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Hainesville trustees approve boundary transfer ordinance, grant application, painting contract, electricity supplier and staff promotion
Summary
Hainesville trustees voted on multiple routine and project items at their Feb. 25 meeting, approving an ordinance to exclude a portion of unoccupied territory along the boundary with Grayslake, authorizing a grant application for the Meadows Path project, awarding an exterior-staining contract for Village Hall, approving a 12-month electricity supplier agreement, and adopting a personnel promotion for a public-works employee.
Hainesville— trustees voted on multiple routine and project items at their Feb. 25 meeting, approving an ordinance to exclude a portion of unoccupied territory along the boundary with Grayslake, authorizing a grant application for the Meadows Path project, awarding an exterior-staining contract for Village Hall, approving a 12-month electricity supplier agreement, and adopting a personnel promotion for a public-works employee.
The most consequential vote removed a parcel that lies along the boundary between the villages of Hainesville and Grayslake from Hainesville—corporate limits. The ordinance—was presented and moved for passage during the meeting; the roll call recorded Trustees Richmond, George Duberstein, Preiss, Georgeann Duberstein and Williams voting "aye," and the motion carried.
Why it matters: Trustees and a representative of the affected church told the board the parcel is church property split by the municipal boundary, with the sanctuary on the Hainesville…
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