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Village trustees recommended approval of a 20-unit Bridlewood residential development at 14137 108th Avenue, along with related subdivision and rezoning actions, approved a $700,617 contract to replace Pump #4 at the Main Pump Station, and advanced a code change to let hearing officers order non-monetary relief for certain building-code violations.
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The committee moved several items forward for final Village Board review. Most notably, it supported a 20-unit single-family development at 14137 108th Avenue and the zoning and subdivision changes needed for that project. It also backed a $700,617 contract to replace Pump #4 at the Main Pump Station and an ordinance change that would let the village require fixes for building-code problems without only relying on fines.
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