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Advisory Committee Recommendations on Surplus Property in Ramona Unified School District

On June 18, 2009, the Advisory Committee for the Ramona Unified School District reviewed surplus real property as mandated by Education Code 17388. The committee's task was to analyze surplus properties and gather public input. A total of 13.7 acres located behind Ramona High School were noted as unusable, leading to recommendations for their sale to a vernal pool mitigation bank. The governing board will decide the final disposition of this property, which also faces development mitigation requirements.

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Advisory Committee Recommendations on Surplus Property in Ramona Unified School District

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  1. 7-11 ADVISORY COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONTO THE GOVERNING BOARD Ramona Unified School District June 18, 2009

  2. Purpose • Pursuant to Education Code 17388 • Before surplus real property is sold, the governing board must appoint a district advisory committee to advise the governing board on the disposition of such property • On the recommendation of the advisory committee, the governing board MAY pass a Resolution of Intention to dispose (sale or lease) of real property

  3. Purpose • Committee is a way to gather information from the public and to present to the governing board its recommendation(s) • The governing board will then determine which properties, if any, it desires to dispose of, and in what manner (i.e., sale, lease, etc.) • The governing board does not have to adopt any of the recommendation(s) of the committee

  4. Task • Review data to determine the amount of surplus space or real property • Properties owned by RUSD • Enrollment history/projections • Establish a priority list of acceptable uses for the surplus property • Provide for community input on acceptable uses • Forward the committee’s recommendation(s) to the governing board

  5. Surplus Property • Unusable acres, approximately 13.7 acres, contained within the 40-acre field behind the Ramona High School campus

  6. 40-Acre Field To be able to impact (or develop) the approximate 20 acres, RUSD must mitigate 2.5 acres Wetland areas also must be mitigated Leaves 13.7 acres: District is not allowed to develop Permits for developing will not be approved Except for developing additional restored vernal pools

  7. Recommendation of The 7-11 Committee • Public Forum Comment: • No one from the community came to comment on the property • Recommendations of the Committee: • Offer for sale to vernal pool mitigation bank • Note: • There was discussion, and a minority view expressed that the property should be held until the real estate market regains some of its value

  8. Closing • Staff is asking for direction from Governing Board

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