Geneva public meetings in 2021
12 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Committee of the Whole
The committee will consider acceptance and completion certificates for on-site and off-site improvements at Riverbank Crossing. Members will also discuss a PACE subsidy agreement effective for the 2022 calendar year.
- Certificate of Acceptance for Riverbank Crossing Off-Site Improvements
- Certificate of Acceptance for Riverbank Crossing On-Site Improvements
- Certificate of Completion for Riverbank Crossing Off-Site Improvements
- Certificate of Completion for Riverbank Crossing On-Site Improvements
- PACE Subsidy Agreement effective January 1, 2022 through December 31, 2022
Natural Resources Committee
The Natural Resources Committee is reviewing updates on local environmental projects and the Greening Geneva Initiative. The body is also addressing necessary amendments to City Code regarding tree preservation, protection, and landscaping.
- Proposed amendments to City Code for tree preservation, protection, and landscaping
- Greening Geneva Initiative tree planting along 3rd and side streets
- Rain barrels sold for $75 each
- Wine, Cheese, and Trees 2022 virtual tickets priced at $100
- New initiative to create education materials to reduce plastic and styrofoam at restaurants
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will meet for a workshop focused on strategic planning and budget development. The meeting includes time for new business and public comment.
- Strategic Planning & Budget Development Workshop
Natural Resources Committee
The committee is reviewing updates on active environmental projects and the status of the Greening Geneva Initiative. Members are discussing necessary amendments to the City Code regarding tree preservation, protection, and landscaping.
- Greening Geneva Initiative: Use of WCT communal funds and NRC account to pay Wasco estimate for trees
- Tree Ordinance: Proposed amendments to City Code for tree preservation, protection, and landscaping
- Wine, Cheese, and Trees: Proposal to move 2022 event to virtual and increase ticket price to $100
- Rain Barrels: Sale of barrels at $75 each
- New Initiative: Creation of educational materials to reduce plastic and styrofoam at restaurants
Natural Resources Committee
The Natural Resources Committee is discussing updates to the City Code regarding tree preservation, protection, and landscaping. The body is also reviewing the Greening Geneva Initiative and planning for 2022 events.
- Proposed amendments to City Code for tree preservation, protection, and landscaping
- Greening Geneva Initiative tree availability list for Fall 2021
- Rain barrels for sale at $75 each
- Payment for one recycling bin on 3rd Street
- Proposed education piece to reduce plastic and styrofoam at restaurants
Natural Resources Committee
The Natural Resources Committee is discussing updates to the City Code regarding tree preservation, protection, and landscaping. The body is also coordinating upcoming community events and monitoring ongoing landscaping and restoration projects.
- Proposed amendments to City Code for tree preservation, protection, and landscaping
- River Clean-up Day scheduled for September 18
- Rain barrels for sale at $75 each
- Fabyan Preserve Stewardship workdays beginning October 2021
- New initiative to create education materials to reduce plastic and styrofoam at restaurants
Natural Resources Committee
The committee is reviewing updates on active environmental projects and the status of the City Code regarding tree preservation. Members are also planning a river clean-up event for September 18th.
- Proposed amendments to City Code regarding tree preservation, protection, and landscaping
- River Clean-up Day scheduled for Sept. 18th
- Rain barrels for sale at $75 each
- Payment sent for one recycle bin on 3rd Street
- Presentation of sensory garden at Heartland Elementary School by Girl Scout Troop 1645
Natural Resources Committee
The committee is reviewing active environmental initiatives including tree replacements and river clean-up efforts. Members are also discussing potential amendments to the City Code regarding tree preservation and landscaping.
- Proposed amendments to City Code for tree preservation and protection
- Sale of rain barrels for $75 each
- Update on recycling bins on 3rd Street
- Presentation of Heartland Elementary School sensory garden by Girl Scout Troop 1645
- Planning for a 2021 River Clean-up Day
Natural Resources Committee
The meeting for the Natural Resources Committee scheduled for June 2, 2021, was cancelled. The agenda listed updates on active projects and a new initiative to reduce plastic and styrofoam at restaurants.
- Rain barrels for sale at $75 each
- Proposed education piece to reduce plastic and styrofoam at restaurants
- Discussion of Clean Energy Jobs Act
- Tree Ordinance revisions pending city response
- Payment for one recycle bin on 3rd Street
Natural Resources Committee
The Natural Resources Committee is reviewing active environmental projects and new initiatives. The body is coordinating tree planting events and a recycling bin trial on 3rd Street.
- Planting 50 trees at Peck Farm Park for Earth Day on April 24, 2021
- Recycling bin pilot/trial period for 2021 on 3rd Street
- Eastside Fire Station Natural Landscaping Project redo in Spring 2021
- Proposed education piece to reduce plastic and styrofoam at restaurants
- Discussion on the Clean Energy Jobs Act
Natural Resources Committee
The committee is reviewing several active environmental initiatives including Earth Day planning and river clean-up efforts. Discussions include a proposed tree planting event at Peck Farm and updates on various stewardship projects.
- Proposed tree planting of 50 trees at Peck Farm with GPD
- Eastside Fire Station Natural Landscaping Project scheduled for Spring 2021
- River Clean-up Day alignment with Friends of the Fox River
- Wine, Cheese, and Trees event scheduled for February 27, 2021
- Recycling bin pilot program on 3rd Street
Natural Resources Committee
The Natural Resources Committee is discussing the status of various environmental projects and events. The body is reviewing a recycling bin pilot for 3rd Street and planning for the April 24, 2021, Earth Day event.
- Recycling bin pilot/trial period for 2021 on 3rd Street
- Earth Day Event scheduled for April 24, 2021
- Wine, Cheese, and Trees event scheduled for Feb. 27, 2021
- Eastside Fire Station Natural Landscaping Project redo in Spring 2021
- Proposed education piece to reduce plastic and styrofoam at restaurants