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Village Board Meeting - July 21, 2026
Published: Jul 21, 2026
Resident Complains About Early Sunday Construction Noise for New Car Wash
A resident, Jackie Meyer, expressed concerns regarding construction noise and timing for a new car wash at County Farm and Sterns. She reported construction starting before the permitted 8:00 AM on a Sunday, causing disturbance. Meyer inquired about the general allowance of Sunday construction hours and expressed frustration with the constant noise. The village staff confirmed that a comment was posted to the contractor and property owner regarding adherence to posted construction hours and vehicle routing.
Bartlett Proclaims August 4th, 2026, as National Night Out Day
The Village of Bartlett proclaimed Tuesday, August 4th, 2026, as National Night Out Day. This initiative, sponsored by the National Association of Town Watch, aims to foster cooperation between police and the community for crime, drug, and violence prevention. The proclamation encourages citizens to participate in events that highlight neighborhood safety and police-community partnerships.
May 2026 Treasurer's Report Shows Mixed Revenue Trends
The Treasurer's report for May 2026 was presented, showing sales tax revenue down 7% from the previous year, motor fuel tax allotments up 5%, and income tax revenue down 1.1%.
Dunnaman Drive Residents Demand Action on Dangerous Semi-Truck Traffic
Residents from Dunnaman Drive voiced significant concerns about dangerous semi-truck traffic passing through their residential neighborhood. They highlighted the safety risks to children, the illegality of the truck traffic in a zoned residential area, and the ineffectiveness of current deterrents. While a sign at County Farm and Dunnaman helped, the lack of a similar sign on the Newport eastbound approach allows trucks to continue using Dunnaman. Residents suggested potential solutions like speed bumps or closing the road, and expressed fears that upcoming developments will worsen the problem. The board acknowledged the issue and tasked the Chief of Police with investigating and developing a plan to reduce this traffic.
Resident Advocates for Clearer E-Bike and Scooter Regulations
Terry Witt discussed the growing issue of micro-mobility vehicles, including e-bikes and scooters, and shared information from the Secretary of State's office regarding potential state-level regulations. He noted that the village's current guidelines for e-bikes are good, but suggested further considerations for ordinances, such as a 15 mph speed limit on paths, staying to the right, and passing on the left with communication. Witt also supported the classification of powerful e-motos as motorcycles, requiring them to be on roads, not paths. He expressed a challenge with the Secretary of State's stance on scooters, believing children are proficient and not speeding on them. Witt emphasized the importance of education and signage for new ordinances.
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