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<br />Motion: <br /> <br />high school, with a 10% contingency planned for each site, subject to board <br />discretion and financial considerations. <br />The City was thanked for giving us the opportunity to provide comment on the City General Plan <br />u ate. <br />It was moved by Weaver, and seconded by Kernan, and motion carried 5-0, to recommend the <br />City Consensus Preferred Plan Option or the Disburs~ Growth Option would fit our needs best, <br />and it is important that any affordable housing be equally disbursed throughout the community to <br />be sure our schools are equitable, and recommend changes to Modify the last paragraph of <br />"Schools and Education" (Page VI-19) to read: "The School District collects developer fees on <br />building plans for new construction bef0/8 the city of Pleasanton issues building permits on <br />those plans. The fees am expected to cover most, if not all. of the facilities' costs cmated by <br />residential development through General Plan build-out. - and, to Modify language in "Program <br />14.2" (page VI-39) to read: "Encourage school enrollment sizes that maintain neighborhood <br />character, provide facilities for specialized programs, and promote mom personalized education. <br />The current target is 600 students per elementary school, 1,000 students at each middle school, <br />and 2,000 students at each compmhensive high school, with 8 10% contingency planned for <br />each site. sub' to board discmtion and financial consideration. - as amended b the Board. <br />Report, Discussion, and Possible Action to Approve the Tentative <br />Agreement with the California School Employees Association, Don Idson <br />Cha ter #155 a <br />The California School Employees Association Chapter #155 has reached agreeme <br />District on a Tentative Agreement. Current law requires the District to make a p <br />the costs that would be incurred by the District under the Tentative Agreem for the current <br />a bsequent fiscal years. Mr. Donaldson reviewed the highlights of the reement and the <br />AB12 ocument. The 5.73% increase in the salary schedule increas e district <br />expenditu by $1,022,862. The State requires our district to have erve of 3% of the total <br />expenditure et or $3,492,593. After the salary increase is gr ed, the District will have a <br />reserve amount 5,858,129. CSEA has met and ratified the reement. <br /> <br />No Comments. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Community <br />Comments: <br />Public <br />Hearing: <br /> <br />Discussion: <br />Motion: <br /> <br />Agenda Item: <br />15.5 <br />Presentation: <br /> <br />Community <br />Comments: <br />Discussion: <br />Motion: <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Report by Clem <br />Donaldson <br />se in salary compensation for the 2006- <br /> <br />when projected enrollment was <br />ent for a public hearing on the <br /> <br />No further cussion. <br />It was ed by Ott, and seconded by Haugen, and motion carried 5-0, to <br />incre e for CertifICated Em ees, as resented to the Board. <br />R rt, Discussion, and Possible Action to Approve Salary <br />IfIcations for Management and Confidential Employees Dona on <br />The Board will consider approving a .44% overall increase in salary compensation for e 2006- <br />07 school year for management and confidential employees. The .44% increase in the lary <br />SChedule increases the district expenditures by $35,427. This increase results from the g <br />that occurred when projected enrollment was compared with CBEDS enrollment. There is n <br />AB1200 re uirement for a ublic hearin on the im ct of this item. <br /> <br />No Comments. <br /> <br /> <br />DRAFT Minutes of the October 24, 2006. Regular Board Meeting <br />Page 7 of 8 <br />Approved by !he Board of Trustees on _ <br /> <br />6.1 (7) <br />