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Council approves consent items, acknowledges unclaimed checks and names Park Advisory Board members
Summary
The council approved routine consent items including minutes and a claims/payroll docket totaling $1,713,400.04, the clerk‑treasurer reported progress on reissuing outstanding checks, and the council president announced appointments to a new six‑member Park Advisory Board.
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The council approved its consent agenda, including the February 5 special meeting minutes, the February 12 regular meeting minutes and a claims and payroll docket covering 02/13/2026 through 02/26/2026 with a total of $1,713,400.04 presented for approval.
Clerk‑Treasurer (name read in the packet) reported an ongoing effort to reissue or collect long‑outstanding checks; the original list was about 60 items at year‑end and staff have reduced that to four unresolved items. The clerk explained funds that cannot be located are returned to the appropriate fund after standard procedures.
The council president described the new Brownsburg Park Advisory Board as an advisory, non‑decision‑making body that will receive information from the parks director and make recommendations to council through the parks director. Initial appointments read into the record are Nathan Adam Dillman (initial 1‑year term), Dennis Rosenberg (1‑year), George Buck (2‑year), Judy Kinninger (2‑year), Lehi Nolte (3‑year) and Chris Worley (3‑year). The president said board members will serve staggered terms and are not compensated.
What it means: These are routine administrative actions and notifications. The consent docket represents the town’s regular liabilities and payroll for the specified period. The Park Advisory Board is intended to provide community feedback to parks staff and council but will have no final decision‑making authority.
Next steps: Staff will continue efforts to resolve outstanding checks and reissue funds where possible. The newly appointed Park Advisory Board will convene with Parks Director Amber Lane and later (per packet) the parks master plan will be presented to the board for final approval in March.
