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HomeMy WebLinkAboutVILLAGE BOARD - 12/22/1958 - VILLAGE BOARD ►:4 IN TES O e A UI UF.API rfr T%NG _O THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF El,1 GROVE VILLAGE. ILLINOIS, OP DEGE.i.BER 229 1955, Pgasideat Charlee as Hod1mair calved the meeting to ozder as 9:15 P-M- at the Ira L. Rupley School in said Village and directed tho Village Clerk to call the roll„ Upon the roll being called, the followiiF, 3ruateoa a<->.s tired "PRIK'SENT. : Frank R. >angelotti, Morgan Po Burke, Jr., Laurence F. Gr n'.el. Roger J. Pa.szer and Leornmrd A. Schmrrin gb-auson; �-*AB,13121`11: J=es L. Carroll. Alae pr®Sent at this nee tir:g: F-x ant: die Opeks, At bor.?oy for the Village; Edva d Clifford,. Police Chief; Jack MUchala, Secretary oA the Plazi Commission; Y;dwazil do McCabe of DeSoto Bo HcCabs & Associatog; R. ji Seitz of Public Service Compan�Fi Frani. Seharringhausen, Acing Building g Superintendent of the Robert. F Floming of Elk Grove Home Gvnars Association, Taae.; Bill Dua.sn©y, reprosrantimg she El: Grose Herald; and reeidento of the 4.1 age of Mk- Grove Village, It •aaa moved. by Tru3tee Burke. Jr. and seconded by Truvtee Grin=.les that ti.e ??iruteo of Regular nsetiz�g of thePrevidenp and- Board of iraatoee he'd c,n December 3, 19588, az tRWI)mI dted, bo approved. `1'h9 mo F4 on was voted upon by accla- matiana Whosaupon the Pree3dent declared the motion carred. jack Michala, Chairman of the Zoning Board of .Appeals, recommended that alZ propert.r presently zoned industrial in the Village be FcLr��^sod no a public :�eaFia•.g no :� classify under now classifica-io:l's a@ M-1 (14sight Fndvs r7) and M-2 (Heavy Industry) � in accordance tsith Ordinance No. 81 "AN Q:j_pLA2bCE =Fadisg the :riMage of Elk, Grove-Vil logo Zozing Ordin"ncaO o It was moved by Trastao Burke, Jr. and seconded by Truste© Patz-9:- that the natter ca xoclassifyiag all irdus Hrial.ly zoaad pz operty in the Village be pit to a public hearing for proper clsas3ficat1.on usndor Ordinance Hoe Sl s"A ORDILTAuNCE amending dhe Village of Elk `2ovc 'pillage gorse g Ordinance" (r©gaxdii?g am6xt44=Ig of the Zoning Ordinance to pvovide i'or wzw class;f{cations as H-1 (.s fight� induatr ) and R-2 (Fleavy ?nduatjvy) to ?eplaca .Article X which deals strictly ui tH manilfacturing), The motion was eotad upon by acc-lanation. Hhea e-apon the Preside.n.b declared the Motion carrisdo � Jack Mich-ala' then recommarded that Harold Scharrin„heusen bo appointed 'Chairm-m o3 the Pian Commiesion of the Village to f`il? the uniaxm'lred term of DeSoto B. McCabe, jr., resigned, said term miring Januad; 25, 1961; and that James Gibson j be ;?*ppointed as a IIwnbee of the PIM of 'else 'Villaeo to serve the ve— maining berm of Harold Sch€--r ,rghauGen, said t®rm expiring JREtT. Try 29, 1961, it �mfl moved by Tru-,too e% o Gina seconded 3y TT-astao Scharr ingr.Aus that the Presiddnc and Board o Trusteaas eoncuv ?.:a ',he recom-mondatio$3 of Jac, Michala that Harold Seharringhauso be appointed Cha;>man of the, Playa Commis@ioZ to fill the unsxpi-ed teres of DeSoto Lr MICC9-1-0, --r,, reigned, said term e2pirip- Janu:ary 28, 1961; and that Jamie Gibson be s^.ppG°iatad as a member of the Plan � Commission of tho Village to aerie the romainiDg berm of Harold Scharr; hau>3W�, t ;a,i& tones oxm ring January 28, '-'96!. Mia Pr a3idenv asked that the roll be on the motion and'upon tho roll being called, she follo,tine, ensvered "AYE": � 'Pr ea-i dent Hodl.mair and Trustceo A Belot i-1; Jr., *Gr indsl, Patzer and Schar ring- hauson; "NAY": None, llf-3.S.XIVTT ': Ca-rro'1- 't'hla oapon ohs i r asides s deelar�d th® mobiGn C4rr1etlo- Jack Hichala then zeCommended that Jobr- Erwin be appointed as a msm:per of tits � Zor:ing Board of Appeals to aorve.uhtis 1.7, 9959, filing the taste of � D®50,00 13, McCabe, Jao (corm s ,3irsd J'sni^.ary 17, Z9 9); and that Geor Scharringhausen, Sr, be _�-er.,ppoi.ntod aII a 4'ubar cn the Zoning Board oa Appoz.15 for a Full term of seven years 02:piz illg Sep-�amfoer lir 196;, It was moved by Truywea Scharrin.,Yausert and saconded by louabee Gria%,o Uhab the preuident and L'oard of Truetees co;cur in the recommendation of Tac.-. Michala that John Erwin be appointed ae a mo��aer of the Zon4ng. oard of Appoaig A. se?r6 autsil Se—ptedtbar 17, 19-9, filliz— the term ofD$Sc-o B, ab @r Jr. Geer, ezpirad January 17, 1959); and that Georges Saha A3 ghs�aoen, Sr. be z'E2Rprozntad tie 12/22/59 a mambo? of the Zoning Boa-'d of -appeals !or a full term of �ovnn �Gpzz tympir�ag September 17, 1965. il�u* Presiden-It asked that the roll be called on the motiou V a.nev upon the roll b,3ixzg asiled, the followlr,- anwtored "AY X14: -Freald6nt 'Hodl-T-a"Ir and Taruatoea krig-slotti, Burke, yr., Gr-indel, Patz.-5:! and Scharringhausen; ff Whereupon the President declared the Ai Non's. 0ABSENT : Car-poll. Mr- ed Jack Mich'ala tha% oho Board of Trustees adopt a -orates -9 it a Da7t of the Official Plan of the 7`11 ga. Mr. Ops-ka ordiyp-nce and maL & I A ag stat6d as it is nov, the -Flar. Commission has no stan-,larde to guide the,_5 In studying and approviDf, plans. by Trusteo Scha-r It Vee moved and zecontled by Trurtee a r i±=71 e 1 that the matter of providing a P-ofDdivision control ordinance ae -a part of the O:Meial Plan be studied by the judiciary azid Build.Jrs Committee and Plan 0 0 am'S 2 ljoin%ly. , and 'What a recommandativii or a ps-oposed ordIn-ance be aubzOtted to Vrzz Board of Trurtee-U -for their The motion waB voted upon by aecla- mattion. -Iereapon th-a Fresidont 6.selared 76ho motion ca--rizd, Tlrusteo Angelotti, a msiu7osr of the Fi=ax.co Committee, presented and read fonx-p for pay-mant. T'Gtal -amount $473.02. .0.7-oices to be approved It wao moved by Txuotee Burko, j7. and qeao-aidod by Trustee An-elott-.1 that the following involICOG '00 al)DrOred for pVmer-t: Maine inGurance Agency - Renow-al of Pol. 1,WFT-571v'3645 Travelers Yoe Police car. Bodily Injury, Ned. Pay. Property Damage $173-95 Comprehonsive Collivion 76.00 $249.9g Public Service Company 12/1/59 11, I - St-m-cet Lighting 'no. of Noverabler Ben F. Bidamillar & Go=any - Bond for Goo,, Scharripghansen, Troas. Renewal of P'011cy #M-11: 099 . 01 2 .0 0 .1;9 Maiz~o ir.eurance Ageney - ��,-xufaacCurer lt5 wad Coatractor9n Bod. Inj. & Prop. Trawlers L-1.41 Total. . . .....15`4�73.02 Th-to FmAdent as-ked' lohat 11b,'he roll be called on the motion and v.pon the roll be ealled, the folloviiig True-teoz ar.swarotl 11AYEI: Angolotti, Burke, VJr., GrindelD PatTer and Scharringhaucen; "IIAVI: None; .A3SE-e-.j'T": Cal-roll. Whoreupon the Presidant, declared the motion carrio&. Promident Hod-Imair referrad the matter of i-nourance coverage for Streets, highways and zidwaallks for the Village to Laurmice T-0. 'Grindel, lChairmam of th3 Stznaets ana Sevarm Committee, and James Cazroll, Chairman of the Financo Committee, for stuff and recommandation. Trustoo Burke, jro prosGnasd a Plat of S%illdivisior- at' SacSionV! of She "Tillage of Elk Grove Villago- Presiditnt Hodlraair ro?e2�rod the Plat of SubeLivizion Of SGIC"E'llan VX of the Vilae-e of Elk Gj�ave Village to the Plan ComniisgAon fol stuu wae I reco=endation. Prozid@nt Hod1mair otated that, ha hizad re-calved a letter from DeSoto B. McCabe 007 1 Asso-aiat eo, dated Decenabor 11, 1999. The Village Clerk thon road the lette- which "BIC-lated that Elk Grove iiat*zr & SDwtr Go., inc., hass qatIsf-Actorily complotc-d the fill{ng In of tho temporar-y w-cidation poad east of the Village aad th d th-o grourd has been satisfactorily rae-tored 11-o or-.;Z--5aa1 grafin. All so��.-ge froom th'S Village now flo-do into the intercepted zGi5er const-ructod by -T-0 Matropolitar. Sanitary District of Graatoy Cl-qjcp4go. Tho lct-t*r aloo stated that in view of Chip di2cozitinuanca of the 72se of tempaz-a�y Get a-- treatment and the 2atiefaeto.�y - -r z seto ation of the aite usod for holemporary zews-Ze t-rol-s ant,, it iz recomm-nAed that n. a money pre!;:ricus,4 @Esorwdod by Elk G--,ova- Watolr Co., Inc. be returriega Laurence Grindol, Chairman. af 'Cho Stroets and S!'-doss Qo=wlttae. Btated th-at lie hao; nog walked the area ae yet,. F-raoident Hodmai~ asked Trustee Cw-rindal to waw w-4.4 inspecl., the area and make his raport al, the next aeoting of the FrG@Jdm. t and Board of Trusteec. Trustee Patzer presented a letiterfrom the r-;epax- tmont of -ommorce, V Bure&a of thn Census, Washington, dated Dacamlwer 198 1959 and Gigneel by Robert w. Burgoso, Diroator. Tho letter stated Ghat it was oncloslD-Z an official ceptifics-,&O Of -'s110 I pqpulatlon of Elk- Grove Tillago, by color and a9z. ao rroprrtaed at the census taken as of November 248 1958 and that there wore 937 occi�pied die? mils I units as of the ser.aug- rely, t The 0- s'-s'-1 coUn' of 3,063 exceeded he estimated h 11 1 was basad. Population of 3,)OG%Do On e advar--e of $510*00 2. 12'221 K accordance with the terma stated in the attachn;Gnt of their letter. of Aida 14, 10,59, .an additional remittance of $7.00 is raquired to coaor the final costs of the special cenyu The 15tt-er and i,hs CoTtifica:e stare placed in the vill€de filog. It was moved by Traztee Pat-tor and toeonded 13y Tzuotee Gri:,dal ;,ha`v a creek in the amount of $7.00 be mode pa.�yabla,. to "Conzre, Department o- Ccmneree:1 in accordance with their letter dated December 19, 1958. 11�e President asked that the roll be called on the motion and upon the roll being called; Cho follow- ing A'rustnes ranswnr d iAYEa: Amgelonti, Burke, jr.z Grindei, Pahsor arid Scharrizghausen; Uone; "ABSEPT": Carroll Yrerat�pon the President daclared the notion carried. A. discuesion followed regarding Nobor Fuml Tax and Proside3na EodLair atgge6ted that Trustee Patter and the Village Clark fol?ow up on this matter. i Trurtlee Grindel, Chairmaa of the Stroota and Sevars Committee, prooentod the � en-ineoriag plans for Sgetion VT of' Elk Grovz Village together with the lot =L block grading'plan for same, and racommended aaprcvat to the Presiffont and Boa.T& Of TTuct®est. It was moved by Trustee Grindal and asconderd by Trustee Pe ezer that the orgineGr nig plane for Section VS of Elk Grove Village be approved, They motion i was voted upon by acclamation. :•:hereupon. the Presidont decla.Aed the motion carriel Leonard* A. Scharring1musen,, Chairman of the Fire and Police Committee, r®ported that they have be.ok having trouble flooding ice ponds for okatixg �T-causo of a lack of hose and Log nozzles and secom, anded that the. Board authorise the purchase l of same for flooding purpooe and stsc for f1Q emergency purposes. ?t •eras moved by Trustea Burke, Jr. and seconded by irgstee Patzer that the Fire and Police Cor=ittoe be atth_oxized .to purchase hose and fog noZZ130 for park and. :ire em5rgo`aey purposes at the cost not to eacoed $275.00. The President asked that the roll be called on tho motion and. Capon the roll being called, the � tollowing Trustees answered "AYEO : -Angolotti, Boake, Jr., Grindel, Patzed and i Scharr is�ghausen; O InYa: iron©; " 3SE rl": Carroll. Whereupon the Presidon.t declared the mo tion. carried. Triztee Schar-ringhaueen thea brought Grp th` sub,jac l of hiring additional, polleemenl for the File. A discussion followed in rich Presidont Hodlmair said that he realized the dire need for additional policemen In tiae Billaago but that the Board musts mak® sure they will have sufaielont ,urea's to gray ,he calarlem. It vat moved by Trustee Sch&rringhauson and. aoconded by Trustee Grin-dol toliat the Fire and Police Com:s:ttee, together with Chiu' Clifford, be authorize to hire ona policeman for the Village at a aaza.ry between $450 and $5500 R month. aha President- asked that the roll be calle.E on the motior. and upon, the roll be-ing ruilleii, the following T-xustees anzwered 0AY11ta: Angolotti, Burk , Jr.0 Gr4Tt1el, Pa` tor arad Echs.r.i4-zhausen; tRAY�1: None; Carroll. Whereupon the � Prawidsant declared the motion carried. i A discuesion followed regarding accuring gL�.iified °ndivid• ala to serge On an Electrical Commission for uhe Village in ;�ainh 2-%r:gan P. Bunko, Jr., Q•,airman of .e d le i L' Gomm ttse�: sG d it 'war. diffi cult to -find Qu`] I v,14 J Cid$�°'�81 aTI and , if.Le : residents of the Vilia.ae to fill the positio.,as open in the Co -iss on. sir. GDO-I z stated that he would ham a p:eupossd o-dznancG Creating am elec'riR„al coni_ psi,n ready for the nem w©etia o.L the Presides ; and B=ard of T—n stee5. Trustee Burko, Jr. :eguasted the Yillsge Clo:dk to wrilte a lotaer to Great Norther,I Development Com:•,ang askiu,ig :,hem to eub,mi t t, "'".0 :cep e€a Of al! cc-.-Garanti 'toceth'.'r with three coplas of all recorded paats of �ubdbdief cn of the Tillage. Trun tes Burk2, jr. then a eKee, if the Villages !IaG �Zr or dinpmce co tri kd s troc?''-a' number"zyg in the Village. � i It waw moved by Tru: ;tee Burks:, .,;r. and seconded, by Tru%teo Gri_—del that the Attorney for the Village be sixthoa i red to prepare an O.dir-ante covering atreetl t a�bc3 °ri nL in the Villas'. The President asked t�ia' 'v2':9 3 o.11 the called on Cho motion and upon the roll being called; the i*!!Owing TrusteGs an- 'afed "AYEs?: 12/22/59 i Argelotti, Burka, Jr., Gxindel, PatzOr and 1vEaarrin haucen; 11?UYs.: ?done; �IABSEIP .Carroll. lyheroupon ohe Prooldent declared `the mati-on carried. .'Trustee Burke, Jr. suggested that as soca as the funds are available, the Board of Trustees authori'Zo the Braking up of a complete; sat of ordinances to be-pub- lia?:ad in book fora, codifying the preBont ordirancei, and making up a•genoral code of ordinance's. He stated that this could be done for approximately $4,000. A petition for arnnexation.,receive&-'by- the. Village Clark (12-17-59), was presented and read'to the President dud Board of Tmvte4es: Now coma the Petitioners, COM MOMOaLTH EDISONCO2&,A!TY,-�an Illinoio Corporation, and A. K7FRETT,PATTON and represents unto the corporate authoritiea of the Pillage of Elk. Grove Villav, Cook County, Illinolc, as follows: That COMMONWEALTH EDISON COIVANY is the sole owner of record of the tract of land and territory described as: The West one hundrad (100) foot of. the South fifteen (15) fflat of the North half ofAhe Southwest quarter'of Section thirty four (34), Township forty one (41): Borth, Range- aloven (11) East of the Third Principal Meridian.- Coak.`County, Illinois. ?That A' RVEAETT PATTON, .is the oole own or of- record 'of the follovine tracts -of larid'and'.torritories described ae: The West four. hundred twenty one:and ninety=nfnehundredths . 9) fest of the 1'. th one hundred tw®lve (1.12) foot of the South .ter, hundred seventy. five and ninety-four hundredth6 (275.94) feat of .th6 North half of tho Souttix®git Quarts. oY S�oSior_ $bitty Paur'(34); Tovnship forty one (41) North, Range eleven (11) Exist-- of th® Third"Principal. Meridian is Cook County, Illinois; � ALSO The West quarter (as determined by taking the Test quarter of they dimbns ons on the North and South lines) of the South ono Hundred sixty three and ninety-four hundredths (163.94) f6et of the Worth half -of the Southwest quarter of Sanction thirty four (34), Township forty ono (41) North, Range eleven (11) East of the Third Principal Meridian, Township of Elk Grove, i Cook County, Illisiois, (excopt the South fifteen (15) fact of the gest quarter (a>s: dotermi inod by taking the West quarter of dimen%ions on -the i North and South lines) of the South one hundred sixty three and ninety-four hundredths (163094) f®at of aaid North half of tho Southwest quarter of Section thirty four (34), situated 'in the Toemahip of Elk- Grovo, Cook County, Illinois; and ALSO The North 'three hundred alzty one (361) feet (meaoured on the East line ; thoreaf) of the following tract of land; a part of Sections thirty three i (33) and thirty four (34), Township rorty one (41) North, Rangy sl®gen (11) East of the Third Principal Meridian. described as beginning at tho Southeast corner of Section thirty threo (33) ; thence Wef3t on Section line two hundred oleven and fourteen hundredths (211.14) feet to the j center lin® of Tonno Rce.d; thence Northeaoterl.y on center line of said Road nine hundred eighty tuo (992) feat to a point of Intoorsection with the line between said Sections thirty threw (33) and thirty four (34); . thence North on the Section lino and the center lino of Tonne Road to the North line of the South half of the Southwent quarter of Soction thirty four (34) ; Vneneo East on said North line six hundred Five and fifoy two hundrodtho (605.52) feet no she Iron Pipe Static; bha�ne® South ona thousand three humea ed thirty two and twonty@three huncLredths (1332.2 l foot to a point in the South line of Seetion thirty xo x (34) which ig five hundred ninety and fifteen hundredthe (590.15) feet East from the � :,•p®in: of. beginning; thenco trust on Section line fivo hundred ninety and fiftoew• hundredthe (590015) feet to the point of•bcgimning, in Cook County, Illinois. i Your Petitioners furthos represent that: (1) Said abovo-described lands. and territories aro not within.-ha corporate limits of any munieipallty; (2) Sal'd above-described lame€a and t6rritorisa are contiguous to � the Village of Elk Grove Village;, Illi�3�s; I 4. 12/22/; i (j) Said above—described lards and terr-i t;er es have no elecforto and landoitanta o o,3 din, theroon. It was moved by Trustee Scharr inghauo©n and seconded by Trustee Grindel that the Attorney for the Village be authorized to prepare an annexation ordinance; In corxlection with the Petition of Commonvaalth Edison Company and A. Everett Patton for the property therein described. The President acked that the roll b:jx called on the motion and .Loot. the roll being called, the following Trustees anewered "AYR`: Angelotti, Burks, Jr., Grindel, PAtiar and Sc`larringhauseno "IRLVn: Mone— " BSL" T11: Carroll. Whare+ Don the President declared the motion carriado The Village Clow read a latter from the State of, Illinois, Department of Revenue, Springfield, dated Decedber 10, 1953, advising t:,s2 Municipal Tax has been report€ad and collected for the Village for the month of Sep oember' in the amount of -5 -5 and that a "remittance would be made for sa_meo iia letter was placed in the Village files. she Village Clerk read 4-preval 'No. 813 ! 1959 dated December 9, 1953 received from ate State 04' Illinois, Depa.rtmanto of public Health, Dia#.geos: of San-' t&Z7 Engineering, approving plans and opecifications for the proposed ti=rovements to vatarvork6, including Tsatermain extenabionB in Centex Industrial rapt o Pant Avenue, This approval Baas plac©d i3 tho Village files, The Village Clerk then oponed and read the sbalc9d bids for snow removal in the Village as follows: i "R, W. Dunternan Co. Contractor@ I hone Irv:L-4 Park at Wolf Road � POrter 6-2000 Bensenvillo, Illinois December 22, 1953 i Elk Grove Village Elk Grove, Illinois Subject: Snow Removal i I Wa aro pleased to quote our regular rental rates to be used for snow removal in your village. Motor Patrol Grader 0 $14.50 per hour i Rubber Tired Michigan Tractor Shovasl with 2-1/2 yard Rucked $20000 per hours Very truly yours, j Bo W. DUNn,14N CONPANY RITD:lp R. Wa Dtzntomdap e'.CLQ.� Ft'+VuPKtRr.4WS^:is'JQG#Oii.'e'.c�.tgA�t�*,s:.t�u' dai4dy?acuCFGA�ftC ?:k�etititq:.>t�DVYnaO+�#:t+k314Cavii`4x+c"�#c,�7,t I "2iilbuxn Brothora, Inco Contractors 104 Central Road j Nount Prozpect, 111inoie Cbearbrook 3-3640 i Dscomber 22, 1958 i Pillago of Elk Grove i Elk Grove, lllinols I I Attention: Mr. Ianranco Grirdel Dear SLra: i I F 1212,21159 I i i W® herovita propose to furnish the follcvi listed equipment to be tensa for snow ramoral tehon and as needed by the V111age of Elk Grove, Illinois, all at rental rates as shotrn: 12 Caterpillar blade g Gear, Pally operated Ca $19.00 per hr. "dough" Endloader, fully operated h".. $15000 per hr. Rtepectfully subuitteii: Milburn Brothers. Inco by Ro Eo Gal mum Vice President Accepted: date u S$�#RtY'#40##+¢$Yt�c !4'�Cai'4R92#asteee�, �G.'+p:YPyicfinG44V+a�*d�###�Y�A'�c#a#fiir#c*yYc0.+6#i4+kAgci#4k¢#tA PDecamber 22, 1959 i Village of Elk Gro7o Village Elk Grove Village, Illinois Attention: !fro Zara y Grindel Dear Sir: i T propose to furns sh the follovi ng equipment for snots removal: I Tr=acks $10 per hour I Motor Grad©r $10 ° N f Hough (2 yd. and loader) $10 n a i Sincerely yoga xe, I Vo Scharringhausan 1020 W. Ridge i Adlington Heights, 111," i A discussion followed regarding the bids. It vas moved by Trustee �izz°L�, b+"ro and ce^onded, by Trustee Fetzer that the bid of Vo Scharringhausan be accepted apon condi tion that he furnish a cet— tiPlca a of insurance covering liability end property damage, tnich certificate iso to be placed in the Village f{loso The President asked .,bat the roll be. called on the motion add upon yho roll c+eiAg called, the following irustcen ansve:�nd "AYE": r"qVlotti, Burks, Jr., Grindel; ratzor and Scharringhausen, ";WAY": None; Carroll. tWhse_oWon the Prooldent 6eale.ree the motion carriaii, II Lrr0 liorald Fos asked for porm- 13sion to npeak and statexi that he $ a doctor of medicine add Is plazn4.ng on practicing medicine in the medical cent®r to be bull in th® shopping center. Until 111-he medical center is built, he troald. li_ke to practice madicirto In tLha home which he Is presently buying in yhe Villago but finds that he iS not permitted to do, so according to one of the Village Ordinances! Mr. 1Zeairrg of the Elk Grovs lone Otmers Association, Inc, aunt on record ae sass— ing that the Rome Ownors Association, ine. was in favor of a slight vassauce of tho o!rd.iwms In a case such ae this. i 6. 12/22/59 I I 1 It as mov6d by Trrusty e ycharsi;zghaugza and o©conEad by Trustee Du.%cQ sir. that the rearrest oil Dr. Ronald irox to practice av_ his home be aubmitaee to the Zoning Board of rppea3 d for a FiticIYc fi®ap1_c� ane to �c mhethsr or not a_ tempo-an, variation should be madnce. T .a In the ordinahe on was voted upon by acclar3a- tion. It tras moved by testae Angelo#ti aad seconded by Trustee 0rindel .-hear this meeting be adjo-onad to Monday, TDeco ber 290 i9n-5, at 7:00 P.M. The co-lior was voted upon by acclamztion. Whereupon the Presides t. doclarad tine Lotion ca.riod and the meetiz�; ad.jour5ed to MondU, December 29$ 1959, at 7:00 P,M, Tie mzatg ng adjotLrned at 10:15 s,Mlo Village Clerk APPROVED: I Pre cident i i II I I I I I I I I 7. 12/22/59 I I