Summary
During the Village Council Regular Meeting on June 15, 2026, key topics discussed included dedicated parking for staff and revisions to the marina ordinance. The Council made decisions to implement dedicated parking spaces for staff use and to move forward with organizing a public hearing regarding the updated marina ordinance. The meeting also saw approval of previous meeting minutes and invoices without public comments.Public Comments
There were no public comments during this meeting.Affordable Housing Initiatives
No discussion on affordable housing initiatives occurred.Parks and Recreation Matters
The dedicated parking report highlighted an increase in the use of waterfront parks, especially Marina Park. The Council decided to dedicate two parking spaces for the Clerk and Treasurer to facilitate staff duties during peak visitor months.Infrastructure Projects
The Council reviewed and accepted a cost proposal from 45" Parallel Marine, Inc. for the repair of a damaged fishing pier at a cost of $43,986. This repair is necessary due to substantial damage caused by ice, and the company can begin work promptly.Other Business
Aside from the dedicated parking and marina ordinance discussions, the Council approved the consent agenda which included meeting minutes from the previous meeting and payment of invoices.Financial Summary
- The village approved a proposal for the repair of the Coal Dock Pier for $43,986. - The funding source for this repair was not explicitly stated in the minutes.Action Items
1. **Dedicated Parking**: Staff will implement signage for the two dedicated parking spots for the Clerk and Treasurer. 2. **Marina Ordinance**: The Council agreed to schedule a public hearing for July 20, 2026, to discuss the revised marina ordinance. 3. **Elm Street Discussion**: Council Member Perkins requested that discussions related to Elm Street be added to the agenda for the General Service Committee.Attendees mentioned ongoing concerns related to parking availability due to increased park visitors.