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Tempe board approves data-sharing agreement with Salt River Project; address typo to be corrected

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The Tempe Elementary School District No. 3 governing board on Sept. 3 approved a data-sharing agreement with the Salt River Project; a board member identified an incorrect address in the draft and the superintendent said staff would correct it.

The Tempe Elementary School District No. 3 governing board voted Sept. 3 to approve a data-sharing agreement with the Salt River Project.

During discussion, Mr. Lemon, a board member, flagged a contact address listed in the documents: "they had 1 of the addresses for Salt River Project on 2727 East Washington Street. I go by there and there's nobody in that building. It's being rehabbed right now and there's big fences around it. So check the address in the documents," he said.

Dr. Driscoll, the district superintendent, told the board the address could be updated after approval: "I think we would be good on that. We can go back and, edit the address."

A board member moved to approve the agreement and another seconded the motion. President Ewers called for a vote; the chair announced the motion passed. The transcript does not record a roll-call tally in the public discussion.

The agreement was listed on the agenda as item 6.02. Board members described the document as generally acceptable, and the superintendent indicated staff would make a non-substantive correction to the partner address before finalizing the contract file.