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Board hears update on Republic Waste negotiations and a $5M redevelopment proposal

Village of Midlothian Board · July 23, 2026
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Summary

Trustees reported ongoing negotiations with Republic Waste Service that would hold rates flat for two years, eliminate an e‑waste fee and impose later increases; the board also discussed a redevelopment application (the 'Baja' project) with an estimated $5,000,000 investment under TIF consideration.

Trustee Crowley and staff briefed the board on several administrative items, including ongoing talks with Republic Waste Service to renew the village's trash contract. Trustee Crowley said the current draft would hold rates steady for two years with no increase, eliminate the monthly e‑waste fee (about $1.15 per household), and then apply roughly 4% increases in later years if extended; the board will review the final contract before approval.

On redevelopment, staff reported a draft redevelopment agreement for the proposed Baja project (the former Tasco Ford property) and an application for TIF reimbursement. Trustee Crowley said the developer's planned investment is about $5,000,000 including purchase and that the village is preparing a TIF ordinance and redevelopment agreement for board review. Trustees said the agreements and supporting numbers will be circulated for comment and a final vote is expected at the August 12 meeting.