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Board approves agenda revisions and several tablings; consent agenda and minutes approved 5-0
Summary
At the Oct. 21 meeting the board voted 5-0 to approve agenda revisions, approve minutes and the consent agenda, authorize negotiation with Lancer Associates, and voted to table three discussion items including a Chevrolet purchase, the JAG position and a food-service agreement.
The Silver Creek School Corporation board recorded several unanimous voice votes and a series of tablings during its Oct. 21 meeting.
The board voted 5-0 to: approve revisions to the meeting agenda (including a $1,500 donation to the Silver Creek High School marching band from Robert and Sandra Bowen moved into the consent agenda), approve the Sept. 23 regular meeting minutes, and approve the consent agenda (consent items included multiple appointments, resignations, leaves and other routine items listed in the board packet).
The board also authorized administration to begin contract negotiations with Lancer Associates for architectural services (see separate article) on a 5-0 vote.
On several items moved from the consent agenda for discussion and action, the board voted to table the following pending additional information:
- A purchase/appropriation related to a Chevrolet quote over $10,000: motion to table carried on a voice vote (ayes recorded; tally 5-0). The mover who requested tabling spoke during the discussion and asked for more information; a board member seconded; the board carried the table motion 5-0.
- Jobs for America's Graduates (JAG) program position (position control number 51041, effective 01/05/1926 as stated in packet): a motion to table for additional information carried 5-0 after a board member requested further details.
- A protein food-service agreement moved from the consent agenda to discussion: a motion to table for more information carried 5-0.
There were also procedural motions earlier in the meeting to move several consent agenda items into discussion; that motion carried on a 5-0 voice vote. The meeting closed on a 5-0 voice vote to adjourn.
