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Trustees approve special-use permit for 302 Mitchell Road with fence cost-share cap
Summary
North Aurora trustees approved a special-use permit for 302 Mitchell Road that requires a 10-foot fence and a 50% cost-sharing arrangement for the section along 300 Mitchell, with the village contribution capped at $100,000. The motion passed by roll call, with all trustees present voting in favor.
Trustees approved a special-use permit for 302 Mitchell Road that includes construction of a 10-foot fence along both properties and a cost-sharing arrangement. A presenter identified in the transcript as Nathan described the agreement and the village’s financial limit.
Nathan said the board had previously discussed the fence and that the terms include a 50% cost share for the section along 300 Mitchell, “up to a max of a $100,000,” and noted the work likely will not be built until next year to allow the developer room for inflation-related costs. The presenter also said the 10-foot fence had been estimated in prior discussions (the transcript records the estimate as “about a 100 and 80,” an approximate phrasing recorded in the meeting).
After brief discussion the board moved to approve the permit. A roll-call vote was conducted and the motion carried; all trustees present voted in favor. No amendments to the cost‑share or cap were recorded during the meeting.
The decision sets a defined maximum exposure for the village and leaves construction timing to the developer; the board did not set a different funding source or identify a payment schedule during the meeting. The board’s action completes the council-level approval recorded in this session; next steps described by the presenter included scheduling and allowing time for construction planning in the coming year.
