On the agenda: Grayslake July 7, 2026 (PDF) — data center (Jul 7)
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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
VILLAGE OF GRAYSLAKE HELD JULY 7, 2026
The Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Grayslake was called to order at 6:00
p-m. Mayor Elizabeth Davies presiding.
Roll Call: Trustees Waldenstrom, Magnetta, Sahu, Kornit, Vogel, and Engdahl — present. Village Clerk
Lee — present.
Also present were various Village staff members.
PUBLIC COMMENT — AGENDA ITEMS: One person asked a question about the property purchase
on the agenda.
1. APPROVAL: MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF JUNE 16, 2026.
Trustee Sahu made a motion, seconded by Trustee Magnetta, to approve the minutes for the regular
Board meeting of June 16, 2026. Roll call: Trustees Waldenstrom, Magnetta, Sahu, Kornit, Vogel, and
Engdahl — all “aye”. MOTION CARRIED.
2. APPROVAL: TREASURER’S REPORT / PAYMENT OF BILLS: JULY 7, 2026.
Trustee Waldenstrom made a motion, seconded by Trustee Vogel, to approve the Treasurer’s Report for
July 7, 2026, and authorize payment of bills as listed in the report. Roll call: Trustees Waldenstrom,
Magnetta, Sahu, Kornit, Vogel, and Engdahl — all “aye”. MOTION CARRIED.
3. RESOLUTION 963: PARKING CHANGES — SOO LINE DRIVE AND STATION PARK
CIRCLE
Trustee Magnetta made a motion, seconded by Trustee Kornit, to approve Resolution No. 963, ending
the overnight parking restrictions on certain Village-owned streets within the Lake Street Square town
home neighborhood as requested by the homeowners association. Roll call: Trustees Waldenstrom,
Magnetta, Sahu, Kornit, Vogel, and Engdahl — all “aye”. MOTION CARRIED.
4, RESOLUTION 964: APPROVING AN AGREEMENT WITH GANZIANO SEWER &
WATER, INC.
Trustee Vogel made a motion, seconded by Trustee Waldenstrom, to approve Resolution No. 964,
authorizing an agreement with Ganziano Sewer & Water Inc., relating to payment for certain public
works services. Roll call: Trustees Waldenstrom, Magnetta, Sahu, Kornit, Vogel, and Engdahl — all
“aye”. MOTION CARRIED.
5. RESOLUTION 965: AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF AGREEMENTS TO
TRANSFER THE LIBRARY LANE SENIOR RESIDENCES AGREEMENTS TO THE
NEW PROPERTY OWNER
Trustee Waldenstrom made a motion, seconded by Trustee Sahu, to approve Resolution No. 965,
authorizing the execution of various agreements to transfer all rights, obligations, and responsibilities
related to the Library Lane Senior Residences and senior center to the new property owner in accordance
with the terms of the current agreements. Roll call: Trustees Waldenstrom, Magnetta, Sahu, Kornit,
Vogel, and Engdahl — all “aye”. MOTION CARRIED.
6. ORDINANCE NO. 2026-0-16: AUTHORIZING A LEASE FOR A PARKING LOT AND
THE USE OF UNUSED RIGHT-OF-WAY ON THE SITE.
Trustee Vogel made a motion, seconded by Trustee Kornit, to approve Ordinance No. 2026-0-16,
authorizing the lease of the Village-owned parking lot and closing the unused portion of the Hawley
Street right-of-way. These actions formalize existing practice. Roll call: Trustees Waldenstrom,
Magnetta, Sahu, Kornit, Vogel, and Engdahl — all “aye”. MOTION CARRIED.
7, ORDINANCE NO. 2026-0-17: AUTHORIZING AN ASSIGNMENT AGREEMENT WITH
MAPLE AVENUE REAL ESTATE ADVISORS, LLC. (11 S. LAKE STREET)
Mayor Davies stated that the purpose of the land purchase is for tree preservation and possible
additional downtown public parking. Trustee Waldenstrom made a motion, seconded by Trustee
Kornit, to approve Ordinance No. 2026-0-17, authorizing an assignment agreement between the
Village of Grayslake and Maple Avenue Real Estate Advisors, LLC for the purchase of the property at
11 S. Lake Street. Roll call: Trustees Waldenstrom, Magnetta, Sahu, Kornit, Vogel, and Engdahl — all
“aye”. MOTION CARRIED.
TRUSTEE REPORTS: Trustees commented on the Farmer’s Market, congratulated the Grayslake Park
District on a successful Taste of Grayslake event, and reported that the CLCJAWA budget and rate plan
were approved, and the Lake Zurich agency expansion process, which will add new needed water sales,
remains on track.
MAYOR’S REPORT: Mayor Davies invited all to the 35" annual Family 5k and Fun Run on Saturday,
July 11, the Grayslake Garden Walk on Saturday, July 18", and the grand opening of a new exhibit at
the Grayslake Heritage Center — Grayslake Fire & Rescue. The Mayor thanked the residents at Carillon
North for hosting both her and Trustee Vogel to present the State of Grayslake to their residents.
PUBLIC COMMENT - GENERAL COMMENTS: Fifteen people commented on the previously
approved data center campus project.
ADJOURNMENT
Trustee Sahu made a motion, seconded by Trustee Waldenstrom, to adjourn the meeting. Roll call:
Trustees Waldenstrom, Magnetta, Sahu, Kornit, Vogel. and Engdahl — all “aye”. MOTION CARRIED.
The meeting was adjourned at 6:58 p.m.
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Respectfully submitted,
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