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South Barrington trustees approve a package of ordinances, awards and administrative resolutions
Summary
At its May 9 meeting the board approved amendments to liquor and building codes, accepted consulting and engineering proposals, issued a road maintenance notice of award, approved SWANCC bylaw amendments and several routine land-use approvals.
The Village of South Barrington Board of Trustees on May 9 approved a slate of ordinances and resolutions, including amendments to the liquor code, updates to building permit fees and inspection requirements, consultant engagements, and a contract notice of award for the 2024 road maintenance program.
Key items approved by roll call vote include: - An ordinance amending Chapter 2 (‘Liquor Control’) of Title 3 of the village code (motion by Trustee Joseph Abbate; second by Trustee Dr. Anthony Stagno). Recorded as Ayes‑4, Nays‑0, Absent‑3. - A resolution ratifying an employee leasing agreement with MGT of America Consulting, LLC for Village Administrator Robert Palmer for fiscal year 2024/2025 (moved by Trustee Abbate; seconded by Trustee Guranovich). - A resolution issuing a Notice of Award for the 2024 Road Maintenance Program to ALAMP Road Builders (moved by Trustee Stephen Guranovich; seconded by Trustee Joseph Abbate). - Board acceptance of an updated proposal from Hey & Associates for engineering, ecology and landscape architecture consulting services (moved by Trustee Abbate; seconded by Trustee Stagno). - Adoption of amendments to the agreements and bylaws of the Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County (SWANCC) and concurrence in the reappointment of Trustee Joseph Abbate as the village’s SWANCC director. - Acceptance of a permanent sign recommendation for Grant & Dunne in the Arboretum of South Barrington and approval of a fence variance for the property at 2 Olympic Drive (variance approval contingent on submission of a new drawing and building officer sign‑off).
Most motions passed unanimously among trustees present. The board also approved a proclamation declaring May 18–24 as Safe Boating Week and performed routine staff reports; no contested votes or public objections were recorded in the minutes for these items.
Where the minutes note additional conditions (for example the fence variance), the approval was contingent on follow‑up review by the Building Officer as recorded. The minutes do not include the detailed contracts, procurement documents or consultant fee schedules; packet materials were referenced.
