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Votes at a glance: Burns Harbor council approves routine minutes, claims, handbook changes and account adjustment

Burns Harbor Town Council · February 12, 2026
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Summary

Council approved January minutes, pay claims, financial reports, employee handbook changes, authorized the president to sign the Marquette Greenway amendment, and voted to zero a legacy sanitary account (162901); it also set an unsafe-building ordinance for public hearing.

The Burns Harbor Town Council recorded a series of procedural and substantive votes during the meeting.

Key votes and outcomes

- Approval of January minutes: Motion made and seconded; passed on roll call with affirmative responses.

- Pay claims (three-or-more signatures): Motion and second approved by roll call.

- Approval of financial reports (fund report, appropriation, revenue): Motion and second approved by roll call.

- Adoption of employee handbook changes (ethics training, vacation, float holiday, comp time): Motion, second and roll call vote approved the handbook changes.

- Authorization for the RDC president to re-sign the amended Marquette Greenway agreement: Motion, second and roll call approval granted signature authority to President Pierre Cardi.

- Adjustment of sanitary account 162901 to $0: After discussion about a legacy account that continued to be billed following property sale (address 242 Golden Drive), a motion to adjust the account balance from $1,219.31 to $0 was made, seconded and approved by roll call. The council clarified this action zeroes the legacy account for historical purposes and does not affect any current owner's ongoing billing obligation.

- Unsafe building ordinance draft: Council voted to set a date for a public hearing on a draft ordinance establishing an Unsafe Building Fund; the motion to set the hearing was approved by roll call.

Procedural notes: Several roll-call votes listed council members by office (e.g., Councilman McGraw, Councilman Andreas, Councilwoman Bozak, Councilwoman McCart and Councilwoman Biancardi) and returned affirmative responses on these matters. No contested motions or recorded 'no' votes were noted in the transcript for the items above.

Next steps: Ordinance readings and public notices will be scheduled as required (unsafe-building hearing; CCD ordinance to be drafted and scheduled separately).