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Board amends massage‑license insurance requirement and approves roadway acceptances
Summary
Trustees amended the consent agenda to require massage establishments to carry professional liability insurance and approved Resolution 20‑2025 to accept public highways and roadways; the motions carried on recorded voice/roll‑call votes.
At the Dec. 8 Village Board meeting, trustees moved to approve the consent agenda and accepted an amendment to the massage‑establishment license code (Ordinance 16‑2025) raising the insurance requirement for those businesses.
A trustee moved to approve the consent agenda as presented; another trustee seconded and proposed an amendment to Ordinance 16‑2025 to require "professional liability insurance in the amount not less than $1,000,000 per occurrence and $2,000,000 for all occurrences in 1 year." The amendment was moved, seconded and the board indicated the motion carried.
Separately, the board considered Resolution 20‑2025 to accept public highways and roadways. A trustee made a motion to approve the resolution "accepting public highway and roadways as presented." Staff confirmed the listed roads had been fully vetted, plans reviewed and public improvements inspected and recommended acceptance. The board took a roll‑call vote; the president announced the motion carried.
The meeting record shows the motions passed and were recorded with "Aye" responses; the transcript does not reliably associate each "Aye" with an explicitly printed trustee name in the vote lines, so this article reports the outcome as recorded in the meeting. No further amendments or conditions were noted in the minutes.
