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Votes at a glance: Robbins board approves warrant list, business license and street closure; disapproves solar farm

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

The July 9 Robbins meeting recorded several formal votes: approval of a $55,715.55 warrant list; approval of a business license for Elite Gaming Café; disapproval of a proposed solar farm (3–2–1); and approval of a recurring street closure for community garden deliveries.

At its July 9 meeting the Village of Robbins Board of Trustees recorded the following outcomes:

• Warrant list: The board approved a warrant list totaling $55,715.55. Motion: moved by Trustee Gregory N. Jackson, seconded by Trustee Thomas Harper Jr.; roll call recorded all present voting to approve.

• Business license: The board approved a business license for Elite Gaming Café. Motion: moved by Trustee Tiffany S. Robinson, seconded by Trustee David R. Dyson; roll call recorded all present voting to approve.

• Solar farm project: The board voted to disapprove the proposed solar farm. Motion: moved by Trustee David R. Dyson, seconded by Trustee Ernest Maxey Jr.; roll call Ayes: Dyson, Maxey, Harper; Nays: Robinson, Collier; Abstain: Jackson. Motion carried.

• Street closure for community garden deliveries: The board approved closing the corner of 139th & St. Louis every second Wednesday, 8:30 a.m.–10:00 a.m. Motion: moved by Trustee Tiffany S. Robinson, seconded by Trustee Thomas Harper Jr.; vote unanimous.

The minutes record the motions and roll-call tallies listed above; they do not include supplemental documents, background reports, or extended debate for these items.