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Alderpersons ratify building inspector resignation agreement; no decision on item 19

2768482 · March 19, 2025
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Summary

A motion to ratify a resignation agreement with the building inspector in the Department of Neighborhood Services passed unanimously; the meeting also noted an upcoming Moody's call and bond work returning in about three weeks.

Alderperson Kastner moved to ratify a resignation agreement with the building inspector in the Department of Neighborhood Services; Alderperson Druswicki seconded, and those recorded as voting “aye” — Kastner, Druswicki, Akers, Sarian and Bailey — were announced as the motion carried unanimously.

The ratification was called as item 20 on the agenda. Meeting minutes show the body had just exited a closed session; an earlier motion to come out of closed session was made by Alderperson Acres and seconded by Alderperson Bailey and also carried.

The vote formalizes the administration's acceptance of a resignation agreement with the building inspector. The transcript does not specify the terms of the agreement, the inspector's name, or any successor arrangements.

Members also noted a procedural item under the agenda: item 18 under 19 required no decision. Looking ahead, staff flagged a Moody's call scheduled for Thursday and said bond-related matters will return to the agenda in about three weeks; a slideshow for that call was circulated in advance. The meeting adjourned at 08:29 after a motion to adjourn passed.