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Village of Eagle trustees adopt short no-parking zone on 4th Street, approve two Fire & Rescue cadets and tree purchase
Summary
The Village of Eagle Board of Trustees on May 18 adopted Resolution 2026-09 creating a roughly 19-foot no-parking zone on the east side of 4th Street, unanimously approved two cadet appointments to Eagle Fire & Rescue, and authorized buying four juniper trees at $550 each.
The Village of Eagle Board of Trustees on May 18 unanimously adopted Resolution 2026-09 to create a short no-parking zone on the east side of 4th Street and approved several routine personnel and facilities items during a meeting that began at 7:00 p.m.
Chairperson Marcus Hochstein presided over the session and identified the agenda posting locations and the Open Meetings Act notice before the Board recited the Pledge of Allegiance. Clerk Nick Nystrom read the resolution language to trustees prior to the adoption vote.
Resolution 2026-09 cites Municipal Code §5-603 and describes the restricted area as "an area approximately 19 feet (19’) in length on the east side of 4th Street, approximately 95 feet (95’) from the intersection of 4th Street and F Street." The resolution directs that "No Parking" signs be erected and states the signage will remain in place until further action by the Board. Trustee Surman moved to adopt the resolution, Trustee Dobbins seconded, and the motion carried with five ayes.
Trustees also approved two applicants as cadet members of the Eagle Fire & Rescue Department. Trustee Meier moved, Trustee Todd seconded, to approve Noah Stanton as a cadet; the motion carried unanimously. The Board then approved Dain Frazier as a cadet by the same vote (motion by Meier, second by Todd).
The Board authorized the purchase of four Taylor juniper trees to be planted east of the Eagle municipal facility. Chairperson Hochstein moved, Trustee Dobbins seconded, to purchase the trees from Landmark Nursery at $550.00 per tree. Trustees voted unanimously in favor. At that per-tree price, the purchase price equals $2,200.00 in total (4 × $550.00).
Trustee Meier moved and Trustee Dobbins seconded approval of the minutes as typed for the previous meeting; the motion carried on a 5-0 vote. The meeting adjourned at 7:35 p.m.
The actions taken were procedural and routine: the resolution creates a marked no-parking area as described, two cadet appointments were confirmed, the Board approved a small landscaping purchase, and the minutes were approved. No formal public objections or contested votes were recorded in the meeting minutes.
