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Lynwood trustees approve mobile-food ordinance, solar permit, settlement authorization and three payment memos
Summary
At its Jan. 14 meeting the Village of Lynwood Board of Trustees adopted an ordinance creating a mobile food‑vendor chapter, granted a special-use permit for a solar project, authorized a settlement agreement tied to a Section 1983 suit and approved three bill-payment memos totaling about $823,808.
The Village of Lynwood Board of Trustees on Jan. 14 approved an ordinance creating a licensing chapter for mobile food vendors, granted a special‑use permit to a proposed solar farm, authorized the village president to execute a settlement agreement in a pending federal Section 1983 case and approved three bill‑payment memos covering payroll and other expenditures.
The board voted unanimously on each item. Trustee Christie Lilly moved the ordinance (Ordinance No. 24‑25) to add Chapter 22, Article 7 on mobile food vendors; Trustee Dunlap seconded and all trustees voted “yes.” Attorney Boyle told trustees the measure had its first reading at the December meeting and the new chapter “streamlines the process” for mobile vendors, separating it from the general business license code.
Trustees also adopted Resolution No. 24‑26, granting a special‑use permit to Flower Moon LLC for a solar energy project. The permit came to the…
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