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Fox River Grove board approves consent agenda, appoints Elizabeth Hanahan to Parks Commission and hears TIF extension update

Village President and Board of Trustees, Village of Fox River Grove · April 1, 2026
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Summary

At its Sept. 5 meeting the Fox River Grove Village Board approved the consent agenda including two resolutions, appointed Elizabeth Hanahan to the Parks Commission by unanimous roll call, and received a status update on efforts to extend the TIF district.

The Fox River Grove Village Board approved a consent agenda and handled several routine items at its Sept. 5 meeting, including an appointment to the Parks Commission and a status update on the village’s TIF-extension efforts.

Trustee Melissa Schladt moved and Trustee Devin Hester seconded approval of the consent agenda, which included minutes of the Aug. 15 meeting, accounts payable for Sept. 5, the July treasurer’s report, Resolution 2023-04 (a fund transfer), and Resolution 2023-05 adopting the McHenry County Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan. Roll call was unanimous among the five trustees present and the consent agenda passed.

President Marc McLaughlin said resident Elizabeth Hanahan approached him after a recent parks fundraiser expressing interest in serving; Schladt moved to appoint Hanahan to the Parks Commission and Trustee Kirsten Wall seconded. Roll call was unanimous and the appointment passed.

During other business Trustee Steve Knar asked for an update on the village’s efforts to extend the TIF district. Administrator Soderholm provided a status update; the meeting record does not specify further details or next steps for the TIF extension.

Trustee Melissa Schladt later moved to adjourn the meeting at 7:08 p.m.; Trustee Knar seconded, and a voice vote was unanimous.