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Glendale Heights board approves consent agenda, adopts four ordinances
Summary
At its Feb. 20 meeting the Glendale Heights Village Board approved the consent agenda including $2.35 million in payables and adopted four ordinances covering mutual aid participation, a plant plumbing contract, sale of surplus property and installation of stop signs.
The Village Board of Glendale Heights approved the consent agenda and adopted four ordinances at its Feb. 20, 2025, meeting.
The consent agenda included the approval of meeting minutes, an accounts-payable listing of $2,347,866.65, and resolutions to contract for professional construction observation services with Christopher B. Burke Engineering Ltd., an Illinois EPA grant for the Armitage Creek stream restoration project, professional audit services with Crow LLP, a fourth amendment to a cloud data storage agreement with Central Square (formerly SunGard Public Sector LLC) and a second contract amendment with Uno Mas Landscaping for additional mowing and landscaping services. The board approved the consent agenda by roll call vote.
The board also waived first readings on new-business items 2 through 5 and took votes on four ordinances:
- Ordinance 2025-4: Authorizing execution of an intergovernmental agreement for participation in the LNI public works mutual aid network. The motion to adopt was moved by Trustee Schroeder and seconded by Trustee Siddiqui. Roll call recorded votes of Trustee Siddiqui — yes; Trustee Light — yes; Trustee Mercado — yes; Trustee Pojak — yes; Trustee Schroeder — yes. The ordinance was approved.
- Ordinance 2025-5: Waiving bid and authorizing notice of award and execution of a contract with CAM Mechanical Industries Inc. for the Westwater Treatment Plant screen building lower-level plumbing replacement project. The motion to adopt was moved by Trustee Light and seconded by Trustee Maritato. Roll call recorded votes of Trustee Maritato — yes; Trustee Pojak — yes; Trustee Schroeder — yes; Trustee Siddiqui — yes; Trustee Light — yes. The ordinance was approved.
- Ordinance 2025-6: Authorizing sale of surplus personal property, listed as a 01/2009 Ford F-450 cab and chassis. The motion to adopt was moved by Trustee Maritato and seconded by Trustee Light. Roll call recorded votes of Trustee Pojak — yes; Trustee Schroeder — yes; Trustee Siddiqui — yes; Trustee Light — yes; Trustee Maritato — yes. The ordinance was approved.
- Ordinance 2025-7: Amending the Village Code traffic schedule to install stop signs and establish a four-way stop at the intersection of Aspen Lane and North Brandon Drive. The motion to adopt was moved by Trustee Light and seconded by Trustee Maritato. Roll call recorded votes of Trustee Schroeder — yes; Trustee Siddiqui — yes; Trustee Light — yes; Trustee Maritato — yes; Trustee Pojak — yes. The ordinance was approved.
The board also introduced, as first readings, a fence variation request for 1924 (case not specified) and a rezoning petition for property commonly known as 44 West North Avenue; those items were listed for first reading and not voted on.
Votes at the meeting were recorded by roll call for each item; Trustee Schmidt was noted absent at the opening roll call. The board adjourned following routine business.
Votes and formal motions are recorded in the meeting minutes and in the transcript of the Feb. 20 meeting.
