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Village of Dix Village Board met April 26

Village of Dix Village Board met April 26.

Here are the minutes provided by the board:

The Dix Village Board met for a special board meeting at the Dix Village Hall. Village President, Kurt Karcher, called the meeting to order at 7:01 P.M

Roll Call:

Trustees Present: Judy Bronson, Paul Ayers, Whitney Lipps, Tiffany Gentles, Sean Wilkey

Trustees Absent:

Officers Present: Village President - Kurt Karcher, Village Treasurer - Sharon Bean, Village Clerk, Village Clerk - Brandy Mount

Officers Absent:

Business Items:

Item #1: Accept Resignation of Village Employee, Shirley Wilson (Effective April 30, 2022).

Motion made by Paul Ayers to accept the resignation of Shirley Wilson Village Employee. A second to the motion was made by Judy Bronson.

Motion Carried: 5-0

Item #2: Announce Planned Resignation of Street and Alley Chair (To be announced at May meeting, Effective TBD)

No Motion Required:

Item #3: Approve Bid for Flooring at Community Center

Whitney Lipps received two quotes, one from One Stop Flooring for $10,494.79. The second bid came from Hamilton County Flooring for $11,551.30.

Tiffany Gentles made a motion to approve the bid from One Stop Flooring for $10,494.79. A second to the motion was made by Paul Ayers.

Motion Carried: 4-1 4 approved, 1 abstained

Item #4: Approve bid for Landscaping at Community Center

Whitney Lipps received a bid from 7 Acres Nursery for Community Center landscaping. A second to the motion was made by Tiffany Gentles.

Motion Carried: 5-0

Item #5: Review of Remaining Fiscal Year Budget and Existing Approved projects

Meadow Lane drain basins, Culvert breach on Washington St & Marshall St, potholes on

W. North. All projects will come out of MFT fund, $8,177.00. Remaining $3,785.00 in MFT.

Asphalt overlay on West St to Madison behind Yellin Hellen's. Bid from Jax Asphalt for $9392.00. Will come out of Non MFT, Street and Alley Repairs or Improvements.

No Motion Required:

Item #6: Discuss and Prioritize Additional Projects in Need of Bid Solicitation

Reviewed document from Paul Ayers for completed improvements/projects FY2023 potential / planned projects.

Item #7: Discuss and Prioritize Additional Projects to Budget for Next 1-3ys

Reviewed document from Paul Ayers for completed improvements/projects FY2023 potential / planned projects.

No Motion Required:

Item #8: Approve Purchase of Replacement Culverts Needed to Widen Entrance and Exit of Yellin Helen's

Motion was made by Whitney Lipps to purchase two culverts for Yellin Helens. A second to the motion was made by Tiffany Gentles.

Motion Carried: 5-0

Item #9: Approve West Street Asphalt Overlay Project

Motion was made by Whitney Lipps to table the item until next month's meeting. A second to the motion was made by Tiffany Gentles.

Motion Tabled:

Item# 10: Approve Immediate Payment for Initial Portion of Flooring and Painting Projects

A motion was made by Tiffany Gentles to pay $3,597.40 to Hamilton County Flooring, and $1,696.80 to Men in White for initial portion of the project. A second to the motion was made by Paul Ayers.

Motion Carried: 5-0

• Item# 11: Discussion of Credit Card or Bank Account Debit Card

Paul Ayers made the motion to setup a debit card and associate bank account with a debit card limit of $1,000 limit to be used by village employees. A second to the motion was made by Tiffany Gentles.

Motion Carries: 5-0

Item# 12: Miscellaneous

Sharon Bean - We donated to Popcorn Pete and we received free tickets.

Sharon Bean - Spectrum has torn up some things in the village, and want to make sure the board is aware.

Community will be closed from 5/23-6/19/2022 due to remodeling.

May meeting will have an extensive ordinance violation report.

Item# 13: Adjournment

A motion was made by Whitney Lipps to adjourn. A second to the motion was made by Sean Wilkey.

Motion Carried: 5-0

Meeting adjourned at 8:53 PM

http://villageofdixillinois.com/uploads/3/4/5/0/34506521/april_sp_meeting_minutes.pdf

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