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Rockford, IL 61104  
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City Council  
Meeting Minutes  
Monday, April 6, 2026  
5:30 PM  
The following represents, in general, the chronological order of proceedings at the City  
Council/Committee Meetings: Call to Order, Invocation, Pledge of Allegiance, Public Speaking and  
City Council/Committee Agendas.  
Meeting will be live streamed on Channel 17 and via this link:  
https://rockfordil.legistar.com/Calendar.aspx.  
Items appearing on the City Council Standing Committee Agendas for today's date may receive a vote at  
committee and come before the City Council meeting tonight held after the committee meeting. Final  
vote may be taken on said items at the City Council meeting.  
I.  
CALL TO ORDER  
Mayor McNamara called the meeting to order at 5:34 p.m.  
A.  
B.  
Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance  
The invocation was given by Ann Rundall of Bahai Center of Rockford and the Pledge of  
Allegiance was led by Mayor McNamara.  
Roll Call  
Chad Tuneberg  
Kevin Frost  
Present:  
Gabrielle Torina  
Aprel Prunty  
Karen Hoffman  
Dawn Granath  
Frank Beach  
Jaime Salgado  
Tamir Bell  
Mark Bonne  
Tim Durkee  
Late:  
Gina Meeks  
Jonathan Logemann  
Janessa Wilkins  
Absent:  
Alderman Meeks arrived at 5:41 p.m. and Alderman Durkee arrived at 5:46 p.m.  
C.  
Acceptance of the Journal  
1.  
2.  
3.  
Journal of Proceedings for the City Council meeting held on January 20, 2026.  
Alderman Beach moved to accept the Journal of Proceedings for the City Council  
meeting held on January 20, 2026 seconded by Alderman Granath. MOTION  
PREVAILED with a unanimous voice vote (Aldermen Durkee, Logemann,  
Wilkins and Meeks were absent).  
Journal of Proceedings for the City Council meeting held on February 2, 2026.  
Alderman Beach moved to accept the Journal of Proceedings for the City Council  
meeting held on February 2, 2026 seconded by Alderman Torina. MOTION  
PREVAILED with a unanimous voice vote (Aldermen Durkee, Logemann,  
Wilkins and Meeks were absent).  
Journal of Proceedings for the City Council meeting held on February 17, 2026.  
Alderman Beach moved to accept the Journal of Proceedings for the City Council  
meeting held on February 17, 2026 seconded by Alderman Granath. MOTION  
PREVAILED with a unanimous voice vote (Aldermen Durkee, Logemann,  
Wilkins and Meeks were absent).  
II.  
PROCLAMATIONS  
1.  
Mayor McNamara presented a proclamation for Zion Lutheran Church  
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and Mark Charles Civil Rights Conference 2026.  
III. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS  
A.  
B.  
Planning and Development Committee  
Code and Regulation Committee  
1.  
Memorandum from Scott Capovilla, Planning and Zoning  
Manager, regarding Plat No. 7 of Walmart Subdivision.  
Referred to Code and Regulation Committee.  
26-00333  
26-00342  
2.  
Memorandum from Martin Bloom, Project Manager-Permits and  
Special Events, regarding upcoming special events which  
include: Rockford City Market, Pride Alley Party, South Main  
Mercado, Ironman Rockford 70.3, Vet’s Rock the Block and  
National Night Out. Referred to Code and Regulation  
Committee.  
3.  
Memorandum from Timothy Hinkens, City Engineer, regarding  
an amendment to the City of Rockford Code of Ordinances for  
Chapter 26-16. Referred to Code and Regulation Committee.  
26-00347  
4.  
Traffic Commission’s Agenda for the meeting to be held on  
April 8, 2026 and Minutes from that meeting for consideration at  
the Code and Regulation Committee meeting on April 13, 2026.  
Referred to Code and Regulation Committee.  
26-00348  
C.  
Finance and Personnel Committee  
1.  
Memorandum from Owen Carter, Deputy Director of Operations  
for Health and Human Services, regarding the approval of an  
Intergovernmental Agreement between the City of Rockford and  
Rockford Township. Referred to Finance and Personnel  
Committee.  
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2.  
Memorandum from Charlotte Hoss, City Attorney, regarding  
lien waiver requests from the Winnebago County Trustee for  
3617 Preston Street and 2916 Custer Avenue. Referred to  
Finance and Personnel Committee.  
IV. PUBLIC SPEAKERS  
1.  
Steven McMaster expressed concerns about frequent violations of the City Council Rules  
and offered to volunteer his time cleaning up trash in the community if the Aldermen  
would update the City Council Rules.  
2.  
3.  
Julie Smith voiced her concerns regarding the negative implications data centers have on  
communities, the water pollution and other environmental impacts.  
Christopher Bayer spoke in opposition to the proposed data center and urged the city to  
hold multiple public hearings to better engage residents and give citizens an opportunity  
to voice their concerns.  
4.  
Denzil Wynter spoke about his recent police ride-along experience and expressed his  
appreciation to Chief Carla Redd for providing him with that opportunity. He shared the  
experience gave him a greater understanding of what officers face each day and the  
extent of assistance they provide to the community. He commended Chief Redd for  
doing an incredible job leading the Police Department.  
5.  
Prophet Yusef recited a passage of scripture and encouraged residents to stay strong and  
persevere through challenging life circumstances.  
V.  
NEW COMMITTEE REPORTS  
A. Planning and Development Committee  
1.  
Committee recommends approval of the 2040 Future Land Use  
Map.  
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Alderman Durkee, on behalf of the Planning and Development Committee, read  
in the committee report and placed it up for passage.  
Alderman Meeks moved to amend the committee report to reflect the following:  
Modify the future land use designations for Parcels 07-35-451-003,  
07-35-476-009 and 11-02-201-002 on the 2040 Future Land Use Map for the City  
of Rockford from Industrial and Utilities to Residential - Medium Density.  
Alderman Torina seconded the motion. MOTION PREVAILED with a  
unanimous roll call vote (Alderman Logemann and Wilkins were absent).  
The committee report, as amended, was then placed up for passage. The  
committee report was ADOPTED by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Hoffman, Granath,  
Beach, Salgado, Meeks, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Logemann, and Wilkins  
Absent:  
Enactment No: 2026-63-CR  
2.  
Committee recommends approval of the Funding Agreement  
with Phantom Regiment, Inc., an Illinois not-for-profit  
corporation located at 5608 International Drive in the not to  
exceed amount of $100,000.00 over two years ($60,000.00 in  
2026 and $40,000.00 in 2027). The funding source is Casino  
Foundation funds.  
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Alderman Durkee, on behalf of the Planning and Development Committee, read  
in the committee report and placed it up for passage.  
The committee report was ADOPTED by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Prunty, Hoffman, Granath, Beach,  
Salgado, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Torina, and Meeks  
Nay:  
Logemann, and Wilkins  
Absent:  
Enactment No: 2026-64-CR  
B.  
Code and Regulation Committee  
1.  
Committee recommends sustaining the Traffic Commission’s  
approval to establish a No Parking restriction from 6:00 a.m. to  
4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday on the north side of Graham  
Street from 70 feet east of South Main Street to 160 feet east of  
South Main Street.  
26-00314  
Traffic Commission recommends approval to establish a No Parking restriction  
from 6 a.m.- 4 p.m. Monday through Friday on the north side of Graham Street  
from 70 feet east of South Main Street to 160 feet east of South Main Street  
Alderman Bonne, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the  
committee report and placed it up for passage.  
The committee report was ADOPTED by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Hoffman, Granath,  
Beach, Salgado, Meeks, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Logemann, and Wilkins  
Absent:  
Enactment No: 2026-65-CR  
2.  
Committee recommends sustaining the Traffic Commission’s  
approval to establish a Commercial Loading Zone restriction on  
the south side of Graham Street from South Main Street to 70  
feet east of South Main Street.  
26-00315  
Traffic Commission recommends approval to establish a Commercial Loading  
Zone restriction on the south side of Graham Street from South Main Street to 70  
feet east of South Main Street  
Alderman Bonne, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the  
committee report and placed it up for passage.  
The committee report was ADOPTED by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Hoffman, Granath,  
Beach, Salgado, Meeks, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Logemann, and Wilkins  
Absent:  
Enactment No: 2026-66-CR  
3.  
Committee recommends sustaining the Traffic Commission’s  
approval to establish an Official Car Parking Only Restriction on  
the west side of 1st Street from 145 feet south of Walnut Street  
to 195 feet south of Walnut Street.  
26-00316  
Traffic Commission recommends approval to establish an Official Car Parking  
Only Restriction on the west side of 1st Street from 145 feet south of Walnut  
Street to 195 feet south of Walnut Street  
Alderman Bonne, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the  
committee report and placed it up for passage.  
The committee report was ADOPTED by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Hoffman, Granath,  
Beach, Salgado, Meeks, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Logemann, and Wilkins  
Absent:  
Enactment No: 2026-67-CR  
4.  
Committee recommends sustaining the Traffic Commission  
recommendation that No Action be taken on the request to  
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establish all-way stop control at the intersection of Calvin Park  
Boulevard and Greenwood Avenue, thus repealing the existing  
traffic control of Greenwood Avenue stopping for Calvin Park  
Boulevard.  
Traffic Commission recommends that No Action be taken on the following item:  
A request to establish all-way stop control at the intersection of Calvin Park  
Boulevard and Greenwood Avenue, thus repealing the existing traffic control of  
Greenwood Avenue stopping for Calvin Park Boulevard  
Alderman Bonne, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the  
committee report and placed it up for passage.  
The committee report was ADOPTED by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Hoffman, Granath,  
Beach, Salgado, Meeks, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Logemann, and Wilkins  
Absent:  
Enactment No: 2026-68-CR  
C.  
Finance and Personnel Committee  
1.  
Committee recommends approval of vouchers in the amount of  
$10,995,740.64 as approved at the Finance and Personnel  
Committee meeting on March 23, 2026.  
26-00330  
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the  
committee report and placed it up for passage.  
The committee report was ADOPTED by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Hoffman, Granath,  
Beach, Salgado, Meeks, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Logemann, and Wilkins  
Absent:  
Enactment No: 2026-69-CR  
2.  
Committee recommends approval of an Intergovernmental  
Agreement between the City of Rockford and Four Rivers  
Sanitation Authority (FRSA) for 11th Street Improvements in  
the amount of $169,807.00 which will be reimbursed to the city  
at 100%.  
26-00320  
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the  
committee report and placed it up for passage.  
The committee report was ADOPTED by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Hoffman, Granath,  
Beach, Salgado, Meeks, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Logemann, and Wilkins  
Absent:  
Enactment No: 2026-70-CR  
VI. OFFICERS REPORTS  
A.  
Alderman Granath expressed her appreciation to Community and Economic  
Development Director Sarah Leys, Officer Burke and Rob Wilhelmi for their  
participation in the recent Ninth Ward meeting.  
Alderman Granath mentioned a meeting was scheduled with the Rockford Park District  
on Thursday, April 23, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. at the Third Presbyterian Church to discuss  
possible renovations to Brown Park. She encouraged residents that live in the area to  
attend the meeting and provide ideas for the park.  
B.  
Alderman Beach recognized Screw City Jeeps for its incredible Easter Egg Hunt event.  
He reported that approximately 2,000 people attended and that more than 250,000 eggs  
were provided for the children. Alderman Beach also expressed heartfelt appreciation to  
Screw City Jeeps for creating a special area that allowed children with disabilities to  
participate in the event.  
Alderman Beach explained the purpose and intent behind the current City Council  
schedule and noted that the changes were implemented to help the council operate more  
efficiently while also providing greater transparency for the public.  
C.  
Alderman Meeks commended the Edgewater Neighborhood Association on its Annual  
Easter Egg Hunt. She shared it was a great event and she thanked Mayor McNamara for  
attending.  
Alderman Meeks recognized her father, Tommy Meeks, for his efforts commemorating  
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr's birthday by focusing on his last speech and where we go  
from this point.  
Alderman Meeks mentioned the passing of Bella Nichols, an incredible 13-year-old girl  
who was disabled but did not let her disabilities stop her from living life to the fullest.  
She shared that Bella set a beautiful example for others and she requested a Moment of  
Silence in her honor.  
Mayor McNamara then conducted a Moment of Silence. He stated Bella was  
beautiful, smart, kind, funny, and she showed everyone how to live life.  
D.  
Alderman Bell reported he would be submitting a memorandum for consideration of a  
resolution requesting that the Community Relations Commission review any possible  
data center developments. He stated he wanted the community to have an opportunity to  
express their feelings and let their voices be heard.  
Alderman Bell shared he would like to engage in discussions about potentially changing  
the current council meeting schedule and how the aldermen are assigned to committees.  
He mentioned he was open to one on one conversations with the aldermen.  
Alderman Bell thanked the Community Action Agency and city staff for their assistance  
with getting the residents of Windsor Apartments adequate shelter. He asked if city staff  
could provide a status update on the Windsor Apartments.  
Community and Development Director Sarah Leys reported that progress is being  
made at the Windsor Apartments, however, the work is not yet complete. She  
indicated that city staff are aware of several fire code violations and they are  
continuing to monitor those issues. Director Leys shared the owner of the  
Windsor Apartments has two additional properties in Rockford that also have  
code violations. She stated the Legal Department has been in regular  
communications with the owner's attorney regarding the violations at all three  
properties.  
E.  
F.  
Alderman Tuneberg voiced his frustrations regarding issues involving an out-of-town  
landlord with a property in the Third Ward.  
Alderman Tuneberg announced the YMCA Retired Men's Club Pancake Breakfast was  
scheduled for Tuesday, April 7, 2026 from 7:30 to 9:00 a.m. He invited his constituents  
to attend and offered to pay for their breakfast.  
Alderman Bonne mentioned the Code and Regulations Committee approves a City  
Council schedule each year that clearly states the meeting times start at 5:30 p.m.  
Alderman Bonne provided an update on the progress of the renovations at the Versailles  
Apartment complex. He thanked the Legal Department, Fire Department, and Building  
Department for their collaborative efforts to address the issues at the complex. He stated  
several issues have been resolved but he mentioned there are still inoperable elevators  
and a few remaining items that need to be addressed.  
G.  
Alderman Salgado expressed his gratitude to Mayor McNamara for participating in the  
recent Eleventh Ward meeting and answering questions from the residents.  
Alderman Salgado announced the next Livable Communities Initiative meeting would  
take place on May 7, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. at Patriots Gateway Community Center.  
Alderman Salgado reported the Public Works staff was working to schedule Public  
Feedback Sessions regarding the 6th Street and 9th Street Two-Way Conversion project.  
He stated additional information would be provided once the details had been finalized.  
H.  
Alderman Durkee mentioned the SiFi trenching had resumed in the First Ward and he  
voiced his concerns regarding properties that had not yet been restored.  
Mayor McNamara shared he would be sending an email to the council members  
providing an update on the status of the SiFi progress. He asked Public Works  
Director Scott Sanders to provide a brief summary of the progress taking place.  
Director Sanders indicated I3 was currently working to restore properties and they  
have received good feedback regarding their progress.  
VII. MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS  
A.  
B.  
C.  
Planning and Development Committee  
Code and Regulation Committee  
Finance and Personnel Committee  
1.  
Committee recommends approval of the Award of Bid: 11th  
Street Corridor Improvements (Phase 2) (Bid No. 226-PW-028)  
to Fischer Excavating Services, of Freeport, Illinois in the  
amount of $9,698,143.27. The contract duration is through  
October 31, 2026. The funding sources are the 1% Infrastructure  
Sales Tax and Water Replacement and Improvement Account.  
26-00321  
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the  
resolution and placed it up for passage.  
The resolution was ADOPTED by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Hoffman, Granath,  
Beach, Salgado, Meeks, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Logemann, and Wilkins  
Absent:  
Enactment No: 2026-85-R  
2.  
Committee recommends approval of the Award of Bid: Gray  
Iron Sewer Castings (Bid No. 126-PW-017) to Zimmer &  
Francescon, of Moline, Illinois in an estimated annual amount of  
$75,000.00 (based on unit pricing). The contract duration is  
through December 31, 2026 with four (4) optional one-year  
extension options. Annual price adjustments for CPI considered  
at contract renewal only. The funding source is the Street and  
Water Division Operating Budgets.  
26-00331  
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the  
resolution and placed it up for passage.  
The resolution was ADOPTED by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Hoffman, Granath,  
Beach, Salgado, Meeks, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Logemann, and Wilkins  
Absent:  
Enactment No: 2026-86-R  
3.  
Committee recommends approval of the Award of Bid: City  
Wide Street Repairs Group No. 1 - 2026 (Downtown) (Bid No.  
226-PW-026) to Rock Road Companies, of Rockford, Illinois in  
the amount of $387,373.00. The contract duration is through  
June 26, 2026. The funding source is the 1% Infrastructure Sales  
Tax.  
26-00325  
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the  
resolution and placed it up for passage.  
The resolution was ADOPTED by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Hoffman, Granath,  
Beach, Salgado, Meeks, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Logemann, and Wilkins  
Absent:  
Enactment No: 2026-87-R  
4.  
Committee recommends approval of the Award of Bid:  
Rockford Family Peace Center (FPC) Roof Replacement (Bid  
No. 226-PW-024) to Miller Engineering Co., of Rockford,  
Illinois in the amount of $1,038,000.00. The funding sources are  
the Winnebago County Mental Health Tax Grant, Illinois  
Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO  
Grant) Funds, and American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) FPC  
Funds.  
26-00326  
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the  
resolution and placed it up for passage.  
The resolution was ADOPTED by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Hoffman, Granath,  
Beach, Salgado, Meeks, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Logemann, and Wilkins  
Absent:  
Enactment No: 2026-88-R  
5.  
Committee recommends approval of the Award of Joint  
Purchasing Contract: Infrastructure VoIP Phone System to Ring  
Central, of Belmont, California in an estimated annual amount  
of $211,000.00 (based on unit pricing), for a total contract  
amount of $938,864.52, which includes a $95,865.00 first-year  
consulting and implementation fee. The contract duration is one  
(1) year with three (3) possible one-year extension options. The  
funding source is the Information Technology and Integration  
Operating Budget.  
26-00329  
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the  
resolution and placed it up for passage.  
The resolution was ADOPTED by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Hoffman, Granath,  
Beach, Salgado, Meeks, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Logemann, and Wilkins  
Absent:  
Enactment No: 2026-89-R  
6.  
Committee recommends approval of the Award of Engineering  
Agreement (Construction Engineering): 11th Street Corridor  
Improvements (Phase 2) to Fehr Graham, of Rockford, Illinois in  
the amount of $593,000.00. The contract duration is through  
December 31, 2027. The funding source is the 1% Infrastructure  
Sales Tax.  
26-00322  
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the  
resolution and placed it up for passage.  
The resolution was ADOPTED by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Hoffman, Granath,  
Beach, Salgado, Meeks, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Logemann, and Wilkins  
Absent:  
Enactment No: 2026-90-R  
7.  
Committee recommends approval of the Award of Engineering  
Agreement (Land Acquisition): Highcrest Multi-Use Path to  
Hanson Professional Services, Inc., of Peoria, Illinois in the  
amount of $120,000.00. The contract duration is through 2026.  
The funding sources are the 1% Infrastructure Sales Tax, Motor  
Fuel Tax (MFT) Funds, and Illinois Transportation  
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Enhancement Program (ITEP) Grant Funds.  
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the  
resolution and placed it up for passage.  
The resolution was ADOPTED by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Hoffman, Granath,  
Beach, Salgado, Meeks, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Logemann, and Wilkins  
Absent:  
Enactment No: 2026-91-R  
8.  
Committee recommends approval of the Award of Professional  
Services Contract: 2026 Brownfields Assessment Assistance to  
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Fehr Graham, of Rockford, Illinois in the amount of  
$125,000.00. The contract duration is one (1) year. The funding  
source is the Community & Economic Development Operating  
Budget.  
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the  
resolution and placed it up for passage.  
The resolution was ADOPTED by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Hoffman, Granath,  
Beach, Salgado, Meeks, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Logemann, and Wilkins  
Absent:  
Enactment No: 2026-92-R  
9.  
Committee recommends approval and acceptance of a Case for  
Community Investment (Built for Zero) - Intervention for  
Unsheltered Homeless Grant Award from Community Solutions  
in the amount of $132,000.00. The grant does not require a cost  
match. The grant term is from March 1, 2026 to February 28,  
2027. The grant award, if accepted, will be used to hold  
payments for landlords, shallow subsidy, back pay for rents, and  
other flex funding options.  
26-00328  
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the  
resolution and placed it up for passage.  
The resolution was ADOPTED by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Hoffman, Granath,  
Beach, Salgado, Meeks, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Logemann, and Wilkins  
Absent:  
Enactment No: 2026-93-R  
VIII. NEW BUSINESS ORDINANCES  
A. Planning and Development Committee  
1.  
An ordinance approving the 2040 Future Land Use Map.  
26-00335  
Alderman Durkee, on behalf of the Planning and Development Committee, read  
in the ordinance (amended to conform with 2026-63-CR) and placed it up for  
passage.  
The ordinance was ADOPTED by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Hoffman, Granath,  
Beach, Salgado, Meeks, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Logemann, and Wilkins  
Absent:  
Enactment No: 2026-54-O  
2.  
An ordinance approving the Funding Agreement with Phantom  
Regiment, Inc., an Illinois not-for-profit corporation located at  
5608 International Drive in the not to exceed amount of  
$100,000.00 over two years ($60,000.00 in 2026 and $40,000.00  
in 2027). The funding source is Casino Foundation funds.  
26-00336  
Alderman Durkee, on behalf of the Planning and Development Committee, read  
in the ordinance and placed it up for passage.  
The ordinance was ADOPTED by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Prunty, Hoffman, Granath, Beach,  
Salgado, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Torina, and Meeks  
Nay:  
Logemann, and Wilkins  
Absent:  
Enactment No: 2026-55-O  
B.  
Code and Regulation Committee  
1.  
An ordinance establishing a No Parking restriction from 6:00  
a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday on the north side of  
Graham Street from 70 feet east of South Main Street to 160 feet  
east of South Main Street.  
26-00337  
Alderman Bonne, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the  
ordinance and placed it up for passage.  
The ordinance was ADOPTED by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Hoffman, Granath,  
Beach, Salgado, Meeks, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Logemann, and Wilkins  
Absent:  
Enactment No: 2026-56-O  
2.  
An ordinance establishing a Commercial Loading Zone  
restriction on the south side of Graham Street from South Main  
Street to 70 feet east of South Main Street.  
26-00338  
Alderman Bonne, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the  
ordinance and placed it up for passage.  
The ordinance was ADOPTED by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Hoffman, Granath,  
Beach, Salgado, Meeks, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Logemann, and Wilkins  
Absent:  
Enactment No: 2026-57-O  
3.  
An ordinance establishing an Official Car Parking Only  
Restriction on the west side of 1st Street from 145 feet south of  
Walnut Street to 195 feet south of Walnut Street.  
26-00339  
Alderman Bonne, on behalf of the Code and Regulation Committee, read in the  
ordinance and placed it up for passage.  
The ordinance was ADOPTED by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Hoffman, Granath,  
Beach, Salgado, Meeks, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Logemann, and Wilkins  
Absent:  
Enactment No: 2026-58-O  
C.  
Finance and Personnel Committee  
1.  
An ordinance approving an Intergovernmental Agreement  
between the City of Rockford and Four Rivers Sanitation  
Authority (FRSA) for 11th Street Improvements in the amount  
of $169,807.00 which will be reimbursed to the city at 100%.  
26-00340  
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the  
ordinance and placed it up for passage.  
The ordinance was ADOPTED by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Hoffman, Granath,  
Beach, Salgado, Meeks, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Logemann, and Wilkins  
Absent:  
Enactment No: 2026-59-O  
IX. CLOSED SESSION  
A.  
Motion to Convene into Closed Session in order to discuss Pending Litigation  
matters.  
Alderman Frost moved to convene into Closed Session in order to discuss pending  
litigation matters, seconded by Alderman Bell. MOTION PREVAILED with a  
unanimous voice vote (Aldermen Logemann and Wilkins were absent). The meeting  
convened into Closed Session at 6:49 p.m.  
Mayor McNamara reconvened the meeting back into Open Session at 6:57 p.m. and the  
following aldermen were present: Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Granath,  
Beach, Salgado, Meeks, Bell and Bonne (Aldermen Logemann, Wilkins and Hoffman  
were absent).  
X.  
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS - CONTINUED  
C.  
Finance and Personnel Committee  
10.  
Resolution to participate in Opioid Litigation Settlements with  
Six (6) Regional Distributor/Dispenser Defendants and authorize  
execution of the Participation Form. (SUSPEND RULE 9)  
26-00289  
Alderman Frost, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, read in the  
resolution. Alderman Bell moved to suspend Rule 9, seconded by Alderman  
Beach. MOTION PREVAILED with a unanimous voice vote (Aldermen  
Logemann, Wilkins and Hoffman were absent).  
The resolution was then placed up for passage. The resolution was ADOPTED  
by the following vote:  
Durkee, Tuneberg, Frost, Torina, Prunty, Granath, Beach,  
Salgado, Meeks, Bell, and Bonne  
Aye:  
Logemann, Wilkins, and Hoffman  
Enactment No: 2026-94-R  
Absent:  
XI. ADJOURNMENT  
Alderman Torina moved to adjourn the meeting, seconded by Alderman Beach. MOTION  
PREVAILED with a unanimous voice vote (Aldermen Logemann, Wilkins and Hoffman were  
absent). The meeting was adjourned at 6:59 p.m.  
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