He issued a statement in his bid for a second term as the city's leader.
"We are sorry for the inconvenience," the village said.
Builders of large houses are incurring late fees because projects go beyond a year, an official said.
He is set to lead a committee that handles zoning matters.
Patch took a look at Frank DeSimone's pension from the police department where he retired.
Brian Burch co-founded CatholicVote and is president of the board at Seton Academy Catholic Montessori in Villa Park.
Aldermen have yet to act on a request to video or audio record committee meetings.
The alderwoman is becoming a state representative. She called her council job the best in her career.
The ballot question would be advisory. The state is ending the statewide grocery tax.
The alderwoman succeeded the longtime director. She joined the City Council in 2020.
A building on the parcel was torn down more than eight years ago.
A pair of city aldermen are requesting improvements to the intersection.
This is on top of the $135,000 salary he is set to get if voters do away with the village's form of government.
Aldermen seemed to believe that the city could pay a TV station to bring a news crew to promote Elmhurst.
The state's attorney is looking into the signatures on Mark Mulliner's petition. They are believed to be forgeries.
The money would help pay for a new police station, replacing the 34-year-old one.
Officials say they wouldn't sell it to help pay for a new police station.
The current chamber leader is leaving after a quarter century at the helm.
Even the village government's backers questioned the move. One said, "Anything done in darkness takes on a bad optic."
The city bought the $2.3 million building five years ago, but did not say why. Now, some suggest the city sell it.
This would be five times more than his current pay and roughly equivalent to the Rockford mayor's.
The reduction followed shifting explanations. Officials suggested they could pay a news crew to promote downtown.
Residents told Patch they did not sign Mark Mulliner's mayoral petition. His rival said there was an "obvious impropriety."
Two local entities have chosen to build bandshells. They'll be close to each other.
Relatively little goes to actual assistance. Charities are advised to spend far less on overhead.
The city has no central long-term planning on vehicle purchases.
The manager seemed to have an "overwhelmingly positive relationship" with the board, a resident said.
The village manager was placed on leave a week ago, the village's spokesman said.
An influencer wanted to come to Elmhurst, but asked to be paid. At the time, the city had no money for such an effort.
A City Council majority rejected a proposed increase to the concrete street budget.
The owner of a $500,000 house will pay nearly $250 more next year, the district said.
Aldermen voted unanimously to seek $720,000 more from property taxpayers.
The city may create an "exclusive space" for neighbors, a resident said.
One of the other candidates publicly spoke out for mask mandates in early 2022.
Three local aldermen decided against running again in the April election.
Two other candidates have filed paperwork for the April 1 election.
A school bus stop at the intersection makes the recent action problematic, two aldermen said.
The incumbents often file later during the filing period. Three seats are up.
The developer is considering an Elmhurst-first approach for the homes, the mayor said.
The challenger said he wants to avoid the temptation to further tax residents.