[0:07] I'd like to call to order the regular
meeting in the Troy City Board of
[0:12] Education today is Monday March 9th
stand for the pledge please
[0:21] of the United States of America and to
the Republic for which it stands one
[0:27] nation under God indivisible with
liberty and justice for all
[0:32] thank you
[0:37] phone call please
this is vimish here
[0:40] Mr Hefner here Mr Lucas
Mrs Reeves here Mr Trussell here
[0:48] first item on the agenda is a moment of
silence for
[0:52] several individuals first is Emily
Conley 80 of Anna and formerly of Troy
[0:58] passed away on Monday February 16 2015.
Emily worked in food service at the high
[1:05] school in cookson Elementary from 1980
until her retirement in 1994.
[1:10] Maryland dearth 76 of Troy passed away
on Saturday February 21st 2015.
[1:17] she was a graduate of Piqua High School
in a 60 1960 graduate of Bowling Green
[1:22] University
Maryland taught first grade at cookson
[1:26] for 28 years before her retirement in
2002.
[1:30] Douglas Weichert 68 of Troy passed away
February 12 2015. he was an assistive
[1:37] Varsity track coach for choice schools
from 2007 to 2009.
[1:43] Deja Bishop 13 Diana Bishop 14 of Troy
passed away Friday February 27th
[1:54] jakaya
Jones 13 of Troy passed away Sunday
[1:59] March 1st all of the children attended
Troy Junior High
[2:11] thank you
I'd like to move into the presentations
[2:19] lead off with you
get some guidance counselors as well as
[2:25] a teacher with us they were recently
recognized by omalay for different
[2:31] distinctions and I'll say that piece
we've got a representative from omla
[2:35] here to present the awards but they
aren't aware of this but apparently
[2:40] state senator Bill beagle caught wind of
the fact that they were recognized and
[2:47] we have very nice letters here from him
for each one of them along with
[2:52] recognition from the general assembly of
the state of Ohio the Ohio Senate with
[2:57] signatures from Senator Keith Faber
president of the Ohio Senate and Senator
[3:02] Senator Bill Beagle from the fifth
senatorial District I'd like to present
[3:06] this to them and then I'll turn it over
to Tracy Kramer who's the representative
[3:09] from Illinois this evening
[3:13] thank you
[3:18] get a read from those who don't have it
all memorized the Ohio middle level
[3:22] Association is dedicated to serving the
needs of young adolescents we seek to
[3:26] recognize schools faculty and or
programs that nurture the social
[3:30] emotional intellectual and physical
well-being of the young adolescent using
[3:34] this we believe the association for
middle level education's handbook for
[3:38] Effective middle schools as our guide we
look for schools that are implementing
[3:42] best middle level practices it is my
pleasure to represent Ohio's west region
[3:46] today in honor Troy junior high for
their work with young adolescents
[3:51] first nominated by their principal I
would like to recognize Laura Jackson
[3:55] and Kelly leganek guidance counselors at
Troy Junior High School Mrs Jackson and
[4:00] Mrs Atlantic started a student group
called The Four Squad after Rachel's
[4:03] Challenge was presented this fall
under the guidance and Leadership of
[4:06] Miss Jackson and miss leganek this group
of students has focused on making a
[4:10] positive difference in the building
weekly meetings are held with
[4:14] discussions focusing on leadership
optimism kindness and how to impact the
[4:17] world around you
students have planned many activities
[4:20] thus far to make a positive difference
in the building and are generally
[4:23] excited about the project Mrs Jackson
and Miss organic's continued efforts and
[4:27] advisors and character education will
shape and mold Future Leaders from Troy
[4:31] Junior High in a manner that Far and
Away exceeds that of most guidance
[4:34] counselors so join me in recognizing
them
[4:45] let's see how many hands I have
[4:51] one
and for you
[4:55] congratulations thank you
[5:03] thank you
[5:08] okay
next nominated by Laura Jackson I would
[5:12] like to recognize Lindsay shank Meredith
Paris Carl Ratterman and Brian racy 8th
[5:17] grade teachers at Troy Junior High
these teachers have partnered with Troy
[5:20] Historical Society the Troy local
history library and the Museum of Troy
[5:24] history to teach students about the rich
history of Troy Ohio and the important
[5:27] role their hometown's history has played
in National History while students are
[5:31] learning about and appreciating their
local history they are also learning key
[5:35] Concepts and skills found within the
language arts and social studies
[5:37] curricula
students enjoy learning about the people
[5:40] and places of their Hometown they offer
remark how they have passed by or live
[5:45] near many of the places discussed and
have no knowledge of their past learning
[5:49] about the rich history of their Hometown
seems to encourage students to research
[5:52] even more into the past motivates them
to find ways to currently make a
[5:56] difference and fosters an appreciation
for the people and events of Their Own
[6:00] Town integrated curriculum is an
important component of the middle level
[6:03] philosophy and omla is pleased to see
this happening in this manner at Troy so
[6:08] Meredith
[6:12] thank you
[6:16] thank you
[6:19] congratulations
congratulations
[6:24] I think I said Carl is it fairy no it's
Carl oh yeah okay unable to be with us
[6:30] this evening we're Lindsay Shane Carl
rather than Brian racy but they worked
[6:34] together as a collective team with Mrs
Paris that does the the History unit
[6:39] it's it's fantastic by the way so
congratulations to Miss Jackson Mrs
[6:44] organic Mrs Ferris if you want more
round of applause
[6:52] appreciate it
good job group
[6:55] thank you
[7:04] thanks for stillbone thank you
[7:19] next one is uh it's a word can came to
us teachers Rock
[7:24] it's out of the uh the seller connection
they did a nation Nationwide
[7:30] were they going out to teachers they
created book bags and they've selected
[7:33] teachers and brought them supplies we
had 10 teachers that were honored of
[7:36] that last week the week before
um
[7:40] let me keep their names on Michelle
Skipper from Force Channel Lampert Kyle
[7:44] Linda Holt from Haywood Karen Richardson
from Van Cleave Jason otisborne from the
[7:49] high school Jane Wise from Concord Karen
Wernicke from Hook Angie Collins from
[7:53] the junior high Stephanie shorter from
cookson and Kim Oaks from the hook and
[7:57] basically it's just it was their way
they called the culture of good and so
[8:02] we're just saying hey teachers really do
a great job teachers Rock and they just
[8:05] want to show some appreciation
so they went out and presented and met
[8:08] their buildings
so yeah it's kind of nice I'm just a lot
[8:12] of good things happening
the next one that I have
[8:17] is uh Kunta Ohio school boards
and it's recognizing school board
[8:22] members who have years of service
and the two people use the service to
[8:28] get to Smith Arizona I'm amazed that
somebody does School Board this many
[8:32] years it was pretty impressive but Joyce
Ruiz for 10 years her 10-year
[8:37] anniversary and for Steven Lucas's 15th
year
[8:41] appreciate it
[8:46] thank you thank you
[8:51] thank you
[8:55] seriously and on school boards it's
it's not a lot of people that stay
[8:59] around that long this is kind of a
thankless job in a lot of hours a lot of
[9:03] time
so a lot of times it changes over but
[9:07] we're fortunate the stroke's got 15 last
year 15 and 10 we have a lot of people
[9:11] that are staying around so I think that
means we're doing some good things
[9:15] I'm trying to get it right
[9:21] congratulations
[9:24] the next one's audit report Mr price is
going to talk about a little bit I just
[9:28] want to kind of talk about Mr Price just
a little bit
[9:31] um
and I told him I wouldn't say anything
[9:33] about physical but I can't help it
[9:37] um it's kind of neat when you get a
clean audit it means everything's kind
[9:41] of in place and works very very hard at
it but not only that I mean the audit
[9:45] he's got got a nice little certificate
here this came from from the state
[9:50] senate
addressing that basically telling how
[9:54] the people should be very they should
understand how fortunate they are that
[9:57] someone's doing to get a lot of taking
care of their money and taking care of
[9:59] things I think Mr Price does a great job
he he fits here amazingly well uh it
[10:05] works extremely well and that said that
makes even better
[10:08] but to get two of them this would be
your second one you've been here how
[10:11] many years two two okay
pretty good then huh all right so I just
[10:19] think it's really neat to mention that
he helps in many many areas but to get
[10:23] clean means exactly what it says
everything was done right and we're
[10:27] taking care of people's money that's a
good thing
[10:32] congratulations
[10:36] you're going to talk later about it
are you gonna talk now
[10:41] yeah as Mr Herman said we did receive a
clean audit it was filed late February
[10:47] we had no material control weaknesses no
significant deficiencies of internal
[10:53] control
no non-compliance
[10:58] no material internal control weaknesses
no significant deficiencies
[11:03] and no findings and we received the
unmodified opinion which is the highest
[11:09] possible we did have a couple verbal
comments which we argued uh have a
[11:16] weight but they commented
we had one month where we did not spend
[11:23] our federal funds within 30 days I think
it was 32 days before we had it fully
[11:27] spent
this invoice
[11:30] check writing timing and then the second
one was dealing with the hospital 264
[11:35] payback
um which I dug through the file that Mr
[11:40] Pence he was back and forth with the
Auditors the time that that debt was
[11:44] issued and how to record that we have
been recording that
[11:49] not
part of our fiscal year in closing it's
[11:53] not part of our carryover balance or
anything
[11:56] we set aside on a quarterly basis
quarterly payments over I think it's a
[12:02] 15-year period and then once that
15-year period is completed the funds
[12:09] are then to be paid to the bank to pay
off the note that was issued I believe
[12:14] six years ago with the correspondence
back and forth between Mr Pence and the
[12:19] honor of State's office you could record
it
[12:22] either on your books or off the books
well
[12:25] Mr Pence chose off the books now they
change their minds they don't want to
[12:29] record that myself we will be changing
that it will be part of our year-end
[12:33] balance going forward so you'll see that
fun presented at the end of the fiscal
[12:38] year as part of our
close out and that amount will increase
[12:44] each year for the next nine years until
we pay it off at the end so there's the
[12:50] only two verbal comments we got
nice job very good
[12:58] evening everyone
the the big news on race to the top is
[13:03] is
we started testing February 23rd we
[13:07] actually have we been talking about it
for four years or longer but um
[13:11] our staff our students everyone has
worked extremely hard our technology
[13:15] department and I think that work had
paid off with a smooth start to the
[13:19] testing schedule all nine of our
buildings have participated in online
[13:23] testing some are a little further ahead
than others the only thing that hasn't
[13:28] cooperated last week was the weather a
little bit but aside from that our
[13:32] buildings were prepared for that we had
spoken about to them in advance about
[13:35] having a plan in place if there were
delays if there were snow days and it
[13:42] has continued to work smoothly even with
a few adjustments to the schedule
[13:47] um science social studies math language
arts all of them that went off we've
[13:50] learned a lot in the process although
it's went smoothly there's been a few
[13:53] bugs we found ways to fix some of those
things to share with our staff we've had
[13:58] the call to get some additional help on
a few items but overall it's went very
[14:02] well and I credit that to our teachers
and kids for taking the time to get
[14:06] involved to understand the system to do
the practice tests and and to work at it
[14:11] and um
if this system continues I think the
[14:16] work that we put in that will will
continue to serve us well we will be
[14:19] doing an end of year assessment later
this spring which will also be online
[14:23] and we're kind of looking forward to
each day learning a little more and
[14:28] troubleshooting that and it's working
well I think our kids the preparation
[14:32] it's been a uh there was a lot of
anxiety a lot of fear once we got
[14:35] started I think that has went away
since we last met we haven't had a race
[14:40] to top meeting we will meet again next
week on March 19th and in that meeting
[14:43] we'll be a little bit of a discussion on
how testing is going in each of the
[14:47] buildings of the teachers and
administrators of the president on that
[14:50] committee as well as any questions or
concerns about where we are with OTAs we
[14:55] are approaching the point where some of
those things start to wrap up and we
[14:57] talked about
roster verification linking students to
[15:01] teachers and making sure we're doing
that correctly as well as wrapping up
[15:06] into VR finances for racing the top
which this is the final year of that so
[15:11] a lot of good things going on I can
raise the top a lot of good things
[15:19] as far as the testing is this where the
students or parents have the option to
[15:23] opt out
and what what's our percent of optel has
[15:27] been looking like
um I don't know the overall percentage I
[15:31] think our round number of students is
approximately 150 so this is about four
[15:34] and a half percent
[15:38] we've taken the stance with that I mean
if if a parent wants to do that
[15:42] fine I mean we've not fought that or put
up any roadblocks to them we we accept
[15:46] whatever they turn into us
and then we have a letter that we've
[15:50] we've developed and we send down
basically goes back through you know you
[15:53] get the basically the third grade and
all the things that you have to be
[15:57] concerned with
uh we talked to him about a few by not
[16:01] taking the test than any of the results
coming back are probably going to be a
[16:04] zero because just the obvious things
they need to know and also to to take
[16:08] care of the school
that we've done our due diligence we've
[16:12] tried to do it so if someone will come
in and check us we haven't just randomly
[16:15] we've tried to we've we've talked to
each parent explain to them why why not
[16:20] and then I I've told my folks to kind of
stay out of that I mean you give them
[16:24] the facts and look at the facts and let
them decide as a parent where they're at
[16:27] not Mr Herman said this or any above you
know
[16:31] um as you know the state's doing some
things with testing so I think they're
[16:34] going to make some changes with it
but until we get through it and see what
[16:38] all happens it's been a hard year
anyways because we've had duplicate
[16:41] testing and you know a lot a lot of
hours a lot of stuff going on yeah
[16:46] so I think the state's going to step in
and take care of that but
[16:49] right now it kind of is what it is we're
required by a lot of tests so we're
[16:52] gonna
we're gonna do that
[16:56] any other questions guys
thank you thank you
[17:02] uh just a couple more things while I've
got you the Art Exhibit got a hander
[17:08] it's open through uh April 26th we were
just down there early it's really good
[17:12] it is really good every year it's really
nice it says every year but they do get
[17:18] better every year they have different
types of art down there so this is over
[17:22] 400 pieces of art on display down there
pretty amazing it truly is worth the
[17:28] time to go down and take a look at it
um tomorrow I just want to remind
[17:32] everybody the junior high is closed for
students it's a work day for staff so
[17:37] the staff will be in to work just like
normal
[17:41] um we thought that was the right thing I
think the junior high two are here
[17:44] they've done a very tragic situation in
your eyes done a nice job
[17:48] as far as we've had some grief
counselors that came in we had five two
[17:52] and high and five at Haywood that have
done an outstanding job I mean they came
[17:56] in and helped and really kind of put it
all together but the junior high staff
[17:59] and excellent job Mr dilborn leading
that they've done a real nice job in a
[18:03] very tough situation
um Mr Sadler at Haywood said a nice job
[18:08] so just tomorrow a reminder the junior
high will be closed just the junior high
[18:13] it's only students the staff will report
as normal
[18:17] I just want to make it comment I've
noticed what the schools have done
[18:21] through this unfortunate situation and I
think what we have done has been
[18:25] terrific as far as the support from the
schools from the administration from the
[18:29] teachers
it's really seen out in the community
[18:32] it's felt so I want to certainly thank
Mr dilborn and his staff and Mr Hermann
[18:38] what you've done has been terrific the
communication to us has been
[18:42] great as well so I think we handled it
very well
[18:46] I think it just reinforces once again
the Partnerships that the community the
[18:51] schools
and everyone pans with one another
[18:55] because I know you know from the city's
perspective it's just been constant
[18:58] communication with the the leadership at
Lincoln Center and the schools and we've
[19:03] even laid some offers out on the table
some were taken advantage of so others
[19:07] were not but you know to know that
everybody was willing to to step forward
[19:12] and do their part so
this is when you're you're most proud of
[19:16] being a part of the community like Troy
so
[19:21] Mr deobon especially thanks for the
what the junior high has been able to
[19:26] to do for them
[19:30] anything else that's it thank you brings
us to the first hearing of the public if
[19:35] anybody wishes to address the board of
any matter of issues on the agenda now
[19:40] would be the time to do so
[19:44] if not we'll move into the regular
agenda items first is the
[19:49] Treasures report
and the first item is the approval of
[19:53] the minutes of our meeting of Monday
February 9th 2015 these were previously
[19:59] distributed to you we've entertain a
motion to approve the minutes as
[20:04] submitted so vote
second
[20:10] any comments Corrections
roll call
[20:16] Mr Hefner yes
this is Beamish yes Mr Lucas yes Mrs
[20:22] Reeves yes Mr Trussell yes
next item is the financial reports this
[20:28] would include our sm-2 our monthly total
revenue monthly total expenditures
[20:33] monthly ending balances scheduled
revenues expenses and change and fund
[20:38] balances The Five-Year forecast
appropriation account summary and the
[20:43] investment schedule would entertain a
motion to approve and submit it
[20:48] so moved
[20:51] second
[20:55] just highlight the sm2 we were still
tracking very well for the fiscal year
[21:00] so that was good news
um our next big settlement will be at
[21:05] the end of April for income tax okay and
probably a couple weeks before that we
[21:10] should have our final settlement for
property taxes also
[21:17] really coming
on the um on the expenditures the
[21:24] purchase Services
being far below what we had expected
[21:30] which is good news but what's driving
that
[21:33] a lot of it is probably fuel oh okay um
and then utilities have not gone up what
[21:41] we initially anticipated because
[21:45] we negotiated a better deal
if you remember
[21:50] through the or
Consortium the EPC for natural gas a
[21:55] year ago we did the electricity so it's
mainly the utilities
[22:01] okay thank you yeah I'm sure the fuel
has to be pretty impactful yeah
[22:08] any other questions
roll call
[22:13] this is Reese yes Mrs bimish yes
Mr Hefner yes Mr Lucas yes Mr Tulsa yes
[22:23] next is approving the tax rates
these rates have been certified by the
[22:28] county budget Commission on February
25th of budget commission certified the
[22:32] following rates of tax to be levied for
school purposes on the general
[22:36] duplicates for 2015.
of which we have a listing
[22:42] would entertain a motion to
approve as submitted so second
[22:50] and Mr Price you wanted to yes a couple
comments I placed before you uh this
[22:56] evening in comparison over the last
three years
[22:59] of those tax rates and values Associated
therewith
[23:04] you'll notice in fiscal year 15 the no
limitation general fund has decreased
[23:09] that's because the unknown of the 5.9
Levy for which we're on the May 5th
[23:14] ballot for renewal
[23:19] I have not had the conversation but I'm
assuming
[23:26] if we're successful on May 5th with that
renewal we'll be coming back to you with
[23:30] an adjusted rate sheet to approve it at
that point
[23:38] any questions
[23:43] any other comments or questions
[23:48] what I wish this did reflect was what
the
[23:51] actual value of these levees are today
at their collectible rate versus what
[23:56] they're what's a
[24:02] not counting the capital Improvement in
the bond retirement were just under 22
[24:07] mils I believe
[24:11] if we get below 20 then it automatically
bounces at 20 mil yeah
[24:18] which if we had not seen the evaluation
decrease so since 07 this year we're
[24:25] back up slightly
we would be below the 20 mil effective
[24:30] rate
so we'll be seeing a few more dollars
[24:33] than what we're actually getting today
because of that
[24:41] any other questions
roll call Mr Lucas yes this is Reeves
[24:46] yes this is Beamish yes Mr Hefner yes Mr
Trussell yes
[24:53] next item is the then and Nows this has
become a fairly regular common monthly
[24:59] occurrence
where there have been Appropriations
[25:03] available or there was the fiscal
officers certifying that there were
[25:08] Appropriations available and funds in
the treasury
[25:11] but there was that time to issue a
contract prior to the expenditure this
[25:17] gives retroactive approval for the
purchase orders listed below
[25:22] there's a total of six items for a total
of Eleven Hundred and seventy seven
[25:26] dollars would entertain a motion to
approve sell it
[25:31] second
[25:34] any further coming uh just one comment I
believe in three of these cases
[25:41] well we instituted this we could if you
remember I mentioned that we may have in
[25:46] instances where something was
put through right at the end of the
[25:51] month and I think three of the six
involve that scenario so it's just a
[25:57] we happen to close out and get into the
next month before the paperwork found
[26:02] its way around with everybody
a PO ISU so the number looks better than
[26:06] that yes
[26:12] we will continue uh reminding our
Administration and staff members proper
[26:19] procedures I mean it's going to happen
absolutely
[26:25] any other comments roll call Mr Hefner
yes Mr Lucas yes Mrs Beamish yes Mrs
[26:33] Reeves yes Mr Trussell yes
[26:37] next item is a consideration of a bid to
replace
[26:41] the roof I assume it's part of the roof
at Troy High School
[26:45] we advertise for bids in February 11th
and February 18th in Detroit Eagle News
[26:52] received a total of eight bids in this
hereby authorizes the lowest and best
[26:59] bid for maxim Roofing in the amount of
383 thousand dollars
[27:05] would entertain a motion to authorize
the expenditure
[27:09] second
[27:13] any further explanation we we had a
meeting uh I think last week this week's
[27:19] miss being there and we went through all
of our capital and expenditures that we
[27:23] thought we needed to do
roofing's as well as we can get away
[27:27] from but when you have to do that we
have about 685 000 and one roof kind of
[27:33] get police a lot of that so we went
through everything all of our buildings
[27:36] Stadium got a little bit going on in
every place that will start on fairly
[27:40] soon
have we used maximum Roofing before
[27:45] no we have not
um it is a relatively new company but
[27:51] with very experienced staff they've come
from other companies and formed their
[27:55] own company Titus did a reference check
and but the architectural firm that we
[28:01] used RDA group is very familiar with
this group and we're pleased okay
[28:07] um this involves two large sections on
the west side of the high school
[28:10] building I believe that roof area is 25
years old weight room area
[28:16] okay
um it was originally estimated by the
[28:20] Architectural Group
to cost about 478 thousand dollars a low
[28:25] bid came in at 383 000. so that's the
right direction 95 below the anticipated
[28:31] amount yeah pretty competitive bids here
yes yes yeah there were yeah yeah they
[28:35] were pretty bunched up with the
exception of one we were a place we had
[28:39] nine attend the pre-bid meeting a few
weeks ago and now that night we received
[28:45] eight bid so we were very pleased
[28:50] any other questions or comments
roll call this is Reeves yes Mrs Beamish
[28:56] yes Mr Lucas yes Mr Hefner yes Mr
Trussell yes
[29:02] anything else from the treasures
[29:07] went into the superintendent's report Mr
Hermann you want to report on the
[29:12] generous gifts
yeah this this month as you can see it's
[29:16] starting these scholarships
starting to come into the scholarship
[29:20] money the Muslims are going to the
scholarship fund 5848.18
[29:25] and um just pedal them I think for
scholarship one or the other
[29:30] to entertaining a motion to accept the
gifts and express our appreciation
[29:36] second
[29:40] any comments or questions
[29:44] year to date this brings our total to
291 thousand dollars
[29:49] for gifts yeah that's unbelievable
roll call
[29:54] Mr Lucas yes Mr Hefner yes this is
Beamish yes Mrs Reeves yes Mr Trussell
[30:00] yes
[30:03] next item is a request for non-routine
use of our buses this has become an
[30:08] annual request on behalf of Detroit
Strawberry Festival
[30:13] they will be requesting the use of our
buses for June 6th and 7th
[30:18] and the Strawberry Festival committee
will pay all costs associated with the
[30:22] use of our buses would entertain a
motion to approve
[30:26] so move
second
[30:33] it's fairly standard every year
roll call Mrs Reeves yes this is yes Mr
[30:41] Lucas yes Mr Hefner yes Mr Trussell yes
foreign
[30:52] we have been submitted to a list of
personnel items for the month
[30:57] you'd entertain a motion to approve and
submitted
[31:01] so moved
second
[31:08] depress you want to make an introduction
um this evening we have Candice Swartz
[31:13] The Chosen candidate to replace Susan
denlinger which will be retiring
[31:17] effective July 1st but pleased to have
for everyone
[31:21] welcome
some big shoes to fill when we have all
[31:26] these plants see you gotta
[31:32] anyone else here Marion that we need
this
[31:37] is wandering right
here
[31:41] there he is
yes Matthew from
[31:52] uh sixth grade building
that's right
[31:58] yes math currently is um assistant
principal at Troy Junior High
[32:03] and before that he taught social studies
at Troy High School so we're very
[32:07] excited about him taking over
okay
[32:11] that's a that's a very unique building I
I think it'd be a great place to
[32:16] call home for a while so yeah I think so
I'm looking forward to it very much the
[32:21] the character of the building and you
know you know the unique setting with
[32:24] one-on-one class there in one grade and
they had a fantastic staff and you know
[32:29] the great groundwork that Mr Keller has
already established there so I'm really
[32:34] looking forward to it good thank you
any other comments on any personnel
[32:42] if not roll call
this is gamish yes Mrs Reeves yes Mr
[32:48] Hefner yes Mr Lucas yes Mr Trussell yes
[32:55] any board members have anything else to
be brought up
[32:58] anything else I'm superintendent I just
want to remind her about the levy 5.9
[33:03] mil renewal Lobby
no increase in taxes May 5th no increase
[33:08] in taxes is really important remember
that part
[33:13] recognition that our treasurer's office
is continually showing the
[33:18] incredible protection preservation of
our funds so
[33:27] this brings us to the second hearing of
the public if anybody wants to address
[33:31] anything to the board
[33:35] Mr Hamm congratulations on your
recognition this last month thank you Mr
[33:40] Tristan it's always nice to see those
Trojan alumni get those that
[33:45] recognitions
[33:49] anything else to be brought before the
group if not we'll entertain a motion to
[33:53] a dream
so moved
[33:56] second
[34:01] this is Reeves yes Mr Lucas yes Mr
Hefner yes Mrs Amish yes Mr Trussell yes