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Votes at a glance: O'Fallon Council adopts ordinances, approves redevelopment and passes warrant
Summary
At its Nov. 17 meeting the O'Fallon City Council approved an appointment to the planning commission, passed a redevelopment agreement for 200 S. Lincoln, approved multiple ordinances on second reading (including adoption of 2021 international codes) and approved warrant #571 ($1,363,348.65) with one abstention.
The O'Fallon City Council during its Nov. 17 meeting recorded several actions across routine and substantive items.
Appointments and resolutions • Appointment: The council approved the mayor’s appointment of David Kozad to the planning commission for a three‑year term (expiring 11/17/2028). Motion carried on roll call. • Redevelopment: Council approved a redevelopment agreement with ALWA Properties for 200 South Lincoln Avenue; motion carried on roll call.
Warrants and finance • Warrant #571: The council approved warrant number 571 totaling $1,363,348.65. Councilmember Foehny abstained from the warrant vote, citing payments listed on pages 2–3 of the warrant report.
Ordinances • First reading (considered): Ordinance 8.1, an amendment to Ordinance 623 for zoning of Club Fitness at 1234 Central Park, was considered on first reading and the motion to consider passed by roll call. • Second readings (adopted): The council adopted several ordinances on second reading, including an amendment to Title 3, Chapter 31 (city officers) (9.1); a zoning amendment for Aloha Pools at 105 Auto Court (9.2); adoption of 2021 International Building, Fire, Mechanical, Property Maintenance, Residential, Existing Building, Fuel Gas, Pool and Spa codes and related Illinois codes (9.3); and an ordinance regulating development and floodplain areas (9.4). All second‑reading ordinances passed by roll call votes.
What comes next The council announced it would go into executive session to discuss possible sale or purchase of property and personnel matters; the public online feed ended and the mayor said no votes would be taken after executive session.
The actions taken at this meeting will be reflected in the posted minutes and meeting packet materials.
