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Citizens' oversight committee reports Measure R spending is compliant and highlights remaining phase‑2 projects
Summary
The citizens' oversight committee presented its audited annual report, stating Measure R and M expenditures comply with voter restrictions, listing completed and in‑progress projects (HVAC, fire suppression, playgrounds, parking lots) and reporting bond proceeds available for phase‑2 projects; the board accepted the report.
The citizens' oversight committee presented its annual review and concluded it found no evidence that Measure R or Measure M funds were spent contrary to voter authorization. The committee chair (speaker 7) walked trustees through receipts, audited summaries and variances that left carry‑forward funds for additional capital work.
Committee materials showed bond proceeds and interest left from earlier issuances (phase‑2 bond proceeds cited at about $7,000,006.25 in the presentation) and listed current and planned projects including a fire alarm/suppression system, kindergarten playground upgrades, HVAC modernization, north and south campus parking lot work and amphitheater improvements. The committee recommended continued quarterly reporting and noted Christy White Associates presented an audited annual summary at the prior meeting.
Board members thanked oversight volunteers; the board voted to accept the annual oversight report. Staff said detailed project schedules and updated cost estimates (including a projected $1,415,000 for a set of phase‑2 items) would be included in upcoming reports and online materials for the public.
