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Board approves annual GAN limitation resolution and accepts Williams Act report; no complaints filed

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Summary

The Kern County Board of Education adopted the annual GANN (spending limitation) resolution required by the state and accepted the Williams Act uniform complaint quarterly report; no complaints were reported. Both items passed on voice votes during the meeting.

The Kern County Board of Education approved two routine action items during Tuesday’s meeting: the annual GANN (spending limitation) resolution and the quarterly Williams Act uniform complaint report.

Jonathan Medina presented the GANN resolution as an annual statutorily required filing that "formally notifies the state of how many qualifying expenditures" the office had in the prior year and projects for the coming year. Trustees moved and seconded the measure and approved it by voice vote.

On the Williams Act quarterly report — a routine acceptance and filing of complaints under the Williams uniform complaint procedures — staff reported there were no complaints to file this quarter. Trustees moved, seconded and approved acceptance and filing.

Both matters were carried by voice vote; no roll-call tallies were recorded in the public discussion.

Why this matters: The GANN resolution is an annual administrative step required by state law to report spending parameters; the Williams Act report documents whether Uniform Complaint Procedures were invoked in the relevant period.

Meeting record: Both items were approved during the action-items portion of the agenda and recorded as passed in the minutes.