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Resident urges intergovernmental agreement to address recurring flooding in Highland Meadows

Rolling Meadows City Council · January 13, 2026
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Summary

A Highland Meadows property owner urged the city to coordinate an intergovernmental master agreement with partners to resolve recurring flooding; he said he is organizing stakeholders though not authorized to lead a grant application.

During the Jan. 13 public-comment period, Joey M., owner of lot 20 in the Highland Meadows subdivision (Ward 1), asked the city to draft a master intergovernmental agreement with partner jurisdictions to address flooding concerns affecting his lot and neighboring properties. He said he is organizing interested parties but is not the authorized lead for any grant application.

Council did not take formal action during the meeting but welcomed additional information and encouraged interjurisdictional cooperation. The council minutes record Joey M.’s request and note the issue as a matter for future coordination among the city and potential partners.