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Board reviews steps for $3.2 million bond sale, considers temporary delegation for closing

Collinsville Board of Education · October 10, 2024
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Summary

The Collinsville Public Schools board agenda for Oct. 10, 2024 centers on a proposed $3,200,000 general obligation bond sale, including appointing acting officers to execute sale documents and a resolution outlining bond terms; the agenda does not record any board votes or outcomes.

The Collinsville Public Schools board agenda lists consideration of a $3,200,000 General Obligation Combined Purpose bond sale and related procedural steps at its Oct. 10, 2024 meeting. The agenda calls for the board to receive bids and to "take action to award bonds to the lowest bidder," and to consider a resolution setting out the terms and administrative details of the issue.

The agenda also directs the board to consider appointing an acting president and/or acting clerk "to execute any and all documents pertaining to the bond sale" if the president or clerk are absent. The resolution language on the agenda includes provisions for prescribing bond form, registration, designation of a registrar and paying agent, and providing for levy of an annual tax to pay principal and interest. The agenda text states: "Board to receive bids for the $3,200,000 General Obligation Combined Purpose Bonds of this School District and take action to award bonds to the lowest bidder."

The transcript provided is the published agenda; it does not include minutes, motions on the record, or vote tallies. Because the agenda alone lists the proposed actions without recorded outcomes, it is not possible from the transcript to say whether the board appointed acting officers, accepted any bids, or adopted the resolution. Those outcomes are not specified in the material provided.