The Fairfield City Council will meet Tuesday with several financial matters, business district proposals, and animal control agreements on the agenda.
The regular meeting will begin at 6 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall, located at 109 Northeast Second Street in Fairfield.
Among the major items scheduled for consideration is an ordinance approving the city’s tax levy, along with contribution requests from the Fairfield Firefighters Pension Fund Board and the Fairfield Police Department Pension Fund Board.
Council members will also hear the city’s annual audit report presented by Kemper CPA.
Business development will be another topic of discussion, with a business district presentation scheduled for K & M Diner.
The council will also consider a resolution approving a business district agreement with the Fairfield Elks Club. The proposed agreement was previously discussed during the October council meeting.
Another resolution calls for declaring a surplus of funds in Tax Increment Financing District Number One.
Several infrastructure-related matters are also on the agenda.
The council is expected to consider awarding a bid for water filter chemicals and approving payment requests from Kieffer Brothers and Stone & Waggoner for work associated with the city’s water line project.
Council members will also discuss a pollution insurance policy and consider approval of Christmas bonuses.
Animal control issues will return to the council’s agenda, with a proposal from Southern Illinois Critter Fixers concerning its Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return, or TNVR program.
A separate agreement with the Wayne County Humane Society is also scheduled for consideration.
Additional business includes approval of minutes from the October 13 meeting, payment of city bills, public comments, the financial report, and other routine matters.