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Kennewick board approves lead‑in‑drinking‑water mitigation plan after staff presentation
Summary
The board approved the Kennewick School District’s lead‑in‑drinking‑water mitigation action plan in a unanimous 5–0 vote following a public hearing; Capital Projects Manager Ryan Jones had presented the plan on May 27.
The Kennewick School District board unanimously approved a district action plan to mitigate lead in drinking water after opening a public hearing and considering the plan. The board recorded a 5–0 vote to approve the plan.
Capital Projects Manager Ryan Jones — referenced in board materials as having presented information on May 27 — was cited in the meeting packet and the board invited public comment during the hearing; no members of the public offered comment during the second and final call. The board then moved to approve the plan and the clerk recorded unanimous approval from the five board members in attendance.
The transcript and packet reference Ryan Jones’s May 27 presentation for the plan’s details; the board’s action at this meeting was to approve the mitigation action plan and send it to implementation. The transcript does not include the technical steps or budget line items of the mitigation plan in the board discussion, so staff follow‑up documents are expected to provide the implementation timeline, sampling or remediation steps, vendor or contracting details and cost estimates.
