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Village of Sauk Village Committee Board Meeting 6-16-26

Published: Jun 16, 2026

Zoning And Land UseOther

Village Considers Comprehensive Recodification of Ordinances

The discussion focused on the process and necessity of recodifying the village's code of ordinances. Two options were presented: supplements to update the existing code, costing $24 per page for approximately 20 ordinances, or a total recodification, estimated between $11,000 and $19,000, which includes a comprehensive legal review of all ordinances over the last 70 years. The latter option involves updating the code book, ensuring compliance with current legislation, and potentially identifying and removing outdated or irrelevant ordinances. The board was asked to provide direction on whether to proceed with supplements or a total recodification, with a majority leaning towards total recodification due to the outdated nature of the current code and the need for a comprehensive update. The cost of total recodification is expected to be spread over two budget years.

Transparency And GovernanceOther

Mayor Denies Accusations of Dishonesty Amidst Financial Transparency Debate

The Mayor addressed accusations made by a resident regarding her alleged dishonesty and misleading statements about a Certificate of Deposit (CD) and water fund finances. The Mayor denied these accusations, stating she had not lied and did not appreciate being called a liar. She indicated that financial records are available for review at the accounts payable office. The resident, however, insisted that documentation had not been provided and questioned the communication between the administration and the board. The discussion highlighted a breakdown in communication and a lack of trust, with trustees demanding more transparency and timely financial reporting.

Transparency And GovernanceOther

Village Clerk Seeks Guidance on Deputy Clerk Appointment Process

The Village Clerk requested direction from the Board of Trustees regarding the appointment of a deputy clerk, citing the need for a backup, particularly when she is unavailable. The discussion involved interpreting the village code and state statutes regarding the appointment process, with trustees expressing concerns about nepotism and the consistency of how individuals are sworn into office. The Clerk emphasized that past deputies were volunteers and primarily assisted with meeting attendance, and she sought the Board's guidance on the procedure for appointing a deputy, whether it required a formal board vote or if she could appoint someone independently. The consensus leaned towards the Clerk appointing a deputy, who would then be sworn in, with the understanding that the Board could voice objections if necessary. A potential candidate for deputy clerk was discussed for the upcoming weekend to assist with packet preparation during the Clerk's absence. The Clerk clarified her role in preparing and distributing board packets and posting agendas, highlighting that her absence would impact these tasks without a deputy.

Community DevelopmentOther

Juneteenth Festival and Parade to be Held at Welch Park on June 19th

Trustee Burns announced that the annual Juneteenth Festival and Parade will be held again this year on June 19th at Welch Park. The event is being funded and organized in partnership with the organization Live Free Illinois, at no cost to the village. Live Free Illinois will provide the bounce house, food, face painting, games, and other activities. The event is open to all Salt Village residents, their families, and friends, and other trustees were invited to attend.

GrantsInfrastructure

Village Fire Department Secures $26,000 Grant for Extrication Equipment

The Village Fire Department has been awarded a $26,000 grant for small poles and equipment, specifically battery-powered extrication equipment. The grant does not require matching funds but mandates compliance with specific equipment purchase conditions. The awarded equipment includes a cutter, spreader, and ram, which are suitable for rescue operations in vehicle accidents. This equipment will be available on two fire apparatus, ensuring operational capability even if one unit is unavailable. The resolution to approve moving forward with the grant is scheduled for the next board meeting.

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