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Mundelein trustees approve leases, licenses, IT contract, easements and multiple development items in omnibus vote
Summary
At its March 23 meeting, the Mundelein Village Board adopted an omnibus package including a lease with Mundelein Community Connection, a new Class R liquor license, a CyberClan Intune contract (≤ $40,000), a ComEd easement, multiple development approvals (PUD/plat for Dreamplane/Dunkin'), Park Street design amendment ($24,315), a Pine Meadow grant, and authorized bills totaling $903,569.52.
The Mundelein Village Board approved a slate of routine resolutions, contracts and development items during its March 23 meeting, passing an omnibus motion that included leases, licensing changes, public-works design services, and development approvals.
Key approvals included a lease agreement with the nonprofit Mundelein Community Connection (MCC) that authorized the Village Administrator to execute the agreement and approve MCC’s early termination of its Archer Business Center lease; an ordinance creating a new Class R liquor license and associated fee; and authorization for the Village Administrator to execute a Microsoft Intune implementation agreement with CyberClan under purchase order #26-00899 for an amount not to exceed $40,000.
Separately, the board adopted a resolution granting easements to Commonwealth Edison to support area development, approved amendment No. 2 to the Park Street Phase 2 concept plan and a professional services payment not to exceed $24,315 to Kimberly Horn and Associates, and passed an ordinance approving a preliminary/final plat and development plan for an automotive car wash and a Dunkin' restaurant at Route 60 and Schenck Avenue.
The board also approved a business incentive grant for Pine Meadow Golf Club for exterior improvements and authorized a budget amendment and purchase order #26-00892 for Morton Salt in the amount of $18,500 for Public Works. The Finance Committee moved and the board approved reallocation of the 2026 private activity bond volume cap to the Private Activity Bond Clearinghouse hosted by the Village of Buffalo Grove for Lake County Partners. The board approved payment of governing body bills totaling $903,569.52 for March 10–23, 2026.
All listed items were acted on via roll-call votes as part of the omnibus approval; meeting minutes list the motions as passed. The board announced no further action would be taken on these items at this meeting beyond the approvals recorded.
