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Votes at a glance: board approves property sale, land exchange, contractor awards, and after-school contracts
Summary
At its June 23 meeting the Green Bay Area Public School District board approved a set of agenda items including the $60,000 sale of Parcel 21-8068, a 6–1 land exchange with the village of Alloway, a $3.55 million contractor award, a $349,814.43 amplifier contract and two after-school program contracts; most motions carried unanimously or by clear majority.
The Green Bay Area Public School District board approved a series of motions and contracts during its June 23 meeting. Highlights below list each item, the motion as read, and the recorded outcome.
Sale of real property (Parcel 21-8068): The board approved a commercial offer to purchase Parcel 21-8068 for $60,000. The motion was read and carried with all board members voting in favor.
Land exchange with the village of Alloway: The board approved the proposed land exchange covering Langlade Elementary and Webster Elementary sites, including described agreements and contingencies; the vote carried 6–1 (Becker opposed).
General contractor award (auxiliary services): ACE Building Service was awarded the general contractor contract for the auxiliary services building addition and renovation project in the amount of $3,550,500; online voting indicated all board members voted in favor.
Bidirectional amplifier contract: Nielsen was awarded a $349,814.43 contract for bidirectional amplifier improvements at multiple schools (East High School, Franklin Middle, Lombardi Middle, Preble High, Southwest High, Washington Middle, West High); motion carried unanimously.
After-school and community-learning contracts: The board approved the Boys and Girls Club of Green Bay for 21st Century Community Learning Center services at Danz and Fort Howard Elementary Schools for $282,860 and approved the YMCA of Green Bay to provide after-school programming at specified elementary schools for $872,173.22; both motions carried with board support.
Policy adoptions and revisions: The board also approved several policy items, including revisions/repeals in the 300 and 800 policy series and changes to attendance policy and rules (policy 4-31); recorded votes were unanimous in most cases, with a single dissent noted during adoption of an 800-series item.
The board handled most votes via online voting; the meeting record shows vote results read by the board clerk.
