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West Bonner County School District board approves levy ballot line items totaling $2.35 million per year

WEST BONNER COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT #83 Board of Trustees · March 12, 2025
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Summary

The West Bonner County School District #83 board approved levy ballot line items and directed staff to obtain dollar amounts that will total $2,353,440.60 per year for two years; the motion passed unanimously March 12, 2025.

The West Bonner County School District #83 board on March 12 approved the descriptions and line items for a May 20 levy and directed staff to determine the specific dollar amounts for each line item.

The motion, moved by Vice Chair Margaret Hall and seconded by Trustee Delbert Pound, passed unanimously, 5-0. The board directed staff to contact the law firm Hawley Troxell to determine the dollar amounts for each of the agreed line items so that the total equals $2,353,440.60 per year for two years. The minutes record that Director of Finance Kendra Salesky presented the specific expenditures contained in the suggested levy line items.

Board members did not record amendments to the ballot descriptions in the minutes. The motion as recorded in the meeting minutes was: "Motion to approve the agreed upon line items and descriptions for the Levy Ballot and direct staff to contact Hawley Troxell to determine the dollar amounts for each of the line items equaling a total of $2,353,440.60 per year for two years." Margaret Hall was recorded as the mover; Delbert Pound as the seconder; the vote was Yea: 5, Nay: 0.

The minutes do not list the individual per-line dollar amounts or a breakdown of how the total would be allocated across programs; those amounts were left for staff (and Hawley Troxell) to determine before the May 20 ballot. The record does not show public comment on the levy during the meeting.