THE PEOPLE OF HOMER GLEN AGAINST HIGH DENSITY A R Y A
The Village Board of 2022 NEVER APPROVED ANY zoning changes
MAYOR C.N.T. STOP LYING ALREADY!!
Once again, Mayor Christina Neitzke-Troike’s public statements do not align with the official record.
In December 2022, a proposal for ARYA, a 15-acre commercial and high-density residential rental development, was presented during a Village of Homer Glen board meeting.
The board members present at that meeting included:
- Village Manager Carmen Maurella
- Mayor George Yukich
- Trustees Jennifer Consolino, Ruben Pazmino, Cheryl Rose Reynders, and Dan Fialko
- Village Clerk Christina Neitzke-Troike
During this meeting, ARYA representatives initially described the project as mixed use commercial leases & condominiums for sale. However, after one ARYA representative—inadvertently referenced apartment rentals, the board responded with immediate and clear pushback.
Board members stated plainly that high-density rental apartments were not acceptable, particularly without extensive resident input and further review. The tone and substance of the discussion make it evident that the board was not prepared to approve such a project, nor willing to proceed under the terms described.
Notably, during that same meeting, Boris stated on the record that he would not pursue any development in Homer Glen unless it was a rental property.
This December 2022 meeting was the only public meeting held on ARYA before the current board began considering the project again in 2026.
Contrary to current claims by Mayor Christina Neitzke-Troike, the ARYA development was never approved, never rezoned, and never granted entitlement by the 2022 board. The official meeting record shows the opposite: clear resistance, unresolved concerns, and no authorization to proceed.
This video presents the original meeting footage and public record so viewers can see for themselves what was said, what was not approved, and how those facts compare to statements being made today.
The record matters. Transparency matters. Residents deserve the truth
