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Trustee reports historian office consolidation on hold; solar lights purchased for welcome signs
Summary
Trustee Simko told the board the planned consolidation of three historian offices 'has been put on hold indefinitely,' that she bought solar lights for three remaining welcome signs for $89, and that the Village historian invited trustees to a Trolly Station dedication in April.
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Trustee Simko reported at the Jan. 27 meeting that the consolidation of the three historian offices "has been put on hold indefinitely." She told trustees she "purchased the solar lights for the 3 remaining 'Welcome to Jordan' signs for $89.00" and that Superintendent Johnston will install the lights once weather permits. Trustee Simko and Village historian Elaine Peters reviewed the historians' December and January reports; Peters invited the board to a Trolly Station historical marker dedication behind J&T Car Care on a Monday in April (exact date to be announced).
The minutes do not show any vote tied to the historians' reports or the sign purchases; the report is listed under Buildings & Grounds as informational. The Trolly Station dedication was announced as a future, to-be-scheduled event and the board received the invitation during the meeting's public business segment.
