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La Grange Park board approves stormwater repair contract, backs partnership model for ZIP Code Day

Village of La Grange Park Board of Trustees · February 25, 2026
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Summary

Trustees unanimously approved a $109,341.48 contract for the Scottsdale storm-sewer headwall repair, endorsed partnership-based ZIP Code Day programming for June 5 and completed routine consent and departmental reports.

The La Grange Park Board of Trustees voted unanimously to award a contract to Martam Construction Inc. for $109,341.48 to replace a damaged storm-sewer headwall on Scottsdale, a project advertised for bids earlier in February.

Public Works described erosion along Salt Creek that had separated concrete pipe sections and created a hole near a popular recreation corridor. Staff recommended accepting the low bid from Martam Construction (engineer’s estimate: $169,500) and the board approved the vendor contract and expenditure from the sewer fund.

Separately, trustees supported staff’s recommendation to pivot the village’s planned ZIP Code Day on June 5, 2026, from a village-led large concert to a distributed, partnership-led model that emphasizes community participation and minimizes direct village spending. Trustee counsel and Mayde described the village role as convening and promoting partner-led events; trustees unanimously approved a motion to support partnership-based planning.

The meeting also included routine consent items approved unanimously, reports from building & zoning, engineering, police and fire departments, and a village manager update on outreach about a $10 million road-bond referendum that will appear on the March 17 ballot.

The board swore in and pinned two paid‑on‑call firefighters, Veronica Gussie and John Jack Powers, in a brief ceremony before the meeting.

Next steps: engineering staff will proceed with contract execution and bid oversight for the headwall project; staff will coordinate with community partners for ZIP Code Day events under the partnership model.