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Board withdraws athletics contract item for review, approves remaining consent items and reports closed-session settlements
Summary
The board withdrew a contingency contract for Northern California basketball officials to add COVID-19 safety language, approved other consent contracts after correction to a grants total, and later reported closed-session approvals of settlements with certificated employees and direction to counsel on anticipated litigation.
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During the Oct. 6 meeting the board handled several consent and administrative actions: a staff correction to the district’s grants report, the withdrawal of one contract for further review of COVID-19 protocols, and approval of remaining consent calendar items; the meeting later reported closed-session settlements.
Staff announced a correction to Consent Calendar item 11 (grants): Office of Public Information grant amount corrected from $56,560 to $58,560, increasing total grants by $2,000 per staff readout. Vice President Lopez pulled Consent item 9 (personal service contracts over $95,000) to question a Northern California basketball officials contract that lacked explicit COVID-19 health-and-safety wording. Staff said the contract was submitted as a contingency retainer and agreed to withdraw that contract so language and timing could be clarified. The board then voted on the remaining two contracts listed under item 9 and approved them by roll call.
On reconvening from closed session the board reported that, by a vote of 5 ayes with two absences, it approved a settlement agreement with two certificated employees in a public-employee discipline/dismissal matter and authorized payment for a stipulated settlement in an OAH case (case number referenced in the record). The board also provided direction to general counsel in six matters of anticipated litigation.
