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City of Edgerton Common Council approves payroll, contracts, annexation and ward-boundary change
Summary
At its Jan. 5 meeting the City of Edgerton Common Council approved bills and payroll totaling $304,053.43 and passed a package of motions including a contract for CDBG administration, Resolution 02-26 with Rinehart Properties, adoption of two ordinances and an easement release; all motions passed on 5/0 roll call votes.
The City of Edgerton Common Council on Jan. 5 approved a series of routine and development-related items, voting unanimously on motions to approve payroll and bills, contracts and land-use measures.
City Clerk Wendy Loveland confirmed that "the meeting agendas were properly posted on Friday, January 2, 2026 at the City Hall, Library, Post Office and the City’s website," before the council moved to business. A procedural motion to accept the agenda, made by Councilmember Jim Burdick and seconded by Councilmember Candy Davis, passed on a 5-0 roll call vote.
Key actions approved: Councilmember Tim Shaw moved and Councilmember Candy Davis seconded approval of bills and payroll totaling $304,053.43; that motion passed 5-0. The council also approved a Temporary Class B Beer/Wine License for the Chamber of Commerce for Jan. 31, 2026 (moved by Shaw, seconded by Davis, passed 5-0). The council approved a contract with MSA for administration of the CDBG Housing Program (Shaw/Davis, passed 5-0).
The council adopted City of Edgerton Resolution 02-26 authorizing amendments to the development agreements between the City and Rinehart Properties Inc. (Shaw/Davis, passed 5-0) and approved the related Rinehart Properties Escrow Agreement (Shaw/Davis, passed 5-0). On second reading the council adopted Ordinance 25-14 annexing lands from the Town of Fulton along County Highway F (moved by Councilmember Candy Davis, seconded by Councilmember Jim Burdick; passed 5-0). The council also adopted Ordinance 25-16, which amends ward boundaries (moved by Councilmember Lisa Venske, seconded by Councilmember Michelle Crisanti; passed 5-0).
Council approved an easement release for property at 233-245 W. Lawton St., contingent upon Plan Commission approval (moved by Venske, seconded by Tim Shaw; passed 5-0). With no further business the council voted to adjourn.
The meeting record shows no extended debate on the listed votes; each motion was moved, seconded and approved on a 5-0 roll call tally. The council members recorded as present were Mayor Christopher Lund and Councilmembers Michelle Crisanti, Candy Davis, Tim Shaw, Jim Burdick and Lisa Venske; Shawn Prebil was excused.
