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Votes at a glance: Burr Ridge board approves consent agenda, liquor license and sign permit; directs denial of AT&T special use
Summary
The Burr Ridge Board approved a broad consent agenda including vendor lists and contracts, granted a conditional sign approval (Trustee Frances recused), approved a Class H liquor license transfer to Arya's Kitchen, and directed staff to prepare an ordinance denying AT&T's Village Center special‑use application.
At the June 8 meeting the Burr Ridge Board recorded several formal actions on routine and contested agenda items.
- Consent agenda (items A–N as read by the mayor, including minutes, plan commission filings, ordinances, contract awards and vendor lists): motion moved and seconded, approved by roll call (4–0). Items included vendor lists totaling multiple line items and a contract award for police social worker services with New Page Communities for $22,500 (agenda 8 D).
- Ordinance granting conditional sign approval for Bur Oaks Glen South (S3‑2026) at the intersection of 79th Street and Woodside Lane: Trustee Frances recused herself due to her HOA role; the remaining trustees approved the ordinance on roll call (4–0 with one recusal/abstention recorded).
- Approval to direct staff to prepare an ordinance denying a special use for a wireless facility for AT&T (Z07206501): motion passed by roll call (4–0).
- Ordinance amending Chapter 25 (liquor control) to reassign a Class H (restaurant) liquor license to new tenant Arya’s Kitchen in the Village Center: motion passed by roll call (4–0).
The mayor said the denial of AT&T's application will be memorialized in an ordinance on the next meeting agenda; staff will prepare the necessary language and return with the item.
