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Robbins trustees approve $75,383.77 warrant list and multiple contracts, including cell-tower agreement
Summary
At its Aug. 13 meeting, the Village of Robbins board approved a $75,383.77 warrant list and several contracts — including an agreement with Wireless Bridge Partners and a Montgomery Development contract — and authorized a street closure and audit agreement; roll calls showed five trustees present and Maxey absent.
The Village of Robbins Mayor and Board of Trustees voted Aug. 13 to approve a $75,383.77 warrant list and a series of contracts and agreements, including an agreement with Cell at Auction Inc., doing business as Wireless Bridge Partners, a Montgomery Development contract and an audit contract with Azavar.
Trustee Gregory N. Jackson moved to approve the warrant list, and Trustee Thomas Harper seconded; roll call recorded Trustees David R. Dyson, Thomas Harper Jr., Tiffany S. Robinson, Gregory N. Jackson and Michael Collier Sr. present and voting in favor, with Trustee Ernest Maxey Jr. absent. The motion carried.
Trustee Tiffany S. Robinson moved to approve a settlement agreement; Trustee David R. Dyson seconded and the board carried the motion by roll call. Trustees also approved an agreement with Cell at Auction Inc. (d/b/a Wireless Bridge Partners LLC) on a motion by Trustee Dyson and second by Trustee Jackson; a Montgomery Development contract on a motion by Trustee Dyson and second by Trustee Jackson; and a street closure for 3240–3251 Kinne Road on Aug. 24 from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. on a motion by Trustee Jackson and second by Trustee Robinson.
Trustee Robinson moved to approve an audit agreement with Azavar; the motion was seconded by Trustees Dyson and Collier and carried by the same roll-call tally. The board’s roll calls for these actions consistently listed the five present trustees voting in favor and recorded Maxey as absent.
The meeting record lists the warrant total ($75,383.77) and confirms formal motions, seconders and roll-call approval for each item; no individual dissenting votes were recorded in the minutes. Several items approved are phrased in the minutes by vendor or contract name; the minutes do not include additional contract terms, dollar amounts for the development or cell-tower agreements, or implementation timelines.
Next procedural steps for these contracts (for example, execution dates or administrative approvals) were not specified in the minutes.
