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Barrington trustees approve consent agenda including T‑Mobile lease and sewer contract; OK $1.95M warrants list
Summary
The Barrington Village Board unanimously approved its consent agenda May 11, 2026 — including a T‑Mobile lease for a monopole site, a sanitary sewer lining contract and budget amendments — and passed a warrants list totaling $1,947,581.72.
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Barrington’s Village Board unanimously approved its consent agenda at a May 11 meeting, advancing several routine but substantive items including a lease with T‑Mobile Central LLC for a telecommunications monopole, a sanitary sewer lining contract, and amendments to the village’s fiscal‑year 2025 budget. The board also approved a warrants list totaling $1,947,581.72 for expenditures and payroll across all funds.
The clerk read the consent agenda, which listed a plan commission recommendation (PC25‑05) and architectural review commission item (ARC 25‑11) for property at 1412 South Barrington Road; an ordinance authorizing a sanitary sewer lining contract; an ordinance authorizing a lease with T‑Mobile Central LLC for a monopole at 300 North Raymond Avenue; an ordinance amending the FY2025 budget; revisions to Title 3 (business and licensing); and the purchase through Sourcewell of a 2027 MT45 chassis and associated van body and accessories. Trustees moved, seconded and approved placing the items on the consent agenda and then approved the agenda items by unanimous roll call.
Trustees then considered the warrants list for May 11, 2026. The board approved the list, which covers expenditures and payroll across village funds and totaled $1,947,581.72. Roll‑call votes on the consent agenda and the warrants list were unanimous.
No formal discussion or public comment on the individual consent items was recorded in the meeting transcript. Following the votes, several trustees offered brief remarks thanking public works staff for recent efforts and recognizing community events; the board then adjourned. The next regular meeting is scheduled for June 8, 2026, at 7:30 p.m.
Notes: Where ordinance numbers, contract vendor names and parcel identifiers were read into the record, the clerk’s recitation was the source; additional contract details and effective dates were not specified in the transcript.

