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Council approves routine bills, several resolutions and an ordinance
Summary
The Forest Park board approved the consent items and a set of resolutions and one ordinance, including bills totaling $1,528,440.64 and approvals for intergovernmental fireworks agreement, motor-fuel-tax maintenance, hiring-waiver, plats, side-letter labor agreements and a Soundworks equipment purchase.
The Village of Forest Park board approved a package of routine bills and several resolutions during its Feb. 14, 2022 meeting. The clerk read aggregated department totals that amounted to $1,528,440.64 across multiple funds; the council moved to dispense with the reading and adopted the bills.
Other items approved on the consent/regular portion of the agenda included: - Resolution R-12-22: intergovernmental agreement with the Park District of Forest Park to collect and expend donations for the park's July 4 fireworks display. - Resolution R-13-22: Motor Fuel Tax (MFT) resolution for general maintenance costs. - Resolution R-14-22: waiver of the hiring freeze to hire one full-time IMRF utility billing clerk. - Resolution R-15-22 and R-16-22: preliminary/final approval of the CEJ resubdivision (7201 W. Madison) and a plat consolidation for 7652 W. Madison. - Resolution R-17-22: authorization of side-letter agreements to current collective bargaining agreements. - Ordinance O-07-22: waiver of bid requirements to accept a proposal from Soundworks Productions Inc. for sound and lighting equipment. - Ratification of a contract for a senior trip to the Fireside Theatre and approval of an American Legion raffle application for March 4.
Each listed item was moved, seconded, and approved by roll call; the clerk recorded 'Aye' votes for the commissioners and mayor during those roll-call items. Specific roll-call transcripts show the clerk reading each question and commissioners responding 'Aye.'
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