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Will County executive committee rejects immediate dissolution of two ad hoc committees after members press for full-board review
Summary
The Will County Board Executive Committee declined to dissolve an ad hoc committee on the old courthouse and an ad hoc Access Will County committee after members urged that committee recommendations be presented to the full board before dissolution; separate motions to split the two dissolutions also failed.
The Will County Board Executive Committee debated and rejected a motion to dissolve two ad hoc committees — the ad hoc Old Courthouse Committee and the ad hoc Access Will County Committee — after several members said the committees’ recommendations should be presented to the full county board before the committees are dissolved.
The committee considered a motion to dissolve both ad hoc committees. Multiple members argued the ad hoc committees were formed for a single purpose: to craft a recommendation for the County Board. "The sole purpose of creating an ad hoc committee is to come up with a recommendation for the County Board and that's its sole purpose," said Dan Butler, a board member and past…
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