Village Board of Trustees

Regular Meeting

Arlington Heights, IL · May 4, 2026

Minutes

MINUTES President and Board of Trustees Village of Arlington Heights Board Room Arlington Heights Village Hall 33 S. Arlington Heights Road Arlington Heights, IL 60005 May 4, 2026 7:30 PM I. CALL TO ORDER II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE A. Presentation of the Colors by Boy Scout Troop 32 III. ROLL CALL OF MEMBERS President Tinaglia and the following Trustees responded to roll: James Bertucci, Wendy Dunnington, Colin Gilbert, Robin LaBedz, Bill Manganaro, Carina Santa Maria, Greg Zyck. Trustee Tom Schwingbeck was absent. Also present were: Randy Recklaus, Diana Mikula, Emily Rodman, Mila Tsagalis, Hart Passman, and Maggie Mattio. IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES A. 4/20/26 Meeting Minutes Trustee LaBedz moved to Approve. Trustee Dunnington Seconded the Motion. The Motion: Passed Ayes: Trustee Bertucci, Trustee Dunnington, Trustee LaBedz, Trustee Manganaro, President Tinaglia, Trustee Zyck Nays: None Abstain: Trustee Colin Gilbert, Trustee Carina Santa Maria Absent: Trustee Schwingbeck B. 3/16/26 Closed Session Minutes Trustee LaBedz moved to Approve. Trustee Zyck Seconded the Motion. The Motion: Passed Ayes: Trustee Bertucci, Trustee Dunnington, Trustee Gilbert, Trustee LaBedz, Trustee Manganaro, President Tinaglia, Trustee Zyck Nays: None Abstain: Trustee Carina Santa Maria Absent: Trustee Schwingbeck C. 4/6/26 Closed Session Minutes Trustee Manganaro moved to Approve. Trustee LaBedz Seconded the Motion. The Motion: Passed Ayes: Trustee Bertucci, Trustee Gilbert, Trustee LaBedz, Trustee Manganaro, Trustee Santa Maria, President Tinaglia, Trustee Zyck Nays: None Abstain: Trustee Wendy Dunnington Absent: Trustee Schwingbeck V. APPROVAL OF ACCOUNTS PAYABLE A. 4/30/26 Warrant Register Trustee Bertucci moved to Approve the Warrant Register dated April 30, 2026 in the amount of $2,634,277.68. Trustee LaBedz Seconded the Motion. The Motion: Passed Ayes: Trustee Bertucci, Trustee Dunnington, Trustee Gilbert, Trustee LaBedz, Trustee Manganaro, Trustee Santa Maria, President Tinaglia, Trustee Zyck Nays: None Abstain: None Absent: Trustee Schwingbeck VI. RECOGNITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS A. 107th Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony Mr. Greg Padovani invited the community to attend the 107th Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 25th to honor the servicemen, women, and fallen heroes. The parade will culminate with a ceremony at Memorial Park. In the event of inclement weather, the ceremony would relocate to Grace Gym at Christian Liberty Academy at 11:00AM. He thanked the Village for their ongoing support in making the event possible. Mr. Padovani also highlighted that the Arlington Heights Memorial Library recently published a book by resident and local author Brian Maloney titled "Fallen Heroes of Arlington Heights in the Civil War." Mr. Maloney researched and told the stories of nine fallen heroes of the Civil War that were from Arlington Heights. Mr. Recklaus recognized Deputy Village Manager Diana Mikula for receiving the 2026 Illinois Association of Municipal Management Assistants (IAMMA) Gregory F. Ford Outstanding Member Award. The award honors one Deputy or Assistant Village Manager in the State of Illinois who has made a significant contribution to the organization while serving outside their role. Ms. Mikula said her time working in local government had been incredibly rewarding and that serving the Village had been both an honor and a privilege. VII. PUBLIC HEARINGS VIII. CITIZENS TO BE HEARD Anyone wishing to speak on a subject not on the Agenda should fill out a card, located in the back of the room, and hand it to the Village Clerk. Please limit your comments to three minutes. Jeff Zondlo announced that the Arlington Heights Garden Club, in collaboration with the Veterans of Foreign Wars, the American Legion, The Marine Corps League, and the Village's Public Works Department, will be hosting a dedication ceremony for the installation of a Blue Star Memorial Marker on May 17th at 2:00 PM at Clock Tower Park. The Blue Star Memorial Marker program pays tribute to all men and women who serve in the U.S. Armed Forces. After installation of the marker, the Arlington Heights Garden Club will plant and maintain flowers and native plants at its base. He invited the community to attend the event. Devin Gray and Andrij Sklierenko asked the Board to reconsider the Short-Term Rental Ordinance. Mr. Gray mentioned common misconceptions of short-term rentals and outlined a proposed pilot program. Mr. Sklierenko said most of his customers were prior Arlington Heights residents returning for funerals or special events. He shared the screening process he had in place before accepting a reservation and provided ideas to regulate short-term rentals. Norbert Piortrowski read an email he wrote to the Daily Herald expressing his fiscal and community concerns over the proposed Chicago Bears Stadium in Arlington Heights. Amy Somary proposed broadcasting Committee-of-the-Whole meetings so people who are unable to attend in person can stay informed. IX. CONSENT AGENDA This Agenda consists of proposals and recommendations that, in the opinion of the Village Manager, will be acceptable to all members of the Board of Trustees. The purpose of this Agenda is to save time by taking only one roll call vote instead of separate votes on each item. Consideration of this Consent Agenda will be governed by the following rules and procedures prior to roll call vote: 1. Any Trustee who wishes to vote "no" or "pass" on any Consent Agenda items should so indicate. 2. Upon the request of any one Trustee, any item will be removed from the Consent Agenda and considered separately after adoption of the Consent Agenda. 3. Citizens in the audience may request that the Board remove any item from this Consent Agenda for separate consideration after adoption of the Consent Agenda. 4. One roll call vote will be taken and will cover all remaining Consent Agenda items. A. A Resolution Approving a Plat of Subdivision for 1920 N. Chestnut Avenue - PC#24-018 Trustee Bertucci removed this item from the consent agenda after receiving numerous emails from neighboring homeowners expressing concern over the proposed setback of the home on Lot 1 of the Chestnut Woods Final Plat of Subdivision. Ms. Rodman provided a brief summary of the proposed redevelopment project and the timeline of approvals it underwent prior to seeking Board approval of the Final Plat of Subdivision. Following the first Public Hearing and the Plan Commission's recommendation for approval, the Petitioner appeared before the Board on October 20, 2025, and sought approval of a Preliminary Plat of Subdivision and several variances. The Board approved the proposal and directed Staff and the Village Attorney to prepare final documents which granted the zoning relief requested and the Preliminary Plat of Subdivision for consideration at a future Board meeting. At the December 1, 2025, Village Board Meeting, the Board passed a Resolution approving the Preliminary Plat of Subdivision and authorized the variations by Ordinance. Ms. Rodman mentioned that to- date the Petitioner had complied with several of the conditions set forth by the Plan Commission, and the only outstanding condition was cash contributions in lieu of land dedication for the Park District and Library, which occur in conjunction with the building permit. Ms. Rodman said the motion before the Board was to approve a Resolution approving the Final Plat of Subdivision for 1920 N. Chestnut. She noted that under Section 29-208 of the Village's Municipal Code, the Board shall approve the Final Plat of Subdivision if it determined that the plans and specifications complied with all provisions of the Code and substantially conformed to the preliminary plat. She explained that the Petitioner proceeded and invested in moving forward with the project based on prior approvals by the Board. The Plan Commission found that the final plat substantially conformed to the preliminary plat. The homeowners to the north and south of the proposed home on Lot 1 of the Plat of Subdivision expressed concern over the 25-foot setback. They noted that the neighboring homes were constructed with setbacks ranging from 90 to 100 feet. Therefore, placing a home between their property with a 25-foot setback would be inconsistent with the established character and spacing of the surrounding properties. They also expressed concerns over the aesthetics of a floating sidewalk and curb. Ms. Rodman presented an analysis of the neighboring setbacks which vary from 28 feet and just over 100 feet and said the project aligned with the future vision outlined in the Comprehensive Plan approved by the Village Board, and that the proposal complied with the Comprehensive Plan requirements. Discussion ensued regarding the property setback and its non-conformity with the adjacent homes, an amendment to the Village's Zoning Code, an update to the Comprehensive Plan, and possible legal ramifications against the Village should the Final Plat be denied. Trustee LaBedz moved to Approve. Trustee Manganaro Seconded the Motion. The Motion: Passed Ayes: Trustee Dunnington, Trustee Gilbert, Trustee LaBedz, Trustee Manganaro, Trustee Santa Maria, President Tinaglia, Trustee Zyck Nays: Trustee Bertucci Abstain: None Absent: Trustee Schwingbeck R2026-049 X. NEW BUSINESS A. Appointment of Jeff Thiel to the Arlington Economic Alliance, term ending April 30, 2029 Trustee LaBedz moved to Concur in the Mayor's Appointment. Trustee Santa Maria Seconded the Motion. The Motion: Passed Ayes: Trustee Bertucci, Trustee Dunnington, Trustee Gilbert, Trustee LaBedz, Trustee Manganaro, Trustee Santa Maria, President Tinaglia, Trustee Zyck Nays: None Abstain: None Absent: Trustee Schwingbeck President Tinaglia administered the Oath of Office to Mr. Thiel. B. Appointment of Charles Wilk to the Environmental Commission, term ending April 30, 2027 Trustee Zyck moved to Concur in the Mayor's Appointment. Trustee Dunnington Seconded the Motion. The Motion: Ayes: Trustee Bertucci, Trustee Dunnington, Trustee Gilbert, Trustee LaBedz, Trustee Manganaro, Trustee Santa Maria, President Tinaglia, Trustee Zyck Nays: None Abstain: None Absent: Trustee Schwingbeck President Tinaglia administered the Oath of Office to Mr. Wilk. C. Appointment of Annabelle Finn to the Environmental Commission, term ending April 30, 2027 Trustee LaBedz moved to Concur in the Mayor's Appointment. Trustee Manganaro Seconded the Motion. The Motion: Passed Ayes: Trustee Bertucci, Trustee Dunnington, Trustee Gilbert, Trustee LaBedz, Trustee Manganaro, Trustee Santa Maria, President Tinaglia, Trustee Zyck Nays: None Abstain: None Absent: Trustee Schwingbeck President Tinaglia administered the Oath of Office to Ms. Finn. D. 1903 E. Euclid Ave. - First United Methodist Church Arlington Heights, Approval of Variations, PC#25-025 Petitioner Dan Buntley, on behalf of First United Methodist Church, mentioned the Church's westernmost parking lot needed replacement. He proposed converting a small portion of the existing asphalt into a sustainable green space with prairie grass, shrubs, and trees to reduce stormwater runoff and improve aesthetics between the single-family homes to the west. The Metropolitan Water Reclamation District determined that no WMO permit was required as there were no proposed changes to the existing water and sewer systems or site grading. He went on to discuss project specifications and results from two parking studies the Church conducted. He sought several variations, including reducing the required side setback from 43.2 feet to 30.5 feet, allowing parking wheel stops in lieu of required curbing, and permitting 235 parking spaces where 320 spaces are required. Trustee Zyck asked whether the proposed 235 parking spaces included the existing spaces in the Church’s other parking areas and questioned whether 235 spaces would be sufficient, noting that the parking study indicated the lot had accommodated as many as 230 vehicles at one time. Mr. Buntley said street parking would be available as an option and noted that the Church would consider adding additional services if attendance growth created a need for more parking capacity. Trustee LaBedz moved to Approve the final documents granting zoning relief for consideration at this Board meeting for PC25-025, variances from Chapter 28, Sections 5.1-3.3(b), Section 10.2-12.4, Section 10.4-4, and subject to the recommended conditions, all as set forth in the agenda materials for tonight's Board Meeting. Trustee Zyck Seconded the Motion. The Motion: Passed Ayes: Trustee Bertucci, Trustee Gilbert, Trustee LaBedz, Trustee Manganaro, Trustee Santa Maria, President Tinaglia, Trustee Zyck Nays: None Abstain: Trustee Wendy Dunnington Absent: Trustee Schwingbeck 2026-16 E. Discussion of Pool Attendant Requirements An Ordinance requiring a pool attendant to be present whenever an outdoor public or semi-private swimming pool is in use was discussed following concerns raised by a homeowners association and developers of new multi-unit housing projects. Ms. Tsagalis presented the Board with a few options for consideration. The first was to retain the Ordinance as it could increase pool safety and facilitate inspection access. However, retaining the Ordinance as written, increased costs for public and semi-public pools, created staffing constraints that could shorten the pool season, and created confusion as to the role of the pool attendant. The other option would be to eliminate the pool attendant requirement and align indoor and outdoor pool policies. Staff recommended amending Chapter 19, Section 402 of the Village Code to remove the pool attendant requirement. Mr. Jim Regan, resident and Vice President of Regent Park Homeowners Association spoke in favor of removing the requirement for a pool attendant. He said it would allow residents to enjoy the outdoor pool and reduce budgeting costs. Mr. Thomas Akouris was opposed to removing the requirement. He mentioned that the Regent Park Complex consisted of condominiums, town homes, and single-family homes wherein many families resided with small children. He expressed safety concerns for those small children as well as pool access for residents with mobility issues. It was the consensus of the Board to ask staff to conduct further research and provide information on County and State pool regulations prior to any Code Amendment. XI. ADJOURNMENT Trustee Zyck moved to Adjourn at 10:08PM. Trustee LaBedz Seconded the Motion. The Motion: Passed Ayes: Trustee Bertucci, Trustee Dunnington, Trustee Gilbert, Trustee LaBedz, Trustee Manganaro, Trustee Santa Maria, President Tinaglia, Trustee Zyck Nays: None Abstain: None Absent: Trustee Schwingbeck Persons with disabilities requiring auxiliary aids or services, such as an American Sign Language interpreter or written materials in accessible formats, should contact the Health & Human Services Department, at 33 S. Arlington Heights Road, Arlington Heights, IL 60005, healthmail@vah.com or 847/368-5760.

Agenda

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AGENDA President and Board of Trustees Village of Arlington Heights Board Room Arlington Heights Village Hall 33 S. Arlington Heights Road Arlington Heights, IL 60005 May 4, 2026 7:30 PM I. CALL TO ORDER II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE A. Presentation of the Colors by Boy Scout Troop 32 III. ROLL CALL OF MEMBERS IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES A. 4/20/26 Meeting Minutes B. 3/16/26 Closed Session Minutes C. 4/6/26 Closed Session Minutes V. APPROVAL OF ACCOUNTS PAYABLE A. 4/30/26 Warrant Register VI. RECOGNITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS A. 107th Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony VII. PUBLIC HEARINGS VIII. CITIZENS TO BE HEARD Anyone wishing to speak on a subject not on the Agenda should fill out a card, located in the back of the room, and hand it to the Village Clerk. Please limit your comments to three minutes. IX. CONSENT AGENDA This Agenda consists of proposals and recommendations that, in the opinion of the Village Manager, will be acceptable to all members of the Board of Trustees. The purpose of this Agenda is to save time by taking only one roll call vote instead of separate votes on each item. Consideration of this Consent Agenda will be governed by the following rules and procedures prior to roll call vote: Page 1 of 151 1. Any Trustee who wishes to vote "no" or "pass" on any Consent Agenda items should so indicate. 2. Upon the request of any one Trustee, any item will be removed from the Consent Agenda and considered separately after adoption of the Consent Agenda. 3. Citizens in the audience may request that the Board remove any item from this Consent Agenda for separate consideration after adoption of the Consent Agenda. 4. One roll call vote will be taken and will cover all remaining Consent Agenda items. A. A Resolution Approving a Plat of Subdivision for 1920 N. Chestnut Avenue - PC#24-018 X. NEW BUSINESS A. Appointment of Jeff Thiel to the Arlington Economic Alliance, term ending April 30, 2029 B. Appointment of Charles Wilk to the Environmental Commission, term ending April 30, 2027 C. Appointment of Annabelle Finn to the Environmental Commission, term ending April 30, 2027 D. 1903 E. Euclid Ave. - First United Methodist Church Arlington Heights, Approval of Variations, PC#25-025 E. Discussion of Pool Attendant Requirements XI. ADJOURNMENT The Village of Arlington Heights is committed to digital accessibility for all users. Persons with disabilities requiring auxiliary aids or services, such as an American Sign Language interpreter or written materials in accessible formats, should contact the Health & Human Services Department — located at 33 S. Arlington Heights Road, Arlington Heights, IL 60005 — at 847- 368-5760 or ADA@vah.com. Page 2 of 151 Page 3 of 151 Page 4 of 151 Page 5 of 151 Page 6 of 151 Page 7 of 151 Page 8 of 151 Fund Fund Description Total Transaction Amount 101 GENERAL FUND $266,515.38 215 CDBG FUND $78.30 227 FOREIGN FIRE INS TAX FUND $9,842.45 231 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION FD $100,407.70 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON 235 MUNICIPAL PARKG OPR FUND $47,999.79 HEIGHTS 263 TIF IV $1,132.00 WARRANT REGISTER FOR 266 HICKORY KENSINGTON TIF $117.00 CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 267 SOUTH ARL HTS RD TIF $3,250.50 301 DEBT SERVICE FUND $1,102,075.00 401 CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND $602,363.80 426 STORM WATER CONTROL FUND $18,961.50 505 WATER AND SEWER FUND $112,017.80 511 SOLID WASTE FUND SWANCC $153,380.00 515 ARTS ENTERT & EVENTS FUND $18,640.48 605 HEALTH INSURANCE FUND $32,993.04 615 WORKERS COMPENSATION INS $7,547.48 621 FLEET OPERATIONS FUND $32,522.22 625 TECHNOLOGY FUND $121,233.24 715 GUARANTY DEPOSITS FUND $3,200.00 TOTAL ALL FUNDS $2,634,277.68 Page 9 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 0000 NON DEPARTMENTAL $623.13 316669 101-0000-489850- MERCHANTS' CREDIT GUIDE CO. COLLECTION FEES $9.03 316669 101-0000-489850- MERCHANTS' CREDIT GUIDE CO. COLLECTION FEES $614.10 $2,458.64 316685 101-0000-433140- BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD AMBULANCE REFUND J239521001 $2,458.64 $700.00 316686 715-0000-220930- MARGARET VOGT BOND REFUND-REC-018645-2026 $200.00 316686 715-0000-220930- MARGARET VOGT BOND REFUND-REC-018645-2026 $500.00 $1,000.00 316687 715-0000-220930- MATTHEW FOLEY & RACQUEL BOND REFUND-REC-018664-2026 $500.00 FOLEY 316687 715-0000-220930- MATTHEW FOLEY & RACQUEL BOND REFUND-REC-018664-2026 $500.00 FOLEY $200.00 316688 715-0000-220930- RM OLSON CONCRETE, INC BOND REFUND-REC-018644-2026 $200.00 $200.00 316689 715-0000-220930- Signature Pools & Spas, Inc. BOND REFUND-REC-018647-2026 $200.00 $1,100.00 316690 715-0000-220930- The George Sollitt Construction BOND REFUND-REC-018643-2026 $200.00 Company 316690 715-0000-220930- The George Sollitt Construction BOND REFUND-REC-018643-2026 $200.00 Company 316690 715-0000-220930- The George Sollitt Construction BOND REFUND-REC-018643-2026 $200.00 Company 316690 715-0000-220930- The George Sollitt Construction BOND REFUND-REC-018643-2026 $500.00 Company $130.00 316691 101-0000-421990- IZABELA SHTEREV CONTRACT LICENSE REFUND $130.00 $172.38 Page 2 Page 10 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT 316692 101-0000-421200- CHATTERJIT SINGH SAHANI LIQUOR LICENSE REFUND $172.38 $468.30 316693 505-0000-452420- CALLERO, DEBORAH WATER REFUND $468.30 $1,580.56 316694 505-0000-452420- POULSEN, BOB & BARB WATER REFUND $1,580.56 $599.75 802590 101-0000-210950- RTA/CTA BENEFIT PROGRAM EMPLOYEE RTA BENEFIT PROGRAM $599.75 $9,670.16 902835 101-0000-210810- DEARBORN LIFE INS CO LIFE/STD INSURANCE MAY 2026 $461.56 902835 101-0000-210810- DEARBORN LIFE INS CO LIFE/STD INSURANCE MAY 2026 $9,208.60 $5,629.19 902836 101-0000-210910- EMPLOYEE BENEFITS CORP HEALTH/DEPENDENT CARE FSA $5,629.19 $709.04 902840 101-0000-210820- SONTIQ ID PROTECTION $709.04 DEPARTMENT 0000 TOTAL: $25,241.15 Page 3 Page 11 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 0101 BOARD OF TRUSTEES ADMIN $4,500.00 316659 101-0101-521650- LORELLE COMMUNICATIONS, INC PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $4,500.00 DEPARTMENT 0101 TOTAL: $4,500.00 Page 4 Page 12 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 0201 INTEGRATED SERVICES ADMIN $235.95 101-0201-522030- EVENTBRITE-EB TRAVEL & TRAINING $75.00 101-0201-522030- EVENTBRITE-EB TRAVEL & TRAINING $75.00 101-0201-522030- ILCMA TRAVEL & TRAINING $35.00 101-0201-522700- APPLE STORE ICLOUD STORAGE $0.99 101-0201-530050- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES OFFICE SUPPLIES $13.55 101-0201-530050- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES OFFICE SUPPLIES $36.41 $8.33 316601 101-0201-522150- CANON U.S.A. INC OFFICE MACHINES & ACCESS $8.33 $49,892.77 902832 101-0201-520100- ELROD FRIEDMAN LLP FEB 2026 LEGAL SERVICES $49,892.77 DEPARTMENT 0201 TOTAL: $50,137.05 Page 5 Page 13 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 0301 HUMAN RESOURCES ADMIN $1,379.23 101-0301-520050- CONSENSUS CLOUD SOLUTIONS FAX FEE $49.99 101-0301-520050- NORTHERN IL UNIVERSITY TRAVEL & TRAINING $125.00 101-0301-520050- NORTHERN IL UNIVERSITY TRAVEL & TRAINING $175.00 101-0301-522010- APWA CHICAGO METRO CHAPTER ADVERTISING $25.00 101-0301-522010- APWA CHICAGO METRO CHAPTER ADVERTISING $25.00 101-0301-522010- APWA CHICAGO METRO CHAPTER ADVERTISING $25.00 101-0301-522010- LINKEDIN CORPORATION SUBSCRIPTION $169.99 101-0301-540700- FAUSTOS ITALIAN KITCHEN & EVENT SUPPLIES $88.39 CATERING 101-0301-540700- SAMS CLUB EVENT SUPPLIES $100.94 101-0301-540700- GORDON FOOD SERVICE EVENT SUPPLIES $45.98 101-0301-540700- CANVA US, INC. PRINTING SERVICES $58.30 615-0301-520450- IL WORKERS COMPENSATION PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $490.64 COMMISSION $82.42 316584 101-0301-530050- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES OFFICE SUPPLIES $82.42 $48.51 316601 101-0301-522150- CANON U.S.A. INC OFFICE MACHINES & ACCESS $48.51 $11,705.00 316680 605-0301-520500- NORTHWEST COMMUNITY HOSPITAL BIENNIAL PHYSICALS AND TESTING $40.00 316680 605-0301-520500- NORTHWEST COMMUNITY HOSPITAL BIENNIAL PHYSICALS AND TESTING $1,740.00 316680 605-0301-520500- NORTHWEST COMMUNITY HOSPITAL BIENNIAL PHYSICALS AND TESTING $3,125.00 316680 605-0301-520500- NORTHWEST COMMUNITY HOSPITAL BIENNIAL PHYSICALS AND TESTING $6,800.00 $130.80 316699 101-0301-540700- PETTY CASH MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES $73.96 Page 6 Page 14 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT 316699 615-0301-522030- PETTY CASH TRAVEL & TRAINING $56.84 $7,000.00 316717 615-0301-520200- SRSD CONSULTING LLC TRAVEL & TRAINING $3,500.00 316717 615-0301-520500- SRSD CONSULTING LLC TRAVEL & TRAINING $3,500.00 $8,424.98 902835 605-0301-520650- DEARBORN LIFE INS CO LIFE/STD INSURANCE MAY 2026 $298.33 902835 605-0301-520650- DEARBORN LIFE INS CO LIFE/STD INSURANCE MAY 2026 $706.50 902835 605-0301-520650- DEARBORN LIFE INS CO LIFE/STD INSURANCE MAY 2026 $3,304.85 902835 605-0301-520660- DEARBORN LIFE INS CO LIFE/STD INSURANCE MAY 2026 $590.10 902835 605-0301-520660- DEARBORN LIFE INS CO LIFE/STD INSURANCE MAY 2026 $3,525.20 $11,957.84 902838 605-0301-520450- BENISTAR/HARTFORD - 6795 RETIREE INSURANCE $272.00 902838 605-0301-542750- BENISTAR/HARTFORD - 6795 RETIREE INSURANCE $11,685.84 $905.22 902839 605-0301-520440- EMPLOYEE BENEFITS CORP FSA ADMIN FEES $8.24 902839 605-0301-520440- EMPLOYEE BENEFITS CORP FSA ADMIN FEES $216.30 902839 605-0301-520440- EMPLOYEE BENEFITS CORP FSA ADMIN FEES $680.68 DEPARTMENT 0301 TOTAL: $41,634.00 Page 7 Page 15 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 0501 FINANCE ADMIN $295.00 101-0501-522020- NIGP INSTITUTE FOR PUBLIC DUES $195.00 PROCUREMENT 101-0501-522030- IL GFOA TRAVEL AND TRAINING $100.00 $124.01 316584 101-0501-530050- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES OFFICE SUPPLIES $13.05 316584 101-0501-530050- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES OFFICE SUPPLIES $26.60 316584 101-0501-530050- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES OFFICE SUPPLIES $84.36 $44.22 316601 101-0501-522150- CANON U.S.A. INC OFFICE MACHINES & ACCESS $44.22 $363.84 316609 101-0501-521655- CIVICPLUS LLC SOFTWARE $363.84 $413.10 316620 101-0501-522010- DAILY HERALD MEDIA GROUP ADVERTISING $413.10 $11,363.86 316630 101-0501-520231- EMS MANAGEMENT & FINANCIAL SERVICES $11,363.86 CONSULTANTS, INC $308.40 316683 101-0501-530050- ODP BUSINESS SOLUTIONS OFFICE SUPPLIES ($217.78) 316683 101-0501-530050- ODP BUSINESS SOLUTIONS OFFICE SUPPLIES ($12.57) 316683 101-0501-530050- ODP BUSINESS SOLUTIONS OFFICE SUPPLIES $122.44 316683 101-0501-530050- ODP BUSINESS SOLUTIONS OFFICE SUPPLIES $155.13 316683 101-0501-530050- ODP BUSINESS SOLUTIONS OFFICE SUPPLIES $261.18 $1,080.00 316702 101-0501-522050- POSTMASTER ARLINGTON HEIGHTS ANNUAL MAINTENANCE FEE $1,080.00 $3,496.38 Page 8 Page 16 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT 902830 101-0501-522050- CITIBANK POSTAGE $3,496.38 $4,624.24 902837 505-0501-522050- SEBIS DIRECT INC POSTAGE $4,624.24 DEPARTMENT 0501 TOTAL: $22,113.05 Page 9 Page 17 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 0601 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ADMIN $3,449.73 625-0601-521020- DELL MARKETING LP SOFTWARE $298.68 625-0601-521655- JOTFORM, INC SOFTWARE $594.00 625-0601-521655- WASABI TECHNOLOGIES, LLC SOFTWARE $38.47 625-0601-521655- ANTHROPIC, PBC SOFTWARE $20.00 625-0601-521655- WASABI TECHNOLOGIES, LLC SOFTWARE $42.60 625-0601-521655- CDW GOVERNMENT INC SOFTWARE $152.49 625-0601-522700- AT&T INTERNET SERVICES $81.20 625-0601-522700- VERIZON WIRELESS MONTHLY DATA CHARGES $911.75 625-0601-522700- VERIZON WIRELESS MONTHLY DATA CHARGES $196.95 625-0601-522700- COMCAST CABLE INTERNET CHARGES $133.90 625-0601-550100- CDW GOVERNMENT INC OFFICE EQUIPMENT $686.19 625-0601-550100- UBIQUITI INC OFFICE EQUIPMENT $293.50 $34.92 316584 625-0601-550100- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES OFFICE SUPPLIES $5.49 316584 625-0601-550100- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES OFFICE SUPPLIES $9.49 316584 625-0601-550100- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES OFFICE SUPPLIES $19.94 $4,018.00 316602 625-0601-550100- CDS OFFICE TECHNOLOGIES OFFICE EQUIPMENT $4,018.00 $1,090.89 316603 625-0601-521020- CDW GOVERNMENT INC OFFICE EQUIPMENT $1,090.89 $12,486.72 316622 625-0601-550100- DELL MARKETING LP OFFICE EQUIPMENT $12,486.72 $185.94 316648 625-0601-530050- IT1 SOURCE, LLC OFFICE SUPPLIES $50.70 Page 10 Page 18 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT 316648 625-0601-530050- IT1 SOURCE, LLC OFFICE SUPPLIES $135.24 $9,400.00 316707 625-0601-521655- REVIZE LLC SOFTWARE $9,400.00 $90,567.04 902833 625-0601-520390- OPENGOV, INC BUDGET SOFTWARE $90,567.04 DEPARTMENT 0601 TOTAL: $121,233.24 Page 11 Page 19 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 1008 BOARDS & COMM FIRE & POL COMM $40.00 101-1008-522010- ILCMA MEMBERSHIP LEGACY PROJECT $40.00 DEPARTMENT 1008 TOTAL: $40.00 Page 12 Page 20 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 1014 BOARDS & COMM YOUTH $249.28 101-1014-533050- JEWEL OSCO 3422 EVENT SUPPLIES $249.28 DEPARTMENT 1014 TOTAL: $249.28 Page 13 Page 21 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 1018 BOARDS & COMM SPECIAL EVENTS $1,443.00 515-1018-540550- BOUNCE HOUSES R US LLC SWING INTO SPRING BOUNCE HOUSE $1,443.00 $900.00 316728 515-1018-540550- TWISTICITY LLC EVENT SERVICES $900.00 DEPARTMENT 1018 TOTAL: $2,343.00 Page 14 Page 22 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 2005 SPECIAL EVENTS METROPOLIS THTR $12,059.87 316639 515-2005-550550- FULL COMPASS SYSTEMS LTD METROPOLIS EQUIPMENT $12,059.87 DEPARTMENT 2005 TOTAL: $12,059.87 Page 15 Page 23 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 3001 POLICE DEPT ADMIN $13,300.77 101-3001-521650- ILLINOIS SECRETARY OF STATE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $21.00 101-3001-521650- IL SECRETARY OF STATE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $21.00 101-3001-521650- COMCAST CABLE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $138.49 101-3001-521655- JAMF SOFTWARE, LLC SOFTWARE $276.00 101-3001-522020- SAFE KIDS WORLDWIDE TRAINING $55.00 101-3001-522030- IL SECRETARY OF STATE TRAINING $16.00 101-3001-522030- NATIONAL ALLIANCE FOR TRAINING $45.00 CHILDREN’S GRIEF 101-3001-522030- ICNA TRAINING $75.00 101-3001-522030- AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF TRAINING $112.34 NOTARIES 101-3001-522030- FAIRFIELD INN TRAINING $128.88 101-3001-522030- FBINAA TRAINING $280.00 101-3001-522030- PRI MANAGEMENT GROUP TRAINING $299.00 101-3001-522030- SAVAGE TRAINING GROUP TRAINING $299.00 101-3001-522030- IL DIVISION IAI TRAINING $325.00 101-3001-522030- IL DIVISION IAI TRAINING $325.00 101-3001-522030- UNITED AIRLINES TRAINING $357.37 101-3001-522030- UNITED AIRLINES TRAINING $561.15 101-3001-522030- SOSUITE AT INDEPENDENCE LOFTS TRAINING $572.39 101-3001-522030- INSTITUTE OF POLICE TECNNOLOGY TRAINING $1,095.00 AND MANAGEMENT 101-3001-522030- MIDWEST CENTER FOR TRAFFIC TRAINING $1,350.00 SAFETY 101-3001-522030- SOSUITE AT INDEPENDENCE LOFTS TRAINING $75.00 101-3001-530010- CHICAGO TRIBUNE-SUB BILLING SUBSCRIPTION $14.00 Page 16 Page 24 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT 101-3001-530050- NINOS PIZZERIA & CATERING MEETING SUPPLIES $102.70 101-3001-530050- JIMMY JOHNS MEETING SUPPLIES $79.99 101-3001-530050- JEWEL OSCO 3422 MEETING SUPPLIES $2.99 101-3001-530350- SAMS CLUB UNIFORMS $53.79 101-3001-530350- 5.11 TACTICAL UNIFORMS $100.00 101-3001-530350- 5.11 TACTICAL UNIFORMS $190.00 101-3001-530350- 5.11 TACTICAL UNIFORMS $350.00 101-3001-530350- GEMPLERS UNIFORMS $719.96 101-3001-530350- GEMPLERS UNIFORMS $1,277.15 101-3001-533050- GATSBY'S PUB EVENT SUPPLIES $408.62 101-3001-533050- BADGE & WALLET UNIFORMS $210.05 101-3001-533250- ABT ELECTRONICS EQUIPMENT $3,363.90 $8,054.55 316579 101-3001-521651- ADORAMA INC EQUIPMENT $8,054.55 $173.74 316584 101-3001-530050- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES POLICE SUPPLIES $173.74 $456,273.18 316593 401-3001-550150- AXON ENTERPRISE INC POLICE EQUIPMENT $456,273.18 $1,794.00 316595 101-3001-522100- BELMONTE PRINTING CO PRINTING SERVICES $1,794.00 $13,775.00 316598 101-3001-521651- BRIGHTSIDE RECOVERY, LTD. CARE GRANT $13,775.00 $212.69 316601 101-3001-522150- CANON U.S.A. INC OFFICE MACHINES & ACCESS $53.57 316601 101-3001-522150- CANON U.S.A. INC OFFICE MACHINES & ACCESS $159.12 $665.00 Page 17 Page 25 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT 316613 101-3001-521650- COMPASSION FUNERAL SERVICES PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $320.00 INC 316613 101-3001-521650- COMPASSION FUNERAL SERVICES PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $345.00 INC $106.25 316618 101-3001-530050- CROWN TROPHY POLICE SUPPLIES $106.25 $449.00 316621 101-3001-521655- DATACOM SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS SOFTWARE $449.00 $1,423.00 316631 101-3001-521650- ENDEAVOR HEALTH OMEGA PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $579.00 316631 101-3001-521650- ENDEAVOR HEALTH OMEGA PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $844.00 $310.50 316640 101-3001-530050- GRAINGER W W INC POLICE SUPPLIES $27.60 316640 101-3001-530050- GRAINGER W W INC POLICE SUPPLIES $282.90 $165.00 316645 101-3001-521650- HILLSIDE AUTO BODY SERVICES PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $165.00 $1,505.00 316650 101-3001-530350- JG UNIFORMS UNIFORMS $1,505.00 $2,733.28 316658 101-3001-521651- LIVE 4 LALI INC CARE GRANT $2,733.28 $2,881.00 316662 101-3001-521652- MARQUARDT & BELMONTE, P.C. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $2,881.00 $105.00 316678 101-3001-522030- NORTH EAST MULTI REGIONAL TRAINING $105.00 TRAINING $1,936.74 316700 101-3001-522020- PETTY CASH/POLICE POLICE PETTY CASH $100.00 316700 101-3001-522030- PETTY CASH/POLICE POLICE PETTY CASH $1,836.74 Page 18 Page 26 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT $137.93 316712 101-3001-522030- SEAN O'BRIEN TRAVEL AND TRAINING $137.93 $250.00 316722 101-3001-521650- T MOBILE USA INC PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $250.00 $6,289.85 316730 401-3001-550150- ULTRA STROBE COMMUNICATIONS POLICE EQUIPMENT $6,289.85 INC $540.00 316734 101-3001-521650- VINSON, JONATHAN REIMBURSEMENT $540.00 DEPARTMENT 3001 TOTAL: $513,081.48 Page 19 Page 27 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 3003 POLICE DEPT CRIMINAL INVEST $100,000.00 316593 231-3003-540110- AXON ENTERPRISE INC POLICE EQUIPMENT $100,000.00 $169.18 316698 231-3003-540010- PET PROS LLC K9 SUPPLIES $169.18 $238.52 316704 231-3003-540010- PSP STORES LLC K9 SUPPLIES $28.56 316704 231-3003-540010- PSP STORES LLC K9 SUPPLIES $209.96 DEPARTMENT 3003 TOTAL: $100,407.70 Page 20 Page 28 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 3501 FIRE ADMIN $1,356.59 101-3501-521655- TEAM SNAP WORLD SOFTWARE $79.99 101-3501-521655- CANVA US, INC. SOFTWARE $119.99 101-3501-522020- METROPOLITAN FIRE CHIEFS ASSN DUES $50.00 101-3501-522020- METROPOLITAN FIRE CHIEFS ASSN DUES $50.00 101-3501-522030- METROPOLITAN FIRE CHIEFS ASSN TRAVEL AND TRAINING $360.00 101-3501-530350- BADGE & WALLET UNIFORM ACCESSORIES $349.95 101-3501-533500- AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION CPR INSTRUCTOR SUPPLIES $11.06 401-3501-550150- FIRE SUPPLY DEPOT NEW AMBULANCE EQUIPMENT $335.60 $3,659.00 316582 101-3501-531650- AIR ONE EQUIPMENT FIRE SUPPLIES $281.00 316582 101-3501-531650- AIR ONE EQUIPMENT FIRE SUPPLIES $904.00 316582 101-3501-531850- AIR ONE EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT $1,994.00 316582 401-3501-550150- AIR ONE EQUIPMENT CLOTHING & APPAREL $480.00 $839.74 316584 101-3501-521110- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES JANITORIAL SUPPLIES $7.57 316584 101-3501-521110- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES JANITORIAL SUPPLIES $72.40 316584 101-3501-530050- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES JANITORIAL SUPPLIES $6.99 316584 101-3501-532800- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES BOOKS $178.59 316584 101-3501-533450- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES FIRE EQUIPMENT $574.19 $2,386.00 316603 401-3501-550150- CDW GOVERNMENT INC OFFICE EQUIPMENT $2,386.00 $4,393.89 316624 401-3501-550150- DINGES FIRE COMPANY CLOTHING & APPAREL $4,393.89 $125.00 Page 21 Page 29 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT 316634 101-3501-522020- FIRE INVESTIGATORS STRIKE DUES $125.00 FORCE $116.50 316635 401-3501-550150- FIRESERVICE MANAGEMENT CLOTHING & APPAREL $116.50 $115.46 316663 101-3501-531650- MATTS ACE HARDWARE FIRE SUPPLIES $36.98 316663 101-3501-531650- MATTS ACE HARDWARE FIRE SUPPLIES $78.48 $433.50 316670 101-3501-531650- MES SERVICE COMPANY, LLC FIRE SUPPLIES $433.50 $39,848.00 316677 401-3501-550150- NORTH CENTRAL EMERGENCY VEHICLE PURCHASE $39,848.00 VEHICLES $192.00 316679 101-3501-521655- NORTHWEST CENTRAL 9-1-1 SOFTWARE $192.00 SYSTEM $75.00 316681 101-3501-521160- NORTHWEST COMMUNITY HOSP TRAINING $75.00 $2,850.00 316708 101-3501-522030- ROMEOVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT TRAVEL AND TRAINING $600.00 316708 101-3501-522030- ROMEOVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT TRAVEL AND TRAINING $2,250.00 $1,973.72 316720 101-3501-522030- STEMPIEN, JAMES TUITION REIMBURSEMENT $1,973.72 $658.55 316724 101-3501-530350- TODAY'S UNIFORMS UNIFORMS AND RELATED ITEMS $75.95 316724 101-3501-530350- TODAY'S UNIFORMS UNIFORMS AND RELATED ITEMS $157.90 316724 101-3501-530350- TODAY'S UNIFORMS UNIFORMS AND RELATED ITEMS $187.85 316724 101-3501-530350- TODAY'S UNIFORMS UNIFORMS AND RELATED ITEMS $236.85 $43.58 Page 22 Page 30 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT 316735 101-3501-531650- VISION MARKETING FIRE SUPPLIES $43.58 $2,329.99 316736 101-3501-531850- W.S. DARLEY & CO FIRE EQUIPMENT $202.04 316736 401-3501-550150- W.S. DARLEY & CO NEW AMBULANCE EQUIPMENT $2,127.95 DEPARTMENT 3501 TOTAL: $61,396.52 Page 23 Page 31 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 3701 FOREIGN FIRE INSURANCE ADMIN $396.00 227-3701-521650- IFIT INC. SOFTWARE $396.00 $9,446.45 316655 227-3701-550150- KING TRAINING INNOVATIONS LLC BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $9,446.45 DEPARTMENT 3701 TOTAL: $9,842.45 Page 24 Page 32 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 4001 PLANNING PLANNING $1,291.29 101-4001-522020- AMERICAN PLANNING ASSOC DUES $776.50 101-4001-522030- DELTA AIR LINES, INC. TRAVEL & TRAINING $312.80 101-4001-522030- INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF TRAVEL & TRAINING $80.00 SHOPPING CTRS 101-4001-522030- BROOKHAVEN MARKET EVENT SUPPLIES $62.98 101-4001-530050- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES OFFICE SUPPLIES $59.01 $17.78 316601 101-4001-522150- CANON U.S.A. INC OFFICE MACHINES & ACCESS $17.78 $2,859.00 316606 267-4001-520050- CHRISTOPHER B BURKE LTD PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $2,859.00 $129.60 316620 101-4001-522010- DAILY HERALD MEDIA GROUP ADVERTISING $129.60 $1,800.00 316638 101-4001-540400- FRANCE MEDIA INC ADVERTISING $1,800.00 $741.00 316657 101-4001-521650- LEGRAND REPORTING & VIDEO PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $370.50 SERVICES 316657 101-4001-521650- LEGRAND REPORTING & VIDEO PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $370.50 SERVICES $379.90 316714 515-4001-533050- SIGNS BY TOMORROW PRINTING SERVICES $379.90 $1,640.50 902832 263-4001-520050- ELROD FRIEDMAN LLP FEB 2026 LEGAL SERVICES $1,132.00 902832 266-4001-520050- ELROD FRIEDMAN LLP FEB 2026 LEGAL SERVICES $117.00 902832 267-4001-520050- ELROD FRIEDMAN LLP FEB 2026 LEGAL SERVICES $391.50 DEPARTMENT 4001 TOTAL: $8,859.07 Page 25 Page 33 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 4101 COMMUNITY DEVL BLK GRNTADMIN $78.30 316620 215-4101-541020- DAILY HERALD MEDIA GROUP ADVERTISING $78.30 DEPARTMENT 4101 TOTAL: $78.30 Page 26 Page 34 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 4501 BUILDING ADMIN $4,151.60 101-4501-522020- NORTHWEST BOCA DUES $50.00 101-4501-522020- INTL CODE COUNCIL INC DUES $105.00 101-4501-522030- INTL CODE COUNCIL INC TRAVEL & TRAINING $138.00 101-4501-522030- INTL CODE COUNCIL INC TRAVEL & TRAINING $138.00 101-4501-522030- ILLINOIS TOLLWAY TRAVEL & TRAINING $3.00 101-4501-522030- NORTHWEST BOCA TRAVEL & TRAINING $60.00 101-4501-522030- SUBURBAN BLDG OFFICALS TRAVEL & TRAINING $1,350.00 CONFER 101-4501-522030- SUBURBAN BLDG OFFICALS TRAVEL & TRAINING $1,050.00 CONFER 101-4501-522030- SUBURBAN BLDG OFFICALS TRAVEL & TRAINING $30.00 CONFER 101-4501-522030- SUBURBAN BLDG OFFICALS TRAVEL & TRAINING $30.00 CONFER 101-4501-522030- SUBURBAN BLDG OFFICALS TRAVEL & TRAINING $90.00 CONFER 101-4501-522030- SUBURBAN BLDG OFFICALS TRAVEL & TRAINING $30.00 CONFER 101-4501-522030- SUBURBAN BLDG OFFICALS TRAVEL & TRAINING $30.00 CONFER 101-4501-522030- SUBURBAN BLDG OFFICALS TRAVEL & TRAINING $60.00 CONFER 101-4501-522030- SUBURBAN BLDG OFFICALS TRAVEL & TRAINING $30.00 CONFER 101-4501-522030- SUBURBAN BLDG OFFICALS TRAVEL & TRAINING $30.00 CONFER 101-4501-522030- SUBURBAN BLDG OFFICALS TRAVEL & TRAINING $750.00 CONFER 101-4501-522030- SUBURBAN BLDG OFFICALS TRAVEL & TRAINING $150.00 CONFER 101-4501-522030- ILLINOIS TOLLWAY TRAVEL & TRAINING $12.00 101-4501-522030- ILLINOIS TOLLWAY TRAVEL & TRAINING $15.60 Page 27 Page 35 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT $34.12 316584 101-4501-530050- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES OFFICE SUPPLIES $34.12 $17.73 316601 101-4501-522150- CANON U.S.A. INC OFFICE MACHINES & ACCESS $17.73 DEPARTMENT 4501 TOTAL: $4,203.45 Page 28 Page 36 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 7001 HEALTH ADMIN $964.69 101-7001-521650- INTERFAX NURSING FAX $9.95 101-7001-522020- DEPT OF FINANCIAL & PROF DUES $153.38 REGULATION 101-7001-522030- NORTHWEST COMMUNITY TRAVEL & TRAINING $100.00 HEALTHCARE 101-7001-530050- TRADER JOE'S MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES $191.04 101-7001-540530- LYFT EMERGENCY SERVICES $9.00 101-7001-540530- WALGREENS EMERGENCY SERVICES $125.00 101-7001-540530- COMFORT INN & SUITES EMERGENCY SERVICES $125.00 101-7001-540530- COMFORT INN & SUITES EMERGENCY SERVICES $99.80 101-7001-540530- LYFT TRANSPORTATION FOR RESIDENT $12.59 101-7001-540530- LYFT TRANSPORTATION FOR RESIDENT $86.23 101-7001-540530- LYFT TRANSPORTATION FOR RESIDENT $26.34 101-7001-540530- LYFT TRANSPORTATION FOR RESIDENT $26.36 $160.46 316584 101-7001-530050- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES OFFICE SUPPLIES $74.99 316584 101-7001-530050- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES OFFICE SUPPLIES $85.47 $220.00 316616 101-7001-521100- CORELOGIC SOLUTIONS LLC SOFTWARE $220.00 $297.34 316619 101-7001-521655- CUSTOM DATA PROCESSING SOFTWARE $297.34 $109.49 316664 101-7001-533100- MC KESSON MEDICAL SURGICAL CLINIC SUPPLIES $109.49 $22.66 316683 101-7001-530050- ODP BUSINESS SOLUTIONS OFFICE SUPPLIES $22.66 Page 29 Page 37 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT $360.50 316706 101-7001-521020- RAD ELEC INC EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE $360.50 $112.04 316725 101-7001-530050- TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL DIST #214 OFFICE SUPPLIES $112.04 DEPARTMENT 7001 TOTAL: $2,247.18 Page 30 Page 38 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 7007 HEALTH SENIOR SERVICES $1,903.03 101-7007-521020- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES EQUIPMENT $175.99 101-7007-521020- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES EQUIPMENT $33.98 101-7007-522020- ILLINOIS LIQUOR CONTROL PROGRAM SUPPLIES $26.00 COMMISSION 101-7007-522030- ILLINOIS LIQUOR CONTROL TRAVEL & TRAINING $12.95 COMMISSION 101-7007-522030- ILLINOIS BASSET C/O CERTUS TRAVEL & TRAINING $12.95 FUSION 101-7007-530050- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES OFFICE SUPPLIES $9.02 101-7007-530050- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES OFFICE SUPPLIES $11.89 101-7007-530050- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES OFFICE SUPPLIES $31.80 101-7007-530050- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES OFFICE SUPPLIES $37.98 101-7007-530050- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES OFFICE SUPPLIES $39.18 101-7007-530050- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES OFFICE SUPPLIES $133.35 101-7007-530050- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES OFFICE SUPPLIES $27.94 101-7007-531650- SAMS CLUB CAFE & PROGRAM SUPPLIES $141.78 101-7007-531650- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES CAFE SUPPLIES $52.57 101-7007-531650- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES CAFE SUPPLIES $60.51 101-7007-531650- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES CAFE SUPPLIES $61.04 101-7007-531650- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES CAFE SUPPLIES $81.89 101-7007-531650- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES EQUIPMENT $69.29 101-7007-531650- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES EQUIPMENT $30.83 101-7007-540160- EZ CATER PROGRAM SUPPLIES $106.73 101-7007-540160- SAMS CLUB PROGRAM SUPPLIES $26.52 101-7007-540160- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES PROGRAM SUPPLIES $26.91 101-7007-540160- TORTORICE'S PIZZERIA PROGRAM SUPPLIES $216.50 Page 31 Page 39 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT 101-7007-540160- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES PROGRAM SUPPLIES $105.24 101-7007-540160- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES PROGRAM SUPPLIES $7.99 101-7007-540160- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES PROGRAM SUPPLIES $32.09 101-7007-540160- CROWN TROPHY PROGRAM SUPPLIES $108.53 101-7007-540160- AMAZON COM CAPITAL SERVICES PROGRAM SUPPLIES $221.58 $150.00 316596 101-7007-540160- BILLINGTON, CHARLES PROGRAM INSTRUCTIONAL FEE $150.00 $240.00 316597 101-7007-540160- BLUE LOTUS BUDDHIST TEMPLE PROGRAM INSTRUCTIONAL FEE $240.00 $285.00 316605 101-7007-540160- CHINESE INTERCULTURAL, LLC PROGRAM INSTRUCTIONAL FEE $285.00 $250.00 316623 101-7007-540160- DENISE LAURIN VISUAL ART PROGRAM INSTRUCTIONAL FEE $250.00 $73.56 316629 101-7007-540160- ELIZABETH NIERMAN PROGRAM SUPPLIES $73.56 $180.00 316666 101-7007-540160- MCIVER, TIFFANY PROGRAM INSTRUCTIONAL FEE $180.00 DEPARTMENT 7007 TOTAL: $3,081.59 Page 32 Page 40 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 7101 PUBLIC WORKS ADMIN $3,725.10 101-7101-522020- AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOC DUES $89.00 101-7101-522020- AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOC DUES $89.00 101-7101-522020- INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF DUES $190.00 ARBORICULTURE 101-7101-522020- INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF DUES $190.00 ARBORICULTURE 101-7101-522020- INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF DUES $190.00 ARBORICULTURE 101-7101-522020- INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF DUES $465.00 ARBORICULTURE 101-7101-522030- NORTHEASTERN IL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING $858.75 101-7101-522030- APWA TRAINING $894.43 101-7101-522030- HILTON HOTEL TRAINING $128.70 101-7101-531550- METAL SUPERMARKETS BUILDING SUPPLIES $140.00 101-7101-531650- MENARDS MT PROSPECT EVENT SUPPLIES $28.02 101-7101-531650- SAMS CLUB KITCHEN SUPPLIES $44.04 101-7101-531650- NORTHWEST DONUTS INC MEETING SUPPLIES $37.44 101-7101-531650- SAMS CLUB MEETING SUPPLIES $39.80 401-7101-550200- UNITED APPLIANCE PARTS BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $340.92 $4,373.56 316577 101-7101-531450- 1ST AYD CORPORATION JANITORIAL SUPPLIES $4,373.56 $12,314.01 316578 401-7101-550200- ABT ELECTRONICS APPLIANCES $1,258.00 316578 401-7101-550200- ABT ELECTRONICS APPLIANCES $11,056.01 $582.50 316580 101-7101-521020- AFFILIATED CUSTOMER SERVICE EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE $582.50 INC Page 33 Page 41 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT $300.00 316581 101-7101-521110- AFTERMATH SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $300.00 $6,432.00 316583 401-7101-550150- ALTA CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT $6,432.00 OF IL $145.28 316585 101-7101-531550- ANDERSON LOCK BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $145.28 $285.00 316586 101-7101-521020- AQUALAB WATER TREATMENT INC EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE $285.00 $1,250.92 316588 101-7101-522700- AT&T ACCT 84725535058159 $1,250.92 $12,110.87 316589 101-7101-522700- AT&T ACCT 84725331203952 $12,110.87 $2,732.14 316590 101-7101-522700- AT&T ACCT 8310015322822 $2,732.14 $790.34 316591 101-7101-522700- AT&T ACCT 8310010146347 $790.34 $1,281.98 316592 101-7101-522700- AT&T ACCT 8310010134261 $1,281.98 $14,481.55 316606 101-7101-521550- CHRISTOPHER B BURKE LTD PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $2,727.19 316606 401-7101-550300- CHRISTOPHER B BURKE LTD PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $1,355.00 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 316606 401-7101-550600- CHRISTOPHER B BURKE LTD $10,399.36 $18,961.50 316607 426-7101-550250- CIORBA GROUP, INC PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $18,961.50 $48,327.54 Page 34 Page 42 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT 316610 401-7101-550300- CIVILTECH ENGINEERING INC PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $18,677.21 316610 401-7101-550300- CIVILTECH ENGINEERING INC PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $29,650.33 $957.60 316614 101-7101-531400- CONSERV FS INC AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY $957.60 $618.00 316615 101-7101-521020- CONVERGINT TECHNOLOGIES LLC EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE $618.00 $500.00 316617 101-7101-530350- CRAFT, STEVE REIMBURSEMENT $500.00 $2,483.32 316633 101-7101-531450- FERGUSON FACILITIES SUPPLY HP# JANITORIAL SUPPLIES $187.32 3400 316633 101-7101-531450- FERGUSON FACILITIES SUPPLY HP# JANITORIAL SUPPLIES $2,296.00 3400 $4,599.89 316636 401-7101-550200- FLOOR COVERINGS INTL OF SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $4,599.89 OAKBROOK $7,736.08 316640 101-7101-521020- GRAINGER W W INC EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE $68.95 316640 101-7101-531550- GRAINGER W W INC BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $49.98 316640 101-7101-531550- GRAINGER W W INC BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $81.28 316640 101-7101-531550- GRAINGER W W INC BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $103.20 316640 101-7101-531550- GRAINGER W W INC BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $103.20 316640 101-7101-531550- GRAINGER W W INC BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $110.51 316640 101-7101-531550- GRAINGER W W INC BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $113.48 316640 101-7101-531550- GRAINGER W W INC BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $142.28 316640 101-7101-531550- GRAINGER W W INC BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $144.47 316640 101-7101-531550- GRAINGER W W INC BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $208.75 316640 101-7101-531550- GRAINGER W W INC BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $229.00 Page 35 Page 43 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT 316640 101-7101-531550- GRAINGER W W INC BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $301.83 316640 101-7101-531550- GRAINGER W W INC BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $305.13 316640 101-7101-531650- GRAINGER W W INC MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES $4,452.30 316640 101-7101-531850- GRAINGER W W INC SMALL TOOLS & EQUIPMENT $361.98 316640 401-7101-550200- GRAINGER W W INC BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $959.74 $1,088.27 316641 101-7101-522030- HADYN CORTEZ TRAVEL AND TRAINING $1,088.27 $36,295.20 316642 235-7101-550250- HAMMER CONSTRUCTION, LLC CONSTRUCTION SERVICES $36,295.20 $1,273.00 316644 101-7101-531800- HIGH STAR TRAFFIC STREET SIGN SUPPLIES $1,273.00 $1,476.00 316646 101-7101-521110- INTL EXTERMINATORS INC SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $60.00 316646 101-7101-521110- INTL EXTERMINATORS INC SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $60.00 316646 101-7101-521110- INTL EXTERMINATORS INC SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $65.00 316646 101-7101-521110- INTL EXTERMINATORS INC SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $88.00 316646 101-7101-521110- INTL EXTERMINATORS INC SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $88.00 316646 101-7101-521110- INTL EXTERMINATORS INC SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $104.00 316646 101-7101-521110- INTL EXTERMINATORS INC SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $120.00 316646 101-7101-521110- INTL EXTERMINATORS INC SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $891.00 $1,800.00 316649 101-7101-531400- JCK CONTRACTORS AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY $900.00 316649 101-7101-531400- JCK CONTRACTORS AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY $900.00 $78.00 316651 101-7101-521020- JOHNSON CONTROLS SECURITY EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE $78.00 SOLUTIONS LLC Page 36 Page 44 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT $1,112.01 316652 101-7101-531550- JOHNSTONE SUPPLY- THE BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $463.09 HEARTLAND GROUP 316652 101-7101-531550- JOHNSTONE SUPPLY- THE BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $648.92 HEARTLAND GROUP $268.00 316654 101-7101-531550- JUST FAUCETS BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $118.00 316654 101-7101-531550- JUST FAUCETS BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $150.00 $536.69 316660 101-7101-531400- LOWES COMMERCIAL SERVICES AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY $9.46 316660 101-7101-531400- LOWES COMMERCIAL SERVICES AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY $53.46 316660 101-7101-531400- LOWES COMMERCIAL SERVICES AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY $133.03 316660 101-7101-531550- LOWES COMMERCIAL SERVICES BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $37.96 316660 101-7101-531550- LOWES COMMERCIAL SERVICES BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $82.17 316660 101-7101-531550- LOWES COMMERCIAL SERVICES BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $92.90 316660 515-7101-533050- LOWES COMMERCIAL SERVICES EVENT SUPPLIES $127.71 $99.27 316663 101-7101-531400- MATTS ACE HARDWARE AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY $30.33 316663 101-7101-531550- MATTS ACE HARDWARE BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $0.99 316663 101-7101-531550- MATTS ACE HARDWARE BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $35.96 316663 101-7101-531850- MATTS ACE HARDWARE SMALL TOOLS & EQUIPMENT $31.99 $62.99 316667 101-7101-531550- MENARDS-LONG GROVE BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $62.99 $1,611.80 316671 101-7101-531400- MICHIGAN WEST SHORE AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY $618.70 316671 101-7101-531400- MICHIGAN WEST SHORE AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY $993.10 $365.90 Page 37 Page 45 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT 316673 101-7101-531700- MULTIPLE CONCRETE TRAFFIC SIGNAL SUPPLIES $365.90 ACCESSORIES $2,852.82 316682 101-7101-531750- NORTHWEST ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STREET LIGHT SUPPLIES $527.15 CO 316682 235-7101-550250- NORTHWEST ELECTRICAL SUPPLY BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $119.71 CO 316682 235-7101-550250- NORTHWEST ELECTRICAL SUPPLY BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $299.94 CO 316682 235-7101-550250- NORTHWEST ELECTRICAL SUPPLY BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $1,322.22 CO 316682 235-7101-550250- NORTHWEST ELECTRICAL SUPPLY BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $36.52 CO 316682 235-7101-550250- NORTHWEST ELECTRICAL SUPPLY BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $522.28 CO 316682 515-7101-533050- NORTHWEST ELECTRICAL SUPPLY ARLINGTON ALFRESCO $25.00 CO $31,664.75 316684 101-7101-530390- OFFEN PETROLEUM LLC FUEL $31,664.75 $5,384.37 316697 401-7101-550300- PERALTE-CLARK, LLC PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $5,384.37 $102.95 316699 101-7101-531650- PETTY CASH KITCHEN SUPPLIES $41.98 316699 101-7101-531650- PETTY CASH KITCHEN SUPPLIES $60.97 $1,749.85 316703 101-7101-531900- PRIME, TACK & SEAL CO. STREET SUPPLIES $775.25 316703 101-7101-531900- PRIME, TACK & SEAL CO. STREET SUPPLIES $974.60 $2,109.81 316709 101-7101-521110- ROSCOE COMPANY SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $68.00 316709 101-7101-521110- ROSCOE COMPANY SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $93.54 316709 101-7101-521110- ROSCOE COMPANY SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $98.93 Page 38 Page 46 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT 316709 101-7101-521110- ROSCOE COMPANY SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $102.62 316709 101-7101-521110- ROSCOE COMPANY SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $105.60 316709 101-7101-521110- ROSCOE COMPANY SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $146.28 316709 101-7101-521110- ROSCOE COMPANY SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $169.34 316709 101-7101-521110- ROSCOE COMPANY SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $219.30 316709 101-7101-521110- ROSCOE COMPANY SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $219.69 316709 101-7101-521110- ROSCOE COMPANY SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $253.44 316709 101-7101-521110- ROSCOE COMPANY SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $271.61 316709 101-7101-521110- ROSCOE COMPANY SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $361.46 $81.81 316710 101-7101-531850- ROUTE 12 RENTAL CO INC SMALL TOOLS & EQUIPMENT $81.81 $110.00 316713 101-7101-521650- SIDWELL CO SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $110.00 ($154.09) 316719 101-7101-531550- STEINER ELECTRIC COMPANY BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY ($109.60) 316719 101-7101-531550- STEINER ELECTRIC COMPANY BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $103.96 316719 101-7101-531550- STEINER ELECTRIC COMPANY BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $109.60 316719 101-7101-531550- STEINER ELECTRIC COMPANY BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $223.35 316719 101-7101-531550- STEINER ELECTRIC COMPANY BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $324.60 316719 101-7101-531750- STEINER ELECTRIC COMPANY STREET LIGHT SUPPLIES ($2,888.00) 316719 101-7101-531750- STEINER ELECTRIC COMPANY STREET LIGHT SUPPLIES $2,082.00 $219.99 316721 101-7101-530350- STEVEN MURRAY REIMBURSEMENT $219.99 $3,705.00 316726 515-7101-533050- TRAFFIC AND PARKING CONTROL ARLINGTON ALFRESCO $3,705.00 CO., LLC Page 39 Page 47 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT $488.00 316727 101-7101-521010- TRAFFIC CONTROL CORP TRAFFIC SIGNAL MAINTENANCE $488.00 $836.50 316729 101-7101-531450- ULINE INC JANITORIAL SUPPLIES $587.00 316729 101-7101-531650- ULINE INC MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES $249.50 $587.25 316737 101-7101-521110- WAUKEGAN ROOFING CO INC SERVICE BUILDING MAINTENANCE $587.25 $375.00 316738 101-7101-522700- WILSON CONSULTING PHONE SERVICES $375.00 $2,313.76 316739 101-7101-531450- ZEP MANUFACTURING CO JANITORIAL SUPPLIES $2,313.76 $390.00 316741 101-7101-520050- ZIMMERMAN, RYAN PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $390.00 $1,179.80 316742 101-7101-530350- ZORO TOOLS INC CLOTHING $109.92 316742 101-7101-531450- ZORO TOOLS INC JANITORIAL SUPPLIES $242.82 316742 101-7101-531650- ZORO TOOLS INC MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES $827.06 $494.08 802586 101-7101-522700- AT&T ACCT 84725961248940 $60.16 802586 101-7101-522700- AT&T ACCT 84739893361501 $61.66 802586 101-7101-522700- AT&T ACCT 84739208661733 $62.52 802586 101-7101-522700- AT&T ACCT 84739893901330 $66.10 802586 101-7101-522700- AT&T ACCT 84743978686650 $120.32 802586 101-7101-522700- AT&T ACCT 84725334382001 $123.32 $2,019.63 802587 101-7101-521500- COMMONWEALTH EDISON ACCT 3895240100 $19.46 Page 40 Page 48 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT COMPANY 802587 101-7101-521500- COMMONWEALTH EDISON ACCT 1483465000 $133.57 COMPANY 802587 101-7101-521500- COMMONWEALTH EDISON ACCT 2318364000 $138.39 COMPANY 802587 101-7101-521500- COMMONWEALTH EDISON ACCT 4858204000 $268.93 COMPANY 802587 101-7101-521500- COMMONWEALTH EDISON ACCT 7397572000 $274.31 COMPANY 802587 101-7101-521500- COMMONWEALTH EDISON ACCT 8017024000 $1,184.97 COMPANY $1,235.87 802589 101-7101-521500- NICOR ACCT 58401600000 $1,235.87 DEPARTMENT 7101 TOTAL: $248,803.46 Page 41 Page 49 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 7201 WATER AND SEWER ADMIN $6,755.97 505-7201-522020- AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOC DUES $89.00 505-7201-522020- AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOC DUES $89.00 505-7201-522020- AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOC DUES $89.00 505-7201-522020- AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOC DUES $89.00 505-7201-522020- AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOC DUES $273.00 505-7201-522030- AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOC DUES $273.00 505-7201-522030- AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOC DUES $273.00 505-7201-522030- HOLIDAY INN TRAINING $201.09 505-7201-522030- ILLINOIS SECTION AMERICAN TRAINING $125.00 WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION 505-7201-522030- UNITED AIRLINES TRAINING $184.40 505-7201-522030- UNITED AIRLINES TRAINING $257.20 505-7201-522030- NORTHEASTERN IL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING $1,550.00 505-7201-522030- AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOC TRAINING $1,050.00 505-7201-522030- UNITED AIRLINES TRAINING $456.23 505-7201-522030- UNITED AIRLINES TRAINING $456.23 505-7201-522030- UNITED AIRLINES TRAINING $456.23 505-7201-522030- UNITED AIRLINES TRAINING $456.23 505-7201-531850- BUNKER GEAR SPECIALISTS WATER SYSTEM TOOLS $388.36 $20,000.00 316583 505-7201-550150- ALTA CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT $20,000.00 OF IL $6,895.00 316602 505-7201-550150- CDS OFFICE TECHNOLOGIES OFFICE EQUIPMENT $6,895.00 $5,066.25 Page 42 Page 50 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT 316606 505-7201-521250- CHRISTOPHER B BURKE LTD SEWER SUPPLIES $2,166.25 316606 505-7201-521250- CHRISTOPHER B BURKE LTD SEWER SUPPLIES $1,250.00 316606 505-7201-521250- CHRISTOPHER B BURKE LTD SEWER SUPPLIES $1,650.00 $184.78 316611 505-7201-521500- COMMONWEALTH EDISON ACCT 45549270000626 $184.78 COMPANY $45.24 316612 505-7201-521500- COMMONWEALTH EDISON ACCT 3582102111 $45.24 COMPANY $11,835.25 316625 505-7201-521500- DIRECT ENERGY BUSINESS ACCT 1806641 $11,835.25 MARKETING LLC $1,424.82 316626 505-7201-521500- DIRECT ENERGY BUSINESS ACCT 1806639 $1,424.82 MARKETING LLC $555.59 316627 505-7201-521500- DIRECT ENERGY BUSINESS ACCT 1806640 $555.59 MARKETING LLC $1,589.04 316637 505-7201-531010- FOREMAN JOSEPH D AND CO WATER SYSTEM SUPPLIES $1,589.04 $5,527.43 316640 505-7201-530300- GRAINGER W W INC DATA SYSTEM SUPPLIES $260.97 316640 505-7201-530300- GRAINGER W W INC DATA SYSTEM SUPPLIES $521.94 316640 505-7201-531550- GRAINGER W W INC BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $252.72 316640 505-7201-550150- GRAINGER W W INC MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES $4,491.80 $131.95 316643 505-7201-530350- HASSENAUER, MICHAEL REIMBURSEMENT $131.95 $204.00 316647 505-7201-522030- BRANDING TOUCHPOINT / CLOTHING & APPAREL $204.00 IPROMOTE U Page 43 Page 51 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT $500.00 316653 505-7201-530350- JOSHUA ENGELKING REIMBURSEMENT $500.00 $520.26 316660 505-7201-531550- LOWES COMMERCIAL SERVICES BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $41.16 316660 505-7201-531550- LOWES COMMERCIAL SERVICES BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $64.85 316660 505-7201-531550- LOWES COMMERCIAL SERVICES BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $98.68 316660 505-7201-531550- LOWES COMMERCIAL SERVICES BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $127.80 316660 505-7201-531850- LOWES COMMERCIAL SERVICES SMALL TOOLS & EQUIPMENT $12.08 316660 505-7201-531850- LOWES COMMERCIAL SERVICES SMALL TOOLS & EQUIPMENT $175.69 $5.98 316663 505-7201-531600- MATTS ACE HARDWARE CHEMICALS $5.98 $1,297.60 316668 505-7201-531070- MENONI & MECOGNI SEWER COLLECTION SUPPLY $1,297.60 $12,917.66 316672 505-7201-531010- MID AMERICAN WATER OF WATER SYSTEM SUPPLIES $808.80 WAUCONDA, INC. 316672 505-7201-531010- MID AMERICAN WATER OF WATER SYSTEM SUPPLIES $1,903.21 WAUCONDA, INC. 316672 505-7201-531010- MID AMERICAN WATER OF WATER SYSTEM SUPPLIES $1,920.00 WAUCONDA, INC. 316672 505-7201-531010- MID AMERICAN WATER OF WATER SYSTEM SUPPLIES $2,486.10 WAUCONDA, INC. 316672 505-7201-531010- MID AMERICAN WATER OF WATER SYSTEM SUPPLIES $2,817.65 WAUCONDA, INC. 316672 505-7201-531010- MID AMERICAN WATER OF WATER SYSTEM SUPPLIES $2,824.80 WAUCONDA, INC. 316672 505-7201-531010- MID AMERICAN WATER OF WATER VALVE & HYDRANT $77.10 WAUCONDA, INC. REPLACEMENT 316672 505-7201-531850- MID AMERICAN WATER OF SMALL TOOLS & EQUIPMENT $80.00 WAUCONDA, INC. $198.00 Page 44 Page 52 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT 316675 505-7201-531070- NEENAH FOUNDRY COMPANY SEWER SUPPLIES $198.00 $499.99 316676 505-7201-530350- NORBERT MROCZKOWSKI REIMBURSEMENT $499.99 $250.00 316696 505-7201-530350- PAUL LAMPA REIMBURSEMENT $250.00 $1,335.64 316701 505-7201-521250- PIZZO & ASSOCIATES, LTD SEWER SUPPLIES $373.13 316701 505-7201-521250- PIZZO & ASSOCIATES, LTD SEWER SUPPLIES $962.51 $318.00 316710 505-7201-521360- ROUTE 12 RENTAL CO INC EQUIPMENT RENTAL $318.00 $72.73 316716 505-7201-522700- SOUND INCORPORATED PHONE SERVICE $72.73 $225.70 316719 505-7201-531550- STEINER ELECTRIC COMPANY BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $225.70 $2,887.24 316740 505-7201-531010- ZIEBELL WATER SERVICE WATER SYSTEM SUPPLIES $2,887.24 PRODUCTS $390.00 316741 505-7201-520050- ZIMMERMAN, RYAN PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $390.00 $182.48 802586 505-7201-522700- AT&T ACCT 84743746858567 $60.16 802586 505-7201-522700- AT&T ACCT 84743746842777 $60.16 802586 505-7201-522700- AT&T ACCT 84725301748135 $62.16 $3,627.65 802587 505-7201-521500- COMMONWEALTH EDISON ACCT 0766943000 $53.67 COMPANY 802587 505-7201-521500- COMMONWEALTH EDISON ACCT 6652766000 $63.10 COMPANY Page 45 Page 53 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT 802587 505-7201-521500- COMMONWEALTH EDISON ACCT 2471022222 $116.20 COMPANY 802587 505-7201-521500- COMMONWEALTH EDISON ACCT 0085022222 $139.24 COMPANY 802587 505-7201-521500- COMMONWEALTH EDISON ACCT 4873432222 $167.93 COMPANY 802587 505-7201-521500- COMMONWEALTH EDISON ACCT 8275568111 $168.10 COMPANY 802587 505-7201-521500- COMMONWEALTH EDISON ACCT 6000042222 $226.12 COMPANY 802587 505-7201-521500- COMMONWEALTH EDISON ACCT 1624693000 $370.99 COMPANY 802587 505-7201-521500- COMMONWEALTH EDISON ACCT 7839129000 $453.82 COMPANY 802587 505-7201-521500- COMMONWEALTH EDISON ACCT 8556642222 $1,868.48 COMPANY $1,761.29 802588 505-7201-521500- CONSTELLATION NEW ENERGY INC ACCT 1050216 $769.10 802588 505-7201-521500- CONSTELLATION NEW ENERGY INC ACCT 1050214 $992.19 $413.54 802589 505-7201-521500- NICOR ACCT 58544400003 $179.99 802589 505-7201-521500- NICOR ACCT 90920700003 $233.55 DEPARTMENT 7201 TOTAL: $87,619.08 Page 46 Page 54 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 7301 PARKING ADMIN $3,425.12 316732 235-7301-521400- UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD 2026 1ST QUARTER LOT P $3,425.12 COMPANY $104.08 802587 235-7301-521500- COMMONWEALTH EDISON ACCT 9730174000 $39.08 COMPANY 802587 235-7301-521500- COMMONWEALTH EDISON ACCT 8899825000 $65.00 COMPANY DEPARTMENT 7301 TOTAL: $3,529.20 Page 47 Page 55 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 7302 PARKING VAIL ST. GARAGE OPER $246.65 802586 235-7302-521500- AT&T ACCT 84725309782425 $246.65 $2,158.71 802588 235-7302-521500- CONSTELLATION NEW ENERGY INC ACCT 1050215 $2,158.71 DEPARTMENT 7302 TOTAL: $2,405.36 Page 48 Page 56 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 7303 PARKING NORTH GARAGE OPER $245.54 802586 235-7303-521500- AT&T ACCT 84763200281737 $245.54 DEPARTMENT 7303 TOTAL: $245.54 Page 49 Page 57 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 7304 PARKING EVERGREEN ST GAR OPER $1,616.75 316580 235-7304-521020- AFFILIATED CUSTOMER SERVICE EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE $1,616.75 INC $1,607.07 802588 235-7304-521500- CONSTELLATION NEW ENERGY INC ACCT 1050222 $1,607.07 DEPARTMENT 7304 TOTAL: $3,223.82 Page 50 Page 58 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 7401 SOLID WASTE DISPSL SWANCCADMIN $153,380.00 902831 511-7401-521540- SOLID WASTE AGENCY MAY 2026 TIPPING FEES $908.00 902831 511-7401-521540- SOLID WASTE AGENCY MAY 2026 TIPPING FEES $152,472.00 DEPARTMENT 7401 TOTAL: $153,380.00 Page 51 Page 59 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 7501 MUNICIPAL FLEET SVCS ADMIN $424.92 621-7501-522020- ASE BLUE SEAL RECOGNITION DUES $65.00 PROGAM 621-7501-522030- PASS TRAINING & COMPLIANCE TRAINING $300.00 621-7501-531510- MONTANA JACKS VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $59.92 $2,828.60 316587 621-7501-521070- ARLINGTON HTS FORD VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $1,593.04 316587 621-7501-531510- ARLINGTON HTS FORD VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $45.04 316587 621-7501-531510- ARLINGTON HTS FORD VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $161.63 316587 621-7501-531510- ARLINGTON HTS FORD VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $289.69 316587 621-7501-531510- ARLINGTON HTS FORD VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $739.20 $4,159.22 316599 621-7501-531510- BROWN EQUIPMENT COMPANY VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $660.43 316599 621-7501-531510- BROWN EQUIPMENT COMPANY VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $3,498.79 $360.17 316600 621-7501-531510- BUMPER TO BUMPER VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $15.59 316600 621-7501-531510- BUMPER TO BUMPER VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $26.46 316600 621-7501-531510- BUMPER TO BUMPER VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $26.75 316600 621-7501-531510- BUMPER TO BUMPER VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $37.73 316600 621-7501-531510- BUMPER TO BUMPER VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $253.64 $94.74 316604 621-7501-531510- CHICAGO PARTS & SOUND VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $94.74 ENTERPRISES $97.96 316608 621-7501-521360- CITY WELDING SALES & SERVICE EQUIPMENT RENTAL $97.96 $71.18 Page 52 Page 60 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT 316628 621-7501-521070- EJ EQUIPMENT INCORPORATED VEH EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE $71.18 $4,187.30 316632 621-7501-521070- EUCLID GAS & CAR WASH VEH EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE $895.60 316632 621-7501-521070- EUCLID GAS & CAR WASH VEH EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE $1,419.00 316632 621-7501-521070- EUCLID GAS & CAR WASH VEH EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE $1,872.70 $184.72 316640 621-7501-531510- GRAINGER W W INC VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $39.12 316640 621-7501-531510- GRAINGER W W INC VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $43.67 316640 621-7501-531510- GRAINGER W W INC VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $101.93 $3,645.14 316656 621-7501-531510- LEAHY-WOLF COMPANY VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $1,295.00 316656 621-7501-531510- LEAHY-WOLF COMPANY VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $2,350.14 $178.67 316661 621-7501-531510- MACQUEEN EMERGENCY GROUP VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $178.67 $39.99 316663 621-7501-531510- MATTS ACE HARDWARE VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $39.99 $1,068.66 316665 621-7501-531510- MC MASTER CARR SUPPLY CO VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $29.14 316665 621-7501-531510- MC MASTER CARR SUPPLY CO VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $57.97 316665 621-7501-531510- MC MASTER CARR SUPPLY CO VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $105.84 316665 621-7501-531510- MC MASTER CARR SUPPLY CO VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $374.40 316665 621-7501-531510- MC MASTER CARR SUPPLY CO VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $501.31 $2,035.62 316674 621-7501-531510- NAPA AUTO PARTS VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $27.84 316674 621-7501-531510- NAPA AUTO PARTS VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $30.54 316674 621-7501-531510- NAPA AUTO PARTS VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $40.09 Page 53 Page 61 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT 316674 621-7501-531510- NAPA AUTO PARTS VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $41.99 316674 621-7501-531510- NAPA AUTO PARTS VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $44.23 316674 621-7501-531510- NAPA AUTO PARTS VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $44.37 316674 621-7501-531510- NAPA AUTO PARTS VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $52.32 316674 621-7501-531510- NAPA AUTO PARTS VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $95.06 316674 621-7501-531510- NAPA AUTO PARTS VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $172.23 316674 621-7501-531510- NAPA AUTO PARTS VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $174.00 316674 621-7501-531510- NAPA AUTO PARTS VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $219.38 316674 621-7501-531510- NAPA AUTO PARTS VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $239.60 316674 621-7501-531510- NAPA AUTO PARTS VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $282.73 316674 621-7501-531510- NAPA AUTO PARTS VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $571.24 $1,304.94 316695 621-7501-531510- PATLIN INC VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $406.87 316695 621-7501-531510- PATLIN INC VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $898.07 $729.00 316705 621-7501-521070- RACEWAY CARWASH VEH EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE $729.00 $116.08 316711 621-7501-531650- RUBBER INC MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES $116.08 $679.80 316715 621-7501-521020- SLE TECHNOLOGIES, INC EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE $679.80 $137.58 316718 621-7501-531510- STANDARD EQUIPMENT CO VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $137.58 $270.60 316723 621-7501-531650- TERRACE SUPPLY CO MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES $45.20 316723 621-7501-531650- TERRACE SUPPLY CO MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES $225.40 $9,182.50 Page 54 Page 62 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT 316730 621-7501-521070- ULTRA STROBE COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE $157.50 INC 316730 621-7501-521070- ULTRA STROBE COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE $3,950.00 INC 316730 621-7501-521070- ULTRA STROBE COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE $4,775.00 INC 316730 621-7501-531510- ULTRA STROBE COMMUNICATIONS VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $300.00 INC $240.00 316731 621-7501-530350- UNIFIRST CORPORATION CLOTHING $120.00 316731 621-7501-530350- UNIFIRST CORPORATION CLOTHING $120.00 $188.86 316733 621-7501-531510- US AUTOFORCE VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $188.86 $295.97 316742 621-7501-531510- ZORO TOOLS INC VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $93.60 316742 621-7501-531510- ZORO TOOLS INC VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $94.47 316742 621-7501-531510- ZORO TOOLS INC VEH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $107.90 DEPARTMENT 7501 TOTAL: $32,522.22 Page 55 Page 63 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 9001 CAPITAL ADMIN $9,957.00 316594 505-9001-550250- BAXTER & WOODMAN PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $9,957.00 $7,768.62 316672 505-9001-550250- MID AMERICAN WATER OF WATER VALVE & HYDRANT $870.00 WAUCONDA, INC. REPLACEMENT 316672 505-9001-550250- MID AMERICAN WATER OF WATER VALVE & HYDRANT $2,373.04 WAUCONDA, INC. REPLACEMENT 316672 505-9001-550250- MID AMERICAN WATER OF WATER VALVE & HYDRANT $950.63 WAUCONDA, INC. REPLACEMENT 316672 505-9001-550250- MID AMERICAN WATER OF WATER VALVE & HYDRANT $1,088.55 WAUCONDA, INC. REPLACEMENT 316672 505-9001-550250- MID AMERICAN WATER OF WATER VALVE & HYDRANT $2,486.40 WAUCONDA, INC. REPLACEMENT DEPARTMENT 9001 TOTAL: $17,725.62 Page 56 Page 64 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 9555 DEBT SVC POLICE STATION 2016 $375,425.00 902834 301-9555-560150- UMB BANK 2026 DEBT SERVICE $375,425.00 DEPARTMENT 9555 TOTAL: $375,425.00 Page 57 Page 65 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 9556 DEBT SVC STORM WATER CONT 2018 $129,575.00 902834 301-9556-560150- UMB BANK 2026 DEBT SERVICE $129,575.00 DEPARTMENT 9556 TOTAL: $129,575.00 Page 58 Page 66 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 9557 DEBT SVC 2019 REFUNDING 2011 $31,125.00 902834 301-9557-560150- UMB BANK 2026 DEBT SERVICE $31,125.00 DEPARTMENT 9557 TOTAL: $31,125.00 Page 59 Page 67 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 9558 DEBT SVC 2020 GO BONDS $136,700.00 902834 301-9558-560150- UMB BANK 2026 DEBT SERVICE $136,700.00 DEPARTMENT 9558 TOTAL: $136,700.00 Page 60 Page 68 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WARRANT REGISTER CHECK DATE: 4/30/2026 CHECK # ACCOUNT # VENDOR NAME/# DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT Department 9561 DEBT SERVICE 2024 GO BOND $429,250.00 902834 301-9561-560150- UMB BANK 2026 DEBT SERVICE $429,250.00 DEPARTMENT 9561 TOTAL: $429,250.00 WARRANT TOTAL: $2,634,277.68 Page 61 Page 69 of 151 Village Board of Trustees 5/4/2026 Item: 107th Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony Department: Integrated Services Item Description: Greg Padovani will speak about the upcoming 107th Annual Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony ATTACHMENTS: None Page 70 of 151 Village Board of Trustees 5/4/2026 Item: A Resolution Approving a Plat of Subdivision for 1920 N. Chestnut Avenue - PC#24-018 Department: Planning & Community Development Item Description: At the December 1, 2025, the Village Board approved Resolution 25-150 authorizing the approval of a Preliminary Plat of Subdivision to subdivide one lot at 1920 N. Chestnut Avenue into four total lots. Three lots for single- family residential development and one lot for on-site stormwater detention. The Petitioner has prepared a Final Plat of Subdivision, which contains the necessary information as required by Chapter 29 of the Municipal Code for Final Plat of Subdivision approval. The Village has reviewed the Final Plat of Subdivision and verified that it is substantially compliant with the preliminary approvals as outlined in Resolution #25-150. Recommendation: The Plan Commission recommends APPROVAL of the Final Plat of Subdivision, subject to the following conditions: 1. Payment of all applicable engineering fees and the provision of all surety bonds, public improvement deposits, and maintenance guarantees (as required under Chapter 29 of the Village Code) must be provided one week prior to appearing at a Village Board meeting. 2. The Petitioner will provide the Final Plat of Subdivision, as approved by the Plan Commission, printed on mylar and submitted to the Village, with signature obtained from all parties except those to be coordinated by the Village, no less than one week prior to Village Board approval. 3. Payment of all anticipated cash contributions in lieu of land dedication for library, park and recreational purposes, and school sites to serve the immediate and future needs of the residents shall be provided at the time of building permit. ATTACHMENTS: 1. Resolution Approving Final Plat of Subdivision - 1920 N. Chestnut Ave. 2. PC24-018 Final Plat PC Memo 3. Public Comment Letter_Pucci Page 71 of 151 4. Public Comment Letter_Sinclair 5. Final Plat of Chestnut Woods Subdivision 6. Exhibit A - Aerial 7. Exhibit B - Plat of Survey 8. Resolution #25-150 Preliminary Plat of Subdivision - 1920 N Chestnut Ave Page 72 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS RESOLUTION NO. __________ A RESOLUTION APPROVING A FINAL PLAT OF SUBDIVISION (1920 N. Chestnut Avenue) WHEREAS, Clim Development, LLC (“Owner”) is the owner of that certain property commonly known as 1920 N. Chestnut Avenue, Arlington Heights, Illinois (“Property”); and WHEREAS, the Owner desires to subdivide the Property into the Property into three residential lots and one dedicated on-site stormwater detention lot (“Proposed Subdivision”), as depicted on the Final Plat of Chestnut Woods Subdivision, prepared by Kanthaphixay Land Surveying, consisting of two sheets, with a last revision date of June 10, 2025, a copy of which is attached to and, by this reference, made a part of this Resolution as Exhibit A (“Final Plat”); and WHEREAS, the Owner filed applications with the Village for preliminary and final approval of a plat of subdivision for the Proposed Subdivision, pursuant to Sections 29-212 through 29-214 of the “Municipal Code of Arlington Heights, Illinois, 1995,” as amended (“Village Code”); and WHEREAS, on December 1, 2025, the President and Board of Trustees adopted Resolution No. R2025-150, approving a preliminary plat of subdivision for the Proposed Subdivision of the Property in accordance with all applicable Village procedures and requirements; and WHEREAS, following approval by the President and Board of Trustees of the preliminary plat of subdivision, the Owner submitted a final plat of subdivision that is substantially in accordance with the preliminary plat of subdivision; and WHEREAS, on March 25, 2026, the Plan Commission of the Village of Arlington Heights (“Plan Commission”) recommended approval of the proposed Final Plat, subject to specified development conditions; and WHEREAS, having considered the findings and recommendations of the Plan Commission, the President and Board of Trustees have found and determined that it will serve and be in the best interest of the Village and its residents to approve the Final Plat for the Property; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, as follows: SECTION 1. RECITALS. The facts and statements contained in the preamble to this Resolution are found to be true and correct and are hereby adopted as part of this Resolution. SECTION 2. APPROVAL OF FINAL PLAT. Subject to, and contingent upon, the conditions, restrictions, and provisions set forth in Section 3 of this Resolution, the Final Plat is hereby approved as the final plat of subdivision for the Property pursuant to Section 29-214 of the Village Code and the home rule powers of the Village. SECTION 3. CONDITION OF APPROVAL. Approval of the Final Plat in Section 2 of this Resolution is conditioned upon the Owner’s payment of all impact fees associated with the development of the Property for library, park and recreational purposes, and school sites to serve the immediate and future needs of the residents prior to issuance of a building permit for the Property, in accordance with, and as required by, Chapter 29 of the Village Code. 4907-2521-9228, v. 2 1 Page 73 of 151 SECTION 4. EXECUTION OF FINAL PLAT. Upon satisfaction of the condition set forth in Section 3 of this Resolution, the Village President and the Village Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to execute and seal, on behalf of the Village, the Final Plat. SECTION 5. RECORDATION OF FINAL PLAT. Upon execution of the Final Plat by the Village President and the Village Clerk, as provided in Section 4 of this Resolution, the Village Clerk is directed to cause the Final Plat to be recorded on title to the Property in the office of the Cook County Clerk Recording Division. SECTION 6. AMENDMENTS. Any amendments to the approval granted in Section 2 of this Ordinance that may be requested by the Owner after the effective date of this Ordinance may be granted only pursuant to the procedures, and subject to the standards and limitations, provided in the Zoning Code. SECTION 7. EFFECTIVE DATE. This Resolution will be in full force and effect from and after its passage and approval as provided by law. The approval in Section 2 of this Resolution will be null and void in the event that all conditions are not satisfied within 180 days after the passage of this Resolution, unless that date is extended by the Village Board of Trustees. AYES: NAYS: PASSED AND APPROVED THIS ___ day of ____________, 2026 ________________________________________ Village President ATTEST: ________________________________________ Village Clerk 4907-2521-9228, v. 2 2 Page 74 of 151 EXHIBIT A FINAL PLAT 4907-2521-9228, v. 2 Page 75 of 151 AREA SUMMARY: FINAL PLAT ISSUED FOR DESIGN COORDINATION LOT 1 = 13,320 SQ. FT. OR 0.306 ACRE LOT 2= 11,100 SQ. FT. OR 0.255 ACRE OF ISSUED FOR REVIEW LOT 3 = 11,100 SQ. FT. OR 0.255 ACRE LOT 4 = 8,880 SQ. FT. OR 0.203 ACRE TOTAL AREA = 44,400 SQ.FT. OR 1.019 ACRE CHESTNUT WOODS SUBDIVISION THAT PART OF THE EAST 1/2 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 18, TOWNSHIP 42 NORTH, RANGE 11 EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, LYING NORTH OF THE CENTERLINE OF PALATINE ROAD, IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS: EASEMENT TO BE GRANTED AREA SUMMARY: BEGINNING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE LAND HEREIN DESCRIBED; THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 00 MINUTES 00 LOT 1 = 1,880 SQ. FT. OR 0.043 ACRE SECONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF 150.00 FEET TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LAND; THENCE SOUTH 90 DEGREES LOT 2 = 1,805 SQ. FT. OR 0.041 ACRE 00 MINUTES 00 SECONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF 296.00 FEET TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAID LAND; THENCE NORTH 00 DEGREES 00 MINUTES 00 SECONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF 150.00 FEET TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID LOT 3= 1,805 SQ. FT. OR 0.041 ACRE LAND; THENCE NORTH 90 DEGREES 00 MINUTES 00 SECONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF 296.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF LOT 4= 1,730 SQ. FT. OR 0.040 ACRE BEGINNING, CONTAINING 44,400 SQUARE FEET (1.019 ACRES), MORE OR LESS. TOTAL AREA = 7,220 SQ.FT. OR 0.166 ACRE BASIS OF BEARINGS: BEARINGS ARE BASED ON THE ILLINOIS STATE PLANE COORDINATE SYSTEM, EAST ZONE, NAD 83. 11/12/2025 02/11/2026 W. LASALLE STREET LEGEND BOUNDARY LINE OFSUBDIVISION PROPOSED LOT LINE LOT- PROPOSED LOT NUMBER - EXISTING LOT NUMBER - EXISTING FOUND IRON PIPE - PROPOSED SET 18" IRON PIPE P.U.&D.E. PUBLIC UTILITY & DRAINAGE EASEMENT P.U.E. PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENT B.S.L. BUILDING SETBACK LINE B/C = BACK OF CURB B-B = BACK TO BACK OF CURB (D) DEED DATA (M) MEASURED DATA (P.O.B.) POINT OF BEGINNING IRON PIPE FOUND 150.00 P.O.B. 33.0 WEST AND 0.06 PROPOSED RIGHT-OF-WAY DEDICATION 5' PUBLIC SIDEWALK IRON PIPE FOUND 0.07 N90°00'00"E SOUTH NORTH AND 0.17 EAST 296.00 5' PUBLIC SIDEWALK EASEMENT DETAIL 66.00' 148.00 5 FT P.U. & D.E. 5 FT P.U. & D.E. 148.00 33.00' 33.00' (NOT TO SCALE) 5.00' AVENUE WALNUT AVENUE 25' BUILDING SETBACK LINE 25' BUILDING SETBACK LINE 5 FT P.U. & D.E. 5 FT P.U. & D.E. 5' P.U. & D.E. (UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED) 75.00 LOT 2 75.00 LOT 1 90.00 17 N. Ridge Court, Streamwood IL 60107 11,100 SQFT. 90.00 (1,805 SQFT EASEMENT TO BE GRANTED ) 13,320 SQFT. CHESTNUT 1985 N. WALNUT AVE. (1,880 SQFT EASEMENT TO BE GRANTED ) SIDE LOT LINE SIDE LOT LINE N00°00'00"E 1980 N. CHESTNUT AVE. 5.00' KANTHAPHIXAY (66' R.O.W.) 150.00 150.00 5 FT P.U. & D.E. S0°00'00"E Land Surveying 150.00' 5.00' 5 FT P.U. & D.E. FRONT LOT LINE 5.00' (33' R.O.W.) 5 FT P.U. & D.E. ROAD Phone: (224) 425-0009 5 FT P.U.E. 25' BUILDING SETBACK LINE 5 FT P.U. & D.E. N00°00'00"E OUTLOT NOTE: 75.00 LOT 3 60.00 LOT 4 AT THE COMPLETION OF THE 18-MONTH N. 75.00 60.00 OUTLOT MAINTENANCE PERIOD FOR THE SUBDIVISION’S 11,100 SQFT. 8,800 SQFT. (1,805 SQFT EASEMENT TO BE GRANTED ) (1,730 SQFT EASEMENT TO BE GRANTED ) N. PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS AND AFTER ACCEPTANCE OF 1975 N. WALNUT AVE. 1920 N. CHESTNUT AVE. THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS BY THE VILLAGE, THE Cell: (630) 973-7491 0'0 5.00' OWNER SHALL DEED OUTLOT 4 TO THE VILLAGE TO "' 90 ° 33.00' 33.00' BECOME A PUBLICLY OWNED AND MAINTAINED LOT 5.60' 148.00 5 FT P.U. & D.E. 5 FT P.U.E. 148.00 FOR STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PURPOSES. N90°00'00"W IRON PIPE FOUND IRON PIPE FOUND AT PROPERTY CORNER 296.00 33.0 WEST AND ONE LINE CURB & GUTTER CURB & GUTTER PROJ # 24-1920 1 Page 76 of 151 Page 77 of 151 Date: March 18, 2026 To: Arlington Heights Plan Commission From: Dan Osoba, Planner II Re: PC 24-018 Chestnut Woods Subdivision – Final Plat of Subdivision for Plan Commission Meeting on March 25, 2026 Background: On December 1, 2025, the Village Board approved Resolution 25-150 authorizing approval of a Preliminary Plat of Subdivision to subdivide one lot at 1920 N. Chestnut Avenue into four total lots; three for single-family residential development and one on-site stormwater detention lot. Concurrently, the Village Board approved Ordinance 25-056 authorizing approval of variations from Chapter 28 to reduce the lot width and area of the on-site stormwater detention lot and to reduce the required front setback of Lot 1 from 40-feet to 25-feet. The petitioner has prepared a Final Plat of Subdivision, which contains the necessary information as required by Chapter 29 of the Municipal Code for Final Plat of Subdivision approval. The Village Staff Development Committee has reviewed the Final Plat of Subdivision and verified that it is substantially compliant with the preliminary approvals as outlined in Resolution 25-150 and Section 3 of Ordinance 25-056 which outlines conditions for the subdivision approval granted for the Chestnut Woods development. There were several conditions of approval within Ordinance 25-056 that needed to be addressed as part of the Final Plat of Subdivision review. A general description of these conditions is outlined below: • Compliance with Plans. Except for minor changes and site work approved by the Village Director of Building & Life Safety (for matters within their permitting authority) in accordance with all applicable Village standards, the development, use, operation, and maintenance of the Proposed Development and of the Property must be substantially compliant with the Preliminary Plat of Subdivision. o The Staff Development Committee (SDC) reviewed the Petitioner’s Final Plat of Subdivision and associated Final Engineering Plans and Landscape Plans and found that they are substantial compliance with the Preliminary Plat of Subdivision, Preliminary Engineering Plans and Landscape Plans submitted pursuant to Resolution 25-150. • Right-of-Way Infrastructure Improvements. The petitioner shall install adjacent right-of-way improvements on Chestnut Avenue and Walnut Avenue as shown in the Preliminary Engineering Plans, prepared by CIVILAND, PLLC, with a last revision date of September 15, 2025. o The right-of-way improvements shown in the Final Engineering Plans, prepared by CIVILAND, PLLC, with latest revision date December 17, 2025, are consistent with the aforementioned Preliminary Engineering Plans and compliant with Village Municipal Code. Page 78 of 151 • Required Fees. The Applicant must pay to the Village all fees required pursuant to Chapter 29 of the Municipal Code of Arlington Heights, Illinois, 1995, as amended (“Village Code”). o The petitioner has been informed of this requirement and has been provided all fees that will be due prior to appearing at a Village Board meeting and due prior to Building Permit issuance for new construction. • Design Commission. Prior to the demolition of the existing home on the property and the submittal of building permit applications for any new home on the property, the owner must submit an application to the Village Design Commission for review and approval of the proposed new home. o The petitioner submitted three applications, one for each proposed new home, to the Village Design Commission for review. The Design Commission approved all three applications at the February 24, 2026 meeting of the Design Commission. The minutes of which are included in the agenda packet. Recommendation: The Staff Development Committee recommends APPROVAL of the Final Plat of Subdivision, subject to the following conditions: 1. Payment of all applicable engineering fees and the provision of all surety bonds, public improvement deposits, and maintenance guarantees (as required under Chapter 29 of the Village Code) must be provided one week prior to appearing at a Village Board meeting. 2. The Petitioner will provide the Final Plat of Subdivision, as approved by the Plan Commission, printed on mylar and submitted to the Village, with signature obtained from all parties except those to be coordinated by the Village, no less than one week prior to Village Board approval. 3. Payment of all anticipated cash contributions in lieu of land dedication for library, park and recreational purposes, and school sites to serve the immediate and future needs of the residents shall be provided at time of building permit. 2 Page 79 of 151 Dear Mr. Osoba, I am Rick Pucci of 1919 N. Chestnut Ave. My wife, Ania, and I are writing to express serious concern regarding the proposed subdivision at 1918 N. Chestnut Ave. We recently invested significant time and resources working with our architect and contractor to ensure our plans fully respect both the zoning requirements and the character of the neighborhood. It is, therefore, troubling to learn that an exception may be granted directly across the street. Allowing a reduced setback of only 25 feet, along with sidewalks that do not meaningfully connect to existing infrastructure, would result in a structure out of scale with the surrounding homes. This would negatively impact both neighborhood aesthetics and property values. We are also concerned about the potential need for additional street lighting tied to the sidewalk design. Increased nighttime lighting would directly affect our home, which is especially disappointing given that one of our goals in relocating was to avoid the excessive lighting common in the city. We are planning a further $1.5 million investment in our property—an improvement we believe will enhance and preserve the character of the neighborhood. However, we intend to pause those plans until there is clarity on the outcome of this proposal. We respectfully ask that you consider the broader impact on the neighborhood before approving any exceptions. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, Rick and Ania Pucci 312-315-4659 1919 N. Chestnut Ave. Page 80 of 151 Hi Dan, ARLINGTON HEIGHTS VILLAGE We live at 1916 N. Chestnut Ave. Like most of the residents on Chestnut Ave. we were pleased to hear that the property at 1918 N. Chestnut was purchased and would be remodeled. To everyone’s dismay this was not a remodel but an out of place subdivision request that will be a impact on the surrounding homes with one large home floating out Infront with a 25 ft. set back from the street with the homes on either side (1916 & 1920) that have a 98 ft. set back. With the homes at 1916 & 1920 neither of them have sidewalks or curbs, we believe this will further impact current residents value on both sides Chestnut to install a sidewalk and curb just Infront of 1918N. Chestnut. We have been residents of Arlington Heights for over 35 years. When you drive around Arlington Heights you see a lot of smaller houses that are being upgraded/remodeled into much bigger homes. This project (Chestnut subdivision) seems to be out of place from what the Village has approved in the past. We would respectfully ask that the village re-consider approving this project that will impact the 1900 block of north Chestnut Ave. Thank you for consideration of fellow Arlington Heights residents. Best Regards, Don and Jane Sinclair 1916N. Chestnut Ave. Page 81 of 151 AREA SUMMARY: FINAL PLAT ISSUED FOR DESIGN COORDINATION LOT 1 = 13,320 SQ. FT. OR 0.306 ACRE LOT 2= 11,100 SQ. FT. OR 0.255 ACRE OF ISSUED FOR REVIEW LOT 3 = 11,100 SQ. FT. OR 0.255 ACRE LOT 4 = 8,880 SQ. FT. OR 0.203 ACRE TOTAL AREA = 44,400 SQ.FT. OR 1.019 ACRE CHESTNUT WOODS SUBDIVISION THAT PART OF THE EAST 1/2 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 18, TOWNSHIP 42 NORTH, RANGE 11 EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, LYING NORTH OF THE CENTERLINE OF PALATINE ROAD, IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS: EASEMENT TO BE GRANTED AREA SUMMARY: BEGINNING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE LAND HEREIN DESCRIBED; THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 00 MINUTES 00 LOT 1 = 1,880 SQ. FT. OR 0.043 ACRE SECONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF 150.00 FEET TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LAND; THENCE SOUTH 90 DEGREES LOT 2 = 1,805 SQ. FT. OR 0.041 ACRE 00 MINUTES 00 SECONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF 296.00 FEET TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAID LAND; THENCE NORTH 00 DEGREES 00 MINUTES 00 SECONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF 150.00 FEET TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID LOT 3= 1,805 SQ. FT. OR 0.041 ACRE LAND; THENCE NORTH 90 DEGREES 00 MINUTES 00 SECONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF 296.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF LOT 4= 1,730 SQ. FT. OR 0.040 ACRE BEGINNING, CONTAINING 44,400 SQUARE FEET (1.019 ACRES), MORE OR LESS. TOTAL AREA = 7,220 SQ.FT. OR 0.166 ACRE BASIS OF BEARINGS: BEARINGS ARE BASED ON THE ILLINOIS STATE PLANE COORDINATE SYSTEM, EAST ZONE, NAD 83. 11/12/2025 02/11/2026 W. LASALLE STREET LEGEND BOUNDARY LINE OFSUBDIVISION PROPOSED LOT LINE LOT - PROPOSED LOT NUMBER - EXISTING LOT NUMBER - EXISTING FOUND IRON PIPE - PROPOSED SET 18" IRON PIPE P.U.&D.E. PUBLIC UTILITY & DRAINAGE EASEMENT P.U.E. PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENT B.S.L. BUILDING SETBACK LINE B/C = BACK OF CURB B-B = BACK TO BACK OF CURB (D) DEED DATA (M) MEASURED DATA (P.O.B.) POINT OF BEGINNING IRON PIPE FOUND 150.00 P.O.B. 33.0 WEST AND 0.06 PROPOSED RIGHT-OF-WAY DEDICATION 5' PUBLIC SIDEWALK IRON PIPE FOUND 0.07 N90°00'00"E SOUTH NORTH AND 0.17 EAST 296.00 5' PUBLIC SIDEWALK EASEMENT DETAIL 66.00' 148.00 5 FT P.U. & D.E. 5 FT P.U. & D.E. 148.00 33.00' 33.00' (NOT TO SCALE) 5.00' AVENUE WALNUT AVENUE 25' BUILDING SETBACK LINE 25' BUILDING SETBACK LINE 5 FT P.U. & D.E. 5 FT P.U. & D.E. 5' P.U. & D.E. (UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED) 75.00 LOT 2 75.00 LOT 1 90.00 17 N. Ridge Court, Streamwood IL 60107 11,100 SQFT. 90.00 (1,805 SQFT EASEMENT TO BE GRANTED ) 13,320 SQFT. CHESTNUT 1985 N. WALNUT AVE. (1,880 SQFT EASEMENT TO BE GRANTED ) SIDE LOT LINE SIDE LOT LINE N00°00'00"E 1980 N. CHESTNUT AVE. 5.00' KANTHAPHIXAY (66' R.O.W.) 150.00 150.00 5 FT P.U. & D.E. S0°00'00"E Land Surveying 150.00' 5.00' 5 FT P.U. & D.E. FRONT LOT LINE 5.00' (33' R.O.W.) 5 FT P.U. & D.E. ROAD Phone: (224) 425-0009 5 FT P.U.E. 25' BUILDING SETBACK LINE 5 FT P.U. & D.E. N00°00'00"E OUTLOT NOTE: 75.00 LOT 3 60.00 LOT 4 AT THE COMPLETION OF THE 18-MONTH N. 75.00 60.00 OUTLOT MAINTENANCE PERIOD FOR THE SUBDIVISION’S 11,100 SQFT. 8,800 SQFT. (1,805 SQFT EASEMENT TO BE GRANTED ) (1,730 SQFT EASEMENT TO BE GRANTED ) N. PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS AND AFTER ACCEPTANCE OF 1975 N. WALNUT AVE. 1920 N. CHESTNUT AVE. THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS BY THE VILLAGE, THE Cell: (630) 973-7491 '0 5.00' OWNER SHALL DEED OUTLOT 4 TO THE VILLAGE TO "' 90 °0 33.00' 33.00' BECOME A PUBLICLY OWNED AND MAINTAINED LOT 5.60' 148.00 5 FT P.U. & D.E. 5 FT P.U.E. 148.00 FOR STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PURPOSES. N90°00'00"W IRON PIPE FOUND IRON PIPE FOUND AT PROPERTY CORNER 296.00 33.0 WEST AND ONE LINE CURB & GUTTER CURB & GUTTER PROJ # 24-1920 1 Page 82 of 151 Page 83 of 151 Page 84 of 151 Page 85 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS RESOLUTION NO. 2o25- 1550 A RESOLUTION APPROVING A PRELIMINARY PLAT 1920 N. Chestnut Avenue) WHEREAS, Clim Development, LLC (" Owner") is the owner of that certain property commonly known as 1920 N. Chestnut Avenue, and legally described in Exhibit A attached to and, by this reference, made a part of this Resolution(" Property"); and WHEREAS, the Owner desires to subdivide the Property into three residential lots and one dedicated on- site stormwater detention lot, as depicted on the Preliminary Plat of Chestnut Woods Subdivision, prepared by Kanthaphixay Land Surveying, consisting of one sheet, with a last revision date of June 10, 2025, a copy of which is attached to and, by this reference, made a part of this Resolution as Exhibit B(" Preliminary Plat"); and WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 29- 201 of the " Municipal Code of Arlington Heights, Illinois, 1995," as amended(" Village Code"), the Owner has applied for approval of the Preliminary Plat; and WHEREAS, pursuant to notice duly published in the Daily Herald on September 9, 2025, the Plan Commission of the Village of Arlington Heights (" Plan Commission") conducted a public hearing on September 24, 2025, concerning approval of the Preliminary Plat; and WHEREAS, at the conclusion of the public hearing, the Plan Commission made findings and recommended that the President and Board of Trustees approve the Preliminary Plat; and WHEREAS, having considered the findings and recommendations of the Plan Commission, the President and Board of Trustees have found and determined that it will serve and be in the best interest of the Village and its residents to approve the Preliminary Plat; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, as follows: SECTION 1. RECITALS. The facts and statements contained in the preamble to this Resolution are found to be true and correct and are hereby adopted as part of this Resolution. SECTION 2. APPROVAL OF PRELIMINARY PLAT. The Preliminary Plat for the Property is hereby approved pursuant to Section 29- 203 of the Village Code and the home rule powers of the Village. SECTION 3. SUBMISSION OF FINAL PLAT. Pursuant to and in accordance with Section 29- 204 of the Village Code, the adoption of this Resolution authorizes the Owner to submit a final plat of subdivision for the Property(" Final Plat") to the Board of Trustees. The Final Plat must comply with the requirements of the Village Code and must be submitted by the Owner for review and approval by the Village no later than 12 months after the effective date of this Resolution, or such extended date as may be approved by the Board of Trustees, in accordance with and pursuant to Section 29- 204. c of the Village Code. SECTION 4. EFFECT OF APPROVALS. Pursuant to Section 29- 204 of the Village Code, the approval of the Preliminary Plat for the Property, as set forth in Section 2 of this Resolution, is not to be deemed or interpreted as authorizing or entitling the Owner to approval of a Final Plat or to any other 4930- 9297- 5990, v. 1 Page 267 of 486 Page 86 of 151 approval, or to the issuance of any permit, until after all of the standards and procedures for such other approvals or permits have been satisfied. Further, the Board of Trustees will have no obligation to consider or approve a Final Plat unless and until the Owner complies with the applicable procedures for review and approval of a Final Plat for the Property, as set forth in the Village Code. SECTION 5. EFFECTIVE DATE. This Resolution will be in full force and effect from and after its passage and approval as provided by law. AYES: Schwingbeck, Santa Maria, Bertucci, Gilbert, Zyck, Dunnington, Manganaro, Tinaglia NAYS: None Absent: LaBedz PASSED AND APPROVED THIS day f Jul 2025 Vil age res en ATTEST: illage erk 2 4930- 9297- 5990, v. 1 Page 268 of 486 Page 87 of 151 EXHIBIT A LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY THE SOUTH 150 FEET OF THE NORTH 300 FEET OF THE SOUTH 900 FEET OF THE EAST 323. 40 FEET OF THE WEST 718 FEET OF THAT PART OF THE EAST '/ 2 OF THE SOUTHEAST '/ 4 OF SECTION 18, TOWNSHIP 42 NORTH, RANGE 11 EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, LYING NORTH OF THE CENTERLINE OF PALATINE ROAD, IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS. AND THE SOUTH 150. 00 FEET OF THE OUT LOT 1, IN THE WOODS OF ARLINGTON, BEING A SUBDIVISION OF PART OF THE EAST '/ 2 OF THE SOUTHEAST '/ 4 OF SECTION 18, TOWNSHIP 42 NORTH, RANGE 11 EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS. Commonly known as: 1920 N. Chestnut Avenue, Arlington Heights, Illinois PINs: 03- 18- 401- 086- 0000 03- 18- 401- 173- 0000 4930- 9297- 5990, v. I Page 269 of 486 Page 88 of 151 EXHIBIT B PRELIMINARY PLAT 4930- 9297- 5990, V. I Page 270 of 486 Page 89 of 151 PRELIMINARY PLAT OF ax1rERrs iRFORUAnox RY: LOT =LOT 1= 1 .. 3 20050 FT OR 0. 306 ACRE CHESTNUT WOODS SUBDIVISION TM b'" i° 1W LOT 2= 6. 660 50. FT. 0R0203 ACRE gg d 8 0 a E LOT3= 11. 100 SO. FT. OR 0. 155 ACRE n n° x., a : sn cxunE= u, wEew° Am 1x000 LOT4= 1110050. FT. OR 0. 255 ACRE ncmx a.. nTv iuixas e TOTAL AREA= FT. OR 1. ACRE Or 000- r 000010 8 5 g byi 44. 40050. 019 xxo' ry cmxfaunr laHumx9 _ " E 1 EASEMENT TO BE GRANTED AREA SUMMARY: LOT1= 1. 660 SQFT. OROA43ACRE 0000 , 0000F 000 LOT 3- 1. 805 SQ. FT. ORE 041 ACRE cwrv. v iuwas a'" cE. i Ens* or rrE iwn° cxmcicu Mewo." n, w xx0000005500. x rµ LOT 4= 1805 SO. FT. OR 0. 041 ACRE oro 0100. 0 00 25 000 TOTAL AREA= 548050 FT OR 0. 125 ACRE x ruxxx[ x* x0000 0° xxuxacx w 000010000 e w, m a000 444 404 TM 0 is.* o x"° 10000( 5." o," ccn1 owcx) s 0 11 a 2 s LOT 02 LOT 03 1000 0*00 xcrn L-----_ L 2050 LOT 13 0055 55* 0. 04* W. LASALLE STREET xz ry m° tE x t- xisnaK v" xx" QLi to 2040 LOT 12 Z 250100 I 2000 LOT.--- LOT.,. f o Z 2030 LOT Al LOT I1 2007 vu 2003 LOT to yl LOT4 k LOT1 Lar ao i r ' Q 2010 ( LOT 79 LOT 09 1 OT 2 y! LOT 3 1923 k Z o m L= e KPNTH T_ 1970 s. R" LOT 141 1 91 9 a 1916 m. xa j9 qFn I I I 4 E= d1 Po.,* 0000 ... E o0 n°. rozs a A 0 am Page 271 Page 90 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS INC. 1887 Village Board of Trustees 12/ 1/ 2025 Item: Resolution Approving a Preliminary Plat of Subdivision for Chestnut Woods at 1920 N. Chestnut Ave. Department: Planning & Community Development Item Description: At the October 20, 2025 Village Board meeting, a request for a Preliminary Plat of Subdivision to create three residential lots and one dedicated one- site stormwater detention lot, was discussed and approved. The Resolution setting forth the provisions and conditions of approval is attached. Recommendation Adoption of a Resolution granting a Preliminary Plat of Subdivision for Chestnut Woods at 1920 N. Chestnut Ave. ATTACHMENTS: 1. AH Resolution Approving Chestnut Woods Preliminary Plat Page 266 of 486 Page 91 of 151 Village Board of Trustees 5/4/2026 Item: Appointment of Jeff Thiel to the Arlington Economic Alliance, term ending April 30, 2029 Department: Integrated Services Item Description: Appointment of Jeff Thiel to the Arlington Economic Alliance, term ending April 30, 2029 ATTACHMENTS: None Page 92 of 151 Village Board of Trustees 5/4/2026 Item: Appointment of Charles Wilk to the Environmental Commission, term ending April 30, 2027 Department: Integrated Services Item Description: Appointment of Charles Wilk to the Environmental Commission, term ending April 30, 2027 ATTACHMENTS: None Page 93 of 151 Village Board of Trustees 5/4/2026 Item: Appointment of Annabelle Finn to the Environmental Commission, term ending April 30, 2027 Department: Integrated Services Item Description: Appointment of Annabelle Finn to the Environmental Commission, term ending April 30, 2027 ATTACHMENTS: None Page 94 of 151 Village Board of Trustees 5/4/2026 Item: 1903 E. Euclid Ave. - First United Methodist Church Arlington Heights, Approval of Variations, PC#25-025 Department: Planning & Community Development Item Description: Requested Action: Variations from Chapter 28, Section 5.1-3.3(b) to allow a side setback of 30.5-feet where 43.2-feet is required; Section 10.2-12.4 to allow parking wheel stops where a curb is required in accordance with prescribed engineering standards; and Section 10.4-4 to allow 235 parking spaces where 320 parking spaces are required. Staff is requesting final action on the approval of these variations at this meeting. The approving Ordinance for the requested relief is attached. Recommendation: The Plan Commission reviewed the proposed parking lot reconfiguration and variances to reduce required side yard setback for the property from 43.2- feet to 30.5-feet, waive the requirement for curbing of the parking lot and to reduce the required off-street parking from 320 spaces to 235 spaces at 1903 E. Euclid Avenue, and recommends APPROVALof the application subject to the following conditions: 1. The new green space adjacent to the parking lot shall be graded to direct runoff to the south such that the runoff is directed to the existing detention basin. The petitioner shall provide detailed grading plans with the Building Permit to demonstrate compliance with this condition. 2. Future expansions of the place of worship at this location will require re-evaluation of the required parking spaces. 3. The petitioner shall comply with all Federal, State, and Village Codes, Regulations, and Policies. Suggested Motion: Trustee ___________________moved to approve the final documents granting the zoning relief for consideration at this Board meeting for PC25- 025, variances from Chapter 28, Sections 5.1-3.3(b), Section 10.2-12.4, and Section 10.4-4, and subject to the recommended conditions, all as set Page 95 of 151 forth in the agenda materials for tonight’s Board Meeting. Trustee ___________________ seconded. ATTACHMENTS: 1. Ordinance Approving Variations for First United Methodist Church 2. Staff Report - 1903 E. Euclid Ave., First United Methodist Church 3. 8-13-25 CPRC Minutes 4. 4.22.26 Plan Commission Draft Minutes 5. Exhibit A - Aerial 6. Exhibit B - Plat of Survey 7. Exhibit C - Project Narrative 8. Exhibit D - Variance Response 9. Engineering Plans 10. Parking Study 11. Suggested Motion - 1903 E Euclid Ave - First United Methodist Church Page 96 of 151 Prepared by and return to: Village of Arlington Heights 33 S. Arlington Heights Road Arlington Heights, Illinois 60005 Attention: Village Clerk THIS SPACE FOR RECORDERS USE ONLY VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS ORDINANCE NO. 2026-_______ AN ORDINANCE GRANTING VARIATIONS FOR FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ARLINGTON HEIGHTS (1903 E. Euclid Avenue) ADOPTED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS THIS ____ DAY OF __________, 2026. 1 Page 97 of 151 AN ORDINANCE GRANTING VARIATIONS FOR FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ARLINGTON HEIGHTS (1903 E. Euclid Avenue) WHEREAS, the First United Methodist Church Arlington Heights (“Owner”) is the record title owner of that certain parcel of real property situated within the Village’s R-3 One Family Dwelling District (“R-3 District”), located at the address commonly known as 1903 E. Euclid Avenue, and legally described in Exhibit A attached to and, by this reference, made a part of this Ordinance (“Property”); and WHEREAS, the Owner desires to reconfigure the existing parking lot on the Property to include 235 off-street parking spaces and landscaping (“Proposed Improvements”); and WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 5.1-3.3(b) of the “The 2002 Comprehensive Amendment of the Zoning Code of the Village of Arlington Heights,” as amended (“Zoning Code”), the minimum side yard setback for a lot in the R-3 District is 10 percent of the lot’s width; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 10.2-12.4 of the Zoning Code, the perimeter of all parking areas providing space for five or more vehicles must be protected in accordance with prescribed engineering standards; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 10.4-4 of the Zoning Code, 320 off-street parking spaces are required on the Property; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 12 of the Zoning Code, in order to allow the Proposed Improvements of the Property, the Owner filed an application for approval of: (i) a variation from Section 5.1-3.3(b) of the Zoning Code to reduce the minimum required side yard setback of the Property, from 43.2 feet to 30.5 feet; (ii) a variation from Section 10.2-12.4 of the Zoning Code to allow parking wheel stops where a curb is required at the perimeter of parking areas providing space for five or more vehicles; and (iii) a variation from Section 10.4-4 of the Zoning Code to reduce the required amount of off-street parking spaces on the Property, from 320 spaces to 235 spaces (collectively, the “Requested Relief”); and WHEREAS, a public hearing of the Plan Commission of the Village to consider approval of the Requested Relief was duly advertised in the Daily Herald on April 7, 2026, and held on April 20, 2026; and WHEREAS, on April 20, 2026, the Plan Commission made findings and recommendations in support of the Requested Relief, subject to specified conditions; and WHEREAS, the Village President and Board of Trustees has determined that the Requested Relief complies with the required standards for variations as set forth in the Zoning Code; and WHEREAS, consistent with the Plan Commission recommendation, the President and Board of Trustees have determined that it will serve and be in the best interests of the Village and its residents to approve the Requested Relief, in accordance with, and subject to, the conditions, restrictions, and provisions of this Ordinance; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS: SECTION 1. RECITALS. The facts and statements contained in the preamble to this Ordinance are found to be true and correct and are hereby adopted as part of this Ordinance. 2 Page 98 of 151 SECTION 2. GRANT OF VARIATIONS. Subject to, and contingent upon, the conditions, restrictions, and provisions set forth in Section 3 of this Ordinance, and in accordance with, and pursuant to, Section 12 of the Zoning Code and the home rule powers of the Village, the Village hereby grants the Owner the following variations: A. A variation from Section 5.1-3.3(b) of the Zoning Code to reduce the minimum side yard setback of the Property, from 43.2 feet to 30.5 feet; B. A variation from Section 10.2-12.4 of the Zoning Code to allow parking wheel stops where a curb is required at the perimeter of parking areas providing space for five or more vehicles; and C. A variation from Section 10.4-4 of the Zoning Code to reduce the required amount of off-street parking spaces on the Property, from 320 spaces to 235 spaces. SECTION 3. CONDITIONS. Notwithstanding any use or development right that may be applicable or available pursuant to the provisions of the Zoning Code, the approvals granted pursuant to Section 2 of this Ordinance are hereby expressly subject to, and contingent upon, the development, use, and maintenance of the Property in compliance with each and all of the following conditions: A. Compliance with Regulations. Except to the extent specifically provided otherwise in this Ordinance, the development, use, operation, and maintenance of the Property and the proposed improvements must comply at all times with all applicable all applicable federal, State, and Village statutes, codes, ordinances, and regulations, as the same have been or may be amended from time to time. B. Compliance with Plans. Except for minor changes and site work approved by the Village Director of Building & Life Safety (for matters within their permitting authority) in accordance with all applicable Village standards, the development, use, operation, and maintenance of the proposed improvements and of the Property must substantially comply with the Engineering Plans, prepared by Gewalt Hamilton Associates, Inc., and consisting of eight sheets, with a last revision date of March 6, 2026, a copy of which is attached to and, by this reference, made a part of this Ordinance as Exhibit B. C. Runoff and Grading. The Owner must grade the new green space adjacent to the parking lot on the Property so that runoff is directed south to the existing detention basin. The Owner must provide the Village with a detailed grading plan with its building permit to demonstrate compliance with this condition. D. Future Expansions. Any future expansions of the place of worship use on the Property will require reevaluation of the required off-street parking spaces. SECTION 4. RECORDATION; BINDING EFFECT. A copy of this Ordinance will be recorded with the Cook County Clerk Recordings Division. This Ordinance and the privileges, obligations, and provisions contained herein will inure solely to the benefit of, and be binding upon, the Owner and each of his heirs, representatives, successors, and assigns, including, without limitation, subsequent owners or lessees of the Property. SECTION 5. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH CONDITIONS. Upon the failure or refusal of the Owner to comply with any or all of the conditions, restrictions, or provisions of this Ordinance, in addition to all other remedies available to the Village, the approvals granted in Section 2 of this Ordinance will, at the sole discretion of the Village President and Board of Trustees, by ordinance duly adopted, be revoked and become null and void; provided, however, that the Village President and Board of Trustees 3 Page 99 of 151 may not so revoke the approvals granted in Section 2 unless it first provides the Owner with two months advance written notice of the reasons for revocation and an opportunity to be heard at a regular meeting of the Village President and Board of Trustees. In the event of revocation, the development and use of the Property will be governed solely by the regulations of the R-3 District and the applicable provisions of the Zoning Code, as the same may, from time to time, be amended. Further, in the event of such revocation, the Village Manager and Village Attorney are hereby authorized and directed to bring such enforcement action as may be appropriate under the circumstances. SECTION 6. AMENDMENTS. Any amendments to the approvals granted in Section 2 of this Ordinance that may be requested by the Owner after the effective date of this Ordinance may be granted only pursuant to the procedures, and subject to the standards and limitations, provided in the Zoning Code. SECTION 7. SEVERABILITY. If any provision of this Ordinance or part thereof is held invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, the remaining provisions of this Ordinance will remain in full force and effect, and will be interpreted, applied, and enforced so as to achieve, as near as may be, the purpose and intent of this Ordinance to the greatest extent permitted by applicable law. SECTION 8. EFFECTIVE DATE. A. This Ordinance will be effective only upon the occurrence of all of the following events: 1. Passage by the Village President and Board of Trustees in the manner required by law; 2. Publication in pamphlet form in the manner required by law; 3. Recordation of this Ordinance, together with such exhibits as the Village Clerk deems appropriate for recordation, with the office of the Recorder of Cook County; and 4. The filing by the Owner with the Village Clerk of an Unconditional Agreement and Consent, in the form of Exhibit C attached to and, by this reference, made a part of this Ordinance, to accept and abide by each and all of the terms, conditions, and limitations set forth in this Ordinance and to indemnify the Village for any claims that may arise in connection with the approvals of this Ordinance; and B. In the event the Owner does not file a fully executed copy of the Unconditional Agreement and Consent, as required by Section 8.A.4 of this Ordinance, within 30 days after the date of final passage of this Ordinance, the Village President and Board of Trustees will have the right, in its sole discretion, to declare this Ordinance null and void and of no force or effect. [SIGNATURE PAGE FOLLOWS] 4 Page 100 of 151 AYES: NAYS: PASSED AND APPROVED THIS ___ day of ________, 2026 ________________________________________ Village President ATTEST: ________________________________________ Village Clerk 5 Page 101 of 151 EXHIBIT A Legal Description of the Property PARCEL 1: THE WEST 125 FEET OF THE NORTH 2 ACRES OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED TRACT OF LAND: THE NORTHEAST QUARTER (EXCEPT THE EAST 30 ACRES THEREOF) OF THE SOUTHWEST ¼ OF SECTION 28, TOWNSHIP 42 NORTH, RANGE 11, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, EXCEPT THE WEST 33 FEET THEREOF TAKEN FOR STREET. PARCEL 2: THE NORTH 485 FEET OF THE WEST 10 ACRES OF THE EAST 30 ACRES OF THE NORTHEAST ¼ OF THE SOUTHWEST ¼ OF SECTION 28, TOWNSHIP 42 NORTH, RANGE 11, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, EXCEPT THE EAST 33 FEET THEREOF TAKEN FOR STREET. PARCEL 3: THE NORTH 485 FEET (EXCEPT THE NORTH 2 ACRES) OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED TRACT OF LAND: THE NORTHEAST ¼ (EXCEPT THE EAST 30 ACRES THEREOF) OF THE SOUTHWEST ¼ OF SECTION 28, TOWNSHIP 42 NORTH, RANGE 11, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, EXCEPT THE WEST 33 FEET THEREOF TAKEN FOR STREET. PARCEL 4: THE NORTHEAST ¼ (EXCEPT THE EAST 20 ACRES THEREOF) OF THE SOUTHWEST ¼ AND (EXCEPT THE NORTH 485 FEET THEREOF) OF SECTION 28, TOWNSHIP 42 NORTH, RANGE 11, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, EXCEPT THE WEST 33 FEET, EXCEPT THE SOUTH 33 FEET AND EXCEPT THE EAST 33 FEET THEREOF TAKEN FOR STREETS. EXCEPTING FROM SAID TRACT THE SOUTH 627 FEET THEREOF). PARCEL 5: THE NORTH 2 ACRES EXCEPT THE WEST 125 FEET OF SAID NORTH 2 ACRES OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED TRACT OF LAND: THE NORTHEAST ¼ (EXCEPT THE EAST 30 ACRES THEREOF) OF THE SOUTHWEST ¼ OF SECTION 28, TOWNSHIP 42 NORTH, RANGE 11, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, EXCEPT THE WEST 33 FEET THEREOF TAKEN FOR STREET. Commonly known as: 1903 E. Euclid Avenue, Arlington Heights, Illinois P.I.N.: 03-28-301-021-0000 Page 102 of 151 EXHIBIT B Engineering Plans Page 103 of 151 N J.U.L.I.E JOINT R UTILITY LOCATION INFORMATION FOR EXCAVATION Know what's below. CALL 811 Callbefore you dig. 625 Forest Edge Drive Vernon Hills, IL. 60061 TEL 847.478.9700 FAX 847.478.9701 Page 104 of 151 N. PRINDLE 1 AND 2 STORY BRICK CHURCH No. 1903 N00°30'14"W 622.63' E. FREMON 625 Forest Edge Drive Vernon Hills, IL. 60061 TEL 847.478.9700 FAX 847.478.9701 Page 105 of 151 N. PRINDLE 1 AND 2 STORY BRICK CHURCH No. 1903 N00°30'14"W 622.63' ” ” E. FREMON · · · “ ” 625 Forest Edge Drive Vernon Hills, IL. 60061 TEL 847.478.9700 FAX 847.478.9701 Page 106 of 151 N. PRINDLE 1 AND 2 STORY BRICK CHURCH No. 1903 N00°30'14"W 622.63' · · E. FREMON 625 Forest Edge Drive Vernon Hills, IL. 60061 TEL 847.478.9700 FAX 847.478.9701 Page 107 of 151 N. PRINDLE 1 AND 2 STORY BRICK CHURCH No. 1903 N00°30'14"W 622.63' E. FREMON 625 Forest Edge Drive Vernon Hills, IL. 60061 TEL 847.478.9700 FAX 847.478.9701 Page 108 of 151 N. PRINDLE 1 AND 2 STORY BRICK CHURCH No. 1903 N00°30'14"W 622.63' E. FREMON 625 Forest Edge Drive Vernon Hills, IL. 60061 TEL 847.478.9700 FAX 847.478.9701 Page 109 of 151 625 Forest Edge Drive Vernon Hills, IL. 60061 TEL 847.478.9700 FAX 847.478.9701 Page 110 of 151 625 Forest Edge Drive Vernon Hills, IL. 60061 TEL 847.478.9700 FAX 847.478.9701 Page 111 of 151 EXHIBIT C Unconditional Agreement and Consent TO: The Village of Arlington Heights, Illinois (“Village”): WHEREAS, First United Methodist Church Arlington Heights (“Owner”) is the record title owner of that certain parcel of real property situated within the Village’s R-3 One Family Dwelling District (“R- 3 District”), located at the address commonly known as 1903 E. Euclid Avenue, Arlington Heights, Illinois (“Property”); and WHEREAS, on _______, 2026, the President and Board of Trustees adopted Ordinance No. _______ (“Ordinance”), approving variations for the proposed improvement of the Property; and WHEREAS, Section 8 of the Ordinance provides, among other things, that the Ordinance will be of no force or effect unless and until the Owner has filed, within 30 days after the passage of the Ordinance, its unconditional agreement and consent to accept and abide by each and all of the terms, conditions, and limitations set forth in the Ordinance; and NOW, THEREFORE, the Owner hereby agrees and covenants as follows: 1. The Owner hereby unconditionally agrees to, accepts, consents to, and will abide by, each and all of the terms, conditions, limitations, restrictions, and provisions of the Ordinance. 2. The Owner acknowledges that public notices and hearings have been properly given and held with respect to the adoption of the Ordinance, has considered the possibility of the revocation provided for in the Ordinance, and agrees not to challenge any such revocation on the grounds of any procedural infirmity or a denial of any procedural right. 3. The Owner acknowledges and agrees that the Village is not and will not be, in any way, liable for any damages or injuries that may be sustained as a result of the Village’s granting of the variations for the Property or its adoption of the Ordinance, and that the Village’s approvals do not, and will not, in any way, be deemed to insure the Owner against damage or injury of any kind and at any time. 4. The Owner hereby agrees to hold harmless and indemnify the Village, the Village’s corporate authorities, and all Village elected and appointed officials, officers, employees, agents, representatives, and attorneys, from any and all claims that may, at any time, be asserted against any of such parties in connection with the Village’s adoption of the Ordinance granting the variations for the Property. Dated: , 2026 ATTEST: FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ARLINGTON HEIGHTS By: By: Its: Its: Page 112 of 151 VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS Temp File Number: PC25-025 Project Title: First United Methodist Church Address: 1903 E. Euclid Avenue COMMITTEE REPORT PINs: 03-28-301-021-0000 To: Plan Commission Prepared By: Dan Osoba, Planner II Meeting Date: April 22, 2026 Date Prepared: April 16, 2026 Petitioner: Dan Buntley Address: First United Methodist Church 1903 E. Euclid Avenue Arlington Heights, IL 60004 Existing Zoning: R-3 One Family Dwelling District Comprehensive Plan: Institutional NORTH SURROUNDING LAND USES Direction Zoning Existing Land Use Comprehensive Plan North R-E One Family Dwelling District Single-Family Detached Single-Family Detached Estate South R-3 One Family Dwelling District Methodist Park Parks East R-3 One Family Dwelling District Single-Family Detached Single-Family Detached West R-3 One Family Dwelling District Single-Family Detached Single-Family Detached; Institutional Requested Action: 1. Variation from Chapter 28, Section 5.1-3.3(b) to allow a side setback of 30.5-feet where 43.2-feet is required. 2. Variation from Chapter 28, Section 10.2-12.4 to allow parking wheel stops where a curb is required in accordance with prescribed engineering standards. 3. Variation from Chapter 28, Section 10.4-4 to allow 235 parking spaces where 320 parking spaces are required. Page 1 ofPage 3 113 of 151 Project Background: The 6.6-acre subject property is located at the southwest corner of E. Euclid Avenue and N. Prindle Avenue at 1903 E. Euclid Avenue. The existing land use is a place of worship, which is a permitted land use within the R-3 District. The site includes 217 off-street parking spaces accessible from one entrance on E. Euclid Avenue and two entrances on N. Prindle Avenue. The property obtained approval of a Planned Unit Development (PUD) for building additions, parking lot reconfiguration, landscaping, a land use variation for a day care, and a parking variation to reduce the minimum number of parking stalls from 497 to 274 spaces in 2008 (Ord. 09-044). However, this PUD expired as building permits were never issued for those PUD improvements. In addition, the property was rezoned to R-3, re-designated to Institutional in the Comprehensive Plan and subdivided to create six new single-family residential lots along N. Gibbons Avenue. The First United Methodist Church retained ownership of the northernmost lot for parsonage. The Petitioner is proposing to reconfigure the existing parking lot to provide a 30.5-foot setback from the western property line, modify existing angled stalls to 90-degree stalls, and update the parking lot paving. As shown on the Petitioner’s proposal, the site would have 235 off-street parking spaces and additional landscape buffering between the single-family homes to the west. A parking variation is required to reduce the required off-street parking from 320 spaces to 235, a variation to waive the requirement for curbing and replace it with wheel stops, and a variation to reduce the required side setback form 43.2- feet (10% of the lot width) to 30.5-feet. Zoning and Comprehensive Plan The property is currently zoned R-3 One Family Dwelling District which allows Places of Worship as a permitted land use. The proposal does not include any modification to the existing building or land use other than off-street parking, which requires a variance. The Petitioner provided a written response to the four criteria for approval for variations for each variation requested: • The proposed use will not alter the essential character of the locality and will be compatible with existing uses and zoning of nearby property. • The plight of the owner is due to unique circumstances, which may include the length of time the subject property has been vacant as zoned. • The proposed variation is in harmony with the spirit and intent of this Chapter 28. • The variance requested is the minimum variance necessary to allow reasonable use of the property. The Comprehensive Plan designates the property as appropriate for Institutional land uses. The existing use is consistent with the institutional designation and the proposed parking lot reconfiguration will not make the site inconsistent with the Comprehensive Plan. Site Improvements & Landscaping The proposed site modifications will remove a row of parking along the western property line to create a larger landscape buffer and reconfigure parking stalls within the rest of the lot to provide additional spaces. The Petitioner provided a detailed and scaled site plan that demonstrates compliance with parking stall widths and adjacent drive aisle widths. Landscaping is provided adjacent to the parking to screen the lot from adjacent properties the adjacent rights-of-way. A six-foot-tall double row of landscaping is provided adjacent to the parking lot and between residential properties within the new 30-foot buffer area. Additional trees have been provided in existing parking lot islands that do not have trees and new islands in compliance with parking lot landscaping requirements. The SDC is supportive of the variance request to reduce the side setback requirement from 43.2-feet to 30.5-feet on the western side of the property. The existing buffer is non-existent and providing a 30.5- foot buffer will not alter the character of the locality and is closer to the spirit and intent of Chapter 28 by providing a buffer with landscape screening between the uses. The petitioner provided letters of support for the proposal that are included in the Plan Commission agenda packet. Page 2 of 3 Page 114 of 151 Parking and Traffic: The petitioner provided a detailed parking study that included a parking survey of existing parking demand that identified a typical Sunday will incur approximately 121 vehicles parked. For Christmas, Martin Luther King Sunday, and Easter, the parking lot had 189, 185 and 230 vehicles parked in the lot, respectively. Additional surveys were completed on several weekdays and a Saturday in 2025 from 7:00 am to 9:00 pm to evaluate the usage outside of Sunday mornings. The study found that on non-Sundays, the parking lot had a maximum usage of 69 spaces on a Friday that included children’s performances and a funerial service. The study found, and the SDC agrees, that the 235 proposed parking spaces on the property will adequately serve the operations of the church based on the current parking demand, which is not changing with this proposal. The SDC is in support of this variation request to reduce the required parking spaces from 320 spaces to 235. The off-street parking code requirements are shown in the table below: Use Seats Square- Occupancy Employees / Parking Required Footage Classrooms Ratio Parking Assembly 489 N/A N/A N/A 1 space per 5 98 seats Multi-Use N/A N/A 646 N/A 30% of 194 occupancy Classroom N/A N/A N/A 18 / 9 1 per 21 employee plus 1 per 5 classrooms Office N/A 2,270 N/A N/A 1 per 300 s.f. 8 Total 320 Total Existing 231 Total Proposed 235 Surplus / (Deficit) (85) The petitioner is requesting approval of a variation from Chapter 28, Section 10.2-12.4 to waive the requirement to provide curbing in parking areas that have five or more spaces. The existing parking lot does not contain curbing. The petitioner intends to mitigate this request by providing parking wheel stops or parking blocks where there is no curbing to reduce the project cost while maintaining a safe design. The engineering division evaluated this request and is supportive of it as the request will not change the essential character of the locality as there are no curbs in place currently. Additionally, the parking blocks maintain the spirit and intent of the code by providing a barrier that is utilized in other locations in the Village. The request is the minimum necessary to allow a reasonable use of the property by bringing the parking more in compliance with the intent of code to provide a safe parking area. The access drive at the south of the site is proposed to be re-striped as a one-way drive from east to west. This was reviewed by the SDC and determined to be a safe and efficient means of vehicular access to the adjacent 90- degree and parallel parking spaces. RECOMMENDATION The Staff Development Committee (SDC) reviewed the proposed parking lot reconfiguration and variances to reduce required side yard setback for the property from 43.2-feet to 30.5-feet, waive the requirement for curbing of the parking lot and to reduce the required off-street parking from 320 spaces to 235 spaces at 1903 E. Euclid Avenue, and is recommends APPROVAL of the application subject to the following conditions: 1. The new green space adjacent to the parking lot shall be graded to direct runoff to the south such that the runoff is directed to the existing detention basin. The petitioner shall provide detailed grading plans with the Building Permit to demonstrate compliance with this condition. 2. Future expansions of the place of worship at this location will require re-evaluation of the required parking spaces. 3. The petitioner shall comply with all Federal, State, and Village Codes, Regulations, and Policies. Page 3 of 3 Page 115 of 151 APPROVED MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF CONCEPTUAL PLAN REVIEW COMMITTEE COMMUNITY ROOM, VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS August 13, 2025 AT 6:30 P.M. MEMBERS PRESENT: MEMBERS ABSENT: Bruce Green, Chair Jay Cherwin Kristen Schurtz John Sigalos STAFF PRESENT: Michael Lysicatos, Rachel Hitzemann & Dan Osoba ALSO PRESENT: John Panlorvo, J & J Paving & Dan Buntley, Church Trustee Call to Order Chairman Green called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m. Approval of Minutes The meeting minutes of July 23, 2025 meeting were reviewed. SIGALOS MOVED AND CHERWIN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE THE July 23, 2025 MEETING MINUTES. MINUTES WERE APPROVED 4-0. NEW BUSINESS T1888 – 1903 E. Euclid Ave – First United Methodist Church The 6.6-acre subject property is located at the southwest corner of E. Euclid Avenue and N. Prindle Avenue at 1903 E. Euclid Avenue. The existing land use is a place of worship, which is a permitted land use within the R-3 District. The site includes 231 off-street parking spaces accessed from one entrance on E. Euclid Avenue and two entrances on N. Prindle Avenue. The property obtained approval of a Planned Unit Development (PUD) for building additions, parking lot reconfiguration, landscaping, a land use variation for a day care, and a parking variation to reduce the minimum number of parking stalls from 497 to 274 spaces in 2008 (Ord. 09-044). However, this PUD expired as building permits were never issued for those PUD improvements. In addition, the property was rezoned to R-3, re-designated to Institutional in the Comprehensive Plan and subdivided to create six new single-family residential lots along N. Gibbons Avenue. The First United Methodist Church retained ownership of the northernmost lot for parsonage. The Petitioner is proposing to reconfigure the existing parking lot to provide a 30-foot setback from the western property line, modify existing angled stalls to 90-degree stalls, and provide 22 land-banked parking stalls at the southeast corner of the site that were previously identified on the former PUD approval. As shown on the Petitioner’s proposal, the site would have 273 off-street parking spaces and additional landscaping between the single-family homes to the west. A parking variation is required to reduce the required off-street parking from 320 spaces to 261, which includes a 12-space reduction from the proposal to account for required landscape islands (see the Parking section for details) and a variation to reduce the required side setback form 43.2-feet (10% of the lot width) to 30-feet. Mr. Buntley explained that one third of parking lot needs to be replaced. We would like to Page 1 Page 116 of 151 APPROVED change the impervious surface and add to the green space. A drawing was provided, proposing to convert about 30 feet width of that parking space and turn that into green space. Planting trees, bushes, and prairie grass which will create a buffer between the parking lot the neighbors. Nothing else is changing, everything is remaining the same in terms of its elevation we're not changing anything from a sewer perspective, etc. The proposal that has been created meets the same number of parking spaces that we have today, we are not decreasing the number of parking spaces available to meet the needs of the church. There was concern from staff on the parking near the retention, so the plan now shows that it will be a one-way egress. A parking study was provided. A variety of events and peak Sundays where recorded. A landscaping plan was also provided. The six neighbors to the west provided statements of approval for the project. Mr. Osoba communicated the above stated project overview. New plans were not in the packet but provided earlier in the week and have been printed for review. SDC has not formally review these new plans, but will provide additional comments back to the petitioner prior to the Planning Commission application. Staff is generally supportive of the application subject to the items listed in the staff report and discussed at this meeting. Commissioner Schurtz glad you have approached the neighbors, so I agree they will like the green space. Commissioner Cherwin yes, I agree it is a good plan. Not concerned with the number of parking spaces per the plans, and do not feel a parking study is necessary for a church or school. Mr. Buntley can the requirement for an actual engineer of the parking studies be waived? Mr. Osoba you can request that; staff is going to want to review the details of your findings with the Plan Commission application. Commissioner Sigalos inquired about the location of the 19 landbanked spaces. What about the landscape islands that we require for every 20 parking spaces. Also, appreciates the green space. Mr. Osoba those are currently angled spaces, we would recommend that those be 90-degree spaces for you to have more spaces towards the total needed, thus reducing the variance. We would require landscape islands. Commissioner Green agreed this is a win for the neighbors. Please proceed with your application. PUBLIC COMMENT None Adjournment CHERWIN MOVED AND SIGALOS SECONDED THE MOTION TO ADJOURN. ALL MEMBERS VOTED IN FAVOR OF THE MOTION. The meeting adjourned at 6:46 p.m. Bruce Green, Chair CONCEPTUAL PLAN REVIEW COMMITTEE Kendra Maher, Recorder Page 2 Page 117 of 151 1 PLAN REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF A PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS PLAN COMMISSION COMMISSION RE: 1903 EAST EUCLID AVENUE - FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - PC #25-025 VARIATIONS REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS had before the Village of Arlington Heights Plan Commission Meeting taken at the Arlington Heights Village Hall, 33 South Arlington Heights Road, 3rd Floor Board Room, Arlington Heights, Illinois on the 22nd day of April, 2026 at the hour of 7:30 p.m. MEMBERS PRESENT: JAY CHERWIN, Chairperson MICHAEL PETERMANN JOE LORENZINI BRUCE GREEN JOHN SIGALOS SUSAN DAWSON ALSO PRESENT: DAN OSOBA, Planner II RACHEL HITZEMANN, Planner II MICHAEL LYSICATOS, Community Development Assistant Director LeGRAND REPORTING & TRANSCRIBING SERVICES (630) 894-9389 Page 118 of 151 2 (Gavel banged.) CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: We’ll bring the meeting to order and we’ll do the Pledge of Allegiance. If we could all rise? (Pledge of Allegiance recited.) CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Thank you. All right, our friends with the Staff, if you could do a roll call, that would be great. MS. HITZEMANN: Yes. Commissioner Dawson. COMMISSIONER DAWSON: Here. MS. HITZEMANN: Commissioner Drost. (No response.) MS. HITZEMANN: Commissioner Ennes. (No response.) MS. HITZEMANN: Commissioner Green. COMMISSIONER GREEN: Here. MS. HITZEMANN: Commissioner Lorenzini. COMMISSIONER LORENZINI: Here. MS. HITZEMANN: Commissioner Petermann. COMMISSIONER PETERMANN: Here. MS. HITZEMANN: Commissioner Schurtz. (No response.) MS. HITZEMANN: Commissioner Sigalos. COMMISSIONER SIGALOS: Here. MS. HITZEMANN: Chairman Cherwin. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Here. Thank you. All right, we do have a quorum so we will proceed. Our first item on the agenda is approval of minutes from 4/8/26. Is there a motion to approve? COMMISSIONER GREEN: I’ll make that motion. COMMISSIONER SIGALOS: And I’ll second. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: All in favor? (Chorus of ayes.) COMMISSIONER DAWSON: I abstain; I wasn’t present. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Okay, any opposed? (No response.) CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: All right, motion passes. Thank you. All right, we have Item IV. Public Hearings, A. 1903 East Euclid Avenue, First United Methodist Church. We’ve got a public hearing for that. So, Staff, on that petition, have all the public notices been given? MR. OSOBA: Yes, they have. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: All right, Dan, thanks. We’ll ask the Petitioner, if you could please, whoever is going to speak on behalf of the Petitioner, if you could step up, recite your name into the microphone for the record, please? LeGRAND REPORTING & TRANSCRIBING SERVICES (630) 894-9389 Page 119 of 151 3 MR. BUNTLEY: Sure. Dan Buntley. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Thank you, Dan. Would you raise your right hand? I’m going to swear you in here. (Witness sworn.) CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: All right, thank you, sir. There’s a Staff report that went along with this. Did you read that, and did you see that there are conditions at the end of that? My question to you is do you agree with all those conditions? MR. BUNTLEY: I do. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: All right, thank you. You can go ahead and get started with your presentation, and then once you get done, we’ll have the Staff go. Then, during the Staff presentation, you can go ahead and take a seat and then we’ll come back with questions, all right? MR. BUNTLEY: Fantastic. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: So, thanks for coming. Why don’t you go ahead and get started with your presentation? We can see everything on our screens that you can see up there. MR. BUNTLEY: Okay, great. Well, good evening. My name is Dan Buntley; I am a trustee at First United Methodist Church. John Pancorvo, he is the owner of J&J Pavement, he is going to be executing this project for us. So, tonight we’re going to talk about, here’s the agenda. I’m going to do a really brief overview of FUMCAH, which stands for First United Methodist Church of Arlington Heights. We’ll go over our project summary. We’ll share about the landscaping plans, the parking study, MWRD letter, and our neighborhood affidavit. All right, so just real briefly, a summary on First United Methodist Church. We’ve been part of the community for a very, very long time. We have actually been in our current location at 1903 for a little over 70 years. We have our worship service on Sunday. We run a preschool program, and we have a lot of other activities at our church. You can see our mission there. One of the things I want to call out is our dedication to sustainability and environmental stewardship. You can see the list of things. We’ve had a green team in existence for a little over 10 years. You can see some of the things that we’ve done. We’ve converted to LED lighting, eliminating single-use plastics. We have a recycling program, and we do quite a bit of composting, both with our landscaping materials as well as our food waste compost. So, we’re very aligned with the mission at the Village here in terms of sustainability. So, one of the things that I wanted to get across with this project is it’s not just a simple parking lot replacement project. We’re actually challenging ourselves to try to make it a little more green. That’s what all prompted this project is not just replace the existing parking lot that we have but how do we reduce the amount of impervious square feet that we have and replace it with some greenery and be a little more sustainable for the environment, okay? Here is an overhead view of our property, and you can see highlighted in the red area, that is what we call the west parking lot. That’s the area that we’re going to be replacing, and you can see it’s adjacent to the six homes just west of there. That’s the area in question if you will, that’s our project scope if you will, okay? So, now let’s talk about the site plan, and we have three variance requests that I will walk and work through. So, you can see on the left-hand side the gray-shaded LeGRAND REPORTING & TRANSCRIBING SERVICES (630) 894-9389 Page 120 of 151 4 area, that is our existing parking lot. That’s the area that we’re going to actually be replacing. You can see in the far left, the double-cross hatched area, that’s actually the area that we’re going to be turning into a green space. So, 30 feet wide by 270 feet long, we’re swapping out asphalt for green space, and I’ll talk a little bit more about that coming up. But you can see in the existing construction area, we’re going to be adding some parking spaces along that western half. We’re going to be adding the two islands in that new parking space. You can see just to the east of it, to the right of that, we’re adding two parking, sorry, two islands on the existing parking lot as well. The other aspect on the southernmost part of the property, we’re adding 10 parallel parking spaces. Again, our idea is we’re trying to maximize the amount of parking spaces to make sure that we’re as close to the Village Code as possible while trying to add as much greenery and green space as possible as well. So, there’s a little bit of a balancing act that we’re trying to do here, meeting all the various requirements. So, now let’s go through the three variance requests that we have. The first one is west setback variance. So, you can see in the green space that we’re adding, so today, our setback today is six inches. So, our parking lot literally goes up to six inches away from that setback, and so we are now adding 30 more feet to that setback by adding this green space. So, we’re going to have 30.5 feet of setback where the variance, or sorry, the requirement is 43.2 feet. So, we’re closing the gap by adding this green space and that’s the variance that we’re asking for, is to approve that extension of that green space and having a 30.5-foot variance for that setback, okay? The next variance request that we have is a curb variance request. So, the requirement is, along this western edge and the northern edge of our construction area, is to have a curb that helps prevent, you know, accidental cars from driving into the backyards of our neighbors or into our grassy area. The variance request that we’re requesting is to use parking blocks. It’s very common throughout, you can see on this next slide, many businesses, many organizations use parking blocks throughout the Village. So, we’re hoping that that is something that’s acceptable to meet the requirement while also trying to manage the cost of this project because the use of parking blocks is much more cost effective than it is for using curbs. Being a non-profit organization, it’s very challenging in terms of trying to fund something, a project like this without trying to manage the cost. So, that’s our second variance request that we’re asking. The third variance request is the number of parking spaces. So, according to the requirements of the size of our building, we are required to have 320 parking spaces. In this plan, we are providing 235 parking spaces, and we’ve done two different parking studies that I’ll share with you now. So, the first study that we did was looking at all of our different types of events that we have, even when we don’t have any events, what does our parking lot usage look like? So, you can see in the various columns, we looked at when preschool was in session, so when parents are dropping off or picking up their kids from preschool, we have a children’s performance, we have a funeral, we have another play or a performance. You can see all the different numbers here and the largest number highlighted in yellow there in the middle of your screen is 69. So, Monday through Saturday, the most number of parking spots that have been used is 69, and again, so that’s far less than the 235 that this plan calls for. But we’re a church. So, on Sundays, obviously we use, you know, the parking lot the most on Sundays. So, we did a year-long study and counted the number of LeGRAND REPORTING & TRANSCRIBING SERVICES (630) 894-9389 Page 121 of 151 5 cars in our parking lot every single Sunday for an entire year, and you can see the graph there. You know, roughly speaking, we are averaging somewhere in the neighborhood of 125 to maybe 150 cars on any given Sunday. There are sort of three special Sundays throughout the year that we’re a little busier than normal--Christmas, Easter, and MLK Day. You can see, you know, the maximum that we saw during our study was 230, and again, just a reminder, this plan shows 235 parking spaces. So, we feel very strongly, based upon the data that we’ve collected, that the number of parking spaces that this plan offers will meet the needs of the congregation, okay? Let’s talk about landscaping. Again, one of the main purposes of doing this project is to try add more green space. So, on the left-hand side again is where our construction area is. You can see, on the right-hand side, I summarized all the different aspects of our landscaping plan. So, we have a number of four-inch diameter trees in all the islands and in the green space. We have a row of six-foot tall evergreens along that western edge between us and our neighbors. In that green space, we’re planning on putting in low maintenance prairie grass and shrubs. So, again, this is not just a lawn. We don’t want to have to mow it and take care of it. We want this to be a native prairie glass place. We’ll also, this green space is going to be pitched just like the parking lot is today, so the pitch will be that water will run to the south which is where we have our detention pond. We’ll have evergreens in between the existing trees along that southern edge where we have that parallel parking. So, again, there’s going to be a very nice visual barrier between those parallel parking spaces and the grass that’s just south and adjacent to those parking spaces. So, we feel like this is going to be a really nice, you know, addition. One of the reasons why our neighbors are so excited about this project is, you know, if you imagine you were one of these neighbors looking at your back window and all you saw was this big, huge parking lot, once this plan gets put into place and these trees and bushes mature, it’s going to completely transform their view and it’s going to be much nicer with this landscaping. MWRD determination letter. So, we shared our plans with the Reclamation District, and the response we had was, because we’re not doing anything with the sewer system, it’s a small project, we’re not changing anything with our detention pond, they said no permit is required. They said there’s nothing that we need to do specifically to meet any of their requirements. So, that’s that. Then, the neighborhood affidavit and notifications. So, again, I spoke to the six neighbors just west of our parking lot, and we spoke to every one of them and all of them signed in agreement that they love the idea, they’re looking forward to it, they wished this would have happened a year ago. So, they keep asking me, Dan, when is this going to happen, when is this going to happen. So, they’re very excited about it and they really can’t wait until we get going on this. Then, just the notification process. So, you know, we sent out notifications to all the neighbors in the red, you know, 65 neighbors in all. Obviously, we had our public hearing signs, et cetera, et cetera. So, we met all the notification requirements. Okay, thank you. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Thank you, sir. Well done. You can go ahead and have a rest. We’ll turn it over to our friend Dan for the Staff report. MR. BUNTLEY: Okay. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Take it away, Dan. MR. OSOBA: All right, the petition tonight is for First United Methodist LeGRAND REPORTING & TRANSCRIBING SERVICES (630) 894-9389 Page 122 of 151 6 Church which is located at 1903 East Euclid Avenue. The property is zoned R-3 One-Family Dwelling District and designated as appropriate for Institutional uses in the Comprehensive Plan. The site is developed as a place of worship, which is a permitted use in the R-3 District, and has site access off of an entrance on Euclid and two entrances off of Prindle Avenue. The green space south of the site is, as mentioned, an on-site detention basin adjacent to Methodist Park just to the south of the property. This is, the project scope shown on the slide overlaid on top of an aerial image shows the parking lot re-striping, the new parking lot islands, and the increased landscape buffer along that western property boundary from those residential properties. Based on that scope of work, the three variances that are requested as part of this application are: 1. Variation from Chapter 28, Section 5.1-3.3(b) to allow that side setback of 30.5 where 43.2 feet is required based on the 10 percent of the lot width; 2. Variation from Chapter 28, Section 10.2-12.4 to allow parking wheel stops where a curb is required in accordance with prescribed engineering standards; and 3. Variation from Chapter 28, Section 10.4-4 to allow 235 parking spaces where 320 parking spaces are required. The side setback variation is shown in green on the western border. The SDC is supportive of this variation request which will provide an additional buffer where there is no buffer currently. Additionally, the Petitioner proposes increased landscaping to further screen the properties from the adjacent parking lot. The variance to waive the parking, or excuse me, the requirement for a curb in the parking lot has been also reviewed by the SDC and found acceptable. The existing condition of the parking lot does not have curbing in it, so it would not change the character of the locality. The parking wheel stops proposed by the Petitioner will ensure the safety of the vehicles in lieu of those curbs as well. Lastly, the Petitioner provided information on the use of the church as it relates to parking and provided a parking study with this petition. The code-required parking for this use is 320 spaces where only 235 are proposed. The parking study provided indicates that the maximum demand on the parking lot is 230 vehicles on Easter Sunday and, as was mentioned, during typical church operations, the maximum parking lot demand that was surveyed is 69 spaces. So, the SDC reviewed this request and is also in support of this request. These are the criteria for approval for variations. The Staff Development Committee reviewed the proposed parking lot reconfiguration and variances to reduce the required side yard setback for the property from 43.2 feet to 30.5 feet, waiving the requirement for curbing at the parking lot, and reduce the required off-street parking from 320 spaces to 235 spaces at 1903 East Euclid Avenue, and it recommends approval of the application subject to these three conditions listed in the slide and on the Staff report. Thank you. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Thank you, Dan. All right, is there a motion to include that report into the public record? COMMISSIONER GREEN: I’ll make a motion. COMMISSIONER DAWSON: Second. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: All in favor? (Chorus of ayes.) CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Any opposed? COMMISSIONER DAWSON: No. LeGRAND REPORTING & TRANSCRIBING SERVICES (630) 894-9389 Page 123 of 151 7 CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Motion passes. So, it will be included in the public record. Thanks. Initial questions from Plan Commissioners? Michael, we’ll start with you. COMMISSIONER PETERMANN: No questions. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: No questions. Joe? COMMISSIONER LORENZINI: No. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Bruce? COMMISSIONER GREEN: I just, since we had a recent meeting in relation to prairie grasses, and I just wondered what, you know, that whole topic was covered pretty heavily. I think -- CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Mr. Buntley, could you step up real quick? MR. BUNTLEY: Yes, sure. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Do you want to ask what went into that decision? COMMISSIONER GREEN: Yes, I think, yes, where do the prairie grasses come from? In other words, we had a big discussion a couple of meetings back or whenever it was, about the look of prairie grasses and it looks in some cases awful, and I tend to agree with that. Just because they might be native to this State of Illinois -- CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: I don’t think they said awful; I think it was terrible was the word they used. COMMISSIONER GREEN: It was terrible, okay, it was terrible, excuse me, not awful. I exaggerate, sorry. But it just raised the question that, I understand that you don’t have to mow this stuff, and it’s a great improvement, I’m sure the neighbors love the fact that there’s just no asphalt right there -- MR. BUNTLEY: Yes. COMMISSIONER GREEN: -- and I get all that, and that is a wonderful thing. But you just, I’m a little bit hesitant to say, yes, hurray, prairie grass, because it sometimes doesn’t look that good. MR. BUNTLEY: Yes, I’m not a landscaper. I don’t know if the term prairie grass is the correct term, but it’s very common in many industrial areas, in my office complex as an example. Many, many companies are trying to reduce the amount of grass, you know, traditional lawn that they have to maintain. COMMISSIONER GREEN: I get the maintenance thing, but -- MR. BUNTLEY: Okay. COMMISSIONER GREEN: -- it’s just that when it’s in your backyard, and you’ve seen them, I’ve seen them, that they’re overgrown and they’re not the most -- CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Well, in this, can I just add to your -- COMMISSIONER GREEN: Yes. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: So, Dan, on the left side, you have this row of, are those like arborvitaes or what is that on the left towards the houses? MR. BUNTLEY: Correct. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Those will be about a couple of feet high, right? MR. BUNTLEY: They’re required to be six feet high as planted. LeGRAND REPORTING & TRANSCRIBING SERVICES (630) 894-9389 Page 124 of 151 8 CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: As planted, six feet high. MR. BUNTLEY: And they’re going to grow upwards to 15 to 20 feet tall and anywhere from six to 10 feet wide. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: I mean, so at the end of the day, you know, the neighbors, you know -- MR. BUNTLEY: They’re not going to see it. COMMISSIONER GREEN: The people that go to your church might not like the look of it. In other words, if you’re on the other side of the arborvitae, then the patrons are going to be looking at prairie grass that might need to be groomed. So, I’m just, we had a big discussion of it and, you know, it’s not a code requirement as I recall. It’s just really, is it a recommendation or, you have to submit a landscaping plan to the Village to approve. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: I think the Village prefers, doesn’t the Village prefer -- MR. LYSICATOS: Through the Chair, we actually just adopted our sustainability plan. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Yes. MR. LYSICATOS: Last night at the Village Board meeting, and a lot of these techniques are used, one, to less mowing which is less greenhouse gases, they’re more sustainable, they tend to thrive in these environments. I think one of the key elements with any of these plantings is maintenance, if they’re maintained properly. If you let them go long periods -- COMMISSIONER GREEN: Oh, no, I get it. There’s a cost involved in cutting grass, I get it. I get it. MR. LYSICATOS: Yes, and I think some of the examples that you saw on the previous request were some of the wet bottom basins which can make, even introduce another challenge to maintaining those types of plantings. COMMISSIONER GREEN: To get anything to grow in a wet bottom, yes. MR. LYSICATOS: Correct, and getting in there and doing the maintenance isn’t quite as easy as the access that they’ll have in this setting where you tend to see them maintained a lot more regularly. COMMISSIONER GREEN: Okay, I’m just going to bring it up because we were just discussing it. MR. LYSICATOS: Okay, yes. I’m just adding a point of clarification. COMMISSIONER GREEN: It sounds like you guys have approved it, so if we don’t like it, we’re going to blame it on you guys. MR. BUNTLEY: Yes, and our landscaping company is very familiar with how to maintain this type of thing that we’re talking about with prairie grass. So, you know, I’m confident at the beginning of the season, at the end of the season, it will be maintained and look nice. COMMISSIONER GREEN: Beautiful, that’s all we got to hear. MR. BUNTLEY: Great. COMMISSIONER GREEN: No more questions. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: And the mosquitoes will love it. COMMISSIONER GREEN: There you go. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Sue? COMMISSIONER DAWSON: No questions. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: John? LeGRAND REPORTING & TRANSCRIBING SERVICES (630) 894-9389 Page 125 of 151 9 COMMISSIONER SIGALOS: I just have a question on the existing islands, the parking islands that we see to the right. MR. BUNTLEY: Yes. COMMISSIONER SIGALOS: Will those have trees in them? Are those code compliant? They’re not shown on the drawing but there are trees there? MR. OSOBA: Yes. They are not touching those landscape islands, so those aren’t shown, buy -- COMMISSIONER SIGALOS: Right. MR. OSOBA: -- yes, there are landscape trees in those islands. COMMISSIONER SIGALOS: Okay, I see we’re adding trees to those diagonal parking stalls at the islands. MR. BUNTLEY: Yes. COMMISSIONER SIGALOS: Okay, no, I have no other questions. I think it’s fine. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Okay, well, this is a public hearing, so why don’t we open it for public comments on this matter? Sir, anything on this matter? No? Anybody else? I don’t see anybody else with any, nobody else hiding under the chairs? Okay, so we will close the public hearing, or close the public comments I should say. Any final deliberation? Do we want a final, any other follow-up or does anybody want to make a motion on that? COMMISSIONER GREEN: No, I would like to make a motion. A motion to recommend to the Village Board of Trustees approval of First United Methodist Church’s petition, PC #25-025, for the following variations: 1. Variation from Chapter 28, Section 5.1-3.3(b) to allow a side setback of 30.5 feet where 43.2 feet is required; 2. Variation from Chapter 28, Section 10.2-12.4 to allow parking wheel stops where a curb is required in accordance with prescribed engineering standards; and 3. Variation from Chapter 28, Section 10.4-4 to allow 235 parking spaces where 320 parking spaces are required. This recommendation is subject to the following conditions: 1. The new green space adjacent to the parking lot shall be graded to direct runoff to the south such that the runoff is directed to the existing detention basin. The Petitioner shall provide detailed grading plans with the building permit to demonstrate compliance with this condition. 2. Future expansions of the place of worship at this location will require reevaluation of the required parking spaces. 3. The Petitioner shall comply with all federal, state, and Village codes, regulations and policies. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Thank you. Is there a second? LeGRAND REPORTING & TRANSCRIBING SERVICES (630) 894-9389 Page 126 of 151 10 COMMISSIONER SIGALOS: I’ll second. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: All right, there is a motion on the table. Could we do a roll call vote, please? MS. HITZEMANN: Yes. Commissioner Dawson. COMMISSIONER DAWSON: Yes. MS. HITZEMANN: Commissioner Green. COMMISSIONER GREEN: Yes. MS. HITZEMANN: Commissioner Lorenzini. COMMISSIONER LORENZINI: Yes. MS. HITZEMANN: Commissioner Petermann. COMMISSIONER PETERMANN: Yes. MS. HITZEMANN: Commissioner Sigalos. COMMISSIONER SIGALOS: Yes. MS. HITZEMANN: Chairman Cherwin. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Yes. All right, the motion passes. Congratulations. As you know, we are a recommendation body, so your next step will be to go to the Village. Our friends here, Dan, will shepherd you through to the next step, but congratulations and good luck with your project. MR. BUNTLEY: Great. Thank you very much for your time. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: All right, nice job on the presentation to you, Dan. COMMISSIONER PETERMANN: Yes, well done. Very well done. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Great, all right. So, let’s see. Other business, do we have anything else, guys? No, anything? (No response.) CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: All right, so we’ll open up to public comment. No public comment on this? (No response.) CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: All right, update on previous Plan Commission cases. Do we have, I don’t see anything here. MS. HITZEMANN: We do not have an update for this time. We’ll have one for next time. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Okay, could I ask though in that regard, what’s going on in Arlington Heights Road, the old Brian Properties, the one-level office building that’s been torn down? That’s been vacant and I think they’ve done some preliminary grading out there? MR. LYSICATOS: Where specifically on Arlington Heights Road? CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Arlington Heights Road across from the fire station, easterly side of Arlington Heights Road. What is that? By Johnny’s Beef down there. MR. LYSICATOS: Oh, by Seegers Road? CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Yes, Seegers, that’s it. MR. LYSICATOS: Yes, Seegers Road. So, yes, that property was demolished last year. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Right. LeGRAND REPORTING & TRANSCRIBING SERVICES (630) 894-9389 Page 127 of 151 11 MR. LYSICATOS: So, we worked with the landowner on some of the restoration activities. By the time we hit the fall, it was too late for the seeding, but they had done grading, some of the topsoiling. We’re continuing to coordinate with them to finish up those restoration activities, and then we’ll work with them on potential concepts for that site. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Okay, so that project hasn’t been, there’s nothing been put in front of us for that. MS. HITZEMANN: No. MR. LYSICATOS: Nothing has been submitted, no. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: All right, I get asked about it a lot, so that’s why I asked. Okay, thank you for that. Is there a motion to adjourn? COMMISSIONER LORENZINI: I’ll make that motion. COMMISSIONER GREEN: I’ll second it. CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: All in favor? (Chorus of ayes.) CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: Any opposed? (No response.) CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: All right, hearing none, we will close the hearing and be adjourned. (Gavel banged.) CHAIRPERSON CHERWIN: I should say close the meeting and be adjourned. The hearing is already closed. All right, thank you, everybody. (Whereupon, at 7:54 p.m., the public hearing on the above-mentioned petition was adjourned.) LeGRAND REPORTING & TRANSCRIBING SERVICES (630) 894-9389 Page 128 of 151 12 STATE OF ILLINOIS ) ) SS. COUNTY OF KANE ) I, RONALD LeGRAND, JR., depose and say that I am a digital court reporter doing business in the State of Illinois; that I reported verbatim the foregoing proceedings and that the foregoing is a true and correct transcript to the best of my knowledge and ability. ___________________________ RONALD LeGRAND, JR. SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME THIS DAY OF , A.D. 2026. ________________________ NOTARY PUBLIC LeGRAND REPORTING & TRANSCRIBING SERVICES (630) 894-9389 Page 129 of 151 Page 130 of 151 Page 131 of 151 First United Methodist Church of Arlington Heights (FUMCAH) Project Narrative Project Narrative: The First United Methodist Church of Arlington Heights' (FUMCAH) current western-most parking lot needs replacing, and in alignment with the Village of Arlington Heights' and FUMCAH's sustainability goals, we are taking the opportunity to turn a small portion of this impervious asphalt into a green space. This green space will contain sustainable prairie grass, shrubs, and trees which will absorb rainwater, thus reducing the amount of rainwater run-off into the Village's sewer system. This will also increase the aesthetics and a nice visual barrier between the adjacent neighbors and the FUMCAH parking lot. 100% of the adjacent neighbors have signed a petition in support of this project. The Metropolitan Water Reclamation District determined No WMO permit is required for this project since there are no changes to the existing water/sewer system nor grade of the impacted area. We are looking forward to completing this project. Thank you, Dan Buntley FUMCAH Trustee Page 132 of 151 West Setback Variance Request 1.Requirement: Chapter 28, Section 5.1-3.3(b) West Setback. • Variance requested: Provide 30.5’ setback where 43.2’ setback is required. • Today’s setback along the West edge of the property is 0.5’. With the addition of the 30’ green space, we are increasing the set back to 30.5’. This improvement does not alter the essential character of the locality and will be compatible with the existing uses and zoning of nearby properties • FUMCAH’s unique circumstance is their need to balance providing the needed total number of parking spaces required by our operation while trying to increase the amount of green space to save the environment all while meeting the Village requirements. • Increasing the set back to 30.5’ is in harmony with the spirit and intent of providing a space buffer between FUMCAH’s parking lot and the adjacent neighbor’s back yards. All adjacent neighbors have signed an affidavit in support of this 30.5’ setback. • The set back of 30.5’ is the minimum variance necessary while allowing reasonable use of the property. Page 133 of 151 Curb Variance Request 1.Requirement: Chapter 28, Section 10.2-12.4 Perimeter Curbing. • Variance requested: Use parking blocks which are widely used throughout the village (see next slide) and will reduce the total cost of the project while maintaining a safe design. • Using parking blocks does not alter the essential character of the locality and will be compatible with the existing uses and zoning of nearby properties • FUMCAH’s unique circumstance is their non-profit status and finding a cost-conscious design while meeting all Village requirements. • Using parking blocks is in harmony with the spirit and intent of providing a barrier between parking and adjacent areas. • Using parking blocks is the minimum variance necessary while allowing reasonable use of the property Page 134 of 151 Use of Parking Blocks throughout Arlington Heights GI Alliance of IL, 1415 S. A.H. Road A-Z Medical Supply, 1141 S. A.H. Road Rand Medical Center, 1925 E Rand Rd Village Bank & Trust, 234 W Northwest Hwy Page 135 of 151 # Parking Spaces Variance Request 1.Requirement: Chapter 28, Section 10.4.4 Parking Spaces. • Variance requested: Provide 235 parking spaces where 320 parking spaces are required. • Providing 235 parking spaces does not alter the essential character of the locality and will be compatible with the existing uses and zoning of nearby properties • FUMCAH’s unique circumstance, as showing the parking study, is at no time does the actual use of the parking lot exceed the proposed 235 parking spaces. • Providing 235 parking spaces is in harmony with the spirit and intent of this chapter. • 235 parking spaces meets the needs of the church while minimizing the impervious surfaces on the property thereby improving the church’s overall impact to the environment. This is the minimum variance necessary while allowing reasonable use of the property. Page 136 of 151 N J.U.L.I.E JOINT R UTILITY LOCATION INFORMATION FOR EXCAVATION Know what's below. CALL 811 Callbefore you dig. 625 Forest Edge Drive Vernon Hills, IL. 60061 TEL 847.478.9700 FAX 847.478.9701 Page 137 of 151 N. PRINDLE 1 AND 2 STORY BRICK CHURCH No. 1903 N00°30'14"W 622.63' E. FREMON 625 Forest Edge Drive Vernon Hills, IL. 60061 TEL 847.478.9700 FAX 847.478.9701 Page 138 of 151 N. PRINDLE 1 AND 2 STORY BRICK CHURCH No. 1903 N00°30'14"W 622.63' ” ” E. FREMON · · · “ ” 625 Forest Edge Drive Vernon Hills, IL. 60061 TEL 847.478.9700 FAX 847.478.9701 Page 139 of 151 N. PRINDLE 1 AND 2 STORY BRICK CHURCH No. 1903 N00°30'14"W 622.63' · · E. FREMON 625 Forest Edge Drive Vernon Hills, IL. 60061 TEL 847.478.9700 FAX 847.478.9701 Page 140 of 151 N. PRINDLE 1 AND 2 STORY BRICK CHURCH No. 1903 N00°30'14"W 622.63' E. FREMON 625 Forest Edge Drive Vernon Hills, IL. 60061 TEL 847.478.9700 FAX 847.478.9701 Page 141 of 151 N. PRINDLE 1 AND 2 STORY BRICK CHURCH No. 1903 N00°30'14"W 622.63' E. FREMON 625 Forest Edge Drive Vernon Hills, IL. 60061 TEL 847.478.9700 FAX 847.478.9701 Page 142 of 151 625 Forest Edge Drive Vernon Hills, IL. 60061 TEL 847.478.9700 FAX 847.478.9701 Page 143 of 151 625 Forest Edge Drive Vernon Hills, IL. 60061 TEL 847.478.9700 FAX 847.478.9701 Page 144 of 151 TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM DATE: December 23, 2025 TO: Mr. Dan Buntley Trustee First United Methodist Church of Arlington Heights FROM: Jennfer Jones, PE, RSP PE License #062-052065 SUBJECT: Parking Study First United Methodist Church of Arlington Heights Arlington Heights, Illinois INTRODUCTION First United Methodist Church of Arlington Heights (FUMCAH) is in the process of re-paving a portion of their existing parking lot which will result in a change in the number of parking spaces currently available on the site. This memorandum summarizes the results of a parking analysis completed for the proposed changes which will result in a total of 235 available parking spaces. Figure 1 illustrates the proposed concept plan. Figure 1: FUMCAH Parking Lot Concept Plan Page 145 of 151 Parking Study First United Methodist Church of Arlington Heights Page 2 of 3 VILLAGE REQUIREMENTS Table 1 summarizes the number of parking spaces required according to the Village of Arlington Heights’ Ordinance No. 2024-71, Section 10.4-4. Table 1: Parking Space Requirements by Use Required Parking Required Number of Use Ratio Corresponding Size Parking Spaces Sanctuary One Space/5 Seats 426 Seats 85 Office/Administration One Space/300 SF 4,146 SF 14 Multi-Purpose 30% of Occupancy 200 people 60 Pre-School One Space/Employee + 18 Employees/5 Classrooms 19 One Space/5 Classrooms Total Required 119 Total Proposed 235 If all of these uses were utilized at the same time, the total proposed parking spaces of 235 far exceeds the number of required spaces per the Village Ordinance. However, the Pre-School classrooms and the sanctuary are intentionally not used at the same time. PARKING SURVEY A survey of the existing parking space usage was conducted on Sundays from August 4, 2024 through August 3, 2025. After the 9:30am service started on each of these Sundays, the number of vehicles parked in the church parking lot were counted. Figure 2 summarizes the results of that survey. Figure 2: Graph of Parked Vehicles from August 4, 2024 through August 3, 2025 Page 146 of 151 Parking Study First United Methodist Church of Arlington Heights Page 3 of 3 Over the entire year, the average number of parking spaces utilized on Sunday mornings was 121 parked vehicles which is just over 50% of the proposed capacity. Three Sundays of the year experienced peak usage: Christmas, MLK Sunday, and Easter. These peak Sundays did not exceed the proposed parking capacity of 235 parking spaces. Additional parking surveys were completed on several weekdays and a Saturday in 2025 from 7:00am to 9:00pm to evaluate parking usage outside of Sunday mornings. Parking utilization was evaluated from video recordings of the parking lot. Table 2 summarizes the results of these surveys with the highest number of parked vehicles from each day highlighted. Table 2: Parking Space Usage on Non-Sundays Number of Parked Vehicles Children’s Pre-School Normal Performances and Children’s Hour Session No Special Events Funeral Performances No Special Events Beginning Thursday, May 15 Tuesday June 17 Friday, July 18 Friday, July 25 Saturday August 2 7:00 AM 1 5 3 0 2 8:00 AM 7 7 15 0 4 9:00 AM 23 10 32 6 12 10:00 AM 26 9 46 1 9 11:00 AM 23 8 55 0 0 12:00 PM 25 7 47 0 2 1:00 PM 18 7 30 5 1 2:00 PM 9 5 16 4 1 3:00 PM 8 9 4 7 0 4:00 PM 3 6 7 7 0 5:00 PM 0 5 57 49 0 6:00 PM 0 13 69 2 0 7:00 PM 0 18 1 0 0 8:00 PM 0 1 0 0 0 The proposed capacity of 235 parking spaces greatly exceeds the parking utilization on non-Sundays. CONCLUSION The proposed parking capacity of 235 parking spaces exceeds the Village of Arlington Heights parking requirements and is sufficient to meet the parking demand of the church. Page 147 of 151 Suggested Motion for Village Board Meeting – 5/4/2026 X.F. 1903 E. Euclid Avenue – First United Methodist Church Trustee ___________________moved to approve the final documents granting the zoning relief for consideration at this Board meeting for PC25-025, variances from Chapter 28, Sections 5.1-3.3(b), Section 10.2-12.4, and Section 10.4-4, and subject to the recommended conditions, all as set forth in the agenda materials for tonight’s Board Meeting. Trustee ___________________ seconded. Page 148 of 151 Village Board of Trustees 5/4/2026 Item: Discussion of Pool Attendant Requirements Department: Health & Human Services Item Description: Background The Village has received a request from Regent Park Property Owners Association to amend/eliminate ordinance language, chapter 19-402, requiring a pool attendant present any time a swimming pool is in use, except in the instance of a family pool and indoor pools. New multi-unit housing developments have also raised questions regarding the required pool attendant in Arlington Heights. Regent Park is requesting the change to allow their pool to be used with a “swim at your own risk” policy. All of our neighboring communities currently have a” swim at your own risk” policy and such policies are allowable by County and State regulations. The requested change would not impact inspections, sanitation or health safety standards. Research The pool attendant language dates back to September 8, 1986, nearly 40 years ago. Since that time, neighboring communities that had similar ordinances have removed the requirement and follow county and state regulations for pool safety and sanitation, which the Village has adopted by reference. In the past several years, the requirement for a pool attendant has been questioned by property owners’ associations and multi-family communities with outdoor pools. Level of Service Impact Minimal. Budget Impact N/A Options to Consider 1. Continue status quo of required pool attendant language with definition. a. May increase pool use safety. b. Provides ease of access for inspections. c. Increases costs for private and community pools. Page 149 of 151 d. Pool attendant staffing constraints may limit pool use. 2. Amend ordinance to remove the pool attendant requirement. a. Allows community and private/semi private outdoor pools to increase hours and decrease costs. b. Aligns with neighboring community policies. c. May decrease pool safety. Recommendation / Next Steps Staff recommends that the Village Board direct Staff to draft an ordinance that eliminates the pool attendant requirement for consideration at the May 18, 2026 Village Board meeting. ATTACHMENTS: 1. chapter 19; swimming pools Page 150 of 151 Page 151 of 151