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Nov 2, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Village Of Greenup Agenda
The agenda includes several key items such as the review of an economic development proposal, requests for alley closure, and updates on pending projects by consultants. The Board will consider reaffirming previous actions and appointing a new Village Board Trustee. Discussion items involve approvals for event-related road closures for a 5K run and a Christmas parade, insurance renewal and membership with the Illinois Municipal League, and an ordinance for a wholesale connection agreement. Additionally, the Board will address payments to the Greenup Area Fire Protection District, approve a project service agreement with The Farnsworth Group, discuss intergovernmental agreements, and authorize the purchase of new village banners.
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Village Of Greenup Water/Sewer Committee Water/Sewer Committee Meeting
The agenda for the meeting includes an opportunity for public comment and a discussion regarding the Main Street Sewer Improvement Project.
Oct 5, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Village Of Greenup Agenda
The agenda includes payment of bills and transfer of Electric Bond Funds. Discussion items cover an electric rate increase and the corresponding ordinance amendment, the approval of the 2024-2025 Compliance Review Report for Motor Fuel Tax funds, and the issuance of a Building Grant to Poncho's Pizza. Additionally, the meeting will address an ordinance amendment regarding liquor licenses, a review of the Gas Committee meeting, the purchase of a Vehicle Rotary Lift, payment of invoices to Farnsworth Group, and the progress of the Village Code Revision project.
Sep 19, 2026·Board meeting
Village of Greenup Gas Committee Committee Meeting Report
The committee reviewed the Gas Rate Study provided by USDI, analyzing operating revenues and expenses for fiscal years 2023 through 2025, which indicated a negative net income in all three years. Discussions focused on the fact that gas rates had not been adjusted since 2017 and current rates are not adequately covering gas costs, transportation, and overhead. The committee held an executive session to discuss an agreement or contract, noting that no action was taken, and concluded by recommending that the full Board review the provided rate study and residential impact documentation regarding potential future rate adjustments.
