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Peoria County Executive Committee: summary of committee resolutions, executive‑session minutes vote and other actions

2765448 · March 25, 2025
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Summary

Committee reports included three infrastructure resolutions recommended to the board, a rezoning recommendation, several public safety donations and the committee approved a state's‑attorney recommendation on executive session minutes and audio destruction by voice vote.

The Peoria County Executive Committee on March 3 heard committee reports and approved a recommendation on executive session records; several committee resolutions were reported to the full board as unanimous recommendations.

Executive‑session minutes and audio recordings

The committee followed the state’s attorney's recommendation to continue holding previously closed executive session minutes because the need for confidentiality remains, and to destroy executive-session audio recordings older than two years except those related to pending litigation. Member Allison moved the recommendation, Member Duncan seconded, and the committee adopted it by voice vote with "all ayes." The action was recorded as a committee recommendation to the full board.

Committee resolutions and recommendations (reported)

- Infrastructure Committee (reported by Member Salzer): Three resolutions were reported and recommended unanimously to the board. One concerns a safety crossing on the Rock Island Trail near Dunlap (staff said an appropriation of $120,000 was required by the state and has been made); another concerns a bridge repair on Kickapoo Creek Road requiring approximately $107,010 and work by Hutchinson engineering; the third addresses deteriorated retaining walls east of Route 40 and west of Mossville with engineering by TWM (bridge‑fund dollars reported at $149,900). The committee said bids for the safety crossing were opened the afternoon of the meeting and an engineering firm will handle bridge work.

- Ways and Means Committee (reported by Member Duncan): The committee reported one resolution covering monthly delinquent taxes for March 2, 2025, consisting of four items; the committee passed the resolution unanimously and recommended it to the board.

- Public Safety Committee (reported by Member Allison): Three resolutions were reported. Two concerned Peoria County Animal Protective Services (PCAPS) and incoming funds: a $3,000 donation from a trust to support animal control in the field, and a donation tied to a River City Cafe fundraiser (amount not specified). The committee also reported acceptance of a vehicle for the Sheriff's Department for law‑enforcement purposes (donor not specified) and recommended the resolutions unanimously.

- Land Use Committee (reported by Member Rosenbaum): The committee reported and recommended unanimously a rezoning request to rezone 8.34 acres from I2 (heavy industrial) to A2 (agriculture) to allow adjacent expansion.

Other items

Treasurer's announcement: During public comment the treasurer said she submitted her resignation/retirement effective July 11 and will remain available during the tax cycle and early distributions. Member Williams reported the Peoria City‑County Landfill will reach capacity and the last day for free loads and cash customers at the current facility will be April 19, 2025; residents can use Indian Creek in Hopedale or Wigan Transfer Station in Chillicothe.

Special executive meeting request: With the chairman's approval, a request was made to schedule a special executive meeting before the April County Board meeting to vote on a litigation settlement the committee discussed in executive session; the settlement agreement was under review and a vote was requested prior to the board meeting.

Ending

Committee reports will be forwarded to the full County Board; the Infrastructure Committee will later return with final bid results for the Courthouse Plaza renovation.