HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE - 10/28/1986 - ZBA VACANCY/BD OF HEALTH APT/BIESTERFIELD RD INTERCHANGE/GROVE SHOPPING CTR Minutes
Committee of the Whole
October 28, 1986
PRESENT:
Charles Zettek, village President
Edward Hauser, Village Trustee
James Petri, Village Trustee
Michael Tosto, Village Trustee
Joseph Bosslet, Village Trustee
Dennis Gallitano, Village Trustee
STAFF PRESENT:
Charles Willis, Village Manager
Gary Perrin, Assistant Village Manager
Robin Weaver, Administrative Assistant
Fred Engelbrecht, Chief of Police
Alan Boffice, Village Engineer
John Coakley, Administrative Intern
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS VACANCY
President Zettek advised the Village Board that he would
like their concurrence to appoint Tony Inzerello to fill the
existing vacancy on the Zoning Board of Appeals. The Board
concurred and the appointment will be made at the Board
meeting.
BOARD OF BEALTN APPOINTMNT
President Zettek asked members to consider adding one
member to the Board of Health and to name David Dopp to that
position at the Village Board meeting. The Board concurred.
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Trustees Bosslet, Petri, Tosto, President Zettek and
Gary Parrin all indicated that they would be attending the
October 30 convention center meeting.
BIESTERPISLD ROAD INTERCBANGS
A revised sketch from IDOT was received and posted in
the Trustees' Conference Room which illustrates the most
recent IDOT plans for an interchange at I-290 and Biester-
field Road. Members agreed it looked like a good design
especially as ramps do not exit onto Rohlwing Road, nor
impact the Parkview Heights Subdivision.
7:20 p.m. Trustee Chernick arrived
7:26 p.m. George Knickerbocker arrived
GRINS SBOPPIRG CEN2"
George Knickerbocker indicated that an individual wants
to re-open the theatre at the Grove Shopping Center. Parking
lot improvements will be made and the shared parking
previously permitted by the Village is requested. Consensus
was to continue permitting shared parking.
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George Knickerbocker relayed the fact that due to the high
number of cases resulting from the turn prohibition sign on
Biesterfield Road at Gibson Drive, the Judge was losing patience
and had reduced fines to twenty-five dollars. Of that, twenty-two
dollars goes to the County. President Zettek noted that Schaumburg
has challenged our right to issue tickets under local ordinance
rather than under State jurisdiction. Conducting a poll was
suggested by President Zettek.
The meeting adjourned at 8:10 p.m. for the regular Village
Board meeting.
c: Village Manager
Assistant village Manager
Administrative Assistant
All Department Heads
Village Attorney