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Calumet Village Council approves event street closure, statue placement and two commission appointments
Summary
At its Jan. 27 meeting, the Calumet Village Council approved a street closure for the Copper Dog event, approved the location and brickwork for the Big Annie statue, confirmed Chris Green for two three-year commission terms, and adopted routine consent items including bills and payroll.
The Calumet Village Council on Jan. 27 approved several routine and agenda items, including a street closure for the Copper Dog event, final placement and brickwork for the Big Annie statue, and the nomination of Chris Green to two village commissions.
The meeting, called to order by President Rob Tarvis at 6:00 p.m., also included approval of the consent agenda covering the December 16, 2025 meeting minutes and bills: Prior Paid Bills of $21,140.52, New Bills of $14,688.25, and October Payroll of $34,590.37. Attendance was recorded as Tarvis, Trustees Ariele Pizzo, Kelly Ryan, Bernice Smith and James Tercha, Clerk Lori Weir, Manager Megan Haselden and CEDM Fellow Joey Foster; Trustees Pamela Que and Matt L'Esperance were absent.
On new business, Trustee Bernice Smith moved, seconded by Trustee James Tercha, to approve the Copper Dog street closure as presented; the motion carried 5–0. Trustee Kelly Ryan moved, seconded by Trustee Ariele Pizzo, to approve the Big Annie statue location, a brick surround, and a brick pathway from the gravel walkway; that motion also carried 5–0.
President Rob Tarvis nominated Chris Green to two separate three-year terms (each expiring December 2028): one on the Historic District Commission and one on the Planning Commission. Both nominations passed by roll call votes recorded as Yeas: Tarvis, Pizzo, Tercha, Ryan, Smith; Nays: none; Absent: Que, L'Esperance.
The meeting adjourned at 6:32 p.m. after the board completed the evening's agenda.
