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Home My WebLink AboutORDINANCE - 2180 - 8/13/1991 - FINAL SITE PLAN AMENDEDORDINANCE NO. 2180 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE APPROVED FINAL SITE PLAN FOR THE PARK ORLEANS PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PARK CHARDONNAY) WHEREAS, a Final Site Plan for Lot 1 of Parcel D of the Village on the Lake Planned Unit Development was previously approved by the President and Board of Trustees on September 23, 1980; and WHEREAS, the Developer has requested certain minor changes to be incorporated into said Final Site Plan and said minor changes have been reviewed by the Department of Engineering and Community Development of the Village; and WHEREAS, the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Elk Grove Village after having considered the request of the owners of the Park Chardonnay Project find and believe it to be in the best interests of the Village that the Final Site Plan for Park Orleans/Chardonnay Condominiums be amended. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Elk Grove Village, Counties of Cook and OuPage, Illinois as follows: Section 1: That the approved Final Site Plan for the Park Orleans Planned Unit Development be and the same is hereby amended as follows: A) The Developer is hereby permitted to eliminate one tennis court from the development. Such change shall hereby be reflected on the Final Site Plan. Section 2: That the Village Clerk is hereby authorized to publish this Ordinance in pamphlet form. Section 3: That this Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval and publication according to law. VOTES: AYES: 4 PASSED this 13th NAYS: 0 ABSENT: 2 day of August , 1991. APPROVED this 13th day of August , 1991. Charles J. Zettek Village President ATTEST: Patricia S. Smith Village Clerk PUBLISHED this 15th day of August , 1991 in pamphlet form. August 5, 1991 DAUG 06 1991 V111gGE MANAGER'S OFFICE MEMO TO: Charles A. Willis, Village Manager MEMO FROM: Alan J. offe, , IDirector, DECD 6 SUBJECT: PARK CHARDONNAY CONDOMINIUMS / MINOR CHANGE TO PLANNED DEVELOPMENT PLAN Attached is a copy of a request from the architect of the Park Chardonnay Development, on behalf of the owner, for the elimination of an existing tennis court and its replacement with a landscaped area. AS stated in the letter, the existing tennis courts receive little, if any, use by the property owners. They have been chained and padlocked since 1989 and the one tenant who uses the courts infre- quently has her own key. The developer contacted the Park Orleans Condominium Umbrella Association to get their support for the removal of the tennis court and they concurred with its removal. A copy of their letter of approval is also attached. Based on the limited use of the courts, approval by the Umbrella Association, and the fact that directly across Biesterfield Road lies illuminated Park District tennis courts, this department also recommends the elimination of one tennis court from the development. In accordance with the requirements of Section 4.25B of the Zoning Ordinance, this change can be treated as a minor change to the planned development. Village Board action through the adoption of an appropriate Ordinance would provide the necessary approval. As the developer is anxious to proceed with the requested modifications, I would request that this matter be presented to the President and Board of Trustees for their review and action at the August 13, 1991 Village Board meeting. AJB:pd Attachment Stephen T. Powers Architect & land Planner July 30, 1991 Mr. Alan Boffice, P.E. Director of Engineering and Community Development Elk Grove Village Municipal Center 901 Wellington Avenue Elk Grove Village, Illinois Re: Park Chardonnay Condominiums, Request for Removal of One Tennis Court Dear Mr. Boffice: The builders of the new addition to the Park Chardonnay project are asking for your permission to remove the northerly of the two existing tennis courts on the property and add that parcel to their overall landscape design scheme. Originally their were six tennis courts side-by-side, four of which belonged to the original multiunit project and the westerly two courts which belonged to the Park Orleans/Park Chardonnay group. All of the courts were enclosed with high cyclone fencing. Of the original four courts in the first part, two have been removed and have been "grassed over" (see attached photographs). Now there are a total of four courts, two of which belong to the original project and two of which belong to Park Chardonnay. The two belonging to the Park Chardonnay property have been chained and padlocked for a couple of years now due to a previous spate of juvenile rowdyism. (see attached photos) The one tenant that does occasionally use the courts has her own key. When the builders approached the Park Chardonnay homeowners group for their endorsement of eliminating one of the two courts in order to further add to the building #3 landscape plan they were greeted with unanimous approval. At this point we are requesting that we be permitted to eliminate the northerly most court, the one furthest away from the clubhouse, and incorporate its land into the design of our project landscape layout. We would be happy to furnish your office with a copy of this landscape plan as soon as we can complete it, pending your decision. I have attached drawings and photographs to this letter to illustrate our request. Thank you for your consideration. cc: Mr. Richard Lettvin, DCG Mr. William Metz, PHS S cerely, �dL-1 'St hen T. Po e r s Box 1082 St. Charles Illinois 60174 (708) 584-4808 CWM Management Services 520 Biesterfield Road t"Joao�e A%V oQ� Grove V0llage,6I0linois 60007 G\NEE DEVE� N Alan Bice VillaPte' Of Elk Grove 901 Wellington Avenue Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 July 31, 1991 Dear Mr. Boffice, This letter is being written in regard to the Park Orleans Condominium Umbrella Association. At the last Board meeting, the possible removal of the northern -most tennis court on the grounds of Park Orleans was discussed. Developer Richard Lettvin requested permission of the residents and other Board Members to remove the northern -most tennis court. The minimal to non-existant usage of the two exsisting tennis courts was discussed. The residents present agreed to the removal of the northern -most tennis court at the developer's expense. This letter is to inform you that the developer has the approval of the Condominium Association to remove the northern -most tennis court. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the removal of this tennis court, please feel free to contact me at 439- 6202. Sincerely, Ja M. Mitchell cc: Richard Lettvin Diversified Capital Group JMM/mg „t w A., I. eL...l. n 77 �1 ' SS ,•y i I � r�"� i I F � � ti. OJA�rV. F � � ti. ��/ ,•,Oo••