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Votes at a glance: Murrieta Valley Unified board passes routine contracts, construction items and resolutions
Summary
On April 18 the board approved the consent calendar, personnel and multiple construction and procurement contracts, adopted teacher- and employee-recognition resolutions, and approved several bond- and construction-related motions as presented.
The Murrieta Valley Unified School District Board of Education approved a slate of routine and project-related items at its April 18 meeting.
Key approvals included: - Consent calendar F1–F5 (routine purchases, donations and minutes) — approved by voice vote. - G3 (approval to resend COVID-19 mitigation plan BP 0470) — motion carried. - G5 approval of the personnel report — approved. - G6 adoption of Resolution No. 23-24-19 recognizing May 8, 2024 as Day of the Teacher — adopted unanimously. - G7 adoption of Resolution No. 23-24-20 recognizing May 19–25, 2024 as Classified School Employee Week — adopted unanimously. - G11 renewal of contract with Driftwood Dairy for milk and related products for 2024–25 — approved. - G12 award to Goldar Foods for fresh and processed produce — approved. - G14 authorization to use a design-build delivery method and issue related RFQs/RFPs under Education Code sections cited in the agenda — approved. - G15 Chapman Coast Roof Company contract in the amount of $760,000 — approved. - G16 change orders for the Marrietta Elementary new classroom building project — approved.
Several items related to the district’s general obligation bond planning (G10) were presented for review; no final bond authorization vote occurred. The board also reappointed members to the citizens oversight committee for Measure B and discussed next steps for the draft bond project list.
Where a specific recorded vote was made (for example the G4 amendment to retain BP 50201), the meeting transcript includes the roll-call result. For numerous consent and procurement items, the board approved motions by general voice vote; the transcript records motions, seconds and that the motions carried.
