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Trustees table annexation and boardwalk demolition; approve redevelopment incentives and ADA improvements
Summary
The board tabled an annexation vote on territory at 109th Avenue and 153rd Street and postponed the Centennial Park boardwalk demolition, while approving redevelopment plans for the former Red Robin parcel, sales-tax rebates for several dealers, a bond request for Costco, ADA upgrades at the John Humphrey House and a feasibility study for a new senior center.
In land-use actions the board tabled an annexation vote for county territory at 109th Avenue and 153rd Street, citing outstanding resident questions that staff will answer before a future vote. Trustees also tabled the Centennial Park boardwalk demolition project.
Separately, trustees approved redevelopment plans for the former Red Robin property, sales-tax rebate agreements for Genesis of Orland Park and Ziegler Infiniti and Nissan, and considered a bond request for Costco. The board also authorized additional ADA accessibility improvements at the John Humphrey House and launched a feasibility study for an Eastfield House and Senior Family Activity Center at the former Riviera Country Club site.
