HomeMy WebLinkAbout1687_001�OMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
A G E N D A
Meeting Location: Meeting Date and Time:
Board Room, 2nd Floor Tuesday, Aug. 14, 1984
112 East Northwest Highway 7:30 p.m.
1. CALL TO ORDER - ROLL CALL
ACCEPTANCE OF MINUTES OF JULY 24) 1984 AUGUST -14
CITIZENS TO BE HEARD
IV. PACKAGE LIQUOR LICENSES
Attached is a memo'f--v-om Mayor Carolyn H. Krause regarding
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package liquorlicenses within the Village. While there
are no available package licenses presently this matter
is important to the community as -a matter Of policy and
its discussion should be included in - our Minutes of the
Public Meeting.
'Recently the administration was requested to place this
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item on the Committee of the Whole Agenda. Attached is
a memorandum from the, Department' of Public Works which
olversees the policy, of �permiltting address painting on
Vli-llagie c,urbs,, Each year we get a number of requests
from studentsesirling to earn income on - an, independent
basil -s. Early in, the, year wo�� require them to submit
itten requests and we try to assign neighborhoods on
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a rotatling basis . We give preference In these requests
to residents of the Village of Mount Prospect. These
students WIn also required, to fill out a license
appl"i'cat ion n, the %Clerk's office so that we have
proper identil f']*- cat 11on. The Village Manager's office
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receives 'two or three comip'laints a year from people
who find the, painting objectil'onable. It, is the
Village Manager's opinion on that these objections
result from the residents' embarrassment of having to
dec13Lne paying the student for the service,. We have'
not received any complaints of erroneous curb marking
or unruly behavior.
Vi. REITIREMENT/LONGEVITY RECOGNITION
Admini'i-strati"I'Vely the Village has never had a constant
poli,cy for recognlizalng employees for -their longevity
or their retirement. By and large this has been left
to the r e s;
pective departments and no formalized pro-
cedure existed. Earlier this year the staff began to
explore a more formal approach to this situation and
enclosed are two memorandums outlining the suggested
policies and their costs.
The Committee of the Whole should review these memos
and consider implementation of the program.
and private enterprise. The Village's architect
Mr. W. Lockwood Martlilng, Jr. has prepared a slide
presentation that shows typical effects resulting
from Facade improvements. Such a presentation tat*on at
this time is important to sustain continuing interest
in the program and to offer to the layman advice
From a successful architect on how architectural
improvements can be implemented at relatively little
cost.
The staff has also attached a report that gives us
a status update on the Facade Program.
The Village Manager has directed the Community
Development staff to continue to make this
Program a priority. Those projects that cannot
be funded with the present budget authorizations
will be given top priority for next fiscal year.
VI. ANY OTHER BUSINESS
VII. ADJOURNMENT
Sidewalk/Lawsuit Notice
Citizens Utilities Acquisition
Safety Bonus System
Traffic Ordinance Sunset Provisions
Citizens Utilities Rate Case
Lake Michigan Water
Cable Coordinator
Traffic Signals