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Bettendorf council approves building-code amendment, advances TIF district on first reading; consent agenda passes

2085303 · January 8, 2025
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Summary

The Bettendorf City Council unanimously approved a final reading amending the city building and development code, advanced a tax-increment financing plan with a first reading, and passed the consent agenda during its Jan. 7 meeting.

The Bettendorf City Council unanimously approved an ordinance amending Title 10 (Building and Development) of the Bettendorf City Code at its third and final reading and advanced an ordinance establishing a tax-increment financing (TIF) arrangement with a first reading at its Jan. 7 meeting.

The final-reading ordinance amends the city’s Title 10 building and development regulations; Council Member Sechsir moved approval at the final reading and the council voted unanimously to adopt it. Council Member Palczynski read and moved approval of the first reading of an ordinance authorizing tax-increment revenue for a special fund to pay debt related to the I‑80 urban renewal area and the proposed Middle Road and Forest Grove LLC and FG80 Holdings LLC TIF district; the motion was seconded and passed on a unanimous roll call.

The council also approved the consent agenda without objection and then adjourned. The meeting record shows roll-call votes in which council members present voted "aye" on the ordinance readings and consent agenda.

No written correspondence was received for the TIF public hearing, and no members of the public addressed the council during the hearing. City staff confirmed that notice of the public hearing had been published and an affidavit of publication was on file.

The actions recorded at the meeting were procedural votes to advance or adopt ordinances and to approve routine consent items; the transcript contains no additional substantive debate or amendments to the ordinances.