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Committee approves agenda, minutes, claims and annual zoning software renewal

2567920 · March 11, 2025
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Summary

Stephenson County Planning and Development Committee approved the meeting agenda, February meeting minutes, payment of claims totaling $1,424.83, and renewal payment for the IWORKS zoning software (April 2025–March 2026) to be paid from the department trust account.

During routine business, the Stephenson County Planning and Development Committee took several procedural votes.

The committee approved the meeting agenda by voice vote after a motion moved by a committee member identified as Dale and seconded by William; the chair called for the ayes and said the motion carries.

The committee approved the minutes from its Feb. 10 meeting after a motion moved by Brent with a second from Whelan; the chair called a voice vote and the motion carried.

The committee approved payment of claims in the amount of $1,424.83; a motion and second were recorded and the chair called the ayes, with the motion carrying.

On a separate motion, the committee approved payment for the IWORKS zoning software annual renewal (April 2025 through March 2026). The presenter described IWORKS as the county’s field and permit tracking software and stated the invoice will be paid from the department’s trust account rather than the general fund. The chair asked for discussion, heard none, and called a voice vote; the motion carried.

What this means: these were routine administrative approvals. The IWORKS renewal will keep the department’s permitting and field‑verification tools active and is intended to support remote access to permit records for staff in the field.

Votes: all four items were passed by voice vote; the transcript records only collective “Aye” responses and “Motion carries” statements, and does not provide individual yes/no tallies.