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Mayor Kyle R. Hastings Sets Meeting Date to Discuss Electric Referendum
A meeting has been set for Wednesday February 29, 2012 at 7:00pm in the Village Community Center which is located at 16533 S. Haven Avenue.
Electric choices for residents and how the aggregation process works will be discussed. Mayor Kyle R. Hastings and the Orland Hills Village Board recently OK'd a plan to work with the consultant, Illinois Community Choice Aggregation Network (ICCAN) to help purchase electricity at a bulk rate for residents and small business.
A new state law allows municipalities to negotiate bulk electric prices from third-party suppliers outside of ComEd. If residents approve the March 20 referendum, Orland Hills will have the authority to set up the program for residents. Then, ICCAN's role will be to take the village's business to third-party suppliers and to act as a middleman throughout the process for both parties.
If approved by referendum in Orland Hills, all residents would have the option of staying with ComEd, choose their own supplier or join the aggregation program under the terms.
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Mayor Kyle R. Hastings Receives Excellence in Government Award
Orland Hills Mayor Honored by Moraine Valley Community College Economic Development Council
Mayor Kyle R. Hastings was recently honored by the Moraine Valley Community College Economic Development Council for demonstrating foresight in Orland Hills to create a healthy community through leadership, planning, and the economic development that is evidence of success. The mayor was recognized for bringing money into the community to assist in the revitalization of commercial development on 159th Street and 94th Avenue. He has also been instrumental in creating shop-local programs and neighborhood street improvements.
The “Business Champion Award” was recently presented at a dinner banquet at Silver Lake Country Club by college president Dr. Vernon O. Crawley who commented that “Mayor Hastings’ efforts exemplify how government should operate and is most deserving of this high recognition.”
Mayor Kyle R. Hastings commented on his guidelines for municipal leadership. He listed his major principles as keeping the municipal tax rate down, working with the schools to ensure an effective system for all, providing a high level of services to constituents and working with business to improve the Orland Hills economic base.
The “Business Champion Awards” recognize the valuable contributions that businesses and their advocates make to the economic development of Chicago’s southwest suburbs. Awards were presented in seven categories: Training & Development; Green Advocacy; Excellence in Government; Philanthropy; and Best Places to Work.
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