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St John Town Redevelopment Authority elects officers, approves $235,437.50 voucher

2157126 · January 28, 2025
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Summary

At its Jan. 27, 2025 meeting the St John Town Redevelopment Authority elected Rob Kometz president, Steven Tyler vice president and Kathleen Balicki secretary, approved minutes from Nov. 4, 2024, and approved an accounts payable voucher of $235,437.50 that includes a bond service payment and a trustee fee.

The St John Town Redevelopment Authority on Jan. 27, 2025, elected officers and approved routine financial business including an accounts-payable voucher totaling $235,437.50.

Rob Kometz, a member of the St John Town Redevelopment Authority, was elected president. Steven Tyler, a member of the St John Town Redevelopment Authority, was elected vice president, and Kathleen Balicki, a member of the St John Town Redevelopment Authority, was elected secretary.

The actions came early in a short, procedural meeting that included roll call, approval of the Nov. 4, 2024 meeting minutes and a brief clarification about the large voucher before the board moved on to adjourn.

Board members approved the minutes from the Nov. 4, 2024 meeting by voice vote. The board then discussed and approved an accounts-payable voucher in the amount of $235,437.50. A board member asked whether the voucher represented bond service; staff confirmed the payment was for bond service and that the voucher also included the annual fee for the trustee that processes payments through US Bank, which the meeting recorded as $1,300.

All formal motions recorded in the meeting passed by voice vote with no recorded dissent. The meeting recorded no public comment and adjourned after the votes.

The meeting was largely procedural; no new policy items, contracts, or hearings were raised for debate or referral.