The board of directors proposes the partnership vote
At the Northeast Community College Board of Governors meeting Tuesday afternoon, the board introduced a motion to approve a “collaborative partnership with the City of Norfolk and Norfolk Public Schools,” as per the agenda.
The Norfolk Public Schools Board of Education recently approved a collaborative partnership between itself, Northeast Community College and the City of Norfolk to pay one-third of the cost for improvements to the softball facilities at Ta-Ha-Zouka Park, not to exceed $400,000.
The proposed changes to the softball facilities would include a player locker room, improve the condition of available restrooms, and make sidewalks ADA compliant, among other renovations. The changes were initially part of a local sales tax proposal that was rejected in November 2022.
The board presented the motion for the next meeting, scheduled for Thursday 13 April.
Northeast Community College Board of Governors met Tuesday at 10:45 am in the College Welcome Center and adjourned at 3:25 pm
Board Members Present: Donovan Ellis, Del Ames, Nicole Sedlacek, Carol Sibbel, Steve Anderson, Julie Robinson, and Dirk Petersen. Board members Pat Wojcik, Jeanne Reigle, Terry Nelson and Jeff Scherer were not present.
Also present: Several administrators and two from the media.
Executive Sessions: There was a closed session “for the purpose of discussing potential collaborative community partnerships and the possible effect on donor relations, which is clearly necessary for the protection of the public interest”.
— Introduced consideration of a collaborative partnership with the City of Norfolk and Norfolk Public Schools.
— Approved the resolutions authorizing the sale of house no. 120029 South and of the house n. 120030 Middle South.
— Approved continuation of drafting program at Northeast Community College for review by the Nebraska Coordinating Commission on Postsecondary Education.
— Second reading and approval of Board Policy Elimination 3610, Grants Development, Management, and Compliance Policy; 5220, Rules of conduct of students; 5225, Violations of the law; 6150, Local Government and Miscellaneous Charges Act Policy; 6170, Fundraising and 6175, Accepting Gifts.
— Submitted second reading of revisions to GP-14, Special Rules of Order.
— Second reading and approval of revisions to EL-06, Asset Protection.
— Completed a first reading for the suppression of BP-6110, college fiscal year.
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