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Trustees approve landscaping, CD reinvestment and other routine village business
Summary
The Board approved a landscaping project, voted to reinvest a maturing CD at First Bank of the Lake, eliminated the February meeting, and received updates on guardrail installation, Trillium Park prep, permit revenues, and sheriff activity.
At the Jan. 14 meeting the Village of Four Seasons Board approved several routine administrative items and received updates from staff and trustees.
Landscaping: Mrs. Jones presented a quote to replace mulch with rock at the Welcome Sign and Flagpole gardens, remove some sprinkler heads, and update plantings. Trustee Ron Weihs moved to approve the project, Trustee Luanne Ruck seconded, and the motion passed unanimously.
Finance and CDs: The clerk reported a certificate of deposit maturing; Trustee Ruck moved (second Mr. Weihs) to keep the CD at First Bank of the Lake at 4.10% APY for 20 months, and the motion passed unanimously. Mrs. Ruck also suggested moving additional General and Capital funds into CDs in coming months.
Parks and infrastructure: Building Official Mr. Newman and Cooper Siteworks installed the first five guardrails on a pedestrian trail. Trustees said all prep work for Trillium Park is complete and installation will begin when weather permits.
Public safety and permits: Trustee Dave Perdue reported building-permit metrics (December revenue $3,655; revenue YTD $108,880; scheduled inspections YTD 19; new homes YTD 15; permits YTD 114). The Camden County Sheriff's Department report listed December calls including three domestic-violence calls, five vehicle accidents, three emotionally disturbed-person calls, two sexual assaults, four DWIs, and various traffic stops; Attorney Miller encouraged the board to emphasize enforcement in light of fewer village tickets issued by the sheriff’s office.
Scheduling and other business: Trustee Ruck moved (seconded by Mrs. Jones) to eliminate the February meeting; the motion passed. Mrs. Jones also proposed coordinating village notices with the Four Seasons Lakesites POA newsletter; Attorney Miller cautioned that running articles in outside publications can invoke Sunshine Law obligations and advised the POA/HOA liaison to report village happenings at POA/HOA meetings instead.
The meeting adjourned at 8:07 p.m.; the next regular meeting is March 11, 2026.
