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Roscoe board approves rezoning and extends special-use permit for 14165 North 2nd Street
Summary
The Roscoe Village Board approved a zoning map amendment and an amendment to an existing special-use permit for sand and gravel operations at 14165 North 2nd Street, including updated reclamation plans and an extended termination date. The applicant is listed as VCNA Prairie LLC/BCNA Prairie LLC doing business as Rogers.
The Roscoe Village Board on March 3 approved a zoning change and an amendment to a special‑use permit affecting a parcel at 14165 North 2nd Street.
The board voted to rezone part of the parcel from UT (Urban Transitional) to IG (General Industrial) under Ordinance 2026‑O3, with the motion made and seconded and members recorded as voting in favor. The ordinance packet names the applicant as BCNA Prairie LLC doing business as Rogers Redding.
The board also adopted Resolution 2026‑R11 to amend the special‑use permit for continued sand and gravel extraction at the same address. The resolution updates the proposed reclamation plan, adjusts the operational boundaries and extends the permit’s termination date; the applicant is listed in the meeting materials as VCNA Prairie LLC doing business as Rogers. Trustees moved and seconded the resolution and the roll call recorded affirmative votes.
Why this matters: the two actions together allow expanded or continued industrial extraction activity at a site in Roscoe and update the village’s written reclamation expectations for the property. Those changes will affect future oversight, site restoration responsibilities and the local regulatory framework for sand-and-gravel operations.
What the board recorded: the ordinance and resolution were handled in sequence, with trustees asking few substantive questions during the public meeting and then voting. The materials in the packet identify the affected parcel and the applicant names; the board’s roll-call votes for both items were recorded on the transcript.
Next steps: the ordinances and resolutions take effect per the village’s adoption process and the updated special‑use permit controls will guide inspections, reclamation and any conditions placed on the operation.
