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O'Fallon council approves strategic plan, resurfacing and drainage contracts and multiple zoning updates
Summary
On Nov. 3, 2025 the O'Fallon City Council adopted a strategic plan for fiscal years 2027–2029 and approved engineering and resurfacing agreements funded in part with motor fuel tax dollars. The council also moved several zoning and code updates through first or second reading and approved the monthly warrant totaling $3,224,110.66.
The O'Fallon City Council on Nov. 3 approved a strategic plan for fiscal years 2027 through 2029 and a series of infrastructure contracts, while advancing multiple zoning and code updates.
Council member Parchment moved to adopt the council's strategic plan for fiscal years 2027–2029; the measure carried on roll call. Council member Rosenberg then moved to authorize a joint funding agreement using motor fuel tax funds for resurfacing West State Street and Oberni from An Road in the amount of $723,000; that measure also carried. The council approved an engineering services agreement with Horner & Shiffrin Inc. for the Highway 50 at Greenmount Road project ($297,435) and an engineering agreement with Millennia Professional Services of Illinois LTD for Deer Creek subdivision drainage improvements ($238,700).
On land-use and code matters the council:
• Considered and passed on first reading an amendment to Title 3, Chapter 31 concerning city officers' residency language; Council member Roach moved an amendment replacing "encourage" with a requirement that officers "shall establish residence within a 10 mile radius of the city corporate limits," and the amended motion passed.
• Took first reading votes on zoning and code changes including a zoning change for Aloha Pools (105 Auto Court), adoption on first reading of the 2021 ICC family of building codes with recommended local amendments, and an ordinance regulating development in the flood plain.
• Approved on second reading a zoning amendment for Zap Tie (106–107 W. Highway 50), an ordinance requiring planned-use approval for tobacco and vape shops, and a new zoning classification created by amendment to section 157 of the city code.
Finance and administration action included approval of the budget-to-actual report for the period ending June 30, 2025, and approval of warrant number 570 in the amount of $3,224,110.66. The council then moved into executive session to discuss possible litigation and possible acquisition or sale of property; the mayor said no votes would be taken when the meeting reconvened.
The meeting record shows roll-call votes on the listed resolutions and ordinances with affirmative votes from council members present at the dais; for each motion the council recorded the vote as carried on the meeting's roll call.
