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Votes at a glance: July 7 Downers Grove Village Council
Summary
At its July 7 meeting the council unanimously adopted an amendment to PUD 68 for an automobile dealership at 330 Ogden Avenue and approved a redevelopment agreement with DJJ Chicago LLC; both motions passed without recorded dissent. The rezoning/PUD for 1020 31st Street was heard on first reading and deferred for further staff follow‑up.
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Downers Grove — The Village Council voted on two active‑agenda items at its July 7 meeting and heard a first‑reading public hearing on a rezoning/PUD.
What passed
- Amendment to Planned Unit Development No. 68 (330 Ogden Avenue): Council adopted an ordinance approving a PUD amendment to allow construction of a new automobile dealership and a master signage plan. The motion was moved and seconded and passed unanimously.
- Redevelopment agreement with DJJ Chicago LLC: Council adopted an ordinance approving the redevelopment agreement as presented; the motion passed unanimously.
First reading / no final action tonight
- Rezoning and PUD for 1020 31st Street (Forest Trail Luxury Apartments): Council held a first reading and public hearing; no vote was taken. Staff will gather additional information requested by council members (student‑count methodology, utility and sanitary‑district capacity, police/fire access and permitting/structural requirements) and post the packet publicly before the item returns for further consideration.
Votes recorded
The two active‑agenda motions were recorded as unanimous approvals. No roll‑call vote details by name were provided in the transcript beyond the unanimous voice votes recorded at the meeting.
Next steps
Staff said it will compile the requested technical materials and make them available to the public; the council may place the 1020 31st Street item on the active agenda as soon as the next meeting, which would allow but not require a vote.

