OHLONE COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT
Ohlone College
Room 1216
43600 Mission Boulevard, Fremont, CA 94539
Minutes of Board Meeting
May 28, 2003 APPROVED
Page 1 of 8 Pages JUNE 11, 2003
MEMBERS PRESENT: Mr. Dan Archer, President
Mrs. Ruthe Foster, Vice President
Mr. John H. Weed, Secretary
Mr. Bob Brunton
Mr. Bill McMillin
Mr. Garrett Yee
Mr. Nick Nardolillo
Mr. Clifton Der Bing, Student Trustee
MANAGEMENT
PRESENT: Dr. Floyd Hogue, President/Superintendent
Dr. James Wright, Vice President, Instruction
Dr. Lisa Waits, Vice President, Student Services
Mr. Lyle Engeldinger, Executive Dean of Human Resources
CLASSIFIED
SENATE: Mr. Patrick Lane
FACULTY SENATE
REPRESENTATIVE: Absent
OPEN MEETING: Mr. Archer called the meeting to order at 6:50 p.m.
Mr. McMillin led the pledge of allegiance.
The roll was called and all members were present.
Dr. Hogue announced that Items 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 would be discussed during Closed Session.
CLOSED SESSION: Time: 6:52 p.m.
RETURN TO
OPEN MEETING: Time: 8:40 p.m.
Report of Closed
Session Items:
1. Public Employee Appointments/Employments: Government Code Section
54957
a. (Attachment 1) Approval of Other Hourly Employees
Motion Approved Moved/Archer/Seconded/Foster/Passed to approve Item 1a. A roll call vote was taken: Ayes: Nardolillo, Brunton, Weed, Foster, Yee, McMillin, Archer.
Noes: 0; Abstain: 0; Absent: 0.
b. (Attachment 2) Approval of Employment: Executive Director of College Advancement
Motion Approved Moved/Archer/Seconded/Foster/Passed to approve Item 1b. A roll call vote was
taken: Ayes: Nardolillo, Weed, Foster, Yee, McMillin, Archer. Noes: Brunton;
Abstain: 0; Absent: 0.
2. Conference with Labor Negotiator: Government Code Section 54957.6 Meeting with District Staff (Hogue and Engeldinger) and/or Negotiator (Zampi) RE: CSEA/UFO/SEIU/Negotiations/Settlement
a. The Board took no reportable action.
3. Public Employee Discipline/Dismissal/Release: Government Code
Section 54957
a. The Board took no reportable action.
4. Conference with Legal Counsel: Anticipated Litigation: Government Code Section 54956.9(b)
a. The Board took no reportable action.
5. Public Employee Retirements/Resignations: Government Code Section 54957
a. Attachment 3) Approval of Resignation: Job Developer
Motion Approved Moved/Foster/Seconded/Nardolillo/Passed to approve Item 5a. A roll call vote was taken: Ayes: Nardolillo, Brunton, Weed, Foster, Yee, McMillin, Archer. Noes: 0; Abstain: 0; Absent: 0.
CONSENT
CALENDAR:
6. Personnel Items:
a. (Attachment 4) Approval of New Academic Management Job Classification: Executive Dean,
Student Services
b. (Attachment 5) Approval of Promotion: Assistant Director of Admissions and Records
c. (Attachment 6) Approval of Promotion: Director of EOPS and Special Services
d. (Attachment 7) Approval of Promotion: Dean of Enrollment and Management
e. (Attachment 8) Approval of Promotion: Application Systems Manager
f. (Attachment 9) Approval of Promotion: Supervisor Computer Science Lab
g. (Attachment 10) Approval of Promotion: Dean, Math and Sciences
h. (Attachment 11) Approval of Promotion: Dean, Health Sciences
i. (Attachment 12)Approval of Promotion: Dean, Physical Education and Athletic Director
j. (Attachment 13) Approval of Reassignment: Interim Dean, Workforce Development
k. (Attachment 14) Approval of Reassignment: Assistant Director, Buildings and Grounds
l. (Attachment 15) Approval of Reassignment: Foundation Coordinator
7. (Attachment 16) Approval of Payroll Warrants:
Payroll Warrants will be on the June 11 Board Agenda.
8. (Attachment 17) Approval of Minutes, Board Meeting, May 14, 2003
9. (Attachment 18) Renewal of Student Health Center Agreement Between Washington Hospital
Township Hospital Development Corporation (DEVCO) and the Ohlone
Community College District
10. (Attachment 19) Acceptance of Donation
11. (Attachment 20) Authorization for the Surplus of Personal Property
12. (Attachment 21) Ratification of Contract Education Agreements: Nummi (3), Nancy's Specialty
Foods; and Adjustments to the Budget
13. (Attachment 22) Ratification of Community Education Agreements: Ivy West; Education To Go
Motion Approved Moved/Foster/Seconded/Nardolillo/Passed to approve Items 6a through 13.
A roll call vote was taken: Ayes: Nardolillo, Brunton, Weed, Foster, Yee, McMillin, Archer. Noes: 0; Abstain: 0; Absent: 0. (Advisory Vote - Ayes:
Der Bing)
Communications from
the Audience Ms. Linda Evers, President of California School Employees Association
(CSEA), Chapter 490, addressed her concerns regarding the promotions and
salary increases for administration that were approved by the Board on tonight's agenda. She referred to the atmosphere of frustration and anger among employees.
The CSEA feels that negotiations with the District have been stalled at this point.
Mr. Zane Gray, Chairperson of the Service Employees International Union
(SEIU), noted that there were nine layoff notices in his unit and that the
employees are having the same negotiation problems as the CSEA.
He added that the SEIU is aware of reorganization, but the promotions and
salary raises for administration is a "big pill to swallow."
Ms. Alex Starr, Chairperson for the League of Women Voters, stated that
several members attended the Town Hall Meeting on May 21. She thanked
Dr. Hogue for his dedication to the College during his tenure and wished him
well. She also noted that a majority of the Board members have attended the committee meetings and all have spoken at the meetings. She believes this to
be a violation of the Brown Act.
Ceremonial Items: Mr. Der Bing presented the Ohlone College Student Member, Board of
Trustee Award to Ms. Lily Nguyen for her outstanding academic achievements
at Ohlone College. She has received countless awards and honors, such as the Ohlone College 2003 Outstanding Student in Biology Award. Ms. Nguyen
thanked the Board Members for recognizing her for the Student Member
Award.
OTHER SCHEDULED
ITEMS:
14. Recognition of 2002-2003 Athletic Programs
Ms. Leta Stagnaro, Dean, Physical Education and Athletic Director, introduced
Ms. Donna Runyon, Softball Coach/P.E., and Mr. John Peterson, Men's
Basketball Coach, and thanked Dr. Hogue, Dr. Waits, and Dr. Wright for their support of athletic activities.
Ms. Runyon introduced five of her outstanding players on the Renegade
Softball Team and announced that the Renegades won the North Coast
Conference for this year. Ms. Runyon was voted the North Coast Coach of
the year in Softball.
Ms. Stagnaro also noted that Mr. Peterson has done a great job in turning
the Men's Basketball program around. Dr. Hogue stated that Mr. Peterson
and Ms. Runyon are outstanding coaches and it is a privilege to have them at Ohlone College.
15. (Attachment 23) Approval of Associate of Arts Degree in Speech Communication
Dr. Wright indicated that Mrs. Mildred White, Dean of Language Arts, and the
faculty in the Speech Communication/Forensics Department, Ms. Brenda
Ahntholz, Ms. Kay Harrison, and Ms. Teresa Sutowski have developed a proposal for a new Associate in Arts Transfer Degree in Speech Communication. This degree prepares students for baccalaureate majors in Speech Communication, and this program will enhance successful student transfer.
Following a discussion from the Board, Mr. Archer thanked the staff for developing the new Associate in Arts Transfer Degree.
Motion Approved Moved/Weed(Der Bing)/Seconded/McMillin/Passed to approve the Associate in
Arts Transfer Degree in Speech Communication and authorize the President/ Superintendent to submit the new program application to the California
Community College Chancellor's Office for approval. Ayes: Nardolillo,
Brunton, Weed, Foster, Yee, McMillin, Archer. Noes: 0; Abstain: 0;
Absent: 0. (Advisory Vote - Ayes: Der Bing)
16. (Attachment 24) Approval of Renewal of Retainer Contract for Legal/Consultant Services with
Zampi and Associates
Dr. Hogue stated that the law firm of Zampi and Associates is currently contracting with the District as a legal consultant. This contract extends the
agreement through June 30, 2004. The contract is a retainer for a maximum
of $45,470 for collective bargaining services. Other legal services will be billed at $135 per hour for attorney services and $110 per hour for law clerk/paralegal services. The Board requested that the invoices be broken down into additional categories.
Motion Approved Moved/Foster/Seconded/Weed/Passed to approve the renewal of the Contract
for Legal/Consultant Services with the law firm of Zampi and Associates
through June 30, 2004. A roll call vote was taken: Ayes: Nardolillo, Brunton, Weed, Foster, Yee, McMillin, Archer, Noes: 0; Abstain: 0; Absent: 0.
(Advisory Vote - Ayes: Der Bing).
17. (Attachment 25) Approval to accept a Proposal from Creegan + D'Angelo for the Preparation
of Plats and Legal Description
Dr. Hogue reported that Creegan + D'Angelo (C+D) will prepare plats and legal
Description of the portion of "Parcel One," Parcel Map 6968, to be leased by
East Bay Regional Parks District (EBRPD), and the easement to be granted to the Los Olivos commercial property.
Following a discussion by the Board and administration, Ms. Walston explained
that she will bring an updated draft for the operating lease to the Board. She
added that the College is to receive $10,000 annually for survey and legal expenses.
The Board expressed concerns regarding property that had been acquired and what
the legal implications were and if the easement agreement allowed the College complete access to Mission Peak. Ms. Walston advised that the Lease Agreement terminates on June 30, 2003.
Ms. Walston suggested that the Trustees withdraw from asking for approval to accept a Proposal from Creegan + D'Angelo for the Preparation of Plats and Legal Description until the June 11 Board Meeting.
18. (Attachment 26) Consideration of Next Steps Required if the Board Approves to Proceed with the
Commercial Development of the Mission Boulevard Frontage
Mr. Weed left the table due to a conflict of interest.
Mr. Jim Goodell, consultant, advised that he worked closely with Mr. Simon Barros, Director of Facilities, and Mr. Don Eichelberger, Bond Project Manager, to establish a plan feasible for Commercial Development. He also mentioned that the Campus has sufficient parking to accommodate long-term needs.
The Board decided to move forward with a long-term commitment for the Commercial Development of the Mission Boulevard Frontage Property.
Mr. Goodell stated that the Fremont City Council has been very supportive.
Motion Approved Moved/Brunton/Seconded/Nardolillo/Passed to approve to proceed with the Commercial Development of the Mission Boulevard Frontage. A roll call vote was taken: Ayes: Nardolillo, Brunton, Foster, Yee, McMillin, Archer, Noes: 0; Abstain: Weed Absent: 0. (Advisory Vote - Ayes: Der Bing).
Items from
Administrators: None
Items from Classified
Senate: None
Items from Faculty: None
Items from the Board: Mr. Der Bing stated that the ASOC is looking forward to Ohlone's new President and wished Dr. Hogue a happy retirement.
Mr. McMillin attended the Newark Chamber of Commerce Luncheon at the Newark/Fremont Hilton on June 11.
Mr. Yee was pleased that the Associate in Arts Transfer Degree in Speech Communication was approved, and he commended the athletic programs.
Mr. Nardolillo stated that it was great to see the students receive their diplomas. He noted that he will be on vacation from June 4-14.
Mr. Weed expressed concerns over SARS, and mentioned the campus in Canada where over 1,500 people were quarantined. He advised that the College should implement various procedures to address this crisis if it
should arise.
Mr. Weed referred to the League of Women Voters' concern regarding the committee meetings for the Newark Campus and suggested that the Board
use discipline before speaking so that they are not breaking the Brown Act.
Mrs. Foster will attend the Alameda County School Boards Association Dinner at the Radisson Hotel on May 29.
Mr. Archer added that he would like to have a report on the number of graduates transferring to state colleges. He also interviewed Ms. Marilyn Singer, League of Women Voters.
CLOSED SESSION: None
ADJOURNMENT: Time: 10:55 p.m.
John H. Weed
Secretary