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District 207 approves masonry, turf, elevator contracts, keeps fees flat and urges Cook County to fix tax‑bill delays
Summary
The board approved several procurement contracts (Bruno’s tuckpointing, Wenger instrument storage, Hoppe’s turf, D. Kersey elevator), kept most student fees flat (yearbook price cut, activity tickets eliminated), and adopted a resolution pressing Cook County to remedy property‑tax billing delays that have delayed roughly $1 million in expected receipts.
At its February meeting, the Maine Township High School District 207 board approved multiple contracts and budget‑related items and adopted a resolution asking Cook County to resolve property‑tax billing delays.
On facilities and procurement, administration recommended and trustees approved the following contract awards: Bruno’s Tuckpointing for masonry repairs at Maine South ($951,885) after a rebid; Wenger Music Systems through a cooperative for instrument storage (East~$51,004; West~$109,005); Hoppe’s Landscaping for the Maine West turf project (base bid and alternates…
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