City of Rockford City Council met March 7.
Here are the minutes provided by the council:
I. CALL TO ORDER
Mayor McNamara called the meeting to order at 5:37 p.m.
A. Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance
The invocation was given by Pastor John Halbert from Allen Chapel AME Church and the Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor McNamara.
B. Roll Call
| Attendee Name | Organization | Title | Status | Arrived |
| Tim Durkee | City of Rockford | Alderman | Late | 5:53 PM |
| Jonathan Logemann | City of Rockford | Alderman | Present | |
| Chad Tuneberg | City of Rockford | Alderman | Present | |
| Kevin Frost | City of Rockford | Alderman | Present | |
| Gabrielle Torina | City of Rockford | Alderman | Present | |
| Aprel Prunty | City of Rockford | Alderman | Late | 6:23 PM |
| Janessa Wilkins | City of Rockford | Alderman | Present | |
| Karen Hoffman | City of Rockford | Alderman | Present | |
| Bill Rose | City of Rockford | Alderman | Present | |
| Franklin C. Beach | City of Rockford | Alderman | Present | |
| Tuffy Quinonez | City of Rockford | Alderman | Present | |
| Gina Meeks | City of Rockford | Alderman | Present | |
| Linda McNeely | City of Rockford | Alderman | Absent | |
| Mark Bonne | City of Rockford | Alderman | Present |
1. Journal of Proceedings for the City Council Strategic Planning Session held on November 29, 2021.
Alderman Beach moved to accept the Journal of Proceedings for the City Council Strategic Planning Session held on November 29, 2021, seconded by Alderman Rose. MOTION PREVAILED with a unanimous voice vote (Aldermen Durkee, Prunty and McNeely were absent).
2. Journal of Proceedings for the City Council meeting held on January 24, 2022.
Alderman Beach moved to accept the Journal of Proceedings for the City Council meeting held on January 24, 2022, seconded by Alderman Quinonez. MOTION PREVAILED with a unanimous voice vote
(Aldermen Durkee, Prunty and McNeely were absent).
II. PROCLAMATIONS
There were no proclamations presented at this meeting.
III. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS
A. Planning and Development Committee
1. Memorandum from Andrea Hinrichs, Acting Housing and Program Manager, regarding the approval of the HOME Rental Rehabilitation Program Agreement between the City of Rockford and Longwood Zion Apartments LLC for Longwood Gardens Apartments, multi-family residential housing, located at 1055 E. State Street. Referred to Planning and Development Committee
2. Memorandum from Karl Franzen, Community and Economic
Development Director, regarding a Tax Increment Financing Development Agreement with Andrews Holdings of Rockford, LLC for 4435 East State Street. Referred to Planning and Development Committee
B. Code and Regulation Committee
1. Memorandum from Megan McNeill, Assistant City Attorney, regarding the 4th Quarter Report from October - December 2021 on liquor license establishments with video gaming, subject to the 50% requirement. Referred to Code and Regulation Committee.
2. Memorandum from Martin Bloom, Project Manager-Permits and Special Events, regarding upcoming special events which include: Miracle Mile Flag Retirement Ceremony, M.A.S.A. Cinco de Rockford, Miracle Mile Cruise and Car Show, Memorial Day Parade, Rockford Fire Department 911 3K Run/Walk, July Classic, Alpine Kiwanis Brat Days, Chowdown Food Truck Festival and Polishfest. Referred to Code and Regulation Committee.
3. Zoning Board of Appeals Agenda for the meeting to be held on March 15, 2022 and Minutes from that meeting for consideration at the Code and Regulation Committee meeting on March 28, 2022. Referred to Code and Regulation Committee.
4. Liquor and Tobacco Advisory Board Agenda for the meeting to be held on March 15, 2022 and Minutes from that meeting for consideration at the Code and Regulation Committee meeting on March 28, 2022. Referred to Code and Regulation Committee.
5. Memorandum from Megan McNeill, Assistant City Attorney, regarding the Annexation Agreement for 4650, 4680, 47xx, 48xx, 4848 and 49xx South Main Street. Referred to Code and Regulation Committee.
6. Traffic Commission Agenda for the meeting to be held on March 9, 2022 and Minutes from that meeting for consideration at the Code and
Regulation Committee meeting on March 28, 2022. Referred to Code and Regulation Committee.
7. Memorandum from Mike Hakanson, Land Transaction Officer, regarding the authorization to execute an Easement for Roger Stambaugh. Referred to Code and Regulation Committee.
C. Finance and Personnel Committee
1. Memorandum from Karl Franzen, Community and Economic Development Director, regarding an amendment to the Purchase Contract with J. Jeffers & Co., LLC. Referred to Finance and Personnel Committee.
2. Memorandum from Jamie Rott, Water Superintendent, regarding an Intergovernmental Agreement between the City of Rockford and Fours Rivers Sanitation Authority for the replacement of sanitary sewer services, sanitary manholes, water main, and water services along 15th Avenue from Nelson Boulevard to Kishwaukee Street. Referred to Finance and
Personnel Committee.
IV. PUBLIC SPEAKERS
1. Rev. Earl Dotson, Sr. recited scripture and shared his organization was sponsoring an economic summit in the spring that would focus on development in the west side of Rockford, Illinois.
2. John Tac Brantley gave honor to Pastor Halbert from Allen Chapel AME Church and he shared his concerns regarding this community and the war taking place in Ukraine.
3. Hasson Muhammad spoke about the Temple of Islam and the Divine Constitution and By-Laws. He encouraged citizens to transform Rockford for the betterment of all residents.
V. NEW COMMITTEE REPORTS
A. Planning and Development Committee
1. 2022-44-CR - Committee recommends approval of the Tax Increment Financing Redevelopment Agreement between the City of Rockford and GG Cedar St, LLC for the redevelopment of 502 Cedar Street, 5XX S. Winnebago Street, 5XX Cedar Street, 600 Cedar Street, 608 Cedar Street, 624 Cedar Street, 628 Cedar Street and 642 Cedar Street. The Legal Director shall prepare the appropriate ordinance.
Alderman Meeks, on behalf of the Planning and Development Committee, read in the committee report and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Aprel Prunty, Linda McNeely |
1. 2022-45-CR - Committee recommends sustaining the Traffic Commission recommendation of “No Action” on the following items:
1. Establishing a stop control at the intersection of Mayfair Place and Brendenwood Road; and
2. Establishing a stop control at the intersection of Verble Place and Brendenwood Road.
Alderman Rose, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the committee report and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Aprel Prunty, Linda McNeely |
Alderman Rose, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the committee report and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Aprel Prunty, Linda McNeely |
a. Variation to allow two (2) dumpsters in the front yard along North Court Street;
b. Variation to allow a dumpster enclosure six (6) feet in height in the front yard along North Court Street; and
c. Variation to allow a shed in the front yard along North Court Street in a C-1, Limited Office Zoning District at 412 North Church Street (Jennifer Smith for Emmanuel Episcopal Church/Applicants).
Subject to conditions. The Legal Director shall prepare the appropriate ordinance.
Alderman Rose, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the committee report and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Aprel Prunty, Linda McNeely |
a. Special Use Permit for residential self-storage buildings;
b. Variation to reduce the required side yard setback from six (6) feet to zero (0) feet;
c. Variation to eliminate the four (4) foot open green space along the north and south sides of the property; and
d. Variation to allow two freestanding monument signs on one lot in a C-2, Limited Commercial Zoning District at 3303 North Main Street (Attorney Sherry Harlan for Stephen Beers/Applicant). Subject to conditions. The Legal Director shall prepare the appropriate ordinance.
Alderman Rose, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the committee report and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Aprel Prunty, Linda McNeely |
Alderman Rose, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the committee report and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Aprel Prunty, Linda McNeely |
a. The Sale of Liquor by the drink in conjunction with a bar and grill and video gaming terminals; and
b. The Sale of Packaged Liquor in a C-3, General Commercial District and R-1, Single-Family Residential Zoning District at 2842 and 28xx 11th Street and 2845 Kinsey Street (Jay Gesner & Luke Meyer/BJ’s Place, Ltd., dba BJ’s Place/Applicants).
Subject to conditions. The Legal Director shall prepare the appropriate ordinance.
Alderman Rose, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the committee report and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [11 TO 1]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne NAYS: Franklin C. Beach ABSENT: Aprel Prunty, Linda McNeely |
Alderman Rose, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the committee report and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [11 TO 1]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne NAYS: Franklin C. Beach ABSENT: Aprel Prunty, Linda McNeely |
(Historic Preservation) of the City of Rockford Code of Ordinances to strike Section 113-35(c)(4) requiring a two-thirds majority vote to approve landmark designation of any building, place, or area when the owner of said building, place, or area is opposed to designation. The Legal Director shall prepare the appropriate ordinance.
Alderman Rose, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the committee report and placed it up for passage.
Alderman Bonne moved to amend the committee report to reflect that Section 113-35(c)(4) would not be stricken, but should read as follow: "(4) A two-thirds affirmative vote of the city council is required to approve landmark designation of any single family residence when the owner of said property is opposed to said designation."
Alderman Quinonez seconded the motion. After a brief discussion, Alderman Bonne asked to withdraw his motion.
Alderman Frost then moved to lay this item over, seconded by Alderman Bonne. The item was then laid over.
| RESULT: LAID OVER Next: 3/21/2022 5:30 PM |
1. 2022-52-CR - Committee recommends approval of the vouchers in the amount of $6,149,569.41 as approved at the Finance and Personnel Committee meeting held on February 28, 2022.
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the committee report and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Aprel Prunty, Linda McNeely |
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the committee report and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Aprel Prunty, Linda McNeely |
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the committee report and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Aprel Prunty, Linda McNeely |
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the committee report and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Aprel Prunty, Linda McNeely |
A. Planning and Development Committee
B. Code and Regulation Committee
1. Committee recommends sustaining the Zoning Board of Appeals recommendation of denial for a Special Use Permit for a used car lot in a C-4, Urban Mixed-Use Zoning District at 601 East Jefferson Street
(Attorney Andrew Vella for Jose F. Serrano/Applicant).
Alderman Rose, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the committee report and placed it up for passage.
Alderman Hoffman moved to lay this item over, seconded by Alderman Quinonez. MOTION PREVAILED with a roll call vote of 8 to 4
(Aldermen Durkee, Logemann, Rose and Beach voted "No" and Aldermen Prunty and McNeely were absent). The item was then laid over.
| RESULT: LAID OVER Next: 3/21/2022 5:30 PM |
Alderman Rose, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the committee report and placed it up for passage.
Alderman Tuneberg moved to amend the committee report to reflect an approval of the Modification of an existing Liquor License to allow video gaming terminals in a C-4, Urban Mixed-Use Zoning District at 505-507 East State Street (Julie Kylesa Rankin/J & K's Lounge, LLC dba J & K's Lounge/Applicant). He stated the approval was based on the following conditions:
1. The proposed use and facility shall be limited to three (3) video gaming terminals.
2. All other conditions on the liquor license already imposed remain.
Alderman Bonne seconded the motion. MOTION PREVAILED with a roll call vote of 7 to 5 (Aldermen Torina, Wilkins, Rose, Beach and Meeks voted "No" and Aldermen Prunty and McNeely were absent).
The committee report, as amended, was then placed up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED AS AMENDED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Aprel Prunty, Linda McNeely |
VII. OFFICERS REPORTS
A. Mayor McNamara
Mayor McNamara recognized and congratulated Chief Pankow on being named the recipient of the 2022 YWCA Woman of Achievement Award in Community Leadership. He then thanked her for her service to the City of Rockford.
Mayor McNamara announced the City of Rockford recently partnered with the Rockford Area Visitors and Convention Bureau, the Community Foundation of Northern Illinois and Kids Around the World to start a Brovary Relief Fund. He indicated Brovary is a Sister City to Rockford and located in northern Ukraine.
Mayor McNamara thanked Aldermen Rose and Alderman Beach for their involvement with the Brovary relief efforts. He directed citizens that wanted to make a contribution to the relief fund to visit CFNIL.org or kidsaroundtheworld.com.
B. Alderman Torina
Alderman Torina congratulated the West Rock Wake Park for the national recognition and for being awarded the Best Wake Boarding Park in the Country Award at the 16th Annual Summit in the Snow Awards in California.
Alderman Torina announced an Information Session for the Barber Colman Project would be held on Thursday, March 10, 2022 at 5:30 p.m. at the Ethnic Heritage Museum. She indicated representatives from the developer would be present as well as members of the City of Rockford Community and Economic Development Department.
C. Alderman Rose
Alderman Rose thanked Laura Maher and John Groh for their efforts distributing information to the community about the Brovary Relief Fund.
Alderman Rose announced the Irish Marching Society Parade would take place on Saturday, March 19, 2022 at 3:00 p.m. and he encouraged residents to attend the parade.
D. Alderman Tuneberg
Alderman Tuneberg spoke about the increasing rate of inflation and the impact it would have on the cost of groceries and gasoline. He voiced his concerns about price gouging and asked what measures the City of Rockford has in place to prevent that from happening.
Mayor McNamara indicated during the COVID-19 pandemic the city had mitigations in place to prevent excessive pricing and he asked Legal Director Nicholas Meyer to explain the process.
Director Meyer explained during the COVID-19 pandemic once the City of Rockford determined stores were charging excessive prices, the city referred those matters to the Attorney General's Office for review. He indicated citizens can file claims for price gouging with the Attorney General's Office by contacting them by phone or through email.
E. Alderman Prunty
Alderman Prunty thanked Mayor McNamara for his participation with the Voter Registration Drive at Roosevelt School and for speaking with the students about civic engagement.
VIII. MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
A. Planning and Development Committee
B. Code and Regulation Committee
C. Finance and Personnel Committee
1. 2022-37-R - Committee recommends approval of the Award of Bid: Police Vehicle Equipment and Installation for 36 vehicles to Ultra Strobe Communications, of Crystal Lake, Illinois in the amount of $354,029.59. The funding source is Capital Lease Funds.
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the resolution and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Linda McNeely |
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the resolution and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Linda McNeely |
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the resolution and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Linda McNeely |
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the resolution and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Linda McNeely |
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the resolution and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Linda McNeely |
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the resolution and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Linda McNeely |
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the resolution and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Linda McNeely |
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the resolution and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Linda McNeely |
A. Planning and Development Committee
1. 2022-38-O - An ordinance approving the Tax Increment Financing
Redevelopment Agreement between the City of Rockford and GG Cedar St, LLC for the redevelopment of 502 Cedar Street, 5XX S. Winnebago Street, 5XX Cedar Street, 600 Cedar Street, 608 Cedar Street, 624 Cedar Street, 628 Cedar Street and 642 Cedar Street.
Alderman Meeks, on behalf of the Planning and Development Committee, read in the ordinance and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Linda McNeely |
1. 2022-39-O - An ordinance approving a Variation to increase the maximum fence height permitted in the front yard from four feet to 8’4” for the existing fence along 19th Street; and a Variation to increase the maximum fence height permitted in the side yard from six feet to 8’10” for the existing fence along the east property line in an R-1, Single-Family Residential Zoning District at 2303 16th Avenue (Mi Reh/Applicant).
Alderman Rose, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the ordinance and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Linda McNeely |
Alderman Rose, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the ordinance and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Linda McNeely |
Alderman Rose, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the ordinance and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Linda McNeely |
Alderman Rose, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the ordinance and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Linda McNeely |
Alderman Rose, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the ordinance and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Linda McNeely |
Alderman Rose, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the ordinance and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [10 TO 3]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Prunty, Hoffman, Rose, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne NAYS: Gabrielle Torina, Janessa Wilkins, Franklin C. Beach ABSENT: Linda McNeely |
Alderman Rose, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the ordinance and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [11 TO 2]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Hoffman, Rose, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne NAYS: Janessa Wilkins, Franklin C. Beach ABSENT: Linda McNeely |
| RESULT: HELD OUT Next: 3/21/2022 5:30 PM |
1. 2022-46-O - An ordinance approving an agreement for ALS Ambulance Services with Northwest Rescue, LLC, of Woodstock, Illinois to provide backup ALS ambulance services to the City of Rockford. This agreement will only be exercised when the City does not have the internal resources available to respond to calls for service. There is no cost associated with this agreement.
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the ordinance and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Linda McNeely |
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the ordinance and placed it up for passage.
| RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Linda McNeely |
1. Motion to Adjourn
Alderman Beach moved to adjourn the meeting, seconded by Alderman Quinonez. MOTION PREVAILED with a unanimous voice vote (Alderman McNeely was absent). The meeting was adjourned at 6:41 p.m.
| RESULT: APPROVED [UNANIMOUS]
AYES: Durkee, Logemann, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Wilkins, Hoffman, Rose, Beach, Quinonez, Meeks, Bonne ABSENT: Linda McNeely |
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