Maple Park—The Maple Park Village Board said farewell to two trustees on Tuesday, and after a long process, appointed two new trustees to fill the vacancies.
May 6th, 2011 | David Maas | Comments Off | ContinuedAll Posts Tagged With: "Mark Delaney"
Maple Park picks pair to fill out Village Board
Maple Park—After interviewing candidates, the Maple Park Village Board on Tuesday decided who will fill the two seats left open on the board.
April 23rd, 2011 | Elburn Herald | Comments Off | ContinuedMaple Park considers tax increase referendum
MAPLE PARK—Recently, the Maple Park Village Board has been looking into alternative ways to finance projects, as the General Obligation Bond will expire in 2011.
November 20th, 2010 | Elburn Herald | Comments Off | ContinuedSpend money to get money?
3-2 vote for allocation, loan of bond proceeds
MAPLEPARK—With $16.8 million in Recovery Zone Economic Development bonds to be issued for economic development projects to Kane County, Maple Park is eager to obtain funds to pay for its water main replacement project.
MP signs IGA with Kaneland
MAPLE PARK—In a close vote, the Maple Park Village Board passed a motion to sign an Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) with the Kaneland School District.
November 5th, 2010 | Lynn Meredith | Comments Off | ContinuedMP mulls intergovernmental agreement
Discussion with Kaneland focused on handling growth
MAPLE PARK—A lot has changed in the six years since Kaneland School District and the municipalities in the district signed their first intergovernmental agreement (IGA). In 2004, growth was omnipresent; today, well, not so much.
Maple Park must revise its plan for street repairs
Village officials cite state specifications as reason
MAPLE PARK—The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) changed its specifications for street repairs in Maple Park, causing the village to prioritize which streets it can repair.
Trustee seats up for election in spring
MAPLE PARK—Three village trustee seats will be up for election in April 2011, when the four-year terms of Nick Moisa, Pat Lunardon and Mark Delaney expire.
October 17th, 2010 | Elburn Herald | Comments Off | ContinuedMP denies Sunday liquor sale request
MAPLE PARK—The Maple Park Village Board on Monday turned down a tavern owner’s request to sell liquor before noon on Sundays.
October 2nd, 2010 | Elburn Herald | Comments Off | ContinuedSharing future boundary bounty
MAPLE PARK—The Maple Park Board decided Monday to keep the door open to finding common ground with Cortland on where the two villages’ boundaries meet, but they want more equitable terms.
September 24th, 2010 | Lynn Meredith | Comments Off | ContinuedOfficials praise new chief for first month on job
MAPLE PARK—Maple Park’s new police chief, Michael Acosta, spent much of his time during his first month of employment making initial improvements to help him do his job.
February 5th, 2010 | Martha Quetsch | Comments Off | ContinuedMP Village withholds sidewalk project payment
MAPLE PARK—Maple Park has better, and more, sidewalks since a two-year improvement project costing more than $300,000 was finished recently, village officials said. However, they decided to postpone final payment to the contractor, Strada Construction Company, after hearing a resident’s complaint.
July 24th, 2009 | Martha Quetsch | Comments Off | Continued
In Marianne’s memory
Pastor Mark Meyer (far left) of Grace United Methodist Church in Maple Park, gave a blessing during a ceremony Tuesday at the Civic Center dedicating a new picnic table to Marianne Delaney, on the first anniversary of her death.
July 17th, 2009 | Martha Quetsch | Comments Off | ContinuedNew policy: Staff not required at board meetings
MAPLE PARK—Under a new policy for the village of Maple Park, village employees are not obligated to attend Village Board meetings.
July 17th, 2009 | Martha Quetsch | Comments Off | ContinuedScoping out sink holes in Heritage Hills
The Maple Park Village Board voted to take a closer look at an 18-inch pot hole at the intersection of Chester and Fabia in the Heritage Hills subdivision. Public Works Director Eric Pinion expressed concern that the leaking storm drains might cause the street to cave in if repairs are not made.
March 13th, 2009 | Lynn Meredith | Comments Off | Continued
