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South Range council approves $156,591.76 in bills, signs off on Whealkate Drive project and authorizes public bid for old truck
Summary
At its Oct. 2 meeting the Village of South Range Council approved payment of $156,591.76 in bills, recorded completion of the Whealkate Drive Rehabilitation Project, authorized a public sealed-bid sale for a village work truck and approved hiring a part‑time Community Hall assistant.
The Village of South Range Council on Oct. 2 approved payment of bills totaling $156,591.76 and took a series of routine administrative actions.
Trustee Korby moved to approve the bills and Trustee Hill seconded; the motion carried. The meeting minutes record a partial roll call listing Trustee Marier among those voting in the affirmative; the transcript does not provide a full per-member roll-call list for this motion. Four council members were present: President Eakin, Trustee Marier, Trustee Hill and Trustee Korby.
Clerk Steven Dorsey reported that the Whealkate Drive Rehabilitation Project is complete following final payment to Bacco Construction and that follow-up meetings with OHM and the Michigan Department of Transportation were scheduled. Dorsey also said the village ordered materials for Fire Prevention Week and is addressing website issues.
Public works recommended selling an old village work truck; the council approved opening a public sealed-bid process to solicit offers. The transcript records Trustee Marier making the motion; the second was not consistently recorded in the minutes.
The council approved hiring a part‑time assistant for the Village Community Hall after a motion by Trustee Marier and a second by Trustee Hill. The minutes record the motion as carried but do not list each member's individual recorded vote for that item.
The meeting ended with routine scheduling and housekeeping: a plow-policy will be drafted for review at the Nov. 6 meeting and a 'No Parking' policy will be advertised for enforcement beginning Nov. 1.
The council adjourned at 7:45 p.m.
