Lloyd Cole

The meeting includes discussions and possible actions regarding the highway and utility reports. The finance committee will review the March finance reports and Konica Minolta quotes. The administrative committee will discuss the food truck ordinance and the employee handbook. Additionally, the parks, lakes, and recreation committee will review a proposal from the Bloomfield Sportsman's Club regarding a pavilion for Lakeside Beach.

The committee meeting focused on the opening of a Request for Proposal regarding sewer cleaning, CCTV inspection, and GIS data collection.

The board meetings covered various administrative and operational matters including budget amendments for the Bloomfield Genoa City Fire & Rescue, authorization of resolutions for lot line adjustments, certified survey maps, and zoning map amendments. Other key topics included discussions on utility department contracts, property negotiations with Walworth County, litigation strategy, renewal of insurance and dental plans, and the procurement of village office equipment.

The board meeting agenda includes a presentation for an Eagle Scout project and a public hearing regarding a proposed Sanitary Sewer Service Area amendment. New business includes the filing of finance reports and the introduction of an ordinance regarding the attachment of properties from the Town of Bloomfield. Several resolutions are up for consideration, covering the adoption of the sewer service area amendment, the sale of general obligation promissory notes, the authorization of an operating lease for office equipment, and the awarding of a contract for sewer and GIS services. Additional resolutions address lot line adjustments for specific tax parcels. The agenda also includes a discussion on donations and a proposal from the Bloomfield Sportsman's Club regarding improvements to the Lakeside Beach facility.

The compiled meeting agendas indicate discussions and possible actions across multiple dates. Key discussion topics included the approval of various resolutions such as approving a Certified Survey Map (CSM) at N687 Thunderbird Rd, approving compensation increases for Trustees, approving the consolidation of tax parcels, authorizing the Village Engineer to design roads for the Daisy Meadows Subdivision, and approving a Cooperative Agreement for Shared Recycling Services. There was also discussion regarding the renewal of liquor licenses, board meeting time changes, committee and commission appointments, renewal of Delta Dental and Vision contracts, and the update on McKay Park. Several meetings included closed sessions to discuss existing agreements with the Walworth County Sheriff's office, compensation for the Interim Police Chief, contracts for the Police Chief and Police Union, and the Highway Department Supervisor position and operations. Furthermore, actions involved approving finance reports, enacting ordinances related to zoning map amendments, repealing/recreating chapters of the Village Code of Ordinances (including Finance and Taxation), approving General Fund and TID#1 Fund Budgets, authorizing the purchase of a utility truck with a plow, and authorizing the issuance and sale of General Obligation Promissory Notes.