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STATE OF ILLINOIS
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COUNTY OF COOK �
IN RE:
JESS KNIGGE, PROLOGIS LP
Docket No. 21-2
The hearing in the above -
entitled cause before Mary Woolsey, a Certified
Shorthand Reporter, within the County of Cook and
State of Illinois, taken pursuant to the
provisions of the Zoning Board of Appeals of the
Village of Elk Grove Village, at 901 Wellington
Avenue, Elk Grove Village, Illinois, on the 8th
day of July, 2021, at the hour of 7:03 o'clock
p.m.
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PRESENT:
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
CHAIRMAN DONALD G. CHILDRESS
MR. ROBERTO SERRANO, JR.
MR. MICHAEL COLGAN
MR. DONATO LATROFA
MR. TONY DAMPTZ, JR.
ON BEHALF OF THE VILLAGE:
MR. BRYAN KOZOR
ON BEHALF OF THE PETITIONER:
MR. JAMES W. PUTNAM
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MR. CHILDRESS: This is Elk Grove
Village Legal Notice for ZBA Docket 21-2.
Public notice is hereby given
that in accordance with the provisions of Chapter
8-2:D of the Zoning Ordinance of the Village of
Elk Grove Village, the Zoning Board of Appeals of
the Village will conduct a public hearing at the
hour of 7:00 p.m. on July 8, 2021, at the
Charles J. Zettek Municipal Building, 901
Wellington Avenue, Elk Grove Village, Illinois, to
consider the petition of Jess Knigge.
MR. PUTNAM: Knigge.
MR. CHILDRESS: Knigge, Prologis LP,
seeking variations from the provisions of the Elk
Grove Village Zoning Ordinance No. 2410 as it
pertains to permitted locations and heights for
fences in industrial zoning districts.
Section 7E-9(A) prohibits
fences from being constructed in the required
front yard and ahead of the building setback line.
Additionally, Section 7E-9(A) prohibits fences in
excess of six feet above the ground level. The
petitioner is requesting to install an eight -foot
high open black security fence with brick covered
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CMU, or concrete masonry unit, columns along the
north, south, west and east of the property. The
fence is to be constructed in the front yard
approximately 74 feet beyond the principal
structure to the south and approximately 71 feet
beyond the principal structure to the west.
The structure is located at
800 East Devon Avenue, Elk Grove Village, Illinois
and is identified by the following property
identification number. I'll skip that.
All persons interested are
invited to attend and will be given the
opportunity to be heard. This hearing will be
accessible to individuals with disabilities.
Persons requiring accommodations are requested to
contact the Village Clerk at (847) 357-4040
preferably no later than five days before the
hearing.
(James W. Putnam was sworn.)
MR. CHILDRESS: Can you present your
rationale for the zoning variation request.
MR. PUTNAM: Yeah. Yeah. My name is
Jamie Putnam with Kimley-Horn, civil engineers for
the project, representing Prologis. This site at
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800 Devon, existing facility, Prologis actually
owns the site in question here on the south and
owns the existing building to the north with the
shared truck court.
This will be -- is being
redeveloped into a data center and as being with a
data center in town and everything else, security
is very important to the facility. So what is
being requested in your packet with the site plan
here, there's a green line that runs around the
site itself, so it covers all four sides of the
site so you've got the fence that you were
mentioning, the black fence with the columns runs
around the east, south, west, and then comes back
into the site with a gate here for the trailer
parking -- or for the truck docks, excuse me. And
then the equipment yard here on the north side,
that you can refer to the second handout as
different options. What's being requested is, you
know, for the standard eight -foot fence height to
go from six to eight, the location of the fence,
and then also we wanted to show various options to
shield the equipment yard because it is an active
truck court. You've got the neighbor to the north
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making sure that this thing is fully protected so
the runs for the, you know, trucks backing up and
everything else. The reason we were giving you
various options is depending on the tenant,
there's so many various tenants that can move in
from what you see in Elk Grove Village, they all
have very specific security requirements, so it
could be as simple as Option 2, all the way to,
you know, Option 3, 4, or a mix and Option 1. So
we wanted to kind of show you different ways that
we could ultimately construct. We just don't know
at this time what that requirement will be but
wanted to give you some ideas of what it could be
based on experience in dealing with different
tenants.
MR. LATROFA: So would you be coming
back here, then, to, like, for example, you know,
if we approve and say hey, you're good to go,
would you then be coming back and saying, Oh,
look. You know what, just to clarify, we're
looking for Option 4 now. I know that we talked
about Option 1, but now we found a tenant and that
tenant wants Option 4 so we're back here again?
MR. PUTNAM: Bryan, are you allowed
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to answer that or I can
MR. KOZOR: You can answer it.
MR. PUTNAM: Okay. So the idea
behind this would be to give flexibility to the
Village staff to -- with these options to be -- it
could be 1, 2, 3, 4, or a mixture, but at least
give you an idea of what it could be, that way we
wouldn't come back to do that, but it would give
staff the opportunity and understanding what was
approved like something like this could work, a
little bit of flexibility.
MR. CHILDRESS: So, in part, the
central, I guess, horizontal placements that we're
asked to recommend approval are the projection
beyond the -- like the neighboring frontage, the
71 and 74 feet as far as the horizontal
placements --
MR. PUTNAM: Correct.
MR. CHILDRESS: -- to make the
traffic flow within the property work.
MR. PUTNAM: Yes.
MR. CHILDRESS: And provide an
enclosure of all the parking spaces for the
employees that are there and still have open
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spaces for guest parking or whatever has been
designed.
MR. PUTNAM: Correct. So how that
works is all employees come in on the east side --
southeast corner down here on Devon, and there's a
key reader here that they can get buzzed in and
come into the site and park. If they're rejected,
there's a way that they can turn around and leave
the site without having come into the secured
facility because it's all about security on these.
And then there's also the entrance and exits over
here. So with this, too, we've gone through staff
and the Village so we have building permits,
engineering permits, MWRD. We've got fire signed
off on all this, so we've got all of our
approvals.
MR. DAMPTZ: You're asking us to
approve basically all four, and then you're just
going to pick and choose which one at a later
date.
MR. PUTNAM: That's right. Because
we just don't know -- you can name all the
different ones. We just don't know what they're
going to want, so we're trying to give ourselves
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some flexibility instead of coming back and
saying, Hey, we want 1. And that was kind of
talking to staff is -- kind of gives some
flexibility on that.
MR. DAMPTZ: They're all going to
take up the same footprint?
MR. PUTNAM: Yes. The idea is
protect the equipment yard. And, like I said, it
just depends on how secure, how protected they
want with an active truck dock on the opposite
side.
MR. CHILDRESS: And then you're
asking us to approve through the zoning variation
request the horizontal placements of the fence
irregardless of the fence type chosen along that
alignment, the horizontal placements and their
projection in front of two neighboring buildings,
you know, the 71 and 74 feet mentioned, you know,
that irregardless of the fence type chosen would
still be routed along those like plan view limits.
MR. PUTNAM: Yeah. This will be your
standard fence that you see all in Elk Grove with
the columns and stuff on the west, south, and east
side. And then this other sheet is strictly for
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protection of the equipment yard on the north
side.
MR. CHILDRESS: Right. Right.
MR. PUTNAM: Yes.
MR. CHILDRESS: And it's largely
consistent with other data centers --
MR. PUTNAM: Absolutely.
MR. CHILDRESS: -- that we over the
last few years have approved in the Village?
MR. PUTNAM: Correct. And that's
what we were also basing these images and stuff of
what is in Elk Grove what we see in other places
but, again, for tenants.
MR. CHILDRESS: Right. And it still
has to be whatever the individual tenant's choice
is at the time that -- prior to them leasing and
taking occupancy.
MR. PUTNAM: Correct. And we want to
give staff a little bit of flexibility. So if it
comes up with something totally different, staff
would make the call to send us back if it doesn't
kind of meet this idea.
MR. CHILDRESS: Right. Or a future
tenant requests something that's outside these
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horizontal limits that would be approved, if
that's so voted. And if it's something different
than these four choices or whatever, then if it
needs to have a future variation, then --
MR. PUTNAM: Correct. We're just
trying to --
MR. CHILDRESS: -- you will go back
through the Village process.
MR. PUTNAM: Yeah. We were giving
staff some flexibility that this or an idea like
this, but it's staff's call. If it doesn't match
anything like this, then we'll be back here. So,
yeah, that's what we're looking for.
MR. CHILDRESS: Thank you.
MR. PUTNAM: Thank you.
MR. CHILDRESS: Roberto?
MR. SERRANO: Just some comments. I
think this is well thought out, and I was sort of
curious if you were going to come today with some,
you know -- some added options for that to
maintain that flexibility, so I'm happy to see
this. It sounds like you've had all the
conversations that needed to be had and the
approvals with regards to the easements and the
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utility information that was provided. Just
feedback, I think it's well thought out.
MR. CHILDRESS: Mike.
MR. COLGAN: How long until the
building is done?
MR. PUTNAM: Oh --
MR. COLGAN: I went by there today
and there's a lot of work being done.
MR. PUTNAM: Yeah. They're under
construction right now. So they could potentially
be, from what I recall, it would be this year.
But they're chasing tenants. So they're moving
forward to an end date, but once they find a
tenant that opens it back up and they keep going.
MR. COLGAN: The fence will be done
last, then?
MR. PUTNAM: Absolutely. Absolutely.
MR. COLGAN: No. 1, I think most of
the other data centers have that one. I've seen a
few with the columns. I don't know how secure
that is, because I can climb a column but I can't
climb over one of those fences. I think it's kind
of counter -productive. I think the columns maybe
looks nice. But for security reasons I don't
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think that's a good idea. But everything else
looks fine to me.
MR. CHILDRESS: Donato.
MR. LATROFA: I don't -- well, I'm
kind of loathe to kind of be on -- to like
basically say, yeah, we approve anything that
might come up. But I trust Bryan and staff. So I
don't really have any other additional questions.
I just wish we had more like the other data center
we had before where there was a tenant. The
tenant was able to articulate what they want, but
I understand business being what they are, get
your tenant and hopefully they can have everything
move smoothly going forward.
MR. PUTNAM: And that's what's
interesting with these things -- I even asked the
question about that and they said every tenant
has -- it's crazy how, you know, they're all
different. One may want one thing more important
than the other one. And then they are -- they're
chasing tenants, so they constantly have showings.
So they're actively out there.
MR. CHILDRESS: Tony.
MR. DAMPTZ: I'm good.
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MR. CHILDRESS: As Roberto mentioned,
you had utility letters --
MR. PUTNAM: Yeah.
MR. CHILDRESS: -- transponded to and
received back from the utility property management
people, you know, trying to reserve their areas of
interest in the property or to the easements
within or around the borders of the property and
how that would interface with, you know, proposed
fence locations and maintaining access to both
needed system or adjacent or overlapping needed
systems.
Is there -- I guess from the
detention point of view, was that already spec'd
out when the building was designed originally.
MR. PUTNAM: I can actually answer
that because I did the original building back in
'08. So ironically, when A&B, before they merged
with Prologis, I worked on this site for both
buildings, so for the detention aspect is up in
the upper right-hand corner, the northeast corner
of the site, it just cuts off the image, that's
where the site detention pond is. And then under
the new guidelines of MWRD and requirements, when
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we switched this from a truck dock to equipment,
it's a change of use so that part of MWRD requires
us to provide additional detention to bring it up
to code. The codes have changed from '08,
obviously, to today, so we had to provide for that
equipment yard area. We provided the excess
detention to meet today's regulations, and there's
also a water quality component. So at the bottom
of this basin was grass. It's now going to be
native planted to meet those new requirements of
MWRD.
MR. CHILDRESS: So that will act as
like an increased filter of the run-off.
MR. PUTNAM: Absolutely.
MR. CHILDRESS: And or restrictors to
maintain the water line so we don't flood the
downstream folks.
MR. PUTNAM: Yeah. Exactly. And
then the rainfalls have increased, so we have a
little bit more volume than what was there before.
MR. CHILDRESS: And the models have
changed as to what MWRD is recommending.
MR. PUTNAM: Yes. It's gone -- just
for knowledge -- the 100-year event, it used to be
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like 7 and a half inches for a 100-year, 24-hour
event. It's now like up to 8 and a half. So
every site now has more detention, about 18 to
20 percent more than what was previously required,
so...
MR. CHILDRESS: Okay.
MR. PUTNAM: Yeah.
MR. CHILDRESS: Having this paint
palate of options helps the Village. It helps the
building management also be more flexible for
proposed different tenants in this family of work
that, you know, data center is what you're trying
to attract, you know, for that building. And it's
nice that a building is being reused versus being
torn down and readapted or whatever. It's always
nice to see existing reuse where that's possible,
too.
MR. PUTNAM: Yeah. We've been doing
a bunch of these in Elk Grove Village using an
existing facility.
MR. CHILDRESS: That is always good
in any industry to do that where possible.
Is there any other questions,
Bryan, that you have?
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MR. KOZOR: No. The only concern was
when they initially -- there was -- during the
initial permitting, there was two design changes
from the initial shell buildout, and we had
different options that were provided and they were
all at eight feet. And if this was a six-foot
screen wall, six-foot fence, it wouldn't need
anything. But since the variance requires
anything that's over six feet to require a
variance, I didn't want them to be locked in with
one type of fence. So I, you know, reached out to
Jamie's team to provide a grouping of potential
uses. Some of the data centers have higher
fences, and they were going with -- or higher
screen walls. They were going with eight foot.
So if in the future they need to go higher, it
will have to be considered differently. But the
variance right now is for an eight -foot option all
the way around with the security fences and then a
variety of screen walls on the back.
MR. CHILDRESS: But if in the future
a data center would want, you know, an 18-foot
wall in front of equipment or what do you call,
the air conditioning units to keep all the
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computer hardware cool and, you know, working in
their desired temperature ranges like some
buildings in the industrial park have a very tall
screen wall that surround some of those mechanical
apparatus if they're not up on a roof or something
or screened in a mezzanine or something, would
something -- if it varies beyond the eight -foot
threshold that we're talking about right now, have
to have another variance because it is a change,
you know, over and above the eight foot that is
potentially granted as permit variation now?
MR. KOZOR: Yeah. It would need
additional consideration.
MR. CHILDRESS: But that would be
through the variance process or planning and
zoning committee or one of the two processes?
MR. KOZOR: It would depend on
staff's direction.
MR. CHILDRESS: Riaht. At that point
in time. Okay.
MR. DAMPTZ: And if they did want a
higher than eight -foot fence, I would imagine they
would have one picked out already; correct?
MR. PUTNAM: It would be tenant
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driven at that point. We would know exactly what
they're looking for for the tenant.
MR. DAMPTZ: And then they would say
Option 2 and then they would say that one would be
ten foot not a choice of four.
MR. CHILDRESS: They would narrow it
down for that particular vendor's or data center's
design criterion or whatever.
Okay. Is there any other
board member questions or comments or -- do you
have any other questions for Jamie?
MR. COLGAN: No.
MR. CHILDRESS: Are there any
questions from anyone in the audience? I guess we
don't have anybody that's walked in since we
started.
Could we have a motion?
MR. DAMPTZ: I'll make a motion.
MR. LATROFA: Second.
MR. CHILDRESS: So could we -- is
that a motion to pass the variation request as
stated in the petition?
MR. DAMPTZ: Yes, to grant.
MR. CHILDRESS: Motion in favor of to
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grant. Can we have a voice vote?
MR. LATROFA: Sure. Second. I do.
MR. CHILDRESS: Aye.
MR. COLGAN: Yes.
MR. SERRANO: Yes.
MR. CHILDRESS: We've all voted in
favor of the proposed variation request. I looked
up the next Village Board meeting is Tuesday of
next week, Bryan?
MR. KOZOR: It's the 20th. And it's
at 5:00 o'clock because of the concert series so
this is the one time of year that the Village
Board meeting is not at 7:00, it's at 5:00 on
July 20th.
MR. PUTNAM: Okay. Thank you.
MR. CHILDRESS: So with that being
the proposed meeting time if you could be before
the Village Board meeting. You'll probably get a
call from the Village clerk to confirm that you're
on the agenda that night. But if not, please call
ahead and confirm that you're on the agenda for
that night and plan to be in attendance because
whatever we vote for as the Board of Appeals votes
as advisory recommendation to the Village Board.
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And then we put together meeting minutes and the
Village plan review staff put together finding of
fact -- or we have these pairs of documents
prepared that advise the Village Board members and
heads of different committees, and the Village
Board will have final say-so over the approval of
any permits. And if they should do vote in the
affirmative, if you could -- at that point then
you'll have approval to coordinate with Village
engineering staff to obtain any permits for any
future situation, I guess, of a data center tenant
within the range of approvals that are within the
submitted package at this time. If it's anything
varying --
MR. PUTNAM: We will coordinate with
Bryan.
MR. CHILDRESS: -- that will be for
future coordination between yourself and the
Village whether or not an additional variation
request is required if it's outside the height
limits.
But thank you very much for
having well organized and presented items.
MR. PUTNAM: Thank you all for your
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MR. DAMPTZ: Good luck.
MR. PUTNAM: Thank you.
MR. CHILDRESS: Thank you very much.
MR. PUTNAM: I am working on other
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MR. CHILDRESS: Thank you very much.
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MR. DAMPTZ: I'll make a motion to
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MR. LATROFA: Second.
MR. CHILDRESS: Okay. The time is
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(Which were all the
proceedings had in the
above -entitled cause.)
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STATE OF ILLINOIS
COUNTY OF COOK
I, MARY WOOLSEY, C.S.R., do hereby
certify that I am a court reporter doing business
in the City of Chicago; that I reported in
shorthand the hearing of the above -entitled cause
on July 8, 2021; and that the foregoing is a true
and correct transcript of my shorthand notes so
taken as aforesaid.
erti i+Shorthand Reporter
Illinois C.S.R. License No. 084-002894
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