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Council approves consent agenda, continues 147 Central and approves Meadow Lane subdivision after public comment

Highland Park City Council · June 29, 2026
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Summary

Highland Park council approved the omnibus consent agenda (items 1–15), continued a special‑use application for 147 Central to Aug. 17, and approved a plat of subdivision at 0 Meadow Lane after a resident urged routing curb cuts to the interior road; the council also heard a public introduction from the incoming Norton's restaurant owners.

The Highland Park City Council approved a package of consent items (items 1–15) by voice vote June 29 and handled several land‑use matters and public comments before adjourning.

Consent and routine business: The council approved minutes from May 27, 2026, and the warrant list. Staff highlighted the city’s FY25 audit (prepared by Baker Tilly) and reported an unmodified audit opinion. The omnibus consent package covering items 1–15 was approved by roll call with six affirmative votes and no nays.

147 Central Avenue: The council granted the applicant’s request to continue consideration of a special‑use permit, plat of resubdivision and variances for 147 Central Avenue to the Aug. 17, 2026 meeting to allow additional review and public participation.

0 Meadow Lane subdivision and public comment: Council approved a plat of subdivision at 0 Meadow Lane. After the vote an audience member, Jack Strom, said he represents nearby homeowners and asked that vehicle curb cuts and the development’s exit be routed to the interior Meadow Lane roadway rather than Thornwood Lane to reduce traffic near a cul‑de‑sac where children play. Staff agreed to obtain Mr. Strom’s contact information and have Community Development follow up.

Business from the public: David Rosenstein introduced himself and partners as the incoming owners of Norton's restaurant, said they plan to retain existing staff and to steward the long‑standing business responsibly. Council welcomed the announcement.

Adjournment: The council adjourned following a motion and voice vote.