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Council approves multiple consent items, advances tax and redevelopment ordinances

Moline City Council · November 25, 2025
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Summary

Council approved the consent agenda (appointments and routine items), approved a small final change order for Silcoat Ditch Restoration, and advanced several ordinances (tax levy, special service areas, tobacco code amendments, private security rules and redevelopment incentive agreements) to second reading.

At its regular meeting the Moline City Council approved the consent agenda, passed routine contract and change-order items, and advanced several ordinances to second reading.

Consent agenda and small change orders: the council approved committee appointments and consent items including change order #1 and final payment to Stitcher Construction Inc. for the Silcoat Ditch Restoration (Project 14882025) in the amount of $11,030.78.

Ordinances advanced to second reading: the council moved multiple items to second reading, including the ordinance levying and assessing taxes for the 2025 tax levy (collectible 2026), special-ad valorem tax ordinances for Special Service Areas 5 and 6, an ordinance requesting the county clerk not extend taxes for bond refunding series, and amendments to Chapter 22 related to tobacco products and private security guards. Council also introduced a redevelopment incentive agreement for a TIF 13 Moline Center project and a TIF 15 agreement for Moline Dispatch Apartments LLC; members generally expressed support and the measures were advanced by recorded roll calls.

Votes: the record shows unanimous or near-unanimous roll-call votes on the consent agenda and the motions to advance several ordinances; the minutes record multiple '7 ayes, no nays' outcomes when roll calls were recorded.

What’s next: advanced ordinances will return for second readings and final votes on future council agendas; the consent items are effective per standard council procedure.