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Votes at a glance: agenda, facility names, concession stand and consent items approved

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Summary

The Linn‑Mar board approved the meeting agenda, renamed two buildings, approved a concession‑stand renaming, approved open enrollment requests and approved the consent agenda; votes were taken by voice and the chair recorded the motions as carried.

Several formal motions were approved by the Linn‑Mar board during the meeting; most were decided by voice vote and recorded as carried.

Adopt agenda: A motion “to adopt the agenda as presented” was moved and seconded; the chair called for those in favor and recorded the vote as approved by voice.

Pete King concession stand: The board approved a motion to rename the concession stand at the district ball complex the Pete King Concession Stand after the late Pete King. The motion was moved and seconded and passed by voice vote.

Building names: The board approved renaming the former Learning Resource Center the Academic Excellence Center and naming the new administrative facility the Educational Leadership Center. The motion was moved by Director Barry Buckholtz and seconded; the chair called the voice vote and recorded the motion as carried.

Open enrollment: The board approved the open enrollment requests as presented (motion and voice vote recorded as carried).

Consent agenda: The board approved the consent agenda, which included routine personnel and business items; the chair recorded the motion as carried. The consent agenda included a retirement announcement recognizing Lisa Peterson, a Compass/Atlas teacher.

Adjournment: The board adjourned the meeting by motion and voice vote; the chair recorded the motion as carried.

Notes on voting: Most items were decided by voice vote with the chair announcing “yes” responses and stating “motion carries.” Where a roll call was taken earlier in the meeting it showed seven directors present; board minutes should be consulted for a roll‑call tally if a recorded roll‑call vote is required for any item.