"We really don't know what that new price tag will be," an official said.
Other suburbs face the same problem. Online creators are believed to be seeking videos for entertainment and profit.
The superintendent said he made a mistake with a map. He was responding to criticism from the local park board.
The planned preschool must come before the zoning board first.
The village plans to hold an event on the future of the old CNH site
One path is on a major street and goes past a school.
The village plans to keep its unusual position, even with a major building project.
Other towns, including La Grange and Elmhurst, have passed up on the idea. Such housing is seen as affordable.
He does not directly criticize Trump, but goes further than many Republicans.
"No issues arose because there were no issues," the mayor said.
A critic said the village should have gone out to bid, as other towns do.
He said some, including real estate agents, would likely raise "bogeyman" arguments.
The village approved new restrictions for landscapers. At least one official wanted to go further.
Proposed regulations come at the request of the mayor and a trustee.
A company recently moved out after 25 years in the village building.
The high school badly damaged its relations with a park district and other public bodies three years ago.
The mayor gave guidance to the architect for the new village building.
Streets in three local subdivisions are set for improvements.
The staff won't have a central place to work for a year. The village has a plan.
Officials traveled to Washington to make the case for the village's own code.
Officials are planning a police station addition to house village offices.
Two companies want to do the same thing with the 40-year-old building.
Although he never admitted error, he changed his Facebook page's designation after the lawsuit was filed.
The village is not desperate for the money, a trustee told his colleagues.
The village wants to separate "serious buyers" from those "kicking tires."
"I don't want to be in the business of paying for people to paint," an official said.
Residents staying in Florida can have more assurance when they're away, an official said.
The new owner would tear it down and build anew, officials said.
Elected officials are "not gagged from all public speech," he said.
The village hopes to draw more than $2 million for the building.
The property's listing price is nearly three times what the county says it is worth.
A developer proposed building the village a new public works facility. An official wanted to know what happens now.
The Village Board hired an architect to do the designs for an addition to the police station.
The village revealed what it wanted to do with the property.
Seven commercial buildings were proposed. Neighbors expressed concern.
A trustee voted against selling, saying an informal poll showed most opposed building anew.
A resident wanted the court in his front yard. A panel explained its reasoning for denying.
The neighborhood was known for excessive water main breaks over the years, the village said.
The village gives options on how it may use the properties.
"If the residents wanted it, it could happen," an area official said.