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Cedar Creek trustees adopt flood-plain amendment, approve engineering contract and set insurance commitment

Cedar Creek Board of Trustees · July 16, 2024
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Summary

At their July 16 meeting the Cedar Creek Board of Trustees adopted Flood Plain Amendment No. One, authorized an engineering contract for a planned trail, approved NE CLASS procedures (Resolution 2024-3) and agreed to a three-year commitment with LARM insurance; several routine financial reports and purchases also passed.

The Cedar Creek Board of Trustees approved a package of administrative and infrastructure actions at its July 16 regular meeting, including adopting a flood-plain amendment, signing an engineering contract for a trail project and moving forward on a multiyear insurance commitment.

Trustee Peacock moved to adopt Flood Plain Amendment No. One; Trustee Richardson seconded and the motion carried on a roll-call vote with Trustees Peacock, Prescott, Bruckner, Richardson and Fuxa voting Aye. The board also approved a contract from Clark Enerson for engineering services on the village trail project after Trustee Prescott moved and Trustee Bruckner seconded the motion; that vote was recorded as unanimous among trustees present.

The trustees approved Resolution 2024-3, updating procedures for transactions with the NE CLASS trust fund, after setting a target balance of $35,000 for the village checking account and making minor wording changes. Trustee Prescott moved for adoption and Trustee Richardson seconded; the board voted Aye across the five trustees present.

On insurance, Trustee Richardson moved to provide 180 days' notice and enter a three-year commitment with LARM; Trustee Bruckner seconded and the motion passed unanimously among present members. The board also approved routine financial items: minutes from the June 18 meeting and the treasurer’s report were accepted by roll call, and the board authorized up to $600 to purchase rock for the ball field parking lot at the request of Maintenance Supervisor McEvoy.

Votes at a glance - Minutes, June 18, 2024: approved (Peacock motion; Richardson second) — roll call: all Aye. - Treasurer’s report and claims (June 19–July 16): approved (Prescott motion; Richardson second) — roll call: all Aye. - Clark Enerson engineering contract for trail: approved (Prescott motion; Bruckner second) — roll call: all Aye. - Flood Plain Amendment No. One: adopted (Peacock motion; Richardson second) — roll call: all Aye. - Resolution 2024-3 (NE CLASS procedures): adopted (Prescott motion; Richardson second) — roll call: all Aye; checking-account target set at $35,000. - LARM insurance: provide 180 days' notice and commit for three years (Richardson motion; Bruckner second) — roll call: all Aye. - Purchase of rock for ball field parking: approved up to $600 (Prescott motion) — roll call: all Aye.

Why it matters The flood-plain amendment affects local land-use requirements and will change how certain properties are regulated within the village. The engineering contract advances preliminary work on a trail project that the board has been discussing; design and permitting steps from Clark Enerson could shape the project timetable and budget. Updating NE CLASS procedures clarifies how the village will manage funds held in that investment vehicle, including the target checking balance set at $35,000. A three-year insurance commitment provides the village with multi-year coverage certainty but commits the village to a multi-year contract.

What’s next Trustees Prescott and Richardson volunteered to serve on the budget committee; that committee is expected to meet in the first week of August. The clerk will prepare records for a second-quarter bank review and notify Trustee Richardson when they are ready.

Sources and provenance: Relevant motions and votes are recorded in the meeting minutes and appear in the transcript beginning with the approval of minutes (SEG 004) and covering the treasurer’s report through the insurance motion and adjournment (SEG 004–SEG 032).