Shelton View Elementary replacement contract award was on the Sept. 14 school board agenda
The Northshore School District board had a contract award for the Shelton View Elementary replacement project on its Sept. 14 meeting agenda as an action item.
What the records say
The agenda for the Northshore School District board's Sept. 14 regular meeting listed 'Award of Contract - Shelton View Elementary Replacement Project' under its action items, the category reserved for items the board votes on. The agenda entry notes an attached document, but the supplied record does not include the attachment's contents, so the contractor's name and proposed contract amount are not known from this record. Because the record is the pre-meeting agenda, it establishes what was scheduled, not what the board decided.
- The Sept. 14 regular board meeting agenda listed the Shelton View Elementary replacement contract award as an action item, meaning a board vote was scheduled.
- The agenda entry indicates an attached document for the item, but the supplied record does not include its contents.
- The record is a pre-meeting agenda; it does not establish whether the board voted, or how.
Why it matters
A contract award is the step that commits district construction funds to a specific builder and sets the pace for the Shelton View replacement. Residents near the school have a direct interest in which firm is hired and when construction begins — details that should surface once the meeting result or attachment is available.
What changed / what's next
- The contract award for the Shelton View Elementary replacement was placed on the board's public agenda for its Sept. 14 meeting. [S1 · Item 2]
- The contractor, contract amount, and the meeting's actual outcome are not established by the supplied record. The board's subsequent minutes or the agenda attachment would confirm what was awarded. [S1 · Item 2]
- The available records do not establish the meeting's outcome.