Bolingbrook trustees approve redevelopment amendment, new gaming rules, property purchase and routine payables
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Summary
At its Oct. 14 meeting the Bolingbrook Board of Trustees approved a redevelopment agreement amendment, restrictions for limited video gaming, purchase of 3.73 acres for future development, routine payables totaling $4.66 million and smaller capital purchases; all votes recorded Yea 5, Absent 1.
The Bolingbrook Board of Trustees on Oct. 14 unanimously approved a package of routine and development measures, including amendments to a redevelopment agreement, a new local ordinance regulating limited video gaming, the purchase of village land and approval of payables totaling $4,664,319.62.
The board adopted Resolution 25R-092 to amend and clarify the redevelopment agreement with Bolingbrook Equity I Limited Partnership for the Commons Shopping Center, extending the date for substantial completion so the parties can meet the agreement’s goals. Trustee Jose Quintero moved the measure and Trustee Jean M. Kelly seconded; the roll call was Yea 5, Nay 0, Absent 1 (Trustee Michael J. Carpanzano).
Trustees also approved Resolution 25R-093 to authorize purchase of a replacement John Deere utility task vehicle for Public Works at a cost not to exceed $26,757.59 (approximately $443.41 under the budgeted amount). The motion was moved by Trustee Michael T. Lawler and seconded by Trustee Jean M. Kelly; the roll call was recorded as Yea 5.
Resolution 25R-094 authorized Village membership in the DuPage Convention and Visitors Bureau at a cost not to exceed $70,000. Trustee Jean M. Kelly moved the resolution and Trustee Troy J. Doris seconded; the vote was Yea 5.
On ordinances, the board passed Ordinance 25-034 to amend Chapters 12, 6 and 34 of the Bolingbrook Village Code to establish regulations for limited video gaming consistent with the Illinois Video Gaming Act. The ordinance sets license limits, criteria for licensure and enforcement standards. The motion was moved by Trustee Michael T. Lawler and seconded by Trustee Jose Quintero; the roll call was Yea 5.
The board also passed Ordinance 25-035 authorizing the purchase of approximately 3.73 acres near Janes Avenue and Falcon Ridge Way for future development at a contract cost not to exceed $351,000 plus closing costs not to exceed $10,000. Trustee Jean M. Kelly moved and Trustee Troy J. Doris seconded; roll call Yea 5.
Finally, the board approved two bill listings (A and B) covering payables of $1,566,115.27 and $3,098,204.35, for a total of $4,664,319.62. Trustee Michael T. Lawler moved the bill approval and Trustee Troy J. Doris seconded; the vote was recorded Yea 5, Absent 1.
The board took these actions as part of its regular agenda with no separate lengthy debate recorded in the minutes. The meeting adjourned at 8:52 p.m.