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Monee Board Eyed $63,211 Splash Pad Payment, TIF 4 Dissolution at July 8 Meeting

The Monee Village Board had a full agenda July 8, including a $63,211.50 payment request for the Firemen's Park splash pad, a proposed ordinance to dissolve TIF 4, and the selection of a new village banking institution. Meeting minutes have not yet been published, so outcomes of votes are not yet confirmed in the public record.

Firemen's Park Splash Pad Payment

The board was scheduled to consider Pay Request #2 for the Firemen's Park Phase II splash pad project, totaling $63,211.50 from Rain Drop Products. The payment request was listed as a board action item. Minutes confirming whether the payment was approved have not been published.

TIF 4 Dissolution

An ordinance to dissolve TIF 4 was on the agenda for discussion and possible approval. No further details about the Tax Increment Financing district were included in the agenda materials. The outcome is not yet confirmed in the public record.

Banking Institution Selection

The board was set to consider selecting a new village banking institution. No specific banks or financial terms were listed in the available agenda materials.

Road Maintenance and Infrastructure

Several infrastructure items appeared on the agenda:

• A resolution to use Motor Fuel Tax (MFT) funds for the FY 2027 maintenance program at 25711 S. Egyptian Trail.
• A road maintenance agreement with Blue Beacon, listed for discussion and possible approval.
• A plat of dedication for Cleveland Avenue, also scheduled for board action.

Village Inn Motorcycle & Car Show

The board was asked to approve a request from Village Inn to host a motorcycle and car show on Main Street. No date for the event was included in the available materials.

Planning & Zoning: Perry Fence Variance

The Planning and Zoning Board of Appeals held a continued public hearing July 8 on a variance request by Aaron and Taylor Perry to install a 6-foot privacy fence on their corner lot at 25740 W. Iris Court. The hearing was continued from June 24 due to safety concerns about the fence blocking sight lines near Will-Center Road and a school sidewalk. The board was also scheduled to approve minutes from its June 24 regular meeting. This item was also referenced on the Village Board agenda as a variance tabled from a previous meeting. Minutes for the July 8 Planning and Zoning meeting have not been published.

What This Means for Residents

The splash pad payment, if approved, represents continued spending on the Firemen's Park Phase II project. The potential dissolution of TIF 4 could affect how future tax revenue in that district is allocated. The MFT resolution concerns road maintenance funding for the upcoming fiscal year. Residents near Will-Center Road and the school sidewalk may be affected by the outcome of the Perry fence variance, which centers on sight-line safety.

Coming Up

No upcoming meetings are listed in the next 14 days, according to the available schedule. Residents should check the Village of Monee website for updates, as meeting minutes from July 8 — which would confirm vote outcomes on the splash pad payment, TIF 4 dissolution, banking selection, and other items — have not yet been published.

Monee Village Board to weigh $63,211.50 splash pad payment, TIF 4 dissolution, and bank selection

Monee residents should note that the most consequential items on the July 8, 2026 meeting agendas involved money and land-use decisions — but because minutes have not yet been published, no outcomes can be confirmed. The agendas show what the Planning and Zoning Board and the Village Board were scheduled to consider, not what was ultimately decided.

Village Board — July 8, 2026

The Village Board agenda listed several action items, with the largest dollar figure tied to the Firemen's Park Phase II splash pad project. The board was scheduled to consider Pay Request #2 from Rain Drop Products in the amount of $63,211.50.

Other scheduled action items included:

• An ordinance to dissolve TIF 4.
• A resolution to use MFT (Motor Fuel Tax) funds for the FY 2027 maintenance program at 25711 S. Egyptian Trail.
• Selection of a village banking institution.
• A road maintenance agreement with Blue Beacon.
• Authorization of a plat of dedication for Cleveland Avenue.
• A variance request for 25740 Iris, tabled from a previous meeting.
• A request to approve the Village Inn Motorcycle & Car Show on Main Street.

Because only agendas are available and minutes have not yet been published, there is no record of vote tallies, approvals, or denials for any of these items. Readers should treat the above as proposals scheduled for discussion, not as final decisions.

Planning and Zoning Board of Appeals — July 8, 2026

The Planning and Zoning Board of Appeals was scheduled to hold a continued public hearing on a variance application by Aaron and Taylor Perry to install a 6-foot privacy fence on their corner lot at 25740 W. Iris Court.

The hearing was continued from June 24, 2026, due to safety concerns about the fence blocking sight lines near Will-Center Road and a school sidewalk. The agenda also included approval of the minutes from the June 24, 2026 regular meeting.

As with the Village Board, minutes have not yet been published, so no outcome of the hearing or the minutes approval can be reported.

Why these items matter to residents

The splash pad payment request, if approved, represents a direct expenditure on a public recreation amenity at Firemen's Park. The proposed dissolution of TIF 4 would affect how future tax increment financing is used in that district. The selection of a village banking institution determines where public funds are held. The MFT resolution relates to road maintenance funding at a specific address. The Perry fence variance involves a safety question near a school sidewalk. None of these outcomes are confirmed until minutes are published.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are listed for the next 14 days. Residents who want to confirm the outcomes of the July 8 items should watch for published minutes from the Village Board and the Planning and Zoning Board of Appeals.