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Board actions at a glance: consent agenda, housing exemption, SIA grant ratified, OSBA votes, personnel decision

Seaside School District Board of Education · November 19, 2025
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Summary

The board approved the consent agenda, ratified a Student Success Act grant agreement, voted for OSBA candidates, adopted a resolution granting a property-tax exemption for a 69‑unit affordable housing project, and later accepted a letter of termination following executive session.

The Seaside School District board took a set of formal actions during the meeting.

Consent agenda: The board moved and approved the consent agenda by voice vote after a short review of policy language.

Affordable housing tax exemption: After a developer presentation and questions on preference policies and financing, the board adopted Resolution 2 granting a property-tax exemption for the Seaside Pacific Apartments affordable housing project. The motion was moved, seconded and carried by voice vote.

Student Success Act grant: The board moved to ratify the Student Success Act / Student Investment Account grant agreement (two-year grant with quarterly financial and progress reporting) and approved the ratification by voice vote.

OSBA votes: The board voted to support Greg Kintz for Position 14 on the OSBA board of directors and Sandra Gomez for the OSBA legislative policy committee seat; both motions carried by voice vote.

Personnel action: After an executive session on personnel and labor negotiations, the board returned to open session and adopted a motion to accept a letter of termination; the motion passed by voice vote and the meeting adjourned.

Where the transcript records only voice votes, the minutes list the outcome as "motion carries" and no roll-call tallies were recorded in the public record at this meeting.