The village explained why the date was pushed back. The only hearing was on the date of the presidential swearing-in.
A resident asked for "more appropriate and respectful language."
The village has been looking at alternative sites, an official said.
The village has long wanted its own code, separate from Willowbrook.
This comes after an incident in which an officer was accused of drunk driving in a squad car.
The village previously indicated uncertainty over federal money for the work. But the matter appears to have been resolved.
A few years ago, the feds sued Hinsdale over the village's effort to ban a sober living house.
He promoted two local politicians' candidacies on his Facebook page.
The mayor explained his change of position. This week, he told the public about deer in his yard.
Village officials rejected a gated subdivision's request for an exception to the code.
The developer is seeking a year's extension. Three years ago, officials said it was taking too long.
The developer wanted to keep the date indefinite for the time being.
A Willowbrook plant was accused of emitting a toxin that was blamed for causing sickness. The feds are mulling exemptions for pollutants.
The first and only meeting on the industrial project so far was 2½ months ago.
A year ago, the village delayed a decision because of concerns with the overall shopping center.
The village's lawyer defends the removal of the comments function.
The village deferred to its neighbor on how to improve the road.
Under new rules, they are not allowed on roads, sidewalks and pathways.
The process has seen a "hiccup" with Village Center's lender, the mayor said.
Burr Ridge and Indian Head Park are providing feedback to Cook County.
Burr Ridge is teaming up with Willow Springs to get county money for an engineering study.
The village fired a worker who posted comments. It denied Patch's request to see them, which a watchdog says violates the law.
The Pleasantdale district wants to raise taxes for renovating the village building.
Lights and noise are their concerns. An official said the village is making headway.
At least twice last year, the village handled cases where contractors were alleged to have done work without a permit.
The low bidder beat the engineer's estimate by nearly $80,000.
The store plans a major renovation, which is expected to bring more customers.
The village is proceeding with a drainage project, no matter what happens to the federal money, an official said.
Cook County plans to improve Wolf Road. A resident wants temporary measures.
The village wants to visit similar developments and know about their impacts.
Some residents want to avoid the village's taxes and regulations.
The increase was based on his "excellent" performance, the mayor said.
A village trustee proposed punishment for any colleague who released "confidential" information from closed meetings.
The board did not discuss the matter in public until last week.
The district likes that the building is next to the police station, according to the village.
A trustee suggested the village let its building deteriorate. The mayor disagreed.
The village suggests a possible new spot for its complex. But it also could stay put with big upgrades.
Homes, a shopping center and assembly buildings are in the works.
He called the site "deliberately deceptive." The company said it made changes in response.
The project would improve the environment and benefit the village, the company said.