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The Board approved the consent agenda covering streetlight replacements, related construction engineering contracts, Lexington Drive improvements and funding agreements, an easement for a lift station power upgrade, ten park benches purchase, a mosquito abatement easement, and an amendment reducing certain alcoholic liquor licenses. The Board also approved a Cook County Class 6b property tax classification and related development incentive agreement for 100 E. Palatine Road, accepted proclamations for EMS Week and Public Works Week, and approved bills totaling $3,819,056.47. Staff announced the Special Census process will restart June 1.
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The Board authorized several infrastructure projects that will replace streetlights and fund work on Lexington Drive, which should improve lighting and roadway conditions where those projects occur. The Board approved a tax classification (Class 6b) and incentive for a development at 100 E. Palatine Road, which may encourage new construction there and affect local property tax arrangements. The village is restarting a Special Census (starting June 1) that could change population counts used to allocate state and federal funding; residents can check the village website for details. The Board also reduced the number of certain liquor licenses and approved routine purchases and bills.
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