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Commission gets updates on EV charger review and Buttermilk construction
Summary
In old business commissioners asked staff about an electric vehicle charging station at 1837 Wilmette Avenue and raised concerns about ongoing Buttermilk construction; staff said the chargers were approved March 2, 2026 and the Village is working with the property owner to ensure code compliance.
During the old business portion of the June 1 meeting Commissioner Richard Brill asked for an update on the electric vehicle charging station at 1837 Wilmette Avenue. Planner Adam Beaver said the Village is working with the property owner and contractors to ensure required codes are complied with and that the charger locations are being reviewed relative to gas-station equipment and tanks; he also said the chargers were approved on March 2, 2026. Commissioner Doug Johnson raised a separate question about the Buttermilk building, noting it looks slightly different from the approved plans; Mr. Beaver said the project remains under construction and staff will review previous approvals to confirm compliance.
Chair Devan Castellano also asked commissioners to inform staff of summer travel that could affect meeting attendance. No formal action was taken on either status update.
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