Code Enforcement at Village of Swansea
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Administrative Assistant / Deputy Clerk
Building & Zoning Director
Chief of Police
Code Enforcement, Code Inspector
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The agenda focuses on conducting public hearings for three separate Special Use Permit requests. These include a proposal for a group home at 3837 N. Illinois, a used auto dealership located at 815 N. Belt W., and a business operation involving warehousing, storage, and wholesale at 4510 N. Illinois.
The board meeting covered several key administrative and operational topics. Discussions included the hiring of a new building inspector and the annual renewal of municipal insurance policies. Economic development matters included a change of use permit for a local property and an amendment to the video gaming ordinance for a gas station. The board also reviewed a grant application for a storm water conveyance project at Woodfield Lake Estates. Additionally, updates were provided regarding the open burning ordinance, the emergency procurement of actuators for the wastewater treatment plant, and the commencement of the annual tax levy process.
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The agenda covers committee meetings and a regular board meeting. Key topics include a request to hire a building and code inspector, a resolution regarding the acceptance of insurance proposals for liability and property coverage, a change of use request for a property, an ordinance amending video gaming regulations, an ordinance declaring surplus property and authorizing its sale, and a grant application for a homeowner stormwater conveyance system improvement.
The meeting included reports on the Police and Fire pension funds, noting strong funding levels and investment performance following consolidation. The board also reviewed financial reports for the general and sewer funds, identifying key drivers of revenue and expenses such as capital purchases for equipment and unplanned personnel payouts. Other topics included an explanation of the motor fuel tax distribution formula and a request for tuition reimbursement for the building and zoning director.
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