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Lake Stevens board approves consent agenda, new hires and accepts completed public works projects
Summary
The board unanimously approved a consent agenda that included multiple warrants and payroll items, personnel hires, surplus of district books, and voted to accept completion of listed public works projects after staff reported punch-list items were finished.
At its Aug. 7 regular meeting the Lake Stevens School District Board unanimously approved a consent agenda that included multiple warrants and payroll items, a personnel report listing new certified and classified hires, and approval to surplus district text and library books.
The consent agenda as recorded in meeting materials included Warrant Nos. 313315 to 313420 for $1,369,896.55; Warrant Nos. 313476 to 313547 for $869,649.60; Compt. & Retail Tax warrants 232400027 to 232400028 for $1,977.92; and July payroll Warrant Nos. 313421 to 313475 for $12,340,351.62. The personnel report lists 22 certified hires and 11 classified hires by name in the meeting packet. The board approved the consent items without recorded dissent.
Separately, the board approved final acceptance of completed public works projects after operations staff confirmed all punch-list items and required paperwork were received. The projects and service items listed in the materials included annual gym floor refinishing at several schools (D-S Hardwood), replacement of vent glass at Lake Stevens High School (Pacific Glass and Door) and service calls for an oven fuse (SWire), a walk-in freezer (Hoover Refrigeration) and a security panel (LONG Building Technologies).
The transcript records Director David Iseminger moving to approve the consent agenda and the board voting to approve it unanimously; the record for who seconded that motion is unclear in the transcript. Director Paul Lund moved to approve final acceptance of the public works projects; Director David Iseminger is recorded as seconding that motion and the board approved it unanimously.
