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Dakota board okays notary training, leaves unregistered‑vehicle and solar ordinances pending attorney review

Village of Dakota Board · January 6, 2025
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Summary

Trustees approved a notary class and seal (not to exceed $200) for the clerk and heard updates that fiber internet providers had no new information. Ordinances on unregistered vehicles and solar remain under attorney review; trustees clarified that the unregistered‑vehicle ordinance targets vehicles without registration or plates.

Trustee Eric Lizer moved and Trustee Jeremy Knox seconded approval for the village clerk to take a notary class and obtain a notary seal at a cost not to exceed $200; the motion carried. The item was presented as routine administrative support for clerical duties.

President Alisha Lizer reported there were no new updates from fiber providers Silo or Surf. The board discussed two pending ordinances — one targeting unregistered vehicles and another addressing solar installations — both of which are awaiting advice from the village attorney. Trustee Tom Long asked about the scope of the unregistered‑vehicle ordinance and Trustee Ken Vrazsity clarified it covers unregistered vehicles and vehicles without plates and noted that placing a vehicle in a garage could be a compliance option.