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Normal Town Council approves omnibus package including hazardous‑waste agreement and subdivision plat
Summary
The Normal Town Council approved an omnibus package on Jan. 21, 2025, covering approval of prior minutes, receipt and filing of expenditures, a intergovernmental agreement resolution for household hazardous waste collection with regional partners, and a conditional re‑approval of a final plat for a subdivision at 111 North Grove Street.
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At its Jan. 21, 2025 meeting, the Normal Town Council approved an omnibus package that bundled several procedural and policy items for a single vote. The items passed on a single roll‑call vote with all members present voting “aye.”
The omnibus package included: approval of the minutes of the regular council meeting of Jan. 6, 2025; a report to receive and file Town of Normal expenditures for payment as of Jan. 15, 2025; a resolution authorizing an agreement among the City of Bloomington, Town of Normal, County of McLean, Bloomington‑Normal Water Reclamation District and the Ecology Action Center for household hazardous waste collection; and a resolution conditionally re‑approving the final plat for a subdivision located at 111 North Grove Street. The council recorded the omnibus approval on a single roll call.
The transcript records the subdivision item name in garbled form during discussion; the address given in the agenda language and transcript is 111 North Grove Street, and the council described the action as a conditional re‑approval of the final plat. The resolution text, funding details and any conditions attached to the plat were not read aloud on the record during the roll call vote and therefore are not specified in the transcript.
All council members present—Mayor Coos, Missus Lorenz, Miss Harris, Mister Byers, Miss Smith, Mister Preston and Mister McCarthy—voted “aye.”

