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Board selects stick-built design for new District Conference Room, directs superintendent to proceed
Summary
After reviewing two concepts, the board approved Option 1 — a stick-built District Conference Room with seven offices — and directed the superintendent to take next steps on design and procurement.
The Livingston Union School District Board voted May 14 to approve Option 1, a stick-built design, for a new District Conference Room (DCR) and directed the superintendent to proceed with next steps. The architect, David Starck, presented two design concepts: Option 1 with seven offices and one restroom and greater customization, and Option 2, a modular option with four offices and less flexibility.
Trustees voted 5–0 in favor of the stick-built Option 1. The motion was made by Trustee Yolanda Correia and seconded by Trustee Monica Cuevas-Avila. The minutes record the board’s selection and the direction to the superintendent to proceed with further steps; the minutes do not list a project budget or construction timeline in this entry.
The decision concludes the design-options phase presented at the May meeting and authorizes staff to move forward with whatever next steps the superintendent and district administration identify in the project development process.
