This occurred shortly after neighbors expressed opposition at a village meeting.
A couple wants what others have in their neighborhood – a driveway gate. But getting the village's approval is a challenge.
But the requests shed more light on the village's dealings with developers.
The mayor plans to appoint a committee to gather local feedback on developing the site.
The project would put "10 pounds of popcorn in a 5-pound bag," an official said.
The district includes Darien, Western Springs, Willowbrook, Burr Ridge, Homer Glen and Lemont.
"Stick trees" will do nothing to shield nearby homes from disturbances, the resident said.
The village failed to conduct a reasonable search for documents, the attorney general said.
The committee would gather feedback on the site, which may include a Costco.
Neighbors oppose the development. A village reversal would be a big help to the business.
The project would require the demolition of a strip mall.
A local plan commissioner explains his role in the national chain's effort to select sites.
The plan commissioner has played a big role in trying to bring Costco to Burr Ridge.
A top village official explained why the village is seeing greater income.
Yet he worked behind the scenes to attract the chain store, which was interested in a Burr Ridge site.
The park board's lawyer argues the session complied with state law.
He now says the developer will not be required to include Costco as part of the CNH site.
The petition leader says residents cannot afford property depreciation. The developer has not formally submitted a proposal.
A resident who lives near the planned Costco development filed a complaint with the attorney general.
The business would add more traffic and make the area a "food desert," according to a petition.
A candidate has already announced her intention to run for the seat.
The village administrator explained the purpose of the spending item labeled "EDC Meeting."
It is unclear whether the session complied with the state's open meetings law.
A watchdog filed a complaint with the attorney general after a Patch story about the closed session.
Don't put the store amid a "luxury residential neighborhood," one resident said.
Now, male genitalia has been painted on the skylights, a resident told village officials.
Village trustees spoke against repealing the rule on pool fences, differing with the majority of the Plan Commission.
The village rejected a subdivision's request for gates to limit traffic flow.
The subdivision's residents were split over the village's measures, which the homeowners association backed.
Closed sessions may be about park improvements and nearby Costco development.
Some accused the village of lying about the honor. The village merely got the year wrong.
The park board closed its doors to discuss a park and a potential Costco development, a village official said.
The village says it has experienced code enforcement issues with unrelated people in houses.
The commission is already on the village's "dissolved advisory bodies" list.
The national chain is looking to locate in Burr Ridge. The deal between the chain and a developer may have fallen through.
Area towns have a lower limit than Burr Ridge. The village is considering changing that.
The village is considering a ban on short-term rentals such as Airbnbs.
The resident said the village shouldn't single out one ethnic group. A priest, however, said the village's action means a lot.
An official said trustees did not violate the state's open meetings law.
A new system is expected to reduce disputes when water bills multiply.