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City
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Hanover Park
County
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Cook
Phone Number
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630-823-5800
Zip Code
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60133-3647
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Hanover Park Fire Department
The meeting featured a presentation for the Service to Hanover Park Award and a discussion regarding a resolution in support of municipal housing authority. The board approved several committee appointments, including members for the Environmental, Historic, Special Events, and Veterans Committees. Key infrastructure projects were addressed, including an amendment to the professional engineering services contract for the Irving Park Road Roadway Lighting Improvement Project, the passage of a Resolution for Improvement Under the Illinois Highway Code for the street resurfacing program, and the approval of contracts for the 2026 Pavement Preventative Maintenance and 2026 Crack Sealing projects. Additionally, the board approved an engineering services proposal for the MWRD Priority Area Sanitary Sewer Evaluation Survey.
The agenda for the meeting primarily involved discussions on potential future zoning code amendments, specifically concerning Village Center Façade Standards. Key discussion points included whether wood or composite materials should be allowed as Major Façade Materials for General Buildings, if Fiber Cement Board should be an allowed Major Façade Material for General Buildings, and simplifying rules for simulated materials. Furthermore, there was discussion on whether to require the same material types on all building facades regardless of visibility. The agenda also indicated feedback was requested regarding the February 11th Awards Dinner event. A separate memorandum addressed the need to re-discuss the text amendment regarding Level 3 EV Charging Stations, which was previously recommended for approval in January 2026 but sent back by the Village Board for further assessment.
The meeting commenced with the swearing-in of a new Full-Time Firefighter/Paramedic and the reading of a proclamation for Black History Month. The Board relocated an Executive Session concerning personnel matters, including an appointment and dismissal. Following this, the Village President reported on implementing guiding principles for AI use, HB 3110 regarding Crime Free Housing, signing the Oklahoma City Declaration, receiving the Hire Vets Medallion Award, advocating for LGDF funding, and participating in a homelessness roundtable. The Consent Agenda was approved with one item removed for separate discussion. Key items approved under the Consent Agenda included approving minutes from prior workshops and meetings, authorizing participation in NIMEC and electricity contracts, amending a purchase order for streetlight maintenance, approving agreements for mosquito abatement and material testing, and authorizing purchase orders for software hosting fees, vehicle lifts, and equipment rebuilds. The Board also approved the replacement of Police Department boilers, an ordinance amending zoning regulations for the Village Center District, a final PLAT for Morningside Subdivision, and a subscription agreement for cloud foundation licensing. A motion to waive competitive bidding for police uniforms was also approved. Separate discussion on an ordinance concerning electrical vehicle charging stations resulted in tabling the item for further review by the Development Commission due to concerns about nonconformity. A proposed Streaming Amusement Tax was tabled pending staff providing additional information, alternatives, and a contingency plan. Finally, the Board approved multiple warrants and P-Card expenditures, and authorized a contract for consulting services.
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