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VILLAGE OF ELK GROVE VILLAGE
JUDICIARY, PLANNING & ZONING COMMITTEE
Monday, August 27, 1984
Members Present: James Petri, Chairman
Joseph Bosslet, Trustee
Edward Hauser, Trustee
Staff Present: George Knickerbocker, Village Attorney
Thomas F. Rettenbacher, Building Commissioner
Paddock Publications: Dan Rozek
The Judiciary, Planning and Zoning Committee meeting was called to order
at 7:50 PM by Chairman J. Petri. Trustte J. Bosslet was present, Trustee
E. Hauser was absent.
The following topics were discussed.
1. Liquor Licenses for Wholesale Dealers
The committee discussed with the Attorney, George Knickerbocker,
the State requirements for a Wholesaler License which are mandatory.
For the small number of wholesalers in the Industrial Park, they
agreed that nothing would be gained at this time by requiring a
Village Wholesale License.
2. Business Licenses - Contractors, Carpenter, Brick Mason, Cement Mason
The Committee discussed a list of what other communities who
required business licenses for various contractors, The State of
Illinois License Plumbers, and communities with Electrical Commissions,
registered Electrical Contractors. Before a building permit can be
issued the Village requires a business license, a State license from
plumbers, a proper registration from an Electrical Contractor. We do
not give a test for a business license but can revoke a business license
and thus stop permit issuance. It was agreed to continue as we have
been.
3. Mailing List
After lengthily discussion concering Freedom of Information Act,
Commercial versus Non-Commercial, in Village and out of Village users,
and George Coney's memo on Village costs, George Knickerbocker will
adjust and redo the Resolution that he had previously prepared.
Political and Garage Sale signs were discussed and past actions
concering them especially as to their posting on public property. It
was agreed to leave the present regulations on the books.
4. Parking Stalls
After a discussion of the report prepared by the Building Commissioner
it was agreed that the parking stall size be changed to 9 foot by
19 feet (from the present 10X20) . The requirements for the width of
handicap stalls will remain the same.
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A change will be prepared by the Building Commissioner and Attorney
to have the Plan Commission review and approve of any requests to
permit overhangs over other than concrete or blacktop. The
requirements for loading spaces for Motels and Office Buildings will
be changed as presented in the Building Commissioner's report.
5. Gullo requests for rezoning 0&T to I-1
The model of the proposed industrial building was briefly discussed —
no recommendation at this time.
6. Mary Salzenstein Reports Oct. 1982 and June 1984
The Attorney stated that Mary Salzenstein told him that the standards
he prepared would give us control of the operation used by Film
Recovery. After further discussion with Fire Chief Henrici concerning
the Toxic Actions Law (State of Illinois) that this problem was
highly technical and would require an appearance before the Committee
by Mary Salzenstein to explain the controls proposed.
Trustee E. Hauser Arrived 9:05 PM.
The discussion continued after Trustee Hauser was briefed by the
Committee. A copy of the Salzenstein report was given to Fire Chief
Henrici. He was asked to review it and if he had comments to return
them to the Committee. This was a result of his activities and
inspections under the Toxic Action Law. After further discussion
regarding Industrial Park uses, it was agreed to meet with Mary
Salzenstein to get his input and hopefully bring about a better
understanding of the technical report.
The meeting adjourned at 9:35 PM.
Respect sub
Thomas F. Rettenbacher,
Building Commissioner
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