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Board adopts five-item consent agenda including ordinance on surplus equipment

Davis Junction Administrative Board · January 29, 2025
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Summary

The Davis Junction Administrative Board adopted a five-item consent agenda that included Ordinance No. 25-04 (authorizing disposal of listed village property) and the award of the Junction Way reconstruction bid; the omnibus vote was taken under the Illinois Municipal Code and passed on the board's roll call.

The Davis Junction Administrative Board adopted five consent-agenda items during its Jan. 28 meeting using the omnibus vote procedure allowed by the Illinois Municipal Code. The consent package included approval of meeting minutes, payment of bills, a small stipend for outside meetings for elected officials, Ordinance No. 25-04 authorizing disposal of specified village property, and the award of the Junction Way reconstruction bid.

Chair said the Junction Way bid "did come in 17.4% below what our engineers estimate was, which was $51,000 in savings." The board member who moved the consent placement also invoked the Illinois Municipal Code omnibus procedure during the motion; the chair announced the omnibus adoption passed on roll call with the result recorded as "6 0 3." The ordinance number for the disposal authorization was listed on the agenda as Ordinance No. 25-04 and the disposal list named the 2005 Ford F-650 Super Duty bucket truck, a variable frequency drive for wastewater sludge pumps, and a Miller Bobcat welder/generator.

The board did not separate any items for individual discussion and handled all five matters together. Minutes and the official file should be consulted for the final signed ordinance text, the contract documents and exact vote tallies as recorded in the clerk's minutes.