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New Lenox Village Board Meeting - May 18, 2026
Monday, May 18, 2026
Haven Avenue Open Cut Approved for Patio Restaurant Water Main Work
The village board approved a request to allow 'Patio Restaurant' to open cut Haven Avenue to install a water valve and vault. Exploratory digging revealed unexpected utilities, requiring a larger excavation in the street due to space constraints. The request was approved following a motion and roll call vote.
Village Board Approves Monthly Disbursements and Payroll
The village board approved monthly disbursements totaling a specified amount and payroll for May 15th, 2026, in the amount of $577,615.28. Trustee Madson made the motion to approve, which was seconded.
Town Hall Meeting with Congressman Jonathan Jackson Announced
Annette Vote announced a Town Hall meeting with Congressman Jonathan Jackson, scheduled for Tuesday, June 16th, from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM at Lincoln Way West. The event, dubbed 'Town Hall Tuesday,' aims to foster community engagement and provide residents an opportunity to connect with elected officials. Mayor Balderman is expected to speak briefly. Residents are invited to attend.
Moes Group Hired for Sports Complex Turf Infill Addition
The village board approved a proposal from Moes Group for turf and infill addition at the sports complex, totaling 1.6 million pounds of sand and rubber infill, which was lacking from the previous contractor. This addition is necessary to protect the turf from premature failure. The cost is not to exceed $1,26,930. Moes Group is a trusted firm with past quality work. The board approved waiving the formal bidding process and hiring Moes, with the motion subject to attorney review.
Village Approves Purchase of SKA Radios for PRV Sites
The village board approved a proposal from Tri-Systems for the purchase and installation of SKA radios for two pressure reducing valve (PRV) sites. The company will work on the old public works facility on Country Creek Drive and the Tinley Park pump station. The cost is not to exceed $100,000, and the board voted to waive the formal bidding process for this purchase.
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