3319.19 Offices of educational service center superintendent and governing board.
(A) Except as provided in division (D) of this section or division (A)(2) of section 3313.37 of the Revised Code, upon request, the board of county commissioners shall provide and equip offices in the county for the use of the superintendent of an educational service center, and shall provide heat, light, water, and janitorial services for such offices. Such offices shall be the permanent headquarters of the superintendent and shall be used by the governing board of the service center when it is in session. Except as provided in division (B) of this section, such offices shall be located in the county seat or, upon the approval of the governing board, may be located outside of the county seat.
(B) In the case of a service center formed under section 3311.053 or 3311.059 of the Revised Code, the governing board shall designate the site of its offices. Except as provided in division (D) of this section or division (A)(2) of section 3313.37 of the Revised Code, the board of county commissioners of the county in which the designated site is located shall provide and equip the offices as under division (A) of this section, but the costs of such offices and equipment shall be apportioned among the boards of county commissioners of all counties having any territory in the area under the control of the governing board, according to the proportion of local school district pupils under the supervision of such board residing in the respective counties. Where there is a dispute as to the amount any board of county commissioners is required to pay, the probate judge of the county in which the greatest number of pupils under the supervision of the governing board reside shall apportion such costs among the boards of county commissioners and notify each such board of its share of the costs.
(C) As used in division (C) of this section, in the case of a building, facility, or office space that a board of county commissioners leases or rents, “actual cost per square foot” means all cost on a per square foot basis incurred by the board under the lease or rental agreement. In the case of a building, facility, or office space that the board owns in fee simple, “actual cost per square foot” means the fair rental value on a per square foot basis of the building, facility, or office space either as compared to a similarly situated building, facility, or office space in the general vicinity or as calculated under a formula that accounts for depreciation, amortization of improvements, and other reasonable factors, including, but not limited to, parking space and other amenities. Not later than the thirty-first day of March of 2002, 2003, 2004, and 2005 a board of county commissioners required to provide or equip offices pursuant to division (A) or (B) of this section shall make a written estimate of the total cost it will incur for the ensuing fiscal year to provide and equip the offices and to provide heat, light, water, and janitorial services for such offices. The total estimate of cost shall include:
(1) The total square feet of space to be utilized by the educational service center;
(2) The total square feet of any common areas that should be reasonably allocated to the center and the methodology for making this allocation;
(3) The actual cost per square foot for both the space utilized by and the common area allocated to the center;
(4) An explanation of the methodology used to determine the actual cost per square foot ;
(5) The estimated cost of providing heat, light, and water, including an explanation of how these costs were determined;
(6) The estimated cost of providing janitorial services including an explanation of the methodology used to determine this cost;
(7) Any other estimated costs that the board anticipates it will occur and a detailed explanation of the costs and the rationale used to determine such costs. A copy of the total estimate of costs under this division shall be sent to the superintendent of the educational service center not later than the fifth day of April. The superintendent shall review the total estimate and shall notify the board of county commissioners not later than twenty days after receipt of the estimate of either agreement with the estimate or any specific objections to the estimates and the reasons for the objections. If the superintendent agrees with the estimate, it shall become the final total estimate of cost. Failure of the superintendent to make objections to the estimate by the twentieth day after receipt of it shall be deemed to mean that the superintendent is in agreement with the estimate. If the superintendent provides specific objections to the board of county commissioners, the board shall review the objections and may modify the original estimate and shall send a revised total estimate to the superintendent within ten days after the receipt of the superintendent’s objections. The superintendent shall respond to the revised estimate within ten days after its receipt. If the superintendent agrees with it, it shall become the final total estimated cost. If the superintendent fails to respond within the required time, the superintendent shall be deemed to have agreed with the revised estimate. If the superintendent disagrees with the revised estimate, the superintendent shall send specific objections to the county commissioners. If a superintendent has sent specific objections to the revised estimate within the required time, the probate judge of the county which has the greatest number of resident local school district pupils under the supervision of the educational service center shall determine the final estimated cost and certify this amount to the superintendent and the board of county commissioners prior to the first day of July.
(D)(1) A board of county commissioners shall be responsible for the following percentages of the final total estimated cost established by division (C) of this section:
(a) Eighty per cent for fiscal year 2003;
(b) Sixty per cent for fiscal year 2004;
(c) Forty per cent for fiscal year 2005;
(d) Twenty per cent for fiscal year 2006. In fiscal years 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2006 the educational service center shall be responsible for the remainder of any costs in excess of the amounts specified in division (D)(1)(a),(b), (c), or (d) of this section, as applicable, associated with the provision and equipment of offices for the educational service center and for provision of heat, light, water, and janitorial services for such offices, including any unanticipated or unexpected increases in the costs beyond the final estimated cost amount. Beginning in fiscal year 2007, no board of county commissioners shall have any obligation to provide and equip offices for an educational service center or to provide heat, light, water, or janitorial services for such offices.
(2) Nothing in this section shall prohibit the board of county commissioners and the governing board of an educational service center from entering into a contract for providing and equipping offices for the use of an educational service center and for providing heat, light, water, and janitorial services for such offices. The term of any such contract shall not exceed a period of four years and may be renewed for additional periods not to exceed four years. Any such contract shall supersede the provisions of division (D)(1) of this section and no educational service center may be charged, at any time, any additional amount for the county’s provision of an office and equipment, heat, light, water, and janitorial services beyond the amount specified in such contract.
(3) No contract entered into under division (D)(2) of this section in any year prior to fiscal year 2007 between an educational service center formed under section 3311.053 or 3311.059 of the Revised Code and the board of county commissioners required to provide and equip its office pursuant to division (B) of this section shall take effect unless the boards of county commissioners of all other counties required to participate in the funding for such offices pursuant to division (B) of this section adopt resolutions approving the contract.
3319.19 Offices of educational service center superintendent and governing board.
(A) Except as provided in division (D) of this section or division (A)(2) of section 3313.37 of the Revised Code, upon request, the board of county commissioners shall provide and equip offices in the county for the use of the superintendent of an educational service center, and shall provide heat, light, water, and janitorial services for such offices. Such offices shall be the permanent headquarters of the superintendent and shall be used by the governing board of the service center when it is in session. Except as provided in division (B) of this section, such offices shall be located in the county seat or, upon the approval of the governing board, may be located outside of the county seat.
(B) In the case of a service center formed under section 3311.053 or 3311.059 of the Revised Code, the governing board shall designate the site of its offices. Except as provided in division (D) of this section or division (A)(2) of section 3313.37 of the Revised Code, the board of county commissioners of the county in which the designated site is located shall provide and equip the offices as under division (A) of this section, but the costs of such offices and equipment shall be apportioned among the boards of county commissioners of all counties having any territory in the area under the control of the governing board, according to the proportion of local school district pupils under the supervision of such board residing in the respective counties. Where there is a dispute as to the amount any board of county commissioners is required to pay, the probate judge of the county in which the greatest number of pupils under the supervision of the governing board reside shall apportion such costs among the boards of county commissioners and notify each such board of its share of the costs.
(C) As used in division (C) of this section, in the case of a building, facility, or office space that a board of county commissioners leases or rents, “actual cost per square foot” means all cost on a per square foot basis incurred by the board under the lease or rental agreement. In the case of a building, facility, or office space that the board owns in fee simple, “actual cost per square foot” means the fair rental value on a per square foot basis of the building, facility, or office space either as compared to a similarly situated building, facility, or office space in the general vicinity or as calculated under a formula that accounts for depreciation, amortization of improvements, and other reasonable factors, including, but not limited to, parking space and other amenities. Not later than the thirty-first day of March of 2002, 2003, 2004, and 2005 a board of county commissioners required to provide or equip offices pursuant to division (A) or (B) of this section shall make a written estimate of the total cost it will incur for the ensuing fiscal year to provide and equip the offices and to provide heat, light, water, and janitorial services for such offices. The total estimate of cost shall include:
(1) The total square feet of space to be utilized by the educational service center;
(2) The total square feet of any common areas that should be reasonably allocated to the center and the methodology for making this allocation;
(3) The actual cost per square foot for both the space utilized by and the common area allocated to the center;
(4) An explanation of the methodology used to determine the actual cost per square foot ;
(5) The estimated cost of providing heat, light, and water, including an explanation of how these costs were determined;
(6) The estimated cost of providing janitorial services including an explanation of the methodology used to determine this cost;
(7) Any other estimated costs that the board anticipates it will occur and a detailed explanation of the costs and the rationale used to determine such costs. A copy of the total estimate of costs under this division shall be sent to the superintendent of the educational service center not later than the fifth day of April. The superintendent shall review the total estimate and shall notify the board of county commissioners not later than twenty days after receipt of the estimate of either agreement with the estimate or any specific objections to the estimates and the reasons for the objections. If the superintendent agrees with the estimate, it shall become the final total estimate of cost. Failure of the superintendent to make objections to the estimate by the twentieth day after receipt of it shall be deemed to mean that the superintendent is in agreement with the estimate. If the superintendent provides specific objections to the board of county commissioners, the board shall review the objections and may modify the original estimate and shall send a revised total estimate to the superintendent within ten days after the receipt of the superintendent’s objections. The superintendent shall respond to the revised estimate within ten days after its receipt. If the superintendent agrees with it, it shall become the final total estimated cost. If the superintendent fails to respond within the required time, the superintendent shall be deemed to have agreed with the revised estimate. If the superintendent disagrees with the revised estimate, the superintendent shall send specific objections to the county commissioners. If a superintendent has sent specific objections to the revised estimate within the required time, the probate judge of the county which has the greatest number of resident local school district pupils under the supervision of the educational service center shall determine the final estimated cost and certify this amount to the superintendent and the board of county commissioners prior to the first day of July.
(D)(1) A board of county commissioners shall be responsible for the following percentages of the final total estimated cost established by division (C) of this section:
(a) Eighty per cent for fiscal year 2003;
(b) Sixty per cent for fiscal year 2004;
(c) Forty per cent for fiscal year 2005;
(d) Twenty per cent for fiscal year 2006. In fiscal years 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2006 the educational service center shall be responsible for the remainder of any costs in excess of the amounts specified in division (D)(1)(a),(b), (c), or (d) of this section, as applicable, associated with the provision and equipment of offices for the educational service center and for provision of heat, light, water, and janitorial services for such offices, including any unanticipated or unexpected increases in the costs beyond the final estimated cost amount. Beginning in fiscal year 2007, no board of county commissioners shall have any obligation to provide and equip offices for an educational service center or to provide heat, light, water, or janitorial services for such offices.
(2) Nothing in this section shall prohibit the board of county commissioners and the governing board of an educational service center from entering into a contract for providing and equipping offices for the use of an educational service center and for providing heat, light, water, and janitorial services for such offices. The term of any such contract shall not exceed a period of four years and may be renewed for additional periods not to exceed four years. Any such contract shall supersede the provisions of division (D)(1) of this section and no educational service center may be charged, at any time, any additional amount for the county’s provision of an office and equipment, heat, light, water, and janitorial services beyond the amount specified in such contract.
(3) No contract entered into under division (D)(2) of this section in any year prior to fiscal year 2007 between an educational service center formed under section 3311.053 or 3311.059 of the Revised Code and the board of county commissioners required to provide and equip its office pursuant to division (B) of this section shall take effect unless the boards of county commissioners of all other counties required to participate in the funding for such offices pursuant to division (B) of this section adopt resolutions approving the contract.
3319.19 Offices of educational service center superintendent and governing board.
(A) Except as provided in division (D) of this section or division (A)(2) of section 3313.37 of the Revised Code, upon request, the board of county commissioners shall provide and equip offices in the county for the use of the superintendent of an educational service center, and shall provide heat, light, water, and janitorial services for such offices. Such offices shall be the permanent headquarters of the superintendent and shall be used by the governing board of the service center when it is in session. Except as provided in division (B) of this section, such offices shall be located in the county seat or, upon the approval of the governing board, may be located outside of the county seat.
(B) In the case of a service center formed under section 3311.053 or 3311.059 of the Revised Code, the governing board shall designate the site of its offices. Except as provided in division (D) of this section or division (A)(2) of section 3313.37 of the Revised Code, the board of county commissioners of the county in which the designated site is located shall provide and equip the offices as under division (A) of this section, but the costs of such offices and equipment shall be apportioned among the boards of county commissioners of all counties having any territory in the area under the control of the governing board, according to the proportion of local school district pupils under the supervision of such board residing in the respective counties. Where there is a dispute as to the amount any board of county commissioners is required to pay, the probate judge of the county in which the greatest number of pupils under the supervision of the governing board reside shall apportion such costs among the boards of county commissioners and notify each such board of its share of the costs.
(C) As used in division (C) of this section, in the case of a building, facility, or office space that a board of county commissioners leases or rents, “actual cost per square foot” means all cost on a per square foot basis incurred by the board under the lease or rental agreement. In the case of a building, facility, or office space that the board owns in fee simple, “actual cost per square foot” means the fair rental value on a per square foot basis of the building, facility, or office space either as compared to a similarly situated building, facility, or office space in the general vicinity or as calculated under a formula that accounts for depreciation, amortization of improvements, and other reasonable factors, including, but not limited to, parking space and other amenities. Not later than the thirty-first day of March of 2002, 2003, 2004, and 2005 a board of county commissioners required to provide or equip offices pursuant to division (A) or (B) of this section shall make a written estimate of the total cost it will incur for the ensuing fiscal year to provide and equip the offices and to provide heat, light, water, and janitorial services for such offices. The total estimate of cost shall include:
(1) The total square feet of space to be utilized by the educational service center;
(2) The total square feet of any common areas that should be reasonably allocated to the center and the methodology for making this allocation;
(3) The actual cost per square foot for both the space utilized by and the common area allocated to the center;
(4) An explanation of the methodology used to determine the actual cost per square foot ;
(5) The estimated cost of providing heat, light, and water, including an explanation of how these costs were determined;
(6) The estimated cost of providing janitorial services including an explanation of the methodology used to determine this cost;
(7) Any other estimated costs that the board anticipates it will occur and a detailed explanation of the costs and the rationale used to determine such costs. A copy of the total estimate of costs under this division shall be sent to the superintendent of the educational service center not later than the fifth day of April. The superintendent shall review the total estimate and shall notify the board of county commissioners not later than twenty days after receipt of the estimate of either agreement with the estimate or any specific objections to the estimates and the reasons for the objections. If the superintendent agrees with the estimate, it shall become the final total estimate of cost. Failure of the superintendent to make objections to the estimate by the twentieth day after receipt of it shall be deemed to mean that the superintendent is in agreement with the estimate. If the superintendent provides specific objections to the board of county commissioners, the board shall review the objections and may modify the original estimate and shall send a revised total estimate to the superintendent within ten days after the receipt of the superintendent’s objections. The superintendent shall respond to the revised estimate within ten days after its receipt. If the superintendent agrees with it, it shall become the final total estimated cost. If the superintendent fails to respond within the required time, the superintendent shall be deemed to have agreed with the revised estimate. If the superintendent disagrees with the revised estimate, the superintendent shall send specific objections to the county commissioners. If a superintendent has sent specific objections to the revised estimate within the required time, the probate judge of the county which has the greatest number of resident local school district pupils under the supervision of the educational service center shall determine the final estimated cost and certify this amount to the superintendent and the board of county commissioners prior to the first day of July.
(D)(1) A board of county commissioners shall be responsible for the following percentages of the final total estimated cost established by division (C) of this section:
(a) Eighty per cent for fiscal year 2003;
(b) Sixty per cent for fiscal year 2004;
(c) Forty per cent for fiscal year 2005;
(d) Twenty per cent for fiscal year 2006. In fiscal years 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2006 the educational service center shall be responsible for the remainder of any costs in excess of the amounts specified in division (D)(1)(a),(b), (c), or (d) of this section, as applicable, associated with the provision and equipment of offices for the educational service center and for provision of heat, light, water, and janitorial services for such offices, including any unanticipated or unexpected increases in the costs beyond the final estimated cost amount. Beginning in fiscal year 2007, no board of county commissioners shall have any obligation to provide and equip offices for an educational service center or to provide heat, light, water, or janitorial services for such offices.
(2) Nothing in this section shall prohibit the board of county commissioners and the governing board of an educational service center from entering into a contract for providing and equipping offices for the use of an educational service center and for providing heat, light, water, and janitorial services for such offices. The term of any such contract shall not exceed a period of four years and may be renewed for additional periods not to exceed four years. Any such contract shall supersede the provisions of division (D)(1) of this section and no educational service center may be charged, at any time, any additional amount for the county’s provision of an office and equipment, heat, light, water, and janitorial services beyond the amount specified in such contract.
(3) No contract entered into under division (D)(2) of this section in any year prior to fiscal year 2007 between an educational service center formed under section 3311.053 or 3311.059 of the Revised Code and the board of county commissioners required to provide and equip its office pursuant to division (B) of this section shall take effect unless the boards of county commissioners of all other counties required to participate in the funding for such offices pursuant to division (B) of this section adopt resolutions approving the contract.
