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Roxane Board of Trustees authorize bill payment

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The village of Roxane Board of Trustees met Sept. 19 to authorize bill payment.

Here are the meeting's minutes, as provided by the board:

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PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROXANA VILLAGE COUNCIL

September 19, 2016

Pledge of Allegiance.

The regular meeting of the Roxana Village Council was called to order by Mayor

Oller at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Room of the Roxana Village Hall, 400 S. Central,

Roxana, Illinois.

Mayor Oller asked clerk to call the roll. The following members were present:

Giddings, Kelly, Diveley, Ford, LaTempt, Reynolds and Attorney Lading.

A motion was made by LaTempt and seconded by Giddings to approve the

minutes of the Regular Meeting 09/06/16. The vote was:

AYE: Giddings, Kelly, LaTempt, Reynolds

NAY: None

PRESENT: Diveley, Ford

Motion carried.

A motion was made by LaTempt and seconded by Reynolds to approve the

minutes of the Executive Session Meeting of 09/06/16. The vote was:

AYE: Giddings, Kelly, LaTempt, Reynolds

NAY: None

PRESENT: Diveley, Ford

Motion carried.

A motion was made by LaTempt and seconded by Reynolds to approve the Joint

Committee Meeting of 09/12/16. The vote was:

AYE: Giddings, Kelly, Diveley, LaTempt, Reynolds

NAY: None

PRESENT: Ford

Motion carried.

A motion was made by Kelly and seconded by Giddings to approve the

treasurer’s report. The vote was:

AYE: Giddings, Kelly, Diveley, Ford, LaTempt, Reynolds

NAY: None

Motion carried.

A motion was made by Diveley and seconded by Kelly to approve the bill list and

authorize payment of bill list. The vote was:

AYE: Giddings, Kelly, Diveley, Ford, LaTempt, Reynolds

NAY: None

Motion carried.

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GENERAL FUND

BALANCE IN FUND 09/06/16 1,522,986.60

RECEIPTS 1,000.18

EXPENDITURES 41,927.21

BALANCE IN MONEY MARKET 09/19/16 1,482,059.57

FIRE PROTECTION FUND

BALANCE IN FUND 09/06/16 290,173.91

RECEIPTS 69.25

EXPENDITURES 17,101.51

BALANCE IN FUND 09/19/16 273,141.65

RECREATION FUND

BALANCE IN FUND 09/06/16 74,012.14

RECEIPTS 0.00

EXPENDITURES 5,982.91

BALANCE IN FUND 09/19/16 68,029.23

PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND

BALANCE IN FUN 09/06/16 2,035,078.67

RECEIPTS 22,951.90

EXPENDITURES 6,982.00

BALANCE IN FUND 09/19/16 2,051,048.57

INVESTED FUNDS – CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT 346,355.36

REFUSE FUND

BALANCE IN FUND 09/06/16 156,950.73

RECEIPTS 177.00

EXPENDITURES 13,503.40

BALANCE IN FUND 09/19/16 143,624.33

WATER O & M

BALANCE IN FUND 09/06/16 454,567.63

RECEIPTS 11,780.60

EXPENDITURES 14,110.71

BALANCE IN FUND 09/19/16 452,237.52

INVESTED FUNDS – CERTICATES OF DEPOSIT 143,052.11

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WATER PLANT CAPITAL EXPENDITURES

BALANCE IN FUND 09/06/16 843,678.60

RECEIPTS 191.47

EXPENDITURES 7,984.50

BALANCE IN FUND 09/19/16 835,885.57

METER DEPOSIT

BALANCE IN FUND 09/06/16 92,474.44

RECEIPTS 175.04

EXPENDITURES 645.00

BALANCE IN FUND 09/19/16 92,004.48

SOCIAL SECURITY FUND

BALANCE IN FUND 09/06/16 71,224.83

RECEIPTS 17.93

EXPENDITURES 5,723.57

BALANCE IN FUND 09/19/16 65,519.19

SPECIAL REVENUES FUND

BALANCE IN FUND 09/06/16 7,171,632.93

RECEIPTS 178,538.79

EXPENDITURES 5,022.95

BALANCE IN FUND 09/19/16 7,345,148.77

PRIME FUND.04

INVESTED FUNDS – CERTICATES OF DEPOSIT 1,000,486.22

WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANT

BALANCE IN FUND 09/06/16 42,017.03

RECEIPTS 0.00

EXPENDITURES 12,430.27

BALANCE IN FUND 09/19/16 29,586.76

INVESTED FUNDS – CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT 0.00

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UNEMPLOYMENT INS. & WORKMAN’S COMP.

BALANCE IN FUND- 09/06/16 121,372.62

RECEIPTS 27.45

EXPENDITURES 142.62

BALANCE IN FUND 09/19/16 121,257.45

MOTOR FUEL TAX FUND

BALANCE IN FUND- 09/06/16 35,316.28

RECEIPTS 3,354.99

EXPENDITURES 0.00

BALANCE IN FUND 09/19/16 38,671.27

INVESTED FUNDS – CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT 0.00

The following updates from Department Heads are as follows:

1. Chief Cunningham noted the donations from Hit-N-Run and Phillips for

Dare and the carport donation for the shooting range.

2. Superintendent Diveley noted that the stainless steel tank doesn’t leak now

and will be able to take out the old tank by the end of the year. He also

stated that the school was requiring a flow test for the new construction

before sprinkler systems could be installed.

A motion was made by Kelly and seconded by Reynolds to announce the ADA

Plan for public comment period of 30 days. The vote was:

AYE: Giddings, Kelly, Diveley, Ford, LaTempt, Reynolds

NAY: None

Motion carried.

A motion was made by Diveley and seconded by Kelly to approve an Ordinance

Regulating Cannabis and Drug Paraphernalia. The vote was:

AYE: Giddings, Kelly, Diveley, Ford, LaTempt, Reynolds

NAY: None

Motion carried.

A motion was made by Reynolds and seconded by LaTempt to approve the

purchase of a pump for the 8th street lift station for the WWTP not to exceed $22,000.

The vote was:

AYE: Giddings, Kelly, Diveley, Ford, LaTempt, Reynolds

NAY: None

Motion carried.

A motion was made by Reynolds and seconded by Kelly to call for bids for Video

Security Equipment for Village properties. The vote was:

AYE: Giddings, Kelly, Diveley, Ford, LaTempt, Reynolds

NAY: None

Motion carried.

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With no further business to be brought before the council, a motion was made by

LaTempt and seconded by Reynolds to adjourn. The motion carried with all present

voting aye.

The meeting adjourned at 6:42 p.m.

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Nona Austin, Village Clerk

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