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Votes at a glance: Bloomington Common Council actions on Sept. 3, 2025
Summary
Summary of roll‑call votes and formal motions taken at the Sept. 3 Bloomington Common Council meeting, including approval of minutes, one appointment, two ordinance introductions and two resolutions adopted.
The Bloomington Common Council took the following formal actions during its Sept. 3, 2025 meeting. All roll calls below reflect votes recorded in the meeting transcript.
- Minutes approved: Motion to approve minutes from Feb. 5, April 16 and July 16 (as corrected). Roll call: unanimous approval.
- Appointment: Maria Pascana (also recorded as Maria Piscana/Pascana in packet) appointed to seat C4 of the Commission on Hispanic and Latina Affairs. Motion passed by roll call (unanimous).
- Ordinance introductions (first reading; second readings set for Sept. 17, 2025): • Ordinance 20‑25‑33 — to establish the Fiber Connectivity Fund for digital opportunity initiatives. Introduced and read by title; motion to introduce passed by roll call. Second reading scheduled for Sept. 17. • Ordinance 20‑25‑34 — to establish a nonreverting fund for the $1,000,000 surety bond payment (bond no. 1160465) related to Meridian Infrastructure North America Corp. work and alleged violations by subcontractor AEG in the right‑of‑way (Title 12, Bloomington Municipal Code). Introduced and read by title and synopsis; motion to introduce passed by roll call. Second reading scheduled for Sept. 17.
- Resolutions adopted: • Resolution 20‑25‑13 — Establish the Affordable Housing Pilot Fund (adopted by roll call, 7‑0). Controller McClellan said the city will transfer about $150,000 in prior pilot payments into the new fund; HAND will administer and any appropriations will come before council. • Resolution 20‑25‑14 — Designate Bloomington a Bee City USA affiliate (adopted by roll call, 7‑0). Parks and the Environmental Commission will submit annual reports and maintain program materials; staff reported an annual program fee of $400 to be paid from the Environmental Commission budget.
Votes were recorded by roll call throughout the meeting; the transcript records unanimous passage for the resolutions reported above and unanimous approval for the listed appointment and minutes.
