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April 17, 1972
The regular meeting of the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of
Deerfield was called to order by the President in the Council Chambers of the Village
Hall on Monday, April 17, 1972 at 8:05 p.m. The clerk called the roll and reported
that the following were
Present: Bernard Forrest, President
Albert E. Brust
George Kelm
Werner E. Neuman
Stephen M. Slavin
M. Jay Turner, Jr.
Absent: Charles R. Bootz
and that a quorum was present and in attendance at the meeting. Also present was
the Village manager, Norris Stilphen.
Two Proclamations were signed by the President, one designating May as Senior
Citizens Month, the second for the Girl Scouts..
Trustee Brust moved, seconded by Trustee Neuman, that the minutes of the
minutes of the reeular(-.' meeting of April 3, 1972 be approved as submitted, and
the the minutes of the adjourned meeting of April 10, 1972 be approved as corrected.
(Page 4, Heading "Budget" - 5th para. 5th line - substitute "postponed" for "with-
drawn"). Motion carried unanimously.
Approve Warrant No. W -72 -4 Trustee Slavin moved, seconded by Trustee
Neuman, that Warrant No. W -72 -4 - Payment of
bills including fund transfers and reimbursements, be approved. Adopted by the
following vote:
Ayes: Kelm, Neuman,
Nays: None (0)
Abstaining: Brust
Slavin, Turner (4)
(1)
Discussion - Police Community Trustee Brust stated articles in a Chicago news -
Relations Grant paper reported that the Village had misused
funds granted for a Police Community Relations
officer, and funds had been frozen. He stated no funds had been received and therefore
could not be spent. The manager stated a check for part of the grant had been re-
ceived, and funds had been frozen as is customary when any issue is raised on the
use of the money. No funds have been expended as yet.
President Forrest stated one of the stipulations of the grant is that an
experienced police officer;-beeappointed Community Relations officer, and a replace-
ment be hired.
Trustee Slavin stated it was his understanding that the Board had approved
the application for the grant, reserving the question on whether to approve the
project. The clerk was asked to check the minutes regarding approval of the appli-
cation and acceptance of the grant.
Accept Bid Employers Insurance Trustee Neuman moved, seconded by Trustee Slavin,
of Wausau - Comprehensive Insurance that bids on comprehensive insurance be discussed.
$24338 Annual Premium Motion carried unanimously.
Trustee Neuman stated only two bids had been received, and none from the
present carrier due to Allstate's policy of not submitting bids on Police Indemni-
fication and Liability insurance. It has been his experience that new bidders may
submit better prices, and suggested that bids be requested on separate parts. The
manager stated that present insurance coverage expires May 1st, and urged acceptance
of the low bUd. He stated if partial bids are requested no bids may be submitted on
certain parts.
Trustee Slavin moved, seconded by Trustee Turner, that the low bid submitted
by Employers Insurance of Wausau be accepted for a three year term with an annual
premium of $24,338 net. Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Brust, Kelm, Neuman, Slavin, Turner (5)
Nays: None (0)
Ordinance Authorizing Special Trustee Slavin cleft the meeting at this
Use - Mulder Nursing Home time due to a conflict of interests.
(0- 72 -20)
The request for a height variation having
been withdrawn, Trustee Kelm moved, seconded by Trustee Turner, that the ordin-
ance be passed authorizing a special use for the Mulder Nursing Home on Lot 1,
Golf View Subdivision. Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Brust, Kelm, Neuman, Turner (4)
N ays: None (0)
The President signed the ordinance indicating his approval thereof.
Trustee Slavin re- entered the meeting and was present thereafter.
Ordinance- Mun,.Code Amend. The ordinance was presented amending
Bicycle Registration Sections 21.001 - Definitions and 21.004 -
(0- 72 -21) Bicycles - Registration required.
Trustee Brust moved, seconded by Trustee Neuman, that the rules be waived
to permit action on the ordinance at its first presentation. Motion carried
u nanimously.
Trustee Slavin moved, seconded by Trustee Neuman, that the ordinance
be passed.
Trustee Brust questioned the enforcability of the requirement that, upon
the sale or transfer of the bicycle, the registration tag shall be removed and
returned to the Chief of Police. He then moved, seconded by Trustee Kelm, that
tthi6srequirement be deleted. Motion carried unanimously.
The ordinance, as amended, was passed with the following vote:
Ayes: Brust, Kelm, Neuman, Slavin, Turner (5)
N ays: None (0)
The President signed the ordinance indicating hii approval thereof.
Trustee Neuman asked that the Chief of Police conduct a Bicycle Regis-
tration day at each school in the Village before the close of the school year.
1st Presentation - Ordinance The first presentation was made of an ordin-
Redemption from Dog Pound ance amending Section 19.218 of the Municipal
Code pertaining to the redemption of dogs
from the pound. Trustee Kelm suggested an impounding charge of $15.00 plus a
charge of $3.00 per day for each day or fraction thereof that the dog is impounded.
A letter was received from a resident who complained about the large
number of dogs permitted to run at large. President Forrest stated he agreed,
and asked for increased enforcement.
Resolution Authorizing .Trustee Neuman moved, seconded by Trustee
President To Sign Re: Brust, that the resolution be adopted author -
Grants for Sewage Treatment izing the filing of an application with the
(R- 72 -7) Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
for a grant for sewage treatment.works, and designating President Forrest as
the authorized representative to execute all documents in connection with such
grant.
Trustee Slavin.stated he felt all such matters should be reviewed by the
Village attorney.
The resolution was adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Brust, Kelm, Neuman, Turner (4)
N ays: Slavin (1)
President Forrest stated the Letter of Intent accompanying the resolution
should be discussed, and asked that it be put on the agenda for the next meeting.
Discussion -St. Maintenance Program A report was received from Public Works
Director Klasinski on a proposed Street
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Maintenance program for 1972 -73. He stated that with two additional men for the
summer at a cost of $2,500 and an additional ;'$8,000 for material, all streets in the
Village could be repaired with crackfiller and patching materials to keep streets
in serviceable condition.
Trustee Neuman stated he had asked for a report from Mr. Klasinski on what was
needed to bring streets up to standard so the Board could decide what should be
authorized. President Forrest stated it was his opinion that, in going to a depart-
ment head without going through him or the manager, Trustee Neuman had violated a
cardinal principle of management. Trustee Neuman stated'he disagreed, and felt strongly
that his responsibility as a Trustee included getting information necessary for a
decision by the Board on a program which he believes is one of high priority. The
manager took exception to Trustee Neuman's remarks and stated it was his opinion that
no Trustee should contact a department head for information without first consulting
with the manager. Trustee Slavin stated that, as a philosophical matter, he agreed
with Trustee Neuman; the Board is charged with responsibility for a $2 million budget,
but there has not been sufficient information on which to base intelligent decisions.
He said he views department heads as administrative staff and saw no impropriety in
Trustee Neuman's request for information. Trustee Neuman asked for a decision on
whether a Trustee, elected to set policy for the7.'Village, can be prevented from having
communications with department heads. In answer to Trustee Kelm's question on whether
Mr. Klasinbki's report was a recommendation, Trustee Slavin pointed out this was a
policy decision. Mr. Klaskinski stated that if the Board desires the increased
street maintenance program, it will be done.
Mr. James Stucko, representing the Village attorney, entered the meeting at
9:00 P.M.
Discussion was had on the lack of a definite policy on how such matters as
this should be handled. Trustee Brust stated a policy should be set whereby the
Village can operate, since the Code doeszno_texplain specifically how these things
should be handled. He suggested that President Forrest write a policy statement for
review by the Board.
President Forrest stated all information should be available to each Trustee,
but the Board should decide on a program before a Trustee seeks information from a
department head. Discussion was had at the last meeting on a street maintenance
program, but there was no definition of adequacy. Trustee Neuman stated many streets
in the Village were in deplorable condition and if costly resurfacing is to be
avoided, which admittedly the Village cannot afford, funds must be expended to patch
all holes and fill all cracks with general street maintenance to prepare streets for
next winter.
The meeting was recessed at 9:13 p.m. and reconvened at 9:25 p.m.
Include St. Maint. Program Discussion was had on the street maintenance program
& Funds in Budget and sources of funds to pay for the additional
work. The manager stated there would be $1218
in the Street and Bridge fund that has not been budgeted. Trustee Neuman then moved,
seconded by Trustee Kelm, that the manager be directed to include the street mainten-
ance program in the 1972 -73 budget, including the necessary allocation of General
Fund monies to do the job.
Motion carried unanimous3y.
Public Hearing - Amendment to The public hearing, adjourned from April 10, 1972,
Annexation Agreement - Deerbrook was called to order by the President at 9:50 p.m.
Theatre Sign & Drive -in Banking, to consider proposed amendments to the Annexation
Agreement relating to the Deerbrook Shopping
Center to authorize an increase in the area of one double -faced illuminated sign
from 120 sq. ft. to 249 sq. ft. for twin theatres, and the construction of drive -in
banking facilities on the Waukegan Road frontage approximately 170 ft. south of the
Red Balloon restaurant. Present: Trustees Brust, Kelm, Neuman, Slavin, Turner.
Absent: Trustee Bootz.
Notice of the hearing was published as provided by law. Witnesses were sworn
by the clerk.
Plan Commission Chairman Dan Stiehr stated the Plan Commission recommended denial
of the request for the larger sign on the basis that itl_�larger than necessary. He
stated the 180 dq. ft. sign authorized by the "Annexation Agreement is not being used,
add the Edens twin theatre sign with an area of 190 sq. ft. is large enough to
adequately advertise the two feature films.
Mr. Joseph Valenti, owner of Deerbrook, stressed the fact that the
Yequest is not for an additional sign but merely a replacement of one of the
120 sq. ft. signs authorized by the Annexation Agreement. One of the two
120 sq. ft. signs was planned for the theatre, but twin theatres will be con-
s trated, and the larger sign is necessary to advertise the films shown at the
two theatres. The 180 sq. ft. sign is a project sign and will be erected later.
All signs will be of the same mansard type, in keeping with the character of
the Shopping Center and the Village. On the basis of the Board's previous
reversal of the Plan Commission's recommendation for denial at the February 7th
meeting, a lease has been signed for the two theatres. Hours of sign illumina-
tion will be the same as those previously approved by the Board.
Trustee Neuman moved, seconded by Trustee Kelm, that the Board approve
a change in the Annexation Agreement to permit the construction and maintenance
of a double -faced illuminated sign for the twin theatres, not to exceed 240 sq.
ft. in area, with the same time limitation on illumination as heretorfore
approved by the Board (Turned off at 11:00 o'clock p.m. or 20 minutes after the
start of the last show, whichever is earlier). Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Brust. Kelm, Neuman, Slavin, Forrest (5)
N ays: Turner (1)
The Plan Commission Chairman reported it was the consensus of the Plan
Commission that the drive -in banking facilities as outlined by Mr. Valenti be
approved. Mr. Valenti stated parking will be provided in conformance with
Village requirements, there having been 87 excess spaces in the Shopping Center.
Changes have been made in landscaping which required re- alignment of parking.
Parking spaces will be re- striped and former lines painted out. In response
to a question regarding increased traffic hazards from the location of the drive -
in banking facilities, Mr. Stiehr stated the matter had been discussed and it
was the opinion of the Plan Commission that the proposed location would cut
down the cross -lot traffic which is occurring now, and the net effect would be
to increase traffic safety.
Trustee Neuman moved, seconded by Trustee Turner, that the Board accept '
the Plan Commission's recommendation for approval of the drive -in banking
facilities as proposed.
Trustee Brust stated it was inappropriate to take action on this part
of the petition since no written report has been received from the Plan Commission
as required by the Rules of Procedure. Mr. Stiehr stated there was no quorum
at the last meeting of the Plan Commission, but his oral report a.ceurately
stated the Commission's recommendation. He suggested the rules be waived in
this instance to accept the oral report to be followed by a written recommendal
tion.
Trustee Slavin moved, seconded
amended by adding that acceptance of
based upon the representation by the
has been approved by the Commission,
in confirmation thereof. Adopted by
Ayes: Kelm, Neuman, Slavin, Turner
Nays: Brust (1)
by Trustee Neuman, that the motion be
the Plan Commission's recommendation is
Chairman of the Plan Commission that it
and subject to receipt of a written report
the following vote:
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The motion as amended was adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Kelm, Neuman, Slavin, Turner, Forrest (5)
Nays: Brust (1)
Trustee Slavin moved, seconded by Trustee Turner, that the hearing be
adjourned at 10 :20 p.m. Motion carried unanimously.
Table Resolution Re: Trustee Neuman moved, seconded by Trustee
Amendment to Annexation Slavin, that the Resolution be adopted
Agreement approving the amendment to the Annexation
Agreement and Restricfive;;Covenant pertaining
to the Deerbrook Shopping Center and authorizing execution thereof.
Mr. Valenti stated there was no objection to a delay in the adoption of
the Resolution which has just been received by the Board.
Trustee Brust then moved, seconded by Trustee Neuman, that the matter be
tabled until the next meeting. Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Brust, Kelm, Neuman, Slavin (4)
N ays: Turner (1)
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BZA Report - Petition for Mr. Stanley White, Chairman of the Board of Zoning
Height Variation - Mulder Appeals, reported that the petition for a height
Nursing Home Withdrawn variation for the construction of a nursing home
on Lot 1, Golf View Subdivision, had been with-
drawn by the petitioner, Mr. Paul Mulder.
Discussion - Excess Facility Trustee Brust stated the report of the Environ-
Ordinance - Talled Commission on the Excess Facility Ordinance
indicated that either he or the Commission did
not understand the question referred to it. Trustee Neuman stated he had discovered
errors in the ordinance and it was then referred to the Environmental Commission for
study. An article in last month's Illinois Municipal Review gave standards for
sewage effluent and it was suggested that the article be referred to the Commission.
The manager stated the Ordinance had been prepared by the Village attorney and Dr.
Suhdin and set standards for sewage entering the plant, and that is what the Commission
has been working on. Trustee Brust stated the ordinance is entirely inadequate, and
if the Environmental Commission is not the body to handle the matter, the Board should.
Trustee Neuman suggested that Trustee Brust write to the Environmental Commission
advising them on what is desired, and the matter be put on the agenda for the next
meeting if the Commission's report is received.
BZA Report- Height Variation The Report from the Board of Zoning Appeals
United Conveyor recommended that a variation be granted to permit
the construction of the United Conveyor office
and research building with a height of 42 ft. in lieu of the permitted 35 ft-height
limitation. Also recommended was a limitation on the height of the penthouse of
not more than 10 ft.
Trustee Neuman moved, seconded by Trustee Turner, that the recommendation of
the Board of Zoning Appeals be approved.
Mr. Joseph Koss, Wilmot Road, stated he and several other owners had not
received notices of the hearing, and suggested that the matter be tabled. The attorney
for the petitioner stated that inadvertently, six property owners had not been sent
notices of the hearing. In order to correct the error these owners had been sent
waivers of notice and copies of the notice of hearing, but only one waiver had
been returned. The notice has been republished for a hearing on May 8, 1972, and
all property owners will be hotified. Trustee Brust pointed out there has been
no written recommendation from the Plan Commission on the zoning of the property.
The motion and second were then withdrawn.
Mr. Koss and several other residents spoke of the need for full discussion
of the petition, citing the serious traffic problem and the need for a proper use
for this transitional property. The public hearing on the annexation agreement,
zoning classification and variations will be held on May 8, 1972.
P.C. Report Sp. Use A report was received from the Plan Commission
DiPietro Property on Mr. James DiPietro's petition for a Special
110 Waukegan Road Use for the property at 110 Waukegan Road.
Trustee Brust asked that the Board meet in
executive session before proceeding on this matter.
The meeting was recessed at 10:43 p.m. and reconvened at 10:50 p.m.
President Forrest stated the firm of Pedersen & Houpt would not represent the
Village on this matter due to a possible conflict of interest.
The Plan Commission recommended that the petition for a Special Use to allow
more than one principal use per parcel, and the construction of a tire store and
service center and a sales office and warehouse be denied, on the grounds that in-
sufficient evidence was presented to make'a determination if the proposed development
would be beneficial or detrimental.
Mr. Stiehr stated the Firestone Company had been asked to supply information
on average and peak v6lumes of traffic through the store, but the company had
responded that their marketing department has no statistics to show how many cars
are serviced by a store of this type. Mr. John Bure, attorney for the petitioner,
stated there was no reluctance on the part of the Firestone Company to furnish the
information, but none was available. He stated that, based on past experience with
this type of service facility, there would be not more than 50 cars per day on an
average, but could not guarantee that this number of cars would be correct. He
pointed out that permitted uses in the Business classification included drug stores,
foot stores, and restaurants which would generate far more traffic than the pro-
posed development.
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. Mr. A. S. Anderson, Real Estate Supervisor for the Firestone Company,
stated the company hdd no statistics on traffic generated by this type of
facility, but from observation, he would estimate from 20 to 50 cars per day.
Discussion was had on the development of the property, traffic volume and
hazards, location of driveways, the possible need for a variation, and whether
a request for a traffic study was valid in this case.
Trustee Neuman moved, seconded by Trustee Brust, that the matter be referred
hack to the Plan Commission. After discussion on whether the thinking of the
Plan Commission may be altered by information given at this meeting, the motion
was adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Bust, Neuman, Slavin (3)
Nays: Kelm, Turner (2)
P.C. Report -PUD Lot 141 A report from the Plan Commission recommended
_Hovland (Gaspara) approval of a Planned Unit Development of
Authorize Ordinance Lot 141, Hovland Subdivision, a subdivision
of three lots, a dedication of 30 ft. for a
future street, a variation of 100 -dq. ft. in the area of Lot 1, and that no bond
or escrow be required for the improvement of the 30 ft. dedicated for the future
street, as requested by Jack and Mary Gasparac.
Trustee trust moved, seconded by Trustee Neuman, that the recommendation
of the Plan Commission be approved, and the Village attorney be directed to pre-
pare the ordinance approving the Planned Unit Development as recommended by the
Plan Commission.
Motion carried unanimously.
P.C. Report -Park Avenue
RelocatQon- Proceed with
Condemnation -Union Oil Tract
at the rear of the Union Oil Company
A report from the Plan Commission recommended
that Park Avenue be relocated as shown on
Comprehensive Plan, and that the Board accept
the dedication of the 50 ft. x 50 ft. tract
property.
Trustee Brust moved, seconded by Trustee Neuman, that the Village attorney
p rceed with the condemnation of the Union Oil Company tract. Adopted by the
following vote:
Ayes: Brust, Neuman, Turner (3)
Nays: Kelm, Slavin (2)
Trustee Brust stated the Union Oil Company should honor the commitment
made earlier on dedication of the tract and number and location of driveways,
and pointed out if present demands are met, parking spaces would be reduced in
number.
S.C. Report- Crossing Guards The manager reported that the SafetyCouncil's
recommendation on the employment of additional
crossing guards had been included in the Budget. Trustee Brust stated the hours
during which the crossing guards should be on duty should be investigated. He
said one accident had occurred because kindergarten children were dismissed
earlier than other students. Trustee Neuman said the accident had occurred at
an intersection where a student crossing guard has been stationed. he then moved,
seconded by Trustee Brust, that the matter be tabled.
Motion carried unanimously.
BZA Report - Briarwood C.C. A report from the Board of Zoning Appeals
Variations- Authorize Ordinance recommended that variations requested by
Briarwood Country Club be granted to permit
the construction of two tennis coats 15 ft. from the front property line, a
parking area located 33 ft. from the center line of Deerfield Road, a fence 12
ft. in height, with the stipulation that the tennis courts not be lighted, no
parking be permitted any closer to the front property line than the current
distance, and that a curb be constructed in the abandoned driveway to conform to
the existing curbing, and the sidewalk be continued as at present.
Trustee Neuman moved, seconded by Trustee Brust, that the Board of Zoning
Appeals recommndation be approved and the attorney prepare the ordinance granting
variations as recommended.
Motion carried unanimously.
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Ordinance -Coin Operated
Amusement Devices Failed
failed for lack of a second.
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Trustee Neuman moved that the ordinance providing
for the licensing of coin operated amusement
devises and establishments be tabled. The motion
Discussion was had on the license fee to be charged, the hours the center will
be open, during the week and closed on Sundays. The attorney for the amusement
center stated the lease provides that the center shall be open during the normal
business hours of the Shopping Center which are from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. on
Monday through Saturday, and cannot be open thereafter, and from noon to 5:00 p.m.
on Sudday.
Trustee Kelm moved, seconded by Trustee Slavin, that the ordinance be passed.
Trustee Neuman stated he had reviewed all correspondence on the proposed amuse-
ment center and none were in favor of the proposed amendment Letters from Mr.
Seymour Rothstein and the Village attorney stated the statutes authorize the corporate
authorities to license, tax, regulate or prohibit such coin operated amusement devices,
and he urged the Board not to pass the proposed ordinance. President Forrest reported
additional letters had been received opposing the proposed licensing of a coin
operated amusement center. Mrs. Laura Lee.Chrittoph reiterated her previously voiced
opposition to the amusement center and stated coin operated amusement devices in the
bowling alley in Northbrook were removed as a nuisance. The attorney for American
Amusements stated not to pass the ordinance would be an unreasonable exercisecof power
since regulations contained in the ordinance were designed to eliminate a nuisance-
type operation, with an adult attendant present at all times,-,and hours of operation
controlled. Trustee Turner stated he was not surprised that the letters received
opposed the center, since people who were in favor of it would rarely take the time
t o write.
Trustee Kelm moved, seconded by Trustee Turner, that there be inserted in
Section 13.504 a fee of $15.00 per amusement device with a minimum annual fee of
$200.00. Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Kelm, Slavin, Turner (3)
Nays: Brust, Neuman (2)
Trustee Kelm moved, seconded by Trustee Turner, that the hours of business in
Subsection (f) of Section 13.505 be set as 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Adopted by the
f ollowing vote:
Ayes: Kelm, Neuman, Turner (3)
.Nays: Brust, Neuman (2)
Trustee Kelm moved that in said Subsection (f) the prohibition against Sunday
operation of the amusement center. The motion failed for lack of a second.
The ordinance failed to pass with a tie vote recorded as follows:
Ayes: Kelm, Slavin, Turner (3)
Nays: Brust, Neuman, rorrest (3)
Trustee Slavin stated he had received a phone call about a newly posted
School sign which has bben placed in the front lawn at 1408 Windcrest. The manager
explained the location of signs is based on the distance from the school crossing,
and the placement of signs had been approved by Mr. Paul Box. Trustee Slavin asked
that the placement be checked to see if the sign cannot be moved somewhat.
Trustees Slavin and Neuman stated a decision should be made on the acquisition
of the Pierson property, and asked that this matter be put on the agenda for the
next meeting.
Trustee Slavin stated that for ;•any years residents in some areas of the
Village have experienced flooded basements after every rainfall. The manager stated
the final report from Baxter & Woodman will be received shortly and will give an
insight on what should be done to improve the system. Trustee Slavin stated the
first report pinpointed locations where sewers are undersiged, and something could
and should be done to correct these deficiencies. He recognized the improvements would
cost money and if funds are not available, a bond issue should be considered. He
then moved, seconded by Trustee Neuman, that a professional engineer be requested
to furnish estimated costs for upgrading the sewer system to correct known deficiences.
Discussion was had on bond issues and overall improvements to the sewerage system.
Trustee Neuman moved that the previous motion be amended by requesting cost estimates
from three professional engineers to be returned within thirty days. Seconded by
Trustee Slavin, and carried unanimously.
The motion as amended also carried unanimously.
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Trustee Brust asked the manager to get clarification on insurance
coverage for the old library building which will be leased to the Park
District for a Youth Center. The manager said he would get a statement in
writing from the Park District. Trustee Brust stated that with supervision
of the Youth Center granted to the Park District, the Board should insist
that adequate liability ooverage be provided.
Trustee Brust reported a letter had been Yeceived from Ruth Pettis
who stated the Winter property at the southeast corner of Sunset and Elm
Street was for sale and suggested it be acquired by the Village for commuter,
parking. He asked the manager to reply--that the Village is not interested
in the Winter property as it is too far from commuter parking, and assuring
her that properties designated for commuter parking on the Comprehensive Plan
will be acquired only as they become available.
Trustee Brust stated he was surprised to learn that the Manpower Com-
mission was meeting weekly. He asked that reports be requested since there
are vacancies on the Plan Commission and members are needed to assist on the
w orkload.
There being no further business, on motion by Trustee Brust and
seconded by Trustee Turner, the meeting was adjourned at 12.40 a.m.
ATTEST ?:
Village Clerk
APPROVED:
President
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