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June 13, 2018
2 recorded votes, 1 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda
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Present: Neil Wishinsky, Benjamin Franco, Nancy Heller, Bernard Greene, Heather Hamilton
Absent: None
Every vote, in order
Move forward with the feasibility study on Driscoll (4), and on Baker 5 and continue to pursue the Pierce school with the MSBA process
On the mended motion to move forward with the feasibility study on Driscoll (4), and on Baker 5 and continue to pursue the Pierce school with the MSBA process it was,
Yes: Franco, HamiltonNo: Greene, Heller, Wishinsky
From the minutes
“On the mended motion to move forward with the feasibility study on Driscoll (4), and on Baker 5 and continue to pursue the Pierce school with the MSBA process it was, Voted 2-3 Aye: Benjamin Franco, Heather Hamilton Against: Nancy Heller, Bernard Greene, Neil Wishinsky Motion failed.”
Move forward with the feasibility study on Driscoll (4), and on Baldwin North 2, plus, plus, plus and continue to pursue the Pierce School with the MSBA process
On the main motion to move forward with the feasibility study on Driscoll (4), and on Baldwin North 2, plus, plus, plus and continue to pursue the Pierce School with the MSBA process, it was,
From the minutes
“On the main motion to move forward with the feasibility study on Driscoll (4), and on Baldwin North 2, plus, plus, plus and continue to pursue the Pierce School with the MSBA process, it was, Voted 5-0 Aye: Neil Wishinsky, Benjamin Franco, Nancy Heller, Bernard Greene, Heather Hamilton.”
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