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Stone Park trustees approve $224,760 contractor payment and pavilion contract after $300,000 grant

Village of Stone Park Board of Trustees · October 28, 2025
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Summary

The Village of Stone Park Board approved a $224,760 final payment to Vision Construction, smaller contractor payments, and a contract award recommendation for a pavilion renovation tied to a reported $300,000 grant; the village’s share of the project was reported as $209,254.30.

The Village of Stone Park Board of Trustees on Oct. 28 approved several Building & Grounds payments and a contract award recommendation tied to a pavilion renovation project and a $300,000 grant.

Trustee Marco T. Paz moved to approve Vision Construction & Consulting Inc. Invoice #4176 for a final installment payment of $224,760.24; Trustee Marco A. Gutierrez seconded the motion, and a roll call vote recorded five ayes and no dissent. The Board also approved a $12,500 proposal from ARRP Trucking & Hauling, Inc. for asphalt work at the Stone Park Sports & Entertainment Complex with the same recorded vote pattern.

Clerk Laura Cassidy‑Hatchet told the Board that the Village received a $300,000 grant for the Casa Italia project. Cassidy‑Hatchet said the total project cost is $509,254.30, leaving the Village responsible for $209,254.30. Trustee Paz then moved and Trustee Sylvia Terrazas seconded approval of AJD Invoice #2025-352 for a ComEd work pad at Casa Italia totaling $17,890.90; the motion passed by roll call.

On the pavilion renovation, Trustee Paz moved and Trustee Terrazas seconded approval of Vision Construction & Consulting Inc.’s contract award recommendation for the Pavilion Renovation and Addition Project; the motion passed in a five‑to‑zero roll call vote. The Board did not provide detailed line‑item funding within the meeting transcript; Cassidy‑Hatchet’s statement was the source for the grant amount and the village share.

The Board’s votes were unanimous among attending trustees (Marco T. Paz; Marco A. Gutierrez; Sylvia Terrazas; Nazario Garcia; Simplisio Roman). The meeting minutes do not name the grant source. Next procedural steps or a formal contract execution date were not specified in the transcript.