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VILLAGE BOARD TUESDAY, MARCH T, 1977
VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT 8:00 P.M.
1. CALL TO ORDER
2. INVOCATION -- Trustee Richardson
3. ROLL CALL
MAYOR TEICHERT
TRUSTEE FLOROS TRUSTEE RHEA
TRUSTEE HENDRICKS TRUSTEE RICHARDSON
TRUSTEE MINTON TRUSTEE WATTENBERG
4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
5. APPROVAL OF BILLS
6* COMMUNICATIONS & PETITIONS CITIZENS TO BE HEARD
1. Mr. & Mrs. Miskowicz Re'-., Apartment Parking in Boxwood Area
7. MANAGEVS REPORT
1. Status Report Various Village Projects
8 MAYOR'S REPORT
10, Presentation of Resolution #7-77 to State Champ Forest, View
High School Girls Bowling Team
2., Proclam'atio,n: Mount Prospect Woman's Club Day -- Marph 1,977
3. Proclamation: League of Women Voter's Week -- March 14-18, 1977
4. Mayoral Appointments
5. Election Ordinance (EXHIBIT A)
9. COMMITTEE REPORTS
A. BUILDING COMMITTEE
1. Cases 70-Z-76 and 71, -SU -76; 820 - 826 E. Rand Road.
a., First Reading of an ordinance rezoning the above
property ( EXHIBIT B
b# First reading of an ordinance granting a special
use permit in the nature of a Planned Unit
Development with certain parking & yard varia-
(EXHIBIT C)
tions for'the above property
B. FINANCE COMMITTEE
C. FIRE & POLICE COMMITTEE
1. State of Illinois, Department of Insurance Report of
Examination -- Mt. Prospect Police Pension Fund as of
April 30, 1976
2. Step -P-1 an revisions
D. JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
E. PUBLIC HEALTH VSAFETY COMMITTEE
F. PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
1. Status Report PUD Ordinance
10. OTHER BUSINESS
1. First Reading of an ordinance amending Chapter 13 re:
Dram Shop Insurance (EXHIBIT D)
2. First Reading of an ordinance amending Section 23.103
of the Municipal Code (EXHIBIT E)
3. An ordinance amending Section 13-107 of the Municipal
Code (EXHIBIT F)
11. ITEMS TO BE REFERRED
1. Planning Commission recommendations re: Downtown Development
Plan
A. Development of open space near creeks (See p.7 of the
Comprehensive Plan) to Public Health & Safety Committee
B, Secondary Streets - Change in width to Fire & Police Committee
C. Improvements of railroad crossings - add I to Public
Works Committee
D. Roadway Improvements (see list on p. 13) to Public
Works Committee
E. Purchase Simonsen Nursery property for a park and retentipn
basin to Public Works Committee
F. Rob Roy Golf Course - leave as open space to Public Health
& Safety Committee
G. Northern Illinois Gas as outlined on P. 19 to Judiciary
Committee
12. COMMITTEE ANNOUNCEMENTS
14. ADJOURNMENT
A T T E R S I N C 0 M M I T T E E
MARCH 1 , 1977
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B U I L D I N G�
OMMITTEE
Z 8 A -3 9, Z 75 LORAS9 INC. - CALLERO & CATINO APT. COMPLEX 11-4-75
5-V-76 WILLIAM ROPPOLO - S.W. CORNER OF PROSPECT & CENTRAL 10-19-76
25-V-76 11 it If 11 11 11
WATER RATES 8-17-76
LICENSING OF MULTIPLE DWELLINGS 10-5-76
FLAGS & PENANTS - SIGN ORDINANCE VIOLATIONS (11-5-74)
2-1-77
FINANCE COMMITTEE
ALTER BLDG. CO. REVENUE BOND PROPOSAL 7-1-75
LICENSING OF REAL ESTATE BROKERS & TRANSACTIONS 7-29-75
MT. PROSPECT HOUSING AGENCY 5-18-76
LIQUOR REQUEST - SCOREBOARD LOUNGE (CLASS A) 8-3-76
FIRE & POLICE COMMITTEE
PUBLIC TRASSP '0R,AT -10N SYSTEM WITHIN THE VILLAGE 5-15-73
CABLE TV FRANCHISING 6-5-75
KEEPING FOREST AVENUE A LIMITED ACCESS STREET 6-18-74
PRICING OF INDIVIDUAL FOOD PACKAGES 11-18-75
COMMUTER PARKING 6-1-76
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
R,B,ERT GORDON. ESQ CASE #76 L 4400 7-20-76
PUBLIC HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE
AMENDMENT TO TRASH CONTAINER ORDINANCE 2-15-77
PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
COSIDERATIONOF AMENDMENTS TO ZONING ORDINANCE
10 '19-76
STORM WATER RESERVOIR -
BUSSE &,CENTRAL
RDS.
1-4-77
PLANNING COMMISSION
Z-0 N I'N G L RTN-DROAD
12-2-69
SPECIAL ZONING DISTRICT
DOWNTOWN (IND.
& ECON. DEV.)
8-4-70
ZONING CLASSIFICATION STADIUM,
ARENAS,
ATHLETIC CLUBS & FIELDS,
TENNIS COURTS, PRIVATE
& SEMI PRIVATE
CLUBS
6-2-75
ANNUAL REVIEW OF VILLAGE
COMPREHENSIVE
PLAN OR PREPARATION OF
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
PLAN ON ANNUAL
BASIS
1 -21 -75
SAFETY COMMISSION
5-0-GGESTED ROAD N-E-TWORK IN PROSPECT MEADOWS SUBDIVISION 10-1-74
BIKE SAFETY USAGE 7-2-74
4 -WAY STOP INTERSECTION SEE-GWUN & SHABONEE 6-17-75
TRAFFIC SIGNALS AT INTERSECTION BUSSE RD. & WILLOW LN. 11-18-75
DOWNTOWN LIGHTING 2-3-76
BOARD OF HEALTH
DRAINAGE & CLEAN STREAMS
MC DONALD CREEK 4-212-75
COMMUNITY SERVICES & MENTAL HEALTH COMMISSION
.......... 7 '
INTERIAN
M PLAN FOR BALCEDDISTRIBUTION 0 F ----TOU 8 1 N G 10-16-73
OPPORTUNITIES FOR NORTHEASTERN PREPARATION OF HOUSING ASSISTANCE
PLAN ON ANNUAL BASIS 1-21-75
BOARD OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS
VILLAGE MANAGER
VILLAGE ATTORNEY
STREET LIGHTING SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS
INDUSTRIAL WASTE O=RDINANCE - WITH ENGINEERS
BILLY ALTER PLATS OF DEDICATION - PUD
VILLAGE ENGINEER
I , MP I ROVEMEN'T OF DEDICATED STREETS
POLICY REGARDING STREET LIGHTING
INDUSTRIAL WASTE ORDINANCE - WITH ATTORNEY
4-WAY STOP INTERSECTION OF SEE-GWUN & SHABONEE
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT & REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
COMBINED PARKING BEHIND VILLAGE HALL
SENIOR CITIZEN ADVISORY COUNCIL
11 S "I E11 N "IOR CITIZEN CENTER, ,WITH HEALTH DEPARTMENT)
PERSONNEL DIRECTOR
CRITERIA FOR EVTLUATING THE VILLAGE MANAGER
INSURANCE COMMISSION
DEFERRED INCOME PLAN
1-20-76
2-5,7?
1 r20-76
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3-2-76
2-1-77
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 23.103
OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS:
SECTION ONE: That, pursuant to the authority vested in the President and Board
of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect under Article VII of the 1970 Constitu-
tion of the State of Illinois, Section 23.103 of Chapter 23 (Water & Sewer) of the
Municipal Code of Mount Prospect of 1957, as amended, be and the same is hereby
further amended in its entirety by eliminating the necessity of a user to make a
cash deposit with the Village Treasurer for water service; so that hereafter the
said Section 23.103 shall be and read as follows:
SECTION 23.103., User. As utilized in this Chapter, "User"' is hereby
defined as any of the following units to which water and sewer services
are provided by the Village of Mount Prospect:
A. Any single family residence;
B. Any single living unit located in any multi -family building, whether
such building is a duplex residence, a townhouse, an apartment build-
ing, a condominium building, a cooperative building , or any other re -
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s 'dential or combination use building;
C. Any eleemonsynary institution;
D. Each commercial use occupancy; and
E. Each industrial use occupancy. 11
SECTION TWO: That the Village Treasurer be and he is hereby directed to refund
any cash deposit for water service heretofore posted by any given user,, pursuant
to the terms of the former Section 23.103 of the said Municipal Code, which refund
shall be made to such user without interest.
A. Such refund may, at the discretion of the Village Treasurer , be
credited to the current account of any such user; or refunded by
warrant drawn upon the Waterworks and Sewerage Fund of the
Village of Mount Prospect.
B. Such refunds shall be accomplished during the regular course of
business within the procedures determined by the Finance Director
of the Village of Mount Prospect.
SECTION THREE: That this Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from
12: 01 o'clock a.m. , April 1, 1977, and from and after its passage, approval, and
publication in the manner provided by law.
AYES:
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PASSED this day of 1, 1977.
APPROVED this day of 7 1977.
ATTEST:
Village President
Village Clerk
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ORDINANCE NO.
1977 R.EGULA.R, ELECTION ORDINANCE FOR,
THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT
COUNTY OF COOK, STATE OF ILLINOIS
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE
OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS:
SECTION ONE: That there shall be held a regular municipal election of
officers for the Village of Alount Prospect on the 19th day of April, 1977.
SECTION TWO: That at such election there shall be elected the following
One (1) Village President - Four year term
One (1) Village Clerk - Four year term
Three (3) Village Trustees - Four year term.
Two (2) Library Directors - Six year term
One (1) Library Director - Two year term (unexpired term)
SECTION THREE: That at least thirty (30) days before the election, the Village
Clerk shall cause to be published in the Mount Prospect Herald and the Suburban
Trib, newspapers published in the Village of Mount Prospect, Notices of Elections,
which shall be substantially as follows:,
"NOTICE OF ELEC'T'ION
Notice is hereby given that on April 19, 1977, at the precincts listed herein-
below and located in the Village of Mount Prospect in the County, of Cook, a
regular municipal election will be held for the following officers:
One (1) Village President.- Four year term
One (1) Tillage Clerk Four year term
Three (3) Village Trustees Four year term
Two (2) Library Directors - Six year term
One (1) Library Director - Two year term (unexpired term)
which election will commence at 0: 00 A .M - , and continue until 6: 00 P.M.
of that day. The precincts and polling places for such election shall be:
PRECINCT 1: Palling Place: Village Hall
100 South Emerson
Mount Prospect, Illinois
which includes that part of Mount Prospect south of Central Road and north of
Northwest Highway, and bounded on the east by the Village Limits.
PRECINCT 2: Polling Place: Lions Park School
300 East Council Trail
Mount Prospect, Illinois
which includes that part of Mount Prospect lying south of Northwest Highway,
west of the eastern boundary of the Village, north of 'Weller Creek, and east of
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Emerson Street; and that part of Blount Prospect lying west of Emerson Street,
north of Weller Creek, east of Illinois Route 83 and south of Lincoln Street.
PRECINCT 3: Polling Place: Sunset Park School
603 West Lonnquist Boulevard
Mount Prospect, Illinois
which includes that part of Blount Prospect rospect west of the eastern boundary of the
said Village. south of Weller Creek, north of Golf Road, and east of Elmhurst
Avenue; and that portion of Mount Prospect lying west of Elmhurst Avenue;
south of Lonnquist Boulevard, east of WeGo Trail and north of Golf Road.
PRECINCT 4: Polling Place: Forest View School
1901 Estates Drive
Mount Prospect, Illinois
which includes that part of Blount Prospect west of Busse Road, south of
Lincoln Street and north of Lonnquist Boulevard and bounded on the west by
the Village limits; also that part of Mount Prospect lying south of Lonnquist
Boulevard west of WeGo Trail, and north of Golf Road, bounded on the west by
the Village limits; and that part of Mount Prospect lying west of Meyer Avenue,
north of Golf Road and south of Lonnquist Boulevard: (extended)
PRECINCT 5: Polling Place: Blount Prospect Country Club
600 South See-Gwun
Mount Prospect, Illinois
which includes that part of Blount Prospect lying south of Lincoln Street, west
of Illinois Route 83, north of Lonnquist Boulevard and east of Busse Road.
PRECINCT 6: Polling Place: Westbrook School
105 South Busse Road
Mount Prospect, Illinois
which includes that part of Blount Prospect lying south of Central Road, west of
WeGo Trail, north of Lincoln Street and east of the western boundary of the
said Village.
'PRECINCT 7: Polling Place: Lincoln School
700 West Lincoln Street
Mount Prospect, Illinois
which includes that part of Blount Prospect lying south of Central Road and
Prospect Avenue, west of Emerson Street, north of Lincoln Street and east of
WeGo Trail.
PRECINCT 8: Polling Place: Friedrichs Funeral Home
3 North Ridge Street
Mount Prospect, Illinois
which includes that part of Mount Prospect lying north of Northwest Highway
as well as Central Road, west of Pine Street, and south of Isabella Street;
and all that part of Mount Prospect lying south of Northwest' Highway and north
of Central Road, south of the northern portion of the said Village and east of
the western boundary of the said Village.
PRECINCT 9: Polling Place:, William Busse School
101 North Owen Street
Mount Prospect, Illinois
which includes that part of Mount Prospect lying north of Central Road, east of
Pine Street, south of Isabella Street, and west of Rand Road.
PRECINCT 10: Polling Place: Fairview School
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300 North Fairview
Mount Prospect, Illinois
which includes that part of Mount Prospect lying south of Kensington Road, west
of Pine Street, north of Isabella Street, and bounded on the west by the Village
limits.
PRECINCT 11:-, Polling Place: Euclid Avenue School
1211 Wheeling Road
Mount Prospect, Illinois
which includes that part of Mount Prospect lying north of Kensington Road,
west of Wolf Road south of Euclid Avenue and east of East Drive located in the
Randhurst Shopping Center.
PRECINCT 12:., Polling Place: Robert Frost School
1308 Cypress Drive
Mount Prospect, Illinois
which includes all that part of Mount Prospect lying south of Golf Road, west of
Linneman Road, east of Busse Road, and bounded on the south by the Village
limits.
PRECINCT 13:- Polling Place: Cumberland Baptist Church
1500 East Central Road
Mount Prospect, Illinois
which includes that part of Mount Prospect lying south of Kensington Road,
east of Rand Road, north of the south boundary of the said Village, west of
Wolf Road; excluding therefrom that portion of Mount Prospect lying south of
Kensington Road. west of Brentwood Lane (extended), north of Gregory Street
(extended), and east of Rand Road.
PRECINCT 14:- Polling Place: Gregory School
400 East Gregory Street
Mount Prospect, Illinois
which includes that part of Mount Prospect lying west of Rand Road, north of
Isabella Street, east of Pine Street, and south of Kensington Road; and that
part of Mount Prospect lying west of Brentwood Lane (extended), north of
Gregory Street (extended), east of Rand Road, and south of Kensington Road.
PRECINCT 15:-1 Polling Place: Park View School
805 Burning Bush Lane
Mount Prospect, Illinois
which includes that part of Mount Prospect lying west of River Road, north of
Kensington Road (Foundry Road) . east of Wolf Road, and south of Euclid
Avenue.
PRECINCT 16:- Polling Place: River Trails Park District
1313 Burning Bush Lane (Community Bldg.)
Mount Prospect, Illinois
which includes that part of Mount Prospect lying west of River Road, north of
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Euclid Avenue, south of Camp McDonald Road, and east of the western limits
of said Village.
PRECINCT 17: Polling Place: Robert Frost School
1804 Aspen Drive
Mount Prospect, Illinois
which includes that part of Mount Prospect lying west of River Road, north of
Camp McDonald Road, and bounded on the west and north by the Village
limits.
PRECINCT 18: Polling Place: Dempster Jr. High School
420 West Dempster Street
Mount Prospect, Illinois
which includes that part of Mount Prospect lying south of Golf Road, west of
Elmhurst Road, east of Linneman Road, and bounded on the south by the Vil-
lage limits.
PRECINCT 19: Polling Place: John Jay School
1835 West Pheasant Trail
Mount Prospect,, Illinois
which includes that part of Mount Prospect lying south of Golf Road, west of
Busse Road, north of Northwest Tollway, east of the western limits of the
said Village.
PRECINCT 20: Polling Place: Colony Country Condominiums
Recreation Center
1455 Picadilly Circle
lUount Prospect, Illinois
which includes that Part of Mount Prospect lying north of Kensington Road, west
of Illinois Route 83, and bounded on the north and west by the Village limits;
and that part of Mount Prospect lying north of Kensington Road, east of Illinois
Route 83 and south of Euclid Avenue and west of East Drive located in the
Randhurst Shopping Center.
By order of theiPresident and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect
only qualified and registered voters of the Village of Mount Prospect shall be
permitted to vote and must vote at the place designated as an election precinct
within which they reside.
By order of the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect
Cook County, Illinois, dated this day of 1977.
(s) Robert D. Teichert, President
Attest:
(s) Donald W. Goodman
Village Clerk I,'
SECTION FOUR: That the precincts or voting districts for such election and the
polling places shall be those designated in Section Three hereinabove.
SECTION FIVE: That the judges of election shall be those as shall be hereafter
designated by the President and Board of Trustees to serve as election officials.
SECTION SIX: That the electronic ballots land separate write-in ballots to be
used at election shall be in the form prescribed by statute and it shall be the duty of
the Village Clerk to see to the preparation of the official ballots for the election, and
to cause a sample of each such ballot to be published at least five (5) days prior to
the day of election in two (2) newspapers of general circulation published in the Vil-
lage, and to provide the necessary election supplies for each voting district or pre-
cinct, which supplies shall include two (2) ballot boxes (one (1) for electronic ballots
and one (1) for write-in ballots).
SECTION SEVEN: That said election and all matters pertaining thereto shall be
conducted in the manner prescribed by statute for the conduct of a regular municipal
election for Village officers.
SECTION EIGHT.- That this Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and
after its passage, approval. and publication in the manner provided by law.
AYES:
NAYS:
PASSED this day of 1977.
APPROVED this day of 1977.
Village Clerk
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Village President
Village of Mount Prospect
100 S. Emerson NAOUnt Prospect, Illinois 6OOE36
CONIMITTF.E PREPORT Phone 312 / 392-6000
TO: Mayor Board of Trustees
F ROM: Trustee E. F. Richardson., Cha ,irman, Fi-rlle & Police Com,Hittee
SUBJECT: Fire & Polices Committee Meeting 2-14-7
DATE:, February 22, 1977
Present; Chairman Richardson; Trustees Floros & Minton; Police,
Chief Doney, Assistant Village Manager Geick, and Officer
Len Yourg, President of Mt. Prospect Chapter of Combined
Counties Police Association.
State of Illinois, Department of Insurance Report of Examination—
Mount Prospect Police Pension Fund As of April 3("), 1.976:
According to this report, our Police Pension Board of Trustess
has operat.ed the fund within the guidelines with minor exceptions
such as: proof of age and proof of physical fitness is absent
on some members; written application forparticipation in the
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fund is needed from two officers; and two members are not current
on salary deductions. All of theseems have now been taken
care of by the Board which is made up of: Earl Meese and Doug
Winkelmann, appointed,, Jim Lange, Fred Hedlund and Ambrose Kranz,
elected. Dick Jesse serves as treasurer.
Tax 'levies made during the ensuing fiscal year should be sufficient
to assure that the fund will receive net income in the amount of
$206,807. from the municipality.
The Committee voted 3-0 to recommend Board acceptance of this,
report.
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Officer You asked the Committee to postpone any discussion on
this matter until the new Chapter officers had time to become
familiar with details. The Committee agreed to postpone until
the March or April meeting.
E. F. Richardson
Chairman
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Charles Reith, 202 S. Owen
Phil Bureigi5l-103 S. Hunt Club Drive, representing
Huntington Commons Condominium, Association
George Anderson.,) 1005 W. Isabella
Irene Stephan5 218 S. William
Linda Mosda, 2.02 N. Wille
Arthur Bran11 N. Pine
Discussicon did take p-la-ce on the fact that
dwelling units may have one ma -74-n oervicing many farni-1�..es
which would, raise their rates if the surcharge was
instituted. Mr. Mul dovine y explained the fact that
taking those units -'into consideration would reflect no
substantial increase in the quarterly rate.
Mayor Krause requested Mr. Muldowney to submit a report
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in time for the July 5th "Village Boai meing
reflecting 7,500 gallon per quarter minii-num, also a
report reflecting the effect of no minimurri charge.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mayor Krause announced there yowl d be a .meco of the
Whole meeting June 30th, at 8:00 P.M. for the purpose
of discussing construct -Ion problems involved with the
D deep tunnel project.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
r1',he Village Board, went into Executive Session at 10.-00 P.M.
to discuss litigatioll.
The Village Board re -convened C -L 10:101 P.M.
Present upon roll calla. Krause Floros Hendricks
Murauskis Richardson
Trustee Richardson, seconded by Trustee F.oro s5 moved
that the Village Attorney be and he is hereby authorlzed
to accept the Mcl-lugla Construction Company offer, of
June 22, 1977, $30,000 cash as a complete settlement of
all the Village's claims against the McHugh Construction
Company and the D.1strict in reference to the loss of
Well Do. 10.
Upon roll call 4* Ayes: Floros Hendricks Murauskis
RDLchardson Krause
Motion carried.
ADJOURNMENT
Trustee Richardson, seconded bv Trustee Floros, rr�oved to
adjourn the meetin.g.
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Upon roll call: Ayes: F 1 o YL, o s Hendrick D/lu i a u sk -
Ric?iardson
'10 Motion carried.
ADJOURNMENT 10:13 P.M.
Donald W. GOdin a,n
Village of Mount Prospect
100 S. Emerson Mount Pro.spect, Illinois 60056
Phone 312 392-6000
COMMITTEE REPORT
TO: Mayor & Board of Trustees
FROM: Trustee Norma Murauskis, Chairman, Public Health &
Safety Committee
SUBJECT: Public Health & Safety Committee Meeting 7-14-77
DATE: July 19, 1977
Present: Chairman Murauskis; Trustees Hendricks & Richardson;
Also present Herb Mollenkamp, Health Services
Department.
Self -Service Gas Stations:
The Committee reviewed a memorandum pertaining to self-service
gas stations from Buell Dutton, Director of Building & Zoning.
Mr. Dutton is apparently somewhat skeptical of the advantages
of these self-service stations and expressed his concern over
possible disadvantages of same. However, Trustee Richardson
stated that the self-service stations are now operating in more
than 45 states, and during the past 6 years there have been no
major problems, to the best of his knowledge.
After fully discussing the matter, the Committee agreed unanimously
to request the Village Attorney to draft an ordinance permitting
the operation of self-service stations within our Village limits.
The following items charged to our Committee, as listed below:
(a) Amendment to trash container ordinance - request of
Mr. Bart Keljik-,
(b) Rob Roy Golf Course - leave as open space;
(c) Scavenger service contract;
were briefly discussed, but no action was taken, pending further
review.
Norma J. Murauskis
Chairman
NJM:msw