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Board attorney finds residency complaint against member unfounded, administrator reads letter
Summary
The board attorney investigated a public complaint that a board member did not live in the borough; the board secretary read a letter into the record saying the attorney found the concerns unfounded.
A public complaint alleging that a board member did not live in the borough was reviewed by the board attorney, and the attorney's findings were read into the record by the school business administrator and board secretary.
The board secretary read the attorney's letter describing the inquiry: "After an investigation by the board attorney, the concerns raised were unfounded." (School business administrator / board secretary: SEG 633–634)
The item stemmed from a question asked at the prior meeting about whether a board member must live in the borough they serve. The administrator said the attorney confirmed residency is required but that the specific complaint did not support a finding of wrongdoing. The board accepted the reading and continued with other agenda items.
