Algonquin, Illinois

Village Board

Planning & Zoning Commission

Committee of the Whole

Village Board

Committee of the Whole

Committee of the Whole

Planning & Zoning Commission

Planning & Zoning Commission

Committee of the Whole

Planning & Zoning Commission

Committee of the Whole

Committee of the Whole

Planning & Zoning Commission

Planning & Zoning Commission

Committee of the Whole

Planning & Zoning Commission

Committee of the Whole

Planning & Zoning Commission

Committee of the Whole

Planning & Zoning Commission

Committee of the Whole

Planning & Zoning Commission

Committee of the Whole

Committee of the Whole

Committee of the Whole

Committee of the Whole

General

The Algonquin Liquor Commission will meet to consider a Class B Liquor License for Haley Vraj, LLC (dba 51 Liquor and Smoke) to operate Discount Liquors at 513 E. Algonquin Road. The meeting is scheduled for July 21, 2026, at 7:25 PM at the Ganek Municipal Center.

• Consideration of Class B Liquor License for Haley Vraj, LLC (dba 51 Liquor and Smoke)
• Public Comment period for audience participation
• Roll Call to establish a quorum

Village Board

The Village Board will discuss several infrastructure projects, including road improvements and land purchases along the Boyer Road Corridor. The body is also reviewing ordinances for a new day care center and changes to liquor and speed limit codes.

• Local match commitment for Sandbloom Road Improvements STP-L Grant in the amount of $2,642,480.00
• Design engineering for Janaks-Wecks Subdivision Improvements — Phase 1 with Christopher B. Burke Engineering for $449,408.00
• Purchase of a new forestry bucket truck from Time Manufacturing Co. for $285,346.00
• Agreement with Rieke Interiors for Community Development Office Work Stations for $103,070.00
• Planned Development and Special Use Permit for The Learning Experience day care center

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will consider an ordinance to amend the Village’s Zoning Code Sections 21.8 (Home Occupations) and 21.16 (Off‑Street Parking and Loading). The amendment updates parking regulations to allow vehicles with Class “C” license plates in residential districts and revises language for home‑occupation vehicle use. The meeting also includes an ordinance prohibiting the use of groundwater as a potable water supply under former industrial use, and an agreement with Schroeder Asphalt Services, Inc. for the 2026 MFT Pavement Management Program.

• Ordinance amending Zoning Code Sections 21.8 Home Occupations and 21.16 Off‑Street Parking and Loading
• Ordinance prohibiting use of groundwater as a potable water supply under former industrial use
• Agreement with Schroeder Asphalt Services, Inc. for the 2026 MFT Pavement Management Program

Committee of the Whole

The Algonquin Committee of the Whole will review a range of items, including public event licenses, a special use permit for a day‑care, a code amendment on electronic alcohol purchases, and a master plan for High Hill Park. It will also consider the purchase of five right‑of‑way parcels along the Boyer Road Corridor for public improvements and an ordinance to amend speed limits. Decisions and recommendations will be forwarded to the Village Board where required.

• Public Event/Entertainment License for Fox River Med Spa 13th Anniversary Outdoor Event on August 2, 2026 at 1543 South Randall Road
• Final Planned Development and Special Use Permit for a Day Care for The Learning Experience at 900 East Algonquin Road
• Amendment to Algonquin Municipal Code Chapter 33, Liquor Control and Liquor Licensing, regulating purchase of alcohol by electronic means
• Purchase of five right‑of‑way parcels along the Boyer Road Corridor for public improvements
• Ordinance amending Section 41.19, Speed Limits, of Chapter 41, Traffic, of the Algonquin Municipal Code

Planning & Zoning Commission

Village Board

The Algonquin Village Board will adopt its agenda, approve routine consent items, and consider several omnibus actions. It will vote to pay $3,228,285.95 in bills and payroll as recommended by the Village Manager. The board will also consider a special‑use permit for Signature Vape, an employment agreement with MGT Impact Solutions, and a public event and liquor license for Algonquin Fest at Spella Park.

• Approve bills and payroll expenses totaling $3,228,285.95
• Pass Ordinance issuing a Special Use Permit for tobacco and alternative nicotine products for Signature Vape
• Pass Resolution accepting employment agreement with MGT Impact Solutions for Joanne Kalchbrenner through Dec 18 2026 (option to extend)
• Approve public event license and liquor license for Algonquin Fest (July 24‑26 2026) at Spella Park, waiving permit fees
• Proclaim July 11‑18 2026 as "Week Without Smartphones"

Committee of the Whole

The Village of Algonquin Committee of the Whole will meet to discuss community development and general administration. The primary item for consideration is a special use permit for a tobacco and nicotine product business.

• Ordinance for a Special Use Permit for tobacco and alternative nicotine products for Signature Vape

Liquor Commission

The Liquor Commission will meet to consider a liquor license application. The body will determine whether to approve a Class B-2 Liquor License for a specific business location.

• Class B-2 Liquor License application for 2390 Business, Inc. at 2390 E. Algonquin Road

Village Board

The Algonquin Village Board will approve routine ordinances, resolutions, and contracts including a $1.1 million utility renovation and a $90,162 pavement marking program. The board will also consider a special use permit for a recreation facility.

• Pass Ordinance for Huntington Villas Subdivision
• Accept Intergovernmental Agreement with Northern Illinois Land Bank Authority
• Accept Agreement with Precision Pavement Marking Inc. ($90,162.21)
• Accept Agreement with Utility Service Co., Inc. ($1,076,322.00)
• Pass Ordinance for Specialty Recreation Facility at 774 South Randall Road

Liquor Commission

The Algonquin Liquor Commission will meet on June 9, 2026 at the Ganek Municipal Center. The commission will consider approving a Class B-2 liquor license for 2390 Business, Inc., which has taken ownership of Mack Oil at 2390 E. Algonquin Road. The license would allow purchase of alcoholic liquor for off‑premise consumption. Public comment will be allowed before the decision.

• Approve Class B-2 liquor license for 2390 Business, Inc. at 2390 E. Algonquin Rd.

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss several land use and public works matters. It will consider an ordinance to issue a Special Use Permit for a specialty recreation facility at 774 South Randall Road. It will also review an ordinance for the Huntington Villas subdivision, a resolution for an intergovernmental agreement with the Northern Illinois Land Bank Authority, and multiple contracts for public works services.

• Ordinance to issue a Special Use Permit for The Back Nine specialty recreation facility at 774 South Randall Road
• Ordinance approving the final planned development and final plat of subdivision for the Huntington Villas Subdivision
• Resolution approving an intergovernmental agreement with the Northern Illinois Land Bank Authority declaring certain properties abandoned
• Agreement with Precision Pavement Marking Inc. for the 2026 pavement marking program
• Agreement with Henderson Products for the purchase of three snowplows

Planning & Zoning Commission

Village Board

The Algonquin Village Board will consider routine consent agenda items and a set of omnibus resolutions and an ordinance amendment. The ordinance would allow outdoor storage in the Triangle Parking Area for SmartStop Self Storage. Several contracts are up for approval, including a $400,000 concrete program, natural area and wetland maintenance agreements, and a $68,364.20 asphalt dumping trailer purchase. The board will also address a vehicle purchase, a property transfer agreement, and approve bills totaling $1,569,536.22.

• Pass an Ordinance amending the Planned Development to allow outdoor storage in the Triangle Parking Area for SmartStop Self Storage
• Resolution accepting an agreement with Baxter & Woodman Natural Resources for Arbor Hills Natural Area Maintenance (up to $62,300.00)
• Resolution accepting an agreement with Baxter & Woodman Natural Resources for Randall Road Wetland Maintenance ($49,945.00)
• Resolution accepting an agreement with Suburban Concrete for the 2026 MFT Concrete Program (up to $400,000.00)
• Resolution accepting an agreement with Brown Equipment Company for the purchase of a Stepp Asphalt Dumping Trailer ($68,364.20)

Village Board

The Village Board will vote on several ordinances regarding zoning and land development, including a QuikTrip project and a Dutch Bros Coffee drive-through. The board is also reviewing multiple equipment purchases and infrastructure repair contracts.

• Boyer Road Improvement Project bid in the amount of $3,694,061.66
• Approval of Final Plat and Planned Development for QuikTrip
• Special Use Permit for Dutch Bros Coffee drive-through and open-air dining
• Annual Tree Pruning Program agreement with D. Ryan Landscaping for $146,687.00
• Denial of outdoor storage amendment for SmartStop Self Storage

General

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will consider a Major Amendment to the Planned Development that would permit outdoor storage in the triangle parking area at 1910 East Algonquin Road for SmartStop Self Storage. The amendment includes conditions for additional landscaping, a 6‑foot board‑on‑board fence, and limits on vehicle types and sizes. Other agenda items include a public event license for Fox 14 Marina, agreements for Arbor Hills and Randall Road wetland maintenance, and contracts for concrete work and equipment purchase.

• Major Amendment to Planned Development for outdoor storage at 1910 East Algonquin Road (SmartStop Self Storage)
• Public Event License for Fox 14 Marina for summer Saturday food truck events at 811 North Harrison Street
• Agreement with Baxter and Woodman Natural Resources for Arbor Hills Natural Area Maintenance
• Agreement with Baxter and Woodman Natural Resources for Randall Road Wetland Maintenance
• Agreement with Suburban Concrete for the 2026 MFT Concrete Program

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will consider several public event licenses, multiple development ordinances, and a resolution authorizing the Illinois Department of Transportation to award the bid for the Boyer Road Improvement Project in the amount of $3,694,061.66. Additional agreements for tree pruning, vehicle purchases, and winter salt are also on the agenda. The meeting includes routine roll call, public comment, and other business before adjournment.

• Public Event License for a Classic Car Show at Lucky Strike, 1611 South Randall Road on May 24, 2026
• Waived Public Event License Fee for St. Margaret Mary Church Corpus Christi Procession at 111 South Hubbard Street on June 13, 2026
• Public Event/Entertainment License for Art on the Fox Festival on Sep 12‑13, 2026 with alcohol location waiver for select downtown restaurants
• Ordinance approving final plat and planned development for a QuikTrip site
• Resolution authorizing IDOT to execute agreement to award the Boyer Road Improvement Project bid for $3,694,061.66

Planning & Zoning Commission

Village Board

The Village Board will consider several master plans for water, wastewater, and pavement management. The meeting includes votes on numerous contracts for the Algonquin & McHenry County Shared Yard and the Willoughby Farms Subdivision rehabilitation.

• Agreement with Schroeder Asphalt Services, Inc. for Willoughby Farms Subdivision Section 3 Rehabilitation: $3,161,282.29
• Agreement with Eagle Concrete, Inc. for Algonquin & McHenry County Shared Yard Improvements: $1,346,800.00
• Agreement with Bulk Storage, Inc. for Algonquin & McHenry County Shared Yard Improvements: $983,036.00
• Adoption of the 2026-2031 Capital Improvement Plan
• Ordinance amending Appendix B (Penalty, Salary, Bonds and Fees) of the Algonquin Municipal Code

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is discussing an intergovernmental agreement to join the Northern Illinois Land Bank Authority to address abandoned and blighted properties. The body is also considering appointing the Community Development Director to the authority's Board of Trustees.

• Intergovernmental Agreement to join the Northern Illinois Land Bank Authority
• Appointment of Community Development Director to the Northern Illinois Land Bank Authority Board of Trustees
• Agreement with Currie Motors for the purchase of a Ford F-150

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will decide on several community development items, including waiving the $95 public event license fee for the EL CARDUNAL Canoe & Paddle event on June 20, 2026, and approving a public event license for the Clarendale Car Show on June 13, 2026. It will also consider a covenant and restrictions agreement with 815 Investments, LLC for the property at 314 Washington Street, and an ordinance amendment to Appendix B for water and sewer tapping fees. Additional public works agreements for road and park projects will be reviewed.

• Waive $95 event fee for the EL CARDUNAL Canoe & Paddle public event on June 20, 2026
• Approve public event license for the Clarendale Car Show on June 13, 2026, including food trucks and a banner
• Approve covenant and restrictions agreement with 815 Investments, LLC for 314 Washington Street
• Consider ordinance amending Appendix B – water and sewer tapping fees
• Review agreements for public works projects such as Willoughby Farms Subdivision rehab and Sandbloom Road improvements

Planning & Zoning Commission

Village Board

The Village Board will adopt the agenda, approve prior meeting minutes, and consider several routine ordinances and resolutions. Key actions include terminating the special use permit for the car wash at 2055 E. Algonquin Road and approving the Village's annual budget for fiscal year 2026‑2027. The Board will also adopt resolutions for the Square Barn Road Improvement Project grant and for using state motor fuel tax funds, and will approve bills and payroll expenses totaling $3,311,552.78. New business items such as video‑gaming terminal tax and a MAP Police Officer agreement will be discussed.

• Ordinance terminating Special Use Permit for Car Wash at 2055 E. Algonquin Road
• Ordinance approving the Village of Algonquin Annual Budget for FY 2026‑2027
• Resolution accepting local match commitment for Square Barn Road Improvement Project – STP‑L Grant
• Resolution authorizing use of State Allocation of Motor Fuel Tax Funds for 2026
• Approval of bills and payroll expenses in the amount of $3,311,552.78

General

The Algonquin Village Board will hold a public hearing to present the proposed budget for fiscal year 2026‑2027. The agenda includes an overview of revenues and expenditures, noting a $1,297,500 deficit in the general fund and larger shortfalls in capital projects. Residents may register to comment before the board reviews the budget details.

• General fund projected deficit of $1,297,500
• Capital projects shortfall of $9,731,200
• Police pension cost increase of $4,816,200
• Downtown TIF revenue decrease of $1,497,600
• Debt service projected at $1,710,250

General

The Village Board will consider several planned developments, including the NorthPoint Algonquin Corporate Campus and Huntington Villas Subdivision. The meeting includes votes on various public works contracts and a proposal for a new traffic signal at Randall Road and Becky Lynn Lane.

• Contract for Souwanas Trail and Schuett Street Improvements totaling $8,511,615.06
• Contract for Willoughby Farms Park Project in the amount of $4,823,101.16
• Boyer Road Improvements Phase III construction oversight contract for $425,830.00
• Special Use Permit for dog grooming at 1515 South Randall Road
• Proposed traffic signal at Randall Road and Becky Lynn Lane

General

The Committee of the Whole will discuss whether to extend or terminate the Special Use Permit for a car wash at 2055 East Algonquin Road, reviewing the owner's progress on required milestones and outstanding fees. It will also consider a recommendation to commit local funds for the Square Barn Road Improvement Project, which has a total construction estimate of $3,978,120 and a State Transportation grant of up to $1.8 million. Additional items include a resolution to use state motor‑fuel tax funds for 2026 and routine public comment.

• Discussion on extending or terminating the Car Wash Special Use Permit at 2055 East Algonquin Road; outstanding fees include Building Permit $127,659, Water Tap $150,106, Bond/LOC $52,400.
• Recommendation for local match commitment for the Square Barn Road Improvement Project – total cost $3,978,120, STP‑L grant $907,172 (up to $1.8 million), village share $3,070,948, Lennar Homes contribution $440,000.
• Consideration of a resolution authorizing use of the State Allocation of Motor Fuel Tax Funds for 2026.
• Public comment period for residents to address the Committee.
• Potential Executive Session if required.

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will consider several ordinances, including a public event license for the McHenry County Lions Rugby Club with a waived $95 daily fee, a special use permit for a dog‑grooming business at 1515 South Randall Road, and final planned development approvals for Lots 3 and 6 of the NorthPoint Algonquin Corporate Campus. It will also review the ordinance to adopt the 2026 Village of Algonquin Zoning Map. Additional items include agreements for cemetery services and other public works contracts.

• Public Event License for McHenry County Lions Rugby Club (waiving $95 per day fee) at Ted Spella Park
• Special Use Permit for dog grooming business at 1515 South Randall Road
• Ordinance approving final planned development for Lot 3 of NorthPoint Algonquin Corporate Campus
• Ordinance approving final planned development for Lot 6 of NorthPoint Algonquin Corporate Campus
• Ordinance adopting the 2026 Village of Algonquin Zoning Map

Liquor Commission

The Algonquin Liquor Control Commission will hold a hearing on March 10, 2026, to address a complaint that an employee sold alcohol to minors at Twin Peaks Algonquin. The hearing will determine if the license should be revoked or suspended.

• Hearing for Dos Montes Algonquin LLC (Twin Peaks) at 1520 S. Randall Road
• Complaint alleges sale of Coors Light and Highnoon seltzer to minors on 1/26/2026
• Police report cites employee Rmani Minter for failing to check ID
• X-Golf Algonquin also cited for underage sales during same compliance check
• Hearing scheduled at Ganek Municipal Center, 2200 Harnish Drive

Planning & Zoning Commission

Village Board

The Algonquin Village Board adopted the consent agenda and omnibus agenda, passing an ordinance deeming certain items surplus. It approved resolutions to contract Revize for website hosting ($31,800), M.E. Simpson Co. for a water leak survey ($36,800), and Water Well Solutions Illinois for well‑casing repair ($76,500). The board also authorized payment of bills and payroll expenses totaling $2,434,539.34.

• Resolution approving Revize website hosting services – $31,800.00
• Resolution approving M.E. Simpson water distribution leak survey – $36,800.00
• Resolution approving Water Well Solutions well‑casing repair – $76,500.00
• Approval of bills and payroll expenses – $2,434,539.34
• Ordinance deeming certain items surplus

Village Board

The Village Board will consider several infrastructure agreements and ordinances, including a height variation for 110 Mitchard Way. The board is also reviewing the 2026 summer concert and event schedule, including street closures and amplified music permissions.

• Agreement with Huffman Landscape for Tree Planting Program: $148,700 (2026), $149,200 (2027), and $149,700 (2028)
• Agreement with Visu-Sewer for storm sewer lining in Gaslight Terrace: $104,548.00
• Agreement with Peerless Fence for Snapper Baseball Field fence replacement: $89,730.00
• Agreement with Clarke Environmental Mosquito Management for 2026 program: $45,700.00
• Agreement with V3 for Trails of Woods Creek Naturalized Area Ecological Management: $44,841.00

General

The Village Board will hold a public hearing to consider amending the Westview Crossing Annexation and Development Agreement. The amendment would allow CalAtlantic Group to pay the Village $440,000 instead of constructing road and path improvements on Square Barn Road. The item is listed for discussion only. The hearing is scheduled for February 17, 2026 at 7:20 p.m. in the Ganek Municipal Center.

• Ordinance amendment to the Westview Crossing Annexation and Development Agreement
• Developer CalAtlantic Group to pay $440,000 to the Village in lieu of road improvements
• Original improvements required: repaving, multi‑use path, and urban cross‑section reconstruction of Square Barn Road
• Village already planning other portions of Square Barn Road construction
• Public hearing at Ganek Municipal Center, 2200 Harnish Drive, Feb 17 2026, 7:20 p.m.

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will consider the Village's FY 2026/27 proposed budget for enterprise and special funds, including the Water and Sewer Operating Fund budget of $18,199,200. It will also discuss a contract with Revize for website hosting services and several resolutions covering watershed plans, wastewater and water system master plans, and a village‑wide pavement management report. Additional items include agreements for a water‑distribution leak survey and well‑casing repair, and a review of the 2026‑2031 Capital Improvement Plan.

• FY 2026/27 proposed budget review for enterprise & special funds (Water & Sewer Operating Fund $18,199,200)
• Consider an agreement with Revize for website hosting services
• Resolution approving the 2025 Woods Creek and Jelkes Creek Watershed Plans
• Resolution approving the 2023 Wastewater Master Plan and the 2024 Water System Master Plan
• Agreement with M.E. Simpson Co., Inc. for a water‑distribution leak survey

Liquor Commission

The Liquor Commission is meeting to consider a liquor license application for Soundbite Tavern, LLC. If approved, the license would allow for the sale of alcohol for both on-premise and off-premise consumption.

• Class A-1 Liquor License application for Soundbite Tavern, LLC at 113 South Main Street

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will review several items, including a request to allow an accessory structure taller than the main building, an amendment to the Westview Crossing annexation and development agreement, and approval of the Illinois Legends 12U Softball Tournament for April 25‑26, 2026. It will also consider agreements for recreation programs, summer concerts, and various public‑works contracts such as fence replacement, mosquito control, storm‑sewer lining, tree planting, and natural area management. Public comment is scheduled before the agenda items.

• Variation request to exceed height limit for an accessory structure
• Ordinance amendment to the Westview Crossing Annexation and Development Agreement
• Illinois Legends 12U Softball Tournament public event on April 25‑26, 2026
• Agreement with Peerless Fence for Snapper Field fence replacement
• Agreement with Visu‑Sewer of Illinois, LLC for storm‑sewer lining in Gaslight Terrace

Planning & Zoning Commission

Village Board

The Algonquin Village Board will adopt its agenda, approve routine consent items, and consider several omnibus resolutions. A key decision is the approval of a $2,338,066 contract with Bolder Contractors for Phase 1 of the High Hill Park sanitary sewer relocation. The board will also approve a list of bills and payroll expenses totaling $2,191,970.31.

• Approve $2,338,066 contract with Bolder Contractors for High Hill Park sanitary sewer relocation Phase 1
• Adopt resolution for audit services with Sikich (2026‑2030)
• Approve $52,590 agreement with Busy Beaver Inc. for Water Treatment Plant epoxy flooring
• Approve $738,888.88 agreement with Dahme Mechanical Industries for Algonquin Shores Lift Station rehabilitation
• Approve bills and payroll expenses totaling $2,191,970.31

General

The Committee of the Whole will review the proposed Capital Budget for 2025/2026, which includes a Water and Sewer Improvement and Construction Fund with $7.81 million in estimated revenue and $13.48 million in expenses. The agenda also lists a public comment period and an executive session for personnel matters.

• Water and Sewer Improvement and Construction Fund budget ($7.81M revenue, $13.48M expenses)
• Algonquin Shores Lift Station & Force Main project ($550,000)
• Lakewood Water Tower Repair & Maintenance ($1.1M)
• High Hill Sanitary Sewer Relocation Phase 1 ($2.3M)
• Boyer Road Improvements water main ($160,000)

Village Board

Village Board

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will vote on awarding a $2,338,066.00 contract to Bolder Contractors, LLC for Phase 1 of the High Hill Park sanitary sewer relocation. The project moves the sewer from near Ratt Creek to north of homes along Flora Drive and Chatham Court between Kirkland Drive and Hanson Road. Funds are budgeted for the first fiscal year, with additional funding to be recommended in next year’s Water & Sewer Improvement Fund. The agenda also includes public comment, community development, general administration, and other public‑works items.

• Award contract to Bolder Contractors, LLC for High Hill Park sanitary sewer relocation Phase 1 ($2,338,066.00)
• Relocate sanitary sewer from near Ratt Creek to north of homes along Flora Dr and Chatham Ct (Phase 1 between Kirkland Dr and Hanson Rd)
• Funding allocated for this fiscal year; remainder to be sought in next year’s Water & Sewer Improvement Fund
• Public comment period for residents to address the Committee
• Agenda items on community development, general administration, and public works & safety

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will review ordinances regarding the Economic Development Commission and nuisances. Members will discuss a multi-year audit agreement and several public works contracts for water and road improvements.

• Agreement with Sikich for Audit Services 2026 - 2030
• Agreement with Busy Beaver Inc. for Water Treatment Plant 2 epoxy flooring
• Agreement with Dahme Mechanical Industries, Inc. for Algonquin Shores Lift Station Rehabilitation
• Design Engineering Services for Arbor Hills Subdivision Improvements with Christopher B. Burke Engineering
• Addendum to Residential Lease Agreement for 5615 Edgewood Road

Planning & Zoning Commission

Village Board

The Algonquin Village Board will vote on a series of routine ordinances and resolutions. Items include amending the municipal code for liquor licenses, approving a special‑use permit for a major automotive repair at 1220 Armstrong Street, and adopting agreements for the Village's fuel supply and two new police interceptors. The Board will also consider a change order for the Braewood Lift Station project and an amendment to the parks and playgrounds code.

• Ordinance amending Chapter 33 to increase Class A‑1 liquor licenses by one
• Ordinance granting a Special Use Permit for a major automotive repair at 1220 Armstrong Street
• Resolution accepting an agreement with Al Warren Oil Co., Inc. for the Village's fuel supply
• Resolution approving purchase of two 2026 police interceptors at $45,542.00 each
• Resolution approving a change order for the Braewood Lift Station project for an additional $18,925.17