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City of North Chicago City Council Met March 1

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City of North Chicago City Council Met March 1.

Here is the minutes provided by the council:

The City Council of North Chicago met in a Regular meeting at 6:00 p.m. via Virtual media Zoom Link with Mayor Leon Rockingham, Jr. presiding.

I. CALL TO ORDER

II. INVOCATION

III. ROLL CALL

Upon roll call being taken, the following members were present:

Present: Jackson, Mayfield, Evans, Allen, Runnels

Absent: Markham, January

IV. OMNIBUS VOTE AGENDA

4-1 Minutes of Regular Council Meeting, February 15, 2021

4-2 Minutes of Standing Committee Meetings, February 15, 2021

4-3 Retail Lease for Yes Vital RX (1817 Sheridan Rd.)

4-4 Retail Lease for Intervention Arms Medical Center (1809 Sheridan Rd.)

4-5 Sign Ordinance Amendments

Alderman Allen moved, seconded by Alderman Evans to approve the Omnibus Vote from Items 4-1 thru 4-5.

ROLL CALL:

Ayes: Jackson, Mayfield, Evans, Allen, Runnels

Nays: None

Absent: Markham, January

MOTION CARRIED

IV. PUBLIC COMMENTS

NONE

VI. REGULAR AGENDA

6-1 CONSIDERATION/APPROVAL OF RESOLUTION – ALLOCATION OF VOLUME CAP OF $3,125,850 TO BUFFALO GROVE, IL

Alderman Evans moved, seconded by Alderman Mayfield to approve the Resolution Allocating Volume Cap of $3,274,770 to Buffalo Grove, IL.

Alderman Jackson questioned if any projects applied with volume cap amount; Chief of Staff, Deb Waszak explained the Prairie View Apartments project had benefited previously. Typically utilized for housing projects.

ROLL CALL:

Ayes: Jackson, Mayfield, Evans, Allen, Runnels

Nays: None

Absent: Markham, January

MOTION CARRIED

1 3/01/21

6-2 CONSIDERATION/APPROVAL OF ILLINOIS HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY – STRONG COMMUNITY PROGRAM

Alderman Evans moved, seconded by Alderman Mayfield to approve the Illinois Housing Development Authority Strong Community Program.

Alderman Jackson questioned if it was the second read; The Mayor explained it was time sensitive and questions could be addressed on the council floor. David Silverman explained that second readings is internal suggestion but not law.

ROLL CALL:

Ayes: Jackson, Mayfield, Evans, Allen, Runnels

Nays: None

Absent: Markham, January

MOTION CARRIED

6-3 CONSIDERATION/APPROVAL OF CITY BILLS

General Corporate Fund                $ 291,675.52

Library                                                $ 5,383.07

Motor Fuel Tax                                 $ 36,045.99

Water Operations                           $ 102,889.05

Grant                                                  $ 6,308.00

Community Development - CDBG   $ 13,322.92

Retiree's Insurance Premium           $ 13,384.97

TIF II Downtown/Industrial                 $ 1,700.77

Skokie Hwy TIF III                             $ 1,752.99

Grant Place Operating Fund           $ 13,864.50

TOTAL                                           $ 486,327.78

MOTION:

Alderman Runnels moved, seconded by Alderman Mayfield to pay the bills of Council Run 3/01/21 in the amount of $486,327.78 when funds become available.

ROLL CALL:

Ayes: Jackson, Mayfield, Evans, Allen, Runnels

Nays: None

Absent: Markham, January

MOTION CARRIED

Alderman Markham entered Zoom meeting at 6:08 p.m.

VII. MISCELLANEOUS

SENIORS REGISTERED FOR VACCINATIONS

The Mayor urged seniors 65 and older to register for COVID-19 vaccinations. He offered the contact number: 847-582-1362.

VIII.ADJOURNMENT

There being no further business to come before the Council; a motion was made by Alderman Runnels, seconded by Alderman Mayfield that the meeting stand adjourned.

ROLL CALL:

Ayes: Jackson, Mayfield, Evans, Allen, Runnels, Markham

Nays: None

Absent: January

MOTION CARRIED

The Council Meeting adjourned at 6:10 p.m.

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