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Romeoville trustees approve consent agenda including tax levy ordinances, development plans and intergovernmental agreement
Summary
The board approved a consent agenda that included multiple ordinances and resolutions — the tax levy ordinances, abatement ordinances for bond payments, final development plans, a minor PUD change for 1385 North Joliet Road, a 12‑month contract authorization with Retail Coach, and an intergovernmental agreement with DuPage Township to fund engineering work on Bluff Road. The board then voted to enter executive session.
At the Dec. 3 meeting the Romeoville Board of Trustees approved a consent agenda by roll call that included minutes, bills, multiple development approvals and a string of ordinances and resolutions.
Items listed and approved on the consent agenda included the minutes of prior meetings and multiple bills schedules; Ordinance 25‑20‑18 (special use permit/PUD final development plan for 679 North Weber Road); Ordinance 25‑20‑20 (levy and collection of taxes) and Ordinance 25‑20‑21 (establishing maximum tax rates); several abatement ordinances removing bond principal and interest from the levy; Ordinance 25‑20‑26 (calendar of meeting dates for 2026); the minor PUD change and final plan for 1385 North Joliet Road (WMB Service); Resolution 25‑41‑39 authorizing waiver of bidding and a 12‑month contract with Retail Coach for retail recruitment services; and Resolution 25‑41‑40 approving an intergovernmental agreement with DuPage Township for Robinson Engineering to assess Bluff Road as a pass‑through cost to the township.
A motion to approve the consent agenda was made by Trustee Griffin and seconded by Trustee Chavez; the clerk conducted a roll‑call vote and the motion carried. The board later approved a motion to move into executive session without further public announcements.
Why it matters: The consent vote advances property tax filings, local development projects and new vendor agreements that will shape the village’s budget, retail recruitment efforts and road improvement planning in partnership with neighboring DuPage Township.
Actions recorded: Consent agenda approved by roll call (motion carried); motion to go into executive session approved by voice vote.
