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Cedar Hill ISD trustees approve Prosperity Bank depository renewal, Kim Lewis schematic design and consent agenda
Summary
At a March meeting, the Cedar Hill ISD Board of Trustees approved a two-year renewal of its depository contract with Prosperity Bank, authorized schematic design work for the Kim Lewis Auxiliary Service Center and adopted the consent agenda, board members said.
The Cedar Hill ISD Board of Trustees voted to extend its depository contract with Prosperity Bank and to proceed with schematic design for the Kim Lewis Auxiliary Service Center, and it approved the consent agenda during a regular March meeting.
The board approved a first renewal period for the district's depository contract with Prosperity Bank covering July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2027, on a motion that was seconded by a trustee identified in the record as Ionica Bridgette. The board then approved a recommendation from the district advisory body to move Huckabee and Associates and its consultants into the design development phase for the Kim Lewis Auxiliary Service Center.
The board also approved the consent agenda items listed as 8A, 8B and 8C after a motion from Trustee Ramona Rose Bacon; the motion carried.
No roll-call vote totals were recorded in the public remarks; the minutes show the motions were moved, seconded and approved. The depository extension and schematic-design approvals were presented to trustees by district administration as routine business items and carried without extended public debate.
The depository item was introduced by district administration as a recommendation based on cost and past experience; administration recommended extending the depository contract for the first renewal period from 07/01/2025 through 06/30/2027. The Kim Lewis Auxiliary Service Center item was presented as advancing the project to the next design phase under contract with Huckabee and Associates.
The board adjourned following routine reports and announcements.
