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Willow Springs board passes ordinances abating and terminating Special Service Area No. 1

Village of Willow Springs Board · March 16, 2026
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Summary

The Village approved Ordinance 2026-0-02 to abate special service area taxes in Special Service Area No. 1 and Ordinance 2026-0-03 to terminate SSA No. 1, with trustees voting ‘aye’ on roll calls; officials said the work related to the SSA has been completed.

The Village of Willow Springs board on March 12 adopted two ordinances affecting Special Service Area No. 1: Ordinance 2026-0-02, which abates the remaining special service area taxes within SSA No. 1, and Ordinance 2026-0-03, which terminates the special service area now that the associated work is complete.

President Netemeyer introduced Ordinance 2026-0-02, described in the packet as abating all special service area taxes within SSA No. 1. Trustee Micah moved approval and Trustee Sprinkle seconded; the clerk called the roll and the ordinance passed on an all-aye vote.

The board then considered Ordinance 2026-0-03 to terminate SSA No. 1. The packet and the president’s remarks stated there is no further need to continue SSA No. 1 because the work has been completed. Trustee Parks moved the termination ordinance and Trustee Micah seconded; the roll call vote approved the measure.

The actions were framed as ministerial follow-ups to completed public-works activity. The meeting transcript and packet cited the ordinances by number but did not include full ordinance text, a detailed financial reconciliation, or a specific effective termination date beyond board adoption at the March 12 meeting.

What’s next: The ordinances were adopted at the meeting; staff will carry out necessary ministerial steps to effect abatement and termination pursuant to the ordinances.