REPORT OF CITY ATTORNEY/ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
MINUTES OF A PLAN COMMISSION HEARING HELD ON OCTOBER 29, 2014 CONCERNING THE
PETITION OF EOG RESOURCES, INC. REQUESTING A SPECIAL USE FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT
3024 E. 103RD ROAD, PERU, IL
AN ORDINANCE GRANTING A SPECIAL USE AS SOUGHT BY THE PETITION OF EOG RESOURCES,
INC. CONCERNING PROPERTY LOCATED AT 3025 E. 103RD ROAD, PERU, IL
MINUTES OF A JOINT PLAN COMMISSION AND ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS HEARING HELD ON
OCTOBER 29, 2014 CONCERNING THE PETITION OF THE HOLISTIC COMPANY, LLC d/b/a EVE’S
APOTHECARY CONCERNING PROPERTY LOCATED AT 803-809 21ST STREET, PERU, IL
AN ORDINANCE GRANTING A TEXT AMENDMENT TO THE ZONING BOARD ORDINANCE AS SOUGHT
BY THE PETITION OF THE HOLISTIC COMPANY, LLC D/B/A EVE’S APOTHECARY CONCERNING
PROPERTY LOCATED AT 803-809 21ST STREET, PERU, IL
AN ORDINANCE GRANTING SPECIAL USE FOR MEDICAL MARIJUANA DISPENSARY FOR PROPERTY
LOCATED AT 803-809 21ST STREET, PERU, IL
RESOLUTION TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH NCICG FOR APPLICATION, ADMINISTRATION
AND COORDINATION SERVICES IN THE AMOUNT OF $2,500 FOR AN ILLINOIS BOND FUND GRANT
ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF PERU (WATER MAIN CONSTRUCTION)
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CHECK SIGNING FOR AN ILLINOIS BOND FUND GRANT PROJECT
24 comments:
should say on agenda for possible vote. To say they are being passed is misleading as there has to be a first a second and majority vote to pass so your suggestion they will pass or to say they will fail is premature
Anon 7:22 AM
You are gifted with being very astute and i agree with you. Never the less if you were a betting individual where would you lay your money - aye or nay. This is such a sure bet that the city attorney will not speak into the mic. and most likely will not turn it on as he mumbles through.
These things don't show up on the agenda unless it is known they will pass. That is how it is done in Peru.
Does anyone know if they can discuss the location of the proposed marijuana dispensary in "closed session"?
Sure they can discuss the location of the proposed medical marijuana dispensary in "closed session".
They can discuss anything they want as long as they can hold back the minutes of the "closed session" until all they discussed has been acted upon and it is to late to do anything about it.
Now if you are asking if it is legal to discuss this subject in closed session you would have to ask a lawyer. But choose your lawyer carefully I know some I would ask but I know others who I wouldn't ask.
all discussions in closed session must meet the requirements of the open meetings act. They cannot deviate from the specific exemption that they used to go into closed session. The attorney generals web page has information about subjects that can be discussed in closed session.
I see that Dixon will be voting tomorrow on adopting the managerial form of government - the official one, not just hiring a manager.
Hooray and Huzzah! The NT is reporting that our council has given a special use permit to EOG to develop a sand terminal! This is a good day for Peru and the Illinois Valley.
5:221 am, Huzzah? If you are serious, and I really don't know if you are being sarcastic. But, if you are serious please read on.
Good day for who? You must be an insider or at least one of the dim-witted cheerleaders for Good ol' Peru. The Peru council showed once again that they have no clue of what their duties and responsibilities are to the people they represent. This whole situation was released to the public less than 10 days ago. The Planning and Zoning meeting was the first time the issue was allowed to see the light of day. The general public was never informed of or provided adequate opportunity to participate. This is all deliberately designed by Harl to limit the public's input. This administration has no intention of ever allowing its citizens to become informed of an important issue before it has beeen discussed and decided upon outside of any public meeting and until they can finalize it all at their regularly scheduled Closed Sessions. Harl and the majority of aldermen are proving with each and every important issue that they have no intention of being "inconvenienced or delayed" in deciding any issue by the citizens they have such disregard for. They are laughing and back-lapping amongst themselves at the bar after each and every meeting when they have rammed something through before the public even knows what the hell hit them. It's obvious that they are growing more and more comfortable operating a "Closed Government". I suggest we refer to the ever-increasing number of backroom Closed meetings as the committee "Meetings in the Hole". The more they do it, the easier it becomes for them. The easier it becomes, the more they will do it. That is lazy government, by lazy elected officials cheating the public on a regularly scheduled basis. Welcome to Peru EOG. You will get whatever you ask for so long as you observe one simple rule. Remember, everything is a secret until it's time for us to vote on it. The good folks of Peru who pay for everything we do are on a "NEED TO KNOW BASIS" only.
The ends justify the means. Think of all the children that will be fed from the money paid to their parents that will have good jobs.
11:24 A.M.
Easy 10 employees plus 12 truck drivers and average that out at 2 per family so payment 44 and if none are with children it would be zero.
So you are saying that those 22 people don't deserve to work?
3:46 PM
Nobody is saying anything like that. A question is asked how many jobs, it is answered using the news trib. article as the source of the information and some of you are turning into an issue. Read carefully, it is information, that is all. Don't twist it around.
Anon 3:46 Recognize your last comment you made at 3:44 PM in the next blog subject made by the administrator.
Has it been a slow day at city hall that you have enough time to comment on the blog during time on the clock or don't you have a time clock?
The only thing you have proved is that your not a 110% robot will watch for you at 3:44 PM.
I don't work for the city and I was on the east coast at the time- just like now.
Truck driving jobs are high in demand. Just look at help wanted ads in all newspapers. So saying 12 truck drivers is quite funny. Pay scale not so high, and who is to say those truck drivers will be local people? How about a company with 100+ jobs, thatigjt make an impact.
4;09 If you have a company with 100 jobs, please let them know that the area needs jobs. Otherwise we will take 10-20 jobs at a time. Do you know that most employers don't hire 100 at one time? Westclox won't reopen and if a warehouse came into town to employ 100-150, could we fill those positions?
Anon 5:05 PM Quit dealing with these chump numbers, 10-20 jobs at a time, or most employers don't hire 100 at a time. Westclox hasn't been open since the 80's and you still are using this outdated example. Update and get with it 5:05 it hasn't been more than 4 years ago that a corporation inquiring about locating in Peru with a start-up of 300 to 400 jobs got no further than a phone call because it was non union.
A lot of ordinances. How much does the City Attorney get paid for having a clerk write each one?
6:31 your on Fantasy Island with a company of 300-400 jobs. Please tell us which company and who answered the phone? There are plenty of employers that are non-union. You have been sitting at the coffee shop too long. Nobody is coming to open up a plant with 300-400 jobs in Peru, Illinois or the USA! No more clocks to make, no more companies employee that many to make anything. Service is the field not big manufacturing centers. I encourage you to watch at least one financial news program and you will get the hint. Next time Otis tells you that a company called and your city isn't interested ask Otis to take a drug test.
Otis is not the city's CEO's first nor last name.
Anon 3:14 PM
Not all have your business knowledge or make believe ability. Perhaps you would like to pinpoint exactly where 6:31 mentions a big manufacturing center. Now put your private genie back in his bottle and answer with fact rather than fiction.
Speaking of drug test, are officials required to be screened for drug use?
Are officials required to be screened for drug use? Let's not be so silly. Officials make up the rules and believe they are above the standards they set for the common man.
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