Village of Maywood Board of Trustees
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Recent News About Village of Maywood Board of Trustees
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Village of Maywood Board of Trustees Agenda
Village of Maywood Board of Trustees will meet at 7 p.m.
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Maywood trustees to consider creating temporary liquor license
The Maywood Board of Trustees will consider a proposed ordinance to create a Class "E" Liquor License, which would be a temporary permit to sell or transfer liquor on city-owned property, at a special meeting 7 p.m. today at 125 S. Fifth Ave.
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Maywood trustees consider pact to pay for share of train station project
At a special meeting this week, the Maywood Village Board of Trustees considered approving an agreement to pay the village's share of the Maywood Train Station-Main Street project.
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Maywood Village Board to consider request for handicap sign
The Maywood Board of Trustees will consider an application for a handicap sign at 1517 S. Fourth Ave. during its next meeting 7 p.m. Tuesday at 125 S. Fifth Ave.
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Maywood trustees consider plan for disaster-preparedness awareness program
At a recent meeting, the Maywood Board of Trustees considered a proposal by the Community Emergency Response Team to start an initiative to educate residents on disaster preparedness.
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Maywood to consider bid contract for emergency plumbing services
The Maywood Board of Trustees will consider a measure to accept a bid contract with Unique Plumbing and other contractors to provide emergency water and sewer repairs, during the board next meeting 7 p.m. today at Village Hall, 125 S. Fifth Ave.
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Maywood trustees reject effort to revoke Lacey's Place liquor license
At a recent meeting, the Maywood Board of Trustees rejected an effort to revoke a Class M (café/bistro) liquor license that recently was granted to Lacey's Place.
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Maywood trustees consider proposed 2016-17 village budget
The Maywood Board of Trustees was expected to consider and possibly vote on the Fiscal Year 2016/2017 Village of Maywood Budget at its meeting this week.