Quincy Reporter

City of Quincy City Council Met Feb. 1.

Here is the agenda provided by the council:

MONTHLY REPORTS

REPORTS OF PLAN COMMISSION

Ward 1 Recommending approval of a subdivision (dividing one lot into three) of property located at 3209 North 5th Street, under the “small tracts” provision of the Subdivision Ordinance with four stipulations.

Ward 3 Recommending approval to amend the 1995 Approved Preliminary Plan for Drakewood Subdivision which would delete the roadway connection of Southbrook Rd and Parkwood Dr. and add a roadway connection of Northbrook Rd and Parkwood Dr.

Ward 3  Recommending approval to rezone multiple properties at or near 4625 Broadway to allow for a consistent zoning in order to construct an addition to the distribution center.

Ward 3 Recommending approval for a Special Permit for Planned Development to develop an area for storm water detention at property located near 4625 Broadway.

PUBLIC FORUM

MAYOR’S RE-APPOINTMENT

Re-appointment of Barry Cheyne to the Board of Police and Fire Commissioners for a three year term

RESOLUTIONS

Resolution Authorizing Economic Development Services Agreement With Quincy Area Convention & Visitors Bureau. (In the amount of $100,000 per year for three years to develop a multimedia tourism/marketing/advertising campaign to promote Quincy as a travel destination.)

Resolution Authorizing Economic Development Service Agreement With Nextsite. (Three- year contract in the amount of $45,000.)

A Resolution Authorizing Tif Expenditure Rebating Property Taxes. (Authorize refunding a total amount of $4,523.44 back to four property tax payers.)

Board of Police and Fire Commissioners recommending the payment of the invoice in the amount of $11,441.23 to the Illinois Fire Chiefs Association for the assessment center services rendered for the ranks of Captain and Assistant Chief.

Resolution Accepting Authorizing Execution Of Capital Grant Agreement For the Purchase Of Transit Support Vehicles. (To purchase a Ford Explorer for $26,115.00 and a Ford shop truck for $41,086.).

Council Resolution of Fix or Flatten Program (Demolition, repair, enclose and/or remediate the following unsafe properties: 1033 N. 15th Street; 1224 N. 4th Street; 822 Chestnut Street; 904 N. 8th Street; 630 N. 5th Street; 500 Monroe Street; 410 Maiden Lane; 2208 College Avenue; 217 Elm Street; and 635 Spruce Street.).

ORDINANCE Second presentation of an Ordinance entitled:

An Ordinance Amending The 2020-2021 Fiscal Year Budget. (Increase funding for various projects and miscellaneous expenses.)

REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE