The law allows the public to address the Governing Board on any matter, whether or not it is on the agenda, but the law prohibits action by the Governing Board on nonagenda items.  Board Bylaw 9323 states that “Individual speakers shall be allowed three minutes to address the Board on each agenda or nonagenda item.  The Board shall limit the total time for public input on each item to 20 minutes.  With Board consent, the president may increase or decrease the time allowed for public presentation, depending on the topic and the number of persons wishing to be heard. The president may take a poll of speakers for or against a particular issue and may ask that additional person speak only if they have something new to add.”

Vitality Construction Inc for the amount of $116,947 which will be paid from prop 39 funds. 

Ronwright will bill BV School, at the rate of $170 per hour for Trackless Snow Blower use, $155 per hour for JD-544 Loader use, JD-644 Loader use at the rate of $190 per hour with a 2-hour minimum, $155 per hour for Ronwright's Snow Cat use, $67 per hour laborer if using school snow blower or shoveling, and $160 per hour for Plow Truck use. For each piece of equipment, unless otherwise noted there is a minimum of a 1 hour charge if used for under 1 hour. Hourly costs include insurance, cost of equipment and equipment operator labor for standard service and on-call service as outlined in “On-Call Service Terms”. Any out of contract snow removal results in an increase of rates by 25%. Please note that if the price of fuel goes up more than $.25 at the beginning of the contract, a fuel surcharge will also be charged. If the on site blower at BV School is used, BV School will be billed for fuel if that piece of equipment needs to be fueled. 

The above costs will be paid out of the General Fund for Bear Valley.

The public hearing for the Impact Aid Application provides Tribal officials and parents/guardians of Native American children the opportunity to comment on the participation of Native American children on an equal basis in all programs and activities offered by the Alpine County Unified School District. 

Impact Aid is money paid by the federal government to school districts to make up for lost property taxes to schools when the government has taken land to use for Native American lands, military bases, or other use. The Impact Aid program has been in place since 1950 when President Truman recognized that the federal government owned lands which were not taxable by local governments, leaving school districts at a financial disadvantage.  Impact Aid, therefore, replaces lost property taxes. 

The purpose of this Master Contract is to provide special education and/or related services to students with exceptional needs of speech and/or language impairments/disorders for the 2018-19 school year. 

Services not to exceed the $90,000 or a total amount of 947.368 hours at the rate of $95 per hour paid from the general fund.