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Fox River Grove board approves consent agenda, including bids, ordinance and MFT resolution
Summary
The Village Board unanimously approved most consent-agenda items and separately approved the 2024 road resurfacing contract after one trustee dissented; the package included award of multiple construction bids, an ordinance updating fire sprinkler code and an MFT maintenance resolution.
The Fox River Grove Village Board on Feb. 20 approved a slate of consent-agenda items that included construction contract awards, a code update ordinance and a maintenance fund resolution.
Village President Marc McLaughlin opened the meeting and Trustee Curtiss moved to approve consent items A, B and D–M; Trustee Hester seconded. The roll call vote recorded Trustees Curtiss, Hester, Knar, Migdal, Schladt and Wall as voting “yes,” and the motion passed.
Separately, the board considered item C, the award of the 2024 Road Resurfacing Program to Builders Paving, LLC. Trustee Curtiss moved to approve item C; Trustee Hester seconded. The motion passed on a roll call vote with Trustees Curtiss, Hester, Migdal, Schladt and Wall voting “yes” and Trustee Knar voting “no.”
The consent package as presented listed these notable approvals and items: award of the 2024 Road Resurfacing Program (Builders Paving, LLC); award of the Millard Avenue water main improvements contract (Mauro Sewer Construction); award of the 2024 Path Improvements contract (Evans & Son Blacktop Inc.); construction engineering services agreements for the 2024 road program and the Millard Avenue work; Fox Fest 2024 entertainment contracts; Ordinance 2024-02 (code update for fire sprinklers); Resolution 2024-03 (MFT maintenance resolution for fiscal year 2024/25); and multiple park-permit fee waivers for library events.
Board records show the consent-agenda approvals were carried by formal votes at the meeting. The board did not debate most items at length at the Feb. 20 session; Trustee Knar had requested the resurfacing item be removed from the omnibus vote for separate consideration.
