Collinsville

Parks and Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission will meet to discuss the development of a sports complex. The commission will also review and vote on the minutes from the May 5, 2026, meeting.

• Sports Complex Development discussion
• Approval of May 5, 2026, meeting minutes

Community Appearance Board

The Community Appearance Board will review progress on 2026 landscaping and maintenance projects at several city intersections and parks. Members will also amend the board's bylaws and conduct scoring for the annual Yard of the Month contest. The meeting includes standard procedural items like approving minutes and hearing public comments.

• Amendment of Community Appearance Board bylaws
• Review of 2026 landscaping projects at Beltline/Highway 159, West Main/Westmoreland, and St. Louis Road/Caseyville Islands
• Maintenance updates for Listemann Park, Uptown Area, and Century Oak
• Litter pickup program coordination
• Yard of the Month contest scoring and site visits

City Council

The City Council will consider an ordinance amending zoning regulations for pedestrian barriers around sidewalk dining. They will also review the 2026 National Community Survey results and discuss several financial matters including budget amendments and a motor fuel tax fund appropriation for trench grate installation. The council may enter closed session for personnel, real estate, and litigation matters.

• Ordinance amending Title 17 (Zoning) regarding pedestrian barriers for sidewalk dining
• Approval of bills totaling $1,373,547.47 and payroll of $1,030,338.71
• Ordinance to adopt provisions for Project Labor Agreements in city contracts
• Resolution appropriating $23,796.20 in Motor Fuel Tax funds for trench grates for Streetscape IV
• Ordinance allowing electronic attendance by City Council members

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two text amendments to Title 17 Zoning—one revising residential driveway standards and another updating barrier requirements for sidewalk dining. Commissioners will also receive an update on the Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4).

• Public hearing on TA 26-06: Residential Driveways text amendment
• Public hearing on TA 26-05: Sidewalk Dining text amendment (barrier requirements)
• Discussion of Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) update

Community Appearance Board

The Community Appearance Board will approve May meeting minutes, conduct Yard of the Month site visits and scoring, and review progress on multiple 2026 beautification projects across Collinsville. No contracts, ordinances, or budget actions are on this agenda.

• Yard of the Month contest judging with on-site visits
• Beltline/Highway 159 Island landscaping project
• West Main/Westmoreland Island landscaping project
• St. Louis Road Streetscape project
• Listemann Park and Uptown Area improvements

City Council

The Collinsville City Council will vote on several ordinances, including a third amendment to the redevelopment agreement for the Old Herald Brewery and Distillery complex expansion on East Clay Street. Other new business includes a $101,058 contract for decorative street light poles on West Main Street and an ordinance amending the liquor code regarding kitchens and restaurant licenses. The consent agenda covers bill payments of $1,533,666.86 and payroll of $939,884.09. The meeting also includes proclamations and recognitions for scholarships, an EMS award, and police promotions.

• $101,058 contract with Electrico Inc. for decorative street light poles on West Main Street (CIP project)
• Third amendment to redevelopment agreement for Old Herald Brewery and Distillery expansion (100 block East Clay)
• Subordination agreement for McDill's Irish Pub redevelopment agreement
• Ordinance amending liquor code definitions and eliminating additional Class B-1 liquor licenses
• Consent agenda: payment of bills $1,533,666.86 and payroll $939,884.09

The City Council approved a third amendment to the redevelopment agreement for the Old Herald Brewery and Distillery complex, allowing professional services as a permitted use in tenant spaces, with Councilman Fuhrmann dissenting. Other actions included authorizing a contract with Electrico Inc. for $101,058 to replace decorative street light poles, approving a $33,500 agreement with Amilia Technologies for Parks and Recreation software, subordinating the city's lien for McDill's Irish Pub refinancing, and amending the liquor code to clarify kitchen and restaurant standards and eliminate additional Class B-1 licenses. The consent agenda, including payment of bills and payroll, was also approved.

• Approved expansion of Old Herald Brewery redevelopment to allow professional services (4-1)
• Approved $101,058 contract with Electrico Inc. for decorative street light poles (5-0)
• Approved $33,500 software agreement with Amilia Technologies (5-0)
• Approved subordination agreement for McDill's Irish Pub redevelopment (5-0)
• Approved liquor code amendments on kitchens, restaurants, and B-1 licenses (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including bills, payroll, and prior minutes (5-0)