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Trustees approve consent resolutions and $1.625 million disbursement; mayor pro tem appointed
Summary
At the Feb. 24 meeting trustees appointed Trustee Olynychak as mayor pro tem and approved a consent agenda of routine resolutions (emergency fire apparatus repairs, AT&T services agreement, an access easement, and an electricity contract) and a disbursement resolution totaling $1,625,340.12.
The Village of Oak Lawn Board of Trustees approved several formal actions during its Feb. 24 meeting.
Appointment: trustees voted to appoint Trustee Olynychak as mayor pro tem after a motion and second were received. The board voice vote recorded affirmative responses from trustees present.
Consent agenda: the board approved the consent agenda, which included the following resolutions read by the clerk: • Resolution 26‑04‑16 — waiving competitive bidding and approving emergency structural repairs to a Village fire apparatus (contracting with Bus and Truck of Chicago, Inc. and FAST) for up to $93,056.11. • Resolution 26‑04‑17 — approving a three‑year utility/Internet services agreement with AT&T for a total amount not to exceed $118,440. • Resolution 26‑04‑18 — approving an access easement agreement with 9266 Cicero LLC to allow auto and pedestrian access across a village‑owned parking lot to the property at 9266 S. Cicero Ave. • Resolution 26‑04‑19 — approving an electricity purchase agreement with Champion Energy Services LLC to supply power to the Harker Water Plant.
Disbursement: the clerk presented disbursement resolution 2026‑4D, dated Feb. 24, 2026, in the amount of $1,625,340.12; the board moved, seconded and approved the disbursement by voice vote.
Votes: board members answered in the affirmative during voice roll calls on each motion; the clerk recorded approval of the listed items and the disbursement. No roll‑call tallies listing individual yes/no votes were recorded in the meeting transcript; the clerk recorded trustees’ verbal "yes" responses.
