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Round Lake Beach council approves $1.43 million in expenditures, new municipal grocery tax ordinance on consent agenda
Summary
At its Aug. 18 meeting the Village Council approved a consent agenda that included $1,434,480.10 in expenditures, resolutions for tree purchases and tuition reimbursement, a contractor award for pump station repairs, and two ordinances related to municipal grocery retailer/service occupation taxes.
The Village Council of Round Lake Beach approved the consent agenda on Aug. 18, authorizing $1,434,480.10 in expenditures and adopting several resolutions and ordinances listed on the consent calendar.
The items approved on the consent agenda included: approval of the July 21, 2025 council meeting minutes; authorization of expenditures totaling $1,434,480.10; a resolution releasing closed-session minutes; a resolution approving the purchase of trees from Arthur Wheeler Incorporated; a resolution approving employee tuition reimbursement; a resolution declaring a vehicle and certain equipment surplus; a resolution awarding Dorner Company the contract for repairs at the Wood Street pump station; and an ordinance creating section 332 of the village code to implement a municipal grocery retailers occupation tax and a municipal grocery service occupation tax.
The council also approved an ordinance amending section 331 of the village code regarding the home-rule municipal retailers occupation tax and home-rule municipal service occupation tax, and approved a memorandum of understanding with the Lake County Municipal League. Trustee Ibarra moved the consent agenda and Trustee Husk seconded; the council conducted a roll-call voice vote with trustees indicating “Aye,” and the motion carried.
The meeting record lists the consent items by description but does not include ordinance numbers, contract amounts for the Dorner Company award, or detailed budget line-item breakdowns in the section read on the record. No public comment or separate discussion on these items was recorded during the meeting; all items were approved together on the consent calendar.
