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Carol Stream board approves consent agenda including $244,683 engineering contract and $30,000 forklift
Summary
The Village Board approved its consent agenda, authorizing engineering agreements for Fulton Avenue ($244,683) and sidewalk design ($374,089), a $30,000 forklift purchase, and a special use permit for Concordia Wireless at 205 Alexander Way; the board also recorded an ordinance reducing one Class A liquor license.
The Carol Stream Village Board approved its consent agenda, which included several purchasing and contracting actions and an ordinance affecting liquor licensing.
Clerk Clark read the consent items, which included a recommendation to waive competitive bidding to purchase a Noble Lift 6,000-pound forklift from EasyStreet Material Handling Equipment of Carol Stream for $30,000 and an agreement with GFT Infrastructure Inc. for phase 3 construction engineering on the Fulton Avenue pavement rehabilitation and sidewalk project with costs not to exceed $244,683. The board also approved a separate agreement with GFT Infrastructure for phase 1 and 2 design engineering services for the Kimberly and Keyhoe sidewalk project at a cost not to exceed $374,089.
The clerk recorded the approval of an ordinance amending Chapter 11, Article 2 of the Carol Stream code of ordinances to decrease the number of Class A liquor licenses from 17 to 16, naming Tacoma Taco and Enchilada Grill Inc., d/b/a Tacoma Taco and Enchilada Grill at 105 Stark Drive in the ordinance record. The clerk also confirmed the Plan Commission's recommendation to approve a special use permit for Concordia Wireless at 205 Alexander Way for outdoor storage, subject to conditions.
Mayor Sabarino called the roll on the motions related to the consent agenda and the clerk recorded ayes for the trustees present, after which the mayor announced the motions approved. No further discussion or amendments to the listed consent items were recorded on the public record during the meeting.
The approvals were routine consent-agenda business required for village operations and infrastructure projects; the board did not take additional policy action on the items beyond the recorded approvals.
