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Board approves three-year exclusive concession agreement with Snowy at high school
Summary
The board approved a three-year exclusive concession vendor agreement with Snowy for high-school athletics; the vendor must honor the district's beverage contract and the agreement includes a termination clause; specific profit-share percentages were not provided.
A board member recommended the district accept a three-year exclusive concession agreement with a vendor named Snowy, saying the company had worked with nearby districts in the prior year and that the district would receive a share of profits. The presenter emphasized the vendor must honor the existing beverage contract and order through the district system so product matches the contract terms.
"So with that, I would recommend that we, accept a proposal from Snowy," the board member said, and explained that "This is a 3 year plan that does give us the right at any time during those 3 years. If things do not work out, we can invoke a termination of the clause." The presenter referenced revenue calculations by "Bill" but the transcript does not record a profit-share percentage or other specific financial terms.
A motion to approve the vendor agreement was moved and seconded and passed by voice vote; the transcript records only the voice vote ("Aye") and no roll-call tally. The approved agreement covers concessions for grades 9–12 at the high school and includes a termination clause allowing the district to end the contract during the three-year term if necessary.
