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Key approvals included:

- Ordinance granting a zoning map amendment, variation and special use for property commonly known as 415 East Maple Avenue (motion moved and seconded; roll call votes recorded; motion carried).

- Resolution approving a plat of consolidation for 415 East Maple Avenue (motion carried by roll call).

- Ordinance granting a special use permit for property at 1300–1326 West Lake Street (motion carried by roll call).

- Resolution authorizing the mayor to execute a local public agency engineering services agreement for the Irving Park Road bridge design with Christopher B. Burke Engineering Ltd., in the amount of $238,627.00 (motion carried by roll call).

- Resolution authorizing a funding agreement with the Illinois Department of Transportation for final design engineering services for the Irving Park Road pedestrian bridge (motion carried by roll call).

- Resolutions authorizing landscape-management-services agreements for 2025 with Uno Mas Landscaping ($126,750.00) and BrightView ($53,022.00) (both motions carried by roll call).

- Ordinance declaring certain village personal property surplus (motion carried by roll call).

- Approval of the accounts-payable list for March 24, 2025 in the amount of $1,342,227.99 (moved and approved by roll call).

- Ordinance amending the fiscal year 2024 budget for the ARPA fund, insurance fund, police pension fund and firefighters pension fund (motion carried by roll call).

Board members also approved routine items on the consent agenda, including minutes, executive session minutes disposition, adoption of the 2025 official zoning map, and acceptance of water-main public improvements as listed on the agenda. All listed motions carried; no votes were recorded as failed or tabled in open session.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Village Board Meeting - March 24, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Village of Roselle board passed several ordinances and resolutions on zoning, public improvements, engineering agreements and contracts and approved accounts payable and a fiscal-year budget amendment; no litigation or property actions were taken in open session.","taxTitle","Roselle, DuPage County, Illinois","taxId",61691,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6275992,"Roselle resident questions removal of driveway delineators; code enforcement says markers were in public right-of-way",262,451000,713000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2767384-cf4d0906d8e6e44815f9ae0a71aba470&start=451&end=713","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2767384-cf4d0906d8e6e44815f9ae0a71aba470/thumbnail_451000.jpg","/articles/6275992/Roselle/DuPage-County/Illinois/Roselle-resident-questions-removal-of-driveway-delineators-code-enforcement-says-markers-were-in-public-right-of-way","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6275992-3c8cf010b76c3d2b5d80407c04da31c7/orig.mp4?Expires=1771174614&Signature=juw2OcHYeK39j90IbKxdesR75yN9fOS7rOlGbsS5Gz0yXcdY74c8xkXpUzpubI4Qro3k0gR3FxFHf3uDjI1ZWH14HItXs~gZN70po0RnbIJZ8q0KfbvrZCuuCSKhh7w5soehjp0ehri9d-HT6b9BsUefN1bAzKwSsyF6xwvQQpMl7S0YKtD5E~G4GZ4fBDfpb~Tca-JXPEY~Hhh7n8qzxv4NQqYZXXewvOD~n25Bc1iTDg5krIL5tMY8KFwWt0qCou-FQCuGVOmgNPFxTTy3Z658zkPrfdQGXTO3MqQi8mDCmuRMa~BgfBwcgofsdfJpw0mNeF9OUXjiHEbBhTTs8Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Cindy Rabando of Banbury Court addressed the board during public comment to ask why thin fluorescent driveway delineators her household had used for years were removed after a March citation. Rabando said the markers helped drivers avoid ditches in a dark cul-de-sac and that other Roselle properties use rocks, flags and posts in parkways.

Village staff said the delineators in question were placed along the public right-of-way and were therefore removed after a resident complaint triggered an investigation. A code enforcement officer told Rabando the village confirmed Public Works had not installed the markers and that staff notified residents before removal. The officer said delineators at driveway corners are common for snow-removal and landscaping but that markers placed along the entire length of a street in the public right-of-way are not permitted.

Staff offered to have the code enforcement officer follow up with Rabando directly to explain the citation and the rules that applied to that location. The board did not take formal action on the item; staff said they would apply the policy consistently across the village and encouraged residents to share contact information for follow-up.","Cindy Rabando of Banbury Court asked the board why fluorescent driveway delineators were removed after a resident complaint. Village staff said the markers were in the public right-of-way, that Public Works did not place them, and that code enforcement removed them after notifying residents; staff offered follow-up contact.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6275996,"Resident urges Roselle action on Springbrook Creek erosion; village staff to host neighborhood meeting",438,789000,1227000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2767384-cf4d0906d8e6e44815f9ae0a71aba470&start=789&end=1227","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2767384-cf4d0906d8e6e44815f9ae0a71aba470/thumbnail_789000.jpg","/articles/6275996/Roselle/DuPage-County/Illinois/Resident-urges-Roselle-action-on-Springbrook-Creek-erosion-village-staff-to-host-neighborhood-meeting","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6275996-716327487bdf97bcc367389cdcd50c88/orig.mp4?Expires=1771174614&Signature=YzbU5T56I1Au-rRzHo4FZ5JQy1gyU2BWcNYxdN0OIHiqXuu2xv-ghwf9dGynfQHq78Uci1-t9dELeZ4xT~nPGZGBXLAhxqbCGL8pd85rg0-2NqBXIaKQgGxWvGJ0SoNqIhR~OoSqtN5nxepFC9uhuJqMGMSgD4E-XrD7HLiMqbFlOJA2HSaC4X~4BIEyQS9pvK8gDdA1LMlpXr8t8bd-DtISY33y-852sb04cGjE79madGcSSBQEfHINIpn3KoU8L0bAMHCpLBXd1M1oqhPZOhFxhPt6zZOj2Y9SXwOgi0uk~OrRgnopHnfKtKD7SJmDR7M6MhORLMicneYdUA4N6w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Lawrence Pronk, a Walnut Oaks Drive resident, told the Village of Roselle trustees that severe erosion along Springbrook Creek has removed an estimated 10 to 20 feet of land near his property and that fallen trees and an encroaching fence indicate the problem is worsening.

Pronk said previous work reduced flooding but the creek’s bank erosion has worsened over the last decade. He asked who is responsible for mitigation — homeowners, the village, DuPage County, or the DuPage County Forest Preserve — and requested guidance and action. Pronk said he is willing to help coordinate neighbors and contact elected representatives if needed.

Mayor Pulaski and village staff responded that the ownership and responsibility are complicated: the reach in question largely sits within private property lines and the area includes both a homeowners association and individual lot owners. Village staff said DuPage County stormwater permitting and regulations will play a significant role and that any remedial work will likely require an engineering study that could be costly. The mayor said the village wants to host a community meeting with the HOA and individual property owners to discuss options and next steps, and staff said they will follow up to schedule that meeting this year.

Staff also noted prior local interventions, including work in 2011 to address flooding, additional culvert work under Foster Street that improved flow, and past conversations with former village officials. The mayor cautioned that partial, piecemeal repairs on privately owned segments of the creek could shift problems to neighboring properties and that collective action will be necessary.

Village staff said that whether outside funding is available depends on the results of any engineering assessment and the site’s ownership status; some county or regional creek-restoration programs require defined ownership or project scopes before awarding funds. Pronk and staff cited other DuPage-area creek-restoration projects — including work on the DuPage River and Springbrook Creek in nearby jurisdictions — as precedents for what might be possible with coordinated planning and funding.

The board did not take formal action. Staff will contact Pronk, organize a neighborhood meeting of willing property owners and HOA representatives, and pursue guidance about regulatory permitting and potential funding sources.

Trustees and staff emphasized the distinction between private property responsibilities and regulatory permitting by DuPage County and warned that resolving the issue will require collective neighbor participation, engineering study, and coordination with county stormwater regulators.","A Walnut Oaks Drive homeowner described 10–20 feet of bank loss along Springbrook Creek and asked the village to clarify responsibility and pursue mitigation. Village officials said the creek mostly lies on private property, DuPage County stormwater rules apply, and staff will convene neighbors and stakeholders for further study.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6276002,"Roselle trustees split on JetBrite car wash access; staff directed to continue revisions",2188,2500000,4688000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2767384-cf4d0906d8e6e44815f9ae0a71aba470&start=2500&end=4688","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2767384-cf4d0906d8e6e44815f9ae0a71aba470/thumbnail_2500000.jpg","/articles/6276002/Roselle/DuPage-County/Illinois/Roselle-trustees-split-on-JetBrite-car-wash-access-staff-directed-to-continue-revisions","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6276002-c786bfdcb8e822a857ce15f177fddcd2/orig.mp4?Expires=1771174614&Signature=AtiOvBuqZ~sMp2ASLhdCuLaysiw5~4t2tG~ORFMYyJ81MtUGmOY4Jg7ZFMGh6IGOrfH22ePq4MnX2NldV1hjaqt7PB1V7MInSH-KqHdPjJA2VDEeaA5cbmXIKpI8DWLqd8dcEPviaJ7bUH8CiA8qXSBekHvksv5E5try-Ag~yAsqFwACFTqdFFKHXb6QiMC2HEqds63TUGJ9FYlReJ6KnEn2ZpTNZO2CgvsozM5HwoRDj-X5ErYqVFREnqJS6fnJn0bqkOHN0~xNENIkKVMPD6Jd7M04Ef-sBD12EImWIZ7a~DCHHF332sHzC5tTWu~Gp-p7iUajHXo3I25lQgRhTg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Trustees of the Village of Roselle heard a detailed presentation and lengthy public discussion on a proposed JetBrite express car wash (PZ 231113) for a two-parcel L-shaped site near Roselle Road and Nergey Road and did not take final action.

The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously recommended approval, with conditions including a sound-abatement fence along the east property line, restrictions on vacuum-area music, and traffic controls intended to prevent left turns from the site onto Roselle Road. Community Development Manager Karen Bridal summarized the commission’s unanimous conditions and staff review; she said the plan includes annexation of an unincorporated parcel and multiple zoning variations.

Trustees focused their concerns on traffic safety and enforceability. Trustee Dela Pena said she would “vote against” allowing a left turn out of the site because she did not think it was feasible or safe. Trustee Tom (last name not specified) said limiting left turns would be “a sticking point.” Several trustees expressed doubt that temporary cones or staff directions would reliably prevent drivers from making left turns during busy periods, and public safety staff noted enforcement would be difficult because parts of the site are private property and officers have other priorities.

Representatives for the petitioner—Christian Kolashevsky of WT Group (site engineer) and David D'Alessandro, the site owner—defended the proposed traffic controls and operation plan. Kolashevsky said the County reviewed the planned access and that the petitioner is prepared to use cones and staff at peak times and to change the curb configuration if needed. D'Alessandro said JetBrite has used similar arrangements at other locations, pointed to stacking capacity on site (he said the design provides about 42 car positions compared with 15 required), and added, “we shut off that left out at every 1 of our locations on every single busy day or busy time.” He also said he owns the property and that the company would pay for whatever mitigation is required on the site.

Village staff told trustees the Cook County Department of Transportation had denied a left-in from Roselle Road but had approved a left-out in the county’s preliminary review; staff emphasized final written approvals were pending. Staff and the petitioner also referred to a Simtek sound-abatement fence product proposed for the eastern property line and to a traffic consultant memorandum submitted with the packet.

Trustees were split: some said they could support the site if stronger, enforceable access controls were added (including possible funding for enforcement or other mechanisms), while others opposed any configuration that would permit left turns onto Roselle Road. No ordinance, resolution, or other formal approval was adopted; the mayor asked staff and the petitioner to continue revising the site plan and to return with additional details. The petitioner said it would work with staff to address traffic-flow diagrams and added measures to improve safety and enforceability.

Next steps: staff will continue to work with the petitioner and bring revised access plans and any additional county approvals back to the board for formal action at a later meeting.","Trustees raised traffic and enforcement concerns about a proposed JetBrite express car wash at an L-shaped site near Roselle Road and Nergey Road. Planning and Zoning recommended approval with conditions; the board gave no final vote and asked staff and the petitioner to refine access and mitigation measures.","actionData","errors"]

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