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Votes at a glance: Cortland approves planning contract, liquor license, bills and highway match
Summary
At its Oct. 9 meeting, the Village of Cortland board approved a $12,000 planning & zoning contract (Five Rule), granted a special designated liquor license to St. James Catholic Church (conditional on proof of insurance), authorized payment of presented bills, and approved a $2,229 highway allocation match. Board votes were unanimous where recorded.
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The Village of Cortland board on Oct. 9 approved a set of routine but consequential items: a planning & zoning contract with Five Rule, a special designated liquor license for St. James Catholic Church’s Oct. 26 soup supper (conditional on proof of insurance), payment of the bills presented, and a 25% highway allocation match of $2,229.
Key votes and actions:
- Five Rule planning & zoning contract (Option 1): Motion by Birkett, seconded by Douglass; approved for $12,000 per year. Roll call: Kohout, Birkett, Douglass, German — Yes; motion carried.
- Special Designated Liquor License (St. James Catholic Church, Oct. 26 soup supper): Motion by Birkett, seconded by Douglass to approve conditional on proof of insurance; roll call unanimous where recorded.
- Payment of bills presented: Motion by Douglass, seconded by Birkett to pay listed bills; roll call Yes: Kohout, Birkett, Douglass — motion carried. The bill list included large line items such as Midwest Dirt Works Inc. ($46,443.77), Pavers Inc. ($19,701.60), Waste Connections ($4,659.24), Salaries ($5,274.50) and others. The clerk was instructed to ask Sargent Well Drilling to further explain their August billing.
- Highway allocation match: Motion by Douglass, seconded by Birkett to approve the 25% match of $2,229.00; roll call Yes: Kohout, Birkett, Douglass, German — motion carried.
The meeting closed with a motion by German, seconded by Birkett, to adjourn at 8:58 p.m.
