Board Minutes - Santa Rosa Junior College
Board Minutes - Santa Rosa Junior College
Board Minutes - Santa Rosa Junior College
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5. PUBLIC COMMENTS<br />
–There were no public comments.<br />
6. BOARD MEMBER REPORTS<br />
A. <strong>Board</strong> Facilities Committee<br />
Trustee Burdo reported the following from the March 6, 2012 <strong>Board</strong> Facilities Committee<br />
meeting:<br />
B. Robert Burdo Culinary Arts Center – Tony Ichsan provided an update on the added scope<br />
of work due to the incorrect water flow data. The added services for the consultant will be on<br />
a time and materials basis.<br />
Sustainable Energy Utility – Tony provided information about an opportunity to work with the<br />
County of Sonoma on a sustainability partnership that would utilize their bond funds and<br />
allow the District to implement energy and water efficiency projects. Tony is to keep the<br />
<strong>Board</strong> Facilities Committee apprised of further developments.<br />
Pedroncelli-District Police And Emergency Operations Center – Tony reviewed the scope<br />
and timeline for this expansion work that will allow District Police to utilize the former<br />
Foundation area and establish a permanent District Emergency Operations Center.<br />
Quinn Swimming Pool Deck – Paul Bielen and Tony reviewed much needed repairs to the<br />
pool deck. They will return with several options for further review.<br />
B. <strong>Board</strong> Finance Committee<br />
Trustee Kunde gave the following reported for Trustee Lindley from the March 5, 2012 <strong>Board</strong><br />
Finance Committee meeting:<br />
•The <strong>Board</strong> Finance Committee (Trustees Lindley, Call, Kunde), joined by President Chong,<br />
Vice President of Business Services, Doug Roberts, and Kate Jolley, Director of Fiscal<br />
Services received a document on the “District Budget Framework.” Doug Roberts explained<br />
this new document is intended to be a companion piece to the District’s mission statement<br />
and initiatives. The Budget Framework will serve to contextualize the broad parameters<br />
under which the District’s planning and budgeting will take place.<br />
•The second item of discussion was the 2012-13 budget. Doug Roberts informed the<br />
Committee that current projections of the Unrestricted General Fund show that the District<br />
has a $9.5 Million budgetary gap (prior to any action taken by the District). This situation is<br />
caused by 2011-12 concessions that sunset as of June 30, 2012, expenditure increases that<br />
will occur for 2012-13, and a potential $4.6 Million loss should the Governor’s tax initiative<br />
fail, in November 2012, and “triggered cuts” are enacted.<br />
•The Committee asked several questions regarding some of the presentation detail, and<br />
discussion on possible solutions (including revenue enhancements) involved all that were<br />
present. The discussion concluded with the recognition that it would take a combination of<br />
cost reductions, employee concessions, and use of fund balance to get the District through<br />
the up-coming year.<br />
C. Shone Farm Foundation <strong>Board</strong><br />
Trustee Kunde reported the following from the March 8, 2012 Shone Farm Foundation<br />
meeting:<br />
•Dr. Frank Chong was welcomed to the board and officially installed as the <strong>Board</strong> Secretary.<br />
•Kasey Wade, Coordinator, Natural Resources Management Program gave a presentation on