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Votes at a glance: Burr Ridge approves consent items, vendor lists, contract award and appoints president pro tem
Summary
At its May 12 meeting the Burr Ridge Board approved the consent agenda (including ordinances, proclamations and vendor lists), awarded a three-year contract for detention and survey services totaling $77,000, and appointed Trustee Guy Frances as president pro tem. All recorded votes were unanimous (6–0).
The Village of Burr Ridge Board of Trustees approved a range of routine and consent items during its May 12 meeting. Key outcomes recorded by roll call:
- Consent agenda (omnibus): Approved on a roll-call vote 6–0. Items included approval of minutes, plan-commission filings, several ordinances (including a zoning-variation denial and a special-use amendment to permit permanent outdoor dining), municipal-code amendments concerning persons with disabilities, a resolution vacating a portion of utility and drainage easement, an update to the village affordable housing plan as referenced in the transcript, committee reappointments, proclamations recognizing public-service observances, separation notices for two employees, and vendor lists. Vendor lists for the indicated payroll periods and fiscal years were recorded with totals in the transcript; the board approved the omnibus consent vote.
- Contract award: The board approved a three-year contract for detention and survey services in the amount of $77,000 (vendor name transcribed as Simpson of Valareerezo Indiana). This award was included as part of the consent agenda and approved 6–0.
- Appointment: The board approved a resolution appointing Trustee Guy Frances as president pro tem for a two-year term expiring May 10, 2027; the motion passed 6–0.
Other business recorded at the meeting included a status update on village hall plans (a fuller presentation is scheduled for June 9) and project updates: the 79th Street Pathway landscaping is complete with flashing beacons pending Cook County permits, and Elm Street will be closed June 2 through September for a major reconstruction that includes water-main and sewer work.
All votes reported in this summary reflect the roll-call tallies read into the meeting record; where the transcript did not specify a mover or seconder, the clerk recorded the roll-call results.
