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Oak Brook Park District board approves consent agenda, financial statement

Oak Brook Park District Board of Commissioners · June 17, 2024
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Summary

At its June 17 meeting the Oak Brook Park District Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the consent agenda, adopting the meeting agenda, accepting the May 20 minutes and approving the financial statement ending May 31, 2024, including Warrant 685. No public comments were offered.

The Oak Brook Park District Board of Commissioners voted unanimously June 17 to approve its consent agenda, which included adopting the June 17 meeting agenda, accepting the May 20, 2024 regular meeting minutes and approving the financial statement ending May 31, 2024, including Warrant 685.

The procedural motions were initiated by Commissioner Suleiman, who moved to take a single omnibus vote on the consent agenda; Commissioner lvkovic Kelley seconded the motion. Commissioner Suleiman then moved to approve the consent agenda, again seconded by Commissioner lvkovic Kelley. The approval passed by roll call vote: Ayes — Commissioners Gondek, lvkovic Kelley, Suleiman, Vescovi and President Knitter; Nays — none.

President Knitter opened the meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the Canterberry Conference Room at the Oak Brook Park District Family Recreation Center. Executive Director Laure Kasey, Chief Financial Officer Marco Salinas, Deputy Director Bob Johnson, Director of Recreation and Communications Robert Pechous and District Attorney Steve Adams were present. During the open forum President Knitter asked for public comment and no one addressed the Board.

The motions recorded at the meeting covered the agenda approval, adoption of minutes and authorization of the financial statement and warrant; no amendments or roll-call dissent were recorded. The board proceeded to other agenda items after the consent agenda vote.