,

CALL TO ORDER

SALUTE TO THE FLAG

1. Present:

2. Hinutes:

)

3. Claims:

(

COLLEGE OF THE DESERT AGENDA, REGULAR ~lEETING JULY 17, 1979 - 7:00 P. H. BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

Susan Marx, Virnita HcDona1d, John McFadden Ray Rummonds, Helen Staley. Absent, ____________________________________________ _

Also Present: Dr. F. D. Stout, Dr. H. W. E11erbroek, Dr. Joe Iantorno, Dr. C. A. Patterson, Hr. Jim Pulliam, Mr. Don Welty.

Action on Hinutes of June 19, 1979:

Hoved Seconded Yes No~ __

A. Ratification of Payroll #12:

Certificated: $209,237.06 Classified: 136,641. 29

TOTAL $345,878.35

B. Claims:

FUND ORDER NUMBER AMOUNT

General 100 307-001-030 $ 5,871.36 General 100 308-001-034 4,606.33 General 100 309-001-022 82,159.32 General 100 310-001-018 15,328.56 General 100 311-001-031 2,625.36 General 100 312-001-011 1,824.72 General '100 3l3-001-027 4,459.50 General 100 314-001-0l3 11,140.50 General 100 315-001-033 34,562.43 General 100 316-001-011 18,276.44 General 100 317-001-005 5,740.00

(CONT' D)

3. Claims: (Cont'd)

4. Oral Communication:

5. High Desert Facilities Plan:

6. Certificated Personnel:

A. Part-time Instructors:

FUND ORDER NUNBER

General 100 318-001-021 General 100 3l9-00l-0l6 General 100 320-001-029 General 100 321-001-022 General 100 322-001-016

(1979-80 Fiscal Year) General 100 001-001-008 General 100 002-001-036 General 100 003-001-023 General 100 004-001-027 General 100 005-001-019 General 100 006-001-001

TOTAL

Page 2 Board Agenda July 17, 1979

AHOUNT

$ 4,793.67 2,574.46 2,9/.5.55 1,374.05 3,282.29

56,999.16 19,967.02

3,340.16 2,663.18 3,395.42

60,480.00

$349,499.48

Hoved Seconded Yes No __ _

Action regarding High Desert Facilities Plan:

CONSIDERATION OF ARCHITECTURAL DRAHINGS AND COSTS

AND STATE OFFICE APPROVALS.

Hoved Seconded Yes No ---

A. Part-time Instructors:

ROUTINE APPROVAL OF PART-TI~m INSTRUCTIONAL

PERSONNEL.

Hoved Seconded Yes No __ _

(CONT'D)

6. Certificated Personnel: (Cont'd) B. Part-time

Community Services Instructors:

C.

D.

E.

7. Management Personnel:

Page 3 Board Agenda July 17, 1979

B. Part-time Community Services Instructors:

ROUTINE APPROVAL OF PART-TI~ffi INSTRUCTIONAL

PERSONNEL.

Moved Seconded Yes No, __ _

C.

Moved Seconded Yes No, __ _

D.

Moved Seconded Yes No, __ _

E.

Moved Seconded Yes No --Action regarding Management Personnel:

NO ACTION ANTICIPATED.

Moved Seconded Yes No, __ _

8. Classified Personnel:

9. Resolution regarding Consolidation of Election (Nov. 6, 1979):

10. Resolution regarding Order of Election (Nov. 6, 1979):

11. Policy/Election Procedures -Student Trustee:

Page 4 Board Agenda July 17, 1979

Action regarding Classified Personnel:

ROUTINE APPOINTMENTS, RECLASSIFICATIONS, RESIGNATIONS,

ETC.

Moved Seconded Yes No ---Action regarding Resolution/Consolidation of Election (November 6, 1979):

REgUIRED PROCEDURE FOR NOVEMBER 6 ELECTION OF

TRUSTEES.

Moved Seconded Yes No --- --_. M V Me R __ ---'S ___ _

Action regarding Resolution/Order of Election (November 6, 1979):

REOUIRED PROCEDURE FOR NOVEMllER 6 ELEGIlillL.uOJ!.F __ _

TRUST~

Moved ____ , Seconded Yes No __ _

M V Mc R __ ---'S

Action regarding Policy/Election Procedures -Student Trustee:

CONSIDERATION OF POLICY CHANGE FOR STUDENT TRJJSTIDL-

ELECTION.

Moved Seconded Yes No, __ _

12. Participation/CCC Federal Affairs Council:

13. Ratification/Notice of Completion/Baldi Bros./ Warehouse H2 - Bid HB-79-7:

14. Award of Bid/ Office Supplies/ Bid HB-79-9:

15. Approval/Sale of Surplus Property.:

Page 5 Board Agenda July 17, 1979

Action regarding Participation/CCC Federal Affairs Council:

CONSIDERATION OF CONTINUING SUPPORT OF CALIFORNIA

COMMUNITY COLLEGE FEDERAL AFFAIRS COUNCIL OFFICE

IN WASHINGTON, D.C.

Hoved Seconded Yes No. __ _

Action regarding Ratification/Notice of Completion/ Baldi Bros. /Warehouse H2 - Bid IIB-79-7:

FILING OF NOTICE loffiICH APPROVED COMPLETION OF RE-

HODELING OF WAREHOUSE.

Hoved Seconded Yes No, __ _

Action regarding Award of Bid/Office Supplies/ Bid IIB-79-9:

AWARD OF LOW BID OF ROUTINE PROCEDURE.

Moved Seconded Yes No __ _

Action regarding Approval/Sale of Surplus Property:

REQUEST TO SELL ADDITIONAL SURPLUS PROPERTY.

Moved Seconded Yes No, __ _

16. Change of Meeting Dates:

17. Reports and Information:

18. Other:

Page 6 Board Agenda July 17. 1979

Action regarding Change of Meeting Dates:

ACTION NEEDED TO MEET REQUIRE~ffiNTS OF RECENT

LEGISLATION RELATING TO BUDGET ~~TTERS IN SCHOOL

DISTRICTS.

Moved Seconded Yes No

A.

B.

C.

D.

E.

F.

G.

H.

Action regarding Other Items:

A.

Moved Seconded Yes No __ _

B.

Moved Seconded Yes No __ _

(CONTID)

)

18. Other (Cont I d) :

19. Adjournment

c.

Page 7 Board Agenda July 17, 1979

Moved Seconded Yes No --Moved, ___ _ Seconded Yes No --Time ___________ _

CALL TO ORDER

SALUTE TO THE FLAG

1. Present:

2. Hinutes:

Claims:

COLLEGE OF THE DESERT MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING JUNE 19, 1979 - 7:00 P.H. BOARD ROO}!, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

Susan Harx, John HcFadden, Ray Rummonds

Absent: Virnita HcDona1d, Helen Staley

Also Present: Dr. F. D. Stout, Dr. H. H. E11erbroek, Dr. C. A. Patterson, Hr. Jim Pulliam

It was moved by Hr. HcFadden, seconded by Hr. Rummonds, and carried, that the minutes of Hay 15, 1979 and the minutes of June 5, 1979 be approved I·lith the following correction to the minutes of Hay 15, 1979:

Hoved by Mrs. Staley that the leave of absence request by Marcia Garrison for 1979-80 year be approved. Motion died for lack of second.

It was moved by Mrs. Marx, seconded by Nr. NcFadden, and carried, that Payroll 1/11 be ratified as follows, (Item A) and that Claims be approved as presented, (Item B):

A. Ratification of Payroll #11:

B. Claims:

FUND

General 100 General 100 General 100 General 100 General 100 General 100 General 100 General 100 General 100 General 100 General 100 General 100 General 100 General 100

ORDER NUHBER

274-001-001 275-001-007 276-001-001 277-001-015 278-001-016 279-001·-042 280-001-012 281-001-035 282-001-007 283-001-038 284-001-018 285-001-017 286-001-025 287-001-001

Certificated Classified

$

$444,684.01 146,011. 89

$590,695.90

AHOUNT

661.44 1,836.82

207.27 2,231.38 4,695.78 3,903.85 4,073.83 2,468.75

28,552.95 5,442.72 1,649.91,

4,451.03 2,683.45

22.44

(Continued)

3. Claims, Con 1 t.:

4. Republication Budget for 1978-79 -(Hearing):

5. Adoption of Publi­cation Budget for 1978-79:

6. High Desert Facili­ties Study:

7. Preliminary Budget, 1979-80:

8. Resolution regard­ing Suspension of Policies #4140 and #4200:

Page 2 Board Minutes June 19, 1979

FUND ORDER NUMBER AMOUNT

General 100 288-001-057 7,059.74 General 100 289-001-034 15,058.92 General 100 290-001-003 1,839.00 General 100 291-001-051 22,489.65 General 100 292-001-025 3,147.19 General 100 293-001-015 4,412.60 General 100 294-001-021, 4,432.90 General 100 295-001-046 2,569.46 General 100 296-001-020 15,599.58 General 100 297-001-004 1,2l3.45 General 100 298-001-029 5,011. 90 General 100 299-001-013 1,432.46 General 100 300-001-036 4,029.58 General 100 301-001-014 1,304.34 General 100 302-001-013 1,296.21 General 100 303-001-022 7,656.27 General 100 304-001-027 2,704.67 General 100 305-001-034 3,367.70 General 100 306-001-053 15,900.00

$ 183,407.27

The 1978-79 Republication Budget Hearing was opened at 7:05. There were no comments from citizens.

It was moved by Mr. McFadden, seconded by Mrs. Marx, and carried unanimously that in accordance with Education Code 85210, the resolution to appropriate excess funds in the total amount of $564,000 be adopted and published.

It was moved by Mr. McFadden, seconded by Mrs. Marx, and carried, that Mr. John Outcault be authorized to proceed with High Desert Campus facilities planning and feasibil­ity study on an hourly basis, not to exceed $1,500, in­cluding initial $350.00 payment.

It was moved by Mr. McFadden, seconded by Mrs. Marx, and carried, that the Preliminary Budget for the 1979-80 fiscal year be approved in the total amount of $10,398,858.

It "as moved by Mr. McFadden, seconded by Mrs. Marx, and carried by a roll call vote as follows: (Marx-aye; McDonald-absent; McFadden-aye; Rummonds-aye; Staley­absent) that the resolution suspending certain sections of Policies #4140 and #4200 be suspended. (See page 2a)

RESOLUTIO.N

Page 2a Board Hinutes -dui:y 19, 1979 JWII:

.niEREAS, the legislature has not adopted a finance program to support Community College operation during 1979-80; and

.niEREAS, the District is required to adopt a balanced budget; and

~mEREAS, the California Supreme Court has ruled that school districts may not reduce certificated annual salaries subsequent to July 1;

NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Coachella Valley Community College District Board of Trustees declares an emergency to exist in the District; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Policies 114200, page 18, Items 3 and 4 and 114140, page 3, Items' 2, 3 and 6 be suspended; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all' certificated and classified salaries shall be frozen at the 1977-78 level plus 6.8% equivalent increase in 1978-79, effective July 1, 1979 for the 1979;...80 year, and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this sction shall in no way be interpreted to preclude agreement to meet and discuss application of such actions.

9. Certificated Personnel:

A. Extended Contracts:

B. Instructor Recommendation:

C. Request for Leave of Absence:

10. Classified Personnel:

Page 3 Board Hinutes June 19, 1979

It was moved by Hrs. Harx, seconded by Hr. ~IcFadden, and carried, that personnel contract extensions be approved as presented and as follows:

NAHE

Ray Butcher Hargaret Ann Curr1in Harce1ino Diaz Paul Dilger Warner Engdahl Carolyn Fisher Owen Gillick Clark Howard Harian Lee John Marman Eleanor Martin Matthew Honica Rosemary Ortega Reyna1do Ortiz Sam Plumer Diane Ramirez Lance Read William Reeske Richard Rogers George Smith Ray Traynor Douglas Ha1ker Harry \oIalthall Hichae1 Watling Frances Wilson Eugene Zimmerman Kenneth Waters

TOTAL ANNUAL DAYS

200 215 195 209 215 195 215 215 215 190 205 220 180 215 195 200 195 190 215 204 215 209 209 209 215 215 209

It was moved by Hrs. Harx, seconded by Hr. McFadden and carried, that Louis Ewing be appointed to the posi­tion of Instructor, Two Truck Operations, CETA, for the period of July 2, 1979 through Auguest 24, 1979, at Class I, Step 3.

It was moved by Mrs. Harx, seconded by Hrs. McDonald, and carried, that the leave of absence request of Marcia Garrison for the Fall Semester, 1979, be denied.

It was moved by Hrs. Harx, seconded by Hr. HcFadden, and carried, that appointments, resignations, leaves of absence, and terminations be approved as follows:

(Continued)

10. Classified Personnel, Con t t.:

Appointments:

HARY ANN CASAS Position Title:

Range and Step: Beginning Salary:

Effective Date:

Page 4 Board Hinutes June 19, 1979

Teaching Assistant I EOPS Summer Readiness Program 7-A $4.56/hr, 6 hrs/day--not to exceed

150 hrs. June 11, 1979 thru July 13, 1979

HARJORIE ORTIZ CASTRO Position Tit.Le:

Range and Step: Beginning Salary:

Effective Date:

OLGA DELGADO Position Title: Range and Step: Beginning Salary: Effective Date:

Teaching Assistant I - EOPS Summer Readiness Program 7-A $4.56/hr, 6 hrs/day--not to exceed

150 hrs. June 11, 1979 thru July 13, 1979

Admin. Sec'y. I, Con't. Education 9-A $5.03/hr, 20 hrs/wk, 10 mo/yr Hay 14, 1979

RICHARD HENRY LUCERO Position Tit.Le:

Range and Step: Beginning Salary:

Effective Date:

JU! HORELOCK Position Title: Range and Step: Beginning Salary: Effective Date:

Teaching Assistant I Summer Readiness Program 7-A $4.56/hr, 6 hrs/day--not to exceed

150 hrs. June 11, 1979 thru July 13, .1979

Laborer 6-B $4.57/hr, 4 hrs/day May 23, 1979 thru July 31, 1979

VICKI LORENE ~ruSASHI Position Tlt.Le:

Range and Step: Beginning Salary: Effective Date:

DOLORES PESCADOR Position Title:

Range and Step: Beginning Salary:

Effective Date:

Teaching Assistant I - Clerical Cluster CETA Project 7-A $4.56/hr Hay 16, 1979 thru August 22, 1979

Teaching Assistant I EOPS Summer Readiness Program 7-A $4.56/hr, 6 hrs/day--not to exceed

150 hrs. June 11, 1979 thru July 13, 1979

10. Classified Personnel, Can't. :

Page 5 Board Minutes June 19, 1979

Appointments, Can't.:

CARMEN REYES Position Title: Range and Step: Beginning Salary: Effective Date:

Typist, EOPS 5-C $4.59/hr, add'l 20 hrs/wk. July 1, 1979

BARBARA ALETA SCHUYLER Position Title: Range and Step: Beginning Salary: Effective Date:

Resignations:

WILLIAM AVERY Position Title: Effective Date:

ISABELLE GARCIA Position Title: Effective Date:

REGINA HARRIS Position Title: Effective Date:

Leave-of-Absence:

JOAN GALLEY Position Title: Effective Date:

HARY ANN MONICA Position Title: Effective Date:

CECILIA PETTIT Position Title: Effective Date:

CATHERINE RITTER Position Title: Effective Date:

Terminations:

ELIZABETH POWERS Position Title: Effective Date:

General Clerical - Cler. Cluster-CETA 3-A $3.75/hr, 20 hrs/wk. May 16, 1979 thru August 22, 1979

Custodian June 22, 1979

Secretary, Purchasing July 13, 1979

Secretary, Guidance Center August 17, 1979

Teaching Assistant I July 1, 1979 thru August la, 1979

Teaching Assistant I - FETCH Center July 12, 1979 thru August 21, 1979

Teaching Assistant I - FETCH Center July 12, 1979 thru August 21, 1979

Teaching Assistant I - FETCH Center July 12, 1979 thru August 21, 1979

Secretarial Aide I -TVI Project June 30, 1979

11. 1979-30 Classified Personnel Listing:

12. Adjustment of Sick Leave Balances:

13. Budget Transfers:

14. Off-Site Locations:

1< Ratification of Filing of Notice of Completion on Roof Repair:

16. Bid Award/Sale of Personal Property Bid IIB-79-l0:

17. Request for Ap­proval/Sale of Personal Property:

18. Audit Costs:

19. Adjournment:

Page 6 Board Hinutes June 19, 1979

It was moved by Hr. HcFadden, seconded by Hrs. Harx, and carried, that the classified personnel listing for the 1979-80 fiscal year be approved as presented and as follows: (See pages 6a, b, & c, attached)

It was moved by Hr. HcFadden, seconded by Hrs. Harx, and carried, that the administration be authorized to adjust current sick leave balances for all college personnel so as to reflect 1 day of earned sick leave for each month of service. (f>I)LI~r lII/m,l)

It wi's moved by Hrs. Harx, seconded by Hr. HcFadden, and carried, that budget transfers dated June 19, 1979, be approved. (See page 6d, attached).

It was moved by Hr. HcFadden, seconded by Hrs. Harx, and carried, that the following location be designated as an off-site location in accordance with E.C. Section 88129:

Palm Desert Community Center 45825 Hillo\1 Palm Desert, California

It was moved by Hrs. Harx, seconded by Hr. HcFadden, and carried, that the Board ratify the filing of the notices of completion for Bids liB-79-l and B-79-5.

It was moved by Hr. HcFadden, seconded by Hrs. Harx, and carried, that the administration be authorized to sell personal property in accordance with the enclosed listing, and further, that the administration be authorized to negotiate for the sale of all remaining items. Bid IIB-79-l0. (See pages 6e & 6f)

It was inoved by Hr • HcFadden , seconded by Hrs. Harx, and carried, that the administration be authorized to sell listed personal property in accordance with Education Code Section 81450.

It was moved by Hr. HcFadden, seconded by Hrs. Harx, and carried, that the distr.ict auditor be authorized to con­duct a special audit of NDSL Hork Study and SEOG funds required by the Office of Health, Education and He1fare for a total amount not to exceed $2,000.

The meeting was adjourned at 9:22 p.m.

Name

ABBarr, Linda Jo AI'lCHISON, Alberta ALU\RD, Diana ANDERSON, David AVERY Barbara AVILA, Esther BARBER, George BAYLIN,Prisci11a BERRY, Chyril BLACK, Althea BCURASSA, Opal BRAND, Freda BRaNN, Janice BUCKNER, Earl BURGE, Elaine CATES, Reuben CHAPA, Fred CHAPA, Luis COGHILL, Karen COX, Lane DeLISLE, Jeanne DELACY, Robert DENNIS, Albert DIFFEY, Ira Lynn DOWNING, M. Fernel ESTRADA, Victoriano ESQUER, Albert FLORES, Charles GALLEY, Joan GARCIA, Isabelle GONZALES, Octavio GREENLEE, Janay HARKER, Betty HARRIS, Regina HART, Donald HELIMAN, Herbert HENNING, Robert HEREDIA, John HOLCOMBE, Paula HORST, Carole JOHNSON, Timothy

*KACZOR, Charles KERR, Charles KORTH, Debbie KRAMER, Steve KRIKORIAN, Claire

* LADD, Susan' LENZ, Lucinda

Page 6a

COLLEGE OF THE DESERr Board Minutes June 19, 1979

CLASSIFIED PERSQ~L 1979-80

Position Title

Admin. Sec., Dean of Instruction Admin. Sec., Maintenance & Operations Switchboard Operator Instructional Support Aide III Admin. Sec., Corrmuni ty Services TYPist, Business Services (CETA) Security Guard General Accounting Technician Secretary, Work Experience (10 IlD.) Library Technician Financial Aids Technician Senior Console Operator Admissions & Records Technician Teaching Assistant II Accounts Payable Technician Maintenance, Specialized Custodian Supervisor Custodian TYPist, Admissions & Records Audio-Visual Technician Instructional Support Aide II Instructional Support Aide II General Maintenance

. Warehouse Assistant Superintendent's Secretary Grounds Leader Instructional Support Aide I Shipping & Receiving Clerk Teaching Assistant I Secretary, Purchasing Teaching Assistant II TYPist, Business Services Teaching Assistant II Secretary, Guidance Center Director of Maintenance & Operations Maintenance, Specialized Specialized Aide, }\;jriculture Grounds Keeper Admin. Sec., Dean of Students Secretary, Handicapped Program Instructional Support Aide II (11 IlD.) General ~aintenance Maintenance, Specialized Information & Microfilm Clerk Custodian Admin. Sec., Learning Resources Secretary, Instructional Services Specialized Aide, Graphic Arts

79-80 Range & Step

10-D 9-E 6-E 8-E 9-C 5-C 8-E 9-D 7-C 7-D 9-E

l2-C 8-B 8-E 8-E

14-E 14-E

8-E 6-B

l2-E 7-E 7-E 9-E 8-E

l2-E+Merit 9-E+Merit 6-C

12-E 7-B 7-C 8-E 5-B 8-E 7-E

21-D 14-E 9-B 8-E

10-E 7-C 7-E 9-E+Merit

14-E 5-C 8-D 9-E 7-B 9-D

Classified Staff 79-80

Name

LEWIS, Billy Joe LEWIS, Charles LIN ZENMEYER , Dona

*LIRA, Nicholas LOCKHARl', Margaret lDRD, Mary Lou MacLACHlAN, Robert MARKS, Florence McCLOSKEY, Delores McCRYSTAL, Kelli McDANIEL, Eileen McINTYRE, Robert McGINLEY, Angelica MORRISON, Carol MULLENEAUX, Helen MURILlD, Oscar NASTA, Deoorah NICKERSCN, Joan NORRIS, Geni 0' Ix)NNELL, Paul

*PARSCNS, Bill PEARSQ\I, Thomas PEREZ, Jose PRINCE, Donnt PRINCE, Vera RALPH, Rita RAMIREZ, Joel RICHARDS, Lenita ROACH, Harold ROBERTS, Margaret RUTAN, Howard SAINZ, Be-tty SALDIVAR, Ines SCHEUFFillR, Greg SCHREIBER, Jack SIGLER, Norma SIIJ<li(X)D, Suzann SILVA, Irma SKAGGS, Patricia SPENCE, Leonard SPIRES, Rufus STARK, -Teresa STEPHENS, Alfred STYLES, Ethel TERAN, June TIJOMAS, Clarence TILFORD, Ival ter TILSQ\I, Lorraine TORRES, ~\argie TRIBBLE, Robert TURNER, David VOIGHT, Orville WADE, Betty WALKER, Car layne

Position Title

Grounds Keeper Maintenance, Specialized Sec., President's Office Asst. Director, Computer Services Secretarial Aide III, Nursing Secretary, Admissions & Records Grounds Keeper Instructional Support Aide III Secretarial Aide I TYPist, Admissions & Records Payroll Technician ~\aint., Spec., Building Inspector General Clerical (CETA) Secretary, Financial Aids Personnel Assistant Offset Press Operator TYPist,Admissions & Records Senior Library Technician

Page 6b Board Hinutes June 19, 1979

Administrative Sec.,Continuing Education Supervisor, Maintenance General Maintenance CUstodian Grounds Keeper General Clerica~ Veterans TYPist, Admissions & Records (CETA) Admin. Sec., Vocational Education Custodian Admin. Sec., Dean of Business Services Teaching Assistant I, Agriculture Administrative Sec., Dean High Desert Director of Business Services Administrative Sec., Director of Business Svs. Grounds Keeper Custodian Copy Center Shop Leader Secretarial Aide, Ii'JUsic & Ccmnunication (10 mo.) Specialized Aide, Continuing Education Secretarial Aide I Instructional Support Aide I CUstodian CUstodian Secretarial Aide III, Developmental Ed. CUstodian Curriculum Technician Secretary, Student Activities Supervisor of ,Grounds Instructional Support Aide II Admissions & Records Technician Secretarial Aide I CUstodian Grounds Keeper Instructional Support Aide (11 mo.) Library Technician Payroll Technician

79-80 Range & Step

8-E+M3rit l4-E

7-E 17'-D

7-E 7-E 8-E 8-E+Merit 5-C 6-E

10-E l4-E (BI)

3-C 7-c

14-C 7-D 6-B 3-E 9-B

l6-E+M3rit 9-C 8-C 8-E+Merit 3-B 5-D 9-E 8-C

10-D 7-B

10-C

9-B 8-E 8-C 9-A 7-B

ll-E 5-E 6-C 8-B 8-E 7-E 8-E 9-E 7-B

l5-E 7-E

ll-E 5-C 8-E 8-E 6-B 7-E

10-E

Classified Staff 1979-80

Name

WEIKEL, Agnes *WEISS, Jacqulyn

WIDMAR, Kathleen WILLIAMS, Alice WILLIJ\lI1S, Donna WOODWARD, Cecilia

(Part-time)

ANDERSCN, Don ANSLEY, Patrick BATES, Catherine DANKE, Jolm DELGAlXl, Olga lXMINGUEZ, Francisco FERGUSON, Valerie FLORES, Charlotte GRENFELL, Pat JERNBERG, l~in LARSO'l, Shir ley MJNICA, Mary Ann MJREIDCK, J irn PEl'I'IT, Cecilia REYES, Caun2n RITTER, Catherine ROBBINS, Mary SCHOELKOPH, Merle SMITH, Mildred VALKEN!3URG, Linda WESTCN, Michael

(Student Store)

KEEDY, Barbara MJDDEJCNGE, Alice WOODWARD, Jack

Position Title

Admin. Sec., Cultural Center Certificated Persorulel Technician Specialized Aide, Supervisor Secretary, Audio-Visnal Teaching Assistant I (10 mo.) Data Entry/Data Processing

Security Guard (10 mo.) Teaching Assistant I (10 mo.) Secretarial Aide I Instructional Aide I (10 1l'D.)

Page 6c BQard Minutes June 19 1 1979

Administrative Sec., Continuing Ed. (10 mo.) Teaching Assistant I Secretarial Aide III, Agriculture Teaching Assistant II Instructional Support Aide (10 mo.) Security Guard (10 mo.) Instructional Support Aide II Teaching Assistant I (FETCH) Instructional Support Aide I Teaching Assistant I (FETCH) Typist, EOPS Teaching Asilistant I (FETCH) 'l'ypist, Admissions & Records (1.0 UD.) Instructional Support Aide I (9 mo.) Teaching Assistant II (11 mo.) General Accounting Technician Instructional Support Aide II

Texttook Buyer Bockstore Bockkeeper Supply Buyer

* Includes reclassification effective 7/1/79

79-80 Range ~Step

9-E ll-A

9-E 7--E 7-B 8-C

8--A 7-(: 4-B 6-(: 9-A 7-C 7--E 8-E 6-A 8-A 7-E 7-(: 6-(: 7-(: 5-(: 7-C 6-E 6-c 8-E 9-E 7-E

8-E 7-E 7-E

June 19, 1979

Page 6d

COLLEGE OF THE DESERT Board Minutes June 19, 1"79

BUDGET TRANSFERS

FROM Object No. Account Ti tl e --- Ob,ject No. Account Title .i\mQ.unt

A. APP~OPRIATION TRANSFERS

1) Regu1 ar Contin~n..cies Transfer

7900 Undistributed Reserve 6400 Equipment (Computer Center) $ 46,000.

2) Project Reserve Tranfers

VEA - Home Economics (Mobile Van) (Additional Allotment)

7900 7900 7900

Undistributed Reserve Undistributed Reserve Undistributed Reserve

1000 2000 4000

Certificated Salaries Classified Salaries Books and Supplies

4,440. 1,218.

969. $ !i=~fZ·

RECONNEND THE FOLLOHING ITEMS OF PERSONAL PROPERTY BE SOLD AS FOLLOHS: ~

B-79-l0 SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY (E.C. Section 81450)

Item No. Description

1 Tank 8 Tank

10 Tank 15 Tank 17 Tank 18 Tank 19 Tank 21 Tank 27 Tank 28 1965 Pontiac 31 Steam cleaner 32 Steam cleaner 33 Hose compartment 38 Radiator-Chevy 6 40 Engine GHC 302 41 Truck-Chevy 6 PTO 2 speed rear 43 Engine - 4 cylinder 47 Trailer 50 Back Hoe Parts 52 Radiator Heavy Duty 53 Transformer 54 Radiator Heavy Duty 55 Radiator Heavy Duty 57 Straight Axle Hith tires & springs 58 Turning axle "ith tires & springs 60 Hheel Dozer 61 Portable steam cleaner 62 lfueel Dozer 65 Electrical Utility Trailer 70 Crane "ith boom 71 Shelves 72 Shelves 73 Shelves 74 Shelves 75 l;inch 77 20.5 - 25 tire 86 Hule 4 "d Cart 87 Mule 4 "d Cart 88 Mule 4 "d Cart 96 Diesel engine 98 Diesel engine & Generator 99 Alternator

100 Alternator 101 Alternator 102 Alternator 103 Alternator lO4 Alternator

Buyer __

Douglas Lukemire S. H. Gamel N. L. Flynn S. H. Gamel KeHay Enterprises S. H. Gamel S. H. Gamel S. H. Gamel S. H. Gamel John SchHab N. L. Flynn N. L. Flynn Jim Dunn Ajax Auto Hrecking H. Curtright Ajax Auto Hrecking Jim Dunn D. J. Gross D. J. Gross David Adams H. Curtright G. H. Singletary G. H. Singletary H. Curtright H. Curtright G. H. Singletary David Adams G. H. Singletary G. H. Singletary S. I~. Gamel S. H. Gamel S. H. Gamel S. H. Gamel S. H. Gamel G. H. Singletary Desert Pipeline G. H. Singletary G. H. Singletary G. H. Singletary D. J. Gross D. J. Gross C. Patrick Company C. Patrick Company C. Patrick Company C. Patrick Company C. Patrick Company C. Patrick Company

Page 6e Board Ninutes June 19, 19'79

Amount

$ 20.00 32.00 10.50 21.00 15.50 32.00 26.00 11.00 6.50

236.00 76.50 52.75

7.00 5.01

310.00 267.01 43.50

350.00 100.00

45.00 150.00

36.37 37.38 35.00 34.00

3,261.68 42.50

3,167.68 1,587.38 2,501. 32

25.32 25.32 25.32 25.32

238.39 157.00 421.12 427.11 438.39 156.00 356.00 131.00 131.00 131. 00 131. 00 131.00 131. 00

l'ERSONAI, PROPERTY BE SOLD AS FOLLOWS:

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Item No,

118 119 120 121 126 127 131 133 134 137 141 142 143 145 151 153 154 156 159 161 162 163 164 165 .67

Descril'tion

Belting Belting Belting Belting Belting 3 Rolls Belting Belting Belting Belting Belting Air Compressor Bolts Hay Baler Single Axle Trailer Thermo King Hotor Shelves Shelves Shelves Hater packer Crane Crane 10 foot low bed Det Diesel engine Radiator Hower crusher

OTHER EQUIPHENT

No Number Two Sarkes cameras & lenses

No Number Truck rear-end No Number Diesel engine

Buyer

S. W. Gamel S. 101, Gamel S, W. Gamel S. H. Gamel David Adams S. W. Gamel David Adams David Adams Jim Dunn Jim Dunn S. H. Gamel David Adams S. W. Gamel Keway Enterprises Carl Christensen, Jr. Jim Dunn Jim Dunn David Adams S. W. Gamel S. W. Gamel S. W. Gamel S. W. Gamel H. Curtright H. Curtright S. H. Gamel

Harold Snyder

l~. Curtright Crane Service A. J. Hatthews

Page 6f Board Hinutes June 19, 1979

$

Amount

12,00 12.00 12.00 15.00 11.90 25.00 11.90 11.90 12.00 13.00

270.00 30.00

621.00 367.50 150.00

5.00 5.00

32.50 1,60.00

2,895.00 401.32 498.20 900.00 100.00 301. 00

3,000.00

495.00 50.00

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TO: Trustees

COLLEGE OF THE DESERT July 11, 1979

FROH: F. D. Stout

SUBJECT: July 17th Heeting - 7:00 P.M.

Today, we received word that a finance bill has been signed by the Governor. As in last year's bill we have until August 14 to adopt, and September 7 for· hearing, the 1979~80 budget. Therefore there is a need to reschedule August.and September meetings. At this writing, we do not know our allocation, but should have some specifics

) by meeting-time.

Mr. Outcault will be present at your meeting with information you requested. He will have mOre elaborate site drawings, costs in greater detail and verifications of approval by various State agencies.

The ASCOD President, Noel Ramos will be present for the meeting. In conformity with your present policy, I assume you will want to seat him. I suggest this be done at "Oral Communication" time.

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PLEASE POST THIS TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR CONVENI EN,/, REFElU,NCI';,

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FEASIBILITY STUDY - HIGH DESERT CAMPUS April' 25, 1979.s:.

---~---------------------~-------OFF and ON-SITE DEVELOPMENT.

4 " .. .... • • • • •• $380,000

Water Service •••••• ~ •••••• $ 96,700 wei j and pressure tank •• '$90,000 (electric wiring Includ- ' Ing panel to pump 10

1000 g,allon tank, 400'

we I, pump at 300', 75 .' hp pump, 500 GPM)

PI g 199 to Bu I I ding. • • • $ 6, 700 (4 0 of 6" liner Includ-Ing fl rehydrant)

Electrical Power •••• Connect to high voltage Conduit, Conductor ••• Transformer • • • • • •

• • • • • .} 1,500 • 10,000 • 1,500

. . . . . . . . .: . . . . , tank •••••• "137,000

Seepage • .0 • • • • ., .': .. 3,000 Waste tobu" d. ng • • • .: 3,000

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Telephone and Televlslov.' •••• connection to pOles ••• $ 1,600 Conduit ••••••••• $ -0-

Improvements •••• * 3,000

••• ~13,OOO ••••••• ~ 6,000

Roadways to Pa rk I n9 • • '( • • • • , ..

Pa rk In9 Areas • • • • • " • • • • Pay I ng for 300 spaces • '190,000 Concrete CU,rbln9 •••• " 20,000 Site I I gh t I n9 • • • • • .. 10,000 ,

• • • $ 13,000

• • • $ 43,000'

• •• $ 1,600

• •• $ 22,000

• • • $ 24,000

• • • $120,000

Site Concrete Walks and Ramps ••••• $ 10,000

Roush Grading ••••••••••••• $(by others)

Site Land.cepln9 and Irrigation • ~ .-. $ 50,000

TOTAL SITE DEVELOPMENT ••• .; . • • • • • • • • • • •

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FEASIBILITY STUDY· HIGH DESERT CAMPUS

---- -_ .... - -- - - --- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - -_._-!y I LO I NG IMPROVEMENTS. • • ... • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Administration Offices ••••••• bean Dean's Secretary Director Business Service 01 rector Bus •. Admlnlstratlon Area Director Contln. Ed./Comm. Servo

•• • • 160

dl)lrector Contln. Ed./Comm. Servo Sec.

154 120 140 120 120

Educational Areas. Class rooms 8 @l900 Library

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sq. ft. • • • • • • • •

7,200 1.500

• 814 sq. ft.

.8.700 sq.ft.

Student Personnel ••• Director

• • • • • • • • • • • 840 sq.ft.

Counselor Secretary/Records Area Reception Area

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250 500 300 200 500 840

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SUMMARY OF COSTS

il Off and On-Site Developments"

Building Improvements .••• 13000-lq.ft. @$50 per sq. ft •.

• • • • $380,300

• • • • $650,000

'~rchltect-Englneerlng Costs •••••• $ 75,200 8% of above costs, excluding, well, .08 X$940,300 (General Contract)

state Filing Fees .••• • • • • • • • $

Soil Testing and Material Inspections. $

5,000

5,000

12,000 Inspections ••••••• School employee, 8 months ~ $1,500 per month

• • • • • • • $

TOTAL CONSTRUCTION COSTS. • • • . .'. .. . Less C.O.D. CONTRIBUTION •• • • • • • • $343,000

TOTAL CAPITAL EXPENDITURE • • • • • • • • • • •

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40¢/sq. ft.

45¢/sg. ft.

50¢/sq. ft.

55¢/sq. ft.

6D¢/ sq. ft;

65¢/sq. ft.

CDSTS OF CDNSTRUCTIo.N AND LEASE MREEM,ENT

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Cost of Facilities $ '1,127,50.0.

Contingency (!is recommended ,by Mr. Outcault) ___ Bh9o.o. Possible Total 1,240.,50.0.

Less available funds

Total lease agreement

343,0.0.0.

$ 897,50.0.

Mo.NTHLY/YEARLY·COSTS OF LEASE AGREEMENT (240. mont~s at 8.5% interest)

Monthly Payments: $7,788.69 or Yearly Total:

Annual Payment: (Prepaid) ': 7 ,119.28

COMPARISON O~' 20-YEAR RENTAL VS. CONSTRUCTION COSTS

$93,464.29

85,431.

RENTAL ,CONSTRUCTION + 8.5% INTEREST ,

= $1,092,0.00.

= 1,248,0.0.0.

= 1,40.4,0.0.0.

= 1,560.,0.0.0.

= 1,716,0.0.0.

1,872,0.0.0.

= 2,0.28,0.0.0.

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1,70.8,620..0.0.

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ESTIMATED COSTS OF CONSTRUCTION AND LEASE AGREEMENT

Cost of facilities

Contengency - 14%

TOTAL COSTS

Less available funds

TOTAL LEASE AGREEMENT

$1,085,000.00

152,700.00

$1,237,700.00

- 343,000.00

$ 894,700.00

NECESSARY INSTRUCTIONAL EQUIPMENT AND ROOM FURNISHINGS COSTS

Administration 4,000.00

Classrooms 9,000.00

C1assroom/Lab 1,735.00

Secretaria Science Classroom/Lab 19,000.00

Student Personnel 2,000.00

Student Lounge 5,000.00

Faculty Offices 3,000.00

Miscellaneous 500.00

Learning Resources (Library) 14,960.00

TOTAL $ 59,195;00

Contingency - 14% 8,287.00

TOTAL $ 67,482.00

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Dear Or, Stout!

July 11. 1979 Board Meeting

Rei Fe~sabil~ty Studyw Limited High Dellert Ci!lmpUS

'fhls study Is In more detail the Apdl 25,1979 repoi't; given to yoo for the June boerd IlJeetlng, Aho. accompanying this study <lire tt>30 possible site plans, Indicating bYndll~g and p<llrklng area I ocatl O!'l1> 0

In conversation with Dr. £11erbrook we both assufiJed that the fol1~Jlng previous approvals of 197b and reports. are stll1 valid. since the new building c~ntemplated Is much smaller than that of tl beginning i I CampUSe .

1) Geotechnical Studies <lind Fiilult Hazlllrds EVi£lh.lli:lthm (Report completed by Fe Beach lei & Assoc •• Inc o )

2) Off i ce of S tate Arch I tect approval c

3) Ice of the Chancellor. Call la Comrl1lmity CoHega.

4) San Bernardino II ¢

5) Regl oo~ I Water . Boara ~lIas Ic ecol'ltl!4cted (Mf' Q SV/aj i <!If!) to ;:::0;.1'11'(,1 their pn':;vious "no cOl~cern" !'I';lgardlng on~slte water wei! sewage disposal.

6) Southern California Gas service is available from 29 P<!l1ms Highway iocl1!thlflo

7) Southern la Edison ~~TIP<'IIV Road the

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Regarding consideration of two possible site locatIons, namely along 29 Palms Highway or on the upper portion of the site, along Copper ~jesa Road, there h In my mind only one 'logical location; Copper ~s.a Road" S I nee the hs t boar'd meet! )i i have wa' ked the ent I re s Ite and I fu 11 coney I~ w itll S t.ate and off ida! that the lower site is gil 1 if subject fl00d1119" r ! that site \~'ere chosen the County Flood Contl'ol Agency ucool impose expen~ slve cent measures 0

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feasabJ i i ty St!!~ll .~ I. Iml taA1UJi.h l)ese"!:!...~I.1~

OFFg$iTE DEVELOPMENT --1) Improvement of Copper Mesa Rd, v , , Q , $160.000

a) Grad~ng pursuant to Insta11~ atioo of flew asphalt pavlng.By Others

b) Pav 11\9 of 9 raced road • , • • $ H;O, 000

2) Improvement of 29 Palms H!way, a) Approaches. • • • •• • • • b) Paving Impl"ovements Q •••

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.$ 10:000$ 15.000

5 .• 000

ON~S'TE UTILITIES ""'" . __ ...... 1) Eiectrlc service to w&t~r \~11

a) H I gil 110 I tag<1l! condul t. ." • , " A • $ .$ .$

• • 0 $ 10.100

b) Service cable charges. v •

e) Transformer pad • •• • • • d) Met$f .t) (0 ¢ 0 v (l (} '$ Q 9 Q

e) Starter 0 0 0 Q 0 G • G e 0

f) C i reu I t bre<ll!;:er 0 • • • • •

2) Electric service to building. a) High volt~ge conduit •• ? •

b) Transformer pad • • • • • • c) Sel"lIk:e cables • • • • • • •

:~ " . • $ .$ .$

d) Seeoodary servh:e conduit t cable ~ 0 ¢ ~ 0 ~ ¢ $ ~ v ¢ G$

3) Tehillpnone service conduits ••• 0

CI) Condy It. • • 0 • • , • • • • $ 1:10) Pui 1 box, " • , • • • • • CO $

4) Cable 1,V ••••• , a) ConduIt , 0 Q

b) Pu I i box, , Q

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i .300 200

1.300 700

5,900 1.300

o " 0 $ 3.500 19150

120

2.250

"2:500$ 1,900

(> " G $ 1,000

500

5) Water service

6} Sewer dIsposal

1 building •• • $

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7.620

4.400

1.500

2.400

3.4(10

1) P<)rld!'lg areas, 0 v , • , 000.0' • ,$ 80,000 s) Rough grad Ing , 0 ., " " 0 , 0 By Others b) Pavlng. rlping., whill,el 0 , ,$ 80.000

stops (150 spaces) c) Rough grillo! • future i q ,$81' Oth~l's

2) BuUdlng site rQugh grading, c • Othel's

$ 115.000

$ 30.020

$ 80.000

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BUILDING DEVELOPMENT ......... 4= .,,,.-" 'F __

1) Building const.ructlon. ¢

(13.000 x $SO/sq,rto) o , Q 0$650.000

2) Concrete walks. 0 0 • 0 • • " .$ 20,000

3) l~ndscaping and Irri9~tlon 0 • ,$ 30.000

MISCELLANEOUS COSTS _. p

I) Professional servIces •••• 0 ••• 0 • $ 80.800 a~ Topogr~ph5c survey. , 0 • 0 .$ 4.000 b Civil Engln •• ring 0 , •••• $12,000 c Architect )

E '.ct d eel EI19 I nee I" ) Plumbing Erlguneer r ..... $64 800 Mechanical Engineer) • (8% of on~slt. work only $8U),020)

2) Fees and il'U!ipeCi: Ion!> 0 '." 0 • • • • • • $ 20,000 a) St.t!lt<Sl fil il19 fees G •• " •• Q $ 5.000 b) Soil and ilIateriell tasting. 0$ 3.000 c} Owner1s st~te approved

inspector. 0 G Q Q Q 0 ••• $12.000 (8 mos. @l$I.SOQ per 11'10.)

$ 100.000

$ 100.800

TOTAl.. PIUIBABlE PROJECT COST • 0 G (! Q (1 Q Q • G t) ¢ /) (l $1.085.820

less College of the Oesert contrubtitiQn. 0 <i • Q •

NET COST p .. Q Q I> (I <l 'i> {} <) I) {} (l <) a.> t) • • < •

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COL LEG E 0 F THE DES E R T H I G H DES E R T CAM PUS

6785 Sage Avenue Twentynine Palms, Calif.

TO: Dr. F. D. Stout

FROM: J. Pull iam Hlgh Desert Campus

SUBJECT: Board Agenda Item-Part-Time Instructors, Fall 1979

DATE: July 2, 1979

NAME

Aikin, Edward A.

Bowden, Thomas

BOllman, Gary

Brinkmeyer, Michael

Ca 1 pi no, Joseph

Clark, H. Welling

Coble, Kent

Cole, John

Cowdery, Richard

Crosby, Hiram B.

Cross, Li nda G.

Dean, John

De11azoppa, Anthony

Derrington, Horace G.

Eliades, Nancy

E1 iades, Thomas

Erickson, Richard

JUL 3 1979

COURSE

Cerami cs

Spani sh

Traffic Control

Intro. to Forestry

Prin. of Bank Operations

Accounting I and II

EMT

Business Mathematics College Algebra

Chemistry

Business Communications

Methods & Materials in a Single Subject

Jogging and Fitness

Learning Laboratory

Duplicating ,rocesses Machine Calculations

Stenography

Business Mathematics

Freshman Composition I

LOCATION

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert High Desert

Hi gh Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

Hi gh Desert

High Desert

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High Desert

High Desert

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High Desert Campus Part-Time Instructors Fall 1979

NAME

Ely, Barbara

Garden, James

Gill ick, Audrey

Grace, Elsie

Grimm, Fred

Hanson, Walter

Harman, Robert E.

Harris, Jimmy C.

Haskins, Dennis E.

Hinde, Dennis E.

Hockett,. Robert

Howard, Martin

Jellison, Vera B.

Johnson, Herbert

Johnson, Richard

Lang-McMonagle, Susan

"'1..awless, Doris

Lawless, James

Lee, Dorothy Jeanne

COURSE

Accounting I

Intro. to AIC & Refrigeration Fund. of AIC & Refrigeration

History of Art Painting (Oil)

Painting (Watercolor) Basic Drawing Painting Workshop

General Psychology

Criminal Law

Physical Geology & Lab

Developmental Education

Intro. to Mathematics Statistical Methods

Advertisi ng

U.S. History

Medical Assisting Lab

Developmental Education

Intro. to Philosophy

Auto. for Consumers

Creative Writing Freshman Composition I

Playground Supervision

FCC Theory Economics 1

Biology Mathematics for Electronics

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LOCATION

High Desert

Hi gh Desert High Desert

High Desert High Desert

High Desert High Desert High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

Hi gh Desert

High Desert

High Desert High Desert

High Desert

High Desert High Desert

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High Desert Campus Part-Time Instructors Fa 11 1979

NAME

*Leslie. Phillip

. Lockwood. Nolan

Ludwig. Verle

McConnell. Miriam

McCorison. L.E.

McGinley. Joseph

McKi nnon. Deni s

Mac k 1 ey. Jerry

Maurer. Jeffrey

Merritt. Mi lton

Merrill. Harold

Miller. Gary

Mi 11 er. Hilliam

Mitz. Art

Moon. Robert

Negron. Hilliam P.

O'Donnell. Hilliam

Parquette. Judith

Parsons. Hilliam

Perrault. Albert

Roberts. Margaret Y.

COURSE

Criminal Evidence

Tri gonometry

Intro. to International Relations

Drawing Composition Survey of Photography Painting Horkshop

Golf

Children's Growth & Development Marriage and Family

BUsiness Law

Marketing

R.E. Exchanges & Taxation

Religions of the Horld

Principles of Real Estate

Biology

Police Supervision

Newspaper Production

Conservation of Natural Resources Intro. to Hildlife Mgmt. & Lab

General Psychology Personal/Social Adjustment

Fire Hydraulics

Typewriting

Industrial Helding Processes I

Principles of Appraising

T ypewr it i ng

LOCATION

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert High Desert Hi gh Desert

High Desert

High Desert High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

Hi gh Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert High Desert

High Desert High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

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High Desert Campus Part-Time Instructors Fall 1979

NAME

Robinson, David

Robinson, George

Robi nson, t1ary Beth

Rundquist, Stephen

Sandstrom, Sue

Schutz, Adam

Sunn, Larry

Traynor, Lois

Trebe11, Carolyn

Usher, Gay

Vinson, Chon

Voiles, Betty J.

Vuncannon, De1cie

Wa lters, David

White, Gloria

COURSE

Aircraft Crash & Rescue

Accounting Records & Procedures I

Secretarial Procedures Typewriting Office Occupations Center

Intro. to Music Fund. of Music

Tennis

Religions of the World

I ntro. to Law Enforcement

pub1 ic Speaking

Intro. to Instructional Aide Training

Creative Arts

Upho 1 stery

Intro. to Art Painting Workshop

EMT EMT Refresher

Intro. to Archaeology

Intro. to AIC & Refrigeration Lab

Painting (Watercolor) Basic Design & Color

*First High Desert Campus Teaching Assignment

LOCATION

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert High Desert High Desert

High Desert High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert High Desert

High Desert High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert High Desert

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COL LEG E 0 F THE DES E R T H I G H DES E R T CAM PUS

6785 Sage Avenue Twentynine Palms, Calif.

TO: Dr. F. D. Stout

FROM: J. Pulliam Board Agenda Item - Community Services

SUBJECT: Instructors, Fall 1979, High Desert Campus

DATE: July 2, 1979

NAME

Bownan, Gary

Cornell, Herbert D.

Crockett, Alice

Gill ick, R. O.

Grace, Elsie

Pickering, lee Lukes

Uyemura, Cheryl

Vuncannon, De1cie

Williams, Phillip D.

JUl 3 1979

COURSE

Driving Under the Influence

Rock C1 imbi ng Search and Rescue

Bridge

Driving Under the Influence

Painting (~Jaterco1or) Basic Drawing

Creative Oil Painting

t4icrowave Cooking

Historic Peoples and Places Early People and the High Desert

Driver Improvement

LOCATION

High Desert

High Desert High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert High Desert

High Desert

High Desert

High Desert High Desert

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TO: Dr. F. D.Stout

COLLEGE OF TIlE DESERT July 11, 1979

FROM: Dr. M. W. Ellerbroek

SUBJECT: Recommendations Concerning Classified Personnel

The following reconmendations concerning personnel are submitted for your consideration:

A. AE.,oointments:

ANDERSON, Donald Position Title: Range and Step: Beginning Salary: Effective Date:

SMITIl, Geraldine Position Title: Range and Step: Beginning Salary: Effective Date:

B. Reclassifications:

GREENLEE, Janay Position Title: Range and Step: Beginning Salary: Effective Date:

C. Resi~tions :

GRENFELL, Pat Position Title: Effective Date:

MIllER, William Position Title: Effective Date:

D. Leave-of-Absence:

McCRYSTAL, Ke11i Position Title: Effective Date:

E. Terminations:

M-IE:1r

Security Guard - Substitute 8-A $5.12 per hour - 16 hrs./week June 18, 1979 thru June 28, 1979

Data Entry Clerk 5-A $4.21 per hour - not to exceed 200 hours August 6, 1979 thru September 28, 1979

From Typist, Business Services 5-A $778.00 per month

Instructional Support Aide I June 25, 1979

Instructional Support Aide I l-ay 25, 1979

Typist, Achnissions and Records

To Secretary -;-Purchasing 7-A $858 .00 per m:>nth July 2, 1979

June 18 thru August 3, 1979 - 4 hrs./day

None

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JUI'I 21 1979

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OFFICE OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS

June 20, 1979

TO: Chief School Administrators and School District Governing Boards

FROM: Carolyn B. Clark, Director Business Advisory and Accounting Services

SUBJECT: Notice of Consolidation of Governing Board Elections and Order of Election for November 6, 1979

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In accordance with Education Code Sections 5323 and 5340, you are hereby notified that "school district governing board member elections for two or more school districts of any type to be held in the same district or area on the same day shall be consolidated ... ". The purpose is to allow persons entitled to vote in two or more such elections to do so at the same time and place and with one ballot. Also, the cost of the election to each district is kept lower by consolidation.

To assist you in meeting the requirements of Education Code Sections 5304 and 5322, attached are three copies of the ORDER OF ELECTION, which also contains the Specifications of the Election Order. One copy is provided for your records; executed copies are to be submitted concurrently to the Riverside County Superintendent of Schools and the County Clerk (Election Department) at least 98 days prior to the election day of November 6, 1979, viz., July 31, 1979.

Further consolidation of elections is permitted by Education Code Section 5342 which states that any school district election scheduled to be held on the same day in the same territory as an election called by any city, county, or other political subdivision may be completely or partially consolidated with such election. Attached are three copies of a RESOLUTION REQUESTING CONSOLIDATION which may be used to authorize consolidation from the school district; the city or other political entity also must adopt a resolution requesting such consolidation. Copies of this resolution are to be submitted concurrently to the Riverside County Superintendent of Schools and the County Clerk (Election Department) at least 74 days prior to the election day of November 6, 1979, viz., August 24, 1979.

An election calendar for the governing board member election of November 6, 1979, has been prepared by the Riverside County Election Department, under the direction of Eldon D. Jones, Assistant Registrar of Voters. Selected dates from this calendar are as follows:

July 9: (120 days) Deadline for County Superintendent of Schools to notify in writing governing boards regarding mandating consoli­dation of governing board member elections.

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July 19 to August 28: (110 days to 70 days) Earliest and latest dates for publication of notice to declare candidacy (once a week for 3 weeks) handled by the County Election Department. .

July 31: (98 days) Deadl ine for governing boards to submit the Order of Election Resolution with Specifications concur­rently to the County Superintendent of Schools and the Election Department.

August 24: (74 days) Deadline for governing boards to submit requests to the County Clerk (Election Department) for either complete or partial consolidation of election with an election for the same date in city, county, or other political subdivision.

August 9 (89 days) and August 30 (68 days): Earliest and latest dates for filing declarations of candidacy for govern­ing board member.

November 6: Election Day.

November 30: Expiration of term of office for governing board members under 1979 consideration.

December 1: Beginning of term of office for ne\1ly elected board members.

Please call Carolyn Clark at 787-2729 if you have any questions about school elections.

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o R D E R o F ELECTION

Of School District of __ _

_________ County, California.

RESOLUTION ORDERING REGULAR GOVERNING BOARD MEMBER BIENNIAL ELECTION AND SPECIFICATIONS OF THE ELECTION ORDER

HHEREAS, Section 5000 of the Education Code requires that an election be

held biennially on the first Tuesday after the First Monday in November of each

odd-numbered year to fi 11 the offi ces of governi ng board members whose terms expi re

on the last Friday of November next succeeding the election.

IT IS THEREFORE RESOLVED that, pursuant to Education Code Section 5000,

the County Superintendent of Schools of this county is hereby ORDERED to call an

election for the purpose, and in accordance with the designations contained in the

following specifications of the Election Order made under the authority of Education

Code Sections 5304, 5322, and 5000.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that, the officer conducting the election shall

cause the said election to be consolidated with those governing board elections

being held on the same day by the school districts having area in common with this

district ..

The election shall be held on Tuesday, ,19 __

The purpose of the election is to submit to the voters of the district the

question of who will fill the offices of __ members of the ________ _

_______________ District Governing Board whose terms expire on

November 30, 19 __

The names of governing board members whose terms expire on November 30,

19 , are as follows:

( ) ) Form 3800

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that, the Clerk of the District is hereby directed

to furnish copies of this Order to the County Superintendent of Schools and the

officer conducting this election not less than 98 days·prior to the date set for the

election.

The foregoing Resolution and Order was adopted and affirmed by the Govern-

ing Board of District of County,

being the board authorized by law to make the designations contained therein, by a

formal vote as follows:

Date

STATE OF CALIFORNIA) COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE)sS

Ayes

Noes

Absent __

(Signed) ~C~le~r~k-o~f~t"he~s~aTid~G~0~ve~r=n7i~ng~B~oa~r~d'------

CERTIFICATION

I hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct transcript

of a resolution duly adopted and affirmed by the Governing Board named therein at a

duly constituted regular meeting of the Governing Board held on

____ , as it appears upon the minutes of said meeting.

Date

APPROVED AS TO FORM: JAMES H. ANGELL COUNTY COUNSEL

By William Katzenstein

Clerk of said Governing Board

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RES 0 L UTI 0 N R E qUE S TIN G CON SOL I D A T ION

Of School District of Riverside

County, California

RESOLUTION REQUESTING CONSOLIDATION OF DISTRICT ELECTION(S)

WHEREAS, the Governing Board has ordered one or more elections to be held

in the district on now therefore,

BE IT RESOLVED by the Governing Board of the __________ _

_____ School District of Riverside County, in session, assembled

th is day of , 19 , that, the offi cer conducting the

election is hereby ordered to cause said election(s) to be consolidated, to the

extent legally possible pursuant to Education Code Section 5342, with any other

election(s) being held in whole or in part in the same territory on the same day by

any political subdivision. Any costs for such consolidated elections shall be pro­

rated among the participating political subdivisions.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA) COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE)sS CERTIFICATION

I hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct transcript

of a resolution duly adopted and affirmed by the Governing Board named therein at a

duly constituted regular meeting of the Governing Board held on _________ _

, as it appears upon the minutes of said meeting.

Date

APPROVED AS TO FORM: JAMES H. ANGELl. COUNTY COUNSEL

By William Katzenstein

Clerk of said Governing Board

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MEMORANDUM

DATE: June 12, 1979

Dr. F. D. St~~~intendent/president _4.13. ~ c..

Dr. JP B. Iantorno, Dean, Student Personnel

TO:

FROM:

SUBJECT: Proposed Procedure for the Election of a Student Trustee

At the direction of the Board of Trustees at their last Board meeting, I am submitting to you a proposed plan for the election of the student member to the Board of Trustees for the Coachella Valley Community College District.

since we were unable to implement this procedure during the spring of 1978 and elect a student representative prior to July 1, I am proposing that the Associated Student Body President, Noel Ramos, serve in this capac­ity until a student trustee board member is elected in the fall. The proposal includes a time schedule, eligibility requirements, duties, declaration of intent to run for office, and a statement of qualifications form. Normally this election procedure will take place during the spring semester, so that the new student trustee could take his seat on the Board. after July 1.

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TIME SCHEDULE FOR THE ELECTION ----OF STUDENT 'l'RUSTEE FOR

COACHELLA VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT

1. August 16, 17

2. August 20

3. August 27

4. September 14

5. September 20

6. September 24, 25

7. October 16

Registration for Fall Semester 1979

Classes Begin

Announce opening of positon of Student Trustee to all students enrolled at Col­lege of the Desert, both Low and High Desert Campus.

Final filing date for candidates (De­claration and Qualifications Statement Due). Pictures taken for election pub­licity.

College newspapers publish pictures and statements of candidates.

Election of Student Trustee Poling locations at both Low and High Desert Campuses.

Seat newly elected Student Trustee at the Board of Trustee meeting at the High Desert. This student trustee will serve in this position until the June Board meeting. The newly elected student trust­ee, elected during the Spring of 1980 for the college year 1980-81, will be seated during the July Board meeting.

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REQUIREMENTS TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE POSITION

OF STUDENT TRUSTEE ON THE COACHELLA - ---- ---VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT

Education Code 72023.5 Student Members

The governing board of each community college district shall order the inclusion within the membership of the govern­ing board, in addition to the number of members otherwise prescribed, one or more nonvoting students who are residents of the district. Such students shall have the right to attend each and all meetings of the governing board, except that student members shall not have the right, or be afforded the opportunity, to attend executive sessions of the governing board.

The students selected to serve on the governing board, in addition to being residents of the district, shall be en­rolled in a community college of the district and shall be

. chosen, and shall be recalled, by the students enrolled in the community colleges of the district in accordance with procedures prescribed by the goVerning board. The term of the student members shall be one year commencing on July 1 of each year.

The nonvoting student members appointed pursuant to this section shall be entitled to the mileage allowance prescribed by Section 72123 to the same extent as regular members, but

• are not entitled to the compensation prescribed by section 72425.

A nonvoting student member shall be seated with the members of the governing board and shall be recognized as a full member of the board at the meetings, including receiving all materials presented to the board members and participating in the ques­tioning of witnesses and the discussion of issues.

The nonvoting student member shall not be included in determining the vote required to carry any measure before the board.

The nonvoting student member shall not be liable for any acts of the governing board.

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The Duties of the StUdent Member to the Board

of Trustees:

The duties of the Student Member shall not only in­

clude those rights afforded the Student Member by

section 72023.5, but shall include the following:

1. Be an active liason between the students and the Board.

2. Devise an informational program to communicate more effectively matters and policies concern­ing the students.

3. Devise a program by which the students can re­lay their problems and concerns back to the Board.

4. A student member may not serve as the president of the community college district governing board. A student member may serve as secretary of the community college district governing board provided that such student member may not attend executive sessions of said board.

5. Student members are authorized to attend special meetings of the community college district govern­ing board.

The Student Trustee Member, by law, is not permitted

to perform the following:

1. A student member is not entitled to make, amend and second motions to be voted upon by the com­munity college district governing board.

2. A student member is not entitled to all fringe benefits which are provided by a community col­lege district governing board to other members of the board.

3. Student members are not entitled to transportation costs for visits to schools or conferences autho­rized for other members of a community college district governing board which are not conducted in conjunction with as annual, regular or special meetings of the board.

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DECLARATION OF CANDIDACY BY CANDIDATE

Coachella Valley Community College District 43-500 Monterey Avenue

Palm Desert, California

________________________________________________ , do hereby declare

myself as a candidate for election to the governing board of Coachella

Valley Community College District, of the County of Riverside; I am

a registered student; if elected I will qualify and serve to the best

of my ability; and I request my name be placed on the official ballots

of the district, for the election of student trustee to the District

Board of Trustees.

(Candidate's Signature)

(Number) (Street) (city) (zip)

(Mailing Address, if different)

In accordance with the provisions of Section 72023.5 of the Education Code, I, the undersigned, candidate for the office in this Declaration mentioned, hereby state that I am a registered student of this District and will remain in attendance in classes during my term of office. If I drop from college during my term, if elected, then I will resign from office, or understand that I might be removed by order of the Board of Trustees. I also understand that I might be removed from office for non­attendance at board meetings.

(Signature-of Candidate)

"I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the united States and the Constitution of the State of California against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties upon which I am about to enter."

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE ) ss.

Subscribed and sworn to before me this

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Signature of Candidate

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_________ Notary Public (or other official)

COACHELLA VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT

Filing of this Form is not Mandatory but Permissive.

STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS OF ______ ~~~~~~"'~~._--------------. (Name of Candidate)

CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF STUDENT TRUSTEE, COACHELLA VALLEY COMMU­NiTY COLLEGE DISTRICT.

Residence:

Number of units carried this semester Age

Education and Qualifications (not more than 200 words) :

(Signature of Candidate)

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CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE (916) 322-4005 / J-CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES 1238 S STREET SJ~'MENTO, CALIFORNIA 95814

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June 14, 1979

TO:

FROH:

'WBJECT:

Superintendents and Presidents

HilHam G. Craig, Chancellor

California Community College Federal Affairs Council Office

I am pleased to report that 56 districts participated in support of the Hashington Office during the current year in spite of Proposition 13 and funding constraints.

The Hashington Office has a good record of accomplishment, and, consequently, the Federal Affairs Council voted at its last meeting to select a permanent director and bill the districts at the same rate as 1978-79, plus whatever percent increase the Legislature allocates to the community colleges when they pass finance legislation later this month or in July. This information will help you in anticipating an item in your budget supporting the Hashington Office.

For your information, I'm attaching a copy of the district shares for 1978-79. Just as soon as legislation is passed, we will send you the exact amount of district shares for 1979-80, and we will appreciate receiving your check as soon as possible.

Speaking for the Federal Affairs Council, we greatly appreciate your support, and we look forward to strengthening the California Community Colleges' presence in Hashington, D.C.

HGC/mh

Attachment

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Chance I lor's Off i ce Cal ifornia Community Col lege ALM 7/12/78

ilash i ngton Off Ice District Assessment

1978-79

Estimated Target Assessment Di strict Di stri ct Bud2.'dJ. 1978-79 Factor Share

Allan Hancock $ 8,872,348 .00007743 $ 687

Antelope Val ley 4,271,712 " 330

Barstow 2,729,860 " 210

Butte 7,549,386 " 585

Cabri II( 9,327,495 " 722

Cerritos 17, 166,797 " 1,330

Chaffey 13,863,943 " 1,073

Citrus 8, 180,559 " 633

Coachella Valley 7,689,633 " 595

Coast 45,902,672 " 3,555

Compton 6,675,187 " 517

Contra Costa 32,683,093 " 2,530

LI Cemi no 22,465,535 " 1.740

) Footh ill 33,892,246 " 2,625

Fromont-Newa rk 7,074,467 " 548

Gavilan 3,639,850 " 282

Glendale 8,388,698 " 650

Grossmont 17,079,051 " 1,322

Hartnell 8,880,756 " 688

Imperial 4,886,981 " 378

Kern 19,473,440 " 1,510

Lake Tahoe 1,535,886 " 120

Lassen 3,438,151 " 265

Long Beach 20,950,005 " 1,622

Los Angeles I 39,331 , 126 " 10,788

Los Rios 36,977,098 " 2,865

Mari n 13,395,956 " 1,037

Mendocino 2,656, 162 " 205

Merced 7,273,031 " 563

Mira Cos tel 9, 196,704 " 712 \

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Monterey Peninsula 7,385,019 " 572

Mt. San Antonio 19,414, 160 " 1,505

Mt. San Jacinto 2,756,218 " 215

Napa 6,277,612 " 485

Ncrth Orange 36,820,954 " 2,850

Pa lomar 13,565,726 " 1,050

Pa 10 Verde 776,721 " 60

Pasadena 22,448,712 " 1,738

Pera I ta 30,086,342 " 2,330

Rancho Santiago 19,349,381 " 1,500

Redwoods 7,410,358 " 575

Rio Hondo 10,441,466 " 808

Riverside 10,902,888 " 845

Sadd I eback 18,888,870 " 1,463

San Bernard i no 16,086,598 " 1,245

San Di ego 39,251,615 " 3,040

San F ranci sco 35,835,698 " 2,775

San Joaquin Delta 14,819,323 " I, 147

San Jose 21, I 10,636 " 1,635

Sa n lu i s Db i spo 5,406,808 " 420

San Mateo 28,487,875 " 2,206

Santa Barbara 10,729,730 " 830

Santa Clarita 3,233,465 " 250

Santa Monica 10,040,346 " 777

Sequoias 7,607,955 " 590

Shasta-Tehama-Trinity 8,451,172 " 655

Sierra 8,873,382 " 687

Siskiyou 2,430,685 " 188

Solano 7,322,616 " 567

Sonoma 15,893,743 " 1,230

South County 15,540,277 " 1,203

State Center 18,470,214 " 1,430

Sweetwater 9,623,930 " 745 V()ni Ura 25,433,246 " 1,970

Victor Valley 4,280,200 " 330

\vest Hi I Is 3,956,951 " 305

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,West Kern

West Valley

)semite

yuba

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3,626,997

22,623,382

16,446,344

10.165,645 $1,097 , 821,148

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" 787 $85,000

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COACHELLA VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT (COLLEGE OF THE DESERT)

The bid for office supplies includes 125 Items.

Bid No. B-79-9 July 2, 1979 Office Supplies

Recommend the following Item numbers be rejected:

Items 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 79 & 116.

Recommend: Individual Items be awarded on the basis of low bids meeting specifications as follows:

Stockwell & Binney Indio, California

Pioneer Stationers Los Angeles, Ca.

Blake, Hoffit & Towne San Bernardino, Ca.

I.B.H. Corporation Palm Desert, Ca.

Indio Cash Register Indio, Ca.

Zellerbach Paper Company Los Angeles, Ca.

$ 1232.31

4510.91

1826.11

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516.76

All No Bid

The following companies contacted and no reply received:

Columbia Stationers & Printers Los Angeles, Ca.

Carr Paper Company Indio, Ca.

Xerox Palm Desert, Ca.

D. H. Hinicom, Inc.

Palm Springs Copy Graphics Palm Springs, Ca.

Yucca Office Hachines Yucca Valley, Ca.

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SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY

Board authorization to sell the attached list of surplus equipment no longer needed for school use in accordance with Education Code Section 81450.

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II 1 Diesel Engine Six II 12 Power Wench New /I 23 Air Compressor . Cylinder Multifuel

Minimum Bid $600.00 "C.at" Engine 2000 CFM

Minimum Bid $1,000.00 Minimum Bid $2,000.00

II )Diesel Engine Six II 13 Power Wench New II 24 Roadgrader Cylinder Multifuel Diesel Engine

Minimum Bid $600.00 Minimum Bid $1,000.00 Minimum Bid $3,000.00

1/ 3 Chiller 30 H.P. /I 14 Dump Bed II 25 4 in 1 Bucket

Minimum Bid $500.00 Minimum Bid $950.00 Minimum Bid $1,100.00

/I I, Chiller 30 H.P. /I 15 Air Conditioning II 26 TD 18 Unit Dozer and Wench

Minimum Bid $500.00 Minimum Bid $550.00 Minimum Bid $1,250.00

II 5 Chiller 30 H. P. /I 16 Clam Bucket II 27 Tank and Trailer

Minimum Bid $500.00 Minimum Bid $1250.00 Minimum Bid $995.00

-II 6 Diesel Engine Six II 17 Jeep II 28 Truck Diesel

Cylinder Multifuel 6 x 6 Minimum Bid $1,500.00 ~tlnimum Bid $2,500.00

Minimum Bid $1,000.00

II 7 Diesel Engine Six II 18 Pump with Gas Engine /I 29 Truck Diesel ) Cylinder Multifuel VE4 6 x 6

Continental 10935254 Minimum Bid $600.00 Minimum Bid $650.00 Minimum Bid $2,500.00 ,

II 8 Engine Six Cylinder II 19 Pump with Gas Engine II 30 Anthony Crane Gas .Thite VE 4 on Trailer

Minimum Bid $5,500.00 Minimum Bid $650.00 Minimum Bid $750.00

-----II 9 Generator Set "Cat" II 20 Welder Lincoln II 31 MRS 6V71 with Scraper

Engine Six Cylinder 300 Amp Gas Engine Tire Size 29.5 x 25 6 Cylinder Chrysler

Minimum Bid $1,250.00 Minimum Bid $550.00 Minimum Bid $4,500.00

II 10 Generator Set "Cat" II 21 Dump Truck Chevrolet II 32 Crane Engine Six Cylinder 6 Cylinder Engine

Runs Minimum Bid $700.00 Minimum Bid $1,050.00 Minimum Bid $1,850.00 ,

II 11 Power Wench New II 22 Service Trailer II 33 Scraper

Minimum Bid $600.00 Minimum Bid $750.00 Minimum Bid $550.00

! I II 34 Dump Trailer

Minimum Bid $900.00