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Board approves routine resolutions, contracts and bargaining openers; elections resolution set for November ballot
Summary
At the June meeting trustees approved a set of routine resolutions and contract items — including the order to hold November trustee elections, developer fee justification, education protection account and committed fund-balance resolutions — all passing unanimously 3-0.
The Brea Olinda Unified School District board approved multiple motions and resolutions during the meeting, passing each item by unanimous votes where recorded.
Key outcomes included: - Resolution 24-07 (Order of biennial trustee election): Board approved ordering the November election for trustee areas 2, 3 and 5 and acknowledged county cost estimates for the consolidated election. Roll call recorded Trustees Becerra, Flanders and Miller voting aye; resolution passed 3-0. Staff estimated consolidated election costs between $34,000 and $40,000.
- Approval of a new job description for an Early Learning Specialist: Motion carried by voice vote recorded as unanimous (3-0).
- Bargaining openers: Board opened and acknowledged initial openers for CSEA and BOTA and approved related consent items as part of the public hearing process.
- Contract and procurement approvals: The board approved a 2023-24 agreement increase with Language Network Inc., purchase of IMAX units for Bridal Junior High digital media arts, and an alternate summer transportation services agreement with First Student Transportation Inc.; motion votes recorded as carries 3-0.
- Developer fee justification and rates: Board approved the developer fee justification study and associated resolution; staff said the new development fee rates will be effective Aug. 12, 2024, and cited a sample rate of $5.17 per square foot from the study.
- Resolution 24-09 (Education Protection Account) and Resolution 24-10 (approval of committed general fund balance): Both passed by roll call, 3-0. Staff described Resolution 24-10 as a precautionary action given state budget uncertainty.
All motions reported in the public record were either moved by Trustee Miller or Trustee Becerra and carried with unanimous board support where roll calls were recorded.
