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Stone Park seeks 2026 CDBG funds to replace water mains on 40th and 43rd Avenues

Village of Stone Park Board of Trustees - Committee Meeting · February 24, 2026
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Summary

Mayor Beniamino Mazzulla presented Resolution 26-02 authorizing a 2026 Community Development Block Grant application to replace water mains on 43rd and 40th Avenues, including service transfers, new hydrants, paving and sidewalks; the minutes record the proposal but do not record a vote on the resolution.

Mayor Beniamino Mazzulla presented Resolution 26-02 authorizing the Village of Stone Park to apply for the 2026 program-year Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) to fund two water-main replacement projects.

Mazzulla described Project A-1 as a water-main replacement along 43rd Avenue from Division Street south to Addison Creek and Project A-2 as a similar replacement on 40th Avenue from Division Street south to Addison Creek. He said both projects would include water-service transfers for affected properties, installation of new fire hydrants, asphalt paving and concrete sidewalks.

The projects, as described to the board, are intended to upgrade underground infrastructure and improve water service and fire-protection facilities in the affected corridors. The minutes record the mayor’s summary of the grant application (Resolution 26-02) but do not record any formal board vote on the resolution in these segments of the minutes.

If funded, the work would be administered through the CDBG program; the transcript does not specify estimated project costs, grant award timelines, or whether the village’s application will request full or partial funding. Those details were not recorded in the committee-segment notes.

The committee minutes show the resolution was presented for consideration; any subsequent board action or formal adoption is not documented in the Feb. 24 transcript segments.