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Former Kendall County Administrator Scott Koeppel will return to his position next month after serving as Sugar Grove village administrator since May 2023.He will succeed current Kendall County Administrator Christina Burns, who has been named the new Elmhurst city manager and will begin there on Nov. 30.Kendall County Board members are set to vote Tuesday on Koeppel’s appointment at an annual starting salary of $215,000. He is set to start on Dec. 21. Board members Tuesday are also set to vote on approving Kendall County Human Resources Director Leslie Johnson to serve as interim county administrator.“Scott has been a very much valued part of the village team, and I believe the village of Sugar Grove has treated him very well,” Sugar Grove Village President Sue Stillwell said in a social media post. “I wish him the best in his future endeavors. We will seek to fill the village administrator role, it is a wonderful village and a pleasant place to work and the employees and residents wi