MINUTES
January 15, 2024
Meeting opened at 6:30 PM by Deputy Mayor, Ian Feulner with
the Pledge to the Flag. In attendance were Deputy Mayor Ian Feulner, Trustee
Edward Harvey, Linda Bouck, Clerk-Treasurer, Wayne Valentine, DPW
Superintendent, and Mike Hutcherson from NFP.
Approval of the December minutes as members received in
written form. It was upon motion of Trustee Harvey seconded by Deputy Mayor Feulner,
unanimously carried, to accept the minutes as written.
TREASURER’S
REPORT
Checking Account |
|
12/31/23 Balance |
General |
|
$216,916.51 |
Water |
|
$28,974.94 |
Total Fund |
|
$245,891.45 |
Trust
& Agency |
|
$30.30 |
Savings Accounts |
|
12/31/23 Balance |
Water
System Repair Reserve |
|
$2,901.09 |
Cemetery
Capital Reserve |
|
$10,844.25 |
Unemployment
Insurance Reserve |
|
$2,642.29 |
Water
Debt Service Reserve |
|
$20,941.07 |
Parks
& Recreation Reserve |
|
$3,575.88 |
General
Fund Savings |
|
$25,058.82 |
|
|
|
|
Water
|
Taxes |
Taxes
Unpaid Water
Unpaid 12/1/2023 |
$8,447.30 |
|
Paid
in December |
$168.00 |
|
Billed
in December |
$0.00 |
|
Adjusted
in December |
$0.00 |
|
Unpaid
12/31/23 |
$8,279.30 |
|
It was upon motion of Deputy Mayor Feulner, seconded by Trustee
Harvey, unanimously carried, to accept the report as given.
DPW
DPW Superintendent Valentine informed the Board of Trustees
that he is getting pricing to replace piping at the DPW shop since his
inventory is getting low, and needs more in case there are more water breaks.
Superintendent Valentine discussed that after the new pumps were replaced that
it took days to fill the tank, but the water quality is better now than it has
been in a few years. Superintendent Valentine also discussed that he and
maintenance worker Stacy VanBuren have been working hard to make sure any and
all equipment is maintained to keep up with snow removal this winter.
WATER
BILLS
3 water bills were approved to be
adjusted, resident Sherry Harrington, since her water has been turned off since
November of 2022, the Presbyterian Church, since something is wrong with their
new meter, and an unknown that was generated by the water software program.
MIKE
HUTCHERSON-VILLAGE INSURANCE
Mike discussed with the Board of Trustees
that the Village now has Selective Insurance Company, instead of Trident since
Trident wanted over $16,000.00 and Selective Insurance is offering us the same
coverage for just under $13,000.00. Mike also discussed the policy on abuse
prevention and why it’s important for the Village to have it in place, and
asked the Board to adopt it.
RESOLVED, upon motion of Trustee
Harvey, seconded by Deputy Mayor Feulner, unanimously carried.
BUDGET
Clerk-Treasurer Bouck asked the
Board and DPW Superintendent to start thinking about upcoming items they may
need so she can start working on the new 2024-2025 fiscal year budget.
OTHER
BUSINESS
Clerk-Treasurer
Bouck asked the Board for approval for Deputy Clerk-Treasurer Eve Bouboulis to
take the Introduction to Accounting in March, the registration fee is $85.00.
RESOLVED,
upon motion of Deputy Mayor Feulner, seconded by Trustee Harvey, unanimously
carried.
AUDIT
OF CLAIMS
After review by the board, it was upon motion of Trustee Harvey,
seconded by Deputy Mayor Feulner, unanimously carried to make payment on bills
and budget amendments and modifications as follows:
General
Fund |
Ch.
#’s 15900-15931 |
$16,067.67 |
Water
Fund |
Ch.
#’s 15900-15931 |
$3,912.89 |
Total
Fund |
Ch.
#’s 15900-15931 |
$19,980.56 |
Trust
and Agency Fund |
Ch.
# 2040 & Auto deductions |
$3,393.52 |
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting adjourned at 7:39 PM
upon motion of Deputy Mayor Feulner, seconded by Trustee Harvey, unanimously
carried.
Respectfully
Submitted,
Linda Bouck, Clerk-Treasurer
January 16, 2024
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