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Lake Stevens board approves consent agenda, personnel actions and $1.18M field-lighting contract
Summary
The board approved a consent agenda including payroll and vouchers, multiple personnel hires and donations, accepted several public works projects, and awarded a $1,180,138 field-lighting contract to Musco Sports Lighting, LLC with KCDA as purchasing agent.
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The Lake Stevens School District Board approved a multi-part consent agenda and authorized a major field-lighting contract at its Sept. 24 meeting.
Director David Iseminger moved to approve the consent agenda, which included multiple payroll and voucher batches (one listed at $1,817,022.41), personnel actions across certified and classified staff, and donations to schools (for example, a $3,000 donation from the LSHS Purple & Gold Club and two Stevens Creek PTA donations totaling $2,463.08). Director Paul Lund seconded and the motion carried.
The board also approved final acceptance of several public works projects after Facilities and School Planning review, covering items such as backflow-preventer repairs, fall protection installation at the high school pool mechanical room, window replacement at Hillcrest, stage lighting replacement at Cavelero Mid High, and several service calls.
Director Iseminger moved to award the public works contract for installation of field lighting at Cavelero Mid High School and North Lake Middle School to Musco Sports Lighting, LLC (through KCDA) for $1,180,138.00. Director Lund seconded and the board approved the award.
Separately, the board approved the Sept. 10, 2025 regular meeting minutes; Director Nina Hanson abstained from that minutes vote because she had not attended the Sept. 10 meeting. The minutes were approved with the abstention noted.
No roll-call vote tallies were provided in the minutes beyond the recorded motions, seconds and the noted abstention on the Sept. 10 minutes; the meeting record indicates other consent items and contract awards were approved as recorded.
