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Meeting Minutes Oct 16, 2006
MINUTES FOR THE VILLAGE OF CERRO GORDO
OCTOBER 16, 2006
The monthly meeting of the President and the Board of Trustees met
at 7:00 P.M. on Oct. 16, 2006 at the Municipal Building. The
following members present were: President Jim Morgan, Trustees
Brad Williams, Lyle Shoraga, Rod Forbes, and Don Ritchie. Also
present were Atty. Colette McCarty, Treasurer Cris Perry, Clerk
Linda Ash, and P.C. Pat Carter. Trustees Jerry Morris and Mike
Songer were absent.
The meeting was called to order with minutes being read and
approved.
Before proceeding with the regular order of business, the Board
heard some comments from Brett Robinson, Superintendent of
schools. He states the school is willing to work closely with the
Village board for school needs and community needs in regards to
the TIF. Mr. Schuering would like to meet with several individuals
on a one-on-one basis or as a group, whichever will work best for
the individuals. Colette will have Mr. Schuering proceed with the
annexation of property south of town.
Dave Happ presented pay estimate number 3 for Burdick in regards
to the drainage project. All work is now completed. This includes
the grading, seeding and patching of all roads and driveways. He
recommends that the Village withhold 5% of final pay while
quantities and material certifications are reviewed by IDOT. We
will hold approximately $7600. Motion to approve payment of
$23,490.04 and hold 5% made by Trustee Ritchie, second Forbes.
Roll call: Trustees Williams, Shoraga, Forbes, and Ritchie, all
yeas.
CLAIMS REPORT
There are three bills that need to be added to the claims report.
They are AmerenIP, LaPlace Hardware, and Verizon. The breakdown
for those is:
1. AmerenIP adm-$493.83
2. AmerenIP PW-$186.47
3. AmerenIp PW-street lights-$664.70
4. AmerenIP water-$1694.12
5. AmerenIP sewer-$670.57
6. LaPlace Hardware-main ser-bldg-$326.06
7. Verizon-adm. & ps-$46.12
The Verizon wireless bill for the police phones has not arrived
yet but is expected in the next day or so. The Village clerk asked
permission to pay it when it arrives. Motion to approve claims and
pay the Verizon bill made by Trustee Forbes, second Williams.
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS REPORT
Rob is ill and not able to attend this evening. Wells 6 & 7 have
been sealed and abandoned. The sidewalks are ¾ of the way done.
CHIEF OF POLICE REPORT
Pat has received the digital camera. It is a Cannon EOS and works
really well. The department has started with ordinance violations.
So far they have 100 violations. Pat has talked to the owners of
property on North Street that has furniture left outside.
He has talked to Bodine and Flaugher about the siren site. He has
received a bid from Bodine but nothing from Flaugher. Ameren IP
suggest a pole on North end of property and then there would be no
need to trench for the wiring for the siren. The department will
also check with Chuck Morris to see if the siren is operable. No
contact on grant for phone as yet.
OLD BUSINESS
Alley-getting legal descriptions together.
Vulgamott Building-talked to Galen. He would like to buy the
parcel that the building sets on, tear it down and rebuild.
Crossing-still getting the run around on a crossing. The Village
also reported that 3 out of the 4 crossings need work.
Edwards-narrowed down parcel. Title search shows bankruptcy. The
report is 700 pages long and will cost $350 to get. It would be
worth the money as we need to know what the bankruptcy trustees
did.
Mediacom-rental agreement. There doesn’t seem to be a problem with
our request in the rental agreement. The access program is not
working. We are on the dial up system and the phone doesn’t seem
to connect. The mayor will contact Mediacom to see what broadband
would cost.
NEW BUSINESS
Burdick’s final pay was discussed earlier. The bill for IMRLMA is
due by Nov. 17. Motion by Trustee Williams, second Forbes, to pay
this bill before Nov. 17, in full. All yeas.
TRUSTEES REPORT
Lyle- asking about liens on property. One parcel in town the lien
has been missed. The Village can send a letter to the current
owner about the lien. The title company would have to make good on
the claim.
Don-asking about the community calendar.
TREASURER’S REPORT
One adjustment for the month. The leak has been fixed but the form
has not been signed yet. Motion to approve adjustment when the
signed form is in the office made by Trustee Ritchie, second
Forbes, all yeas.
There are some CD's that are due. These will be turned over into
new CD's. Cris will check the rates.
OTHER BUSINESS
The mayor has a letter from the railroad to promote safety in the
form of a train ride from Decatur to Lafayette, In. This is open
to anyone who would like to make the trip.
The dates for the Haunted House at the fair grounds are Oct. 20,
21, 27, 28, and 31 from 7-11P.M.
Official trick or treat night is Oct 31 from 5-7 P.M. Spooks and
characters are asked to frequent house that have their porch
lights on. The American Legion and Auxiliary will host a "Make
Halloween a Safe Night" at the Post home from 7-8 P.M.
Motion to adjourn at 8:15 made by Trustee Forbes, second Shoraga,
all yeas.
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Village Clerk 10/16/06
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