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Maywood board approves storm‑sewer invoice and engineering agreement for water‑main project
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Summary
Trustees approved a $49,450 invoice for Madison Street storm sewer repairs funded by the Madison Street TIF and accepted an engineering agreement for First Avenue water‑main improvements; omnibus approvals included multiple vendor payments and a corrected Triggi Construction payment amount.
Maywood, Ill. — The Village of Maywood Board of Trustees on Jan. 15 approved engineering and construction payments to address stormwater and water‑main infrastructure needs and cleared an omnibus package that included a settlement and multiple vendor payments.
Trustees approved Invoice No. 21837 from Hancock Engineering, authorizing $49,450 for storm sewer repairs along Madison Street (First Avenue to the Des Plaines River) to be paid from the Madison Street TIF. The board also accepted a design and construction engineering services agreement from Hancock (presented by Village Engineer William Peterhansen) for the First Avenue Water Main Improvements project between Harrison Street and Washington Boulevard.
During omnibus consideration, trustees approved multiple vendor payments and project items (omnibus items A–O). The record shows a correction to Omnibus Item K: the payment to Triggi Construction for 20th Avenue and Warren Street work was corrected to $40,542.60 (it had been listed as $300,000.00 on the agenda). The omnibus package also included a resolution to approve a $44,000 settlement in Watkins v. Village of Maywood.
Votes: Motions for the storm‑sewer invoice, the engineering agreement and the omnibus package carried with Mayor Edwenna Perkins and Trustees H. Yarbrough, I. Brandon, A. Sanchez, K. Wellington and M. Lightford voting yes; Trustee R. Rivers was absent.
What happens next: Engineering work on the First Avenue water main will proceed under the Hancock agreement and public‑works staff will manage storm‑sewer repairs funded by the Madison Street TIF. The Triggi payment correction will be reflected in accounting records.