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Murray trustees approve consent agenda, contracts and Resolution 24-10; claims total $61,175.08

Village of Murray Board of Trustees · November 12, 2024
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Summary

At the Nov. 12 meeting, Murray trustees approved the consent agenda (including a small pump overbid), awarded a $1,280 electrical contract, adopted Resolution 24-10 certifying a city street superintendent, and approved vendor claims totaling $61,175.08.

The Murray Board of Trustees approved routine business items at its Nov. 12, 2024, regular meeting, including the consent agenda, several contracts, the certification of a street superintendent and the listing of vendor claims.

Trustee Zach Schroeder moved to approve the consent agenda — which included the Oct. 8 minutes, the Treasurer’s Report and revised claims/wages/payroll taxes — and Trustee Rowdy Woodard seconded; the motion passed with all five trustees voting in the affirmative. The consent agenda also included approving an additional $186.84 over bid for an electric pump because larger floats were required.

Trustee Schroeder also moved, and Trustee Stan Flak seconded, to award a $1,280 contract to Alpha Electric Contractors for electrical work to heat the village's new shop building; the motion carried unanimously.

Trustee Rowdy Woodard moved (seconded by Trustee George Blessing) to approve Resolution 24-10 certifying Steven A. Parr, License #859, Class A, by contract as City Street Superintendent for the 2024 calendar year; the motion carried. The minutes list supplier payments and payroll with a claims total of $61,175.08. The clerk certified the minutes as a true and correct record and noted that the full minutes are available at the Village Office.

The minutes do not provide details such as contract scope, invoice dates, or the clerk’s certification signature image beyond the attestation line; interested parties should contact the Village Clerk for full records.