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Naperville residents ask Bolingbrook board to seek permit revocation over Greene Valley Road truck traffic
Summary
At the March 11 Bolingbrook meeting two residents urged village support to pull a trucking company's permit because of heavy truck traffic and safety concerns near a dog park and forest preserve on Greene Valley Road.
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During the audience-comment portion of the March 11 meeting, residents Diane Sellinger and Kusum Singh, identified as Naperville residents, raised safety concerns about heavy truck traffic on Greene Valley Road adjacent to a local dog park and forest preserve. They asked the Village of Bolingbrook to support revoking the trucking company's permit.
The minutes record the residents' appeal to the board but do not show trustees taking action or stating an immediate response at the meeting. The request was presented as a community safety concern rather than as formal agenda business.
The transcript does not specify the trucking company, the permit type, or any pending administrative process. Trustees and staff present for the meeting included the mayor, trustees, the village attorney and department heads; no follow-up direction or referral was recorded in the minutes.
Next steps: the minutes do not document any vote or staff assignment related to this request. Residents seeking formal action will need to confirm with the Village Administrator or the appropriate department whether the board has opened any investigation or referred the matter for review following the meeting.
