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Coal City Community Unit School District #1 Board of Education met Feb. 22

Coal City Community Unit School District #1 Board of Education met Feb. 22.

Here are the minutes provided by the board:

CALL TO ORDER

President Miller called the Special Board Meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. with the board members answering roll call present: Robert Bianchetta, Mary Gill, Shawn Hamilton, Chuck Lander, Steve Rogers, and Ken Miller. Also, in attendance were Superintendent Christopher Spencer, CSBO Jason Smith, Director of Special Populations Luke Krippel, Director of Curriculum and Instruction Tammy Elledge, and Board Secretary LaWanda Gagliardo. Board member Quint Harmon was absent, and Board member Shawn Hamilton attended the meeting via conference call.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

President Miller led the Board and others present in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE FLOOR

1. In regard to agenda items – none.

2. In general (Limited to 5 minutes per person.) – none.

OLD BUSINESS

A. DISCUSSION/ACTION ON RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING APPEAL TO THE ILLINOIS PROPERTY TAX APPEAL BOARD

The school district filed a tax assessment complaint with the Grundy County Board of Review regarding the assessment of the GE-Hitachi spent nuclear fuel storage facility. The result of that appeal kept the equalized assessed value of the plant at $6,131,868. The evidence provided by the district’s legal counsel warrants a much higher assessed value, which will be pursued at the Illinois PTAB. The Board of Education approved the authorization of the filing of an appeal to the Illinois Property Tax Appeal Board.

Mr. Lander moved and Mr. Rogers seconded to approve the Resolution Authorizing Appeal to the Illinois Property Tax Appeal Board as presented, and to waive the reading of the Resolution.

Roll Call.

Ayes: Chuck Lander, Steve Rogers, Robert Bianchetta, Mary Gill, Shawn Hamilton, Ken Miller

Nays:

Absent: Quint Harmon

Motion: Carried.

NEW BUSINESS

A. DISCUSSION/ACTION ON APPROVAL OF THE SURVEYING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING PROPOSAL FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL CAMPUSES

CSBO Jason Smith discussed the civil engineering proposals received for the surveying for the high school and middle school campuses. Mr. Smith discussed the additional proposals that were received, but felt that the proposal from Terra Engineering, Ltd. was the best for the district at this time. The surveying that will be conducted will also include any possible layout changes for future projects. Mr. Spencer and the Board thanked Mr. Smith for all the work he put into this bid process.

Mr. Lander moved and Mrs. Gill seconded to approve the proposal from Terra Engineering, Ltd. in the amount of $70,245 for the surveying, and $41,300 for the civil engineering of the high school and middle school campuses.

Roll Call.

Ayes: Chuck Lander, Mary Gill, Robert Bianchetta, Shawn Hamilton, Steve Rogers, Ken Miller

Nays:

Absent: Quint Harmon

Motion: Carried.

OPEN FOR ITEMS NOT KNOWN AT AGENDA PREPARATION TIME

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE FLOOR

1. In regard to agenda items – none.

2. In general (Limited to 5 minutes per person.)

ADJOURNMENT

Mr. Bianchetta moved and Mr. Rogers seconded to adjourn the meeting at 6:07 p.m. President Miller asked if there was any opposition to the motion, hearing none considers the motion approved.

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