Faye Hessenauer

This document outlines the City of Greenville's ADA Transition Plan, which details its commitment to complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act. The plan involves a comprehensive assessment of pedestrian facilities like sidewalks and curb ramps, and outlines strategies for improvement. Key components include designating an ADA Coordinator, providing public notice, establishing a grievance procedure, adopting design standards, conducting a self-evaluation, and allocating an annual budget for accessibility improvements, with a continuous focus on monitoring and updating progress.

The City Council meeting included a presentation by a State Representative recognizing the City's 200th anniversary. The council discussed and approved an ordinance amending the Municipal Code to increase the maximum horsepower for inboard/outboard engines on Governor Bond Lake. They also approved a 90-day extension for the NewWave CATV franchise agreement, and ordinances to add and relocate parking spaces for persons with disabilities. Additionally, the council accepted a bid to replace and repair valves at the water plant, discussed and approved the 2015 tax levy, and reviewed business for the Plan Commission. The council also discussed the Joint Review Board meeting for the TIF District, the acquisition of a property on South and Elm, and leaf vacuuming services. An executive session was held to discuss real estate, litigation, and personnel matters, followed by approval of salary adjustments for nonrepresented staff.

The council meeting included a presentation on character education, discussion and approval of various ordinances related to annexing multiple properties, and discussion regarding providing water and sewer utilities to residents. The council also discussed waiving meter and parts fees for annexed property owners, installing a water line along Ridge Avenue, and a water main along Forest Lane. Additionally, the council discussed health insurance options, the upcoming budget, and a special council meeting. The council also discussed traffic monitoring, a fiber broadband network, and a housing grant. Finally, the council discussed construction projects and a community project for the incoming freshman class.

The council addressed a request for a variance to exceed the maximum outbuilding size for a detached garage at 104 Quail Hollow Road, and also considered requests to rezone properties at 2200 Samuel W. Andrews Drive and 1720 E City Route 40 from Industrial Heavy to Industrial Light. Proposals for roadway striping were reviewed, and the council discussed sidewalk improvements, considering an alternative location due to safety concerns. The Health Department was suggested as a potential cost-share partner for sidewalk extension. An executive session was held to discuss real estate, personnel, and litigation matters.

The council meeting included discussions and actions on various topics, such as a TIF agreement with South Central FS for a chemical containment building, a resolution for an IDOT permit for water service, and an update on the city logo survey. The council also discussed amending the liquor control ordinance, a handicap parking space, asphalt repair on an IDOT roadway, an intergovernmental agreement with Kingsbury Park District, and the purchase of sewer plant control panels and pickup trucks. Additionally, they approved a Laborer's Local 773 union contract and moved to an executive session for real estate, litigation, and personnel matters.