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HomeMy Public PortalAbout03.17.97 VB MinutesPLAINFIELD VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES VILLAGE MEETING DATE: MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1997 AT: VILLAGE HALL BOARD PRESENT: J. PETERSON, D. ROCK, R. SMOLICH, K. STALZER, J. HEIMERDINGER, J. DEMENT. OTHERS PRESENT: S. JANIK -CLERK J. HARVEY -ATTORNEY D. BENNETT -CHIEF OF POLICE P. WALDOCK -DIRECTOR OF ZONING H. HAMILTON -ENGINEER J. DUBBIN -PLANNER P. MCDONALD -ADMINISTRATOR At 7:00 p.m. President Peterson called the meeting to order. Roll call was taken, all Trustees were present. Police Commissioners, Mike Knott and Sam Slocum led the pledge to the flag. Police Commissioner, Mike Knott reported an the' accomplishments of the Police in 1996. Kevin Adams was awarded Police Officer of the Year for 1996. Don Geery of the C.C.P., Concerned Citizens of Plainfield, talked to the Board in regazds to the flooding problems caused by the West Norman Drain in the Marybrook and Pheasant Chase Subdivisions. They aze looking far a detailed plan from the Village for a long term solution. He requested that the concerns be placed as an Agenda item on a future meeting. Jim DiCola spoke to the Board regarding parking problems on Fort Beggs and Pratt Lane. Issues brought up were high school students who aze using these streets for parking during the school session. R. Smaiich moved to adjourn the regular meeting to conduct a public hearing on 1) the issuance of not to exceed $8,500,000 aggregate principal amount of industrial development revenue bonds, Series 1997 (Plainfield Molding, Inc. Project) by the Village of Plainfield (the "Bonds"). 2)Discussian on amendment to the Reserve Annexation. Seconded by J. Dement. Vote by roll call. Dement, yes; Heimerdinger, yes; Rock, yes; Smolich, yes; Stalzer, yes. 5 yes, 0 no. Motion carried. 7:20 p.m. Adjourned. 7:30 p.m. Continuation of regular meeting. PLAINFIELD VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES MARCH 17, 1997 PAGE TWO President Peterson requested that Item #14 be deleted from the Agenda. J. Heimerdinger next asked that we revisit Bill Jacobs Incentive Agreement at the next meeting. J. Heimerdinger moved to approve the Amended agenda, wherein Ttem #14 was deleted.. Seconded by J. Dement. Voice vote. 5 yes, 0 no. Motion carried. J. Dement moved to approve the Consent Agenda to include the following: Minutes of Village board, March 3, 1997; Minutes of Planning and Development Committee, February 26, 1,997; Minutes of Growth Management Committee, February 26, 1997; Accounts Payable, March 17, 1997; Revenue Report for February 1997. Seconded by J. Heimerdinger. Vote by roll call. Dement, yes; Heimerdinger, yes; Rock, yes; Smalich, yes; Stalzer, yes. 5 yes, 0 no. Motion carried. #3 INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BONDS FOR PLAINFIELD MOLDING, INC. BOND RESOLUTION AND RELATED DOCUMENTS J. Heimerdinger moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 1157 AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE AND SALE BY THE VILLAGE OF PLAINFIELD, WILL COUNTY, ILLINOIS OF NOT TO EXCEED $8,500,000 INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT REVENUE BONDS, SERIES 1997 (PLAINFIELD MOLDING, INC. PROJECT) FOR THE PURPOSE OF FINANCING ALL OR A PORTION OF THE COSTS OF ACQUIRING, CONSTRUCTING AND EQUIPPING A MANUFACTURING FACILITY TO BE LOCATED IN PLAINFIELD, ILLINOIS, FOR THE BENEFIT OF PMI VENTURE, LLC AND AFFILIATED ENTITIES; AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION AND DELIVERY OF AN INDENTURE OF TRUST TO SECURE THE BONDS, A LOAN AGREEMENT UNDER WHICH THE PROCEEDS OF THE BONDS WILL BE LOANED TO THE BORROWER, A TAX EXEMPTION CERTIFICATE AND AGREEMENT PERTAINING TO THE TAX EXEMPTION OF THE BONDS, AND A PLACEMENT AGREEMENT UNDER WHICH THE BONDS WILL BE PLACED TO THE PURCHASER OR PURCHASERS THEREOF; APPROVING CERTAIN OTHER AGREEMENTS; AND RELATED MATTERS. Seconded by J. Dement. Vote by roll call. Dement, yes; Heimerdinger, yes; Rock, yes; Smolich, yes; Stalzer, yes; 5 yes, 0 no. Motion carried. #4 ORDINANCE -AMENDMENT TO RESERVE ANNEXATION Director Waldock discussed with the President and Board of Trustees TOPE's request for an amendment to the Annexation Agreement that would adjust the rear setback requirements for the Reserve Subdivision to coincide with current Village zoning standards. The request is presented to allow larger ranch style homes to be constructed in the subdivision. The amendment also allows for a larger fact print home to be constructed which the market appears PLAINFIELD VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES MARCH 17, 1997 PAGE THREE to be demanding according to the applicant This setback provision will also benefit existing property owners within the subdivision who may find the covenants are overly restrictive. Staff recommends approval of the text amendment to the Annexation Agreement for the Reserve Subdivision to allow reaz setbacks at 2S percent of the lot depth as consistent with current zoning ordinance requirements. Several subdivision residents spoke against larger houses on the same size lots. The neighbors said they bought homes an the basis that guaranteed unique, lazge, open space lots. The Trustees had questions regarding concerns an water detention. K. Stalzer moved to table this issue until the homeowners can meet with the builder to acquire more information. Seconded by R. Smolich. J. Dement stated that we set up ordinances that are good for the Village and I feel that they should not be amended. I am not for tabling this item, I would like to see it straightened out now. President Peterson called the question from the motion on the floor. Vote by roll call. Dement, no; Heimerdinger, no; Rock, no; Smolich, yes; Stalzer, yes. Motion fails. R. Rock moved that we do not approve ORDINANCE NO. 1725 AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF THE THIRD AMENDMENT TO A CERTAIN ANNEXATION AGREEMENT ENTERED INTO BETWEEN THE VILLAGE OF PLAINFIELD, ILLINOIS, AND THE TOPE CORPORATION. Seconded by J. Dement. Vote by rail call. Dement, yes; Heimerdinger, yes; Rack, yes; Smolich, abstain; Stalzer, abstain. 3 yes, 2 abstain. Ordinance No. 1725 fails. #5 ORDINANCE -SPECIAL USE PERMIT FOR ROOKERY PUD J. Heimerdinger moved to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 1725 APPROVING THE PRELIMINARY PLAT OF PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT FOR AMITY DEVELOPMENT, INC. AS A SPECIAL USE. Seconded by R. Rock. Vote by roll call. Dement, no; Heimerdinger, yes; Rock, yes; Smolich, yes; Stalzer, yes. 4 yes, 1 no. Motion carried. #6 DISCUSSION -ROOKERY FINAL PLAT Planner Durbin spoke regarding the subject site which is a 3.25 acre property on Joliet Road across from the Plainfield Cemetery. The subject site is composed of two lots, one zoned R-1 overlay, and the other zoned R-3. The applicants propose an attached single family R-1 P.U.D. with 20 dwelling units for the subject site. The site is bounded by single family residential on the northeast, is opposite the Plainfield Cemetery on the southwest, and adjacent to the Lake Renwick Heron Rookery on the north and east. The applicants have cooperated with community efforts toward acquisition of the site as a nature park, worked closely with the PLAINFIELD VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES MARCH 17, 1997 PAGE FOUR Forest Preserve District, and modified the plans to reduce the number of units and increase setbacks along the rookery. The applicants aze seeking approval of the final plat in the event that the acquisition efforts fail so that they are then ready to proceed with the project. Staff and Plan Commission recommend approval of the final plat for the Rookery subject to the following stipulations: 1)Completion of the Endangered species consultation process with the Illinois Natural Resources Department and the Will County Forest Preserve District and satisfy any concerns raised by those agencies. This includes provision of access easements as discussed above. 2)Compliance with the requirements of the Village Engineer; 3)Compliance with the provisions of the Plainfield Fire Protection District; a)IDOT approvals and access permits as required; 5) Garage doors facing Joliet Road shall be two single doors rather than the double doors as shown on the building elevations. b) All building setbacks as required by code must be met with the exception of the following: minimum reaz yard setbacks for units 4-7 and 18- 20 must be 2S feet, minimum rear yazd setbacks for units $-10 must be 15 feet, minimum front yard setback for unit 1 must be 25 feet, and the parking spaces shown on the landscape plan within the front yazd setback aze allowed. All other setback requirements of the zoning ordinance must be complied with. The applicants have indicated that all other bulk requixements of the zoning ordinance will be met, as indicated by the March 12, 1997, letter from the applicant's attorney. 7) Provision of a Statement of Intent and Agreement as required, unless waived by the Village Board; 8) Compliance with the requirements of the PUD regulations. J. Heimerdinger moved to direct the Attorney to prepare an Ordinance approving the Final Plat for Amity Development. Seconded by R. Smolich. Vote by roll call. Dement, na; Heimerdinger, yes; Rock, yes; Smolich, yes; Stalzer, yes. 4 yes, 1 no. Motion carried. ~'7 DISCUSSION - B-S TEXT AMENDMENT Director Waldock told the Board that the Text Amendment proposed with this application is intended to address identified concerns with regard to rear yazd setback provisions in the B-5 (Traditional Business) District. The current regulations have attempted to reserve a rear yard setback to accommodate minimal on site parking provisions and potential landscaped courts or open space, it is found that the setback provisions are not practical in light of actual development. A survey of downtown structures indicates the majority of commercial structures in the 500 black along the north side of Lockport Street as utilizing nearly the entire lot for building space. The Plan Commission recommends that the B-5 overlay district be modified to require special use permits for zero lot line development on the B-5 text. The Planning and Development Committee recommend that the B-5 overlay district text be amended such that the required rear yard setback is zero. Na other changes to the text would be required. PLAINFIELD VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES MARCH 17, 1997 PAGE FIVE After considerable discussion with regard to the type of construction; the land use; eligible properties and safety concerns, the consensus was to pass on this matter. R. Rock asked fox a 5 minute break. Seconded by R. Smolich. Voice vote. 5 yes, 0 no. Motion carried. 8:45 p.m. $:56 p.m. reconvened #S DISCUSSION -VILLAGE CENTER SITE PLAN REVIEW/ PARKING PLAN Planner Durbin spoke regazding the development of the Southeast corner of Lockport and DesPlaines Street. The applicant, Carl Bryant is proposing redevelopment of the entire site which also includes the previously vacant parcel immediately at the Garner. The proposed development would provide a new two story structure with retail spaces on the first floor and office/professional space on the second floor. The subject case requires Site Plan Approval, a text amendment to the B~-5 rear yard requirement (or a variance), and of course, a building permit prior to construction. The applicant recently removed the remaining foundation and prepazed the site for development. Parking is probably the most sensitive issue related to the proposed development. Planning Staff has been working towazd development of a Parking Plan for the downtown business district. Staff and the Plan Commission recommend approval of the Site Plan for the Village Center subject to the following stipulations: 1) Provide satisfactory details regazding the parking provisions including evidence of leases and site plans. Any new parking lot construction will require site plan review. 2)Compliance with the street scope improvement recommendations of the Downtown Design Study towazd compliance with the landscape requirements of the Site Plan Review Ordinance. Reconstruct the existing sidewalks consistent with the downtown design study and current site conditions (the corner sidewalk design must match other corners downtown). This would include street, trees, furniture and ornamental street lights as shown on the first floor plan. 3) Provide funds for Village installation of at least one new handicap parking space on DesPlaines Street; 4) Compliance with the requirements of the Village Engineer; 5) Compliance with the stipulations of the Plainfield Fire Protection District; 6) Variance from the B-5 rear yard setbacks is required unless the proposed text amendment that the Plan Commission recommended for approval and Planning and Development Committee is considering approved by the Village Board. MainStreet President, Dr. Waldorf presented a series of recommendations for the proposed Village Center project planned for the southeast corner of Lockport and DesPlaines Street in downtown Plainfield. He also stated that MainStreet Plainfield, Inc. supports the development • within the Lockport Street Corridor which promotes the on-going initiatives and goals of the downtown area without disturbing properties which have potential viability far commercial PLAINFIELD VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES MARCH 17, 1997 PAGE SIX uses in the historic business district. Trustees felt that the MainStreet recommendation for Mr. Bryant to meet with a state architect with the Illinois Suburban Main Street Program by April 1, 1997 was a good expectation. Mr. Bryant told the Board that he would listen to the MainStreet architect and would be sensitive to what was said. He also agreed to provide $20,000 in funds toward a village pazking solution if he did not come up with permanent off-street parking for building employees. Planner Durbin summarized the development and implementation of a Comprehensive Parking Plan for Downtown Plainfield. They have outlined the planning process. 1) Goal Development; 2) Data gathering and analysis; 3) Alternative Development; 4) Alternative analysis; 5) Selection of the preferred alternatives; 6) Assembly of the preferred alternatives and goals into a comprehensive plan; 7) Implementation. J. Heimerdinger requested an addition to the stipulations which were recommended by the Staff and the Plan Commission. Item 7, The developer will meet with the State Architect to review his plans by April 1, 1997. J. Dement next requested that we add in to Item #1, that he will provide $20,000 in funds towazds the village pazking. K. Stalzer moved that we approve the Site Plan Review for Case Number 574-011597. SPR with the 6 stipulations, plus the 7th stipulation that the developer will meet with the State Architect for review; and the addition to Item 1 of the mutually agreed upon $20,000 parking deposit to be used against any permanent parking, or to be used against any underground parking. Seconded by R. Smolich. Vote by roll call. Dement, yes; Heimerdinger, yes; Rock, yes; Smolich, yes; Stalzer, yes; Peterson, yes. byes, 0 na: Motion carried. J. Dement moved that we table the discussion on the B-5 Text Amendment and refer to the Committee far review. There was nv second to the motion. K. Stalzer stated that he would be in favor of 100 % masonry, if they go zero lot line. J. Heimerdinger moved that we refer this item back to the Planning and Development Committee for more discussion. Seconded by J. Dement. Vote by roll call. Dement, yes; Heimerdinger, yes; Rock, yes; Smolich, yes; Stalzer, yes. 5 yes, 0 no. Motion carried. #9 DISCUSSION -HARBOUR VARIANCE/SITE PLAN REVIEW Planner Durbin told the Board that Harbour Contractors, Inc. proposes to reconstruct an industrial office building a 215 North Main Street. This is the farmer site of the Gee Lumber . building which was destroyed in a fire in October 1995. Harbour Contractors propose to construct an industrial building which includes their corporate headquarters. The building is intended as mixed use office building with construction operations facilities. The subject site PLAINFIELD VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES MARCH 17, 1997 PAGE SEVEN contains 1.39 acres of land azea. The site is vacant at present and includes an adjoining parcel on the opposite side of Main Street also along the EJ & E Railroad tracks. The subject site is rather oddly shaped. The site is narrow and deep with a frontage width of 124.12 feet along Main Street and a depth of 386 feet. A frontage of 38.6 feet is provided along Plainfield Naperville Road. A 45 by 112 foot exception is found along the Naperville Plainfield Road frontage which encroaches into the developable area of the subject site. Staff and the Planning Commission recommend approval of the site plan far Harbour Construction along with a variance far 23 foot side yard setback along the west property line and variance from provisions to provide 26 land banked spaces as requested subject to the following stipulations: 1) Comply with. provisions of the Village Engineer and Plainfield Fire Protection District; 2) Site lighting must comply with Village site development regulations (cutoff style lighting to avoid Aare on adjoining residential properties); 3) Provide an enclosed trash enclosure if the dumpster is to be kept outside of the building. Such trash enclosure must be of the same materials used in the exterior facade of the building ar other materials that may be complimentary to such facade; 4) Provide sidewalks along public street frontages. J. Heimerdinger moved that we approve Site Plan for Harbour Construction and that we instruct the attorney to prepare a Ordinance for the Variance. Seconded by J. Dement. Vote by roll call. Dement, yes; Heimerdinger, yes; Rock, yes; Smolich, yes; Stalzer, yes. 5 yes, 0 no. Motion carried. #10 ORDINANCE -SPECIAL USE PERMIT FOR PASQUINELLI'S HERITAGE MEADOWS PUD J. Heimerdinger moved to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 1726 APPROVING THE PRELIMINARY PLAT OF PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT FOR PASQUINELLI'S HERITAGE MEADOWS AS A SPECIAL USE. Seconded by R. Smolich. Vote by roll call. Dement, np; Heimerdinger, yes; Rock, yes; Smolich, yes; Stalzer, yes. 4 yes, 1 na. Motion carried. #11 DISCUSSION -WELL #5 A. Persons, Water/Wastewater Superintendent told the Board that Well #5 has been making an unusual knocking sound during operation. Also we have noticed that water production has decreased and that the pump is producing an excessive amount of brass shavings. We believe that these are indications that the well pump is in need of service. Staff recommends that the Village Board authorize Layne-Western to complete the needed pump repair and sand removal work at Well #5 at a cost not to exceed $43,180. • PLAINFIELD VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES MARCH 17, 1997 PAGE EIGHT J. Dement moved to waive the bidding process and commence the work with Layne-Western to complete the needed pump repair and sand removal work at Well #S at a cost not to exceed $43,180. Seconded by R. Rock. Vote by roll call. Dement, yes; Heimerdinger, yes; Rock, yes; Smolich, yes; Stalzer, yes. 5 yes, 0 no. Motion carried. #12 RESOLUTION -USEPA ADOPTION OF RADIUM STANDARD J. Heimerdinger moved to adopt RESOLUTION N0.1158 asking the USEPA to adopt the standards published in the NPRM as it relates to radium in drinking water without delay or fully explain the reason for delay including any evidence that might suggest the original NPRM standazd might constitute a health risk. Seconded by K. Stalzer. Vote by roll call. Dement, yes; Heimerdinger, yes; Rock, yes; Smolich, yes; Stalzer, yes. 5 yes, 0 no. Motion carried. #13 DISCUSSION -VISTA LANE STATUS/PARK DISTRICT Planner Durbin spoke telling the Board that the Pazk District is awaiting completion of the cleanup, regarding and seeding of the site. The Park District has several ideas for the #14 DISCUSSION _ 1997 MFT STREET MAINTENANCE Removed from Agenda development of Vista Lane that will be an attraction for both the Village and Pazk District. The Park District has capital money set aside to begin development of the site upon successful establishment of turfgrass. The District does not wish to begin spending money without going through a Master Plan process for the riverfront. This involves the Village, public, Chamber of Commerce, Plainfield Mainstreet, and other concerned parties. They have formally invited the Village Board to their next Board workshop that will be on March 19th at 7:00 p.m. #15 RESOLUTION -ABATEMENT OF ALTERNATE REVENUE BONDS J. Dement moved to adopt RESOLUTION N0.1159 ABATING THE 1996 TAX LEVIES FOR THE GENERAL REFUNDING OBLIGATION BONDS, SERIES 1993B, OF THE VILLAGE OF PLAINFIELD, ILLINOIS. K. Stalzer noted that the utility fund was low and another raise in water and sewer rates is needed to remain solvent. Seconded by K. Stalzer. Vote by roll call. Dement, yes; Heimerdinger, yes; Rock, yes; Smolich, yes; Stalzer, yes. 5 yes, 0 no. Mation carried. 16 ORDINANCE -AMENDING LIQUOR CODE Attorney Harvey spoke regazding a request from the Railsplitter Inn for a License Class "K" to have an outdoor restaurant permit. • PLAINFIELD VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES MARCH 17, 1997 PAGE NINE Trustee Dement stated that the homeowners already had concerns with regard to the noise, and he questioned that business in that area to hold an outside restaurant. J. Heimerdinger felt that the neighbors should be made aware of this request before we go any further on this decision. K. Stalzer moved to send this request to the Public Safety Committee to write an Ordinance that would address the public views on this. Seconded by R. Smolich. Vote by roll call. Dement, no; Heimerdinger, no; Rack, no; Smolich, yes; Stalzer, no. 4 na, 1 yes. Matian fails. R. Smolich moved to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 1727 AMENDING THE LIQUOR CODE OF THE VILLAGE OF PLAINFIELD. Seconded by K. Stalzer. Vote by roll call. J. Dement questioned that we will not contact any adjoining residents before me pass this motion. Vote by roll call. Dement, no; Heimerdinger, na; Rock, no; Smolich, no; Stalzer, yes. 4 no, 1 yes. Motion fails. ADMINXSTRATOR'S REPORT Administrator McDonald told the Bvard that Engineer Hamilton, Village Officials, and several residents walked a section of the West Norman Drain. Utility Concrete has offered use of several pieces of equipment and operators to work on cleaning out debris from the drainage pathway. He also expected street department workers to begin clearing debris on Tuesday if weather permitted. He said they also asked far volunteers from the subdivisions to help in cleaning out debris before spring rains begin. ENGINEER'S REPORT No report. PLANNER'S REPORT Director Waldack updated the Boundary Agreement with Naperville. The City of Naperville approved the Boundary Agreement at their meeting of February 18, 1997. The City of Naperville added a new paragraph stating the Plainfield storm water management requirements are in some instances less restrictive than Naperville's. It goes on to require subdivisions along the boundary agreement line to comply with the more stringent municipalities stoma water management requirements. The City is to amend the text to exempt Champion Creek Subdivision from this provision. The Village of Plainfield President and Boazd of Trustees must now consider approval of the amendment as revised by the City of Naperville. The previous ordinance and Boundary Agreement adopted by the Village on December 2, 1996, • should be rescinded and a new ordinance passed authorizing the agreement as amended. PLAINFIELD VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES MARCH 17, 1997 PAGE TEN Director Waldock also explained to the Board that Aurora is making final revisions tv their text on the Boundary Agreement. He next updated the Trustees that he will be meeting with the Village of Oswego to present a generic draft of a typical boundary agreement. They are interested in entering into a Boundary Agreement with the Village of Plainfield. Director Waldock also explained a letter received from Plainfield Companies asking the Village to forego building permit fees and real estate taxes as an economic development incentive for their construction. The Board would like to refer this request to the Economic Development Committee. POLICE CHIEF'S REPORT Chief Bennett passed out to the Board a change order from Interplan Practice for the renovation of the Police Facilities far a proposed Ejector Pump System in the amount of $10, 597.00. J. Dement moved to approve the Change Order from Interplan Practice for the renovation of the police facilities in an amount not to exceed $10,000. Seconded by J. Heimerdinger. Vote by roll call. Dement, yes; Heimerdinger, yes; Rack, yes; Smolich, yes; Stalzer, yes. 5 yes, 0 na. Motion carried. K. Stalzer waved to adjourn to Executive Session to consider Personnel, Lease of Real Estate and Purchase of Real Estate, and to reconvene this meeting. Seconded by J. Heimerdinger. Vote by roll call. Dement, yes; Heimerdinger, yes; Rock, yes; Smolich, yes; Stalzer, yes. S yes, 0 no. Motion carried. 10:55 p.m. A five minute break was taken. 12:45 p.m. K. Stalzer moved to reconvene the meeting. Seconded by R. Smolich. Voice vote. S yes, 1 absent. Motion carried. Trustee J. Heimerdinger was not present and left the Executive Session at 12:00 midnight, all other Trustees were present. R. Smolich moved to move forward with a lease agreement with Carl Bryant (Park Place Partners) for the lease of the 2nd floor of the Village Center to be constructed on the corner of Lockport and DesPlaines with an offer to negotiation at $13.00 a sq. ft.with no tax and no cam, subject to acceptance by Park Place Partners. Seconded by J. Dement. Vote by roll call. Dement, yes; Rock, yes; Smolich, yes; Stalzer, yes; Peterson yes. 5 yes, 0 no, 1 absent. Motion carried. L1 • PLAINFIELD VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES MARCH 17, 1997 PAGE ELEVEN R. Smolich moved to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by R. Rock. Voice vote. 4 yes, 1 absent, 0 no. Meeting adjourned. 12.50 p.m. Adjournment. SUSAN JANIK, VILI~GE CLERK C]