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Dunlap board approves resolution to issue up to $62.75 million in bonds in 4–2 vote
Summary
On Nov. 19, 2025, the Dunlap CUSD 323 Board of Education approved a resolution authorizing up to $62,750,000 in funding and refunding bonds, with a 4–2 roll call vote. The resolution authorizes levying taxes to repay the bonds; related routine financial items also passed that night.
The Dunlap Community Unit School District #323 Board of Education voted Nov. 19, 2025, to approve a resolution authorizing the issue and sale of not to exceed $62,750,000 of funding bonds and refunding bonds and to levy taxes to repay the bonds. The motion was made by Mick Hall and seconded by Andrew Tyra; the roll call vote was Tom Feldman, Andrew Tyra, Youssef Boudjarane and Mick Hall — Aye; Theresa Holshouser and Nicolas Yemm — Nay. The motion carried.
The resolution as recorded in the minutes authorizes the district to issue bonds and to levy taxes necessary to repay them; the minutes do not list detailed project uses or an exact issuance schedule. Trustees did not provide further detail about specific capital projects or refunding targets in the meeting minutes. The vote followed routine finance actions earlier in the meeting: the board approved payment of district bills totaling $11,716,666.44 and approved the Human Resources consent agenda. The record shows that the consent agenda and packet items (including activity accounts and other materials) were provided to trustees for consideration prior to voting.
Votes at a glance from the Nov. 19 meeting (as recorded in the minutes): • Payment of bills — $11,716,666.44: motion by Tom Feldman, second by Youssef Boudjarane; roll call recorded as Holshouser, Feldman, Tyra, Hall, Boudjarane, Yemm — Aye; motion carried. • Destruction of closed-session audio: motion by Andrew Tyra, second by Nicolas Yemm; voice vote unanimous — Aye; motion carried. • Resolution authorizing up to $62,750,000 in funding and refunding bonds: motion by Mick Hall, second by Andrew Tyra; roll call 4–2 as recorded above — motion carried. • Human Resources Consent Agenda: motion by Theresa Holshouser, second by Nicolas Yemm; roll call recorded as Holshouser, Feldman, Tyra, Boudjarane, Yemm, Hall — Aye; motion carried.
Next steps on the bond resolution — including any formal sale dates, interest rate terms, or specific project allocations — are not listed in the minutes and would be part of subsequent board action or staff reports if and when provided.
