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Votes at a glance: Forest Park council approves bills, appoints clerk and authorizes TIF study

Village Council of Forest Park · February 25, 2026
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Summary

At its Feb. 23 meeting the Forest Park Village Council adopted Resolution 14-26 approving $633,471.14 in departmental bills, passed Ordinance 7-26 appointing Carla Taylor as village clerk, approved Resolution 15-26 to authorize a Ryan LLC TIF evaluation, and approved a senior-center trip. All recorded votes were ayes.

At the Feb. 23 Village Council meeting the council recorded the following formal outcomes:

- Resolution 14-26 (bills): Deputy clerk read aggregated bills by department totaling $633,471.14 (water department $314,519.41, clerk's office $40,878.22, streets and public improvements $31,985.05, among others). Motion to adopt the resolution was moved by Commissioner Maxim and seconded by Commissioner Melon Rogovin; the deputy clerk called the roll and the resolution carried with recorded ayes.

- Ordinance 7-26 (village clerk appointment): The council adopted an ordinance appointing Carla Taylor as village clerk. Motion moved by Commissioner Maxim and seconded by Commissioner Nero; roll call recorded ayes and the ordinance was adopted. Taylor was sworn in at the meeting.

- Resolution 15-26 (Ryan LLC TIF evaluation): Council authorized an agreement with Ryan LLC to evaluate areas near Brown Avenue and Franklin Street for a potential tax-increment financing district. Administrator Antler said the study could take roughly 5 months; motion carried on roll call.

- Senior-trip approval: Council approved a community center senior trip to the Timberlake Playhouse to see Les Misrables; motion moved, seconded and approved by recorded ayes.

Each of the above items was approved on a roll-call vote with recorded ayes from the council; no nays or abstentions were recorded in the meeting transcript for these items.