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Board approves surplus property, disposal of obsolete tech, reserve transfers and SEQRA Type II finding
Summary
As part of consent business, trustees declared items surplus for an Oct. 23 tag sale and auction, approved disposal/recycling of obsolete computer equipment, reapproved the Internal Audit Committee charter, approved reserve transfers and determined the proposed capital project is a SEQRA Type II action that requires no further environmental review.
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The Board approved a package of consent agenda items including declaring surplus property for a public tag sale (Oct. 23, 2025, Buildings & Grounds, 93 Third Street, Camden) and listing auction items (pickup truck, sanders, walk-behind snowblower, cameras) and tag-sale items (office equipment, student desks). Trustees approved disposal/recycling of obsolete computer equipment and reapproved the Internal Audit Committee Charter.
Administrators presented reserve fund balances and approved reserve transfers and the proposed School Budget Calendar for 2026–27. The Board also found, via resolution, that the proposed 2025 capital project is a Type II action under 6 NYCRR Part 617 and requires no further SEQRA review. The consent package and associated motions were adopted as recorded in the minutes.
