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Legalize, validate, ratify and confirm a transportation contract of the Perry CSD
In Assembly Committee · Education · Sponsor Daniel Burling
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Title of bill
An act to legalize, validate, ratify and confirm a transportation contract of the Perry central school district
Purpose
Provides for state aid for a certain transportation contract of the Perry Central School District.
Justification
As a result of a recent audit of student transportation contracts for the 2007-08 school year, it was determined that the Perry Central School District neglected to put out to bid the contract to transport a special needs student to his program at the League for the Handicapped in Springville, New York. Contract C260303 was submitted to the State Education Department without having been bid. The State Education Department rejected the contract between the parent and the school district because it was not competitively bid or awarded through a request for proposals. The expenses associated with the rejected contract are $3,600 and the district estimates the loss in state aid to be $3,200. This legislation will validate the contract and prevent any loss in state aid.
Legislative history
New bill.
Local fiscal implications
A reduction in state aid of approximately $3,200 to the Perry Central School District.
Effective date
Immediately.
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