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Tinley Park trustees advance annexation discussion, approve related development agreement for property referenced as '7551' in Brookside Glen

2145546 · January 22, 2025
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Summary

At its Jan. 21 Committee of the Whole meeting, Tinley Park trustees voted to move forward with discussion of annexing a property identified in the record as '7551' in the Brookside Glen area and approved a separate annexation development agreement tied to that property; a public hearing was scheduled at the board meeting that followed.

Tinley Park trustees voted unanimously Jan. 21 to proceed with discussion of an annexation for a property identified in the meeting record as “7551” in the Brookside Glen area and to approve a related annexation development agreement.

The votes came during the Committee of the Whole meeting where trustees moved to place the annexation matter on the next board agenda and approved the development agreement after public-staff briefings. Trustee Brady, Trustee Brennan, Trustee Mueller, Trustee Shaw and Trustee Stahl (as recorded in the roll calls) voted in favor on the motions.

The annexation matter was described in the meeting as “7551” (full street address not specified in the transcript). Village staff and trustees said they would handle public-notice steps and proceed to the board meeting for a formal public hearing; the meeting record notes the public hearing would follow the Committee meeting.

Trustees did not debate ordinance language or development terms at length in the Committee of the Whole; the committee approved forwarding the matter and the development agreement for action. No detailed terms of the development agreement (such as zoning changes, proffers, or infrastructure commitments) were stated on the transcript and thus are not reported here.

The village indicated the annexation will be addressed in the board meeting’s public hearing that followed the Committee session.

Votes at a glance: the motions to consider the annexation and to approve the annexation development agreement were both approved by recorded roll calls during the committee session.

What’s next: The board meeting immediately after the committee meeting was set to hold the public hearing on the annexation and consider final action.