Bolingbrook approves Grand Village development for 228 single-family rental homes
April 01, 2026 | Bolingbrook, Will County, Illinois
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The Bolingbrook Village Board on Sept. 9 approved a development agreement and related ordinances to allow Grand Village, a planned development of 228 single-family rental homes at the southeast corner of Rodeo Drive and Essington Road.
Trustee Troy J. Doris moved to adopt Resolution 25R-087 approving a development agreement with Gen-Land LLC; Trustee Bhavini K. Patel seconded the motion, which passed on a 6-0 roll call. The action was followed by the passage of Ordinance 25-030, which approves a special use permit for the planned development along with a preliminary development plan and preliminary plat of subdivision, also on a 6-0 vote.
According to the minutes, the development agreement covers zoning review, site-plan review, required improvements, recapture fees, utilities, impact fees and development standards. The applicant seeks several variances related to garages, density, roadway width, tree counts and sanitary sewer and stormwater management fees; the Plan Commission held a public hearing and recommended approval subject to conditions.
The Board recorded no public opposition in the minutes, and the ordinance passed unanimously. City staff and the village attorney will complete final attorney review and condition checks before implementation.
The resolution and ordinance add the Grand Village project to the village’s ongoing development docket; next steps include final engineering review, compliance with any plan-commission conditions and recording of the plat if the attorney’s office confirms compliance.
Trustee Troy J. Doris moved to adopt Resolution 25R-087 approving a development agreement with Gen-Land LLC; Trustee Bhavini K. Patel seconded the motion, which passed on a 6-0 roll call. The action was followed by the passage of Ordinance 25-030, which approves a special use permit for the planned development along with a preliminary development plan and preliminary plat of subdivision, also on a 6-0 vote.
According to the minutes, the development agreement covers zoning review, site-plan review, required improvements, recapture fees, utilities, impact fees and development standards. The applicant seeks several variances related to garages, density, roadway width, tree counts and sanitary sewer and stormwater management fees; the Plan Commission held a public hearing and recommended approval subject to conditions.
The Board recorded no public opposition in the minutes, and the ordinance passed unanimously. City staff and the village attorney will complete final attorney review and condition checks before implementation.
The resolution and ordinance add the Grand Village project to the village’s ongoing development docket; next steps include final engineering review, compliance with any plan-commission conditions and recording of the plat if the attorney’s office confirms compliance.
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