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Citizens' Bond Advisory Committee (CBAC)
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The Citizens’ Bond Advisory Committee (CBAC) consists of seven-to-nine members and is an advisory committee to the Pueblo School District 60 Board of Education with respect to the bond issue supported by voters on November 5, 2019. The valuable monitoring and reporting provided by the CBAC is intended to provide a high level of accountability and communication on behalf of the Board of Education to the citizens of Pueblo School District 60.
The specific responsibilities of the CBAC are to:
- Actively monitor the status of all Bond Program projects through information provided by district staff and provide feedback as appropriate;
- Participate in scheduled site visits during construction;
- Review with district staff any significant revisions to the master schedule and the scope and budget of projects;
- Prepare and present quarterly and annual reports to the Board of Education that represent a consensus of the CBAC membership. Such reports shall review progress on completion of Bond Program projects, expenditures of bond funds, and implementation of ballot language approved by the voters.
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CBAC Meeting Schedule
CBAC meetings will begin at 5:30 p.m. at the D60 Admin. Building - Arapahoe Room
Meetings are currently being held virtually.- January 5, 2021
- February 2
- March 2
- April 6
- April 28 (meeting in-person)
- May 4
- June 1 (meeting in-person)
- July 6 – Canceled
- August 3 – Canceled
- September 7 – Canceled
- October 5 – Canceled
- November 2 – Canceled
- December 7
If you would like to submit a comment, please do on the CBAC Public Comments Form. -
Public comment at meetings
To leave public comment, fill out the public comment form.
Citizens who want to speak to the Committee are invited to do so during the public comment section of the meeting agenda. A person or representative of a group or organization intending to speak shall be required to sign up on a form provided by the Committee prior to the beginning of the meeting. On the day of the Committee meeting, the sign-up sheet for public comment shall be available in the board room (Arapahoe Room, District 60 Administration Building) between 5:00 and 5:30 p.m. The person signing up shall give the subject to be addressed, his or her name, address and telephone number and if applicable, the group or organization the person represents. The number of speakers is limited to ten.
No person shall be permitted to sign up for another person nor shall anyone be permitted to exchange time or yield time to another. At the beginning of the "public comments" section, speakers will be called by the Committee chair in the order in which they are listed on the sign-in sheet.
The following guidelines shall be observed:
- Speakers shall limit their comments to three minutes, five minutes if the number of speakers is fewer than 5, unless the time limit is waived by a majority vote of the Committee members present.
- No charges or complaints against individual district employees should be made. Such charges or complaints must be sent in writing and signed to the Board or superintendent in accordance with Board policy.
- Remarks that discriminate against anyone or adversely reflect upon the race, color, sex (which includes marital status), sexual orientation, religion, national origin, ancestry, creed, disability or need for special education services shall be considered out of order and may end the speaker’s privilege to address the Committee.
- Defamatory or abusive remarks or profanity shall not be tolerated.
- If more than one person wishes to speak on the same topic, the new speaker shall be limited to providing new information only.
- The Committee members and advisors may ask questions of the speaker to better understand the comments made.
- If the Committee feels further action is necessary, the Committee will consult with the superintendent for appropriate action.
- The Committee shall not take formal action on any concern or request at the time of the speaker's presentation.
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CBAC Meeting Minutes & Documents
To consult all minutes and documents from previous Citizens' Bond Advisory Committee meetings, use the links below, or visit the CBAC Meeting Minutes page.
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Bond Projects
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Facilities Master Plan Documents
- Educational Facilities Assessment and Master Plan
- Appendix A: District Information
- Appendix B: Pueblo Background Information
- Appendix C: Building Condition Assessment
- Appendix D: Enrollment Projections
- Appendix E: Building Capacity Analysis
- Appendix F: Master Plan Options
- Appendix G: Community Options Presentation
- Appendix H: Community Survey Information