Tuesday June 22, 2021 7:00 PM
Cullom Village Hall 119 N. Oak Street Cullom, IL 60929
Open with the Pledge of Allegiance
Minutes
Public
Maintenance Report
Attorney Report
Clerk Report
Treasurer Report
Old Business
* Phase I Water Metering
* MFT Maple Street Project
* Water Tower Project
* Iron Tank Project
* Property Liens
* Kennedy Drain Maintenance
* Ordinance Violations
* Septic Tank Inspections
New Business
Any Other Business
* Appropriation Ordinance – July
Adjournment
Tuesday May 25, 2021 7:00 PM
Cullom Village Hall 119 N. Oak Street Cullom, IL 60929
Open with the Pledge of Allegiance
Minutes
Public * Rick Allen – Legion Concert 8/14/21
Maintenance Report * Hiring summer help
Attorney Report
Clerk Report
Treasurer Report
Old Business
* Phase I Water Metering
* MFT Maple Street Project
* Water Tower Project
* Iron Tank Project
* Property Liens
* Kennedy Drain Maintenance
* Ordinance Violations
* Property Purchase
** SWEARING IN OF OFFICERS **
New Business
* Septic Tank Inspections
* Committee Assignments
* Resolution to change CD bank signatures
* Russel Leigh Audit Contract
* Citizens for Cullom Bag Tournament 8/13/21
* Donation to Livingston County K-9 unit
Any Other Business
Adjournment
Cullom will resume seasonal branch and brush pick up services to village residents on Friday, April 16, 2021 and end on October 15, 2021. Pickup will continue to be on Fridays (weather permitting), branches are to be placed out prior to 6:00 A.M. on Fridays. Leaves will be picked up through November 19, 2021.
This service is intended to assist residents in maintaining their yards when small branches fall or trimming shrubs or bushes. No large tree limbs or removal of entire overgrown shrubs or bushes will be picked up. This service is not for removal of entire trees, sections of trees, or entire large bushes.
The requirements for pick up are as follows:
Branches are to be stacked in one direction with thicker ends facing the street. DO NOT cross stack branches.
Branches are to be no longer than 8 feet in length or 6 inches in diameter. Piles are to be no higher than 3 feet and no longer than 8 feet along road (this is the maximum size of pile that will be picked up and only one pile per week). Smaller branches (one inch or less) should be stacked and tied with string or twine or placed in small bucket for dumping. All grass clippings, leaves, corn husks, evergreen clippings and small twigs or trimmings must be placed in heavy duty bags (33 gallon or smaller). No items placed in large garbage cans will be picked up.
No root balls, lumber, potted plants in plastic containers, vines or any other material or piles including rocks and dirt that will not easily burn will be picked up.
Walnuts must be placed in containers (five gallons or less). Walnuts placed in garbage containers larger than five gallons will not be picked up. Garden waste including vegetables, tomatoes, cucumbers, melons, etc. will not be picked up. Place them in a bag and dispose of them in your weekly waste pickup.
The Village’s pick up program is truly a service to Cullom residents. It encourages each resident and building owner to pride themselves in the health, aesthetics and value of their own home, building, surrounding yard and landscape. It promotes the community’s desire to beautify our neighborhoods while maintaining safe and healthy surroundings.
Branches, leaves and other yard waste generated by a private contractor, or individuals hired by a resident or property owners do not qualify for the Village’s Branch Pick Up Program. Branches, leaves, and other yard waste of this type must be properly disposed of by said private contractor, or other private service and disposed of in their dumpsite.
The Village of Cullom reserves the right to refuse any pick up of items in violation of the intent of this community service.
2021 Garbage/Water Rate Options
OPTION A 1 payment of $520 due: January 31, 2021
OPTION B 2 payments of $290 due: January 31, 2021 and July 31, 2021
OPTION C 4 payments of $145 due: January 31st, April 30th, July 31st and October 31st, 2021
If payment is not received within five days of due date, services will be discontinued. The remainder of the years payment at the highest rate and $125 re-connection fee must be paid before service resumes. NO EXCEPTIONS!
Due to Covid-19 restrictions in 2020, the installations of water meters is slowly moving forward; not as many have been installed as initially planned. You will be contacted as to when you will have your meter installed. After installation of all meters, billing will change.
It’s already time to think about the CONSOLIDATED ELECTION DAY
APRIL 6, 2021.
Positions of the Village Board of Trustees are up for reelection: The Mayor, Clerk, Treasurer and three Trustees.
If you’re interested in running for office you must pick up a Petition from the Village Clerk, Nancy Flessner. The first day for filing a completed petition is DECEMBER 14, 2020. The last day for filing the petition is DECEMBER 21, 2020.
The Board approved an ordinance to keeping up to five chickens in town. No roosters.
You can find the ordinance here: Chicken Ordinance
To print application: Chicken Permit Application
Written
on August 28, 2019