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Onsted council rejects village-run flea market in 4–3 vote; approves truck sale and several appointments
Summary
The Onsted Village Council voted 4–3 to reject a motion to use village resources for a community flea market, and approved the sealed-bid sale of a 1993 GMC dump truck, appointments to the Planning Commission and ordinance enforcement, and a clerk authorization for motor-vehicle filings.
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The Onsted Village Council on Jan. 12 rejected a proposal to use village resources to run a flea market in Onsted Park, and approved several administrative actions including the sale of a village dump truck and two appointments.
Councilmember Jay Best moved and Councilmember Steve Muth supported a motion to use village resources to manage a Village Flea Market; the motion failed on a roll-call vote with Best, Mike Slick and Muth voting yes and Village President Robert Schafer, Libby Chase, Mark Robotham and Keri Jeffords voting no. The minutes record the outcome as a 3–4 defeat.
The council approved the sealed-bid sale of a 1993 GMC 3500 dump truck to Darin Hawes of Capitol Fence for $5,805.00 on a motion by Councilmember Jay Best, supported by Councilmember Libby Chase. The motion carried.
Also on the consent of the council, Chuck Hunt was appointed to the Planning Commission (motion by Councilmember Libby Chase, supported by Councilmember Mike Slick) and Jeffrey Oswalt was appointed as the village Ordinance Enforcement Officer (motion by Councilmember Jay Best, supported by Councilmember Libby Chase). Council directed Village Clerk Holtz to sign a Power of Attorney for motor vehicle filings (motion by Councilmember Libby Chase, supported by Councilmember Jay Best); that motion carried.
The council approved warrants totaling $77,314.45 earlier in the meeting. Departmental reports were received and filed. Two members of the public spoke during the public-comment period; the record does not name them or summarize their remarks.
Votes at a glance: The flea market motion (use village resources for a village-run flea market in Onsted Park) failed, roll-call 3–4. Sale of 1993 GMC 3500 to Darin Hawes (sealed bid $5,805.00) — approved. Appointment of Chuck Hunt to the Planning Commission — approved. Appointment of Jeffrey Oswalt as Ordinance Enforcement Officer — approved. Clerk authorized to sign Power of Attorney for motor vehicle filings — approved.
The meeting was called to order by Village President Robert Schafer at 6:45 p.m. and adjourned at 7:20 p.m.
