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Villa Park trustees approve appointments, consent agenda and routine bills

Village of Villa Park Board of Trustees · June 8, 2026
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Summary

The board approved three commission appointments, multiple resolutions and bill listings in the consent agenda, including public works and plumbing contracts and an MOU with IAFF Local 2392; the consent agenda also included an ordinance granting a special-use permit for an animal shelter.

At its June 8 meeting the Village of Villa Park Board of Trustees approved a slate of routine appointments and consent-agenda items.

Appointments: By roll call the board approved three appointments: Rhonda K. Coleman to the Green Commission (8A), Lucy Tarstano to the Community Recreation Commission (8B), and Michelle McDonald to the Vilfest Subcommittee (8C). Each appointment was moved, seconded and carried.

Consent agenda and finance: The board approved the consent agenda items (9A–9G), which included approval of meeting minutes, three weeks of bill listings announced on the record (amounts reported by the clerk), an MOU with the International Association of Firefighters Local 2392 regarding probationary-member circumstances, vendor proposals for HVAC and plumbing improvements at Village facilities, and an ordinance granting a special-use permit for animal boarding/shelter at 31 West St. Charles (9G). Reported bill listing totals were presented on the record by the clerk.

How trustees voted: Roll-call votes were recorded for appointments and for the consent agenda; the meeting transcript records trustees voting yes on the listed appointments and the consent package. No recorded dissent was reported on those items during the meeting.

Procedural note: An attempted motion to waive the first reading of a separate liquor-license ordinance failed for lack of a second; other first- and second-reading items remained on the agenda for standard procedure.