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Wiseburn Unified pulls SLC relocation and related facility items while awaiting Division of State Architect approval
Summary
The board pulled three facilities items related to the SLC relocation project from the May 22 agenda after staff said the Division of State Architect had not approved plans as of 4:30 p.m.; trustees approved a slate of other facility amendments and one amendment for Holly Glen TK site testing while the SLC items are deferred.
The Wiseburn Unified School District Board of Trustees removed three agenda items tied to the Student Learning Center (SLC) relocation project from the May 22 agenda after district staff reported they had not yet received Division of State Architect (DSA) approval.
At the meeting, Board President Roger said the board would pull items 11.2, 11.3 and 11.7 — all associated with the SLC relocation — plus item 6.3; the motion to pull those items passed 4–0. Blake, representing district leadership, told the board that as of 4:30 p.m. the DSA had not approved the plans, which prompted the administrative decision to defer those agenda items.
While those items were pulled, the board approved, by a separate motion, a slate of other facilities items (11.1, 11.4, 11.5, 11.6, 11.8, 11.9 and 11.10) and carried that motion 4–0. Item 11.1 is listed in the agenda as Amendment No. 1 for the Holly Glen TK playground project, which the board discussed and accepted for consideration as part of the slate.
Why it matters: The SLC relocation involves moving space used for programs (including future summer or fall SLC and Futures program needs). DSA approval is a state-level requirement for school building projects; without it, the district said it needed to consider contingency plans for summer school and the start of the next year.
Distinguishing discussion, direction and decisions: The board formally deferred the SLC-related agenda items (decision). The board approved other facility amendments in a single slate (decision). District staff said they would pursue contingency options and coordinate with partners (discussion/direction).
Ending: District staff said they will return the pulled facilities items to a future agenda once DSA approvals are obtained and that administrators are exploring temporary spaces with partner organizations as needed for summer programming and the next school year.
