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VILLAGE OF ELK GROVE VILLAGE
JUDICIARY, PLANNING, ZONING COMMITTEE
Wednesday, March 3, 1982
The J.P.Z. Catmiittee meeting, as called by Chairman Petri at the
regular Village Board Meeting of February 23, 1982, convened at
7:00 P.M. , Wednesday, March 3, 1982, in the Trustees Conference
Roan of the Municipal Building, 901 Wellington Avenue.
Members Present: Petri, James, Chairman
Bosslet, Joseph
Hauser, Edward
Members Absent: None
Staff Present: Engelbrecht, Fred, Chief of Police
Rettenbacker, Thomas, Building Comnissioner
Knickerbocker, Geo. , Village Attorney
Others Present: None
Dav Care Centers
Chairman Petri indicated Day Care Centers item on agenda
should teiTorarily be put on hold pending further review and discussion
with Health Department.
Paraphernalia Law
Brief mention of Hoffman Estates paraphernalia law being upheld by
Supremo Court. Village Attorney directed to review decision and
report back to Committee in the future.
Handicapped Parking Stalls
Village Attorney presented Proposed Ordinance making mandatory the
provision of handicapped parking stalls by each comiercial, professional,
or service related establishment licensed to do business or perform a
service by the Village of Elk Grove or State of Illinois. The number
of handicapped parking stalls are to be determined by total parking
spaces available at a given location. After review, the Committee and
staff present posed several questions to the Village Attorney concerning
(1) right of property owner to appeal, (2) fine stucture, and (3) enforce-
ment if property owner fails to comply. Mr. Knickerbocker advised
right to appeal or request for variation is existent before the Village
Board much the same as in other matters. The fine is consistent with
other parking violations. If a property owner fails to comply letters
from the Building Commissioner and the Village Attorney would follow
with the last resort being sumnoning the property owner before the
Circuit Court.
Handicap stalls will be determined by the Building Commissioner using
similar criteria as State Accessibility Law. It is intended a letter
be forwarded to all affected by Ordinance, after passage, advising of
effective date (tentatively June 1, 1982) and where they may secure
necessary signs.
continued. . .
JPZ Ccxr¢tuttee Meeting Minutes
Wednesday, March 3, 1982
Page TVAD
Alarm Ordinance
Mr. Knickerbocker presented proposed Ordinance with revisions as
suggested by the Conmittee after previous meetings and public hearing.
Key modifications are elimination of Ordinance being applicable to
single or multiple family dwellings, extension from thirty (30) to
sixty (60) days for new alarm installations to correct any problems
in the system before alarms generating from that premise being con-
sidered false, and less lenient sanctions being imposed prior to
revocation of license. Revised Ordinance, along with cover letter
is to be sent by staff to those previously expressing interest and/or
concern advising of modifications which were made. It will be rec-
om -nded the JPZ Conmittee comprise the hearing body in regard to
false alarm revocation along with representatives from O'Hare
Association of Conmerce and Industry and .Alarm company.
Other Agerda It.ms
Comanittee, Leviewed agenda, however, no discussion ensued on remaining
i tans.
Chairman Petri adjourned meeting at 8:00 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Fred0: Eng recht
Chief of Police
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c: President & Board of Trustees, Village Manager, Ass't Village Manager,
Administrative Assistant, Village Attorney, %A, ,qg.,QAzX., Building
Commissioner, Health Dept. Coordinator.