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Board moves to reject sealed proposals for Welder Canopy and requests project workshop
Summary
Trustee Israel Ethan Garza moved to reject the competitive sealed proposals for the Welder Canopy Project and asked the board president to schedule a workshop for review; the minutes record the motion and second but do not include a recorded vote tally.
During consideration of the Welder Canopy Project on Nov. 18, Board Member Israel Ethan Garza moved to reject the competitive sealed proposals and requested a workshop so the board could review the project details. The motion was seconded by Board Member Crystal Saldaf1a; the minutes record the motion and the requested workshop but do not include a vote tally in the text presented.
Earlier in the meeting the board had ratified a separate resolution to adopt competitive sealed proposals as the procurement method and to adopt a prevailing wage rate for the Welder Canopy Project; that ratification motion was moved by Israel Ethan Garza and seconded by Carol Reagan and recorded as passing unanimously 7—orvote. The subsequent motion to reject the sealed proposals appears to be a separate procedural step to pause the procurement as the board requested further review.
Board members asked for a focused workshop to examine the proposals and next steps before proceeding; the minutes indicate the request but do not record a final decision about award or rejection beyond the motion itself.
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