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Readstown trustees unanimously approve appointment, tariff wording, liquor license and generator repair
Summary
At the Aug. 14 meeting trustees appointed Lisa Larson to the final trustee seat and unanimously approved several routine motions, including acceptance of an adjacent-lot sentence for a PSC rate-case tariff, a Class B liquor license for Pizza Pub, and a repair quote for the village generator.
The Village of Readstown board unanimously approved a slate of routine actions at its Aug. 14 meeting, appointing a new trustee and authorizing several contractual and licensing items.
Howell moved and Swenson seconded to appoint Lisa Larson to the last open trustee position; a roll call was taken and the motion carried unanimously.
On a separate item related to a pending Public Service Commission (PSC) rate case, Clark moved to accept an "adjacent lot" sentence into the municipality's tariff filing; Nash seconded and the board approved the wording by unanimous vote.
Pizza Pub applied for a Class B liquor license. Payne moved to accept the application, Howell seconded, and the board voted unanimously to grant the application.
The board accepted a repair quote from Interstate Power Systems to fix the village generator after Charlie R. Strait told trustees that the original equipment manufacturer is no longer in business and that Interstate Power Systems was the only vendor located to perform the repair. Nash moved to accept the quote, Howell seconded, and the motion passed unanimously.
Other routine items approved by unanimous roll call included payment of July bills and approval of the July meeting minutes. Trustees also set the next regular meeting for Sept. 11, 2025, at 5:00 p.m. The meeting adjourned at 5:40 p.m.
All recorded motions on the agenda passed on unanimous votes; where roll calls were described as taken, the minutes list Gander, Nash, Swenson, Howell, Clark and Payne as present and voting in favor.
