Staff Entrance Ramp Replacement RFP
Posted
Sep 21, 2026
Oct 12, 2026
Project consists of removal and replacement of staff entrance ramp including new snowmelt system, concrete, handrails/guardrails, landscape restoration etc.
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Posted
Sep 21, 2026
Oct 12, 2026
Project consists of removal and replacement of staff entrance ramp including new snowmelt system, concrete, handrails/guardrails, landscape restoration etc.
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City
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Wheeling
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Cook
Address
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355 Schoenbeck Rd
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(847) 459-4100
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60090
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Indian Trails Public Library District
This strategic plan outlines a vision for embracing culture, connecting community, and igniting curiosity. It focuses on three main goals: Inspire and Include, Connect and Collaborate, and Empower and Evolve. The plan aims to deepen the library's community presence through outreach, targeted marketing, and fostering connections; to enrich the community by celebrating lifelong learning, investing in diverse collections, and evolving inclusive spaces; and to empower staff growth and adapt resources to meet community needs.
The ordinance includes the adoption of the budget for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2025 and ending on June 30, 2026. It covers estimated cash receipts, including tax receipts, corporate replacement tax, interest, TIF, impact fees, grants, fines, and other income. It also details estimated expenditures from the General Fund for salary, personnel benefits, library materials, operating, and capital expenses, as well as expenditures from special funds like the Building & Sites Fund, IMRF Fund, FICA Fund, and others. The document also discusses the establishment of a Special Reserve Fund and provides public notice details for a hearing on the proposed budget.
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The ordinance pertains to the adoption of the combined annual budget and appropriation for the library district for the fiscal year 2019-2020. It includes estimates of cash receipts from various sources such as tax receipts, corporate replacement tax, interest, TIF, impact fees, grants, fines, and other income. It also details estimated expenditures from the general fund for salary expenses, personnel benefits, library materials, operating expenses, capital expenses, debt certificate and interest expense, and Helen Morrow Grant Fund expenditures. Additionally, it covers estimated expenditures from special funds including the Building & Sites Fund, IMRF Fund, FICA Fund, Liability Insurance Fund, Workers Compensation Fund, Unemployment Insurance Fund, and Audit Fund.
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