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VILLAGE OF ELK GROVE VILLAGE
JUDICIARY, PLANNING, ZONING COMMITTEE
Tuesday, June 29, 1982
The Judiciary, Planning and Zoning Committee, as called by Chairman
Petri at the regular Village Board meeting on June 22, 1982, convened
at 7:00 P.M. , June 29, 1982 in the Trustees Conference Room of the
Municipal Building, 901 Wellington Avenue.
Members Present: Petri , James, Chairman
Bosslet, Joseph
Hauser, Edward
Staff Present: Knickerbocker, Geo. , Village Attorney
Henrici , C. , Fire Chief
Callahan, R. Supv. Bldg. Dept.
The following topics come under discussion.
Assistance of Handicapped persons at self-service gas stations:
The discussion considered a proposed ordinance that would require
assistance to handicapped at gas stations that provide self-service
facilities in addition to full-service facilities.
Handicapped Parking Stalls:
Chairman Petri requested information regarding compliance with the
provisions of Ord. 1513 and requested a report prior to the regularly
scheduled Village Board Meeting on July 13, 1982.
Paraphernalia Law:
e content and merits of paraphernalia laws adapted by the County of
Cook and some surrounding communities were discussed. The Village
Attorney reported on some recent court decisions and the difficulties
of enforcement inherent in paraphernalia laws. A discussion followed
on the purpose of and what may be accomplished by the enactment of
this kind of legislation. Mr. Hauser stated that he wanted to hear
from the Chief of Police, either in person or in writting on this
subject.
Parental responsibility for under aged drinking:
A newspaper article was introduced relating to an ordinance adapted by
Glenn Ellyn, Illinois that fines parental responsibility for under
aged drinking. The ordinance is intended to control the nuisance
parties that sometimes develope in residential areas.
Requirements for public sidewalks in commercial and industrial areas:
Past variations and the approval of plans not showing sidewalks and
the ability of the Village to require these walks was discussed. The
economic and time restraint factors in implementing an enforcement
program was considered.
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Tuesday, June 29, 1982
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Soil erosion and sedimentation control :
Questions were raised relative to the three acre minimum requirement
of the ordinance . It was decided to refer this question to the
appropriate working department.
Reor anization of the ZoningOrdinance:
brief discussion on the advisability of revising the organization of
the zoning ordinances and other materials contained in the zoning
ordinance loose leaf folder. Size requirements of parking stalls and
width of driving lanes were discussed and some changes in the ordinance
language was discussed. Permitted uses in the business districts were
also discussed.
Building Activities Code:
The propose o� rdinance intended to adapt the 1981 editions of the
B.O.C.A. Codes and the 1981 National Electrical Code were discussed with
special emphasis on those sections that will require the installation of
sprinkler systems in existing structures.
Fire Prevention Code:
Fire Chief Henrici introduced a rough draft of a proposed ordinance to
adapt the 1981 edition of the Fire Prevention Code and the 1982
supplements to that code.
Masonr Advisor Council Pro osed Ordinance:
he ocument currently being circulated by the Masonry Advisory Council
was discussed.
Retail sales in industrial areas:
Attorney Knickerbocker reported on his activities regarding retail sales
and permitted uses in the industrial areas and how the performance
standards relate to these uses.
Chairman Petri adjourned the meeting at 11 :00 P.M.
Res ectfulll%y submitted,
R. Callahan
Building Inspection Supervisor
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Manager, Village Attorney, Village Clerk, Building Commissioner.
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