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Board approves business and liquor actions

Published Jul 30, 2026

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Briefing

Jun 18, 2026

Board approves traffic and zoning changes

The Board approved zoning changes for the Octane Lounge proposal at 865 E. Roosevelt Road, adopted new traffic restrictions at Finley Road and 22nd Street and near 951 North Ridge Avenue, and swore in Nicole Aranas as Village Manager.

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Briefing

May 21, 2026

Village Board approves routine spending

The Board approved payroll, accounts payable, a banking services contract extension, and several public works contracts on the consent agenda, including $1.39 million for the FY2026 asphalt roadway program.

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Briefing

May 7, 2026

Board approves liquor and road spending

The Board approved a new liquor license for 207 E. Roosevelt Road, kept a village vehicle instead of surplus disposal, and advanced multiple spending items for roads, utilities, fire stations, and fireworks.

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Briefing

Apr 23, 2026

Trustees approve grants, surplus equipment

The board approved a downtown improvement grant of up to $75,310 for MinMax Games, along with surplus disposal of outdated police and IT equipment and several routine spending items.

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Briefing

Apr 9, 2026

Budget amendment and purchases approved

The Village Board approved a fiscal year 2025 budget amendment that increases spending by $4,989,137 in the General Fund, plus added amounts for water and sewer operations, parking, and fire pension payments. Trustees also approved several vehicle, equipment, utility, roadway, and maintenance contracts on the consent agenda.

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Briefing

Mar 19, 2026

Board approves water and roadway projects

The Board approved a $9.3 million contract for the South Lombard Elevated Water Tower and a $303,487.95 contract for North Grace Street roadway engineering, along with sewer inspection work and a new police pension board appointment.

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Briefing

Mar 6, 2026

Board approves grants and code updates

The Village Board approved a slate of consent agenda items, including $19,000 for the Lombard Brew Fest, multiple other local tourism grants, traffic code parking restrictions on Lincoln and Elizabeth, and updated waste collection and building code rules.

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Briefing

Feb 20, 2026

Village Board approves zoning and budget items

The Village Board approved a package of consent agenda items, including updated zoning and building code changes, two water and sewer supply purchases totaling up to about $160,097, and a new village manager employment agreement effective June 19, 2026.

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Briefing

Feb 6, 2026

Board approves tourism grants and repairs

The Village Board approved a package of local tourism grants, including $25,000 for the Lombard Lilac Parade, and also authorized up to $75,000 for emergency water and sewer repairs.

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Briefing

Jan 23, 2026

Village Board approves infrastructure and vehicle purchases

The Board approved a $1,049,000 funding resolution for North Grace Street roadway improvements, along with several other consent agenda items including a $48,390 Ford F-150 Responder purchase, a tree planting contract up to $167,000, and up to $475,000 in software subscriptions.

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Briefing

Jan 9, 2026

Village Board of Trustees approvals

The Village Board approved a consent agenda that included payroll and accounts payable totaling more than $4.59 million, surplus equipment disposal, roadwork contract adjustments, and several service contracts for 2026.

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Briefing

Dec 19, 2025

Village Board approves multiple contracts and planning changes

The Village Board approved a set of contracts, utility and infrastructure change orders, and several planning actions tied to Yorktown Center and Summit Townhomes. It also adopted traffic and liquor code changes, including a no-right-turn-on-red rule at Westmore-Meyers and Madison when pedestrians are present and a one-license increase for Bricks Wood Fired Pizza Cafe.

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Briefing

Dec 5, 2025

Village Board approves budget and tax levy

The Village Board adopted the amended 2026 budget at $123,379,037 and approved a 2025 tax levy of $12,474,037, along with several spending, equipment, and planning items.

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Briefing

Nov 21, 2025

Board approves tree, housing, and utility actions

The Board approved a package of consent agenda items, including a new tree and shrubs ordinance, a 120-day moratorium on new pet shops with dog sales, building code updates, a two-lot subdivision, salary rates for 2026, several contract changes, and a $50,000 settlement.

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Briefing

Oct 16, 2025

Lombard board approves parking and funding items

The Village Board approved overnight parking in the East St. Charles Commuter Lot, a parking-lot expansion at Glenbard East High School, and several spending items on the consent agenda, including more than $1.7 million in accounts payable and payroll.

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Briefing

Oct 2, 2025

Budget and parking items approved

The board approved a parking agreement for temporary use of the lot at 20 N. Main Street while the 21 N. Park Street lot is resurfaced, along with routine payments, a two-year traffic signal maintenance contract worth $443,171.71, and a three-year pension accounting agreement worth $125,352.

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Briefing

Sep 18, 2025

Village Board approves Pinnacle changes

The Board approved major changes to the Pinnacle at Meyers development, reducing the plan from 22 single-family homes to 11 and adopting a revised annexation agreement and subdivision plat.

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Briefing

Sep 4, 2025

Board tables major housing proposal

The Village Board tabled two Pinnacle at Meyers items, pushing both the annexation agreement amendment and related zoning changes to September 18, 2025.

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Briefing

Aug 21, 2025

Development and traffic changes approved

The Board approved a mix of land-use, liquor license, utility, and transportation measures, including first-reading approval for the Pinnacle at Meyers annexation amendment and final approval for the Burj Plaza redevelopment. It also adopted a new yield-control rule at School Street and Ahrens Avenue and approved multiple consent items, including payroll, accounts payable, committee appointments, and several ordinance changes.

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Briefing

Jul 17, 2025

Board approves business and liquor actions

The Village Board approved a liquor license change for WickedBall Chicago, a $17,440.29 business grant for Soapy Roads, and a rezoning step for the Burj Plaza redevelopment.

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