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Record of Proceedings

Quincy City Council Meeting – October 5, 2026

City Council — Monday, October 5, 2026
BodyQuincy, Illinois
SessionCity Council
DateMonday, October 5, 2026
StatusFILED
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Speaker 1

1:41

And we have a six and down in one button and more time.

3:38

If I don't mind, and sound of the four, okay, I was five.

4:40

I thought, well, I will find the right thing.

4:51

I will find out.

Unassigned speaker

7:08

But

Speaker 1

7:08

during the monthly, I think that's the make things that confidential council support service.

7:21

They often help to support the main thing that we see.

7:37

And often after that, it's easier.

7:50

And that's the more quite animal.

Unassigned speaker

7:58

And

Speaker 1

7:59

after that, I mean the seat.

9:17

And now you can fall towards the most competition.

Unassigned speaker

9:55

What we do that is for your testing.

Speaker 1

10:00

You've got to say that we do not have to be on the code.

Unassigned speaker

10:09

And

Speaker 1

10:10

we asked that means a weekend would be what you can do.

Unassigned speaker

12:00

So

Speaker 1

12:01

we can speak to me.

12:34

Um just my ball inside.

14:18

And so I can work.

14:43

But it's really responsible because we need to take the four people respond and five people.

18:37

So we're taking that.

18:50

How does it really have to be more than anything?

Unassigned speaker

19:00

And

Speaker 1

19:00

then people have both and so much people.

19:06

And then the company responsibility for people.

Unassigned speaker

19:13

And

Speaker 1

19:13

I think it's a document.

Unassigned speaker

19:41

That

Speaker 1

19:41

is very small.

19:46

I do think that it's a good thing.

Unassigned speaker

20:00

And if I can open the clock in the ball, I think we can bother people.

Unassigned speaker

41:12

I

Speaker 1

41:12

wonder if you can do that.

42:16

This is not really because you can do whatever you want.

42:24

All you can do whatever they want.

Unassigned speaker

42:27

But

Speaker 1

42:28

it's qualified for a job because you make it.

42:52

But I don't know if you're not qualified to be elected.

43:07

You could have to have the very problems local with that absolutely nothing to do with that.

43:30

I don't think about that own investment.

49:39

And it would be just like that because I just need to do it.

49:46

I always look at the second time outside of the newspaper is the same thing.

49:50

And I think that's how we see the best.

Unassigned speaker

49:55

And if you start with the card before it's key, and if that's how it can be open cooked.

Unassigned speaker

50:00

And if you start with the card before you that's all it can be, we have any open cook and this is what we got.

Speaker 1

50:05

We have such a great product.

50:18

Yeah, we are responsive to everyone's needs.

50:57

That's the incredible point.

50:59

And also as we are talking about that, with the people, really much people, that speaker is advocating to the Muslim community to use the First Amendment rights to freeze religion.

51:15

And that is in a problem.

51:20

That's an appropriate.

51:29

That is what I got said.

51:31

And when you got me here from Golden Apple, this city was a city of reflection and that was why he got me here.

51:38

He said this place was beautiful and that it was a good place to be script.

51:44

And that's what it could be.

51:56

So I hope that we bring the commission to talk about it.

52:01

It's not dramatically talking about it.

52:06

And also it wouldn't prove learn about other people.

52:10

I learned about the collection from those okay.

Discussion Breakdown — Share of Meeting
Miscellaneous██████████████████████████████████████████42%
Community Engagement███████████████████████23%
Personnel Matters████████████12%
Procedural███████████11%
Animal Welfare█████5%
Public Engagement█████5%
Historic Preservation██2%
Summary of Proceedings

Quincy City Council Meeting – October 5, 2026

The Quincy City Council convened on Monday, October 5, 2026, at 7:00 PM in Council Chambers. The agenda included proclamations, prayer/self-reflection, Pledge of Allegiance, roll call, approval of minutes, public comment, a consent agenda, petitions, monthly reports, a Plan Commission recommendation, resolutions, ordinances, a Finance Committee report, Mayor's comments, new business, and adjournment. No minutes were available, and the raw transcript is largely unintelligible; therefore, the following reflects the agenda and only the limited discernible details from the transcript.

Proclamations

  • October 2026 was proclaimed as German-American Month.
  • October 4–10, 2026 was proclaimed as Fire Prevention Week.

Consent Calendar

  • Petition by Quincy Shrine Club requesting permission to conduct a raffle from October 16, 2026, to January 9, 2027, and waiver of the bond requirement; City Clerk recommended approval.
  • Special Event Application by Quincy Early Tin Dusters for the annual Fall Color Run on Friday, October 16, and Saturday, October 17, 2026, including closure of Maine Street (4th to 8th Streets), Hampshire Street (4th to 8th Streets), portions of 5th, 6th, and 7th Streets, and Municipal Parking Lots G and I from 4:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on October 17, with barricades and no-parking signs requested for the afternoon of October 16; Department of Utilities and Engineering recommended approval. Ward 7.
  • Monthly reports from the City Clerk, City Comptroller, City Treasurer, and Quincy Regional Airport were listed.
  • Quincy Plan Commission recommended approval of an ordinance amending City Code Chapter 162.030 to establish a Special Use Permit for commercial solar energy facilities in RU1 Zoning District with conditions: adherence to the Site Plan Review Process and City Code Chapter 164; security fence no closer than 500 feet from the property line; sight-proof landscaping including evergreen and canopy trees around the perimeter; project not within one mile of a public or private elementary school, junior high school, high school, or two-year or four-year college/university; and project not in an area with 50 or more dwellings within 1,000 feet.
  • Report of the Human Rights Commission and Mayor's Appointment were listed.
  • Resolutions recommended approval of: the $374,450 low bid from Schulte Supply of Edwardsville, IL for 5,000 copper meter setters; the $84,864 invoice from LCL Farms, Inc., Keokuk, IA for hauling and land application of lime sludge; the $21,556.84 invoice from Core & Main of Washington, IL for pipe and fittings; the $61,500 proposal from Klingner and Associates of Quincy, IL for design of a second pump station near the Harrison Street water tower; the $98,020 proposal from Hanson Professional Services, Inc. of Springfield, IL for State Street (IL 96) improvements between 24th and 36th Street; and $100,000 of MFT funds for engineering services for the jurisdictional transfer of portions of IL Route 96.

Public Comments & Testimony

  • No coherent public comment or testimony can be identified in the raw transcript; the audio/text is too garbled to attribute statements or positions to any speaker.

Discussion Items

  • Second Presentation: Ordinance providing for the addition of a portion of 48th Street (FAU Route 7831 – Co Hwy 37) and a portion of State Street (FAS 591 – Co Hwy 5) to the municipal street system. Wards 4 & 5.
  • Second Presentation: Ordinance amending the 2026-2027 Fiscal Year Budget for the Indoor Sports Complex Fund.
  • First Presentation: Ordinance amending Chapter 162 (Zoning) of the Municipal Code, Section 162.030, to establish a special use permit with conditions for solar energy facilities in an RU1 zoning district.
  • The agenda also included the Report of the Finance Committee, Mayor's comments, and new business; no intelligible discussion is available in the transcript.

Key Outcomes

  • No final actions can be reliably confirmed from the available materials. The raw transcript contains a garbled passage that appears to reference a voice vote, but the item and tally are not identifiable.
  • Minutes were unavailable for verification.

Meeting Transcript

And we have a six and down in one button and more time. If I don't mind, and sound of the four, okay, I was five. I thought, well, I will find the right thing. I will find out. But during the monthly, I think that's the make things that confidential council support service. They often help to support the main thing that we see. And often after that, it's easier. And that's the more quite animal. And after that, I mean the seat. And now you can fall towards the most competition. What we do that is for your testing. You've got to say that we do not have to be on the code. And we asked that means a weekend would be what you can do. So we can speak to me. Um just my ball inside. And so I can work. But it's really responsible because we need to take the four people respond and five people. So we're taking that. How does it really have to be more than anything? And then people have both and so much people. And then the company responsibility for people. And I think it's a document. That is very small. I do think that it's a good thing. And if I can open the clock in the ball, I think we can bother people. I wonder if you can do that. This is not really because you can do whatever you want. All you can do whatever they want. But it's qualified for a job because you make it. But I don't know if you're not qualified to be elected. You could have to have the very problems local with that absolutely nothing to do with that. I don't think about that own investment. And it would be just like that because I just need to do it. I always look at the second time outside of the newspaper is the same thing. And I think that's how we see the best. And if you start with the card before it's key, and if that's how it can be open cooked. And if you start with the card before you that's all it can be, we have any open cook and this is what we got. We have such a great product. Yeah, we are responsive to everyone's needs. That's the incredible point. And also as we are talking about that, with the people, really much people, that speaker is advocating to the Muslim community to use the First Amendment rights to freeze religion.

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