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Carol Stream board approves consent agenda including road, truck and fiber agreements
Summary
The Carol Stream village board approved a multi-item consent agenda June 8 that authorized vehicle purchases, a reconstruction contract and a fiber license agreement, and adopted two ordinances and four resolutions by omnibus vote.
The Carol Stream village board approved a multi-item consent agenda on June 8, authorizing several contracts and ordinances and adopting four resolutions by omnibus vote.
Clerk read the consent items that the board placed on the agenda and approved. The list included an emergency purchase and approval of a vacuum-priming system for the Road pump station for $84,888; authorization to purchase two 2026 Peterbilt single-axle dump truck cab-and-chassis units (amount stated in the transcript as $277,726); award of the Old Gary Avenue reconstruction and culvert replacement project (amount recorded in the transcript as 1,184,31746); professional engineering services with Strand Associates for phase 3 of the same project (cost not to exceed $147,520); and a waiver of bidding and award for the 2026 asphalt rejuvenator project (cost shown in the transcript as $372,59616).
The board also recorded two ordinances on the consent agenda: Ordinance 2026-06-24 approving an amendment to a planned development for Fountains at Town Center (1065 Fountain View Drive) and Ordinance 2026-06-25 amending the Carol Stream Code of Ordinances to add an article addressing public camping to maintain public safety, sanitation and intended public-space uses. The board adopted Resolution 3475 in support of a municipal housing authority, Resolution 3476 to extend a contract with H&H Electric Company for fiscal year 2027 emergency street-light repair, Resolution 3477 declaring surplus public works vehicles and equipment for auction disposal, and Resolution 3478 approving a master license agreement with Lumos Fiber of Illinois LLC for use of public rights-of-way to install and maintain fiber-optic facilities.
Mayor Frank Severino and the clerk recorded the roll-call votes; the clerk characterized the approvals as an omnibus vote with trustees registering affirmative responses during the roll call.
What happens next: the village will move forward with the approved purchases, construction contract and professional services. The ordinances and resolutions adopted on the consent agenda are recorded under the ordinance and resolution numbers listed above.
