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Board OKs steps toward capital project and appoints board of registration
Summary
Board members reviewed administrative steps for the proposed capital project, confirmed seeker review began Jan. 31, scheduled community presentations starting the week of March 31, and approved a resolution authorizing a board of registration to facilitate personal registration for the capital project vote.
At the meeting the presenter reviewed the administrative and legal work underway to prepare a proposed capital project for public vote and said the district began a seeker‑review process on Jan. 31 to notify neighboring municipalities and other interested parties. The presenter said the district will hold community presentations the week of March 31 and planned three major presentations at elementary and high‑school sites.
"Tonight, you'll be voting on a resolution to appoint the board of registration," the presenter said, describing the board of registration's role in conducting personal registration for the capital‑project and budget votes. Later in the meeting, the board moved and seconded a resolution authorizing the board of registration; the motion was approved by voice vote with no roll‑call tally recorded in the transcript.
The presenter also described communications plans—newsletters, social media, podcasts and mailers—to inform the public about the capital project. The buildings & grounds committee will receive a more detailed resolution on March 4 and the board anticipates acting on the capital project on March 18; community presentations are intended to begin the week of March 31.
No final project approval or bond issuance occurred at this meeting; the board authorized the administrative step of appointing a registration board and scheduled further committee and public‑engagement steps.
