Palatine, Illinois

Beautification Commission

La Comisión de Embellecimiento se reunirá para aprobar las actas anteriores y discutir proyectos en curso, incluyendo el plan de paisajismo de Slade Street y los premios anuales Hometown Pride Awards.

• Aprobación de las actas del 26 de mayo de 2026
• Redesarrollo del centro de Palatine - Plan de paisajismo para mejoras en Slade Street
• Resumen del Mercado de Agricultores
• Desfile de Espantapájaros
• Evaluación de los 2026 Hometown Pride Awards

Planning and Zoning Commission

Village Council

Fire Pension Board

Village Council

Liquor Commission

Planning and Zoning Commission

Police Pension Board

Village Council

Planning and Zoning Commission

Village Council

Village Council

Liquor Commission

Planning and Zoning Commission

Foreign Fire Tax Board

Village Council

Beautification Commission

Planning and Zoning Commission

Village Council

Village Council

Liquor Commission

Planning and Zoning Commission

Village Council

Planning and Zoning Commission

Village Council

Fire and Police Commission

Village Council

Liquor Commission

Fire Pension Board

Planning and Zoning Commission

Police Pension Board

Village Council

Beautification Commission

Planning and Zoning Commission

Village Council

Planning and Zoning Commission

Foreign Fire Tax Board

Village Council

Liquor Commission

Village Council

Planning and Zoning Commission

Liquor Commission

Planning and Zoning Commission

Planning and Zoning Commission

Planning and Zoning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación y Zonificación llevará a cabo audiencias públicas sobre cinco solicitudes de propiedad. Estas incluyen un desarrollo residencial propuesto de 3 lotes y diversas variaciones de retiro y uso.

• 366 N. Quentin Road: Propuesta de desarrollo residencial unifamiliar de 3 lotes y rezonificación de R-1 a Desarrollo Planificado
• 317 W. Northwest Highway: Solicitud de Uso Especial para un negocio de terapia de masaje
• 1152 W. Wood Street: Variación para 800 square feet de estructuras accesorias en el patio trasero
• 257 N. Hale Street: Uso Especial para un retiro de patio delantero de 16 pies
• 300 N. Clark Drive: Uso especial para una cerca en un patio delantero

Liquor Commission

En esta reunión, la Comisión de Licores de Palatine considerará una enmienda temporal de licores para Emmett’s Licensed Premises para dar cabida al Palatine Street Feast: A Food Truck Series el 16 de agosto de 2026. El organismo también revisará una extensión de una licencia de club Clase C para la American Ukrainian Youth Association of Palatine mientras se traslada de 136 E. Illinois Avenue a 176 E. Illinois Avenue. Los asuntos procesales estándar incluyen la aprobación de las actas de una reunión especial de junio.

• Enmienda temporal de licores para Emmett’s Licensed Premises en el Palatine Street Feast: A Food Truck Series el 16 de agosto de 2026
• Extensión de la licencia de club Clase C para la American Ukrainian Youth Association of Palatine (traslado de 136 E. Illinois Avenue a 176 E. Illinois Avenue)
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión especial del 15 de junio de 2026

Special Meeting

The Village Council and Committee of the Whole will convene for a special meeting. The agenda includes a request for a closed session pursuant to specific Illinois statutes.

• Request for a closed session under 5 ILCS 120/2

Village Council

El Concejo Municipal revisará varios puntos, incluidos los contratos de ingeniería para Colfax Street y acuerdos tecnológicos. La reunión también incluye discusiones sobre exenciones de amplificación de sonido, cierres de calles para una serie de camiones de comida y transferencias de uso especial para negocios locales.

• Contrato de ingeniería de Colfax Street Fase I y Fase II
• Acuerdo de cinco años con Heartland Business Solutions que no excederá los $444,000
• Transferencia de Uso Especial para peluquería canina en 327 W. Northwest Highway
• Transferencia de Uso Especial para reparación automotriz en 138 N. Northwest Highway
• Cierre de calle y estacionamiento para Palatine Street Feast el 16 de agosto de 2026

Fire and Police Commission

Esta reunión especial de la Comisión de Bomberos y Policía incluirá una sesión cerrada para entrevistas de candidatos del departamento de bomberos, seguida de comentarios públicos. No hay otros puntos sustanciales en la agenda. La reunión es principalmente procedimental.

• Sesión cerrada para entrevistas de candidatos del departamento de bomberos
• Periodo de comentarios públicos

Fire and Police Commission

La Comisión de Bomberos y Policía considerará la aprobación de actualizaciones a sus Reglas y Reglamentos y realizará entrevistas para candidatos del departamento de bomberos durante esta reunión especial. La agenda también incluye la aprobación de las actas de la reunión regular del 6 de mayo y una sesión cerrada según sea requerido. Se escucharán comentarios del público.

• Aprobar las Actas de la Reunión Regular del 6 de mayo
• Considerar una Moción para aprobar actualizaciones a las Reglas y Reglamentos de la Comisión de Bomberos y Policía
• Sesión Cerrada según sea requerido
• Entrevistas a Candidatos del Departamento de Bomberos

Planning and Zoning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación y Zonificación continuará la audiencia pública para una subdivisión de 3 lotes y rezonificación en 366 N. Quentin Road hasta el 14 de julio de 2026. La comisión también llevará a cabo una audiencia pública para una solicitud de uso especial para reducir un retranqueo de una línea de construcción registrada privadamente y una variación para permitir un ancho de entrada vehicular de 35 pies (en lugar del máximo de 30 pies) en 1304 N. Doe Road.

• Continuación de la audiencia pública para el desarrollo planificado preliminar/final y el plano de subdivisión para 3 lotes unifamiliares en 366 N. Quentin Road; rezonificación de R-1 a Desarrollo Planificado
• Solicitud de uso especial para la reducción del retranqueo en 1304 N. Doe Road
• Solicitud de variación para un ancho de entrada vehicular de 35 pies en 1304 N. Doe Road (el máximo permitido para un garaje de 2 autos es de 30 pies)

The Commission approved a special use and variation for a property on Doe Road to address a garage encroachment and driveway width. A planned development request for 366 N. Quentin Road was continued to the July 14, 2026 meeting.

• Approved 1304 N. Doe Road special use and variation (8-0)
• Continued 366 N. Quentin Road development request to July 14, 2026
• Approved previous meeting minutes

Foreign Fire Tax Board

La Junta del Impuesto contra Incendios Extranjeros votará la aprobación de las actas de marzo de 2026 y recibirá un informe del tesorero. Los asuntos pendientes incluyen solicitudes de un anillo Oura, una aspiradora robot y una selección de café. Los asuntos nuevos cubren la implementación de nuevos estatutos, la revisión de las órdenes permanentes, una solicitud de fondos para la casa de la estación y solicitudes de equipo para una batidora Kitchen Aid y un generador de imágenes térmicas. Estos puntos afectan cómo se asignan los fondos del departamento de bomberos para operaciones y equipo.

• Implementación de nuevos estatutos
• Solicitud de fondos para la casa de la estación
• Solicitud de generador de imágenes térmicas
• Solicitud de batidora Kitchen Aid
• Solicitud de anillo Oura

Liquor Commission

La Comisión de Licores de Palatine considerará varias solicitudes y renovaciones de licencias de licores en su reunión ordinaria. Los puntos clave incluyen la aprobación de las renovaciones anuales de licencias para el año 2026/2027, una nueva licencia de restaurante, permisos para eventos temporales y una transferencia de propiedad de acciones.

• Aprobación de las renovaciones anuales de licencias de licores para 2026/2027
• Licencia temporal Clase E para el 5th Annual Parish Picnic en St. Thomas of Villanova, 8 de agosto
• Licencia temporal Clase E para Tap House Grill para el Palatine Food Truck Event, 16 de agosto, con exención de tarifa
• Licencia de restaurante Clase D para Hot Pockets en 365 W. Northwest Highway
• Transferencia de propiedad de acciones para Siri Thai II en 40 W. Palatine Road

The Liquor Commission approved multiple temporary event licenses and the annual liquor license renewal process for 2026/2027. The commission also approved a new restaurant license and an ownership transfer.

• Approved May 11, 2026 meeting minutes (voice vote)
• Approved Class E temporary license for St. Thomas of Villanova Parish picnic on August 8, 2026 (voice vote)
• Approved Class E temporary license and fee waiver for Tap House Grill food truck event on August 16, 2026 (voice vote)
• Approved temporary amendment to Lamplighter Inn premises for 'Pipes for Pits' event on August 2, 2026 (voice vote)
• Approved 2026/2027 liquor license renewals (voice vote)
• Approved Class D restaurant license for Hot Pockets at 365 W. Northwest Highway (voice vote)
• Acknowledged transfer of ownership stock for Siri Thai II at 40 W. Palatine Road (voice vote)

Village Council

El Concejo de la Villa considerará varios permisos de uso especial y transferencias, incluyendo una varianza de retiro del patio trasero en 649 W. Revere Lane y transferencias de licencias de alcohol para restaurantes. También se encuentran bajo consideración enmiendas a la ordenanza de zonificación para ocupaciones domésticas y distritos comerciales, los informes financieros anuales y actualizaciones a los calendarios de tarifas y multas de 2026.

• Ordenanza que enmienda la ordenanza de zonificación para ocupaciones domésticas, distritos residenciales y distritos comerciales
• Uso especial para un retiro de patio trasero de 34 pies en 649 W. Revere Lane (distrito R-2)
• Transferencia de uso especial para un concesionario de autos usados en 2105-2111 N. Rand Road
• Ordenanza que reduce en una las licencias de alcohol Clase G (cerveza/vino) y Clase LC-1 (cierre tardío)
• Ordenanzas que enmiendan el Calendario de Tarifas y el Calendario de Multas de 2026

The Village Council approved several special use transfers for local businesses and zoning amendments. Financial reports and reserve recommendations were accepted, alongside authorization to dispose of excess equipment.

• Approved June 1 meeting minutes (voice vote)
• Approved sound amplification waiver and street closure for Pipes for Pits event (voice vote)
• Approved sound amplification waiver for St. Thomas of Villanova Parish Picnic (voice vote)
• Approved rear yard setback special use for 649 W. Revere Lane (voice vote)
• Approved fence special use and variation for 100 E. Wood Street (voice vote)
• Approved used auto dealer special use transfer for 2105 - 2111 N. Rand Road (voice vote)
• Approved restaurant special use transfer for 365 W. Northwest Highway (voice vote)
• Approved restaurant special use transfer for 40 W. Palatine Road (voice vote)

Planning and Zoning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación y Zonificación llevará a cabo una audiencia pública sobre tres solicitudes de uso especial. Dos solicitudes buscan la aprobación para negocios de terapia de masaje en 317 W. Northwest Highway y 630 N. North Court, Unit 140. La tercera busca una reducción del retranqueo del patio trasero de 17 pies en 1244 N. Jack Pine Court, que es menor al retranqueo requerido de 40 pies en el distrito de zonificación R-2.

• Permiso de uso especial para un negocio de terapia de masaje en 317 W. Northwest Highway
• Permiso de uso especial para un negocio de terapia de masaje en 630 N. North Court, Unit 140
• Variación de uso especial para permitir un retranqueo trasero de 17 pies en 1244 N. Jack Pine Court (zona R-2)

The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a special use request to construct a rear addition at 1244 N. Jack Pine Court that encroaches on the required 40-foot setback. The 7-0 vote allows the project to proceed to the Village Manager and Village Council for final review on July 13, 2026.

• Approved draft PZC minutes from May 26, 2026 (7-0)
• Denied special use request for massage therapy at 317 W. Northwest Highway due to notice requirements
• Approved special use for rear addition at 1244 N. Jack Pine Court (7-0)
• Tabled discussion on special use for massage therapy at 630 N. North Court, Unit 140

Village Council

Liquor Commission

Village Council

El Concejo del Pueblo votará sobre un desarrollo planificado preliminar para casas adosadas de 4 unidades en 315 W. Johnson Street y una transferencia de uso especial para continuar un restaurante con autoservicio en 828 S. Hicks Road. Ambos puntos están en la agenda de consentimiento, lo que significa que serán aprobados juntos a menos que un miembro del concejo solicite una discusión separada. La reunión también incluye una proclama para el Director de Tecnología de la Información Larry Schroth y la aprobación de la orden de pago 2026 #11.

• Desarrollo planificado preliminar para casas adosadas de 4 unidades en 315 W. Johnson Street (Distrito Dos del Concejo)
• Transferencia de uso especial para restaurante con autoservicio en 828 S. Hicks Road (Distrito Dos del Concejo)
• Aprobación de la Orden de Pago 2026 #11
• Ordenanza que autoriza al Gerente del Pueblo a otorgar aprobación administrativa para ciertas recomendaciones de la Comisión de Planificación y Zonificación
• Proclama de Agradecimiento para el Director de Tecnología de la Información Larry Schroth

The Village Council approved a preliminary planned development for a four-unit townhouse complex at 315 W. Johnson Street and a special use transfer to allow a restaurant with a drive-through at 828 S. Hicks Road. The Council also approved the monthly warrants and an ordinance authorizing administrative approvals for planning items.

• Approved Warrant 2026 #11 (6-0)
• Approved preliminary planned development for 4-unit townhouses at 315 W. Johnson Street (6-0)
• Approved special use transfer for restaurant with drive-through at 828 S. Hicks Road (6-0)
• Approved ordinance authorizing administrative approvals for P&Z items (6-0)
• Approved minutes from May 18, 2026 meeting (6-0)
• Recessed to Committee of the Whole (6-0)
• Reconvened regular meeting (6-0)
• Adjourned meeting (6-0)

Beautification Commission

Esta reunión incluye actualizaciones sobre las mejoras del Snowflake Corridor y el plan de paisaje de la Redesarrollo del Centro de Palatine para Slade Street. Los comisionados también resumirán el reciente evento de plantación de lirios de día, discutirán el Farmers' Market y planificarán los Hometown Pride Awards y Scarecrows on Parade. Los nuevos nombramientos para la comisión están en la agenda.

• Downtown Palatine Redevelopment - Plan de Paisaje de Mejoras de Slade Street (discusión)
• Actualización de Mejoras del Snowflake Corridor
• Resumen del Evento de Plantación de Lirios de Día
• 2026 Hometown Pride Awards
• Nombramientos de Comisionados

Planning and Zoning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación y Zonificación llevará a cabo audiencias públicas sobre dos solicitudes de uso especial: una para un retranqueo reducido del patio trasero en 649 W. Revere Lane y otra para una variación de cercado y paisajismo en 100 E. Wood Street. La comisión podrá votar sobre estas solicitudes después de las audiencias.

• Uso especial para un retranqueo del patio trasero de 34 pies en 649 W. Revere Lane (mínimo requerido de 40 pies en el distrito R-2)
• Uso especial para una cerca en el patio lateral colindante con una calle en 100 E. Wood Street
• Variación para omitir el paisajismo requerido entre la cerca y la calle en 100 E. Wood Street

The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a special use request for a rear yard sunroom addition at 649 W. Revere Lane and a special use request for a 4-foot fence at 100 E. Wood Street. Both items will go to the Village Council for final consideration.

• Approved special use for 649 W. Revere Lane sunroom (9-0)
• Approved special use for 100 E. Wood Street fence (9-0)
• Tabled 100 E. Wood Street fence to Village Council
• Tabled 649 W. Revere Lane sunroom to Village Council

Village Council

El Concejo del Pueblo considerará varias ordenanzas y resoluciones de uso especial, incluyendo una estación de transferencia de escombros de construcción en 560 S. Hicks Road y una instalación de almacenamiento de baños portátiles en 630 S. Hicks Road. Otros puntos incluyen la adjudicación de un contrato de señalización de pavimento, la aprobación de eventos especiales con exenciones de amplificación de sonido y el reconocimiento de un equipo de baloncesto femenino. La reunión también contará con una presentación de la Junta de Salud Mental Comunitaria del Municipio de Palatine.

• Considerar la ordenanza de uso especial para permitir la transferencia, almacenamiento y tratamiento de escombros de construcción en 560 S. Hicks Road
• Considerar la resolución que respalda la clasificación fiscal 6B del Condado de Cook para 560 S. Hicks Road
• Considerar la ordenanza de enmienda de uso especial para permitir el almacenamiento y limpieza de baños portátiles en 630 S. Hicks Road
• Considerar la moción para adjudicar el contrato para el Programa de Señalización de Pavimento 2026
• Considerar las mociones para el Halloween Hustle 5K y el Palatine Street Feast con exenciones de sonido y cierres de calles

The Village Council approved a $55,750 pavement striping contract, zoning amendments for a fence and construction materials, and permits for the Halloween Hustle and Palatine Street Feast.

• Approved $55,750 pavement striping contract
• Approved Slade Street Crossing Planned Development amendment
• Approved special use for construction materials at 560 S. Hicks Road
• Approved special use amendment for portable toilets at 630 S. Hicks Road
• Approved Halloween Hustle 5K event with street closure
• Approved Palatine Street Feast event with street and parking lot closure
• Approved resolution for construction on state highways
• Approved minutes from May 11, 2026

Planning and Zoning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación y Zonificación llevará a cabo audiencias públicas sobre una propuesta de enmienda al texto de la ordenanza de zonificación residencial de la Villa, un desarrollo planificado preliminar para un edificio de casas adosadas de cuatro unidades en 315 W. Johnson Street, y una enmienda de uso especial y desarrollo planificado para una cerca en 4-20 E. Slade Street. La comisión también considerará la aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 28 de abril. Se invita al comentario público.

• Audiencia pública sobre Enmiendas de Texto al Artículo 10 de la Ordenanza de Zonificación (Distritos Residenciales)
• Desarrollo Planificado Preliminar para un nuevo edificio de casas adosadas de 4 unidades en 315 W. Johnson Street
• Enmienda de Desarrollo Planificado y Uso Especial para una cerca en un patio lateral en 4-20 E. Slade Street
• Aprobación del borrador de las actas de la PZC del 28 de abril de 2026

The commission approved its own meeting minutes by a 6‑0 vote. It also approved the Planned Development amendment and a special‑use permit for a 4‑foot picket fence at 4‑20 E. Slade Street, also by a 6‑0 vote, subject to staff‑recommended conditions. The approval will be forwarded to the Village Council on May 18, 2026. A preliminary Planned Development for 315 W. Johnson Street was presented but no vote was taken.

• Approved meeting minutes (6-0)
• Approved Planned Development amendment and 4‑foot fence at 4‑20 E. Slade St (6-0)
• Preliminary Planned Development for 315 W. Johnson St discussed, no decision recorded

Police Pension Board

La Junta de Pensiones de la Policía de Palatine votará sobre la jubilación del Comandante Jason Watson, que incluye un beneficio anual inicial de $119,212.03, y aprobará pagos que superan los $45,500 a firmas legales y de consultoría. La junta también revisará la auditoría financiera, la valoración actuarial y recomendará la contribución de pensiones de la villa. Los nuevos oficiales serán ingresados en el fondo de pensiones Tier 2.

• Jubilación del Comandante Jason Watson con 28 años de servicio; beneficio anual inicial $119,212.03
• Pago a Lauterbach & Amen por servicios legales: $4,953.98
• Pagos a INSPE Associates LLC por la solicitud de McGee: $40,590.00 en total
• Revisión y aprobación de la valoración actuarial y la recomendación de contribución de la villa
• Ingreso al fondo de pensiones Tier 2 para cinco nuevos oficiales contratados entre febrero y abril de 2026

Fire Pension Board

La Junta de Pensiones de Bomberos discutirá y potencialmente aprobará informes financieros, órdenes de pago y asuntos administrativos, incluyendo una presentación actuarial y el gravamen recomendado al Village Council. La junta también considerará solicitudes de jubilación, solicitudes de nuevos miembros y nombramientos para cargos de la junta.

• Informe actuarial con gravamen recomendado al Village Council
• Órdenes de pago a Reimer, Dobrovolny y Labardi; Fred Kleeburg; e IPFA
• Solicitudes de jubilación y solicitudes de nuevos miembros
• Nombramientos para cargos de la junta y agentes autorizados
• Aviso de requisito de examen físico para pensionistas por discapacidad

Village Council

El Concejo del Pueblo se reunirá como Comité Plenario para discutir varios temas, y luego se volverá a reunir para considerar una agenda de consentimiento que incluye una ordenanza para un plano final de subdivisión y usos especiales para relleno en una llanura aluvial en 951 S. Benton Street; ordenanzas que prohíben los pozos de agua subterránea cerca de 515 West Colfax Street y 1245 East Dundee Road; y múltiples cambios en licencias de alcohol y aprobaciones de uso especial para restaurantes. Se espera que la agenda de consentimiento sea aprobada en una sola moción con la exención de la primera lectura.

• Plano final de subdivisión y usos especiales de llanura aluvial en 951 S. Benton Street (Distrito del Concejo 2)
• Prohibición de pozos de agua subterránea cerca de 515 West Colfax Street (Distrito 6)
• Prohibición de pozos de agua subterránea cerca de 1245 East Dundee Road (Distrito 5)
• Reclasificación de licencia de alcohol para Cook, Cork & Fork en 34 W. Palatine Road
• Exención para el Oktoberfest que incluye el cierre de calles y exenciones de tarifas para el evento del Rotary Club

The Palatine Village Council unanimously approved multiple liquor license changes for Cook, Cork & Fork, Tap House, Loft 19 Golf Club, and Griffin's; granted waivers and street closures for the Rotary Oktoberfest; and approved a final plat of subdivision with special uses for a floodplain property at 951 S. Benton Street. Two ordinances prohibiting groundwater wells near former gas stations were also adopted. All decisions were by voice vote with no recorded nays.

• Approved decreasing Class G (beer & wine) and increasing Class G-2 (beer, wine & limited spirits) licenses for Cook, Cork & Fork (unanimous)
• Approved special use transfer for restaurant with liquor service at 56 W. Wilson Street (Tap House) (unanimous)
• Approved special use for golf simulator and Class G license increase for Loft 19 at 117 W. Slade Street (unanimous)
• Approved temporary Class E-1 license for Griffin’s (unanimous)
• Approved sound-amplification waiver, parking lot and road closures, fee waiver, and construction hours waiver for Rotary Oktoberfest (Sept 18-20) (unanimous)
• Approved floor plan amendment for Schnell's Brauhaus to add video gaming expansion (unanimous)
• Approved final plat of subdivision with special uses for fill in floodplain, compensatory storage, and yard in floodplain at 951 S. Benton Street (unanimous)
• Approved ordinances prohibiting groundwater wells near 515 W. Colfax Street and 1245 E. Dundee Road (unanimous)

Liquor Commission

La Comisión de Licores de Palatine llevará a cabo una reunión regular para considerar siete puntos del orden del día, que incluyen cuatro solicitudes de nuevas licencias de licor, dos solicitudes de licencias para eventos temporales y una enmienda a una licencia y plano de planta existentes. Los puntos incluyen licencias para Cook, Cork & Fork, Tap House Grill, Loft 19 Golf Club, Griffin's y Schnell's Brauhaus, así como licencias temporales para el Oktoberfest del Rotary Club y el Bunco Bash del Senior Center. La comisión también aprobará las actas de la reunión anterior.

• Solicitud de licencia Clase G-2 para Sizzle Kitchen LLC dba Cook, Cork & Fork en 34 W. Palatine Road
• Solicitud de licencia Clase D para R & R Tap Palatine LLC dba Tap House Grill en 56 W. Wilson Street
• Solicitud de licencia temporal Clase E para la celebración del Oktoberfest del Rotary Club of Palatine del 18 al 20 de septiembre de 2026
• Enmienda al plano de planta y a las licencias Clase D y VG para Schnell's Brauhaus en 45 W. Slade Street
• Solicitud de licencia temporal Clase E para el Bunco Bash del Palatine Township Senior Center el 28 de mayo de 2026 en 505 S. Quentin Road

The commission approved a Class G-2 license for Sizzle Kitchen LLC, a Class D license for R & R Tap Palatine LLC, a Class G license for Loft 19 Golf Club LLC, a Class E-1 temporary event license for Griffin's, a Class E temporary license for the Rotary Club Oktoberfest, an amendment to the floor plan and licenses for Schnell's Brauhaus, and a Class E temporary license for the Palatine Township Senior Center Bunco Bash. All motions passed by voice vote with no dissent.

• Approved Class G-2 license for Sizzle Kitchen LLC dba Cook, Cork & Fork (voice vote)
• Approved Class D license for R & R Tap Palatine LLC dba Tap House Grill (voice vote)
• Approved Class G license for Loft 19 Golf Club LLC dba Loft 19 Golf Club (voice vote)
• Approved Class E-1 temporary event license for With Love The Elliots LLC dba Griffin's (voice vote)
• Approved Class E temporary license for Rotary Club of Palatine Oktoberfest (voice vote)
• Approved amendment to floor plan and Class D/VG licenses for Schnell Brothers LLC dba Schnell's Brauhaus (voice vote)
• Approved Class E temporary license for Palatine Township Senior Center Bunco Bash (voice vote)

Fire and Police Commission

La Comisión de Bomberos y Policía considerará mociones para recomendar nombramientos permanentes para tres bomberos/paramédicos y tres oficiales de policía. También elegirán un presidente y un secretario para la comisión, discutirán cambios propuestos a las reglas y regulaciones, y aprobarán un proveedor para la prueba de promoción a sargento de 2026.

• Considerar el nombramiento permanente de Kristopher Bohnen como Firefighter/Paramedic
• Considerar el nombramiento permanente de Kyle Hansen como Firefighter/Paramedic
• Considerar el nombramiento permanente de Daniel Goetsch como Firefighter/Paramedic
• Considerar los nombramientos permanentes de los oficiales Bryan Martinez Peralta, Nicholas N. Skleba y Nikodemos Weder
• Elegir al Presidente y Secretario de la Comisión

The Palatine Fire & Police Commission elected new officers, approved several permanent firefighter and police officer appointments, and adopted testing schedules for the 2026 Sergeant promotion and new police officer hiring. The commission also authorized a legal review of proposed rule changes to its regulations. All motions passed unanimously.

• Elected Dan Nallen as Chairman (unanimous)
• Elected Bill Rossi as Secretary (unanimous)
• Approved permanent appointment of firefighters Kristopher Bohnen, Kyle Hansen, and Daniel Goetsch (unanimous)
• Approved permanent appointment of officers Bryan Martinez Peralta, Nicholas N. Skleba, and Nikodemos Weder (unanimous)
• Authorized legal review of proposed Fire & Police Commission rule changes (unanimous)
• Approved October 17, 2026 as date for the Sergeant in‑person exam (unanimous)
• Approved COPS AND FIRE as vendor for the 2026 Sergeant written test (unanimous)
• Approved timeline for the new police officer testing process (unanimous)

Village Council

El Concejo Municipal de Palatine considerará varias acciones relacionadas con propiedades en N. Rand Road. Los puntos incluyen otorgar la aprobación final del desarrollo planificado y un plano final de subdivisión para 2240‑2266 N. Rand Road, apoyar una solicitud de clasificación fiscal 6B del condado de Cook para dicha propiedad, rezonificar 2296 N. Rand Road a B-5 Highway Business y renovar la clasificación fiscal Clase 7c para 1951 N. Rand Road. El concejo también votará sobre ordenanzas de enmienda presupuestaria para los ajustes del cuarto trimestre de 2025 y el primer trimestre de 2026.

• Ordenanza que otorga la aprobación final del desarrollo planificado y resolución que otorga el plano final de subdivisión para 2240‑2266 N. Rand Road
• Resolución que apoya la presentación de una solicitud de clasificación fiscal 6B del condado de Cook para 2240‑2266 N. Rand Road
• Ordenanza que rezonifica 2296 N. Rand Road de Desarrollo Planificado a B-5 Highway Business
• Resolución que apoya la renovación de la clasificación fiscal Clase 7c del condado de Cook para 1951 N. Rand Road
• Ordenanza que enmienda el presupuesto del año calendario 2025 (ajustes del 4to trimestre) y el presupuesto del año calendario 2026 (ajustes del 1er trimestre)

The Village Council unanimously approved final planned development, lot consolidation, rezoning, and a Cook County 6B tax incentive for Globe Transportation's 7.9-acre site at 2240-2266 N. Rand Road. They also approved a Class 7c tax classification renewal for 1951 N. Rand Road and adopted budget amendments for CY2025 (4th quarter) and CY2026 (1st quarter). The Q1 2026 financial report was accepted. No decisions were made on public comments regarding a Pride flag.

• Approved final planned development for Globe Transportation at 2240-2266 N. Rand Road (voice vote, all yes)
• Approved lot consolidation (plat of subdivision) for the same property (voice vote, all yes)
• Approved rezoning of 2296 N. Rand Road from Planned Development to B-5 Highway Business (voice vote, all yes)
• Approved resolution of support for 6B Cook County tax classification for 2240-2266 N. Rand Road (voice vote, all yes)
• Approved renewal of Class 7c Cook County tax classification for 1951 N. Rand Road (voice vote, all yes)
• Approved ordinance amending CY2025 budget (4th quarter adjustments) (voice vote, all yes)
• Approved ordinance amending CY2026 budget (1st quarter adjustments) (voice vote, all yes)
• Accepted and placed on file Q1 2026 financial report (voice vote, all yes)

Planning and Zoning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación y Zonificación de Palatine llevará a cabo audiencias públicas sobre cuatro puntos: un plano de subdivisión y usos especiales para relleno en una llanura aluvial en 951 S. Benton Street; un desarrollo planificado final para un centro de logística y distribución con usos de oficina, junto con un plano de subdivisión y rezonificación en 2240-2266 y 2296 N Rand Road; un uso especial para el procesamiento de escombros de construcción y demolición en 560 S. Hicks Road; y una enmienda de uso especial para permitir el almacenamiento y limpieza de baños portátiles en 630 S. Hicks Road. La comisión también considerará la aprobación de las actas del 14 de abril de 2026 y recibirá comentarios del público.

• Desarrollo Planificado Final para centro de logística/distribución con usos de oficina en 2240-2266 N Rand Road y rezonificación de 2296 N Rand Road de Desarrollo Planificado a B-5 Highway Business
• Uso Especial para relleno en llanura aluvial y patio en llanura aluvial en 951 S. Benton Street, con el almacenamiento compensatorio requerido
• Uso Especial para permitir la transferencia, almacenamiento y tratamiento de materiales de construcción, escombros de demolición y residuos de madera en 560 S. Hicks Road
• Enmienda de Uso Especial para permitir el almacenamiento, distribución y limpieza de baños portátiles en 630 S. Hicks Road (enmendando el Uso Especial O-39-05)

The Commission held a public hearing regarding a request for a plat of subdivision and special uses for fill and a yard in a floodplain at 951 S. Benton Street to allow for a ranch-style home. Staff recommended approval subject to four conditions, including a restrictive covenant prohibiting additional structures. The minutes do not record a final vote or decision on the request.

• Approved 04-14-2026 PZC Minutes (voice vote)

Village Council

El Concejo de la Villa de Palatine considerará varias ordenanzas de uso especial, incluyendo permisos para un estudio de tatuajes, una cerca, una estación de servicio automotriz, una peluquería canina y una instalación de educación alternativa. El concejo también votará sobre mociones para adjudicar contratos para la construcción y mejoras de Slade Street, una varianza para nuevos postes de servicios públicos y una exención para un evento de camiones de comida el 7 de junio de 2026. Elementos rutinarios adicionales se encuentran en la agenda de consentimiento.

• Ordenanza que aprueba una enmienda de uso especial para el estudio de tatuajes en 574 W. Colfax Street (Distrito Seis del Concejo)
• Ordenanza que aprueba una transferencia de uso especial para la estación de servicio automotriz y mercado en 850 E. Northwest Highway (Distrito Seis del Concejo)
• Moción para adjudicar un contrato para las mejoras de Slade Street de 2026 (Distrito Seis del Concejo)
• Ordenanza que concede una varianza para permitir nuevos postes de servicios públicos en Illinois Avenue y la servidumbre trasera de 720 South Vermont Street (Distrito Dos del Concejo)
• Moción que concede una exención de la ordenanza de amplificación de sonido para el Palatine Street Feast el 7 de junio de 2026 en 150 W. Palatine Road

The Village Council approved a $3.2 million contract for Slade Street improvements and a variance for new utility poles on Illinois Avenue. The body also approved multiple special use permits for local businesses and a street festival.

• Approved Slade Street construction contract ($3.2M)
• Approved Slade Street By Owner items ($686,770)
• Approved utility pole variance on Illinois Avenue
• Approved special use for dog groomer at 811 N. Quentin Road
• Approved special use amendment for tattoo studio at 574 W. Colfax
• Approved special use transfer for auto station at 850 E. Northwest Highway
• Approved special use amendment for alternative education facility at 887 E. Wilmette
• Approved waiver for Palatine Street Feast street closures

Planning and Zoning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación y Zonificación llevará a cabo audiencias públicas sobre cinco solicitudes de uso especial en propiedades específicas, que incluyen una varianza de cerca, una modificación de plano de planta, dos nuevos usos únicos y una instalación de peluquería canina. La comisión también considerará enmiendas de texto a la ordenanza de zonificación que cubren ocupaciones domésticas, distritos residenciales y distritos comerciales. Estos puntos están sujetos a discusión y a una posible recomendación al Concejo del Pueblo.

• 1306 W. Hill Street: uso especial para permitir una cerca en el patio delantero
• 574 W. Colfax Street: enmienda de uso especial para modificar el plano de planta y el plan de negocios para un uso único existente
• 117 W. Slade Street, Unit 200: uso especial para permitir un nuevo uso único
• 811 N. Quentin Road: uso especial para permitir una instalación de peluquería canina como uso único
• Enmiendas de texto al Apéndice A de la Ordenanza de Zonificación - Artículo 6 (Ocupaciones Domésticas), Artículo 10 (Distritos Residenciales) y Artículo 11 (Distritos Comerciales)

The Planning and Zoning Commission approved three special use requests, all by 7-0 votes. A front-yard fence at 1306 W. Hill St, an expansion of White Eagle Tattoo at 574 W. Colfax St to increase artists from one to five, and a new golf simulator lounge with accessory beer/wine service at 117 W. Slade St Unit 200. Approvals are subject to staff conditions and will go to Village Council on April 20, 2026.

• Approved March 24, 2026 PZC minutes by voice vote (unanimous)
• Approved special use for 5.5-ft front-yard fence at 1306 W. Hill St (7-0)
• Approved special use amendment for White Eagle Tattoo expansion to five artists (7-0)
• Approved special use for Loft 19 Golf Club LLC with accessory beer/wine license (7-0)

Liquor Commission

La Comisión de Licores de Palatine votará sobre una nueva licencia de licores Clase G (Cerveza y Vino) para Vamika 25 LLC, que opera como GJ1 Indian Flavors, en 3 E. Northwest Highway. También considerará dos licencias temporales de licores Clase E: una para el GreekFest anual de la Iglesia Ortodoxa Griega St. Nectarios (26-28 de junio) y otra para J L's Pizza & Sports Bar para el Evento de Food Trucks de Palatine (7 de junio). La reunión incluye la aprobación de las actas del 9 de febrero de 2026.

• Solicitud de licencia de licores Clase G para GJ1 Indian Flavors en 3 E. Northwest Highway
• Licencia temporal para el GreekFest de la Iglesia Ortodoxa Griega St. Nectarios, 26-28 de junio en 133 S. Roselle Road
• Licencia temporal para J L's Pizza & Sports Bar para el Evento de Food Trucks de Palatine el 7 de junio de 2026

The Palatine Liquor Commission approved a Class G beer and wine license for Vamika 25 LLC and two Class E temporary licenses for a Greek Orthodox festival and a downtown food truck event.

• Approved Class G beer & wine license for Vamika 25 LLC at 3 E. Northwest Highway
• Approved Class E temporary license for St. Nectarios Greek Orthodox Church GreekFest
• Approved Class E temporary license for J L's Pizza & Sports Bar at Palatine Food Truck Event

Village Council

El Concejo del Pueblo votará sobre una exención del proceso de licitación formal para autorizar hasta $176,635 para el reemplazo del centro de control del motor de la Countryside Pump Station. También considerará varias ordenanzas, incluyendo una transferencia de uso especial para un restaurante con servicio de licor en 3 E. Northwest Highway y enmiendas a las clasificaciones de licencias de licor. Se discutirá un desarrollo planificado preliminar para un proyecto de casas adosadas de 38 unidades en 885 W. Dundee Road y 1490 N. Quentin Road. Otros puntos incluyen una varianza para nuevos postes de servicios públicos en Illinois Avenue y la servidumbre trasera de 720 South Vermont Street.

• Eximir el proceso de licitación y autorizar hasta $176,635 para el reemplazo del centro de control del motor de la estación de bombeo
• Aprobar la transferencia de uso especial para un restaurante con servicio de licor en 3 E. Northwest Highway
• Enmendar la licencia de licor Clase G (cerveza y vino) para Vamika 25 LLC en 3 E. Northwest Highway
• Desarrollo planificado preliminar para casas adosadas de 38 unidades en 885 W. Dundee Road y 1490 N. Quentin Road
• Otorgar varianza para permitir nuevos postes de servicios públicos en Illinois Avenue y la servidumbre trasera de 720 South Vermont Street

The Village Council approved a preliminary planned development for 38 townhouse units at 885 W. Dundee Road and 1490 N. Quentin Road, along with several other routine items including special event permits, liquor license transfers and amendments, a crack sealing contract extension, and a $176,635 pump station replacement. A utility pole variance request was referred back to staff. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved preliminary planned development for 38-unit townhouses at 885 W. Dundee/1490 N. Quentin (voice vote, all ayes)
• Approved Greek Fest event at 133 S. Roselle Road, including sound ordinance waiver and traffic controls (voice vote, all ayes)
• Approved special use transfer for restaurant with liquor service at 3 E. Northwest Highway (GJ1 Indian Flavors) (voice vote, all ayes)
• Approved amendments to liquor license classifications and fees (voice vote, all ayes)
• Approved minor planned development amendment for rear yard fencing at Estates of Arcadia (voice vote, all ayes)
• Referred utility pole variance request on Illinois Avenue back to staff (voice vote, all ayes)
• Approved extension of crack sealing program contract (voice vote, all ayes)
• Approved $176,635 waiver of formal bid for Countryside Pump Station motor control center replacement (voice vote, all ayes)

Fire and Police Commission

La Comisión de Bomberos y Policía llevará a cabo una reunión especial para realizar entrevistas a candidatos del departamento de bomberos, probablemente en sesión cerrada. La agenda incluye el pase de lista, sesión cerrada, entrevistas a candidatos y comentarios públicos.

• Sesión cerrada según lo requiere la ley estatal
• Entrevistas a candidatos del Fire Department
• Periodo de comentarios públicos

The Palatine Fire and Police Commission held a special meeting on April 9, 2026. No public comments were received. The commission voted to approve the meeting minutes. The vote was 5 in favor, none against.

• Approved meeting minutes (5-0)

Fire and Police Commission

La Comisión de Bomberos y Policía llevará a cabo una reunión especial para realizar entrevistas a candidatos para el departamento de bomberos. La agenda incluye la aprobación de las actas de la reunión anterior, una sesión cerrada según sea requerido y comentarios del público. Esta reunión se centra en asuntos de personal, sin acciones legislativas o financieras enumeradas.

• Aprobar las actas de la reunión especial del 25 de febrero de 2026
• Realizar entrevistas a candidatos del departamento de bomberos
• Sesión cerrada según sea requerido (probablemente para discusiones de personal)

The Palatine Fire and Police Commission unanimously approved the minutes from the February 25, 2026 special meeting. The commission then unanimously approved adjournment of the April 8 meeting. No other actions were taken.

• Approved February 25, 2026 special meeting minutes (5-0)
• Approved adjournment of the April 8 meeting (5-0)

Village Council

The Village Council will consider a final planned development to expand the American Ukrainian Youth Association Center and Selfreliance Federal Credit Union, including rezoning multiple properties. Several other items are on the consent agenda, such as a special use transfer for a medical office, a road salt purchase, and bond volume cap reallocation. The council will also adopt the official 2026 Zoning Map.

• Final planned development and rezoning for expansion of American Ukrainian Youth Association Center and Selfreliance Federal Credit Union at 136 E. Illinois Ave into 746 S. Vermont St, plus rezoning of 116 & 223 E. Illinois Ave and 746 S. Vermont St to Planned Development
• Special use transfer to permit continued operation of a medical office at 770 E. Dundee Road
• Road salt purchase through State of Illinois Purchasing Cooperative
• Transfer and reallocation of volume cap for private activity bond issues
• Adoption of the Village of Palatine's Official 2026 Zoning Map

The Village Council approved several ordinances including a special use transfer for a medical office and a planned development expansion. The Council also confirmed annual committee chair assignments and various board reappointments.

• Approved March 16, 2026 meeting minutes (voice vote)
• Concurred with Mayor's Council Committee chair and vice chair assignments (voice vote)
• Re-appointed members to Planning and Zoning, Beautification, Fire & Police, and Pension boards (voice vote)
• Approved special use transfer for medical office at 770 E. Dundee Road (voice vote)
• Approved planned development and rezoning for American Ukrainian Youth Association Center expansion (voice vote)
• Approved road salt purchase through State of Illinois Purchasing Cooperative (voice vote)
• Approved ordinance for transfer and reallocation of volume cap for private activity bonds (voice vote)
• Approved Consent Agenda including Warrant 2026 #7 and the 2026 Zoning Map (roll call vote)

Beautification Commission

The Beautification Commission will review updates on the Snowflake Corridor and Slade Street improvements, and plan Arbor Day and Daylily planting events.

• Snowflake Corridor Enhancements Update
• Downtown Palatine Redevelopment-Slade Street Improvements
• Arbor Day
• Daylily Planting Event
• Farmers' Market

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on two items. First, a special use amendment to allow expansion of an alternative education facility at 887 E. Wilmette Road. Second, a final planned development and three rezoning requests to expand the American Ukrainian Youth Association Center and Selfreliance Federal Credit Union at multiple properties including 746 S. Vermont Street and 136, 116, 223 E. Illinois Avenue. The commission will also consider approving the March 10, 2026 meeting minutes.

• Special use amendment for alternative education facility expansion at 887 E. Wilmette Road
• Final planned development to expand Ukrainian center and credit union into 746 S. Vermont Street from 136 E. Illinois Avenue
• Rezoning from Manufacturing to Planned Development at 746 S. Vermont Street
• Rezoning from R-1 (single-family residential) to Planned Development at 116 E. Illinois Avenue and 223 E. Illinois Avenue
• Parking lot drive aisle connection to Immaculate Conception Ukrainian Catholic Church at 116 E. Illinois Avenue

The Commission approved a Special Use Amendment to increase student enrollment and expand the floor plan for Virtual Connections Academy. The decision includes conditions requiring a traffic management plan review after six months. This item is scheduled for a tentative Village Council review on April 20, 2026.

• Approved Special Use Amendment for 887 E. Wilmette Road (6-0)
• Approved March 10, 2026 meeting minutes by voice vote

Foreign Fire Tax Board

The Foreign Fire Tax Board meets to approve prior minutes, receive the treasurer's report, and discuss old business including the 2026 cafeteria plan. New business includes consideration of a 2026 department composite request and numerous specific equipment and supply purchase proposals for the fire department.

• 2026 Department Composite Request
• Honor Guard Bag Pipe Equipment Request
• Robot Vaccum Request
• ARS Rescue Strap Request
• Kitchen Supply Request

Village Council

The Village Council will discuss and vote on several zoning variations, planned development amendments, and intergovernmental agreements. The meeting includes proposals for the demolition of 21 W. Railroad Avenue and the purchase of various Public Works and Fire Department vehicles.

• Demolition contracts for 21 W. Railroad Avenue
• Purchase of Public Works vehicles including a five-ton dump truck, one-ton dump truck, and cargo van
• Special use transfer for the grocery store at 1266 E. Dundee Road
• Amended solid waste services agreement with Groot Industries, Inc.
• Renovations and architectural services for Fire Stations 82 and 85

The council approved an amended solid waste services agreement with Groot Industries, Inc. It also approved a special‑use transfer for the grocery store at 1266 E. Dundee Road, a stoop expansion at 606 E. Kenilworth Avenue, a subdivision re‑configuration at 763 N. Franklin Avenue, and minor fencing amendments for the Slade Street Crossing and Olms Corner planned developments. All actions were approved by voice vote with no recorded dissent.

• Approved amended solid waste services agreement with Groot Industries (voice vote)
• Approved special‑use transfer for grocery store at 1266 E. Dundee Road (voice vote)
• Approved variation to expand stoop at 606 E. Kenilworth Avenue (voice vote)
• Approved preliminary and final plat to re‑subdivide 763 N. Franklin Avenue (voice vote)
• Approved minor amendment to fencing for Slade Street Crossing Planned Development (voice vote)
• Approved minor amendment to fencing for Olms Corner Planned Development (voice vote)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Palatine Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on three development proposals. One request seeks a 12‑foot wide stoop at 606 E. Kenilworth Avenue, exceeding the usual 9‑foot limit. Another proposes a two‑lot single‑family subdivision at 763 N. Franklin Avenue. The third revises a planned development to allow a 38‑unit townhouse project at 885 W Dundee Road and 1490 N Quentin Road.

• Variation request for a 12‑foot wide stoop at 606 E. Kenilworth Avenue
• Preliminary/Final plat for a 2‑lot single‑family subdivision at 763 N. Franklin Avenue
• Revised planned development for a 38‑unit townhouse project at 885 W Dundee Road and 1490 N Quentin Road

The Planning and Zoning Commission approved the meeting minutes by voice vote. The commission also approved a variance to construct a 12‑foot‑wide stoop at 606 E. Kenilworth Avenue, exceeding the standard 9‑foot limit, with staff‑recommended conditions. The vote on the stoop variation was 8‑0 in favor. The approval will be forwarded to the Village Council on March 16, 2026.

• Approved meeting minutes (voice vote)
• Approved 12‑ft stoop variation at 606 E. Kenilworth Ave (8‑0)

Village Council

The Palatine Village Council will consider several motions, including approval of the Farmers' Market use of the Village Train Station parking lot, reimbursement to the Palatine Park District for grass‑mowing services, and extension of the village landscape maintenance contract. The council will also vote on awarding contracts for the 2026 supplemental street resurfacing project and the 2026 water main improvements project, and will authorize the Village Manager to execute engineering services for the water main work.

• Approve Farmers' Market use of Village Train Station Parking Lot (B) for 2026 summer and 2026‑2027 winter markets
• Authorize reimbursements to Palatine Park District for contractual grass‑mowing services
• Extend the contract for the Village's landscape maintenance program
• Award contract for the 2026 supplemental street resurfacing project
• Award contract for the 2026 water main improvements project

The Village Council approved several motions by voice vote. The farmers' market will use the Village Train Station parking lot for the 2026 summer and 2026‑2027 winter markets. The council also approved reimbursements for park district grass mowing, extended the landscape maintenance contract, awarded a supplemental street resurfacing contract, and approved water main improvement contracts and related engineering services.

• Approved Farmers' Market use of Village Train Station Parking Lot B for 2026 summer and 2026‑2027 winter markets (voice vote)
• Approved reimbursement to Palatine Park District for contractual grass mowing services (voice vote)
• Approved extension of the Village Landscape Maintenance Program contract (voice vote)
• Approved award of contract for the 2026 Supplemental Street Resurfacing Project (voice vote)
• Approved award of contract for the 2026 Water Main Improvements Project (voice vote)
• Approved Village Manager authority to execute proposal for construction engineering services for the 2026 Water Main Improvements Project (voice vote)
• Approved Consent Agenda items A‑F, encompassing the above motions (roll call)
• Approved reconvening the Village Council meeting after Committee of the Whole (voice vote)

Liquor Commission

Village Council

The Village Council will hold a public hearing on proposed text amendments to the Zoning Ordinance, then discuss and likely vote on extending the sidewalk and curb replacement contract, adopting a new municipal code, and approving the 2026 fee and fine schedules. A consent agenda bundles routine items including warrants and the same ordinances.

• Public hearing on text amendments to Appendix A – Zoning Ordinance
• Motion to extend contract for the Sidewalk and Curb Replacement Program
• Ordinance adopting a new municipal code for Palatine
• Ordinance adopting the 2026 Fee Schedule
• Ordinance adopting the 2026 Fine Schedule

The council approved a new Village Code (Ordinance #O-17-26) along with the 2026 fee and fine schedules. It also extended the contract for the sidewalk and curb replacement program. Earlier motions to open and close a public hearing on zoning amendments and to approve the February 17 minutes were passed. All items on the consent agenda, including the warrant and the new ordinances, were approved.

• Opened public hearing on proposed zoning amendments – approved by voice vote
• Closed public hearing – approved by voice vote
• Approved February 17, 2026 meeting minutes – approved by voice vote
• Extended sidewalk and curb replacement program contract – approved by voice vote
• Adopted new Village Code (Ordinance #O-17-26) – approved by voice vote
• Adopted 2026 fee schedule (Ordinance #O-18-26) – approved by voice vote
• Adopted 2026 fine schedule (Ordinance #O-19-26) – approved by voice vote
• Approved consent agenda items A‑E (warrant, contract extension, code, fee, fine) – approved by roll call

Fire and Police Commission

The commission will hold a special meeting to consider the permanent appointment of probationary Sergeants Cohen and Gonzalez, and probationary Officers Lodding, McGrath, Rapacz, and Slomka. It will also conduct entry-level police officer interviews and may go into closed session. Approval of prior minutes and public comment are also on the agenda.

• Permanent appointment of probationary Sergeants Cohen and Gonzalez
• Permanent appointment of probationary Officers Lodding, McGrath, Rapacz, and Slomka
• Entry-level police officer interviews
• Closed session as required
• Approval of minutes from December 19, 2025

The Fire and Police Commission approved the minutes from the December 19, 2025 meeting by voice vote. It also approved the permanent appointment of probationary Sergeants Cohen and Gonzalez, and Officers Lodding, McGrath, Rapacz, and Slomka, also by voice vote. No closed session was required and the meeting adjourned at 1:50 p.m.

• Approved 12/19/2025 meeting minutes (voice vote)
• Approved permanent appointment of Sergeants Cohen and Gonzalez (voice vote)
• Approved permanent appointment of Officers Lodding, McGrath, Rapacz, and Slomka (voice vote)

Planning and Zoning Commission

Village Council

The Village Council will consider a motion to award a contract for the Kerry Court and Sterling Avenue Roadway Rehabilitation Improvements Project. It will also vote on a special use transfer allowing a dental medical office to continue operating at 787 E. Dundee Road, and a variance permitting Verizon to install a light pole at Quentin Road and Glencoe Road. These items are placed on the consent agenda and will be approved by a single motion unless a council member requests separate discussion.

• Ordinance approving special use transfer for medical office at 787 E. Dundee Road (Council District Four)
• Ordinance granting variance for Verizon light pole at Quentin Road and Glencoe Road (Council District One)
• Motion to award contract for Kerry Court and Sterling Avenue Roadway Rehabilitation Improvements Project

The council approved the February 9 meeting minutes and reconvened the session. It approved a special use transfer for a dental office at 787 E. Dundee Road, a variance allowing Verizon to install a light pole at Quentin Road and Glencoe Road, and awarded a $938,865 contract to Builders Paving, LLC for the Kerry Court and Sterling Avenue roadway rehabilitation project. All motions were adopted by voice vote with no recorded dissent.

• Approved February 9 meeting minutes (voice vote, all ayes)
• Approved special use transfer for medical office (dental) at 787 E. Dundee Road (voice vote, all ayes)
• Approved variance for Verizon light pole at corner of Quentin Road and Glencoe Road (voice vote, all ayes)
• Awarded $938,865 road rehabilitation contract to Builders Paving, LLC for Kerry Court and Sterling Avenue (voice vote, all ayes)
• Approved consent agenda items A‑E, including the above ordinances (roll‑call vote, all ayes)
• Re‑convened village council meeting (voice vote, all ayes)
• Adjourned meeting at 7:20 PM (voice vote, all ayes)

Police Pension Board

The Police Pension Board will consider several member‑related actions, including the retirement of Officer Garth Martino effective April 30, 2026 with a monthly pension of $7,017.77. It will also address payment of legal and reimbursement fees, updates to economic interest forms, and a review of cash‑management guidelines. The meeting includes a legal update on a disability application and a closed‑session segment as required.

• Approve retirement of Officer Garth Martino (hire date 01/06/1999, 27 yr 3 mo service)
• Payment of $500 to Lauterbaugh & Amen, LLP for former Officer J. Elliott calculation
• Reimbursement of $295 to Sam Maki for 8‑hour trustee training
• Adjust pension benefit for Martin McCarthy, reducing monthly benefit by $11.57
• Return $3,872.60 pension contributions to former Officer M. Fu

The Police Pension Board approved the meeting minutes from 11/11/2025. It authorized several payments, transferred two former officers, added six members to Tier 2, adjusted a pension benefit, returned contributions to a former officer, and approved Officer Garth Martino’s retirement. All motions passed by voice vote with no nay votes.

• Approved minutes from 11/11/2025 meeting (voice vote)
• Authorized $500 payment to Lauterbach & Amen, LLP (voice vote)
• Authorized $295 reimbursement to Sam Maki for training (voice vote)
• Authorized quarterly payment to Puchalski Goodloe LLC for legal services (voice vote)
• Approved transfer of former officers M. Porters and J. Elliott (voice vote)
• Allowed entry into Tier 2 pension for six members hired 12/17/2025 (voice vote)
• Adjusted Martin McCarthy’s pension benefit, reducing monthly amount by $11.57 (voice vote)
• Returned $3,872.60 pension contributions to former officer M. Fu (voice vote)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Palatine Planning and Zoning Commission will consider a preliminary planned development for a 40-unit townhouse project at 885 W. Dundee Road and 1490 N. Quentin Road, along with a special use request for 2105, 2111, and 2115 N. Rand Road.

• Preliminary Planned Development for 40-unit townhouses at 885 W. Dundee Road and 1490 N. Quentin Road
• Special Use request for 2105, 2111, and 2115 N. Rand Road
• Approval of PZC Minutes from January 27, 2026

The commission approved the meeting minutes by voice vote. A public hearing was held on a special‑use petition to allow truck, trailer, and parts sales and overflow parking at 2105, 2111, and 2115 N. Rand Road. Commissioners Schubert and Fedota moved and seconded a motion to approve the staff‑recommended conditions for the special use, but the minutes do not record the vote outcome.

• Approved meeting minutes (voice vote)
• Held public hearing on special‑use petition for 2105‑2115 N. Rand Rd
• Motion to approve staff conditions for the special use (vote outcome not recorded)

Special Meeting

The Village Council will convene a special meeting to discuss a motion requesting a closed session under Illinois law. The closed session is intended to consider specific topics related to personnel and legal matters.

• Closed session request under 5 ILCS 120/2
• Personnel and legal matters under consideration

The council voted to hold a closed session, approving the motion unanimously. The meeting was then adjourned by voice vote, also unanimously. No other substantive matters were addressed.

• Closed session requested and approved (5-0 roll call)
• Meeting adjourned by voice vote (5-0)

Liquor Commission

The Palatine Liquor Commission will decide on a temporary liquor license for the Palatine Jaycees' 2026 Hometown Fest, stock ownership transfers for Durty Nellies Pub and The Cotillion Banquets, and a floor plan amendment for One Taco Dos Tequilas at 375 W. Northwest Highway.

• Consider application for a Class E temporary liquor license for the Palatine Jaycees' 2026 Hometown Fest
• Consider motion acknowledging transfer of ownership stock for D. Nellies Properties LLC (dba Durty Nellies Pub) at 180 N. Smith Street
• Consider motion acknowledging transfer of ownership stock for The Cotillion Banquets Inc. (dba The Cotillion) at 360 S. Creekside Drive
• Consider amendment to floor plan for One Taco Dos Tequilas at 375 W. Northwest Highway

The commission approved an amendment to the floor plan for One Taco Dos Tequilas at 375 W. Northwest Highway. It also approved a Class E temporary liquor license for the Palatine Jaycees' 2026 Hometown Fest. The commission acknowledged ownership‑stock transfers for Durty Nellies Pub and The Cotillion. All motions were approved by voice vote.

• Approved amendment to floor plan for One Taco Dos Tequilas (375 W. Northwest Highway) by voice vote
• Approved Class E temporary liquor license for Palatine Jaycees' 2026 Hometown Fest by voice vote
• Approved acknowledgment of ownership‑stock transfer for D. Nellies Properties LLC (Durty Nellies Pub) at 180 N. Smith Street by voice vote
• Approved acknowledgment of ownership‑stock transfer for The Cotillion Banquets Inc. (The Cotillion) at 360 S. Creekside Drive by voice vote
• Approved minutes of the December 8, 2025 Liquor Commission meeting by voice vote
• Approved adjournment of the meeting by voice vote

Village Council

The Palatine Village Council will hold a regular meeting and committee of the whole to discuss and vote on several items, including a consent agenda with routine matters. Notable actions include awarding a contract for the 2026 Street Resurfacing Program, approving a special use transfer for Durty Nellies Irish Pub, and authorizing temporary street closures for the St. Patrick's Parade and Hometown Fest.

• Consider an Ordinance Approving a Special Use Transfer to Permit the Continued Operation of Durty Nellies Irish Pub at 180 N. Smith Street
• Consider a Motion to Award a Contract for the 2026 Street Resurfacing Program
• Consider a Supplemental Resolution Appropriating $321,288 of Motor Fuel Tax Funds for the 2025 Street Resurfacing Program
• Consider a Motion to Approve the Temporary Closure of Streets for the Palatine St. Patrick's Parade on March 14, 2026
• Consider a Motion to Approve the Temporary Closure of Public Streets and Waiver of Fees for the Jaycees' Proposed 2026 Hometown Fest

The council approved multiple ordinances and contracts, including a $2,980,188 street resurfacing contract, waivers for the St. Patrick’s Day parade, and special‑use approvals for local businesses. It also authorized temporary street closures for the Jaycees Hometown Fest and the St. Patrick’s Parade and approved a supplemental resolution appropriating $321,288 for the 2025 resurfacing program.

• Approved $2,980,188 2026 Street Resurfacing Contract to Builders Paving, LLC (voice vote)
• Approved waiver of Sound Amplification Ordinance for St. Pat's Post Parade at 56 W. Wilson St (voice vote)
• Approved special‑use transfer for Durty Nellies Irish Pub at 180 N. Smith St (voice vote)
• Approved special‑use amendment for expansion of Medical Office at 311 E. Northwest Highway (voice vote)
• Approved variation for fence at 158 N. Maple St (voice vote)
• Approved temporary street closures for Jaycees' 2026 Hometown Fest (voice vote)
• Approved temporary street closures for Palatine St. Patrick's Parade on March 14, 2026 (voice vote)
• Approved supplemental resolution appropriating $321,288 of Motor Fuel Tax Funds for 2025 Street Resurfacing Program (voice vote)

Fire Pension Board

The Palatine Fire Pension Board will consider approval of the November 10, 2025 meeting minutes. The board will receive the Village of Palatine quarterly financial report and the Illinois Firefighters' Investment and Pension Fund (IFIPIF) financial report. Orders of payment to Reimer, Dobrovolny, & Labardi will be authorized, and new member, retirement, and election matters will be discussed.

• Approval of Nov. 10, 2025 minutes
• Village of Palatine quarterly financial report
• IFIPIF financial report
• Orders of payment to Reimer, Dobrovolny, & Labardi
• Review of new member, retirement applications and election results

The board approved the November 10, 2025 meeting minutes. Jeff Sullivan was replaced by Matt DuLaney as the IFPIF authorized agent. Mitch Zable was appointed as a new board member, serving from May 11, 2026 to May 11, 2029. Final retirement wages were increased for retirees Aichholzer, Corso, and T. Kurka.

• Approved November 10, 2025 minutes
• Order of payment to Reimer, Dobrovolny, & Labardi withdrawn
• Matt DuLaney named new IFPIF authorized agent
• Mitch Zable appointed new board member (term May 11, 2026‑May 11, 2029)
• Retiree Aichholzer monthly wage increased by $344.52
• Retiree Corso monthly wage increased by $251.37
• Retiree T. Kurka monthly wage increased by $242.67

Village Council

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on two items. First, a special use amendment to permit expansion of an existing physical therapy medical office at 311 E. Northwest Highway. Second, two variations for a fence at 158 N. Maple Street: a setback reduction from 5 to 3 feet from a side lot line and a waiver of landscaping between the fence and the public street. The commission may also approve minutes from the January 13 meeting.

• Special use amendment for physical therapy office expansion at 311 E. Northwest Highway
• Variation to allow fence setback 3 feet from side lot line instead of required 5 feet at 158 N. Maple Street
• Variation to waive landscaping requirement between fence and public street at 158 N. Maple Street
• Approval of Planning and Zoning Commission minutes from January 13, 2026

The Planning and Zoning Commission approved the meeting minutes (01-13-2026) by voice vote, 7-0. The commission also unanimously approved the special use amendment to expand the existing physical therapy office at 311 E. Northwest Highway, 7-0. No decision was made on the fence variation request for 158 N. Maple Street; staff did not support the current application and no vote was recorded.

• Approved meeting minutes (01-13-2026) (voice vote 7-0)
• Approved special use amendment for 311 E. Northwest Highway medical office expansion (7-0)
• No decision on 158 N. Maple Street fence variation; staff recommendation not to support

Village Council

The Palatine Village Council will consider several ordinances, including a front‑yard setback reduction at 317 N. MacArthur Drive, a used‑auto sales and repair business at 646‑648 E. Northwest Highway, and a Papa John’s Pizza restaurant at 859 N. Quentin Road. The council will also vote on a joint funding agreement for federally funded professional engineering at Palatine and Rohlwing Roads and a local public agency engineering services agreement. Additional items include a resolution to reduce a security deposit for the Taylor Estates Subdivision.

• Ordinance granting a special use to permit front yard setback reduction at 317 N. MacArthur Drive (Council District Six)
• Ordinance approving a special use transfer for a used auto sales and auto repair business at 646‑648 E. Northwest Highway (Council District Six)
• Ordinance approving a special use transfer for the Papa John’s Pizza restaurant at 859 N. Quentin Road (Council District One)
• Motion to approve a joint funding agreement for federally funded professional engineering at Palatine and Rohlwing Roads
• Resolution granting a security deposit reduction and release for Taylor Estates Subdivision at 301 & 305 N. Clyde Avenue

The council approved three special‑use ordinances: a front‑yard setback reduction at 317 N. MacArthur Drive, a transfer of a used‑auto sales and repair business at 646‑648 E. Northwest Highway, and a transfer for the Papa John’s Pizza restaurant at 859 N. Quentin Road. Each motion passed by voice vote with all council members present voting aye. The council also approved a joint funding agreement for engineering work on Palatine and Rohlwing Roads, including a $195,364 local services agreement.

• Approved front yard setback reduction at 317 N. MacArthur Drive (voice vote)
• Approved special use transfer for used auto sales and repair at 646-648 E. Northwest Highway (voice vote)
• Approved special use transfer for Papa John’s Pizza at 859 N. Quentin Road (voice vote)
• Approved joint funding agreement for engineering at Palatine and Rohlwing Roads (voice vote)
• Approved local public agency engineering services agreement (voice vote)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on two requests: a variation for a fence setback at 158 N. Maple Street and a special use for a reduced front yard setback at 317 N. Macarthur Drive. The meeting will also include approval of previous minutes and public comment.

• 158 N. Maple Street: Variation for fence set back 1 foot instead of required 5 feet from side lot line abutting street, and waiver of landscaping between fence and lot line.
• 317 N. Macarthur Drive: Special use for front yard setback of 12 feet instead of required 30 feet in R-2 zoning district.
• Approval of December 23, 2025 meeting minutes.

Village Council

The Village Council and Committee of the Whole will meet to consider several ordinances, including two special use permits for setback reductions at 609 S. Oak Street and 1307 N. Doe Road. Also up for vote is an ordinance amending Chapter 5 of the Fire and Police Commission rules and a resolution authorizing a public improvement security deposit reduction for Carriageway Landing Subdivision. All other items are routine committee reports.

• Ordinance granting special use for rear yard setback reduction at 609 S. Oak Street
• Ordinance granting special use for corner side yard setback reduction at 1307 N. Doe Road
• Ordinance amending Chapter 5 of the Rules and Regulations of the Fire and Police Commission
• Resolution authorizing public improvement security deposit reduction for Carriageway Landing Subdivision

Liquor Commission

Village Council

The Village Council will consider a special use permit for an indoor sports and recreational facility at 519 S. Consumers Avenue, along with a resolution supporting a Cook County tax classification for the same property. Other items include an amended redevelopment agreement for facade improvements at Park Place Shopping Center, a special use and variations for a restaurant with a drive-through at 1597 N. Rand Road, and a reduction in Class D liquor licenses for Restaurante El Tio Ramos. Several of these items are on the consent agenda and may be approved in one motion.

• Ordinance granting special use for indoor sports facility at 519 S. Consumers Ave
• Resolution supporting 7c Cook County tax classification for 519 S. Consumers Ave
• Ordinance authorizing amended redevelopment agreement for facade improvements at Park Place Shopping Center (1365 N. Rand Rd)
• Ordinance granting special use and variations for a restaurant with drive-through at 1597 N. Rand Rd
• Ordinance decreasing Class D restaurant liquor licenses by one for Restaurante El Tio Ramos (1160 E. Dundee Rd)