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NEXT ORDINANCE NO. 2554
NEXT RESOLUTION NO. 3-75
OR D ER OF BU S I N E S S
Village Board January 28, 1975
Village of Mount Prospect Tuesday, 8:00 P. M.
Special meeting of the Mayor and Board of Trustees of the
Village of Mount Prospect called by Mayor Teichert on Friday,
January 24, 1975 pursuant to Chapter 2 "The Board of Trustees"
Section 2.103 "Meetings" as spe-cifted in the Municipal Code
of Mount Prospect.
1. CALL TO ORDER
2. INVOCATION - Trustee Richardson
3. ROLL CALL
MAYOR ROBERT D. TEICHERT
TRUSTEE ANDERSON TRUSTEE CAYLOR
TRUSTEE GUSTUS TRUSTEE RICHARDSON
TRUSTEE HENDRICKS TRUSTEE SCHOLTEN
PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING A PREF ANNEXATION AGREEMENT
FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT WHEELING ROAD AND CAMP
MC DONALD ROAD, KNOWN AS THE ROB ROY COUNTRY CLUB
PROPERTY
5. ADJOURNMENT
Sergeant-at-armsl: Officer Ralph Timm
MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING
OF THE
MAYOR AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES
January 14 1975
Mayor Te"11chert called this meeting on December 10, 1974
for the purpose of continuing consideration of the
petition of Kenroy, Inc. for Cases ZBA-26-Z-73 and ZBA-
27-SU-73 - involving the Rob Roy Country Club.
The Village Clerk called the meeting to order at 8:00 P. M*'
Present upon roll call: 0
Absent: Mayor Teilchert, Trustees Anderson, Caylor, Gustus,
Hendricks, Richardson, Scholten.
The Village Clerk declared there was no quorum, and the
meeting was adjourned. Time: 8:01 P. M.
DONALD W. GOODMAN
Village Clerk
M E H 0 R A N D U M
TO: Mayor and Board of Trustees
FROM: Building Committee
SUBJECT: Building Committee Meeting, January 8, 1974
PRESENT: George Anderson,, Kenneth Scholten, Building
Director Buell Dutton, Marie Caylor, Chairman
Observers: Trustees E.F. Richardson, U.T.
Gustus, Edward Rhea
Case No, ZBA-47-V-74, Petitioner David Wo Tector, residing
at 222 N. Williams, requested a variation of 91 7 1/211 from the
lot line to build a screen house on an existing slab at the
rear of his residence.
The proposed screen porch would be roofed and placed on a
wood framed wainscot. The petitioner explained the screen house
would never be enclosed but was to be used for summer entertain-
ing. The petitioner further declared the building code would be
followed and a neighbor, Mr. Pasow, stated he had no objection
to the proposed porch,
The Zoning Board of Appeals voted 5-0 to recommend approval
of the variation request, and the Building committee unanimously
concurred with the Zoning Board's recommendation.
Case No. ZBA-42-Z-74, The petitioner, Michael Schiessle,
requests rezoning from RX to R4, property located at 618 Eo
Algonquin Road, Arlington Heights. The property in question
(map 31S) is approximately 107 feet wide by approximately 1150
feet deep. Although the petitioner originally requested annexa-
tion to the village in July, the subject lot was subsequently
involuntarily annexed to Mount Prospect.
After discussion before the Zoning Board of Appeals for two
buildings on the narrow lot, the petitioner changed his request
to build a single building containing 60 units with 30 1 -bedroom
apartments and 30 2 -bedroom units, showing a -.density of 20*95
i
unts per acre. Provision was to be made for 1.62 parking spaces
per unit. A playlot presently used by an adjacent school, the
size of which is 3151 x 1071, on the east end of the subject
property is a part of the land under discussions The petitioner
proposes to retain the playlot for the time being, for its present
use; and suggests erecting a�fence separating the playlot from
the development. The proposed building would be a 3 -story walk.up
with single units approximating 900 square feet and 2 -bedroom
units between 1000 and 1100 feet per units
Building Committee Report -2 January 16, 1975
Although the Zoning Board of Appeals voted 6-0 to recommend
granting the rezoning, the Building Committee expressed concern
because of the narrow lot, and the need for a firelane with
turn -around space* As will be noted on the map, there is a
similar open strip of land immediate adjacent to the subject
property which could be combined with the proposed development
for better layout, The Building Committee, therefore, recommends
non -concurrence with the zoning Board's findings, and suggests
that the petitioner pursue efforts to purchase the adjacent lot
so that firelanes and better open space privislions, can be met,
Case No, ZBA-48-V-74 for a side yard variation of 13.44
feet at the southeast corner of Forest and Thayer.
The petitioner, John Mullowney of Park Ridge, declared he
has a contract to purchase the property subject to obtaining
the requested variation. The property is on the corner of Forest
and Thayer, having a 49.221 frontage on Forest with 131,891
frontage on Thayer, thus having, in essence, two front yards.
The petitioner testified that he proposed to construct a
home with detached garage, at the southeast corner of the lot,
two feet from the property line* He further said that because
of the uniqueness of the lot, the 13#44' variation would be the
only practical way to construct the home.
The Zoning Board of Appeals felt the garage should be
located 51 from either lot line instead of the 2 -foot dimension
indicated, and, with the above stipulation the Zoning Board
voted 5-0 to recommend approval of the variation, The Building
Committee, by'a vote of 2-1 concurred with the Zoning Board's
recommendation, with Building Committee member George Anderson
desiring to file a minority report on the subject case*
The Committee further discussed the Kenroy proposed Rob Roy
development at length with Roy Gottlieb and other Kenroy staff
members. Discussion included, buildings. tap -on fees, dedication
of property for a fire station. tie perpetuity of the proposed
18 -hole golf course, and details poncerning an annexation agree-
ment, No vote was taken on this matter.
MLC Marie Lo Caylor, Chairman