Four people took part in public comments at the beginning of the meeting. The first two comments were about horses or horse boarding, and the last two were regarding a septic system. All four comments can be heard by clicking here.
Board members later affirmed decisions made by the Zoning Board of Appeals by unanimously approving a basketball court and new signage at Countryside School and a small addition to St. Mark’s Episcopal Church.
During the Plan Commission report, a member of Citizens for Conservation weighed in on whether or not to treat trees infested with Emerald Ash Borers. Her comments can be heard here, however President McLaughlin made it clear more than once that the Village has never taken a position on whether or not to treat infested trees as the speaker implied.
At the end of the meeting, President McLaughlin made reappointments to the Zoning Board, Board of Health, Plan Commission and Equestrian Commission with the unanimous support of those present. McLaughlin also appointed Village Clerk, Anna Paul, to become the new Village Open Meetings Act Officer. Recordings of these appointments can be heard here.
The menu of edited recordings by agenda topic for the full meeting can be accessed here.