HomeMy Public PortalAbout11.06.95 VB MinutesPLAINFIELD VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
REGULAR MEETING
DATE: NOVEMBER 6, 1995 AT: PLAINFIELD PUBLIC LIBRARY
MEMBERS OF BOARD PRESENT: PRESIDENT PETERSON, J. HEIMERDINGER,
R. ROCK, M. LAMBERT, J. DEMENT,
K. STALZER. R. SMOLICH WAS ABSENT.
OTHERS PRESENT: D. VAN VOOREN - ADMINISTRATOR
S. JANIK - CLERK
D. BENNETT - POLICE CHIEF
J. HARVEY - ATTORNEY
H. HAMILTON - ENGINEER
P. WALDOCK - DEVELOPMENT/ZONING
J. DURBIN - PLANNER
At 7:00 p.m. President Peterson called the meeting to order. Roll
call was taken, Trustee Smolich was absent, all other Trustees were
present. President Peterson then led the pledge to the flag.
Public Comments:
Karen Kaegebein spoke regarding the Utility Tax and asked that if
we approve the Utility Tax Ordinance, that we do so and include it
in a sunset provision, that would force approval each and every
year.
• Jim Dowell, resident in the Van Horn Subdivision requested the
Board to help with the negligence of a homeowner in their
subdivision. His property is not located in the Village borders,
and was told to request the Plainfield Township to help.
Anthony Ursel spoke to the Board regarding a rezoning matter. He
was requested to go through the proper channels and pick up a
building permit and submit to Staff and Board.
J. Heimerdinger asked that we remove Item #14 Discussion on Utility
Tax, remove Item #17 Wallin Woods Design Competition; add to the
Consent Agenda 2(s) Resolution No. 1126 Temporary Liquor License -
Knights of Columbus - Nov. 11, St. Mary's Ha11; and also ask for an
Executive Session on Land Acquisition not to reconvene. Clerk
Janik also requested that the Board members replace the present
Minutes of October 16 Village Board in their packets with the new
ones on the table tonight. Chief Bennett also requested to change
Minutes of Public Safety Workshop to show October 10, instead of
August 10th.
J. Heimerdinger moved to approve the Amended Agenda. Seconded by
M. Lambert. Voice vote. 5 yes, 0 no, 1 absent. Motion carried.
J. Heimerdinger moved to approve the Consent Agenda to include the
following:
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a) Minutes of Village Board, Oct. 16, 1995.
b) Minutes of Public Hearing, Oct. 16, 1995.
c) Minutes of Public Safety Workshop, October 10, 1995.
d) Minutes of Planning/Development Workshop, Oct. 11, 1995.
e) Minutes of Economic Deve. Workshop, Oct. 11, 1995.
f) Minutes of Ways & Means Workshop, Oct. 18, 1995.
g) Minutes of Public Works Workshop, Oct. 19, 1995.
h) Minutes of Planning/Dev. Workshop, Oct. 25, 1995.
i) Bills Payable/November 6, 1995.
j) Expenditure Report/October 1995.
k) Reduction Letter of Credit #828 Wa.nding Creek.
1) Reduction Letter of Credit River Ridge Unit 1.
m) Reduction Letter of Credit Vintage Harvest #2.
n) Resolution No. 1123 Temporary Liquor License
Fire Department Turkey Raffle November 1$, 1995.
o) Resolution No. 1124 Temporary Liquor License -
St. Mary's Christmas Dinner Dance, Dec. 2, 1995.
p) Resolution No. 1125 West Norman Drain Sanitary
Sewer.
q) Change #2, Am-Coat Painting, Inc. Water Tower #4.
r) Reduction Letter of Credit Vintage Knolls.
s) Resolution No. 112 Temporary Liquor License-Knights
of Columbus - Nov. 11, St. Mary's Hall.
Seconded by M. Lambert. Vote by roll call. Dement, yes;
Heimerdinger, yes; Lambert, yes; Rack, yes; Stalzer, yes. 6 yes,
0 no. 1 absent. Motion carried.
,~3 DISCUSSION - WATER BILLING
Administrator Van Vooren spoke to the Board regarding the fact that
several residents from Walkers Grave Subdivision had concerns on
their exceptionally high water bills. These residents questioned
the validity of the rates charged and procedure of using water
consumption to establish the sewer usage.
There was discussion by the Board members centering around a
reasonable payment schedule of 60 days for the extremely high
bills, and not being assessed a penalty charge when setting up a
flexible payment. The Trustees asked that Attorney Harvey draft a
payment policy. J. Heimerdinger moved to have this matter referred
to the Ways & Means Committee for recommendation and review of
policy. Seconded by K. Stalzer. Voice vote. 5 yes, 0 no, 1 absent.
Motion carried.
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Final Site Plan A roval for Centennial Farms:
Director Waldock spoke regarding the Site Plan Review from
Centennial Farm. The Pioneer Lanes Family Bowling Center has
passed numerous reviews and discussions at Staff level, Planning
Commission level, and Village Board levels. Staff recommends
approval of the Site Plan Review for Pioneer Lanes with the
following stipulations:
1) Expand stucco and architectural facade treatments established
on the front of the building along the west side; 2) Provide
architectural facade treatment along the west side of the building
(the Plan Commission recommends that the applicant be allowed 2
years to address this concern. 3) Provide trash enclosures that
axe of materials consistent with the main building facade. 4)
Submit a completed glare study to confirm compliance with the
standards of the Site Plan Review Ordinance. 5) Comply with the
requirements of the Village Engineer and Plainfield Fire Protection
District. 6) Construct Arbor Drive to public street standards in
order to accommodate future dedication of that access drive. 7)
Comply with the previously agreed upon recommendations of the Will
County Forest Preserve District. 8) Provide four additional
handicap parking spaces. Two stipulations added by Plan
• Commission:
9) There should be an agreement regarding extension of watermain to
Joliet Road. 10) Move Arbor Drive sidewalk to the north side of
the street.
After a lengthy discussion focused on the facade of the building in
which Trustees felt that the percentage of dryvit could be
redistributed to make the building more architecturally
presentable. They also had concerns about changes in plans for
lighting and sidewalks, and initiated discussion about sidewalks
and IDOT's plans far Route 30. The Property Owner, Dave Mueller
and their Attorney, Tom Wilson also addressed the Board and
expressed a desire to address the agreement now and exclude the
facade issue.
Due to the fact that there appeared to be so many loose ends,
J. Heimerdinger moved to table Items #4 through #8 which dealt with
Centennial Farms Annexation, Rezoning, Special Use Permit and Site
Plan and to re-address in full all issues at the Village Board
Workshop on November 13th. Seconded by R. Rock. Vote by roll call.
Dement, no; Heimerdingea~, yes; Lambert, yes; Rack, yes; Stalzer,
no. 3 yes, 2 no, 1 absent. Mation carried and items were tabled.
#~9 DISCUSSION - FINAL PLAT VINTAGE HARVEST, UNLT ~
Director Waldock spoke regarding the Final Plat for vintage Harvest
Unit Three. The Preliminary Plat was approved on August 30, 1993.
The Final Plat for Vintage Harvest Unit Three as considered by the
Plan Commission included 78 single family homesites on 24 acres.
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The plat included extension of Merlot Lane, Brown Lane, Simo Drive,
Cabernet Lane, and Burgundy Lane. The Unit Three Final Plat will
establish Vintage Drive. Approval of this unit will trigger the
reconstruction of Fraser Road. The Final Plat for Unit Three
increases the overall yield of the subdivision to 152 lots.
Revisions have been made to adjust the park site shown as Lot 153
to increase the dimensional area of the parcel to coincide with the
area designated on the Preliminary Plat and Annexation Agreement.
The Plan Commission recommended approval subject to the following
stipulations: 1)Compliance with the requirements of the Village
Engineer; 2)Compliance with provisions of the Plainfield Fire
District; 3)Compliance with the provisions of the Preliminary Plat;
4)Tmprove Fraser Road from Rt. 59 to the west end of Unit Three;
5)Terminate Vintage in a temporary cul-de-sac until Simo Drive is
built; 6)Revise Lots 80 through 85 to meet the minimum frontage
width of 85'.
Engineer Hamilton spoke to the Board and made them aware that the
Final Engineering is still in the works. The major items still
being reviewed are stormwater flow from the North, more detailed
elevation information is needed; concern for Fraser Road center
line, easement and/or right-of-way for that roadway.
Developer, Michael Guinta spoke regarding Fraser Road. The
northern border has been established with Unit #2 based on the
proposed collector street improvements. Unit #2 ends approximately
100/200 ft. east of the questionable properties. His engineer is
currently working on establishing the curb and street within the
existing paved road so that there would not be any loss of property
to the people to the south.
Michael Golden was present and represented the homeowners along
Fraser Road. They had considerable questions as to the ownership
of road, and had concerns of the loss of further frontage an Fraser
Road. The Board members had discussions and felt that because of
various concerns that needed to be addressed it would be in their
best interests to table this matter.
J. Dement moved to table the approval of Vantage Harvest Unit Three
because of problems in the reconstruction of Fraser Road. Seconded
by R. Rock. Dement, yes; Heimerdinger, yes; Lambert, yes; Rock,
yes; Stalzer, yes. 5 yes, 1 absent. Motion carried.
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10 ORDINANCE - SPECIAL USE PERMIT -- 712 DIVISION ST.
J. Dement moved to adopt
ISSUANCE OF A SPECIAL USE F
FOR THE BARBER/BEAUTY SHOP
Seconded by M. Lambert.
Heimerdinger, yes; Lambert,
1 absent. Motion carried.
ORDINANCE NO. 1625 AUTHORIZING THE
ERMIT TO ALLOW ONE ADDITIONAL OPERATOR
LOCATED AT 712 NORTH DIVISION STREET.
Vote by roll call. Dement, yes;
yes; Rock, yes; Stalzer, yes. 5 yes,
11 ORDINANCE - WEINHOLT-KLETT ANNEXATION
M. Lambert moved to adopt ORDINANCE N0. 1626 ANNEXING PROPERTY
OWNED BY WEINHOLD/KLETT, et al.. Seconded by J. Dement. Vote by
roll call. Dement, yes; Heimerdinger, yes; Lambert, yes; Rock,
yes; Stalzer, yes. 5 yes, 0 no, 1 absent. Motion carried.
R. Rock moved that we have a 5 minute recess. Seconded by M.
Lambert. Voice vote. 5 yes, 0 no, 1 absent. Motion carried.
9:30 p.m. break for 5 minutes.
9:35 p.m. Reconvene
12 DISCUSSION - EAGLE CHASE ANNEXATION AND PRELIMINARY PUD PLAT
Director Waldock discussed Zoning to establish R-2 and R-4
Residential, Special Use Permit far Planned Unit Development,
Preliminary Plan and Annexation. The subject site is 78.08 acres
and is presently vacant agricultural land with no substantial major
vegetation. The property includes a natural drainage pathway
separating the east one third of the property from the west two
thirds. This drainage path accepts stormwater runoff from several
hundred acres north of 135th Street. The pathway ultimately
provides an overland flow route through Pheasant Chase Subdivision
and to the west Norman Drain. Staff recommends approval of the
Annexation of the subject property, establishment of R-2 and R-4
Residential Zoning with a Special Use Permit for Planned Unit
Development subject to the following stipulations: 1) Increase
right-of-way width for Eagle Chase Drive, Golden Meadow Drive and
Quail Run Drive to 66 ft. with a street pavement width of 31 ft.
measured to the back of curb. 2)Increase parkway tree caliper size
to 2 1/2 inch using nursery man's standard. 3) Provide Commonwealth
Lane as a private street to serve the Parcel E townhome area; 4)
Comply with the requirements of the Village Sign regulations; 5)
Provide concrete surface for perimeter sidewalk along Van Dyke Road
and 135th Street; 6) Compliance with the requirements of the
Village Engineer; 7) Compliance with provisions of the Plainfield
Fire District. Plan Commission recommend approval subject to the
following stipulations: $) That the cud.-de-sacs be redesigned to
Village and Fire Department standards; 9) The emergency drive be
altered to Fire Department approval; 10) Change references of bike
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path in the Annexation Agreement, to sidewalk; 11) Provide a
sidewalk connection on Pilcher to the business section north and
provide sidewalk connection at the corner of Van Dyke and Pilcher,
and bring a section of sidewalk to the corner; 12) All stipulations
must be in compliance before the case goes to the Village Board.
Trustees had questions and continued a discussion. The approval of
the Flan would include provisions for turn lanes on Rt. 59.
Signalization would be constructed when warranted. The cost of the
Signalization is assigned per the previous Recapture Agreements and
based an the actual cast of the Signalization. Attorney Stillwell
was present representing the applicants, B & C Partners. He also
stated that they were in compliance with the previously established
agreements with the adjacent properties in regard to the cost of
the Signalization. Trustee Dement stated that a mechanism needs to
be placed in the agreements in regards to the commitment of the
monies needed for signalization. Administrator Van Vooren stated
that as a condition of the development in Golden Meadows Estates,
the Board entered into a Recapture Agreement that basically said
that all four (4) corners would pay their pro-rata share of the
signalization, but there never was a trigger or mechanism by which
to fund same. A potential answer would be to bond for the funding
. of each corners pro-rata share of the cost of the signal and could
be placed in a Subdivision Improvement Agreement. Trustee Dement
had concerns regarding the townhomes and questioned the parking
spaces provided, monotony of the townhomes and pricing of same.
There was also discussion on parks/playground space and an option
presented to the developers to delay construction on 1 or 2 lots,
(possibly ~ years at length) which would allow either the Village
ar the Homeowners Association or Park District to purchase property
and use as a permanent park. If and when the option expired, then
the developer could finish the construction of the subdivision.
Questions were brought up regarding the speed of traffic on 135th
Street and if it would be possible to, in the public right-of-way,
take some of the trees from this development or if the Village can
participate, to repeat the clustering effect that the developer is
proposing on the south side and balance that off on the other side
of 135th Street, and it may close up the visual openness of 135th
Street and help in causing people to reduce their speed. Cass
Collins, Springwood Builders, stated that he would be more than
happy to work with the Homeowners Association of Golden Meadows
Subdivision, in putting in a forestation program. The signage
policy was questioned, and it was explained by Director Waldock
that the present policy that a Project Identification Sign of
roughly 200 sq. ft. in area, 20 ft. in height to serve the
marketing purposes of the entire project. The permanent signage
for subdivisions are prohibited by current Sign Ordinance.
Temporary signage up to 5 years may be permissible under the
current Sign Ordinance with provision that those signage be removed
at the time of 75•°s occupancy of the final phase or the completion
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NOVEMBER 6, 1995
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of 5 years whichever occurs first. It is possible to request and
then the Board to grant extensions after the 5 year period. Cass
Collins of Springwood Builders spoke regarding their project is
going to be built by different builders. A major sign on 135th
Street will indicate that this is not just a townhouse development,
but that this is Eagle Chase homes, townhouses, and duplexes. The
consuming signs, will identify Eagle Chase homes, and duplexes and
draw the people into the various subdivisions. There will be
multiple temporary sa.gns.
J. Heimerdinger moved to direct the Village Attorney to prepare an
Ordinance for Annexation Agreement for Eagle Chase Subdivision
which will include all of the 12 stipulations of the Staff Report,
plus i3) Consideration of the option park/playground; 14) That the
Village Attorney should work with the applicant to have reasonable
language covering the need for an option/bond in a sum sizeable
enough to cover the developments portion of traffic signals located
at 135th Street and Rt. 59. Also it was discussed that the Village
Attorney also work with applicant on language in the Annexation
Agreement for district wide school impact fees. Seconded by M.
Lambert. Vote by roll call. Dement, no; Heimerdinger, yes;
Lambert, yes; Rock, yes; Stalzer, yes. 4 yes, 1 no, 1 absent.
. Motion carried.
Public Comments: Joe Wilhelmi, resident of Pheasant Chase, stated
that the homeowners in Pheasant Chase and Quail Run are opposed to
the multi family concept. Concerns are that we are in a single
family area, and do not feel. that it is a proper place for multi-
family.
13 DISCUSSION - SOHOL PREANNEXATION & PRELIMINARY FLAT
Planner Durbin spoke to the Board regarding two properties owned by
R. L. Sohol. The approximately 80 acre parcel located at the
southeast corner of 127th Street and Heggs Road was under
consideration for annexation to the Village as proposed by a pre-
annexation agreement submitted by the applicant. The approximately
44 acre parcel at the southwest corner of Heggs Road and 127th
Street is proposed for development as a well and septic subdivision
subject to Will County regulations. The property is within one and
a half miles of the Village boundaries and is therefore subject to
Village consideration. The county approved the rezoning and the
applicants are currently seeking preliminary plat approval from the
county and the Village. The Plan Commission reviewed the
preliminary plat, annexation, and zoning for this case on October
3, 1995 and forwards the following recommendations: Recommends
annexation of both the 80 and the 44 acre parcels; Recommends
zoning for the 80 and the 44 acre parcels that would allow for
residential development consistent with the provisions of the
Comprehensive Plan as adopted at the time of application for
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development; Recommends that the Village Board forward a letter of
no objection to the Will County Land Use Department in regard to
the preliminary plat for the 44 acre parcel. Staff concurs with
the Plan Commission and recommends that the Village Board forward
a letter of no objection to the Will County Land Use Department for
the preliminary plat of the 44 acre parcel. and authorize execution
of the pre-annexation agreement for both the 44 acre parcel and the
80 acre parcel with the following stipulation: Modify the section
of the agreement relative to the dedication of 127th Street to
provide a dedication of 40 feet from center.
The Trustees and Mr. Sohol, owner of the property, had discussions
regarding the fact that the Village is desirous of annexing the
subject property when the Village boundaries become contiguous with
the subject property. It was suggested that Mr. Sohol's attorney
and Village Attorney meet and discuss language that could be
inserted into Pre-Annexation Agreement.
J. Dement moved to direct the Village Attorney to prepare an
Ordinance for the Pre--Annexation Agreement for Soho1 Property.
Seconded by K. Stalzer. 5 yes, 0 no, 1 absent. Motion carried.
The Board of Trustees also recommended that the Village Board
forward a letter of no objection to the Will County Land Use
Department for the preliminary plat of the 44 acre parcel.
15 DISCUSSION - UNFUNDED MANDATES
J. Heimerdinger moved to adopt RESOLUTION 11.27 IN SUFPORT OF
DRAFTING AN UNFUNDED MANDATES CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Seconded
by M. Lambert. Vote by roll call. Dement, yes; Heimerdinger, yes;
Lambert, yes; Rock, yes; Stalzer, yes. 5 yes, 0 no, 1 absent.
Motion carried.
16 DISCUSSION - 1995 TAX LEVY
Administrator Van Vooren told the Board that the Village is
required to prepare a Tax Levy by the last Thursday in December.
There exists two existing State Laws which has an impact on the
Levy process. The first is the 1991 Property Tax Cap which sets
the rate of increase for the Levy to 5~ or the CPI whichever was
less. The Truth in Taxation Legislation is the other State Law
which pertains to the Tax Levy process. This law states that
should the proposed extension revenue exceed by 105°s of last year's
extension, a Public Notice and Hearing is required. Publish Truth
in Taxation Notice Wednesday November 22, 1995; Conduct Hearing
December 4, 1995; and Adopt Tax Levy Ordinance December 18, 1995..
J. Heimerdinger moved that we publish the Truth and Taxation Notice
on Wednesday, November 22, conduct the hearing on December 4 and
plan to adopt Tax Levy Ordinance on December 18, 1995. Seconded by
J. Dement. Voice vote. 5 yes, 0 no, 1 absent. Motion carried.
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NOVEMBER 6, 1995
PAGE NINE
18 DISCUSSION - MAIN STREET PROGRAM
J. Durbin urged the Board to consider this program very carefully
because communities interested in submitting an application must
file a non-binding letter of intent by November 17, 1995. Formal
applications are due by December 1, 1995. Staff would recommend
that the Board authorize submittal of the completed Letter of
Intent to File subject to PACC concurrence. Submittal of this
letter would not exclude the Village from, nor would it require the
Village to, submit a formal application for the program. Staff
would then recommend further discussion of the program a.n the Ways
and Means, Economic Development, and Planning and Development
Committees.
M. Lambert moved to authorize Staff to file a non-binding Letter of
Intent to file an application for the 1.996 Illinois Main Street
Suburban Program. Seconded by K. Stalzer. Voice vote. 5 yes, 0
no. Motion carried.
19 DISCUSSION - SID AWARD 1995 SNOW PLOW
Administrator Van Vooren explained to the Board that the Notice for
the Snow Plow Bid project was published in the Enterprise on
September 20, 1995. The proposal did not contain the Legal Notice
which outlines the time and place far the opening of the bid.
Although the Notice was properly advertised. Staff still has time
to complete the re-bidding on this project, or the Board could
choose to select the bids submitted and move forward.
K. Stalzer moved that we accept
Excavating, Inc. in the amount of
Vote by roll call. Dement, yes;
Rock, yes; Stalzer, ,yes. 5 yes,
the low qualified bidder, Baish
$12,700.00. Seconded by D. Rock.
Heimerdinger, yes; Lambert, yes;
0 no, 1 absent. Motion carried.
ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
Administrator Van Vooren spoke regarding a request from the owner
of the Kastellic building, Louie Carnesis, who bought the building
after the Village annexed that particular piece of property, has a
failed septic system and would like to connect the building to our
system. Staff asked the Village Attorney to work with Mr.
Carnesis' attorney to work out a connection by which we could
secure payment of our connection fees. Mr. Frank Kortina, Jr.,
Mr. Carnesis's attorney asked if the Village would be inclined to
accept 50~ for the tap-on fees and he would pay this amount in full
at time of connection, instead of payment schedule. The payment
schedule was calculated at $34,000.00. Another concern would be
the approval of one meter for the all building concept. This is
not current policy of the Village.
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NOVEMBER 6, 1995
PAGE TEN
The consensus of the Board was that they would choose to calculate
the fees as they are per use, no discount on the fees, we would
still have latitude with a payment schedule, and that all Village
regulations relative to connection would be applied for and met.
Mr. Baish would like to waive the connection fee for sewer in the
amount of $2,800 in lieu of a Recapture Agreement that the Village
could choose to the property on the south. The consensus of the
Board was to request Bab Baish to comply with the Village Cade and
extend it to his full length of his property.
Renwick Rd. was authorized to close for two weeks, and IDOT is
asking for extension for one more week.
J. Heimerdinger moved that we extend the closure of Renwick Road
one additional week. Seconded by M. Lambert. Voice vote. 3 yes,
2 no (Dement, no; Rack, no) 1 absent. Motion carried.
PLANNER'S REPORT
Director Waldock spoke regarding a request from Steven and Patricia
Thompson of 203 Lockport Street for a detached garage to be
M constructed in the rear of their lot. The subject site is being
rehabilitated to return the property to its historic architectural
design. The Thompson's have submitted building permit plans for
their detached garage which have an architectural roof design. The
roof is steeply pitched in order to compliment the architecture of
the historic house. Village Zoning Ordinance provisions prohibit
garage heights greater than 15 ft. above grade. In this case, the
roof itself due to its design extends to a height of just over 18
ft. There being no objections from the Village Board, the Staff
shall issue building permits far the Thompson's garage at 203
Lockport Street.
K. Stalzer moved to authorize a claim against the Letter of Credit
for Quail Run Subdivision in the amounts needed to bring the
landscaping up to specifications not to exceed $10,000 for the
purpose of installing 14 parkway trees as required by Village
Ordinances, and also waives the bidding procedures and authorize
the award of this work to Jim Phelps. Seconded by J. Dement.
Vote by roll call. Dement, yes; Heimerdinger, yes; Lambert, yes;
Rock, yes; Stalzer, yes. 5 yes, 0 no, 1 absent. Motion carried.
Director Waldock reported to the Soard that we were notified on
October 20, 1995 by the Civic Federation that the Comprehensive
Planning Process was chosen to receive the Urban Innovation Award
for professional management. The award will be presented to the
. Village on November 8, 1995 at an awards program at the Harris
Trust and Savings Bank downtown Chicago.
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NOVEMBER 6, 1995
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POLICE CHIEF'S REPORT
Chief Bennett notified the Board that he was contacted by the Post
Office to provide additional. space for overflow of road carrier
vehicles. I have given special permission far postal. workers to
park their vehicles in the DesPlaines Street lot next to Andreason
Travel between the hours of 5:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m., seven days a
week.
M. Lambert moved to adjourn the meeting and go into Executive
Session to discuss Land Acquisition not to reconvene. Seconded by
K. Stalzer. Vote by roll. call. Dement, yes; Heimerdinger, yes;
Lambert, yes; Rock, yes; Stalzer, yes. 5 yes, 0 no, 1 absent.
Motion carried.
11:25 p.m. Adjourned.
SCTSAN JANIK, LLAGE CLERK
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