City of Belleville City Council met March 19.
Here is the minutes provided by the Council:
Mayor Mark Eckert called this meeting to order.
Mayor Eckert explained the disaster procedures. Mayor Eckert reminded anyone speaking this evening to step up to a microphone because the meetings are being taped and posted the next day on the website.
Mayor Eckert requested City Clerk Meyer to call roll. Members present on roll call: Alderman Hazel, Alderman Kinsella, Alderwoman Pusa, Alderman Buettner, Alderman Randle, Alderman Tyler, Alderman Anthony, Alderman Ovian, Alderwoman Schaefer, Alderman Dintelman, Alderman Gaa, Alderwoman Stiehl, Alderman Weygandt, Alderman Elmore, Alderman Wigginton and Alderman Barfield.
Roll Call Department Heads:
Roll Call Department Heads: City Clerk, Jennifer Gain Meyer, City Treasurer Hardt and City Attorney Hoerner. Police Chief, Bill Clay; Fire Chief Tom Pour; Finance Director, Jamie Maitret; City Engineer, Tim Gregowicz; Human Resource Director, Sherry Favre; Director of Parks and Recreation, Debbie Belleville; Health and Housing Director, Bob Sabo; Director of Public Works; Director of Wastewater, Royce Carlisle, Director of Economic Development, Annissa McCaskill and Director of Library, Leander Spearman.
Director of Maintenance, Ken Vaughn excused.
Pledge:
Mayor Eckert led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Public Hearing:
None.
Public Participation:
Michael Hagberg-
He did not attend the last meeting; however, tried watching it online. He noticed the microphones are unable to pick up the aldermen. Even when they were speaking a foot in front of the microphone. He has a $30 mp3 recorder that can pick it up just fine from 25 feet away. Either you do not know how to use the equipment or you just don't want the public to hear what the aldermen have to say.
Alderman Wigginton has commented there is no sales tax collected on internet sales. This is not true. He is requesting that people stop lying and fear mongering that th reduced sales tax revenue. Sales tax laws was in effect long before the internet and have allowed for companies to forego collecting sales tax when shipping merchandise. It is this law that needs to be changed so that all sales are treated as if a customer walked into a shop and purchased the item. There would be no sales that would be exempt from the local sales tax. This is something IML has looked into; however, the catalog sales before the internet are the ones that lobbied to have these laws out there.
Once again, the Mayor has mentioned the desire to establish a study for city finances when TIF 3 expires. Mr. Hagberg advised he has spent a considerable amount of time studying TIFs and the taxing process and is offering to represent the average tax payer on this committee.
Barry Gregory-
He and his wife Patti Gregory own Crehans Irish Pub and Banquet Center. He apologized for a counter proposal that was late; however, this is the busiest hospitality weekend of the year. He finished the information late Thursday early Friday morning, contacted City Hall to try and get a response and didn't receive anything; therefore, sent it out Friday evening.
After the board meeting three years ago when this same thing was talked about they were told at that time they would be contacted and would sit down to discuss any issues before an increase. They believed that was going to happen at that time and, of course, it never did. Had a business licensed been implemented three years ago, as suggested, the city would have collected a minimum $600,000 during that time. If that was the case the city would not be in this shape and addressing these issues presently.
When he was researching the only city he found in St. Clair County was Millstadt that does not have a business license. Again, three years ago they recommended an application fee of $1,000 but no.how much would have been collected on that? Presently, you are only proposing a $750 fee at this time. Why are you putting the burden on the backs of the mom and pop stores that have been here for years. He has had his 21 years. He and his wife put their heart and soul into it.
You talk about increased regulation but only propose $20 special event license. Can you handle the paperwork for $20? Packaged stores.major corporations who sell in one sale what it takes him 24 to do. Where does the money go.back to the corporation, St. Louis, some other city or does it get reinvested in the community?
They get requests anywhere from 5 to 9 donation requests every week. How much revenue is lost when the businesses downtown are pouring liquor without a license; do you charge them? Do they have liquor liability insurance when they are holding these functions, dram shop insurance, are they certified to pour alcohol the way they have too, are they certified as food handlers which is required by the State of Illinois? They pay for those licenses, each and every employee must be licensed.
He just held a BASSET certification training and the Oktoberfest committee was there and received their training free of charge. One would think these events without proper licenses to pour alcohol.who do you think the liability will fall back on when the first incident occurs. Yesterday there were 11 vending trucks on the West End. It was a very nice event. How much sales tax revenue did the city collect from each one of the trucks? Do you even know if they had a license? Did anyone check?
Not are you not only talking about this year fee increases but next year without even talking about other revenue. If you look at 11-A(5) is asking for a $50 annually fee beginning in 2019.
The information regarding gaming is updated every six months. Every time there is a change the Illinois Gaming Board must be notified in a timely manner. Every April he updates the City licenses, every August he updates his State licensing.
The City of Belleville has collected over a million dollars in video gaming revenue and fees without having to do much of anything except type a license and issue stickers. The Illinois Gaming Board does all of the regulations and inspections. Why increase his fees.because it is easy to do and they are here. You are not looking at other revenue sources, the city has lost Fischers, IHop, Red Onion, Marcos on Main and Shenanigans and only gained the Hofbräuhaus.
This is short sided. You may gain money in the short term; however, when you start losing businesses who will replace them and the revenue. Do what is fair, do what is right.
Lonnie Casey-
He owns Night Moves on McClintock. He researched the class liquor license. The liquor stores and box stores is 80% of the sales and the 80% of the wholesalers are telling him between 75% and 80% are coming off their trucks and the other 20% is going to the bars. Keep this in mind when you vote. You can look at the gaming; however, look at what they have to give away to get that.
Stewart Lannert-
Speaking of the Hofbräuhaus he went out there April 16th and two girls were there, he knocked on the door and asked when it would be opening. He was told early April.
He does not think the tavern owners should be expected to fix the financial mess the Belleville leaders have gotten the city into. This is not the tavern owners fault the people and businesses are leaving the city.
Ron Bartlett-
He owns Centerfield Tavern. He has been in business for 1.5 years. Today, is the fourth time he has lowered prices on his beer to get business. He is charging $1.50/ per beer on Mondays. You are not making money on that. No one is getting rich on the machines. Those machines keep them open. They could not survive without the machines. The city keeps putting everything on their backs, spread it around, tax businesses, make them have a business license.
Presentations, Recognitions & Appointments:
Mayor Eckert congratulated Belleville West High School for 1st in State Basketball 4-A to Belleville.
Approval Of Minutes:
Alderwoman Schaefer made a motion seconded by Alderwoman Pusa to accept and file the minutes of City Council Minutes dated March 5, 2018.
All members voted aye.
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Alderman Tyler made a motion seconded by Alderwoman Pusa to accept and file the minutes of Special City Council Minutes dated March 14, 2018 with corrections (City Treasurer Hardt was excused).
All members voted aye.
Claims, Payroll, And Disbursements:
Alderwoman Stiehl made a motion seconded by Alderman Wigginton to approve claims and disbursements in the amount of $1,329,406.36 and payroll in the amount of $834,185.04.
Members voting aye on roll call: Hazel, Kinsella, Pusa, Buettner, Randle, Tyler, Anthony, Ovian, Schaefer, Dintelman, Gaa, Stiehl, Weygandt, Elmore, Wigginton and Barfield. (16)
Reports
Oral Reports:
Finance Committee-
Alderman Kinsella made a motion seconded by Alderwoman Pusa to approve insurance renewals as follows: Insurance Program Managers Group (IPMG) as health insurance third party administrators, including their recommendations for stop loss & aggregate carriers, and Advantica for dental & vision coverage locked in for two years. Also approving staff's recommendation for plan changes.
Discussion.
Alderman Tyler stated several employees are confused regarding deductible and co-pays and requested a meeting for employees to explain; Mayor Eckert stated that is not a problem.
Alderman Randle asked why does insurance fall under finance and not human resources; Mayor Eckert stated it has financial impact and has been done this way for years. City Attorney Hoerner this is by ordinance as well.
Members voting aye on roll call: Hazel, Kinsella, Pusa, Buettner, Randle, Anthony, Ovian, Schaefer, Dintelman, Gaa, Stiehl, Weygandt, Elmore and Wigginton. (14)
Members abstaining on roll call: Tyler, Barfield. (2).
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Alderman Kinsella made a motion seconded by Alderman Gaa to approve Christ Bros. for the downtown parking lot improvements.
Members voting aye on roll call: Hazel, Kinsella, Pusa, Buettner, Anthony, Ovian, Schaefer, Dintelman, Gaa, Stiehl, Weygandt, Elmore, Wigginton and Barfield. (14)
Members voting nay on roll call: Randle, Tyler. (2)
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Motion 1- passed
Alderman Kinsella made a motion seconded by Alderwoman Stiehl to approve video gaming terminal stickers - proposed fee of $200 per terminal beginning April 2018 and $250 per terminal beginning April 2019.
Discussion.
Alderman Wigginton asked Finance Director, Jamie Maitret, to explain the proposals. Finance Director, Jamie Maitret, stated the proposal that was emailed late last week stated Class C (retail liquor and packaged liquor) which are currently $550 at the base are $800 if they are open until 2:00 a.m. Increase all to at least $1,000 which would bring in $38,000. If they are increased to $1,000 that will not bring incremental new revenue of $38,000. If you increase the base fee on all of them to $1,000 that would instead bring in $17,100. If they were increased by $1,000 which would bring in $38,000 those liquor license would be three times the rate of Class A and Class B.
Mayor Eckert stated the administration listened to the compromise. They have raised the new owner from $250 to $750. The terminal license fee will fall on the owner of the machine and the shared fee is for the State fees. The $28,100,000 budget for general fund includes 60% for police and fire, there are 3% raises. The budget is being increased less than 1%. There have been comments made to cut, the city has been cutting significantly. The city will be looking at all businesses for business license. The city cannot raise fees just to raise fees. With regard to liquor there is a lot involved which require regulation, the city must have compliance checks, the files that are kept must be 100% accurate with the State of Illinois.
Alderman Elmore stated the motion on the floor is video gaming terminal stickers. Alderman Elmore discussed rolling out a 50% rate as an introduction for all business licenses by October.
Motion to Amend - failed
Alderman Elmore made a motion to amend Motion 1 seconded by Alderman Hazel to approve video gaming terminal stickers - proposed fee of $200 per terminal beginning April 2018 and removing the additional fee increase of $50 in 2019.
Discussion.
Mayor Eckert stated a budget needs to be brought forward that is balanced for the new fiscal year. He does not want to see the bond rating further reduced. There is nothing that states this cannot be repealed. He cautioned the council on behalf of the administration that the proposed compromise be passed tonight so the fiscal year can be started with a balanced budget. Mayor Eckert said the second payment is due in April 2019 which is this fiscal year. This is needed to balance the budget.
Alderman Wigginton stated the fees are not being raised just to be raising them. Alderman Wigginton praised Jamie Maitret, Director of Finance, for the job she does for the city. Alderman Wigginton recommended Motion 1 and next year research other avenues.
Alderwoman Stiehl stated other business license will be researched and concurred with Alderman Wigginton.
Alderman Ovian said instead of being pro-active you are being reactive. There is not a business in the city that doesn't receive a fire inspection.
Alderman Buettner said the council has had three good meetings. One business has had to lower his prices. Tonight the city is balancing their budget on the hospitality industry. Why is the city singling out a certain segment? These are small business owners, they have been here a long time. This is not fair. This is the first time he has heard about the bond rating. If there is not a balanced budget the bond rating will be hurt. Mayor Eckert stated the bond rating has been discussed numerous times over the last 6 months.
Alderman Wigginton stated as chair of Ordinance and Legal he is working on an item now (for the last 3 months) and the city attorney has done research. When you talk about small business he has fought to stay in business for forty-two years. He has fought the outlet malls, the big box stores, Macy's, Dillards and now Amazon. Amazon will not affect the bars; however, it is killing his business.
Alderman Randle stated it is not so much the fees need to increase but how we arrived at how they will go up. On one hand he hears fees have not been raised in 10 ten years and he thinks why not. He doesn't know how the price of any goods of services doesn't go up in 10 years. He is told the cost of regulating the license has increased; however, he has not been shown a process for evaluating what those costs are. It is one thing to say we are not doing this to cover the budget shortfall but for the lack of process in place to show evidence otherwise. The fact remains, we are going to depend on these fee increases to do just that. We need to be able to evaluate the process and the cost involved in maintaining licenses to see if the fees are fair to all parties involved. He is not satisfied that the city has done all they need to do. He would like to see a formal process in place that will evaluate where we are and how it will maintai future cost increases and institute minimally a bi-annual schedule for dealing with the issues instead of offering 100% or more increases on an industry which has been historically used as a whipping boy for taxes and fees dating back to the rebellion of 1791. Mayor Eckert stated he has always welcomed proposal. If anyone from the council has any he will gladly take a look.
Motion to Amend
Members voting aye on roll call: Hazel, Randle, Tyler, Ovian, Weygandt and Elmore. (6)
Members voting nay on roll call: Kinsella, Pusa, Buettner, Anthony, Schaefer, Dintelman, Gaa, Stiehl, Wigginton and Barfield. (10).
Motion to amend failed. Mayor asked for a roll call vote on Motion 1.
Members voting aye on roll call: Kinsella, Pusa, Anthony, Schaefer, Dintelman, Gaa, Stiehl, Wigginton. (8).
Members voting nay on roll call: Hazel, Buettner, Randle, Tyler, Ovian, Weygandt, Elmore and Barfield. (8)
Tie Vote 8:8. Mayor Eckert votes aye for final vote of 9:8.
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Alderman Kinsella made a motion seconded by Alderwoman Schaefer to approve Video Gaming Terminal Operators - proposed $500 per location solely to the terminal operator.
Members voting aye on roll call: Hazel, Kinsella, Pusa, Randle, Tyler, Anthony, Ovian, Schaefer, Dintelman, Gaa, Stiehl, Weygandt, Elmore, Wigginton and Barfield. (15)
Members voting nay on roll call: Buettner. (1)
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Alderman Kinsella made a motion seconded by Alderman Wigginton to approve liquor license increases for Class A and B base fee by $100 annually beginning April 2018 and $50 annually beginning April 2019.
Members voting aye on roll call: Hazel, Kinsella, Pusa, Anthony, Ovian, Schaefer, Dintelman, Gaa, Stiehl, Elmore and Wigginton. (11)
Members voting nay on roll call: Buettner, Randle, Tyler, Weygandt and Barfield. (5)
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Alderman Kinsella made a motion seconded by Alderwoman Pusa to approve liquor license increase for Class C base fee by $250 annually beginning April 2018.
Members voting aye on roll call: Hazel, Kinsella, Pusa, Tyler, Anthony, Schaefer, Dintelman, Gaa, Stiehl, Weygandt, Elmore and Wigginton. (12)
Members voting nay on roll call: Buettner, Randle, Ovian and Barfield. (4)
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Alderman Kinsella made a motion seconded by Alderwoman Pusa to approve liquor license application fee change from $250 to $750.
Members voting aye on roll call: Hazel, Kinsella, Pusa, Tyler, Anthony, Schaefer, Dintelman, Gaa, Stiehl, Weygandt, Elmore and Wigginton. (12)
Members voting nay on roll call: Buettner, Randle, Ovian and Barfield. (4)
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Alderman Kinsella made a motion seconded by Alderman Elmore to approve special event liquor license fee change from $10 to $20 per event.
Members voting aye on roll call: Hazel, Kinsella, Pusa, Randle, Tyler, Anthony, Ovian, Schaefer, Dintelman, Gaa, Stiehl, Weygandt, Elmore, Wigginton and Barfield. (15)
Members voting nay on roll call: Buettner. (1)
Planning Commission:
Alderman Dintelman made a motion seconded by Alderwoman Schaefer Moto Mart (FKG Oil Company) - Consideration of a Site Plan, Landscape Plan and Architectural Elevations for a convenience store, gas station and car wash at 2235 W. State Route 161 (intersection of Fullerton Road and State Route 161) on a 5.46 acre "C-2” Heavy Commercial District -zoned parcel. Planning Commission recommended approval with the stipulation that the Site Plan be amended to show parking for trucks on the site.
Members voting aye on roll call: Hazel, Kinsella, Pusa, Buettner, Randle, Tyler, Anthony, Ovian, Schaefer, Dintelman, Gaa, Stiehl, Weygandt, Elmore, Wigginton and Barfield. (16)
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Alderman Dintelman made a motion seconded by Alderwoman Schaefer to approve the following:
Garden Homes (Sonoma Group) - Consideration of a Preliminary Plat for the subdivision of a.9 acre “B-1”Multifamily Residence District-zoned parcel located at 7009 West Main Street into 8 lots. Planning Commission recommended approval with the stipulation that the boundary measurements of the lots be more clearly delineated.
Garden Homes (Sonoma Group - Consideration of the Site Plan/Final Plat and Improvement Plans for development and subdivision of a 9 acre "B-1" Multifamily Residence District zonedparcel located at 7009 West Main Street into 8 lots containing 8 multi-family residential units. Planning Commission recommended approval contingent with the stipulation that the developer collaborate with Staff regarding location of the utilities in the area to ensure proper sanitation and other municipal services.
Members voting aye on roll call: Hazel, Kinsella, Pusa, Buettner, Randle, Tyler, Anthony, Ovian, Schaefer, Dintelman, Gaa, Stiehl, Weygandt, Elmore, Wigginton and Barfield. (16)
Parks Board:
Alderman Dintelman made a motion seconded by Alderman Elmore to approve the following:
Motion to approve the bid from Artwear in the amount of $10,231.20 for the Tour de Belleville t-shirts. Parks Board approved bid.
Motion to approve construction of a Wooden Concession/Storage Building (approximately 62'x24') at Jaycee Park funded by $107,000 grant from St Clair
Grants Commission to Belleville Jaycees Development Corporation. Upon completion structure to be dedicated to the City. Parks Board approved request.
Members voting aye on roll call: Hazel, Kinsella, Pusa, Buettner, Randle, Tyler, Anthony, Ovian, Schaefer, Dintelman, Gaa, Stiehl, Weygandt, Elmore, Wigginton and Barfield. (16)
Communications:
Alderman Hazel made a motion seconded by Alderwoman Pusa to approve the following cases Communications:
Earth Day Awards - Friday, April 20, 2018-
Communication from the St. Clair County Health requesting to use the northwest quadrant of the public square for their Earth Day program on April 20, 2018, 7:00a.m. to 2:00p.m. Request "No Parking" designated in the first 3 parking spots within the first block of West Main Street on the north side for the ILAWC interactive trail. Additional request for picnic tables and sand bags.
Belleville Chamber of Commerce Ale Fest - Saturday, April 21, 2018-
Communication from the Belleville Chamber of Commerce requesting to host the Belleville Ale Fest on April 21, 2018, 12:00p.m. to 5:00p.m. at 4204 Main Street Brewing Company located at 6435 West Main Street. Additional request for trash toters, picnic tables and barricades.
Belleville East Retirement Party - Friday, May 4, 2018-
Communication from Tavern on Main requesting to host a retirement party on May 4, 2018 from 5:00p.m. to 12:00a.m. Street closure request North Church from East Main Street to alley from4:30p.m. to 12:00a.m. including use of Gas Light Patio. Additional request for picnic tables, barricades and trash toters.
Hands to Help - Saturday, May 12, 2018-
Communication from Hands to Help requesting to host their event at Centerfield Tavern on May 12, 2018, 12:00p.m. to 8:00p.m. Street closure request: East 'A' Street from the east side of Michigan to the alley (directly in front of bar) 11:00a.m. to 8:00p.m. Additional request for picnic tables and barricades.
Ainad Shriner's Circus Days Parade - Friday, June 1, 2018-
Communication from the Ainad Shriner's to hold their Circus Days Parade on June 1, 2018 commencing at 7:30p.m. with a rolling street closure along West and East Main Street from 17th Street to Douglas Avenue. Street closure request: West Main Street from 17th Street to 20th Street starting at 5:30p.m. to 9:30p.m. for staging. Viewing stand to be placed on the southeast quadrant of the Public Square. Additional request for police personnel, fire personnel, no parking signs, barricades, trash toters, electrical panels and clean-up of parade route.
Class Reunion of 1973 - Saturday, September 15, 2018-
Communication from Tavern on Main requesting to host a Class Reunion of 1973 on September 15, 2018 from 5:00p.m. to 12:00a.m. Street closure request North Church from East Main Street to alley from 4:30p.m. to 12:00a.m. including use of Gas Light Patio. Additional request for picnic tables, barricades and trash toters.
Class Reunion of 1973 - Saturday, September 29, 2018-
Communication from Tavern on Main requesting to host a Class Reunion of 1973 on September 29, 2018 from 5:00p.m. to 12:00a.m. Street closure request: North Church from East Main Street to alley from 4:30p.m. to 12:00a.m. including use of Gas Light Patio. Additional request for picnic tables, barricades and trash toters.
Belleville Chamber of Commerce Chili Cook-Off - Friday, October 5 and Saturday, October 6, 2018-
Request from the Greater Belleville Chamber of Commerce to host the Chili Cook-Off event October 5 and October 6, 2018, 11:00a.m. to 10:30p.m. Street closure request: Public Square one block north, south, east and west. East Main Street from 159 to the west side of Church Street beginning at 5:00p.m. on Thursday, October 4, 2018 and reopening at 1:00a.m. on Sunday, October 7, 2018. Additional request for picnic tables, barricades, trash toters, sanitation manpower, clean-up, Police personnel and electrical panels.
Belleville Chamber of Commerce Chili Chase 5k & Kids Pepper
Dash - Saturday, October 6, 2018-
Request from the Greater Belleville Chamber of Commerce to host the Chili Chase 5K & Kids Pepper Dash on October 6, 2018 at 7:00a.m. to 10:30a.m. Street closure request: Church Street from East "A" Street to East Washington Street and East Main Street from Church Street to west side of Charles Street, 7:00a.m. to 10:30a.m. Additional request for barricades and Police personnel.
All members voted aye.
Petitions:
None.
Resolutions:
Alderman Tyler made a motion seconded by Alderman Randle to read by title only and as a group Resolution 3328 and Resolution 3329.
All members voted aye.
Alderwoman Pusa made a motion seconded by Alderman Buettner to approve the below Resolutions:
Resolution 3328-
A Resolution requesting permission from IDOT to close Route 159 for the Chili Cook Off - October 5-6, 2018.
Resolution 3329-
A Resolution requesting permission from IDOT to close Route 159 for the Shriner's Parade - June 1, 2018.
Members voting aye on roll call: Hazel, Kinsella, Pusa, Buettner, Randle, Tyler, Anthony, Ovian, Schaefer, Dintelman, Gaa, Stiehl, Weygandt, Elmore, Wigginton and Barfield. (16)
Ordinances:
Alderman Kinsella made a motion seconded by Alderman Anthony to read by title only Ordinance 8176-2018.
All members voted aye.
Alderwoman Schaefer made a motion seconded by Alderwoman Stiehl to approve Ordinance 8176-2018 An Ordinance amending various fees within Chapter 111 (Amusement and Recreation; Raffles) and Chapter 121 (Alcoholic Beverages) of the Revised Ordinances of the City of Belleville, Illinois.
City Attorney Hoerner stated the council has the right to divide the chapters to vote or vote on both chapters.
Members voting aye on roll call: Kinsella, Pusa, Anthony, Schaefer, Dintelman, Gaa, Stiehl, Wigginton. (8).
Members voting nay on roll call: Hazel, Buettner, Randle, Tyler, Ovian, Weygandt, Elmore and Barfield. (8)
Tie Vote 8:8. Mayor Eckert votes aye for final vote of 9:8.
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Alderwoman Pusa made a motion seconded by Alderman Anthony to read by title only Ordinance 8181-2018.
All members voted aye.
Alderwoman Schaefer made a motion seconded by Alderman Gaa to approve Ordinance 8181-2018 An Ordinance amending various fees within Chapter 112 (Emergency Services; Homeless Shelters), Chapter 113 (Special Sales; Personal Sales), (Chapter 116 (VehicleRelated Businesses), Chapter 117 (Lodging Businesses), Chapter 118 (Food and Beverage Businesses), and Chapter 154 (Property Maintenance Code of the Revised Ordinances of the City of Belleville, Illinois.
Members voting aye on roll call: Kinsella, Pusa, Anthony, Ovian, Schaefer, Dintelman, Gaa, Stiehl, Weygandt, Elmore, Wigginton and Barfield. (12)
Members voting nay on roll call: Hazel, Buettner, Randle and Tyler. (4)
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Alderman Kinsella made a motion seconded by Alderman Ovian to read by title only Ordinance 8182-2018.
All members voted aye.
Alderwoman Schaefer made a motion seconded by Alderman Dintelman to approve Ordinance 8182-2018 An Ordinance approving the Site Plan/Final Plat of Garden Homes Subdivision a Resubdivision of Lots No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 in Block 2 of Obledale as Recorded in Plat Book "W" on Page 10 Township 1 North, Range West of the 3rd P.M., City of Belleville, St. Clair County, Illinois.
Members voting aye on roll call: Hazel, Kinsella, Pusa, Buettner, Randle, Tyler, Anthony, Ovian, Schaefer, Dintelman, Gaa, Stiehl, Weygandt, Elmore, Wigginton and Barfield. (16)
Unfinished Business:
None.
Miscellaneous & New Business:
Alderman Wigginton made a motion seconded by Alderwoman Schaefer to approve Motor Fuel Claims in the Amount of $503.28.
Members voting aye on roll call: Hazel, Kinsella, Pusa, Buettner, Randle, Tyler, Anthony, Ovian, Schaefer, Dintelman, Gaa, Stiehl, Weygandt, Elmore, Wigginton and Barfield. (16)
Adjournment:
Alderman Elmore made a motion seconded by Alderman Hazel to adjourn at 8:26 pm.
All members voted aye.
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