Palatine, IL

Village Council

The Village Council will discuss 3rd quarter budget adjustments and the 2026 financial report. The body is also considering amendments to the alcoholic beverage code and a reduction in liquor licenses for a specific business.

• Ordinance amending the Calendar Year 2026 Budget (3rd Quarter Budget Adjustments)
• Ordinance amending Code of Ordinances Chapter 4 Alcoholic Beverages, Section 4-42 and 4-52
• Ordinance decreasing Class D (Restaurant) and Class VG (Video Gaming) licenses by one each for Durty Nellies Pub at 180 N. Smith Street
• Acceptance of the Third Quarter 2026 Financial Report
• Approval of Warrant 2026 #21

Business Finance and Budget Committee

The Business Finance and Budget Committee will hold a special meeting to discuss the proposed Calendar Year 2027 Budget and Capital Investment Plan.

• Discussion of the CY 2027 Proposed Budget & Capital Investment Plan

Fire and Police Commission

Village Council

Fire Pension Board

Liquor Commission

Police Pension Board

Planning and Zoning Commission

Village Council

Beautification Commission

Planning and Zoning Commission

Village Council

Planning and Zoning Commission

Foreign Fire Tax Board

Liquor Commission

Village Council

Village Council

Planning and Zoning Commission

Liquor Commission

Planning and Zoning Commission

Planning and Zoning Commission

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings regarding four different property requests. These include requests for lot coverage variations, setback adjustments, and a special use permit for a restaurant.

• 286 W. Prestwick: Variation for 44 percent lot coverage
• 1305 E. Joan Drive: Special use for 28-foot rear yard setback
• 139 N. Northwest Highway: Special use for a restaurant with a drive-through
• 429 and 435 N. Hicks Road: Variation for lot area-per-unit for 12 one-bedroom units
• 429 and 435 N. Hicks Road: Variation for a fence in a side yard abutting a street

Village Council

The Village Council will discuss several land-use ordinances, including special use amendments and parking variations. The body is also considering an agreement for snow and ice control services and the acquisition of properties on N. Rand Road.

• Ordinance to acquire properties at 2105 - 2115 N. Rand Road
• Intergovernmental Agreement with Palatine Township Road District for snow and ice control
• Special use amendment for floor and business plan expansion at 4 N. Bothwell Street and 34 W. Palatine Road
• Parking variation for restaurant expansion at 1506-1508 W. Algonquin Road
• Traffic law enforcement ordinances for Cherry Brook Village and Whispering Oaks Phase 1 HOAs

Fire and Police Commission

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will meet to discuss three specific property requests. These include a setback request, a business expansion amendment, and a parking space variation.

• Public hearing for 416 S Benton Street regarding a 32-foot front yard setback
• Public hearing for 4 N. Bothwell Road and 34 W. Palatine Road regarding a business floor plan and business plan expansion
• Public hearing for 1506 W. Algonquin Road regarding a variation to allow 75 parking spaces instead of the required 93

The Planning and Zoning Commission approved three separate requests at its October 13, 2026 meeting: a special use setback variance for a residential addition at 416 S. Benton Street, a floor plan and business plan expansion for a tasting room at 4 N. Bothwell Street and 34 W. Palatine Road, and a parking variation for a restaurant expansion at 1506 W. Algonquin Road. Each item was approved unanimously by an 8-0 vote and will tentatively go before the Village Council on October 19, 2026.

• Approved previous meeting minutes from September 29, 2026 (8-0)
• Approved special use for a front yard setback of 32 feet at 416 S. Benton Street (8-0)
• Approved special use amendment for a tasting room and event space at 4 N. Bothwell Street and 34 W. Palatine Road (8-0)
• Approved parking variation for 75 parking spaces instead of 93 at 1506 W. Algonquin Road (8-0)
• Approved adjournment by voice vote (8-0)

Special Meeting

The Village Council and Committee of the Whole are meeting to consider a motion to enter a closed session. The agenda contains no other substantive business items.

• Request for closed session pursuant to 5 ILCS 120/2 (C) (1) and (21)

The Village Council held a special meeting where the only substantive action was a motion to enter a closed session. No other decisions were recorded.

• Approved request for closed session pursuant to 5 ILCS 120/2 (C) (1) and (21) (6-0)

Liquor Commission

The Palatine Liquor Commission will meet to review one license application. The body will consider a temporary liquor license for a specific community event.

• Application for a Class E (Temporary) Liquor License for 'Music with a Mission' at Countryside Church Unitarian Universalist (1025 N. Smith Street) on November 7, 2026

Village Council

The Village Council will discuss several property setback variations and special use permits. The body is also considering a sanitary sewer recapture and engineering services for 2027 streetscape improvements.

• Design engineering services proposal from BLA Incorporated for 2027 Streetscape Improvement
• Sanitary sewer main extension recapture along Lake Cook Road
• Amendment to Chapter 18 - Health and Sanitation of the Palatine Code of Ordinances
• Reduction of Class D liquor licenses by one for Bendita Cocina at 16 S. Bothwell Street
• Zoning variations for properties at 1336 E. Anderson Drive, 1297 N. Laguna Court, 825 W. Dorset Avenue, and 1333 E. Virginia Drive

The Village Council approved design engineering services for the 2027 Streetscape Improvement and amended the health and sanitation code regarding smoking. Several residential zoning variations for decks, fences, and additions were granted, and a sanitary sewer recapture was approved for Lake Cook Road.

• Approved design engineering proposal from BLA Incorporated for 2027 Streetscape Improvement
• Approved amendment to Chapter 18 - Health and Sanitation regarding smoking ordinance
• Approved sanitary sewer main extension recapture along Lake Cook Road
• Approved rear setback of 32 feet for addition at 1336 E. Anderson Drive
• Approved rear yard setback of 16 feet for deck at 1297 N. Laguna Court
• Approved side yard fence abutting a street at 825 W. Dorset Avenue
• Approved 18-foot rear lot line setback for deck at 1333 E. Virginia Drive
• Approved decreasing Class D liquor licenses by one for Bendita Cocina

Village Council

The Palatine Village Council meets October 5, 2026 at 7:00 PM at Village Hall, 200 E. Wood Street, to consider land-use requests and contract awards. Items include a 2-lot single-family subdivision at 720 & 684 W. Ruhl Road and 1808, 1815 & 1817 W. Rosiland Road, a four-unit condominium building at 315 W. Johnson Street, and several special uses. The agenda also lists contract awards for the 2026 Fiber Optic Link Project and the 2026 HP Desktop Computers and Laptops Bid, plus a resolution amending Fire and Police Commission rules. Most items appear on the consent agenda, meaning they would be enacted in one motion without separate discussion unless a Council Member requests it.

• Preliminary & final planned development and plat of subdivision for a 2-lot single-family subdivision at 720 & 684 W. Ruhl Road and 1808, 1815 & 1817 W. Rosiland Road (Council District Three)
• Final planned development, rezoning to planned development, and plat of subdivision for a four-unit condominium building at 315 W. Johnson Street (Council District Two)
• Special use for a fence in a front yard at 300 N. Clark Drive (Council District Four)
• Special use for a 31-foot rear yard setback instead of the required 40 feet at 404 S. Maple Street (Council District Two)
• Special use for a tobacco shop and electronic cigarette store at 444 E. Dundee Road (Council District Three)

The Village Council approved a $250,610 fiber optic link project and a $125,170 contract for HP computers. Several land-use decisions were made, including the approval of a four-unit condominium building and a new tobacco shop. The council also granted special use permits for a front-yard fence and a rear-yard setback.

• Approved $250,610 fiber optic link contract to Utility Dynamics Co. (Voice Vote)
• Approved $125,170.32 contract for HP computers and laptops to W. B. Mason Co. (Voice Vote)
• Approved 2-lot single-family residential subdivision at 720 & 684 W. Ruhl Rd and 1808, 1815 & 1817 W. Rosiland Rd (Voice Vote)
• Approved four-unit condominium building at 315 W. Johnson Street (Voice Vote)
• Approved special use for a front yard fence at 300 N. Clark Drive (Voice Vote)
• Approved special use for a 31-foot rear yard setback at 404 S. Maple Street (Voice Vote)
• Approved special use for a tobacco and electronic cigarette store at 444 E. Dundee Road (Voice Vote)
• Approved resolution amending Fire and Police Commission rules (Roll Call)

Fire and Police Commission

The Palatine Fire and Police Commission is holding a special meeting to conduct interviews for new police officer candidates. The agenda includes a closed session, public comment, and standard procedural items.

• New police officer candidate interviews
• Closed session as required
• Public comment period

The commission held a special meeting to interview new police officer candidates. The board voted to continue the interview process.

• Approved motion to continue New Police Officer Interview process (All in Favor)

Fire and Police Commission

The Palatine Fire and Police Commission is holding a special meeting to consider the permanent appointment of probationary officer Leticia Ortiz, approve minutes from a prior meeting, and conduct interviews of new police officer candidates. The agenda also includes a closed session as required by law.

• Consider permanent appointment of probationary officer Leticia Ortiz
• Approve minutes from 08/24/2026
• Interviews of new police officer candidates
• Closed session as required

The Fire and Police Commission approved the permanent appointment of probationary officer Leticia Ortiz. The commission also conducted interviews for new police officer candidates before suspending the process.

• Approved permanent appointment of probationary officer Leticia Ortiz (All in favor)
• Approved minutes from 08/24/2026 (All in favor)
• Suspended police officer interview process until October 01, 2026 (All in favor)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Palatine Planning and Zoning Commission meets September 29, 2026 at 7:00 PM at Village Hall, 200 E. Wood Street, to hold public hearings on five residential zoning requests. The requests seek variations and a special use for lot coverage, deck and rear setbacks, and a fence. The agenda also includes approval of the September 15, 2026 draft minutes, public comment, and communications.

• 286 W. Prestwick: variation for 44% lot coverage instead of the 40% maximum in R-1B
• 1333 E. Virginia Drive: variation for an 18-foot rear deck setback instead of 25 feet, and 46% lot coverage instead of the 45% maximum in R-2
• 1336 E. Anderson Drive: special use for a 32-foot rear setback encroaching on the required 40-foot rear yard in R-2
• 1297 N. Laguna Court: variation for a 16-foot rear deck setback instead of the 25-foot minimum
• 825 W. Dorset Street: fence in a side yard abutting a street

The Commission approved several requests for setback reductions for decks, a sunroom addition, and a side-yard fence. One request for a lot coverage variation at 286 W. Prestwick was continued to a future meeting.

• Approved 18-foot rear setback for deck at 1333 E. Virginia Drive (5-2)
• Approved 32-foot rear setback for sunroom addition at 1336 E. Anderson Drive (7-0)
• Approved 16-foot rear setback for deck at 1297 N. Laguna Court (7-0)
• Approved 5-foot side setback for fence at 825 W. Dorset Street (5-2)
• Continued variation for 286 W. Prestwick to October 27, 2026

Beautification Commission

The Commission will review past events including the Hometown Pride Awards and Fall Decorating Event. The agenda also includes discussions regarding the Slade Street Improvements Landscape Plan and amendments to Commission duties.

• Downtown Palatine Redevelopment-Slade Street Improvements Landscape Plan
• Beautification Commission Duties Amendments
• 2027 Spring/Summer Planting Theme

Village Council

The Village Council will consider an annexation agreement and rezoning for a 38-unit townhouse development at 1490 N. Quentin Road and 885 W. Dundee Road. Other items include a special use transfer for a medical office and various easements.

• Annexation and rezoning for 38-unit townhouse development at 1490 N. Quentin Road and 885 W. Dundee Road
• Special Use Transfer for medical office at 776-770 E. Dundee Road
• Permanent easements from Baldwin Greens Homeowners Association and The Groves of Hidden Creek Condominium Association
• Waiver for sound amplification and street closures for Downtown Palatine Grand Re-Opening on October 10, 2026
• Authorization to acquire properties at 1102 - 1122 E. Dundee Road

The Village Council approved the annexation and rezoning of properties at 1490 N. Quentin Road and 885 W. Dundee Road for a 38-unit townhouse development. The council also accepted permanent easements for Baldwin Road culvert replacement and approved several administrative ordinances.

• Approved annexation and rezoning for 38-unit townhouse development at 1490 N. Quentin Rd and 885 W. Dundee Rd
• Approved special use transfer for medical office at 776-770 E. Dundee Road
• Accepted permanent easements from Baldwin Greens HOA and The Groves of Hidden Creek Condominium Association
• Approved sound amplification waiver and street closures for Downtown Palatine Grand Re-Opening on Oct 10, 2026
• Recommended Halloween trick-or-treat hours for Oct 31, 2026, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.
• Approved ordinance amending Code of Ordinances Chapter 2 regarding public comment limits for appointed bodies
• Authorized Village Manager to negotiate acquisition of properties at 1102-1122 E. Dundee Road
• Approved Warrant 2026 #18

Liquor Commission

The Palatine Liquor Commission is holding a special meeting to consider an application for Class E (Temporary) Liquor Licenses for six establishments for the Grand Re-Opening of Downtown Palatine on October 10, 2026, and to consider waiving village fees. The commission will also approve minutes from its September 8, 2026 regular meeting.

• Class E (Temporary) Liquor License applications for J L's Pizza & Sports Bar, T.J. O'Brien's Bar and Grill, Schnell's Brauhaus, MadCats, Mexico Uno Restaurant, and Pizza Bella
• Waiver of village fees for the temporary licenses
• Event: Grand Re-Opening of Downtown Palatine on October 10, 2026
• Council District: Six
• Approval of minutes from September 8, 2026 regular meeting

The Liquor Commission approved Class E temporary liquor licenses and fee waivers for six businesses for the Grand Re-Opening of Downtown Palatine on October 10, 2026. The commission also approved the minutes from the September 8, 2026, meeting.

• Approved Class E (Temporary) Liquor Licenses and fee waivers for J L's Pizza & Sports Bar, T.J. O'Brien's Bar and Grill, Schnell's Brauhaus, MadCats, Mexico Uno Restaurant, and Pizza Bella (7-0)
• Approved September 8, 2026 meeting minutes (7-0)

Foreign Fire Tax Board

The Palatine Foreign Fire Tax Board is meeting to review the treasurer's report, approve minutes, and consider nine funding requests from fire department staff for equipment and facility improvements. The board will also discuss rolling out new bylaws under old business. Public comment is scheduled before adjournment.

• TWR/SQD 5G RF meters request — Lt. Adam Rothenberg
• TRT handle ascenders request — FF Tony Graf
• TU28 Griphoist rescue kits (2) request — FF Tony Graf
• Station 82 gym flooring request — FF Kohl Steuber
• Station 85 gym equipment and bayfloor painting requests

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Palatine Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on five development requests, including special uses for a front-yard fence, a reduced rear-yard setback, a tobacco shop, a 4-unit townhome project, and a 2-lot subdivision. The commission will also consider approval of the previous meeting's minutes. These are public hearings where the commission will receive input before making recommendations.

• Special use for fence in front yard at 300 N. Clark Drive
• Special use for 31-foot rear yard setback (minimum 40 feet) at 404 S. Maple Street
• Special use for tobacco shop and e-cigarette store at 444 E. Dundee Road
• Final planned development, plat, and rezoning for 4-unit townhome at 315 W. Johnson Street
• Preliminary/final planned development and plat for 2-lot subdivision at 720 & 684 W. Ruhl Road and 1808, 15, & 17 W. Rosiland Road

The Planning and Zoning Commission approved five items, each by an 8-0 vote: a front-yard fence at 300 N. Clark Drive, a rear-yard setback reduction at 404 S. Maple Street, a tobacco and electronic cigarette store at 444 E. Dundee Road, a four-unit townhome development at 315 W. Johnson Street, and a two-lot single-family subdivision on W. Ruhl Road and W. Rosiland Road. All five are recommendations that tentatively go to Village Council on Monday, October 5, 2026. The Commission also approved its August 25, 2026 draft minutes by voice vote and adjourned. No one spoke during public comment.

• Approved front-yard fence special use at 300 N. Clark Drive, 5-foot fence set back 5 feet from Baldwin Road lot line (8-0)
• Approved rear-yard setback of 31 feet instead of required 40 feet at 404 S. Maple Street (8-0)
• Approved special use for tobacco and electronic cigarette store at 444 E. Dundee Road (8-0)
• Approved final planned development, plat of subdivision and rezoning to Planned Development for 4-unit townhomes at 315 W. Johnson Street (8-0)
• Approved preliminary/final planned development and plat of subdivision for 2-lot single-family subdivision at 720 W. Ruhl Road and 1808 W. Rosiland Road (8-0)
• Approved draft PZC minutes of 08/25/2026 by voice vote
• Adjourned by voice vote

Liquor Commission

Village Council

The Palatine Village Council will consider several items, including amendments to planned development approvals at 1140 E. Northwest Highway and 8 S. Brockway Street, a contract award for the 2026 Roof Restoration and Replacement Project, and an ordinance amending Chapter 8 of the building codes. These items are on the consent agenda and are expected to be approved by one motion unless a council member requests separate discussion.

• Minor amendment to planned development approval for 1140 E. Northwest Highway
• Time extension and minor amendment for building elevations at 8 S. Brockway Street
• Contract award for 2026 Roof Restoration and Replacement Project
• Ordinance amending Chapter 8 - Building Codes and Regulations

The Palatine Village Council approved a $768,946 contract for the 2026 Roof Restoration and Replacement Project, awarded to CIC Corporation and Futurity 19. They also approved a minor amendment to the Planned Development Approval for 1140 E. Northwest Highway, reflecting that the apartments will not be utilized, and amended Chapter 8 of the Building Codes to require sprinkler systems in new construction. A time extension and minor amendment for 8 S. Brockway Street was remanded back to staff.

• Approved $768,946 roof restoration contract (voice vote, all present in favor)
• Approved minor amendment to Planned Development at 1140 E. Northwest Highway (voice vote, all in favor)
• Approved ordinance amending Chapter 8 building codes for sprinkler systems in new construction (voice vote, all in favor)
• Remanded 8 S. Brockway Street time extension and minor amendment back to staff (voice vote, all in favor)

Village Council

The Village Council will consider several development items, including a redevelopment agreement and special use permits for a restaurant, bar, and brewery. Other business includes a single-family residential development at 25 W. Michigan Avenue and a contract for drainage improvements.

• Redevelopment agreement for 180-190 N. Smith Street with BGB Palatine Real Estate, LLC
• Special use for a restaurant/bar, brewery, and expanded patio at 180 N. Smith Street
• Planned development and subdivision for a single-family lot at 25 W. Michigan Avenue
• Special use transfer for a medical office at 231 N. Northwest Highway
• Contract award for the 2026 Drainage Improvements Project

The Village Council approved ordinances for a restaurant, bar, and brewery at 180-190 N. Smith Street, including a redevelopment agreement and an increased microbrewery liquor license. The Council also approved a drainage improvement contract and residential development plans for 25 W. Michigan Avenue.

• Approved redevelopment ordinances and agreement for brewery/restaurant at 180-190 N. Smith Street
• Approved single-family residential development at 25 W. Michigan Avenue
• Approved special use transfer for medical office at 231 N. Northwest Highway
• Approved increase of one Class N microbrewery liquor license for Big Grove Brewery
• Awarded $283,483 contract to DeVinci Construction for 202 and drainage improvements
• Approved 2026 Hometown Pride Award winners

Liquor Commission

The Palatine Liquor Commission will hold a regular meeting to consider an application for a Class N (Microbrewery) liquor license for Big Grove Brewery at 180 N. Smith Street. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from the July 13, 2026 meeting, plus routine items like call to order, roll call, and public comment.

• Consider Class N (Microbrewery) liquor license for Big Grove Brewery at 180 N. Smith Street
• Approval of minutes from July 13, 2026 regular meeting

The Palatine Liquor Commission approved a Class N (Microbrewery) liquor license for Big Grove Brewery at 180 N. Smith Street by voice vote with no dissenting votes. The commission also approved the minutes from the July 13, 2026 meeting and adjourned. No members of the public spoke during the recognition of audience.

• Approved Class N (Microbrewery) liquor license for Big Grove Brewery at 180 N. Smith Street (voice vote, all ayes)
• Approved minutes of July 13, 2026 regular meeting (voice vote, all ayes)
• Adjourned meeting at 7:51 PM (voice vote, all ayes)

Fire Pension Board

The Palatine Fire Pension Board is holding a special meeting to approve minutes, review quarterly financial reports, and authorize payments to vendors. They will also discuss administrative items including new members, retirement applications, and setting 2027 meeting dates.

• Approval of May 11 and August 10, 2026 minutes
• Review of VOP and IFPIF quarterly reports
• Payments to Reimer Dobrovolny & LaBardi, Lauterbach & Amen, Northwest Community Hospital, IPPFA Certified Trustee Program, and AFFI
• Discussion of retirement applications and disability pensioner physical exam status
• Notification of intention for reciprocity time for Kevin Jacks

Fire Pension Board

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Palatine Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on two requests: a variation for a deck and lot coverage at 1333 E. Virginia Drive, and amendments plus a special use for a brewery restaurant at 180 N. Smith Street. The commission will also approve minutes and take public comment.

• Variation for 18-foot rear setback (required 25 ft) at 1333 E. Virginia Dr
• Variation for 46% lot coverage (max 45%) at 1333 E. Virginia Dr
• Amendment to Planned Development Ordinances #O-54-01 and #O-146-02 for 180 & 190 N. Smith St
• Special use for Big Grove Brewery restaurant/bar with outdoor patio at 180 N. Smith St

The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved a Planned Development Amendment and Special Use for a new restaurant, bar, and brewery. The project involves remodeling the existing Durty Nellie's property to include an expanded outdoor patio and site improvements. Approval is subject to several staff-recommended conditions regarding sound, lighting, and parking.

• Approved Planned Development Amendment #O-54-01 and #O-146-02 (9-0)
• Approved Special Use for Big Grove Brewery (9-0)
• Approved August 11, 2026, meeting minutes (9-0)

Joint Review Board

The Palatine Joint Review Board is holding a special meeting to select a public member and chairman, approve prior minutes, and conduct its annual review of the performance of four Tax Increment Financing (TIF) districts. The board will discuss the Downtown Area, Rand/Lake Cook, Rand Road Corridor, and Dundee Road and IL-53 TIF districts. Public comment is also scheduled.

• Nomination and selection of public member
• Nomination and selection of chairman
• Approval of minutes from June 16, 2025 annual meeting
• Annual review of Downtown Area TIF District
• Annual review of Rand/Lake Cook, Rand Road Corridor, and Dundee Road and IL-53 TIF districts

Joint Review Board

Fire and Police Commission

The Palatine Fire and Police Commission is holding a special meeting to conduct a closed session, interview a lateral police officer candidate, and consider the permanent appointment of probationary officer Nick Heuertz. The meeting also includes a police department update and public comment.

• Closed session as required
• Police officer lateral candidate interview
• Consider permanent appointment of probationary officer Nick Heuertz
• Police department update
• Public comment

The Fire and Police Commission held a special meeting and voted unanimously (5-0) to approve a police officer lateral candidate interview. The commission also unanimously approved the permanent appointment of probationary Officer Nick Heuertz.

• Approved police officer lateral candidate interview (5-0)
• Approved permanent appointment of probationary Officer Nick Heuertz (unanimous)

Village Council

The Palatine Village Council will hold its regular meeting and Committee of the Whole, considering several ordinances and motions. Key items include a mid-year financial review, second-quarter budget adjustments, declaring surplus revenue in two TIF districts, and zoning variations for a religious use and a residential property. The consent agenda bundles routine items like a warrant approval and a water main contract change order.

• Ordinance for Planned Development Amendment for RCCG Citadel of Hope at 1254 W. Northwest Highway
• Ordinance granting variations for accessory structure and driveway at 1530 N. Elm Street
• Discussion of 2026 Mid-Year Financial Review
• Ordinance amending 2026 Budget (2nd Quarter Adjustments)
• Ordinances declaring surplus revenue in Rand/Lake Cook and Downtown TIF Districts

The Village Council denied a request for zoning variations to keep an unpermitted front-yard garage and widen a driveway at 1530 N. Elm Street, with no votes in favor. The council also approved several ordinances and motions, including a planned development amendment for a church, budget adjustments, TIF surplus declarations, a water main change order, and removal of parking restrictions on East Nichols Road.

• Denied variations for accessory structure and driveway at 1530 N. Elm St. (0-6)
• Approved planned development amendment for RCCG Citadel of Hope at 1254 W. Northwest Hwy (voice vote)
• Approved 2nd quarter budget adjustments (voice vote)
• Declared surplus revenue in Rand/Lake Cook TIF fund (voice vote)
• Declared surplus revenue in Downtown TIF fund (voice vote)
• Approved Change Order #1 for 2025 Water Main Replacement (voice vote)
• Removed parking restrictions on East Nichols Road (voice vote)
• Approved consent agenda including warrants and Wilson Subdivision security deposit reduction (voice vote)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Palatine Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on three development proposals: a new single-family home at 25 W. Michigan Avenue, a group home special use at 315 S. Oak Street, and a 38-unit townhouse development at 1490 N. Quentin Road and 885 W. Dundee Road. The commission will also consider approval of minutes from the July 28, 2026 meeting. No other substantive items are listed.

• Final Planned Development for 1 new single-family home at 25 W. Michigan Avenue
• Preliminary and Final Plat of Subdivision for 1-lot residential subdivision at 25 W. Michigan Avenue
• Special use for a group home with 5 persons plus staff at 315 S. Oak Street
• Annexation from unincorporated Cook County for 1490 N. Quentin Road and 885 W. Dundee Road
• Final Planned Development, Final Plat of Subdivision, and rezoning for 38-unit townhouse development

The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a final planned development for a 38-unit townhouse project at 1490 N. Quentin Road and 885 W. Dundee Road, including annexation, subdivision, and rezoning, by an 8-1 vote. The commission also approved a single-family home subdivision at 25 W. Michigan Avenue (9-0) and denied a special use for a five-person group home at 315 S. Oak Street (6-3).

• Approved final planned development for 38-unit townhouse development at 1490 N Quentin Rd/885 W Dundee Rd (8-1)
• Approved final planned development and subdivision for one single-family home at 25 W Michigan Ave (9-0)
• Denied special use for group home at 315 S Oak St (6-3)

Police Pension Board

The Palatine Police Pension Board will review and approve the actuarial valuation report, the Village contribution request, and compliance reports. It will also approve a retirement benefit for Officer Chad Felde and handle new member enrollments and officer elections.

• Payment to Puchalski for $4,799.10 for legal services
• Review and approve actuarial valuation report and Village contribution request
• Approve retirement benefit for Ofc. Chad Felde: $83,174.26 annually, initial benefit date 12/13/2026
• New Tier 2 members: Liam P McGuffin (hire 08/02/26) and Richard Schlecht (hire 05/18/26)
• Update on McGee disability application and Castillo application

Village Council