La Grange Park public meetings in 2022
8 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Village Board
The Village Board will consider several administrative and infrastructure items, including a remodel of the Village Complex and the replacement of the computer network server. The meeting also includes discussions on municipal code amendments regarding alcoholic beverages and building department service contracts.
- Village Complex/Board Room remodel proposal from F.H. Paschen up to $100,000.00
- Computer network server replacement via AIS not to exceed $32,000.00
- Amendment to Municipal Code Chapter 112, Section 20 regarding Alcoholic Beverages
- Variation requests for 618 N. Ashland Avenue (Case #22-0007)
- Appointment of Austin Haacke as Finance Director and Village Treasurer
Village Board
The Village Board will consider the 2022 property tax levy and amendments to the municipal code regarding liquor licenses. Other business includes a salt purchase contract and audit service expenses.
- 2022 Property Tax Levy ordinance for fiscal year May 1, 2022, to April 30, 2023
- Ordinance to increase authorized Class A and Class B liquor licenses from seven to nine
- Salt purchase contract with Cargil Incorporated Salt Division not to exceed $65,000.00
- Authorization of an additional $15,000 for audit services by Forvis
- Renewal agreement with Municipal GIS Partners, Incorporated not to exceed $44,550.00
Village Board
The Village Board will hold a discussion regarding the State of Illinois Video Gaming Act and the possibility of amending the 2010 ordinance that prohibits video gaming. This follows requests from local restaurant owners to reconsider the ban. The meeting also includes discussions on interim finance staffing, salt contracts, and property tax levies.
- Presentation on the State of Illinois Video Gaming Act and local control options
- Discussion of liquor license request for Level Up
- Approval of GovTemps USA agreement for Interim Finance Director Thomas Glaser
- Open purchase order for Cargill Incorporated salt not to exceed $65,000.00
- Leaf disposal contract with Landscape Material and Firewood Sales, Inc. not to exceed $36,000.00
Village Board
The Village Board will consider a $4,159,232 estimate for the 2022 property tax levy. The board will also discuss renewing a health inspection services agreement with Cook County and a grant for police security cameras.
- 2022 property tax levy estimate of $4,159,232
- Cook County health inspection services agreement renewal
- $19,527.57 grant from the National White Collar Crime Center for police security cameras
- $19,466.08 proposal from Minuteman Security Technologies for security cameras
- Proclamation recognizing the Nazareth Academy 2022 Boys Baseball Team
Village Board
The Village Board will hold a work session to discuss several municipal matters. Key items include a potential ordinance change for liquor licenses, a zoning amendment for residential front porches, and the 2022 property tax levy estimate.
- Swearing-in of Doug Rackow as Police Sergeant
- Liquor license request for Bill's Place at 1146 N. Maple Avenue
- Potential zoning text amendment to incentivize residential front porches
- A $15,000 change order for M&J Asphalt for utility patching
- 2022 property tax levy estimate of $4,159,232
Village Board
The Village Board is reviewing a final planned unit development (PUD) for 315 N. La Grange Road to allow for new multi-family residences and amenities. The proposal includes an amendment to the existing service fee in lieu of taxes agreement for the non-profit retirement community.
- Final PUD Plan and Special Use for 315 N. La Grange Road (Plymouth Place, Inc.)
- Amendment to PILOT agreement for 315 N. La Grange Road
- Payment of $168,099.87 to Lakeside Consultants for code consultant services
- M&J Asphalt contract for 2022 MFT Patching Program up to $100,000.00
- Hoerr Construction, Inc. contract for 2022/2023 Sewer Lining Project up to $100,000.00
Village Board
The Village Board will hold a joint work session with the Police Pension Board to review an actuarial valuation report. The Board will also consider several Public Works Committee items, including sidewalk replacement contracts and street maintenance resolutions.
- Presentation of Police Pension Fund Actuarial Valuation Report
- Contract with Globe Construction for $64,500.00 for sidewalk replacement and utility restoration
- Resolution for $412,000.00 in MFT funds for street and highway maintenance
- 24-month extended term agreement amendment with MC Squared Energy Services, LLC
- Appointments and reappointments to the Youth Commission
Village Board
The Village Board will consider awarding a contract for the 25th Street resurfacing project and a noise exception for Nazareth Academy football games. The meeting also includes a proclamation for National Suicide Prevention + Action Month.
- Contract award for 25th Street Resurfacing Project to M&J Asphalt Company, Inc. for $422,564.00
- Resolution to adopt an IDOT Supplemental Resolution for $66,000.00 in MFT funds for 25th Street
- Noise restriction exception for Nazareth Academy night football games on five specific dates
- Proclamation of 2022 National Suicide Prevention + Action Month
- Recognition of David Mrazek for retirement from the Sustainability Commission