Minutes. Regular Board Meeting. October 17, :00 p.m. School District No. 36 (Surrey) District Education Centre Main Boardroom - Room #2020

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1 Minutes Regular Board Meeting Date: Time: Location: October 17, 2018 7:00 p.m. School District No. 36 (Surrey) District Education Centre Main Boardroom - Room #2020 Present: Laurie Larsen Chairperson Terry Allen Vice Chairperson Laurae McNally Shawn Wilson Bob Holmes Garry Thind Gary Tymoschuk Staff Present: Dr. Jordan Tinney Superintendent D. Greg Frank Secretary-Treasurer Gurdeep Diogan Executive Assistant 1. Call to Order Chairperson Laurie Larsen called the meeting to order. The following additional staff were in attendance for the meeting: Patti Dundas, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer; Simon Ayres, Associate Director, Fiscal Management Services; Phil Shepherd, Acting Director, Capital Project Office; Sheetal Basra, Project Manager, Capital Project Office; Greg Forbes-King, Director, Physical Plant DFC; Doug Strachan, Manager, Communication Services; Judy Swanson, Administrative Assistant. a. O Canada recording by Simon Cunningham Elementary. s, administration and the audience sang "O Canada" accompanied with a recording by Simon Cunningham Elementary. b. Approval of Agenda of Regular Board Meeting Moved By Terry Allen THAT the agenda of the Regular Board Meeting be approved as presented.

2 3. Action Items a. Adoption of Minutes of September 19, 2018 Regular Board Meeting THAT the Minutes of the September 19, 2018 Regular Board meeting be approved as presented. b. Sketch Plans: École Frost Road Elementary (Site 160) Addition Secretary-Treasurer Greg Frank requested Acting Director, Capital Project Office, Phil Shepherd introduce the architects, DA Architects & Planners. Mr. James Cao presented the sketch plans for Ecole Frost Road Elementary (Site 160). Moved By Shawn Wilson Seconded By Laurae McNally THAT the sketch plans for an addition at École Frost Road Elementary (Site 160), 8606 162 Street, be approved as presented. c. Sketch Plans: Coyote Creek Elementary (Site 157) Addition Mr. James Cao presented the sketch plans for Coyote Creek Elementary (Site 157). Seconded By Garry Thind THAT the sketch plans for an addition at Coyote Creek Elementary (Site 157), 8131 156 Street, be approved as presented. d. Restrictive Covenant for Site 134 - Pacific Heights Elementary Secretary-Treasurer, Greg Frank, presented the restrictive covenant for Pacific Heights Elementary. 1. Bylaw #272, Re: Pacific Heights Elementary (Site 134) Restrictive Covenant Sanitary Pump Connections Seconded By Laurae McNally

3 1.THAT Bylaw #272, Re: Pacific Heights Elementary (Site 134) Restrictive Covenant Sanitary Pump Connection be given three (3) readings at this meeting (vote must be unanimous) Seconded By Garry Thind 2.THAT Bylaw #272, Re: Pacific Heights Elementary (Site 134) Restrictive Covenant Sanitary Pump Connection be approved as read a first time. Seconded By Terry Allen 3.THAT Bylaw #272, Re: Pacific Heights Elementary (Site 134) Restrictive Covenant Sanitary Pump Connection be approved as read a second time. Moved By Garry Thind 4.THAT Bylaw #272, Re: Pacific Heights Elementary (Site 134) Restrictive Covenant Sanitary Pump Connection be approved as read a third time and finally adopted, and that the Board s signing officer execute the Restrictive Covenant agreement. e. Bylaws for Site 206 - Edgewood Drive Elementary Secretary-Treasurer, Greg Frank, presented three (3) bylaws for Edgewood Drive Elementary. 1. Bylaw #273, Re: Edgewood Drive Elementary (Site 206) Road Dedication Road Works 1.THAT Bylaw #273, Re: Edgewood Drive Elementary (Site 206) Road Dedication Road Works be given three (3) readings at this meeting (vote must be unanimous).

4 2.THAT Bylaw #273, Re: Edgewood Drive Elementary (Site 206) Road Dedication Road Works be approved as read a first time. Moved By Garry Thind 3.THAT Bylaw #273, Re: Edgewood Drive Elementary (Site 206) Road Dedication Road Works be approved as read a second time. Moved By Shawn Wilson Seconded By Bob Holmes 4.THAT Bylaw #273, Re: Edgewood Drive Elementary (Site 206) Road Dedication Road Works be approved as read a third time and finally adopted, and that the Board s signing officer execute the Road Dedication agreement. 2. Bylaw #274, Re: Edgewood Drive Elementary (Site 206) Dedication Drainage Corridor 1.THAT Bylaw #274, Re: Edgewood Drive Elementary (Site 206) Dedication Drainage Corridor be given three (3) readings at this meeting (vote must be unanimous). Seconded By Garry Thind 2.THAT Bylaw #274, Re: Edgewood Drive Elementary (Site 206) Dedication Drainage Corridor be approved as read a first time.

5 3.THAT Bylaw #274, Re: Edgewood Drive Elementary (Site 206) Dedication Drainage Corridor be approved as read a second time. 4.THAT Bylaw #274, Re: Edgewood Drive Elementary (Site 206) Dedication Drainage Corridor be approved as read a third time and finally adopted, and that the Board s signing officer execute the Dedication agreement. 3. Bylaw #275, Re: Edgewood Drive Elementary (Site 206) Statutory Right of Way Sidewalk Maintenance 1.THAT Bylaw #275, Re: Edgewood Drive Elementary (Site 206) Statutory Right of Way Sidewalk Maintenance be given three (3) readings at this meeting (vote must be unanimous). Seconded By Bob Holmes 2.THAT Bylaw #275, Re: Edgewood Drive Elementary (Site 206) Statutory Right of Way Sidewalk Maintenance be approved as read a first time. Moved By Garry Thind 3.THAT Bylaw #275, Re: Edgewood Drive Elementary (Site 206) Statutory Right of Way Sidewalk Maintenance be approved as read a second time.

6 4.THAT Bylaw #275, Re: Edgewood Drive Elementary (Site 206) Statutory Right of Way Sidewalk Maintenance be approved as read a third time and finally adopted, and that the Board s signing officer execute the Statutory Right of Way agreement. 4. Information & Proposals a. Summer AFG and Project Work Update Assistant Secretary-Treasurer, Patti Dundas, introduced Greg Forbes-King, newly appointed Director, Physical Plant, DFC. Mr. Forbes-King presented an overview of the work that has been taking place over the summer months. The Board congratulated Mr. Forbes-King on his new position and thanked him and his team for the extensive work that has taken place. b. Reports Chairperson Laurie Larsen reported on activities since the last Board meeting. A copy of the report is available on the district website. c. Report on Business Development Financial Activity for the Six Months Ended 2018-06-30 Secretary-Treasurer, Greg Frank, requested Assistant Secretary-Treasurer Patti Dundas present the report on Business Development Financial Activity for six months ended June 30, 2018. Ms. Dundas provided an overview of funding sources, expenses, revenue and donations-in-kind for the six month period. Seconded By Bob Holmes THAT the Board receive the Report on Business Development Financial Activity for the six months ended 2018-06-30, for information. d. Policy Committee Report Tymoschuk, Chair of the Policy Committee, along with Wilson and Holmes, presented for information, policies that have recently been reviewed and revised. Moved By Terry Allen THAT the Board of Education receive the policies and regulations as presented.

7 e. September 30th Enrollment Report Superintendent Dr. Tinney provided a report on enrolment and explained the process regarding enrolment projections as well as the actual enrolment numbers. He spoke of some of the challenges experienced in Surrey, particularly being such a large, growing district, with a student population of 73,000 and continuing to grow with approximately 100 students a month. Superintendent Tinney thanked everyone involved with school start up. f. Premier's Award for Excellence in Education Superintendent Dr. Tinney highlighted the Premier's Awards of Excellence in Education and recognized Mr. Angelo Morelli, former Principal at KB Woodward Elementary as the recipient of the School and District Leadership Award. g. Progress Report Active Capital Projects Secretary-Treasurer, Greg Frank, presented a monthly progress report regarding active capital projects being planned or under construction in the district. Mr. Frank responded to questions from the Board. Seconded By Terry Allen THAT the Board of Education receive the Progress Report on Active Capital Projects as presented. 5. Future Business a. Items for Future Discussion No items. Laurie Larsen, Chairperson D. Greg Frank, Secretary-Treasurer