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Board renews Neighborhood Revitalization resolution, approves interlocal agreement with City of Chetopa
Summary
The Unified School District No. 505 board voted 7-0 on Nov. 11 to approve Neighborhood Revitalization Resolution No. 3 and an interlocal agreement with the City of Chetopa, renewing the district’s participation in the city program and authorizing related administrative measures.
Roberta Carter, board president, called the Nov. 11 meeting of Unified School District No. 505 to order. The board added the Neighborhood Revitalization Plan to the agenda and later voted to approve Neighborhood Revitalization Resolution No. 3 and an interlocal agreement with the City of Chetopa.
Seth Born moved to approve the Neighborhood Revitalization resolution and the interlocal agreement; Kari Chambers seconded. The motion passed unanimously, 7-0.
The resolution and interlocal agreement renew the district’s participation in the City of Chetopa’s Neighborhood Revitalization program. The district briefed the board that the agreement must be renewed to maintain eligibility for the city-managed program; no additional fiscal impact details were provided in the meeting minutes.
The board took the vote as a routine business item following superintendent Craig Bagshaw’s report that the Neighborhood Revitalization agreement needed renewal. The board did not record any dissent or conditions attached to the approval.
The district did not provide a deadline for the interlocal agreement’s effective date during the meeting; additional implementation details were not specified in the record. The board’s next regular meeting is scheduled for Dec. 16, 2024, following the district music program.
