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Board approves agenda, consent items, long‑term facilities plan and accepts gifts

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Summary

The Owatonna Public School District Board approved the meeting agenda, the consent agenda (minutes, disbursements, personnel, policies for review), unanimously approved the long‑term facilities maintenance plan required by the state and accepted reported gifts; all votes were recorded as 7‑0 where roll call was taken.

The Owatonna Public School District Board of Education conducted roll‑call votes to approve the meeting agenda, the consent agenda, a 10‑year long‑term facilities maintenance plan and a resolution accepting gifts.

At the start of the meeting the board approved the agenda as presented; the presiding officer called for an aye and the motion carried by voice vote. Later, the consent agenda — which included minutes from June 16, disbursements, personnel items and policies submitted for review — was approved on a recorded roll call: Ron (Aye), Andrea (Aye), Dolane (Aye), Laurie (Aye), Mark (Aye), Elizabeth (Aye) and the presiding member (Aye), recorded as a 7‑0 vote.

The board also voted to approve the district’s long‑term facilities maintenance (LTFM) 10‑year expenditures report and plan, which presenters said will be submitted to the state before the July 31 deadline and noted that the district receives approximately $1.3 million a year in state aid for LTFM projects. Board members discussed upcoming projects including interior surfaces work, cabinetry replacement at Lincoln Elementary, removal of asbestos tile in the middle school and other flooring projects; the motion to approve the plan passed by voice vote.

Finally, the board approved a resolution to accept gifts to the district; that resolution passed on a recorded roll call vote of 7‑0. The meeting adjourned following those actions.