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Votes at a glance: ISD 196 board actions on Feb. 10
Summary
The ISD 196 board approved routine and action items on Feb. 10, including agenda and consent items, the Native American advisory concurrence, a collective‑bargaining agreement and a joint powers agreement with Apple Valley.
The ISD 196 school board recorded several formal votes at its Feb. 10 meeting. This roundup lists motions, movers/seconders and recorded outcomes for the meeting’s discrete action items and routine approvals.
Votes and outcomes - Approve agenda as outlined — Motion carried 5–0. (Motion moved by Robin; second by Leah; recorded by Chairperson Johnson.) - Consent agenda (15 items including minutes, gifts, grants, treasurer’s report, personnel, joint powers agreements and Rosemount High School auditorium sound‑system replacement) — Motion carried 5–0. - Resolution of Concurrence: Native American Parent Advisory Committee (NAPAC) — Motion to accept passed 4–0. (Motion by Robin; second by Leah.) - Collective bargaining agreement: Dakota County Cultural Family Advocates, Local 7390 (Education Minnesota) — Ratified by the board 4–0. Summary terms: 5% step increase effective 07/01/2024 (retroactive), 2.22% schedule increase effective 07/01/2025, district health‑insurance contribution increases of 12% (07/01/2024) and 8% (07/01/2025); other language clarifications. (Motion to approve by Katherine; second by Robin.) - Joint powers agreement with the City of Apple Valley for development/maintenance of Westview Elementary fields — Approved 4–0. (Motion by Robin; second by Katherine.) - Adjournment — Motion carried 4–0.
Notes - Some later action votes were recorded as 4–0 rather than 5–0 because the meeting concluded with fewer board members present; votes above reflect the tallies announced at the meeting. - Bids, contract awards and detailed budget approvals were not finalized in these motions; several items (for example, capital budgets and construction contracts) were presented for first readings or updates and will return to the board for later procurement actions.
Ending Board minutes will record the formal roll call and full vote records; this roundup summarizes the motions and outcomes announced on Feb. 10.
