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Votes at a glance: DuPage Development Committee actions on Feb. 17, 2026

DuPage County Development Committee · February 17, 2026
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Summary

The committee approved minutes, certified a new group home, approved the Presidents Cup special event permit and several zoning variations, referred a DECCS amendment on gaming separation to the Board of Appeals, and deferred the Hilltop Homes variance after procedural confusion.

On Feb. 17 the DuPage County Development Committee took the following formal actions during its meeting:

- Approved minutes of Feb. 3, 2026 (voice vote). - Approved certification of a new group home for adults with disabilities (address as listed in packet) (voice vote). - Approved PGA Enterprises LLC’s special‑event permit for the 2026 Presidents Cup at Medina Country Club, Sept. 22–27, 2026 (voice vote). - Referred DECCS text amendment T‑one 126 (proposed change to measuring 1,000‑foot separation for video gaming) to the Board of Appeals for a public hearing. - Approved zoning hearing officer recommendations for several variations: DC07 (lot size/width reductions as listed in packet), a shed setback reduction from 3 ft to 1 ft (DC09), and a corner‑lot garage setback reduction from 20 ft to ~5 ft (DCO10). - Considered DC08 (Hilltop Homes) and did not adopt the hearing officer’s recommendation to deny the variance; the item was deferred after a split/uncertain roll call and will return to committee with clarified documentation.

Staff and committee members noted follow‑up items including providing packet maps (accessibility fixes), liquor‑license counts requested to inform gaming policy discussions, and confirmation of operational/security plans for the Presidents Cup.