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Perris Union High financing authority sets March meeting to consider refunding of 2015 special‑tax bonds
Summary
The Perris Union High School District Financing Authority voted 5–0 Tuesday to schedule a regular meeting for March 11 so it can consider a resolution to refund its 2015 special‑tax bonds. A district presenter said state law requires bond authorizations be adopted at regular meetings; there were no public comments.
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The Perris Union High School District Financing Authority voted 5–0 on Tuesday to establish a regular meeting for March 11 so the authority can consider a resolution to refund its 2015 special‑tax bonds.
Trustee Garcia moved to place the resolution on next month’s regular agenda; Trustee Stafford seconded and the motion passed unanimously. A district presenter told the board the meeting must be scheduled because, "authorizations for bonds may only be passed at a regular meeting." The presenter summarized that the resolution before the board simply schedules the authority’s regular meeting concurrent with the district board’s planned meeting.
The scheduling item drew no public comments. Trustee Garcia called for the vote after brief discussion; the chair announced Item 4.1 passed 5–0. The board then moved and approved a motion to adjourn the special meeting; the session ended at 8:55 p.m.
The action schedules a regular meeting at which the financing authority may consider a separate bond‑refunding resolution. No bond refunding resolution was adopted at the special meeting; staff indicated the refunding resolution will be considered at the regular meeting the authority scheduled for March 11.
Details recorded on the meeting record: the board roster at roll call listed Trustees Campos, Hall, Stafford, Anaya and Garcia as present. The presenter referenced the authority’s governing law as the reason authorizations for bonds must be acted on at a regular meeting; the transcript did not cite a specific statute.

