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Village council returns to open session, excuses councilman for medical emergency and approves closed-session minutes

village council · March 10, 2026
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Summary

The village council resumed open session March 10, excused Councilman Wendell for a medical emergency, approved closed-session minutes from Feb. 10, 2026, and then adjourned after unanimous procedural votes, the meeting record shows.

"Uh, welcome back. I will entertain a motion to exit closed session and enter into open session," the chair said as the council reconvened.

The council promptly moved and seconded a motion to end closed session and return to public proceedings. Clerk Lisa conducted a roll call; members answered in the affirmative and the chair announced a quorum and that the motion had carried.

Shortly thereafter the council considered a request to excuse Councilman Wendell from the remainder of the meeting because of a medical emergency. The council moved to excuse Wendell for the final votes scheduled at 9:15; the clerk called the roll and the chair announced the excusal motion carried.

Under new business the clerk read agenda item I: consideration of approval of the village council closed-session minutes of Feb. 10, 2026. A motion to approve the minutes was moved and seconded. Clerk Lisa called the roll on that motion; the chair announced the motion carried.

With those procedural items concluded, the chair adjourned the March 10 village council meeting.

The meeting record includes the motions and roll-call confirmations but does not record individual vote tallies by name beyond the affirmative roll-call responses read during each vote. The transcript contains variant spellings of some members’ names in places; the minutes referenced in the meeting and the clerk’s official record would be the authoritative source for final vote totals and exact name spellings.