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Board approves liquor license, account move, operator licenses and schedules spring clean-up
Summary
At its March 9 meeting the Village Board approved a new liquor license for Station 2 LLC, moved an LPL account into a Premier Money Market account, approved operator licenses, and set spring clean-up for May 15-16 with resident permits required.
The Village Board on March 9 approved several administrative and licensing items during a brief meeting.
Trustee Alissa Thebo moved and Trustee Mike Young seconded a motion to move the village's LPL financial account into a Premier Money Market account for a better interest rate and liquidity; the motion carried by unanimous consent. The board also approved a new liquor license for Station 2 LLC in the name of Gary Janke (motion moved by Trustee Mike Young and seconded by Trustee Chuck Jablonski) and approved operator licenses for Sue Bossell, Berit Handschke, Isabelle Eckhart, and Dawn Rodriguez (motion moved by Trustee Chuck Jablonski and seconded by Trustee Alissa Thebo). All license motions were recorded as carried.
The board scheduled Spring Clean-up for May 15-16, 2026, including electronics collection. Trustees approved a requirement that residents obtain a permit to use the spring clean-up dumpsters; the transcript indicates the permit will be created and sent to residents and must be presented to use the service.
Separately, the board approved recommendations from the Water & Sewer Utility meeting (see the Utility Meeting minutes for those recommendations). Deputy Jacob Lillge introduced himself to the board as the village's new ordinance enforcer and provided the incident report. There was no public input recorded.
The board confirmed its next regular meeting for April 13, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. and adjourned after the business on the agenda was completed.
