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Round Lake Beach council approves $2.3 million in expenditures and multiple vendor contracts on consent agenda
Summary
At its May 19 meeting the Village of Round Lake Beach unanimously approved a consent agenda that included $2,304,824.50 in expenditures and a series of contracts and resolutions for equipment, services and engineering work.
The Village of Round Lake Beach council on May 19 approved the consent agenda, which included $2,304,824.50 in expenditures and a set of resolutions authorizing contracts and agreements for municipal services and equipment.
Mayor Scott R. Nichols read the consent items aloud; the list included appointments to the Central Lake Joint Action Water Agency, a local elevator safety program agreement with the Office of the State Fire Marshal, a line of credit with State Bank of the Lakes, audit services with Sikich LLP, software services with BSNA, a cybersecurity maintenance amendment with Impact Networks LLC, purchase awards for two Doosan Bobcat portable light towers, sanitary sewer cleaning and televising with American Vactor Services, a combination loader backhoe, a brush chipper, change orders with Mark Crimissary Construction LLC and BEM Enterprises Inc., a contract for crack sealing with Patriot Pavement Maintenance Inc., pavement patching with Chicagoland Paving Contractors Inc., engineering work with HMG Engineers Inc., and a mini excavator and trailer purchase among other items listed on the agenda.
Trustee Husk moved approval of the consent agenda; Trustee Stout seconded. The board then conducted a roll call and recorded unanimous approval from trustees present. The mayor stated there were no removed matters or items placed into the consent agenda—s separate section.
The meeting transcript does not record separate discussion of these individual consent items at the May 19 meeting; notes on specifics such as contract amounts, start dates or vendor scopes beyond the agenda descriptions were not provided during the council vote.
