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Assistant Finance Director at Village of Richton Park
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The board reviewed a list of bills totaling $159,835.44, with specific inquiries regarding the Metropolitan Mayors Caucus Solar Pool enrollment fee. Public comment and board member reports addressed community safety concerns, including reports of juvenile fighting and disturbances on Woodbine and Churchill streets, illegal firework activity, and dangerous, out-of-control bonfires on East Drive.
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The Board approved several proclamations, including support for the VFW Post 311 Commander's Ball and Scholarship Awards, Payroll Week, and the Elementary School District 159 150th Anniversary. A resolution was approved expressing condolences regarding the passing of a resident. The Village Manager announced the receipt of three grants, including funding for CDBG, the Invest in Cook program, and the Cicero Avenue Bike Path. The Board also approved a professional services contract for government relations, a police vehicle lease agreement, a property preservation services contract, and a resolution accepting an Illinois Housing Development Authority Abandoned Property Program grant.
The board reviewed a list of bills totaling $189,606.07. Discussions included a state capital funding update and the consideration of a professional services contract with Dan Shomon Inc. for government relations services. The board reviewed a proposed policy regarding public comment and meeting recording procedures, requesting specific language additions for response times and informational handouts. Additionally, the board considered a professional services contract with ProChamps and agreed to proceed with establishing a local municipal gas tax at a rate of $0.03.
The board received reports from various village officers regarding recent events and upcoming planning activities. Several items were addressed under the consent agenda, including the approval of a list of bills, the consideration of an ordinance regarding the surplus of village property, a contract award for the Bohlmann Parkway Resurfacing Project, an amendment to the village code, and an agreement for fuel purchasing. In new business, the board voted to reject a bid for the Sewer Main Replacement Project and approved bids for Property Preservation Contract Services.
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