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Belgium board conducts trustee appointment process; developer discusses adding lot to Luxembourg 3rd plat

Village Board of the Village of Belgium · September 20, 2024
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Summary

Trustee candidates presented to the Village of Belgium board and the trustees used paper ballots to fill a vacancy (the appointee was sworn in on the record). Separately, a developer presented an updated "Luxembourg 3rd" plat that added one lot; the developer asked for board feedback and said they would return with a final plan and state approvals.

The Village of Belgium board opened a short appointment process on Oct. 11 to fill a trustee vacancy running through April 2022. Candidates each spoke for a few minutes. The board adopted a paper ballot procedure (secret ballots, indication method provided) and required a majority (four votes) for appointment. Victor (candidate who accepted on the record) was sworn in after the appointment was completed and recited the oath to support the U.S. and state constitutions and to faithfully perform the duties of the office.

Separately, the board discussed unfinished business on a final plat identified on the agenda as "Luxembourg 3rd." A developer representative presented an updated plan that added one lot by reconfiguring duplex/side‑by‑side and single‑family home placements. The applicant said setbacks and zoning would not change, but that additional curb, lateral and roughly 100 feet of curb would be required for new driveway access. The developer asked for feedback rather than final approval; staff and trustees discussed concerns about cutting into recently finished asphalt and about ensuring a letter of credit or similar guarantee to restore pavement if utility work damages the surface. The applicant said the contractor believes it can restore damaged asphalt to new condition and that a letter of credit could be provided if field repairs fail.

No final plat approval was requested on Oct. 11; trustees asked staff and the applicant to work through outstanding items before final submittal to the state and the village.

What happens next: the appointee will serve through the April 2022 election; the developer will submit a final plan and any required guarantees after addressing staff punch‑list items.