Lockport public meetings in 2022
46 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Plan & Zoning Commission
The Plan & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on two items: a special use permit for Stretch's Motorcycle Shop and a preliminary/final development plan for Summit Ice Arena. The meeting also includes approval of November 8 meeting minutes and routine reports.
- Public hearing on Special Use Permit for Stretch's Motorcycle Shop
- Public hearing on Summit Ice Arena Prelim/Final Development with final engineering plans and site plan
- Approval of November 8, 2022 meeting minutes
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is meeting to discuss and recommend items for the next City Council meeting. Agenda includes a proposed amendment to Chapter 38 of the City Code to add administrative fees for unpaid fines, a reciprocal reporting agreement with Lockport Township High School District 205, a $63,070 change order for Downtown Streetscape Project engineering services, and a $236,620 proposal for 2023 Road Program engineering services. Also on the agenda is a letter of objection to Will County Cases ZC-22063 and ZC-22064, for information only.
- Amendment to Chapter 38, Sec. 38-22 to add administrative fee and collection cost for unpaid fines imposed by the Administrative Hearing Officer
- Reciprocal Reporting Agreement with Lockport Township High School District 205
- Approve Change Order in the amount of $63,070 from V3 Companies for Downtown Streetscape Project Engineering Services
- Accept proposal from Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd. for 2023 Road Program Engineering Services for a total not-to-exceed fee of $236,620.00
- Letter of Objection to Will County Cases ZC-22063 and ZC-22064 (Information Only)
City Council
The City Council will review the 2023 city budget and various budget amendments. The meeting also includes decisions on rezoning for a parking lot expansion and a large-scale wastewater plant expansion contract.
- $4,004,000.00 contract for Division Street WWTP Phase II expansion design engineering
- Rezoning 1139 E. 9th Street from R1 to C2 for Lockport Animal Hospital parking lot expansion
- Adoption of the 2023 City Budget (Ordinance No. 22-024)
- $10,000.00 façade and site improvement grant for 1026 E. 9th Street
- Final development plans for a self-storage facility at Lockport Square, Lot 6
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing items recommended for action at the next City Council meeting. Discussions include rezoning requests, budget amendments, and a $4 million engineering contract for wastewater treatment plant expansion.
- $4,004,000.00 contract for Division Street WWTP Phase II expansion design services
- Rezoning of newly acquired land from R1 to C2 for Lockport Animal Hospital parking lot expansion
- Final Development Plan Review for a self-storage facility at Lockport Square
- 2022 Budget Amendment and 2022 Property Tax Levy
- Façade & Site Improvement Grant Reimbursement for 1026 E. 9th Street
City Council
The Lockport City Council will consider appointing Patrick L. McDonald to fill the Ward 2 alderman vacancy left by the late Larry Schreiber, and hold a public hearing on the 2023 budget. Consent agenda items include a $6,837.50 facade grant for Amazing Fantasy Comics, a one-year extension for the 645-unit Serenity Landing development, and release of bonds and sureties. The council will also vote on auctioning three cell tower leases.
- Appointment of Patrick L. McDonald as Ward 2 alderman to fill vacancy
- Public hearing and adoption of 2023 city budget (Ordinance 22-024)
- Facade grant of $6,837.50 for 113 East 9th Street (Amazing Fantasy Comics)
- One-year extension for 645-unit Serenity Landing development at Briggs St. and Oak Ave
- Release of $358,360 bond for US Tennis Court and $40,295 surety for GLQ, LLC
Plan & Zoning Commission
The commission will conduct public hearings regarding a rezoning and special use permit amendment for Lockport Animal Hospital. Additionally, the body will review a final development plan for a self-storage facility at Lockport Square on Farrell Rd.
- Rezoning from R1 Single Family Residential to C2 Community Commercial
- Special Use Permit amendment and parking lot expansion for Lockport Animal Hospital
- Final Development Plan review for a self-storage facility at Lot 6 of Lockport Square on Farrell Rd.
Committee of the Whole
The Lockport Committee of the Whole will review items for recommendation to the City Council, including a one-year extension for a 645-unit residential development (Serenity Landing) at Briggs St. and Oak Ave, a $6,837.50 facade grant for 113 East 9th Street, the 2023 budget presentation, and several bond/letter of credit releases. The meeting also includes a presentation on the Summer Art Series and an appointment to fill a vacant alderman seat.
- Appointment of Patrick L. McDonald to fill the Ward 2 alderman vacancy
- 2023 Budget Presentation
- Lease Auction through Cell at Auction (information only)
- Facade Grant Request for 113 East 9th Street - $6,837.50
- One-year extension for concept plan of 645-unit development (Serenity Landing) at Briggs St. and Oak Ave
City Council
The City Council will discuss the city's 2023-2025 Strategic Plan and various code amendments. The body is also reviewing engineering contracts for ADA planning and well rehabilitation.
- Approval of the City of Lockport 2023-2024-2025 Strategic Plan
- Contract with Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd. for ADA Transition Plan preparation not to exceed $28,810.00
- Contract with Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd. for Well 13 Rehabilitation Design Engineering for $55,700.00
- Ordinance No. 22-022 amending the code regarding the Annual Old Canal Days Festival
- Ordinance No. 22-023 amending video gaming licensing caps for truck stops
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing items for recommendation to the next City Council meeting. Discussions include the 2023-2025 Strategic Plan, video gaming license amendments, and engineering contracts.
- Amendment to increase video gaming licensing cap for truck stops
- $28,810.00 proposal for ADA Transition Plan preparation
- $55,700.00 engineering design for Well 13 Filter and Pump House rehabilitation
- Lease transfer of I&M Canal property from Township Park District to the City
- Amendment to Code of Ordinances regarding Old Canal Days Festival
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several engineering contracts for water main replacement projects and a three-year cybersecurity agreement. The agenda also includes discussions on soft recyclable collection and a concept plan for a new gas station development.
- Contract with Christopher Burke Engineering for $144,810.00 for water main replacement design
- Contract with Christopher Burke Engineering for $364,878.00 for water main replacement design
- Three-year agreement with SHI International Corp (Arctic Wolf) not to exceed $176,000
- Concept plan for Gas n Wash gas station at 143rd Street & Gougar Road
- Agreement with Simple Recycling Illinois for soft recyclable collection
Plan & Zoning Commission
The commission is reviewing requests for a 300-unit apartment complex and a veterinary hospital expansion. Both public hearings have been moved to a continuance rather than proceeding to a vote.
- Springs Apartments: Special Use Permit, rezoning to R4 and C3, and subdivision plat for a 300-unit complex north of 159th Street
- Lockport Animal Hospital: Amendment to Planned Development, rezoning from R1 to C2, and parking lot expansion
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing items recommended for the next City Council meeting. Discussions include a concept plan for a new gas station, updates to fire impact fees, and several water main replacement projects.
- Concept Plan for Gas N Wash development at 143rd Street & Gougar Road
- $144,810.00 engineering contract for McDonald, Saddlewood, St. Charles, and Aldi water main projects
- $364,878.00 engineering contract for 12th, Hamilton, Washington, and Lincoln Street water main projects
- Amendment to fire impact fees in the Schedule of Impact Fees
- Agreement for soft recyclable collection services
City Council
The Lockport City Council will vote on a consent agenda that includes a second amendment to extend the completion deadline for the purchase and redevelopment of 1016 S. State St. to June 30, 2023, and approval of a $32,086 pump replacement. Regular business items include approval of bills and a change order for police station flooring. The council may also enter executive session for personnel, negotiations, and legal matters.
- Second Amendment to Purchase and Development Agreement for 1016 S. State St. extending deadline to June 30, 2023
- Replacement of Lockport Heights Submersible Pump #2 at a cost not to exceed $32,086
- Change order for remodeling at the Police Station with CORE Construction for flooring installation
- Approval of payroll for period ending September 18, 2022
- Approval of bills through September 27, 2022
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing items recommended for action at the next City Council meeting. These include a contract amendment for a development project and a pump replacement project.
- Second Amendment to the Purchase and Development Agreement for 1016 S. State St. to extend completion deadline to June 30, 2023
- Replacement of Lockport Heights Submersible Pump #2 not to exceed $32,086.00
City Council
The Lockport City Council will consider several items including a new small business grant program to offset economic hardships from the 2022 9th Street and State Street Streetscape Project. Other items include a new Class N liquor license for truck stops, an ordinance on address numbering, and a grant agreement for pedestrian safety improvements on 167th Street. The meeting also includes a consent agenda with routine items and an executive session for personnel and legal matters.
- Small Business Streetscape Impact Grant Program (Ordinance 22-021) to offset economic hardships from 2022 9th Street and State Street Streetscape Project
- Ordinance 22-020 creating Class N liquor license for packaged sale of beer and wine at truck stops
- Ordinance 22-018 amending address numbering requirements on buildings and tenant spaces
- Resolution 22-081 authorizing ITEP grant agreement with IDOT for 167th Street Pedestrian Safety Improvements Project
- Resolution 22-080 accepting Canon copier lease agreement for 42 months
Plan & Zoning Commission
The Plan & Zoning Commission will review a concept plan for a Gas N Wash gas station and car wash at the southwest corner of 143rd Street and Gougar Road. The meeting includes approval of previous minutes and public hearings.
- Concept plan for a Gas N Wash gas station and car wash at southwest corner of 143rd Street & Gougar Road
- Approval of August 9, 2022 meeting minutes
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will discuss several items for potential action at the next City Council meeting, including ordinances to create a new Class N liquor license and to amend address number requirements. Also on the agenda are a Canon copy machine lease agreement, an investment authorization with PFM Asset Management, a small business streetscape grant program, and a pedestrian safety grant agreement with IDOT.
- Ordinance 22-020 creating Class N liquor license
- Ordinance 22-018 amending address number size and location rules
- Canon copy machine lease agreement
- Investment authorization with PFM Asset Management LLC/Illinois Trust
- ITEP grant agreement for 167th Street pedestrian safety improvements
City Council
The City Council will consider several infrastructure awards, including a $615,000 construction project and a $285,487 storm water program. The agenda also includes a request to rezone property at 16936 W. Bruce Road and the disposal of surplus police vehicles.
- Award Chevron Building Rehabilitation Project to CORE Construction up to $615,000.00
- Award 2022 Storm Water Program to Conley Excavating, Inc. for $285,487.00
- Rezoning of 16936 W. Bruce Road from Unincorporated Will County to City of Lockport
- Approval of quote up to $25,336.60 for STP Aeration Tanks replacement membranes and diffusers
- Resolution to declare Lockport Police Department vehicles as surplus items
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing items recommended for the next City Council meeting. These include a rezoning request for property near Bruce Road and a quote for wastewater treatment plant maintenance.
- Rezoning 16936 W. Bruce Road from Unincorporated Will County to City of Lockport A1 Agricultural District
- Request to declare Lockport Police Department vehicles as surplus items
- Environmental Dynamics International quote for STP aeration tanks replacement not-to-exceed $25,336.60
City Council
The City Council will consider several development plans, including a 27-unit townhome community and a self-storage facility. The meeting also includes votes on infrastructure upgrades for wells and a major sanitary pumping station project.
- Awarding Briggs Street Sanitary Pumping Station Project to Integral Construction, Inc. for up to $5,138,200.00
- SCADA upgrades for Wells 10 and 11 via Concentric Integration for up to $82,500.00
- Reimbursement of $175,975 from TIF and Video Gaming Funds for elevator and fire work at 1000 S. State Street
- Rezoning Lot 6 at Lockport Square at Farrell to allow a self-storage facility
- Grant reimbursement of $5,836.50 for 829 S. State Street
Plan & Zoning Commission
The Plan & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request to rezone property owned by the Forest Preserve District of Will County, located north of Bruce Rd. and west of Farrell Rd., from the county's A1 Agricultural Zoning District to the City of Lockport's A1 Agricultural Zoning District. The agenda also includes approval of the previous meeting's minutes and routine reports.
- Public hearing on rezoning of Lambs Woods Forest Preserve property from Will County A1 Agricultural to City of Lockport A1 Agricultural
- Property location: north of Bruce Rd. and west of Farrell Rd.
- Applicant: Forest Preserve District of Will County
- Approval of July 12, 2022 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will consider several items including a new development plan for Silo Bend Phase 3 and an annexation agreement for Lambs Woods. The meeting also includes decisions on engineering services for the Briggs Street pumping station and sewage plant maintenance.
- Approval of Final Development Plan and Subdivision Plat for Silo Bend Phase 3
- Public hearing for the annexation of Lambs Woods north of Bruce Road and west of Farrell Road
- $439,147.30 task order to Thomas Engineering Group for Briggs Street pumping station services
- $51,173.00 contract for cathodic protection system at Bonnie Brae Sewage Treatment Plant
- Amendment to Economic Incentive Agreement with FCA Realty LLC to extend opening date to July 31, 2024
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing items to recommend for action at the next City Council meeting. These include three residential and commercial development plans and two grant reimbursements.
- Concept Plan for Flagstone Villas 27-unit residential townhome community (PZC Case #2022-008)
- Rezoning of Lot 6 at Lockport Square at Farrell for a self-storage facility (PZC Case #2022-010)
- Special Use Permit and Preliminary Plat for Oak Meadows residential community north of 151st Street (PZC Case #2022-009)
- Façade & Site Improvement Grant reimbursement requests for 829 S. State Street and 1000 S. State Street
- Concentric Integration proposal for SCADA upgrades for Wells 10 and 11 not to exceed $82,500.00
City Council
The City Council is deciding on several public works contracts for sidewalks, pavement marking, and bridge repair. The body is also considering a special use permit for a dog daycare and the purchase of four city vehicles.
- Special Use Permit for Wags to Riches doggy daycare at 842 N. State Street
- 2022 Sidewalk Program award to Globe Construction, Inc. for $114,850.04
- Bruce Road Bridge Repair Project award to Conley Excavating, Inc. for $99,540.00
- Purchase of three 2022 Ford F-250s and one 2021 Ford Expedition not to exceed $168,630.00
- Stormwater Project engineering services for Baxter & Woodman in the amount of $64,815.00
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing items for recommendation to the next City Council meeting. Discussions include infrastructure maintenance at the Bonnie Brae Sewage Treatment Plant and engineering services for Briggs Street.
- Annexation Agreement with Forest Preserve District of Will County for Lambs Woods
- Final Plat and Development Plan for Phase 3 of Silo Bend (PZC Case #2022-012)
- $51,173.00 quote for replacement cathodic protection at Bonnie Brae Sewage Treatment Plant
- $439,147.30 task order for Briggs Street Sanitary Pumping Station engineering services
Plan & Zoning Commission
The Plan & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings for two development projects. These include an amendment to a Planned Unit Development and a special use permit for a residential project.
- Amendment to Lockport Square at Farrell PUD to allow a Self-Storage Facility on Lot 6
- Special Use Permit for a Planned Residential Development north of 151st Street and west of I-355
- Preliminary Plat of Subdivision and Development Plan Review for the property north of 151st Street
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing items to be recommended for action at the next City Council meeting. These include a 2023 budget calendar and several service contracts. The body is also considering a special use permit for a business.
- Special Use Permit for Wags to Riches doggy daycare and training at 842 N. State Street
- Contract with ABC Mechanical for Police Department wastewater lift station repairs (not to exceed $27,000.00)
- Stormwater Project Design and Construction Engineering services ($64,815.00)
- Proposed permit fee schedule for overweight trucks and agreement with Oxcart Permit Systems, Inc.
- 2023 Budget Calendar
City Council
The Lockport City Council will consider adopting the Star Innovation District Master Plan, approving a final plat for Oak Creek Phase 3B, a special use permit for a carwash at 960 E. 9th Street, a concept plan for a 280-unit apartment complex (Springs Apartments), and a contract for police station renovations up to $50,000. Consent agenda items include approval of minutes, bills, and payroll.
- Adoption of the Star Innovation District Master Plan (Resolution No. 22-057)
- Final Plat of Subdivision and Final Development Plan for Oak Creek Phase 3B (Resolution No. 22-054)
- Special Use Permit for a carwash at 960 E. 9th Street (True Blue CarWash - Rainstorm CarWash) (Ordinance No. 22-012)
- Concept Plan for a 280-unit residential apartment community (Springs Apartments) (Resolution No. 22-056)
- Contract with CORE Construction to refinish walls and woodwork at Lockport Police Station, cost not-to-exceed $50,000 (Resolution No. 22-053)
Plan & Zoning Commission
The Lockport Plan & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a special use permit for a dog daycare and training facility at 842 N. State Street, and will discuss a concept plan for a residential townhome community. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and staff reports.
- Public hearing: Special Use Permit for a doggy daycare and training facility at 842 N. State Street
- New business: Concept Plan for a residential townhome community
- New business: Final Development Plan / Final Development Plat for Phase 3 of Silo Bend
Committee of the Whole
The Lockport Committee of the Whole will discuss and recommend items for the next city council meeting. Key items include a 280-unit apartment community (Springs Apartments), a special use permit for a car wash at 960 E. 9th Street, a final plat for Oak Creek Phase 3B, a contract for police station refinishing up to $50,000, and an update on stormwater management under the Water Resources Development Act. No final decisions will be made at this meeting.
- Contract with CORE Construction to refinish walls and woodwork at Lockport Police Station, cost not to exceed $50,000
- Final Plat of Subdivision and Final Development Plan Review for Oak Creek Phase 3B (PZC Case #2022-007)
- Special Use Permit for a car wash at 960 E. 9th Street (True Blue CarWash - Rainstorm CarWash) (PZC Case #2022-005)
- Concept Plan for a 280-unit residential apartment community (Springs Apartments) (PZC Case #2022-007)
- Update on Stormwater Management and Water Infrastructure under the Water Resources Development Act of 2022
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several items including street and sewer maintenance contracts, a water main replacement project, and updates to city codes. The agenda also includes approval of various administrative items and a grant agreement for a Route 66 sculpture.
- $396,500.00 for 16th & Madison Street Water Main Replacement & Roadway Reconstruction design
- $189,959.00 contract for the 2022 Sanitary Sewer Lining Program with National Power Rodding
- $74,800.00 contract for the 2022 Crack Filling Program with Denler, Inc.
- Ordinance No. 22-009 to update sidewalk cafe liability and address street obstructions
- Grant agreement for Route 66 Sculpture and Installation via Heritage Corridor Convention Bureau
Special Joint Plan & Zoning Commission & City Council Workshop
The City Council and Plan & Zoning Commission will hold a joint workshop to review the final master plan for the Lockport-Star Innovation District. The presentation of this plan will be conducted by Stantec.
- Review of Star Innovation District Final Master Plan presented by Stantec
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing items to be recommended for action at the next City Council meeting. These include code amendments, a grant agreement, and a construction contract.
- Design Engineering for 16th & Madison Street Water Main Replacement & Roadway Reconstruction Project with Chamlin & Associates for $347,500.00
- Pass-Through Grant Agreement with Heritage Corridor Convention and Visitor's Bureau for Route 66 Sculpture and Installation
- Amendment to Chapter 91 of City Codes regarding sidewalk cafe liability and removal of obstructions from public grounds
- Amendment to Section 153.20.060 of the Development Code regarding the Development Improvement Guarantee
City Council
The City Council will consider several consent agenda items and regular business. Key decisions include approving a $435,230 contract for three new generators at the Division Street Wastewater Treatment Plant, appointing two members to the Board of Police Commissioners, and a concept plan for modifications to Rose Lockport Center. A public hearing is scheduled for the first amendment to the annexation agreement for Rose Lockport Center.
- Approve $435,230 purchase and installation of three generators for Division Street WWTP from Elliott Electric, Inc.
- Appoint Jon Weis (1-year term) and Pete Colarelli (3-year term) to the Board of Police Commissioners.
- Approve recapture agreement with JP McMahon LLC for watermain extension on New Avenue and 135th Street.
- Concept plan for modifications to Rose Lockport Center on Farrell Rd. south of 159th St.
- Public hearing on first amendment to annexation agreement for Rose Lockport Center.
Plan & Zoning Commission
The Plan & Zoning Commission will consider the final development plan for Oak Creek Phase 3B and a concept plan for the 260-unit Springs Apartments. The meeting also includes a continuation of a special use permit request for a carwash at 960 E. 9th Street.
- Final Development Plan/Subdivision Plat for Oak Creek Phase 3B
- Concept Plan for 260-unit Springs Apartments residential community
- Special Use Permit for Rainstorm Carwash at 960 E. 9th Street
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing items for recommendation to the City Council. Discussions include a watermain reimbursement agreement and modifications to the Rose Lockport Center.
- Recapture Agreement for JP McMahon LLC regarding watermain extension reimbursement
- First Amendment to the Annexation Agreement for Rose Lockport Center (West of Farrell Rd. and 500' South of 159th St.)
- Concept Plan for future modifications to Rose Lockport Center (PZC Case #2022-003)
City Council
The City Council will consider updates to development and annexation impact fees through a resolution and ordinance amendment. The council will also review an intergovernmental agreement regarding cost reimbursement for resurfacing Farrell Road.
- Resolution and Ordinance No. 22-010 regarding updated impact fees for development and annexation
- Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) for reimbursement of 2022 Farrell Rd. resurfacing costs
- Appointment of Jon Weis to the Board of Police Commissioners (1-year term)
- Appointment of Pete Colarelli to the Board of Police Commissioners (3-year term)
- Resolution No. 22-044 regarding the denial of Officer Greg Grunder's Step 3 grievance appeal
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several development amendments, including a special use permit for a private school at 852 N. State St. The agenda also includes approving repair contracts for city wells and a roadway patching project.
- Repair of Well No. 12 by Water Well Solutions for $87,638.00
- Emergency repairs on Well No. 10 by Water Well Solutions for $62,763.00
- Awarding the 2022 Roadway Patching Project to McGill Construction for $74,875.00
- Special Use Permit for Lupine Montessori School at 852 N. State St.
- Façade & Site Improvement Grant reimbursement of $6,932.50 for 1111 E. 9th Street
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will consider several items to recommend for the next City Council meeting, including proposed changes to impact fees related to development and/or annexation, and an intergovernmental agreement with Lockport and Homer Township road districts for reimbursement of 2022 resurfacing costs on Farrell Rd. Also on the agenda are appointments to the Board of Police Commissioners and a request to declare items as surplus. The meeting includes public comment and liaison reports.
- Proposed changes to impact fees related to development and/or annexation (CED-1)
- IGA with Lockport and Homer Township road districts for reimbursement of 2022 Farrell Rd. resurfacing costs (PW-1)
- Appointment of Jon Weis to the Board of Police Commissioners (CA-1)
- Appointment of Pete Colarelli to the Board of Police Commissioners (CA-2)
- Request to declare items as surplus (PD-1)
Plan & Zoning Commission
The Plan & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on a variance to reduce the front yard setback at 527 Madison Street and on the renewal of a special use permit for a carwash at 960 E. 9th Street. They will also discuss a concept plan for an amendment to the Rose Lockport Center.
- Variance request (PZC 2022-006) to reduce front yard setback from 25' to 3' at 527 Madison Street for a roof extension
- Renewal of Special Use Permit (PZC 2022-005) for TruBlue Carwash at 960 E. 9th Street
- Concept plan discussion (PZC 2022-003) for future amendment to Rose Lockport Center
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing items to be recommended for action at the next City Council meeting. These include infrastructure repairs, commercial development amendments, and an intergovernmental agreement for school resource officers.
- Purchase of three generators for Division Street Wastewater Treatment Plant from Elliott Electric, Inc. for $435,230.00
- Water well repairs by Water Well Solutions for Well No.12 ($87,638.00) and Well No.10 ($62,763.00)
- Development plans for Wendy’s Restaurant and Noodles & Company at Lockport Square
- Special Use Permit for Lupine Montessori School Satellite at 852 N. State St.
- Intergovernmental Agreement with Lockport Township High School District 205 for two school resource officers
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing items for future City Council action, including a lease transfer for I&M Canal property and professional service agreements. The committee will also discuss impact fee updates and emergency vehicle preemption device installations.
- $60,000 agreement with EPI for environmental assessments at 1728 S. State Street and 1801-1821 S. State Street
- $86,798 installation of emergency vehicle preemption devices at four intersections
- Lease transfer from Lockport Township Park District to the City for IDNR property along the I&M Canal
- Review and update of impact fees
- Reappointments to the Police Pension Board and International Code Council Board of Appeals
Special Plan & Zoning Commission
The Plan & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on PZC 2022-001, which includes amendments to the Lockport Square Planned Commercial Development and preliminary subdivision plat, plus final development plan review for a standalone commercial building with a drive-thru and a multi-tenant building. The proposal involves a Wendy's restaurant and a Noodles & Co. on Lots 9B and 9C of Lockport Square Fourth Resubdivision.
- Public hearing on amendment to Lockport Square Planned Commercial Development
- Final development plan review for a standalone commercial building with drive-thru (Wendy's)
- Final development plan review for a multi-tenant commercial building (Noodles & Co.)
- Review of Wendy's building elevations and Noodles signage
- Amendment to preliminary subdivision plat for Lockport Square Fourth Resubdivision Lots 9A
Plan & Zoning Commission
The Plan & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a special use permit for a private school. The request concerns the Lupine Montessori School Satellite at the Lockport Promenade Center.
- Public hearing for PZC 2022-002: Special Use Permit for Lupine Montessori School at 852 N. State Street
Plan & Zoning Commission
The Plan & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a development in Lockport Square. The body will consider an amendment to the Planned Unit Development to allow for a self-storage facility and a monument sign.
- Amendment to the Planned Unit Development of Lockport Square for a self-storage facility
- Request for an additional monument sign in Lockport Square
- Review of Preliminary Development Plan and Final Development Plan for Lot 18
Plan & Zoning Commission
The Plan & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a special use permit for a carpentry business. The body will also review a final development plan for a gas station.
- Special Use Permit for D&J Elite Carpentry at 842 N. State Street
- Final Development Plan Review for Thornton's Gas Station at 159th Street and Gougar Road