City of Belleville City Council Met Oct. 19.
Here is the minutes provided by the council:
Mayor Eckert called this meeting to order. City Clerk Meyer called roll. Members present on roll call: Alderman Kinsella, Alderman Hazel, Alderwoman Duco, Alderman Puss, Alderman Randle, Alderman Ferguson, Alderman Anthony, Alderman Dintelman, Alderwoman Schaefer, Alderwoman Stiehl, Alderman Rothweiler, Alderman Elmore, Alderman Weygandt, Alderman Wigginton, Alderman Barfield.
Alderman Ovian excused.
ROLL CALL DEPARTMENT HEADS
Roll Call Department Heads: Mayor Eckert; City Clerk, Jennifer Gain Meyer; City Treasurer, Dean Hardt; City Attorney Hoemer; Assistant Police Chief, Matt Eiskant; Fire Chief, Tom Pour; Director of Maintenance, Ken Vaughn; Director of Public Works, Jason Poole; Director of Wastewater, Randy Smith; Director of Residential and Commercial Development Services, Annissa McCaskill; Director of IT, Scott Markovich; City Engineer, Michael Velloff; Human Resource Manager, Emma Qualls.
Police Chief, Bill Clay, Director of Finance, Jamie Maitret and Director of Library, Leander Spearman excused.
PLEDGE
Mayor Eckert led the Pledge ofAllegiance.
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
Alderman Elmore
He advised he has played in, volunteered and have been on the payroll for the Parks and Recreation Department. It' s where he learned to be a high school baseball umpire.
When COVID hit this was the first department he thought of. Canceling Tour de Belleville was heart wrenching. He did not know how they would maintain their mantra of how they believe we work so you can play. Through well thought out changes they have survived. He hopes they continue to have the best Parks and Recreation in Southern Illinois.
He personally received requests for 2020 Tour de Belleville t- shirts, he brought forth the idea and they sold 229 t- shirts. They did the Boo Buckets program to traditionally trick-or-treat like they have for years. The staff thought they would sell a hand full and they sold 566 Boo Buckets.
Our City' s beloved gingerbread houses will survive COVID- 19. The dog park memberships are continuing to be sold and used promoting social distancing.
His message tonight is to thank the Parks and Recreation Department.
PRESENTATIONS, RECOGNITIONS& APPOINTMENTS
Mayor Eckert read a proclamation recognizing " Red Ribbon Week".
Mayor Eckert read a proclamation recognizing "Extra Mile Day".
Alderwoman Schaefer made a motion seconded by Alderman Pass for the appointment of Ja'Mecia Laws to serve a 2-year term on the Human Relations Commission.
Members voting aye on roll call: Kinsella, Hazel, Duco, Pass, Randle, Ferguson Anthony, Dintelman, Schaefer, Stiehl, Rothweiler, Elmore, Weygandt, Wigginton, Barfield. ( 15)
PUBLIC HEARING
None.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Alderwoman Stiehl made a motion seconded by Alderman Ferguson to approve City Council Meeting Minutes ofOctober 5, 2020. Members voting aye on roll call: Hazel, Duco, Pusa, Randle, Ferguson, Anthony, Dintelman, Schaefer, Stiehl, Rothweiler, Elmore, Weygandt, Wigginton, Barfield, Kinsella. ( 15)
CLAIMS, PAYROLL AND DISBURSEMENTS
Alderman Anthony made a motion seconded by Alderman Weygandt to approve claims and disbursements in the amount of$2, 522,007.71 and payroll in the amount of$790,459.53.
Members voting aye on roll call: Duco, Puss, Randle, Ferguson, Anthony, Dintelman, Schaefer, Stiehl, Rothweiler, Elmore, Weygandt, Wigginton, Barfield, Kinsella, Hazel. ( 15)
REPORTS
Alderwoman Schaefer made a motion seconded by Alderman Ferguson to receive and file the following reports:
Treasurer Report- August 2020
Statement of Cash and Investments— August 2020
Treasurer Report— May 1, 2019-April 30, 2020
Members voting aye on roll call: Pass, Randle, Ferguson, Anthony, Dintelman, Schaefer, Stiehl, Rothweiler, Elmore, Weygandt, Wigginton, Barfield, Kinsella, Haul, Duco. ( 15)
ORAL REPORTS ZONING BOARD
Alderman Wigginton made a motion seconded by Alderwoman Stiehl to approve the following cases:
39- SEP-20— Sylvester Radley: A request for a Use Variance to re-establish two dwelling units on the second floor at 9700 West Main Street ( parcel # 02- 35. 0- 210- 040) located in a " C- 2" Heavy Commercial District. (Applicable section of the Zoning Code: 162.570) Ward 8 Zoning Board unanimously recommendedApproval.
40-SEP-20 — Sylvester Radlev: A request for a Special Use Permit to establish a convenience store, with a print shop, and food preparation for carry- out and delivery, at 9700 West Main Street ( parcel # 02- 35. 0- 210-040) located in a " C- 2" Heavy Commercial District. ( Applicable section of the Zoning Code: 162.248, 162. 515) Ward 8 Zoning Board recommended Denial by a vote of(5-2). Conditions: Said use be limited to delivery of goods and services, there shall be no walk-up store sales.
Discussion...
Director of Residential and Commercial Development Services, Annissa McCaskill, advised there has been discussion regarding parking, apartment over a restaurant use. The Radley's are aware ifthe apartment is in use it will be subject to crime free housing, meet all building and fire code requirements. There are currently 25 parking spaces on the lot and there will be a maximum of five( 5) employees on the first level. Parking for the apartment is 1. 5 spaces per unit and with two units will result in two (2) parking spaces and seventeen ( 17) spaces for the food and carryout. In addition, the Radley's are not targeting the type of uses that are across the street from them. They are not selling gas, tobacco or liquor. They would like to have a delivery base service that if someone calls in for delivery of food or any additional items.
Director of Residential and Commercial Development Services, Annissa McCaskill, stated regarding the convenience store use Alderman Wigginton had conditions to be added to the ordinance; Alderman Wigginton stated the following conditions should be added in the Ordinance. (1) delivery service... not a convenience store.
Director of Residential and Commercial Development Services, Annissa McCaskill, advised Assistant City Attorney Flynn provided the following language: establishment of a convenience store at 9700 West Main with the stipulation that said use be delivery of goods and services and there will be no walk- up store sales.
Alderman Hazel asked if the words " carry out" will be stricken from the Ordinance. Director of Residential and Commercial Development Services, Annissa McCaskill, advised they can have carry out for food since they will have a food business; however, the issue was the convenience store and having walk up service for the convenience store and the Radley' s agreed the majority of their business and what they are focusing on would be delivery of items that people would be typically purchasing from the convenience store.
Alderwoman Duco asked if they are selling liquor; Mayor Eckert advised no liquor will be sold.
Members voting aye on roll call: Randle, Ferguson, Dintelman, Schaefer, Stiehl, Rothweiler, Elmore, Weygandt, Wigginton, Barfield, Kinsella, Duco, Pusa. (13)
Alderman Anthony abstained. (1)
Alderman Hazel present. (1)
ADMINISTRATION
Alderman Dintelman made a motion seconded by Alderwoman Duco to approve a contract with St. Clair County Trustee Payment Account to purchase the property at 15 North 15'" Street Parcel No. 08- 21. 0-323- 011) in the amount of$795.00.
Members voting aye on roll call: Ferguson, Anthony, Dintelman, Schaefer, Stiehl, Rothweiler, Elmore, Weygandt, Wigginton, Barfield, Kinsella, Haul, Duco, Pusa, Randle. (15)
Alderwoman Schaefer made a motion seconded by Alderman Pusa to approve the following motions:
Motion to set the date of annual Joint Review Board meetings for all active TIF Districts for Friday, December 4, 2020 at the time listed in the attached memo.
Motion to nominate Alderman Kinsella as the Public Member Nominee for the Joint Review Board meetings for all active TIF districts to be held on Friday, December 4, 2020.
Members voting aye on roll call: Anthony, Dintelman, Schaefer, Stiehl, Rothweiler, Elmore, Weygandt, Wigginton, Barfield, Kinsella, Haul, Duce, Pusa, Randle, Ferguson. (15)
FINANCE
Alderman Kinsella made a motion seconded by Alderman Rothweiler to approve FY2020 Audit Reports.
Members voting aye on roll call: Dintelman, Schaefer, Stiehl, Rothweiler, Elmore, Weygandt, Wigginton, Barfield, Kinsella, Hazel, Duco, Pusa, Randle, Ferguson, Anthony. (15)
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Alderman Kinsella made a motion seconded by Alderman Wigginton to approve the following motions:
Motion to approve a Development Agreement with RSA Avanti Magna, LLC for the remodeling of 7650 Magna Drive to house the Illinois Department of Employment Security and the Illinois Department ofVeterans' Affairs.
Motion to approve a Development Agreement with RSA Avand Magna, LLC for the remodeling of 7650 Magna Drive to house the Illinois Department of Children Family Services.
Members voting aye on roll call: Schaefer, Stiehl, Rothweiler, Elmore, Weygandt, Wigginton, Barfield, Kinsella, Hazel, Duces, Pusa, Randle, Ferguson, Anthony, Dintelman. (15)
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
Alderman Hazel made a motion seconded by Alderman Ferguson.to approve Hank' s Excavating Landscaping Inc. as low bidder for the City of Belleville 2020 Demolitions in the amount of 188,700.00. (DCEO Grant Reimbursement)
Members voting aye on roll call: Stiehl, Rothweiler, Elmore, Weygandt, Wigginton, Barfield, Kinsella, Hazel, Duco, Puss, Randle, Ferguson, Anthony, Dintelman, Schaefer. (15)
ORDINANCE & LEGAL REVIEW
Alderman Wigginton made a motion seconded by Alderman Randle to approve the following motions:
Motion to approve amendments to Title DI (Administration), Chapter 32 (Organizations), Section 32.059 (Human Relations Commission Membership).
Motion to approve amendments to Title XV (Land Usage), Chapter 51 (Electrical Code), Section 151. 02(A)(e)(1)( Electrical Commission).
Members voting aye on roll call: Rothweiler, Elmore, Weygandt, Wigginton, Barfield, Kinsella, Hazel, Duco, Pusa, Randle, Ferguson, Anthony, Dintelman, Schaefer, Stiehl. (15)
TRAFFIC
Alderman Anthony made a motion seconded by Alderwoman Duco to approve the following motions:
Motion to approve Abend Street to north bound one-way street from Garfield Street to Mascomah Avenue.
Motion for one( 1) Handicap Parking Only signage in front of 20 North 781h Street. In name of applicant only.
Motion for Handicap Parking Only signage at 313 North 5d' Street on west side. In name of applicant only.
Motion to designate Governor French Academy on West Main Street ( between 2" d and 3rd Street) a School Traffic Control Location.
Members voting aye on roll call: Elmore, Weygandt, Wigginton, Barfield, Kinsella, Hazel, Duco, Pusa, Randle, Ferguson, Anthony, Dintelman, Schaefer, Stiehl, Rothweiler. (15)
STREETS & GRADES
Alderman Wigginton made a motion seconded by Alderman Weygandt to approve Kaskaskia Engineering Group ( KEG) to provide plans for resurfacing, pavement marking, and ADA accessible ramp construction 350 feet northwest of Belleville West Parkway to Voellinger Place approximately 4, 300 feet) ofBelleville Crossing Street. ( MFT/TIF Funds). Members voting aye on roll call: Weygandt, Wigginton, Barfield, Kinsella, Hazel, Duco, Pusa, Randle, Ferguson, Anthony, Dintelman, Schaefer, Stiehl, Rothweiler, Elmore. ( 15)
Alderman Wigginton made a motion seconded by Alderwoman Duco to approve scrapping a 1997 Ford F- 150 Pick-up( VIN#: 1FTDFI725VND07218) from the Sanitation Department.
Members voting aye on roll call: Wigginton, Barfield, Kinsella, Hazel, Duco, Puss, Randle, Ferguson, Anthony, Dintelman, Schaefer, Stiehl, Rothweiler, Elmore, Weygandt. (15)
PARKS BOARD
Alderman Dintelman made a motion seconded by Alderwoman Schaefer to approve a contract with Geissler Roofing Company, Inc., to replace the roof at Herzog Field grandstand in the amount of$ 14, 800.00. Members voting aye on roll call: Barfield, Kinsella, Hazel, Duco, Pusa, Randle, Ferguson, Anthony, Dintelman, Schaefer, Stiehl, Rothweileq Elmore, Weygandt, Wigginton. (15)
Alderman Elmore made a motion seconded by Alderman Randle to deny a contract with Water Odyssey for design and build services for municipal splashpad at Bicentennial Park with build contract at later date.
Discussion...
Alderman Kinsella
Alderman Kinsella stated the City has a$ 300, 000 grant that is going pay for the majority and the rest will be paid for by Parks and Recreation. Parks and Recreation has been accumulating money for this situation that is not in the general fund that pays salaries. We must take advantage of the $ 300,000; if we do not take advantage of the$ 300,000 it will go away.
Alderman Elmore
Alderman Elmore with due respect to the Parks and Recreation Board he is not in good conscience ready for us to install a splashpad regardless of partial funding from the State of Illinois. Reasons are as follows:
The Body that states they will refund us up to $ 300, 000, he has seen projects for municipal improvements canceled when it comes time to write the check. The State of Illinois is in such flux any promise from them is concerning. The$ 300,000 does not complete this project.
There will be money coming out of the Parks and Recreation savings that can only be used for Parks and Recreation.
We have outdated playground equipment, we have parks with overgrown vegetation, some lack picnic tables, benches, restrooms. The reason for some of that is years of abuse and lack of monitoring.
How does a splashpad have use control? Free of charge for anyone to come in and use shooting clean chemical water. Our grass cutting expenses are higher because we are understaffed. He is not referencing COVID- 19 furloughs and layoffs he is speaking of the hiring freeze that Council implemented years prior to COVID situation. There will be an additional unfunded expense and those funds do come out of the budget. He worked on the dog park and Tour de Belleville and his personal fust rule of thumb was it would not cost the City any money.
Tonight' s recommendation from our esteemed Parks Board is to seek a bid from a qualified contractor. This recommendation does not cost anything. The Parks Board is doing their job flawlessly. They want to add a feature to one of our parks... a feature he would love. He asks the Board to look at other things i. e. improvements, updating the current parks.
We need to look for features that will protect our City finances. We must not follow up furloughs and layoffs with a splashpad to be used nine ( 9) or ten ( 10) weeks a yew. He is truly sorry to min on anyone' s parade, but this is a mistake.
Alderman Wigginton
Alderman Wigginton stated this will make people happy or mad. He was not opposed when the Belleville swimming pool closed. From a business point of view this is not a good idea, this is a short usage feature, liability for insurance, maintenance. The grant is wonderful; however, he is concerned where this will go down the road.
Alderwoman Stiehl
Alderwoman Stiehl stated she is concerned from an insurance standpoint. This will not be monitored 24/7.
Alderman Randle
Alderman Randle stated his concerns are the ongoing costs of the project itself. What has the City determined for the cost of the project and more importantly where the money comes from. Do we have any information from Alton, Illinois regarding costs associated with their pad?
Director of Public Works, Jason Poole advised Alton is still under construction. It is hard to come up with costs until the design is completed. What you are voting on tonight is entering into a contract to come up with a design. The grant is for $ 300,000... we can do a $ 300,000 splashpad or add money to it. Mayor Eckert stated there is money in the recreation budget for projects like this. There has been criticism because the City closed the 37-year-old swimming pool. The splashpad will offer a summertime for parents and children.
Alderman Wigginton
If the Council votes no tonight will the motion go dead, and the City loses the grant; Mayor Eckert advised this is correct. If the council votes does the City automatically get the money and what if down the road it' s decided it doesn't work; Mayor Eckert state the City will be responsible for the design build portion and will have to return the money if it' s not built.
Alderman Kinsella
Alderman Kinsella advised some are concerned about insurance. This is no different than when we had a swimming pool. There will be a fence around it. There will be set hours. He hears no complaints from constituents about tables missing in parks, he does hear a town like Belleville should have a swimming pool or at least a splashpad. This is coming from seniors that would like it for their grandchildren.
Alderman Elmore
Alderman Elmore stated he receives a lot of complaint for a lack of picnic tables; however, he also has received reasons why we don' t have enough picnic tables. A splashpad is a fabulous idea if you have a swimming pool.
Alderman Weygandt
Alderman Weygandt asked the cost of the design; Director of Public Works, Jason Poole, stated it will be incorporated in the bid. Alderman Weygandt asked if this is for residents only; Director ofPublic Works, Jason Poole, stated it will be open to the public. Alderman Weygandt requested to get the designed finished first and vote at a later date.
Alderman Ferguson
Alderman Ferguson asked if we know the staffing the splashpad will require; Director of Public Works, Jason Poole, stated a fence will be required, the hours will be 6:00 a. m. — 10: 00 p.m. Most splashpads are used during daylight hours. Some community splashpads are not staffed, some communities regulate/charge to use the facility.
Mtn 2- carried
Alderman Weygandt made a motion seconded by Alderman Rothweiler to table for two weeks the contract with Water Odyssey for design and build services for municipal splashpad at Bicentennial Park with build contract at later date.
Discussion...
Alderman Wigginton asked if there is a deadline on the grant; Mayor Eckert advised no.
Eric Schauster stated he has been contacted by DCEO for an update. The design is part of the contract. If the City spends to do the design and then tum it down the City would be out of pocket for the design.
Alderman Elmore asked if they come back with x,y,z and the City is not comfortable with does the City have to pay it anyway; Eric Schauster advised this is an all in project i.e. $ 300,000 design/ build; Alderman Elmore asked how much is the design; the design build is one fee. Director ofPublic Works, Jason Poole, stated it is approximately 8%.
Alderwoman Schaefer Alderwoman Schaefer asked if the Parks Board are hearing from constituents that they want the splashpad; Director of Public Works, Jason Poole, advised there are always people inquiring. Mayor Eckert stated one of the reasons for Bicentennial is there is a second restroom facility, a new parking lot and pavilion. There are ancillary items that would need to be built and they are already in place.
Alderman Dintelman
Alderman Dintelman stated it' s hard for him to believe that the Council does not want to move forward with this. When the pool closed, he was on the Parks Board and the Board heard many complaints and many meetings. This will be great for the City, there is Belleville Crossing for shopping, you can have a hot dog stand. Alderwoman Schaefer, Alderwoman Duco concurred.
Alderman Ferguson
Alderman Ferguson stated he is on staff at a large church with a children' s ministry and this is a wonderful thing for them. They have gone to the splashpad in Swansea and O' Fallon. We need to make ourselves marketable to young families with children.
Alderman Kinsella called for Point of Order. Alderman Elmore has a motion on the floor and Alderman Weygandt made a different motion. Alderman Weygandt must make a motion to amend Alderman Elmore' s motion. City Attorney Hoerner advised under the Rules of Council the second motion takes precedent over the motion being debated.
Members voting aye on roll call: Kinsella, Hazel, Duco, Puss, Randle, Ferguson, Anthony, Rothweiler, Elmore, Weygandt, Wigginton, Barfield. (12)
Members voting nay on roll call: Dintelman, Schaefer, Stiehl. (3)
COMMUNICATIONS
Alderwoman Schaefer made a motion seconded by Alderwoman Duco to approve the following Communication:
ARC Blood Drive
American Red Crass requests to host a blood drive at Fire House No. 4, Monday, March 1, 2021, 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. COVID mitigation measures to be followed.
Removed from Agenda Block Party
Request from Lisa Ortiz to have a block party on Friday, October 23, 2020, 7: 00pm to l 1: 00pm. Street closure request of East Monroe Street from South Charles to alley, 6:00pm to 11: 30pm. Additional request of barricades and " no parking" signage. COVID mitigation measures to be followed.
Members voting aye on roll call: Hazel, Duco, Pusa, Randle, Ferguson, Anthony, Dintelman, Schaefer, Stiehl, Rothweiler, Elmore, Weygandt, Wigginton, Barfield, Kinsella. (15)
PETITIONS
None.
RESOLUTIONS
None.
ORDINANCES
Aldemian Rothweiler made a motion seconded by Alderwoman Schaefer to read by title only and as a group Ordinances 8880-2020; 8881- 2020; 8882- 2020; 8883- 2020; 8884- 2020; 8885- 2020; 8886-2020.
Members voting aye on roll call: Duco, Puss, Randle, Ferguson, Anthony, Dintelman, Schaefer, Stiehl, Rothweiler, Elmore, Weygandt, Wigginton, Barfield, Kinsella, Hazel. (15)
Alderman Rothweiler made a motion seconded by Alderman Ferguson to approve the following Ordinances:
ORDINANCE 8880-2020
An Ordinance Amending Chapter 32 (Organizations) of the Revised Code of Ordinances of Belleville, Illinois.
ORDINANCE 8881- 2020
An Ordinance Amending Chapter 151 (Electrical Code) of the Revised Code of Ordinances of Belleville, Illinois.
ORDINANCE 8882-2020
An Ordinance Amending Chapter 75 (Traffic) of the Revised Code of Ordinances of the City of Belleville, Illinois as Amended, by Amending Portions ofSections Thereof.
ORDINANCE 8883-2020
An Ordinance Amending Chapter 76 (Parking Schedules) of the Revised Ordinances of the City ofBelleville, Illinois as Amended, by Amending Portions ofSections Thereof.
ORDINANCE 8884- 2020
An Ordinance Amending Chapter 76 (Parking Schedules) of the Revised Ordinances of the City ofBelleville, Illinois as Amended, by Amending Portions ofSections Thereof.
ORDINANCE 8885- 2020
An Ordinance Amending Chapter 75 (Traffic) of the Revised Ordinances of the City of Belleville, Illinois as Amended, by Amending Portions ofSections Thereof.
ORDINANCE 8886-2020
An Ordinance Authorizing Sale/Conversion of Personal Property (1997 Ford F- 150 Pickup — Sanitation Department Vehicle) Members voting aye on roll call: Pusa, Randle, Ferguson, Anthony, Dintelman, Schaefer, Stiehl, Rothweiler, Elmore, Weygandt, Wigginton, Barfield, Kinsella, Hazel, Duco. (15)
UNFINISHED BUSINESS None.
MISCELLANEOUS & NEW BUSINESS
Alderman Ferguson made a motion seconded by Alderwoman Schaefer to approve Motor Fuel Claims in the Amount of$1, 756. 05. Members voting aye on roll call: Randle, Ferguson, Anthony, Dintelman, Schaefer, Stiehl, Rothweiler, Elmore, Weygandt, Wigginton, Barfield, Kinsella, Hazel, Duco, Pusa. (15)
EXECUTIVE SESSION
Alderman Ferguson made a motion seconded by Alderman Kinsella to go into executive session to discuss the appointment, employment, compensation, discipline, performance, or dismissal of specific employees (5 ILCS 120/2( c)( 1)), collective negotiation matters (5 ILCS 120/2(c)( 2)), and personnel, litigation, workers' compensation, property acquisition, transfer of properly, (5 ILCS 120/ 2(c)).
Members voting aye on roll call: Ferguson, Anthony, Dintelman, Schaefer, Stiehl, Rothweiler, Elmore, Weygandt, Wigginton, Barfield, Kinsella, Hazel, Duco, Puss, Randle. (15)
Entered executive session at 8: 35 p.m.
Resumed from Executive Session at 9:23 p.m.
City Clerk Meyer called roll. Members present on roll call: Alderman Kinsella, Alderman Hazel, Alderwoman Duco, Alderman Pusa, Alderman Randle, Alderman Ferguson, Alderman Anthony, Alderman Dintelman, Alderwoman Schaefer, Alderwoman Stiehl, Alderman Rothweiler, Alderman Elmore, Alderman Weygandt, Alderman Barfield.
Alderman Ovian and Alderman Wigginton are excused.
Alderwoman Stiehl made a motion seconded by Alderman Ferguson to approve the following motions:
Motion to approve agreement between the City of Belleville and the Teamsters, Petroleum and Allied Trades Local Union No 50 ( Drivers, Helpers, Parks and Recreation Maintenance Workers) and Laborers International Union of North America Local Union No 459.
Motion to terminate Memorandum of Understanding with International Union of Building Service Employees, Local Union No. 116 concerning bargaining-unit member furloughs, and recall Union employee Keondez Brown from unpaid-furlough status, effective November 2, 2020.
Motion to recall non-union employee Lyndsey Younger, from unpaid-furlough status, effective November 2, 2020.
Motion to approve reduction-in-force by layoff of non-union employees, effective November 1, 2020: Laverne Dancy, Beverly Brooks, Mari Debra and Damen Ortiz.
Members voting aye on roll call: Anthony, Dintelman, Schaefer, Stiehl, Rothweiler, Elmore, Weygandt, Barfield, Kinsella, Hazel, Duco, Pusa, Randle, Ferguson. (14)
ADJOURNMENT
Alderman Ferguson made a motion seconded by Alderwoman Schaefer to adjourn at 9: 35 p.m. Members voting aye on roll call: Dintelman, Schaefer, Stiehl, Rothweiler, Elmore, Weygandt, Barfield, Hazel, Duco, Pass, Randle, Ferguson, Anthony. (14)
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