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Stone Park Board of Trustees approves $219,625.92 in bills, sidewalk contracts and ordinance amendment
Summary
At its June 25 meeting the Village of Stone Park Board of Trustees approved payment of $219,625.92 in bills, accepted two AJD Construction Corp. sidewalk proposals totaling $19,203.50, and adopted Ordinance 24-13 adjusting terms of promissory notes used to finance a property purchase.
The Village of Stone Park Board of Trustees on June 25 approved payment of $219,625.92 in bills, accepted two sidewalk construction proposals and adopted an ordinance amending terms of General Obligation Promissory Notes.
Trustee Marco A. Gutierrez presented the billing period expenditures for May 29–June 25, 2024, listing $122,298.93 from the General Fund, $5,994.41 from Motor Fuel Tax, $26,500.00 from TIF, $59,432.58 from the Water Fund and $5,400.00 for Debt Service, for a total of $219,625.92. Trustee Gutierrez moved to approve the bills; Trustee Simplisio Roman seconded. A roll call vote recorded Trustees Loretta J. Teets, Marco A. Gutierrez, Sylvia Terrazas, Marco T. Paz, Nazario Garcia and Simplisio Roman voting “Aye,” and the motion passed.
Under Building & Grounds, Trustee Loretta J. Teets moved, seconded by Trustee Marco T. Paz, to approve AJD Construction Corp. proposals for sidewalk removal and replacement at 33rd Avenue and Lemoyne for $8,606.75 and at 35th Avenue and Lemoyne and 36th Avenue and Soffel for $10,596.75. The motion was approved by roll call with the same six trustees voting aye.
Trustee Gutierrez then moved, seconded by Trustee Sylvia Terrazas, to approve Ordinance 24-13, described in the meeting minutes as “an ordinance amending an ordinance authorizing the issuance of General Obligation Promissory Notes…for the purpose of financing the purchase of property to modify certain terms of said notes.” A roll call vote recorded the same ayes and the ordinance passed.
The meeting record lists no reports under Health & Welfare, Youth & Senior, or Police & Fire. The board adjourned open session at 6:48 p.m. after Trustee Loretta J. Teets moved to adjourn and Trustee Simplisio Roman seconded; the adjournment was approved by unanimous voice vote.
What happened next: The minutes show routine approvals and an ordinance amendment; the record does not specify implementation steps, vendor start dates, or changes to repayment schedules for the promissory notes. Those details were not provided in the minutes and are therefore not reported here.
