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Village of North Barrington
Project, involving wetland restoration, culvert and channel improvements.
Posted Date
Jan 26, 2026
Due Date
Mar 10, 2026
Release: Jan 26, 2026
Village of North Barrington
Close: Mar 10, 2026
Project, involving wetland restoration, culvert and channel improvements.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: If sale is less than $10,000, use sole source. Only if truly proprietary—request a Board waiver under Municipal Code §1-8-6; be ready to pivot.
Coops: Start with LCML or piggyback a Lake County contract to bypass a new bid.
Entity: Village of North Barrington, IL
Status: Deprioritized; waivers are rare.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of North Barrington
The agenda for the meeting includes several key items such as Public Comment, review of the Treasurer's Report, and various Action Items. Action items involve adopting a resolution to approve an Intergovernmental Agreement with Barrington Township and Cuba Township concerning Contribution under the Local Share Agreement with PACE for Senior and Handicapped Bus Service. Other items include approval of the January 2026 unpaid Warrant list, payment to State Graphics, and approval of the January 2026 Checks Written Report. The agenda also provides for department reports from various Trustees and a Village President's Report, concluding with provisions for Old Business, Closed Session discussions on real property acquisition, litigation, and personnel matters, and New Business.
The meeting agenda for January 21, 2026, includes several action items for the Board of Trustees. Key actions involve the appointment of James Colella as a Village Trustee, approving the solicitation of bids for the Grassmere, Haverton, and Oaksbury Drainage Improvement (GHO) Project, and approving several Drainage Easement Agreements for properties on Duck Pond Ln and Honey Lake Ct. Additionally, the Board is set to approve a Professional Services Agreement with John A. Lobaito. The agenda also specifies a closed session to discuss real property acquisition, pending litigation, and employee matters. Furthermore, the meeting includes a presentation by Kimley Horn providing an update on the 5-Year Master Parks and Recreation Plan, focusing on needs assessment based on community engagement and national standards. The Treasurer's Report for December 2025 and the Unpaid Warrant List for December 2025 are scheduled for approval.
The agenda includes items such as approving minutes from a previous special meeting, the treasurer's report, and the FYE 2025 Annual Financial Report presentation. Action items involve approving an intergovernmental agreement with Lake Barrington for police services, a drainage easement agreement for property on Scott Rd, an agreement with Ela Township, and estimating the 2025 tax levy. The agenda also covers approving the unpaid warrant list and checks written report for October 2025, reports from the Village Administrator and Board of Trustees, Village President's report, old business, a closed session to discuss real property acquisition, litigation, employee matters, and approval of closed session minutes, followed by new business and adjournment.
The agenda included items such as appointing a member to the Parks & Recreation Commission, providing for the levy of taxes for the Village of North Barrington for Tax Year 2025, and abating taxes levied to pay principal and interest on special tax refunding bonds. Additional items included approving the unpaid warrant list and checks written report for November 2025, along with reports from the Village Administrator, Board of Trustees, and Village President. The board also planned to discuss old and new business, and enter a closed session to discuss real property acquisition, litigation, employee matters, and approval of closed session minutes.
The meeting included the approval of the August Treasurer's Report for FYE 2026, with revenues and expenses reported to be in line with the budget.
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