The Enumclaw School District board approved Resolution 11 83 to adopt GMP 3 for Evergreen Elementary, citing a GMP 3 amount of $39,907,245 and a total contract figure the meeting listed as $61,532,611; the vote was taken by voice.

The superintendent (identified in the meeting as Dr. Wenzel) presented a strategic theme of "direction, alignment and commitment," five core commitments for student outcomes, and cited state projections about enrollment declines and rising special-education needs; he reported the Evergreen project is on time and on budget.

The Enumclaw School District board approved Resolution 11-83 to adopt GMP 3 for the Evergreen Elementary project, setting the GMP 3 amount at $39,907,245 and bringing the total CoorsMo contract to $61,532,611; the board approved the resolution by voice vote.

The Enumclaw School District board approved Resolution 11-83 to authorize Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP 3) for Evergreen Elementary, setting the GMP 3 amount at $39,907,245 and the total contract at $61,532,611; the board approved the resolution by voice vote.

An unnamed superintendent presented district strategic priorities framed as "direction, alignment and commitment," listed five commitments (including literacy by grade 3 and algebraic reasoning by grade 9), and warned the state expects a decline of 30,000 public school students and an increase of 15,000 special-education students over five years, stressing funding challenges and local levy reliance.

The Enumclaw School Board adopted Resolution 1182 to approve its 2026–27 budget, projecting $90,717,720 in revenues and relying in part on a planned $40 million land sale and financing with Oakpoint to fund construction needs.

After a public hearing with no commenters, the Enumclaw School Board approved Resolution 1182 to adopt the 2026–27 budget, projecting $90,717,720 in revenues and $89,351,008.41 in expenditures; the resolution passed by voice vote following a motion by Director Stouffer and a second from Director Mason.

Budget presenter said the district expects roughly $40 million from a land sale (Oak Point/Black Diamond LLC) to fund school construction and will use a financing agreement allowing up to $25 million in mitigation-fee borrowing from Oakpoint, with the developer assuming risk for fees that do not materialize.

Finance staff described capital projects funding that includes a $40 million land sale to Oak Point/Black Diamond LLC and an agreement to access up to $25 million in mitigation fees; staff said the developer — not the district — would bear the risk if mitigation fees do not materialize.

Finance staff said the proposed capital program relies on a planned $40 million land sale to Oak Point and a financing agreement to access up to $25 million in mitigation fees, plus a $3 million developer contribution for recreational facilities; the agreement includes a provision limiting district liability if mitigation fees do not materialize.

The Enumclaw School District board approved Resolution 1182 adopting the 2026–27 budget, approving projected revenues of $90,717,720 and expenditures of $89,351,008.41; the public hearing produced no comments and the motion passed by voice vote.

The Enumclaw School Board voted to adopt Resolution 1182 to approve the district's 2026–27 budget after a public hearing with no speakers. The budget projects roughly $90.7 million in revenues and a modest net gain in the general fund, and includes capital funding tied to a planned land sale and mitigation financing.

After a public hearing with no speakers, the Enumclaw School District board unanimously adopted Resolution 1182 to approve the 2026–27 budget, which projects $90,717,720 in revenues and $89,351,008.41 in expenditures and anticipates a modest net gain in the general fund.

Budget presenters told the board the capital projects fund relies heavily on a planned $40 million land sale to Oak Point and a financing arrangement for up to $25 million in mitigation fees; staff said Oakpoint assumes risk on the mitigation-fee borrowing if those fees do not materialize.

Board presentation outlined a capital program tied to construction funding: a $40 million land-sale payment expected in September from Oak Point/Black Diamond LLC, up to $25 million in mitigation-fee financing from Oak Point, plus state construction assistance and other revenues to support school construction and site amenities.

Budget presenters told the board the capital projects forecast relies on a $40 million land sale to Oak Point/Black Diamond LLC and a financing agreement allowing up to $25 million in mitigation-fee borrowing plus $3 million in recreational funding from the developer; staff noted the district bears limited repayment risk for the mitigation loan.