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Board approves energy performance contract, personnel appointments and other routine items
Summary
At the March meeting following the budget workshop the board approved the energy performance contract bid award, accepted minutes and the treasurer report, approved election inspector appointments and a new occupational therapist position, and accepted a small equipment donation; a special meeting on March 23 was set to consider capital contracts.
The Honeoye Central School District Board of Education approved a series of routine and budget-related items at the meeting following the budget workshop.
The board voted to approve the energy performance contract (EPC) bid award after a motion, with the chair calling the question and recording the motion as carried. The business office had described the EPC as budget neutral to the tax levy, with repayment through energy savings and partial state participation in the contract structure.
During the consent agenda the board approved minutes for March 4 and March 9 (one minor clerical date correction noted), accepted the treasurer’s report for February 2026, and approved appointments of election inspectors for the annual vote scheduled for May 19, 2026. The board also approved the appointment of Greg Flynn as a varsity softball coach.
In new business the board approved creating a 1.0 full-time equivalent occupational therapist position (10 months) effective July 1, 2026. District staff had noted an example where hiring an occupational therapist in district could save roughly $38,000 compared with contracting through BOCES.
The board accepted a donation of a Craig track saw (valued at $483.74) from Art Kersch of Canadego, New York, to be used by the maintenance department and technology classrooms.
The board scheduled a special meeting on March 23 at 6:00 p.m. to consider capital project contract approvals and other procurement items; the business office said two general-contractor-related bids had required descoping and would likely be finalized at the special meeting.
For the motions recorded in the transcript the chair called for voice votes and reported the motions as carried with all members voting in favor; individual roll-call tallies were not recorded in the transcript.
