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Wheeling board approves consent agenda, bills and other routine measures; roll‑call votes recorded
Summary
At its May 18 meeting the Wheeling Village Board unanimously approved the consent agenda (including street light replacement contracts, Lexington Drive project funding, park bench purchases, and an ordinance amendment on liquor licenses), approved bills for April 29–May 13, and adjourned; roll calls were recorded for each motion.
The Wheeling Village Board enacted a set of routine measures at its May 18 meeting by unanimous roll‑call votes.
Clerk Brady presented the consent agenda, which included: an easement agreement at 342 South Milwaukee Avenue for a lift station power upgrade; an easement plat with the Northwest Mosquito Abatement District; a contract with Utility Dynamic Corp. for the 2026 street light replacement program (approximately $688,875.50); construction inspection agreements with CivilTech Engineering and Michael Baker International for the Lexington Drive improvement project; a joint funding agreement with the State of Illinois for Lexington Drive construction and inspections ($141,631); the purchase of 10 park benches ($82,432.50); an ordinance amending chapter 4.32 of the municipal code regarding liquor dealer license counts; and a fidelity bond waiver for St. Joseph the Worker Parish to conduct a raffle on July 14, 2026.
Trustee Vogle moved approval of the consent agenda and Trustee Papantos seconded. Roll call votes were recorded as 'yes' from Trustees Vogle, Veto, Papantos, Krueger and President Horker and the consent items were approved.
The board also approved bills covering April 29 through May 13, 2026 by roll call and subsequently moved to adjourn. No separate discussions were recorded on consent items at the meeting; board members indicated the items were routine and ready for single‑motion approval.
A full list of consent agenda resolutions and contract amounts was read into the record during the meeting; any party seeking detail should consult the village clerk's office or meeting packet for itemized contracts and ordinances.
