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Votes at a glance: Riverside board approves consent agenda, closes public hearing and adjourns to executive session (Feb. 6)
Summary
At its Feb. 6 meeting the Village of Riverside Board of Trustees approved the consent agenda including vehicle purchases and code updates, unanimously closed a public hearing on bond issuance, and voted to adjourn to executive session for litigation and property acquisition discussions.
The Village of Riverside Board of Trustees conducted several formal votes Feb. 6. Below is a concise list of actions recorded at the meeting and the roll-call outcomes.
Votes at a glance
1) Close public hearing on intent to issue up to $6.2 million in general obligation bonds: Approved by unanimous roll-call vote of trustees present.
2) Consent agenda: Approved. The consent agenda, approved by roll call, included the following separately listed items in the meeting packet: approve voucher list of bills (02/06/2025); approve Village Board regular meeting minutes (01/16/2025) and executive session minutes (01/16/2025); review and file Parks & Recreation Board minutes (Nov. 18, 2024) and Planning & Zoning Commission minutes (Dec. 17, 2024); review and file department monthly reports (Police & Fire Dec. 2024; Finance Dec. 2024; Community Development Jan. 2025); a resolution authorizing the village manager to issue a purchase order to Ziegler Auto Group of North Riverside for a 2025 Ford utility interceptor in an amount not to exceed $47,175.70; a resolution authorizing the village manager to waive competitive bidding and execute a sales agreement with Curry Commercial Truck Center for an amount not to exceed $33,565 for a 2025 Ford Maverick pickup; an ordinance amending Title 8 relating to water charges for places of worship; an ordinance adopting the official updated zoning map of the Village of Riverside; and a resolution revising special event/facility rental policy and procedures for the train station. The clerk called the roll and trustees present voted aye on the motion to approve the consent agenda.
3) Motion to adjourn to executive session to discuss probable, imminent or pending litigation and acquisition of real property: Approved by unanimous roll-call vote. The board stated it would not reconvene for public action after the executive session.
Roll-call summary for recorded votes: Trustee Mateo, Trustee Marshaszka, Trustee Clarity, Trustee Evans, Trustee Kos and Trustee Gallagos recorded aye votes on the motions above when roll calls were taken; there were no recorded nays, abstentions, recusals or absences for these items in the transcript.
