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Glendale Heights adopts contract to inspect Emergency Well No. 12; consent agenda approved
Summary
The Village Board on Oct. 16 waived first reading and adopted Ordinance 2025-49 to accept Lane Christensen & Company’s proposal to inspect Emergency Well No. 12, and approved a consent agenda that included payroll totaling $3,233,451.20 and several resolutions and contract actions.
The Village of Glendale Heights on Oct. 16 voted to adopt Ordinance 2025-49, waiving first reading and authorizing a contract with Lane Christensen & Company to inspect Emergency Well No. 12.
Village President Giannelli announced the board had voted to waive first reading on the item and then called for adoption. After a motion and second, the board recorded affirmative roll-call votes and Giannelli declared the ordinance approved.
The adoption came amid a broader consent agenda that the board approved earlier in the meeting. Village minister Doug Flint read the consent items, which included approval of minutes, payroll totaling $3,233,451.20, zoning-ordinance amendments listed on the agenda, a proposed tax-increment financing reimbursement-intent resolution related to East Army Trail Road development, authorization for a bulk rock-salt purchase, a security-integrator services agreement amendment, a change order for the Mill Pond Drive culvert rehabilitation project, purchase orders for replacement wastewater-treatment-plant pumps, and a final pay request to Hoare Construction not to exceed $302,460.
Giannelli said the consent agenda was adopted by roll call after Trustee Schmidt moved for approval. The board then proceeded to the Committee of the Whole for further discussion on other topics.
What the board approved - Ordinance 2025-49: Waive bid and accept Lane Christensen & Company for inspection of Emergency Well No. 12; authorization for the village to execute the contract. - Consent items: regular and committee minutes, payroll ($3,233,451.20), multiple zoning and procurement items, TIF-related reimbursement-intent resolution, bulk rock salt purchase, security-integrator agreement amendment, change order for Mill Pond Drive culvert rehabilitation, wastewater pump purchase PO, estimated tax levy determination, AFSCME collective bargaining agreement approval, final pay request to Hoare Construction (not to exceed $302,460).
The meeting record shows the motions were carried by roll call. The board recessed to the Committee of the Whole later in the evening; formal execution dates for the Lane Christensen contract were not specified on the record.
