Orion Village Parks & Recreation Board met June 4.
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The regular meeting of the President and Board of Trustees was held at 7:00 p.m., June 04, 2018, at Village Hall, 1202 4th Street, Orion, Henry, Illinois. The following members were present: Cooper, Peterson, Newman, Lawson, and Drucker. Absent: Mitton and Hancock.
The meeting was called to order by President Cooper, who led the board in the Pledge of Allegiance.
It was moved by Drucker, seconded by Lawson to approve the minutes of the meeting held May 21, 2018. Ayes: Peterson, Newman, Lawson, and Drucker. Noes: None.
Absent: Mitton and Hancock.
Mr. Ron Thompson reminded the village board June 14th is Flag Day.
It was moved by Lawson, seconded by Peterson to approve Resolution 1819-1, allowing Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Jungwirth, and Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dunlap permission to install and maintain one or more basketball hoops which border the public streets at 104 11th Ave.
It was noted a third party who expressed an interest in the placement of a basketball hoop on
Trustee Drucker reported hydrant flushing will be completed in the next day or two and a couple of hydrants might need to be replaced.
The board thanked first grade students for putting flags in and around Central Park. The Boy Scouts picked up the flags after Memorial Day.
Trustee Peterson said eleven ash trees need to be removed from the parks. Three ash trees will also be removed from
Wiring projects will be completed this summer for the tennis courts and crows nest in Love Park and sidewalk lights in Central Park.
The minutes of June 4, 2018 continued:
The Finance Committee meeting is scheduled for 4 p.m., June 20, 2018, at the village hall.
Trustee Newman said a squad car has been
It was moved by Drucker, seconded by Peterson to approve payment of $2,865 to Weber Landscaping for retaining wall repairs at the village hall. Ayes: Peterson, Newman, Lawson, and Drucker. Noes: None. Absent: Mitton and Hancock.
Lumber for Central Park benches will arrive tomorrow. Scout Zachary Kline will coordinate the work to rehab existing benches.
It was moved by Drucker, seconded by Lawson to approve a donation of $1,200 to the Fourth of July Fireworks Committee. Ayes: Peterson, Newman, Lawson, and Drucker.
Noes: None. Absent: Mitton and Hancock.
President Cooper told the board of an opportunity to save 10-20% on energy costs by utilizing solar energy. The company that contacted President Cooper indicated it could purchase land and install equipment at no cost to the village. Trustee Newman urged the board to consult with MidAmerican Energy Co.
The board will consider additional landscape waste dates at its next meeting.
There being no further business to come before the meeting, it was moved by Drucker, seconded by Lawson to adjourn.
http://orionil.org/government/meetings/2014-03-09-05-52-59/991-minutes-2018-06-04-pdf/file