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Maywood board approves sale of 715 S. 7th and development incentives, suspends façade matching grant

Village of Maywood Board of Trustees · April 1, 2026
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Summary

As part of an omnibus vote the board approved sale of 715 South 7th under the Anlap program to Cuauhtemoc Paz, consented to a Cook County Class 6B tax incentive for 1900 S. Maywood Drive, and approved a construction change order funded by TIF; the board also suspended the Commercial Property Improvement matching grant program pending review.

The Village of Maywood on May 18 adopted several development and construction items as part of an omnibus agenda motion. The board approved a resolution authorizing the sale of real property commonly known as 715 South 7th Avenue pursuant to the Anlap program; the purchaser is recorded as Cuauhtemoc Paz, owner of 717 South 7th Avenue, Maywood, Illinois.

The board also authorized consent to a Cook County Class 6B property tax rate incentive designation for the property identified as 1900 South Maywood Drive (Property Index Number 15‑15‑102‑034‑0000), listed on the record as an action for 1900 Maywood, LLC. In addition, the board approved Change Order No. 1 to the construction contract with Triggi Construction, Inc. for the 2020 Alley and Roadway Improvements project and authorized expenditure of Madison Street/5th Avenue TIF District funds to pay for that change‑order work.

Trustee A. Sanchez moved the omnibus approval and Trustee M. Lightford seconded; the motion carried on roll call. The board also voted to suspend the Commercial Property Improvement Program (known as the Matching Grant Façade Program) and directed staff not to release application forms to the public pending further board review.

These items were adopted as part of the omnibus vote recorded in the meeting minutes; the transcript does not include detailed staff presentations or the change‑order dollar amount in the motion language on the public record.