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Mayor Farley stated that the box that he has examined appears to be secure and
believes that Mr. Czerniak is receiving fair treatment.
Trustee Clowes asked whether a warranty is available from the company that
manufactures the boxes and whether there have been destruction claims filed
against the company.
The consensus of the Village Board was that after review of the warranty, the
MayorwIIII poll the Village Board to determine if they want to change this regulation
of requiring Knox boxes to be installed where sprinkler systems are in place.
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Mayor Farley provided a general overview of the Wedgewood Terrace Storm
Water Study area.
Resident Nancy Bobikewicz, 1114 Meadow Lane,, spoke. She is President of the
Wedgewood Terrace Homeowners Association. She stated that she is satisfied
with the interaction which has occurred between the homeowners, the Engineer
and the Village in an effort to rectify their situation. She stated that her only
concern was the maintenance of the culverts and ditches. She stated that most
citizens in the area do maintain the ditches but there are some individuals who are
downstream that do not maintain the ditches and she would recommend the
Village Board approve an Ordinance to charge homeowners for ditch maintenance.
Ne;b Weeks. stated, that there is currep fly no, Ordinance in the Villoge CoOe Which
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citizens to maintain ditches and feels that it is their responsibility.
Mr. Janonis stated that if we maintained ditches, then there may be an expectation
that the Village maintain parkways also. He feels it is important to put the burden
on the homeowner.
Melonie Pond, Project Engineer for RUST Engineering, spoke. She stated that
she had made changes to the original plans at residents' requests and comments
relating to concrete culverts and additional ditches and the number projected for
private property improvements may increase since the numbers were estimated
a couple of years ago. There are five homes which will need some type of grading
improvements and two other properties which will require some type of private
property improvements.
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There was general discussion of the Village Board relating to Transfer Station
issues.
There was no general consensus of support for a change in the hours of operation.
Dave Jepson spoke. He stated that his estimate of the cost of terminating the
Project Use Agreement to be approximately $5,484,340 and he believed there
might be a possibility of potential future liability to the Village for Bonds. The
Village would also be obligated to pay an additional $2.00 per ton and be required
to use the Transfer Station even after termination of the Agreement.
Brooke Beal stated that the Village would not have to pay $5.4 million at one time.
It would just be paid through tipping fees and the Village would no longer have
voting rights. He stated there would be no additional surcharge required of the
Village. The Village would be required to cover its portion of the capital and the
debt currently outstanding. He stated he was not sure of the details relating to
termination of the Agreement but this was his recollection.
Trustee Hoefert recommended SWANCC provide a cost breakdown to each
member if SWANCC was broken up.
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may or may not be a problem but future changes will be based on economics.
Furthermore, communities who are closest to the Station should get some type of
advance notice prior to discussion at the Executive Committee level of SWANCC.
Trustee Corcoran stated that there appears to be a decrease in membra' waste
and feels that the Agency will market its excess capacity to keep Volumes steady.
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SWANCC estimating the cost to get out of SWANCC based on the ProJect Use
Agreement
V1. VILLAGE MANAGER'S REPORT
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VII. ANY OTHER BUSINESS
Trustee Hendricks stated that he is going to request the Village Board reconsider
the vote on the Nextel Tower at the Village Board meeting on September 20. He
also requested a Resolution to allow all Trustees to be considered alternate
SWANCC delegates.
Consensus of the Village Board was not to direct staff to draft a Resolution
allowing all Board members to be considered alternate members to SWANCC.
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Add to the last sentence of the first paragraph the following: The reciprocal
arrangement includes both fire and ambulance services.
5. Page 46. It was noted that a statement should be added that the water tower was rehabilitated
in 1993, has a useful life of 10 to 15 years and should then be moved to Melas Park.
Add after the second sentence in the second paragraph, Of &, bIll"c Work the following:
The Mount Prospect Water Tower was rehabilitated in 1993 and has a life expectancy
of 10 to 15 years. As the useful life of the tower diminishes, the Village should
investigate moving it to Melas Park.
6. Page 48. It was mentioned that the Village purchases it's water from Wilmette.
The last sentence of the fourth paragraph should read: The utility purchases it's Lake
Michigan water from the City of Wilmette.
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Comprehensive Plan Comments
August 17, 1994
Page 2
The intent is to 'Plan land -use with adequate open space. Staff would recommend the
following change: GOAL: To provide a land -use open space plan which assists local
park districts and others in satisfying the recreational and leisure -time needs of current
and future residents.
6. Page 12. The second sentence in the last paragraph should be corrected.
This sentence should read as follows: Our immediate concern should be to address
blighted conditions throughout Census Neighborhoods 9, 10 and 13.
T Pages 13, 14, 15 and 17. The Village Board asked that the four residential category and two
commercial category sections include a sentence on how they relate to zoning districts.
At the end 'of the third paragraph on page 13, add: This single family residential
development category is consistent with the R -X, R -A, R-1 and R-2 zoning districts
of the Village Zoning Ordinance.
At the end of the fourth paragraph on page 13, add: This low-density multi-
family residential development category is consistent with the R-3 zoning
district of the Village Zoning Ordinance.
At the end of the last paragraph on page 13, add: This medium -density multi-
family residential development category is consistent with the R-4 zoning
district of the Village Zoning Ordinance.
At the end of the first new paragraph on page 14, add: This higher -density
multi -family residential development category is consistent with the R-5, B-
5 and B -5-C zoning districts of the Village Zoning Ordinance.
At the end of the last paragraph on page 15, add: This community- c o m m e r c i a I
development category is consistent with the B-3 and B -5-C zoning districts of the
Village Zoning Ordinance.
At the top of page 17, add: This general commercial/office development category is
consistent with the B-11, B-2) B-4 and B-5 zoning districts of the Village Zoning
Ordinance.
At the end of the last sentence in the paragraph under Industrial and Office
Research Areas, page 17, add: This area is consistent with the 1-1 zoning district.
8" Page 20. The Office/ Governmental area along Northwest Highway and Main should be
renamed Office/Governmental/Commercial. The recently purchased lot at Central and
Emerson should be shown as one consolidated lot.
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14. Page 33, In the Parking section, the question was raised as to whether the Village should
address Downtown parking/commuter parking since the Wisconsin Line is planned to be
opened in 1996. It was suggested that this study should not be conducted until after the
Wisconsin Line is opened.
The Wisconsin Line and Clean Air Act may have major effects on Downtown parking.
The Clean Air Act requires corn . panies with 100 or more employees to develop and
implement a plan that will reduce the number of single riders per vehicle to work. In
addition, the Library is considering expansion plans and private developments are
ocourring. Staff believes the Villages should coordinate an overall downtown parking
program designed to provide shoppers, commuters, Library patrons, employees and
others with adequate and convenient parking.
15. Page 35. It was recommended that a street repair and construction scheduling statement be
added under transportation. Street repairs schedule like the storm sewer should be added.
Add the following:
Street Resurfacing and Reconstruction Programs:
In 1985 Engineering staff had a Pavement Evaluation Study completed which
determined a ranking of all Village streets based on their structural condition. The
study categorized the streets into two distinct groups. The first are those streets
requiring a new top layer of asphalt. These streets usually exhibit some surface
cracking and deterioration but have a stable base course under the asphalt. The
second group are the streets requiring total replacement of asphalt surface and base
course. These streets are generally in worse condition than the first group since the
surface and base have both failed.
The Engineering staff prepares a preliminary list for each group of streets to be
included in each years street resurfacing and reconstruction program made up of the
lowest ranking streets from the study. The staff then makes a visual inspection of all
streets in case any street has drastically deteriorated in the past year and prepares a
preliminary fist., The preliminary list is then discussed with the Public Works
Department. The Public Works Department observes streets all year long while
sweeping and receives complaint calls from residents about pavement conditions.
Public Works list of problem streets and Engineering's preliminary list are then
reviewed,' finalized and fit into the budget of the Resurfacing Program and
Reconstruction Program respectively.
The streets budgeted in the 1994-1995 fiscal year Resurfacing Program are:
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16. Page 40. In the second U paragraph there is mention of park districts making use of school
sites and facilities. A question was raised as to whether the Village should be making
reconunendations, or showing support for the plans of school and park districts.%.w
The Village should be aware of school and park district facility plans and their current
facilities so they are integrated into the ViUage's generalized land use system and
future land use plans. However, integrating these plans into the Comprehensive Plan,
even with a disclaimer that the Village neither approves or disapproves of them, still
makes them a part of the Plan. If the Village Board disagrees with an element in the
Plan regarding park and school facilities, staff will remove or change it.
17. Page 41. The words "are similar" should be removed from the first sentence in the first
paragraph under Trend in Local School District.
18, Page 41. The last sentence in the second paragraph under Trends in Local School Districts
about reuse of vacant schools should be removed.
The school districts reviewed this section and did not indicate that it is inconsistent
with their plans. The statement is a general concept and asks that they consider reuse
of schools for public use. Staff would recommend the statement remain as written.
19., Page 46. The first paragraph should be changed to reflect the current agreement between
the Prospect Heights Fire Protection District and the Mount Prospect Fire Department.
The sentences should read as follows: The need for the additional station has been
reduced with the implementation of an automatic response agreement with the
Prospect Heights Fire Protection District. They have a station in close proximity to
the northwest geographic area. The agreement between the Prospect Heights Fire
Protection district and the Mount Prospect Fire Department requires the Mount
Prospect Fire Department to have three personnel assigned to Station #14 to provide
reciprocal service.
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The financial impact on the Village will depend on the involvement of the State and
County on these projects,, These recommendations are based on traffic engineering
standards for arterials and are intended as policy guides for future roadway
improvements. The need for right-of-way acquisition will have to be addressed on a
case by case basis.
27. Page 59. In the middle of the page is a statement regarding traffic and the Chicago &
Northwestern. Several Trustees questions whether the last sentence in the paragraph
regarding adding another grade crossing should be removed. In addition, it was questioned
if the issue of moving the stopping points of the train should be maintained in the plan.
Staff recommends that these statements remain in the plan given the existing
congestion that occurs in the Central Business District during peak traffic. Staff
believes that the Village must evaluate means by which the traffic congestion can be
reduced.
28. There is a great deal of information on Tables 2 and 3. Quantitative information is fine but
the Building Conditions rating should be removed or last date of renovation included.
Staff recommends that the subjective elements of Tables 2 and 3 be removed.
29. To improve the readability of the document, tie Section 2 (Goals and Objectives) in with the
Long -Range Plan section for each type of development.
The Plan will be reformatted to reflect this recommendation.
30. The term Secondary Arterial should be redefined.
The current definition is a standard definition for Secondary Arterials. It properly
identifies the role of a secondary arterial so they can be identified for planning and
engineering purposes. We would recommend that it not be changed.
31. When discussing park and school plans, a statement should be added that information was
provided by the park or school district.
A statement was added on page 40 regarding the source of information for the
schools section. A similar statement will be placed in the park section at the top of
page 37. It will be as follows: The information and data contained in the park section
of the plan was obtained from the various park districts in Mount Prospect. The
Village is including this information in this Plan in order to incorporate their plans
with the overall development plans of the Village.
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PLANNED UNIT
A parcel of land., or contiguous parcels of land of a size
DEVELOPMENT:sufficient
to create its own character which is planned and,
developed as a, single entity. containing two (2) or, more
principal structures or uses, with appurtenant common
areas and which is under single ownership or control. The
plan does not necessarily correspond in Jot size, bulk,
type of dwelling, use,, lot coverage or, required open space
to the sites designated zoning district classification. The
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site may 'be, planned and developed as a whole in a single
development operation or in planned development stages.
PLAT:
A map or chart of a parcels) of land.
PLAT, FINAL:
A map of all or part of a subdivision or resubdivision and
any supporting documentation, providing substantial con-
formance with the engineering and site plans.
PLAT OF SURVEY,
A, map of a parcel or lot depicting boundaries of the
property, and the location of all, buildings, structures, and
improvements with precise dimensions indicated.
PRINCIPAL
A building or buildings in which the primary use on a lot
BUILDING:
on which the stncrure(s) is located is conducted.
PRINCIPAL USE:
The main use of land or structures, as distinguished from
a secondary or accessory use.
PUBLIC UTILITY:
Any person(s). firm. corporation, municipality or other
public authority providing natural, gas,, electricity , water,,
telephone, telegraph, storm sewer, sanitary sewer, cable
television, transportation or other services of a, sirrular
nature.
RECREATION
CENTER:
A building, buildings, or use of land operated on a profit
basis, with or without membership requirements, for the
provision of entertainment, sport, or, Deal exercise,
facilities directly to the consumer; including, g, and hn-dted
to racquet facilities, swinming pool, exercise and weight
lifting facilities,, basketball courts, jogging track, saun,a,,
whirlpool, suntan booth and, accessory, uses.
RECREATIONAL
Every vehicle or, other transportation equipment designed
EQUIPMENT:to
be used primarily for recreational purposes, including,
but not h"ted to the following, -
Boat:
Any vessel used for water travel. A trailer upon which a
boar is mounted shall, be deemed to, be a boat for pur-
poses of this 'Chapter and such, a, boat is maintained on a
trailer the two (2) shall be considered as one vehicle.
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14-2401 ZONING 14.2401
Other Recreational Other wheeled items which are designed for recreational
Equipment. use but not meet the exact definitions of items defined
herein.
REHABILITATION Any residential facility located in a dwellingt under
HOME: Federal, State or Municipal licensing, which provides a
home environment with r m and board and recreational
personal counseling or other rehabilitative services,
generally of nonmedical nature, to not more, than twenty
five (25) individuals who require specialized assistance in
order to achievepersonal" independence. A rehabilitation
home is limited to mentally ill, chermically de ndent, or
alcohol dependent individuals and abused individuals.
RESEARCH
A building or, roup of bu's in which are located,
LABORATORY:
facilities for scientific research investigation, testing or
experimentation, development, or esearch of 'Products or
of new and emerging technology, but not facilities for the
manufacrure or sale of productfs except as, incidental to
e main purpose of the laboratory or as otherwise
permitted in this Article.
RESIDENTIAL
Any residential facility which under State or Municipal
CARE HOME:
licensing, provides a home environment with services or
treatment to persons with certain physical., mental, or
social disabilities while functioning as a single unit. A
residential care home shall include the following; f ufly
care home, group cue home, and rehabilitation home.
RESTAURANT,
A retail establishment where food and drink is prepared
CLASS I (Conven-
and served to be consurned at a table or counter on the
tional, Sit -Down):
prerru'ses and served primarily in or upon nondisposable
containers. Any serving, of alcoholic beverages shall be
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R.ESTAURAN.7,
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RESTAURA'N'T"
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Out):
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RESTAURANT,
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Food):
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14-306 ZONING 14.307
7. Stationary basketball standards may encroach into the required front, side, and
rear yards. (Ord. 4590, 9-21-93)
Sec. 14.307. Standards for Home Occupations, Home occupations, as defined in
Section 14.2401 of this, Chapter, shall be governed by the following
standards to ensure, that they are conducted in a manner that does not have any adverse
impact on a residential, area, or infringe on the rights of adjoining property owners.
A. There, shall be no sign displayed in conjunction with a home occupation. The
purpose of this standard is to assure that no commercial signs are displayed in
residential areas.
B. There shall be no separate entrance for use by a home occupation, or any exterior
alteration to a dwelling unit that will indicate from the exterior that any pan of
the residence is being used for any purpose other than that of a dwelling. The
entrance to any space devoted to a home occupation shall be from within the
dwelling. The purpose of this standard is to prohibit any alterations to a dwelling
solely to accommodate a home 'occupation.
C. Storage or inventory maintained at a residence in conjunction with a home
occupation shall not exceed one hundred (1 CSU) cubic feet. The purpose of this
standard is to limit any storage to an amount that could readily be stored in a
closet.
D. There shall be no noise, odor, dust, vibration. smoke glare, television or radio
interference,, electrical interference. fire hazard, or, any other hazard erne acing;
from the dwelling. No home occupation shall involve, the use or production of
noxious, toxic or h materials. The purpose of this standard is to ensure that
a home occupation has no adverse environmental impact on adjoining properties.
E. No person shall be employed other than a member, of the immediate family resid-
ing in the dwelling unit. and no employees other than, persons, residing on the
prerruses shall report to work at or, near, the prenvises. The purpose of this stan-
dard is to ensure that no nonresident comes to a dwelling for employment pur-
poses, and to minimize 'the traffic generated by a home occupation.
F. No home occupation shall generate customer, client, or group visits of a greater
frequency than, what would be expected in a residential area where no home oc-
cupation exists. Any need for parking generated by a home occupation shall' be
Provided on-site and shall not exce�ed the required paridng for a dwelling unit.
The purpose of this standard is to lin-Lit the frequency of customer or client visiLs,
to an amount that is not disruptive to a neighborhood and eliminate congestion on
public streets,
G. The home occupation shall not utilize more than twenty five percent (25%) of the
gross floor area of the dwelling unit. The purpose of this standard is to assure
that the home occupation remains incidental to the residential use of the structure.
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ARTICLE V111
R -X SINGLE-FAMILY DISTRICT
14-801.
Purpose
14.802.
Permitted Uses
14-803.
Conditional Uses
14.804.
Uses Permitted in Limited Circumstances
14-805.
Bulk Regulations
Sec. 14.801. Purpose. The purpose of the R -X Single -Family Residence District is to
provide areas for low density, single-family residential development and
other compatible uses on large lots. (Ord. 4590, 9-21-93)
Sec. 14.802. Permitted Uses.
A. In the R -X Single -Family Residence District, the only uses which may hereafter
be established are:
1. Single-family detached dwellings, including dwellings with an attached
three -car garage.
2. Accessory uses and structures.
3. Family community residence, with no more than five (5) unrelated persons
with disabilities and support staff. Operator must be licensed or certified by an
appropriate agency.
Family community residence with no more than eight (8) unrelated persons with
disabilities, and support staff. Such residence shall be located no closer than one
thousand feet (1,000') from another family community residence. Operator must
be licensed or certified by an appropriate agency.
4. Foster care home.
5. Home occupations.
6. Limited day care. (Ord. 4590, 9-21-93)
Sec. 14.803. Conditional Uses.
A. The following uses may be allowed by conditional use issued in accordance with
the provisions of subsection 14..203F of this Zoning Ordinance.
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Lee room Minimum are,j �.q,,f"L
vik6or bedroom
Second bedroom
Additional bedroom
(4) Minimum floor areas • other rooms: the minimum floor requirements
for other rooms shall be:
Tv2e of room- Minimum area sq. ft.
Major bathroom ........................ 40
.Master bedroom closet .............. .......... 14
Other bedroom closets (at least one each) 10
All other habitable rooms not herein-
above set forth .......................... 100
Minimum floor area for the foregoing shall be measured from the inside
of all finished walls.
(5) No habitable rooms shall be permitted on any floor below the finished
grade.
3. Amend Section 2019. "Attached Garages" and its entire text to read as follows -
"Garages"
R-2109.1 Minimum Floor Area Requirements - Garage Dimensions.
Minimum floor area requirements - garage dimensions. Minimum
dimensions for garages shall be as follows:
One -car garage Feet
Inside width ................................ 11
Inside depth .......... .—, ......................... 191/,
Door width . . . . ... . 4
Two -car, garage Feet
Inside width ......................................... 19
Inside depth ............. A .......... *.00 ........... 191/,
Doorwidth ......................................... 16
R-209.2 The maximum floor area allowable for any garage structure shall
be six hundred (600) square feet.
R -209o3 The maximum garage door height shall be eight (8) feet.
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I. Day care homes.
2. Family community residence, where operator is not licensed or certified by an
appropnate agency, and where residence of no more than eight (8) unrelated
persons with disabilities is not located one thousand feet (1,000') from another
family community residence.
3, Group community residence. Such residence shall be located no closer than
one thousand feet (1,000') from another family community residence.
4. Rehabilitation home.
5. Colleges and universities.
6. Cultural institutions, libraries and museums.
7. Residential planned unit developments, subject to Article 5 of this Chapter
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8. Detached garages designed to house more than two (2) motor vehicles.
9. More than one garage.
10. Garages, for parking, of commercial vehicles and/or commercial mders with, a
licensed weight of more than eight thousud (8.000) pounds. Such garage for
commercial vehicles shall not exceed the accessory building standards of Section
14.306 of this Chapter. (Ord. 4590, 9-21-93)
Sec. 14-M4. Uses Permitted in Limited Circumstances.
A. The following uses shall be perp irted uses:
I. Public schools, elementary and high, private or parochial school without
dorrruitory accommodations and having a curriculum equivalent to a public,
elementary or high school.
2. Churches, synagogues, mosques and other houses of worship.
3. Municipal buildings, parks, libraries or museum buildings provided no
commercial enterprises are conducted on the prerruses.
B. Except that a conditional use shall be required if the following circumstances
apply:
11. A residential dwelling unit is being converted for one of the uses set forth in
subsections Al, A2 or A3 above as the principal use of the structure; or
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B. As of this date, 808 East Central Road, has complied with my
concern and has installed a concrete addition to the one -car
driveway and has a two -car concrete driveway. This is my
objective on this issue.
C. Copy of my October 5, 1993 memo attached.
D. Bill Cooney has list of subject addresses also attached.
RICHARD N. HENDRICKS
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Assistant to the Village Manager David Strahl
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