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City of Benton City Council met March 11

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City of Benton City Council met March 11.

Here is the minutes provided by the council:

Mayor Kondritz Called The Meeting To Order. Those Present Were Commissioner Miller, Commissioner Storey, Commissioner Wyant, Commissioner Baumgarte And Mayor Kondritz.

Commissioner Miller Made A Motion To Approve Minutes Of The February 26, 2019 City Council Meeting. Second By Commissioner Wyant. Vote Was Taken. Yeas: 4. Commissioner Miller, Commissioner Storey, Commissioner Wyant, And Mayor Kondritz. Nays: 0. Commissioner Baumgarte Abstained.

Commissioner Miller Made A Motion To Approve Minutes Of The March 1, 2019 Special Called City Council Meeting. Second By Commissioner Wyant. Vote Was Taken. Yeas: 4. Commissioner Miller, Commissioner Storey, Commissioner Wyant, And Mayor Kondritz. Nays: 0. Commissioner Baumgarte Abstained.

Commissioner Baumgarte Stated He Had No Business.

Commissioner Wyant Stated He Had No Business.

Commissioner Storey Stated That He Would Like To Discuss Item (B) Discussion And/Or Approval Of Possible Discipline Of Specific Full-Time Fire Department Employee, In Executive Session.

Commissioner Storey Made A Motion To Approve Resolution #19-02 Closing Roads For The Rend Lake Water Festival Parade On May 4, 2019 From 8:45 A.M. To 12:00 P.M. Second By Commissioner Baumgarte. Vote Was Taken. Yeas: 5. Commissioner Miller, Commissioner Storey, Commissioner Wyant, Commissioner Baumgarte, And Mayor Kondritz. Nays: 0.

Commissioner Miller Made A Motion To Approve Bills To Be Paid On March 11, 2019 In The Amount Of $313,491.43. Second By Commissioner Storey. Vote Was Taken. Yeas: 5. Commissioner Miller, Commissioner Storey, Commissioner Wyant, Commissioner Baumgarte, And Mayor Kondritz. Nays: 0.

Commissioner Miller Made A Motion To Approve Payroll Payable For March 11, 2019 From The General Fund In The Amount Of $63,915.44, Water And Sewer In The Amount Of $27,160.81, And Auxiliary Police In The Amount Of $2,298.76 For A Total Payroll Of $93,375.01. Second By Commissioner Baumgarte. Vote Was Taken. Yeas: 5. Commissioner Miller, Commissioner Storey, Commissioner Wyant, Commissioner Baumgarte, And Mayor Kondritz. Nays: 0.

Commissioner Miller Made A Motion To Approve Sewer Adjustments For Carlos D. Woody Of 613 South Mcleansboro, Elmer Reed Of 401 South Wilson, And Steven Lampley Of 207 East Plum As They Meet All The Criteria Set Forth In The Ordinance. Second By Commissioner Baumgarte. Vote Was Taken. Yeas: 5. Commissioner Miller, Commissioner Storey, Commissioner Wyant, Commissioner Baumgarte, And Mayor Kondritz. Nays: 0.

Commissioner Miller Made A Motion To Approve Directing Attorney Malkovich To Prepare A Resolution To Transfer $200,000.00 From Capital Improvements To The I-57 Interchange Fund. Second By Commissioner Storey. Vote Was Taken. Yeas: 5. Commissioner Miller, Commissioner Storey, Commissioner Wyant, Commissioner Baumgarte, And Mayor Kondritz. Nays: 0.

Commissioner Miller Made A Motion To Approve Ordinance #19-06 Establishing An Administrative Procedure For Assessing And Determining Claims Under Pseba. Second By Commissioner Storey. Vote Was Taken. Yeas: 5. Commissioner Miller, Commissioner Storey, Commissioner Wyant, And Mayor Kondritz. Nays: 0.

Mayor Kondritz Asked For A Motion To Approve The Zoning And Planning Commission Annual Report. Commissioner Miller Made A Motion To Approve The Benton Zoning And Planning Commission Annual Report. Second By Commissioner Wyant. Vote Was Taken. Yeas: 5. Commissioner Miller, Commissioner Storey, Commissioner Wyant, Commissioner Baumgarte, And Mayor Kondritz. Nays: 0.

Mayor Kondritz Stated That He Would Like To Table Item (C) Discussion And/Or Approval Of Benton Zoning And Planning Commission Appointments. Commissioner Wyant Made A Motion To Approve Tabling The Benton Zoning And Planning Commissioner Appointments. Second By Commissioner Storey. Vote Was Taken. Yeas: 5. Commissioner Miller, Commissioner Storey, Commissioner Wyant, Commissioner Baumgarte, And Mayor Kondritz. Nays: 0.

No Miscellaneous Business.

No Old Business.

No New Business.

In Matters From The Public Audience, Tom Carter Asked If The Council Was Adopting The Federal Or State Recommendations For Pseba. Commissioner Miller Stated That The Council Is Adopting The Illinois Municipal League Recommended Version Of The Ordinance. Loren Owens Spoke To The Council And Stated That He Is In The Process Of Making A Movie About His Troubles With Alcohol And Drugs.

Commissioner Storey Made A Motion To Go Into Executive Session For Item (C) Discussion Of Possible Appointment, Employment, Compensation, Discipline, Performance, Or Dismissal Of Specific Employees Of The Public Body Or Legal Counsel For The Public Body, Including Hearing Testimony On A Com0plaint Lodged Against An Employee Of The Public Body Or Against Legal Counsel For The Public Body To Determine Its Validity. Second By Commissioner Wyant.

6:15 P.M.

Commissioner Storey Made A Motion To Suspend Fire Chief Shane Cockrum For 30 Days, March 11, 2019 Through April 11, 2019. Mr. Cockrum Will Return To Work On April 12, 2019 If Able To Perform The Essential Job Duties Of The Fire Chief. Second By Commissioner Baumgarte. Vote Was Taken. Yeas: 5. Commissioner Miller, Commissioner Storey, Commissioner Wyant, Commissioner Baumgarte, And Mayor Kondritz. Nays: 0.

Commissioner Storey Made A Motion To Return To Regular Session. Second By Commissioner Storey. Vote Was Taken. Yeas: 5. Commissioner Miller, Commissioner Storey, Commissioner Wyant, Commissioner Baumgarte, And Mayor Kondritz. Nays: 0.

6:40 P.M.

Commissioner Wyant Made A Motion To Adjourn. Second By Commissioner Miller. Vote Was Taken. Yeas: 5. Commissioner Miller, Commissioner Storey, Commissioner Wyant, Commissioner Baumgarte, And Mayor Kondritz. Nays: 0.

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