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Maywood trustees approve $606,153.63 warrant and omnibus payments including $396,841 alley work

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

The Village of Maywood Board approved Warrant List No. 200459 for $606,153.63 and an omnibus package of payments and contracts covering legal services, park rehabilitation reimbursements and infrastructure work including a $396,841.72 payment for alley and roadway improvements charged to the Madison Street TIF.

The Village of Maywood Board of Trustees approved minutes from Oct. 2 and Warrant List No. 200459 through Oct. 10, 2018, totaling $606,153.63, at its Oct. 16 meeting. Trustee I. Brandon moved the warrant; Trustee H. Yarbrough seconded. Trustee K. Wellington asked staff to clarify several check items (nos. 98314, 98352 and 98355); Trustee M. Lightford recorded an abstention on the warrant vote.

The board also approved an omnibus package of items (A–R) that included payments for legal services, reimbursements for rehabilitation work at the Maywood Park District building (a reimbursement request totaling $82,800), and multiple public‑works and vendor payments. Notable line items in the omnibus included a $396,841.72 payment to J. Nardulli Concrete, Inc. for the 2018 Alley and Roadway Improvements Project charged to the Madison Street Tax Increment Financing (TIF) district, and payments for water services, health insurance premiums, and janitorial and computer consulting services.

The omnibus motion was moved by Trustee I. Brandon and seconded by Trustee A. Sanchez and carried by a voice vote with Mayor Edwenna Perkins and trustees H. Yarbrough, I. Brandon, A. Sanchez, K. Wellington and M. Lightford voting aye and Trustee R. Rivers noted as absent.

Why it matters: The approved warrant and omnibus payments allocate funds for near‑term infrastructure work and vendor obligations and commit TIF dollars to a major alley and roadway contract. Trustee questions about specific checks were recorded in the minutes and are available from the Clerk for follow‑up.

What’s next: Details and backup for each omnibus item remain on file with Village staff and the Clerk’s Office; officials did not identify additional fiscal actions at this meeting.