The Village Board approved multiple agenda items in a series of roll-call votes, including consent-agenda items and several ordinances and agreements that affect development, public improvements and the village's water transition plans.

Votes at a glance

- Consent agenda (minutes of the Sept. 8, 2025 Village Board meeting; accounts payable summary through Sept. 22, 2025 in the amount of $2,875,565.37; water production, refuse and community development reports for August 2025): Approved by roll call (moved and seconded on the consent agenda) 5-0.

- Ordinance 2,147 (annexing 29 Baseline Road) — second reading: Approved 5-0 on second reading as part of the consent listings.

- Ordinance 2,148 (rezoning/variations for buffer yards at 29 Baseline Road) — second reading: Approved 5-0 on second reading as part of the consent listings.

- Ordinance 2,150 (final plat for Unit 3 of the Marquis Point subdivision): The board waived first reading and approved final plat for Unit 3, which subdivides the remaining property into 61 single-family lots, subject to village engineer approval for signing and recording. Motion to approve was moved by Trustee Marasek and seconded by Trustee Youngerman; vote 5-0.

- Resolution 2025-31 (acceptance of public improvements for Performance Foods, 919 Lake Street): Staff reported the sanitary sewer extension was completed, as-built drawings were approved and IDOT had signed off on the permit; the resolution authorizes acceptance and execution of the bill of sale by Performance Foods. Motion moved by Trustee Marasek and seconded by Trustee Brzoska; vote 5-0.

- Water model and receiving station development engineering agreement: Staff said the agreement will fund predictive hydraulic modeling and tank-sizing work to support the village's transition to Lake Michigan water through the DuPage Water Commission, including options and cost estimates for two receiving stations. Motion moved by Trustee Marasek and seconded by Trustee Geier; vote 5-0.

All listed votes were recorded by roll call and carried unanimously (5-0). The board indicated there were no new or unfinished business items requiring further public action at this meeting.

Details and immediate implications: the final plat approval for Marquis Point Unit 3 will allow the developer to proceed with recording once village engineer approval is confirmed. Acceptance of the Performance Foods sanitary sewer extension transfers the public improvement into village ownership subject to the executed bill of sale. The water-modeling agreement advances planning for system changes tied to the Lake Michigan connection and will produce tank-sizing options and cost estimates for two receiving stations.