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Votes at a glance: Clermont Council actions on Jan. 8, 2026

Town of Clermont Town Council · June 1, 2026
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Summary

Council approved a set of routine and operational items including retention of council officers, acceptance of financial reports, approval of meeting minutes, authorization of town sign purchase with 50% prepayment, and adjournment; several motions were unanimous.

At its Jan. 8 meeting the Town of Clermont Council approved several routine administrative and financial actions summarized below.

Actions and outcomes: • Retained all council officers for 2026 (motion by Councilor Lemaire; second by Councilor Beam) — Approved unanimously.

• Accepted the December financial report (motion by Councilor Lemaire; second by Councilor Beam) — Approved unanimously.

• Approved prior meeting minutes (motion by Councilor Beam) — Approved unanimously.

• Authorized purchase of town street signage per presented quote and approved a resolution allowing 50% prepayment for materials and initial fabrication (motion by Councilor Beam; second by Councilor Lambard). Recorded votes show Councilors Beam, Lambard, Sauro and Topf voting Aye for the prepayment resolution as recorded in the minutes (four Ayes recorded). Council record indicates a prepayment equal to 50% of the quote will be made for initial fabrication.

• Adjourned at 9:07 P.M. (motion by Councilor Beam; second by Councilor Sauro) — Approved (recorded Ayes noted as four to zero in minutes).

Other business at the meeting included presentation of a Baker Tilly service agreement for 2026 (no fee increase), discussion of an AES holiday lighting billing dispute (draft letter to be reviewed by the town attorney and filed with the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission), and open action items for follow up on property maintenance complaints at 3130 and 3140 Mabel Street.