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Votes at a glance: committee approves consent agenda and updates to FY21 CIP bond allocations

2698654 ยท March 18, 2025
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Summary

The Auburn School Committee approved the consent agenda (agenda and minutes) and voted to update the FY21 CIP bond budget to add two projects (Park Avenue slide replacement and elementary classroom furniture) using unallocated FY21 bond funds.

At the March 19, 2025 meeting the Auburn School Committee recorded two formal motions and carried both.

The committee first approved the consent agenda, which included adoption of the meeting agenda and approval of the minutes from the March 12, 2025 meeting. The motion was moved (mover not explicitly identified in the transcript) and seconded by Pam Quinn; the chair called for the ayes and stated, "Motion carries." No roll-call vote or tally was recorded in the transcript.

Later in new business the committee considered an update to the FY21 CIP bond budget to add two projects: Park Avenue slide replacement and elementary classroom furniture. The committee motioned to approve the updated budgets for the FY21 CIP bond to include the Park Avenue slide replacement and elementary classroom furniture. The motion was moved by "Pam" (speaker identified in the transcript only by first name) and seconded by "Pat" (first-name reference only in the transcript). The chair called the vote and announced, "Motion carries." The transcript does not record a roll-call tally for that vote.

The Park Avenue slide replacement was described in the meeting as an item previously missed from a playground upgrades list; the slides had been blocked with plywood for safety and the estimate given in the presentation was approximately $18,000. Elementary classroom furniture requests were described as principal requests with the district purchasing some extra items so future needs can be addressed without tapping the operating budget; the presenter spoke of an estimate in the "thirty-something thousand" range but the exact figure in the transcript was unclear and should be confirmed.

Ending: Both motions carried at the March 19 meeting. Detailed line-item allocations and formal roll-call tallies were not recorded in the meeting transcript; staff indicated the FY21 bond remaining balance would be used to fund the two projects.