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Board approves historic tax-credit consulting engagement and continues meal program eligibility
Summary
The board approved engaging a historic tax credit consultant to evaluate district properties and approved continued participation in the Community Eligibility Provision for a list of schools; Nichols Elementary was removed from CEP participation.
The Bullitt County Board of Education voted June 15 to engage a historic tax credit consulting firm to evaluate district-owned properties for potential Kentucky historic tax credit eligibility under KRS 171.397, and to continue participation in the federal Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) for a group of elementary and middle schools.
Board materials described the consultant engagement as a multi-year review to identify eligible properties and support historic tax credit applications tied to planned improvements. The engagement was reviewed by the board attorney, according to the presentation, and the board approved the contract for consulting services.
Separately, the school nutrition department requested continued signatures and participation in CEP for listed schools — including Brooks, Cedar Grove, Crossroads, Lebanon Junction, Overdale, Freedom, Roby, Shepherdsville, plus Burnheim, Bullitt Lake and Zoneton middle schools — while noting Nichols School had been removed from the CEP roster. Staff said the district is positioned to eliminate student meal debt this summer and that CEP participation will continue for the listed schools.
Both motions were approved by the board without recorded dissent.
