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Votes at a glance: parking ordinances, appointments and city warrants approved

2128585 · January 19, 2025
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Summary

The Streator City Council approved two parking ordinances, mayoral reappointments to the Parks and Open Space Board and the consent agenda including city warrants; roll calls and movers were recorded in the meeting minutes.

The Streator City Council approved multiple items during its meeting, including two parking ordinances, mayoral reappointments to the Parks and Open Spaces Board, and the consent agenda covering city warrants.

Ordinance 202501 amends section 10‑24‑120 of the Streator Municipal Code to designate the south side of Bryanston Street (from North Bloomington to East Chabenham) as a no‑parking area. The motion was moved and seconded; the roll call recorded Councilmember Connor voting No and recorded ayes from Councilmember Gary, Councilmember McMullen, Councilmember Reid and one additional aye recorded (name not specified in the transcript). The ordinance was approved.

Ordinance 202502 amends section 10‑24‑120 to designate the south side of East Stanton (from North Park Street to East Shabnam Street) as a new parking area; the motion passed after a roll call that recorded Councilmember Connor voting No and recorded ayes from other council members on the record.

The council also approved two reappointments to the Parks and Open Spaces Board and the consent agenda, which included a fund warrant totaling $724,636.42. Motions and seconds were recorded for each item and roll calls showed unanimous or majority support as indicated in the minutes.

Where the transcript omitted a full name for a recorded aye, the minutes show the tally as recorded at the meeting; the article lists votes and named voters only where the transcript explicitly identified them.