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Committee approves publishing of Belvidere zoning map after planning update

Belvidere City Council Committee of the Whole · March 12, 2025
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Summary

The Committee of the Whole voted to approve Resolution 2025‑4 directing the planning department to publish the city zoning map. Planning staff reported two February cases and upcoming outreach tied to historic preservation and regional economic incentives.

The Belvidere City Council Committee of the Whole voted March 10 to approve Resolution 2025‑4 directing the planning department to publish the city zoning map.

The action came after a brief planning update from Gina Delrose, who said there were two planning cases in February — including the variance for a truck‑repair facility referenced earlier in the agenda — and that the department is preparing historic‑preservation outreach and a summer newsletter. "There was 2 cases in February," Delrose said, adding that zoning verifications are steady and that she has been meeting with the Quad Cities Regional Economic Development Authority about possible incentives relevant to Belvidere and Boone County.

Mayor called for a motion to pass the resolution; Alderman Stevens moved and Alderman Grama Krakowski seconded. The clerk conducted a roll call and the committee approved the resolution, the chair noting nine votes in favor and reporting one absence. The committee did not record substantive debate on the measure during the session.

The resolution directs the planning department to publish the current zoning map; committee approval sends the matter forward in the city's internal process for implementation. Planning staff said they will keep the council updated as outreach and related planning work proceed.