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Plainfield adopts several bond ordinances and municipal-code changes; roll-call tallies recorded

Plainfield City Council · October 15, 2025
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Summary

Council adopted four bond ordinances (12‑85, 12‑86, 12‑87, 12‑88) on final passage (recorded unanimous roll calls) and approved multiple municipal code ordinances; the consent agenda was approved unanimously and resolution 3‑85 passed 6–1 after being removed from consent.

At its regular meeting the Plainfield City Council conducted second‑reading and final‑passage votes on several bond ordinances and municipal code items and approved a consent agenda of resolutions.

Bond ordinances adopted on second reading and final passage included:

- Bond 12‑85: a bond ordinance providing for 2025 capital acquisitions and improvements for the sewer utility of the City of Plainfield, appropriating $615,000 and authorizing bonds or notes of $585,000. The council adopted the ordinance by unanimous roll call.

- Bond 12‑86: a bond ordinance for 2025 capital acquisitions and improvements for the solid waste utility, appropriating $1,035,000 and authorizing bonds or notes of $985,500. The council adopted the ordinance by unanimous roll call.

- Bond 12‑87: bond ordinance (amount read on record) adopted by unanimous roll call.

- Bond 12‑88: a bond ordinance appropriating $6,760,200 and authorizing bonds and notes to finance part of the cost; adopted by unanimous roll call.

Council also introduced and adopted multiple municipal-code ordinances on first reading and resolved several items on the consent agenda. The consent agenda (R360–R384 and R387–R389) was approved unanimously; resolution R385 (removed from consent) passed by roll call vote, 6 in favor and 1 opposed.

Vote tallies and roll-call lists were recorded in the official minutes for each ordinance and resolution; the clerk certified publication and legal compliance for each ordinance prior to final votes.