Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the School Facilities topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
BOERNE ISD board authorizes superintendent to proceed on Aquatics Learning Center contract and real-property action
Summary
Returning from closed session at 2:34 p.m., the BOERNE ISD board voted to authorize the superintendent to move forward on the Aquatics Learning Center contract and to pursue a purchase/exchange/lease of district real property; both motions passed by voice vote with all present voting "aye."
At 2:34 p.m., the BOERNE ISD board returned to open session and approved two motions delegating authority to the superintendent: one to proceed on the Aquatics Learning Center contract, and another to pursue a purchase, exchange or lease involving district real property.
Those present included Carlin Fryer, board member; Sarah Falconberry, board member; Dallas Pipes, board member; Dr. Kraft, board member; Chrissy Schmidt, board member; and Rich Senna, board member, along with the presiding speaker who read the roll call. No visitors had signed up to speak during the public-comment period.
An unidentified speaker moved, 'I move that the Board proceed as discussed in closed session,' referring first to the Aquatics Learning Center project and the contract status. The motion was seconded, and the board approved it by voice vote with all present saying "aye." The presiding speaker confirmed the result: "Motion carries."
The board then took up agenda item C, described as consideration of "the purchase, exchange, lease, or value of real property." Again an unidentified speaker moved that "the Board authorize the superintendent to proceed as discussed in closed session." That motion was seconded and approved by voice vote with no opposition; the presiding speaker stated that the motion carried.
Following those votes the board made and seconded a motion to adjourn and closed the meeting at 2:36 p.m.
The actions recorded in open session show formal delegation of authority to the superintendent on both the Aquatics Learning Center contract and the real-property matter; there were no public comments and no further details about contract terms or property identifiers were disclosed in open session.
