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Votes at a glance: board approves minutes, two alcohol permits and June warrants
Summary
At its June 9 meeting the Riverside Township Board approved minutes from May 12, authorized two special‑event alcohol permits (one conditional on contact details and resident counts), and ratified June 2026 warrants including a $24,987.29 general warrant and itemized warrants for utility, payroll, health and assistance accounts.
The Riverside Township Board of Trustees recorded several formal actions at its June 9 meeting.
Minutes: The board approved the minutes of the May 12 public budget hearing and the May 12 regular meeting after two corrections were noted (wording and an attribution). Trustee Clark moved to approve the public‑hearing minutes; Trustee Dasula seconded and the motion carried on a voice vote. The regular‑meeting minutes were also approved after the board accepted the corrections.
Special‑event permits: The board approved a special‑use request for a family birthday party on July 11 that includes alcohol service in the auditorium and kitchen, subject to the township’s rules and insurance requirements. Trustee Clark moved and Trustee Dasula seconded the motion; a voice call recorded the motion as carried. A second request for July 18 (auditorium only) was approved subject to verification of contact information and confirmation of how many Riverside Township residents will attend; the board instructed staff to follow up before final permit issuance.
Warrants and payments: The board ratified warrants for June 2026. The general warrant was presented as $24,987.29. Itemized warrants approved included utility $1,911.94; payroll $19,140.74; health warrant $3,656.00; general assistance $13,979.35; township radio players $180.00; and food pantry $190.00. Roll‑call votes recorded Trustee Clark, Trustee Dasula and Supervisor Wilt each voting "yes" where called.
Adjournment: There were no public comments. The meeting concluded after a motion to adjourn carried.
What this means: The board completed routine governance actions and authorized two special‑event permits that include alcohol; one permit remains contingent on staff verification of the applicant’s contact details and resident counts prior to final approval.
