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Chicago Ridge board adopts consent agenda, advances Class 6b resolution for 10047 Virginia Avenue
Summary
The Village of Chicago Ridge Board adopted a consent agenda May 19 that cleared multiple business licenses and special-use recommendations and moved to support a Class 6b tax classification for 10047 Virginia Avenue, subject to Tax Division approval; the minutes record a later roll call with a recorded 'Motion carried.'
The Village of Chicago Ridge Board on May 19 adopted a broad consent agenda that approved business licenses, special-use recommendations and other routine items and advanced a resolution supporting a proposed Class 6b property classification for 10047 Virginia Avenue.
Trustees voted to adopt the consent agenda after committee amendments, clearing items that included letters of recommendation for special uses (a car wash at 10133 S. Harlem Ave. and an auto repair at 10131 S. Harlem Ave.) and business license approvals pending inspections for Wash Lab Hand Car Wash, Prime Auto Motive Inc., Simply Hair Braiding LLC at Chicago Ridge Mall, and Rubber Ducky LLC dba Hello Sweetie at Chicago Ridge Mall. The board also approved routine items including the village tree-lighting contract and a raffle license for Glenn Maker Post No. 1160.
During the meeting Trustee Lenz moved and Trustee Kowalski seconded a resolution supporting a proposed Class 6b classification for property at 10047 Virginia Avenue (PIN 24-07-312-005-0000), noting the support is subject to final review by the Tax Division. The minutes record the motion and later record a roll call listing AYE votes from Trustees Davenport, Kowalski and Lenz and from President Lind and NAY votes from Trustees McFarland, Meslar and Siegel with the minutes stating 'Motion carried.' The minutes do not provide additional detail about any Tax Division action or conditions for final approval.
The approvals were recorded as matters of record in the minutes. No amendments to the Class 6b resolution are noted in the minutes, and the board did not attach additional staff directions in the same entry. The resolution’s final force depends on the Tax Division’s review, as noted in the motion.
The board’s next scheduled steps for this item are not specified in the minutes; the resolution is recorded as supported by the board pending any action by the Tax Division.
