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Beaver Crossing trustees approve permits, street and sidewalk work, investments and pool rules — votes at a glance
Summary
Trustees at the June 11, 2025 meeting approved multiple building permits, accepted a $40,610 bid for Miller Street work, approved park sidewalks for $8,825, authorized a $2,500 sidewalk repair, set Beaver Days pool hours and admissions, invested Paxson Estate funds in a 9-month CD, and approved a SDL for July 19.
A series of procedural and project votes at the Beaver Crossing Village Board meeting on June 11 included approvals of routine permits, street and sidewalk work, an investment of estate funds and pool rules for Beaver Days.
Key votes and outcomes: Miller Street extended work — Stutzman Digging accepted for $40,610 (vote 5-0). Park sidewalks — Stutzman Digging approved for $8,825 (vote 5-0). Sidewalk repair near the volunteer fire department — approved for $2,500 (vote 5-0). Building and zoning permits — multiple permits approved including Demo Permit 2-25 (L. Zimmer), Building Permits 25-5 (deck at 514 Chicago St, approved with 10-foot setback from propane tank), 25-6 (pole building at 4230 Van Dorn Rd), 25-7 and 25-8 (fences at 1024 Dimery Ave and 605 Omaha St approved with maximum height 6'4"), 25-9 (kennel at 4080 Pioneer Rd approved 4-0-1 with Trustee Mares abstaining), and 25-10 (move-in of a home at 4151 Pioneer Rd). The board voted to apply the village’s building permit fee schedule equally to properties within a one-mile radius (vote 5-0).
Finance and administrative actions: Trustees voted to invest Paxson Estate funds into a 9-month certificate of deposit at Farmers & Merchants Bank (motion carried 5-0). The board approved a special designated license for R. Brandenburg for July 19 (vote 5-0). The old city shop lease will be put up for auction at the July 9 meeting; rock and gravel prices were reviewed with no action.
Pool and recreation: The board approved keeping pool party pricing at $75, charging regular admission on Beaver Days, and setting Beaver Days pool hours at 11 a.m.–5 p.m. (all votes 5-0).
These items were recorded as routine business in the minutes and carried by roll-call votes as stated above; the minutes do not indicate additional budgetary detail beyond the bid amounts and specific permit conditions.
