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.
One official says he had words with a landscaper on the way to a village meeting.
The village's Plan Commission unanimously rejected the proposed subdivision last week.
Local Egyptian community is part of the "rich tapestry of cultures," the village says.
The Plan Commission found parts of the plan inappropriate, according to the village.
The mayor says he will reach out to other towns to go against the proposal.
Other public bodies noted the tragedy during meetings. That wasn't the case in Burr Ridge.
The proposed development would hurt nearby residents and religious institutions, the mayor said.
Rep. Sean Casten criticizes GOP stance on guns, saying he doesn't want to hear thoughts and prayers.
The mayor rejected a request from a member of a family that owns a nearby shopping center.
Mayor Gary Grasso asked that one developer get the "first crack" at the plan for the TCF property.
The business wants to store cars outside at night, but the Plan Commission rejected the idea.
Village officials debated the eatery's plan for its facade, then approved it.
Homes with more than five unrelated people are creating issues in otherwise single-family neighborhoods, according to the village.
A woman says her family has received seven citations, which is hurting her husband's ability to do his job.
The mayor's 4-year-old lawsuit alleging defamation is not resolved. His rival said Grasso failed to meet the burden of proof.
A village committee advocated for housing and retail on old bank property.
The village had been facing dramatically rising pension contributions.
The "luxury, low-maintenance" homes would start at $775,000, the developer said.
A man says he struggled to get a tax refund for three years, blaming the street name mix-up.
Workers are moving to the company's other sites. The company is tied to the village's history.
Burr Ridge has big advantages over other towns to pay for police pensions.
The village is the rare town that is debt-free. It paid off its debt for the police station last year.
Village trustees talk about a drop in the police pension account.
Professionalism in certain village departments has increased "immensely," the mayor said.
The village said it worked with ComEd to take down the trees in a local neighborhood.
It was built in 1985 and is said to need millions of dollars in improvements in the coming years.
He is believed to have taken part in thousands of interviews with police applicants.