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Killingly board approves $855,147 from non-lapsing account for KHS access road Phase I
Summary
The Killingly Board of Education voted unanimously to use $855,147.01 from its non-lapsing account to fund Phase I of a three-phase KHS access road project after a Facilities Committee recommendation.
The Killingly Board of Education voted unanimously May 28 to use $855,147.01 from the district’s non-lapsing account to fund Phase I construction of the Killingly High School access road. The motion was made by Kevin Marcoux and seconded by Kelly Martin.
Kyle Napierata, Facilities Committee chair, told the board the committee met before the regular meeting and recommended proceeding in three phases, with Phase I funded now from non-lapsing dollars. The board recorded the motion as passing unanimously.
Manager of Financial Affairs Christine Clark later noted the district’s non-lapsing balance in the context of several agenda items and an anticipated deposit of $503,486 from the 2023–24 budget, leaving roughly $1.3 million in non-lapsing funds after accounting for the Phase I deduction. The transcript did not specify total project costs for later phases or a construction timetable for subsequent phases.
Board members did not record a roll-call tally in the minutes; the motion’s outcome was listed as "Unanimous, Motion Carries." No additional funding sources or contractors were named during the discussion. The board did not set an effective date for construction in the minutes; next procedural steps were not specified at the meeting.
