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Bayside trustees approve consent agenda, fund Lake Drive green infrastructure and amend 2025 budget
Summary
At its Dec. 18 meeting the Village of Bayside Board of Trustees approved a multi-item consent agenda including two Green Infrastructure funding agreements for Lake Drive, a police bond schedule and a corrected budget amendment (Resolution 25-29). All motions carried unanimously.
The Village of Bayside Board of Trustees unanimously approved a multi-item consent agenda during its Dec. 18, 2025 meeting, including two Green Infrastructure Funding Agreements for Lake Drive, a police bond schedule and a corrected 2025 budget amendment.
The consent agenda listed routine items — minutes from Nov. 20, 2025; the November financial statement; a summary of disbursements; the Bayside brief monthly report; appointment of 2026 election inspectors and tabulators; Resolution 25-28 approving the Police Bond Schedule; and two Green Infrastructure Funding Agreements (G98024P28 and G98005P174) tied to Lake Drive improvements. President Eido Walny removed one item (Item G) from the consent agenda for a brief correction before final approval.
Trustee Ben Minkin moved to approve the listed consent items (excluding the removed Item G); Trustee Margaret Zitzer seconded the motion, which the board carried unanimously. President Walny then noted a typographical error on the packet copy of the budget amendment, where the resolution number was printed as 25-16. He confirmed the correct number is 25-29. Trustee Bob Rudman moved, and Trustee Ben Minkin seconded, a motion to approve Resolution 25-29 with the corrected number; the motion carried unanimously.
The board did not debate the funding agreements in detail during the meeting. The Green Infrastructure Funding Agreements are identified in the packet as G98024P28 (Green Infrastructure Partnership Program, Lake Drive improvements) and G98005P174 (Green Solutions, Lake Drive improvements). The meeting record does not provide additional financial details or a funding split; those details were not specified in the transcript.
Votes at a glance: motions on the consent items and the corrected Resolution 25-29 passed unanimously. The board did not set further implementation dates during the meeting.
The board moved next to separate committee and operational business following the consent approvals.
