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Votes at a glance: Bloomington City Council actions on Sept. 29, 2025
Summary
A roundup of formal motions and vote outcomes from the Bloomington City Council meeting on Sept. 29, 2025, including the preliminary levy correction, adoption of airport‑parking code changes, and easement vacation for the Creekside Center development.
The Bloomington City Council took several formal actions during its Sept. 29 meeting. This summary lists each motion, the mover and seconder when recorded, the recorded vote where available, and any immediate follow‑up direction.
Resolution rescinding preliminary levy resolution (item 3.1) City staff moved to rescind Resolution No. 2025‑113 and preliminarily establish tax levies for 2026. Motion by Council Member Mui, second by Council Member Lohmann. The motion passed 6‑1 with Council Member Rivas recorded in opposition. Council directed staff to republish the corrected levy documentation.
Consent agenda (items 3.2–3.22) A motion to approve items 3.2 through 3.22 on the consent agenda passed unanimously. The motion on the consent agenda was moved by Council Member Muah and seconded by Council Member Carter; the recorded outcome was 7‑0.
Ordinance: airport parking and hotel airport parking (item 4.1) Council adopted an ordinance modifying use allowances and performance standards for hotel airport parking and remote airport parking (Chapter 21 amendments). Motion by Council Member Lohmann, second by Council Member D’Alessandro. The ordinance passed 5‑2; Council Members Muah and Bridal voted no. Council later voted 7‑0 to direct summary publication of the ordinance.
Ordinance: vacation of drainage, utility, sidewalk and bikeway easements (item 4.2) Council adopted an ordinance approving the vacation of public drainage, utility, sidewalk and bikeway easements related to the Creekside Center community health and wellness center plat. Motion by Council Member Muir, second by Council Member D’Alessandro. The motion passed unanimously, 7‑0.
Meeting extension Council voted unanimously to extend the meeting time to no later than 9:15 p.m.
Notes on vote tallies and attribution: When the meeting used voice votes (ayes/nays) without roll‑call, the public record did not list each member’s recorded vote; where the clerk announced named dissenting votes those names are included. Where names were cited in the minutes, the transcript text is used for attribution.
