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Wink-Loving ISD special meeting recap: votes and next steps
Summary
At its Feb. 6 special meeting the Wink-Loving ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved acceptance of a GMP for a golf facility, called a four-measure bond election, adopted a reimbursement resolution, and appointed WRA Architects; all motions passed 6–0.
At its Feb. 6 special meeting the Wink-Loving Independent School District Board of Trustees unanimously approved four principal actions: acceptance of a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) for the WLISD golf facility, adoption of an order calling a bond election in four measures, adoption of a reimbursement resolution tied to bond proceeds, and approval of WRA Architects as district architect for potential 2025 bond projects. Trustees present were Brad White, Melissa Halterman, Raymond Dodd, Jerome Dewberry, Carrie Purcell and Clayton Hawkins; Trustee Chad Evans was absent.
Votes at a glance: - GMP for WLISD Golf Facility (Agenda Item 4A): Motion by Trustee Melissa Halterman; seconded by Trustee Raymond Dodd. Outcome: approved, 6–0. Minutes do not list the GMP dollar amount. - Order calling bond election (Agenda Item 4B): Motion by Trustee Clayton Hawkins; seconded by Trustee Jerome Dewberry. Outcome: approved, 6–0. Board-adopted measures: Measure A $85,000,000; Measure B $5,000,000; Measure C $7,500,000; Measure D $2,500,000. - Reimbursement resolution (Agenda Item 4C): Motion by Trustee Carrie Purcell; seconded by Trustee Melissa Halterman. Outcome: approved, 6–0. Purpose: allow the district to reimburse prior lawful expenditures from proceeds of tax-exempt obligations if bond proceeds are issued. - Approve WRA Architects (Agenda Item 4D): Motion by Trustee Clayton Hawkins; seconded by Trustee Carrie Purcell. Outcome: approved, 6–0. Named lead architects: Derrick York and Avi Patel.
The meeting convened at 6:00 p.m. in the administration board room and adjourned at 6:50 p.m. The minutes record no public comments and no executive session.
