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Council to consider consenting to sale of Alpine School District-built CTE house; staff says proceeds stay with program
Summary
Pleasant Grove staff briefed the council on a resolution consenting to the sale of a house built by Alpine School District’s CTE program. Staff said state rules require cities to allow the sale during a pending district split and that proceeds remain tied to the CTE program.
City staff told the council that Alpine School District’s Career and Technical Education (CTE) program periodically builds spec homes as part of hands-on training and then sells them, and that state law restricts a school district from disposing of property during the pendency of the district split unless municipalities consent.
Staff said the sale is a self-funded CTE activity and that funds from the sale remain with the program to support future projects. “The money will stay with the program,” staff said, adding the arrangement ensures the CTE program remains funded in whatever district it falls under after the split. Staff said the program intended to continue the house-building activity next year as well.
Council members asked clarifying questions about whether the program would continue and whether the proceeds were retained by the CTE program; staff affirmed that the money stays with the program and that this year’s sale would not affect district assets or liabilities. The resolution on the agenda asks the council to consent to the sale so the district can proceed with the transaction.
The transcript did not record a final vote on the resolution during the work session excerpt.
