Board approves consent agenda, minutes and routine items; resolutions and contracts included

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Summary

The Pasco School Board approved the March 25, 2025 meeting minutes and a multi-item consent agenda including property acceptance, two resolutions, a heat-pump contract award, multiple student travel approvals and policy reinstatements. The approvals passed by unanimous voice or roll-call vote as noted.

The Pasco School Board approved two routine motions by voice and roll-call vote: the minutes from the March 25, 2025 regular meeting and a multi-item consent agenda that bundled property items, contract awards, student travel and several resolutions.

The board first took a voice vote to approve the previous meeting minutes; the motion carried unanimously.

Later the board approved the consent agenda, which included the following items listed on the agenda: acceptance of a property purchase (1605 Road 72, City of Pasco; Franklin County tax parcels 118502022 and 118502040), Resolution No. 1054 accepting the 3 Rivers Elementary building commissioning report, Resolution No. 1055 accepting the Pasco High School heat pump replacement bid and awarding a contract, Property 108 irrigation line reroute change order No. 1, Sage View High School project construction change order No. 18, multiple out-of-state and overnight student travel approvals (examples included FCCLA students to Orlando, dance team to Phoenix, FFA convention at Washington State University, choir and guitar ensemble travel to Washington state cities and other student trips), reinstatement of policies 3,208 and 5,011, and other routine personnel and warrant approvals.

Board President Amanda Brown called for a roll-call vote on the consent agenda; the motion passed unanimously. No separate amendments or debate on individual consent items were recorded on the public minutes at this meeting.

Several of the consent items reference subsequent implementation steps (for example, the heat pump contract award and construction change orders require contract execution and project oversight by district staff). The board placed no additional conditions on the approvals at the meeting.