Board asks for engineering and cost details before approving Recreation Drive intergovernmental agreement
Summary
Board members said the draft Recreation Drive IGA lacks specifics about safety features and asked district staff to prepare an engineering report and cost analysis for discussion at the next operations committee meeting.
Board members discussed Item 11.1 — a proposed intergovernmental agreement concerning Recreation Drive — and raised concerns that the draft lacked sufficient engineering detail and cost analysis to show exactly what the district would receive and where safety features would be placed.
"I would like to see a copy of the engineering report including cost analysis before we take a look at this thing," one board member said, requesting clarity about guardrail specifications, stop signs, and placement of speed bumps. Another member agreed the packet did not show where safety items would sit or the quality of materials.
Superintendent Dr. Martina Smith asked whether a district staff member could oversee follow-up; the board directed Mr. Mkel to prepare an update and engineering/cost detail and present it to the operations committee at the next meeting. No vote on the IGA was taken; the item remained a request for more information and committee follow-up.
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