Murrieta Valley Unified School District

Measure BB Independent Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee

Established by the Board of Education pursuant to the passage of Measure BB, the Citizens' Oversight Committee was created to represent the community's interests, monitor the implementation of Measure BB and report their findings to the community. The Committee's tasks are to:

• Meet with the Deputy Superintendent of Business and Operations and district staff regularly to review the use of general obligation bond funds and monitor the implementation of Measure BB
• Review scheduling, budgeting, planning and construction of projects to be funded by the bond measure.
• Verify that work was completed, and bond funds were expended in accordance with the bond measure.

The committee members serve for a term of two years and no more than two consecutive terms. The Committee will not be disbanded until all bond funds are spent.

All committee proceedings are open to the public and subject to the provisions of the Ralph M. Brown Act.

In accordance with Proposition 39, committee members cannot be compensated for their service and no bond funds will be used to pay for any committee expenses. Expenses related to the publication of committee reports and meeting materials for the committee will be paid from the District's general fund.

While serving on the Committee and for one year following membership, members of the committee and their companies or businesses are prohibited from contracting with the District with respect to, or bidding on projects funded by, the bond measure.  Members serve two-year terms.

Oversight Committee Members