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Tinley Park committee forwards multiple contracts, code updates and grant agreement to Village Board; July 2 meeting likely canceled
Summary
At its May 7 Committee of the Whole meeting, Tinley Park trustees voted to forward a string of contracts and code amendments — from electrical aggregation and legal engagements to water-main and landscaping contracts — to the Village Board, and agreed to forego the July 2 meeting unless urgent business arises because of Rib Fest staffing.
The Tinley Park Committee of the Whole on May 7 voted to forward multiple contracts, village-code amendments and a subrecipient grant agreement to the Village Board while directing staff to try to handle pressing items before the July 2 meeting because of Rib Fest staffing demands.
Staff member Hannah, describing the village’s participation in the Northern Illinois Municipal Aggregation Consortium (NIMAC), said the village’s street-lighting accounts are included in a pooled bid that opens May 21 and that the village has about 24 hours to lock in a price. "This is just our electrical aggregation for our street lighting accounts," Hannah said, asking for authority to execute the resulting contract to secure the lowest competitive pricing.
The committee also agreed to renew outside services and letters of engagement. Trustees moved renewals for Cornerstone Government Affairs (legislative consulting), several special-counsel engagement letters and a Rotor Group lobbying contract to the Village Board for final approval. No…
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