HomeMy WebLinkAbout3258_001COMMITTZ JF THE WHOLE
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Meeting Location: Meeting Date and Time:
Board Room, 2nd Floor Tuesday, July 13, 1982
Public Safety Builing 7:30 p.m.
112 East Northwest Highway
I. CALL TO ORDER - ROLL CALL
II. ACCEPTANCE OF MINUTES OF JUNE 22, 1982,
III, MUNICIPAL FINANCES
At a previous Committee of the Whole meeting, the staff
was instructed to begin preparation and final research
on the establishment of a Food and Beverage Sales Tax
not to exceed 1%. We have secured ordinances from cities
of Decatur, Peoria and Rockford which have instituted
similar taxes. The Village attorney is preparing a draft
Ordinance and it will be available at the meeting.
Enclosed is a memorandum from the Director of Management
Services giving our most recent estimate of the revenues
to be expected from the 1% tax together with some
commentary on the Cigarette Tax of Evanston and the
Gasoline Tax of Rosemont. the Village Manager met with
the Board of Directors of the Chamber of Commerce on
Thursday, July 8, to answer questions and give the
rationalization of the need for the additional revenue
sources. The Chamber of Commerce has been invited to
attend the meeting and express their opinions. The
Chamber believes that a new revenue source should be on a
broad base than on just one element of the business
community.
IV. MUNICIPAL CONFERENCE TAXI CAB REPORT
Enclosed with your Agenda is the final report and r"e"commended
Ordinances prepared by the Municipal Conference Task -Force.
The Village of Glenview and the City of Des Plaines have
already taken action to implement the basic concept of
the report and the Mayor and the Board should discuss
whether or not they want to proceed with the recommendations
and join the local service area, adopt joint licensing
procedures and deregulate fares. Also enclosed is a
letter from Mr. Robert Birks objecting to the deregulation
procedures and Mr. Birks has been invited to attend the
Committee of the Whole meeting.
V. PUBLIC SWIMMING POOL REGULATIONS
Currently, our Health Department inspects public swimming
pools with the exception of those operated by the Park
District and School Districts. We received this authoriza-
tion from the State of Illinois through Cook County. We
do not regulate beyond construction materials, or on a
specific complaint basis, private swimming pools of single',
family residences. Director of Health Services Patrick
Luehring suggests that the Village consider adopting
the State Public Swimming Pool Sanitation Rules and
Regulations as a local Ordinance so that if specific
enforcement is necessary, we can control that enforcement
through our local court system rather than referring the
matter to the County and the State. The enclosed
Ordinance draft has not been reviewed by our attorney,
but will be prepared by the attorney in final form should
the Board conclude as a policy matter that we want to adopt
this as a local Ordinance.
VI. MANAGER'S REPORT
1. Landlord/Tenant Ordinance
2. Sign Ordinance
3. Colony Country Townhomes
VII. ANY OTHER BUSINESS
VIII.ADJOURNMENT
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Development Code Administrative Update
Management Salaries
Fire and Police Commission Membership
Youth and Vandalism