BLOOMINGTON – The Bloomington City Council will meet in a regular session on Wednesday, December 1 at 6:30 p.m.
The meeting will be conducted electronically. The public may access the meeting at this link.
On the agenda
I. ROLL CALL
II. AGENDA SUMMATION
III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
− 13 January 2021 (Regular Session)
− 20 January 2021 (Regular Session)
− 03 February 2021 (Regular Session)
IV. REPORTS (A maximum of twenty minutes is set aside for each part of this section.)
A. Councilmembers
B. The Mayor and City Offices
C. Council Committees
D. Public*
V. APPOINTMENTS TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
VI. LEGISLATION FOR SECOND READINGS AND RESOLUTIONS
A. Appropriate Ordinance 21-05 – To Specially Appropriate from the General Fund, Public Safety LIT Fund, Solid Waste Fund, Cumulative Capital Development Fund, Food and Beverage Tax Fund, Motor Vehicle Highway Fund, Parks and Recreation General Fund, Police Pension Fund, Alternative Transportation Fund, and the Rental Inspection Program Fund Expenditures Not Otherwise Appropriated and to Appropriate the Proceeds of the Solar Refunding Bonds of 2021 (Appropriating Various Transfers of Funds Within the General Fund, Public Safety LIT Fund, Parks & Recreation General Fund, Alternative Transportation Fund, Cumulative Capital Development Fund, Police Pension Fund, and Appropriating Additional Funds from the General Fund, Food and Beverage Tax, Rental Inspection Fund, Motor Vehicle Highway, Solid Waste Fund, and the Proceeds from the Solar Refunding Bonds of 2021) Committee of the Whole Recommendation (17 Nov. 2021) – Do Pass: 8-0-0
B. Ordinance 21-45 – To Amend Title 7 of the Bloomington Municipal Code Entitled “Animals” – Re: Amending Chapter 7.01 (Definitions); Chapter 7.16 (Commercial Animal Establishment Permits); Chapter 7.54 (Fees); and Chapter 7.56 (Enforcement Procedure) Committee of the Whole Recommendation (17 Nov. 2021) – Do Pass: 7-0-2
VII. LEGISLATION FOR FIRST READINGS
A. Ordinance 21-46 – To Amend Title 8 of the Bloomington Municipal Code, Entitled “Historic Preservation and Protection” to Establish a Historic District – Re: the James Faris House Historic District (William Bianco, Owner, And Petitioner)
B. Resolution 21-36 – A Resolution Supporting the Establishment of a Sibling City Relationship with the City of Palo Alto, California
VIII. ADDITIONAL PUBLIC COMMENT* (A maximum of twenty-five minutes is set aside for this section.)
IX. COUNCIL SCHEDULE
A. Common Council Annual Schedule for 2022
X. ADJOURNMENT
*Members of the public may speak on matters of community concern not listed on the agenda at one of the two public comment opportunities. Citizens may speak at one of these periods, but not both. Speakers are allowed five minutes; this time allotment may be reduced by the presiding officer if numerous people wish to speak.
