Votes at a glance — Arlington Heights Village Board, Dec. 15, 2025
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Summary
Summary of formal actions taken Dec. 15: warrant register approval, Axon contract adoption, Miller Pipeline contract award, Tasty Bridal PUD amendment, massage land‑use variation, sign‑variation approval, appointment to Metropolis board, and motion to enter closed session.
The Village Board recorded the following formal actions during its Dec. 15, 2025 meeting.
1) Warrant register (accounts payable) — Motion to approve the warrant register dated 12/15/2025 in the amount of $5,853,138.44. Motion by Trustee Bertucci; seconded; roll‑call vote unanimous in favor (yes: Trustees Bertucci, Zick, Schwingbeck, Manganaro, Dunnington, Gilbert, Lebeds, Santa Maria; President Tonaglia). Outcome: approved.
2) Axon Enterprise purchase agreement — Resolution to approve a five‑year purchase agreement with Axon Enterprise for body‑worn cameras, dash cameras and associated cloud services (approx. $3,100,000 total). Motion made by Trustee Schwingbeck; seconded by Trustee Lebeds; roll‑call vote recorded unanimous approval. Outcome: approved.
3) Miller Pipeline — Motion to award the 2026–28 lead service‑line replacement contract to Miller Pipeline (lowest responsive bidder). Motion by Trustee Manganaro; seconded by Trustee Schwingbeck; roll‑call vote unanimous. Outcome: contract awarded.
4) Appointment — Motion to concur with the mayor’s appointment of Sue Thompson as president of the Performing Arts Metropolis Board of Directors (term to 09/16/2027). Motion by Trustee Bertucci; seconded by Trustee Schwingbeck; voice vote in favor. Outcome: approved.
5) Sign variation — Motion to direct staff and the village attorney to prepare documents to amend previously approved sign variation ordinance (extending temporary banners at 155 E. Algonquin Road to removal date 12/15/2027). Motion by Trustee Dunnington; seconded by Trustee Santa Maria; voice vote in favor. Outcome: approved.
6) Tasty Bridal PUD amendment and land‑use variation — Ordinance adoption approving a PUD amendment and land‑use variation to allow a 13,000‑sq‑ft freezer addition at 600 W. University Drive and the requested setback/parking variations. Motion made and ordinance adopted by roll call; unanimous approval. Outcome: adopted.
7) Linden Aura Massage land‑use variation — Ordinance adopting a land‑use variation to permit a licensed massage establishment at 125 S. Wilkie Road (750 sq. ft., one employee). Motion by Trustee Lebeds; second by Trustee Dunnington; roll‑call vote unanimous. Outcome: adopted.
8) Closed session — Motion to enter closed session under 5 ILCS 120/2(c)(11) to discuss pending or probable litigation and approval of minutes. Motion made and seconded; roll‑call vote in favor and the board moved into closed session, stating it would not report out.
