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Carpentersville board approves HR Green agreement for River Park Western site oversight
Summary
The board approved a professional services agreement with HR Green for construction engineering oversight at the River Park Western site to be funded from TIF 5; the transcript records the contract amount in a garbled numeric string and staff said $410,000 was allocated in the current fiscal budget.
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The Village of Carpentersville Board of Trustees on Feb. 17 voted to approve a professional services agreement with HR Green (McHenry, Ill.) for construction engineering and oversight for phase 3 of the River Park Western site civil improvements. Director Dabrowski presented the item and said the agreement would be drawn from TIF 5 funds; he told trustees the board had approved a $410,000 allocation in the current fiscal budget for the project.
During the meeting staff distributed an updated draft of the Feb. 3 minutes clarifying that a Buckcherry-related contract had been removed from that prior consent agenda. Trustees moved immediately to the consent agenda vote and subsequently approved the HR Green professional services agreement as a new-business item; trustees raised no substantive questions during the presentation.
Transcript numerical note: the amount of the HR Green service agreement as read into the record appears garbled in the transcript (rendered there as "199,000, $402"). That string is reproduced here as the meeting recorded it; the village identified the funding source as TIF 5 and the available TIF allocation on the dais was stated as $410,000. The record does not include an explicit not-to-exceed date or additional contract exhibits in the audio transcript.
Vote: The motion to approve the HR Green agreement was moved and seconded and passed on a roll-call vote called by the clerk; the record shows the board answered "yes" on roll call and President Skillman recorded the motion as approved.
What’s next: Staff will administer the professional services agreement and proceed with construction-phase oversight work; additional design or vertical-structure agreements (for concession building, restroom, pavilion) were identified as likely future actions.

