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Homer Glen board approves consent agenda, proclamations and multiple ordinances; executive session minutes remain confidential

Village of Homer Glen Board of Trustees · July 9, 2026
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Summary

At its July 8 meeting the board approved two accounts‑payable runs totaling $1,022,300.49, adopted a proclamation naming July Parks and Recreation Month, and passed ordinances approving a final plat (Duncan Drive), PUD changes for Goodings Grove Phase 2, and a conditional parking adjustment; the board also approved a resolution keeping specified executive session minutes confidential.

The Homer Glen Board of Trustees conducted routine business July 8, approving accounts payable, proclamations and several ordinances.

On the consent agenda the board approved accounts payable for June 12toJune 25, 2026 totaling $726,875.66 and for June 26toJuly 9, 2026 totaling $295,424.83. Trustees then passed a proclamation designating July as Parks and Recreation Month in Homer Glen.

On development matters the board approved:

- Ordinance M2: final plat for a standalone Duncan Drive subdivision (case HG2519SPV), subject to recording with the county within 90 days and meeting final engineering and building-code requirements.

- Ordinance M3: a minor change to the Gooding's Grove Planned Unit Development (Phase 2), adjusting floor plans, landscaping and some deck sizes while retaining previously approved exterior materials and building heights.

- Ordinance M4: a conditional parking adjustment for the Greater Goods Building at 13412 W. 159th Street, reducing off‑street parking from 47 to 25 spaces with a one‑year review period; trustees confirmed handicap parking was not reduced.

The board also approved Resolution 26‑016 to keep the listed executive session minutes (dates in January through April 2026) confidential.

All the above measures were approved by motion and roll-call vote during the meeting. No action was taken during the subsequent executive session and the meeting adjourned shortly after reconvening.