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Wolcott board approves tree work, street striping, ditching quotes and a slate of routine resolutions
Summary
The village board approved Crain's Tree Service estimate ($6,200) to grind 15 stumps and trim two trees, accepted a Champion quote for restriping and crosswalk work, approved ditching quotes, waived $21 in late fees for account #6420, declared the old Engine 32 surplus for sale pending department changes, and passed several resolutions and facility-use requests by voice vote.
The Wolcott village board handled a series of routine operational items and passed several motions by voice vote at its meeting.
A motion to approve Crain's Tree Service estimate for $6,200 to grind 15 stumps and trim two trees was made, seconded and approved by voice vote. The board also reviewed and approved a quote from Champion to restripe streets and enhance crosswalk visibility; members moved to place that work on Champion's schedule.
Quotes for ditching work on Zell Street and Sunset/Terrell were approved; the board recorded amounts presented for the work and voted to proceed. Ryan reported on fire-department equipment and operations and proposed declaring old Engine 32 surplus; the board moved to declare E32 surplus and place it for sale after the department makes required changes and pursues an appraisal/listing.
On finance matters, the board agreed to waive $21 in late penalties for account number 6420 after the resident (identified in the transcript as Susan King) reported forwarded mail caused missed bills. The board approved a prepay check for $3,360 and accepted the monthly reports presented.
Several resolutions were approved by voice vote (resolution numbers referenced in the meeting included 20245, 20417, 20248, 20249 and 20242) along with facility-use requests for a wedding in the park and a North Park contest. The board also approved various administrative items including department meeting minutes subject to an amendment and other routine approvals.
No roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript; motions were passed by voice vote with "all in favor" recorded at the meeting. The board scheduled follow-up for engineering documentation on an anticipated water-plant rehab and asked staff to coordinate with CPL and other vendors for next steps.
