School board authorizes solicitor to settle Aldi Center Township assessment appeal at $2.737 million valuation

The Central Valley School District Board of Education authorized the district solicitor to settle an assessment appeal for the Aldi Center Township property at a reduced assessed valuation of $2,737,000, the board decided during its combined work and voting session. The action, listed under board policy, was made consistent with the solicitor's recommendation and carried on a voice vote after a second from Board Member Ambrose. Board members did not request additional fiscal analysis or identify further conditions in the transcript. The motion language recorded at the meeting states the solicitor “is hereby authorized to settle the matter of the Aldi Center Township assessment appeal at a reduced assessed valuation of $2,737,000 consistent with the recommendation of the solicitor.” No roll-call tally was recorded in the meeting transcript; the board adopted the motion by voice vote and the chair declared the motion carried. The settlement authority gives the solicitor discretion to execute a reduced assessed valuation consistent with the motion; the transcript does not record any further legal citations, payment terms, or timeline for implementation. The board moved on to other agenda items after approving the motion.