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Sugar Grove board: quick take on ordinances and resolutions passed June 16
Summary
At its June 16 meeting the board approved a text amendment reclassifying data centers as special-use, updated the Commercial Property Enhancement program, approved a Metronet fiber agreement for the police department, and passed a resolution supporting the America 250 commemoration.
The Village of Sugar Grove board adopted a set of ordinances and resolutions on June 16 summarized below.
Data centers: The board approved a text amendment to Village Code Title 11, Chapter 4, Section 22 to change data centers in M1 and I1 zoning districts from a permitted use to a special-use classification so the village can further review regulations and set conditions. Staff called the change a "placeholder" while regulations are developed.
Commercial Property Enhancement (CP) program: The board approved updates to the CP program and application intended to make the application more user friendly, to clarify that the program is not for general deferred maintenance, and to move IRS W-9 and reimbursement requirements into a consolidated grant-reimbursement section.
Metronet fiber for police department: The board approved a five-year contract with Metronet to provide a second dedicated fiber line to the police department to ensure redundancy; the first-year cost shown was $2,740 and the five-year total was represented as a little over $20,000.
America 250: The board passed a resolution expressing support for the congressionally appointed America 250 commission and its public-engagement goals.
Votes: The transcript recorded roll-call approvals for the text amendment on data-center uses, the CP program update, and the Metronet agreement; each vote passed on roll call with recorded aye responses by trustees present. (See meeting packet for full ordinance/resolution texts and official vote tallies.)
