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HomeMy WebLinkAboutJPZ - 04/26/1982 - PLANT WEED CONTROL/HOME DAY CARE/FURN LEASING ✓, �la�y e c%,-k JPZ Meeting April 26, 1982 The JPZ Committee met on April 26, 1982, at 7:00 p.m. in the Village Hall Trustees Conference Room. JPZ Members present: James Petri, Ed Hauser and Joe Bosslet Staff Members present: Tom Rettenbacher, Lynette Swanson and Nancy Yiannias Board of Health Chairman present: Pat McHale Items of Discussion 1. Proposed Amended Plant and Weed Control Ordinance. The "old" Plant and Weed Control Ordinance has been reviewed by the Health Department, the Board of Health and the Village Attorney. Changes were made by the Village Attorney and the proposed "amended" ordinance was reviewed by the groups again. The newly amended copy was reviewed by JPZ and met with their approval. It will be recommended for acceptance at the May 11th Village Board Meeting. 2. The Proposed Amended In Home Day Care Liscensing Ordinance The Attorney drafted an amended 'In Home Day Care Ordinance" to correspond with the newly amended State Statute on Day Care Homes. After review by JPZ, they decided to recommend adoption of the new ordinance by the Village Board at the May llth meeting. the JPZ Committee also stated that if a Day Care Home was not licensed by the State that those homes should not be recommended to residents by Community Services. 3. General Furniture Leasing - 1370 Higgins Road: Reviewed letter from Attorney J. Ash representing the owner of the property. Mr. Ash's letter stated a hardship would be imposed if the property was rezoned to B-3 from its present Industrial classification. The Business classification would not permit warehousing. Discussion was held: should the property be Zoned B-3, should the present variation be continued on a yearly basis similar to the Elks, should the 5% retail regulation be increased? It was agreed to further study the problem. No firm action was taken. JPZ Meeting - April 26, 1982 Page 2 4. Five Percent Retail Regulation: Discussion was held on information previously submitted by the owner of the Shoe Factory Outlet Store and Stan Klhyber of the O'Hare Association. It was decided that the regu- lation could possibly be increased to 20o but no greater based on the present economy and that the existing zoning conditions not be changed. No firm action was taken.