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O'Fallon council approves surplus sale, three $500 donations, TIF redevelopment and three ordinances; warrant approved
Summary
On May 18 the council approved resolution 7.1 (sale of surplus property), two $500 donations to local volunteer organizations, a TIF redevelopment agreement for Gators Frozen Custard, and second‑reading ordinances on traffic schedules, CPI warehouse zoning and the Augusta Greens final plat; warrant #583 was approved with one abstention.
The O'Fallon City Council approved a slate of routine actions at its May 18 meeting.
Resolutions and donations - Resolution 7.1: The council approved a resolution authorizing the direct sale of surplus city property to Kokia Heights Fire Department. The motion passed on roll call. - Resolution 7.2: The council authorized a $500 donation to the Fallon Volunteer Fire Company for the 27th annual Spring Golf Classic. The motion passed on roll call. - Resolution 7.3: The council authorized a $500 donation to the Fallon Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 198 for a charity golf outing. The motion passed on roll call. - Resolution 7.5: The council approved a TIF redevelopment agreement for Gators Frozen Custard under the city’s redevelopment program. The motion passed on roll call.
Ordinances and planning items - Ordinance 9.1: Adopted on second reading, amending Chapter 77 (traffic schedules). - Ordinance 9.2: Adopted on second reading, amending Ordinance 623 to rezone/develop the CPI warehouse at 40 Commerce Drive. - Ordinance 9.3: Adopted on second reading, approving the final plat for Augusta Greens, third edition.
Finance - Warrant #583: The council approved warrant number 583 in the amount of $254,588.98. Council Member Phony recorded an abstention on payments to Amron listed on page two of the warrant report; the remainder of the warrant passed by roll call.
Procedural note - Item 7.4 was held for consideration after executive session. The council voted to enter executive session to discuss personnel and possible property matters and said a personnel vote will be taken after the closed session.
All votes referenced in this report reflect roll‑call outcomes announced in the meeting minutes; no substantive debate or amendments were recorded on these items during the public session.
