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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZONING BOARD OF APPEALS - 11/07/1967 - 4 ZONING HEARINGS BOARD OF APPEALS VILLAGE OF ELK GROVE VILLAGE NOVEMBER 7, 1967 The meeting was called to order at 8:15 P.M. There were present Messrs: Barrett, Cook, LaPaglia, Radzis, Fleming and Chairman Bragiel. Absent - Mr. Collmer The Chairman ordered the following matters discussed: Case 67-5 Petition of Mr. James C. Brown, 499 Lilac Lane, Elk Grove Village, Illinois, being a petition to erect a fence withifi 25 feet:ol a dedicated street. On motion of Mr. Barrett, seconded by I.1r. LaPaglia, the request was granted subject to fence posts being located on petitioner's property. The board found no substantial reason for denying the request. 6 AYES - No - NAYS Case 67-6 Messrs: Donald Javers and Jerry Zima The petition of Messrs. Javensand Zima, 219 and 215 Parkchester Road, Elk Grove Village, Illinois, being a petition to maintain a fence in excess of height limitation of the Zoning; Ordinance. On motion of Mr. Barrett, seconded by Mr. LaPaglia, the petition of Messrs. Javens and Zima was denied. 6 AYES - No NAYS. The petition has not shown any hardship as contemplated by the Ordinance. Case 67-7 Charles P. Williams Petition of Mr. Charles P. Williams 321 Birchwood Avenue, Elk Grove Village, Illinois, a hearing for a special use variation to maintain an existing radio transmission tower in a residential district and in excess of the height limitations in such districts. An examination of the record indicates that the tower was erected in complete disregard for the nresent Ordinances respecting radio transmission towers in "R" districts; further that the tower exceeds the height limitations for "R" districts. The board discussed this matter at great length and had two hearings herein. The board was unanimous in its feeling that radio transmission towers do not fit into the overall character of a residential district, that its existence does not add to the character of the neighborhood, that this tower is used by the petitioner as a means of supplementing his income by conducting a business in a "R" district. On motion of tir. Barrett, seconded, by Mr. Cook, it is recommended to the President and Board of-Trustees that the petitioner request be denied and a "Do Not Grant" resolution be adopted. 6 AYES - No NAYS. -2- Board of Appeals sleeting - November 7, 1967 (continued) Case 67-3 Charles Presgrave Petition of Charles Presgrave, 1369 Cumberland Circle East, Elk Grove Village, Illinois being a petition for a variation in height of fence. The petitioner has not shown any substantial hardship as contemplated by the Ordinance. On motion of Mr. Barrett, seconded by Mr. Fleming, the board moved to deny the petition. 6 AYES - No NAYS. There being no other business, on motion of Mr. Barrett, seconded by Mr. Cook, the meeting adjourned.