Marisa Boynton

The agenda focuses on the purchase of snow removal equipment and the establishment of procedures regarding the Public Safety Employee Benefits Act. Key items include a Truth-in-Taxation public hearing for the 2025 property tax levy, the approval of a property tax levy extension, and the authorization of multiple debt service abatement ordinances. Additionally, the Board will consider an annexation agreement, zoning, and development plans for a proposed auto dealership and condo suite project at 2500 North Rand Road. The session will conclude with discussions concerning real estate and the review of previous executive session minutes.

The board meeting agenda includes several community updates, such as a proclamation for a crossing guard and various personnel promotions and oaths of office. The Consent Agenda features items such as approving the warrant register, rezoning for the Lake Zurich Golf Club, an amendment to a special use permit for Milieu Landscaping, purchasing several vehicles and equipment, waiving competitive bidding for a hydrogen sulfide reduction program, and various parks and recreation event approvals and planning. New business items include an agreement for the Breezewald Park Improvement Project, ordinances authorizing the issuance of waterworks and sewerage revenue bonds, and a presentation on the Key Parks Master Plan.

The Commission addressed an application for final plan approval of a mixed-use development at 173 West Main Street, known as The Waterfront of Lake Zurich, which includes 19 single-family townhomes and a commercial building. The review focused on substantial conformity with the previously approved development concept plan, site layout, architectural conditions, landscaping requirements along the east lot line, and the establishment of a homeowners association. The meeting also included discussion on the requirements for infrastructure improvements, including stormwater management, private streets, and shared parking agreements.

The board meeting agenda includes a public hearing on the proposed fiscal year 2026 annual budget. The consent agenda items cover a warrant register, the annual meeting schedule for 2026, and service contracts for janitorial services, GIS consortium membership, police vehicle purchases, and cloud hosting software. New business items involve the adoption of the fiscal year 2026 annual budget ordinance and the amendment of the municipal code's comprehensive fee schedule.

The Board meeting agenda included the approval of the semi-monthly warrant register, the authorization for the purchase of beet deicer from K-Tech Specialty Coatings, and a contract agreement with Midwest Salt for bulk water conditioning salt. Additionally, the Board considered an ordinance to issue liquor licenses to Andy's Kitchen LLC and IMS World Corp, as well as a resolution regarding the release of a letter of credit for site improvements at 1400 Rose Road. The agenda also scheduled an executive session to review past minutes and discuss pending or imminent litigation.