Lockport public meetings in 2024

Committee of the Whole

This Committee of the Whole meeting will discuss and recommend items for the next City Council meeting, including approval of a bond release for Clover Ridge Unit 3 Phase 2, adoption of the Star Innovation District Workshop Scenario Evaluation Report, purchases of vehicles and equipment (a Ford F750 for $234,739, a forklift for $32,755, and a sign truck for $85,000), and appropriation of $456,000 in MFT funds for street maintenance. The agenda also includes an executive session for personnel, collective bargaining, real estate, and litigation matters.

• Release of bond and initial acceptance of site improvements excluding parkway trees for Clover Ridge Unit 3 Phase 2
• Adoption of the Star Innovation District Workshop Scenario Evaluation Report
• Purchase a 2025 Ford F750 SuperCab for Public Works & Engineering Department for total cost not to exceed $234,739.00
• Purchase a Forklift for the Wastewater Division for total cost not to exceed $32,755.00
• Appropriation of MFT Funds in the amount of $456,000 and Maintenance of Streets and Highways by Municipality under the Illinois Highway Code

City Council

The City Council will consider a concept plan for a 260-unit townhome and single-family residential community (Sadie Ridge) north of Bruce Road. Other action items include purchasing five police vehicles for up to $210,000, extending consulting agreements, and awarding a fuel supply contract. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes, payroll, and an enterprise zone amendment.

• Concept plan for 260-unit Sadie Ridge residential development north of Bruce Road, east of I-355, south of Cedar Ridge Estates
• Purchase five police vehicles from Bettenhausen Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Ram for not-to-exceed $210,000
• Amend Enterprise Zone designation for Rock Run Crossings Expansion
• Extend professional services agreements with SAQ Consulting Inc. and Tai Ginsberg & Associates
• Award 2025-2027 gasoline/diesel fuel supply contract to Al Warren Oil Co Inc. at $0.08 per gallon vendor mark-up

Heritage and Architecture Commission

The Heritage & Architecture Commission will review the draft Historic Preservation Plan Update prepared by Ball State University, including the Plan Narrative and Rehabilitation Recommendations. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and routine reports. No other substantive items are scheduled.

• Review of draft Historic District Preservation Plan narrative and rehabilitation recommendations by Ball State University
• Approval of November 19, 2024 meeting minutes
• Chairman’s report and staff report
• Public comment opportunity

Public Water Commission Meeting of Frankfort, Joliet, Lockport, New Lenox, Rockdale, Romeoville

The Public Water Commission of six Will County municipalities has posted a notice for a regular meeting on December 5, 2024, at 11:00 AM at the Romeoville Public Works Facility. The agenda contains no specific items beyond the meeting logistics and an accessibility accommodation notice. This is a procedural notice with no decisions or discussions detailed.

• No specific items listed in the notice; the agenda is purely procedural.

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several items for recommendation to the City Council. Key proposals include the purchase of new police vehicles and the extension of a professional services agreement for state legislative assistance.

• Purchase of five police vehicles from Bettenhausen Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Ram for a cost not-to-exceed $210,000.00
• Three-year contract extension with SAQ Consulting Inc. through December 31, 2027, with 2025 costs not to exceed $55,000
• Extension of Professional Services Agreement with Tai Ginsberg & Associates, LLC for federal grants and infrastructure
• Ordinance amending the Des Plaines River Valley Enterprise Zone designating ordinance for the Rock Run Crossings Expansion Request
• Release of bond and initial acceptance of site improvements for Silo Bend Phases 1 and 2

City Council

The City Council will consider adopting the 2025 fiscal year budget and the 2024 property tax levy ordinance. The body will also review insurance renewals and a loan for the Water Pollution Control Loan Program.

• Ordinance No. 24-112 adopting the 2025 City of Lockport Budget
• Ordinance No. 24-113 for the 2024 Property Tax Levy
• RTA Technical Assistance Agreement grant not to exceed $33,000
• Ordinance No. 24-030 to borrow funds from Water Pollution Control Loan Program
• Deferral of the Sadie Ridge 278-unit residential development concept plan

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss the 2024 Property Tax Levy Ordinance totaling $7,810,750, including $997,750 for debt service, with a CPI increase of 3.4% and an estimated 9% tax rate decrease. Also on the agenda are property/liability and workers' compensation insurance renewals, and a request to authorize a $33,000 technical assistance agreement with the Regional Transportation Authority. The meeting includes an executive session for personnel, collective bargaining, real estate, and litigation matters.

• 2024 Property Tax Levy Ordinance ($7,810,750 total; $997,750 for bonds and interest)
• Property/Liability and Workers' Compensation Insurance Renewals
• Authorizing application for RTA Technical Assistance Agreement (not-to-exceed $33,000)
• Executive session for appointments, collective bargaining, real estate, and litigation

City Council

The Lockport City Council will hold a public hearing on the proposed 2025 budget and consider several ordinance changes, including a zoning amendment to allow tobacco shops in more districts and creation of a new liquor license for a sports stadium. The council will also vote on awarding a $492,443.50 contract for the 8th Street Pedestrian Bridge improvements and a $20,315 facade grant for a building at 116-120 E. 9th Street. A concept plan for a 278-unit residential development (Sadie Ridge) is on the agenda but is deferred to the December 4 meeting per the applicant's request.

• Public hearing on proposed 2025 budget
• Amendment to Chapter 156 zoning code to change definition of tobacco shop and allow in C-1, C-2, C-2T, C-3 with special use permit (Ordinance 24-026)
• Creation of Class O liquor license for retail sale of alcohol for on-site consumption at a sports stadium (Ordinance 24-030)
• Award of $492,443.50 for 8th Street Pedestrian Bridge Improvements to Alliance Contractors, Inc. and $49,958 for Phase III engineering to Civiltech, Inc.
• Concept plan for 278-unit residential development (Sadie Ridge) north of Bruce Road, east of I-355 – deferred to December 4

Heritage and Architecture Commission

The Heritage & Architecture Commission will conduct a workshop to update the Urban Design Chapter of the 1978 Historic District Preservation Plan, part of an ongoing update with Ball State University students. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes, reports, and public comment. No other substantive decisions or proposals are listed.

• Workshop to update the Urban Design Chapter (pages 65-75) of the 1978 Historic District Preservation Plan, facilitated by city staff with BSU students

Special Committee of the Whole Meeting

The Lockport City Council and Plan & Zoning Commission will hold a joint workshop to discuss the future of the Star Innovation District. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the session is for discussion only.

• Workshop on the future of the Star Innovation District

Plan & Zoning Commission

The Plan & Zoning Commission will consider a staff request to continue the public hearing for a Special Use Permit for a gas station with convenience store at the northeast corner of 151st and Archer Avenue, pending a response from IDOT. The Commission will also vote to approve the minutes from the October 8, 2024 meeting.

• Continuation of public hearing (PZC 2024-005) for a Special Use Permit and Final Development Plan for a gas station with convenience store at northeast corner of 151st and Archer Ave; rescheduled to December 10, 2024
• Approval of minutes from the October 8, 2024 Plan & Zoning Commission meeting

Committee of the Whole

This Committee of the Whole meeting will receive a presentation on the draft 2025 budget, which plans to draw down fund balance for infrastructure, vehicle replacement, and operations. The council will also discuss zoning amendments to allow tobacco/smoke shops with a special use permit, a new Class O liquor license for a stadium, a $20,315 facade grant for a building on E. 9th Street, and a concept plan for a 278-unit residential development north of Bruce Road.

• 2025 Budget presentation: draw-down of General, MFT, TIF, Capital Projects, and Water & Sewer funds
• Amendment to Chapter 156 (Zoning) to allow tobacco/smoke shops in C-1, C-2, C-2T, C-3 with special use permit
• Amendment to Chapter 111 to create Class O liquor license (on-site consumption for a stadium sports venue), limited to one
• $20,315 Facade & Site Improvement Grant for tuckpointing at 116-120 E. 9th Street
• Concept plan for 278-unit residential development (Sadie Ridge by M/I Homes) north of Bruce Road, east of I-355

City Council

The City Council will meet to discuss several grant requests for facade and safety improvements on North State Street. The body is also scheduled to approve payroll and bills through October 29, 2024.

• Proposed $50,000 facade and site improvement grant for Lupine Montessori at 948 N. State Street
• Proposed $20,000 fire alarm and sprinkler installation grant for Maryknoll Plaza at 900-936 N. State Street
• Proposed $80,000 facade improvement grant for Maryknoll Plaza at 900-936 N. State Street
• Approval of payroll periods ending October 13 and 27, 2024
• Approval of bills through October 29, 2024

City Council

The City Council will vote on an ordinance to prohibit the sale of psychoactive drugs or their analogs (Ordinance 24-029). They will also consider adopting Option 2 design for the official City Flag (Resolution 24-103). The consent agenda includes approval of a final development plan for a commercial building addition at Lockport Plaza for Sports Huddle, plus payroll and bills.

• Amendment to Chapter 134 prohibiting sale of psychoactive drug or analog
• Adoption of Resolution 24-103 for official City Flag design Option 2
• Final Development Plan for addition to commercial building at Lockport Plaza (Sports Huddle) / PZC Case #2024-010
• Approval of payroll period ending September 29, 2024 and bills through October 8, 2024

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss three grant requests: a $50,000 facade and site improvement grant for Lupine Montessori at 948 N. State Street, a $20,000 fire alarm and sprinkler program for Maryknoll Plaza, and an $80,000 facade grant for the same plaza. The committee will also enter executive session for personnel, negotiations, and property matters. No final votes are taken at this meeting.

• $50,000 facade grant for Lupine Montessori at 948 N. State Street
• $20,000 fire alarm and sprinkler assistance for 900-936 N. State Street (Maryknoll Plaza)
• $80,000 facade grant for Maryknoll Plaza façade improvements
• Executive session for personnel, collective bargaining, real estate, and litigation
• Public comment period for items not on the agenda

Plan & Zoning Commission

The commission will hold a public hearing on an ordinance changing the definition of a tobacco shop, and review a concept plan for a 318-unit residential development called Sadie Ridge by M/I Homes, located north of Bruce Road, east of I-355, and south of Cedar Ridge Estates. The commission will also consider approval of previous meeting minutes and other routine business.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 24-026 amending Chapter 156's definition of tobacco shop (2024-006 TA)
• Concept plan review for a 318-unit residential development (Sadie Ridge) by M/I Homes
• Approval of the September 10, 2024 Plan & Zoning Commission meeting minutes

City Council

The City Council will discuss creating three classes of tobacco licenses and regulations. The body is also considering a sign code amendment for residential districts and a site improvement grant for a local business.

• Ordinance No. 24-024 to create three classes of tobacco licenses and regulations
• Ordinance No. 24-023 to amend the Sign Code regarding temporary signs in residential districts
• $10,000 Site Improvement Grant for Rocco's Pub at 16716 W. 159th Street
• Approval of the 2025 Annual Schedule of Meetings
• Review of payroll and bills through September 24, 2024

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss an amendment to Chapter 134 of the City Code to prohibit the sale of psychoactive drugs or their analogs, a final development plan for a 10,800 sq ft addition to the Sports Huddle building at Lockport Plaza, and a proposal to adopt an official city flag designed by a Boy Scout. No formal votes are taken; these are discussion items for potential recommendation to the City Council.

• Amendment to Chapter 134 to prohibit sale of psychoactive drugs or their analogs
• Final development plan for 10,800 sq ft addition to Sports Huddle at Lockport Plaza (PZC Case #2024-010)
• City flag adoption request by Boy Scout Zachary Dylkiewicz with two design options
• Executive session for personnel, negotiations, real estate, and litigation
• Consolidation of Lots 2 & 3 at Lockport Plaza for the building addition

Special Committee of the Whole Meeting

This is a procedural notice for a Special Committee of the Whole meeting of the Lockport City Council. The agenda includes no specific discussion or action items, only the date, time, and location.

Special Committee of the Whole Meeting

The Special Committee of the Whole is considering a recommendation to prohibit the sale of novel psychoactive drugs, synthetic drugs, and kratom. The proposed ordinance would declare businesses selling these substances a public nuisance.

• Ordinance No. 24-027 to amend Chapter 134 of the City Code to prohibit the sale of psychoactive drugs, analogs, and kratom
• Proposed civil penalty of $100 for violations
• Proposed penalty of up to $750 for failure to pay initial fines
• Proposed effective date of January 1, 2025

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss and make recommendations on several items for the next City Council meeting, including a text amendment to reduce temporary yard signs in residential districts from 8 to 6 square feet, a $10,000 site improvement grant for Rocco's Pub, and new tobacco license classes. The committee will also consider the 2025 annual meeting schedule and an ordinance to prohibit the sale of psychoactive drugs. No final decisions are made at this meeting; items are forwarded to the City Council for action.

• Text amendment to Chapter 155 (Sign Code) reducing temporary yard sign size in residential districts from 8 to 6 sq ft and exempting political signs from time/quantity limits (PZC Case #2024-005, Ordinance 24-023)
• Site Improvement Grant request for $10,000 to Rocco's Pub at 16716 W. 159th Street to repave gravel parking lot, replace fence, and construct trash enclosure
• Amendment to Chapter 134 creating two classes of tobacco licenses and associated regulations
• Amendment to Chapter 134 prohibiting the sale of psychoactive drugs or their analogs
• Approval of the 2025 annual schedule of meetings for City Council, Committee of the Whole, Planning & Zoning, Board of Police Commissioners, and Heritage & Architecture

City Council

The Lockport City Council will vote on a consent agenda that includes a special use permit for a Scooter's Coffee drive-thru, facade improvement grants totaling $72,880, and engineering contracts. Regular business items are a $251,250 contract for HVAC and control system design at City Hall, a $75,000 change order for Fiddyment Creek stabilization, and a $32,917 change order for Adams Street headwall repairs. The meeting also includes a public comment period and an executive session for personnel, collective bargaining, and litigation.

• Special use permit for Scooter’s Coffee drive-thru kiosk in Lockport Plaza
• $251,250 contract with Tria Architecture for City Hall HVAC and control system design
• $397,000 amendment for Briggs Street pumping station (revised total $836,147)
• $74,000 for Heritage Village playground design services from V3 Companies
• Facade improvement grants: $14,500 for 916 S. State, $40,000 (+$10,000 contingency) for 1036-1040 S. State, $18,380 for 201 W. 6th Street

Heritage and Architecture Commission

The Heritage and Architecture Commission will meet to discuss the process and procedure for tuckpointing. The meeting includes a staff report regarding the use of power tools and the potential implementation of a no-cost tuckpointing permit.

• Discussion of tuckpointing process and procedure
• Staff recommendation for a no-cost tuckpointing permit
• Review of State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) guidance on power tools for masonry

Board of Police Commission Meeting

The Board of Police Commissioners will meet to discuss best practices, review rules and regulations, and develop a standard procedures manual. A resolution will be considered to keep audio recordings of executive sessions confidential while opening meeting minutes to the public. The board will also discuss approving vendors for the next eligibility process.

• Resolution to maintain confidentiality of executive session audio recordings on personnel issues while opening meeting minutes to the public
• Discussion on approval of vendors for the next eligibility process
• Discussion on updating forms and questionnaires for a future Standard Procedures Manual
• Re-review of the Board's Rules & Regulations
• Discussion on best practices of the Board of Police Commission

City Council

The City Council will consider consent agenda items including a license agreement for Nicola's Heavenly Cucina bakery at the Lockport Train Station, two right-of-way dedications (930 Lincoln St. and 14817 S. Gougar Rd.), and approval of meeting minutes and payroll. Under regular business, they will vote on Resolution No. 24-097 adopting a report that upholds a 3-day suspension for Sergeant Randy Szmerglaski for police policy violations. They will also consider reappointing Tom Alves to the Heritage and Architecture Commission and approving bills. An executive session is scheduled for personnel, real estate, and litigation matters.

• License Agreement for Nicola's Heavenly Cucina bakery at the Lockport Train Station (Resolution 24-088)
• Right-of-way dedication at 930 Lincoln St. (Ordinance 24-020)
• Right-of-way dedication at 14817 S. Gougar Rd. (Ordinance 24-021)
• Reappointment of Tom Alves to the Heritage and Architecture Commission (Resolution 24-046)
• Step 5 Appeal of Sergeant Randy Szmerglaski's grievance, upholding 3-day suspension (Resolution 24-097)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will review and recommend items for the next City Council meeting, including a professional services agreement with Tria Architecture for HVAC and control system design at City Hall for up to $251,250; two code amendments to restrict bong displays and hemp CBD sales and to ban mini-bottle alcohol sales; a special-use permit for a Scooter's Coffee drive-thru at Lockport Plaza; several facade improvement grants; and public works contracts for a pumping station, canal outfall improvements, and drainage work. The meeting also includes an executive session for personnel, negotiations, and real estate matters.

• Professional Services Agreement with Tria Architecture for City Hall HVAC design, not to exceed $251,250
• Amendment to Chapter 134 to limit display of bongs and other pipes and prohibit sale of hemp CBD products
• Amendment to Chapter 111 to prohibit sale of mini-bottles of alcohol in Class E liquor-licensed establishments
• Special use permit for a drive-thru (Scooter's Coffee Kiosk) at Lot 4 in Lockport Plaza
• Facade & Site Improvement Grant for 1036-1040 S. State Street (Lockport Vacuum) up to $50,000

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing a proposal to license Nicola's Heavenly Cucina to operate a bakery in the Lockport Train Station. The body is discussing a one-year agreement that includes a rent waiver through 2024.

• License Agreement for Nicola's Heavenly Cucina at the Lockport Train Station with $100 monthly rent starting January 1, 2025
• Right of Way Dedication of a portion of 930 Lincoln St.
• Right of Way Dedication of a portion of 14817 S. Gougar Rd.

City Council

The City Council will consider approving several contracts in the consent agenda. Key items include a $150,000 professional services agreement with V3 Companies for Lago Vista storm water pond repairs, a four-year license agreement with Legacy Events to use city property for Hell's Gate Haunted House parking, and a $60,302.40 design contract for roadway improvements on 3rd and 6th Streets. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and payroll.

• Professional services contract with V3 Companies for Lago Vista storm water pond work, not-to-exceed $150,000 (Resolution 24-085)
• 4-year license agreement with Legacy Events to use Star Innovation District Area 2 for Hell's Gate Haunted House parking (Resolution 24-087)
• Design engineering contract with Civiltech Engineering for 3rd and 6th Street resurfacing project, not-to-exceed $60,302.40 (Resolution 24-082)
• Approval of payroll period ending August 4, 2024
• Approval of bills through August 13, 2024

Heritage and Architecture Commission

The Heritage and Architecture Commission will hold public hearings on two Certificate of Appropriateness applications: one for restoration of the building at 116-120 E. 9th Street and another for structural and masonry repair at 1036-1040 S. State Street. The commission will also consider approving the minutes from its June 18, 2024 meeting.

• Certificate of Appropriateness (COA) 2024-H004 for restoration of 116-120 E. 9th Street, including tuckpointing, window and door replacement, metal repair, and other façade work.
• Certificate of Appropriateness (COA) 2024-H005 for structural and masonry repair, and window and awning replacement at 1036-1040 S. State Street (Lockport Vacuum).
• Approval of minutes from the June 18, 2024 Heritage & Architecture Commission meeting.

Plan & Zoning Commission

The commission will hold a public hearing to review a special use permit and development plans for a drive-thru coffee kiosk. The project is proposed for a 0.78-acre vacant outlot within the Lockport Plaza retail center.

• Special Use Permit for a drive-thru facility at Lot 4 in Lockport Plaza (Scooter's Coffee Kiosk)
• Preliminary/Final Development Plan Review for the Scooter's Coffee site
• Approval of June 11, 2024 meeting minutes

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss items for potential action at the next City Council meeting, including a $150,000 contract with V3 and the Lago Vista HOA to repair storm water ponds, a 4-year license agreement for temporary parking at the Chevron site for a haunted house, and a $60,302.40 engineering proposal for road improvements on 3rd and 6th streets. The meeting also includes routine reports, public comment, and an executive session for personnel, real estate, and litigation matters.

• Professional services contract with V3 and Lago Vista HOA for storm water pond repair, not to exceed $150,000
• 4-year license agreement with Legacy Events, LLC for temporary parking lot at Chevron site for haunted house operations
• Proposal from Civiltech Engineering for design services for 3rd and 6th street improvements, $60,302.40
• Executive session to discuss personnel, collective bargaining, real estate, and litigation
• Public comment limited to 20 minutes total, 5 minutes per speaker

City Council

The Lockport City Council will consider a concept plan for a 385-unit residential development (Silo Bend West) and a 20-year lease with AC Power for a solar facility in the Star Innovation District. Other items include declaring surplus property for a stormwater basin, approving a $374,541 design-build contract for Well 15, and purchasing two vehicles for the CED Department. Consent agenda covers routine approvals including meeting minutes, payroll, and bills.

• Concept plan for Silo Bend West, 385-unit residential development south of 163rd St., north of 167th St., west of I-355 (M/I Homes)
• 20-year lease agreement with AC Power for solar facility on portion of Star Innovation District
• Proposal from Baxter & Woodman, Inc. for Well 15 VFD installation design-build not to exceed $374,541
• Declaring surplus property at SE corner of MacGregor Rd. and Treeline Dr. (stormwater detention basin) and conveying to Woodlands HOA
• Reappointment of Laura Rogers to Video Gaming Commission for three-year term

Public Water Commission Meeting of Frankfort, Joliet, Lockport, New Lenox, Rockdale, Romeoville

The Public Water Commission of Frankfort, Joliet, Lockport, New Lenox, Rockdale, and Romeoville will meet on July 19, 2024. The provided agenda contains only procedural notice and no specific discussion items or decisions.

Public Water Commission Meeting of Frankfort, Joliet, Lockport, New Lenox, Rockdale, Romeoville

The Public Water Commission of Frankfort, Joliet, Lockport, New Lenox, Rockdale, and Romeoville is holding a public hearing and will take final action on its appropriation ordinance for the fiscal year beginning May 1, 2024, through April 30, 2025. The agenda contains only this single procedural item.

• Public hearing and final action on the Appropriation Ordinance for fiscal year 2024-2025

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several items for recommendation to the City Council. Key discussions include a new residential development concept and a water well installation project.

• Concept plan for a 385-unit residential development (Silo Bend West) south of 163rd Street
• Proposal from Baxter & Woodman, Inc. for Well 15 VFD Installation Design-Build not to exceed $374,541.00
• Conveying a stormwater detention basin at MacGregor Rd. and Treeline Dr. to Woodlands HOA
• Reappointment of Laura Rogers to the Video Gaming Commission
• Declaration of Water Dept. #208, 2008 Ford F-250 vehicle as surplus

City Council

The Lockport City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on a second amendment to the annexation agreement for Lockport Square to allow rezoning of Lots 15A and a portion of 13B from C-3 to C-2T for a future townhome development. The council will also consider approving an intersection design study at IL Route 7 and IL Route 171 for up to $39,546, and approve various bills and payroll.

• Public hearing and vote on rezoning Lockport Square Lots 15A and portion of 13B from C-3 to C-2T for townhome development (Ordinance No. 24-017)
• Accept proposal from Civiltech Engineering for intersection design study at IL Route 7 and IL Route 171, not-to-exceed $39,546 (Resolution No. 24-071)
• Approval of second amendment to annexation agreement for Lockport Square (Resolution No. 24-074)
• Approval of bills through July 9, 2024
• Approval of payroll periods ending June 23 and July 7, 2024

Public Water Commission Meeting of Frankfort, Joliet, Lockport, New Lenox, Rockdale, Romeoville

The Public Water Commission is opening sealed bids for a three-year lease of approximately 80 acres of farmland in Wesley Township. Bids were received until 11:00 AM on July 15, 2024, and will be publicly read aloud.

• Sealed bids for lease of ~80 acres farmland in Wesley Township, 2024-2027

City Council

The City Council will review a formal objection to a rezoning case for Four Way Logistics. The agenda also includes proposals for water main improvements and various site improvement approvals.

• Objection to rezoning for Will County Case ZC-24-030 (Four Way Logistics)
• Agreement for water main cost difference not-to-exceed $250,000.00
• $20,000.00 grant for fire alarm and sprinkler system at 948 N. State Street
• Purchase of a 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee or equivalent up to $30,000.00
• Intergovernmental agreement for I&M Canal Path costs

Committee of the Whole

The committee is reviewing a request to rezone parts of Lockport Square from highway commercial to transitional community commercial. This change would allow for future townhome developments with live/work options. The agenda also includes a proposal for an intersection design study at IL Route 7 and IL Route 171.

• Rezoning of Lockport Square lots 15A and part of 13B to allow townhomes
• Amendment to the Lockport Square annexation agreement
• Proposal for intersection design study at IL Route 7 and IL Route 171 up to $39,546.00

Heritage and Architecture Commission

The Heritage and Architecture Commission will discuss facade rehabilitation recommendations from Ball State University. These recommendations are part of the 2024 Historic Preservation Master Plan for downtown Lockport.

• Review of Ball State University facade rehabilitation recommendations
• Approval of March 12, 2024 meeting minutes

Downtown TIF District Annual Joint Review Board

The Annual Joint Review Board will meet to review the Annual TIF Report for the City of Lockport Downtown TIF District. The agenda also includes approval of minutes and new business.

• Review of Annual TIF Report

Plan & Zoning Commission

The Commission is reviewing a concept plan for a 109-acre residential development located between 163rd and 167th Streets. The proposal includes 385 single-family homes and townhomes, along with a 3.3-acre neighborhood park. A traffic study is currently being conducted to evaluate potential intersection improvements.

• Concept Plan for Silo Bend West (385 units)
• Proposed 3.3-acre neighborhood park
• Potential 5.5-acre commercial site in the northwest corner
• Traffic study regarding Gougar Road/159th Street intersection

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will review the 2023 audited financial statements and the 2025 budget calendar. Susan King will be sworn in as Ward 1 Alderwoman. The meeting also includes recommendations for the next City Council meeting, such as a $20,000 fire safety grant.

• Swearing in Susan King as Ward 1 Alderwoman
• Presentation of 2023 Audited Financial Statements
• $20,000 Fire Alarm and Fire Sprinkler System Grant for 948 N. State Street
• Purchase of a 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee or equivalent up to $30,000
• Intergovernmental Agreement for I&M Canal Path costs

City Council

The Lockport City Council is reviewing several public works projects and utility service agreements. This includes a contract for the 2024 Sidewalk Program and a wholesale wastewater treatment agreement with Illinois-American Water Company. The council will also hold a public hearing regarding the vacation of a portion of Coral Street.

• Awarding 2024 Sidewalk Program to Strada Construction Co. up to $229,770.00
• Approving wholesale wastewater treatment agreement with Illinois-American Water Company
• Public hearing for vacating a portion of Coral Street
• Accepting engineering services proposal for Well 6 and Well 13 up to $59,500.00
• Extending lobbying services agreement with Chris Nybo LLC

Heritage and Architecture Commission

The Heritage and Architecture Commission meeting scheduled for May 21, 2024, has been cancelled due to lack of agenda items. No business will be conducted at this meeting.

• Meeting cancelled due to lack of agenda items

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing items for the next City Council meeting, including a new wholesale wastewater treatment agreement with Illinois-American Water Company that would replace the 2004 deal and extend service to 2049. The agreement raises Illinois American's payment rate from 85% to 100% of the city's sewer rate by 2026, adding an estimated $65,000-$75,000 per year in revenue. Other items include vacating part of Coral Street, appointing an alderman to hear grievance appeals, and approving engineering services for well rehabilitation.

• Wholesale Wastewater Treatment Services Agreement with Illinois-American Water Company, extending to 2049 with optional 20-year renewal
• Vacation of a portion of Coral St. west of MacGregor Rd. to abutting property owners David G. Oxley, Vivian M. Oxley, and Tracey Wilson
• Appointment of Alderman Jonathan Pugh to hear Step 5 Grievance Appeals for MAP Chap. 75 employees
• Design engineering services for Well 6 and Well 13 filter and pump house rehabilitation from Christopher B. Burke Engineering, LTD. not-to-exceed $59,500
• Executive session for personnel, collective bargaining, real estate, litigation, and closed meeting minutes

City Council

The Lockport City Council is meeting to decide on several items, including zoning text amendments, a special use permit for five townhome units at 25 Charles St., and adoption of the ADA Transition Plan. The consent agenda includes routine approvals like meeting minutes, payroll, and bills, plus a license extension for the Midwest SOARRING Foundation and contracts for engineering and door replacement.

• Approve Ordinance No. 24-014 amending zoning for senior assisted living, attached residential, vertical mixed use, and spelling correction
• Approve Ordinance No. 24-105 special use permit for a planned development with five townhome units at 25 Charles St.
• Approve Resolution No. 24-051 accepting $489,230.00 proposal from Baxter & Woodman for Division St. WWTP non-potable water system engineering
• Approve Resolution No. 24-055 accepting $33,824.80 quote from Wunderlich Doors for City Hall exterior door replacement
• Approve Resolution No. 24-058 to adopt the ADA Transition Plan

Plan & Zoning Commission

The Commission will consider rezoning parts of Lockport Square at I-355 and 159th Street from C3 Highway Commercial to C2T Transitional Community Commercial. The review for a gas station and convenience store at 151st and Archer Ave is being continued to the June meeting.

• Rezoning of 10.8 acres at I-355 and 159th Street from C3 to C2T
• Continuation of Special Use Permit for a gas station at 151st and Archer Ave

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss and recommend items for the next City Council meeting, including a 5-year extension of a free license agreement with the Midwest SOARRING Foundation for use of the Metra Station through October 15, 2030. Also on the agenda are zoning text amendments, a special use permit for five townhomes at 25 Charles St., a fee increase for grading plan review, a new ordinance on mobile phone use, and two public works contracts. The meeting includes public comment and a closed executive session for personnel, real estate, and litigation matters.

• 5-year extension of license agreement with Midwest SOARRING Foundation for Metra Station use to Oct 15, 2030
• Zoning text amendments: senior/assisted living use, attached residential in C-2T, vertical mixed use in C-3, spelling correction
• Special use permit for planned development of 5 townhome units at 25 Charles St. (PZC Case #2024-004)
• Increase grading plan review permit fees (Development Code 153.50.135)
• Contracts: $49,230 for wastewater plant non-potable water system engineering (Baxter & Woodman); $33,824.80 for City Hall door replacement (Wunderlich Doors)

City Council

The Lockport City Council will vote on several action items, including whether to deny Officer Alan Nesbitt's grievance appeal of a 12-hour suspension for violating the police department's use of force policy, and whether to impose a 6-month moratorium on new tobacco dealer licenses. The council will also consider consent agenda items such as approving meeting minutes, a payment agreement with the Maple Creek HOA for a retaining wall project, and appointments to the Police Commission and Heritage and Architecture Commission.

• Resolution No. 24-054: Deny Officer Alan Nesbitt's grievance appeal of a 12-hour suspension for use of force policy violations
• Resolution No. 24-057: Impose 6-month moratorium on tobacco dealer licenses
• Resolution No. 24-050: Payment agreement with Maple Creek HOA for retaining wall replacement costs
• Appointments: John 'Jack' Miller and Tina Sherrow Bayless to Police Commission; Kyle Quinn to Heritage and Architecture Commission
• Consent agenda includes approval of April 17, 2024 meeting minutes and bills through April 23, 2024

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is considering a payment agreement with the Maple Creek Townhome Association for a retaining wall stabilization project. The City would reimburse up to $470,000 of the $480,000 construction cost, with the HOA repaying $100,000 over 36 months. The agenda also includes several appointments to city boards and commissions.

• Payment agreement with Maple Creek HOA for retaining wall replacement, City to reimburse up to $470,000
• Reappointment of Tom Alves to Heritage and Architecture Commission
• Appointment of Tina Sherrow Bayless to Board of Police Commission
• Appointment of John 'Jack' Miller to Board of Police Commission for one-year vacancy
• Appointment of Kyle Quinn to Heritage and Architecture Commission

City Council

The Lockport City Council is meeting to vote on a consent agenda and several action items, including a $3.77 million road resurfacing contract, a development agreement with Lennar for the Oak Valley subdivision, and a special use permit amendment for townhomes. The council will also hold a public hearing on vacating a portion of 5th Street right-of-way. Several items are routine approvals of minutes, payroll, and engineering contracts.

• Award 2024 Resurfacing Project to Gallagher Asphalt Corporation for $3,774,572.93
• Development Agreement with Calatlantic Group (Lennar) for Oak Valley Community Subdivision west of I-355 and north of 151st St.
• Amendment to Special Use Permit for Planned Residential Development (townhomes) at Oak Valley (PZC Case #2024-001)
• Public hearing on re-affirming vacation of a portion of 5th Street right-of-way to Lockport Township Park District and Fracaro Family
• Engineering agreement with Christopher Burke Engineering for IDOT intersection design study at 159th St. and Farrell Rd. for $54,995

Heritage and Architecture Commission

The Heritage and Architecture Commission meeting scheduled for April 16, 2024, was cancelled. The cancellation is due to a lack of agenda items.

Plan & Zoning Commission

The Lockport Plan & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on two agenda items. Commissioners will review a special use permit, development plan, and subdivision plat for a five-unit townhome building at Charles Street and Princess Court. They will also consider a text amendment to the city zoning ordinance that updates use classifications for senior living, attached residential in C-2T zones, vertical mixed use in C-3 zones, and corrects a spelling error.

• Public hearing on a special use permit for a five-unit townhome development at 25 Charles Street
• Public hearing on zoning text amendments for senior living, attached residential in C-2T zones, vertical mixed use in C-3 zones, and a spelling correction
• Review of preliminary/final development plans and subdivision plat for the Charles Street project
• Approval of March 12, 2024 meeting minutes

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss and recommend items for the next City Council meeting, including an engineering agreement for an IDOT intersection design study at 159th Street and Farrell Road, a development agreement for the Oak Valley subdivision, and several other contracts and map updates. The committee will also hear public comments and may enter closed session for personnel, real estate, and litigation matters.

• Engineering agreement with Christopher Burke Engineering for IDOT Intersection Design Study at 159th St. and Farrell Rd., not-to-exceed $54,995
• Development agreement with Calantlantic Group, LLC (Lennar) for Oak Valley Community Subdivision, west of I-355 and north of 151st St.
• Amendment to Special Use Permit and preliminary/final plat for property north of 151st St. and west of I-355 (Oak Valley), PZC Case #2024-001
• Purchase of two Storage Area Network devices, not-to-exceed $36,000
• Bruce Road Bridge over Fraction Run Phase I preliminary engineering services from V3 Companies, not-to-exceed $244,776

City Council

The Lockport City Council will vote on several infrastructure contracts, including a $824,450 award for the Division Street Wastewater Treatment Plant non-potable water system and a $131,380 repair for Well No. 12. They will also consider a $60,000 facade improvement grant for 944-946 N. State Street and approve routine consent agenda items like minutes, payroll, and reappointments.

• Award Division Street Wastewater Treatment Plant Non-Potable Water System to Independent Mechanical Industries, Inc. for $824,450
• Authorize Water Well Solutions to repair Well No. 12 for up to $131,380
• Approve $60,000 facade improvement grant for 944-946 N. State Street
• Approve purchase of four WatchGuard 4RE squad video systems for police cars
• Authorize salt purchase through Joint Purchase Master Contract

Committee of the Whole

The Lockport Committee of the Whole is reviewing several items for the next City Council meeting, including reappointments to city boards, a $40,000 facade improvement grant, a street vacation, a salt purchase, and new police car video systems. The committee will also discuss transferring the city's private activity bond volume cap to support homebuyer assistance. Public comments are limited to 20 minutes, with 5 minutes per speaker.

• Facade Improvement Grant of $40,000 for 944-946 N. State Street
• Purchase of four WatchGuard 4RE video systems for police squad cars
• Authorization for salt purchase
• Re-affirmation of vacation of a portion of 5th Street right-of-way
• Transfer of volume cap for private activity bond issues

City Council

The Lockport City Council will vote on a $2.2 million bond claim settlement with Liberty Mutual and a $6.2 million completion contract with Airy's Inc. for the Briggs Street Pumping Station Replacement Project. The council will also consider consent agenda items including land conveyances, a $123,050 engineering contract, and a $586,245 amended proposal for Old Canal Days roadway management.

• Settlement Agreement for $2,200,397.00 with Liberty Mutual Insurance Company and Completion Agreement with Airy's Inc. for $6,213,700.00 for Briggs Street Pumping Station Replacement Project
• Intergovernmental Agreement with Will County Forest Preserve to acquire vacant property at southwest corner of Ames St. and 10th Street
• Intergovernmental Agreement with Lockport Township Park District for conveyance of vacant Vine Street parcel
• 2024 Roadway Reconstruction and Water Main Replacement Project Phase III Engineering Services from Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd. for $123,050.00
• Amendment to Resolution No. 24-023 accepting revised V3 Company proposal for 2024 Old Canal Days roadway construction management, total not-to-exceed $586,245.00

Heritage and Architecture Commission

The Heritage and Architecture Commission meeting scheduled for March 19, 2024, was cancelled due to a lack of agenda items. No decisions or discussions will take place.

• Meeting cancelled due to lack of agenda items

Plan & Zoning Commission

The Commission will conduct a public hearing regarding the final development plans and subdivision plat for the Oak Valley residential project. The application is submitted by Calatlantic Group, LLC for approximately 25 acres located north of 151st Street and west of I-355.

• Special Use Permit for the Oak Valley planned residential development
• Final Plat of Subdivision for property north of 151st Street and west of I-355
• Final Development Plan Review for the 25-acre Oak Valley project

Committee of the Whole

The Lockport Committee of the Whole is reviewing several items for the next City Council meeting, including agreements to acquire land for the Lockport Loop Trail and a contract for road and water main engineering. They will also discuss updating the 2009 Downtown Master Plan.

• Intergovernmental agreement with Will County Forest Preserve to buy a 7.05-acre parcel at Ames St. and 10th St. for $30,000, split 50-50 ($15,000 each)
• Intergovernmental agreement with Lockport Township Park District to convey the vacant Vine Street parcel (3.08 acres) to the city
• Proposal from Christopher B. Burke Engineering for Phase III engineering of the 2024 Roadway Reconstruction and Water Main Replacement Project, not to exceed $123,050
• Discussion on updating the 2009 Downtown Master Plan

City Council

The Lockport City Council will consider several consent agenda items, including a special use permit for a 30-unit apartment building with commercial storefront at 923 S. State Street, a right-of-way dedication at 1602 Madison St., and appropriation of $1,890,352.67 in MFT funds for street improvements. As a regular action item, the council will vote on a proposal from V3 Companies for roadway construction management for the 2024 Old Canal Days event, with a not-to-exceed fee of $490,245.00. The agenda also includes approval of meeting minutes, payroll, and bills, plus an information-only presentation on the municipal storm sewer system (MS4).

• Special Use Permit for 30-unit apartment building with 1,800 sq ft commercial storefront at 923 S. State St. (Ordinance 24-005, Resolution 24-022)
• Right-of-way dedication of portion of 1602 Madison St. (Ordinance 24-003)
• Appropriation of $1,890,352.67 in 2022 MFT funds for street and highway improvements (Resolution 24-019)
• V3 Companies proposal for 2024 Old Canal Days roadway construction management, not-to-exceed $490,245.00 (Resolution 24-023)
• Approval of payroll period ending February 18, 2024 and bills through February 27, 2024

Heritage and Architecture Commission

This is a special meeting of the Heritage and Architecture Commission. The main item is a staff report on a Historic Preservation Plan workshop, which is the only substantive discussion item on the agenda. The rest of the agenda consists of routine items such as call to order, roll call, approval of minutes, and public comment.

• Historic Preservation Plan workshop (staff report)
• Approval of January 16, 2024 meeting minutes

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss and possibly recommend items for the next City Council meeting, including a special use permit and development plan for a 30-unit apartment building with a commercial storefront at 923 S. State Street. Also on the agenda are a right-of-way dedication, allocation of $1,890,352.67 in MFT funds for street improvements, and a $490,245.00 contract for Old Canal Days roadway construction management. The meeting includes public comments and an executive session.

• Special Use Permit for Planned Development, 30-unit apartment building with 1800 sq ft commercial storefront, 923 S. State St. (PZC Case# 2024-002)
• Right of Way Dedication of portion of 1602 Madison St. at Madison St., Lawrence Ave., and South St.
• Appropriation of $1,890,352.67 in 2022 MFT funds for street and highway improvements
• V3 Company proposal for 2024 Old Canal Days roadway construction management, not-to-exceed $490,245.00

City Council

The Lockport City Council will consider several consent agenda items, including a $249,765 task order for Phase II engineering of the IL 171 and New Avenue intersection improvements, a $28,750 stormwater investigation proposal, and two facade/fire safety grants. The meeting also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and routine financial items. No separate public hearings or major policy discussions are listed beyond the consent agenda.

• Approve $249,765 task order to V3 Companies for IL 171 and New Ave intersection Phase II engineering
• Approve $28,750 proposal from Chamlin & Associates for HOA stormwater management facility investigations
• Approve $8,725 facade and site improvement grant for 921 S. State Street
• Approve $35,000 fire alarm and sprinkler grant for 944-946 N. State Street
• Approve $350,812 in MFT funds for street maintenance

Heritage and Architecture Commission

The Heritage and Architecture Commission meeting scheduled for February 20, 2024, was cancelled due to lack of agenda items. No decisions or discussions are scheduled.

Plan & Zoning Commission

The Plan & Zoning Commission is reviewing a Special Use Permit for a planned development. The proposal includes a three-story building with residential apartments above ground-floor commercial space.

• Special Use Permit for 30-unit apartment building and commercial storefront at 923 S. State Street
• Proposed mix of twenty-seven 1 BR units and three 2 BR units
• Request for a parking modification to allow lower-level parking accessible from Commerce Street

Conventional Site Plan Review Committee

The Lockport Conventional Site Plan Review Committee is reviewing a proposed 2,576 square foot building addition for the Lockport Township Park District's Challenge Fitness Center. The project at 2021 Lawrence Ave includes a new artificial turf area, concrete ramps, sidewalks, and parking lot modifications.

• Proposed 2,576 sf building addition at 2021 Lawrence Ave
• Site improvements including new artificial turf, concrete ramps, and sidewalks
• Estimated site improvement costs of $278,811.00
• Required final plan engineering review fee of $9,182.17

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several items for recommendation to the City Council. These include proposed zoning amendments for accessory structures, grant requests for building improvements, and several public works contracts.

• Zoning amendment for gazebo and pergola setbacks (Case #2024-001 TA)
• $8,725.00 facade grant request for 921 S. State Street
• $35,000.00 fire alarm and sprinkler grant request for 944-946 N. State Street
• $28,750.00 contract for HOA stormwater management investigations
• $249,765.00 engineering task order for IL 171 and New Avenue intersection improvements

City Council

The Lockport City Council will vote on several major items, including a $5.78 million roadway and water main replacement project, a concept plan for a large mixed-use development at Lockport Square, and a $100,000 valet services contract for downtown. The agenda also includes a public hearing on an annexation agreement amendment for the Redwood Development and a $215,000 change order for a railroad quiet zone project. Consent agenda items include approval of minutes, bills, payroll, and declaring surplus items.

• Award 2024 Roadway and Watermain Replacement Project to Austin Tyler Corp., Inc. for $5,778,413.32
• Approve concept plan for Lockport Square mixed-use development: 18,000 SF commercial, 3,500 SF restaurant, 89-room hotel, 310 apartments, 116 townhomes
• Approve valet services contract with Valet Parking Authority for downtown Lockport, not to exceed $100,000
• Approve $215,000 change order for Old 9th Street at BNSF Railroad Quiet Zone Project
• Public hearing on Second Amendment to Redwood Development Annexation Agreement

Public Water Commission Meeting of Frankfort, Joliet, Lockport, New Lenox, Rockdale, Romeoville

The Public Water Commission of Frankfort, Joliet, Lockport, New Lenox, Rockdale, and Romeoville will hold a regular meeting on January 18, 2024, at 2:00 PM at Joliet's Eastside Wastewater Plant. The agenda contains only the notice of the meeting and no specific items for discussion or decision.

Committee of the Whole

The Lockport Committee of the Whole is reviewing several items for the next City Council meeting, including a $100,000 valet services contract for downtown, the purchase of commercial property at 723 S. State Street, and a concept plan for a new Lockport Square mixed-use development. The meeting also includes a 6-month review of closed session minutes and a second amendment to an annexation agreement. Public comments are limited to 20 minutes total, with 5 minutes per speaker.

• Valet services contract with Valet Parking Authority for downtown, not to exceed $100,000 for 2024
• Ordinance to purchase commercial property at 723 S. State Street, downtown Lockport
• Concept plan for Lockport Square: 18,000 SF commercial, 3,500 SF restaurant, 89-room hotel, 310 apartments, 116 townhomes
• Second amendment to Redwood Development annexation agreement
• 6-month review of closed executive session minutes (IL OMA requirement)

City Council

The Lockport City Council will consider several consent agenda items, including professional services contracts for the 8th Street Pedestrian Bridge replacement and Fiddyment Creek berm repair, plus routine approvals of minutes, payroll, and bills. A separate action item seeks approval for a $19,385 lighting replacement at the North Plant basement. The meeting also includes recognition of youth sports champions and a public comment period.

• Resolution 24-005: V3 Companies contract for 8th Street Bridge final engineering, not to exceed $128,240
• Resolution 24-004: V3 Companies and Maple Hill HOA contract for Fiddyment Creek berm and retention pond repair, $384,475
• Resolution 24-001: Renewal of IDNR License Agreement for sewer main access across I&M Canal
• Resolution 24-003: Austin Tyler spoil removal quote, not to exceed $33,600
• Resolution 24-010: Elliott Electric quote for North Plant basement lighting replacement, $19,385

Heritage and Architecture Commission

The Heritage and Architecture Commission will consider two Certificate of Appropriateness requests: a new three-story commercial/residential building at 923 S. State Street and a cupola replacement at 921 S. State Street. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and public comment. The commission will decide whether the proposed projects are historically appropriate for the historic district.

• Case 2024-H001: COA for new 3-story commercial/residential building at 923 S. State St., with 30 apartment units and ground-floor retail
• Case 2024-H002: COA for cupola replacement at 921 S. State St.
• Applicant: FORE Investment Group, represented by Dan Klister
• Proposed building includes lower-level parking accessed from Commerce Street
• City Council approved incentives for the project at January 3 meeting

Plan & Zoning Commission

The Plan & Zoning Commission is reviewing a text amendment to Chapter 156 of the City Code. The proposal adds formal definitions for gazebos and pergolas and establishes specific setback requirements for these structures.

• Public hearing for Text Amendment 2024-001 TA regarding gazebo and pergola regulations
• Proposed maximum height of 15 feet for sheds, carports, gazebos, and pergolas
• New setback requirements for freestanding gazebos and pergolas from property lines and structures

Committee of the Whole

The Lockport Committee of the Whole is meeting to discuss items for the next City Council agenda, including a concept plan for a new Lockport Square master plan with mixed-use development, several professional services contracts, and other administrative matters. The meeting also includes public comment and a possible executive session.

• Concept Plan for Lockport Square Master Plan: ~18,000 SF commercial, 3,500 SF restaurant, 89-room hotel, 310 apartments, 116 townhomes
• Professional engineering services with V3 for 8th Street Pedestrian Bridge replacement at Lincoln Landing
• Contract with V3 and Maple Hill HOA for Fiddyment Creek berm and retention pond repair, not to exceed $384,475
• Extension of License Agreement No. 5415 with Illinois DNR
• Quote from Austin Tyler for spoil removal, not to exceed $33,600

City Council

The Lockport City Council will vote on several consent agenda items, including a $223,155.67 facade grant for 1000 S. State Street, a $175,000 purchase of four Dodge Durango police vehicles, and a $466,412.80 contract for 2024 road program engineering services. They will also consider an ordinance regulating unscheduled drop-offs by privately chartered buses and approve payroll and bills. The meeting includes routine approvals of minutes and an executive session for personnel, real estate, and legal matters.

• Facade grant amendment for 1000 S. State Street in the amount of $223,155.67
• Purchase of four Dodge Durango pursuit vehicles not-to-exceed $175,000.00
• Accept Civiltech proposal for 2024 Road Program Engineering Services not-to-exceed $466,412.80
• Ordinance to regulate unscheduled drop-off of passengers by privately chartered buses
• Approve payroll periods ending November 26 and December 10, 2023