Linda Call

The key discussion topics included procedural matters such as establishing a quorum and addressing public comments. The Board also reviewed and unanimously approved the Financial Report as of June 30, 2025.

The meeting addressed several procedural matters, including the call to order and quorum confirmation. Key discussion items involved the approval of the Financial Report as of September 30, 2025, the approval of Tax Returns for 2024-25, and the acceptance of the Draft Auditor's Review Report for 2024-25.

The key discussion topics for this meeting included procedural matters such as public comments, a self-assessment regarding good standing, review of the Schedule of Commensurate Return for 2024-25, and the presentation and approval of the Financial Report as of December 31, 2025.

The regular meeting included the adoption of the agenda, with Item Number 5 from Board Report Number 260 removed at the administration's request. Discussions covered a successful work/study session on priorities and the Oral Interpretation Festival. The Board authorized a trustee to support Bill Number 6802 regarding nursing training and approved a subsequent work/study session on Board priorities. The Phi Delta Kappa Educational Foundation presented a gift subscription. Assistant Superintendent Hart reported on Assembly Bill 1171 and the Board of Governors' adoption of 1981-82 projects, including funding for Saddleback's site development and the purchase of 20 additional acres. Personnel actions included the approval of classified personnel appointments, status changes, leaves of absence, and resignations. The Board approved contract services, including retaining a firm for North Campus parking development studies and another for Space Utilization Studies. Institutional memberships were approved, as were purchase orders and district warrants for payment. A timeline was established to attempt resolution of salary negotiations by August 1, 1980. The Board entered into an agreement with Dr. Thorpe to study the rearrangement of trustee area boundaries, setting a target date dependent on a later report. A resolution commending the Saddleback College Forensic Team and Coach Messner was unanimously adopted. An Anthropology field trip to Arizona and New Mexico was approved. Grant awards for library resources and a radio broadcast project were approved. Gifts to the District, including funds in memory of Mr. Robert C. Davidson, were accepted. Finally, the Board affirmed its proposal to conclude a free-flow arrangement with Coast Community College District. The tabulation of the 1980/81 budget requests indicated a 23.6% increase over the previous year, with anticipated future income potentially decreasing due to Proposition 9. Information regarding the legal opinion on board minutes was also presented.

The Board of Trustees convened in a closed session to discuss personnel and negotiations before beginning the regular meeting open session. Key discussions and actions included honoring tennis player Carl Hinds, administering the oath of office to the 1990-1991 student trustee, and accepting a donation of books. The board approved several grant proposals for Irvine Valley College and Saddleback College, including one for the Dissemination of Model, Curricula/Programs and another for a Demonstration Solar Telescope. Actions were taken regarding the Legislative Advocacy Plan, revisions to Board Policy 6150 (Study Abroad Programs), and approvals for various consulting agreements related to curriculum development and facility testing. The board approved designs for the Child Development Center at Saddleback College, authorized construction bids for Parking Lot 13, ratified participation in a Regional Transfer Center, and discussed the preliminary 1990-1991 General Fund/Unrestricted Budget. Additionally, the board approved budget amendments, warrant payments, purchase orders, and personnel actions.