City of Fairbury City Council met Sept. 18.
Here is the minutes provided by the council:
1. Call to order – Mayor Slagel called the meeting to order.
2. Mayor Slagel directed the Clerk to call roll and the following members of Council answered present: Gary Norris, Steve Endres, Charles Hoselton, Jon Kinate, Bruce Weber, Gerald Hoffman, Lynn Dameron and Bill Schmidgall.
3. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
4. Motion to approve the Consent Agenda – Motion by Kinate, second by Hoselton to approve the following items on the Consent Agenda:
A. Minutes from the September 4, , council meeting
B. Voucher Invoice Register listing the bills
C. Treasurer’s Cash Report (second meeting of the month)
D. Check Register (second meeting of the month)
E. NONE
F. Overtime Report
Motion carried 8-0. YES-Norris Endres Hoselton Kinate Weber Hoffman Dameron Schmidgall
5. Mayor Slagel opened Public Comment and the following persons provided comments:
→ Deb Moran, ESDA Director for the City of Fairbury, announced she will be hosting a disaster drill exercise on December 9, 2019 @ 6 p.m. at the Fire Station
6. Reports of Departments
→ Street Superintendent/Fire Chief Steidinger was absent
→ Sewer Superintendent Duncan – no report
→ Water Superintendent Ifft was absent
→ Chief of Police McCormick – no report
→ City Superintendent Ashburn reported
• City crews have been hard at work the last couple of weeks with water main breaks and the extension east of town in anticipation of the Knapp building project
→ City Attorney Mann was absent
7. Reports of Aldermen
→ Alderman Norris – no report
→ Alderman Endres asked if the video at Marsh Park has been reviewed yet
→ Alderman Hoselton – no report
→ Alderman Kinate – no report
→ Alderman Weber – no report
→ Alderman Hoffman commented the City is doing good on the budget so far this year
→ Alderman Dameron – no report
→ Alderman Schmidgall – no report
8. Items Removed from Consent Agenda – NON
9. Old Business – Discussion/Action Items
Motion by Weber, second by Hoffman to approve a quote from Illini Brick Company for materials for the new sign at Veteran’s Memorial Park in the amount of $2,121.88. Motion carried 8-0. YES-Norris Endres Hoselton Kinate Weber Hoffman Dameron Schmidgall
New Business – Discussion/Action Items
Motion by Kinate, second by Dameron to approve pay request #14 in the amount $1,803,155.11. Motion carried 8-0. YES-Norris Endres Hoselton Kinate Weber Hoffman Dameron Schmidgall
Consideration of electric aggregation pricing – FAILED, LACK OF A MOTION
Motion by Weber, second by Hoffman to purchase a Corporate Membership to the Prairie Central Sportsman’s Club for Fairbury Police Officers in the amount of $525. Motion carried 8-0. YES-Norris Endres Hoselton Kinate Weber Hoffman Dameron Schmidgall
Motion by Weber, second by Hoselton to approve a donation request to the Livingston County Crime Stoppers program in the amount of $500 to be paid from drug seizure funds. Motion carried 8-0. YES-Norris Endres Hoselton Kinate Weber Hoffman Dameron Schmidgall
Motionby Dameron, second by Norris to approve an application for Alcohol Sales & Consumption on City Streets from Gig’s Place on Saturday, September 21st and Sunday, September 22nd. Motion carried 7-1. YES-Norris Endres Hoselton Weber Hoffman Dameron Schmidgall NO-Kinate
Other Items for Discussion & Information
➢ The Mayor received a notification from the Boy Scouts of America that Fairbury has another Eagle Scout. Joseph Reed Trembley, Troop #1870, will be awarded at the Eagle Scout Court of Honor on December 15, 2019
➢ FYI – Cannabis Regulation Act of Illinois information is available. The City of Fairbury Zoning Board of Appeals will be holding their public hearing on Monday, September 30th @ 6 p.m.
12. Public Comment
❖ Diane Pawlowski asked what the new deadline is for turning in applications for Alcohol on City Streets
13. Motion by Dameron, second by Schmidgall to enter Executive Session at 7:08 p.m. Motion carried 8-0. YES-Norris Endres Hoselton Kinate Weber Hoffman Dameron Schmidgall
LITIGATION – Section 2(c)(11) – Pending, probable or imminent litigation. Probable or imminent litigation requires specific finding to that effect in closed session minutes.
Motion by Kinate, second by Norris to enter Open Session at 7:15 p.m. Motion carried 8-0. YES-Norris Endres Hoselton Kinate Weber Hoffman Dameron Schmidgall
ACTION FROM EXECUTIVE SESSION: NONE
14. Adjournment – Motion by Schmidgall, second by Dameron to adjourn @ 7:16 p.m.
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