City of Batavia City Council met April 6

Mayor Jeffery Schielke
Mayor Jeffery Schielke
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City of Batavia City Council met April 6.

Here is the agenda provided by the council:

1. Meeting Called to Order

2. Invocation, followed by Pledge of Allegiance

3. Roll Call

4. Reminder: Please speak into the microphone for BATV recording

5. Matters from the Public (For items not on the agenda)

6. Items removed, added, or changed

7. Consent Agenda

The consent agenda is made up of items recommended by city staff that require recommendation to the full City Council by the Cow. This agenda is placed as a separate item of the COW agenda. The items on the consent agenda are usually minor items, already budgeted, standard non-policy activities or outgrowths of earlier meetings and are voted on as a “package” in the interest of saving time on non-controversial issues. However, any council member may, by simple request, have an item removed and placed on the “regular” agenda

Accept and Place on File

7.1 Building Report – February 2026

Building Report – February 2026

7.2 Committee of the Whole Minutes March 10, 2026 and March 16, 2026, Special Meeting

7.3 Payroll Fund Totals for 03/27/2026 – $1,137,683.74

7.4 The Accounts Payable total for the April 6th Council Meeting is $4,741,076.39.

7.5 City Council Minutes March 16, 2026

7.6 Resolution 2026-038-R: Authorizing Execution of a One Year Renewable Contract for 2026 Code Enforcement Abatement Mowing with W.A. Management, Inc. of West Chicago

7.7 Resolution 2026-039-R: Donation of old 2000 Pierce Dash Fire Engine, Including Declaring Surplus Property, Hold Harmless and Indemnification

7.8 Resolution 2026-040-R: Authorizing the Purchase of one (1) New Pickup Truck for Fire Department Response in the Amount of $65,689.00

7.9 Resolution 2026-041-R: Authorizing the Purchase of one (1) New Utility Interceptor Hybrid Vehicle for the Fire Marshal in the Amount of $63,615.00

8. Chamber of Commerce

9. Regular Agenda

9.1 Presentation: Retirement Fire Lieutenant Greg Stoffel – 29 Years of Service

9.2 Presentation: Kai Enos 2026 IHSA Boys Class 2A State Wresting Champion

9.3 Approval: Late Night Liquor License for Overflow Management Group LLC d/b/a Overflow, 144 W. Wilson Street

9.4 Approval: Late Night Liquor License for RP3 Group LLC d/b/a Riverside Pizza, 142 W. Wilson Street

9.5 Approval: Late Night Liquor License for Jkellercorp d/b/a Bulldogs Cellar, 1 E. Wilson Street

10. City Council Updates

10.1 Administrator’s Report

10.2 Other Business

10.3 Mayor’s Report

11. Executive Session: Setting the Price of Land for Sale

12. Adjournment

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