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Tinley Park board approves ordinances, resolutions and contracts in unanimous roll-call votes
Summary
At its May 5 meeting the Tinley Park Village Board adopted multiple ordinances and resolutions — including changes to liquor and business license codes, several zoning approvals, and a slate of maintenance and procurement contracts — with roll-call approval recorded for each item.
The Tinley Park Village Board on May 5 adopted a series of ordinances, resolutions and contracts covering code amendments, zoning special uses, right-of-way dedication, grants and public-works agreements.
Key adoptions included Ordinance 2026-031 (liquor license classifications) and Ordinance 2026-024 (business license changes). The board approved a plat-dedication to accept public right-of-way near Helen Keller Elementary School and adopted multiple special-use permits and a variance to allow a privacy fence at 9343 Sutton Place. The board also adopted Ordinance 2026-030 updating nuisance code provisions.
On economic and public-works measures, the board approved a redevelopment grant to Hillgrove Tap for a three-season patio renovation at 9501 West 171st Street and awarded public-works contracts discussed in committee: SKC Construction for the crack-fill program and America’s Parking Remarking for pavement marking (both noted as not-to-exceed $150,000 in the meeting record). The board approved a fleet-vehicle purchase list stated in the meeting as $1,261,000. Two contract amounts read aloud in the meeting record (City Escape Garden and Design LLC; Stantech Consulting Services, Inc.) appeared garbled in the public transcript and are recorded here as not specified; the board approved both items by roll call.
Collectively these items were introduced through the consent and regular agenda, discussed in committee of the whole beforehand where noted, and then approved by roll call; the meeting record shows unanimous "yes" votes for the recorded roll calls.
