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Larkin School Gains New Lease
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Larkin
School Gains New Lease on Life
The former Larkin Elementary School is still a vibrant community asset even
as it has transformed from an institute for children to one for military
personnel, thanks to collaborative partnerships.
The Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center & Presidio
of Monterey (DLIFLC & POM), which leased Larkin and the former Monte Vista
Elementary School last year, celebrated the completion of building
renovations and improvements by inviting community members, City officials
and school district personnel for a first-hand look. Individuals toured
classrooms, multipurpose rooms and school grounds. The building upgrades
included new paint, plumbing, carpeting and electrical wiring.
Contracting,
Development Opportunities Now on Web
 City projects and contracting service needs are
now accessible via the Web at
www.monterey.org
Our current list of Requests for Proposal (RFPs), Requests for
Qualification (RFQs) and projects “out for bid” is posted for easy
reference. Review specifications or sign up for notifications. Please note
that you do not have to register to view documents.
For more info, call the City’s Public Works Department at
646.3920 or email
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