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South Barrington board approves zoning amendments, change orders and several finance resolutions
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Summary
The Village Board unanimously approved a set of ordinances and resolutions at the April 14 meeting, including zoning text amendments on pools and variations, change orders for a police vehicle and consultant scope, emerald ash borer treatment, fund transfers, insurance acceptance and personnel-related resolutions; all votes recorded Ayes 5, Nays 0, Absent 1.
At its April 14 meeting, the South Barrington Village Board approved a package of ordinances, resolutions and contract change orders covering code amendments, procurement changes and finance items.
Major votes and actions recorded by roll call (Ayes 5, Nays 0, Absent 1) included adoption of an ordinance extending temporary executive powers under 65 ILCS 5/11-1-6; ordinances amending the Architectural Control Commission provisions and Section 3-2-8 of the liquor control code; and zoning-text amendments to Section 2-9 (Swimming Pools) and Section 11-3 (Variations) following recommendations from the Plan Commission/Zoning Board of Appeals.
The board approved several resolutions and contract adjustments: an employee-leasing agreement with GovTemps USA, LLC for the village administrator; a reappointment concurrence for Edgar Alvarado to the Police Pension Fund Board; a change order with Friendly Ford of Roselle increasing the purchase price for one police patrol vehicle from $36,421.00 to $36,911.00 due to supply-chain and delivery issues; and a change order with Kimley-Horn and Associates to add a parking survey to its review of a traffic impact study for the Gateway 90 development. The board also approved an amended agreement with Affordable Tree Services, Inc. for additional emerald ash borer treatment on parkway trees and adopted an ordinance ratifying a waiver of formal bidding for that contract.
On finance items, the Board approved transfers from the Motor Fuel Tax Fund to the Road Replacement Fund for the 2021 road improvement program and culvert repairs, accepted an insurance proposal from Arthur J. Gallagher for FY2022/2023, and adopted amended salary and hourly wage ranges for non-union employees beginning in FY2022/2023. The preliminary fiscal-year 2022/2023 budget presentation was held over to the May meeting.
Two pending land-use items were continued or referred: the Hillwood (Gateway 90) petition was tabled pending a May 16 continuation, and Vintage, Inc.'s Sundance South Barrington annexation and related land-use requests were referred back to the Plan Commission/ZBA for further work.
All recorded motions listed roll-call votes with five aye votes, zero nays and one absent trustee. The meeting concluded after staff reports and no executive session; the board adjourned at 8:59 p.m.