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Granton board approves $1,500 Fall Fest donation, raises credit card limit to $5,000 and clears liquor, operator licenses
Summary
At its Aug. 13 meeting the Village of Granton Board approved a $1,500 donation to Fall Fest, increased the village credit card limit to $5,000 and approved liquor and multiple operator licenses. Motions were moved and seconded by board trustees and carried without recorded dissent.
The Village of Granton Board approved a series of routine municipal actions at its Aug. 13, 2025 meeting, including a $1,500 donation to the village Fall Fest and an increase in the village credit card limit to $5,000.
President John Garbisch moved the $1,500 donation; Trustee Troy Moen seconded and the motion carried. Trustee Bryan Vine moved to increase the village credit card limit to $5,000, Trustee Troy Moen seconded; that motion also carried. The record shows both motions passed by voice vote with no further detail recorded.
The board approved a liquor license for Sharon Falesnik for the Granton Inn and approved a liquor license for the Granton Fire Department. Trustee Bryan Vine moved both liquor-license motions; Trustee Troy Moen seconded and both motions carried.
The board also approved multiple operator licenses in a single motion moved by Bryan Vine and seconded by Troy Moen. The board recorded the following names on the operator license motion: Marggo Young; Corissa Koranda; Carla Elmhorst; Donna Johnson; William Elmhorst; Tony Rollins; Seth Naedler; Roger Nitschke; Beverly Friemoth; and Jason Strey. The motion carried.
The meeting included routine procedural votes earlier in the agenda: approval of the meeting agenda and approval of the July 23, 2025 minutes, each moved by Trustee Troy Moen and seconded by Trustee Bryan Vine.
The board adjourned at 8:25 p.m.
The actions recorded in the minutes were procedural and administrative; no ordinances, amendments or budget adoptions were presented for first or second reading at this meeting.
