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Accounts payable: A trustee moved to approve payment of accounts payable for the period of 03/05/2025 through 03/18/2025 in the aggregate amount of $1,130,083.67 as set forth on the list provided by the village treasurer. The motion was seconded and passed on a roll-call vote.

Consent agenda: Trustees moved and seconded approval of consent agenda items 7B through 7I; the motion passed on a roll-call vote.

Appropriations ordinance: The board conducted a second read of the annual appropriation ordinance required by Illinois state law, noting that the ordinance increases each budget line item by 25% for appropriation purposes with a 5% contingency for general-fund departments and a 10% contingency for other funds; the library board sets appropriations for the library portion. A trustee moved to approve the annual appropriation ordinance for Jan. 1, 2025, through Dec. 31, 2025. The motion was seconded and approved on a roll-call vote.

Roll-call tallies recorded “Aye” responses from trustees during each vote and no “No” votes were recorded in the transcript. The transcript did not specify the mover or seconder by name for every motion; motions were recorded and carried by roll call.

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Village staff described the arrangement as a response to the village’s long-standing lack of an emergency vehicle technician on staff and the limited local availability of certified technicians. The village currently sends heavy apparatus to vendors such as WERF Industries in McHenry County, which involves a travel time of roughly one hour and 15 minutes, staff said. Lisle-Woodridge maintains certified emergency vehicle technicians and already performs fleet maintenance for nearby districts, the staff presentation said.

The proposed agreement would set a rate of $125 per hour; staff noted that vendor rates averaged about $140 per hour in 2024 across similar services. The IGA term in the draft is three years, and either party may terminate with 45 days’ notice. Staff told trustees the district has limited capacity but can accommodate a village-sized fleet; staff also said Lisle-Woodridge technicians could travel to Hinsdale for diagnostics and emergency repairs and would centralize recordkeeping for heavy-equipment servicing.

Trustees raised no substantive objections during the first read; staff indicated the agreement will return for additional consideration. No formal approval was voted on at the March 18 meeting.

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Pronto currently operates at the Il Poggiolo location, Bertie said, and the new site was previously occupied by Kaya Cantina, formerly known as K Miso. One of the former Kaya Cantina owners intends to seek a separate license for a different operation called Pordestino in the rear of the property; that application had not been filed and was not under consideration at the March 18 meeting.

Bertie said the front dining area will offer sit-down service and carryout. He estimated roughly 30–40 seats inside and about 45 outdoor seats. He said daytime service may be counter-service and that servers would likely be used in the evening. The police chief reported no issues with the application as presented. Trustees asked routine clarifying questions but took no action; staff said the license will return for a second read.

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Richards said Fuller Service Center paid roughly $1,200,000 in salaries, bonuses and dividends over the past year to family members and transferred other assets, while listing the village as a disputed creditor for an unspecified amount. She said the contested debt relates to an independent engineer the village hired after Fuller’s initial bollard installation failed required testing, and that Fuller previously agreed to pay that engineer but now disputes the obligation.

The matter, Richards said, is time-sensitive because the company is moving assets. She cited documents in a packet provided to trustees showing distributions to family members and an outstanding trade creditor tied to an affiliated Home and Hardware store. Richards said some vehicles tied to the business appear to be receiving temporary plates as they transfer ownership.

Village representatives told the board that village lawyers are handling collection and related bankruptcy procedures and that the village will pursue the claim through appropriate legal channels; the board did not vote or direct additional action at the meeting. No dollar amount for the village claim was specified in the transcript.

Richards commended village staff for pursuing the claim and urged the board to ensure that taxpayers do not cover the cost of the independent engineer. Village staff answered that the village’s legal team is pursuing collection and that the business continues to hold a village-issued business license. The trustees did not take formal action during the public-comment exchange.

Because the matter is in a bankruptcy proceeding, any recovery or timing of payment depends on the court process and trustee decisions; those details were not specified at the meeting.

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