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Furthermore, the teachers and staff in the Chico Unified School District should be thanked every day for their dedication, professionalism, and for the service they provide to our students. >> Thank you. >> President Conkin, can I just add that with these two weeks of appreciation, um having a week in between, uh Chico Unified traditionally will celebrate all staff with some treats on the Wednesday in between. So, we'll be sending out um nutrition services and and uh our many, many people are involved in in celebrating all the staff. So, we we pick the middle week and send some treats out to staff. >> Awesome.
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He always showed up and saluted our our victims and he was he was just a a gentle giant to me. I have to uh do this because he keeps me smiling. I have to say condolences to the Fukus family. My dentist's father passed away, Tom Fukus. And uh um I'm sorry, George. We had multiple conversations about aging and parents. So my heart is with you. I will see you tomorrow sometime to wish you condolences in person. Um congratulations to Jenna. Uh your your parents have to be so relieved right now. So relieved. Um congratulations to Commissioner Kenova on the success of your daughter becoming an academic awards recipient. >> Okay. another return on investment. Okay. Can the youngest the youngest you have the badge of honor now to wear that? Well, congratulations Commissioner Ragdale and you rolled out the our senator. So, I hope that the team of legislative get to use that relationship and do great things for us.
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So >> correct, >> this was much clearer to be able to say, "Okay, we're presenting the budget with the override and pending the ballot vote, then it would determine like, you know, we we would need to have to come back to town meeting because we need a we need a budget approved one way one way or the other before before July 1." So that's why we would do that, >> right? >> I think Mr. Schusta will explain that as well that evening in terms of um how that's all going to work. >> Yeah. Great. >> Could we also make sure that like in communications leading up to tell me we kind of talk about it a little bit whether I mean we don't want to badger people but I don't want to meeting to be the first time that they're hearing that this like >> bring it up on the 29th >> right >> we'll put it on the >> No.
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Do we have any questions? All right, any public comment? >> Not a public comment, but I do think that in America we forget how incredibly lucky we are that that system of free and universal public education, um how incredibly important that is. And I I love that that's a part of this resolution. Thank you. Yeah. >> [snorts] >> All right. >> President Conkin, >> Yes. >> I I >> [clears throat] >> I'd like to say something on behalf of all of our staff, both classified and certificated. I was very lucky in my years with Chico Unified. I was I was a classified employee, but I got to work with and support the certificated employees. And I so appreciated everyone. I'm There just wasn't anything lacking in the kind of support if you were a classified employee or certificated employee. The groups worked always with the kids in mind.
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And to Papa Santiago, I don't know what they're going to call you. Grandpa, Papa, >> whatever it is, wear that badge with with Jeep. >> Jeep. I love G-Pop. All right, we're gonna have to get you a hat. Gop. Well, congratulations to On Harper. That what a blessing to your family. I don't have much. That's it. Um, I'm going to move on to new business. Do we have any new business? >> Just do did we talk about that August thingy um with the change with the date change for the meeting or not? Gina sent something >> from the 20th to the 27th >> needs a date in August. >> Did we discuss that at the last meeting or >> so? >> Yeah, we voted on it. >> Yeah, at some I guess it was last meeting. We I I believe we voted on the change.
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Well, I'm not saying I'm not saying us like we're all good with it. I'm talking about generally the public because we're going to see a lot of people show up to town meeting because of of the override. Um if they get there and they hear that there's like two nights of town meeting and it's the first time they're hearing of it, it's kind of confusing. >> So >> Okay. Okay. >> So whether it's like your newsletter or we put something up on the website where we talk about, you know, >> just >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> The website has the warrant. So maybe as a prelude to the warrant, right, as a paragraph, >> we we can we can work on something um or a couple of different ways to communicate that. Um because I I would agree with you if if if people get there and that's the first they're hearing of it, they're they're going to be really confused.
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What What an amazing group of people and I'm I'm very thankful to have not only been one but worked with all of them, too. >> I definitely love that. Definitely takes a a village, right? To make the magic happen. All right. Um at this time, is there um a board member that would like to make a motion regarding this agenda item? >> I motion approval. >> I'll second. >> All right. We have a motion um by member Hayes and a second by Vice President Olson. Uh we can go ahead if we don't have any dis- further discussion. We can go ahead and vote. All those in favor, say I. >> I. >> Opposed? All right. That passes unanimously. Okay. We are moving along. Um the next is um item number 9D um one. This is a discussion action item resolution number 1719-26 uh regarding resolution on board compensation um for missed meeting um submitted by um Clerk Hayes.
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>> Yeah, I thought it was the June meetings though, but whatever. >> It was in an in an ideal world, it's better. And if it doesn't work, it doesn't work. That's fine. It's better for administration the later in the month for for late hires. But you also give me that authority over the summer to hire employees. So if the 20th is best, it's really not a big deal. >> Do you need >> I mean the thing is it's it's like the last week before school starts. You know what I mean? So a lot of people are away that week. >> I'm perfectly okay with reverting to I don't I honestly don't remember a discussion on it. I don't even remember a discussion. >> I don't either. That's why I want to make sure I wasn't >> No, it was the June date that we voted on.
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Um, folks, unless uh anybody has anything else for me, I I >> I know I know you have to go. I just have one quick question for you. >> Yeah. >> Article 8 um 41 Lincoln Road. >> Yes. Uh yes, I I was I was bidding a dude prematurely. >> Okay. >> Are we going to vote on or are we not? Now, you should go ahead and vote on it. Um because this does not have uh the number yet. That would be in the motion. But that is something that we have impressed upon the seller. We need to figure out really quick. Um uh Mr. St. Germaine and I will be meeting um on uh either Friday or Saturday um as soon as I get back to kind of talk about that. And I believe he's arranged for a meeting with the seller early the following week.
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Do you want me to Did you want to discuss it? Or Hayes or >> No need? Okay. I think we're all familiar with the item. Okay. Um does anyone have any questions for clarification purposes? Any public comment? All right. At this time um I actually um uh will make a motion um uh that we approve resolution number 17-19-26. >> I'll second that motion. >> All right. >> And and I salute member Hayes for what she did during the missing of that meeting. We all are aware and my hat's off to you, madam. >> All right.
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>> The June dates we moved but >> we were trying to accommodate some people's, you know, um >> back to the original >> what the original date was. >> It was the 20th. The original date was the 20th. At some point in time, it was talked about it wasn't last. >> I I would I recommend if the board is good with it, we go back to the original date of August 20th. I I concur. >> But there was a reason. >> Yeah, there have to be a reason. >> Look into it. >> Okay. So, let's >> You think so? Yeah. >> I'm going to ask uh Dr. Couldn't you let us know? >> Yeah, we could do a search on what the history behind that. >> We'll look into that and we'll shoot we'll shoot you guys an email tomorrow and if there was no what's the good word?
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>> Okay. Thank you. I figured that's what we were going to do, but I wasn't hadn't heard anything since then. Okay. Thank you. Enjoy the rest of your night, sir. >> Yeah. You know, and be before I go, I I do, you know, I give a lot of credit to our staff for all the work that they've done um through this uh budget season. But I I really want to thank the board and um and all of your work and diligence uh in this over this season too, this budget season. This has been a lot of work um and um for everybody including yourselves. So um I just want to acknowledge that and thank you for that. >> Well, we're all part of the team. >> Yes. Yes, we are. >> We'll go down swinging like the Red Sox. All right. Enjoy the rest of your night.
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Is there any discussion at this time? Okay, let's go ahead and vote. All those in favor say I. >> I. >> Opposed? Abstaining? >> Abstain. Okay. We have four um in favor, zero opposed and one abstain vote, one abstention. That passes. Thank you. You're welcome. Uh lastly uh we have a um no members that have requested to agendize items. Um so we're moving along to our final final item on the agenda and that's um adjournment. Is there a motion to adjourn this meeting? >> I I move Thank you, President Clark. I move we um adjourn. >> I second. >> Okay, we have a motion by member Robinson, a second by Vice President Olsen. Would we like to discuss it or are we ready to vote? >> [laughter] >> Do we have to do a roll call though since we the last one was >> We had a pretty good All right, let's just go ahead and vote together.
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If there's no real good reason for it, we'll go back to the 20th or we'll vote on it at the next meeting. >> Commissioner Suarez, >> I know for my myself that's my birthday, so I probably won't be here. I usually go away. So I if we're vote if we're voting on something, I don't know who else will be out to your point if anyone's on vacation. We just considering the numbers that we might need. >> I I remember that that it was her birthday. That for sure I remember cuz that was but I don't recall the rest of the convo. >> All right. So, administration will get back to us and then we'll have the discussion at our next meeting >> and then if we need to change it because we have to vote on change. >> Any other any other new business? >> No.
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>> You too, Michael. >> Thank you. >> Thanks, Michael. >> Okay. Are we good? >> Move on. >> Yeah. >> You want me to go through the rest or are you good? >> Okay. >> Yeah, I think that would >> So, we're all set on article four of the budget. So, article five is the transfer to the OB trust. And then we have the annual consent article, which is pretty pretty standard. Um, sorry, it's a lot of scrolling. Um, article 8 we just talked about, that was for the 41 Lincoln Road property. Article 9 is the uh building construction bylaw. So, we're adding an article five. This is the secondary suite language. We talked about this at the last uh meeting. And then article 10 is the um amendment to chapter 282 section 9.6 the design plan review. Um and we had talked about this last time.
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All those in favor say I. Opposed? All right, this meeting is officially adjourned.
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>> So, M commission >> um >> so I know it's it's new business here and it's not necessarily new business but at what point are we going to have a conversation about our budget? I know that we said that >> we could change it at any time. So, I mean, if people are ready now and have some conversation now, I I don't want to wait until the day of and then we have this big like, uh, you know, >> I don't want to either. That's why I'm afraid. That's what I wanted to address, Mrs. Basser. Thank you, Mr. Kenoba, for bringing it up. >> I expect early next week that we will give you the more formal 2%, 4%, 6%. While we've given you numbers, you know, 49 positions, 26 positions, this and that, we'll have uh by early next week, we'll have a much better idea of what those positions will be, which will give us a better idea of what that impact will be.
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I did send you a draft. You guys were interested in in this one as well. Um and so this just assigns three members uh per application review. And then that that's it. >> No, I'm good. >> Katie, you good? Okay. And I preempted my question earlier, so I will ask again. I'll entertain a motion to close and post the May 6, 2026 annual meeting warrant. >> So moved. Is there a second? >> Seconded. >> All those in favor? >> I. >> That's 4 Z. >> One absent. >> So that is done. >> You know what would be nice on on this um maybe is to show which ones for the um I'm sorry for article seven for the community preservation funds to show which ones it's a final payment. Does it say that? It does not say it's a final payment, but there are two that will come off.
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Uh I would suggest then we either schedule our committee meetings uh earlier and do kind of what we did last round where we talked about budget at each different committee >> or we can have two ad hoc uh meetings uh on a night. >> We could do three three and three. We could do bang out one night three budget committee meetings like we did with the vacancy on the board. Um, so if I get the 246 information to you next week, um, the week after, maybe we could have those meetings and then that'll give you another week to make your decision. >> You guys comfortable with that? Because I've been saying we should have another meeting in between, but I don't want to obligate everybody. This is a busy time of the year, but we need to I I want to hear what you guys have to say.
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>> Right. It might be interesting even if if it doesn't get added to this if if that night >> we can make that comment. >> Yeah, that comment would be made, right? Because it's a kind of a feel-good thing. >> Sure. >> Got to go for any feelood things, right? So, um, finance committee still needs to to approve a couple a couple of their like put recommendations on to a couple of the warrant articles. Correct? >> Yes. So, we met I believe it was last week and we went through everything. There were obviously the budget article. Um, and then I believe we still have to talk about the stabilization fund as well and 41 Lincoln Road. Okay. So, a few and we're meeting on the 27th, I believe. Okay. >> Good. >> Thank you. All right. Good. Okay. Vote to close and post the May 19th, 2026 annual town election warrant.
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