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Chelsea School District forms ad hoc aquatic center committee to study needs and funding
Summary
The Chelsea School District Board voted April 7 to form a district-led ad hoc committee to research short- and long-term needs and funding for an aquatics center. The motion, made by Glenn Fox and seconded by Heidi Reyst, passed 5-0 (two absent).
The Chelsea School District Board voted April 7 to create an ad hoc committee, led by the district, to research short- and long-term needs and funding for an aquatics center. The motion "to create an ad hoc committee lead by the District to research and address both short term and long term needs and funding for an aquatic center" was made by Glenn Fox, seconded by Heidi Reyst, and approved unanimously by the five members present; Michelle Craig and Eric Wilkinson were absent.
Board member Glenn Fox explained the rationale for the proposal and said the district should coordinate existing community efforts. As recorded in the minutes, Fox "feels the need to bring this all under the District umbrella." The motion establishes a district-led group to gather information and report back to the board; the minutes do not specify membership, timeline, or funding responsibilities for the committee.
