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A county staff speaker said the temporary rooftop units have not run for about two weeks and the building has been maintaining acceptable temperatures. Staff is keeping the temporary units on site for several more weeks as a precaution while technicians complete a test period. \"For the past two weeks, the temp units have not been running, and the building has been conditioning itself,\" the staff member said.

Staff described the immediate problem as programming conflicts that caused the system to call for heat while other controls tried to cool, and said a senior technician resolved the last rooftop-unit problem (Rooftop Unit 1). The county has a verbal agreement with the contractor for an extended warranty on the HVAC equipment, contingent on the system running normally for a 30-day period without a service call. At the time of the meeting, staff said they were roughly six days into that 30-day window and hoped to start a written warranty period in early August.

Board members asked about chain of command and communication for punch-list resolution. The public health administrator, Monica, was identified as the primary contact for tenant concerns in the building because some entities rent space from the county. County staff (Scott and Kyle were named as active participants) said they have been taking issues to the architect and contractor as needed. Staff noted a ventilation irregularity in the morgue that occurs only in unusual circumstances and said they expect to resolve it soon. Board members also asked for a written punch list and timelines for remaining items.

Ending: Staff said they will continue punch-list work, formalize warranty arrangements after the 30-day test period, and return updates to the board as issues are resolved.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Peoria County Board Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","County staff said recent programming fixes stabilized the health campus HVAC system; temporary external units remain on site while staff completes a 30-day test period and negotiates an extended warranty. Other punch-list items, including a morgue ventilation issue and missing junction-box cover, remain under review.","taxTitle","Peoria County, Illinois","taxId",2551,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6173850,"Peoria County accepts Illinois Strong Communities grant increase, delays budget appropriation to next meeting",397,1686000,2083000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5377780-715457988bd5f80a838be8298290cd77&start=1686&end=2083","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5377780-715457988bd5f80a838be8298290cd77/thumbnail_1686000.jpg","/articles/6173850/Peoria-County/Illinois/Peoria-County-accepts-Illinois-Strong-Communities-grant-increase-delays-budget-appropriation-to-next-meeting","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6173850-69ac244d30dfcd4938eefe8a97e22479/orig.mp4?Expires=1771189425&Signature=ZPU6fTPALDrI-hpmLJCQC4xEQVXWVzlpI~BJzGqstZFlCTo7b9J4z2XAv26SDZd4DbjSFXAOr0mmxuZegnegi0fvhaonK8~8IkbvI24E51dGvCCXfXADsrqZ6H1Wuy-XQVdCVwfwn45AzQOTnF9aW9sjzwu19D2GevekwIMljZny1OdDUzmCzxgkAm5DM~9~UUFI6vYTaKo6o2QwbpCcMVsHdKCVG6U5PeCx3vPlUUHochyaH3l~2fOzFTqXia6CdUAl5HcmCol0h2T9WRdSLldOe-~HFY9uRsadsWbb2~-QLHKK5BTuj-7Wuhsc2aUN7hN60n0lmcPSkcolOyLPHA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Peoria County accepted an increased Strong Communities Program (SCP) grant from the Illinois Housing Development Authority but postponed the related budget appropriation to its next meeting.

The board first moved to divide the resolution into two parts so members could accept the grant increase tonight while reserving the budget appropriation for a later meeting, because a supermajority is required to appropriate funds. A subsidiary motion to divide the question passed (voice vote recorded as 13 ayes). The board then voted to accept the grant increase; that motion passed by voice vote, 13 ayes.

Board members credited the county zoning office for producing results that helped secure additional SCP funding. \"The reason this grant increase was made was the relative success of our zoning office to accomplish what the original grant set out to do,\" Board member Terry said, and he congratulated zoning staff. Another board member added that the increase will fund the demolition of three additional houses.

A motion to postpone the budget appropriation to the next meeting also passed by voice vote, 13 ayes, so formal appropriation will be considered when the board can meet the supermajority threshold.

Ending: County staff said they will assist with any language and follow up on the appropriation at the next meeting; no appropriation or spending occurred at this meeting.","The Peoria County Board accepted an Illinois Housing Development Authority Strong Communities Program (SCP) grant increase but postponed the required budget appropriation to the next meeting so a supermajority can be obtained.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6173855,"Peoria County board approves rezonings and multiple subdivision waivers to support local businesses and estate settlements",547,1125000,1672000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5377780-715457988bd5f80a838be8298290cd77&start=1125&end=1672","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5377780-715457988bd5f80a838be8298290cd77/thumbnail_1125000.jpg","/articles/6173855/Peoria-County/Illinois/Peoria-County-board-approves-rezonings-and-multiple-subdivision-waivers-to-support-local-businesses-and-estate-settlements","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6173855-c726b1f3faf980d5129a049b04cbf752/orig.mp4?Expires=1771189425&Signature=Nzte9O1OsH5y8kZHyTUfJmH-9xtfHtp6VQA~i7ceF0AV9wFrM3k5fV6yfTYTNYExJo2DM3CrbVKipjQr3rTpfhApBNLa-SzMn7kJD0B3GFceQ3EzrDtKUtNOk3KudJpAJeh-PM8pJTZ711nQlJUDJIdtL5zTquWzfmdLF7MPk5xouSPce115ZIAd37E~oH-SkYdXmHGkcLbzSIjgmT49oUlkQSv5holBAyPaOXxuq4dVLtIZHPQWmSPGP0l1yhjuz2htcOEM-ZRRHHmbqFmaks~K05SFQMSPTpr92pTRFKO5HT-1~AlXFTdJ1fE93-8rRGR--lzu-QjErKro046HLQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Peoria County Board voted unanimously to approve two rezonings and four waiver requests that affect agricultural, commercial and industrial parcels across the county. The approvals clear the way for a grain elevator expansion, a concrete recycling operation and multiple minor subdivisions and estate settlements.

The actions came under the board's zoning ordinances and resolutions section and were approved on voice vote with 13 ayes. The board approved ZBA-2025-0031, a rezoning petition by Tim Wagenbach to rezone 14 acres from A-1 (agriculture preservation) to L-1 (light industrial) to expand a grain elevator. The board also approved ZBA-2025-0030, a rezoning petition filed by Gencini Properties LLC to rezone 8.28 acres from C-2 (general commercial) to L-2 (heavy industrial) to operate a concrete recycling business and storage yard.

Members also granted four waiver requests under the Unified Development Ordinance that alter otherwise applicable subdivision or frontage requirements. WAV-2025-0003 waived a requirement for new minor subdivisions to have access to a public water supply so 4 J Farms LLC may use a well. WAV-2025-0004 waived the 30-foot public road frontage requirement for a proposed 2-acre subdivision from a parcel accessed by a private drive. WAV-2025-0005 waived the 60-foot public road frontage requirement for a tract survey division of about 33.2 acres. WAV-2025-0006 allowed reconfiguration of three existing parcels that lack public road frontage to settle an estate.

Board members who spoke urged support for local business expansion and settling estate matters. \"This is another one of our Peoria County businesses out in the county expanding, so it'll be great,\" Board member Paul said in support of the grain elevator rezoning. Paul also explained that one petitioner discovered the existing zoning would not allow the building they planned and was correcting the zoning.

The waivers were described by board members as technical accommodations where no public water or additional frontage is physically available and where actions would facilitate estate settlement or legitimate land use. For each item the chair called for a vote and recorded 13 ayes.

Because these were zoning approvals and waivers, implementation will proceed through normal permitting channels; no additional county board budget appropriations were announced for these items at the meeting.

Ending: The approvals finalize the zoning status for the specified parcels but do not by themselves record building permits or operational approvals, which remain subject to subsequent county permitting and inspection processes.","The Peoria County Board voted unanimously to approve two rezonings and four waiver requests covering about 57 acres, allowing a grain elevator expansion, a concrete-recycling operation, and several minor subdivisions and estate settlements, citing Unified Development Ordinance provisions.","actionData","errors"]

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