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Board adopts resolutions to declare three district properties surplus and set bid dates

Beaumont Unified School District Board of Trustees · January 28, 2026
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Summary

Trustees approved resolutions under Education Code section 17466 to declare Manzanita, Oak Valley and Pennsylvania Avenue properties surplus and established dates for receiving purchase bids; the board also approved a previously negotiated Riverside County parcel purchase reported from closed session.

The Beaumont Unified School District board approved a set of resolutions on Jan. 27 declaring three district properties as surplus and establishing dates and times to receive bids for their purchase. The actions were taken pursuant to Education Code section 17466 and were moved and carried in public session.

Resolutions referenced in the public agenda included Res. 2025‑26‑19 (Manzanita) and subsequent resolutions for Oak Valley and Pennsylvania Avenue. Trustees moved and seconded each resolution and the motions carried; no public bid dates or purchaser details were disclosed in the open meeting beyond the resolutions' adoption.

Earlier in the meeting, the board reported out of closed session that it had unanimously approved, with one trustee absent, a purchase agreement to acquire a 12.50–12.56 acre parcel in Riverside County (parcel number 413790074) for $4,180,000. Interested parties were told they may request a copy of the purchase agreement for further details.

Why it matters: Declaring district property surplus and opening it for bids can unlock funding for facilities or other district needs; the approved closed‑session purchase is a separate real‑property acquisition recorded in the closed‑session report.