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Votes at a glance: Lakeville board actions (preliminary levy, easement, contract, appointment)
Summary
The Lakeville Area Schools board approved multiple agenda items by unanimous votes, including the preliminary pay-25 levy, a temporary easement with the City of Lakeville, acceptance of a revised interim superintendent contract, and the appointment of an interim superintendent; the consent agenda and agenda edits were also approved.
At its regular meeting the Lakeville Area Schools Board of Education recorded the following formal actions (motions, seconds and outcomes) on a unanimous or voice-vote basis.
• Agenda edits and consent-handling: Board agreed to move items I, J and L from the consent agenda to reports with recommended actions and to record a director resignation as a quick report; motion to move the items was made by Director Kelleher, seconded by Director Carly Anderson, and carried by voice vote.
• Consent agenda: Motion to approve items a–h on the consent agenda was made by Director David Anderson, seconded by Director Kelleher, and approved by voice vote.
• Preliminary pay-25 levy: Motion to approve the preliminary pay-25 levy (certified at maximum) was made (mover recorded as Director Lind, second by Director Carly Anderson); vote recorded as 6–0 in favor.
• City of Lakeville temporary easement: Motion to approve the temporary easement (road project adjacent to Century Middle School, March 2025–June 2026) and accept payment of $48,100 from the city was made by Director Kelleher, seconded by Director Lind; vote recorded as 6–0 in favor.
• Revised interim superintendent contract: Motion to accept the revised interim superintendent contract (board agreed to strike the word 'annual' to clarify a nine‑month duty year) was made by Director Kelleher, seconded by Director Carly Anderson; vote recorded as 6–0 in favor.
• Appointment of interim superintendent (identified official with authority): Motion to appoint the interim superintendent as the district’s identified official with authority (IOWA) was made by Director David Anderson, seconded by Director Carly Anderson; vote recorded as 6–0 in favor.
• Adjournment: Motion to adjourn was made by Director Kelleher, seconded by Director Lind; motion carried 6–0 and the meeting was adjourned.
The board recorded two abstentions on an earlier vote recorded in the transcript (see meeting record), and the minutes note the board will follow up on the open board seat created by a director’s resignation.
