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Village of Elk Grove
Board of Health
March 4, 1986 `f€` ��'{ elf ('S OFFICE
The regular meeting of the Elk Grove Village Board of Health was called
to order.at 7:40 p.m. by Pat McHale, Chairman.
Board Members Present Board Members Absent
Pat McHale Dr. Labinsky
Pat Bourke
Ken Deal Staff Present
Ray Dean Nancy Yiannias
Ray DePalma Mike Cavallini
Dr. Kelly
Jim Rubly Guests
Dave Dopp
Karen Wirth, Chairman Housing Commission
Minutes of the February 4, 1986, meeting were approved.
A. Old Business
1. Congregate_.S.enior..Housing...
The Board of Health discussed the subject of congregate housing
at length. Both the Schaumburg and Orland Park Ordinances were
discussed.
Pat Bourke moved that Pat McHale contact John Glass, Chairman of
the Plan Commission, regarding the time frame of the Plan Commission
in terms of working on the Senior Congregate Housing Licensing
Ordinance. At the same time send a copy of Schaumburg's final draft
of their Senior Congregate Housing Licensing Ordinance and ask if
Mr. Glass will request input from the Board of Health and if so
at what stage of the Plan Commission's discussion of this ordinance.
The motion was seconded by Ken Deal and was passed, unanimously.
Pat McHale appointed a committee of the Board of Health whose
task will be to discuss the Schaumburg Licensing Ordinance on
Senior Congregate Housing. Members appointed were Pat Bourke,
Ken Deal and Ray Dean. They will be meeting on March 17th, 18th
or 19th.
2. Strategic Planning
The March 27th meeting for strategic planning was deferred to a
later time because of more pressing business (Senior Congregate
Housing) . Ray Dean moved that Strategic Planning be tabled for
later in 'the year. Ken Deal seconded the motion. The motion
was passed unanimously.
Minutes - Board of .alth
March 4, 1986 - page 2
B. Routine Reports
1. Coordinator's Report
No items were discussed -
Housing/Health Inspector's Report
February 1 - 28, 1986
Routine Inspections
Commercial -
Retail Licensing Inspections & Reinspections 6
Residential -
Housing Maintenance
Multi Family Inspections & Reinspections 233
Single Family Inspections & Reinspections 3
236
Microwave Inspections 90
Letters Sent 3
Total Routine Inspections & Reinspections
Less Letters 330
Complaint Inspections
Garbage
Commercial Inspections _& Reinspections— 3 -- --- -
Residential Inspections & Reinspections 1
Industrial Inspections & Reinspections 4
8
Insects/Rodents/Animals
Residential Inspections & Reinspections 4
Miscellaneous 16
Total Complaint Inspections & Reinspections
Less Letters 28
Grand Total Inspections & Reinspections
Less Letters 358
2. Sanitarian's Report
Mike Cavallini presented the Tanning Parlor Ordinance to the
Board of Health for their approval. It is a model ordinance
developed by the NWMC and has been adopted by several Northwest
Suburban Communities. Ray DePalma moved that the Tanning Parlor
Ordinance be approved by the Board of Health. The motion was
seconded by Ken Deal. The motion was unanimously approved.
C. New Business
Minutes - Board of alth
March 4, 1986 - page 3
1. Senior Citizen Community Impact Study
The Board of Health has been charged by the Board of Trustees
to coordinate a Senior Citizen Community Impact Study. Several
agencies will be involved in the study (the Village of Schaumburg,
the Village of Elk Grove, Alexian Brothers Medical Center, Elk
Grove/Schaumburg Mental Health Center, Elk Grove & Schaumburg
Townships, Roselle and DuPage County) . Some of the above have
already made a verbal committment to the study.
Pat Bourke said that the Alexian Corporate Office is compiling
demographic data on seniors. Perhaps they could be invited to
the next Board of Health meeting along with Evan Polansky to
discuss this material. Perhaps Health Systems Agency has some
information on seniors that may be useful.
Pat McHale said the Board needs to have a conceptual idea of
how we should start on this study and what information we need
to collect. She will speak with Dr. Leonard Heumann, of the
University of Illinois, about the kind of information needed
for such a study.
Dave Dopp spent the day at Libertyville Towers, a senior
congregate facility. He thought perhaps Lake County Health
Department may have some information on its effect on their
Health Department.
A-1-1-facets will be explored_ -before--the agencies- wil.1 be called
together for their input.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:55 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Nancy Yiannias
Health Coordinator
NY/jc
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