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Pullman board approves resolution to sell Pullman Aquatic Center as surplus property
Summary
The Pullman School District Board approved a resolution to sell the Pullman Aquatic Center as surplus real property after moving the item from discussion to action; the transcript records inconsistent resolution numbers and does not show vote tallies.
The Pullman School District Board approved a resolution to declare the Pullman Aquatic Center surplus real property and to move forward with a sale process.
Board members first voted to move the earlier discussion item on the Pullman Aquatic Center to the meeting’s action items. During the action-item discussion a staff member identified as Justin said moving the sale process along “sooner than later” would be helpful because there is interest in the property. After that exchange a motion to approve the resolution to sell the Pullman Aquatic Center was moved and seconded and the board voted in favor; the transcript records members saying “aye” and the chair calling the motion passed. The transcript does not record numeric vote counts or which members voted for or against the resolution.
The resolution is referred to at different points in the transcript with varying numbers (for example, the recording includes the phrases “resolution 25-2909,” “resolution 20420509,” and “resolution 24 25 0 9”). The board announced it would go into another executive session at the end of the public portion of the meeting; the transcript does not record further procedural steps for the sale or a timeline for disposal of the property.
