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The staff member giving the update said the developer’s attorney will send a letter and that the village would receive a check for the roadway work. “They will Ancel Glink will send something directly to the HOA on a release for that '75,” the staff member said. The staff member added that five developer-required speed signs will be installed by the highway commissioner the day after the village accepts the public improvements, because the highway department insurance coverage is not valid until acceptance.

The matter matters to residents because it ties developer responsibilities to HOA repairs and to the timing of village acceptance and installation of traffic control. The board was told the HOA and the developer (referred to in the meeting by counsel) scheduled a walk-through with the HOA for 8:30 a.m. on July 8 to identify items the HOA believes the developer must correct.

Trustees asked about the posted speed limit and whether Norton Lakes should match nearby Fox Mill. The staff member said 30 mph is the village’s standard residential limit and that Fox Mill’s 25 mph was set after a prior study. The staff member said changing a section to 25 mph would “likely require a study” and, for non–home rule municipalities, additional approvals. When asked for a ballpark, the staff member and board members estimated a speed-study cost in the range of $5,000 to $10,000.

Board members discussed checking with the Norton Lakes HOA before committing to a study. The staff member said he would contact the HOA and, if the HOA requested it and the study cost is under $10,000, he would proceed without returning to the board for separate authorization. One trustee asked the staff member to seek consensus before spending over $10,000.

The board also announced it would move into closed session under the Illinois Open Meetings Act. The president read a motion that the board go into closed session “pursuant to 5 ILCS 120/2(c)(11), regarding pending, probable, or imminent mitigation,” and stated there would be no action after the closed session.

Next steps noted in the meeting: the July 8 walkthrough between the developer’s representatives and the HOA, the village’s receipt of the check for roadway work and subsequent public-acceptance process, installation of the five speed signs the day after acceptance, and follow-up with the HOA about whether to pursue a formal speed study.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","June 26, 2025 Village Board Special Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","Village of Campton Hills staff reported a tentative agreement that the Norton Lakes developer will provide $75,000 to the homeowners association and roughly $30,000–$35,000 for roadway rejuvenation; trustees discussed speed-limit consistency and a possible speed study.","taxTitle","Campton Hills, Kane County, Illinois","taxId",70405,"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},6183331,"Planning commission recommends Campton Hills Comprehensive Plan 2025; cleaned version to be posted before next meeting",129,667000,796000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5097851-3456831571e35433fe82e183a2ce5ab0&start=667&end=796","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5097851-3456831571e35433fe82e183a2ce5ab0/thumbnail_667000.jpg","/articles/6183331/Campton-Hills/Kane-County/Illinois/Planning-commission-recommends-Campton-Hills-Comprehensive-Plan-2025-cleaned-version-to-be-posted-before-next-meeting","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6183331-5b1b92aa435517258aa9173c548b673b/orig.mp4?Expires=1776558144&Signature=djoFnSMWbu-GAu3-yXzOChVXhRjsTOpi7X0kZAqwmdfVhA6lu0O6l8aPgZsjUyB1p-4X4MvRtcgXRrIwrne2JcN0oz~SFSHD2eLxkoPZU6YUVsqWqpeB4ZXD38uEUCg~fARRsDiOhrgWdn7gEj25V0Ojmc96xrApxHk2MxL39Wn6-SH7inrIJb~jOQX7Kq~VXGfjybvexQpLP99PGdIkh0mO9rGdG8jZffWhYUt7UeFWW7UGEltOiC9PDaVWOlRI0T4887hZgLgZnXiGxpvACnxK9mUJsvNhULX2WqMisOH5KipSmkk90lJKNfDrMiJelfezDBojthDGcdtuUljdww__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of the Village of Campton Hills Comprehensive Plan 2025, and staff told the board on June 26 that a cleaned, re-paginated version will be posted to the village website and provided to trustees before the next meeting.

A staff member explained that the commission had held a public hearing and recommended approval but identified pagination and table presentation edits to make the document easier to read online and in print. “They had their public hearing. They've recommended approval of the comp plan, but they gave him some pagination, editing, and presentation of some of the, tables that they wanted edited and cleaned,” the staff member said. The staff member emphasized these are editing and pagination changes only and that “not any change to the actual document legally or, functionally of what it states.”

Staff said Jim Brown, the consultant, will present a cleaned version and a PowerPoint at the village board’s July 15 meeting if that meeting occurs as scheduled. The cleaned version and the current posted version will both be available so trustees and the public can compare changes.

Trustees were reminded not to discuss the plan as a group outside of a public meeting; staff suggested sending any comments to the village manager for distribution. Staff also said the stormwater management appendix has been attached to the plan.

Next steps: staff to post the cleaned version and distribute it to trustees, Jim Brown to present at the next regular meeting or a special meeting; trustees to review and submit individual comments via staff or Jim Brown rather than group email.","The planning and zoning commission recommended approval of the Village of Campton Hills Comprehensive Plan 2025; staff said pagination and presentation edits are being made and Jim Brown will present an updated version at the board’s next regular meeting or a special meeting.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":44,"_45":91,"_47":92,"_49":50,"_51":93,"_53":94,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":95,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":96,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6183336,"Campton Hills board approves roadway bid package; trustees seek separate treatment for shaded Woodridge and Steeple streets",186,441000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5097851-3456831571e35433fe82e183a2ce5ab0&start=255&end=441","/articles/6183336/Campton-Hills/Kane-County/Illinois/Campton-Hills-board-approves-roadway-bid-package-trustees-seek-separate-treatment-for-shaded-Woodridge-and-Steeple-streets","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6183336-47d71bac3ad6ccf88f493bab11a3580f/orig.mp4?Expires=1776558144&Signature=NhnYJR3Y-SGTXetCmOFbChK4kqcrBNcVpGqKwgDxNZE21EGsZ9rcpEk8DUjAc7TGUhadjqp5uSiH~xHCqHlR2~RiwdnVEZxYcHvAVjb-bzKZ0cpMSQgOIRntHdda120S8ZkiN7fSaOMIrnltlHzmDe1ucfL8nEzhIhzNDs~S~Ic22oDAChYpkyU0GQClNUe46HgFyzqE9Uib7ax~p~CXUbUeMtAxDurGNZgQRAV9fJzBK98yIyinBYoHb2--Fs7pKroKBrzo~IQuJAULqEZCU85cS9qsPwftcASwSoam1KV6zwbQqRzSSKI7mtVjTVqyGSL58nLQzOMHsiYIFkaIgQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Village of Campton Hills board on June 26 approved a roadway resurfacing bid package and discussed carving out a small set of streets that may require different work because of persistent shading and drainage.

“Part of the charm and attractiveness of that neighborhood is the large growth old trees, but they do shade in the winter and then even in the summer, it does not dry out because there is so much shade,” a village staff/engineer identified as Scott said about Woodridge and Steeple. He said trimming to improve drying “could be very problematic to do and very expensive to prune it without destroying that canopy.”

Scott said staff and the highway district will examine drainage and vegetation conditions and that the stretched timeline and bidding strategy should allow the board to remove or select roads after bids return. “I think we can show the cost when we get the bids back and the board, as we've said before, you're gonna decide if we're gonna spend 700 or 800 or $8.50 upon return of the bid bridal,” Scott said, noting the board will determine which roads to keep if costs exceed the budget.

The roads called out by trustees are in Plato Township, just north of McDonald Road and east of Route 47. Scott described the village’s process for selecting roads: an objective analysis using RoadBotics, an AI-based roadway condition assessment, combined with input from the highway district and on-the-ground observations. \"We have, 2 times now, 4 years apart, utilized a, it's an AI based, artificial intelligence based analysis of roadway condition,\" Scott said. The AI drives and cameras each roadway segment and ranks segments for repair; the village then groups logical areas for bidding.

Trustees expressed concern that commingling the uniquely shaded Woodridge-Steeple segments with the general program could increase unit prices for the whole contract; several trustees said they would rather treat those segments separately if the technical review indicated different materials or approaches were required. The board approved the consent agenda (with 4C pulled for separate consideration) and later carried the motion on item 4C by roll call.

Next steps: staff will inspect drainage and vegetation with the highway district, the board will review returned bids and may select or deselect streets based on final costs, and staff will present detailed bid amounts when available.","Trustees approved a roadway resurfacing package and discussed treating Woodridge and Steeple as a separate bid item because heavy tree canopy and drainage in that neighborhood may require different materials and pruning decisions.","actionData","errors"]

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