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Hoskins trustees postpone decision on proposed animal control facility
Summary
Trustees discussed costs, state licensing and emergency veterinary care needs for a proposed animal control facility and voted unanimously to postpone the item to the next meeting for more information.
The Village of Hoskins Board of Trustees discussed a proposal to establish an animal control facility but postponed further consideration until its next meeting.
Trustee James Miller moved to delay action after trustees heard that a facility would require state licensing with annual inspections, that the village would need to secure a local veterinarian for emergency care, and that officials must set fee schedules and estimate operating costs. Trustee Devin Pekny seconded the motion, and a roll call vote was unanimous in favor.
The discussion did not include a formal cost estimate or a proposed site; trustees recorded the need to confirm regulatory requirements and emergency care arrangements before returning the matter for formal consideration. The item will be on the agenda at the board's next regular meeting.
