Committee on Health and Environmental Protection
TL;DR
The Health and Environmental Protection Committee passed several measures to improve public health and safety in Chicago. Key actions included establishing a new health initiative to improve residents' wellbeing, tightening regulations on food establishments and tattooing facilities, and requiring pet waste removal from private property.
Key Decisions
- Health in All Policies Initiative Passed
- Pet Waste Removal Requirements Passed
- Food Establishment Self-Certification Program Passed
- Tattooing, Body Piercing, and Tanning Facility Regulations Passed
- Coyote Wildlife Management Program Held in Committee
Agenda
- Attendance
- 1 Call for City of Chicago to participate in Illinois Department of Transportation performance-based asphalt paving specification pilot programResolutionAction: Held in Committee Passed
Held in Committee BY VOICE VOTE
- 2 Amendment of Municipal Code Section 7-42-035 regarding establishment of self-certification program for low-risk food establishmentsOrdinanceAction: Recommended to Pass Passed
Recommended to Pass BY VOICE VOTE
- 3 Amendment of Municipal Code Sections 4-6-060 and 8-16-024 regarding tattooing, body piercing and tanning facilitiesOrdinanceAction: Recommended to Pass Passed
Recommended to Pass BY VOICE VOTE
- 4 Amendment of Municipal Code Section 7-12-420 requiring removal of pet waste from private propertyOrdinanceAction: Recommended to Pass Passed
Recommended to Pass BY VOICE VOTE
- 5 Establishment of "Health in All Policies" initiative and task force to identify and pursue opportunities to improve health of Chicago residentsResolutionAction: Substituted in Committee Passed
Substituted in Committee BY VOICE VOTE
- 6 Amendment of Municipal Code Chapter 7-12 by adding new Section 7-12-365 establishing Coyote Wildlife Management ProgramOrdinanceAction: Held in Committee Passed
Held in Committee BY VOICE VOTE
- 8 Untitled itemAction: Passed Passed
A motion was made to Approve the Consent Agendaby the following vote: