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Mon Jun 1, 2026

City Council

City Council to review bids and public forum topics

The Roseville City Council will convene to approve the agenda, review the treasurer's report, and discuss public forum topics including dilapidated homes and a community garden. The council is also set to review bids for the 165 East Property and consider a transfer of funds to pay those bids.

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✓ Decided: Village approved $40,000 fund transfers to cover June bills

The council approved two fund transfers totaling $40,000 to cover June water and sewer bills and other expenses. It also approved the purchase of six new red benches for downtown at $725 each. The proposed 1% grocery tax ordinance was tabled for a later meeting. All motions carried with unanimous votes among present trustees.

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Vittage of Rosevltte Agenda June 1st, 2026 Vittage Hatt at 6:00 pm vt. l. Catt to Order ll. Approvat of Agenda lll. Cterk's Report lV. Treasurer's Repon vil. Pubtic Forum Old Business a. Ditapidated Homes, Yards, Property's b. Community garden c. Bids for 165 East Property d. Review Grocery tax New Business a.Review options for new park benches Transfer of funds to pay bitts Approvat of Bil.ts Zoning Report Attorney's Report Water Superintendent's Report Adjournment vilt. tx. x. xt. xil. xilt.
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Village of Roseville Regular Meeting June 1, 2026 The regular meeting was called to order at 6:00pm by President Taflinger. Trustees present included Casteel, Kirby, McCullough, Barry and Lybarger. Trustee Gooding was absent. Also in attendance were Treasurer Cindy Adkisson, Water superintendent Tony Carlson, zoning administrator Robert Carlson and Attorney Andrew Youngquist. Motion to approve the agenda as presented was made by Casteel, 2nd by Barry, motion carried. A motion to approve the May 4, 2026 minutes as read was made by Barry, 2nd by Lybarger, motion carried. Treasurer Adkisson opened a discussion about past due water bill accounts and explained that she and water superintendent Carlson have been working diligently to collect on several. A few have been sent to Collection Professionals in Macomb. Adkisson and Taflinger talked about the plan they are working on to alleviate more of the delinquent accounts in the future. Adkisson is also researching a collection option using the state comptroller website. A motion to approve the treasurer's report as presented was made by Lybarger, 2nd by Kirby, motion carried. In public forum, Robert Carlson informed the board the Tulip tree recognition ceremony will be on June 15th starting at 9:30 at Eldridge park. The community is invited and fliers will be displayed around town over the next two weeks. In old business, Taflinger asked for any additional addresses the village needs to address. You [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]
Mon May 4, 2026

City Council

Roseville City Council to discuss grocery tax and property bids

The Village of Roseville will review a grocery tax ordinance and bids for property at 165 west Broadway. The council will also discuss dilapidated properties and a community garden.

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✓ Decided: Village approved multiple fund transfers to cover May bills

The council approved the April 6 minutes and the treasurer's report. It authorized several fund transfers totaling $45,500 to pay May expenses and approved a $650 purchase of a new computer for the security system. The board also agreed to absorb water costs for the community garden and tabled the grocery tax ordinance and bid opening for 165 E. Broadway.

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Village of Roseville Agenda May 4th, 2026 Village Hall at 6:00 pm I. Call to Order II. Approval of Agenda III. Clerk’s Report IV. Treasurer’s Report V. Public Forum VI. Old Business VII. a. Dilapidated Homes, Yards, Property’s VIII. New Business a. Community garden b. Mr. Cris Edwards from Natures Touch hemp sales c. Bids for property on 165 west Broadway d. Grocery Tax Ordinance IX. Transfer of funds to pay bills X. Approval of Bills XI. Zoning Report XII. Attorney’s Report Caseys Annexation XIII. Water Superintendent’s Report XIV. Adjournment
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Village of Roseville Regular Meeting May 4,2026 The regular meeting was called to order at 6:00pm by President TaIlinger. Trustees present included Casteel, Kirby, McCullough and Lybarger. Trustees Gooding and Barry were absent. Also in attendance were Treasurer Cindy Adkisson, Water superintendent Tony Carlson, zoning administrator Robert Carlson and Attomey An&ew Youngquist. Motion to approve the agenda as presented was made by Lybarger, 2"d by McCullough, motion canied. A motion to approve the April6,2026 minutes as read was made by Casteel, 2"d by Kirby, motion carried. A motion to approve the treasurer's report as presented was made by Kirby, 2'd by McCullough, motion carried- Robert Carlson updated the board on the status of the recognition ceremony for the tulip tree. He stated plans are to have a small presentation including the American Legion, the Lion's club, a state representative who authenticated the tree as the state champion and even possibly news media outlets in attendance. The date is yet to be determined with possibilities including the latter part of May. In old business, attomey Youngquist requested updates on the status ofcleanup eflorts on the Dix property . The request to replace the fence was met and it was decided to dismiss the court date. The residence at 435 N. Chamberlain has been cleaned up and Youngquist will make contact with the owner of 245 E. Gossett to request action on that property. Youngquist presented an updated host site agreement fo [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]
Mon Apr 6, 2026

City Council

Village to discuss dilapidated homes, stray cats, and mowing bids

The Village Council will review old business including bids for property on 165 East Broadway and the Tulip Tree at the park, while also discussing a community garden and a stray cat program.

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✓ Decided: Village moved $43,000 between accounts to fund April bills

The council approved the meeting agenda, the March 2, 2026 minutes, and the treasurer's report. It approved the community garden project, accepted mowing service bids, transferred $43,000 between accounts, and authorized payment of April bills. The board also approved removal of six dying trees at the pump house and community center. All motions carried.

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Village of Roseville Agenda April 6, 2026 Village Hall at 6:00 pm I. Call to Order II. Approval of Agenda III. Clerk’s Report IV . Treasurer’s Report V . Public Forum VI. Old Business a. Dilapidated Homes, Yards, Property’s b. Bids for property on 165 East Broadway VII. New Business a. Community garden b. Mr. Kennedy from Wiar regarding TSR program for stray cats c. Dave Schonfelder about the Tulip Tree at the park b. Mowing bids IVIII. Transfer of funds to pay bills IX. Approval of Bills X. Zoning Report XI. Attorney’s Report XII. Water Superintendent’s Report XII. Adjournment
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Village of Roseville Regular Meeting April 6,2026 The regular meeting was called to order at 6:01pm by Trustee McCullough in President Taflinger's absence. Trustees present included Casteel, Gooding, and Lybarger. Trustees Kirby and Barry were absent. Also in attendance were Treasurer Cindy Adkisson, Water superintendent Tony Carlson and Attomey Andrew Youngquist. Motion to approve the agenda as presented was made by Casteel, 2"d by Gooding, motion carried. A motion to apprcve the March 2, 2026 minutes as read was made by Gooding, 2'd by Casteel, motion carried. A motion to approve the treasurer's report as presented was made by Lybarger, 2'd by Gooding, motion carried. Adkisson reported she will be renewing 3 CDs for 12 months each at a rate of 3.26Yo. She also read a letter from the State Gaming board stating the village has been overpaid due to the upgrade of the system and they will be withholding $359.16 with the next payment to correct the issue. In public forum, trustee Lybarger stated she has been approached regarding the residence at 435 N. Chamberlain having garbage stacked in front ofthe house and on the porch. She was requesting the proper way to handle this. Water Superintendent Carlson volunteered to speak to the resident at that address and if he is unsuccessful, Attorney Youngquist will pursue a letter of abatement. Attomey Youngquist reported he is in the process ofrescheduling the Mustread court date and that the Dix court date has been set for May 6'h. If t [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]
Mon Mar 2, 2026

City Council

Roseville City Council to discuss property sales and liquor license ordinance

The Village of Roseville will meet to discuss the sale pricing of property at 165 West Broadway and a request to review the liquor license ordinance. The council will also address dilapidated properties and a resolution for MFT oil and chip.

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✓ Decided: Village approves $55,000 seal coating contract for southeast quadrant

The council approved a $55,000 contract to seal coat the southeast quadrant of the village. It also authorized the sale of the 165 E. Broadway property for at least $3,500 and purchased a security camera for $819.58. Additional approvals included $500 for planter flowers, $2,000 for gravel, fund transfers, and March bills. The request to change the liquor‑license ordinance was denied and the community‑garden proposal was deferred pending insurance information.

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t. . t. IV vt. Village of Roseville Agenda March 2"4 2026 Village Hall at 6:00 pm Call to Order Approval of Agenda Clerk's Report Treasurer's Report Public Forum Old Business a. Dilapidated Homes, Yards, Property's New Business a. Planter box flowers b. Sale pricing for property on 165 West Broadway c. Review Liquor License ordinance request d. Community garden e. Additional camera on city hall f. Resolution for MFT oil and chip Transfer of funds to pay bills Approval of Bills Zoning Report Attorney's Report Water Superintendent's Report Adjournment vil. vilt. tx. X. xt. xil. x t.
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Village of Roseville Regular Meeting March2,2026 The regular meeting was called to order at 6:00pm by President Taflinger. Trustees present included Kirby, Casteel, Gooding, Barry and Lybarger. Trustee McCullough was absent. Also in attendance were Treasurer Cindy Adkisson, Water superintendent Tony Carlson and Attomey Andrew Youngquist. Motion to approve the agenda was made by Bany, 2'd by Gooding, motion carried. A motion to approve the February 2,2026 minutes as read was made by Casteel, 2'd by Barry, motion carried. There was no Public Forum. John Curtis, of Giving Gardens spoke to the board about the community garden the Roseville Community organization proposed at the February meeting. He gave more detail as to what is involved as lar as size, contents and volunteers needed to start the garden. Clerk Hayes read the email from RMA regarding insurance coverage lor liability. Proof of liability insurance falls on the Giving Gardens progrurm with the village listed as secondary. Mr. Curtis was asked to come back to the April meeting with the insurance information and the board will then make the decision whether or not to pursue the garden behind the community center. Attomey Youngquist reported he has a status report in court on Wednesday the 4'h for the Swearingen and Dix properties. The Mustread trial will be forthcoming. Gooding moved to spend up to $500 for flowers for the planters uptown 2"d by Lybarger. Call vote: Barry-yes, Casteel-yes, Gooding-yes, Kirby-yes, Lybar [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]
Mon Feb 2, 2026

City Council

Council to consider resurfacing shoulders on North Main St and other items

The Roseville Village Council will discuss several items at its February 2, 2026 meeting. Old business includes the issue of dilapidated homes, yards, and properties. New business covers resurfacing the shoulders of North Main Street by IDOT, a public‑forum ordinance, and a proposal to extend liquor‑sale hours for the Super Bowl. The council will also handle routine financial matters such as transferring funds to pay bills and approving bills.

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✓ Decided: Council rejected IDOT’s $63,107.94 cost‑share request for parking lane resurfacing

The council approved routine items including the agenda, the January 5 minutes, and the treasurer’s report. They rejected IDOT’s request to cost‑share the resurfacing of parking lanes on Main Street at a cost of $63,107.94. The board adopted Public Forum Ordinance 2026‑1 and extended liquor sales on Super Bowl Sunday to 2 am. They approved transfers of $10,000, $15,000 and $1,000 among village accounts and authorized payment of February 2026 bills, while postponing the community‑garden request to the March agenda.

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Village of Roseville Agenda February 2, 2026 Village Hall at 6:00 pm I. Call to Order II. Approval of Agenda III. Clerk’s Report IV. Treasurer’s Report V. Public Forum VI. Old Business a. Dilapidated Homes, Yards, Property’s VII. New Business a. Resurfacing of shoulders on North Main St by IDOT. b. Public Forum ordinance c. extending hours for Super bowl liquor sales VIII. Transfer of funds to pay bills IX. Approval of Bills X. Attorney’s Report XI. Water Superintendent’s Report XII. Adjournment
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Village of Roseville Regular Meeting February 2, 2026 The regular meeting was called to order at 6:05pm by President Taflinger. Trustees present included Kirby, Casteel, Gooding, Barry and Lybarger. Trustee McCullough was absent. Also in attendance were Treasurer Cindy Adkisson, Water superintendent Tony Carlson, Zoning administrator Robert Carlson and Attorney Andrew Youngquist. Motion to approve the agenda was made by Casteel, 2nd by Barry, motion carried. A motion to approve the January 5, 2026 minutes as read was made by Barry, 2nd by Lybarger, motion carried. A motion to approve the treasurer's report as presented was made by Kirby, 2nd by Gooding, motion carried. In public forum, Cherilyn Thomas and Mark Johnson presented a request from the Roseville Community Organization for the use of the property behind the community center for a community garden. The request was for the land space and access to a water supply from the center. Clerk Hayes will contact RMA to find out if our insurance will allow this and the discussion and vote will be on the March 2026 agenda. In old business, attorney Youngquist stated that the Mustread court date is still set for Wednesday February 4th at 9:30am. There may need to be a continuance as trustee McCullough was not available to confirm his attendance on the 4th. The court date for the Swearingen and Dix property issues is scheduled for March. A motion to reject the request from IDOT to cost share the [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]
Mon Jan 5, 2026

City Council

Board to approve $30,000 water tower grant request

The Roseville Village Council will consider approving a Search Grant agreement to fund a water tower with $30,000. The meeting also includes reports from the clerk, treasurer, attorney, and water superintendent, as well as a public forum and discussion of dilapidated properties and camera updates. Additional items are the transfer of funds to pay bills and approval of agenda and bills.

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Agenda Village of Roseville January 5 2026 Village Hall, 6pm t Callto Order 4 2 Approval of agenda Clerk's report Treasurer's Report s. Public Forum Old Business a. Dilapidated Propefties, yards n. tt/TC cameras for city properties update New Business a. Board approval to submit Search Grant agreement for water tower for $30,000 Transfer of funds to pay bills b 7 Approval of bills ro. Attorney's Report r r. Water Superintendent's report rz. Adjournment 8. 9.
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Village of Roseville Regular Meeting January 5, 2026 The regular meeting was called to order at 6:05pm by Mayor Pro-tem Kirby in President Taflinger's absence. Trustees present included McCullough, Casteel, Gooding, Barry and Lybarger. Also in attendance were Treasurer Cindy Adkisson, Water superintendent Tony Carlson and Attorney Andrew Youngquist. Motion to approve the agenda was made by Barry, 2nd by McCullough, motion carried. A motion to approve the December 1, 2025 minutes as read was made by Casteel, 2nd by Lybarger, motion carried. Treasurer Adkisson reported she has renewed three CD's at Hometown Banks. Each CD was renewed for 6 month terms with APR of 3.48% She also reported one CD at Security Savings is up for renewal on January 16th and she will renew that one for 6 months with APR of 2.57%. Adkisson also updated the board on the transition to the new water billing system. The bank ACH option is ready at the bank and she will be getting with Locis to finish setting it up on the village end. Barry moved to approve the treasurer's report, Gooding 2nd. Motion carried. In Public forum, Cheryl Allen inquired about any new spay and neuter options through local vets. The board informed her there has been no communication to the village board. Ben Thompson spoke to the board about a special use liquor license permit. Lybarger moved to grant local approval for a special use permit for Twisted Too for events on February 7, 2026 and March 7, 2026 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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