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Skyline Schools board adopts neighborhood revitalization plan, approves interlocal agreement
Summary
At its June 8 meeting the Skyline Schools Board of Education voted 5‑0 to adopt a neighborhood revitalization plan, designate the county as a neighborhood revitalization area, and approve an interlocal agreement to implement the plan.
The Skyline Schools Board of Education voted 5‑0 on June 8 to adopt a neighborhood revitalization plan, designate the county as a neighborhood revitalization area, and approve an interlocal agreement to effectuate the plan. Dustin Eubank made the motion and David McComb seconded; the vote was unanimous.
Board members reviewed the plan during the neighborhood revitalization hearing earlier in the meeting and returned in open session to take formal action. The motion’s approval authorizes the district to participate in the interlocal agreement the board approved; the agreement was described in the motion as necessary to effectuate the neighborhood revitalization plan.
Nicole Curtis, vice‑president, called the meeting to order and presided over the hearing and subsequent vote. Administrators present for the discussion included Superintendent Steven Novotny and Business Manager Dave Schmidt, who were invited into executive session later in the agenda when personnel and negotiation matters were discussed.
No public comments opposing or supporting the neighborhood revitalization plan were recorded in the minutes for this meeting. The board made no additional findings or conditions in the minutes when adopting the plan. The interlocal agreement and the plan are on the board’s record as approved; further administrative steps to implement the agreement were not specified in the minutes.
