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COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
A G E N D A
Meeting Location: Meeting Date and Time:
Board Room, 2nd Floor Tuesday, August 10, 1982
112 East Northwest Highway 7:30 p.m.
CALL TO ORDER - ROLL CALL
II. ACCEPTANCE OF MINUTES OF JULY 27, 1982.
III. CITIZENS TO BE HEARD
IV. MULTI -FAMILY REFUSE PICK-UP
At the last Committee of the Whole meeting, Inland Realty
raised.the question as to whether or not they were receiving
a free pick-up from the Village of Mount Prospect, along
with the pick-ups which they pay Browning Ferris for.
Attached is a memorandum from Director of Health Services
Patrick Luehring indicating the situation at Inland as
well as describing the costs for additional pick-ups per
week. Inland has indicated that they would be interested
in contracting on their own with someone other than
Browning Ferris as they believe they may receive a cheaper
rate. They would then like the Village to contribute the
$2.70 per month, per unit that we contribute to Browning
Ferris directly to their new contractor, Mr. Luehring
will be available for general.discuss-ion regarding multi-
family refuse pick-up.
V. RECOMMENDED -CHANGES TU THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
Periodically, the Planning Commission reviews,,the Village's
Comprehensive Plan for the purpose of updating the uses
as well as procedures and language. In June, the�..Commission
met and proposed the changes which were distributed with
the Committee of the Whole packet. These recommended
changes are primarily concerned with bringing our Comprehensive
Plan into compliance with our Zoning Ordinance, Developmental
Code and any other portions of the Village Code which may
have been changed. A representative fr6in the Department
of Community Development will be available to discuss more
specifically the details of the proposed changes.
VI. FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION MEMBERSHIP
On several occasions, the Board has discussed the possibility
of increasing the membership on the Board of the Fire and
Police Commissioners from three to five. Input has been
received from both Chief Pairitz and Chief Pavlock who-,
in general, are in support of the concept. In addition,
Mr. Hedges has worked with Boards structured in both wayOMMOOMM
and finds the five member Boardmuchmore effective. Thi—
is primarily because it is much easier to have a quorum C AUG1
three members and furthermore, it allows the possibility
of dividing into sub -committees during the testing.and
appointment process if needed. As you are aware, the
Police Chief is currently developing procedures for .
recruiting and appointing Officers to fill the several
vacancies we now have in our Police Department, and we
feel it is important, at this time, to consider increasing
the size of the Board prior to that testing process.
Several other communities have increased the size of their
Boards generally to five members as well and the feedback
we have received is very positive. The members of the
Board of the Fire and Police Commission have been informed
that this item will be on the Agenda for the Committee of
the Whole on August 10.
VII. MANAGER'S REPORT
1. Update of G. T. Bubble Gum establishment.
2. Weller Creek Project.
3. Special Service Area.
VIII.ANY OTHER BUSINESS
IX. ADJOURNMENT
DEFERRED ITEMS
Development Code Administrative Update
Management Salaries
Youth and Vandalism
Sign Ordinance
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