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South St. Paul School Board approves FY27 long-term facilities maintenance ten-year plan
Summary
The South St. Paul School Board unanimously approved its FY27 Long-Term Facilities Maintenance Ten-Year plan July 28, citing Minnesota Statutes 2022, section 123B.595. The plan was approved 6-0 with all six present members voting yea.
The South St. Paul School Board on July 28 approved the FY27 Long-Term Facilities Maintenance (LTFM) Ten-Year plan, a step the district must take under Minnesota Statutes 2022, section 123B.595. Director Claflin moved the measure and Director Weber seconded; the motion passed 6-0 with yeas recorded as W. Felton, Claflin, T. Felton, Duffy, Weber and Humann.
The board’s action formalizes the district’s prioritized facility projects and maintenance assumptions for the next decade. The plan will guide allocations of state and local maintenance funding and supports capital planning for school buildings across Special School District No. 6. Superintendent Dr. Brian Zambreno and district staff were present for the item and answered board questions as part of the business discussion. The statute cited in the motion (Minnesota Statutes 2022, section 123B.595) governs the required ten-year LTFM planning process for school districts.
Board documents record the motion and roll call; the board did not attach a separate recorded dissent or amendment to the plan. Next procedural steps for implementation and any state submittals will follow the board’s approval schedule and standard district procedures.
