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Contract AdminParks & RecreationDetected Jun 26, 2026

The Grounds report notes that a forestry mulching contractor has completed work to remove invasive tree species and that a pond treatment vendor began treatments on May 1 to control algae, duckweed, and lily pads. Staff are also preparing multiple areas for sod installation where turf has struggled, with some of that work already underway and additional sod work implied for later in the season. These details confirm that the Village is already using third-party vendors for forestry and pond management, and is actively investing in course and clubhouse grounds improvements. While the core contracts are in place, vendors in turfgrass, irrigation, pond management, arboriculture, and landscape construction can position for maintenance renewals, expansions, or future bid cycles, as well as potential add-on projects such as additional pond restorations, tree work, or large-scale sod/landscape installations.

The contractors for forestry mulching and pond treatments are not named; the work is described as on...

Glen Ellyn villageOngoing forestry, pond treatment, and turf renovation at Village Links

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