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Votes and actions: Community Services Committee, Aug. 5, 2026
Summary
The committee approved the agenda and July 1 minutes, recommended awarding the watermain contract to Kelsey Excavating ($1,752,878), accepted Fehr Graham's qualifications for the roundabout RFQ, directed staff to draft an IDOT speed-study resolution, and adjourned at 6:30 p.m.
Key formal actions recorded in the minutes:
- Approved the meeting agenda for Aug. 5, 2026 (motion by Alderman Herb Santiago). Roll call: Boyer, Nehring, Isaacs, Santiago — all AYE.
- Approved the July 1, 2026 meeting minutes (motion by Alderman Jessica Nehring). Roll call: unanimous.
- Recommended Council bypass first reading and award the various watermain project to Kelsey Excavation for $1,752,878.00 (motion by Alderman Todd Isaacs; second Alderman Herb Santiago). Roll call: Boyer, Nehring, Isaacs, Santiago — all AYE.
- Accepted Fehr Graham's qualifications for E. Mill/N. Tower roundabout engineering and authorized staff to request a fee proposal (motion by Alderman Ron Boyer; second Alderman Herb Santiago). Roll call: unanimous.
- Directed City staff to collect necessary data and draft a resolution requesting an IDOT speed study of Route 2 (motion by Alderman Ron Boyer; second Alderman Todd Isaacs). Roll call: unanimous.
- Adjourned the meeting (motion by Alderman Herb Santiago; second Alderman Jessica Nehring). The meeting was adjourned at 6:30 p.m.
All recorded committee roll call votes were 4 AYE, 0 NAY, 0 ABS unless noted otherwise in the minutes. These actions are recorded in committee minutes and will advance to City Council or staff follow-up as noted.
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