Politics & Government
Bolingbrook Approves Architect Proposal For Animal Control Facility
The proposed facility would be located next to the Bolingbrook Public Works building.
![The proposal is with Telos Architects, PLLC, and is for $68,500.](https://patch.com/img/cdn20/shutterstock/22920555/20240814/095948/styles/patch_image/public/shutterstock-1105190564___14095125225.jpg)
BOLINGBROOK, IL — At its Tuesday meeting, the Bolingbrook Village Board approved a proposal for architectural designs and construction documentation for an Animal Control and Care Facility on Canterbury Lane.
The proposal is with Telos Architects, PLLC, and is for $68,500.
Mayor Mary Alexander-Basta said the company will provide multiple conceptual designs and documentation. The project will then be bid out.
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"The Village has received approval for state grant money to support the project," Alexander-Basta said.
The proposed facility is located next to the Bolingbrook Public Works building.
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Alexander-Basta said the Village currently has a facility off of Route 53 and Royce Road.
"The facility is small, we're not able to expand the facility because of its location and flood plain," she said.
Alexander-Basta said the Village has a piece of land next to the Public Works building, and would allow for more space for the Animal Control staff.
"Just an overall larger, accommodating facility," Alexander-Basta said. "Again, this is something that we applied for grant money and received the grant money. So it's kind of a win-win for the Village."
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