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Edmore council approves routine motions: license renewals, millage rate, audit extension, equipment purchase

Village of Edmore Council · June 9, 2025
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Summary

During its June 9 meeting the council approved a series of routine items by unanimous votes including a municipal marihuana license renewal for Bigg Canna, millage rates for tax year 2025, FY 2024/2025 audit acceptance and a three‑year contract extension with auditors, payment of bills, approval of May minutes, and a $2,169 engine purchase for a zero‑turn mower.

The Village of Edmore Council approved a set of routine agenda items during the June 9 meeting, all by unanimous votes.

Highlights of approvals:

- Municipal marihuana license renewal: Trustee McParland moved to accept the license renewal application from Bigg Canna; approved by voice vote 7‑0.

- Millage rates: Trustee Moore moved to approve millage rates for tax year 2025 (the council had already approved combined millage of 13.1907 with the budget); motion passed by voice vote 7‑0 for L‑4029 record.

- Audit acceptance and contract extension: Treasurer Shirley Drain reported a clean FY 2024/2025 audit. Trustee Kanine moved to accept the audit results; Trustee Colburn moved to approve a three‑year contract extension with the auditors. Both motions passed by voice vote 7‑0.

- Payment of bills and minutes: Trustee Griswold moved to pay the bills (roll call 7‑0). Trustee Kanine moved to accept the May 12 minutes; motion passed by voice vote 7‑0.

- Equipment purchase: Trustee McParland moved to approve $2,169 to replace the engine on the village zero‑turn mower (DPW spending limit without council approval is $1,000); motion passed by roll call vote 7‑0.

These routine approvals complete the council’s June actions; the personnel committee will meet to consider Manager Mark Borden’s contract, which expires in July 2025.