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Board approves consent agenda including several first readings, right-of-way vacation and equipment purchase authorization

5796552 · September 15, 2025
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Summary

Trustees approved a consent agenda containing multiple first-reading ordinances, a right-of-way vacation, authorization to purchase a 2025 Vermeer wood chipper and direction to proceed with a property acquisition in the Speedway North Business District.

The Village of Manchester Park Board of Trustees approved the consent agenda on Sept. 8, 2025, which included eight items: first readings of ordinances addressing building material standards and variances, a zoning map amendment (10829 Miller Lane later pulled for separate consideration), an amendment to Chapter 20, Article 9 on door‑to‑door solicitors, Resolution 54‑R‑25 approving the Benito Avenue right‑of‑way vacation, Resolution 61‑R‑25 authorizing purchase of a 2025 Vermeer BC 1000 XL wood chipper, and Resolution 63‑R‑25 authorizing administration to proceed with acquiring property in the Speedway North Business District. Village Administrator James Richter presented the consent items and the board voted to approve the full package after no trustee requested removal except for the zoning item later taken up separately. The clerk recorded the consent‑agenda approval by roll call; trustees voted aye and one member was absent. Items on the consent agenda were described as first readings (ordinances 28‑25, 29‑25, 31‑25, 32‑25) except where noted for resolutions and the wood‑chipper purchase. The board did not record substantive debate on the individual consent items during the meeting; the items will proceed as the normal ordinance/resolution process requires.