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Superintendent reports emergency-repair grant submissions, playground grant plans and talks on impact fees
Summary
Superintendent Pete Peterson said he submitted two emergency-repair grant applications, plans to apply for a playground replacement grant, and has begun informal discussions with the city about potential impact fees; no dollar amounts were specified.
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During his superintendent’s report, Pete Peterson told the board he has submitted two emergency-repair grant applications and plans to submit another grant to replace playground equipment. He thanked Rob Whitman for his long-term assistance piecing units together and said he is in the beginning stages of talking with the city about impact fees; Peterson said he will update the board when he has more information.
The minutes do not specify grant amounts or timelines; the report documents staff activity and preliminary outreach to the city but does not commit the board to funding or formal agreements at this meeting.
