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Roscoe board approves $212,203 in expenditures and routine resolutions; approves two special-event permits
Summary
On April 15 the Village of Roscoe approved payment of $212,202.58 in invoices and payroll, declared certain items surplus, and approved equipment and repair contracts. The board also approved special-event permits for the Northpointe Triathlon (one abstention) and Top Prospects training and charity bowl.
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The Village of Roscoe board on April 15 approved the evening’s cash report and several routine resolutions and special-event permits.
Finance staff presented an expenditures summary showing invoices of $90,099 and payroll of $122,103.58, for total expenditures of $212,202.58. The transcript records the village’s motor-fuel balance as $1,762,166.30. The board moved and approved payment of the bills during the meeting.
The board also approved Resolution 2025-R13 declaring certain items of personal property surplus and authorizing their sale or disposition. The transcript lists three additional consent items voted as a group: Resolution 2025-R14 to purchase two Kubota 72" mowers for $34,847.44 (vendor/bid source: Broadford quoted amount in packet); Resolution 2025-R15 awarding Crimson Valley Landscaping $23,808 to rebuild the village hall retaining wall and restore turf; and Resolution 2025-R16, an Illinois Department of Transportation resolution for improvements under the Illinois Highway Code in the amount of $53,500.
The board also reviewed two special-event permit requests and approved both. Item 13, a permit for the Northpointe Triathlon and accompanying fun fair on June 14 (7 a.m.–noon) at 5605 Brockton Road, passed with one abstention recorded (Councilmember Wright). Item 14, a permit for Top Prospects training and a charity bowl at Riverside Park on June 21 (10 a.m.–3 p.m.), was approved.
Votes on the consent agenda and specified resolutions passed as recorded in the meeting minutes. No legal challenge, amendment or referral was noted in the transcript for these items.

