Schaumburg, IL

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider two special use permits for banquet halls at 331 W. Golf Road (Vanam Indian Vegetarian) and 1209 E. Golf Road (Swadeshi Banquet Hall, including valet parking). The board also will vote on approving minutes from prior meetings.

• Public hearing for Vanam Indian Vegetarian's special use for a banquet hall at 331 W. Golf Road
• Public hearing for Swadeshi Banquet Hall's special use for a banquet hall and valet parking at 1209 E. Golf Road
• Approval of minutes from June 10, 2026 meetings (general, Z2603-02, Z2602-03, Z2605-03)

The Zoning Board of Appeals recommended approval for a banquet hall at 331 W. Golf Road and another at 1209 E. Golf Road including a valet parking plan. The recommendation for Vanam Indian Vegetarian includes specific conditions regarding signage and liquor licenses. The Swadeshi Banquet Hall proposal includes a request for a valet service to manage parking.

• Approved previous meeting minutes (All ayes)
• Recommended approval of Special Use for banquet hall at 331 W. Golf Road (9-0)
• Recommended approval of Special Use and Valet Parking Plan for 1209 E. Golf Road (Motion carried)

CDBG Public Hearing

The Village is discussing the 2026 Annual Action Plan for Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds. These funds are used to assist low- and moderate-income persons by providing housing, living environments, and economic opportunities.

• Proposed 2026 CDBG Action Plan
• Expected $396,919 in funding from HUD

The Village of Schaumburg conducted a public hearing regarding the 2026 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Action Plan. No public comments were received during the session.

• Held public hearing for 2026 CDBG Action Plan

Planning, Building, and Development Committee

The Planning, Building, and Development Committee will consider two contract proposals. The first is a recommendation to approve a Master License Agreement with Ezee Fiber Texas, LLC to deploy fiber optic infrastructure in village rights-of-way. The second is a recommendation to approve an American Tower lease extension proposal at 714 S. Plum Grove Road. No other business is listed.

• Recommendation to approve a Master License Agreement with Ezee Fiber Texas, LLC for deployment of fiber optic infrastructure within village rights-of-way
• Recommendation to approve American Tower lease extension proposal at 714 S. Plum Grove Road

Sister Cities Commission

The commission will hear reports from its Germany, Japan, and South Asia subcommittees and discuss proposals for use of Sister City funds. They will also set the August meeting date. No formal votes or financial appropriations are on the agenda.

• Germany Subcommittee Report
• Japan Subcommittee Report
• South Asia Subcommittee Report
• Proposals for Use of Sister City Funds
• Discuss August meeting date

Transportation Committee

The Transportation Committee will review recommendations for traffic signal cabinet and controller upgrades. Members will also discuss the Schaumburg Regional Airport Hazard Plan and bicycle program goals for FY27.

• Agreement with DLZ Illinois, Inc. for 2026 Traffic Signal Cabinet and Controller Upgrades
• FY27 Goals and Deliverables for the Four-Year Implementation Plan for Bicycle Program Improvements
• Adoption of the Schaumburg Regional Airport Hazard Plan
• Schaumburg Regional Airport Implementation Plan Update

The committee recommended approving a $148,994 agreement for traffic signal cabinet and controller upgrades at five intersections. Members also recommended adopting the Schaumburg Regional Airport Hazard Plan and proceeding with FY27 bicycle program goals.

• Recommended $148,994 agreement with DLZ Illinois, Inc. for traffic signal upgrades (3-0)
• Recommended approval of FY27 goals and deliverables for Bicycle Program Improvements (3-0)
• Recommended adoption of the Schaumburg Regional Airport Hazard Plan (3-0)
• Accepted Schaumburg Regional Airport Implementation Plan Update as informational (3-0)
• Approved April 7, 2026, meeting minutes (3-0)

Village Board

The Village Board will consider several infrastructure contracts, including airfield lighting and street improvements. The board is also reviewing special use requests for banquet halls and a home-based business, along with traffic ordinances for multiple streets.

• Airfield Lighting Improvements bid to Hecker and Company, Inc. for $818,991
• Rodenburg Road Improvements Phase I engineering agreement for $317,264
• Street Improvement Program additional expenditures for Builders Paving, LLC ($992,609.82) and Engineering Enterprises, Inc. ($77,136.39)
• Special use requests for banquet halls at 331 W. Golf Road and 1209 E. Golf Road
• 90 North Park Turf Establishment Project bid to Brightview Landscapes, LLC for $83,800

Septemberfest Committee

The committee is meeting to review planning updates for Septemberfest 2026. The session includes reports on various event components and approvals of expenditures.

• Approval of expenditures
• Planning for Arts & Crafts Show and Craft Beer & Wine Garden
• Discussion of Layout, Carnival, and Drone Display
• Review of Parade and Main Stage Entertainment
• Taste of Schaumburg and Not-for-Profit Day 1 planning

The provided minutes contain no record of discussions, proposals, or votes. The document consists of a template with no substantive content regarding Septemberfest business.

Plan Commission

The Schaumburg Plan Commission will first approve the general minutes from the June 3, 2026 meeting. It will then hear case P2604-01 concerning the teardown and replacement of the Kosinski Residence at 319 Wianno Lane. The meeting also includes a period for public comments before adjournment.

• Approve General Minutes from June 3, 2026
• Hear case P2604-01: teardown and replacement plan for 319 Wianno Lane (Kosinski Residence)
• Public comments period

The Plan Commission recommended approval of a teardown and replacement plan for the Kosinski residence at 319 Wianno Lane. The decision included a condition that the existing sugar maple tree be removed and replaced. The case will be placed on the July 14 Village Board consent agenda.

• Approved June 3, 2026 minutes by voice acclamation
• Recommended approval of Teardown and Replacement Plan for 319 Wianno Lane (6-1)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider three requests: a special use for a banquet hall at Vanam Indian Vegetarian; a subdivision, site plan, drive-through special use, sign variation, and design review for 7 Brew Development; and a site plan, car wash special use, parking variation, and design review for Club Car Wash.

• Vanam Indian Vegetarian – Special Use for Banquet Hall at 331 W. Golf Road
• 7 Brew Development – Plat of Subdivision, Site Plan, Drive-Through Special Use, Sign Variation, Woodfield Regional Center Design Review at 400 E. Golf Road
• Club Car Wash – Site Plan, Car Wash Special Use, Parking Variation, Woodfield Regional Center Design Review at 404 E. Golf Road

The Zoning Board of Appeals recommended approval for a 7 Brew development featuring a double drive-through concept. The board also continued the Vanam Indian Vegetarian case to a future date due to public notice issues.

• Approved previous meeting minutes (All ayes)
• Continued Vanam Indian Vegetarian case to May 13 (All ayes)
• Recommended approval for 7 Brew Development at 400 E. Golf Road subject to conditions (All ayes)

Village Board

The Village Board will vote on a consent agenda including software subscriptions, traffic signal upgrades, and liquor licenses. The meeting also includes a public hearing on agricultural land use.

• Agreement with DLZ Illinois, Inc. for traffic signal upgrades ($148,994)
• Agreement with OpenGov for permitting software ($113,033.59 and $116,424.60)
• Liquor licenses for Solstice Hop & Vine Fest and Schweikher House
• Ordinance amending Village Code relative to Special Events
• Amendment to Municipal Code regarding Agricultural Land Uses

The Village Board approved May 26, 2026, minutes and $4,341,414.39 in expenditures. The Board also passed a consent agenda containing liquor license recommendations and committee reports.

• Approved May 26, 2026, Village Board Minutes (4-0)
• Approved $4,341,414.39 in expenditures (4-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda including liquor license requests and committee recommendations (4-0)

Public Safety Committee

The Schaumburg Public Safety Committee will consider a recommendation to adopt an ordinance that would regulate electronic vehicle charging stations and lithium‑ion batteries. The meeting will also include an informational presentation of the Northwest Central Joint Emergency Management System (JEMS) 2024‑2025 annual report. Standard agenda items such as call to order, approval of the November 13, 2025 minutes, public comments, and adjournment are also scheduled.

• Recommendation to adopt an ordinance regarding the regulation of electronic vehicle charging stations and lithium‑ion batteries
• Northwest Central Joint Emergency Management System (JEMS) 2024‑2025 annual report – informational
• Approval of minutes from the November 13, 2025 meeting

The committee recommended that the Village Board amend ordinances regarding electronic vehicle charging stations and lithium-ion batteries. The proposal includes requirements for charger placement in parking garages and mandatory sprinkler systems for interior locations. The meeting also included an informational report on the Northwest Central Joint Emergency Management Systems.

• Approved November 13, 2025 minutes (2-0)
• Recommended Village Board amend Ordinance Title 15, Chapter 3, Section 157 regarding EV charging and lithium-ion batteries

Coffee With The Council

The Village Council is holding an informal monthly meeting to hear comments from the public. The agenda consists of procedural items and a public comment period.

• Approval of May 9, 2026 minutes
• Public comment period

The meeting consisted of resident comments regarding local infrastructure, safety, and community facilities. No substantive decisions or votes were taken by the Village Board during this session.

• Staff will discuss water billing flexibility with the Finance Department
• Police Department will evaluate enforcement efforts on Cloverdale Lane
• Park District Commissioner Mayle will meet with resident regarding parking at Meineke Recreation Center
• Police Department will increase officer presence near Meineke Recreation Center during June and July

Plan Commission

The Schaumburg Plan Commission will approve minutes from previous meetings and hear a request for a fence variation at 200 Tulip Ct.

• Approval of General Minutes from 4/15/2026
• Approval of Lily Grove Bakery Minutes (P2603-01)
• Approval of Armando Residence Minutes (P2603-02)
• Approval of Botanical Honey Farm Minutes (P2603-03)
• Hear request for a fence variation at 200 Tulip Ct (P2605-01)

The Plan Commission held a hearing regarding a requested variation for a perimeter fence that failed inspection due to insufficient spacing between boards. The applicant argued the failure resulted from conflicting advice provided by Village staff, while staff recommended denial because the fence does not meet code requirements for light and air flow.

• Discussed fence variation at 200 Tulip Court (No decision recorded)

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will consider a recommendation to approve a contract extension with JG Uniforms for police department uniforms and equipment. They will also discuss the Medical Reserve Corps and receive the Police Department annual report as information. The committee may vote on recommending the contract extension to the Village Board.

• Recommendation to approve a contract extension with JG Uniforms for police department uniforms and equipment
• Discussion of the Medical Reserve Corps
• Police Department Annual Report presented as informational

The committee approved minutes from March 12, 2026, and recommended a contract extension for police uniforms. Members also discussed the decision to disband the Medical Reserve Corps.

• Approved March 12, 2026, meeting minutes (2-0)
• Recommended extending JG Uniforms agreement through April 30, 2027 (2-0)

Cultural Commission

This is a routine meeting with no major decisions. The commission will approve minutes from April 27, receive a director's report, and discuss continuing items including Young Artists Programs, Summer Programs, and 2026-27 Programming. Public comments are allowed, and the next meeting is set for June 22, 2026.

• Discussion of Young Artists Programs
• Update on Summer Programs
• Review of 2026-27 Programming

The Commission approved the meeting minutes from April 27, 2026. Discussion included upcoming summer concert series, the transition of the Prairie Center to the Al Larson Cultural Center, and potential future event bookings.

• Approved April 27, 2026, meeting minutes (voice vote, all ayes)

Sister Cities Commission Japan Subcommittee

The Schaumburg Sister Cities Commission Japan Subcommittee will convene to approve minutes and discuss a potential visit in 2027. The full Commission will meet on June 9, 2026.

• Approval of minutes
• Discussion of 2027 visit with Mr. Niwa
• Full Commission meeting on June 9, 2026

The committee met with a JTB travel agent to review proposed itinerary details and flight coordination for the 30th Anniversary Celebration. Tiana Weiler will follow up with the travel agent regarding flight options for future proposal to the committee and elected officials.

• Reviewed proposed 2027 Namerikawa itinerary with JTB travel agent

Sister Cities Commission

The Sister Cities Commission will receive reports from its Germany, Japan, and South Asia subcommittees, with the South Asia subcommittee presenting India as a candidate for a new sister city. The commission will also discuss updates on the Sister City Facebook page and proposals for Sister City funds, including a scholarship update.

• South Asia Subcommittee report on India sister city candidate
• Germany Subcommittee Report
• Japan Subcommittee Report
• Proposals for Use of Sister City Funds – Scholarship Update
• Sister City Facebook Page discussion

The Commission approved the previous meeting's minutes and discussed upcoming international visits. Members reviewed scholarship applications and updates regarding German and Japanese cultural events.

• Approved April 14, 2026, meeting minutes

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals is deciding on two special-use permit requests: one for a medical college at 1300 Woodfield Road and one for a banquet hall at 331 W. Golf Road. The board will also approve minutes from previous meetings.

• Z2603-03: Special Use for a Medical College at 1300 Woodfield Road (Niazee School of Osteopathic Medicine)
• Z2603-02: Special Use for a Banquet Hall at 331 W. Golf Road (Vanam Indian Vegetarian)
• Minutes to approve from April 22 meetings, including items for N. Family School, Woodfield Mall, The District at Veridian, and Vanam Indian Vegetarian

The Zoning Board of Appeals recommended approval of a special use request for the Niazee School of Osteopathic Medicine. The case will be forwarded to the Village Board for consideration on May 26, 2026. Additionally, the board continued the special use request for Vanam Indian Vegetarian to a future date.

• Approved previous meeting minutes (All ayes)
• Recommended approval of Special Use for Niazee School of Osteopathic Medicine at 1300 Woodfield Road (8-0)
• Continued Special Use for Vanam Indian Vegetarian at 331 W. Golf Road to May 27, 2026 (All ayes)

Engineering and Public Works Committee

The Engineering and Public Works Committee will review recommendations for design services and policy amendments. The body is also considering several equipment purchases through the Sourcewell Cooperative Purchasing Program.

• Design services agreement for 90 North Park - Stage III with RVi Planning + Landscape Architecture
• Amendment to Policy Statement 7.14 regarding Driveway Apron Replacement
• Supplemental engineering for Salem Drive Reconstruction (Parker Drive to Schaumburg Road) Phase II with HLR, Inc.
• Cloud upgrade and implementation agreement for Enterprise Asset Management System with Trimble
• Purchases of a generator, sewer camera truck, and trailered generator via Sourcewell

The Engineering and Public Works Committee reviewed several recommendations for the Village Board. These include design service agreements, road reconstruction engineering, and various equipment purchases through the Sourcewell Cooperative Purchasing Program.

• Recommended $298,100.00 agreement for 90 North Park - Stage III Design services with RVi Planning + Landscape Architecture
• Recommended referring Driveway Apron Replacement Policy amendment to Committee of the Whole
• Recommended $343,157.50 for Salem Drive Reconstruction Phase II Final Design with Hampton, Lenzini and Renwick, Inc.
• Recommended $145,250 agreement for Enterprise Asset Management System Cloud Upgrade with Trimble
• Recommended purchase of Ballpark Generator from Altorfer Power Systems for $91,215
• Recommended purchase of one Sewer Camera Truck from EJ Equipment, Inc.
• Recommended purchase of one trailered generator from Interstate Power Systems
• Recommended upfit of one Tandem-Axle Dump Truck from Bonnell Industries

Village Board

The Schaumburg Village Board will consider a consent agenda that includes approval of expenditures totaling $9,307,401.67 and several contract awards. Key items are the award of the 2026 Street Improvement Program contract to Builders Paving, LLC for $4,565,808 and multiple one‑day liquor license waivers. The board will also vote on engineering services agreements, vehicle purchases, and various membership dues and ordinances.

• Approve $9,307,401.67 in expenditures
• Award 2026 Street Improvement Program – Contract No. 2 to Builders Paving, LLC for $4,565,808
• Approve supplemental engineering services agreements with Gewalt Hamilton Associates ($209,070) and Michael Baker International ($210,605)
• Waive fees for four Class D one‑day liquor licenses for Global Brew Tap House and one for Schaumburg Firefighters Benevolent Association
• Adopt ordinances amending non‑transport ambulance service charges and granting a special use for Niazee School of Osteopathic Medicine at 1300 Woodfield Road

The Village Board approved several high-value contracts, including a major street improvement project and multiple vehicle purchases. The board also passed the consent agenda, which included various committee recommendations and liquor license requests.

• Approved May 12, 2026, meeting minutes (6-0)
• Approved $9,307,401.67 in expenditures (6-0)
• Recommended approval of the Consent Agenda (6-0)
• Recommended awarding $4,565,808 street improvement contract to Builders Paving, LLC
• Recommended supplemental engineering agreement with Gewalt Hamilton Associates, Inc. for $209,070
• Recommended supplemental engineering agreement with Michael Baker International for $210,605
• Recommended purchase of one ambulance from Foster Coach Sales, Inc.
• Recommended purchase of six Ford Interceptors from Currie Motors

Environmental Committee

The Environmental Committee will meet to discuss the planning of the 2026 Environmental Fair. The body will also review draft goals for the Comprehensive Green Action Plan (CGAP).

• Planning for the 2026 Environmental Fair
• Review of draft goals for the Comprehensive Green Action Plan (CGAP)

The committee reviewed a draft summary memo regarding the Comprehensive Green Action Plan (CGAP) and its focus areas. Discussion included how departments will implement annual goals and the role of the committee in community engagement. Planning for the 2026 Environmental Fair was also discussed.

• Approved April 2, 2026 minutes

Plan Commission

The Schaumburg Plan Commission will hold a public hearing on three applications: a special use for a home-based bakery at 438 Scholten Drive, a special use for a home-based honey farm at 2213 W Weathersfield Way, and a rear yard variation for a room addition and side yard patio at 227 Clearbrook Court. The commission will also approve previous meeting minutes and conduct commissioner training.

• Lily Grove Bakery special use for home-based baked goods at 438 Scholten Drive
• Botanical Honey Farm special use for home-based honey products at 2213 W Weathersfield Way
• Armando Residence rear yard variation for room addition and side yard patio at 227 Clearbrook Court
• Approval of minutes from January 21, 2026, and previous case minutes
• Commissioner training and reaffirmation of rules of procedure

The Plan Commission recommended approval for a bakery special use at 438 Scholten Drive and a honey production special use at 2213 W Weathersfield Way. Additionally, the commission recommended approving a rear yard setback variation for a room addition and patio at 227 Clearbrook Court.

• Approved January minutes by voice acclamation
• Recommended approval of Special Use for Lily Grove Bakery at 438 Scholten Drive (7-0)
• Recommended approval of Rear Yard Setback Variation for Armando Residence at 227 Clearbrook Court (7-0)
• Recommended approval of Special Use for Botanical Honey Farm at 2213 W Weathersfield Way (Vote not recorded in text)

Transportation Committee

The Transportation Committee will consider accepting a mobility study, approving a rate increase for the Dial-A-Ride (DART) service, and implementing lead-lag traffic signal operations on Meacham Road. A discussion on parking at Del Lago Subdivision and an informational update on state e-mobility legislation are also scheduled.

• Recommendation to accept findings of the 90 North Mobility Study
• Recommendation to approve an increase to the hourly rate for Dial-A-Ride (DART) service (amount not specified)
• Recommendation to approve lead-lag traffic signal operations on Meacham Road and direct implementation
• Del Lago Subdivision parking discussion (referred from January 2026 Coffee with the Council)
• Informational on Illinois House Bill 4840: E-Mobility Legislation

The committee accepted findings from the 90 North Mobility Study and recommended a Dial-A-Ride hourly rate increase. Members also approved lead-lag traffic signal operations for Meacham Road.

• Accepted 90 North Mobility Study findings (3-0)
• Recommended increasing MV Transportation DART hourly rate to $116.54 (3-0)
• Recommended approving Lead-Lag traffic signal operations on Meacham Road (3-0)
• Accepted Del Lago Subdivision parking discussion as informational (3-0)
• Accepted Illinois House Bill 4840 e-mobility legislation as informational (3-0)

Septemberfest Committee

The Septemberfest Committee will review minutes from April 6, 2026, and receive planning updates for the 2026 festival. Subcommittees will report on areas including arts & crafts, beer & wine, layout, entertainment, fireworks, parade, sponsorship, and volunteer coordination. Departmental staff from Community Development, Engineering, Fire, and Police will also provide reports.

• Approval of April 6, 2026 meeting minutes
• Planning updates for Septemberfest 2026 including Arts & Crafts Show, Craft Beer & Wine, Layout & Carnival
• Reports on Main Stage Entertainment, Maintenance & Fireworks, Parade, Sponsorship & Marketing
• Update on Taste of Schaumburg and Not-for-Profit Day
• Staff reports from Community Development, Engineering, Fire, and Police departments

The provided minutes consist only of a standard agenda outline, attendance lines, and clerk signatures. No business was transacted, no expenditures were approved, and no items were discussed or voted on.

• No substantive decisions, votes, or actions recorded in the provided minutes.

Schaumburg Regional Airport Advisory Commission

The Schaumburg Regional Airport Advisory Commission will meet to approve minutes from August 2025 and discuss updates to airport management and the hazard plan. The meeting will also include a verbal update from the Pilots Technical Advisory Committee.

• Approval of August 13, 2025 minutes
• Airport Management Update
• Airport Hazard Plan Update
• Pilots Technical Advisory Committee verbal update
• Next meeting scheduled for May 13, 2026

The commission voted unanimously to approve the previous meeting’s minutes and accept both the airport management report and the hazard plan update as informational items. Staff provided progress updates on fuel upgrades, gate access projects, runway lighting, pavement repairs, and airfield lighting bids that support daily flight operations and emergency response planning. Members discussed safety compliance for a tenant’s self-fueling operations and potential flowage fee adjustments, but the meeting contained only procedural approvals with no binding policy changes or contracts approved.

• Approved previous meeting minutes (All Ayes)
• Accepted airport management update as informational (All Ayes)
• Accepted airport hazard plan update as informational (All Ayes)

Pilots Technical Advisory Committee

The committee is meeting to review the Airport Hazard Plan and receive an update on airport management. The session includes a review of the February 11, 2026, minutes.

• Airport Hazard Plan
• Airport Management Update

Pilots Technical Advisory Committee

The Pilots Technical Advisory Committee will approve minutes from the August 13, 2025 meeting. It will receive an update on airport management and a briefing on the Airport Hazard Plan. The committee will also address unfinished business, continuing items, deferrals, public comments, and set the next meeting for May 13, 2026.

• Approval of minutes from August 13, 2025
• Airport Management Update
• Airport Hazard Plan Update
• Comments from the public
• Next meeting scheduled for May 13, 2026

The Pilots Technical Advisory Committee accepted the Airport Management Update and the Airport Hazard Plan Update as informational. Discussion included upcoming fuel upgrades, a new aviation lab at Harper College, and safety concerns regarding self-fueling practices.

• Approved August 13, 2025 minutes (All Ayes)
• Accepted Airport Management Update as Informational (All Ayes)
• Accepted Airport Hazard Plan Update as Informational (All Ayes)

Village Board

The Village Board will vote on a consent agenda including liquor license requests, signage plan amendments, and a site plan for a daycare center. It will also hold first readings on ordinances for the signage changes and the N. Family School daycare project. Awards for furniture installation bids and a traffic agreement with Casey's Retail Company are also on the agenda.

• Site plan, special use, and design review for N. Family School daycare at 1996 N. Roselle Road
• Amendment to signage plan for The District at Veridian and Woodfield Mall
• Bid award for Village Hall furniture installation up to $140,387 to Installation Specialists, Inc.
• Bid award for demountable wall furniture installation up to $149,936 to Apex Interior Services
• Traffic agreement with Casey's Retail Company at 1601 E. Algonquin Road

The Village Board approved April 28, 2026, minutes and $6,510,300.56 in expenditures. The board also passed a consent agenda containing liquor licenses, raffle requests, zoning amendments, and furniture installation bids.

• Approved April 28, 2026, Village Board Minutes (4-0)
• Approved $6,510,300.56 in expenditures (4-0)
• Approved Global Brew Tap House one-day liquor license and fee waiver (4-0)
• Approved St. Gregory of Nyssa Parish one-day liquor license and fee waiver (4-0)
• Approved LMJ's Lost Souls-Alzheimer's Fund raffle request and bond waiver (4-0)
• Approved The District at Veridian signage plan amendment (4-0)
• Approved Woodfield Mall signage plan amendment (4-0)
• Approved N. Family School site plan, special use, and design review (4-0)

Planning, Building, and Development Committee

The Planning, Building, and Development Committee will consider three new business items: a contract with Christopher Burke Engineering for interim engineering services, a one-year extension with TPI Building Code Consultants, Inc. for building inspection and plan review services, and an amendment to the fee schedule for building and landscape reinspection fees. No public hearings are listed. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from February 17, 2026.

• Recommendation to approve a contract with Christopher Burke Engineering for interim engineering services
• Recommendation to authorize a one-year extension to the contract with TPI Building Code Consultants, Inc. for building inspection and plan review services
• Recommendation to amend the fee schedule for building and landscape reinspection fees

The Committee recommended approving an interim engineering services contract and a one-year extension for building inspection and plan review services. These recommendations are pending final approval by the Village Board.

• Recommended $282,828 contract with Christopher Burke Engineering for interim services
• Recommended one-year contract extension with TPI Building Code Consultants, Inc.
• Approved February 17, 2026, meeting minutes

Public Safety Committee

The Schaumburg Public Safety Committee will consider a recommendation to approve an intergovernmental agreement with Harper College for handling calls for service at the Harper Professional Center. The meeting will also include informational updates on the Police Department Strategic Plan and the Police Department Wellness Program. Minutes from previous meetings will be approved.

• Recommendation to approve intergovernmental agreement with Harper College for Calls for Service at Harper Professional Center
• Police Department Strategic Plan Summary – informational update
• Police Department Wellness Program Update – informational update
• Approval of minutes from September 11, 2025 (revised) and January 8, 2026

The committee approved the revised September 11, 2025 minutes and the January 8, 2026 minutes. It approved the intergovernmental agreement with Harper College for police services at the Harper Professional Center. The board accepted the Village Manager’s recommendation on the police department’s strategic plan summary and the wellness program update.

• Approved revised September 11, 2025 minutes (Three ayes)
• Approved January 8, 2026 minutes (Three ayes)
• Approved Intergovernmental Agreement with Harper College for calls for service (Three ayes)
• Accepted Village Manager’s recommendation on Police Department Strategic Plan Summary (Three ayes)
• Accepted Police Department Wellness Program Update as informational (Three ayes)