Glenview public meetings in 2024
53 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Environment & Natural Resources Commission Meeting
The commission will review past and upcoming environmental events and sustainability initiatives. The agenda includes discussions on the TreeKeepers work plan and a sustainability plan memo.
- TreeKeepers Work Plan
- Sustainability Plan memo
- Farmers Market Green Table season wrapup
- OAKtober Tree Trot review
- Fall River Cleanup review
Glenview Development Commission - New Development Meeting
The Glenview Development Commission will hold a public hearing on a redevelopment project at 1900 East Lake Avenue. The meeting agenda includes a consent agenda, old business, and the public hearing for the proposed rezoning and site plan review.
- Public hearing for NDC2024-005: Jacobs Companies Redevelopment at 1900 East Lake Avenue
- Consent agenda
- Old business
- Review of minutes from July 24, 2024
- General communications
Development Adjustments Commission Meeting
The Development Adjustments Commission will consider a consent agenda item for a single-lot subdivision at 240 Henneberry Lane and new business items including a final site plan and subdivision for the Hoogland Subdivision at 1109-1125 Longvalley Road, a final site plan and landscaping for Hometown Coffee and Juice at 1119 Depot Street, and a certificate of appropriateness for signage at 2300 Ridge Drive. Four signage certificates for Loyola Service, Glenview Auto, Eye Hola Optical, and Immanuel Lutheran Church are also on the agenda.
- Consent agenda: DAC2024-074 – single-lot subdivision at 240 Henneberry Lane (recommendation to Board of Trustees)
- DAC2024-081 – certificate of appropriateness for signage at 2300 Ridge Drive for Alma Padel (final determination)
- DAC2024-093 – final site plan review and final subdivision at 1109-1125 Longvalley Road for Hoogland Subdivision (recommendation to Board of Trustees)
- DAC2024-096 – final site plan review and preliminary landscaping at 1119 Depot Street for Hometown Coffee and Juice parking lot (recommendation to Board of Trustees)
- Four certificates of appropriateness for signage: Loyola Service (2053-2055 Johns Drive), Glenview Auto (214 Greenwood Road), Eye Hola Optical (9820 N. Milwaukee Avenue), Immanuel Lutheran Church (1850 Chestnut Avenue)
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing to consider the annual budget for the fiscal year starting January 1, 2025. The meeting includes discussions on downtown development, local business exemptions, and various municipal contracts.
- Public hearing for the 2025 annual budget
- Loan and mortgage agreement with 1131 Waukegan Road LLC for Smoque BBQ restaurant
- Ordinance to exempt Village employers from the Cook County Paid Leave Ordinance
- Purchase of Mack dump trucks ($611,000) and Ford trucks/bodies ($421,775)
- Contract with Walker Consultants Inc. for a Downtown Parking Study up to $53,000
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board will hold a public hearing on the 2024 property tax levy and then consider first-reading ordinances to set the levy and abate a portion of it. Trustees will also take up ordinances to establish levies for 27 special service areas. Other business includes first consideration of fee changes, a contract for a sustainability plan, and consent items such as firefighter gear purchase and a subdivision.
- Public hearing on the 2024 Property Tax Levy
- First consideration of Ordinance amending Chapter 30-1 fees and charges
- First consideration of 2024 Property Tax Levy Ordinance and Abatement Ordinance
- Consideration of ordinances for 27 Special Service Area levies
- Resolution approving contract with Blue Strike Environmental for sustainability plan ($124,200 plus $8,000 contingency)
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees will hold second consideration votes on ordinances establishing Special Services Area 110 for curb and gutter on Fir Street and designating 110 Park Drive as a landmark. New business includes first consideration of amendments to animal control, liquor license numbers, tree preservation, and a facade enhancement program. A discussion is scheduled on a one-time $100,000 contribution to Northfield Township Food Pantry. The consent agenda covers IT hardware contracts totaling $198,669 and other routine items.
- Discussion on $100,000 contribution to Northfield Township Food Pantry's Growing for Good Campaign
- Second consideration of Ordinance establishing Special Services Area 110 for curb and gutter on Fir Street
- Second consideration of Ordinance for landmark designation at 110 Park Drive
- Three IT hardware contracts: $69,650 for desktops, $25,711 for monitors/accessories, $103,308 for networking equipment
- First consideration of Ordinance to increase Class A and Class D liquor licenses
Development Adjustments Commission Meeting
The Development Adjustments Commission will consider a single-lot subdivision proposal for 737 York Road. The body will also review several requests for Certificates of Appropriateness regarding business and residential signage.
- Single-Lot Subdivision proposal for 737 York Road (Perkaus Subdivision)
- Signage Certificate of Appropriateness for Jet’s Pizza at 1942 Waukegan Road
- Signage Certificate of Appropriateness for Refit at 910 Waukegan Road
- Signage Certificate of Appropriateness for Wells Fargo at 1380 Patriot Boulevard
- Signage Certificate of Appropriateness for Lacrosse Unlimited at 2769 Pfingsten Road and Parikh Law Group at 1364 Patriot Boulevard
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees will discuss increasing the number of Class A liquor licenses and establishing a Special Services Area for curb and gutter installation on Fir Street. The meeting includes votes on police vehicle purchases and a landmark designation for 110 Park Drive.
- Second consideration of an Ordinance to increase Class A liquor licenses
- Purchase of a police vehicle for $36,204.03 and outfitting services for $6,510 plus $350 contingency
- Contract with DiMeo Brothers, Inc. for Laramie Pump Station Improvement Project not-to-exceed $103,000
- Proposed establishment of Special Services Area 110 for curb and gutter on Fir Street
- First consideration of landmark designation for 110 Park Drive
Environment & Natural Resources Commission Meeting - Special Meeting (Tyner Center, 2400 Compass Road, Glenview, IL)
The Environment and Natural Resources Commission will hold a special meeting to review the village's tree policy and ordinance. The agenda includes a staff report on the topic. No other substantive action items are listed.
- Tree Policy and Ordinance Review – staff report and discussion
Development Adjustments Commission Meeting
The Development Adjustments Commission will review a single-lot subdivision proposal and multiple requests for signage certificates of appropriateness. The meeting includes a presentation on a Plan for Nature update and a discussion of historic preservation training.
- DAC2024-067: Single-Lot Subdivision at 900 Pleasant Lane
- DAC2024-069: Signage Certificate of Appropriateness at 9711 N. Milwaukee Avenue
- Certificates of Appropriateness for signage at 2300 Lehigh Avenue, 1350 Patriot Boulevard, 825 Milwaukee Avenue, and 2081 Tower Drive
- Plan for Nature Review presentation
- Historic Preservation Training Opportunity
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees will consider several contracts for village signage, software maintenance, and emergency services. The board is also reviewing an ordinance to increase the number of Class A liquor licenses.
- Contract with Forge Signworks, LLC for gateway and wayfinding signage not to exceed $395,200
- 5-year agreement with Central Square Solutions for CAD-to-CAD interface maintenance totaling $151,402
- Intergovernmental agreement with the Village of Wilmette for dispatch services
- Contract with Wirfs Industries, Inc. for fire truck pump and ladder maintenance
- Ordinance to increase the number of Class A liquor licenses
Environment & Natural Resources Commission Meeting - Special Meeting (rescheduled from September 16) - to be held at Tyner Center (2400 Compass Road, Glenview, IL)
The Environment and Natural Resources Commission will meet to discuss old business and upcoming community events. The commission is reviewing a staff report on the tree policy and ordinance, as well as an update on the Monarch Conservation Plan.
- Tree Policy and Ordinance Review
- Monarch Conservation Plan update
- OAKtober Tree Trot (October 5)
- Fall River Cleanup (October 20)
- Farmers Market Green Table planning
Development Adjustments Commission Meeting
The Development Adjustments Commission will hold public hearings on landmark eligibility for 110 Park Drive and on zoning variation requests for front yard setback at 1100 Washington Street and side yard setback at 1022 Linden Lane. The commission will also decide several certificate of appropriateness applications for signage and consider a single-lot subdivision recommendation. No new business will be started after 9:30 P.M.
- Public hearing on landmark eligibility for McQueen Residence at 110 Park Drive (DAC2024-042)
- Public hearing on zoning variation for front yard setback at 1100 Washington Street (Lis Residence) (DAC2024-062)
- Public hearing on zoning variation for side yard setback at 1022 Linden Lane (Melvin Residence) (DAC2024-063)
- Consent agenda: single-lot subdivision recommendation for Olldashi Subdivision at 311 Harlem Avenue (DAC2024-055)
- Certificate of appropriateness decisions for signage at 1700, 3315, 3530 Milwaukee Avenue, 9701 N. Milwaukee Avenue, 611 Milwaukee Avenue, 1702 Milwaukee Avenue, 962 and 952 Harlem Avenue
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees will consider several contract extensions and a new contract for LED street light conversion. The meeting includes a second consideration of an ordinance to increase the number of Class A liquor licenses and requests for federal grant funding for path and sidewalk improvements.
- Contract with Powerlink Electric for Waukegan Road LED Street Light Conversion not to exceed $250,675
- Ordinance to increase the number of Class A liquor licenses
- Federal grant funding applications for Elmdale Avenue Sidewalk and Glenbrook South High School multi-use path replacement
- Contract extensions with Midwest Power Industry, Standard Fencing Co., and Rehrig Pacific Company
- Contract amendment with B & B Holiday Decorating for banners and holiday lighting
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees will consider several high-value contracts including radio equipment, site remediation, and police body camera systems. Additionally, the board will review ordinances regarding a maintenance shed at 655 Zenith Drive and potential increases to Class A liquor licenses.
- Ordinance for Community Park West Maintenance Shed at 655 Zenith Drive
- Ordinance for Glenview Park Golf Club Turf Care Center at 800 Rolling Pass
- Purchase of radio equipment from Chicago Communications for $106,971 and $174,931
- Tank removal and site remediation at 1705-1749 Glenview Road for $255,213.90
- Glenview History Center construction contract with Structures Construction up to $684,248
Development Adjustments Commission Meeting
The Development Adjustments Commission will consider final determinations for a parking expansion at Patriot Boulevard and home additions at East Lake Avenue and Willow Road. The meeting also includes a public hearing for a pergola variation.
- DAC2024-023: Patriot Boulevard parking expansion (Final Determination)
- DAC2024-058: East Lake Avenue addition (Public Hearing)
- CVS signage Certificate of Appropriateness (3780 Willow Road)
- DAC2024-053: Wedgewood Drive pergola variation (Continued to September 4)
- Minutes of August 8, 2024
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees will consider several intergovernmental agreements involving grant funding for sidewalks and alley improvements. The meeting also includes discussions on police vehicle outfitting and ordinances for park maintenance and turf care facilities.
- $550,000 grant for Landwehr Road sidewalk improvements
- $200,000 grant for Green Alley Improvement Project
- Agreement with Glenview Community Consolidated School District 34 regarding school resource officers
- Contract to outfit three patrol vehicles with MPC Communications
- Ordinance for Community Park West Maintenance Shed at 655 Zenith Drive
Development Adjustments Commission Meeting
The Development Adjustments Commission will hold public hearings on three zoning variation requests: a side yard setback at 1155 Wildwood Lane, a generator in the front yard setback at 2459 Fir Street, and a pergola in the rear yard setback at 912 Wedgewood Drive. The commission will also determine landmark eligibility for the property at 110 Park Drive. Consent agenda and minutes from the July 17 meeting are also on the agenda.
- DAC2024-049: Public hearing for zoning variation for side yard setback at 1155 Wildwood Lane (Deorge Residence)
- DAC2024-044: Public hearing for zoning variation for generator in front yard setback at 2459 Fir Street (Keiter Residence)
- DAC2024-053: Public hearing for zoning variation for pergola in rear yard setback at 912 Wedgewood Drive (Boyle Residence)
- DAC2024-042: Landmark eligibility determination for 110 Park Drive (McQueen Residence)
- Consent agenda and approval of minutes from July 17, 2024
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees will vote on resolutions approving redevelopment agreements with Hometown Coffee Glenview and LUPOCANN2 LLC (Foxtail) to facilitate new downtown restaurants on Grove and Glenview Road. The consent agenda includes four snow and ice maintenance contract extensions totaling up to two or three years. A resolution adopting the 2023 update to the Lake County Stormwater Management Commission's watershed-based plan for the North Branch Chicago River is also under consideration. The meeting includes a public hearing item (no details listed), approval of the voucher list for August 6, 2024, and routine reports and minutes.
- Consideration of a Redevelopment Agreement for Hometown Coffee Glenview at 1869-1875 Grove Street and 1119-1129 Depot Street
- Consideration of a Redevelopment Agreement, Mortgage, and Loan Agreement with LUPOCANN2 LLC (Foxtail) for 1843 Glenview Road
- Four resolutions for snow and ice maintenance contract extensions with Kaplan Paving, DGO Premium Services (two contracts), and Advance Snow and Ice Removal Inc.
- Adoption of the 2023 Update to the Lake County Stormwater Management Commission’s North Branch Chicago River Watershed-Based Plan
- Approval of the voucher list (bills) for August 6, 2024
Environment & Natural Resources Commission Meeting (SPECIAL MEETING)
The Environment & Natural Resources Commission is holding a special meeting to review tree policy and ordinances. The commission will also discuss past and future community events.
- Tree Policy and Ordinance Review
- Heritage Tree Walk review
- Farmers Market Green Table planning
- Green Infrastructure Bike Tour planning
- Fall River Cleanup and OAKtober Tree Trot planning
New Development Commission Meeting
The New Development Commission will hold two public hearings to consider conditional use and site plan approvals for a turf care facility at the Glenview Park Golf Club (800 Rolling Pass) and a maintenance facility at Community Park West (655 Zenith Drive). Action requested is a recommendation to the Board of Trustees. The commission will also receive an informational update on the recently adopted Plan for Nature. Other items include approval of prior meeting minutes and public comment.
- Public hearing for NDC2024-002: Conditional Use, Final Site Plan Review, and Preliminary Design Review for Glenview Park Golf Club Turf Care Facility at 800 Rolling Pass
- Public hearing for NDC2024-004: Conditional Use Amendment, Final Site Plan Review, and Preliminary Design Review for Community Park West Maintenance Facility at 655 Zenith Drive
- Informational update on the recently adopted Plan for Nature
Development Adjustments Commission Meeting
The Development Adjustments Commission will hold a public hearing and make a final determination on a zoning variation for a side yard setback at 1155 Wildwood Lane (Deorge Residence). They will also decide on a certificate of appropriateness for signage at Popeye's (2743 Pfingsten Road) and for architecture and landscaping at 1148 Waukegan Road. A Taco Bell signage certificate at 1757 Waukegan Road is on the agenda, and one item (515 Woodland Drive) has been withdrawn by the applicant.
- Public hearing for zoning variation for side yard setback at 1155 Wildwood Lane (DAC2024-049)
- Final determination on certificate of appropriateness for signage at Popeye's, 2743 Pfingsten Road (DAC2024-050)
- Final determination on certificate of appropriateness for architecture and landscaping at 1148 Waukegan Road (DAC2023-102)
- Certificate of appropriateness for Taco Bell Drive Thru signage at 1757 Waukegan Road
- Item withdrawn: zoning variation for impervious lot coverage at 515 Woodland Drive (DAC2024-037)
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees will consider several service contracts and resolutions during this meeting. Items include maintenance agreements for the fire station alerting platform, fleet fuel supply, and HVAC services.
- Agreement with US Digital Designs for fire station alerting platform maintenance ($184,729 total over five years)
- Contract with Infrastructure Management Services, LLC for Pavement Management Program ($75,975 not-to-exceed)
- One-year contract extension with Hayes Mechanical for HVAC maintenance and repair
- One-year contract with Al Warren Oil Co. Inc. to supply fuel for the Village fleet
- Contract with Williams Architects for Police Department Gun Range Phase 1 services ($38,250 not-to-exceed)
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees will consider several new business items including information technology contracts and crossing guard services. The meeting also includes second considerations for ordinances regarding Padel Blue, LLC and the Western Golf Association/Evans Scholars Foundation.
- Second consideration of an Ordinance for conditional use for Padel Blue, LLC at 2300 Ridge Drive
- Second consideration of an Ordinance for site plan review at 2501-2555 Patriot Boulevard
- One-year contract extension with Pace Analytical Services, LLC for water sample testing
- Crossing guard services agreement with Advanced Security Solutions Inc. up to $349,650
- Three-year IT contract with Nanna Networks Inc. up to $775,260 annually
Environment and Natural Resources Commission - Special Meeting (rescheduled from June 17, 2024)
The Environment and Natural Resources Commission meets in a special session to consider a recommendation on the North Branch Chicago River Watershed-Based Plan and to review a proposed Tree Policy and Ordinance. The commission will also discuss past events like the Cicada program and Longvalley planting, and plan upcoming events including a Farmers Market Green Table, Heritage Tree Walk, and fall river cleanup. A recognition of the 2023 Environmental Sustainability Award recipient is also on the agenda.
- North Branch Chicago River Watershed-Based Plan recommendation
- Tree Policy and Ordinance Review with staff report
- Recognition of 2023 Environmental Sustainability Award recipient
- Planning for Farmers Market Green Table and Heritage Tree Walk (July 25)
- Review of Cicada program (May 22) and Longvalley Tree and Plug Planting (June 1)
Development Adjustments Commission Meeting
The Development Adjustments Commission will hold a public hearing and final determination on a zoning variation for impervious lot coverage at 515 Woodland Drive (Burke Residence). It will also decide a Certificate of Appropriateness for architecture and landscaping at 3080 West Lake Avenue (Youth Services). Two sign-related Certificates of Appropriateness are on the agenda for Dip and Sip Donuts and Arabella’s Boutique. One item, a conditional use for Zanas Beauty, has been withdrawn by the applicant.
- Public hearing for DAC2024-037: zoning variation for impervious lot coverage at 515 Woodland Drive
- Final determination on DAC2023-080: Certificate of Appropriateness for architecture and landscaping at 3080 West Lake Avenue (Youth Services)
- Certificate of Appropriateness for signage for Dip and Sip Donuts at 1825 Waukegan Road
- Certificate of Appropriateness for signage for Arabella’s Boutique at 1059 Waukegan Road
- DAC2024-038 conditional use for Zanas Beauty at 1822 Johns Drive, Unit 4 – withdrawn by applicant
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Glenview Board of Trustees will consider approving a conditional use for a Padel tennis facility, text amendments for online auto sales, and a parking lot plan. The meeting also includes a second consideration of ordinances regarding liquor licenses and a proclamation for Glenview 125.
- Second consideration of ordinance increasing Class F-1 liquor licenses
- Second consideration of ordinance amending zoning for online auto sales
- First consideration of ordinance approving Padel Blue, LLC conditional use at 2300 Ridge Drive
- First consideration of ordinance approving parking lot plan at 2501-2555 Patriot Boulevard
- Glenview 125 proclamation
Development Adjustments Commission Meeting
The Development Adjustments Commission will consider several site plans and certificates of appropriateness. The body will provide recommendations to the Board of Trustees on a parking expansion and a conditional use request.
- Evans Scholars Parking Expansion at 2501 - 2555 Patriot Boulevard: Final Site Plan and Subdivision review
- Padel Blue at 2300 Ridge Drive: Public hearing for Conditional Use
- Jewel Osco at 2502 Waukegan Road: Certificate of Appropriateness for Architecture
- Jewel Osco at 2775 Pfingsten Road: Certificate of Appropriateness for Architecture
- Signage certificates for Nomu Ramen (1615 Milwaukee Ave), Macushla Brewing (1516 East Lake Ave), and Foss Swim School (2331 Willow Road)
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees will consider several ordinances regarding alcoholic beverage licenses and zoning amendments. Additionally, the Board is reviewing a contract for a corridor safety study and resolutions related to the Waukegan Road/Golf Road TIF district.
- Ordinance to increase Class A liquor licenses
- Ordinance to create a Farmer’s Market Liquor License Classification
- Resolution declaring a $2,925,848 surplus for the Waukegan Road/Golf Road TIF District
- Contract with Gewalt Hamilton for Pfingsten Road Corridor Safety Study up to $141,700
- Redevelopment, mortgage, and loan agreements with Ballyhoo Hospitality for 1822-1826 Glenview Road
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Glenview Board of Trustees will consider approving contracts for manhole rehabilitation and water services, as well as ordinances to increase liquor licenses and modify public parking rules. The meeting will also address a pedestrian bridge reconstruction agreement.
- Contract with Culy Contracting LLC for manhole rehabilitation ($70,480)
- Ordinance to allow free public parking in Downtown Commuter Plaza after 11 a.m.
- Ordinance to convert commuter parking to two-hour public parking along Railroad Avenue
- Ordinance to increase Class A liquor licenses
- Resolution for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Grant Funds for Blackthorn and Redbud Improvement Project
Environment & Natural Resources Commission Meeting
The Commission will review a staff report regarding tree policy and ordinance review. Members will also review past community events and plan for future programming.
- Tree Policy and Ordinance Review
- Review of Earth Day, Tree Ordinance Workshop, Fish Release, Arbor Day, and Chicago River Day
- Planning for Farmers Market Green Table, Cicada Symphony, Heritage Tree Walk, Green Infrastructure Bike Tour, and Fall River Cleanup
Development Adjustments Commission Meeting
The Development Adjustments Commission will hold a public hearing on a proposed text amendment (DAC2024-029) concerning online auto dealers and I-2 uses, and will make a recommendation to the Board of Trustees. The rest of the agenda is procedural: call to order, roll call, minutes, consent agenda, and general communications.
- DAC2024-029 — Text Amendment for Online Auto Dealers and I-2 Uses (Public Hearing)
New Development Commission Meeting
The New Development Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on a final determination for the architecture, lighting, and landscaping of the Public Works Campus Improvements at 2498-2500 East Lake Avenue. The agenda also includes routine procedural items such as call to order, roll call, and public comments.
- NDC2023-010: Final Architecture, Lighting, and Landscaping for Public Works Campus Improvements at 2498-2500 East Lake Avenue; action requested: final determination
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees will discuss updates to downtown parking rules and a conditional use request for a business on Johns Drive. The meeting also includes votes on a tourism membership and a consultant contract.
- Conditional use approval for Motor Deals USA at 1822 Johns Drive
- Proposed free public parking in Downtown Commuter Plaza after 11:00 a.m. Monday-Friday
- Conversion of eight commuter spaces to two-hour public parking on Railroad Avenue south of Glenview Road
- Annual membership renewal for Chicago’s North Shore Convention and Visitor’s Bureau for $66,837
- One-year contract with optional extensions for Leslie Murphy Consulting, LLC
Development Adjustments Commission Meeting
The Development Adjustments Commission will consider a consent agenda item recommending approval of a single-lot subdivision at 1516 Meadow Lane to the Board of Trustees. They will also hear requests for certificates of appropriateness for signage at 981 Waukegan Road (Raphael Jewelers) and awning signage at 1820 Tower Drive (Tavern on the Glen). New business includes final determinations on certificates for architecture and landscaping at 1850 Chestnut Avenue (Immanuel Lutheran Church) and signage at 1304 Waukegan Road (Smiles of Glenview). The meeting includes approval of previous minutes and public comment.
- Consent agenda: DAC2024-030 – single-lot subdivision at 1516 Meadow Lane
- Certificate of appropriateness for signage for Raphael Jewelers at 981 Waukegan Road
- Certificate of appropriateness for awning signage for Tavern on the Glen at 1820 Tower Drive
- DAC2024-028 – certificate of appropriateness for architecture and landscaping at 1850 Chestnut Avenue (Immanuel Lutheran Church)
- DAC2024-025 – certificate of appropriateness for signage at 1304 Waukegan Road (Smiles of Glenview)
New Development Commission Meeting
The New Development Commission will meet to review final determinations for two mixed-use buildings on Glenview Road. The agenda includes a consent agenda, old business, and public comments.
- Review of Jackman and Co. at 1749 Glenview Road (Final Determination)
- Review of 1850 Glenview Road Mixed Use Building (Final Determination)
- Approval of March 27, 2024 minutes
- Public comment period
- Next meeting scheduled for May 8, 2024
Development Adjustments Commission Meeting
The Development Adjustments Commission will review final determinations for signage at a nature hub and a parking expansion project. One project was withdrawn by the applicant. The meeting is set to begin at 7:00 P.M.
- Certificate of Appropriateness for signage at 9820 N. Milwaukee Avenue
- Final Site Plan Review for 2501-2555 Patriot Boulevard
- Withdrawn: Evans Scholars Parking Expansion project
- Approval of minutes from April 3, 2024
- Public communications regarding signage
Development Adjustments Commission Meeting
The Development Adjustments Commission will hold a public hearing on a conditional use request for a motor dealership at 1822 Johns Drive. The meeting agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and general communications.
- Public hearing for conditional use at 1822 Johns Drive
- Approval of March 20, 2024 minutes
- General communications
- Next meeting scheduled for April 17, 2024
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees will discuss several infrastructure contracts and municipal ordinances. Key items include road resurfacing, stormwater improvements, and a contribution to youth services.
- Contract with Builders Paving of Hillside for FY 2024 Road Resurfacing and MARS Program not to exceed $2,873,968
- Contract with DiMeo Bros., Inc. for Pine Street Stormwater Improvement Project not to exceed $1,126,125
- Contribution of $500,000 to Youth Services of Glenview/Northbrook for the Youth Service ACT Now
- Ordinance to increase the number of Class A liquor licenses
- Conditional use amendment for Ali Luxury Motors at 1800 Pickwick Avenue, Unit B
New Development Commission Meeting
The New Development Commission will consider a request for final determination on landscaping plans for the Dermody Logistics Campus at 2500, 2501, and 2600 Sanders Road and 2551 & 2601 Protection Parkway. The meeting also includes routine items like approving previous minutes and public comments.
- Old Business: NDC2022-007 – Final determination on landscaping plans for Dermody Logistics Campus at 2500, 2501, and 2600 Sanders Road and 2551 & 2601 Protection Parkway.
- Consent agenda and approval of minutes from February 28, 2024.
- Public comments and general communications.
Environment and Natural Resources Commission Meeting
The Glenview Environment and Natural Resources Commission will hold a regular meeting with old business items including a discussion of the Tree Policy and Ordinance Review and the Buckthorn Removal Incentive Program. The commission will also plan for upcoming community events such as Earth Day, Fish Release, Arbor Day, Chicago River Day, and the Farmers Market Green Table. No votes or specific financial actions are listed on the agenda.
- Environmental Sustainability Awards – special recognition
- Buckthorn Removal Incentive Program staff report
- Tree Policy and Ordinance Review discussion with staff report and exhibits
- Planning for Earth Day (April 6), Fish Release (April 20), Arbor Day (April 25), Chicago River Day (May 11), and Farmers Market Green Table
Development Adjustments Commission Meeting
The Glenview Development Adjustments Commission will hold public hearings on a requested variation for rear/side yard setbacks and eave height at a residence, and a conditional use for an auto dealership. Several administrative approvals for signage at various businesses are also on the consent agenda. The commission will issue final determinations or recommendations to the Board of Trustees.
- Public hearing on variation for rear yard setback, side yard setback, and eave height at 3214 Knollwood Lane (Mehrer Residence)
- Public hearing on conditional use for Ali Luxury Motors at 1800 Pickwick Avenue, Suite B
- Final signage determination for Landmark Theatres at 1850 Tower Drive
- Administrative approvals for signage at six locations (e.g., Candy Cloud, Immense Wellness, Public Storage)
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees will consider several infrastructure contracts and the establishment of two Special Services Areas for curb and gutter installation. The meeting includes discussions on increasing Class A liquor licenses and prohibiting ethylene oxide sources in the Village.
- Contract with Pacific Construction Services for 2024 Public Works Campus Improvement Project not to exceed $6,243,741
- Contract with DiMeo Brothers Inc. for Sequoia Trail, Lincoln Street Alley, and Indian Ridge projects not to exceed $3,727,929
- Funding for Milwaukee Avenue & Zenith Drive/Castilian Court traffic and pedestrian project not to exceed $573,574
- Contract with Red Feather Group for Fire Station 14 kitchen improvements not to exceed $163,400
- Ordinances to establish SSA 105 (Huckleberry Lane) and SSA 107 (Sumac Circle and Cedarwood Lane)
New Development Commission Meeting
The New Development Commission will consider final approval of landscaping plans for the Dermody Logistics Campus at 2500, 2501, and 2600 Sanders Road and 2551 & 2601 Protection Parkway. The meeting also includes standard procedural items such as call to order, roll call, approval of previous minutes, and public comment. No other substantive business is scheduled.
- NDC2022-007 — final landscaping determination for Dermody Logistics Campus at 2500, 2501, 2600 Sanders Road and 2551, 2601 Protection Parkway
Development Adjustments Commission Meeting
The Development Adjustments Commission will review and likely approve administrative requests for signage at several businesses and a final determination for a residential deck. The meeting is scheduled for 7:00 P.M. at the Village Hall.
- Administrative approval of Certificates of Appropriateness for signage at Compass, Pixiu Mala Hongtang, CD One Price Cleaners, Public Storage, Bond Vet, and Immense Wellness and Spa
- Final determination for a deck at 1057 Ironwood Court
- Approval of minutes from the January 17, 2024 meeting
- Meeting to be held at Village Hall - Burnham Board Room, 2500 East Lake Avenue
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Glenview Board of Trustees will consider approving contracts for road, sewer, and water improvements totaling over $7 million, along with workers' compensation insurance and a 911 phone system upgrade. The meeting also includes public hearings for two new special service areas.
- Public hearings for Special Service Areas 105 and 107
- Contract award to DiMeo Brothers Inc. for $3,726,285
- Contract award to Pirtano Construction Co. Inc. for $3,070,148
- Workers' compensation insurance for $166,706
- Purchase of 911 phone system hardware for $81,978
Environment and Natural Resources Commission
The Environment and Natural Resources Commission will discuss the Tree Policy and Ordinance Review with updated materials, consider adoption of the Plan for Nature, review past events including Environmental Sustainability Awards, and plan upcoming events such as Earth Day, Fish Release, Arbor Day, and Chicago River Day.
- Tree Policy and Ordinance Review with updated presentation materials
- Plan for Nature adoption
- Review of Environmental Sustainability Awards
- Planning for Earth Day on April 6
- Planning for Fish Release on April 20
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board will hold a second consideration of an ordinance for commercial zoning variations and site plan approval for a restaurant at 1148 Waukegan Road. Trustees will also consider first readings of an ordinance to increase the number of Class A liquor licenses and a conditional use for TOB Automotive Sales at 3038 North Lake Terrace. The consent agenda includes approval of FY 2024 membership fees for the Northeastern Illinois Regional Crime Laboratory ($74,109) and a three-year service agreement with CivicPlus for SeeClickFix software.
- Second consideration of ordinance for restaurant at 1148 Waukegan Road (commercial zoning variations, final site plan)
- First consideration of ordinance to increase number of Class A liquor licenses
- First consideration of conditional use for TOB Automotive Sales at 3038 North Lake Terrace
- Resolution approving FY 2024 membership fees for NIRCL crime lab ($74,109)
- Resolution authorizing three-year service agreement with CivicPlus for SeeClickFix software
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board will hold second consideration of ordinances including a conditional use for Pickleball4All at 2105 Johns Court, commercial zoning variations for a restaurant at 1148 Waukegan Road, and an exemption from the Cook County Paid Leave Ordinance for village employees. Also up for approval are contract extensions for hydrant flushing and streetlight maintenance.
- Second consideration of ordinance exempting village from Cook County Paid Leave Ordinance for its own employees
- Second consideration of conditional use for Pickleball4All at 2105 Johns Court
- Second consideration of commercial zoning variations, final site plan, and architecture for restaurant at 1148 Waukegan Road
- Resolution authorizing one-year contract extension with M.E. Simpson Co. for hydrant flushing services
- Resolution approving three-year extension with Lyons Electric for streetlight and traffic signal maintenance
Environment and Natural Resources Commission
The Commission will review a draft 2024 work plan for Glenview TreeKeepers and conduct a review of tree policy and ordinances. Discussion also includes the Wilmette Pollinator Project and updates on the Plan for Nature.
- Wilmette Pollinator Project
- Glenview TreeKeepers draft 2024 work plan
- Tree Policy and Ordinance Review
- Plan for Nature
- Spring events: Arbor Day, Earth Day, Fish Release, Chicago River Day
Development Adjustments Commission Meeting
The Development Adjustments Commission will consider final determinations for signage at Fire Thyme Kitchen and Bar and variations for front yard setbacks at two properties. The commission will also hear a public hearing regarding a subdivision and variation at Paulownia Point II.
- Certificate of Appropriateness for Fire Thyme Kitchen and Bar signage at 1808 Waukegan Road
- Certificate of Appropriateness for Wells Fargo signage at 1380 Patriot Boulevard
- Variation for Front Yard Setback at 2411 Sumac Circle (Public Hearing)
- Variation for Front Yard Setback and Final Subdivision at 1715 Greenwood Road (Public Hearing)
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees will consider awarding contracts for street and streambank stabilization projects, approve a newsletter printing extension, and declare the Village exempt from Cook County paid leave.
- Award contract to DiMeo Brothers Inc. for Linneman Street and Elm Street improvements ($2,758,482)
- Award contract to ENCAP, Inc. for Longvalley Road streambank stabilization ($671,281)
- Approve one-year extension for Morrill & Fiedler LLC government relations services
- Declare Village exempt from Cook County Paid Leave Ordinance
- Approve conditional use for Pickleball4All at 2105 Johns Court
Development Adjustments Commission Meeting
The Development Adjustments Commission will review a conditional use request for a car dealership at 3038 North Lake Terrace and approve signage for AT&T at 77 Waukegan Road. The meeting will also cover minutes from previous meetings and a public hearing.
- Conditional use request for TOB Auto Sales at 3038 North Lake Terrace
- Signage approval for Blissful Dentistry at 630 Milwaukee Avenue
- Signage approval for AT&T at 77 Waukegan Road
- Review of draft minutes from November 28 and December 6, 2023