Legislation Details

File #: 2025-0855    Version: 0 Name:
Type: MOTION Status: PLACED ON FILE
File created: 10/17/2025 In control: Committee of the Whole
On agenda: Final action:
Title: /Name/Summary Doogan Park Redevelopment Project Descoping - 14700-14760 Park Lane - Minor Deviations to Approved Plans
Attachments: 1. Final Plans, 2. Specifications
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Doogan Park Redevelopment Project Descoping - 14700-14760 Park Lane - Minor Deviations to Approved Plans

History

Project: Doogan Park Redevelopment Project Descoping - 14700-14760 Park Lane - Minor Deviations to Approved Plans
Legistar ID: 2025-0855
Project ID: PPA-25-0049
Petitioner: Ray Piattoni, Recreation and Parks Director
Address: 14700-14760 Park Lane, Orland Park, IL 60462
P.I.N.s: 27-09-301-005-0000, 27-09-301-036-0000, 27-09-301-037-0000, 27-09-304-016-0000, 27-09-304-018-0000, 27-09-304-019-0000, 27-09-304-020-0000
Parcel Size: 17 acres

Purpose: Appearance Review

BACKGROUND
Doogan Park is one of the Village’s 8 community parks. The park currently has a baseball field, basketball court, bean bag toss, a bike path, disc golf, playground pavilion, pickleball court, tennis court, and a picnic area. The 17-acre site previously housed the Robert Davidson Center, which was demolished in 2019, and the Village’s Cultural Center, which was demolished in January 2024 as part of a redevelopment plan for the park. The Doogan Park Redevelopment Project (2025-0011 & 2025-0337) was approved in April 2025, which included the construction of a restroom shelter, a pavilion, 10 new pickleball courts, a half basketball court, a playground, and baseball and soccer fields. An Appearance Review for the pavilion located adjacent to the new playground and half basketball court was also approved in 2025 (2025-0350). Since April of 2025, the scope of the redevelopment project has changed substantially to reduce the number of pickleball courts from 10 to 2, remove the restroom shelter, and reduce the size of the parking lot among other changes. Since the Board of Trustees has already approved the Site and Landscape Plans for the original scope of work, this Appearance Review is to address the minor deviations to the approved plans.

FINDINGS OF FACT
Planning District: Orland Grove
Planning Land Use Designation: Open Space, Parks & Recreation; Community & I...

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