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Board approves resolutions, capital projects, contracts and procedures in routine votes
Summary
The Eatonville School District board approved a slate of items including resolutions urging DNR timber sales, Sourcewell membership, EHS HVAC capital outlay tied to a Department of Commerce grant, amended capital facilities plan to cover track and field, procurement and replacement approvals, and several operational contracts and policies.
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At its meeting, the Eatonville School District Board of Directors approved multiple routine and substantive items by voice vote. Trustees moved and seconded the items and adopted each measure as presented.
Key approvals and votes at a glance - Consent agenda: Approved by voice vote (no individual roll‑call tallies provided in the record). - Board Resolution 7‑47 (Department of Natural Resources timber sales): The board adopted a resolution encouraging the Washington Department of Natural Resources to finalize a set of timber sales the district said affect local revenue. In a legislative update, the board was told the Railroad Creek timber sale in question was estimated in the presentation to affect district revenues by a minimum of $173,000 and up to about $250,000. Motion carried. - Board Resolution 7‑48 (Sourcewell Cooperative membership/interlocal): Trustees approved a resolution authorizing the district to do business with Sourcewell under interlocal cooperative purchasing arrangements; motion carried. - Capital outlay: Approved capital outlay for Eatonville High School HVAC optimization and lighting replacement. Presenters said the total project cost is about $1,500,000 and that approximately $1,000,000 will come from a Department of Commerce grant; motion carried. - Capital facilities plan amendment: Board approved an amended capital facilities plan to allow impact‑fee proceeds to be used for the track and field project (the plan author was noted as Nichols Consulting); motion carried. - Authority to negotiate stadium seating contract: Trustees authorized the superintendent to negotiate a stadium seating contract with the noted vendor through a cooperative procurement; the board clarified the action authorized negotiation only, not final contract signature; motion carried. - Greater Eatonville Community Foundation fundraising initiative: Board approved the foundation's effort to fundraise for the Eatonville track and field project and related needs, with community fundraising aims referenced at roughly $250,000 for ADA and other items; motion carried. - Capital equipment replacements and facilities work: Board approved replacement of the Eatonville High School baseball scoreboard (procurement to follow cooperative or quote process) and approval to purchase replacement landings and stairs for four Eatonville Middle School portables (administration reported a favorable non‑cooperative quote for the work); motions carried. - Contracts, calendars and procedures: Trustees approved an independent contract for physical therapy services through the end of the school year, adopted 2025–26 and 2026–27 school calendars, approved an updated overnight field‑trips and excursions procedure/list, and approved several policy items for first reading; all motions carried.
Votes and procedure notes - Where the record shows only a voice vote, the minutes record "Aye" and the chair declared motions carried; individual roll‑call tallies were not provided in the transcript for most items. - Several items reference external funding or procurement constraints (for example, the EHS HVAC project described as dependent on a Department of Commerce grant, and the scoreboard and other purchases described as likely procured through a cooperative or multiple quotes depending on dollar thresholds).
Ending: The board acted on the listed resolutions and operational measures; several items include follow‑ups (procurement and final contract terms) that district staff said would be returned for verification or signature as required by statute and district procedure.

