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HomeMy WebLinkAboutJPZ - 11/24/1986 - INOPERABLE VEHICLES/FALSE ALARM ORD/NO SMOKE/TAXICAB ORD r, p MINUTES JPZ COMMITTEE MEETING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24 , 1986 - 7 : 00 P.M. COMMITTEE MEMBERS PRESENT: Chairman Petri Trustee Bosslet Trustee Hauser OTHERS PRESENT: Attorney Knickerbocker Police Chief Engelbrecht Joan Levin, Herald Reporter The following topics were discussed: Inoperable Vehicles The Police Department had recommended that the time required to take enforcement action as pertains to inoperable vehicles be reduced. The present thirty (30) days required for the vehicle to be in an inoperable condition and the additional sixty (60) days the owner has to make it operable or remove, dilutes the Ordinance and its ' intent to have these eyesores removed in a timely manner. The Committee agreed upon a seven (7) day inoperable condition before the owner is notified and a fifteen (15) day allowance before the vehicle has to be operable or removed. The Police Chief offered that an extension could be granted through his department if extenuating circumstances existed, i.e. , restoration, parts unavailability, etc. To receive such extension, the vehicle owner would be responsible to request extension. For 12-16-86 Board Meeting. False Alarm Ordinance Village Attorney presented the Committee with two (2) proposed amendments to the False Alarm Ordinance as recommended by the Police Department. 1) Raises the penalty for in excess of ten (10) false alarms from $50 to $100 each. Following the tenth false alarm Minutes JPZ Committee Meeting Mon. , Nov. 24 , 1986 Page 2 revocation or extension of user license processes have begun and during the time between written correspondences, additional false alarms can be received and they should be invoiced at $100. For 12-16-86 Board Meeting. 2) Increases Alarm User License fee from flat $25 , based upon number of false alarms the previous calendar year. License fee could be $500 for those with more than thirty (30) false alarms. Committee to take under advisement. Congregate Housing Village Attorney presented Congregate Housing Ordinance and discussion ensued with concerns being expressed by both the Attorney and Committee members about being overprotective and legislating operations to the extreme, adopting a "big brother" attitude requiring constant monitoring. Board of Health and Health Department to review. Under further review by Committee also. Day Care Ordinance Question arose as to Day Care Ordinance in discussion on Congregate Housing. Mrs. Yiannias to provide report regarding feedback. No Smoking Ordinance Trustee Bosslet suggested moving ahead on No Smoking Ordinance. Trustee Hauser suggested hardships may be caused under certain circumstances and did not believe such an Ordinance would meet with favor citing comments received or read in the newspaper. Under further review and consideration. Liquor Serving Ordinance Committee wishes to look further into possibility of adopting such an Ordinance. Additional information to be provided them by Mrs. Weaver. Line of Sight Trustee Hauser questioned status of line of sight issue. Mr. Rettenbacher to supply Committee with overlays and recommendation. Zoning Performance Standards Concern expressed over means by which industrial tenants can be controlled to ensure non-danger to community and Village employees (firemen) . Minutes JPZ Committee Meeting Mon. , Nov. 24, 1986 Page 3 Taxicab Ordinance (Public Passenger Vehicle Concept) Trustee Hauser inquired of the Attorney if he had reviewed document reference regional testing of public passenger vehicles and their operators. This has not been accomplished as yet. The Police Chief indicated he was comfortable with the testing procedure proposals in response to Trustee Hauser inquiry. The Chief indicated that several sister communities were hoping to have Ordinance in place on January 1, 1987 . Under further review. Meeting ended at 8 : 40 P.M.