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Trustees approve consent agenda, several appointments and procedural changes
Summary
The board approved consent items including bills and contract change order, appointed Cindy Wood as Senior Concerns Commission chair, tabled one commission appointment to Dec. 15, and voted to waive first reading on a commission ordinance.
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At its Dec. 8 special meeting the Village Board of Villa Park approved the consent agenda, confirmed multiple appointments and handled procedural items.
Key votes at a glance: - Consent agenda approved: bill lists for the weeks of Nov. 17 ($1,057,186.71) and Nov. 24 ($2,181,801.13); minutes; final change order No. 1 with Builders Paving LLC for Highland Avenue resurfacing (net deduction $45,628.42); an encroachment license with Marquette Real Estate Investments LLC; and a resolution supporting participation in the DuPage Mayors and Managers Conference.
- Appointment of Leslie Allison to Villa Fest Commission was discussed and tabled to the Dec. 15 meeting to confirm term/end dates and commission membership rules.
- Cindy Wood was appointed chair of the Senior Concerns Commission; trustees expressed support.
- Trustees voted to waive the first reading and vote on an ordinance amending Village code for the Community Fund Commission (roll call included 'No' votes recorded from Trustee Cordova and Trustee Kumar on the waiver; the motion carried).
- The meeting adjourned at the end of the special session following trustee reports and manager remarks.
All formal roll‑call votes recorded in the meeting minutes matched the actions summarized above.
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