The meeting addressed updates from the Chicago Department of Aviation (CDA) regarding noise recommendations and runway rotation plans, including ongoing coordination with the FM for approval. The Commission Chair summarized discussions with the O'Hare Air Traffic Control Tower manager, emphasizing the preference for east/west parallel runway usage and the decommissioning of Runway 32L/14R. The ONCC leadership planned a strategic planning session to review accomplishments and discuss future goals. The Technical Committee reported on Fly Quiet procedures, nighttime deviations, and the Airport Noise and Capacity Act (ANCA). The Residential Sound Insulation Committee reported on the completion of construction for Phase 16 and the progress of Phases 17A, 17B, and 17C. The Ad Hoc Fly Quiet Committee discussed the development of a website and survey questions for the runway rotation test.
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The City Council conducted a special meeting to review the proposed 2027 budget. The meeting included presentations from the public library regarding capital projects, including elevator modernization and technology upgrades. The Council discussed the general fund overhead budget, noting increases related to capital projects, city-sponsored events, and a new regional pilot project for homelessness. Additionally, funding increases were debated and approved for the Jen Center, which provides services for seniors, including Meals on Wheels, and the History Center, which has expanded its outreach, hours, and community programs.
Oct 19, 2026·Board meeting
Des Plaines City Council City Council Meeting
The meeting included a proclamation recognizing the 80th anniversary of St. Sophia Bulgarian Orthodox Church. Public discussion topics featured a petition for traffic safety measures on Clark Lane and concerns regarding flooding and code compliance at the John Wesley Campground. Mayoral announcements highlighted the successful Harvest Hoot festival, the commencement of curbside leaf collection, details for an upcoming document shredding event, and the observance of United Against Hate Week. Additional announcements from the aldermen included recognition for Emergency Nurses Week, the rescheduling of a budget meeting to an earlier time, and information regarding a community pumpkin smashing event.
Oct 19, 2026·Board meeting
City Council City Council Meeting
The Mayor's report provided an overview of recent community initiatives. Discussion topics included a review of the annual Harvest Hoot Festival, operational procedures for the seasonal curbside leaf collection program, and logistical guidelines for an upcoming community shred event. Additionally, the report highlighted the observance of Cook County United Against Hate week, emphasizing the community's commitment to standing against bigotry and discrimination.
