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Lemon Grove board orders November bond elections, approves ICOC report and fee study increase

Lemon Grove School District Governing Board · March 1, 2026
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Summary

On May 14, 2024, the Lemon Grove School District board approved two bond measures for the Nov. 5 election, accepted the ICOC annual report and adopted a developer fee justification study rate increase; all recorded votes were 5-0.

On May 14, 2024, the Lemon Grove School District Governing Board voted unanimously to order two school bond elections for November 5, 2024, accept the Independent Citizens' Oversight Committee annual report and approve a developer fee justification study rate increase.

The board voted 5-0 to approve Resolution 2023-24-23 ordering a Science and Technology bond election on Nov. 5, 2024. The motion was made by Dorinda Miller, seconded by Cheryl Robertson, and recorded as carried by board members Dr. Javier Ayala, Dorinda Miller, Yajaira Preciado, Cheryl Robertson and Jasmin Smith.

The board also approved Resolution 2023-24-22 ordering a School Repairs bond election for the same Nov. 5 date; the motion was made by Dorinda Miller and seconded by Jasmin Smith and carried 5-0. The board approved Resolution 2023-24-26, adopting a Developer Fee Justification Study rate increase (motion by Cheryl Robertson; second by Yajaira Preciado), with specific rate amounts not specified in the public report.

Earlier in the meeting the board approved the Independent Citizens' Oversight Committee annual report by motion of Cheryl Robertson and second by Yajaira Preciado; that motion also carried 5-0. The board approved the consent agenda, covering routine business and multiple contract and personnel items, by the same unanimous tally.

The resolutions ordering bond elections set the measures to appear on the November 5, 2024 ballot. The meeting record does not include additional fiscal details about the bond amounts or the developer fee rate figures; those specifics were not specified in the public agenda text.