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ROCORI board approves continued business with Cold Spring Bakery owned by board member
Summary
The school board adopted a resolution to continue doing business with Cold Spring Bakery, identified in the record as owned by board member Lynn Sherman; the measure passed after a motion and a recorded series of 'aye' responses.
The ROCORI Public School District board voted to continue its business relationship with Cold Spring Bakery, which the transcript identifies as owned by board member Lynn Sherman.
The chair introduced the action item describing the district’s relationship with the Cold Spring Bakery and recommended adopting a resolution reflecting that relationship. A motion to adopt the resolution was made and seconded (motion by Jennifer; second by Matt). After the chair called for a vote the meeting record shows multiple affirmative responses and the motion passed to continue doing business with the bakery and to direct administration to implement the resolution.
The transcript notes the bakery’s ownership by a board member but does not record any formal recusal, abstention, or additional conflict-of-interest disclosure in the meeting record. The chair stated that the board would “move forward with resolution directing administration.” The vote portion of the transcript records nine separate spoken “Aye” responses during the roll call on this item.
The board did not add further details in the record about contract terms, procurement procedures, or any additional oversight steps tied to the relationship during this meeting. The resolution directs administration to proceed; any subsequent administrative actions or disclosures are not recorded here.
The board moved on to other agenda items after adopting the resolution.
