Park Ridge public meetings in 2023
39 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
The Park Ridge City Council will hold a regular meeting with routine approvals, including minutes and reports. Key items include final reading of an ordinance setting 2024 liquor license numbers and a vote to extend the franchise agreement with Collective Resource, Inc. for food scrap and compostable collection services. The council will also receive a warrant report totaling $1,411,178.49.
- Warrant Report C121323 for $1,411,178.49 for period ending December 13, 2023
- Final Reading of Ordinance establishing number of available Liquor Licenses for calendar year 2024
- Two-year extension to Franchise Agreement with Collective Resource, Inc. for Food Scrap and Compostable Items Collection Services
- Presentation of Youth Services Commission 2023 Golden Award
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
The Park Ridge City Council will hold a public hearing and final readings on the Fiscal Year 2024 budget ordinance and the 2023 property tax levy, including a gross aggregate levy of $18,518,006. The council will also consider final readings of ordinances related to the Illinois Paid Leave for All Workers Act and the Public Safety Employee Benefits Act. Several consent agenda items include a rock salt contract with Cargill for $147,110.40 and a police vehicle procurement.
- Public hearing and final reading of FY2024 Budget Ordinance
- Approval of 2023 property tax levy of $18,518,006 and abatements totaling over $4.2 million
- Final reading of ordinance regarding Illinois Paid Leave for All Workers Act
- Final reading of ordinance regarding Public Safety Employee Benefits Act
- Consent agenda: rock salt contract with Cargill ($147,110.40), police vehicle procurement, budget amendments
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
The Park Ridge City Council will consider several purchase orders and policy items, including a $1,208,000 fire engine from Macqueen Emergency and a $455,638 ambulance from Foster Coach Sales. Other actions include approving a Complete Streets Policy, extending the solid waste contract with Groot Recycling, and appointing three members to the Farmers Market Committee. A $7.1 million warrant report will also be presented.
- Approve purchase order for one Pierce Enforcer PUC Pumper fire engine from Macqueen Emergency at $1,208,000
- Approve purchase order for one Ford F-550 ambulance from Foster Coach Sales at $455,638
- Approve $86,411 purchase order to Cordogan, Clark and Associates for pre-construction work on Fire Station 35
- Approve a Complete Streets Policy
- Approve two-year contract extension for solid waste collection with Groot Recycling & Waste Services, Inc.
ANIMAL COMMISSION
The Park Ridge Animal Commission will take action on five animal-related cases (Case #s 23-00023310, 23-00023704, 23-00027615, 23-00028690, and 23-00030174), two of which are continued from previous meetings. The commission will also discuss proposed changes to Ordinance 5-8-20. Other agenda items include approval of minutes from October 2, 2023, and public comment.
- Case #23-00023310 (continued)
- Case #23-00023704 (continued)
- Case #23-00027615
- Case #23-00028690
- Discussion on proposed changes to Ordinance 5-8-20
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
The Park Ridge City Council will hold final readings on several ordinances, including creating a cannabis overlay district, amending residential lighting regulations, and establishing a new S-5 liquor license. The council will also approve a $1,133,570 renewal of workers compensation and liability insurance, and appoint three members to the Community Health Commission.
- Approve final reading of ordinance creating cannabis overlay district and related map amendment.
- Approve $1,133,570 purchase order for 2024 workers compensation and liability insurance renewal with Illinois Municipal League RMA.
- Approve final reading of ordinance creating S-5 Public Recreation Facility Liquor License.
- Approve final reading of ordinance amending residential lighting regulations (ZA-23-0006).
- Approve final reading of ordinance granting zoning variances for increased fence height at 2800 Oakton Street.
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
The Park Ridge City Council will consider final readings of an ordinance terminating tax increment financing for the Dempster Avenue/Western Avenue Redevelopment Project Area and a resolution allocating incremental revenues. They will also vote on contracts for Fire Station 35 renovations ($1,025,467) and police body cameras and Tasers ($921,241). Several zoning items are on the agenda, including a map amendment for Oakton Street properties and variances for residential alterations.
- Final reading of ordinance terminating tax increment financing for Dempster Avenue/Western Avenue Redevelopment Project Area
- Contract with Cordogan Clark & Associates for Fire Station 35 renovation in the amount of $1,025,467
- Five-year contract with Axon Enterprise for body cameras, in-car cameras, and Tasers in the amount of $921,241
- Map amendment for 2800 and 2620 Oakton Street from R-3 to Open Space District
- Final reading of ordinance creating a new S-5 Performing Arts Theater Liquor License
ANIMAL COMMISSION
The Park Ridge Animal Commission will consider several animal-related cases and discuss a proposal to create an additional dangerous dog classification for City Council consideration. The agenda includes action on a remanded case and two continued cases, as well as two new cases. The commission will also vote on minutes from the August 28 meeting and take public comment.
- Case #23-00010449 (continued remanded case)
- Case #23-00022497 (continued)
- Case #23-00023310
- Case #23-00023704
- Discussion of creating another level of dangerous dog for City Council consideration
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
The Park Ridge City Council will consider several routine items on the consent agenda, including contracts for the purchase of five Ford trucks for $266,472 and twelve fire hydrants for $58,110. The mayor will issue proclamations for Rotary International and Italian American Heritage Month, and the council will vote on appointments to the Animal Commission and Youth Services Commission. New business is for discussion only, with no official action taken.
- Approve contract with Core & Main for 12 fire hydrants, $58,110
- Approve purchase order with Sutton Auto Group for 5 Ford trucks, $266,472
- Warrant Report C092723 for $1,401,426.33 reviewed by Alderperson Lefler
- Appointments: Kenneth Fletcher to Animal Commission (3-year term expiring 2026), Bridget Lange and Gene Sims to Youth Services Commission (3-year terms expiring 2026)
- Proclamations: Rotary International and Italian American Heritage Month
ANIMAL COMMISSION
The Park Ridge Animal Commission will hold a meeting to approve minutes and discuss several animal-related cases. A key discussion item is creating an additional level of dangerous dog classification for City Council consideration. The remainder of the agenda is procedural, including old and new business and public comment.
- Approval of minutes from July 17, 2023
- Action items on six case numbers (e.g., Cases #23-00010449, #23-00015487, #23-00019812, #23-00020628, #23-00022497, #23-00022612)
- Discussion of creating another level of dangerous dog for City Council consideration
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
The City Council will review several routine items including board appointments and municipal service contracts. The meeting includes a presentation on an Affordable Housing Plan and a report on city finances totaling $923,402.55.
- Appointments of Clayton Hutchinson and Annette McMillan to the Planning and Zoning Commission
- MMC Presentation on Affordable Housing Plan (Final Advisory Report)
- Warrant Report C091323 for $923,402.55
- Resolution supporting the Dee Road Sidewalk Project grant application
- Holiday Lights Installation contract with B&B Holiday Decorating LLC for $60,007.55
BOARD OF FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSIONERS
The Board of Fire and Police Commissioners will consider approving its annual budget request and certify a Firefighter/Paramedic eligibility list. They will also discuss an update on rules review and may adjourn to a closed session for personnel matters. Approval of minutes from prior meetings is also on the agenda.
- Consideration and approval of annual budget request
- Motion to certify Firefighter/Paramedic Eligibility List effective July 13, 2023
- Update on rules review
- Adjourn to Closed Meeting to discuss personnel (5 ILCS 120/2(c)(1))
- Approval of minutes: Board meeting and closed session, both from August 10, 2023
BOARD OF FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSIONERS
The Park Ridge Board of Fire and Police Commissioners will meet on August 10, 2023, to approve July meeting minutes, then adjourn to a closed session to discuss employee appointments, compensation, discipline, or dismissal. The board will also vote on motions to qualify or disqualify candidates for appointment.
- Approval of minutes from the July 13, 2023 meeting
- Adjourn to closed session per 5 ILCS 120/2(c)(1) for personnel matters
- Motion to qualify candidates eligible for appointment
- Motion to disqualify candidates ineligible for appointment
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
The Park Ridge City Council will consider appointing Robert Kampwirth as police chief and vote on two zoning ordinance amendments. The council also plans to approve a budget amendment for the Des Plaines River Trail Improvement Project engineering services and review warrant payments totaling over $1.29 million.
- Appointment of Robert Kampwirth as Police Chief
- FY2023 Budget Amendment for Des Plaines River Trail Improvement Project Engineering Services
- Final Reading of Ordinance Amending Off-Street Parking for a Publicly Owned Recreational Building (ZA-23-0004)
- Final Reading of Ordinance Amending Tandem Parking Regulations (ZA-23-0007)
- Warrant Report C082323 for $1,032,233.37 and C083023 for $261,955.16
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
The Park Ridge City Council will consider approving minutes, reports, and a consent agenda. Notable actions include final readings of ordinances on zoning changes for sunshade structures and floor area, and a 20 mph speed limit on Washington Avenue near a park. The council will also vote on a contract extension for custodial services and an appointment to the Historic Preservation Commission.
- Approve final reading of ordinance amending zoning code for sunshade structures and floor area requirements
- Approve final reading of ordinance establishing 20 mph park zone speed limit on Washington Avenue from Michael John Drive to Lahon Street
- Approve one-year extension of contract for cleaning and custodial services with Crystal Maintenance Services for $78,980
- Approve appointment of Paul Adlaf to Historic Preservation Commission through April 30, 2024
- Review warrant report for $1,780,989.73 for period ending August 9, 2023
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
The City Council will hold final readings of ordinances for a special use at 16 Prairie Avenue and zoning variances at 901 Devon Avenue and 307 N. Northwest Highway. They will also vote on a $2.85 million warrant report, contracts for aggregate materials totaling over $218,000, a water leak survey extension, and the purchase of 43 computer workstations for $29,585. Appointments to the O'Hare Airport Commission and Youth Services Commission are on the agenda.
- Final reading of ordinance granting special use for dwelling above ground floor at 16 Prairie Avenue
- Final reading of zoning variances for setback and nonconforming structure at 901 Devon Avenue
- Final reading of zoning variance for roof/eaves setback at 307 N. Northwest Highway
- Approval of contracts with A-1 Contractors ($147,052.50) and KLF Enterprises ($71,636.50) for aggregate materials and spoils disposal
- Warrant report C072623 for $2,854,906.91
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
The Park Ridge City Council will review official reports and process a consent agenda of routine municipal approvals. These include contracts for postage equipment, payroll software, police vehicle upgrades, and a parking agreement. A staff presentation will outline planning steps for an affordable housing plan. No official action will be taken on new business items.
- 5-year lease for postage metering equipment at $160.26 per month with Pitney Bowes
- $70,000 budget transfer for payroll and time-tracking software to ADP, Inc.
- $22,699.10 purchase order to upfit two squad cars with Ultra Strobe Communications Inc.
- Final reading of a resolution to regulate traffic and parking with 733 Devon, LLC
- MMC presentation on an affordable housing plan
ANIMAL COMMISSION
The Park Ridge Animal Commission will consider approving minutes from June 12, 2023, and take action on five animal cases, two of which are continued from prior meetings. The main discussion item is whether to propose a new level of dangerous dog classification for City Council consideration. Public comment will be heard.
- Discussion of creating an additional dangerous dog designation for City Council
- Action on continued case #23-00012837
- Action on continued case #23-00010252
- Action on new cases #23-00013339, #23-00015487, #23-00018121
- Approval of June 12, 2023 minutes
BOARD OF FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSIONERS
The Park Ridge Board of Fire and Police Commissioners will consider Resolution 2023-03 to approve the release of certain closed meeting minutes. They will also vote on a motion to certify the Police Sergeant Promotional List effective July 13, 2023. The board will then adjourn to a closed session to discuss personnel matters.
- Resolution 2023-03 approving content and release of certain closed meeting minutes
- Motion to certify Police Sergeant Promotional List effective July 13, 2023
- Adjourn to closed session under 5 ILCS 120/2(c)(1) for personnel discussion
- Approval of open and closed session minutes from June 8, 2023
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
The Park Ridge City Council will consider a consent agenda with routine items including contract renewals, vehicle purchases, and a zoning variance. The council will also vote on a resolution to submit public comments to the FAA on its noise policy review, and give final approval to an ordinance allowing outdoor dining on vacant lots.
- Approve appointments to Library Board of Trustees: Deepika Thiagarajan, Josh Kiem, Anita De Frank for three-year terms
- Warrant report C062823 for $900,777.83 for Fiscal Year 2023
- Approve four-year website contract renewal with Revize, LLC for $21,000
- Approve resolution for public comment to FAA on Noise Policy Review FAA-2023-0835
- Final reading of ordinance allowing outdoor dining on vacant lots, and zoning variance at 320 N Redfield
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
The Park Ridge City Council will consider several ordinances and resolutions, including a final reading of a zoning amendment to allow temporary outdoor cafes and parking on vacant lots. Other items include a special use for a motor vehicle repair shop at 316 West Higgins Road, a contract extension for security services worth over $304,000, and the addition of two new restaurant liquor licenses. The council will also vote on a budget amendment and a resolution for public comment on FAA noise policy.
- Final reading of ordinance amending zoning for temporary use of vacant lots for outdoor cafes and parking
- Final reading of special use for motor vehicle service and repair at 316 West Higgins Road
- One-year contract extension with Andy Frain Services Inc. for $304,446.73
- Engineering design services contract for Green Alley Project with Graef for $98,279.92
- Final reading of ordinance adding two Class R liquor licenses for The Pines Room LLC at 51 Summit Avenue and Thalaiva's Indian Kitchen at 110 S Prospect Avenue
ANIMAL COMMISSION
The Park Ridge Animal Commission will hold a regular meeting on June 12, 2023. The agenda includes action items on several animal cases, two of which are continued. The meeting also covers approval of minutes, discussion, and public comment. No details about the cases are provided in the agenda.
- Case #23-00009113 (continued)
- Case #23-00010449 (continued) with associated Armer and Wolf documents
- Case #23-00010252
- Case #23-00012837
- Case #23-00013342
BOARD OF FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSIONERS
The Park Ridge Board of Fire and Police Commissioners will consider a resolution to release certain closed meeting minutes, hold an election for chairperson and vice-chairperson, and then adjourn to closed session to discuss personnel matters, including ranking candidates for promotion to police sergeant.
- Resolution 2023-02: Approving release of certain closed meeting minutes
- Election of chairperson and vice-chairperson
- Motion to rank candidates for promotion to police sergeant
- Adjourn to closed session under ILCS to discuss personnel
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
The Park Ridge City Council will meet Monday, June 5, to consider routine items including a first reading of an ordinance adding two Class R liquor licenses for restaurants at 51 Summit Avenue and 110 S Prospect Avenue. They will also vote on a $38,019 budget amendment for marketing and beautification of the expanded outdoor dining program, approve FY2023 warrant reports totaling over $1.6 million, and consider terminating participation in the Suburban Tree Consortium. A finalization of feedback on Park Ridge brand revisions is also on the agenda.
- First reading of an ordinance to add two Class R liquor licenses for The Pines Room LLC (51 Summit Ave) and Anoma Food Services LLC dba Thalaiva’s Indian Kitchen (110 S Prospect Ave)
- Approve FY2023 budget amendment of $38,019 for Economic Development outdoor dining marketing and beautification
- Warrant report C052423 for $929,142.21 and C053123 for $697,692.95
- Ordinance terminating participation in the Suburban Tree Consortium
- Finalization of feedback on Park Ridge Brand Revisions
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
The Park Ridge City Council will consider approving a three-year collective bargaining agreement with the Illinois Council of Police (ICOPS) from May 1, 2023 to April 30, 2026, and awarding a $2,235,000 contract for the FY23 Watermain Replacement Project. Other action items include an engineering design contract for a salt dome ($119,069.66) and final readings on four zoning variance requests. The council will also hear presentations on a new city brand and several proclamations.
- Approve Collective Bargaining Agreement with Illinois Council of Police (ICOPS) for May 2023 – April 2026
- Award $2,235,000 contract to Trine Construction Corporation for FY23 Watermain Replacement
- Approve $119,069.66 engineering design contract for Salt Dome with SE3
- Final reading of zoning variances for properties at 724 N. Lincoln Avenue, 388 Austin Avenue, 517 & 519 W. Talcott Road, and 612 Austin Avenue
- Presentation of Park Ridge Brand - AllTogether
ANIMAL COMMISSION
The Park Ridge Animal Commission meets to consider four enforcement cases (Case #23-00006179, 23-00007492, 23-00009113, 23-00010449) as action items. The agenda also includes approval of April 10, 2023 minutes and discussion items. No details about the cases are provided in the agenda.
- Case #23-00006179
- Case #23-00007492
- Case #23-00009113
- Case #23-00010449
- Approval of minutes from April 10, 2023
ANIMAL COMMISSION
The Park Ridge Animal Commission holds a regular meeting including roll call, approval of January 16, 2023 minutes, and action items on two case numbers (23-00006179 and 23-00007492). The agenda also includes discussion, old and new business, and public comment. No details on the cases are provided in the agenda.
- Consideration of Case #23-00006179
- Consideration of Case #23-00007492
- Approval of January 16, 2023 minutes
- Public comment period
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
The Park Ridge City Council will swear in four new alderpersons, recognize outgoing officials, and appoint committee chairs. The council will also consider several consent agenda items, including the purchase of police vehicles and a wheel loader, an ordinance for mandatory sidewalk replacement, and a special use permit for a professional office on Main Street.
- Swearing in of four new alderpersons for Wards 1, 3, 5, and 7
- Purchase of five 2023 Ford Police Interceptor Utility Vehicles from Sutton Ford for $215,774.00
- Contract for one Case 621G Wheel Loader Tractor from McCann Industries for $205,000.00
- Final reading of ordinance establishing the 2023 list for mandatory replacement of defective sidewalks
- Final reading of ordinance granting a special use for a professional office at 36 Main Street
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
The Park Ridge City Council will vote on a consent agenda including a $2,057,592.89 contract for the 2023 Street Resurfacing Program with Arrow Road Construction Company, a lease agreement for Milan Laser Hair Removal at Uptown Station with a sales tax revenue guarantee of $300 per square foot, and an intergovernmental agreement with the Illinois State Police to join the Violent Crime Intelligence Task Force. Individual items include final readings of ordinances for a special use permit at 164 South Prospect Avenue and parking restrictions on Stewart Avenue, as well as appointments to boards and commissions.
- Approve $2,057,592.89 contract for 2023 Street Resurfacing Program with Arrow Road Construction Company
- Approve lease agreement allowing Milan Laser Hair Removal at Uptown Station with sales tax revenue guarantee of $300 per square foot
- Approve intergovernmental agreement with Illinois State Police for Violent Crime Intelligence Task Force
- Final reading of ordinance granting special use for office professional at 164 South Prospect Avenue
- Final reading of ordinance amending parking restrictions on Stewart Avenue from Warren Avenue to Home Avenue
BOARD OF FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSIONERS
The Board will consider approval of minutes from March 9, 2022, and discuss moving attorney services to City attorney Ancel Glink. The Chair will update the board on the Police Chief search focus group. New business includes motions to qualify or disqualify candidates for appointment, and a closed session to discuss personnel matters. Unfinished business covers amendments to disqualification criteria.
- Approval of Board of Fire and Police Commission meeting minutes from March 9, 2022
- City Council approval to move Board attorney services to City attorney Ancel Glink
- Chair update on recent focus group for Police Chief search
- Motions to qualify or disqualify candidates for appointment
- Discussion on amendments to disqualification criteria in Board rules
ANIMAL COMMISSION
The Park Ridge Animal Commission holds a regular meeting to approve November 2022 minutes and discuss two action items: a continued case (#22-00027642) and a new case (#22-00038839). No details on the nature of the cases are provided in the agenda. Other agenda items include discussion, old and new business, and public comment.
- Case #22-00027642 (continued from prior meeting)
- Case #22-00038839 (new action item)
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
The Park Ridge City Council will meet to approve minutes, reports, and several contracts. Notable actions include a first reading of an ordinance changing outdoor cafe license fees, approval of engineering services for the Dee Road Rehabilitation Project for $75,931, and appointments to the Liquor License Review Board. Other consent items include contracts for a traffic court attorney, ambulance billing, and a fire department vehicle.
- First reading of ordinance to change license fee schedule for outdoor cafes
- Approve engineering services for Dee Road Rehabilitation Project with Baxter & Woodman for $75,931
- Appoint four members to the Liquor License Review Board (terms through 2023/2026)
- Approve appointment of Sarah Mitchell as Director of Public Works
- Approve resolution authorizing procurement of a Fire Department Vehicle
BOARD OF FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSIONERS
The board will adjourn to a closed session to discuss employee appointments and discipline, then vote on motions to qualify or disqualify candidates for appointment. An unfinished business item involves discussion of amendments to the disqualification criteria in the board's rules.
- Adjourn to closed meeting under 5 ILCS 120/2(c)(1) for personnel matters
- Motion to qualify candidates eligible for appointment
- Motion to disqualify candidates ineligible for appointment
- Discussion on amendments to disqualification criteria of the Board of Fire and Police Commission Rules
BOARD OF FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSIONERS
The Park Ridge Board of Fire and Police Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with roll call, public comment, and approval of December 2022 minutes. New business items include a resolution to release certain closed session minutes, a motion to certify a Police Officer Eligibility List effective February 9, 2023, and a discussion on amendments to disqualification criteria in board rules. The board will then adjourn to closed session to discuss personnel matters.
- Resolution 2023-01: Approving release of closed meeting minutes
- Motion to certify Police Officer Eligibility List effective February 9, 2023
- Discussion on amendments to disqualification criteria for board rules
- Adjourn to closed session for personnel discussions (5 ILCS 120/2(c)(1))
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
The Park Ridge City Council will consider a consent agenda with multiple contracts and budget amendments, and hold final readings on a zoning amendment for residential healthcare facilities and a variance for a house at 2380 S De Cook Court. A financial support agreement with Advocate Lutheran General Hospital and the assignment of the city attorney to the Fire and Police Commission are also up for discussion.
- Approve $1,340,792.59 in warrants (Warrant Report C031523)
- Approve $45,776.39 contract with Pacific Construction Services for Police Station floor demolition and asbestos abatement
- Approve $536,717.40 contract with Hoerr Construction for sewer lining project
- Final reading of Ordinance Amending Zoning for Residential Healthcare Facilities (ZA-23-0001)
- Final reading of Ordinance granting zoning variance for encroachment at 2380 S De Cook Court (VA-23-0004)
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
The Park Ridge City Council will hold final readings on two special use ordinances: a dwelling above ground floor at 116 South Prospect Avenue and a planned unit development for a mixed-use project at 820 West Talcott Road. The council will also consider extending a special use permit at 1424-1440 Higgins Road, approving purchase orders for Flock camera equipment ($23,000) and cardiac monitors ($194,252.03), rejecting bids for aggregate materials and a watermain project, and amending ambulance service fees.
- Final reading of ordinance for a dwelling above ground floor at 116 South Prospect Avenue (SU-23-0002)
- Final reading of ordinance for a planned unit development at 820 West Talcott Road (PUD-22-0001)
- Extension of special use permit for 1424-1440 Higgins Road until May 1, 2023 closing
- Purchase order of $23,000 to Flock Safety Solutions for camera equipment and software
- Purchase order not to exceed $194,252.03 for five Zoll X Series cardiac monitors/defibrillators
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
The Park Ridge City Council will act on several contracts and an ordinance amendment at its Feb. 21 meeting. Consent agenda items include a design contract for Fire Station 35 renovation, the Uptown Parking and Alleys Project ($267,091), and a Service Center HVAC replacement ($181,638). The council will also hold a final reading on an ordinance amending package liquor license regulations. Public comment will be heard on non-agenda items.
- Approve a contract with Cordogan Clark & Associates for Fire Station 35 renovation/rebuild design and construction management services
- Approve a $267,091 contract for the Uptown Parking and Alleys Project with Briggs Paving
- Approve a $181,638 contract to F.E. Moran for Service Center HVAC rooftop unit replacement
- Approve final reading of an ordinance amending Article 12, Chapter 6 to change package liquor license and gasoline sales endorsement rules
- Approve a $84,098.75 purchase of one Bandit Intimidator 18XP wood chipper from Atlas Bobcat
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
This meeting includes a final vote on a zoning map amendment for 531 Forestview Avenue, a contract for City Hall security renovations, and approval of warrant payments totaling over $2.4 million. The council will also consider an ordinance for a fence variance at 1001 N. Western Avenue and a budget amendment to move green alley project funds.
- Final reading of ordinance to rezone 531 Forestview Ave from R-2 Single-Family Residential to OS Open Space District (MA-23-0001)
- Approve contract with Cordogan Clark & Associates for architectural and construction management services for City Hall security upgrades
- Approve one-year extension of emergency watermain and sewer work contract PW-21-18 with Rossi Contractors, Inc.
- Final reading of ordinance granting zoning variances for a fence at 1001 N. Western Avenue (VA-23-0002)
- Approve amendment to FY2022 budget moving green alley project expenditures from SSA funds to Capital Improvement and Equipment Fund 550
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
The Park Ridge City Council will consider several items, including a proposal to eliminate the vehicle tax, approve $1.95 million in state funds for street resurfacing, and authorize a settlement with ComEd and Azavar Audit Solutions. The council will also vote on contracts, budget transfers, and the release of closed session minutes. Routine reports and public comment periods are also scheduled.
- Approve amendment to eliminate the vehicle tax (Municipal Code Article 13, Chapter 19)
- Approve IDOT Resolution to use $1,000,000 in Motor Fuel Tax Funds for street resurfacing
- Approve IDOT Resolution to use $950,000 in Rebuild Illinois Funds for street resurfacing
- Approve settlement agreement with ComEd and Azavar Audit Solutions to resolve tax liabilities
- Approve amendment to agreement with DeKind Computer Consultants for $99,360 (18-month extension)
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARK RIDGE CITY COUNCIL
The Park Ridge City Council will hold a regular meeting to decide on several items, including an ordinance to vacate an alley west of Rose Street and north of Crescent Avenue, and a software contract with Tyler Technologies worth up to $536,130. Other items include a landmark designation for 1700 Ballard Road, a branding contract, and vehicle purchases, all on the consent agenda unless discussed separately.
- Approve a Software as a Service Agreement with Tyler Technologies for Munis and EnerGov modules not to exceed $504,630 for 3 years and EnerGov Assist not to exceed $31,500 for 1 year
- Ordinance to vacate the alley west of Rose Street and north of Crescent Ave
- Approve final reading of ordinance designating 1700 Ballard Road as a Park Ridge Landmark
- Approve contract for branding and marketing services to AllTogether in the amount of $49,940
- Approve contracts for three Ford Escape SUVs ($90,750), one Ford Escape AWD ($31,250), and one Ford Transit Van ($36,560) from Roesch Ford