The Village of Jameson continued with the idea of a ‘welcome packet’ for new residents during its September meeting. Vance Hefley reported that the City of Hamilton had information on their website, and he handed out a page he had printed off. Hefley suggested the Village of Jameson use something similar for its website and work with Paul Caven on utilizing the Jamesonmo.org website for information.
The General Checking account financial report and the Restricted Funds/Roads account, both as of Aug. 31, were approved as presented.
Jan Duly reported on the Sewer Financial reports as of Aug. 31; there are currently no delinquents. Elaine Bohannon read an update from Steve McDowell, stating that the samples collected on Sept. 2 tested very well. The Department of Natural Resources is coming out with a new reporting system.
Discussion was held about paint for the sewer lids and price checks on street signs.
Mary Probert reported from the Complaint Panel on old vehicles. She had talked to the property owner about the issue.
A new snow removal bid flyer was handed out. The flyer will be posted at the Lions Hall and the post office. Copies will be made for everyone to help post in the area.
During Board of Trustee comments, Lorriann Fisher mentioned a problem with dogs in town roaming onto her property. A board member will discuss the issue with the dog owner.
North Daviess School is planning to have the Halloween Trunk or Treat on Wednesday, Oct. 28, at the school parking lot.
During public comment, Mary Probert requested that the board meetings begin with the Pledge of Allegiance and a prayer, and that Constitution Day be recognized. The pledge was given by all in attendance and DeeAnn Fisher led the group in prayer.
Next meeting will be at 6 p.m. on Oct. 15.
The above are the unapproved minutes for the Village of Jameson held on Sept. 17. Board members present were Natalie May, DeeAnn Fisher, Vance Hefley, and Lorriann Fisher. Absent was David Lainhart. Employees present were Jan Duly and Elaine Bohannon. Guests present were Mary Probert and Allison Ward.
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