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Board to use 10‑vote prioritization exercise to rank facilities projects
Summary
Staff explained that each board member will receive 10 votes to allocate across up to 17 categories to indicate priorities for modernization, maintenance, safety and other facility work; results will guide sequencing while project proposals are developed.
District staff described the mechanics of a prioritization exercise designed to let board members express relative urgency across project categories. Each member will have 10 votes to distribute across up to 17 categories (for example: modernization, maintenance, safety, playgrounds, utilities); members can concentrate many votes on a single category or spread them across needs. "Después, cada miembro de la mesa va a tener 10 votos que pueden aprobar de la manera que ellos quieran," staff explained.
Board members asked clarifying questions about how priorities would reflect safety needs versus elective improvements and how the vote results would be translated into actual scopes and budgets. Staff said the voting will help set the sequencing order and that selected priorities will be translated into project proposals with estimated costs for later board approval.
