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Northern Lebanon SD approves asbestos abatement contract, corrected IAU pass‑through and student agreement

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Summary

At its May 6 committee meeting, the Northern Lebanon School District committee unanimously approved three voting items: an asbestos removal contract, a corrected intermediate unit (IAU) pass‑through funding agreement, and a student agreement, so crews can proceed and paperwork corrected.

Northern Lebanon School District committee members voted unanimously May 6 to approve three bundled voting items so work and paperwork can proceed quickly.

The district approved an awarded bid to remove asbestos discovered during construction work and approved a corrected pass‑through funding agreement with the intermediate unit (IAU). Doctor Messinger, a district administrator, said the district “went out to bid on that. We found some asbestos that obviously needs removed.” He told the committee multiple bids were received and recommended moving forward so removal can occur before additional construction continues.

Director Murray moved the combined approval of items 4.1 through 4.3; Director Moyer seconded. “Motion to approve items 4.1, 4.2, and 4.3,” Director Murray said. The motion carried unanimously after the roll call, with Doctor Messinger recording his affirmative vote.

The bundled package also included a corrected IAU pass‑through funds agreement; Doctor Messinger said the earlier version carried incorrect years and dollar amounts and has been revised for revote. The third item was a student agreement included with the packet for formal approval.

Officials said the approvals were meant to let necessary work and administrative corrections proceed immediately; no further public comment or detailed roll‑call tallies were recorded in the committee transcript.