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Votes at a glance: committee forwards Savencia enterprise-zone request, approves two special-use items and a property transfer

2894024 · April 7, 2025
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Summary

During the meeting the committee moved several zoning and property items forward: a special-use referral for a motorcycle repair business, a reinstatement of a special-use permit for a single-family dwelling, a resolution to transfer multiple county parcels to the City of Freeport, and sponsorship of Savencia's enterprise-zone request.

The Stephenson County committee conducted votes on several land-use and zoning matters and moved each item as recorded in the meeting transcript.

The committee voted to forward a special-use application for a motorcycle repair and restoration business (referred to in the record as Zixteen) to the full county board for final consideration. The motion to forward was moved, seconded and carried by voice vote.

The committee approved reinstating a prior special-use permit so a single-family dwelling could be allowed in the Agricultural District on a parcel associated in the record with Scott Renee Phelps. That motion carried by voice vote.

The committee approved a resolution to transfer five additional county-owned parcels on the east side of the river to the City of Freeport. The transfer was described as a conveyance for $1 per parcel (transfer rather than sale) to place the properties under city land-use control; the committee voted to approve the resolution and move it forward.

Earlier in the meeting the committee voted to sponsor and forward Savencia's request to add three parcels back into the enterprise zone so the company can proceed with a plant expansion. Committee members recorded assent by voice and the motion carried.

The transcript records voice votes with committee members answering "Aye" and the chair saying "Motion carries." The record does not provide numerical tallies or named vote records for these items; each motion was seconded and approved by the committee as noted in the meeting audio.