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Board approves resolutions to pursue state school construction funding
Summary
The Mark West Union School District board unanimously approved three resolutions Aug. 12 to support applications for modernization and new construction funding to the Office of Public School Construction, and designated a district representative for those filings.
The Board of Trustees on Aug. 12 approved Resolution #26-01 and Resolution #26-02, which the minutes describe as acknowledgments required to submit modernization and new-construction funding applications to the Office of Public School Construction (OPSC). Resolution #26-01 acknowledged five certifications for applications received beyond bond authority; Resolution #26-02 acknowledged the five-year Facilities Master Plan certifications. Both passed on motions (26-01 moved by Trustee Jaworski-Quintanilla, seconded by Trustee McKnight; 26-02 moved by Trustee McKnight, seconded by Trustee Smith) with unanimous roll-call votes (Aye=5).
The board also approved Resolution #26-03, designating a district representative for related filings, on a motion by Trustee Jaworski-Quintanilla seconded by Trustee Burke; that resolution likewise passed unanimously. The minutes record the roll-call Aye votes by Trustees Jaworski-Quintanilla, Smith, McKnight, Burke and Azat.
The actions permit the district to proceed with required certifications and a designated contact for OPSC submissions; the minutes do not detail project-specific dollar amounts or the precise list of applicants beyond the reference to San Miguel Elementary plan approvals elsewhere in the packet.
