TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AND TO THE REPUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS, ONE NATION UNDER GOD, INDIVISIBLE, WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL. MADAM CLERK, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. TRUSTEE ESTRADA-VOLPE. HERE. TRUSTEE ZAVADZEVIC. HERE. TRUSTEE COUNTY. HERE. TRUSTEE SERGEANT. HERE. TRUSTEE KAMINSKI. HERE. TRUSTEE LELINO. HERE. PRESIDENT SAVIATO. HERE. OKAY, WE'LL MOVE ON TO PUBLIC COMMENT. Do we have any public comment tonight? Okay. Let's go to committee reports. Ma'am Clark. The only thing I have is I just wanted to report that we saw almost 1,500 early voters at the Parks and Rec Center. Everything went smooth, and it was a good operation. We figured it out over there. Good. Our youth commission. ON MARCH 31ST. I WANTED TO LET YOU KNOW, BACHI WITH THE BUNNY IS ON APRIL 18TH AT THE CVC FROM 10 TO 12. AND THEN OUR FIRST ELMWOOD PARK YOUTH COMMISSION BIKE RIDE STARTS ON APRIL 23RD AT 6. AND WE'RE GOING TO LINE UP AT PARKS AND REC. AND AFTER THAT, THE FOLLOWING MONTH IT WILL BE AT CENTENNIAL PARK ON ARMITAGE ON THE 28TH OF MAY AT 7. AND IT WILL BE EVERY FOURTH WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH, ALTERNATING BETWEEN Parkstonebrook, and Centennial Park. Hope to see you there, and don't forget to wear your helmet. Mr. President, no report. I just want to wish everybody a happy Easter. Great, thanks. Thank you, Mr. President. I just want to report from District 401 that they are having their early bird registration for families who'd like to take advantage of that and save a little money. That'll be through May 3rd. And I met with Leiden Relay for Lice... RELAY FOR LIFE, EXCUSE ME, AND THAT WILL BE SEPTEMBER 12TH THIS YEAR AT ELM MIDDLE SCHOOL. SO IF YOU PUT THAT ON YOUR CALENDARS. WE DID THAT AT JOHN MILLS LAST YEAR, RIGHT? CORRECT, AND IT'S A BIGGER PARKING LOT, OBVIOUSLY, AND THEY CAN DO THE WALK NICER, AND THE SPEAKERS. GOOD, GOOD. NO REPORT, MR. PRESIDENT. MR. PRESIDENT, I'D JUST LIKE TO REPORT THAT THE FINANCE COMMITTEE MET THIS EVENING, REVIEWED THE BILLS AND VOUCHERS FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH, AND UNANIMOUSLY RECOMMENDED SAME FOR APPROVAL TONIGHT. No report, Mr. President. Mr. Durkin. I yield my time to the village manager and go Gators. Mr. Mulvey. Thank you. Mr. President, the board will consider an agreement with Outfront Media for the billboard at Fullerton and Harlem. The village leases this billboard and uses it to promote various village events and initiatives. The billboard is 12 feet tall by 24 feet wide. The cost each month is $1,348.20. The board will consider two agreements with Enterprise Fleet Management tonight to allow them to sell surplus vehicles for the village. Enterprise uses a variety of methods to sell vehicles, including via auction. They charge a service fee of $400 per vehicle, and the village can set a minimum price. On March 11, 2025, the village submitted a joint participation agreement to the state of Illinois to allow the village to participate in the state's rack salt competitive solicitation. The village will be obligated to take delivery of 1,280 tons of rack salt The village will be able to purchase up to 1,920 tons of rock salt if needed. I will notify the board when we get the results from this contract solicitation. The board will also consider an intergovernmental agreement with School District 401, whereby the village will sell salt to the district. As you know, the village has a contract with Paveworks, Inc. for its 2024 asphalt repair program. This has been a very successful arrangement for both parties, and we have agreed to extend the contract for three more construction seasons. Paveworks has agreed to hold its unit price flat for the 2025 season. Unit prices will increase by 3% in years two and three of this extension. The board will consider a proposal from Pulse Technology to implement the next phase of document management. The village began a systematic scanning program in 2024. The current proposal will scan accounts payable records from 2019 through 2021, as well as 2024. We will also scan building permits from the 1980s and 1990s, as well as those from 2023. The estimated cost is $20,870. An effective document management system will allow Wood Park to be more efficient, compliant, transparent, and secure well into the future. The board will consider an amendment to the redevelopment agreement related to 7528 West North Avenue. If approved, the closing will take place on or before May 30th, 2025. Final plans will be submitted no later than April 21st, 2025, and the developer will pay the cost to expedite the review of those plans. A Greek restaurant will open at this location no later than April 1st, 2026. As you know, the village will begin the first phase of the lead service line replacement program as required by the IEPA. In January, the board authorized the submission of a loan application for funding through the Illinois Public Water Supply Loan Program. The board will now consider an ordinance authorizing the village to borrow funds through that same loan program. In terms of the actual lead replacement, the village accepted bids from five firms on March 5th. The low bidder appears to be Joel Kennedy Constructing Corp., who submitted a final bid of $2,762,500. This does not include the cost of design or engineering or the cost to replace each water meter. We will ask the Board to award a contract at a later date once the loan and bid results have been approved by the IEPA. The Board will consider an ordinance that reserves the village's allocation of private activity bond volume cap Once reserved, the village can either use its volume cap or transfer it during the calendar year 2025. The board will consider an agreement to lease a copier for the first floor of the police department. The agreement will last for 48 months and a monthly payment of $214.01. The board will be asked to authorize the village to competitively solicit bids for the 2025-50-50 sidewalk program. The board will adjust the number of liquor and gaming licenses to reflect recent activity and applications. The board will consider a proposal from H2I Group to automate two of the basketball mechanisms in the main gym so we can adjust the height of these rooms from 10 feet to 8 feet. This will allow us to host first and second grade basketball in the main gym. They will also install 30 new wall pads to replace existing pads in the gym. The total cost is $20,475. The board will consider two proposals to perform brick restoration work at village facilities. The first from Oswaldo Moreno addresses all four elevations of the water pumping station at 7418 West Fullerton at a cost of $28,500. The second proposal from D'Alba Masonry, Inc. addresses the south elevation of the public works building at 7330 West Fullerton at a cost of $37,250. The board will consider a proposal from Harlem Carpets for installation of LVD LVT flooring and carpet tiles at the public safety building at a cost of $33,100, and the Board will be asked to authorize the issuance of an RFQ for Phase II and Phase III engineering services for the Grand Avenue grade separation project. Firms will be asked to submit a statement of qualifications. A selection committee comprised of village staff will evaluate the statements and determine the top-ranked firm with whom the village will then negotiate an agreement. It is expected that the RFQ will be advertised on April 14th, and submittals will be due May 12th, 2025. Thank you, Mr. Volpe. As far as my report, I just want to thank everyone who came out Tuesday for the election. It was good to see the level of participation that we enjoyed, and that's a real tribute to the residents of Falmouth Park actually contributing to the election process. So thank you again. Okay, we'll move on to Consent Agenda, please. This evening on the Consent Agenda, we have approval of the minutes of the meeting of the President and Board of Trustees held on March 3rd. Receive and file minutes of the Finance Committee meeting held February 3rd. A motion to approve payment of the bills and vouchers for the month of March in the amount of $3,325,764.50. Various applications received and processed by the Village Clerk's Office. An ordinance authorizing the execution of an advertiser agreement with Outfront Media LLC for a billboard lease. A resolution authorizing the execution of two agreements between Enterprise Fleet Management Inc. and the Village of Elmwood Park for the sale of vehicles. A resolution authorizing the issuance of a request for bids for the 2025 Village of Elmwood Park 5050 sidewalk repair and replacement program. A resolution authorizing the execution of an intergovernmental agreement between Community School District 401 and the Village of Elmwood Park for the purchase of rock salt. An ordinance authorizing the execution of an amendment to a contract between the Village of Elmwood Park and Pave Works. An ordinance ratifying the execution of a joint participation agreement for the purchase of rock salt. An ordinance authorizing the execution of a commercial equipment lease agreement and maintenance agreement for the lease and maintenance of a color copy machine. An ordinance amending Section 57-22 entitled Number of Licenses of Chapter 57 entitled Video Gaming of the Code of the Village of Elmwood Park. An ordinance authorizing the acceptance of a proposal from H2I Group for upgrading basketball court equipment at the Village of Elmwood Park Recreation Center. A resolution authorizing the issuance of a request for qualifications for Phase 2 and Phase 3 engineering services for the Grand Avenue Grade Separation Project. an ordinance authorizing the acceptance of a proposal from Osvaldo Moreno for brick restoration services, an ordinance authorizing the acceptance of a proposal from Harlem Carpets for the installation of flooring and carpeting at the Village of Elmwood Park Public Safety Building, an ordinance authorizing the sale by public auction of personal property owned by the Village of Elmwood Park, an ordinance authorizing the execution of a document management order agreement with Pulse Technology, A resolution approving the third amendment to redevelopment agreement between 7528 West North Avenue, LLC and the Village of Elmwood Park. An ordinance authorizing the Village of Elmwood Park, Cook County, Illinois to borrow funds from the public water loan supply, the lead service line replacement project phase one. And an ordinance reserving and authorizing the transfer of volume cap in connection with private activity bond issues and related matters. Move to approve. Second. MADAM CLERK, PLEASE CALL THE ROLE. TRUSTEE ESTRADA-VOLPE. YES. TRUSTEE ZAVAJNEVIC. YES. TRUSTEE CONTI. YES. TRUSTEE SERGEANT. YES. TRUSTEE KAMINSKI. YES. TRUSTEE LOLINO. YES. YES. I'M SORRY, PRESIDENT SAVIANO. SORRY. OKAY, THERE BEING NO COMMUNICATIONS, NO BUSINESS, WE'LL MOVE ON TO NEW BUSINESS. WE NEED A MOTION TO ADVISE AND CONSENT ON YOUR APPOINTMENTS TO THE FOLLOWING COMMITTEES AND COMMISSION REAPPOINTMENTS. I APOLOGIZE. Those that are present, if you want to just come up and be sworn in, right? You're going to be swearing them in? I don't know if I have any more here. A few of them are here. Pete's here. Okay. For the Planned Zoning and Development Commission, we have Peter Volpe as Chairman, Gabe Caporale, Member, and Anthony Lanzito, Member. Board of Fire and Police Commissioners, Nick Pecora, Chairman, Vicki Jolly, Secretary. Safety Commission, Michael Kirsch, Chairman, Ed Nowak, Member, Brian Strakas, New Member. Senior Advisory Board, Marissa Santangelo, member, Nancy Tibbetts, member. The Village Ethics Commission, Lynn Pope, as member. And Youth Commission, Erica Puerta, member, and Emma Santiago, as member. Move to advise and consent. Second. All in favor say aye. Aye. Opposed? The ayes have it. Is there anything to be brought before the board in addition to tonight's actions? If not, we'll entertain a motion to adjourn. So moved, Mr. President. All in favor say aye. Aye. Opposed? Meeting's adjourned. Have a happy Easter, everyone.