The village of Lombard has officially kicked off its first Village-Wide Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan. The initiative will develop the framework for a safe and accessible network of streets to connect bicyclists and pedestrians to destinations while meeting the needs of those in the community.
The village of Lombard's electronic commuter parking pay stations started to operate this week in three locations: near the south side of the pedestrian underpass, next to the ramp and stairs; near the west side of the Hammerschmidt daily fee lot; and on the north end of the pedestrian underpass stairs and ramp.
Service to be available for Lombard Metra users
Residents will be able to view Public Works Department's 2015 projects.
The Village of Lombard has launched an e-newsletter for construction-industry professionals, called Code and Permit News. The newsletter includes relevant information relating to news and events concerning Lombard's Community Development Department. The village is encouraging professional builders, contractors and architects to sign up to receive the periodic e-newsletter to find out about new codes affecting the building industry, open houses and networking events, and expiring registrat
The Village of Lombard, Illinois, was praised during the May 1 Builder Open House for its latest code amendments and outreach efforts.
The Village of Lombard announced yesterday it has been ranked the seventh-best place for young professionals among Chicago suburbs.
Lombard officials said on Friday that Sam's Club, Hamilton Partners, Oakridge Realty and the village reached a tentative agreement to move forward with the development of a new 135,000-square-foot retail store at 611 E. Butterfield Road. Keith Giagnorio, the village's president, said the agreement is great news for Lombard.
The Lombard Village Board approved a number of building code amendments at its April 2 meeting.
Although waste-management hauling prices in Lombard have slightly increased in 2015, the city continues to enjoy one of the lowest rates for garbage collection in the area, the city's website said last week. Recently, Lombard decided to increase its garbage service rates by 6 cents for a standard 64-gallon toter.
The Village of Lombard has a new trustee.
The Lombard Board of Trustees has appointed Bill Johnston to fulfill the remaining term of trustee for District 4.