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Taylor board approves routine minutes, bills and event permits; items at a glance

Village of Taylor Board · September 9, 2024
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Summary

At its Sept. 9 meeting the Village of Taylor board approved minutes and routine financial items, authorized a gym-door replacement and granted a picnic license for the Fireman’s Dance on Oct. 5; motions generally passed unanimously as recorded (four yes votes).

The Village of Taylor board handled a series of routine actions at its Sept. 9 meeting, approving minutes, financial reports, and event permits as follows.

Minutes: Trustee Steve Roseth moved to approve all minutes as received; Bob Hulett seconded. The motion carried with four yes votes.

Treasurer’s report: Justin Beaman moved to approve the Treasurer’s Report as presented; Bob Hulett seconded and the motion carried with four yes votes.

Bills: The board approved payment of outstanding bills: General Fund $9,511.45; Water $9,126.30; Sewer $7,957.75. Justin Beaman moved to approve unpaid bills and those due before the next meeting; Steve Roseth seconded and the motion passed with four yes votes.

Facilities and permits: The board approved replacement of the northeast door and frame at the Pearl Street gym (verbal quote from Diamond Lumber, $1,000) after a motion by Justin Beaman and second by Steve Roseth. Trustee Bob Hulett moved and Steve Roseth seconded granting a picnic license to Taylor Fire & Rescue for the Fireman’s Dance on Oct. 5; the motion carried with four yes votes.

Adjournment: Justin Beaman moved to adjourn at 6:43 p.m.; Bob Hulett seconded and the meeting ended with four yes votes.

Why it matters: Routine approvals keep municipal operations, billing and scheduled community events on track; the board authorized modest capital work and event permitting that will occur in the near term.