Pontiac City Council to weigh TIF deal, $1.2M in bills after quiet weeks for other boards
No binding decisions emerged from recent Pontiac board and committee meetings, but the City Council is poised Monday to consider a tax-increment financing redevelopment agreement and approve more than $1.2 million in city bills.
Recent meetings
The Pontiac Public Library Board of Trustees’ management committee met June 30 to review three personnel policies—attendance, unpaid leave, and personal cell phone use—before moving into a closed executive session for unspecified personnel matters. Minutes have not yet been published, so no final action is known.
On July 1, the Infrastructure Committee heard progress updates on the city’s streetscape project and the Illinois Transportation Enhancement Program. No ordinances or contracts were scheduled for a vote.
Also July 1, the Public Properties and Utilities Committee discussed a city sewer billing adjustment policy, reviewed seating options for HRS Park, and considered the potential disposition of property at 222 E Timber St. The committee was authorized to take action, but meeting minutes are unavailable.
Coming up
The Pontiac City Council meets Monday, July 6, with a significant financial agenda. Items include:
- Payment of bills totaling $1,227,754.07
- A TIF redevelopment agreement for Salguero at 220 W Madison St
- A mural agreement for The General Store
- Amendments to residential roofing grants for Summers, Reiners, and Frizzell
- An executive session on salary schedule amendments
The meeting is open to the public. Start time and location appear in the city’s official notice.
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