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Elmwood board approves procession permit, laptop purchase and bills; operator licenses tabled

Village of Elmwood Board (Regular Board Meeting) · September 9, 2024
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Summary

At the Sept. 9 meeting the board carried motions to approve minutes, a Sacred Heart procession street-use permit, purchase of a new clerk laptop and payment of bills; operator licenses were tabled. Several informational reports were received from library and police staff.

The Village of Elmwood Board carried several routine motions at its Sept. 9 meeting.

Minutes: Dawn Toth moved to approve the Aug. 12, 2024 minutes; Paul Unser seconded and the motion carried by roll call (tally not specified).

Sacred Heart procession: The board approved a street-use permit for Sacred Heart Church’s Eucharistic Procession scheduled for Sept. 22 from 9:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. (Paul Unser moved; Dawn Toth seconded; roll call vote carried).

Operator’s licenses: Operator’s licenses for Michael Weiss, Matthew Mehrkens and Rebecca Baumgartner (Kern’s Kurbside) were tabled; the transcript records the item as "tabled" with no mover/second recorded.

Laptop purchase: Clerk Holly Malaszuk asked to replace a laptop that no longer supports current software; Paul Unser moved to allow the purchase, Dawn Toth seconded, and the motion carried by roll call.

Payment of bills: Dawn Toth moved to approve payment of bills as submitted; Pam Marson seconded and the motion carried by roll call.

Adjournment: Dawn Toth moved to adjourn and Pat Geraets seconded; roll call vote carried and the meeting adjourned at 7:38 p.m.

Informational items: The board received a library update from Nick Andrews and a police report read on behalf of Chief Chris Thibado. The clerk also noted an audit draft from CLA and temporary office closure Sept. 23–27 for a municipal conference.

Most votes were recorded as "carried" on roll call; specific tallies were not provided in the transcript.