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Caseyville board approves Illini Environmental site, disposes surplus vehicles and OKs monthly bills

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Summary

The Caseyville village board approved a site-suitability resolution for Illini Environmental, LLC, authorized disposal of surplus property (including an old flasher truck) and approved monthly bills totaling $251,990.16; staff reported public-works updates and scheduled a July 27 cemetery meeting.

The Caseyville village board on July 20 voted to approve a site-suitability resolution for Illini Environmental, LLC and approved disposal of certain surplus properties, including a replaced flasher truck, alongside routine approval of the monthly bills.

A committee member introduced Resolution 26-27, described in the meeting as a resolution finding site-location suitability for Illini Environmental, LLC and authorizing execution of an Illinois DEA certification/assignment approval for a proposed pollution-control facility. The motion was seconded by the chair and approved on a roll call in which members listed on the record (Nick, Dave, Matt, Sam, Ron, John) were recorded as voting yes.

The board next approved Resolution 26-28 to declare and dispose of certain surplus properties, including the replaced flasher truck. That motion was seconded and approved on a roll call with members recorded on the record (Nick, Dave, Matt, Dan, Ron, John) voting yes.

On routine finance business the chair read monthly line items including a water bill of $208,603.71 and a total of $251,990.16. The bills were taken up and approved by roll call (names appearing on the record included Nick, Nate, Matt, Dan, Ron, John).

Staff reports included a police chief update for June activity and public-works briefings. Public works said it is coordinating a waterline relocation that will temporarily interrupt service to about 30 homes for roughly an hour during the work; staff also noted five property closings scheduled in late July that will return parcels to the tax rolls and are expected to generate about $49,000 year-to-date once finalized. The board announced a quarterly cemetery meeting set for July 27 at 6 p.m.

Votes at a glance: - Resolution 26-27 (site suitability for Illini Environmental, LLC): mover — a committee member; second — Chair; roll call recorded as Yes (Nick, Dave, Matt, Sam, Ron, John); outcome — approved. - Resolution 26-28 (declare and dispose surplus properties, including old flasher truck): mover — a committee member; second — Chair; roll call recorded as Yes (Nick, Dave, Matt, Dan, Ron, John); outcome — approved. - Approval of bills (total $251,990.16): roll-call names read and recorded (Nick, Nate, Matt, Dan, Ron, John); outcome — approved.

No executive session was held. The board made a motion to adjourn and completed roll call before moving to committee work.