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MEETING
8-21-90
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PRESENT:
C. Zettek, Village President
N. Czarnik, Village Trustee
J. Petri, Village Trustee
R. Chernick, Village Trustee
J. Bosslet, Village Trustee
ABSENT:
M. Tosto, Village Trustee
D. Gallitano, Village Trustee
STAFF PRESENT:
C. Willis, Village Manager
G. Parrin, Assistant Village Manager
R. Rummel, Administrative Assistant
A. Gaura, Administrative Intern
G. Coney, Director of Finance
H. Ingebrigsten, Assistant Director of Finance
SALES TAX REVENUES
The Village Board reviewed General Fund revenue
projections for FY 90 through FY 95 . Without additional
revenues, village expenditures will exceed estimated
revenues by the end of FY 91. The Village President
suggested that the Board consider a 1/4% increase in the
sales tax rate which would raise an additional $2 million
in revenues per year.
It was the consensus of the Committee to have Staff
prepare a report on additional sources and survey other
municipalities on their use of various taxing sources.
AMOCO TANK FARM ANNEXATION
Consensus of the Committee was to discuss this item
at a later date when the Fire Chief is available.
COIN-OPERATED AMUSEMENT DEVICES
Consensus of the Committee was to discuss this item
at a later date.
IDOT ANNEXATION
The Village Manager reported that Staff would be
meeting with IDOT on August 29 to discuss salt storage
facilities. In addition, that the Plan Commission has
made a recommendation to grant the required Special Use
permit.
COUNTY REZONING ON DIERRING TERRACE PROPERTY
The Village Manager reported that the Cook County
Zoning Board of Appeals heard a request to rezone property
located on Dierking Terrace, and the Village has until
September 3 to formally oppose the rezoning.
The consensus of the Committee was to have Staff
prepare a resolution opposing the rezoning and to have
that item placed on the August 28, 1990 Agenda.
AUGUST 18 FLOODING
The Village Manager reported that a 150 to 200 year
storm event occurred on the morning of Saturday, August
18, causing intersection flooding throughout the village.
Some 30-40 homes experienced water in basements. No homes
adjacent to Salt Creek were impacted by the creek.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
Trustee Czarnik moved and Bosslet seconded a motion
to enter into executive session for the purpose of
discussing litigation. Upon voting, all AYES.
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c: President and Board of Trustees
Village Manager
Assistant Village Manager
Administrative Assistant
Administrative Intern
Village Clerk
Village Attorney
All Department Heads