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Corning board approves $10,000 reimbursement to city for Loomis Street paving after amendment
Summary
After debate and an amendment, the board voted 3–2 to reimburse the City of Corning up to $10,000 for full resurfacing of Loomis Street; the original motion sought up to $22,000 before the reduction.
The Board of Education of the Corning Community Schools approved an amended motion to reimburse the City of Corning up to $10,000 for city paving upon completion of the full resurfacing of Loomis Street.
The original motion, moved by Director Trent Roberts and seconded by Director Adam Boswell, sought reimbursement of up to $22,000. Director Stephanie Hodapp moved to amend the motion to lower the reimbursement to $10,000; Director Boswell seconded the amendment. The amendment passed on a roll call vote (Yes: Boswell, Hodapp, Roberts; No: Anderson, Venteicher). The board then approved the amended motion by the same roll call (Yes: Boswell, Hodapp, Roberts; No: Anderson, Venteicher).
The transcript records the votes and the amendment process but does not include further detail on the basis for the amounts proposed or any written agreement terms such as timeline, invoices, or guarantees of work. The board took no additional recorded action in the minutes regarding oversight or follow-up steps for the reimbursement.
