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Luther trustees approve financial report, pay bills and purchase winter sand
Summary
The Village of Luther board approved the October financial report, authorized payment of listed bills and voted to buy 50 tons of 80/20 winter sand from the county for $2,045.13 to support winter road maintenance.
President Andy Treiber called the Village of Luther board to order and trustees approved the agenda and the Oct. 8, 2024 minutes before moving to financial business. The board accepted the October 2024 Financial Report showing balances of General Fund $164,707.53; Major Street Fund $92,288.90; Local Street Fund $82,340.66; Payroll Fund $4,190.84; Petty Cash $1,607.58; and Park Improvement Fund $23,591.96.
A motion to accept the financial report was recorded (mover: Trustee Brittany Carlson; seconder: Trustee Tiffany Clark). The transcript later records a separate motion (mover: Trustee Tiffany Clark; seconder: Trustee James Bacon) tied to approval of bills and financials; a roll call vote listed Yes — Felicia Wert, Michelle Goodman, Tiffany Clark, Brittany Carlson, James Bacon and Andy Treiber, and the motion carried. The minutes list the bills presented from utility and vendor accounts including Consumers Energy, Republic Services, UHY, West 10 Truck and Auto and others; the board approved payment as part of its financial actions.
For winter operations, President Treiber reported county-priced 80/20 sand at $2,045.13 for 50 tons. Trustee Tiffany Clark moved to buy the 50 tons of 80/20 sand from the county at the quoted price; Trustee Brittany Carlson seconded. A roll call vote recorded six trustees voting yes (Wert, Goodman, Clark, Carlson, Bacon, Treiber); the motion carried. Trustees noted the sand storage location will be moved to a different site.
The board also received a brief public comment from Kris Raymond, identified in the visitor list as a county commissioner, who provided an update and reminder about ARPA grant funds. The transcript does not expand the MML acronym mentioned later in the meeting.
