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Dunlap CUSD 323 board approves $4.87 million in bills, permanent fund transfers and real estate exchange resolution
Summary
The Dunlap Community Unit School District #323 Board of Education on June 18 approved payment of $4,871,357.63 in May bills, authorized permanent fund transfers, and passed a resolution approving a real estate exchange agreement on a 6-1 vote; the Board recessed to closed session for personnel, student discipline and litigation.
Dunlap, Ill. — The Dunlap Community Unit School District #323 Board of Education approved payment of $4,871,357.63 in bills for May, authorized permanent transfers of fund balances, and adopted a resolution approving a real estate exchange agreement at its June 18 regular meeting.
Nicolas Yemm moved and Andrew Tyra seconded approval of the bill list; a roll call vote recorded Holshouser, Feldman, Tyra, Hall, Wagenbach, Boudjarane and Yemm as voting aye and the motion carried. The Board later approved a permanent transfer of funds from the Working Cash Fund and the Transportation Fund on a motion by Tyra, seconded by Hall; the roll call vote was unanimous in favor.
The Board also considered a resolution authorizing a real estate exchange agreement. Mick Hall moved and Youssef Boudjarane seconded the resolution, which passed 6–1 on roll call with Theresa Holshouser casting the lone no vote.
Earlier in the meeting the Board approved the Consent Agenda — including open session minutes for May 7, May 14 and May 21, closed session minutes of May 21, a Cooperative Agreement for Mutual Assistance in Response to Crisis, and an administrator contract for A. Miller — on a motion by Theresa Holshouser and a second by Mick Hall; the vote was unanimous.
Board President Tom Feldman then asked the Board to adjourn to closed session for the purposes identified under the Open Meetings Act: personnel matters, student disciplinary cases and litigation. The motion to move into closed session was made by Mick Hall, seconded by Tim Wagenbach and approved by unanimous voice vote at 6:43 p.m. The Board returned to open session at 7:13 p.m.
No public comments were recorded on the permanent fund transfer item during the public hearing the Board opened and closed earlier in the meeting. The minutes do not specify additional financial details or the exact amounts being transferred between funds beyond noting that a permanent transfer was approved.
The meeting adjourned at 7:13 p.m.
