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Board approves purchase of 600 vehicle stickers and discusses raising permit fees
Summary
Trustee Agrella moved and the board approved buying 600 stickers (quoted at $474 plus shipping). The board discussed raising resident permit fees to $20 per vehicle, maintaining a 50% senior discount at age 62, and asked the attorney to revise ordinance language to allow price changes administratively.
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President Giles opened discussion of the sticker program, recounting last year’s stock and sales and recommending a larger order to meet local demand. "The village ordered 500 stickers, sold 450 which consisted of some replacement stickers, motorcycles, few golf carts and resident vehicles," Giles said; the board discussed increasing the order to 600 to better match a household average of two vehicles.
Trustee Brian Agrella moved, Trustee Carol Stingel seconded, to purchase 600 stickers at a quoted cost of $474.00 plus shipping (not to exceed $500). The motion carried unanimously (Ayes: Agrella, Brown, Stingel, Young; Absent: Pawlak). President Giles said he will ask the village attorney to draft an ordinance amendment so the Board can change sticker prices administratively rather than amending the ordinance each time; the board also discussed a proposed fee increase to $20 per vehicle and $10 per motorcycle, with a senior discount maintained at 50% for residents age 62 and older.
