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Mount Carroll council approves audit, two ordinances, event road closures and small donations

Mount Carroll City Council · August 26, 2025
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Summary

The council unanimously approved the city udit for 2024–25, two ordinances changing rules for non-highway vehicles and allowing first-floor apartments by special use permit, multiple road closures for fall festivals, and modest community donations; all recorded votes were 5 yes, 1 absent.

The Mount Carroll City Council on Aug. 26, 2025 adopted the 2024–25 audit prepared by WIPFLI and approved a slate of ordinances, event road closures and community donations.

Council members recorded roll-call votes of five yeses and one absence (Alderman Jody Wolber absent) on multiple items. The council approved Ordinance No. 2025-08-05, which amends Title 8, Chapter 10, Section 4 of the city code to modify age and equipment requirements for non-highway vehicles; and Ordinance No. 2025-08-06, which adds a subsection permitting first-floor apartments in the C-2 Downtown Commerce District by special use permit. The council also approved roadblock applications for Percy Fest (Sept. 13) and Pumpkin Fest (Oct. 25) and authorized small donations: $100 to the Mount Carroll Fire Department fund-raiser, $100 to the Mount Carroll Chamber of Commerce for Pumpkin Fest, and supplies not to exceed $100 to Carroll County Transit for its annual fall pork chop fundraiser.

The council accepted a single bid of $2,900 from Grant and Nancy Bandemer for the sale of property at 105 W. Washington Street; the mayor reminded the council the minimum bid was $2,000 before opening the single bid. Matt Schueler of WIPFLI reviewed the audit during the meeting and recommended approval. All formal actions were adopted by roll call.