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Juniata trustees approve minutes, elect Mark Renschler chair and adopt Resolution No. 316 on Depping lien
Summary
At its Dec. 11, 2025 meeting, the Village of Juniata Board of Trustees approved November minutes and monthly claims, authorized extra meeting pay for a workshop, appointed Mark Renschler as chair, approved a pay increase for Coats tied to a water license, and adopted Resolution No. 316 concerning a Depping lien.
The Village of Juniata Board of Trustees met in open session at Village Hall on Dec. 11, 2025, and approved a series of routine governance items, including the November minutes and monthly claims, extra meeting pay for a workshop, the appointment of Mark Renschler as board chair, a pay increase for Coats contingent on obtaining a water license, and Resolution No. 316 addressing a Depping lien. The meeting adjourned at 7:35 p.m.
The board recorded five trustees present: Mancha, Renschler, Ford, Uldrich and Scott. Motions were made, seconded and carried for the items listed on the agenda.
On the first substantive item, the Village of Juniata Board of Trustees approved the November minutes and the monthly claims as presented. The record lists this as agenda item 1; the transcript indicates the item was carried by motion.
The board then approved extra meeting pay related to a workshop (agenda item 2). The written record states the payment was authorized after a motion, second and vote, though the transcript does not specify the mover, seconder or vote tally.
In agenda item 5(a), the trustees approved the appointment of Mark Renschler as Village Board Chairperson. The meeting record names him specifically in the motion.
Under agenda item 6(a), the board approved a pay increase for an employee identified as Coats that is tied to obtaining a water license. The record describes the approval but does not provide the new salary amount or effective date.
In agenda item 6(b), the board adopted Resolution No. 316 regarding the Depping lien. The meeting text lists the resolution by number and indicates it was carried; the record does not include the resolution text or details of the lien in the transcript excerpt.
The meeting concluded with adjournment at 7:35 p.m. The transcript notes that motions were made, seconded and carried for the listed items; specific vote tallies, proposer/seconder names and many implementation details were not specified in the provided record.
The board is expected to continue routine oversight and follow-up on any implementation tasks noted in future meetings.
