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Votes and actions at a glance: Carrizo Springs CISD board, Oct. 15, 2024

Carrizo Springs Consolidated Independent School District Board of Trustees · October 15, 2024
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Summary

Summary of motions and recorded outcomes from the Carrizo Springs CISD regular meeting, including unanimous approvals and the closely divided turf authorization vote.

The Carrizo Springs Consolidated Independent School District board recorded the following formal actions during its Oct. 15, 2024 regular meeting.

Key approvals (motions listed with outcome): Consent agenda (minutes, accounts payable, tax report, vendor disclosures) — Motion by Al Doria, second by Juan Cruz; carried 6–0. Budget amendments — Motion by Jeffrey Ortiz, second by Wilbur Cruz; carried 6–0. Oil and gas lease bids for district mineral rights in Asherton — Motion by Al Doria, second by Juan Cruz; carried 7–0. Low attendance waiver to Texas Education Agency for Sept. 11, 2024 — Motion by Michael Uriegas, second by Al Doria; carried 7–0. T‑TESS appraisers list additions — Motion by Jeffrey Ortiz, second by Michael Uriegas; carried 7–0. District Improvement Plan — Motion by Jeffrey Ortiz, second by Juan Cruz; carried 7–0. Micro‑purchase threshold change — Motion by Wilbur Cruz, second by Al Doria; carried 6–0. Memorandum of Understanding with Dimmit County Probation Office — Motion by Michael Uriegas, second by Jeffrey Ortiz; carried 7–0. Resolution 2024-08 (Mental Health/Wellness Day) — Motion by Juan Cruz, second by Jeffrey Ortiz; carried 7–0. SHAC member appointments — Motion by Jeffrey Ortiz, second by Wilbur Cruz; carried 7–0. Resolutions 2024-09 and 2024-10 supporting legislative priorities — motions carried 7–0. Bus purchases — carried 7–0. White fleet approval — motion to table carried 7–0. Board operating procedures — carried 7–0. Authorization to proceed with turf contract — Motion by Jeffrey Ortiz, second by Wilbur Cruz; carried 4–3. Engineer selection for turf oversight — carried 6–0, with Anita Franco recorded as abstaining. Budget amendment for turf installation and oversight totaling $2,089,000 — carried 6–0, Anita Franco abstained. Executive-session approvals (Superintendent Evaluation Instrument; MOU with Dimmit County) — both carried 7–0 upon return to open session.

All motions and vote tallies are recorded in the meeting minutes. Where the minutes did not provide numeric dollar amounts or detailed terms (for example, the oil and gas lease), the minutes note that those details were "not specified."