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At a glance: key Neshaminy board votes — property sale, IU demolition, SRO MOU and grouped consent items

Neshaminy School District Board of School Directors · February 27, 2024
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Summary

The board approved a package of consent items including a property sale for Oliver Heckman Elementary, authorization for Bucks County IU to pursue demolition bids, and an SRO interagency agreement; many routine personnel and business items were approved unanimously.

Several business items on the Neshaminy agenda passed with little debate during the meeting.

The board authorized the Bucks County Intermediate Unit (IU) to execute a demolition contract with the lowest bidder for Red Cedar Drive properties and recorded the district's estimated proportionate share for the work; the IU will invoice the district for its share. The board approved a resolution authorizing sale of Oliver Heckman Elementary School to Aaron Development Co. for a purchase price stated in the motion as $3,200,000, subject to court approval and solicitor review.

The board also approved a school‑resource‑officer (SRO) interagency agreement with Middletown Township and the Middletown Police Department to secure SRO services under the School Resource Officer Interagency Agreement. Multiple routine grouped items — retirements, resignations, ancillary appointments, student placements, and overnight trips — were approved as master motions with the roll calls recorded in the transcript.

Most of these items passed unanimously as recorded in the meeting; where specific tallies were given the transcript records them (for example the demolition authorization and SRO MOU recorded 8–0 votes). For full contract language, invoices, and the final sale agreement, consult the district's public records and solicitor review files.