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Roscoe board approves $493,844.53 in expenditures; passes surplus-trailer resolution, solar-panel variance and RFQ for village engineer
Summary
At its meeting, the Village of Roscoe board approved nearly $494,000 in bills and several consent-agenda items: declaring a 2003 Forest River travel trailer surplus, granting a variance to waive a fence for ground-mounted solar panels at 11380 Main Street, and authorizing an RFQ for a village engineer.
The Village of Roscoe board approved total expenditures of $493,844.53 and recorded an operating balance of $8,688,070.99 after bill payments, the treasurer report said. The board approved the bills by voice vote following a motion and second; recorded affirmative votes included Sima, Malakow, Wright and Babcock.
Under the consent agenda the board approved Resolution 2024 R45 declaring surplus and authorizing disposal of a 2003 Forest River travel trailer formerly used as a police command trailer. The resolution passed by voice vote with recorded "yes" votes from Malakow, Babcock, Wright and Seidman.
The board also approved Ordinance 2024-10, granting a variance to waive the requirement that a fence be installed around ground-mounted solar panels at 11380 Main Street (property owner Michael Miller). The ordinance passed by voice vote; recorded "yes" votes included Sima, Wright, Babcock and Malakow.
Finally, the board approved Resolution 2024 R46, authorizing staff to issue a request for qualifications (RFQ) to hire a qualified firm to serve as village engineer. The RFQ authorization passed by voice vote with recorded "yes" votes from Wright, Babcock and Malakow.
The board also approved the minutes of the Oct. 15, 2024 meeting by voice vote earlier in the meeting; recorded "yes" votes included Wright, Sima, Malakow and Petcock. No recorded "no" or abstention votes appear in the meeting record for these items.
All motions were presented on the consent agenda or as routine business; no extended debate or amendments were recorded in the transcript for these items.
