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Lincoln Village Council approves routine business, awards three‑year mowing contract and OKs stipend for RRC work

Lincoln Village Council · August 5, 2024
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Summary

At its Aug. 5 meeting the Lincoln Village Council approved minutes, the treasurer's report and bills; authorized a three‑year lawn‑mowing contract and approved a $150 monthly stipend for Council Member Dorene Schick for RRC work.

The Lincoln Village Council met Aug. 5 at Village Hall and moved through routine business, approving the July 2 minutes, the treasurer’s report (subject to audit) and payment of bills.

Council actions included authorizing a three‑year contract with Ronald Stout to provide lawn‑mowing services and approving a $150 monthly stipend for Council Member Dorene Schick for her work on the village's RRC designation effort. Motions were made and supported as recorded in the minutes: the minutes were approved on a motion by Council Member Wambold with support from Council Member Durham, the treasurer's report was approved on a motion by Council Member Schick with support from Council Member Gauthier, and bills were approved on a motion by Wambold with support from Gauthier.

The lawn‑mowing contract was approved on a motion by Schick with support from Durham. The stipend for Schick was approved on a motion by Gauthier with support from Wambold. The minutes record that both motions "carried"; no roll‑call tallies or dissenting votes are shown.

The meeting concluded after a motion to adjourn by Council Member Schick, supported by Council Member Gauthier.

Public comment was recorded: village resident Leonard Morang and business owner Eric Bates "addressed concerns" to the council, but the minutes do not specify the issues they raised or any follow‑up directed by the council.