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Willow Springs board approves business license, subdivision variance and parks appointment
Summary
The village board approved a business license for Magento Finance, adopted a variance (Ordinance 2025 O-15) to subdivide 312 South Milton, accepted audit-related resolutions and appointed a parks commissioner; votes were recorded by roll call.
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The Willow Springs Village Board approved several routine but consequential items at its meeting, including a business license for Magento Finance, a zoning variance to allow resubdivision at 312 South Milton and a parks-and-recreation appointment.
Trustee Sprinkle moved to approve a business license for Magento Finance at 8695 Arthur, Unit 2G; the board voted by roll call to approve the license.
President Nettingmeier presented Ordinance 2025 O-15, a variance that would lower the front-yard requirement from 65 feet to 50 feet at 312 South Milton to permit the lot to be split into two parcels. Nettingmeier said the petitioner appeared at a planning-and-zoning hearing on Aug. 6 and that the planning-and-zoning board recommended approval. After trustees discussed that there were no objections at the public hearing, the board voted to approve the ordinance.
The board also considered and approved a resolution to adopt the 2023 audit summary presented by the president; he reported increases in the village's net position and progress on the police pension fund. Trustees moved and seconded the resolution and approved it by roll call.
On appointments, the board approved a resolution appointing a resident named Wendy to the Parks and Recreation Commission; Wendy was present for the vote.
Votes at a glance: - Business license: Magento Finance (8695 Arthur, Unit 2G) — approved by roll call. - Ordinance 2025 O-15 (variance/resubdivision, 312 South Milton) — approved by roll call; planning-and-zoning recommended approval after an Aug. 6 hearing. - 2023 audit resolution — approved by roll call. - Appointment: Wendy to Parks and Recreation Commission — approved by roll call.
The meeting record does not show amendments to the items; trustees reported no public objections at hearings and approved the measures during the session.

