Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Solid Waste Contracts topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Board approves Republic Services contract amendment and grants two variances for South Maple property
Summary
Trustees approved a two-year contract amendment with Allied Waste/Republic Services for refuse collection (with optional 1–3 year extension) and approved two variances for 350 South Maple (PC-25-008) as part of the consent agenda; staff summarized contract billing changes and service details.
The Itasca Village Board approved consent-agenda items June 17 that included a two-year contract amendment with Allied Waste Services of North America LLC, doing business as Republic Services of Mount Prospect, and an ordinance approving two variance requests for 350 South Maple (PC-25-008).
Village staff summarized the refuse agreement amendment: the contract extension covers two years and five months starting in July, with an option for a one-to-three year extension by mutual agreement. Staff said one operational change is that multi-service properties will be billed directly by the contractor rather than by the village. Staff also said the contractor will bill within 30 days and may apply late fees consistent with its standard practices. Yard waste and brush collection were extended to the second regular collection day in December and electronics recycling provisions were clarified so the resident can pay the contractor directly to schedule pickup.
The nut graf: the board approved routine contract and zoning-consent items; staff highlighted billing mechanics and service terms in the Republic Services amendment.
Trustees had no additional substantive changes to the contract text at the dais; staff said legal had reviewed contract language and only minor program design details were updated.
Ending: The consent agenda items passed by roll call; the board moved on to regular business after the votes.
