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Votes at a glance: Crown Point Board of Public Works and Safety, March 20, 2025

5480008 · March 20, 2025
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Summary

A summary of motions the board approved on March 20, 2025, including vendor renewals, signage requests, venue agreements, roster additions and contract deferrals.

The Crown Point City Board of Public Works and Safety took the following formal actions during its March 20, 2025 meeting. Most motions passed on voice votes with no recorded opposition.

Votes at a glance

- Add two agenda items requested by Public Works (purchase of two chassis and two Peterbilt bodies): approved by voice vote.

- Defer electrical and gas utility easement for T-Mobile water-tower location to next meeting: motion to defer approved.

- Vendor license renewal for Milan Dimyavrich (vendor known as Donald's Dog): renewal approved following submission of permits and insurance.

- Library mini-golf signage request (Crown Point Community Library): approved for event signage and parking banners for the April mini-golf fundraiser.

- Add James Borden to the EMA roster after background and drug-screening checks: approved (roster addition makes him the 19th member noted by staff).

- Venue service agreement for Get Loud Entertainment (Bulldog Park promoter): approved under previously reviewed terms.

- Contract approval for summer concert series with Tom Long's Entertainment LLC: approved at $36,000 payable in two $18,000 increments.

- Release/extension of bonds for boring work and other engineering requests: staff-requested deferrals and extensions approved by the board.

Each listed motion passed by voice vote with no recorded “no” votes. The board voted on many routine administrative and procurement items that carried forward project timelines or established vendor approvals; individual motions included the standard second and unanimous aye counts recorded in the meeting audio but no roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript.