Airway Heights council votes down resolution it passed at study session saying it could not support Cheney schools bond measure
Cheney School District's $52 million bond includes site work to revamp Sunset Elementary's bus loop and improve front entrance security at the Airway Heights school.
The Airway Heights City Council decided not to take an official stance on the Cheney School District's $52 million bond proposal after all.
At its Jan. 17 meeting, council voted 5-0 to oppose a resolution declaring that it would not support the bond proposal. Councilman Dave Malet abstained from voting and Councilman Steve Lawrence was absent from the meeting.
The decision to reject the resolution came a week after council's Jan. 9 study session where it agreed to forward the document. At the study session, Mayor Kevin Richey explained that he and City Manager Albert Tripp met with Cheney Scho...
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Iknovate writes:
Thank you for covering this topic. There is far more to this that was covered in the article -- not suggesting the article is incomplete but that there are more stories to be uncovered, related to this. Unfortunately, these discussion are very late in coming to the forefront, thus I can understand the frustrations of the residents of Airway Heights. Sadly these discussions limit characters and I cannot provide the information I've gathered here.
01/31/2017, 4:55 pm