Land sale to city for road project was scheduled for June 1 board review

What the records say

The material published ahead of the June 1, 2026 district board meeting included an informational report on selling district land to the City of Marysville. The sale would support a pavement preservation project — road maintenance work — and would be done through Resolution No. 2026-05, described as a 'Conveyance of Right-Of-Way.' The packet also included a supporting exhibit covering Ingraham Boulevard ¹.

• The district board was scheduled to hear an informational report on selling land to the City of Marysville at its June 1, 2026 meeting.
• The sale would be made through Resolution No. 2026-05, a conveyance of right-of-way tied to a pavement preservation project.
• A supporting exhibit in the packet covered Ingraham Boulevard, indicating the land involved is along that road.
• The item was submitted by Mike Sullivan, the district's Executive Director of Finance and Operations.

Why it matters

If approved, the district would convey right-of-way along Ingraham Boulevard so the city can carry out pavement preservation work there. For residents, that means the city could proceed with work that keeps the street drivable. The item also shows the school district and the city coordinating on property issues ¹.

What changed / what's next

• Under Resolution No. 2026-05, the district would convey right-of-way along Ingraham Boulevard to the City of Marysville to support a pavement preservation project ¹.
• The available records do not establish whether the board acted on the resolution at the June 1, 2026 meeting ¹.
• The packet did not include the attached sale documents, so the price and exact size of the parcel are not in the supplied record ¹.
• The available records do not establish the meeting's outcome.