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Lindenhurst board approves routine finances, two ordinances, appointments and contracts
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Summary
At its June 23 meeting the Village of Lindenhurst Board approved financial reports and bills, adopted ordinances dissolving SSA #4 and authorizing surplus-property disposal, confirmed two mayoral appointments, and authorized design and personnel-study contracts, all by unanimous votes.
The Lindenhurst Village Board at its June 23 regular meeting approved a slate of routine financial items, two ordinances and several staff-recommended contracts by unanimous votes.
Trustee Dawn Suchy read the April and May 2025 Treasurer’s Reports, reporting total cash across all accounts of $16,242,434.60 (April 30) and $16,828,015.26 (May 31). The board approved both reports by roll call vote (Trustees Pat Dickson, Patty Chybowski, Dawn Suchy, Heath Rosten and Ron Grace voting Aye, 5–0).
The board confirmed emergency payments totaling $223,173.28 for May 13–June 6, 2025, and approved the voucher register for invoices due on or before June 23, 2025 in the amount of $889,148.33; both actions passed unanimously.
Mayor Dominic Marturano’s recommended appointments — John Muellner to the Veterans Memorial Commission (term through April 30, 2027) and Stephen Buck to the Lakes Commission (term through April 30, 2026) — were approved on a 5–0 roll call.
The board adopted Ordinance 25-6-2319, authorizing disposal of identified surplus property (items with resale value to be sent to auction; other items to be destroyed or disposed as listed on Exhibit A), and Ordinance 25-6-2320 dissolving Special Service Area #4, which the packet states completed its infrastructure work for the Falling Waters subdivision and exhausted its funds. Both ordinances passed by unanimous roll call votes.
The board also adopted Resolution 25-6-2322R authorizing transfers of excess cash from operational funds to capital project funds in accordance with fiscal policy; that motion passed 5–0.
Two vendor contracts were authorized: the Village Administrator was authorized to execute a proposal from Teska Associates for Grand Avenue landscape and signage design not to exceed $35,760, and to execute a proposal from MGT, Inc. to perform a compensation study for 28 non-bargaining positions at a cost not to exceed $16,575. Both contract authorizations passed unanimously.
The meeting moved into executive session to review prior executive session minutes under the cited statutory authority; no formal board action on the substantive items was taken at that time. The meeting adjourned at 7:44 p.m.
Next steps: staff will follow up on the Lake County 'A Way Out' inquiry with the police department and will return contract/implementation details as appropriate at future meetings.