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Votes at a glance: Greendale Redevelopment Commission actions and authorizations
Summary
At its regular meeting the commission approved minutes and financial reports, approved claims, awarded a planning contract to HWC (redevelopment covering a $5,000 gap), authorized two appraisals not to exceed $10,000, rejected train-bridge bids, authorized reinvestment of CD interest, funded island plant repairs (~$4,700), approved a $5,000 option-to-purchase and adjourned.
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The Greendale Redevelopment Commission recorded the following formal actions during its regular meeting:
- Approved minutes from the March 17 meeting (voice vote). - Approved the financial report as presented (voice vote). - Approved claims as presented, including a $256,913.68 invoice related to the Smith Corp stormwater project (voice vote). - Awarded the Greenale bike-and-pedestrian planning contract to HWC Engineering and agreed redevelopment would contribute approximately $5,000 to cover the difference between HWC's $25,000 fee and a $20,000 planning grant. - Authorized staff to enter into an agreement with One Dearborn to obtain two residential appraisals for the Sycamore Woods property, not to exceed $10,000 total. - Voted to not accept either bid for the train-bridge/sign project and asked staff to consider an engineering firm to develop a scope of work with unit pricing before rebidding. - Authorized the clerk-treasurer to reinvest maturity interest from a $350,000 CD that will mature Aug. 22. - Authorized funding for island/median plant replacements (TPY proposal) at approximately $4,700. - Authorized exercising a $5,000 option to purchase a property and granted the president authority to sign the option agreement. - Adjourned the meeting.
Each item above was approved by voice vote unless otherwise noted in the transcript; specific roll-call tallies were not recorded on the public transcript.

