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ICOC Prop S Exhibit 1.2 June 18, 2009 Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 compliant. For disability-related modification or accommodation including auxiliary aids or services, please call the Recording Secretary 24-hours in advance Monday through Friday to ensure availability (858) 637-3609 SAN DIEGO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 4100 Normal Street, Auditorium San Diego, CA 92103 Proposition S, Independent Citizens Oversight Committee, 4:00 p.m. MINUTES (2 nd Revision) Meeting Called to Order: (Markey) Mr. Markey called the meeting to order at 4:00 p.m. Introduction Of New Secretary, Paula Ross (Markey) Roll Call: (Ross) (Action) Public Testimony [No action or discussion may occur regarding public comment on matters not on the agenda. Items may be referred to staff for placement on a future agenda. Public testimony is limited to 3 minutes per person.] Public Testimony requests are to be given to the ICOC Secretary prior to the start of the meeting. 1. Approval of 3/25/09 Minutes: (Exhibit) (Action) (Markey) Ms. Ross was introduced as the new secretary that will be working with the ICOC. Members In Attendance: Gregg Cantor (arrived at 4:06), Jim Frager (left at 6:00 p.m.), John Gordon, Glenn Hillegas, Gil Johnson, Daniel Morales, Ray Moreno (arrived at 4:05 p.m.), Leonard Pinson, Deanna Spehn (arrived at 4:15 p.m.) and John Stump Member(s) Absent: Jay Wilson Mr. Pat Flannery - Blog of San Diego, spoke on nonagenda item. Additional public testimony was taken under Item 3. Motion: Mr. Stump moved to refer the draft minutes to the Governance Subcommittee for revision. Mr. Gordon seconds the motion. The motion is carried. Gregg Cantor, yea; Jim Frager, yea; John Gordon, yea; Glenn Hillegas, yea; Gil Johnson, yea; Daniel Morales, yea; Ray Moreno, (not present); Leonard Pinson, yea; Deanna Spehn, (not present); John 2. Ad-Hoc Governance Subcommittee (Gordon, Johnson, Spehn) 2.1 Presentation of Report (Exhibit)(Action) 2.2 Selection of President Pro Tem (Action) 2.3 Proposed ICOC Meeting Schedule and Establish Calendar (Action) (Exhibit) 2.4 Set Date for ICOC Officer Selection (Action) 2.5 Discussion and Selection of Subcommittees and Subcommittee Assignments(Action)(Exhibit) 2.6 Subcommittee Meetings to be Scheduled (Action) Mr. Johnson and Mr. Gordon presented the recommendations from the Ad-Hoc Governance Subcommittee. It was suggested that the Brown Act would be followed for all meetings by choice. There were no motions taken to adopt the suggestions of the Ad-Hoc Governance Subcommittee except as noted below: 2.1 Motion: Mr. Stump moved to receive report (Exhibit 2.1) as presented. Mr. Cantor seconded the motion. The motion carried. Gregg Cantor, yea; Jim Frager, yea; John Gordon, yea; Glenn Hillegas, yea; Gil Johnson, yea; Daniel Morales, yea; Ray Moreno, yea; 2.2 Motion: Mr. Stump moved to elect Gil Johnson as President Pro Tem. Mr. Morales seconded the motion. The motion carried. Gregg Cantor, yea; Jim Frager, yea; John Gordon, yea; Glenn Hillegas, yea; Gil Johnson, yea; Daniel Morales, yea; Ray

Page 2 of 5 Moreno, yea; Leonard Pinson, yea; Deanna Spehn, yea; John Mr. Johnson took over as chair of the meeting. 2.3 Motion: Mr. Stump moved to accept the ICOC calendar of meetings for 2009, with the ICOC meeting the third Thursday of each month, starting with the May 2009 meeting. Frager seconded the motion. The motion carried. Gregg Cantor, yea; Jim Frager, yea; John Gordon, yea; Glenn Hillegas, yea; Gil Johnson, yea; Daniel Morales, yea; Ray Moreno, yea; 2.4 No action taken 2.5 Mr. Markey submitted his Exhibit 2.5 outlining Motion: Mr. Stump moved to accept the report as initial guidance and establish four subcommittees with the general names provided in the report. Ms. Spehn seconded the motion. The motion carried. Gregg Cantor, yea; Jim Frager, yea; John Gordon, yea; Glenn Hillegas, yea; Gil Johnson, yea; Daniel Morales, yea; Ray Moreno, yea; Leonard Pinson, yea; Deanna Spehn, yea; John 2.6 Motion: Mr. Morales moved to have the Governance Subcommittee address the issue of meeting location. Mr. Moreno seconded the motion. The motion carried. Gregg Cantor, yea; Jim Frager, yea; John Gordon, yea; Glenn Hillegas, yea; Gil The President Pro Tem requested each ICOC members to volunteer for two subcommittees as follows: Mr. Cantor Construction & Implementation and Finance, Planning & Controls Mr. Frager Finance, Planning & Controls and Construction & Implementation Mr. Gordon Finance, Planning & Controls and Audit & Performance Mr. Hillegas Construction & Implementation and Audit & Performance Ms. Spehn Governance & Accountability and Finance, Planning & Controls, Audit & Performance Mr. Stump Finance, Planning & Controls and Governance & Accountability Mr. Morales Construction & Implementation and Finance, Planning & Controls Mr. Moreno Governance & Accountability and

Page 3 of 5 3. Ad-Hoc PSA Subcommittee (Cantor Frager, Morales, Moreno, Stump) 3.1 Presentation of Report (Exhibit)(Action) 3.2 Discussion of Next Step/Action (Action) Construction Implementation Mr. Pinson Construction & Implementation and Governance & Accountability It was general consensus that Governance & Accountability, Construction & Implementation, and Finance, Planning & Controls will meet during the next month prior to the next full meeting. District Council, Mr. Breeze, stated that the individual members of the subcommittee could communicate regarding when to meet and what to discuss without breaking Brown Act Rules. Reserve discussion until Brown Act Noticed meetings. The issued of creating bylaws which would include language indemnifying the ICOC members was referred to Mr. Breeze for input. Mr. Breeze will work with the Governance Subcommittee for bylaws wording. Motion: Mr. Cantor moved to allow guest speakers on Item 3 who came in late to speak. Mr. Frager seconded the motion. The motion carried. Gregg Cantor, yea; Jim Frager, yea; John Gordon, yea; Glenn Hillegas, yea; Gil Johnson, yea; Daniel Morales, yea; Ray Moreno, yea; Leonard Pinson, yea; Deanna Spehn, yea; John Mr. Morales referred to Mr. Stump to present the Ad- Hoc Subcommittee s report. Mr. Stump read the report to the committee 3.1 Motion: Mr. Stump moved to accept the report. Mr. Morales seconded the motion. The motion carried. Gregg Cantor, yea; Jim Frager, yea; John Gordon, yea; Glenn Hillegas, yea; Gil Johnson, yea; Daniel Morales, yea; Ray Moreno, yea; Leonard Pinson, yea; Deanna Spehn, yea; John Public testimony was taken as part of discussion in the following order: Brad Barnum Associated General Contractors Tom Lemmon S. D. County Building and Construction Trades Council Rick Amison Pacific Rim Mechanical Terry Broyles Pacific Rim Mechanical Eric Christen Project Stabilization Agreement Russ Thurman (Association not provided) Evan Mc Laughlin S. D. Imperial Counties Labor Council Pat Flannery Blog of San Diego Bob Ottilie (Association not provided) 3.2 Motion: Mr. Frager moved to have the ICOC conducts a full investigation of the potential effect of a PSA on Proposition S construction project costs prior to the School Board proceeding to adopt a PSA.

Page 4 of 5 Mr. Cantor seconded the motion. Mr. Frager withdrew his motion and left the meeting at 6:10 p.m. During discussion Ms. Spehn, representative of San Diego Taxpayers Association, asked that the San Diego County Taxpayers Association letter to Trustee Shelia Jackson regarding the ICOC s role with the PSA be read into the record. (ICOC Handout Related to Item 3, ) Motion: Ms. Spehn moved to extend the ending of the meeting to complete discussion as needed. Mr. Gordon seconded the motion. The motion carried with three opposing votes. (names not provided). Mr. Frager presented a letter from Marks, Goliz & Finch, LLP providing their opinion on the ICOC s power to investigate and report to the public on the adoption of a PLA by the District. (Mtg Handout Regarding Item 3 posted on website.) Motion: Ms. Spehn moved to refer the discussion regarding the ICOC roles and responsibilities to the Governance Subcommittee, with the recommendation that the Governance Subcommittee be convened as soon as possible. Mr. Gordon seconded the motion. The motion carried. Gregg Cantor, yea; Jim Frager, yea; John Gordon, yea; Glenn Hillegas, yea; Gil Discussion on Mr. Frager s motion continued until he withdrew it at 6:10 p.m. Motion: Mr. Cantor moved that the ICOC evaluate and notify the Board that the ICOC subcommittee will evaluate the potential effect of a PSA on Proposition S construction project costs and benefits and we would respectfully request that the School Board take no action until there is a full report from the ICOC. Motion seconded by Mr. Pinson. Motion carried. Gregg Cantor, yea; Jim Frager, (not present); John Gordon, yea; Glenn Hillegas, yea; Gil Johnson, yea; Daniel Morales, no; Ray Moreno, no; Leonard Pinson, yea; Deanna Spehn, yea; John Stump, no. Discussion continued regarding which subcommittee will address this issue. Motion: Mr. Morales moved to address the PSA issue in the Finance Subcommittee. Mr. Gordon seconded the motion. The decision was split and did not carry. Gregg Cantor, yea; Jim Frager, (not present); John Gordon, yes; Glenn Hillegas, yea; Gil Johnson, no;

Page 5 of 5 Daniel Morales, yes; Ray Moreno, abstained; Leonard Pinson, no; Deanna Spehn, no; John Stump, no. Motion: Mr. Cantor moved to send the PSA issue to the Construction & Implementation Subcommittee for further action. Mr. Pinson seconded the motion. The motion carried. Gregg Cantor, yea; Jim Frager, (not present); John Gordon, no; Glenn Hillegas, yea; Gil Johnson, yea; Daniel Morales, no; Ray Moreno, (abstained); Leonard Pinson, yea; Deanna Spehn, yea; John Stump, no. 4. Project Status Reports (Markey/Brown)(Action) 4.1 Planning Report (Watts) (Exhibit) 4.2 Design Status (Dulgeroff) (Exhibit) 4.3 Construction Status Report (Bovee) (Exhibit) 4.4 Financial Report (Splittgerber) (Exhibit) Mr. Markey presented the exhibits from staff and questions were taken from the committee regarding the contents. Request that Mr. Markey e-mail out a basic project priority explanation. 4.1 4.4 Exhibits were moved forward to the various subcommittees for further discussion. 5. Communications Report (Reed-Porter)(Action) 5.1 Website 5.2 Posting Agenda, Minutes, Exhibits and additional information. Mr. Johnson requested that these reports come forward through the subcommittees review process in the future. Due to time constraints these issues were referred to the respective subcommittees. 6. Status of Proposition S Bond Sales (Markey)(Action) Mr. Markey reported that $169,997,580.95 in Proposition S bonds had been sold since the opening on Tuesday April 21, 2009. Information only. 7. Adjournment (Action) Next meeting is scheduled for May, 2009 Motion: Ms. Spehn moved to adjourn the meeting. Mr. Johnson seconded the motion. The motion carried. Gregg Cantor, yea; Jim Frager, (not present); John Gordon, yea; Glenn Hillegas, yea; Gil Meeting was adjourned at 6:35 p.m.