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Section 3 That the sum of two thousand eight hundred thirty-five dollars ($2,835), the same being the total amount to be levied of budget appropriations heretofore made for the municipal purposes for the fiscal year beginning May 1, 1988, and ending April 30, 1989, as approved by the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect, be and the same is hereby levied on all taxable property within the Special Service Area No. 3 of the Village of Mount Prospect according to the valuation of said property as is, or shall be, assessed or equalized by State and County purposes for the current year 1988. The budgetary appropriations theretofore having been made heretofore by the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect were passed and approved by Ordinance No. 3932 at a meeting hereof regularly convened and held in said Village of Mount Prospect, Illinois, on the 26th day of April, 1988, and thereafter duly published according to law, the various objects and purposes for said budgetary appropriations were heretofore made are set forth under the column entitled "Amount Appropriated," and the specific amount herein levied for each object and purpose is set forth under the column entitled "Amount Levied" in Article III. Section 4 That the sum of one thousand six hundred eighty dollars 1 ($1,680), the same being the total amount to be levied of budget appropriations heretofore made for the municipal purposes for the fiscal year beginning May 1, 1988, and ending April 30, 1989, as approved by the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect, be and the same is hereby levied on all taxable property within the Special Service Area No. 4 of the Village of Mount Prospect according to the valuation of said property as is, or shall be, ass essed.or equalized by State and County purposes for the current year 1988. The budgetary appropriations theretofore having been made heretofore by the -2- am -986L jeaA quaiano aqq sod. sasodind Aqunoj pus ajejS Aq PaZTTenba jo passesse laq TTBqs JO 'ST se Aqjadoid PTEs JO UOTqenTEA aqj 04 bUTPJO008 qoadsoid junoW JO G68TTTA aqq jo 9 jaqwnN e9JV a0TAJaS TBToadS aqj UTqlTm Aliedoid aTqexeq TTE UO PaTAaT Aqajaq ST owes aqj pus aq lqoadsoid qunoW jo GbETTTA 9q4 40 saaqsnil JO PJBO8 PuB luaPTsGJd aqq Aq P@Aoidde se '686L 'OC TTjdV bUTPU9 PUB '886L L ABW bUTUUTbaq Je9A TBOSTJ @qq JOJ sasodind TedTOTunw aqq joj @pew ajojo.-4@JGLI SUOTqeTjdoidde qabpnq jo P@TA@T aq off. aye bUTaq awes aye l(ZOIZC$) qunOwE T8404 SJBTTOP eATJ-AIUGMq puesnoqq OMI-AqJTqq jo wns aqj qeql 9 UOTqDaS 'A GTOT-4JV UT ,P;gTAal junowVjj PaT4T4UG uwnTOO aqq japun qqjoj qGG ST asodind pus qoaCqo qoea sod. 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ARTICLE V - SPECIAL SERVICE AREA NO. 5 058 Special Service Area No. 5 Construction 9841 SSA #5 Transfer -JAVA Const. Costs $1,3319000 $192889000 TOTAL APPROPRIATED FOR SPECIAL SERVICE AREA NO. 5 FOR CONSTRUCTION $19331,000 AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX LEVY $1,2B89000 ADD 30 FOR LOSS AND COST OF COLLECTION 389640 TOTAL AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX LEVY FOR SPECIAL SERVICE AREA NO. 5 CONSTRUCTION $123269640 091 S ecial Service Area No. 5 Bonds & Interest 9569 SSA #5 Principal $ 2009000 $ 2009000 9570 SSA #5 Interest 1039440 209000 9571 SSA #5 Bank Charge 500 TOTAL APPROPRIATED FOR SPECIAL SERVICE AREA NO. 5 BONDS & INTEREST $ 303,940 AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX LEVY (3) $ 220,000 ADD 5°o FOR LOSS AND COST OF COLLECTION 11,000 TOTAL AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX LEVY FOR SPECIAL SERVICE AREA NO. 5 BONDS & INTEREST $ 231,000 TOTAL APPROPRIATED FOR SPECIAL SERVICE AREA NO. 5 $116344940 AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX LEVY $195089000 ADD FOR LOSS & COST OF COLLECTION 499640 TOTAL AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX LEVY FOR SPECIAL. 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I 886T 10T LLSflDfIV : alycl A ,- r II 'I I 'formal I lllililil SNOIIVIUVA GNV aSn UVIOadS 'ONINOZaH 88-A-VE-Vaz '88-fls-CE-Vaz '88-z-ZE-vaz aNO OINI SlOq Otil JO NOILLVaIIOSNOD NOIlV"d'Od'dOD NaNDIHD (Ial'HJ IXDfllNaX loarans u aNNVqd I*dvNaaa invd WO*dj UHC)VNVK 30V IIIA 'NOXId *a MHOf OLL wnGNVSOW3W 331:1JOV31NI sioulill lz3adswd zunoW d :tunIoVj jo GO'SOIRA, John F. Dixon - Page 2 August 10, 1988 Zoning Board of Appeals Rezoning, Special Use, • The applicant also appeared before the Zoning Board of Appeals on June 9 to request their review of the rezoning, special use and setback variations. Because of concerns of nearby property owners about traffic impact, the Zoning Board continued the request to their July 28 meeting to allow the petitioner to consider alternatives to the plan that would not require two driveways onto Rand Road. At the July 28 meeting, the petitioner advised the Zoning Board that two driveways were essential to the proposed restaurant, and there was not reasonable alternative to the original site plan. The petitioner informed the Board that a Kentucky Fried Chicken facility does not generate as much traffic as other restaurant uses, and that traffic operation from the site would not cause congestion on Rand Road. Staff's main concern with both the rezoning and the special use request is the on-site and off-site traffic movements as a result of the fast-food/drive through operation. Neighbors from the 300 block of North William testified that they were against the proposed drive-through/fast-food restaurant in this location because additional traffic confusion would compound the current traffic problem. Mr. John Kamysz, the owner of the Rand Road property along with his attorney testified that his property was being made unbuildable because of the setback and parking requirements of the Zoning ordinance. Discussion among the Board members ensued at length with those Board members opposed to the proposal indicating their concerns for on-site and off-site traffic problems. The Board then voted 3-3 on the rezoning, special use, and variations. Since all the requests at the Zoning Board level resulted in a 3-3 vote, the Zoning Ordinance states that any request "which fails to receive the approval of the Zoning Board of Appeals in the form of a favorable recommendation to the President and Board of Trustees of the Village shall not be granted except by a favorable vote of two-thirds of all the members of the President and Board of Trustees of the Village, present and voting." 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William Peter Schuester 303 N. William Carol Krupp 306 N. William Tony Korso, Real Estate Mgr. Kentucky Fried Chicken Mr. Lewis Boemia, of Kentucky Fried Chicken explained to the Board that they are proposing to move their existing facility at 301 E. Rand Rd., to a new location at 720 E. Rand Rd. adjacent to Courtesy Home Center. This facility would be an up-to-date drive through unit with room for 34 sit-in customers and square footage of 18,000 ft. costing 3/4 of a million dollars. This facility would be completely landscaped and provide their customers with all new modern amenities. They have been in Mount Prospect for the past 20 years and the new facility would be company owned and operated. An increase from $500,000 to $700,000 per year would be expected in their sales total. He explained that the typical Kentucky Fried Chicken has 2,200 customers per week whereas other fast food restaurants such as MacDonald's have 10,000. MacDonald's drive-through has approximately 4000 customers per week whereas Kentucky Fried Chicken has about 800. They generate more money per customer with less traffic through their restaurants and drive-through facilities as their average check is much larger than others. Mr. Frank Lund of Kentucky Fried Chicken gave an overview of their existing operation. The existing facility has no drive-through and employs nine people. The new unit would employ approximately 34 people and would be a 60% eat in and 40*10 drive-through business. They expe'ct to service the OPUS development without the traffic having to traverse Rand Rd. These potential customers could use the Courtesy Home Center parking lot via the curb cut on Business Center Drive. Mr. Boemia displayed site plans to the Board . The total side area is 31,532 sq. ft. He stated they have been working on the plan with the Village staff. They have an agreement with Courtesy for joint use of the parking lot. The comprehensive plan identifies this parcel as being best suited for general/commercial/office. This restaurant would fall within this category. The surrounding land uses to the north, east and west are all businesses. There are presently five fast food restaurants including three with drive-through facilities, and five sit down restaurants in the stretch just west of Elmhurst Rd. and continuing east to Central. There are also three restaurants in the nearby Mount Prospect Plaza* They PGAojdWT u8 A4TTTOBJ qbnojql-GAIJP B qno4gTM quejneqsaj pooh. 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Staff cannot support a drive-through facility on this site. Mr . Cassidy questioned Mr . Bednar regarding traffic southbound into the site. Mr. Bedbar stated funneling the traffic into Business Center Dr. is good in theory but not practical. No sign could be posted to tell drivers. Discussion ensued among the Board over traffic in the area. Mr. John Korn of 301 N. William testified as to the fact he has lived there for 20 years and did not receive notice of this zoning variance and he is closest to the site. He questioned his side of Rand Rd. and how this would effect the legal number of parking spots in Courtesy's parking lot. Mr. Bednar explained that Courtesy had far more parking than is actually need and would still be in conformance with codes. Mr. Korn said his street is or should be included in the traffic pattern considerations. He complained that Isabella St. is one of the highest volume residential streets in the Village. Isabella is the only street in the immediate area where you can enter or exit Rand Rd. Others are blocked off or restricted. He suggested a traffic study be done. Also he questioned a change in t h e elevations f o r this planned facility. He also suggested no exit or entrances for this facfility on Rand Rd. but use of Courtesy's parking lot for entrance. He also called for a stop light at the main entrance of Courtesy Home Center. Mr. Schuester, 303 William reiterated -Mr. Korn's problems with this planned,facility. Also testifying was Carol Krupp, 306 N. William restating her neighbors opinion. Mr. Lannon questioned when peak hours would be and Kentucky Fried Chicken answered 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Mr. Korso of Kentucky Fried Chicken testified there are more cars at lunch time than at dinner but more dollar volume in the evening upon questioning by Mr. Lannon. He stated that their customers are those that are already,- on the road and there would not be any incremental increase in traffic from the facility. Sixty cars are in and out from noon to 1:00 p.m. Half of that business will be from Business Center Dr. and half from Rand Rd. Dinner time it is anticipateu,':'-� 45 cars in and 45 cars. out. This is based on their traffic study engineers. Mr. Lannon discussed problems with traffic on Isabella. With entrance and egress on to the site it will exaggerate traffic on Isabella. It is too close to the Business Center Dr. light to have another traffic light erected on Isabella. He feels it will make a bad situation worse. Mr. Cassidy also expressed his concerns with the traffic problem. He was in favor of using the Courtesy Home Center as exit and egress from the site and not in favor of exit or entrance direct to and from the site. 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He stated that the new restaurant would be a full-service sit- down restaurant with a drive-through window. He indicated that the company hopes to utilize two curb -cuts on Rand Road and that the two existing curb -cuts add to the value of the property. Mr. Boemia indicated that other similar restaurants have two curb -cuts on Rand Road and that thJ,.s number of driveways is necessary for the company to stay competitive in this area. He again emphasized that a Kentucky Fried Chicken Restaurant does not generate as much traffic as a McDo-Yl.alds or a Burg-er King and that there would be less customers using tlae driveways than in a typical fast-food restaurant. Mr . BasniR. C * then noted that there had been no changes to the plan and A. Stated that the petitioner * is requesting that the Zoning Board vote on the original request. Mr. Paul Bednar then summarized the staff's position for the Zoning Board and indicated that the Village staff has -Concern for traffic maneuverability on site and for the two driveways onto Rand Road. He stated that this triangular shaped property is difficull.: to de -sign around and it is hard to find alternative points of access that work with these site constraints. Mr. ilo/hn Korn intrc,"Juced himself to the Zoning Board and stated he has a concern for t-raffic at this site and noted that the prior use at ',-,his locat-ion, a sit-down family restaurant, was not as intense as the dri%re-through restaurant use proposed by Kentucky Fried C-hicken. Mr. Edward St-epnowski introduced himself as the attorney for the property :,wrier Jn the request and indicated that the Village's set -back .. -1-4Z%.- .r e q u 4L,;.- a. me nt-s make it very difficult to use this site. He pointed out that, in I -Lis opinicni, the Village's Zoning ordinance is preventing his cl �'I Tien -I. -Ills fair and equitable use of the property. Mr. Lannon asked for clarif.ilcation as to the attorney's opinion and Mr. Stepnowski indicated that the requirement by the Zoning Board to eliminate driveways places an undue hardship on his client's buyer. Property Kamyaddressed the Zoning Board and stated wner, 41 &.Ifcz he was concerned about his ability to use the property in the future when such e,X.14-reme variations are required. He indicated he does not know what to do with the property at this time and stated that a prior request to rebuild the former restaurant was rejected and that he believes the Zoning ordinance makes it impossible to use the property. Mr. Lannon asked Mr. Bednar how this property was designated for use on thle Comprehensive Plan and Mr. Bednar responded that this is indicate -4 for a commercial use. The Zoning Board generally discussed the request and Mr. Basnik indicated that the petitioner is asking the Zoning Board to vote on the original site design for a drive-through restaurant with two driveways on Rand Road. The Chairman suggested that motions be made on each of the three portions of the request. 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S..6'nce Rand Road is heavily traveled in 40 -is area, they -foresee Problems with this movement. "'he Engineering Department also noted that before any permits are issued for this project, complete engineering drawings must be submitted including, but not limited to, sewer and water line locations, grading, and lighting. Py"ANNING AND ZONING COMMENTS This proposed Kentucky Fried Chicken Restaurant is to be located on what is the old Honeybee Restaurant site combined with a recently purcha.ced 50 foot wide strip of land from the Courtesy Home Center. This entire parcel is presently vacant and paved with asphalt. As you may recall from a previous 1986 Zoning Board hearing, the Honeybee Restaurant site in itself is practically unbuildable when considering the setback requirements on this odd -shaped lot. Therefore, the Kentucky Fried Chicken representatives have purchased additional land from Courtesy Home Center in order to attempt to meet the setback .requirements and accommodate required parking and car stacking spaces. However, even with the increased parcel size, all setbacks required by Code have not been met. Cur main concern with both the rezoning and special use requests reflect the other Village department's concerns, of traffic. we recognize the fact that traffic movements along the section of Rand Road between Elmhurst and Central are confusing and in need of improvement. we are of the opinion that a drive-through/fast-food restaurant will compound the traffic problems in this area. we also agree w4.th Engineering and Inspection Services that the site design of this property may create on-site traffic problems as well. If this site were to be used for a fast-food restaurant without a drive- through facility, we anticipate improved traffic flow both on-site and off-site. (Please see our attached site plan.) As another option, a larger sized parcel would afford more design flexibility, thereby imp:-oving the traffic flow. The Comprehensive Plan identifies this parcel as being best suited for general/comr.ercial/office . A fast-food restaurant would fall within this category. The surrounding land uses to the north, east and west are all businesses. Single family residential is located across Rand Road. A staff windshield survey of Rand Road businesses identified five fast-food restaurants, including three with drive-through facilities, and five sit-down restaurants in the stretch just west of Elmhurst Road and continuing east to Central. The greatest concentration of these restaurant's cccu."..s around the Kensington and Rand Road intersection. There are also three restaurants in the nearby Mount Prospect Plaza. WTIF.F. * qjqpqdqoos ale ixopqqas PaPA "-ega 9XI4 UT UOTSTAal 400. 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Dixon - Page 2 August 101 1988 Mr. Lannon then moved and was seconded by Mr. Petrucelli to approve a rezoning from R-1 to B-3 along with a special use to allow the service station and food mart with the condition that the petitioner erect a fence around the property and submit a revised landscape plan to staff. The Board voted 2-3 denying the petitioner's request with Lannon, Petrucelli and Cassidy voting nay. Then the request for variations was denied 1-4 with Basnik, Lannon, Petrucelli and Cassidy voting nay. Representatives from Amoco oil Company have since met with staff and have presented a revised plan. This proposal eliminates the car wash and increases the setback on Euclid from 10 feet to 30 feet thereby eliminating the need for -variation. A variation is still required for the 20 foot setback along Wolf Road. The staff recommends approval of the request. The Planning Department believes it is reasonable to allow Amoco to rebuild this station with a modern self-service facility, to remain competitive at this location. Should Amoco not be permitted to construct their new station, there is a possibility that the Company might choose to close the existing station, leaving, the community with a vacant building that could present problems in the future. Also, it is important to note that Amoco eliminated the el.-.ar wash, t1n.erehy rec.olving the major concern of adjoining property owners. This compromise, plus an obligation to construct a new perimeter fence and install a conforming landscape setback next to adjacent single family homes, will provide an attractive new development that is a major improvement over existing conditions. 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MEETING OF THE PROSPECT ZONING BOARD OF" APPEALS ;T -!�s i� ZBA CASE NO. 45-V-88 Hearing Date. July 7, 1988 PETITIONER. Amoco Oil Company SUBJECT PROPERTY: SWC of Wolf Rd. & Euclid PUBLICATION DATE: June 20, 1988 REQUEST: A rezoning from an R-1 Single Family to a B-4 Retail Sales and Service District in order to rebuild an existing service station to a "pumper food shop" with a car wash. Also requested is a variation from Sec. 1 4.21 02.E to allow a 20 ft. setback from the east side yard right-of-way instead of the 30 foot required setback permitted by Code. ZBA MEMBERS PRESENT. Gilbert Basnik, Chairman Lois Brothers Ronald Cassidy Peter Lannon Robert Brettrager Len Petrucelli ZBA MEMBERS ABSENT: Marilyn O' May OBJECTORS/INTERESTED; John Murphy, Amoco Oil Mr. Rudd, Project Eng. Amoco Oil Robert Hazelitt Amoco Oil - Traffic Consultant. Frederick Pennauer Landscape Eng. 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Or* Broderick was also irritated and concerned over deliveries of fuel in the middle of the night. Leonard Monday, 1630 Barberry objected to the noise of motors running, pollution and the fact that the tanks for gasoline would be closer to the Broderick home. Peg O'Hare, 1626 Barberry expressed her concern over distrubing the peace and quiet of the neighborhood due to the car wash. She also was concerned over the possibility of increased traffic and pollution. Jim Walkiwich, 1625 Barberry Lane was not in favor of the new tank locations closer to the Broderick home. He also objected to a possible 24 hour operation and the car wash. He stated he was in favor of improving the facility but not adding the car wash. Mark Busse, 1608 Ironwo ' od, pointed out the need for an attendent for the car wash in cases of mechanical failure or inexperience on the part of patron. Mr. Busse, although there as an interest- ed resident, is the owner of the Busse Car Wash and was pointed out by Mr. Basnik'could be considered an expert witness. Mr. Busse pointed out that stacking space is critical so that traffic does not hang out into the street in high use periods. Another point brought up was the question of drainage for water at the exit end of the wash especially during the winter. He felt that upgrading the station was great but these were some of his concerns. Upon questioning by the Board Mr. Busse stated that the blowers used in the car wash would be the primary cause of noise. He stated that the horsepower of the blowers was the pertinent question as far as noise and he stated he was not personally familiar with this type of car wash. The representatives of Amoco stated that there would be no night time deliveries at the proposed station. The Board was invited to contact facilities in Lincolnshire and at Lincoln and Lake Cook to investigate their cooperation with those Villages. The State Fire Marshall requirement for placement of the tank is 25 ft. from the lot line. Currently they are 75 feet from the lot line. They are proposing a ten foot alteration to 65 feet from the lot line. Amoco will live with lesser hours of operation for the car wash - say 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. or 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. The reason for a 24 hour operation for the gas station is to project an image of dependability for Amoco, even though they do not expect a large volume of traffic late at night and through early morning. As far as attendant for the car wash there would be controls in the store and a speaker hooked up for immediate aid for the car was~. 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This setback requirement increases the open space and green area from the neighboring single family homes, and is considered better than the existing condition where the parking surface is adjacent to the lot line. Amoco is requesting the 30 foot front yard requirement on Euclid be reduced to 10 feet and the 30 foot requirement on River Road be reduced to 20 feet. The applicant maintains that conforming setbacks would adversely affect on-site maneuvering for customers. The staff's primary concern with this request is the placement of the car wash, and its proximity to the single family home to the south. The impact of the car wash needs to be fully discussed by the petitioner. This impact includes details on noise, lighting, hours of operation, building height, and landscaping of the 20 foot setback. Also, please note that access to the car wash is well designed, and the automobile stacking lane for the car wash meets ordinance requirements. The staff has no objection to the rezoning request including the proposed car wash, provided that measures are taken to eliminate any adverse effect on the single family home to the south. The petitioner has been asked to fully address this consideration. It is recommended that a new fence be constructed along the periphery of the property. The fence should be finished on both sides. Lastly, the staff points out that redevelopment of this site to a modern self-service facility is in the best interest of the community. A full-service station at this location is obsolete, and it is reasonable to allow the owner an opportunity to upgrade the facility. This request will allow implementation of many development Code provisions, thus improving the overall design quality of this site. The staff would be reluctant to see this full-service station closed, and re -used by some other commercial activity, such as a fast-food restaurant. 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Mrs. Brothers noted that the deck, as proposed, is very large at approximately 14 feet, and that in her estimation, the peoner could reduce the size of the deck to create a conforming yard. Mr. Basnik stated that a small corner lot, such as the subject property, typically requires variations for additions and •decks and that many such properties are over -built. He stated that the Zoning Board attempts• to seek compromises in these types of situations to minimize the variation but alslo would attempt to accommodate the petit i o ne r . He suggested that a 2 3/4 foot setback be established, thus resulting in only a 50% variation. Mr. Hauser agreed that the 2 3/4 foot setback would be sufficient for i deck. Mr. Easnik stated that the petitioner had supplied letters from adjoining prrOlper'k-ey Orwners indiClating support of the request. Mrs. O'May moved that the Zoning Board recommend approval of a foot setback requirement for a wood deck at 321 North Russel. The 'motikon was seconded by Mr. Brettrager. Upon roll call.- AYES: Lannon, Cassidy, O'May, Brothers, Brettrager and Basnik VAYS: Noie motion clarried. David M. 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The placement of the house can the lot and the small size of the lot does not lend itself to providing a functional area for a deck. The proposed area seems the most logical for the placement of a deck, although it creates a dangerous fire hazard by abutting the neighboring garage. Staff agrees that there is a hardship and that a variation of some degree is warranted. However, staff cannot support the proposed variation because of the created fire hazard, and recommends that the deck be reconfigured to allow an adequate separation from the neighboring garage. In addition, the deck should be set bank one or two feet from the side property line in order to lessen the impact on the area. UM- **0 ) 4u I�s Ho 0s, AL w 3 P9AOjddV BIT scl aspo ST'qj UT suiaouoo alaqq aoTOA o4 4uasaad saoqoa[qo ao SaOC[q5T9U OU 9aWA a-laqj 'OU BUT40A XTUSPS UeMaTPqD q4TM 1.9 ;0 940A P Aq TPAOaddp puamwooea off. 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MOJg UOT4PTJPA s bUTqsanbea ST 4UPDTTdd*e 9LILL 886T 'TT Alnf MILT �6�llk 886T '8Z ATnr *69qpa buTaPaH :sziiuva aaissEaiNi/suoiDsrao .* INssav susaKaw vez .*INaSHHd SUaaNaW VaZ :Isanbsu :aIVG NOIIVDIIgnd :Llusdoad loarans :UaNOIlIlad 88 -A -6V *ON HSVO V9Z S7VHddY aO C[HV09 DNIHOZ IDSdSOUd MMOI alu ao Dxmam uvinmna RIU aO S21JJnINI SBA -49-V-88 July 28, 1988 Page 2 of 2 Mrs. Brothers asked if any neighbors objected to the request and Mr. Maday explained that his adjoining property owner had no objections to the proposed work. Mr. Brettrager stated that his only concern is for drainage and noted that, with a patio 'constructed as proposed, sheet drainage to adjoining property could be a problem. He suggested that the petitioner pitch the proposed patio so storm water drainage would be to the rear on his lot. Mr. Basnik noted that it is dcult for the Zoning Board to review a request when a project is substantially underway, as is this case, and suggested that the petitioner move the forms in with this project to create a setback that could be used for green space and landscaping adjoining his lot line. Mr. Lannon noted that the patio, as proposed, would have very little impact on the neighborhood and 't -hat a. fence blocks the view of this proposed patio from the street. He also noted that there is an adjoining patio on the neighbor's home and that it is reasonable to allow this property owner to construct a patio in t. -he same configuration as the adjoining property owner. The Zoning Board generally discussed the request and Mr. Basnik suggested Jit would be reasonable to require the petitioner to provide a better setback requirement in order to minimize the variation. Mr. Rasnik thenn asked for a motion on the request. Mr. Lannon moved that the Zoning Board recommend approval of Case No. 49-V-88 to permit a 1 foot setback from a proposed patio in a side yard at 910 South Owen. The motion was seconded by Mr. Cassidy. Upon roll call: AYES: Lannon, Cassidy, O'May, Brothers, and Brettrager Motion carried. 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Gil Basnik - Page Two ZBA-49-V-88 July 21, 1988 The applicants should state their hardship. It is our opinion that they have created their own hardship by constructing a patio area that did not conform to code or to the approved building permit. If the patio were extended into the rear yard, a variation would not be needed. The applicant's 531 X 661 rear yard is unobstructed adjacent to the existing patio, leaving enough room to expand the patio west. The only freestanding structures located in the rear yard are a wood shed and a swingset play area. Neither are in close proximity of the existing patio. In summary, the applicants have a large rear yard capable of supporting a patio► expansion without requiring a variance. Therefore, staff recommends denial of this proposed variance. 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Motor Vehicles of the Second Division. ' n. No person shall drive any vehicle of the second division, which has a gross weight of fifteen thousand (15,000) pounds or more, at a speed greater than twenty five (25) miles per hour in any district in this Village, notwithstanding the provisions of any other section of this Article. Sec. 18.604. Electronic Speed -Detecting Devices. Electronic speed -detecting devices shall not be used within five hundred feet (500') beyond any speed sig _� - & t _ "I 1 0 f CT 111-111.1117'" 1 sign in, thr-alre regulatory so used in violation hereof, evidence btained ffiefbj' sfiaffie ina, rn ssible in any prosecution for speeding. However, nothing in this Section prohibits the use of such electronic speed -detecting devices Within five hundred feet (500') of a sign within a special school speed zone indicating such zone, conforming to the requirements of Section 18.605 of this Article, nor shall evidence obtained thereby be inadmissible in any prosecution for speeding provided the use of such device shall apply only to the enforcement of the speed limit in such special school speed zone. Sec. 18.605. Special Speed Limit While Passing Schools, A. No person shall drive a motor vehicle at a speed in excess of twenty (20) miles per hour while passing a school zone or while traveling upon any public thoroughfare on or across which children pass along to and from school during school days when school children are present. B. This Section shall not be applicable unless appropriate signs are posted upon streets and highways under the respective jurisdictions maintained by the State of Illinois, township, county, park district or Village wherein the school zone is located. Such signs shall give proper due warning that a school zone is being approached and shall indicate the school zone and the maximum speed limit in effect during school days when school children are present. Nothing in this Chapter shall prohibit the use of electronic speed -detecting devices within five hundred feet (500') of signs within a special school speed zone indicating such zone, as defined in this Section, nor shall evidence obtained thereby be, inadmissible in any prosecution for speeding provided the use of such device shall apply only to the enforcement of the speed limit in such special school speed zone. Sec. 18.606. Minimum Speed Regulation. No person shall drive a motor vehicle at such a slow speed as to impede or block the normal and reasonable C movement of traffic except when reduced speed is necessary for safe operation of his vehicle or in compliance with law. 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Last wintery we purchased 2580 tons of salt. Five-year average purchase is 2595 tons. With our new facility, there should be no more storage problems* 50010 ae�el H'rbert L,. 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U, / Products Division 4545 W. Brown Geer Road, P.O. Box 23099 Milwaukee, W 153223-0099 (414) 355-0400 Mr. Glen R. Andler Deputy Director of P.W. Mt. Prospect Public Works Dept, 11 S. Pine Street Mt. Prospect, IL 60056 SUBJECT: Bid Extension Bid of August 24, 1983 Dear Mr. Andler : July 20, 1988 In accordance with your request, we are pleased to advise you that Badger Pieter will extend our bid of August 24, 1983 until August 24, 1989. We will take this opportunity to thank you for the business you have placed with us. We sincerely appreciate the, opportunity of serving you and 'look forward to fulfilling your meter requirements. Thank youl Sincerely, BADGER METER, INC. 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He stated that the proposed variation request is minimal and that the staff had no objection to this minor reduction of the lot width. Mr. Brettrager observed that the proposed lots exceed the minimum square footage and, therefore, the variation of the lot width was very minor inasmuch as the lot area exceeded the minimum requirements. Mr. Fried Lutz, property owner at 3.P06 North Westgate introduced himself to the Zolllng Board as the, adjoining, property owner to the east. He stated that he s oppose d to the lot width reduction and suggested that, if the, Zoning Board, approved, the request, that it be done with the ond,i t i or. tbat the trees on the east lot line of the subject property remain, and, that a, 6 foot privacy fence be constructed in add,itio,ril to the trees to provide a better buffer between the proposed home and 1 -lis property. Mr. Boyd noted that he had no objection to a condition to require the trees along the east lot line to remain and Mr. Bednar explained that the Zoning ordinance would prohibit a fence in the front yard as requested by Mr. Lutz. Mr. Lannon made reference to the recently approved Stachura Sub- division division on Cardinal Lane and how,this application provided a better lot width than this prior request. Mr. Basnik then asked for a motion on the applicat..'Lon. Mrs. Brothers moved that the Zoning Board approve a subdivision to create two 63.7.5 foot lots at 1217 Wildwood Lane. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Olmay. Upon roll call: AYES: Lannon, Cassidy, O'Mayr Brothers, Brettrager and Basnik NAYS: None motion carried. Inasmuch as the Zoning Board of Appeals is final in this case, Mr. Cassidy, seconded by Mr. Lannon, moved for passage of Zoning Board of Appeals Resolution No. Z -47 -88 - Upon roll call: AYES: Lannon, Cassidy, O'May, Brothers, Brettrager and Basnik NAYS: None Motion carried. David M. Clements, Recording Secretary *1001; 4SITJ atIq UO buT.TTaPOUIaJ 11UP go L4TSSeD9U 9t!4 SVZTUITUTtU PUP eTqq I PtIq PUP TSqUel" SUOZ) + I -+ peas aooT; atiq dosuado JaA9TT4uPD 4009 Z EUT49TX9 ubTsap ejam ajaqq qpqq paqPDTPUT PUP 9U10tI atT4 go UPTdaOOT9 aqq p@qTJDs9P 9H -@SPDJTP4S P 04 SU0T4PJa4TP qou p1nom PUP BUTPITnq 9tIq jog apPou; 4U01; fUTipaddp jai eau P sa-4paID IL104S 4SJTJ 9tlq J9AO J@,&aTT4UPD aqq qplqq qnq 4qU@UIaITnbai X.-.,Pq49s aqq BUT199M 19UMI 9LI4 oq TTP14 4u0JJ P 9PTAOJd 04 UOT.4TPPP 9t14 UbTS9P PTnOL..; 9H LTTu'P; STTq -10g i9ATT2UJeqT9 9Tqpuospea LTuc al14 I I ST UOT4TPPP 100T; PU00as 9LI4 '910;919LI4 'aAOIU 04 94Pq PTnOm 9q qPqq pule LTTuIP9 sl*q jog sXapd pup sTOOLIDS 04 aSOTD ST 4T qptlq pup TqonUl Lj- A pooqjoqT45TaU TPT4uaPTs9J STtJ4 S9XTL aq 4p'qq PqUTPIdx9 9H *amOq aq4 4P S P ITLE I UIooj TPUOT4TPPP aLI4 SP@9u �TTWP9 aqq 4Pq4 PUP shag BUTMOI67 -W I LI au qpqP94PDTPUT 9H *pIPL 4401; P-VJTnbaj 9tJ4 04UT 4@9g C 14DPOIDUa *4 PTnom 4PLIq JOOT9 49IT; 9XI4 I@AO JaA9TT4uPO P aPnTOul PTn-v1 U0T4TPPP sIL14 qrq- PUP J9UIOLI STq UO U0T4TPPp 100T; PU0:)9S P 4oni4suoD oq sedoq atl qPqq P9UTPTdxa 9H *9UPq mOTTTM COOT go ieumo L4jadoid 9LIq Zp -T aq paqvqs PUP pJ.P0a BUTUOZ 9q4 04 ;T9SMTq pa-,,-InpoaqUT XadTTTJ TaTuPC 'JW I PIEdra. quoig P8JTnb@j aqq 04UT S9qDUT Ve Ljopojoue oq ausa MoZTTM ZO t T -2 a lu 0 t� -V Tq- -4 UO UOT4TPPS JOOTJ PUODas P iTuiiad oq SqU9UI9JTnb@j plvl,, 44019 9114 U101; UOT4PTIPA P SP PJPOa BUTUOZ 9114 04 9SPO ST.144 p@DnPOJqUT '�ITUSPa 'a)q mmm TTT@3nJ49d U97 UouUpq 1949a APK,O UATTJPK APTSSVD PTPUOU SJ9tJq0Ja ST07 jqbpj4qaja qaaqos UpwalplID 13jTuspa qa9qTT0 I -eUTT 5uT.PTTnq quoig aqq puoAaq UOT4TPPP Wooj AaoqS-PUo0aS P J9A@TT4 UP0 0-4 J9P-70 UT ,Z - ,LZ ;0 pJpA qUoIg P UT BUT4Tnsaj 99LIDUT VC go quamlopoaoue PJPA 4uOa; S mOTTV 04 ZOZTOVT UoTqDaS W01; UOT412TaPA P buTqsenbaa aJP SqUPDTTddp atIl 886T 'TT ATn-C 41 aUPrI MOTTTM GOVT XadTTTJ UP@f PUP T9TUPG 11 886T 19Z ATnf :BqPa buTIP9H : SH'.,L"Iuvd Gals sualNi / Suoloar so : Imasav *.INaSaUd SUagWaW V9Z : is anoau :21VG NOIIVDI7and UaNOIIIISd 88 -A -St *ON asvD vaz Sivadav ao auvoa DKINOZ Ioadsoud IMON MU aO E)NIISHN HVVIDU HHI aO SEEIMIH Case No. ZBA-48-V-88 July 28, 1988 Page 2 of 2 Mr. Filipek also stated that there is another house in the immediate neighborhood with a similar second story addition, and that his proposal would result in a design that would be appropriate for the neighborhood. He concluded by stating that he has considered a number of options to the second floor addition, and indicated that his case does have a hardship, in that, by eliminating the cantilever, it would require more extensive remodeling to a first floor staircase. Mr. David Evancoe, Planning intern for the Mount Prospect Planning and Zoning Department, stated that the staff has no strong objections to the request based on the character of the neighborhood and the fact that there is a similar home in the neighborhood with the identical second floor addition. However, Mr. Evancoe explained that the petitioner could construct an addition to the rear of the home that would require no variances. Mr. Basnik noted that this is a very minor variation request and that the Petitioner had explored a number of options and presented his case very well. Accordingly, Mr. Basnik asked for a motion on the request. M.,--. Lahnon moved that the Zoning Board approve a variation at 1403 Willow Lane to allow a second floor addition to encroach 3 feet into the required front yard. The motion was seconded by Mr. Brettrager. Upon roll call: AYES: Lannon, Cassidy, C'May, Brothers, Brettrager and Basnik NAYS: -Ton e -Inasmuch as the Zoning Board of Appeals is final in this case, Mr. Cassidy, seconded by Mr. Lannon, moved for passage of Zoning Board of Appeals Resolution No. Z-48-88. Upon roll call: AYES: Lannon, Cassidy, o' May, Brothers, Brettrager and Basnik NAYS*. None David M. Clements, Recording SecretarN