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East Hazel Crest public meetings in 2020

10 substantive meetings from 2020, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.

Wed Dec 9, 2020

Meeting

Board to vote on tax levy, garbage/water rate changes, surplus sale

The East Hazel Crest Village Board will consider several ordinances and resolutions, including levying taxes, amending garbage collection and water rates for 2021, authorizing the sale of surplus equipment, and implementing a moratorium on business licenses for auto repair, equipment sales, and storage. The board will also discuss extending a contract with Remax for selling village property, purchasing body cameras and in-car video systems, and extending discounted vehicle sticker prices. Public comments will be read from emails submitted before the meeting.

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✓ Decided: Village board adopts 2020-21 levy with no tax increase

The board adopted the 2020-21 levy ordinance with no increase over the prior year after two proposed increases (4.9% and 4.5%) were denied. It also approved a 3% garbage fee increase, water rate increases passed on from Harvey, a moratorium on new auto-related business licenses, and a $24,185.68 police camera purchase.

Wed Nov 18, 2020

Meeting

Village board meeting canceled

The regular meeting of the Village Board scheduled for November 18, 2020, at 7 pm has been canceled. No items will be discussed or decided at this meeting.

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Wed Oct 28, 2020

Meeting

Village board to vote on two water system loan ordinances

The East Hazel Crest Village Board will hold a regular meeting via phone conference. The board is deciding on two ordinances authorizing loan agreements for the public water supply program, including water system improvements. It will also consider business licenses and approve bills.

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Wed Sep 9, 2020

Meeting

Board to consider COVID relief agreement with Cook County

The East Hazel Crest Village Board will hold its regular meeting, with public comments submitted via email or phone. Key items include a resolution to authorize an intergovernmental agreement for Coronavirus relief funds with Cook County, discussion of a possible garbage rate increase, and revisiting garage sale permitting.

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Wed Aug 12, 2020

Meeting

Village Board to vote on face covering ordinance and water project bid

The East Hazel Crest Village Board will hold its regular meeting on August 12, 2020, to consider several ordinances, including one on face coverings and another approving a PUD application from Wind Creek IL LLC. The board will also discuss and potentially approve letting the water project for bid, consider a new phone system, and review claims for payment. Public comments are accepted via email or phone before the meeting.

✓ Decided: Board approves sale of police vehicles, face covering ordinance, and PUD application

The East Hazel Crest Board of Trustees approved several ordinances, including the sale of four police vehicles (Ordinance 20-02), a face covering requirement (Ordinance 20-03), and a planned unit development application from Wind Creek, IL, LLC on Halsted Street (Ordinance 20-04). The board also authorized the Mayor and Clerk to execute documents for the sale of property at 17307 Forestway Drive. All votes were unanimous among the four trustees present; Trustees Forte and Smith were absent.

Mon Aug 3, 2020

Library Board

✓ Decided: Library board approves $38,150 annual budget and $20,000 service contract

The East Hazel Crest Library Board approved its annual budget and appropriation ordinance of $38,150, ratified a $20,000 expenditure for library services from Thornton Library, and approved several other payments and contracts. All motions passed unanimously. The board also approved the previous meeting's minutes and adjourned.

Wed Jul 8, 2020

Meeting

Board approves bills, police vehicle purchase, lease extension

The Hazel Crest Board of Trustees approved routine items including bill payments totaling $237,536.45, a new police vehicle purchase with sale of three current vehicles, a two-year lease extension for Rep. Davis, and changes to the Brand Scaffolding business license. The board also heard reports on a planned public hearing for a PUD at 174th & Halsted and discussed resident concerns about grants and littering.

Wed Jun 10, 2020

Meeting

Board to consider agreements for IEPA loan program and alternative energy

The East Hazel Crest Village Board is meeting via phone to discuss routine business, including approval of minutes, bills, and reports. Key items include considering agreements for the IEPA loan program and alternative energy solutions, as well as an update on mask distribution. The board will also consider extending an opening to July 1, 2020.

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Wed May 27, 2020

Meeting

Village board to vote on FY budget, water agency contract, road work

The East Hazel Crest Village Board is meeting by phone to consider several financial and operational items, including the fiscal year budget ordinance, a water agency contract, a road work bid, and a master pole agreement for AT&T Mobility. They will also discuss a plan for reopening and approve bills totaling $231,853.39.

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✓ Decided: Board approves FY2020-21 appropriations ordinance and water contract

The Board approved the FY2020-21 appropriations ordinance, a union health insurance memo, a water supply contract with Southland Water Agency, an AT&T Mobility pole agreement, and an IHDA grant extension. They also accepted a roadwork bid from Matthew Paving for $34,650 and tabled a business license application for Quick Auto Detailing. Garage sale permits will not be issued until after July 1st.

Wed Jan 22, 2020

Meeting

✓ Decided: Village board approves Crime Free Housing web program

The board approved a web-based Crime Free Housing program to share information among police, fire, public works, and administration. They also approved Rep. Will Davis's request to use the municipal parking lot for Shred Days on June 13 and September 19. No changes were made to the overnight parking code, and the police will enforce it. Bills totaling $100,041.82 were approved for payment.