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CITY COUNCIL ACTIONS
City Council
Monday, July 27, 2026
Lorraine H. Morton City Hall, James C. Lytle City Council Chambers, 909 Davis Street
3:15 PM
Absent:
Motions resulting from City Council - Jul 27 2026
Item Item Description Motion Disposition
A1. Approval of virtual participation for
Councilmembers Burns, Davis, Rogers,
and Geracaris.
Motion to approve virtual participation for
Councilmembers Burns, Davis, Rogers, and
Geracaris under the Open Meetings Act allowable
provision.
Motion Passed – 5-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns Absent
Suffredin For
Davis Absent
Rodgers Absent
Geracaris Absent
A1. Motion for City Council to convene into
Executive Session to discuss agenda items
regarding litigation and workers'
Motion for City Council to convene into Executive
Session, pursuant to 5 ILCS 120/2, to discuss
agenda items regarding litigation and workers'
Motion Passed – 5-0
Kelly For
Harris For
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compensation. compensation.
These agenda items are permitted subjects to be
considered in executive session and are
enumerated exceptions under the Open Meetings
Act. Those exceptions are 5 ILCS 120/2C
sections 11 and 12.
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns Absent
Suffredin For
Davis Absent
Rodgers Absent
Geracaris Absent
A1. Motion to recess the meeting until 6:00 PM. Motion to recess the meeting until after the
Planning and Development meeting, which will
not be any earlier than 6:00 PM.
Motion Passed – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Absent
A1. Approval of Consent Agenda Approval of the consent agenda minus items A2,
A4, A5, A6, A7, A8, A14, A21, A22, A23, A24,
A26, P1, P2, P3, P4, HS1, and HS2.
Motion Passed – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Abstained
SP1. Resolution 157-R-26, Directing the City
Clerk to Submit a Public-Policy Question to
the Voters of the City of Evanston for the
November 3, 2026, General Election
Approval of Resolution 157-R-26, Directing the
City Clerk to Submit a Public-Policy Question to
the Voters of the City of Evanston for the
November 3, 2026, General Election.
– 4-4
Biss
Kelly For
Harris Against
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Iles Against
Nieuwsma Against
Burns Against
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Abstained
M1. Approval of the minutes of the regular
Council meeting of July 13, 2026.
Motion to approve the Consent Agenda. Motion Passed on
Consent Agenda – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Abstained
A1. Resolution 180-R-26, Approval of the City
of Evanston Payroll, Bills List, and Credit
Card
Approval of Resolution 180-R-26, the City of
Evanston’s payroll amounts for the pay period
from June 29, 2026, to July 12, 2026, for
$4,776,628.50. Additionally, the Bills List dated
July 28, 2026, totals $8,648,557.73; the credit
card activity for the period ending May 26, 2026,
totals $228,525.92
Motion Passed on
Consent Agenda – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Abstained
A2. Resolution 181-R-26, Approval of BMO
Harris Amazon Credit Card Activity
Approval of Resolution 181-R-26, the City of
Evanston's BMO Harris Amazon Credit Card
Activity, totaling $9,745.94 for the period ending
Motion Passed – 8-0
Kelly For
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May 26, 2025. Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin Abstained
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris For
A3. Resolution 137-R-26, Approval of the
Replacement of 72 Boiler Tubes at the
Municipal Service Center
Approval of Resolution 137-R-26, approving the
City Manager to enter into an agreement with
Nolan Boiler & Tank Service Inc. (8531 S.
Vincennes, Chicago, IL 60620-1929) for the
replacement of the 72 Boiler Tubes at the
Municipal Service Center located at 2020 Asbury
Avenue, Evanston, IL 60201. A single-source
purchase and bid waiver requires a two-thirds
vote of the City Council.
Motion Passed on
Consent Agenda – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Abstained
A4. Resolution 141-R-26, Approving Levy
Premium Foodservice Limited Partnership's
Class N-3 (University Entertainment
Venue, Large) Liquor License for Ryan
Field, 1501 Central Street
Approval of Resolution 141-R-26, which approves
Levy Premium Foodservice Limited Partnership's
Class N-3 liquor license application for Ryan
Field, located at 1501 Central Street.
A4. Resolution 141-R-26, Approving Levy
Premium Foodservice Limited Partnership's
Class N-3 (University Entertainment
Venue, Large) Liquor License for Ryan
Field, 1501 Central Street
Motion to move items A4-A7 Motion Passed – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
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Rodgers For
Geracaris Abstained
A4. Resolution 141-R-26, Approving Levy
Premium Foodservice Limited Partnership's
Class N-3 (University Entertainment
Venue, Large) Liquor License for Ryan
Field, 1501 Central Street
Motion to reconsider Motion to Reconsider
Passed – 7-1
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma Against
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Absent
A4. Resolution 141-R-26, Approving Levy
Premium Foodservice Limited Partnership's
Class N-3 (University Entertainment
Venue, Large) Liquor License for Ryan
Field, 1501 Central Street
Motion to amend the N3 license to be 60 minutes
instead of 30
A4. Resolution 141-R-26, Approving Levy
Premium Foodservice Limited Partnership's
Class N-3 (University Entertainment
Venue, Large) Liquor License for Ryan
Field, 1501 Central Street
Motion to re-move items A4-A7 Motion Passed – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Absent
A5. Resolution 142-R-26, Approving Best of
Chicago and Evanston LLC's Class C
(Restaurant) Liquor License for
Northwestern Club Banquet Hall, 1501
Approval of Resolution 142-R-26, which approves
Best of Chicago and Evanston LLC's Class C
liquor license application for Northwestern Club
Banquet Hall, located at 1501 Central Street.
Motion Passed – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
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Central Street Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Absent
A6. Resolution 143-R-26, Approving Best of
Chicago and Evanston LLC's Class C
(Restaurant) Liquor License for Field Club
Banquet Hall, 1501 Central Street
Approval of Resolution 143-R-26, which approves
Best of Chicago and Evanston LLC's Class C
liquor license application for Field Club Banquet
Hall, located at 1501 Central Street.
Motion Passed – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Absent
A7. Resolution 144-R-26, Approving Best of
Chicago and Evanston LLC's Class C
(Restaurant) Liquor License for East Club
Banquet Hall, 1501 Central Street
Approval of Resolution 144-R-26, which approves
Best of Chicago and Evanston LLC's Class C
liquor license application for East Club Banquet
Hall, located at 1501 Central Street.
Motion Passed – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Absent
A8. Resolution 159-R-26, Authorizing the City
Manager to Execute an Agreement with
Capitol Cement Company, Inc. for the 2026
CDBG Sidewalk Improvements and Gap
Infills (Bid 26-26)
Approval of Resolution 159-R-26, authorizing the
City Manager to execute an agreement with
Capitol Cement Company, Inc. (6231 N. Pulaski
Road, Chicago, IL 60646) for the 2026 CDBG
Sidewalk Improvements and Gap Infills (Bid 26-
26) in the amount of $531,347.00.
Motion Passed – 9-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
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Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris For
A9. Resolution 160-R-26, Approval of Annual
Membership Dues to the Northwest
Municipal Conference for 2026-2027
Approval of Resolution 160-R-26, renewing the
City’s annual membership dues for the 2026-2027
fiscal year to the Northwest Municipal Conference
(1600 East Gold Road, Ste. 0770, Des Plaines, IL
60016) in the amount of $25,528.00.
Motion Passed on
Consent Agenda – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Abstained
A10. Resolution 161-R-26, Approval to Purchase
Fuel from Al Warren Oil Company, Inc. for
One Year
Approval of Resolution 161-R-26, fuel purchases
for July 6, 2026, through July 5, 2027, in the
amount not to exceed $900,000 from Al Warren
Oil Co., Inc. (1646 Summer Street, Hammond, IN
46320). The vendor is the current Suburban
Purchasing Cooperative (SPC) Governing Board
Bid winner for all grades and types of fuel used by
City vehicles during this period.
Motion Passed on
Consent Agenda – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Abstained
A11. Resolution 162-R-26, Approval of Single-
Source One-Year Renewal of Laserfiche
Document Management Software
Licensing and Support with MCCi, LLC.
Approval of Resolution 162-R-26, approval for the
single-source purchase to renew Laserfiche
software licensing and support from MCCi (P.O.
Box 790379, St. Louis, MO 63179) in the amount
of $44,491.36. A single-source purchase requires
Motion Passed on
Consent Agenda – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
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a two-thirds vote of the City Council. Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Abstained
A12. Resolution 163-R-26, Approval of Change
Order No. 2 with Invoice Cloud for the
Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) Electronic
Bill Presentment and Payment Platform
Approval of Resolution 163-R-26, authorizing the
City Manager to execute Change Order No. 2 with
Invoice Cloud (30 Braintree Hill Office Park, Suite
303, Braintree, MA 02184) for the Software-as-a-
Service (SaaS) Electronic Bill Presentment and
Payment Platform (EBPP) in the amount of
$21,000.00. Approval of this change order will
increase the total contract amount from
$229,833.00 to $250,833.00.
Motion Passed on
Consent Agenda – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Abstained
A13. Resolution 164-R-26, Approval of Change
Order No. 1, FY 2026 Estimated Annual
User Charge with the Metropolitan Water
Reclamation District of Greater Chicago
(MWRDGC) for Disposal of Sludge
Generated as Part of the Water Treatment
Process
Approval of Resolution 164-R-26, authorizing the
City Manager to approve Change Order No. 1 to
the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District
(MWRD) Annual User Charge in the amount of
$187,778.80, increasing the previously approved
authorization from $302,298.56 to a revised total
contract amount of $490,077.36.
Motion Passed on
Consent Agenda – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Abstained
A14. Resolution 165-R-26, Approval of an
Intergovernmental Agreement Between the
City of Evanston and the Village of
Approval of Resolution 165-R-26, authorizing the
City Manager to execute an Intergovernmental
Agreement (IGA) with the Village of Wilmette to
Motion Passed – 9-0
Kelly For
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Wilmette to Update the 2004 Drinking
Water Interconnection Study
jointly procure engineering consulting services to
update the 2004 Evanston–Wilmette Water
Interconnection Study. The cost of the study will
be shared equally between the City of Evanston
and the Village of Wilmette, with each municipality
responsible for fifty percent (50%) of the total
project cost.
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris For
A15. Resolution 166-R-26, Approval of the
Replacement of 270 Boiler Tubes at the
Evanston Police/Fire Headquarters
Building
Approval of Resolution 166-R-26, authorizing the
City Manager to enter into an agreement with
Nolan Boiler & Tank Service Inc. (8531 S.
Vincennes, Chicago, IL 60620-1929) for the
replacement of the 270 Boiler Tubes at the
Evanston Police/Fire Headquarters building
located at 1454 Elmwood, Evanston, IL 60201. A
single-source purchase and bid waiver requires a
two-thirds vote of the City Council.
Motion Passed on
Consent Agenda – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Abstained
A16. Resolution 167-R-26, Approval of Change
Order No. 6 to the agreement with CDM
Smith Inc. for the Corrosion Control Study
(RFP 21-26)
Approval of Resolution 167-R-26, authorizing the
City Manager to execute Change Order No. 6 to
the agreement with CDM Smith Inc. for the
Corrosion Control Study (RFP 21-26). Change
Order No. 6 does not increase the current
contract amount of $1,219,000.00 but extends the
contract completion date from April 30, 2026, to
January 31, 2028, a total extension of 641
calendar days.
Motion Passed on
Consent Agenda – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Abstained
A17. Resolution 169-R-26: Approval of the Approval of Resolution 169-R-26, approving the Motion Passed on
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Foster School Grand Opening Event Foster School Grand Opening Event. Consent Agenda – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Abstained
A18. Resolution 170-R-26, Approval of Single-
Source Purchase Orders for Specialty Door
Repair and Replacement Services with
Selected Companies
Approval of Resolution 170-R-26, authorizing the
City Manager to approve single source purchase
orders and a bid waiver in the not to exceed total
amount of $100,000 between US Door System
(2019 Corporate Lane, Suite 159, Naperville, IL),
DH Pace Company (1 E. North Ave, Glendale
Heights, IL), Anderson Lock (1590 Touhy, Elk
Grove, IL), Assa Abloy (1630 Jarvis Avenue, Elk
Grove Village, IL 60007) and Tee Jay Service
Company (958 Corporate Blvd, Aurora, IL) for
annual specialty door repairs and replacement at
various City own buildings. A single-source
purchase and bid waiver requires a two-thirds
vote of the City Council.
Motion Passed on
Consent Agenda – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Abstained
A19. Resolution 171-R-26, Approving the
Reallocation of up to $2.5M of ARPA
Funds from the McGaw YMCA Activity to
the Affordable Housing Construction and
Acquisition Activity
Approval to move up to $2.5M of the City’s State
and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF) from
the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) from the
McGaw YMCA Residence Renovation activity to
the Affordable Housing Construction and
Acquisition activity; and allocate the same amount
of funding from the City's Affordable Housing
Fund to the McGaw YMCA to rehabilitate the
Men’s Residence.
Motion Passed on
Consent Agenda – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
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Rodgers For
Geracaris Abstained
A20. Resolution 172-R-26, Approval of a Single-
Source Contract with Learn Spanish, LLC
for program and camp facilitation
Approval of Resolution 172-R-26 authorizing the
City Manager to approve a single-source
purchase order and a bid waiver in the not-to-
exceed amount of $74,046 to Learn Spanish, LLC
(929 Washington St. Apt. 305, Evanston, IL
60202) for the instruction of programs and camps.
A single-source purchase and bid waiver requires
a two-thirds vote of the City Council.
Motion Passed on
Consent Agenda – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Abstained
A21. Resolution 173-R-26, Approval of Single-
Source One-Year Renewal of Cisco
SmartNet Support from CDW
Approval of Resolution 173-R-26, for the single-
source renewal of Cisco SmartNet annual
licensing and software support from CDW (120 S.
Riverside, Chicago, IL 60606) in the amount of
$46,987.04. This agreement provides support for
the City’s essential enterprise computer
networking and information security systems. A
single-source purchase requires a two-thirds vote
of the City Council.
Motion Passed – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles Abstained
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris For
A21. Resolution 173-R-26, Approval of Single-
Source One-Year Renewal of Cisco
SmartNet Support from CDW
Motion to move items A21 and A22 together Motion Passed – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles Abstained
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
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Rodgers For
Geracaris For
A22. Resolution 174-R-26, Approval of Single-
Source One-Year Renewal of VMware
Broadcom Licensing and Support with
CDW Government, Inc.
Approval of Resolution 174-R-26, approval of a
single-source renewal of VMware Broadcom
annual licensing and support from CDW (120 S.
Riverside, Chicago, IL 60606) in the amount of
$65,437.26. A single-source purchase requires a
two-thirds vote of the City Council.
Motion Passed – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles Abstained
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris For
A23. Resolution 176-R-26, authorizing the City
Manager to execute a partnership
agreement with KaBOOM!, Inc. to renovate
the playground at Clyde Brummel Park
Approval of Resolution 176-R-26, authorizing the
City Manager to execute a partnership agreement
with KaBOOM!, Inc. to renovate the playground at
Clyde Brummel Park. This project leverages a
$200,000 private donation secured by KaBOOM!,
Inc. with a 100% cash match from the City’s
Capital Improvement Program (CIP). The project
features a fast-tracked timeline, with all work
slated for completion by the end of October 2026.
Motion Passed – 9-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris For
A23. Resolution 176-R-26, authorizing the City
Manager to execute a partnership
agreement with KaBOOM!, Inc. to renovate
the playground at Clyde Brummel Park
Motion to move A23 and A24 together Motion Passed – 9-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
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Geracaris For
A24. Resolution 177-R-26 Authorizing the City
Manager to Negotiate and Execute a
Purchase Agreement with Landscape
Structures, Incorporated to Purchase the
Playground Equipment for Clyde-Brummel
Park through the Cooperative Purchasing
Process
Approval of Resolution 177-R-26, authorizing the
City Manager to execute a contract for playground
equipment procurement with Landscape
Structures, Inc., through the Corporate
Purchasing Process, in an amount not to exceed
$200,000.
Motion Passed – 9-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris For
A25. Resolution 178-R-26, Approval of a
contract with Rain Drop Products, LLC for
the purchase of Splash Pad Equipment for
the 2026 James Park Playground and
Pathway Improvements Project
Approval of Resolution 178-R-26 authorizing the
City Manager to execute a contract with Rain
Drop Products, LLC (2121 Cottage Street,
Ashland, Ohio 44805) for the purchase of splash
pad equipment for the James Park Playground
and Pathway Improvement Project in the amount
of $34,837.05.
Motion Passed on
Consent Agenda – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Abstained
A26. Ordinance 53-R-26, Amending Evanston
City Code 10-4-5-2 "Parking Restrictions in
Residential Districts" to Add a Prohibition
on the Sale, Unauthorized Transfer, or
Advertising of One-Day Visitor Parking
Permits and Spaces
Approval of Ordinance 53-R-26, Amending
Evanston City Code 10-4-5-2 "Parking
Restrictions in Residential Districts" to Add a
Prohibition on the Sale, Unauthorized Transfer Or
Advertising of One-Day Visitor Parking Permits
and Spaces.
Motion Passed – 9-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
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Geracaris For
P1. Resolution 136-R-26, Authorizing the City
Manager to Execute an Agreement with
Code Studio for the Zoning Update (RFP
26-28)
Approval of Resolution 136-R-26, authorizing the
City Manager to Execute an Agreement with Code
Studio for the Zoning Update (RFP 26-26)
P1. Resolution 136-R-26, Authorizing the City
Manager to Execute an Agreement with
Code Studio for the Zoning Update (RFP
26-28)
Motion to hold
P1. Resolution 136-R-26, Authorizing the City
Manager to Execute an Agreement with
Code Studio for the Zoning Update (RFP
26-28)
Motion to overturn the hold – 5-4
Kelly Against
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin Against
Davis Against
Rodgers Against
Geracaris For
P2. Ordinance 54-O-26, Approving an
Amendment to the Three Crowns Park
Planned Development and Special Use at
2323 McDaniel Avenue, 2400 Colfax Place,
and 2320 Pioneer Road in the R4 General
Residential District
Approval of Ordinance 54-O-26, approval of the
application as amended, with proposed
modifications to the parking lot along McDaniel
Avenue and Colfax Street in the northwest corner
of the site.
Amended at Planning and Development to read:
The proposed parking lot located in the northwest
corner of the site along Colfax is conditionally
approved and shall not expire and shall run with
the land. The applicant shall not construct this
parking lot as shown on the development plan
unless the City Council formally enacts residential
Motion Passed As
Amended – 9-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris For
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parking restrictions within the adjacent blocks.
P3. Ordinance 55-O-26, Granting a Special
Use Permit for a Wholesale Goods
Establishment at 2312 Main Street in the
C1 Commercial District
Approval Ordinance 55-O-26, approving a Special
Use Permit for a Wholesale Goods Establishment
at 2312 Main Street. Councilmember Harris
recommends suspending the City Council rules
for introduction and action. This recommendation
was moved and passed.
– 3-5
Kelly Against
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma Against
Burns For
Suffredin Abstained
Davis Against
Rodgers Against
Geracaris Against
P3. Ordinance 55-O-26, Granting a Special
Use Permit for a Wholesale Goods
Establishment at 2312 Main Street in the
C1 Commercial District
Motion to suspend the rules and move P2 for
introduction and action.
Motion Passed – 7-2
Kelly Against
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis Against
Rodgers For
Geracaris For
P4. Ordinance 56-O-26, Approving a Text
Amendment Related to Temporary Uses
Approval of Ordinance 56-O-26, a Text
Amendment to the Zoning Ordinance, Title 6 of
the City Code, to establish a definition of
“Temporary” and amend the definition of “Use,
Temporary” (Section 6-18-3).
Motion Passed as
Amended – 5-4
Kelly Against
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin Against
Davis Against
Rodgers Against
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Geracaris For
P4. Ordinance 56-O-26, Approving a Text
Amendment Related to Temporary Uses
Motion to change the definition from 30 to 90 days.
Current Draft:
TEMPORARY: Any land use of a duration less than
thirty (30) days, unless otherwise included in
Temporary Uses listed in 6-4-8-3.
Proposed Change:
TEMPORARY: Any land use of a duration less than
ninety (90) days, unless otherwise included in
Temporary Uses listed in 6-4-8-3.
Motion Passed – 5-4
Kelly Against
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin Against
Davis Against
Rodgers Against
Geracaris For
HCDC1. Resolution 135-R-26 Approval of $200,000
of HOME Investment Partnerships Funding
for the Tenant-Based Rental Assistance
Program
Approval of Resolution 135-R-26, approval of
$200,000 of HOME Investment Partnership
funding for a new cohort of families in the Tenant-
Based Rental Assistance program.
Motion Passed on
Consent Agenda – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Abstained
HS1. Ordinance 34-O-26, Adding Title 3,
Chapter 36 to the City Code Concerning
the Regulation of Electronic Product
Promotion Sweepstakes Kiosks
Ordinance 34-O-26, Adding Title 3 Chapter 36 to
City Code Concerning the Regulation of
Electronic Product Promotion Sweepstakes
Kiosks
HS1. Ordinance 34-O-26, Adding Title 3,
Chapter 36 to the City Code Concerning
the Regulation of Electronic Product
Promotion Sweepstakes Kiosks
Re-move HS1 Motion Passed – 9-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
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Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris For
HS2. Ordinance 47-O-26, Enacting a New
Subsection 9-5-8-10 of the Evanston City
Code, "Prohibiting Electronic Product
Promotion Sweepstakes Kiosks”
Approval of Ordinance 47-O-26, Enacting a New
Subsection 9-5-8-10 of the Evanston City Code,
"Prohibiting Electronic Product Promotion
Sweepstakes Kiosks”
– 3-6
Kelly Against
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns Against
Suffredin Against
Davis Against
Rodgers Against
Geracaris Against
ED1. Resolution 182-R-26, Approval of Funding
for Chicago’s North Shore Convention and
Visitors Bureau (CNSCVB) - FY2027
The Economic Development Committee
recommends City Council approval of Resolution
182-R-26, Chicago’s North Shore Convention and
Visitors Bureau (CVB) annual funding in the
amount of $84,460 for a period commencing July
1, 2026, through June 30, 2027.
Motion Passed on
Consent Agenda – 8-0
Kelly For
Harris For
Iles For
Nieuwsma For
Burns For
Suffredin For
Davis For
Rodgers For
Geracaris Abstained
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