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Council adopts Prospect Crossing PUD amendment and OKs culvert engineering contract; appointments and warrants pass
Summary
At the June 24 meeting the Prospect Heights City Council approved Ordinance 0-2416 (Prospect Crossing PUD amendments), passed Resolution 24-24 to authorize engineering services for Elm Street culvert improvements, confirmed two board appointments for Lloyd Austin and approved warrants totaling about $56,700.
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The Prospect Heights City Council approved several agenda items by roll call vote on June 24.
Ordinance 0-2416: The council approved a second-reading ordinance to amend the planned unit development and grant variations for the Prospect Crossing shopping center at 1217–1297 North Rand Road. The motion to approve carried on a roll-call vote with all present voting in favor.
Resolution 24-24 (Elm Street culvert): Council authorized a civil engineering services agreement with G. Walt Hamilton Associates for design of Elm Street culvert improvements to address recurring flooding that has damaged a nearby baseball field. Staff said previous flood damage required $50,000–$100,000 in repairs in past seasons; the resolution passed by roll call.
Appointments: Lloyd Austin was confirmed to the NorthShore Convention and Visitors Bureau board of directors and to the Tourism District Board of Directors; both appointments passed unanimously.
Warrants and payroll: Council approved warrants and wire/payroll payments, totaling about $56,700 for council approval (including a payroll run and Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund payment). The motion passed on roll call.
Tabled item: The council also moved to table agenda item 9A; the motion to table was approved.
No details were added to change project scopes at adoption; council minutes record staff and council explanations for why the culvert design and the PUD amendments were needed and passed.

