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Board approves surplus-property ordinance and two service agreements
Summary
On May 18, 2026, the South Chicago Heights Board of Trustees unanimously approved Ordinance 2026-ORD-13 to declare surplus properties and passed Resolutions 2026-R-21 and 2026-R-22 to award landscaping and tank-service contracts.
The South Chicago Heights Board of Trustees unanimously approved three agenda items on May 18, 2026: Ordinance 2026-ORD-13 declaring certain village properties surplus, Resolution 2026-R-21 awarding landscaping services to Rambo Lawn Care Inc., and Resolution 2026-R-22 authorizing an annual cathodic protection service agreement with Corrpro Companies, Inc.
Mayor Terry Matthews presented the ordinance and resolutions during the regular meeting. Trustee Eric Stanton moved to approve Ordinance 2026-ORD-13 and Trustee Daryl Crudup seconded; the roll-call vote recorded Ayes from Trustees John Ross, Tracy Bosco, Sally Marrufo, Eric Stanton, Daryl Crudup, and Rose Ann Diederich, and the motion carried 6 to 0. Similar unanimous roll-call votes approved Resolution 2026-R-21 and Resolution 2026-R-22.
Trustees did not request additional public hearings or amendments during the motions. Mayor Matthews noted that the landscaping proposal included alley clean-up and spraying. The Corrpro agreement covers annual cathodic protection system services for the village’s water storage tanks; specific contract dollar amounts were not specified in the meeting record.
Next steps: the ordinances and resolutions were adopted at the meeting and will proceed to implementation per the village’s procurement and contracting processes.
