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Elkhorn district decides to sell unused kitchen equipment to fund food-service project
Summary
District staff reported that a kitchen-area was not being used, equipment continued to depreciate, and the district decided to sell the equipment and place proceeds into Fund 50 for the food service project.
District staff told the board that equipment in a former kitchen space is not being used, is depreciating, and that the district will sell the equipment and place proceeds into Fund 50 for food-service projects.
The presenter said the area had been repurposed (equipment and kitchen service area were not in active use) and that the food-service director had reviewed whether equipment could be swapped to other sites. The presenter said the equipment in other locations is "solid" and that continued depreciation at the unused site argued for selling the surplus equipment. "So the decision was to sell this. This will go into the fund 50 food service project," the presenter said.
The transcript records the decision as a staff determination to sell and to direct the proceeds to Fund 50; no formal motion text or roll-call vote on the sale appeared in the provided transcript excerpt.
Board members were briefed on the background that the repurposed kitchen had not been used as intended and that equipment would continue to depreciate if left unused. Staff said the proceeds would be earmarked for food-service projects in Fund 50.
