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Treasurer reports steady balances; council approves payment of bills
Summary
The town treasurer reported routine payments (insurance, asphalt, wood chips), a capital-projects savings balance of $3,200 with $500 monthly deposits, and the council moved to pay outstanding bills, voting "Aye" on the motion.
The Clawson treasurer reported routine expenditures and said the town remains on a cautious but stable financial path, and the council approved paying the bills presented.
Speaker 1 reported that insurance has been paid and the town's capital-projects savings balance is $3,200 with an established plan to add $500 monthly. "So right now, that's $3,200, and then that's increasing $500 a month," Speaker 1 said, adding that interest income has helped offset some costs. Speaker 1 also said the town has paid major bills for wood chips and asphalt and will continue to monitor the general fund before reducing transfers to capital projects.
During the bills review, Speaker 2 asked for clarification about a new lot connection (Zach Gosser at 37) and whether the culinary connection and water shares had been paid; staff and other speakers clarified that secondary and sewer payments were in but culinary and water-share status remained outstanding and required follow-up.
Speaker 5 moved to pay the bills presented; the transcript records the motion, a second and the council calling "Aye." The motion passed; no formal roll-call tally is transcribed.
Next steps: staff will follow up on the outstanding culinary-water-share issues for the new connection and post the payments accordingly.
