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May 23, 2018 CUSD BOT Meeting - CONSENT CALENDAR |
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CONSENT CALENDARAll matters listed under the Consent Calendar are considered by the Board to be "routine" and will be enacted by the Board in one motion in the form listed below. There will be no discussion of these items prior to the time the Board votes on the motion unless members of the Board, staff, or the public request specific items to be discussed and/or removed from the Consent Calendar. The Superintendent and the staff recommend approval of all Consent Calendar items. Note: CUSD put the purchase of the Esencia School Site on the Consent Calendar without a price. The amount paid turned out to be $13 million more than previously disclosed because CUSD valued the land as if it had 100 homes on it. This resulted in the gifting of $13 million in taxpayer dollars to the Ranch and is the subject of a DA Investigation. It is very important for tax payers to watch all Consent Calendar Items. PUBLIC COMMENT is now limited to 5 minutes per speaker total no matter how many Items an individual speaker wishes to comment on. This is a NEW rule was put in place to limit Public scrutiny of the Consent Calendar. BOARD ACTION: Board Audio at 1:23.21 Trustee Martha McNicholas states that Staff pulled Items #10 and #14 from the Consent Calendar and will not be voted on tonight. 10. AWARD BID NO. 1718-20, DANA HILLS HIGH SCHOOL KITCHEN STORAGE ALTERATION – NEW DIMENSION GENERAL CONSTRUCTION 14. CHANGE ORDER NO. 2, BID NO. 1617-20, TESORO HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING D PROJECT Board Audio at 1:22 Trustee Gila Jones pulled FSA 1718238 SASCO to Provide equipment and installation of AXIS security cameras at Chaparral Elementary School to confirm where the funding is coming from. Correction funding should not come from Deferred Maintenance Funds, it should be 98-2 Funds. Trustee Martha Mc Nicholas pulled Items #15 , #21, #22 for more information and discussion. 15. CONTRACT FOR SUMMER FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM – ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES 21. BROADENING THE COURSE OF STUDY – NEW CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION COURSE, BUILDING AND INDUSTRIAL TRADES 22. BROADENING THE COURSE OF STUDY – NEW CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION COURSE, CHEMISTRY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING THE PUBLIC DID NOT PULL ANY CONSENT ITEMS Board Audio at 1:25 Motion to approve the balance moved by Trustee Jones Second by Patricia Holloway Motion Passes 7-0 |
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Agenda Item #4 DONATION OF FUNDS AND EQUIPMENT Total Donations $83,891.95 Board Agenda page 5 Board Audio: None THIS ITEM WAS PASSED ON THE CONSENT CALENDAR WITHOUT DISCUSSION See: Fundraising for Core Educational Programs" CUSD has a statutory and constitutional obligation to fund all Core Educational programs as identified in Education Code Section 51210 and 51220. Grade K-6
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CUSD relies on fundraising and donations to pay for art - music and science- class size reduction- teachers salaries and release time- instructional aids - technology. THE ONLY THING CUSD PAYS FOR IS EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION Using one-time money to pay for on-going core educational programs creates wealth based inequities within the district that violate the Civil rights of students. Students whose parents cannot fundraise for these programs go without. When parents are forced to fundraise for core educational programs that the district is constitutionally and statutorily obligated to provide (year after year... after year), it becomes a tax upon the public. A new tax for a service that the State/District is already constitutionally obligated to provide. Such taxation is a "Double Tax" and is "taxation without representation". |
Agenda Item #5 PURCHASE ORDERS, COMMERCIAL WARRANTS AND PREVIOUSLY BOARD-APPROVED BIDS AND CONTRACTS Purchase Orders: $28,415,559.50 Warrants: $26,710,895.01 Attachment 4 is a list of previously Board-approved warrants, by vendor, exceeding $25,000 Board Agenda page 11 Board Audio: None THIS ITEM WAS PASSED ON THE CONSENT CALENDAR WITHOUT DISCUSSION
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Agenda Item #6 INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR, PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, FIELD SERVICE AND MASTER CONTRACT AGREEMENTS 20 new agreements totaling $978,356.88 13 Amendments $390,800.00 Board Agenda page 143 Board Audio: 1:22:00 THIS ITEM WAS PASSED ON THE CONSENT CALENDAR WITH A CORRECTION TO FSA 1718238 SASCO TO AMEND FUNDING SOURCE. Trustee Gila Jones pulled FSA 1718238 SASCO to Provide equipment and installation of AXIS security cameras at Chaparral Elementary School, to confirm where the funding is coming from. Correction funding should not come from Deferred Maintenance Funds, it should be 98-2 Funds. Board Audio at 1:25 Motion to approve the balance moved by Trustee Jones Second by Patricia Holloway Motion Passes 7-0 The Following Contract Should have been pulled and reviewed:
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NEW FOOTBALL TURF AND TRACK UPGRADE! AGENDA ITEM #7 AWARD BID NO. 1718-16, DANA HILLS HIGH SCHOOL TURF REPLACEMENT – ASPHALT, FABRIC & ENGINEERING, INCORPORATED Board Agenda page 391 Board Audio: None THIS ITEM WAS PASSED ON THE CONSENT CALENDAR WITHOUT DISCUSSION Lowest responsive Bidder was Asphalt, Fabric & Engineering with a bid of $1,669,743. $1,322743.00 for turf replacement $347,000.00 for Track Replacement CUSDWatch Comment: CUSD just replaced San Clemente High School's Turf at a cost of $850,000. Whys such a big increase in cost from last year? Board Agenda: March 27, 2017 CUSD BOT Meeting Agenda Item #7 Board Audio 156:16 (2 Hours 36 Minutes 16 Seconds) |
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Agenda Item #11 RESIGNATIONS/ RETIREMENTS/EMPLOYMENT -CLASSIFIED EMPLOYEES: Board Agenda page 355 Board Audio: Not Available Yet |
Agenda Item #12 RESIGNATIONS/ RETIREMENTS/EMPLOYMENT -CERTIFICATED EMPLOYEES: Board Agenda page 365 Board Audio: Not Available Yet |
Agenda Item #13 ORANGE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SECOND QUARTER REPORT – WILLIAMS SETTLEMENT LEGISLATION Board Agenda page 378 Board Audio: Not Available Yet |
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Agenda Item #14 AFFILIATION AGREEMENT FOR DIETETICS INTERNSHIP WITH IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY Board Agenda page 381 Board Audio: Not Available Yet |
Agenda Item #15 AFFILIATION AGREEMENT FOR DIETETICS INTERNSHIP WITH BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Board Agenda page 389 Board Audio: Not Available Yet |
TEAMSTERS
Agenda Item #16 PUBLIC AGENCY RETIREMENT SERVICES (PARS) SUPPLEMENTARY RETIREMENT PLAN FOR TEAMSTERS EMPLOYEES Board Agenda page 395 Board Audio: Not Available Yet On December 6, 2017 CUSD Trustees Approved of Resolution No. 1718-29 Retirement incentive designed to encourage senior Classified Non-Management Teamsters employees to retire early. The SRP would provide participating employees with a tax-qualified annuity based on total District contributions of 60 percent of their final year salary. This annuity is paid for by the District over a five-year period. The program requires all employees to resign from District employment at the end of the school year, no later than June 30, 2018. Approximately 43 employees are eligible for the offer. 18 Employees have accepted and the District is projected to save: Year 1: $106,662 Over 3 years: $174,301 Over 5 Years: $72,015 Assuming 100% Full - Replacement of Positions. |
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Agenda Item #17 School Board Minutes February 13, 2018 Board Agenda page 400 Board Audio: Not Available Yet |
Agenda Item #18 School Board Minutes February 28, 2018 Board Agenda page 405 Board Audio: Not Available Yet |
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