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Roberts board adopts ordinance letting TID charges fund water system projects
Summary
The Village of Roberts board on July 27 approved Ordinance No. 2026-03VB to add Section 66-121 to allow Tax Incremental District charges to pay for current water-system projects; the motion passed on a unanimous roll-call vote.
On July 27, 2026, the Village of Roberts board approved Ordinance No. 2026-03VB, creating Section 66-121 of the municipal code to permit Tax Incremental District (TID) charges to be used to pay for water system projects the village is currently undertaking. The motion to approve the ordinance was made by board member Brian Tremblay and seconded by Mary Shemon; a roll-call vote recorded Tim Johnson, Janelle Beal, Scott Gerhardt, Mary Shemon, Katy Kapaun and Brian Tremblay as voting "yes."
The ordinance text in the meeting packet states that the change allows TID districts to finance water-system improvements. Board members discussed whether the provision could be rescinded after loans are repaid; Trustee Tim Johnson asked whether the provision "will go away and we can redact it once the loan is done." No amendment was made during the meeting. The vote carried unanimously, approving the ordinance as drafted. The ordinance is recorded in the meeting minutes as Ordinance No. 2026-03VB and creates Section 66-121 in the village municipal code.
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