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Mission CISD trustees delegate final review, payment decision for SAFE Project Package #2
Summary
The Mission CISD Board voted to delegate authority to the superintendent and legal counsel to complete review and approve final payment for SAFE Project Package #2; trustees tabled action on Packages #1, #3 and #4 pending further counsel review.
The Mission Consolidated Independent School District Board of Trustees voted Feb. 11 to delegate authority to Superintendent Dr. Cris King and legal counsel Eden Ramirez to complete final review and determine payment for the SAFE Project Package #2.
Trustee Veronica "Betty" R. Mendoza moved "to approve and delegate authority to the Superintendent and Legal Counsel to review and make a final determination regarding the payment, subject to their approval following further review," and Trustee Petra Ramirez seconded. The motion passed 5–0 with trustees Danny Martinez and Jerry Zamora absent.
At the same meeting trustees voted to table final completion and payment actions for SAFE Project Packages #1, #3 and #4. The tabling motion was made by Trustee Veronica "Betty" R. Mendoza and seconded by Natividad Sosa; it passed 5–0 (two absent). The motions were made during the open meeting immediately before an executive-session period the board called to discuss contractual and legal matters.
The board minutes note that Gilbert Renteria addressed the board during public comment regarding SAFE Project Package #2; no further specifics of his remarks are given in the minutes. The board’s delegation authorizes district administration and counsel to resolve payment details and any applicable holdbacks, liquidated damages, or betterment fund allowances before issuing final payment.
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