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Pacifica board discusses bond and parcel tax oversight appointments; vacancies remain
Summary
District financial consultant Dusty briefed trustees on reappointments and remaining vacancies for the combined Measure O/G bond oversight committee and the parcel tax oversight committee, reporting a limited applicant pool and plans to meet and deliver an annual report in April. Motions to appoint or renew members were moved and seconded; the transcript does not include vote tallies.
Dusty, the district financial consultant, told the Pacifica School District Board of Trustees that the bond oversight committee (for combined Measure O and Measure G) and the parcel tax oversight committee both need appointments or reappointments so each can produce an annual report to the board.
Dusty explained that the bond oversight committee is configured to include a business representative, a senior citizen organization representative, a taxpayer representative and one representative from each school. He said recruitment used email and newspaper postings; the board packet includes a memo and redacted applications. "The committee is made up of 1 business person, 1 senior citizen organization, 1 taxpayer, and then, 1 from every 1 of our schools," Dusty said. He identified a continuing representative from Cabrillo who will begin a third and final term under the committee bylaws and said vacancies remain for business, senior citizen and taxpayer seats.
Dusty said the committee expects to meet in late March and bring an annual report to the April board meeting; he mentioned March 23 as the meeting date under discussion but said logistics were still being finalized. On the parcel tax oversight committee Dusty reported no new applicants and recommended renewing current members so the committee can proceed with oversight work; he listed confirmed school representatives (IBL, Oceanshore, Ortega) and noted some seats remained unconfirmed.
A trustee asked whether board members can serve on oversight committees; Dusty said trustees were assigned to oversight roles at the December organizational meeting and named trustee Villalobos as the initial appointee with an alternate. The chair called for motions to appoint or renew committee members and seconds were recorded; the provided audio does not include roll-call vote tallies or legally binding outcomes, so final vote counts are not present in this record.
The items are procedural but relevant to bond accountability and transparency; Dusty said filling vacancies is the first step toward producing the oversight committee's annual report to the board.
