Burr Ridge board approves consent agenda, awarding road, generator and mosquito-abatement contracts
Summary
The Burr Ridge Board approved an omnibus consent agenda that included awarding a road resurfacing contract to Schroeder Asphalt Services ($599,800), purchasing a portable generator from Multiquip Inc. ($47,800), and a three-year mosquito-abatement contract with Clark Environmental ($146,700), among other routine approvals.
At its Feb. 24 meeting the Burr Ridge Board of Trustees approved an omnibus consent agenda by roll call that included minutes and routine committee filings, several zoning and annexation ordinances, intergovernmental agreements, and contract awards.
Key awards and approvals on the consent agenda included:
- Road resurfacing contract: award to Schroeder Asphalt Services of Huntley, Illinois, in the amount of $599,800. - Portable public-works generator: purchase from Multiquip Inc. of Cypress, California, in the amount of $47,800. - Mosquito abatement services: three-year contract with Clark Environmental Mosquito Management of St. Charles, Illinois, totaling $146,700. - Authorization to sell selected village personal property (police and public works vehicles) by online auction. - Multiple raffle-license approvals for local organizations and vendor lists for payroll and accounts payable (vendor list totals were presented on the agenda).
The clerk called the roll and the board approved the consent agenda items listed as 5A–D, 6A–E, 7A–D and 8B–N. No trustee dissents were recorded in the roll-call approval noted on the transcript.
Next steps: approved contracts and ordinances will be implemented according to their terms; staff will proceed with procurement and contract execution as authorized.
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