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Denton trustees approve corner tree removal, appoint street superintendent and pass disaster-relief resolution
Summary
At their May 4 meeting, Denton trustees voted 4–1 to accept a $1,800 bid to remove a street-corner tree, appointed Hunter Moural as street superintendent through 2026, approved Resolution 16-5-1 (Disaster Relief NRD) and opted out of terrorism coverage on the annual insurance policy.
The Board of Trustees of the Village of Denton approved several administrative actions at its May 4 meeting, including a 4–1 vote to remove a tree at the corner of Cass Avenue and West Denton Road and the appointment of a new street superintendent.
Chair Joe Hobelman presided. Trustees accepted a $1,800 bid from Top Down Tree Service to remove the tree after Trustee Ryan Osborn moved the motion and Trustee Trent Wheatley seconded. Roll call: Osborn, Wheatley, Hobelman and Doug Rosekrans voted aye; Trustee Amanda Fangmeier voted nay.
Trustee Ryan Osborn moved to appoint Hunter Moural of Olsson (license S-1838) as the street superintendent for the remainder of 2026; Trustee Trent Wheatley seconded and the motion carried. The board asked the clerk to consult the street engineer about whether a load limit on village streets should be implemented.
Trustee Amanda Fangmeier moved to approve Resolution 16-5-1, described in the minutes as a Disaster Relief NRD resolution; the motion carried. The minutes do not specify further details of the resolution beyond its title.
The board also voted to opt out of terrorism coverage on the village’s annual insurance policy after a motion by Trustee Doug Rosekrans and a second by Trustee Trent Wheatley; the motion carried. The minutes do not record a roll call for that motion.
The meeting record shows these were formal actions taken by the board; no separate implementation dates or additional conditions were recorded in the minutes.
