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Lewisville ISD approves consent agenda; several bond projects move forward, scoreboard replacement pulled
Summary
The Lewisville ISD board approved the March 17 consent agenda including multiple 2023 and 2024 bond guaranteed maximum prices and procurement items; the High School Stadium Scoreboard Replacement (CSP #3305-25) was pulled for further discussion at the April 7 work session. The consent vote was unanimous (7–0).
At its March 17 meeting the Lewisville ISD Board of Trustees approved a broad consent agenda that included multiple guaranteed maximum prices and procurements tied to the district's 2023 and 2024 bond programs.
Administration noted that 2024 Bond First-Sale CSP #3305-25 (High School Stadium Scoreboard Replacement, AS03) was being pulled that evening and would return for additional discussion at the April 7 work session. The minutes record, "Motion was made by Mrs. Sells, seconded by Mrs. Taylor, to approve the Consent Agenda as presented." The motion "carried unanimously (7-0)."
Items approved under the consent agenda (as listed in the minutes) included GMPs and early packages for roofing, life-cycle maintenance and repair at multiple campuses (Old Settlers Elementary, Lamar Middle, The Colony High School, Marcus High School, Hebron High School, Castle Hills Elementary, Liberty Elementary), districtwide security door and vestibule work, audiovisual and cabling refresh projects, and a range of cooperative-contract purchases for supplies and services.
The board did not record extended discussion on the listed items in the open minutes, and the pulled scoreboard project was scheduled for further discussion at the April 7 work session.
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