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Votes at a glance: Campton Hills Village Board actions and motions, April 8 meeting
Summary
Summary of formal motions and roll-call outcomes from the Campton Hills Village Board meeting on April 8, including consent agenda approval, temporary appointment of a president pro tem, passage of Ordinance 25-08 (parking), failure of a zoning text amendment motion for lack of a second, and a move to closed session for semiannual minutes review.
The Campton Hills Village Board recorded the following formal actions on April 8:
- Appointment of president pro tem: The board appointed Trustee Mallette as president pro tem for the meeting. The motion was seconded and passed on a roll call (Trustee McAlvey, Trustee Burson, Trustee Boatner, Trustee Mallette, Trustee Williams: all "Aye").
- Consent agenda: The consent agenda was approved. The motion was made and seconded; the clerk conducted a roll call approving the items (ayes recorded by trustees present).
- Ordinance 25-08 (parking regulation on Brown Road north of Route 64): Approved 3-2. Trustees Boatner, McAlvey and Mallette voted yes; Trustees Burson and Williams voted no. (See separate article for discussion and context.)
- Zoning text amendment (agenda item 6B): A motion to initiate a zoning text amendment regarding maximum size of accessory structures was moved but died for lack of a second; no action was taken to forward the item to the Planning and Zoning Commission.
- Motion to move to closed session: The board voted to enter closed session for a semiannual review of executive-session minutes under the Illinois Open Meetings Act, section 2(c)(21). Roll call recorded ayes by the trustees present.
Where explicit mover/second names or full vote tallies were not provided in the transcript, items are reported as "motion made/seconded" or as "motion died for lack of second" per the meeting record.
