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Votes at a glance: Northbrook minutes, warrants, consent agenda and Plan Commission referrals approved; closed session authorized

3769783 · June 10, 2025
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Summary

The board approved minutes from May 27, processed escrow and invoice payments, adopted the consent agenda, forwarded three planning items to the Plan Commission and voted to enter closed session to set a property sale price under the Open Meetings Act exemption.

The Village of Northbrook Board of Trustees recorded the following formal actions at its June 10 meeting.

Minutes: The board approved the minutes of the May 27, 2025 meeting on a voice vote after a motion by Trustee Ross and a second by Trustee Israel.

Warrants and invoices: Trustee Israel moved to approve escrow deposit/performance bond refunds and invoices processed 05/16/2025–05/31/2025 totaling $24,724 and related invoices; trustees approved the motion by roll call.

Consent agenda: The board approved the consent agenda items by roll call following a motion by Trustee Cassidy and second by Trustee Israel.

Plan Commission referrals: The board voted to forward three preliminary reviews to the Plan Commission for public hearings: - 1901 Raymond Drive: rezoning request from I‑1 to ICS (mover: Trustee Israel; seconder: Trustee Kohler). - 3504 Commercial Avenue: village fleet garage, comprehensive plan amendment and rezoning to IB with yard and parking variations (mover: Trustee Israel; seconder: Trustee Abomey Allen). - 820 Dundee Road: proposed Fire Station No. 11, comprehensive plan amendment and rezoning to IB with lot‑width and yard variances (mover: Trustee Kohler; seconder: Trustee Ross). All three motions carried; the motions were for referral and did not approve final zoning changes.

Closed session: The board voted to go into closed session to discuss setting the price for sale of property owned by the public body pursuant to 5 ILCS 120/2(c)(6) (the Open Meetings Act exemption for setting a price for sale or lease of property). The motion to enter closed session was made by Trustee Ross and seconded by Trustee Kohler and carried by roll call.