Glenview public meetings in 2025
43 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Environment & Natural Resources Commission Meeting
The Environment & Natural Resources Commission will consider a draft Sustainability Plan and review past community events. The meeting will also include a student commissioner swearing-in and a report from the Metropolitan Mayors’ Caucus Environment Committee.
- Consideration of draft Sustainability Plan
- Student Commissioner swearing-in
- Review of past events (Farmers Market, tree planting, cleanup)
- Report from Metropolitan Mayors’ Caucus Environment Committee
- Upcoming events (Arbor Day, Chicago River Day)
Glenview Development Commission - New Development Meeting
The Glenview Development Commission will meet to recommend actions on a downtown district text amendment and a large rezoning and site plan review for multiple properties along Sanders Road. The meeting will also cover a signage determination and general communications.
- NDC2025-015: Text Amendment for Downtown District Uses
- NDC2025-014: Rezoning and site plan review for 2211-2305 Sanders Road
- NDC2025-012: Final determination for signage at 1850 Glenview Road
- Public comment period for agenda items
- Meeting adjournment after 9:30 P.M.
Glenview Development Commission - Adjustments
The Glenview Development Commission will hold public hearings on two items: a zoning variation for a rear yard setback at 2120 Franklin Drive and a conditional use application for a business at 2680 Valor Drive (Scenthound). The commission is scheduled to make a final determination on the variation and to forward a recommendation to the Board of Trustees on the conditional use. Procedural items include call to order, roll call, approval of minutes, and general communications.
- Public hearing on DAC2025-004: zoning variation for rear yard setback at 2120 Franklin Drive (Rizzo-Kaczynski Residence) – final determination requested
- Public hearing on DAC2025-102: conditional use for 2680 Valor Drive (Scenthound) – recommendation to Board of Trustees requested
Glenview Development Commission - Adjustments Meeting
The Glenview Development Commission will hold an in-person meeting to review minutes, a public hearing on a zoning variation, and a withdrawn conditional use request for a family entertainment center.
- Public hearing on zoning variation for 2120 Franklin Drive
- Conditional use request for Gameshow Family Entertainment Center withdrawn
- Certificate of Appropriateness for Adam & Co. Barbershop signage
- Review of minutes from November 5, 2025
- Next meeting scheduled for December 3, 2025
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees will conduct a public hearing and first consideration of the 2025 Property Tax Levy and Abatement Ordinances. The meeting also includes votes on several service contracts and land subdivision requests.
- Public hearing and first consideration of the 2025 Property Tax Levy and Abatement Ordinances
- Proposed subdivision of 1900 East Lake Avenue for a single-family subdivision
- Proposed single-lot subdivision for the Kuch Estate at 1617 Sunset Ridge Road
- Proposed increase in Class A liquor licenses for Madurai Kitchen
- Contract considerations for Midwest Power Industry, Standard Fencing Co., Golf Mill Ford, Fries Automotive Service, North American Corporation, and On Time Embroidery
Glenview Development Commission - Adjustments Meeting
The Glenview Development Commission will consider a single lot subdivision proposal and a final determination for architecture, landscaping, and lighting at a sports club. The body will also review signage certificates for three local businesses.
- Recommendation for single lot subdivision at 1617 Sunset Ridge Road (Kuch Estate)
- Final determination for architecture, landscaping, and lighting at 2200 Tanglewood Drive (Valley Lo Sports Club)
- Signage certificate for Curry Bistro at 976 Harlem Avenue
- Signage certificate for Wayz Jewelers at 9713 North Milwaukee Avenue
- Signage certificate for Chiro One at 2300 Lehigh Avenue
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees will hold a regular meeting with a consent agenda including second consideration of ordinances for two Special Service Areas (SSA 112 and SSA 111) for curb and gutter installations, flood control ordinance amendments, and parking restrictions. The Board will also consider new business items, notably a Purchase and Sale Agreement for the Signode property at 3600-3700 West Lake Avenue, along with contracts for public safety training, health physicals, computer equipment, a flowmeter, asphalt equipment, tree maintenance, and renewal of O'Hare Noise Commission membership.
- Second consideration of Ordinance establishing SSA 112 for curb and gutter on Pick Drive, Short Lane, and Covert Road
- Second consideration of Ordinance establishing SSA 111 for curb and gutter in Swainwood Neighborhood
- Second consideration of Ordinance amending Flood Control Ordinance
- Consideration of Resolution approving First Amendment to Lease with Northeastern Illinois Public Safety Training Academy
- Consideration of Resolution approving Purchase and Sale Agreement for Signode property at 3600-3700 West Lake Avenue
Glenview Development Commission - New Development Meeting
The Glenview Development Commission will review a single-lot subdivision proposal for 1880 Glenview Road. The commission will also consider the final plat of subdivision for the Jacobs Companies Redevelopment at 1900 East Lake Avenue.
- Single-Lot Subdivision proposal for 1880 Glenview Road – Spiro’s Deli
- Final Plat of Subdivision for 1900 East Lake Avenue – The Jacobs Companies Redevelopment
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Glenview Board of Trustees will consider authorizing construction expenditures for infrastructure projects and approving contracts for engineering and banking services. The meeting also includes public hearings and ordinances regarding special service areas and parking restrictions.
- Authorize $543,325 for Blackthorn and Redbud infrastructure improvements
- Authorize $851,102 for Waukegan Road and East Lake Avenue intersection improvements
- Authorize $232,323 for A/V replacement in board rooms
- First consideration of ordinances for Special Service Areas 111 and 112
- First consideration of ordinance amending parking restrictions in Downtown and Town Center
Glenview Development Commission - Adjustments Meeting
The Glenview Development Commission will review requests for Certificates of Appropriateness for signage at five locations and consider a zoning variation for a residence on Longvalley Road.
- Certificate of Appropriateness for signage at Lakeshore Academy (1870 Elmdale Avenue)
- Certificate of Appropriateness for signage at Shiseido (630 Milwaukee Avenue)
- Certificate of Appropriateness for signage at The Residence (1991 Tower Drive)
- Certificate of Appropriateness for signage at Endeavor Health (2100 Pfingsten Road)
- Zoning Variation for Abitbol Residence (1117 Longvalley Road)
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees will meet on October 7, 2025, to vote on a consent agenda that includes a second consideration of an ordinance to increase liquor licenses for Sorelle Italian and a memorandum of understanding with the Glenview Public Library. New business includes the first consideration of a conditional use permit for pickleball courts at 1950 Westleigh Drive. The meeting also features a presentation from District 225 Superintendent and recognition of the former police chief.
- Second consideration of an ordinance increasing Class A and Class H liquor licenses for Sorelle Italian
- Resolution approving a Memorandum of Understanding with the Glenview Public Library for financial, HR, and public works services (2026-2028)
- Resolution amending software maintenance agreement with Tyler Technologies for law enforcement records upgrade
- Approval of the voucher list for October 7, 2025
- First consideration of a conditional use permit, final site plan review, and architecture/landscaping for Richardson Park Pickleball Courts at 1950 Westleigh Drive
Environment & Natural Resources Commission Meeting
The Environment & Natural Resources Commission will hear a presentation on the Metro Region Recycling Education & Outreach campaign from guest Juliet Mathey. The commission will also discuss updates on the Sustainability Plan and a sustainability awards program, along with reports on the Metropolitan Mayors’ Caucus Environment Committee and past events. No new business will be started after 9:30 PM.
- Presentation on Metro Region Recycling Education & Outreach campaign (guest speaker Juliet Mathey)
- Discussion of Sustainability Plan update
- Discussion of sustainability awards program
- Report from Metropolitan Mayors’ Caucus Environment Committee
- Review of past events: Glen Walk, Talk, and Mulch (Aug 6); Green Infrastructure Bike Tour (Aug 24); TreeKeepers Celebrate Trees library event (Sep 10); GBS plug planting event (Sep 22)
Glenview Development Commission - New Development Meeting
The Glenview Development Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a proposal for Richardson Park. The body will consider a recommendation to the Board of Trustees concerning conditional use and final site, architecture, and landscaping plans.
- Public hearing for NDC2025-009: 1950 Westleigh Drive – Richardson Park (Conditional Use, Final Site Plan, Architecture and Landscaping)
Glenview Development Commission - Adjustments Meeting
The Glenview Development Commission will review final determinations for signage at three businesses and a zoning variation for a residence. The meeting will also cover general communications and old business.
- Certificate of Appropriateness for Albany Health signage at 611 Milwaukee Avenue
- Certificate of Appropriateness for Escapology signage at 2651 Navy Boulevard
- Certificate of Appropriateness for Chapel Crossing signage at Patriot Boulevard & Independence Avenue
- Certificate of Appropriateness for Ovvio Italian Taverna at 1148 Waukegan Road
- Zoning Variation for Phee Residence at 3800 Joanne Drive (Public Hearing)
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees will review several ordinances regarding liquor licenses and land use amendments. The meeting includes discussions on a notification contract, a logistics campus subdivision, and building demolition services.
- Ordinance to increase Class A liquor licenses for Hometown Coffee and Juice Glenview
- Ordinance for Hope Community Church Parking Lot at 1250 Greenwood Road
- Resolution for Rave Mobility contract totaling $133,685
- Resolution for Dermody Logistics Campus Resubdivision No. 1 at 2901 Protection Parkway
- Contract amendment for Fowler Enterprises LLC for $36,250 at 1755 River Drive
Glenview Development Commission - Adjustments Meeting
The Glenview Development Commission will consider a final plat for a logistics campus and a zoning variation for a residential fence. The body will also review a signage certificate for a pharmacy.
- Final Plat of Subdivision for Dermody Logistics Campus at 2901 Protection Parkway
- Zoning Variation for fence height and openness at 2760 Landwehr Road (Iqbal Residence)
- Certificate of Appropriateness for signage for Kim’s Pharmacy at 3374 Milwaukee Avenue
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees will hold a second consideration of an ordinance to implement a 1% municipal grocery tax starting January 1, 2026, intended to replace the expiring state grocery tax. Other decisions include second readings on liquor license increases and a zoning variation, as well as first readings on a new sport center and a church parking lot. The board also considers several contracts including fire station alert system maintenance and dispatch radio equipment.
- Second consideration of 1% municipal grocery tax (Chapter 70 amendment), effective Jan 1, 2026
- Second consideration of ordinance to increase Class A liquor licenses for Ovvio Italian Taverna
- Second consideration of zoning variation for The Foxtail Restaurant at 1843 Glenview Road
- First consideration of ordinance for a sport center facility at 2200 Tanglewood Drive
- Resolution approving three-year maintenance contract with Motorola Solutions for dispatch radio equipment ($299,991)
Board of Trustees Special Meeting
The Board of Trustees will hear a presentation on the Pfingsten Road Safety Study, take second consideration votes on liquor license increases and a planned development amendment, and hold first consideration readings for a 1% Municipal Grocery Tax, a liquor license increase for Ovivo Italian Taverna, and a zoning variation for The Foxtail Restaurant. They will also consider several contracts including dump truck purchases, aerial ladder truck repairs, and a retail study for The Glen Town Center.
- First consideration of an ordinance implementing a 1% Municipal Grocery Tax effective January 1, 2026
- Second consideration of an ordinance increasing Class B liquor licenses for Nahmi Sushi and Hibachi and Dawg Park
- Second consideration of a Planned Development Amendment and Final Site Plan Review for 1102 Ironwood Court
- Consideration of resolutions for public works vehicles: two Mack dump trucks ($618,000) and two dump bodies ($29,000), and aerial ladder truck repairs ($60,000) with budget amendments
- First consideration of a zoning variation for The Foxtail Restaurant at 1843 Glenview Road
Glenview Development Commission - Adjustments Meeting
The Glenview Development Commission will hold public hearings to make final determinations on three zoning variation requests. These requests concern residential setbacks and fence specifications.
- DAC2025-004: Zoning variation for rear yard setback at 2120 Franklin Drive
- DAC2025-047: Zoning variation for fence height and openness at 2780 Landwehr Road
- DAC2025-076: Zoning variation for fence height and openness at 3737 Keenan Lane
Glenview Development Commission - New Development Meeting
The Glenview Development Commission will hold a new development meeting with two substantive items: a final determination on Spiro's Deli at 1880 Glenview Road, and a recommendation to the Board of Trustees regarding a conditional use and preliminary site plan review for Hope Church at 1250 Greenwood Avenue. The meeting also includes procedural items like roll call, approval of July 9, 2025 minutes, and public comment period.
- Final determination on NDC2025-004 – Spiro's Deli (1880 Glenview Rd) final architecture, landscaping, lighting, and signage
- Recommendation to Board of Trustees on NDC2025-007 – Hope Church (1250 Greenwood Ave) conditional use, final site plan review, preliminary architecture, landscaping, and lighting
- Approval of minutes from July 9, 2025 meeting
- Consent agenda and general communications
Development Adjustments Commission Meeting
The Development Adjustments Commission will review public hearing items for zoning variations and certificates of appropriateness, including a Planned Development Amendment for Valley Lo Sports Club. The meeting is scheduled for August 6, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. at the Village Hall.
- Public hearing for 2120 Franklin Drive (Rizzo-Kaczynski Residence) zoning variation
- Final determination for 1127 Depot Street (Hometown Coffee & Juice) architecture and signage
- Public hearing for 1843 Glenview Road (The Foxtail) zoning variation and design review
- Planned Development Amendment for 2200 Tanglewood Drive (Valley Lo Sports Club)
- Signage Certificate of Appropriateness for John & Carol Walter Ambulatory Care Center
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Glenview Board of Trustees will meet to discuss a proposed municipal grocery tax, review a downtown parking study, and approve a $95,487.48 state grant and a $91,339.92 networking hardware contract. The agenda also includes a public hearing and the first consideration of an ordinance to increase liquor licenses.
- Consideration of a municipal grocery tax effective January 1, 2026
- Approval of a $95,487.48 Intergovernmental Agreement for a 911 Consolidation Grant
- Approval of a $91,339.92 contract for networking hardware with Scientel Solutions LLC
- First consideration of an ordinance to increase Class B liquor licenses
- First consideration of a Planned Development Amendment for 1102 Ironwood Court
Environment & Natural Resources Commission Meeting
The Environment and Natural Resources Commission will review updates to the Sustainability Plan and the sustainability awards program. The body will also discuss several upcoming community events and a report from the Metropolitan Mayors’ Caucus Environment Committee.
- Sustainability Plan update and draft recommendations
- Sustainability awards program update
- EV Readiness Program Bronze ceremony
- The Glen Walk, Talk, and Mulch event on August 6
- Green Infrastructure Bike Tour on August 24
Glenview Development Commission - New Development Meeting CANCELLED
The Glenview Development Commission's New Development Meeting scheduled for July 23, 2025, has been cancelled because there were no agenda items. The next meeting is set for August 13, 2025.
- Meeting cancelled; no items were considered
Glenview Development Commission - Adjustments Meeting
The Glenview Development Commission will review public hearing requests for zoning variations, including fence height and building size limits, and a planned development amendment. The meeting will also cover the approval of signage certificates and the continued review of a rear yard setback variation.
- Certificate of Appropriateness for Photoism by Play 1004 signage
- Certificate of Appropriateness for North Valley Lo signage
- Zoning Variation for Fence Height and Openness at 2780 Landwehr Road
- Zoning Variation for Maximum Building Size at 616 Echo Lane
- Planned Development Amendment for Enclave at the Grove at 1102 Ironwood Court
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees will discuss grocery tax impacts and electric bicycle regulations. They are considering several contracts for infrastructure, public safety equipment, and a subdivision approval. One item involves increasing liquor licenses for Jackman & Co.
- Contract with Pirtano Construction Company LLC for Downtown Parking Lots Improvement not to exceed $1,051,556
- Contract extension with Hoerr Construction Inc. for 2025 Sewer Lining Program not to exceed $500,032
- Expenditures with IDOT for Shermer Road Resurfacing Project not to exceed $600,607
- Resolution for a Two-Lot Subdivision for North Branch Bible Church Subdivision at 3030 Central Road
- Contract with Presidential Parking for valet services not to exceed $73,600
Glenview Development Commission - New Development Meeting
The Glenview Development Commission will meet to determine final appearance and subdivision plans for two development projects. The body will review architecture, landscaping, and lighting for both sites.
- 2660 Pfingsten Road (Residences at Charlie Court): Final Appearance and Final Subdivision
- 1320 Waukgan Road (The Creative Cup): Final Architecture, Landscaping, and Lighting
Glenview Development Commission - Adjustments Meeting
The Glenview Development Commission will review several Certificates of Appropriateness for business signage. The commission is also asked to make a final determination regarding signage for The Clove at 1827 Waukegan Road.
- Signage for My Sweet Pet at 2081 Tower Drive
- Signage for Hakata Ramen at 1865 Tower Drive
- Signage for Tutu School at 2660 Valor Drive
- Signage for Fresushi at 1713 Milwaukee Avenue
- Final determination for signage at 1827 Waukegan Road (The Clove)
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Glenview Board of Trustees will consider approving contracts for public works networking hardware, police patrol rifles, and time-and-attendance software. The meeting also includes the second consideration of several development ordinances and resolutions regarding surplus property and Abt Electronics.
- Purchase of networking hardware for Public Works ($42,435.21)
- Purchase of 30 patrol rifles for police ($73,788)
- Purchase of one Public Service vehicle ($42,202)
- Second consideration of development ordinances at 2200 Tanglewood Drive, 1880 Glenview Road, and 1843 Glenview Road
- Resolution supporting Abt Electronics incentives at 1000-1200 Milwaukee Avenue
Environment & Natural Resources Commission Meeting
The Environment & Natural Resources Commission will meet to review minutes, discuss old business including sustainability updates and a report from the Metropolitan Mayors’ Caucus, and consider cases on the agenda. The meeting will also cover a list of ongoing and upcoming community events.
- Review of minutes
- Sustainability Plan update
- Sustainability awards program update
- Report from Metropolitan Mayors’ Caucus Environment Committee
- Upcoming events: Farmers Market Green Table, Pine Street Walk, Talk, and Mulch, Green Infrastructure Bike Tour, and OAKtober Tree Trot
Glenview Development Commission - Development Adjustments Meeting
The Glenview Development Commission will consider zoning variations for building size and fence height. The body will also review a proposal for a two-lot subdivision and several requests for signage certificates of appropriateness.
- Two-lot subdivision proposal for North Branch Bible Church at 3030 Central Road
- Zoning variation for fence height at 2780 Landwehr Road (Neumann Residence)
- Zoning variation for building size at 2237 Dewes Street (Cook Residence)
- Signage certificates of appropriateness for Endeavor Health (2400 Chestnut Avenue), Commonwealth Running Company (2043 Tower Drive), Medline (2375 Waterview Drive), and Northfield Township Food Pantry (2550 Waukegan Road)
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees will review multiple contract extensions for village maintenance and professional services. They are also considering first readings of ordinances for four different development projects, including a restaurant and townhomes.
- Contract for electrical services for Village and Downtown Glenview gateway signage not to exceed $220,337
- Contract with All Together Studio for branding and marketing not to exceed $94,850
- Three-year fiber internet agreement for Fire Station with Comcast for $74,872.80
- Proposed commercial development at 1880 Glenview Road including zoning variations
- Proposed townhome development at 1842 Lehigh Avenue
Glenview Development Commission - Adjustments Meeting
The Glenview Development Commission will meet to review draft minutes and consider a zoning variation for a residence on Ridgewood Lane and a signage certificate for a food pantry on Waukegan Road.
- Public hearing for zoning variation at 1921 Ridgewood Lane W
- Certificate of Appropriateness for signage at 2550 Waukegan Road
- Review of draft minutes from May 7, 2025
- Certificate of Appropriateness for Medline signage at 2375 Waterview Drive
Environment & Natural Resources Commission Meeting
The Environment & Natural Resources Commission will convene to review and discuss several sustainability initiatives. Items include an update on the Sustainability Plan with guests from BlueStrike, revisions to the Sustainability Awards program, and a review of the No Mow Til Mother's Day initiative. The commission will also plan for upcoming events such as the Farmers Market Green Table, Green Infrastructure Bike Tour, and TreeKeepers activities.
- Sustainability Plan update with guest Douglas Hammel and BlueStrike team
- Sustainability Awards program revisions
- No Mow Til Mother's Day review/discussion
- Planning for upcoming events: Farmers Market Green Table, Green Infrastructure Bike Tour, TreeKeepers events
- Review of past events: Arbor Day (April 25) and River Day (May 10)
Glenview Development Commission - New Development Meeting
The Glenview Development Commission will meet on May 14, 2025, to consider two development proposals. Public hearings are scheduled for a final site plan and zoning variations at 1880 Glenview Road (Spiro's Deli) and a planned development amendment at 1842 Lehigh Road (Lehigh Townhome Development). The Commission will vote on recommendations to the Board of Trustees.
- Public hearing on NDC2025-004: Final site plan, architecture, landscaping, lighting, signage, subdivision, and zoning variations for Spiro's Deli at 1880 Glenview Road.
- Public hearing on NDC2025-005: Planned development amendment, final site plan, architecture, landscaping, lighting, signage, and subdivision for Lehigh Townhome Development at 1842 Lehigh Road.
- Approval of minutes from April 9, 2025.
- Consent agenda and general communications.
Glenview Development Commission - Adjustments Meeting
The Glenview Development Commission - Adjustments will hold a public hearing on a proposed development at 1843 Glenview Road (The Foxtail at Glenview House) involving zoning variations, final site plan review, and preliminary architecture, landscaping, lighting, and signage. The commission will also consider final determinations for an Armenian church pavilion, a Pita Inn restaurant, and signage for two businesses, as well as a public hearing for a pergola and lights at a Valley Lo property. The meeting includes roll call, approval of minutes, and public comment periods.
- Public hearing: DAC2025-020 at 1843 Glenview Road – The Foxtail at Glenview House, seeking zoning variations and final site plan review
- Public hearing: DAC2025-015 at 2200 Tanglewood Drive – Valley Lo Pergola and Lights, requesting a PD amendment and final site plan
- Final determination: DAC2024-099 for Armenian All Saints Church Pavilion at 1635-1701 Greenwood Road (Certificate of Appropriateness)
- Certificate of Appropriateness for signage: Geode at 2300 Lehigh Avenue, Suite 215
- Certificate of Appropriateness for signage: Twisted Trunk at 1828 Johns Drive
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Glenview Board of Trustees will consider a consent agenda that includes a $2.5 million contract for street improvements, a $1.8 million pump station upgrade, and a $196,511 aerial ladder truck repair. Also up for discussion is a first consideration to modify operating hours for Padel Blue, LLC at 2300 Ridge Drive, and a public hearing on omnibus zoning code amendments covering EV infrastructure and other changes.
- Second consideration of zoning code text amendments for EV infrastructure, energy storage, trees, and DD district uses
- Resolution approving $2,439,519 contract with DiMeo Brothers (plus $70,000 contingency) for Henley Street and Pine/Depot/Glenview improvement projects
- Resolution approving $1,733,600 contract with Boller Construction (plus $90,000 contingency) for Rugen Senior Pump Station improvements
- Resolution approving $196,511 contract with Pierce Manufacturing (plus 10% contingency) for aerial ladder truck repairs and certification
- First consideration of ordinance amendment to modify hours of operation for Padel Blue, LLC at 2300 Ridge Drive
Environment & Natural Resources Commission Meeting
The Environment & Natural Resources Commission will review progress on the Sustainability Plan and past events, including Earth Day and Fish Release Day. The body will also plan for upcoming events like Arbor Day, River Day, and the Farmers Market Green Table.
- Review of past events (Earth Day, Fish Release Day)
- Planning for upcoming events (Arbor Day, River Day)
- Farmers Market Green Table
- Sustainability Plan progress
- Metropolitan Mayors Caucus Environment Committee report
Glenview Development Commission - Adjustments Meeting
The Glenview Development Commission will hold public hearings regarding a conditional use proposal and a zoning variation. The body will also make determinations on signage certificates of appropriateness.
- Public hearing for DAC2025-031: Conditional Use proposal for Padel Blue, LLC at 2300 Ridge Drive
- Final determination for DAC2025-032: Signage Certificate of Appropriateness for Paw Athletics at 3400 Milwaukee Avenue
- Public hearing for DAC2025-033: Zoning Variation for front yard setback at 2021 Burr Oak Drive (Diakakis Residence)
- Certificate of Appropriateness for signage for Cake Smash at 1926 Waukegan Road, Suite 2
Board of Trustees Meeting
The board will hold second consideration of ordinances for a residential development at 2660 Pfingsten Road and an increase in liquor licenses for The Clove Indian and Nepali Cuisine. It will also consider resolutions for road closures, insurance, vehicle purchases, and several infrastructure contracts, including a $2.1 million Sequoia Trail improvement project. A first consideration of text amendments regarding EV infrastructure and other code changes will be heard.
- Second consideration of rezoning and planned development at 2660 Pfingsten Road
- Second consideration of increasing Class A liquor licenses for The Clove Indian and Nepali Cuisine
- Resolution to approve $994,800 liability insurance for 2025-2026
- Resolution to award $2,105,235 contract for Sequoia Trail Phase II Improvement
- First consideration of text amendments on EV infrastructure, energy storage, trees, and other code updates
Environment & Natural Resources Commission Meeting
The Commission will review past sustainability and conference events. Members will also plan for several upcoming spring community events.
- Collaboration planning with TreeKeepers
- Metropolitan Mayors Caucus Environment Committee report
- Earth Day, April 12
- Fish Release Day, April 19
- Arbor Day, April 25
Environment & Natural Resources Commission Meeting
The Environment & Natural Resources Commission will meet to review old business, including a sustainability planning outreach kickoff and reports from the Metropolitan Mayors Caucus. The agenda also lists planning for upcoming events such as the Wild Things conference and Arbor Day.
- Sustainability Planning Outreach Kickoff
- Metropolitan Mayors Caucus Environment Committee report
- Review of past events (Sustainability Awards)
- Planning for upcoming events (Wild Things conference, Farmers Market Green Table)
- Spring events planning (Arbor Day, Earth Day, Fish Release, River Day)
Environment & Natural Resources Commission Meeting
The commission is meeting to discuss old business including sustainability planning and communications. The body will also plan for upcoming spring events and conferences.
- Communications Planning with guest David Just
- Mayors Metropolitan Caucus Environment Committee report
- Sustainability Awards and Sustainability Plan
- Wild Things conference on March 1
- Planning for Arbor Day, Earth Day, Fish Release, and River Day