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Belvidere council approves ordinance updating city ward descriptions
Summary
The Belvidere City Council adopted an ordinance amending sections of the municipal code that define the city’s five wards after a second reading at its Feb. 16 meeting; the measure passed unanimously.
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The Belvidere City Council approved an ordinance on second reading Feb. 16 that updates the municipal code sections describing the city’s five wards.
The change, introduced as Ordinance 751h, was moved by Alderman Frank and seconded by Alderman Flurry. The council voted 10–0 to adopt the amendment after the second reading.
The ordinance revises code sections enumerated during the reading to reflect updated ward boundaries and descriptions. The chair noted the update was an item the municipal code requires to keep ward descriptions current; no substantive debate or amendments were offered during the meeting.
Alderman Frank, who moved the ordinance, and Alderman Flurry, who seconded it, did not propose changes during the floor discussion. The clerk recorded a unanimous roll-call approval.
The ordinance becomes part of the Belvidere Municipal Code and will be available in the city clerk’s office for public inspection. The council took no further procedural steps during the meeting related to redistricting or additional map updates.

