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DuPage County committee approves DCO 14-25 to change fee reduction for governmental partners
Summary
The DuPage County Development Committee approved ordinance DCO 14-25, described in the motion as an amendment to Chapter 8 that changes the fee reduction for governmental partners from 10% to 50%, by voice vote during a brief meeting.
Chair Tournatory called the DuPage County Development Committee to order and moved to approve ordinance DCO 14-25, an amendment to the county ordinances that the motion described as related to Chapter 8 and a change to the fee schedule. The committee approved the motion by voice vote.
The committee’s meeting record shows the motion identified the change as affecting fee reductions for governmental partners, stating the amendment adjusts the reduction “from a 10% fee reduction to 50%.” The motion was presented succinctly and passed without a roll-call tally; the transcript records the chair asking “All those in favor?” followed by “Aye,” and no opposed votes were recorded in the spoken record.
Before the ordinance vote the committee approved the minutes. Members in attendance were Member Rutledge, Bill (member), Member Covert, Member Ozlock, Vice Chair Yu and Chair Tournatory. The transcript does not name who moved or seconded the motion on DCO 14-25, and no written vote tally was provided in the minutes excerpt.
The motion as stated in the meeting: “I’ll entertain a motion to approve DCO 14-25. … Chapter 8 section 8-114.305 (as stated in the motion) of the county ordinances to amend the schedule.” The record does not specify effective dates, specific fee schedules beyond the quoted percentage change, or administrative steps for implementation. No staff presentation, fiscal analysis, or public comment on the ordinance appears in the provided transcript excerpt.
Because the record provided is brief, additional details — including the exact ordinance text, the legal citation as enacted, and any implementing instructions to county staff — were not specified in the transcript excerpt.
