May 1, 2023 Council meeting agenda

 


THE VILLAGE OF LAKEMORE

AGENDA FOR COUNCIL MEETING

MAY 1, 2023

 

Meeting Called to Order by Mayor Cole

Opening Roll Call:

Pledge of Allegiance led by Mayor Cole

Motion to Excuse

Motion to Accept minutes from April 18, 2023 council meeting as presented and not read

Motion to Accept Purchase Orders from April 15, 2023 to April 28, 2023, totaling $2,776.41 as presented and not read

Motion to Accept Bills from April 15, 2023 to April 28, 2023, totaling $133,858.97 as presented and not read

Motion to Accept April 2023 DOPS Delinquency Report as presented and not read 

Motion to Appoint Tracy Sayers as the Delegate and Megan Pitman as the Alternate Representatives from the Village of Lakemore for the Regional Council of Governments

Reading of Ordinances and Resolutions

Resolution 7264-2023 “Fire Resignation” Emergency Cochran

Ordinance 1813-2023 “Amend Trash Effective Date” Emergency Strittmatter

Ordinance 1814-2023 “Amend Budget” emergency Anderson

 

Mayor’s Report

 

Council Report

·       The next council meetings will be May 15th   and June 5th each at 7:00 p.m.

·       The next council workshop will be May 10th  and May 23rd each at 6:00 p.m.

·       Remind Everyone the Council Meetings will be held at Springfield High School Community Room

·       Remind everyone to not rake or blow leaves and debris into roadways or waterways to avoid negative effects in Springfield Lake

 

 

Appearing Before Council

New Business:

 

Mrs. Cochran makes a motion to dispense with the three readings Resolution 7264-2023

Mrs. Cochran makes a motion to adopt Resolution 7264-2023

 

Mr. Strittmatter makes a motion to dispense with the three readings Ordinance 1813-2023

Mr. Strittmatter makes a motion to adopt Ordinance 1813-2023

 

Ms. Anderson makes a motion to dispense with the three readings Ordinance 1814-2023

Ms. Anderson makes a motion to adopt Ordinance 1814-2023

 

 

Motion to Enter into Executive Session

 

Motion to Adjourn

 

 

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