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Trustees approve consent agenda, ordinances and $3.3 million disbursement resolution
Summary
The Village of Oak Lawn Board of Trustees approved the meeting minutes, a multi‑item consent agenda and a $3,308,312.46 disbursement resolution at its April 22 regular meeting.
The Village of Oak Lawn Board of Trustees approved the meeting minutes, a multi‑item consent agenda containing zoning and ordinance actions, and a disbursement resolution totaling $3,308,312.46 at its April 22 regular meeting. All listed consent items and the disbursement resolution were approved by roll call vote.
What passed: Trustees approved the regular meeting minutes dated April 8, 2025; they approved multiple consent agenda items including library and village green event permits, a fee waiver for Saint Catherine’s Carnival, three residential resubdivisions with related lot‑width variations (ordinance 25‑08‑13 at 9235 Crescent Court; ordinance 25‑08‑14 at 6315 West 90th Street), ordinances amending the village code on liquor building/location restrictions (25‑08‑15) and contractor licensing and registration (25‑08‑16), an ordinance authorizing sale of surplus vehicles and purchase of replacements (25‑08‑17), a resolution for on‑call engineering services with Christopher B. Burke Engineering Ltd. (resolution 25‑08‑26), and an extension of a $12,000,000 line of credit with WindTrust Bank for the regional water system improvements project (resolution 25‑08‑27).
Disbursement resolution: The board approved Disbursement Resolution Number 2025‑08D in the amount of $3,308,312.46.
Voting record: The roll call recorded the following trustees voting yes on the consent motion and subsequent disbursement vote: Trustee Desmond — Yes; Trustee Sock — Yes; Trustee Pembroke — Yes; Trustee Mallow — Yes; Trustee Olenichak — Yes; Trustee Stalker — Yes. The motion carried.
Process note: The consent agenda was presented as a grouped set of routine items to be enacted with one motion; no separate discussion on the consent items was recorded before the vote. Where specific ordinance or resolution numbers were listed in the meeting packet, they were approved under the consent motion and roll call.
Other board actions: The board also approved the motion to adjourn by roll call at the end of the meeting. No contested votes or recorded dissents were recorded in the transcript for the April 22 meeting.
