Lyons City Council Meeting Minutes

January 21, 2016 Leave a comment


LYONS CITY COUNCIL MEETING

January 5, 2016

A regular meeting of the Mayor and Council of the City of Lyons was called to order by Mayor Andrew Fuston at 5:30 P.M., January 5, 2016, at the Lyons City Hall. Present were Council members Steinmeyer, Brink, Wheaton, and Minton.

The Mayor publicly stated to all in attendance that a current copy of the Nebraska Open Meetings Act was available for review and indicated the location of such copy posted in the room where the meeting was being held.

The meeting was called to order upon motion by Brink, second by Wheaton. Motion carried.

Moved by Wheaton, seconded by Minton to approve the following consent agenda:

  1. Dispense with reading of minutes of meetings held December 1.
  2. Claims as presented.
  3. Treasurer report.

All council members voted YEA.

CLAIMS: C & J AUTO maint 125.00, CHRYSLER CAPITAL police car 651.58, CURB APPEAL serv 2,520.00, ENGELHARDT TV & COMM battery 68.99, FARM AND HOME INSURANCE treasurer bond 125.00, FRICKENSTEIN PUMPING serv 595.00, GALE/CENTAGE LEARNING books 65.41, JACK’S UNIFORMS shoes 89.95, JENSEN PLUMBING & HEATING serv 1,270.20, LORENSEN GRAIN & READY MIX rock, gravel, sand 1,214.96, LYONS MIRROR-SUN publ 121.69, LYONS POSTMASTER box rent 114.00, MARILYN TENNEY reimb 10.00, MIDWEST SERVICE AND SALES maint 1,077.30, PENWORTHY books 64.97, ROBERT RIVERA ins reimb 95.74, T & H ELECTRIC baler setup 1,329.36, VERIZON WIRELESS serv 185.83, AMERICAN BROADBAND serv 516.55, AMERICAN FUNDS SERVICE pension 549.07, BURT COUNTY SHERIFF fees 20.00, RICHARD P COEN JR serv 825.00, DANIEL A SMITH fee 1,000.00, ELECTRONIC CONTRACTING serv 700.17, ELITE COMPUTERS maint 48.00, SYNCHRONY BANK/AMAZON books/suppl 409.40, HOLMQUIST GRAIN & LUMBER suppl 63.43, OFFICE NET serv 80.00, OLSSON ASSOCIATES fees 957.03, JIM BUCK ins reimb 1,250.00, GREGG SIMONSEN ins reimb 505.77, NE DHHS lic renewals 690.00, REGION 4 deposit refund 244.14, DONNA FARRENS deposit refund 162.91, JUDSON GOLKA deposit refund 210.31, COLONIAL RESEARCH CHEMICAL suppl 176.65, WESTERN AREA POWER ADMIN elec 7,059.59, GAS PRODUCTS SALES meters 1,601.00, HD SUPPLY WATERWORKS meters 4,028.06, MIDWEST LABORATORIES testing 163.63, NDEQ – FISCAL SERVICES license 150.00, NEBRASKA PUBLIC HEALTH testing 52.00, NPGA nat gas 26,515.67, NPPD elec 27,835.56, QUALITY PRINTING suppl 284.00, SAVEMORE MARKET suppl 39.22, STEINY’S GENERAL STORE suppl 993.94, ZEE MEDICAL suppl 38.40, BURT COUNTY PUBLIC POWER elec 1,841.40, CENTURYLINK serv 45.86, CITY OF LYONS util 4,968.57, CLARITUS suppl 168.71, CNA AUTO serv 1,311.79, CUMMINS CENTRAL POWER maint 1,089.07, DOUGLAS COUNTY HEALTH testing 10.00, GAS PRODUCTS SALES suppl 230.10, LEAGUE OF NE MUNICIPALITIES workshop 40.00, MAILFINANCE equip lease 327.00, NEBRASKA RURAL WATER ASSOC dues 150.00, OHIO NATIONAL LIFE pension 3,919.20, PENDER IMPLEMENT chain saw 494.13, PROFESSIONAL SERVICES ins 388.82, SAPP BROS PETROLEUM propane 20.00, NEBR DEPT OF REVENUE sales tax 7,467.08, FEDERATED INSURANCE health ins 13,469.05, RON DABERKOW ins reimb 1,250.00, RAYMOND HAYES ins reimb 911.10, MARY LOU RITTER ins reimb 522.72, PAM STANSBERRY ins reimb 819.50, TERRY UEDING ins reimb 747.75, TOTALFUNDS BY HASLER postage fee 19.99, CITY OF LYONS payroll 25,241.46, EFTPS payroll tax 7,360.04, NEBR DEPT OF REVENUE payroll tax 919.98.

Council Member Wheaton introduced Ordinance 723: AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND ENACTING PROVISIONS FOR THE CITY OF LYONS, BURT COUNTY, NEBRASKA, PROVIDING FOR THE ADOPTNG OF ELECTRICAL INTERCONNECTION STANDARDS, (ALSO KNOWN AS NET METERING), STANDARDS FOR INTERCONNECTION, PROCEDURES, AGREEMENTS, CHARGES AND FEES BY ADDING SECTION 3-918 TO 3-921, and moved for the suspension of the statutory rule requiring reading on three separate days, seconded by Minton. Upon roll call vote, YEA: Steinmeyer, Brink, Minton, & Wheaton. NAY: None. The motion to suspend the rules, concurred by all Council members was declared suspended.

Ordinance No. 723 was read by title, and Council member Steinmeyer moved for passage of the ordinance, seconded by Council member Brink. Upon roll call vote, YEA: Steinmeyer, Brink, Minton, & Wheaton. NAY: None. The motion to adopt Ordinance No. 723, by a majority of all Council members, was declared passed and adopted. The Mayor, in the presence of the Council, signed the ordinance, and the Clerk attested the passage and adoption of said ordinance by affixing her signature. Publication of said ordinance is in pamphlet form. The Lyons City Office has a true, correct, and complete copy of Ordinance No. 723.

The meeting was adjourned at 6:45 P.M., upon motion by Steinmeyer, seconded by Minton. Motion carried.

Mary Lou Ritter, CMC, City Clerk

A complete text of the minutes are on file in the office of the City Clerk, 335 Main Street, during regular business hours.

 

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Village of Decatur Meeting Minutes

January 20, 2016 Leave a comment


Village Board of Decatur Regular Meeting
January 12th, 2016 4:30P.M.

The Board of the Village of Decatur met in regular session at 4:30 P.M. at the City Hall on January 12th, 2016. Visitors signing in Patty Plugge, Peggy Smith, Tim Slaughter, Chelsey Dunning, Justin Smith, Nico Hardeman, Jason Troutman, Robert Mayo, Not signing in Alta Wolf, Mark Jackson, Brantley Vavra

 

1)         Meeting Called to Order by Chairman Kellogg

 

Roll Call: Kellogg-y, Siecke-y, Tolby-y

 

2)        Agenda and minutes of the previous month’s meeting received:

 

Roll Call: Kellogg-y, Siecke-y, Tolby-y

 

3)        Approval and/or correction and suspended reading of the previous month minutes.

 

Roll Call: Kellogg-y, Siecke-y, Tolby-y

 

4)        EXCUSE BOARD MEMBERS NOT ATTENDING THE MEETING:

 

All present

5)        OATH OF OFFICE: Kellogg asked Cheryl Gatewood to come to the table.

Cheryl Gatewood read I, Cheryl Gatewood, do solemnly swear that I will support the constitution of the United States and the constitution of the State of Nebraska, against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or for purpose of evasion; and that I will faithfully and impartially perform the duties of the office of Board of Trustees according to law, and to the best of my ability. And I do further swear that I do not advocate, nor am I a member of any political party or organization that advocates the overthrow of the government of the United States or of this State by force or violence; and that during such time as I am in this position I will not advocate nor become a member of any political party or organization that advocates the overthrow of the government of the United States or of this State by force or violence, so help me God.

Subscribed and sworn by the above named Cheryl Gatewood before me this 12th day of January, 2016. Witness my hand and official seal.

Signed Cheryl Gatewood

Witnessed by Ann M. Chytka

Kellogg welcomed her to the Village Board of Decatur

 

6)         REPORTS OF OFFICERS, BOARDS AND OR COMMITTEES:

 

1)         Police: Monthly Report- Justin Smith came to the table. He stated that we are having speeding coming off the bridge. He has had a couple of suggestions about how to slow traffic down going across the bridge. One would be to have a cop car parked down by the road it will be manned some of the time and unmanned other times. Another option would be to have a speed sign to let people know what their speed is. Siecke asked if we could borrow the counties radar speed trailer. Smith will do some checking on that. Or we could purchase a standard Radar Enforced signs. The estimate for the solar radar speed sign is $3,595.00.

Officer Smith reported 4 new criminal cases, 11 warnings most from coming over the bridge, and 1 citation given since the 1st of the year.

Officer Smith also stated that he made a demand letter to Joseph Gatto Jr. for the return of $1,395.00 in equipment that belongs to Decatur.

Officer Smith said that we are continuing to deal with the stray dogs. He stated that there is a signup sheet at the village office to have the live dog trap in a residents yard if they are having problems with stray dogs.

5 houses have been deemed condemned by the health board.

2 grants have been worked since November. Click it or Ticket and a DUI grant.

Kellogg appreciates all the work that Officer Smith has done in the last couple months.

 

Gatewood made a motion to purchase 2 Radar Enforced signs 2nd by Tolby Roll-call- Kellogg-y, Siecke-y, Gatewood-y, Tolby-y.

 

2)         Lights: Monthly Report Kellogg reported one turned off and one turned back on.   no problems have been reported.
3)         Water & Sewer: Clerk presented the Laynes estimate for fixing the well. Kellogg    signed the proposal. Kellogg asked if the tests for water and sewer had been done.      Chytka stated water went out today and sewer will be sent tomorrow.
4)         Parks: Monthly Report- Tolby report no income from the park. The tree committee will be meeting to discuss placement of the tree’s from the Celebrate   trees grant. Kellogg stated once the weather gets nice we will be revisiting the         dock.

 

5)         Streets: Monthly Report -October’s city sales tax $3068.88.

Street repairs- Siecke wanted to thank the members of the community that                                    stepped up to help with the snow removal the last time.

 

6)        Recycling Report:

  1. A) Income received of $217.12 from October’s cardboard hauled. We have recycling that needs to be hauled to Tekamah.

 

7)        OLD BUSINESS

1) A)Knife River sent an email stating that they would like to do the patching on our                             streets next spring. Clerk reported that on the October 10th we had decided which                              roads would be patched. 10th St: Broadway- 4th Ave. going with 4: 330 square                            yards $13,438.40 and 7th St North of Bridge $7055.16. totaling $20493.56.

Gatewood asked if we had someone to write grants to help pay for the repairs.                             Kellogg said that we are still looking for grant writers.

 

2) David Malloy- Question about taps on main line- Not present

 

3) Patty Plugge- Economic Development Corporation- To explain the Demo Grant           available. Plugge reported that they have $75,000 to distribute. They are giving 2 grants   to each community. The grant cycle runs January-March 31st. They grant will match      50% of the demo cost.

 

4) Kay Kellogg- Relay for Life Clerk reported that they just want to make sure that the   lights at the all field and the port-a-potties will be available. Kellogg said that this was   ok’d last month. This will take place during River Front Days.

 

5) Tim Slaughter- Streets: Slaughter came to the table stated that the amount of taxes that are accumulated in that .4 miles. is $40,200. He said that people were getting stuck down         at the end of the circle and the street needs to be repaired.   Kellogg reported that we are    working on the streets. Siecke stated that we will be discussing the 1 and 6 year road           plan.

 

 

8)        NEW BUSINESS

 

1) Justin Smith- Speed sign for road coming off the bridge. Discussed up in police             report.

 

2) Liquor license for Fireman’s Ball Feb. 6th: Jason Troutman and Brantley Vavra came    to the table and asked for permission for Liquor License for the fireman’s ball. Gatewood        made a motion to let them have a liquor license for the Ball on February 6th. 2nd Siecke    roll call, Tolby-y, Kellogg-y, Gatewood-y, Siecke-y.

 

3) Rob Mayo Sanitation- Curbside recycling-Rob Mayo came to the table and would like             to know if we would be interested in curbside recycling. They would provide the     containers. The only thing that they would not take is Styrofoam. He said that this         would be free of charge until November when the contract is due to renew. Gatewood        and Kellogg discussed that we need community feed back to see if anyone would be             interested in the curbside service. It is possible for the people to have recycling as an        option on the utility bill. The charge will be between $1-$5. Kellogg tabled recycling   until next month.

 

4) Nico Hardeman- Nico came to the table he said that he wants to talk about the property           clean up. Nico asked about the property up by the church. Siecke asked if we could get a     status on the Stone property. Kellogg said that we can have volunteers go and clean it up             if they sign a waiver.

 

5) Peggy Smith- Discuss 1 & 6 year Road Plan- Peggy came to the table the board            discussed the 1 & 6 year plan. Peggy will add the street patch work that Knife River will        do to the list. We will hold the public hearing on February 11th at 4:30 for the 1 & 6       year plan.

 

6) Discuss hiring of a city crew worker- Siecke made a motion to put an ad for a full-        time maintenance worker who is 21 years of age, working towards water and sewer        certificate. Valid divers license, and high school diploma or equivalent. Competitive           wage. 2nd Gatewood

Roll call- Tolby-y, Kellogg-y, Siecke-y, Gatewood-y

 

9)         CORRESPONDENCE

Robert Richards resigned as of 1/11/2016. Siecke made a motion to accept Robert Richards resignation 2nd by Gatewood Roll call- Tolby-y, Kellogg-y, Siecke-y,    Gatewood-y.

A list will be available in the Clerk’s office for those interested in filling the vacant seat.     The cutoff date for the list will be January 27th.

 

Don Freese and Joyce McCullock have resigned from the planning commission.
 

10)       ANNOUNCEMENTS

The public meeting for the 1 & 6 year road plan will be held at 4:30 on Thursday   February 11th at 4:30 with regular board meeting to follow.

 

11)       APPROPRIATIONS AND CONSIDERATION OF THE CLAIMS:

 

1) Claims preapproved by Siecke & Tolby

 

2) Motion to Approve the Claims as Submitted

 

Siecke 2nd Tolby

 

Roll Call: Gatewood-y, Kellogg-y, Siecke-y, Tolby-y

 

12)       MOTION TO ADJOURN THE MEETING          

Gatewood 2nd Siecke

 

Adjournment Time:     6:22
______________________________

Loretta Kellogg Chairman

__________________________

Ann M Chytka Clerk

 

 

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Oakland City Council December Meeting Minutes

January 19, 2016 Leave a comment


Minutes of City Council Meeting

City of Oakland, NE

Regular Meeting

 

A meeting of the Mayor and City Council of the City of Oakland, Nebraska was convened in open and public session at 5:30 p.m. on December 21, 2015 at the Oakland Auditorium. This was the regular monthly meeting. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Ted Beckner. On roll call, Council members Denise Gilliland, Matt Johnson, Greg Mockenhaupt, and Luke Blanc answered present.

Notice of the meeting was given in advance thereof by the posting of a notice, one of the designated methods for giving notice, as shown by the certification of posting attached to these minutes. Availability of the agenda was communicated in the advance notice and in the notice to the Mayor and City Council.

Mayor Beckner reminded all present of the location of the Open Meeting Laws poster in the back of the Rosen Room and stated that the council would be conducting business in accordance with said law.

The minutes of the November 16th, 2015 meeting were presented. D. Gilliland made a motion to approve the minutes as presented and L. Blanc seconded. All council members voted AYE.

The treasurer’s report for November 2015 were presented and questions answered. M. Johnson made a motion to accept the treasurer report and G. Mockenhaupt seconded. All council voted AYE.

Tim Adams and Dave Henke from JEO were present to discuss Change Order #1 and Final Application for the Water and Sewer project. M. Johnson made a motion to approve Change Order #1 for Group B. D. Gilliland seconded the motion. All council voted AYE.

  1. Johnson made a motion to pay Application No. 1 ,which included the Change order # 1 that was approved, for $123,850.000 .D. Gilliland seconded the motion. All council members voted AYE.
  2. Johnson made a motion move and pass Resolution 2015-18,ACCEPTANCE OF THE WORK IN SANITARY SEWER DISTRICT NO. 2015-1. D. Gilliland seconded the motion. All council motioned AYE.

Phil Lorenzen, representative from D. A Davidson, discussed authorization of Bonds for the Water and Sewer project.

  1. Gilliland introduced the following Ordinance entited: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF OAKLAND, NEBRASKA, AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF GENERAL OBLIGATION VARIOUS PURPOSE BONDS, SERIES 2016, OF THE CITY OF OAKLAND, IN THE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF NOT-TO-EXCEED NINE HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ($950,000) TO PAY A PORTION OF THE COST OF WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS CONSTITUTING MAINTENANCE, REPLACEMENT, EXTENSIONS, IMPROVEMENTS AND ENLARGEMENTS OF THE CITY’S EXISTING WATER SYSTEM; TO PAY A PORTION OF THE COST OF IMPROVE­MENTS IN SANITARY SEWER DISTRICT NO. 2015-1; PRESCRIBING THE FORM OF SAID BONDS; PROVIDING FOR THE LEVY OF TAXES TO PAY THE SAME AFTER THE APPLICATION OF OTHER FUNDS AVAILABLE THEREFOR; AUTHORIZING CERTAIN OTHER DOCUMENTS AND ACTIONS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH; PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION OF THIS ORDINANCE IN PAMPHLET FORM; AND RELATED MATTERS and moved that the statutory rule requiring an ordinance to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be suspended. G. Mockenhaupt seconded the motion to suspend the rules and upon roll call vote, all council members voted AYE. Ordinance 698 was then read by title and G. Mockenhaupt moved for its final passage, which motion was seconded by M. Johnson. All voted AYE.

Kent Steinmeyer present the council with a new skid loader lease agreement. M. Johnson made a motion to approve the new skid loader lease. D. Gilliland seconded the motion.

Patty Plugge, with Burt County Economic Development, was present to describe the details for the new Demolition Project that will be available for the City.

Chief Poland gave the police report and answered any questions the council had.

Bryan Johnson gave the street department report and answered any question the council had.

No action was taken on accepting bids for 100 N Park.

  1. Gilliland made a motion to allow the City office to purchase a debit/credit card reader. G. Mockenhaupt seconded the motion. All council member voted AYE
  2. Mockenhaupt made a motion to add Colonial Life benefits to the City’s benefit package. L. Blanc seconded the motion. All council members voted AYE.

Mayor Beckner announced that it was time for the annual reorganization of the council and asked for nomination for the position of council president. G. Mockenhaupt nominated Denise Gilliland as council president. Mayor Beckner asked for a vote on the nomination of Denise Gilliland for council president. M. Johnson, G. Mockenhaupt, and L. Blanc voted AYE. D. Gilliland abstained.

  1. Johnson made a motion to fill the following boards, standing committees and appointed personnel:

Standing Committee Appointments: Building & Grounds – Luke Blanc,Parks & Recreation – Luke Blanc, Streets & Alleys – Denise Gilliland, Water & Sewer –Matt Johnson, Solid Waste & Recycling – Greg Mockenhaupt, Library – Greg Mockenhaupt

Other Appointments– Northeast Nebraska Solid Waste Coalition – Greg Mockenhaupt

Other Appointments that continue unless otherwise vacated:Clerk/Treasurer – Katie Onken, Municipal Attorney – the firm of Johnson & Mock,Police Chief – Terry Poland, Police Officer – William Findlay, Reserve officers: Jimmy Murphy & John Sparks, Engineer – JEO Consulting Group, Utility Superintendent – Dan Tanksley, Street Supervisor – Bryan Johnson,.Zoning Administrator – Katie Onken, Appoint Margaret Johnson to the Oakland Heights Nursing home board for a term commencing 1/1/2016 for four years.

  1. Johnson made a motion to appoint Julie A Ogden from JEO Consulting Group, Inc, as our Street Superintendent. G. Mockenhaupt seconded the motion. All council members voted AYE.
  2. Mockehaupt made a motiont to appoint Matt Munderholh from Johnson & Mock as the City Attorney. M. Johnson seconded the motion. All council members voted AYE.

Mayor Beckner announced that the Christmas Party will be held on January 30th,2016 at the Oakland Golf Club.

  1. Johnson made a motion to allow the Chamber of Commerce to use the auditorium at no charge on Janurary 16th, 2015. D. Gilliland seconded the motion with all council member voting AYE.
  2. Johnson introduced the following Ordinance 696 entited: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF OAKLAND, NEBRASKA, TO AMEND CITY CODE SECTION 5-317, INCREASING THE FINE FOR PARKING VIOLATIONS; TO REPEAL

CONFLICTING ORDINANCES AND SECTIONS; TO PROVIDE AN EFFECTIVE DATE. and moved that the statutory rule requiring an ordinance to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be suspended. D. Gilliland seconded the motion to suspend the rules and upon roll call vote, all council members voted AYE.

  1. Gilliland introduced the following Ordiance 697 entitled :AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF OAKLAND, NEBRASKA, TO AMEND PORTIONS OF THE CITY’S EMPLOYEE HANDBOOK PERTAINING TO THE TREATMENT OF CERTAIN OVERTIME HOURS AND PAY FOR EMPLOYEES WHO DO SNOW REMOVAL FOR THE CITY; to repeal conflicting ordinances and sections; to provide an effective date. and moved that the statutory rule requiring an ordinance to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be suspended. G. Mockenhaupt seconded the motion to suspend the rules and upon roll call vote, all council members voted AYE.
  2. Mockenhaupt made a motion to allow Dan Tanksley to attend the League of Municipalities annual conference. M. Johnson seconded the motion, all council members voted AYE.

Mayor Beckner announced that the council was going into executive session in regards to personnel matters. M. Johnson made a motion to enter executive session at 7:30. G. Mockenhaupt seconded the motion. All member voted AYE.

  1. Johnson made a motion to come out of executive session at 7:58 p.m. G. Mockenhaupt seconded the motion. All council members voted AYE.

The bills and warrants were presented to the City Council as follows:

Paper: Oakland Hghts (dent.ins.city) 359.62,Anderson Hardware 377.55,ANDY’S QUIK STOP 427.25, Barco Municipal Products Inc. 209.56,BLACK HILLS ENERGY 238.13,BCBS 19,127.47,Bomgaars Supply Inc. 159.99,Braniff Service 80.00,Burt Co. Sheriff’s Office 30.00,CVA 978.51,Colonial Research 179.20 Data Tech. 3,473.19,DEARBORN 144.53,DHHS DPH 115.00,Egan Supply Company 404.78,Farmer’s Pride 361.94,First Bankcard 241.06,FREMONT ELECTIC INC 1,249.62,Gall’s Inc.222.69,Gene Steffy Chrysler 37,221.00,GRAFIX SHOPPE 1,035.00,HD Supply 2,031.90,Holmquist Lumber 505.26 Ingram Library Services 825.43,INSUREVEST FINANCIAL 500.00,JEO 175.00,Jerri Case 36.64,Johnson & Mock 1,425.00,JONES AUTOMOTIVE 2,937.21, K-C Parts & Repairs 90.80,Lindstrom Repair 100.00,MAXSUR 617.72,Mid Con Systems 645.96,Midwest Lab. 693.50Nebraska Public Health 283.00, Nelson’s Food Pride 98.86, Oakland Independent 79.96,ONE CALL 20.15,PB ELECTRONICS INC 1,505.00,Quality 42.79,R. J. K. Electric 319.50,Railroad Man.176.86,Sargent Drilling 450.00,USA Blue Book 290.83, Verizon Wireless 191.16,WatchGuard 4,820.00,NNSWC 4,132.38,NPPD 7,837.05 Electronic:EFTPS 4,168.05,FIRST NATIONAL BANK- HSA 250.00,Ameritas 927.44, EFTPS 4,057.65,Nebraska Dept.of Revenue 1,108.50,FIRST NATIONAL BANK- HAS 2,280.00,Ameritas 945.43

D. Gilliland made a motion to accept the warrants. M. Johnson seconded the motion and all the council voted AYE.

 

There being no further business to come before the council, the meeting adjourned at 8:00.

 

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Ted R. Beckner, Mayor

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Katie K Onken

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Village of Decatur Meeting Minutes

December 16, 2015 Leave a comment


Village Board of Decatur Regular Meeting
December 10, 2015 4:36P.M.

The Board of the Village of Decatur met in regular session at 4:36 P.M. at the City Hall on December 10th, 2015. Visitors signing in Debbie Krutilek, Dale Wolf, Alta Wolf, Nina Mussack, Jim Maryott, Debbie Maryott, Mark Siecke, Jack Huffman, Jill Maryott, Kay Kellogg, Karma Farrens, Skip Farrens, Tim Slaughter, Jason Troutman, Steve Kellogg, Bob Kellogg, Ellen Olson, Not signing in Chelsey Dunning, and Matt Munderloh.

 

1)        The meeting was called to order by Chairman Loretta Kellogg

Kellogg stated we do not have a quorum present to run this meeting, so the meeting is adjourned.

Adjourned at 4:37
 

Loretta Kellogg/Chairperson

Ann Chytka /Village Clerk

 

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