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Lake Stevens board unanimously approves consent agenda, revises three policies and accepts public‑works projects
Summary
At its April 10 meeting the Lake Stevens School District Board approved the consent agenda including warrants and payroll, accepted completion of multiple public‑works projects, and revised Policies #1100, #3110 and #3410 following unanimous roll‑call votes.
The Lake Stevens School District Board of Directors approved its consent agenda and a series of policy revisions during its April 10 regular meeting at the Educational Service Center.
In routine business, Director David Iseminger moved to approve the agenda and a packet of consent items that included warrants (Nos. 311971–312128 totaling $759,780.40 and Nos. 232400018–232400019 totaling $1,857.36), March payroll (Nos. 311916–311970 totaling $12,121,069.88), personnel actions (including retirements of Nancy Collins and Lewis Widmann), and two donations ($1,000 to the LSHS ASB general account and $550 from the LSMS PTA). Director Paul Lund seconded the motion; the board voted unanimously to approve the consent agenda.
The Operations Department reported that contractors completed the punch lists for several projects — including installation of Boxlight interactive displays at multiple schools and service and repair work — and the board approved final acceptance of those public‑works projects without objection.
On policy matters, the board approved three revisions by roll‑call vote: a revision to Policy #1100 (Meeting Conduct, Order of Business, and Quorum), a revision to Policy #3110 (Development Impact Mitigation, formerly Environmental Developmental Impacts) and related procedures, and a revision to Policy #3410 (Site Acquisition) and its procedures. Each motion was moved, seconded, and recorded as unanimously approved.
All motions described above were passed by unanimous vote; no roll‑call dissent or individual vote breakdown beyond “unanimously approved” was included in the meeting record.
The board adjourned the regular session at 9:02 p.m.
