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Council actions at a glance: proclamation, land use approvals and funding resolutions

5747505 · April 9, 2025
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Summary

The North Chicago City Council approved a proclamation declaring April as Month of the Military Child, adopted an ordinance amending a special‑use permit and plats for property on Skokie Highway, ratified CDBG funding allocations, approved city bills and passed the omnibus agenda; votes and key details below.

The North Chicago City Council took several formal actions during its April 7 meeting. Key outcomes included a proclamation, an ordinance on a property resubdivision, CDBG funding allocations and approval of the city’s bills. Below are the motions, movers/seconds (when recorded), vote tallies and brief context from the meeting record.

Votes at a glance

1) Omnibus vote agenda (motion to approve omnibus vote agenda "5 1 2 5 3" as presented) Motion: "To make a motion that we approve the omnibus vote agenda, 5 1 2 5 3 as presented." Mover: Alderman Allen. Second: Alderman Evans. Vote: Alderman Jackson — Aye; Alderman Coleman — Aye; Alderman Evans — Aye; Alderman Allen — Aye; Alderman Smith — Aye; Alderman Murphy — Aye; Alderman January — No. Outcome: approved (6 Aye, 1 No). Context: motion carried after roll call.

2) Proclamation: April as Month of the Military Child Motion: Alderman Evans moved to ratify a proclamation declaring April as the Month of the Military Child; second by Alderman January. Vote: Recorded roll call concluded with the motion carried and the proclamation read into the record. Outcome: approved (roll call recorded; no dissent recorded in final motion sequence). Context: Council recognized Naval Station Great Lakes and urged community support for military children.

3) Ordinance — 3100 Skokie Highway: amendment to special‑use permit, plan of vacation and final plat of resubdivision Motion: Moved by Alderman Evans; second by Alderman Allen. Vote: Roll call recorded as Aye by present aldermen; motion carried. Outcome: approved (unanimous among voting members present per roll call). Context: change consolidates multiple parcels into one development parcel; assessor’s tax formula not changed.

4) Resolution — 2025 CDBG public funds allocations Motion: Moved by Alderman Evans; second by Alderman Allen. Vote: Roll call: Alderman Allen — Aye; Alderman Smith — Aye; Alderman Murphy — Aye; Alderman January — No; Alderman Jackson — Aye; Alderman Coleman — Aye; Alderman Evans — Aye. Outcome: approved (6 Aye, 1 No). Context: staff reallocated some CDBG amounts to prioritize agencies with a physical presence in North Chicago; Prairie State Legal Service (Fair Housing) remained at $10,000 per Lake County advice.

5) City bills (approval of the bill run) Motion: Motion to approve city bills and two special reports (mover recorded as Alderman Allen; second recorded verbally). City bills plus two specials totaled approximately $2,021,352.16 for this bill run. Vote: Roll call recorded with Alderman January voting No and other aldermen voting Aye; motion carried. Outcome: approved (6 Aye, 1 No). Context: Treasurer confirmed sufficient funds; checks to be cut and mailed per schedule.

Notes and provenance • Each of the above items is recorded in the meeting transcript at the times noted in staff packets and committee reports. The meeting record shows roll‑call tallies for each motion. • If the council needs written ordinance numbers, resolution numbers, or formal references, staff indicated those would be provided in the meeting packet or by the city clerk.

Ending: These items were placed on the record and will be reflected in the official minutes and packet materials; staff will return with ordinance/resolution citations for formal publication.