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Hillman council OKs $10,000 water reliability study; several routine motions passed
Summary
The council voted to hire Huron Engineering for a five-year water reliability study at $10,000 and approved routine agenda items and bills; Resolution 2025-03 (manager contract) was tabled for a later meeting.
The Village of Hillman council voted March 4 to hire Huron Engineering to conduct a five-year Water Reliability Study for $10,000, citing the need to update water planning; the motion was made by President Dave Hornbacher and supported by Trustee Velma Brown and passed unanimously.
Council members noted the study cost exceeds the last engagement, which was completed by Fleis & Vandenbrink for $7,400. The hiring was part of routine business that also included approval of the meeting agenda, minutes and bills. President Hornbacher also announced that Resolution 2025-03, an employee contract for the village manager, was tabled until the next meeting.
Votes at a glance: agenda approved (motion: Trustee Jonathan Smith; second: Trustee Thomas Bouchey), minutes approved (motion: Trustee Steve Orlandi; second: Trustee Velma Brown), bills approved including checks 3743337454 (motion: Trustee Thomas Bouchey; second: Trustee Velma Brown), hire Huron Engineering $10,000 (motion: President Dave Hornbacher; second: Trustee Velma Brown), meeting adjourned (motion: Trustee Jonathan Smith; second: Trustee Steve Orlandi).
