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Board approves $3,999 change order, accepts HUDL camera fix; ICOS report for main building tabled
Summary
The board approved a $3,999 BIA change order, agreed to a HUDL camera suspension fix recommended by staff, and tabled the ICOS report for the main building pending additional documentation.
During new business on Jan. 30 the Nespelem School District board approved a BIA change order for $3,999 and accepted a technical fix for the gym HUDL camera recommended by district staff. Jarae Cate moved to approve the change order and Nancy Armstrong-Montes seconded; the motion carried.
Technology staff Eric Freund described a solution with Dave to suspend the HUDL camera from the opposite side of the gym, improving the camera angle and performance. Eric said the change "seemed to be working much better, due to the increased space which allowed for a better angle." The board also received the modular ICOS report but asked for the main-building ICOS report and tabled that item until February so full documentation can be reviewed.
No additional funding beyond the recorded change order amount was approved for the ICOS items in open session. The board requested staff provide the missing main-building ICOS report before the Feb. 24 meeting.
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