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Village of Robbins approves modular-home code change, tax warrants and multiple property-sale agreements

Village of Robbins Mayor and Board of Trustees · June 1, 2026
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Summary

At its Oct. 28 meeting the Village of Robbins mayor and board approved an amendment to the building code governing modular homes, authorized taxable tax anticipation warrants for 2024 collections, approved a TAW agreement letter with Stifel, amended an RTA TOD ordinance, and passed a consent agenda of property-sale agreements (one parcel deferred).

The Village of Robbins mayor and board of trustees approved several ordinances and agreements at their Oct. 28 meeting, including a change to the municipal building code for modular homes and authorization for short-term tax anticipation financing.

Trustee Michael Collier Sr. moved to approve Ordinance 10-28-25, amending the building code to address modular homes; Trustee Ernest Maxey Jr. seconded, and the motion carried on roll call (affirmative votes recorded for Michael Collier Sr., Chanel Kelly, Thomas Harper Jr., Ernest Maxey Jr., and David R. Dyson; Jeanneen Holmes was absent). The ordinance was identified in the minutes as "Ordinance 10-28-25." The minutes do not include the text of the amendment beyond its title.

The board then approved a TAW (tax anticipation warrants) agreement letter with Stifel (moved by Trustee David R. Dyson and seconded by Trustee Thomas Harper Jr.; roll call recorded the same affirmative membership and one absence) and approved an ordinance described as amending Ordinance 6-13-95 (RTA TOD amendments) (moved by Trustee Thomas Harper Jr. and seconded by Trustee David R. Dyson; motion carried on roll call). The board also approved an ordinance authorizing the issuance of taxable tax anticipation warrants in anticipation of 2024 tax collections (moved by Trustee Michael Collier Sr. and seconded by Trustee Ernest Maxey Jr.; motion carried on roll call).

On a single consent agenda motion (moved by Trustee Thomas Harper Jr. and seconded by Trustee Michael Collier Sr.), the board approved ordinances authorizing sale agreements for multiple village-owned properties at the addresses listed on the agenda (13408 S. Ridgeway Ave.; 13627 and 13637 Keeler Ave.; 13923 S. Springfield Ave.; 13405 S. Lawndale; 13748 S. Pulaski Road; 13728 S. Utica Ave.; 4306 W. Lincoln Lane; 13332 S. Kildare Ave.). The board deferred action on one property on the consent list (3537 W. 135th St.) as noted in the minutes. The consent agenda motion carried on roll call with Trustee Jeanneen Holmes absent.

The meeting record lists movers and seconders for each motion and the roll-call participants but does not provide the full ordinance texts, related staff reports, or financing details. The minutes do not record any recorded dissenting votes on the listed items.

The board adjourned at 7:48 p.m.; no further action related to the ordinances was recorded in the minutes.

Authorities referenced in the minutes, as recorded: Ordinance 10-28-25; Ordinance 6-13-95 (RTA TOD amendments).