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Oak Lawn board approves consent agenda: CDBG sewer funds, lead-line program, insurance renewal and traffic change among items
Summary
Trustees unanimously approved a consent agenda including a $300,000 CDBG sanitary-sewer subrecipient agreement, a lead service-line replacement engineering contract (not to exceed $679,250), renewal of insurance coverage ($1,050,002 premium), stop-sign installation at 98th & Colon and multiple concrete/beautification contracts.
The Oak Lawn Board of Trustees on Tuesday approved a consent agenda covering multiple contracts, projects and funding allocations.
Key items approved included: - A Cook County Community Development Block Grant subrecipient agreement for program year 2024 in the amount of $300,000 to be used for sanitary sewer rehabilitation. - Authorization of engineering services for a lead service-line replacement program not to exceed $679,250. - Renewal of insurance coverage with the Illinois Counties Risk Management Trust for an annual premium of $1,050,002. - Authorization for engineering design services (Christopher B. Burke Engineering Ltd.) for the Palos Hills Spur water-main transmission project, not to exceed $77,400. - Approval to install a four-way stop at 98th and Colon (traffic commission recommendation) with the village absorbing sign costs totaling $400. - Contracts for sidewalk and concrete repair programs and the 2025 flower and beautification program (amounts listed in the packet).
The clerk read the consent-package resolutions and ordinances as a single motion; the board then voted by roll call and the motion passed unanimously.
The board did not pull any consent items for separate discussion during the meeting.
Votes at a glance: the motion to approve the consent agenda passed on a roll-call vote with all trustees recorded as voting yes.
