Glenview public meetings in 2021
11 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Glenview Board of Trustees will hold a regular meeting with routine items and a request for direction on gateway signage. The consent agenda includes final site plan approval for a Burger King at 1834 Waukegan Road, a pavement marking contract, a Section 125 plan amendment, and a snow dumping agreement with the Park District.
- Final Site Plan Review, Variations, and Preliminary approvals for Burger King at 1834 Waukegan Road
- Six-month contract with optional extensions to Superior Road Striping for pavement marking services
- Resolution amending Section 125 Plan for CARES Act and related changes
- Intergovernmental Agreement with Park District for snow dumping at Community Park West
- Approval of voucher list for October 5, 2021
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Glenview Board of Trustees will hold a regular meeting with routine items, proclamations, and several consent agenda items. Key actions include approving a final subdivision at 825 Harms Road, a single-lot subdivision at 225 Country Lane, and contract amendments for fire and police uniforms. The board will also give first consideration to a Burger King site plan at 1834 Waukegan Road.
- Final Subdivision for E&C Subdivision at 825 Harms Road
- Single-Lot Subdivision for AED Subdivision at 225 Country Lane
- Contract amendment with On Time Embroidery for Fire Dept uniforms (+$20,000)
- Contract amendment with Air One Equipment for firefighter turnout gear (+$25,000)
- First consideration of Burger King site plan at 1834 Waukegan Road
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Glenview Board of Trustees is meeting to consider several contracts and ordinances, including a $1.14 million contract for West Lake Reservoir exterior repairs and a $390,000 snow removal contract. The board will also vote on a downtown parking reconfiguration ordinance and declare surplus vehicles. Public comments can be submitted electronically or in person.
- Resolution approving $1,142,640 contract with Tandem Construction for West Lake Reservoir exterior repairs
- Resolution approving $29,900 contract amendment with Cordogan Clark for construction administration
- Resolution waiving bidding and approving $34,395 furniture purchase from Henricksen & Company
- Resolution approving $390,000 three-year snow/ice removal contract with DGO Premium Services
- Ordinance reconfiguring downtown parking along Railroad Avenue south of Glenview Road
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Glenview Board of Trustees will consider an ordinance to reconfigure downtown parking along Railroad Avenue south of Glenview Road, and a resolution to amend the agreement with SAFEbuilt to add health inspection services and extend it through December 31, 2022. The consent agenda includes approval of the August 17, 2021 voucher list. The meeting also includes routine items such as roll call, minutes, and reports.
- Ordinance amending Chapter 90 (Vehicles and Traffic) to reconfigure downtown parking on Railroad Avenue south of Glenview Road
- Resolution approving amendment to SAFEbuilt agreement to include health inspection services and extend through December 31, 2022
- Approval of voucher list for August 17, 2021
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Glenview Board of Trustees is meeting to consider several items, including a second vote on expanding liquor license classifications for performing arts venues, approving snow and ice maintenance contracts, and adopting economic development plans. The agenda also includes routine items like minutes approval and a voucher list.
- Ordinance to expand F-4 liquor classification to performing arts venues and increase Class F licenses from 4 to 5 and Class L from 5 to 6
- Resolution to terminate two snow plowing contracts with Snow Systems Inc.
- Resolution to extend Langton Group Inc. contract for $1,207,656 for snow and ice maintenance
- Resolution to amend Landscape Concepts Management contract for $365,128
- Resolution to purchase two Towmaster trailers for $36,072
Downtown Development Code Update - Orientation Meeting
This agenda is not a government meeting agenda but a webpage from a home decor blog, featuring articles about paint colors, furniture, and home improvement. There are no official decisions, discussions, or public hearings listed.
- Article: '17 Best Kitchen Paint Colors for White Cabinets'
- Article: 'Best Sage Green Paint Colors (Top Picks)'
- Article: 'Is Acrylic Paint Safe for Skin: What You Need to Know'
- Article: 'Craftsman Style House: History, Features, & Plans'
- Article: 'When to Decorate for Fall at Home: A Complete Guide'
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Glenview Board of Trustees will vote on consent items including a second reading to increase liquor license caps, and will hold first readings on expanding liquor classifications for performing arts venues and approving a Planned Development for Life Storage. The board will also consider adopting economic development and downtown strategic plans.
- Second consideration: ordinance increasing Class A liquor licenses from 52 to 55, Class D from 4 to 5, Class H from 8 to 9
- Resolution approving Single-Lot Subdivision for Ellis Thomas Subdivision at 820 Fairhope Avenue
- First consideration: ordinance expanding F-4 liquor classification to performing arts venues and increasing Class F licenses from 4 to 5, Class L from 5 to 6
- First consideration: Planned Development Amendment for Life Storage at 3701-3703 West Lake Avenue
- Resolution adopting Economic Development Strategic Plan and Downtown Strategic Plan
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Glenview Board of Trustees is meeting to consider a range of routine and policy items, including second readings of ordinances on traffic, the Natural Resource Commission, and administrative approvals, as well as new business such as increasing liquor licenses and reviewing draft strategic plans. The consent agenda includes contracts for fire station alerting, HVAC maintenance, fuel supply, a police vehicle, and ballistic vests. Public hearings are listed but no specific items are detailed.
- Ordinance to increase Class A liquor licenses from 52 to 55, Class D from 4 to 5, and Class H from 8 to 9
- Contract amendment with U.S. Digital Designs for Fire Station Alerting infrastructure ($17,437.47) and with DigiCom Inc. for installation ($12,275.00)
- Purchase of a Police vehicle from Currie Motors for $40,817
- Contracts for ballistic vests: Ray O'Herron Company ($108,600) and Strike Tactical Solutions ($35,100)
- 5-year Cable Television Franchise Agreement with Comcast of Illinois XI, LLC (2021-2026)
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Glenview Board of Trustees will discuss and vote on several items, including modifications to industrial zoning for warehouses, a second consideration to increase Class A liquor licenses from 51 to 52, and approval of a $113,660 contract for design of The Glen Town Center Parking Deck Rehab Project. The board will also consider a 5-year cable franchise agreement with Comcast and an intergovernmental agreement for COVID-19 vaccination site cost reimbursement. Public hearings are listed but no specific items are detailed.
- Second consideration: Ordinance to increase Class A liquor licenses from 51 to 52
- Second consideration: Planned Development Amendment for outdoor bar at Valley Lo Club, 2200 Tanglewood Drive
- Second consideration: Conditional Use for Fields Lexus at 2000 Waukegan Road
- Resolution to authorize $113,660 contract with Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates for The Glen Town Center Parking Deck Rehab Project design
- First consideration: 5-year Cable Television Franchise Agreement with Comcast of Illinois XI, LLC (June 15, 2021 – June 14, 2026)
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Glenview Board of Trustees will hold a virtual meeting on June 1, 2021, due to COVID-19. They will consider several first-reading ordinances, including increasing Class A liquor licenses, approving an outdoor bar for Valley Lo Club, a conditional use for Fields Lexus, and a scoreboard for Glenbrook South High School. The board will also vote on a contract for a pump station and a special service area for curb and gutter work.
- Ordinance to increase Class A liquor licenses from 51 to 52
- Planned Development Amendment for outdoor bar at Valley Lo Club, 2200 Tanglewood Drive
- Conditional Use and Final Site Plan Review for Fields Lexus, 2000 Waukegan Road
- Conditional Use for baseball scoreboard at Glenbrook South High School, 4000 West Lake Avenue
- Contract with Wesco Distribution for variable frequency pump at West Lake Pump Station, not-to-exceed $53,373
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees will meet virtually to consider several municipal contracts and ordinances. Key discussions include water service agreements, infrastructure improvements, and a rezoning request for a shopping center.
- Public hearing for SSA 106 to install curb and gutter on Hill Circle
- Ordinance to increase Class A liquor licenses from 50 to 51
- $156,093 contract with Wachs Water Service for valve exercising
- $97,300 design services contract for West Lake Pump Station Project
- Rezoning and site plan review for Willows Crossing Shopping Center at 2660 Pfingsten Road