R-80-01IRESOLUTION NO. R -80 -01 I
WHEREAS, the counties of Lake and McHenry, together with the many
municipalities contained therein, have for many years cooperated in local
efforts to improve the law enforcement and criminal and juvenile justice
systems in said counties and municipalities through, -the Lake - McHenry Law
Enforcement Commission; and
WHEREAS, through that association the aforesaid counties and munici-
palities have determined that there is a need to plan and coordinate the
efforts of the numerous public and private agencies involved in said
systems; and
WHEREAS, the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act of 1974
already provides for the active consultation with and participation of
local governments and private agencies in the development of both local
and state plans for the improvement and coordination of the juvenile
justice system; and
WHEREAS, by means.of the Justice System Improvement Act of 1979, the
Congress of the United States has determined that local efforts to achieve
such improved planning and coordination for law enforcement and criminal
justice systems should be expanded and strenghtened through a program
commonly known as the "entitlement" program; and
WHEREAS, the Illinois Law Enforcement Commission has passed certain
resolutions,regulations and guidelines implementing the aforesaid entitle-
ment program in Illinois; and
WHEREAS, the Village of Deerfield has determined that the aforesaid
entitlement program is one which would benefit said municipality, as well
as the various other counties and municipalities within the Lake - McHenry
Law Enforcement Region, and one in which the aforesaid Region should
participate,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT,RESOLVED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE VILLAGE OF DEERFIELD, LAKE AND COOK COUNTIES, ILLINOIS, AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION The Village of Deerfield hereby authorizes the Lake - McHenry
ONE: Law Enforcement Commission to serve as a "local criminal
justice advisory board" as defined in the Justice System
Improvement Act of 1979 and agrees to cooperate with said
Region so.that it may fulfill the duties imposed upon such
boards by federal or state law.
SECTION The Village of.Deerfield hereby,-agrees, through the agency
TWO: of Lake - McHenry Law Enforcement Commission with each other
participating unit of government within said Region to
cooperatively promote improvements in the law enforcement
and criminal.and juvenile justice systems within said Region,
particularly those which transcend the departments, agencies
or geographical boundaries of any single such unit, all as
more fully set out in the by -laws of the Lake - McHenry Law
Enforcement Commission.
SECTION- The Village of Deerfield hereby endorses the authorized
THREE: services and activities of Lake- McHenry Law Enforcement
Commission, as set out in its.by.laws, which said Region
proposed to provide to'its constituent units of government
upon request, as beneficial to said municipality; and more
generally as in the best interest of all units of local
government situated within said Region.
SECTION The Village of Deerfield hereby authorizesthe Lake - McHenry
FOUR: Law Enforcement Commission to apply for, receive, utilize
and expend -such federal or state funds as might be available
to it, to assist.it in performing services and activities,
all in accordance with applicable law.
AYES: Gavin, Heisler, Marty, Seidman, Swanson, York (6)
NAYS: None (0)
ABSENT: None (0)
PASSED this 7th day of January A.D., 1980.
APPROVED this 7th day of January A.D. , 1980.
VILLAGE PRESIDENT
ATTEST:
VILLAGE CLERK (Deputy)
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GEORGE W. DUNNE
President, Board of
Cook County Commissioners
JOHN H. STROGER, JR.
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RICHARD J. DALEY CENTER ROOM 310
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS 60602 443 -7681
March 20, 1981
ALEX R. SEITH
Chairman of
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NICHOLAS A. PHILLIPS
Secretary of
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Schain, Burney and Kenny
Robert Kenny, Attorney
180 N. LaSalle St..
Suite #2327
Chicago, Illinois
Re: William & Kathleen Sellas
Docket #3615 & #3618
Z.A. #SU -80 -41 & #V -80 -84
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Dear Mr. Kenny:
The Board of Commissioners of Cook County, at its meeting
held on March 16, 1981, has'denied.your application for a
Special Use permit in the C -7 Office /Research Park District
for a Restaurant.
The Zoning Board of Appeals has ruled that the variation
request was not necessary since the subject property is a
lot of record and therefore variation is being withdrawn.
Very truly yours,
NAP /dk Nicholas A.-
Phillips-Secretary
C.C. William F. Harris, COMissioner
Lena Bruno, Zoning Administratrix
Village of 'Northbrook
Village of Deerfield (Clerk)
Village of Riverwoods
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GEORGE W. DUNNE
President, Board of
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Schain, Burney and Kenny
Robert Kenny, Attorney
180 N. LaSalle St.
Suite #2327
Chicago, Illinois
Dear Mr. Kenny:
March 20, 1981
ALEX R. SEITH
Chairman of
Zoning Board of Appeals
NICHOLAS A. PHILLIPS
Secretary of
Zoning Board of Appeals
Re: William & Kathleen Sellas
Docket #3615 & #3618
Z.A. #SU -80 -41 & #V -80 -84
C.B. #103467
The Board of Commissioners of Cook County, at its meeting
held on March 16, 1981, has denied.your application for a
Special Use permit in the C -7 Office /Research Park District
for a Restaurant.
The Zoning Board of Appeals has ruled that the variation
request was not necessary since the subject property is a
lot of record and therefore variation is being withdrawn.
Very truly yours,
NAP /dk Nicholas A.- Phillips
Secretary
c.c. William F. Harris, Commissioner
Lena Bruno, Zoning Administratrix
Village of Northbrook
Village of Deerfield (Clerk)
Village of Riverwoods
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GEORGE W. DUNNE
President, Board of
Cook County Commissioners
JOHN H. STROGER, JR.
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RICHARD J. DALEY CENTER ROOM 310
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Schain, Burney and Kenny
Robert Kenny, Attorney
180 N. LaSalle St..
Suite #2327
Chicago, Illinois
Dear Mr. Kenny:
March 20, 1981
ALEX R. SEITH
Chairman of
Zoning Board of Appeal s
NICHOLAS A. PHILLIPS
Secretary of
Zoning Board of Appeals
Re: William & Kathleen Sellas
Docket #3615 & #3618
Z.A. #SU -80 -41 & #V -80 -84
C.B. #103467
The Board of Commissioners of Cook County, at its meeting
held on March 16, 1981, has denied your application for a
Special Use permit in the C -7 Office /Research Park District
for a Restaurant.
The Zoning Board of Appeals has ruled that the variation
request was not necessary since the subject property is a
lot of record and therefore variation is being withdrawn.
NAP /dk
c.c. William F. Harris, Canmissioner
Lena Bruno, Zoning Administratrix
Village of Northbrook
Village of Deerfield (Clerk)
Village of Riverwoods
Very truly yours,
Nicholas A.-Phillips
Secretary
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PROCLMATION
VEEPF.AS, the Village of Deerfield has more than 50 licensed
Amateur Radio operators who continually demonstrate their skill and ability
in dedicated volunteer public service in the interest of the community,
state, and national welfare; and
WHEREAS, these operators have given freely, without personal gain
or recognition, many benefits to the citizens of the world through the
operation of the stations and the development of new techniques and equip-
i ment; and
i WHEREAS, these operators are prepared to give of their time and
resources in aiding others to communicate with their families from many
inaccessible points throughout the world and from ships at sea; and
WHEREAS, these operators represent the Village of Deerfield before
the citizens of the world, and they have done much in the promotion of
international understanding and goodorill; and
WHEREAS, these operators are on a continual alert to furnish vital
emergency communication facilities in periods requiring civil defense
Treasures, in time of natural disasters, accidents, need for medical
assistance, and
WHEREAS, these operators conduct effective'education.and training
for prospective operators and for the general_ public, and
WHEREAS, the ccntinuing presence of these operators is of great
benefit to the Village of Deerfield in hours of need and a service of
humanity,-
NOW, =EFORE, I, BERNARD FORREST, Mayor of the Village of
Deerfield; Illinois, do hereby proclaim the week of June 22 -28, 1980 to
be
in the Village of Deerfield, and call upon all citizens to pay appro-
priate tribute to the amateur radio operators of our Village.
PROCLAIMED this 2nd day of June, A.D. 1980.
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WHEREAS, the Bohb'Y Faith was established in the Village of Deerfield
twenty -f ive years ago, in the spring of 1955; and
WHEREAS, members of the Bahb'iCommunity of Deerfield are working to
strengthen the bonds of understanding among people of all religions, races and
nationalities to provide the means for establishing order in the world; and
WHEREAS, members of the Band r Community of Deerfield have served
Deerfield in the areas of education, human relations, village services and the
arts; and
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Bernard Forrest, Mayor of the Village of Deerfield,
Illinois, do hereby proclaim the week -of May I I to May 17, 1980 to be
BAHA'I WEEK
and I urge all residents of the Village of Deerfield to join me in the recognition
and honoring of the Twenty -Fifth Anniversary of the Bohb'l' Community of
Deerfield.
PROCLAIMED this 21st day of April, 1980.
Bernard Forrest, Mayor
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WHEREAS, many of our convalescing aged and chronically ill
citizens spend varying periods of time in long term care facilities;
and
WHEREAS, long term care facilities in our community have dedi-
cated themselves to providing quality care to those entrusted to them;
and
WHEREAS, the long term care profession has forcefully demon-
strated its dedication by continually striving to upgrade standards of
care and improve services; and
WHEREAS, Brentwood North Nursing and Rehabilitation Center and
the Illinois Health Care Association are sponsoring many activities in
observance of National Nursing Home Week, beginning Mother's Day,
May 11th:
NOW, THEREFORE, I, BERNARD FORREST, Mayor of the Village of
Deerfield, Illinois, do hereby proclaim the week of May 11 to May 17,
1980, to be NATIONAL NURSING HOME WEEK, and I urge all residents of Deer-
field to join in.this observance and participate in a demonstration of
recognition, support and encouragement, and appreciation for the high
standard of care that long term care facilities are providing in our
community.
PROCLAIMED this 21st day of April, 1980.
BERNARD FORREST, Mayor
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PROCLAMATION
:' WHEREAS, our society has become increasingly dependent
on household chemicals to perform labor- saving, time - saving miracles
for us; and on dangerous drugs to provide health - giving, life - sustaining
benefits; and
WHEREAS, these products, when not used as intended or directed,
can be hazardous; and
WHEREAS, innocent children too often gain access to them;
and
WHEREAS, accidental poisonings among children continue at the
rate of more than 100,000 annually, despite new packaging techniques;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, BERNARD FORREST, Mayor of the Village
of Deerfield, Illinois, do hereby proclaim March 16th through 22nd, 1980,
to be Poison Prevention Week in Deerfield. Further I direct the appropriate
agencies of the Village government,and invite local organizations and indivi
duals,to participate in programs which will alert our citizens to the
potential dangers of misusing medicines and household substances and promote
effective safeguards against accidental poisoning.
PROCLAIMED: This 5th day of March, A.D. 1980.
RNARD FORREST, Mayor
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