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NEX,i. ORDINANCE NO. 2559
NEXT RESOLUTION NO. 8-75
ORDER. OF
Village Board
Village of Mount Prospect
BUILDING DEPARTMENT
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B U S I N E S S
February 25, 1975
Tuesday, 7:30 P. M.
Special meeting of the Magor and Board of Trustees of the
Village of Mount Prospect called by Magor Telchert on Friday,
February 21, 1975 pursuant to Chapter 2 "The. Board of
Trustees" Section 2.103 '.'Meetings" as specified in the
Municipal Code of Mount Prospect.
1,. CALL TO ORDER
2.. INVOCATION - TR.US.TEE GUSTUS
3. ROLL CALL
MAYOR ROBERT D. TEICHERT
TRUSTEE
ANDERSON
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TRUSTEE GUSTUS TRUSTEE y " 1 !
TRUSTEE1•SCHOLTEN
4. ACCEPTANCE OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS ON THE SITE OF THE
VENTURE DEPARTMENT STORE AND CONVEYANCE BY THE DEVELOPERS
TO THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT OF CERTAIN SEWER AND
_ LIVE f__TS THEREOF
FOR INFORMATION ONLY ` 1 POLICE COMMITTEE
PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT
ILLINOIS ROUTE 83 S -CURVE THROUGH THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT
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VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT
MOUNT PROSPECT, ILLINOIS
TO: Mayor and Board of Trustees
FROM: Zoning Board of Appeals
RE : Case No. ZBA-2-V-75 HEARD: February 20,, 1975
PETITIONER: The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. . Inc.
2622 North Pulaski
Chicago Illinois
PROPERTY: Rte. 83 & Dempster (Lot 2 in Kenroy's Elmhurst Subdivision)
Mount Prospect Illinois
Unit: District
REQUEST: Variation of 113 Square feet to permit construction
of wall sign of that area on building as allowable
area is already Oxceeded by Venture Stores who
jointly occupy the premisis. Also to add a sign to
an existing free standing Venture sign. The following
variations are requested:
1. Variation of 25 square feet in area of sign.
2, Variation of 5 1/2 feet to allow sign to be
4 1/2 feet from ground level rather than
10 feet required.
3. Variation to permit two signs to be displayed
on a single frame,
NEIGHBORS: Notified: yes.
OBJECTORS: None
RESULTS OF TESTIMONY:
Mr. Ralson of A & P appeared and described the need
for identification to the Board and indicated the vari-
ations necessary to serve his requirements. The Board
voted 6-0 to grant the variations required.
CAROLYN KRAUSE
Chairwoman
GILBERT BASNICK
Acting Secretary
CC: File of the Zoning Board of Appeals'
All members of the Zoning Board of Appeals
Building Department
Petitioner
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TO: ilayor and Board of Trustees
FIE 01,1 Building Committee
SUBJECT Building Comr.,Lttee meeting , February 12, 1975
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PRESENT: Kenneth ScholtenD George Anderson, Building
Director Buell Dutton,, klarie Caylcr, cha ir-,T.ian
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Case. , 4- -7 D r e Al"a u1 eek, 4315 W Pro
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a v a r i a, -t . ........ .. .. 'a- Ift -addition to office building
Dr. Heck attended the committee session, requesting a
16x37.5' addition to the rear cf his present building, to
provide a total building area of approximately 1530 square feet,,
also a half -foot side yard variation for additional parking.
The building would permit expansion of his dental practice.
iihile the doctor suggested providing 11 parking spaces on the
back and west side portion of the edifice, the committee
suggested only 9 spaces to permit a less crowded parking
facility.
Dr. Heck agreed that when the rear alley was scheduled for
paving, he would not be adverse to paying his fair share o-' an
assessment for this purpose behind his property.
The Zoning �hoard of appeals voted 5-0 to recommend grant-
ing the variation allowing construction of an addition to the
business use in a R3 district, with a sidevard variation of
approximately one-half foot on the west lot line. The committee
concurs with the zoning Doard's findings.
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ase o 7 4 john 1'\,'anysz Jr. 72 0 East Ran Rd.
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V a r i a t:L=, .. . .... ........ ra " — - r"'ar yard setback in a B3 district.
George Poulos, the lessee, met with the committee concerning,
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a request to construct a 9.5lx291 addition to the rear of the
present building for storage purposes, The building is to he
used as a 24-hour restaurant to be known as The Jolly Roc-er.
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A setback of 22 --Feet- presently exists and the addition would
require a 7.51 varia4-ion. �7
L . ..mile only 17 parking spaces are
required, 23 spaces would be provided.
The building abuts a parkina4!> area for the Community Home
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C e n te r , and tithe co, rt -E:'_:5Iej'_s3P with t"inie adjacent open area now
in existence, no nei hDoring lniardshiD would he felt by the
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addition
The Zoning Board of 1--i-p-peals voted 5-0 to recomC>
mend granting
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the requested variation, and the Euilding co=mmittee concurs
with the Zoning Board's findings .
Hluilding Comi-,iittss Page 2 Feb. 12 175 1--leeting
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property at 1440-i450 Eiver i�oad, to conform to use.
A restaurant and gas station presently exist on the property
in question. Acquired in 190-0,, the property was zoned D3 in the
county. However, upon annexation of the area,, the zoning reverted
to Villa,:re hl. The petitioner requests zoning to conform to
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existin-, uses.
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The Zoning Board of Appeals voted 5-0 to recommend changing
the zoning of the south 751 from R1 to JB3 and changing the
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zoning of the remaining portion of the property from R1,1 to D4
subject to the property being subdivided into two lots. The
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Building commmittee concurs with the Zoning Board's findings.
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4 3 - V - 7 Hotter than 1,! ether' Eusc, 2 East
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, Northwest highway. A request ror s-pecial use for coin operated
machines,
she corporat ion I s pre s icien t 14r. -N-, i lliam 1-.erman . met with
the committee. It appears the devices have been on the premises
since February,, 1974, . �-4Igen a Villa -.re license was issued in A-Drilm
19749 14 coin operated machines were in operation at said
location UDon aDDlyin- for current licenses, they were denied
since it is the committee's understanding there is an ordinance
of record precluding the operation o.-rL- coin devices in the village.
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The -re also appeared to IDe some indication that parents have
di by young children usin.(-, sun ch money for flaying
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�_-he coin machines.
Tr,��j committee, bv a of o 2-1 first concurred with the
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/,on in g Board of A -peals which voted 4-1 to recommend the SDeclal
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use requested. However, ar r
-tesubsequent discussion the committee
agree -m
ad that the atter be deferred until the next regular meeting
of the board, so that V'illage ordinances in this regard can be
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confirmed.
i rie L. Caylor
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Chairman