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(Cleveland.com)(Ed: article mentions briefly a few new facts relevant to the progress of the Millikin-Mosdos and Oakwood-HAC deals)
City officials and the school board want to get on the same page — and possibly the same ballot — as they discuss the possibility of new tax initiatives next year.
The subject was broached again at an Oct. 28 joint meeting between City Council and the Cleveland Heights-University Heights School Board.
(CH-UH School District)(Ed: This is a great opportunity for community members who want to get involved in the planning of school construction as a result of the passing of the school levy.)
The mission of the Cleveland Heights-University Heights City School District’s Facilities Accountability Committee (FAC) is to monitor and regularly report to the Board of Education regarding the status, progress and expenditure of funds for Phase 1 of the District’s comprehensive plan, as authorized by District voters as Issue 81 in November 2013.
The FAC’s responsibilities include: monitoring the implementation of, and revisions to, the Facilities Master Plan; as well as monitoring the status of construction, financing and fundraising, monitoring proposed and actual construction costs, and facilitating community engagement in school planning, construction contracting and construction workforce.
Membership on the FAC will be limited to residents and a Board liaison and will be strictly voluntary. The initial ten (10) members of the FAC will be appointed by the Board of Education from applications received through an open nomination process.