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Council authorizes president to work with police, village attorney on beach tree vandalism
Summary
After Police Chief Ryan Layman reported 12 trees on village beach property were cut down, the council unanimously authorized Council President Tim McCarthy to work with Chief Layman and Village Attorney Sara Senica to make decisions and keep the council informed while meetings are on hiatus.
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Police Chief Ryan Layman reported damage to village property at the beach, including the vandalism of 12 trees on Village property, and noted a sign at Stop 40 requesting information from residents. Because the council will not meet in January or February, Council President Tim McCarthy moved to authorize himself to work with Chief Layman and Village Attorney Sara Senica on any necessary decisions and to keep council members informed; the motion was seconded by Mike Botelho and approved 5–0.
The authorization is intended to allow timely response while the council is not meeting; McCarthy said he would coordinate through the police or the office and keep the rest of the council apprised of actions taken. No additional constraints or a sunset were recorded in the motion.
