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MINUTES
JUDICIARY, PLANNING AND ZONING
July 11, 1990
7:35 P.M.
MEMBERS PRESENT: Dennis Gallitano, Chairman
Joseph Bosslet, village Trustee
Nancy Czarnik, Village Trustee
ABSENT: None
STAFF PRESENT: Gary E. Parrin, ASS't. Village Manager
Ray Rummel, Administrative Assistant
Alan J. Boffice, Director, DE/CD
George Knickerbocker, Village Attorney
COIN OPERATED AMUSEMENT DEVICE TEXT AMENDMENT
The Committee reviewed the ordinance prepared by the Village
Attorney. The Director of Engineering and Community Development noted
that the park district and the miniature golf course have coin operated
amusement devices, but those places could not operate those devices
under the proposed ordinance.
It was the consensus of the Committee to have the Village
Attorney add the following sections to the proposed ordinance: (g)
Park District Facilities; (h) Miniature Golf Courses; and, (i) Other
Recreational Uses as approved by the Village Manager. Once the
ordinance is prepared, it is to be forwarded to the Village Board for
their consideration and action.
PARKING STANDARDS IN INDUSTRIAL ZONED DISTRICTS
The JPZ Committee directed the Village Attorney to ascertain
whether or not restrictive covenants exist on industrial park deeds
prohibiting parking on the street.
The Committee then discussed parking issues surrounding
parking within the 25 foot setback and the issues encompassing the
variation request at 2100 Landmeier.
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it was the consensus of the JPZ Committee to recommend the
following:
(1) Allow parking in loading docks and driveways which
are located within the 25 foot setback by continuing
the stay of enforcement of the parking prohibition.
Parking in loading docks and driveways would be
permitted only to the extent that such parking does
not interfere with emergency vehicle access.
(2) Properties which presently have existing, non-
conforming parking areas which encroach upon the
25 foot setback shall be permitted to operate as
legal, nonconforming uses. The Village Attorney
is to render an opinion on this matter.
(3) Additional companies requiring parking in the 25
foot setback should petition the Zoning Board of
Appeals for a variation based upon a demonstrated
need or hardship as the current code provides.
(4) Approval of the Zoning Board of Appeals' recommendation
to grant the parking variation to Scott Lift Truck at
2100 Landmeier based on the following:
(a) the amount of green space, landscaping,
and screening which will be provided.
(b) A demonstrated need to expand parking
into the front yard.
(c) The parking area will be used for automobiles
only.
(d) Parking will be prohibited in fire lanes
and the parking area cannot impede the
movement of emergency response vehicles.
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c: Chairman & Members of JPZ Committee, Village President, Board of
Trustees, Village Clerk, village Manager, Assistant Village Manager
Administrative Assistant, Director, DE/CD, Village Attorney