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Hamilton Central School District adopts $180,000 bond resolution
Summary
The Hamilton Central School District Board adopted a resolution authorizing issuance and sale of serial bonds or notes in the aggregate principal amount of $180,000; the measure passed on a roll‑call vote with five in favor.
The Hamilton Central School District Board of Education voted to adopt a bond resolution authorizing the issuance and sale of serial bonds or notes in anticipation of bonds in the principal amount of $180,000.
Board Chair (speaker 2) moved the resolution and the board conducted a roll‑call before voting. The Chair called the roll and the board passed the resolution with five votes in favor.
The resolution as presented references an attachment that recites the aggregate principal amount and the purpose; the Chair said the details were in the attachment. No member requested to delay the vote for further detail. The board did not record individual yea/nay votes in the meeting transcript beyond the roll‑call naming of members and the Chair’s announcement that the resolution passed with five votes.
The bond authorization will allow district officials to issue and market short‑term notes or serial bonds as described in the attached resolution language. The Chair said the attachment recites the use and amount; the meeting transcript does not specify a spending breakdown tied to the $180,000 figure.
Next steps: the adopted resolution authorizes district staff to proceed with issuance and sale as permitted by law; the board did not set a separate effective date or implementation schedule during the meeting.
(Reporting based on the board meeting record.)
