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Key votes at a glance:

- Consent agenda: Approved (items included a master license agreement with Lumos Fiber of Illinois, an intergovernmental agreement with the Board of Education of Lake Park High School, and an agreement with a French-market vendor; outcome: approved, roll call unanimous).

- Plat of easement: Resolution approving a plat of easement for 333 East Irving Park Road; mover Trustee Perkowski; outcome: approved, unanimous roll call.

- SEIU side letter: Resolution approving a side letter between the village and Service Employees International Union Local 73; outcome: approved, unanimous roll call.

- Illinois Public Works Mutual Aid Network: Resolution to participate in the statewide mutual-aid network; outcome: approved, unanimous roll call.

- Vehicle purchases: Approved purchase of a 2025 Ford Maverick from Friendly Ford, $28,242.70; and waived competitive bidding to purchase a 2025 Chevy Tahoe from Curry Motors, $57,498.00. Board discussed service/maintenance arrangements for the Tahoe before the vote; both motions approved, unanimous roll calls.

- Contracts and extensions: Approved extensions with Dom Enterprises, Inc. for biosolids management and with Chosec Tree Service for tree work; approved contracts with Great Lakes Urban Forestry Management, Inc. for emerald ash borer management, tree inventory maintenance and consulting municipal forester services. Trustees noted resident comments about debris cleanup timing on tree removals; all motions passed unanimously.

- Accounts payable: Trustee Forsyth moved approval of the accounts-payable list for Feb. 10, 2024, totaling $1,783,052.36; board approved on a unanimous roll call.

- Executive session: Board voted to convene into executive session to discuss litigation and real property; motion carried unanimously.

What the board did not decide tonight: a memorandum of understanding with Flags of Roselle was presented by Village Administrator Jason Belowski and will be placed on a future meeting agenda for a vote; the board did not take action on it at this meeting.

All recorded roll calls in the meeting showed unanimous ayes by trustees present for the listed items; no recorded no or abstention votes were made on the motions reported.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Village Board Meeting - February 10, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Trustees unanimously approved a consent agenda, multiple vendor agreements, two vehicle purchases and an accounts-payable list totaling $1,783,052.36; they also authorized executive session for litigation and real property.","taxTitle","Roselle, DuPage County, Illinois","taxId",61691,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6338765,"Roselle trustees decline immediate change to lead service line policy after public comment",1176,202000,1378000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2268319-3ef8c4d206f27acbc6215a294e5ac4d0&start=202&end=1378","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2268319-3ef8c4d206f27acbc6215a294e5ac4d0/thumbnail_202000.jpg","/articles/6338765/Roselle/DuPage-County/Illinois/Roselle-trustees-decline-immediate-change-to-lead-service-line-policy-after-public-comment","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6338765-8f71c531f1478512a8d0533dbbccf637/orig.mp4?Expires=1771157936&Signature=UoyfJuXgoFiiB4taKAGQmn132KSxOwftpNwilGicUADNOk2-mm5Y3lGPHtrWwAlMgB-s2SDmfvamG0jtAPNz6SOdic0YamEi6CoTQmYeOAh3y2XccswbCkiSCtsAwjCSyAt3huJk3Y8R59PqLEg0d4EwpQGdlKDAAkwQZI8HY6AoBC3rayOpFHXN2H94Wur7JxwvoENZPU35J8uKJZ72ZAvVEJ0eZitjNbwFlOTs0DXnw5~FoDagcUNb1jCmx5IXgZneq3ETerUgTruitLxYaGgoio9OWaWkjMQt9NF9DVlRMaAEiuGUV8ve~WXqStWllmlesCCrHdsR4FEP9IDFog__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","A Roselle resident pressed the Village Board on its lead service line replacement program on Feb. 10, saying the village has misinterpreted federal and state mandates and should expand private-side funding.

The resident, David Yacom, told trustees \"there's over, you know, there's 200 homes that... have lead pipes and aren't getting proper water,\" and urged the village to cover at least half of private-side replacement costs or otherwise use its authority to shut off water where owners refuse work.

The board's staff replied that the village has begun replacing public lead service pipes ahead of mandated deadlines and runs testing for properties with lead service lines. Staff said private-side work is currently supported by a financial-assistance program for qualifying residents and that property owners may sign an Environmental Protection Agency waiver if they elect not to replace private-side piping. A village staff member said, \"the cost for us to do private improvements to people's homes would be excruciatingly more costly for the village,\" noting prevailing-wage and bidding requirements that increase municipal costs compared with homeowner-contracted work.

Why it matters: lead service lines are a public health concern when they contribute to drinking-water lead exposure. The conversation clarified current program scope, remaining need and the board's willingness to revisit policy only if future conditions change.

Details from the meeting: staff reported the village has completed \"probably close to 40\" private-side replacements through the program and estimated \"about a 90 remaining.\" Separately, the public commenter asserted there are roughly 200 homes with lead pipes; the board did not endorse that figure. Staff said there has been one signed waiver and three nonresponsive properties (two owned by the same person).

Trustees debated whether to reopen the policy. After discussion, trustees decided not to bring the lead-service-line policy back for immediate reconsideration, with the board directing staff to re-communicate the grant program criteria and to provide a status update on replacements for public information. Trustees also said they would revisit the policy if funding or program circumstances change.

The board did not adopt any new requirement at the meeting. The memorandum of understanding brought forward later in the agenda (with Flags of Roselle) will be placed on a future meeting agenda for a vote, and the board scheduled a separate agenda item for a Roselle Sister Cities Italian Committee presentation.","A resident urged the Village of Roselle to broaden private-side lead service line replacements; trustees said they will not reopen the policy now but asked staff to re-communicate existing grant help and status.","actionData","errors"]

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Roselle board approves consent items, contracts and purchases; $1.78 million in payables OK'd

Roselle trustees decline immediate change to lead service line policy after public comment