The Rockford City Council's Code and Regulation Committee met on June 22, 2026 at 5:30 PM in City Hall to consider traffic, annexation, zoning, and liquor license items. The committee approved several measures and denied three liquor-related applications.
This item (26-00691) was held out and not considered.
How many people are on this moment? So everybody's here now. How are you doing? Yes, we are waiting for Administrator Cagnoni. You ready? Yes, we have a quirum. Okay. All right. Um I call to order the code and regulations committee meeting for June twenty second, two thousand twenty-six to order. Clerk, please call the roll. Here. Here. Three birth. Okay. All right. So um for committee reports. Um we have several items tonight. Um beginning with number one, the thirteenth Avenue and seventeenth street traffic commission recommends the approval um requiring that traffic on thirteenth Avenue uh and be uh required to yield prior to entering the intersection of seventh street. Um is there a motion to approve second there's okay. It's been moved and second. Uh is there any discussion? Hearing not all those in favor say aye. Those opposed. And I meant to say aye, I'm sorry. All right. This matter is approved. All right, item number two, Fourteenth Street and Tenth Avenue Traffic Commission recommends that a restriction be approved requiring traffic on fourteenth street to yield prior to entering the intersection of 10th Avenue. Can I get a is there a motion to approve? Second. All right, it's been moved and second. Is there any discussion? Hearing not all those in favor say aye. Aye. Opposed, same sign. Okay. Uh this matter is approved. Item number three. Um Guilford Road, Prospect Street to Alpine Road. Traffic Commission recommends that a restriction be approved prohibiting commercial vehicles on Guilford Road from Prosper Prospect Street to Alpine Road. Is there a motion to approve? So is there it's been moved and second? Is there any discussion? Yes, chair one. Alderman from the Alderman Beach. Beach, it's fine. Ummer. I'm not sure if exactly what that means. UPS FedEx Amazon. Big trucks. Can we um little trucks?