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Nov 12, 2026
Hole 18 pond shoreline stabilization. 1 LS tree and/or shrub removal (if required); 1 LS erosion and sediment control; 1 LS site dewatering. See outside link.
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City
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Mundelein
County
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Lake
Address
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1401 N Midlothian Rd
Phone Number
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(847) 566-0650
Zip Code
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60060
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Mundelein Park And Recreation District
The board discussed several key operational and financial topics, including end-of-summer reports for recreation facilities, status updates on summer camp programs, and the financial challenges associated with venue operations. Decisions were made regarding the approval of warrants and an August police report. The board reviewed and moved forward with planning for food service vendors at The Landing, revisions to the Administration Policy Manual, and naming options for the Keith Mione Community Park. Additionally, the board approved a bid for parking lot improvements at The Landing and ratified a change order for the Keith Mione Community OSLAD Project.
The board meeting covered several key operational and financial topics. Discussions included the proposed south parking lot at the Dolan Recreation Center, with considerations for intergovernmental agreements and future construction timelines. The board reviewed Master Plan updates for The Landing on Diamond Lake, focusing on food service enhancements and future site development. Approvals were granted for financials, warrants, and a three-year security service agreement with Alarm Detection Services. Additionally, staff reports provided updates on facility maintenance projects, potential joint-use agreements for local parks, wetland banking initiatives, and upcoming budget processes.
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The Board received an award from F.H. Paschen for a public process project. Discussions included wetland banking credits and construction document planning for Clearbrook and Wilderness Parks, approval of financial warrants, and an update on the proposed parking lot at the Dolan Recreation Center. The Board also reviewed recent police reports, approved an OSLAD grant resolution for The Landing at Diamond Lake, authorized an audit services agreement with Lauterbach and Amen, set rental fees for The Landing, and updated the Employee Policy Manual. Staff provided reports on facility maintenance, special events, marketing, and the status of recent capital projects.
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