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Village clears path for The Grove pad development; ComEd to begin engineering work with deposit
Summary
Village staff reported an offer to build a 5,500‑sqft D‑3 pad at The Grove and said ComEd will construct temporary and permanent service with an engineering deposit required; ComEd agreed to waive certain build‑out fees but not engineering fees.
Community and Economic Development Director S. Gascoigne and Administrator P. Scalera updated trustees on activity at The Grove. Scalera reported the Village received an offer to develop the D‑3 pad—a proposed 5,500‑square‑foot building at the north end of The Grove pond—and no objections were recorded during the referral discussion.
Gascoigne said ComEd will install new service lines, switch boxes and transformers for The Grove; to begin engineering ComEd requires a deposit that will be applied to the final invoice. According to staff, ComEd agreed to waive fees associated with build‑out and relocation of existing service but will still charge engineering fees. Staff also reported progress on tenant permits: Cilantro has applied to change its sign and name to Del Toro Tacos and the former Platinum Day Spa building is expected to become Owl Pediatric Dentistry.
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