Commuters at Orland Park’s 153rd Street train station will soon find their morning wake-up call easier to get.
The Orland Park Village Board has approved a concession license agreement with Classic Coffee Inc., allowing the company to sell coffee, juice and rolls at the commuter train station.
The agreement becomes effective March 1 and runs through June 1.
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In return for the concession, Classic Coffee, will pay the village a fee of 6 percent of gross sales receipts.
Village Manager Rick Boehm said the possibility of a coffee concession at the station was discussed by trustees several months ago.
The company has successfully operated concessions at other suburban train stations, including Glen Ellyn and Elmhurst, he said.