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Board authorizes up to $190,000 from Repair Reserve to replace network access points
Summary
Byron-Bergen's board approved use of up to $190,000 from its Repair Reserve Fund to replace end-of-life wireless access points and pay installation fees in both buildings, citing New York General Municipal Law authority for reserve use.
The Byron-Bergen Central School District Board on April 1 approved a resolution authorizing the expenditure of Repair Reserve Fund monies — not to exceed $190,000 — to replace end-of-life network access points and pay installation fees in the elementary and Jr./Sr. high school buildings.
The resolution states the district will repay the Repair Reserve Fund from the General Operating Fund because the repair was an emergency and a public hearing was not conducted. The motion to approve the measure passed unanimously, 7 Yes, 0 No. The board referenced New York State General Municipal Law Section 6-d as the authority allowing use of the repair reserve for capital repairs.
Board member L. Smith moved the resolution; C. Matthews seconded. The board record cites the expenditure cap explicitly: "The amount of the expenditure from the Repair Reserve Fund shall not exceed $190,000," and notes the work is to replace end-of-life access points and associated installation.
