The South Bend Common Council will meet Monday at 7:00 p.m. in Council Chambers on the third floor of City Hall, 215 S. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
The agenda includes multiple public hearings and final votes on ordinances involving alley vacations, salary amendments, budget transfers, appropriations across city funds, utilities service boundaries, zoning changes, and payments in lieu of taxes. The council will also consider resolutions related to a regional land bank agreement, establishment of a local fund, and adoption of the Downtown 2045 Plan.
Also on the agenda, a special resolution recognizing the Lafayette Falls Neighborhood Association.
Councilman Oliver Davis and Councilwoman Sherry Bolden-Simpson are encouraging public attendance for the recognition, according to a council communication.
Key agenda items include:
- Special Resolution: Recognition of the Lafayette Falls Neighborhood Association
- Bills 07-26 through 13-26: Public hearings and third readings on ordinances including alley vacation, salary amendments, budget transfers, appropriations, utilities boundaries, zoning changes, and payments in lieu of taxes
- Resolution 26-08: Adoption of the Downtown 2045 Plan
- Resolution 26-09: Approval of an interlocal agreement establishing a land bank with St. Joseph County and MACOG
- Resolution 26-10: Establishment of a local fund under Indiana law
- Bills 14-26 through 18-26: First readings on zoning petitions for multiple properties across the city
The full official agenda release (PDF) will be attached to this wire.
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