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February
10, 2009
Regular Meeting
Mayor
Franks called the February meeting to order with Sturtewagen, Gustafson,
DeRycke, and Fulton present. Also present at the meeting were Don Sierens
and John Roegiers.
Minutes
Sturtewagen, seconded by Gustafson, made a motion to approve the minutes of
the previous meeting. Motion carried.
Monthly Bills
Gustafson, seconded by DeRycke, made a motion to pay the monthly bills.
Motion carried. Under discussion was a bill from Martin Equipment of Iowa
for work on the new backhoe. Fulton will research to find out if the bill is
covered by warranty.
Police Report
Board members received a written report from Tim Wise showing 2 citations
and 10 warnings for the month.
Economic Development Report
There was no Economic Development Report.
Update from Shive-Hattery
Land acquisition remains in negotiations on the Melvin Saad property and
James Wildemuth Estate property. It appears that an agreement has been
reached with Mr. Saad. A letter from his lawyer, signed by Mr. Saad, had
been received. Verbally an agreement with the James Wildemuth estate has
been made, pending monies spent toward farming that ground in the spring
being added to the amount. The bid date will tentatively be April 24, 2009,
with completion of the road in Spring of 2010.
Update on new concession stand
Construction has begun. DeDecker’s Hardware and Dierick’s Electric have been
called to be ready once the shell is built.
Old Dump Truck
Board members discussed what to do with the old red dump truck. Fulton and
Franks already had offers from people who wanted to buy the truck. The
Hatzer-Nordstrom Spring Consignment Sale is approaching. It was decided to
sell the truck to Mike Nordstrom for $1500.00.
Ordinance 313
An ordinance to amend the zoning ordinance of the Village of Annawan for a
Planned Unit Development was prepared by Attorney Scott Smith and presented
to board members. Voting on the ordinance was tabled to next month’s meeting
due to the length of the ordinance and the absence of board members.
Extended Warranty for New Dump Truck
Board members discussed the need for an extended warranty. More information
is needed about the current warranty before a decision can be made. No
action was taken. It will be on the agenda for the March meeting.
Zoning Change
A request for a zoning change from agriculture to industrial had been made
by Patriot Renewable Fuels. Attorney Scott Smith has been made aware of the
request.
Building Maintenance
Jerry Van Damme will be called to repair the leaky ceiling in the village
board meeting room.
Adjourn
There being no further business, Gustafson, seconded by Sturtewagen made a
motion to adjourn. Motion carried.
Julie
DeSplinter
Village
Clerk
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