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Chatham Village Board approves oil-and-chip supply bid, designates volunteer drive and hears community notices
Summary
The Chatham Village Board approved an ordinance awarding a contract for oil-and-chip street supplies and passed a resolution designating a volunteer drive for Graham McCoy. The board also heard announcements from the American Legion and public comment about a planned Plumber Boulevard closure.
The Chatham Village Board met at 6 p.m. and voted to approve an ordinance awarding a bid for oil-and-chip street supplies, passed a resolution to designate a volunteer drive for Graham McCoy, and heard community announcements and public comments.
The board approved the oil-and-chip supplies ordinance after Trustee Fletcher moved for approval and Trustee Char seconded. The clerk read a list of locations included in the work, naming neighborhood sections including Birch, Spruce and Maple streets and the community park parking lot. The roll call showed Trustees Fletcher, Ferguson, Char and Tri voting yes; no recorded votes against or abstentions were read into the record.
A separate resolution to designate a volunteer drive for Graham McCoy was brought forward and approved after a motion and second (the record shows Trustee Tri as second). The meeting record indicates the resolution passed with "all in favor" called by the chair.
During public announcements, a representative of American Legion BFW thanked residents who attended the July 4 Declaration reading and flag placement and announced a free ice-cream social on Aug. 4 from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m., with a collection of school supplies for Chatham schools.
A resident in public comment told the board that Plumber Boulevard's VCT area will be closed beginning Monday night for power work; the speaker estimated the work would take about eight working days (another remark referenced up to 10 days). The resident asked whether a Glenwood Titan logo could be placed on the painted area; board members responded that they would first complete the paint in a white/cream base and then consider any additional markings as a later step.
The board set its next regular meeting for 6 p.m. on Aug. 13 and approved a motion to enter a closed session.
Votes at a glance: The clerk recorded unanimous or unanimous-seeming approval of the consent agenda and the oil-and-chip ordinance by roll call (Trustees Fletcher, Ferguson, Char and Tri recorded as voting yes). The resolution designating the volunteer drive was approved after the board voted "all in favor."
