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Board approves finance package and awards $446,660 contract for field lighting

Hamilton Board of Education · November 15, 2024
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Summary

The board approved bundled finance items (1–15 and 16–42 with item 23 removed) and passed an addendum item; the meeting record shows the board will award a $446,660 contract to Musco Sports Lighting for field lights.

The Hamilton Board of Education approved the month's finance items and took action on a facilities contract during its Nov. 14 meeting.

Board President (S1) asked for a motion to approve finance items 1–15. The motion was moved by 'Mr. Felia' and seconded by 'Mr. Coia' (as spoken in the transcript); a roll call vote was recorded and the motion carried.

On items 16–42 the board approved the package with item 23 removed from the consent agenda. 'Hunter' moved the motion and 'Granato' seconded (names as recorded in the meeting). The addendum finance item 49 was also moved, seconded and approved by roll call.

Separately, a board member (S6) said the board would award a contract to Musco Sports Lighting for field lighting "in the amount of $446,660," describing four poles to be installed (two prepped for a potential second field) and wiring provisions for future lights. That contract was included in the month’s finance actions and is reflected in the board’s consent approvals.

The meeting record shows affirmative roll-call responses for the motions; the transcript records the roll-call exchange but does not print a consolidated numeric tally. The board adjourned after a second public portion and an adjournment motion carried.

Outcome: finance packages approved; Musco Sports Lighting contract authorized for $446,660; no further implementation details were provided at the meeting.