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Mundelein trustees approve appointments, dissolve Economic Development Commission and pass several ordinances and budget items
Summary
At its April 27 meeting the Mundelein Village Board approved the appointment of Jeanne (Jean) Stephens to the Historical Commission and named Jeff Hayes chairperson effective May 1, adopted ordinances including dissolving the Economic Development Commission and amendments to several municipal-code chapters, and approved contract and budget items including a $150,000 engineering services purchase order and budget payments totaling $624,982.82.
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The Mundelein Village Board on April 27 approved a set of appointments, ordinances and budget actions during its regular meeting.
Appointments and commissions: The board appointed Jeanne (Jean) Stephens to the Mundelein Historical Commission and administered her oath of office in the chamber. The board also voted to appoint Jeff Hayes as chairperson of the Historical Commission, effective May 1, 2026.
Municipal-code and ordinance actions: Trustees voted to repeal Chapter 2.34 of the Mundelein Municipal Code, dissolving the Economic Development Commission and cancelling its future meetings. The board passed an ordinance updating code sections that revise appointments for the deputy clerk and Freedom of Information officers and approved amendments to the municipal code concerning Class BG, Class F and Class A-1 liquor license authorizations tied to several businesses (including Teddy O'Brien's, the Irish Pub at 320 East Holly Street, Huang Da Gom at 358 Townline Road, Greg's Old Town Tap and Royal Cantonese). The board also approved an ordinance to decrease the number of authorized video gaming terminals affecting several establishments.
Intergovernmental and facility agreements: The board authorized a facilities license agreement with the Catholic Bishop of Chicago and approved an amendment to the intergovernmental agreement establishing the Solid Waste Agency of Lake County (SWALCO).
Contracts, procurement and budgets: The board approved a purchase order to Gewalt Hamilton and Associates for On-Call engineering services in the amount of $150,000 and a software-service renewal for the Water Resource Recovery Facility with EJ Equipment for $23,340. The Finance Committee approved a fiscal-year 2026 budget amendment for TIF 2 and a payment of $100,980.84 to Diamond Lake School District 76; the board also approved Governing Body bills totaling $624,982.82. Public Safety-related action included a budget amendment of $13,424 for the Lake County Radio Network payable to Motorola.
Votes: Where roll-call votes were recorded the clerk called the roll and motions passed as recorded in the meeting transcript. The board conducted an omnibus vote to approve items 1–3 together as presented. The meeting adjourned at 7:42 p.m.
