06/26/1950i
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A motion was made by Trustee Peterson and seconded by Trustee
Meintzer that the report as submitted by the Building Code
..Committee pertaining to.legal surveys as referred to in-the
Illinois State Auchitectural Act, be tabled.
Roll call resulted as follows. Yea$- trustee Banfield,
Hinchsliff, King, Meintzer, Peterson and Wilson. Nays — None.
Motion carried.
Trustee Meintzer made a motion which was seconded by Trustee _
Peterson that the rezoning of 1 72 acres in Northwoods.Subdi-
vision "be referred to the Board of Appeals, for their action.
Upon roll call the following vote was taken. Yeas- Trustee
Banfield ", Hinchsliff, King, Meintzer, Peterson and Wilson.
Nays- None. Motion carried.
Permission was given by the President and Board of Trustees
with ' the approval of the Deerfield - Bannockburn Community Fund
to the Savation Army to hold a tag day, Friday June 16, 1950.
it- was moved by Trustee Meintzer and seconded by Trustee
Peterson that we.advertize.for sealed bids for furnishing .and
applying materials' on SA 11'Ext. , $99ti�2t0 Art. Streets 2, 3,
and 11 to 13;_inc* Bids to be- publicly opened and read at a
special meeting of the Board to be held on Monday June 26,
1550 at . 8 , P. M. _
Roll call resulted as follows. Yeas.- Trustee .Banfield, Hinch-
.-stiff, King, Meintzer, Peterson and Wilson.. Nays - None.
Motion carried.
A motion was made by Trustee King and seconded by Trustee
.Paterson to adjourn, to reconvepe June 26, 1950 at. 8 P. M.
for the purpose of opening sealed bids to furnish and..apply
materials required in the maintenance of certain arterial
streets inthe Village of Deerfield and other matters which
may be presented to the Board for action.
Roll call-resulted as follows., Yeas- Trustee Banfield,
Hinchsliff, King, Meintzer, Peterson and Wilson. Nays —None.
Motion carried.
Village Clerk. President of the Board.
June ?69 : 1950.
The Preident and Board of Trustees of the Village of Deerfield
reconvened the meeting of June,12, 195`0 pursuant to the reso-
lution convening the meeting to this day. Meeting called to
order by .the President Andrew G. Bradt at 8 P. M.
Roll call- Present- Trustee Banfield, Hinchsliff, Meintzer,
Peterson and Wilson.
Absent - Trustee Kinge
in the audience
There were eight persons prese�ntAncluding the Editor of the
Deerfield Review, Mrs. Josephine Pearson.
Sealed bids were received, opened and read for the maintenance
of certain Arterial Streets in the Village "of Deerfield, Lake
8eut y County, Illinois, as follows; .
Skokie Valley Asphalt Co. A $1518.00.Item 2 omitted
Peter baker & Sons .2334.50 �__
;Andresen.Corporation t 3012.50
After being checked by our Village Engineer D. J.-'L•" Walther
and the Division of Highwaysvrepresentative Mr..Thomas and on
their recommendation-it was moved by Trustee Banfield and
seconded by Trustee Wilson that the contract -be awarded to
the low bidder, Peter Baker & Son, Lake "Forest,.Illinois on
their bid of N2334.50 and that-the certified checks as sub-
mitted by the. unsuccessful bidders, be returned to them.
Roll call resulted as follows. Yeas- Trustee Banfield, Hinch-
sliff, Meintzer, Peterson and Wilson., Nays- None. Motion.carried.
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Trustee Peterson made a motion which was seconded by Trustee
Hinchsliff that-we accept-the 6 inch-watermain on Berkley
Road to the east line of lots fronting on,7ilmot'Road.
Motion unanimously carried. Those voting "AyeH being Trustee
Banfield, Hinchaliff,`- Meintzer,- Peterson and Wilson. Those
voting "Nays being None. -
FE50LUTION .
TMREA39 this Board has reviewed fully. the decision of-the
-Board of Appeals, and
Whereas, this Board is in complete agreement with the Board
of Appeals in all its conclusions and suggestions as set forth
. -in its report.-except that at the present time-the Board does
not have sufficient evidence before it to decide whether the
Thornhill-Farm should be included in AA residence district •and -
therfore -mill defer consideration of this-particular area to a
future date and that for districts other than AA- residence
district,-, the minimum' square -feet- of floor-area,-should be 770
square feet for a house without a basement and 670 square feet
for a house with a basement.
N017 THEREFORE, upon motion duly made by Trustee Peterson and
duly, seconded by Trustee Banfield that the following ordinance,
be adopted.
Roll call resulted as follows. Yeas- Trustee Banfield, Hinchsliff,
Meintzer, Peterson and Wilson. Nays - -None. Motion carried.
r It was moved by Trustee Peterson and seconded by Trustee Banfield
that the following ordinance to amend the Municipal Code relating
to-vehicle licenses, be passed.
Upon roll call the following vote was taken. Yeas- Trustee
Banfield, Hinchsliff, Meintzer, Peterson and Nilson..Nays- None.
p Motion cabried.
..41ro. it , "291 Fees) The annual fee to be Paid
for vehicle licenses shall be as follows:
TO AMEND THE 'N. ERALRMUNI IPAL CODE OF THE VIL- ••Motor vehicles electric motor vehicles,
and motorcycles (except motor trucks.
i LAGE OF DEERFIELD, LAKE COUNTY, motor eoachee, motor omnibuses and motor
ILLINOIS, RELATING l0 MOTOR VE- vehicles used for commercial purposes
t IIICLE LICENSES
Be • it ordained by the President and 1, for hire) .r om-
Board of ' rrustees of the Village of Deer- Motor trucks, motor coacbea, motor om-
field, Lake County, Illinois:
Codectof the Village eof eDeerfield,n1L ke commercial ial purpo est orvehicles
for l$ hire: . for and other
County. Illinois, passed and approved under One ton capacity
...$ 8.00
date of January 21, 1946, be and the same Over two ton ................... and . not over 10.00
hereby is amended in the following Le- Over two to capaity . 15.00
spects: "The horse power and weight shall be
That Chapter 15, VEHICLE Lt- determined in the manner prescribed by
CENSES, Section 291, Fees, be amended statute for determining these factors for
by striking out all of said section and the purpose of fixing state license fees."
concurrently aubatituting in lieu thereof Passed this 26th day of June, 1950 .
a new Section 291, to be and read as AYES: 5
t ? follows NAYS: 0
Approved this 26th day of June, 1950.;. 1 - -
ANDREW'BRADT
President of the Board of Trustees
of the Village of Deerfield
Attest: Chester Wessling, Village Clerk,
No further business appearing, it was moved, seconded and-
carried .to adjourn.
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children. Clean, and easy to
train! Cages and tread-
wheels;
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782 N. Bank Lane
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Customers of Garnett and c am-
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pany will find parking facilities
ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL
during the busy rush hours at the
& FORMED URCH
improved parking lotj in back of
63E
RLv. H. O. Willman, Pastor
their store on Central avenue.. The
Tel. Deerfield 858
space was recently black topped and
THURSDAY, June 29
Choir rehearsal in the church
enlarged to accommodate more cars.
7 :10 p.m.,
sanctuary.
Two hour parking, service will be
free of charge to patrons of
SUNDAY. Jnly 2
9:30 a.m., Sunday School worship.
Church worship.
given
the store.
11 a.m. Morning
7 p.m., Ycu'h Fellowship
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
824 Waukegan Road
Phone Deerfield 775
Dr. Paul J. Keller, Pastor
SUNDAY, July 2
SAL� 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship
C �■ �r SALE . 7 p.m. Tuxis meeting.
Ill ' L�+ J G HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH
North Waukegan Road
Rcv. J. V. Murphy, Pastor
WAS., I NOW Rectory, 724 Elder Lane
.. 29.95 23.95 Phone Deerfield , 1
,Lawn mower, 19" " " "- Sunday Masses:: :30 10.11:30.
i Weekday Masses: 7:30 e.m.
Penn. Make First Friday of each month, Mass at
8 a.m.. m. Con -'
* 290 00 239 95 Saturday:, 4 p.m. and 7:30 p.
Power Mower, ................... . fessions.
Jacobson 29" Estate NORTH NORTHFIELD
* 199.95 11 �i 95 COMMUNITY CHURCH
Power Mower. - -- - - " "- • Corner of Sanders and Dundee Roads
P.O., Deerfield, Illinois
Peen. Make 22" C. F. Schriver, Minister
Tel. Northbrook 689 -R -2
50. ft. 'Garden Hose 5/8" 6.95 5.95 FRIDAY, June 30
8 p.m. Choir practice.
13.95 10.95 Sunday, July 2
50 ft. Garden Hose 3 /L�'" 9:45 's.m. Worship service with special
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music and sermon.
10:45 a.m. Sunday school with classes ,
* Martin Outboard, ............ 192.50 149.95 for sll ages.
Come at 9:45 and stay for the lesson
Motors 71/2 H.P. study if possible.
* inc. trade-in .... 109.95 . ' 89 95 THE BETHLEHEM CHURCH
GE Washer .. (Evangelical United Brethren)
Francis Geo. Guither, Minister
* GE 8 ft. Refrigerator'--.- 229.95 199.75 SUNDAY, , J Rosemary Terrace
July 2
9:45— Church School for Juniors
Conlon Mangle 199.95 169 95 through Adults
• 11:00— Divine Worship. Rev. E. N. Central
mel, professor of Botany at North Central
• FLOOR SAMPLES College,- Naperville. Illinois will be the
special minister In the th e mi absence of n-
ister.
The Summer Program of the Children's
ADVANTAGE OF THESE SAVINGS Dept. Sunday School will be carried on
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1 during • the 11 'o'clock •hour for children env+ . w
II BUY TODAY— FASY, TERMS, ; ages 2 through 3rd'grade. � "y ;E ff,
In the absence of the minister; Red L.'
n-- Laubenstein oL24 McGo
vern St., High
-. „ . , • land Park or Rev. C. F. Schriver, RX-D`
Deerfield (Dundee and Sanders Road) will
perform necessary pastoral duties. The historical files of the Highlaf
At the service of Divine Worship at•the picture Of Miss Baker's room in the
Bethlehem Church, last Sunday morning,
Geoffrey Paul Guither, 6 month old son the Original Elm Place school. The c
of Rev, and Mrs. Francis Guither was left to right) He Hiebler, Lee Sorg
dedicated in holy baptism with the Dr. T. L. Alice Skidmore, Sarah Dugan, Hele
Schweitzer of Naperville as the ofIficlating
An minister. Curley; • (second row from top) Eva
Alice Connorton, Harry Stuart, Herbe
Cray, Sarah U unn, Anna
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Wait, Arthur St. Peter, Eddie Stokes, 1
CLASSIFIED ADS Sheahen, and Lulu Elvey. At the fai
314 GREEN BAY HIGHWOOD HI 2 -2041 To his right are Evert Wenn, Chary
notation on the back of the original
Open Friday Nights Until 9 PM.' THEY BRING RESULTS Mrs: Frank Green."
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE
ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE VIL-
LAGE OF DEERFIELD, LAKE COUNTY,
ILLINOIS PASSED AND APPROVED
JUNE 2, 1924
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESI-
DENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF
THE VILLAGE. OF DEERFIELD, LAKE
COUNTY, ILLINOIS:
SECTION 1. That the Deerfield Zoning
Ordinance passed and approved June 2,
1924, be amended by adding under Sec-
tion 1 thereof, the following:
"Boardi;rg House: A building where
meals or' lodging and meals are of.
fered or provided for compensation
for three or more, but not exceed.
ing twenty persons."
'Lodging House: A' building where
lodging is offered or provided for
compensation for three or more, but
not to exceed twenty persons.,,
"Floor Area: The interior area of a
residential building, the entire floor
of which is on or above the normal
surface of the lot adjacent to the
dwelling in which such area is located
and which may be occupied by one or
more persons for eating, living or
sleeping including kitchens and recre-
ation rooms, but not including cellars,
basements, attics and spaces that are
not used frequently or during ex
tended periods for living, eating, or
sleeping purposes except that rooms
'intended for such purposes which are
"ronghed in" and are to be completed
within a reasonable time may be con-
sidered In computing such floor area."
SECTION 2. That the following defini-
tion be substituted for the existing
definition of "family" under Section 1
of said ordinance:
"Family: Any number of individuals
related by blood, marriage or adoption,
living, cooking and dining together In
the same premises as a single house -
keeping unit, including also not more
than two boarders or lodgers, and also
domestic servants for whom, subject
to the provisions of this Ordinance,
separate living quarters may be pro.
vtded."
SECTION -3. That the following be
substituted under Section 2, "District
Regulations" in lieu of the present pro-
visions
"In order, (1) to regulate and limit
the height and bulk of buildings here -
after to be erected:
(2) to establish, regulate and limit
the building or set -back lines on or
along any street, traffic -way, drive or
'
parkway;
(3) To regulate and limit the in,
tensity of the use of lot areas, and to
regulate and determine the area of
open spaces, within- and surrounding
such buildings.
(4) to classify, regulate and restrict
the location of trades and industries
and the location of buildings de-
signed for specified industrial, busi-
ness,: residential, and other uses;
i(5) to divide the entire municipality
nto districts of such number, shape,,
!. area, and of such different classes
iaccordin? to use of land and build•
in.7s, height and bulk of buildings, in-
tensity of the use of lot area, area of
open spaces, or other classification) as
may be deemed best suited to carry
out the purposes of this article;
(6) to fix standards to which build-
ings or structures therein shall con.
form;
(7) to prohibit uses, buildings, or
structures incompatible with the char -
acter of such districts;'
(8) to prevent additions to and al-
teration or remodeling . of existing
buildings or structures in such a way
as to avoid the restrictions and limi-
tations lawfully imposed under this
article, the Village of Deerfield, Illi.
nois is hereby divided into five (6)
classes of districts, the use, height
and bulk, area and minimum floor
area regulations are uniform in each
class of district and said districts shall
be known as:
1, "AA Residence Districts"
2, "A Residence Districts"
3, "B Residence Districts"
4, Local Business Districts
5, Light Manufacturing Districts
"The boundaries of these districts
are i- dicated upon the Zoning Map of
the Village of Deerfield, which map is
hereto attached and made a part of this
ordinance. The said Zoning Map of
Deerfield and all the notations, refer.
ences and other matter shown thereon
shall be as much a part of this ordi-
nance as if the notations, reference
and other matters set forth by said
map were all fully described herein:
1. Except as hereinafter provided:
(a) No building shall be erected or
altered, nor shall any building or prem-
ises be used for any purpose, other
than is permitted in the District in
which such building . or premises are
Iocated;
(b) No building shall be erected or
altered to exceed in height and the
limit herein established for the Dis.
trict in which such building is lo-
cated;
(c) No building shall be erected, nor
shall any existing building be altered,
enlarged or rebuilt, nor shall any open
spaces surrounding any building be
encroached upon or reduced in any
manner, except in conformity with the
area regulations hereby established for
the District in which such building is
located."
2. 'Unless otherwise prohibited or re-
stricted, a permitted use also allows
such a use, ,building or structure as is
clearly incidental thereto and compat.
ible with the principal use, If located
on the same lot. Incidental uses, build -
Inge or structures shall not be es.
tablished or erected prior to the es-
tablishment or construction of the
principal use. -
3. Notwithstanding the other provisions
in this Ordinance, the Village Board
may, after a public hearing, held upon
at least fifteen (15) days prior notice
of the time and place of such hearing
and the nature thereof (which notice'
shall be given in a newspaper having
a general circulation in the Village
and by posting of such notice in three
(3) public places in the Village) and
subject to such protective restrictions
as it deems necessary, authorize in any
district or location a structure or
premises for one or more of the fol-
lowing uses:
I. Airport
2. Church
S. Clubs
4. Community House or center
S. Hospital or clinic
G. Municipal building,
7. Orphanage, convalescent home and
home for the aged
8. Public utility building
9. School
Among the protective restrictions,
which the Village Board may Impose, .
shall be space or facilities for off the
street parking of vehicles.
4. "Single Family Dwellings hereafter
erected shall have one living room to
contain not less than one - hundred.
ninety (190) square feet, and every
room used for sleeping purposes sh?11
have an area of not less than ninety
(90) square feet and such other mi,i-
mum sizes of rooms as shall from time
to time be provided in the Building.
Code or Regulations for the Village of
Deerfield. The combined floor area
(as defined in Section 1 hereof), of
Single Family Dwellings hereafter
erected or altered, shall be not less
than one - thousand two - hundred (12001,
square feet in the 'AA Residence Dis-
trict': not less than seven hundred -
seventy (770) square feet in 'A' n ,,d
'B' Residence Districts and in the lo-
cal business district', provided that one
hundred (100) square feet may be de-
ducted from the 'A' and 'B' and 'lo.
cal business district' requirements
where any such dwelling has it bas- -
ment equal to or greater than one
hundred (100) square feet in area.
SECTION 4. That the following Sec-
tion 2 -A shall be added and entitled 'AA
Residence District Regulations',
"USE: No building or premises shall
be used and no building shall be here-
after erected or altered within any
"AA Residence District," unless other-
wise provided in this ordinance, except
for the following uses:
1. Single family dwellings
2. Temporary buildings and uses ne.
cessary for development or con.
8truction purposes, for a period
not to exceed one year.
"Height: No building shall hereafter
be erected or altered to exceed
thirty -five (35) feet in height, or
two and one -half (2%) stories.
Rear Yard: There shall be a rear,
Yard having a depth of not less than
fifteen per. cent (15 %a) of the depth
of the lot, provided such rear ygrd
shill be not less than ten (10) feet'
In depth and need not exceed twenty.
five (25) feet in depth.
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"Side Yard: On each side of the
building there shall be a side Yard
having a width of not less than 10
per cent (10 01o) of the width of the
lot.
�LEGAL1 NOTICES -
"Intensity of Use of Lot: No building
with its accessory buildings shall
occupy In excess of thirty per cent
(30 % ) of the area of an interior lot,
nor in excess of thirty -five per cent
(e5 %) of the area of a corner lot.
No building shall hereafter be erec-
ted on any lot less than seven -
thousand five hundred (7500) square
feet In area nor less than sixty (60)
feet in width, except that a single
family dwelling may be erected on
any lot of smaller area and less
width which has been duly recorded
prior to the passage of this ordi-
nance and which when recorded met
all requirements of the ordinance of
the Village of Deerfield.
SECTION 6. That the following be sub-
stituted in lieu of the present Section 3.
"A Residence District" Regulations:
"Use: No building or premises shall be,
used and no building shall be hereafter,
erected or altered within any 'A'
Residence District, unless otherwise,
Provided in this ordinance, and the
following uses:
1. Single family dwellings
2. Farming, truck gardening and nur-
series
3. Temporary buildings and uses ne-
cessary for development or con
struction purposes„ for a period
not to exceed one year.•
HEIGHT.-REARYARD and SIDE YARD
regulations shall be the same as In the
"AA" Residence District.
INTENSITY OF USE OF LOT:
No building. with its accessory
buildings shall occupy - in excess
of thirty per cent (30 %) of the
area of an interior lot, nor in ex.
cess of thirty -five per cent (85%)
of the area of a corner lot. No
building shall hereafter be erected
on any lot less than six thousand
seven hundred -fifty (6750) square
feet in area nor less than sixty
(60) feet in width except that a
single family dwelling may be
erected on any lot of smaller area
and less width which has been
duly recorded prior to the nas-
ss¢e of this ordinance and which
when recorded met all require-
ments of the ordinances of the
Ville -e of Deerfield.
SECTION 6. That the words "AA Res -
idence'District" he added to Sections 8
and 9 wherever the words "A Residence
District now nppears therein.
SECTION •7. That Section 14 be and
the same is herebv repealed.
SECTION 8. That the "AA Residence
District" shall include all the territory
in the following subdivisions: Woodland'
Park (excepting that. part !East of the
lots abutting on Stratford' Road), Mc-
Guire and Orr's Deerfield Heights Unit
No. 1, H. O, Stone and C,o.'s. , Addition to
Deerfield, Brierhill Subdivision, Cornell's
Briarwoods Resubdivision, Cornell's Ad-
dition to Briarwoods, and O. B. Von
Linde's Subdivision,
SECTION; 9. That except as herein
amended, The Deerfield Zoning Ordinance
Passed and approved June 2, 1924, shall
remain in full force and effect and s11
ordinances and parts of ordinances In
conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
SECTION 10. This Ordinance shall be
In full force and.effect from: and after
its passage, approval and. publication ac-
cording to law.
Passed this 26th day of June, 1950.'
AYES: 5. NAYS: None.
APPROVED , this 26th dayof June, 1950,
ANDREW; BRADT,
President of the Board of Trustees of
the Village of Deerfield, Illinois.
ATTEST -
CHESTER WESSLING,
Village Clerk.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS''HERE'BY GIVEN by the
Board of Education of School District No.
109 in the County of Lake, State of
Illinois. that a tentative budget and np-
propriation ordinance for said School Dis-
trict for the fiscal year beginning
July 1st, 1950 will be on file and con-
veniently available to public inspection
at School office from and after 9 o'clock
A.M., Wednesday, July.5, 1950, at Deer-
field Road in this School District.
Notice is further given hereby that a
public hearings on said budget and ap-
proprintion ordinance will be held at 8
o'clock P.M., Monday, August 7, 1950,
at School office in this School District
109.
Dated this 26th day of June, 1950.
Board of Education of School District
No, 109 in the County, of Lake, State of
Illinois,
By MARGARET TIBBETTS,
Secretary, -
Confidentially.. -
WHAT DO FISHING POLES
HAVE TO DO WITH DAMP
BASEMENTS?
Nothing, except that this time of
year we're apt to be quite conscious
of both. The Deerfield. Hardware
and Paint Co., 756 Waukegan Rd.,
has 16 foot fishing poles for only
35c. As far as your damp base-
ment is concerned, a 25 -pound bag of
calcium chloride at $1.19 will keep it
nice and dry all summer.
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RADIO AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
Refrigerators - Ranges - Radios
Washing Machines - Vacuums
We Repair All Makes of Appliances
730 Waukegan Rd. - Tel. Deerfield 122
F. D. CLAVEY
RAVINIA NURSERIES, Inc.
Established 1885
Office and Nursery
Deerfield 35 and 36
West Deerfield Road, Deerfield
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