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Votes at a glance: Jan. 23 Robla School Board actions
Summary
Board approved consent and action items including compensation increase for trustees, a summer expanded-learning contract, Bell Avenue change order, and modular construction contracts and amendment with Enviroplex.
The Robla School Board acted on several agenda items at its Jan. 23 meeting. Key outcomes are listed below; vote tallies were recorded in the meeting minutes where available.
- Board member compensation increase (5%): Motion carried 3–1 (one trustee voted nay). The board discussed optics relative to the full meeting topics before the vote.
- 2024–25 expanded-learning summer contract with Roberts Family Development Center: Approved unanimously (vote recorded as unanimous on the record).
- Change order No. 3 to Enviroplex Inc. for Bell Avenue Preschool and TK construction (to replace preschool-appropriate toilets and install luxury vinyl tile in preschool spaces): Approved unanimously.
- Agreement for modular construction services with Enviroplex for Main Avenue preschool/TK/K classrooms: Approved unanimously (board later approved an amendment).
- Amendment No. 1 to modular construction services with Enviroplex (value-engineering reductions): Approved unanimously; staff reported a saving of $113,761 from the amendment.
Full meeting minutes and contract documents provide further details on project scopes, change-order amounts and contract language.
Ending
Board members requested follow-up reports on procurement, DSA submissions and the timeline for the Main Avenue project; staff will return with contract recommendations and schedule updates.
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