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Board approves CSBA delegate slate, closes developer-fee hearing; routine consent items pass
Summary
Trustees approved a slate of CSBA delegates by voice vote, closed a public hearing on proposed developer fee increases with no public speakers, and approved the consent calendar including second interim certification and other routine items.
At the meeting the board approved a motion to select delegates for the California School Boards Association (CSBA) delegate assembly, closed a public hearing on a proposed resolution to increase developer fees with no public speakers, and approved routine consent items including the second interim certification.
A trustee read the proposed CSBA slate and recommended voting for a mix of incumbents and write-ins; the board voted in favor by recorded voice (noted as five in favor). The public hearing on developer fees was called, no members of the public spoke and the hearing was closed; the item was placed on the consent calendar for a future vote unless pulled.
The consent calendar then proceeded. Trustees certified the district—s second interim (5-0) and voted to approve the remainder of the consent calendar after motions from trustees; minutes and routine items were recorded as approved. Board members also discussed logistics for upcoming events and thanked staff and community partners.
The decisions are procedural but required for governance. The developer-fee resolution remains on consent; if any trustee pulls the item it will move to a later agenda for discussion.
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