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North Baltimore council adopts emergency insurance renewal, hears drone ordinance reading and approves Damon Development re‑plat

Village of North Baltimore Council · November 12, 2024
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Summary

Council adopted Resolution 14‑2024 as an emergency to renew employee insurance with Medical Mutual for 2025, heard a reading of an unmanned aircraft systems ordinance, and approved re‑platting of the Damon Development (Lot 6 to be donated to the village park).

At the Nov. 12, 2024 meeting the Village of North Baltimore council handled several legislative and committee matters.

Ordinance 2024‑20, an amendment concerning unmanned aircraft systems (drones), was read by number and title only; the minutes record the reading but no vote or substantive debate in this meeting.

Resolution 14‑2024, authorizing the finance officer to enter into contracts to renew village health, life, vision and dental insurance with Medical Mutual for 2025, was read by title, and a motion to read and suspend the second and third readings was made by Mr. Cook and seconded by Ms. Hefner. The council then voted to adopt Resolution 14‑2024 as an emergency on a motion by Mr. Soltis, seconded by Mr. Richmond; the minutes record that the council members present approved the motion and it passed as an emergency.

In committee and new business, the Council approved re‑platting of the Damon Development; Council member Mr. Cook moved to allow the re‑plat and Mr. Engard seconded the motion. The minutes state that if allowed, Lot 6 will be donated to the Village Park and that the motion passed with the council members present approving.

The meeting concluded with approval of bills totaling $216,397.87 (motion by Mr. Richmond, seconded by Mr. Cook) and an adjournment motion.