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Sand Lake council sets clerk hours and accepts council resignation
Summary
The council approved a minimum 30-hour workweek for the clerk and accepted a councilmember resignation, directing staff to publish a request for letters of intent to fill the vacancy.
The Village Council approved administrative personnel and governance actions at the Nov. 17 meeting.
Council voted to require the clerk to work a minimum of 30 hours per week after a motion by Wright supported by Camilleri; the motion passed. Later the council accepted the resignation of Council member Merritt and directed staff to publish a request for letters of intent to fill the vacancy after a motion by Camilleri, supported by Latham; both motions carried.
Why it matters: setting clerk hours affects day-to-day municipal operations and resident access to clerical services; accepting a resignation triggers a public process to fill a council vacancy.
Next steps: village staff will publish the notice seeking letters of intent; the council will consider candidates when applications are received.
