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Arvon Township School Board approves Lamers Bus Lines memorandum for 2020–21
Summary
At a Dec. 30 special meeting held via Zoom, the Arvon Township School Board voted to accept a Memorandum of Understanding with Lamers Bus Lines for the 2020–21 school year; the minutes record four ayes and one nay. President Heather Stiebe will sign the contract for delivery to Lamers.
The Arvon Township School Board voted Dec. 30 to approve a memorandum of understanding with Lamers Bus Lines to provide transportation under the 2020–21 contract. The board motion to accept the agreement was recorded as moved and seconded by Mary DeLine and Susan A. Bollech; the minutes list four members voting in favor and one voting against.
According to the minutes, “All ayes by DeLine, Bollech, Stiebe and Griffith. Soli nay. Motion passed.” President Heather Stiebe said she will sign the memorandum of understanding so it can be delivered to Lamers Bus Lines as soon as possible.
The meeting minutes record the board’s roll call earlier in the record as Mary DeLine, Susan A. Bollech, Diane Paulsen, Heather Stiebe, Linda Griffith and (transcript spelling) atalie Wahmhoff. The minutes do not record votes by Diane Paulsen or atalie Wahmhoff on the Lamers motion; only the four named aye votes and the one nay (Soli) appear in the text.
The special meeting began at 6:01 p.m. and adjourned at 6:09 p.m. The minutes show a separate motion to adjourn made by Soli and seconded by Linda Griffith; the adjournment itself is recorded as occurring at 6:09 p.m. but includes no roll-call vote in the minutes.
The record includes signature lines for Heather Stiebe, president, and Susan A. Bollech, secretary. The minutes note the next regular meeting is Jan. 12, 2021, at 6:00 p.m., and that the scholarship item will be on that agenda.
