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February 13, 1953
An adjourned meeting of the President and Board of Trustees of the
Village of Deerfield was callgd to order by the Prehident`Andrew G.
Bradt at 8 P. U.
Roll call- Present- Trustee Engelhard, Hinchsliff, King, Meintzer and
Wilson.
Absent - Trustee Nynkoop.
A motion was made by Trustee Engelhard and seconded by.Trustee King, that
reconsideration be given to the following motion which, ih the meeting of
February 9th, was made by Trustee Hinchsliff, seconded bjt Trustee
Maintzer, and which failed to carry by majority vote:
"That we adopt the majority report of the Board of•Apiieals which
denies the petition as'submitted by tha Bfiarwbods Home Owners
• Association for rezoning, and thatith6 building permits which•are'
being held be delivered to the Robert Bartlott Realty Company."
Roll call was as follows. Yeds- Trustee Engelhard, Hinchsliff, King;
12eintzer and Nilson. Nays- None. Motion carried.
Thereupon, Trustea Xinchsliff again moved, which was seconded'by Trustee
Neintzer, that we adopt the majority report ofathe Board of Appeals
which denies the petition as submitted-by the Briarwoods Home Owners
Association for rezoning, and that the twenty building permits which are
being held be delivered to the Robert Bartlett Realty Company,
Roll call resulted as, follows. Yeas - A11. Nays- None. Motion carried.
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t It was moved by Trustee Rngelhard, which was 'seconded by Trustee King,
that a letter of-February 13th, with regard to the above matter, from the
law firm of Schultz, Krinsley, Voorheis & Hedberg, be incorporated in
the minutes.
Roll -call resulted as folla'xs.- Yeas - All. Nays- None. Motion carried.
It was moved by Trustee Maintzer and seconded by Trustee Wilson, that
the ordinance attached to and-made a part of these minutes entitled
1953 Election Ordinance, be adopted.
Roll call resulted as follows. Yeas- Trustee Engelhard, Hinchsliff,
King, Meintzer and Wilson. Nays- None. Motion carried*,
)40ved, seconded and carried to adjourn:
Village Clerk 'President of the Board.
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VICTOR HEDBERG
THOMAS M. HALPIN
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JAMES JOHN CULLEN
SCIIULT7., KRINSLEY, VOORYIEIN & HEDBERG
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
CHICAGO 3, ILLINOIS
President and Board of Trustees
Village of Deerfield
Deerfield, Illinois
Dear Sirs:
TELEPHONE RANDOLPH 60236
February 13, 1953
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The Building Commissioner and the Building Committee of the Village of
Deerfield have issued 20 permits "upon the application of the Robert Bartlett
Organization. The delivery of these permits has been withheld pursuant to
your direction.
It has been suggested that for a period of time the Bartlett Organization agree
to a limitation of the number of applications for permits which it will make in the
Briarwoods Subdivision. Accordingly, upon the condition that such 20 permits
be delivered immediately and that the Bartlett Organization be permitted to pro-
ceed with the construction of the houses therein referred to, Mr. Bartlett pro-
poses as follows:
(a) . Permits have heretofore issued for 3 houses on Warrington Road. It has
been suggested to Mr. Bartlett that he defer building on the lots referred to in
such permits because such lots might be within the right -of -way of a easterly-
westerly roadway now under consideration. Substituted permits are to be. given
for such 3 permits for construction of like houses north of Westgate Road or such
3 permits are to be amended to show the new building locations north of Westgate
Road.
(b) For a period of 60 days from.this. date the Bartlett Organization agrees
to make no more than 5 applications for house building permits for general or
speculative construction, each of. such houses to have a minimum square foot
floor area requirement as provided in the present zoning ordinance or the pro-
posed comprehensive zoning ordinance recommended by Messrs. Kincaid &
Hutchinson for this area, whichever minimum requirement is the greater, and
such houses are to be located north of Westgate Road. Such applications are to
be processed and permits granted within 5 days after making application, pro-
vided that such applications otherwise conform to the present zoning ordinance
and building code as heretofore interpreted.
(c) For a period of 60 days the Bartlett Organization agrees to make no more
than 5 applications for building permits for houses to be constructed pursuant to
contracts with bona fide purchasers and on lots not covered by permits theretofore
issued, each of such houses to have a minimum square foot floor area requirement
as provided in the present zoning ordinance or the proposed comprehensive zoning
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ordinance recommended by Messrs. Kincaid & Hutchinson for this area, which-
ever minimum requirement is the greater, and such houses are to be constructed
north of Margate Road. Such applications are to be processed and permits
granted within 5 days after making application, provided that such applications
otherwise conform to the present zoning ordinance and building code as heretofore
interpreted.
(d) For a period of 60 days no application will be made for permits for the
construction of houses south of Margate Terrace having a minimum square foot
floor area of less than 1, 550 square feet if a one story residence and 1, 750 square
feet if a two story residence.
(e) No restriction shall be imposed as to the number of applications for per -
mits for houses which will exceed 1, 550 square feet for a one story residence and
1, 750 square feet for a two story residence and any application for permits for
houses of such size shall not be included in determining the applications referred
to in (b) and (c) above.
By making the foregoing proposal the Bartlett Organization does not concede
the propriety of withholding the 20 permits above referred to but does agree that
if such permits are issued immediately it will in good faith comply with the _
restrictions imposed upon itself by this letter. Moreover by making this proposal, I
the Bartlett Organization does not concede the legality or propriety of any municipal . 1
ordinance which imposes a minimum square foot floor area requirement for houses
in excess of the present zoning ordinance.
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tnarotn shall be onnducted In tho manner proscribed by statute
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for the annduct mr a ro alar election for village officers.
Passod this 13th day of February s 1453.
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