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Lisle board approves zoning amendment, contracts for TIF and recruitment; several consent items pass unanimously
Summary
The Village Board approved a zoning text amendment banning new data centers in I‑1 zoning, a downtown TIF advisory services contract, an intergovernmental surplus‑sharing agreement framework with School District 202, and a recruitment services contract for finance director; consent agenda invoices and minutes also passed.
At its June 1 meeting the Lisle Village Board approved several ordinances and resolutions and carried routine consent items by roll call.
Key votes and outcomes:
- Consent agenda (items B–F): approved by roll call. Items included an invoice list for $941,829.96, purchase orders for fuel to WEX Incorporated ($114,280) and diesel (not to exceed $81,780) through Al Warren Oil Company, and a special use permit for VC Remodeling at 4754 Main Street. (SEG 316–323)
- Minutes for May 18, 2026 (item A): approved separately by roll call. (SEG 320–323)
- Ordinance amending Title 5, Chapter 7 (I‑1 zoning): the board approved a text amendment to eliminate new data centers as a permitted use in the I‑1 zoning district while allowing existing data centers established before Jan. 1, 2026 to remain as conforming uses. The Planning & Zoning Commission had held a public hearing May 20 and recommended approval. (SEG 324–338)
- Resolution to retain SB Friedman Development Advisers LLC for downtown TIF advisory services: approved; the contract amount presented was $19,800. (SEG 340–359)
- Resolution approving an intergovernmental agreement framework with Lisle Community Unit School District 202 related to surplus sharing for a downtown TIF extension (Arbor Station): approved; the school district planned to consider the agreement at an upcoming meeting. (SEG 361–392)
- Resolution to contract with MGT Impact Solutions LLC for finance director recruitment: approved for full‑service recruitment at a base cost of $26,900, with additional travel or consultant expenses subject to manager spending authority. (SEG 394–411)
All motions reported in the meeting were adopted by roll call as recorded in the meeting; no negative votes were recorded in the transcript for these items. The board adjourned at the end of the agenda. (SEG 450–452)
What this means: The board advanced both regulatory changes (zoning text amendment) and administrative contracts (consultants and recruitment) and approved routine expenditures; the TIF items will continue through required intergovernmental review and the June 15 follow‑up for the Lincoln Avenue/Route 53 RPA.
