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Votes at a glance: board approves film‑permit ordinance, multiple zoning/consent items, appointment and routine business

McHenry County Board · April 22, 2026

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Summary

The board approved a film/video/photo production permit ordinance and several zoning and routine consent items, approved an appointment to Lake in the Hill Sanitary District and voted to enter executive session on pending litigation.

At its April 21 meeting the McHenry County Board took several formal actions recorded on the agenda.

Votes recorded (chair announcements of 'motion carries' without roll‑call tallies shown in the transcript):

- Zoning consent and pulled zoning items: 10.a.1 approved (motion by Smith; clerk opened voting and chair announced the motion carried). 10.a.5 was pulled for discussion and approved after brief remarks about setbacks and a letter from McHenry Township (motion by Smith, second Gottemoeller; motion carries).

- Routine consent and individual items: The routine consent agenda was approved after previously pulled items were handled. Item 16.b.6.4 (an intergovernmental agreement with the Village of Spring Grove) was amended to the redline copy and approved after discussion of higher bid amounts (amendment motion seconded by Smith; motion carries).

- Ordinance 17.b.1 (film, video and photo production permit policy) was approved (motion by Kaminski, second Shorten; voting opened and 'motion carries').

- Item 13.a (unfinished business) was approved (motion by Gotemoller, second Smith; motion carries).

- Appointment to Lake in the Hill Sanitary District for a term expiring 2029 was approved (motion by Gotemaller, second Smith; motion carries).

- The board voted to enter executive session for pending litigation under 5 ILCS 120/2(c)(11); the motion passed.

Most votes were announced as carried without roll‑call tallies in the public transcript. Where motions, movers, seconds or item IDs were spoken on the record, they are reflected here; the transcript did not include numeric vote tallies for these actions.