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Board OKs housing market study, rezoning at 103 S. Lake St., MFT design work and $3M in bills
Summary
Trustees approved a professional-services agreement for a housing market study not to exceed $33,750, a rezoning of 103 S. Lake St. from single-family to two-family, MFT resurfacing design purchase orders totaling $25,755, and payment of $3,012,339.39 in governing-body bills.
The Village Board approved several financial and land-use items in the Jan. 12 meeting.
Trustee Warris moved and trustees approved a resolution authorizing the village administrator to sign a professional-services agreement and purchase order No. 26-00758 with Goodman Williams Group for a housing market study, with payment not to exceed $33,750. The chair framed the study as important for assessing housing supply and future development decisions.
The board also passed a map amendment rezoning 103 South Lake Street from R-3 single-family residential to R-4 two-family residential. Trustees discussed ensuring applicable fire-code requirements and thanked Planning & Zoning staff for their review; the motion passed by roll-call vote.
Public Works matters included authorization for the business-services manager to sign FY26–27 Motor Fuel Tax (MFT) joint-municipality resurfacing improvements proposals and a design-services agreement with Gault Hamilton Associates. Trustees authorized purchase orders No. 245 ($5,950) and No. 249 ($19,805) for design services, totaling $25,755.
On finance matters, Trustee Schwenk moved to approve Governing Body bills for Dec. 9, 2025 through Jan. 12, 2026 in the amount of $3,012,339.39; trustees approved the payment on roll call. The board also approved a TIF 2 expense budget amendment during the Finance Committee report.
Each motion was seconded and approved by roll-call vote; the transcript records the approvals but does not include contract signatures, complete contract language, or the detailed staff reports referenced for some items.
