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The consent agenda items read into the record included: the Committee of the Whole minutes for Aug. 19, 2025; the Aug. 19, 2025 Regular Village Board minutes; Aug. 19 closed-session minutes (approved but not released); an ordinance authorizing disposal of surplus equipment (Public Works No. 54-2014LCT600, described in the meeting as an \"extreme leaf vacuum\"); and a resolution authorizing execution of an intergovernmental agreement between Fox Metro Water Reclamation District and the Village of Oswego for investigation and repair of sanitary sewers at various locations in Oswego.

After the consent agenda was read, a motion to approve the consent agenda was made and seconded; the board recorded affirmative roll-call votes from Trustee Novey, Trustee Koenig, Trustee Cooper, Trustee Hughes, Trustee Torres and Trustee McCarthy Lang.

The bill list dated Sept. 2, 2025 was presented for approval in the amount of $2,148,491.34. A motion to approve the bill list was seconded and passed on roll-call votes recorded from Trustee Torres, Trustee Cooper, Trustee Novey, Trustee Hughes, Trustee Koenig and Trustee McCarthy Lang.

Separately, the board approved a request for Trustee McCarthy Lang to electronically attend the Sept. 2 regular meeting; the motion to allow remote attendance was moved, seconded and approved by roll call. The minutes record this procedural approval prior to the remainder of the agenda.

No public forum speakers addressed the board that evening; staff reported no staff reports. The board then moved to new business, where the joint funding agreement for Wolf's Crossing was discussed and approved.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Oswego - Regular Village Board Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","At the Sept. 2 meeting the Village Board approved the consent agenda including minutes, an ordinance to dispose of surplus equipment, a sewer investigation/repair intergovernmental agreement with Fox Metro Water Reclamation District, and a bill list totaling $2,148,491.34. The board also approved electronic attendance for Trustee McCarthy Lang.","taxTitle","Oswego, Kendall County, Illinois","taxId",58385,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":75,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":76,"_41":77,"_43":78,"_45":79,"_46":80,"_48":81,"_50":82,"_52":83,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":84,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":85,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6478944,"Village Board approves joint funding agreement, $4.27 million local share for next phase of Wolf's Crossing",579,1008000,1587000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5707623-90850716867054e27d2c333f330bbbd3&start=1008&end=1587","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5707623-90850716867054e27d2c333f330bbbd3/thumbnail_1008000.jpg","/articles/6478944/Oswego/Kendall-County/Illinois/Village-Board-approves-joint-funding-agreement-427-million-local-share-for-next-phase-of-Wolfs-Crossing","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6478944-875582a61918a0c40117e07ea58ab16f/orig.mp4?Expires=1770783368&Signature=Uce8qc4Ri1QyOaxr3hh5x0vNNcTigQmbdHcwV79vGLMERE3yyofadd3b6IU2N0hb8UaNAs-NlsYU4ew2jIFBaK1uqDuJQdX8QcuY2h-puASo4KTvIlSnZ1V~zGM7SmnVwfJw6AuEEICj8GQ6FBK3N3lSjGq1DCwdPNel0K8eFY6Exy4JPl2eaZk4YW7ZCudDb4dxi80qbt07NUXgwF01eOm5o3sqYFQLjJhQMOwE56fzTB35dCFs5P7Rl4ZPNVp2vutVW81xGAdRFp7I~L2URZ1S83DEER0qKgx9L3~1YgYrI8Be3dqcVTz-JOtP-vH0FyfxY9-So9j0lb-Yvr~NMA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Village Board of Oswego on Sept. 2 approved a joint funding agreement and the appropriation of $4,271,541 as the village's local share for the next phase of Wolf's Crossing at Douglas Road.

The funding package covers an estimated construction cost of $14,855,000 for the phase. \"Of that amount, 10,583,459 will be covered by federal surface transportation funds, leaving a local share of $4,271,541,\" Kurt, public works staff, told the board, and staff said the project was out for bid and scheduled for the Sept. 19 Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) letting.

The vote came after board members asked for details about the project limits, traffic impacts and coordination with a concurrent water main project. Mayor Kauffman said, \"We're getting 71% of this next phase funded by federal dollars. That's incredible.\" Trustee questions clarified that the contract letting is Sept. 19, that IDOT typically takes about 60 days for contract execution, and that work would likely begin after the start of the new year though an earlier start is possible if weather allows.

According to staff, the phase extends on Douglas Road from the taper back to the radius return on the north end, past Piper Glen on the west to Cardinal on the east, and will tie into the new Starling Circle on the south end. The board asked whether Wolf's Crossing would remain open during construction; staff said the road should remain open while new lanes are built and traffic will be shifted as needed. Staff also said the separate water main project (described as extending from Fifth to Della along Wolf's Crossing) is larger in scope and may begin sooner; both projects could be active simultaneously and intermittent short closures are possible.

Staff described the expected schedule: the Sept. 19 letting, approximately 60 days for IDOT contract execution, a preconstruction meeting and then mobilization, with a likely start after the new year unless unusually warm weather accelerates the timeline. Board members asked staff to provide public notice because the segment serves a shopping district and commuters.

Motion and vote: A motion to approve the joint funding agreement and appropriate the local share was made and seconded; the board recorded affirmative roll-call votes from Trustee Hughes, Trustee Novey, Trustee Torres, Trustee Koenig, Trustee Cooper and Trustee McCarthy Lang. The motion carried and the item was approved.","The Village Board approved a joint funding agreement and appropriation for the local share of the next construction phase of Wolf's Crossing at Douglas Road. Federal surface transportation funds will cover roughly 71% of the estimated $14.855 million construction cost.","actionData","errors"]

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Votes at a glance: Oswego board approves consent agenda, sewer IGA, equipment disposal and $2.15 million bill list

Village Board approves joint funding agreement, $4.27 million local share for next phase of Wolf's Crossing