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Village of Wayne President and the Board of Trustees met May 21

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Village of Wayne President and the Board of Trustees met May 21.

Here is the minutes provided by the board:

I. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

President Phipps asked all to rise and recite the Pledge of Allegiance.

II. CALL TO ORDER

President Phipps called the meeting to order at 7:30pm.

Roll Call:

Present: President Eileen Phipps, Trustees Mike Anastasio, Pete Connolly,

Kate O’Rourke, Rob Reed, Ann Tigges –Six (6)

Absent: Trustee Ed Hull – One (1)

Also Present: Police Chief John Naydenoff

Treasurer Howard Levine

Attorney Pete Wilson

Village Clerk Patti Engstrom

Wayne Examiner Reporter Joe Hyland

Resident John McHugh, 30W650 Warwick Way

Resident Donald Miller, 30W684 Bradford Parkway

Resident Mike O’Reilly, 4N537 Wiltshire Court

III. PUBLIC COMMENT - (please limit your comments to three minutes)

III. PUBLIC COMMENT - (please limit your comments to three minutes)

Resident Mike O’Reilly spoke for the three men from Bradford Park Homeowner’s Association. They provided a handout regarding Munger Road and the Board’s consideration to allow it to deteriorate to a gravel road, as was noted in a Wayne Examiner article and the Long-Range Plan Minutes. The three men encouraged the Board to include Munger Road in road repairs. President Phipps stated the Village has a cycle for roads. Due to budget cuts, the Village cycled Munger Road from twelve years to 18–20 years. Public Works keeps up with potholes, patching, striping, snow plowing and general maintenance of Munger Road. Mr. McHugh asked Chief Naydenoff if he has considered using Community Service Officers in an effort to reduce costs; Chief replied no, all officers must be qualified to handle whatever may arise. Trustee Connolly said the comment was made regarding Munger Road but no action was taken. Treasurer Levine noted part of the road belongs to the Village and part belongs to Wayne Township. Several homes north of Bradford Park entrance are not in the Village, and those portions of the road are the responsibility of the Township.

Mr. McHugh, Miller and O’Reilly left at 7:45pm.

IV. REPORTS OF BOARDS, COMMISSIONS AND STAFF

A. PLAN COMMISSION

No report.

B. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS

No report.

C. ENGINEERING

Trustee Reed reported that Engineer Lynch is preparing to go to bid for the MFT 2019 road maintenance program.

D. BUILDING AND ZONING

No report.

E. PARK COMMISSION

Trustee O’Rourke commented on an email and photos from resident Sheila Newenham regarding her use of the Arbor Day tree giveaways at the Post Office.

V. CONSENT AGENDA

A. Minutes of Regular Board Meeting May 7, 2019 – Open & Closed Session

Trustee Reed made the motion to establish the Consent Agenda. It was seconded by Trustee Tigges. Trustee Connolly made the motion to approve the Consent Agenda. It was seconded by Trustee Tigges.

Roll Call:

Ayes: Trustees Anastasio, Connolly, O’Rourke, Reed, Tigges – Five (5)

Nays: None

Absent: Trustee Hull – One (1)

Motion passed 5-0.

VI. ITEMS REMOVED FROM CONSENT AGENDA

None.

VII. ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS

A. Res #19-R-14; Renew Animal Control Contract w/ Kane County

Trustee Tigges made the motion to approve Resolution #19-R-14, Resolution Renewing Contract for Animal Control Services with the County of Kane. It was seconded by Trustee Connolly.

Roll Call:

Ayes: Trustees Anastasio, Connolly, O’Rourke, Reed, Tigges – Six (6)

Nays: None

Absent: Trustee Hull – One (1)

Motion passed 5-0.

VIII. REPORTS OF OFFICERS AND ACTION ITEMS 

A. Clerk’s Report – Patti Engstrom

No report.

B. Treasurer’s Report – Howard Levine

1. Financial Statements as of April 30, 2019 and Twelve Months Ended April 2019 Disbursements

Treasurer Levine noted the Twelve Months Ended Financials finished the year with a $163,000 surplus due to revenues exceeding goals by 5.12% and keeping expenses down in the Police Dept. and Administration. He anticipates next year will break even.

Trustee Connolly made the motion to approve the Financial Statements dated April 30, 2019 and the April 2019 Disbursements. It was seconded by Trustee Reed and passed by unanimous Voice Vote.

2. Treasurer’s Quarterly Investment Report, Quarter Ended April 30, 2019

Treasurer Levine noted recent investment returns increased due to higher short-term interest rates. Current interest rates have dropped to 2.55% which will slow down investment returns.

Trustee Reed made the motion to approve and place on file the Treasurer’s Quarterly Investment Report, Quarter Ended April 30, 2019. It was seconded by Trustee O’Rourke and passed by unanimous Voice Vote.

C. President’s Report – Eileen Phipps

No report.

D. Village Attorney’s Report – Pete Wilson

No report.

IX. Appointments

None.

X. REPORTS OF TRUSTEES AND ACTION ITEMS

A. Public Safety – Pete Connolly

Chief Naydenoff said the Police Department has been busy of late. Following emergency surgery, Commander Spurling will be cleared for regular duty three weeks from now.

B. Public Works – Rob Reed

Trustee Reed had one item for Closed Session, Item B.

C. Finance – Pete Connolly

No report.

D. Administration – Ann Tigges

Trustee Tigges said Deputy Clerk Harris’ email was recently hacked; she sent an email to all Board members advising them of same. Trustee Tigges had one item for Closed Session, Item B.

E. Development/Historic and Rural Preservation – Ed Hull 

No report.

F. Building & Zoning – Mike Anastasio

No report.

G. Parks – Kate O’Rourke

President Phipps took the Minutes from this point forward. 

XI. CLOSED SESSION

Trustee O’Rourke said there will be a ribbon cutting ceremony next week at the school for the recently installed playground equipment purchased from the Developer’s Fund.

XI. CLOSED SESSION

Trustee Reed made the motion to enter Closed Session for the purpose of discussing Item B, Appointment, Employment and Compensation of Village Employees - Open Meetings Act ILCS 120/2(c)(1). It was seconded by Trustee Tigges.

Roll Call:

Ayes: Trustees Anastasio, Connolly, O’Rourke, Reed, Tigges – Five (5)

Nays: None

Absent: Trustee Hull – One (1)

Motion passed 5-0.

The Board entered Closed Session at 7:55 pm.

The Board re-entered Open Session at 8:40pm

President Phipps took the Minutes from this point forward.

XII. OLD BUSINESS

None.

XIII. NEW BUSINESS AND ACTION ITEMS

Trustee Tigges made the motion to approve salary actions as discussed in Closed Session. It was seconded by Trustee Reed.

Roll Call:

Ayes: Trustees Anastasio, Connolly, O’Rourke, Reed, Tigges – Five (5)

Nays: None

Absent: Trustee Hull

Motion passed 5-0.

XIV. ADJOURNMENT

Trustee Reed made the motion to adjourn. It was seconded by Trustee Tigges and passed by unanimous Voice Vote. Meeting adjourned at 8:45pm.

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