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Votes at a glance: Hinsdale trustees approve minutes, accounts payable, and consent items
Summary
At its Feb. 4 meeting the Village of Hinsdale Board of Trustees approved the Jan. 21 meeting minutes (one abstention), a $1,354,788.63 accounts-payable list and a set of consent agenda items. Several zoning and contract items were discussed but deferred to later meetings where required by two‑reading procedures.
HINSDALE, Ill. — The Village of Hinsdale Board of Trustees took several routine votes Feb. 4, approving minutes, accounts payable and a consent block of agenda items. The board discussed other items — including a downtown traffic study and a special-use zoning application — but deferred formal votes where the two-reading process or additional review was required.
Key votes
- Approval of minutes, regular meeting of Jan. 21, 2025: Motion passed on a roll call vote. Trustee Pashtama recorded an abstention; Trustees Braden, Siffler, Fisher, Burns and Bink voted "Aye." Outcome: approved.
- Accounts payable: Motion to approve payment of accounts payable for the period Jan. 23, 2025, through Feb. 5, 2025, in the aggregate amount of $1,354,788.63 passed on roll call. The roll call recorded Trustees voting "Aye" (sequence recorded in the transcript). Outcome: approved.
- Consent agenda (items 7b through 7e as presented): Motion passed on roll call. The transcript records Trustees Pashtama, Braden, Suttler, Fisher, Burns and Boehnke voting "Aye." Outcome: approved.
Items discussed, not decided
Several agenda items received discussion but no final board action at this meeting: the KLOA downtown traffic and safety study (consultant scope and contract amount to be finalized for a later meeting) and a special-use permit for a Bar Method boutique fitness studio at Gateway Square (zoning requires a second reading; trustees will vote at the next meeting).
Ending
The meeting adjourned after the recorded roll-call votes. Several trustees encouraged residents to contact staff or the police department with local concerns such as coyotes and traffic.
