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Northpoint Development

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Joliet

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May 28, 2026

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Briefing

Apr 7, 2026

Joliet City Council approves multiple utility, public safety, and economic incentive actions; appoints Plan Commission member (Apr 7, 2026)

The City Council met April 7, 2026 in Council Chambers with Mayor Terry D'Arcy and all council members present. Council appointed Scott Hammac to the Plan Commission; approved a multi-item consent agenda including equipment purchases, consulting and construction contracts, and membership dues; authorized a $1,368,951.12 TIF draw for TIF District #7; approved contracts and amendments for excavation, water main design, sanitary lateral lining, storm sewer GIS mapping, and other utilities work; adopted a zoning reclassification for 717 Henderson Avenue; and adopted property tax incentive/abatement resolutions for HYUNDAI Translead, Inc. and Supermercados El Güero, Inc. Several intergovernmental and easement resolutions related to water main projects were also adopted.

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Briefing

Apr 6, 2026

Public Service Committee meeting summary

Committee unanimously recommended multiple infrastructure and utilities contracts, purchase orders, professional services agreements, contract amendments, change orders, and three easement-related resolutions for approval by the full City Council.

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Briefing

Apr 6, 2026

Joliet Pre-Council Meeting (April 6, 2026): Water‑main briefing, multiple contracts and incentives discussed; council entered closed session

Council received presentations on the Will County Governmental League and the 2026 Water Main Replacement Program. The agenda included numerous consent items and contract awards (infrastructure, tech, safety), ordinances on zoning and City Manager authority, and resolutions on tax incentives and water easements. A motion to enter closed session to discuss personnel, collective bargaining, land acquisition/conveyance, and pending or threatened litigation carried.

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Briefing

Oct 21, 2025

Council approves water/utilities contracts, retiree benefits, liquor license actions, and SSA tax levies

At the October 21, 2025 City Council meeting in Council Chambers, Joliet approved its consent agenda of contracts and purchases (including water metering, SCADA transfer, sanitary district mapping, traffic signal materials, and fuel tank removal), appointed Travis Brown to the Committee for Citizens with Disabilities, approved retiree medical/dental/vision options, issued one Class B liquor license and denied another, adopted tax levy ordinances for two Special Service Areas, and approved intergovernmental and grant-related resolutions for Southeast Joliet Sanitary District improvements. The meeting included public comments and manager/council updates on community events and a police promotion.

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Briefing

Oct 20, 2025

Pre-Council Meeting: Council moved to enter closed session; reviewed consent items including water system projects, contracts, licenses, and tax levies

The City of Joliet Pre-Council Meeting convened October 20, 2025 at 5:30 PM in City Hall Council Chambers. Attendance: Mayor Terry D'Arcy and six council members present; Councilman Joe Clement and Councilwoman Sherri Reardon absent. Council reviewed a consent agenda covering traffic signal materials, fuel/tank removal, engineering services for developments, streetscape change order, SCADA transfer, SE Joliet Sanitary District GIS mapping, water metering purchases, retiree benefits options, liquor license matters, SSA tax levies, and intergovernmental/subrecipient agreements for Southeast Joliet sanitary improvements. A motion to enter closed session to discuss personnel, collective bargaining, land acquisition/conveyance, and pending or threatened litigation carried.

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