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Residents suggest newsletter expansion, ask about Watson Road work; attorney clarifies solicitor rules
Summary
During public participation the board heard a suggestion to expand the village newsletter to a quarterly format, an inquiry about Watson Road resurfacing, and a question about feral cats and solicitors. Attorney P. Rost advised that residents must post "No Soliciting" or "No Trespassing" signs to prohibit solicitors and may contact police if solicitors persist.
During public participation, Resident B. Mohr recommended adding more content to the Village newsletter and suggested moving to a quarterly publication to highlight local businesses and residents. Resident J. Erlinger asked about resurfacing work on Watson Road; the chairman said remaining work will be completed following the sidewalk project.
Trustee D. Hollander raised concerns about feral cats and solicitors. Attorney P. Rost clarified the legal options available to residents: "the residents must post 'No Soliciting' or 'No Trespassing' signage on their property to prohibit solicitors. If solicitors persist, residents may contact the police for assistance." The minutes record no further board direction or immediate policy changes on animal control or solicitation enforcement.
