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Corning board approves multiple construction change orders, administrative appointments and MOU with county sheriff
Summary
The board approved several construction change orders (totaling listed amounts), designated bank depository limits, accepted food bids, appointed Ahlers & Cooney P.C. as district attorney, appointed Jodi Lyddon as district secretary/treasurer (oath administered), and approved a memorandum of understanding with the Adams County Sheriff's Office. A transfer of up to $10,000 to the activity fund for protective equipment passed with a 4–1 vote.
The Board of Education of the Corning Community Schools on July 21 approved several construction-related change orders and a series of administrative and procurement items, and authorized interoffice assignments and a memorandum of understanding with the Adams County Sheriff’s Office.
Superintendent Erickson reported on the construction project and proposed change orders; the board approved the listed change orders, including a Feld Security upgrade (5-year license) for $21,000; exhaust fan and dishwasher ductwork (Jones Mechanical and Blackhawk Roofing) for $1,755; Johnson Controls upgrade for $5,125; landscape modifications (Lincoln Lawncare) for $29,834; heat pump repair for $4,698; and multiple zero-dollar change order line items related to doors, floor re-polish and gym base upgrades. The transcript records the amounts and vendors as presented and indicates the motion to approve change orders carried unanimously.
The board also approved routine administrative actions: acceptance of bread and milk bids (Bimbo Bakeries and Anderson Erickson, respectively), designation of TS Bank ($3,000,000), UMB Bank ($3,000,000) and the Iowa Schools Joint Investment Trust ($20,000,000) as depository limits, and selection of Ahlers & Cooney P.C. as district attorney. The board moved to appoint Jodi Lyddon as district secretary and treasurer; President Venteicher administered the oath of office.
The board approved transferring up to $10,000 from the general fund to the activity fund for protective equipment; the vote was recorded as Yes—Anderson, Hodapp, Roberts, Venteicher; No—Boswell. The board also approved a Memorandum of Understanding with the Adams County Sheriff’s Office as presented; that motion carried unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 10:30 p.m.
The transcript does not provide further detail about contract terms, implementation timetables for the change orders, nor the specific responsibilities under the MOU with the sheriff’s office.
