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Village of Eden board approves public participation plan for comprehensive plan; member resigns
Summary
At its July 17 meeting the Village of Eden Board unanimously approved a public participation plan and accompanying resolution for its comprehensive plan, and noted the recent resignation of board member Todd Gitter; the board said it will seek to fill the vacancy.
The Village of Eden Board met July 17 and unanimously approved a public participation plan and a resolution to guide public engagement in the village's comprehensive plan process. President Kevin Goebel called the meeting to order.
During new business the board announced that Todd Gitter resigned following the previous meeting and that the board is looking to fill his seat. The board then considered and approved a motion to adopt the public participation plan and the related resolution for the comprehensive plan; the motion was moved by Jay Baumhardt and seconded by Shea Stahl and was carried unanimously.
Earlier in the meeting the board approved routine administrative and financial items by unanimous votes, including the minutes of the June 26, 2024 meeting (moved by Jay Baumhardt, seconded by Joe Preston), the treasurer's report (moved by Shea Stahl, seconded by Henry Guell), payment of bills (moved by Jay Baumhardt, seconded by Joe Preston), temporary borrowing (moved by Joe Preston, seconded by Shea Stahl), the building inspection report (moved by Henry Guell, seconded by Shea Stahl), and licenses as presented (moved by Joe Preston, seconded by Henry Guell).
The agenda listed a public comment period, an item for the sewer plant and park, updates, and items pending; the transcript does not record substantive public comments or discussion on those agenda items. The meeting adjourned after a motion by Shea Stahl, seconded by Joe Preston.
Votes at a glance: the motions recorded in the minutes were carried unanimously. The minutes list seven members present at roll call: Kevin Goebel, Ed Costello, Jay Baumhardt, Kari Schlefke, Joe Preston, Henry Guell and Shea Stahl; the signatures on the minutes show Kari Schlefke as Clerk/Treasurer.
Next steps: the board noted it will pursue filling the vacancy left by Todd Gitter and will proceed with public engagement under the adopted participation plan as part of the comprehensive-plan process.
