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Lynwood board approves multiple tax‑incentive renewals and a new Class 8 incentive

Village of Lynwood Board of Trustees · July 8, 2025
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Summary

Trustees approved one new Class 8 incentive for a Torrence Avenue property and renewed three tax‑incentive classifications for properties on North Creek Drive, Vollmer Road and Lincoln Highway. Trustee Rolanda Clark cast a lone Nay on one renewal and later abstained on another action.

Trustees on the Village of Lynwood Board approved a series of tax‑incentive motions during their March 11, 2025 meeting, including a new Class 8 incentive for the property commonly known as 20040 (20388) Torrence Ave (PIN 32‑13‑201‑015) for applicant Sami Bader / JBS 1 Property, LLC.

Trustee Randall K. Blakey moved for the Torrence Avenue incentive; the motion was seconded by Trustee David Lilly and carried after roll call, with Trustee Rolanda Clark recorded as abstaining. The board also approved Class 8 incentive renewals for 19510 North Creek Drive (PIN 32‑12‑201‑029) and 1580 Vollmer Road (PIN 32‑11‑403‑034) and a Class 6b renewal for 3275 Lincoln Highway (PIN 33‑20‑300‑034). The Lincoln Highway renewal drew a recorded Nay from Trustee Rolanda Clark; other votes were unanimous where recorded.

Attorney Boyle fielded questions from Trustee Blakey during the discussion about the board’s authority around property taxes, but no tax increases were proposed or adopted at the meeting. The actions were processed individually by motion and roll call and were recorded as carried in the minutes.