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Warrenville council approves consent agenda, directs staff on contracts and corridor plan
Summary
Council approved the consent agenda including a $1.21 million Shaw Drive rehabilitation contract and directed staff to present professional agreements for a Route 59 corridor plan and a Compass Minerals rock-salt renewal; several procurement and professional-service items will return for formal resolution.
Warrenville — On June 15 the Warrenville City Council approved its consent agenda, which included multiple routine contracts and expenditures, and directed staff to bring several professional-service and procurement items back for formal resolution.
The consent package read into the record included ordinance O2026-34 (temporary use permit for accessory buildings at 27 W 770 Warrenville Road), resolution R2026-38 establishing a "Merkantile Program," R2026-39 (professional services agreement for an East and West basin sanitary sewer evaluation study), and R2026-40 approving a contract with Geneva Construction Company for the Shaw Drive Area Street Rehabilitation Project in the amount of $1,210,752.61. Staff also listed agreements for construction engineering services related to the Shaw Drive project and a fireworks permit for July 4.
Public Works Director Phil Coopler recommended renewing the city's participation in DuPage County's Compass Minerals rock-salt contract and noted the city requested a lower quantity this year (1,000 tons) given current inventory. The council directed staff to present a resolution to renew the Compass Minerals contract.
Community planner Jack Mosca presented a draft professional-services agreement with Vanderwal and Associates and subconsultant Engineering Resources Associates for a Route 59 corridor plan. Deliverables will include an updated future land-use map, zoning recommendations, streetscape standards, building guidelines, an implementation matrix and marketing materials for up to four key sites. Council directed staff to present a resolution approving the finalized agreement for July 6 consideration.
Votes at a glance: The consent agenda and subsequent motions to direct staff to present resolutions for the rock-salt renewal and the Route 59 corridor agreement all passed by voice vote at the June 15 meeting; roll-call tallies were not recorded in the transcript.
