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Board declares education center surplus, authorizes outreach to public entities and nonprofits
Summary
The board approved Resolution 38-26/27 to declare the district's education center surplus, direct a waiver submission to the state so sale terms can consider community value beyond highest bid, and provide statutory priority offering notices to public entities and nonprofit public-benefit organizations.
The board voted to declare the district’s education center surplus and to begin the statutorily required priority-offering process to public entities and nonprofit public-benefit organizations.
Assistant Superintendent Morales summarized the 7-11 committee’s recommendations and the elements of Resolution 38-26/27, telling trustees that the resolution would "declare this property a surplus property," require a state waiver to permit sale terms that consider factors beyond the highest bidder and authorize notices to public entities and nonprofits to gauge interest. Morales framed the waiver as enabling the district to consider best value in price and use, not strictly highest bid.
After no public comment, Trustee Jesse Van Zee moved to approve Resolution 38-26/27 and the board voted to adopt it. Morales and board members said staff will proceed with notices and the state waiver process consistent with statutory requirements.
