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Trustees raise local maintenance, public-safety and tax questions; DPW flags sewer and drainage needs
Summary
Trustee and DPW updates covered questions about food-truck taxes, gratitude to the fire department during outages, a siren inspection scheduled for June 27, drainage and sewer maintenance needs, an old generator review, and requests to notify property owners about yard maintenance.
At the June 15 meeting trustees and DPW provided a range of operational updates and community-notice items.
Trustee Anderson asked whether food trucks are paying taxes and said he will check with Piatt County. Trustee Walsh commended the fire department for opening during recent power outages and reported a house on Oakley Road that moved appliances into a trailer. Trustee Severe reported the village siren inspection is scheduled for June 27 and asked staff to send letters to property owners on Lincoln and Franklin about piles of dirt and weeds. DPW Mark Blickensderfer reported that a drain at the end of a Monroe driveway has not yet been fixed, recommended a sewers maintenance program for pumps, and said he has an old generator that he wants Darren Seitz to inspect. President Powers noted a boulevard tree with a hanging branch that needs attention.
These items were recorded as operational reports; no formal motions or funding allocations for these specific items were recorded in the minutes.
