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Hebron council adopts emergency resolution authorizing amended development agreement with Microsoft
Summary
At its Feb. 23 meeting the Village of Hebron council voted to waive readings and adopted an emergency resolution authorizing the mayor to execute an amended development agreement with Microsoft Corporation; both votes were recorded 6-0.
The Village of Hebron council adopted an emergency resolution authorizing the mayor to execute an amended development agreement with Microsoft Corporation during its Feb. 23 meeting. Council members voted unanimously to waive the readings and then to adopt the resolution.
The resolution, introduced on the agenda as Resolution 2602, authorizes the mayor or the mayor’s agents to execute an amended development agreement with Microsoft and declares the measure an emergency to allow immediate effect. Council member Marietta moved to waive the readings; Council member Chapman seconded, and the roll-call vote recorded six ayes. The council then moved to adopt the resolution; the motion carried on a separate roll-call vote, also 6-0.
Council did not debate the financial or legal terms of the amended agreement during the meeting. The clerk read the resolution text as presented; no amendments or conditions were recorded in the meeting minutes. The resolution will take effect per its emergency language and the mayor is authorized to sign the amended agreement on the village’s behalf.
No public comment on the Microsoft agreement was recorded at the meeting. The council’s next steps are administrative: execution of the amended agreement by the mayor and any required follow-up filings or public notices tied to the development agreement’s terms.
The resolution was introduced on the Feb. 23 agenda and adopted the same evening. The village clerk confirmed the adoption on the record at the close of the roll-call.
