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Aug 19, 2026
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Sep 11, 2026
Printing of the 2027 quarterly activity guide (winter 2027, spring 2027, summer 2027, and autumn 2027).
Aug 14, 2026
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Sep 9, 2026
Work will include demolition of existing walls, roof and floor slab, and construction of new walls, roof, floor slab and helical piers.
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City
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Lombard
County
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DuPage
Address
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227 W Parkside Ave
Phone Number
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(630) 620-7322
Zip Code
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60148
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Lombard Park District
The meeting addressed several operational and administrative topics. Correspondence highlighted the receipt of a budget presentation award and a facility review update. Presentations recognized contributions from the local garden club and celebrated staff employment anniversaries. The board reviewed and approved financial records, including payroll and bills. Staff reports provided updates on recreational programming, facility improvements, grant funding, and insurance adjustments. New business items included the approval of an environmental report card and a partnership agreement with the College of DuPage for lap swim access. The board also met in closed session to discuss pending litigation and conduct a review of confidential meeting minutes.
The committee reviewed the District's four-month financial summary, noting budgeted revenues of $18.1 million against expenditures of $19.4 million, along with fee updates for facilities and programs. Discussion covered capital projects including court renovations, golf course improvements, new playgrounds, park development, and a feasibility study for the recreation center, as well as the Paradise Bay Water Park slide and pool painting project. Additionally, the committee evaluated the 2026 goals and objectives, such as CAPRA re-accreditation and new program development. The recreation department provided a five-month performance review, highlighting revenue growth at the water park, golf course usage, new events, the establishment of advisory committees, and new online reservation features.
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The board approved the 2025 audit and authorized payment for various accounts payable and payroll. Various staff reports were reviewed, including project updates, upcoming events, and seasonal facility openings. The board conducted an annual meeting for the election of officers, appointing a new President and Vice President, and confirming various staff appointments to organizational roles. New business included the approval of professional service proposals for landscape architecture design, travel reimbursement for a national conference, and a fireworks display agreement. Several construction and maintenance change orders were authorized, alongside emergency repairs for HVAC units. Additionally, the board approved a tenant lease agreement, authorized special event partnerships for food and retail vendors, and approved a facility usage request for a non-profit foundation.
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