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Votes and actions at a glance: December 2, 2024 Village of Dakota Board meeting

Village of Dakota Board · December 2, 2024
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Summary

The board unanimously approved routine procedural items and a series of motions including agenda and minutes approval, bill payments, permit and several project funding and ordinance actions. Exact roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript as "all in favor" without numeric counts.

At its Dec. 2, 2024 meeting the Village Board approved a set of routine and substantive actions. The transcript records motions carried with stated support ("all in favor") but does not provide a numeric roll call for each vote.

Key actions recorded and approved in open session included approval of the meeting agenda; approval of Nov. 4 and Nov. 25, 2024 minutes; payment of current bills; approval of a driveway permit for 302 Center St.; IEPA WPC Loan 17-4260 Request #5 in the amount of $225,977.40 (including Willet Hofmann & Associates invoice #37364 and Kelsey Excavating Pay Application #4); change order #1 for a tractor ($2,549.47); adoption of Motor Fuel Tax resolution Section 25-00000-00-GM for $133,634.03; amendment of snow removal parking ordinances (even-odd parking October–April); and the acceptance of Trustee Diane Clay's resignation effective Dec. 2, 2024.

Motions were moved and seconded as recorded in the transcript: Eric Lizer and Ken Vrazsity routinely appear as mover/second on procedural items; Jeremy Knox moved bill approval; Jon Riley moved the IEPA draw and the tractor change order; Eric Lizer moved the MFT resolution; and Ken Vrazsity moved to accept the resignation. The transcript does not list a numeric yes/no/abstain tally for each item; each vote is summarized as "all in favor."