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Votes at a glance: payments, park stump bid, nuisance cleanup and Halloween fireworks approved
Summary
The Village of Saint Charles council approved several routine items including payments, a stump-grinding bid for Coal Miners Park, a property cleanup contract for 632 Flint, and a fireworks permit for a Halloween event.
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At its July 9 meeting the Village of Saint Charles council approved several routine items and small contracts in recorded roll-call votes.
Payments: The council approved payments totaling $175,168.01. Roll-call votes recorded: Paul Jendorski — Yes; Christine Newman — Yes; Michael Nesbitt — Yes; Edgar Titoff — Absent; Kathy Harris — Yes; Darcy McSwain — Yes; Jennifer Rosser Nesbitt — Yes.
Coal Miners Park stump grinding: The council accepted a bid of $2,400 from CNC Stope to grind and remove 12 (and one additional) stumps at Coal Miners Park. Roll-call votes recorded: Paul Jendorski — Yes; Christine Newman — Yes; Michael Nesbitt — Yes; Edgar Titoff — Absent; Kathy Harris — Yes; Darcy McSwain — Yes; Jennifer Rosser Nesbitt — Yes.
632 Flint cleanup: Council authorized work to clean up the property at 632 Flint and to pursue the low bid if necessary so the village can perform cleanup and recover costs. The vote recorded: Paul Jendorski — Yes; Christine Newman — Yes; Michael Nesbitt — Yes; Edgar Titoff — Absent; Kathy Harris — Yes; Darcy McSwain — Yes; Jennifer Rosser Nesbitt — Yes. The village manager said costs, including personnel and police presence, would be included and could be assessed to the property owner's taxes if unpaid.
Halloween fireworks permit: Council approved a fireworks permit for the haunted-house organizers (the applicant identified in the record as "Honeycows") to hold a small fireworks display on Halloween from the bridge area. The permit requires insurance and safety measures, limits effects to small shells (no larger than 3 inches), and includes a rain date of Nov. 1. Roll-call votes recorded: Paul Jendorski — Yes; Christine Newman — Yes; Michael Nesbitt — Yes; Edgar Titoff — Absent; Kathy Harris — Yes; Darcy McSwain — Yes; Jennifer Rosser Nesbitt — Yes.
All items in this roundup passed by recorded votes with Edgar Titoff absent.

