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Council approves routine consent agenda, municipal bills and four measures in unanimous votes
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Summary
At its April 20 meeting the council approved the omnibus consent agenda, municipal bills totaling $4,023,717.66, and adopted two resolutions and two ordinances (generator change order, IDOT forms, and two Special Service Areas) unanimously.
The Geneva City Council on April 20 approved routine business items and four public-measure votes covering grants, utility and development finance steps.
On a roll-call vote the council approved the omnibus consent agenda (10–0) and municipal bills for payment aggregated at $4,023,717.66 (10–0). The council then unanimously approved:
- Resolution 20 26-45, authorizing a change order with Vaughn Electric Inc. to install a temporary generator at the police department; staff said the purchase will be front-funded by the city and reimbursed by a state grant.
- Resolution 20 26-46, adopting IDOT forms BLR 14220 and BLR 14222 for FY27 local road management costs.
- Ordinance 20 26-07, establishing Special Service Area No. 35 (Midwest Industrial Front/Geneva Industrial Park) as a finance backup for stormwater detention and conservation easements tied to an annexation agreement.
- Ordinance 20 26-08, establishing Special Service Area No. 36 for the Roosevelt mixed-use development; staff said the SSA will stay dormant for 10 years and only be used if needed as a backup to TIF increment financing.
City staff said the generator change order was funded through a state grant and that the SSA ordinances are procedural steps required by prior agreements. No member voted against any of the measures.
