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Silver Creek Township board approves routine business, records pickup sale and debates Xcel sirens

Silver Creek Township Board of Supervisors · December 17, 2024
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Summary

At its Dec. 17 meeting the Silver Creek Township Board approved the agenda, past minutes, and disbursements; recorded the sale of a 2003 Chevy pickup for $6,600; postponed job-description and property-compliance-letter updates; and defeated a motion to rescind the board's prior action on donated Xcel sirens (1-3).

The Silver Creek Township Board of Supervisors handled routine business and several old-business items during its Dec. 17 meeting.

The board approved the agenda (motion: Brandon Geyen/second Andy Christensen; carried 4-0), approved the Dec. 3 meeting minutes (motion: Brandon Geyen/second Ryan Nelson; carried 4-0), and approved the list of disbursements (motion: Ryan Nelson/second Brandon Geyen; carried 4-0). The minutes include an audit of claims with several payments listed, for example: check 19153 to CorTrust for $259.68, check 19147 to C&S for $280.00, check 19144 to Menards for $189.10, and check 19137 to MN Unemployment Insurance for $3,639.08.

In Old Business, updates to job descriptions and property compliance letters were postponed. The minutes record a sale at Elsenpeter Auctions: a 2003 Chevy pickup sold for $6,600. The board discussed a donation acceptance form for Xcel sirens; Vice Chairman Brandon Geyen moved to "ixnay" the sirens decision (to rescind), seconded by Chairman Mike Helman. That motion was defeated 1-3; the minutes do not specify further action on the sirens donation or whether the form will be left as previously decided.

The board then addressed New Business and procurement (approval of an Otto Associates engineering bid) before adjourning. The minutes do not include detailed financial breakdowns for the procurement items or further follow-up actions beyond recorded approvals and postponements.