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that his remarks carried a lot of weight. “But we’re so busy — so piled up,” Eastham said. “There’s so much that needs our scrupulous attention.” He asked the board members to at least wait until he left the board before pursuing capitol outlay any further. “And when and if we do get a cost analysis we will not reveal the amount in advance,” Eastham said, asking that the Rappahannock News take note.
Updike suggested that the board postpone the motion on seeking a cost analysis until the school board office - bus shop is constructed.
Estabrook asked that if the board did delay, that they state their intention as to this matter clearly.
Reeve agreed. “We’ve come up to this door so many times and gone no further,” she said. “Let’s specify that we consider this again in May.”
With a motion by Updike and second by Eastham, the board voted unanimously to table the discussion on the cost analysis until May.
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