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Votes at a glance: Monticello council actions on consent agenda, plats and MFT resolution

2561731 · March 11, 2025
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Summary

At its March 10 meeting the Monticello City Council approved the consent agenda, multiple final plats, and a maintenance resolution under the Illinois Highway Code; votes were recorded by roll call.

The Monticello City Council approved the consent agenda and several ordinances and a resolution on March 10. The items below were recorded in the meeting minutes and passed by roll call:

- Consent agenda: claims report (02/24/2025–03/10/2025), meeting minutes (02/24/2025), treasurer's report (12/31/2024), permit report (February 2025), police report (February 2025), and fire report (February 2025). Motion to approve passed by roll call.

- Resolution 2025-204: A resolution for maintenance under the Illinois Highway Code to proceed with MFT (motor fuel tax) program bidding. Staff said the budgeted amount for oil-and-chip work is $125,000; the resolution includes additional MFT authority in the state submission (staff cited $1,137,000) to cover possible price/quantity variances, though staff said the intent is to spend the budgeted $125,000. Resolution passed by roll call.

- Ordinance 2025-25: Final plat approval for 1056 South Market (Heath Properties LLC) to subdivide a parcel per municipal code section 152.002. Ordinance passed by roll call.

- Ordinance 2025-26: Final plat approval for Monticello Christian Church addition (to permit sale of the parsonage at 1699 North State). Ordinance passed by roll call.

- Ordinance 2025-27: Ordinance creating a lot (replat of Lot 401 of Apple TV Fourth Subdivision) to facilitate donation of land to the city for Oberheim Park; passed by roll call. Staff noted the library will still vote on the intergovernmental agreement.

Each item was presented by staff and carried by recorded roll call; no further conditions or dissent beyond those recorded in the individual roll calls were noted in the meeting record.