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Denton board adopts surplus-hay resolution after lone low bid
Summary
Trustees adopted Resolution No. 25-1-1 to offer eight large round brome hay bales for sealed bid after receiving one bid for $35—below a previously set $65 minimum—and authorized public notice; four bales at the wellhouse will be destroyed due to thorny locust trees.
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The Board of Trustees approved Resolution No. 25-1-1 to offer eight large round brome hay bales for public sale by sealed bid after the village received a single bid of $35, which was below the previously set minimum bid of $65.
The resolution authorizes the clerk to publish notice of the sale in three prominent places within the village and in the Lincoln Journal Star for at least seven days prior to sale, and it reserves the village’s right to reject any and all bids. The resolution text also notes that four bales at the wellhouse will be destroyed because of thorny locust trees on the site.
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