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Village of Elk Grove
Board of Health
October 2, 1984
The regular—meeting of the Elk Grove Village Board of Health was
called to order at 8:00 p.m. by Pat McHale, Chairman.
Board Members Present Board Members Absent
Pat McHale, n Ken Deal
Pat Bourke Dr. Labinsky
Ray Dean
Pay Depalma Staff Present
Dr. Kelly Nancy Yiannias.
Jim Rubly Mike Cavallini
. Guest
Dave Dopp
The minutes of the .September 4, 1984 meeting were approved.
I Old Business
A. Update of Health Impaired Elderly Search - Newsletter.
Senior Packet
The Senior Health Packets have been distributed to Grantwood
and the Grove Senior Complex.
The article for the senior search appeared in the Village
Newsletter. Only one call was received; the man was asking
for more frequent chore-housekeeping time. Pat McHale
said he could appeal his request.
B. "Old School House" Update
A letter has been sent to Mr. Fulk .advising him that the
attorney has been directed to petition the court for a
demolition order. All expenses will be paid by Cook County
and a lien placed on the property.
C: Alternative Education Program
There are a number of programs currently ongoing in the
Northwest Suburbs which are on teenage substance abuse.
Pat McHale felt a task force should be appointed to disclose
the current programs so gaps could be identified. After the
gaps are found, the task force could plan a viable program.
Agencies and people to be notified of a meeting are as
follows: .
Pat McHale, Elk Grove Village Board of Health
Nancy Yi anni a s,. Elk Grove Village Health Department
Dick Penley, Elk Grove High School 8 ComiTunity Service Board
Marge Mahoney, Elk Grove Village Community Service Board
Ray Dean, Elk Grove Village Board of Health
Minutes - Board of :alth
October 2, 1984 - page 2
Rich Chierico, School District 214 Administration
Jim Rubly, Elk Grove Village Board of Health 8 Elk
Grove High School
Lynette Swanson, Elk Grove Village Community Services
Mark Grey or Jim LaFaygre, Alexian Brothers Medical Center
Representative
Representative from School District 59
Representative from School District 54
Representative from School District 211
A meeting will be planned for mid November.
The "Parents' Guide to Teenage Parties" has been given to the
Youth Division of the Elk Grove Village Police Department for
review. They will bring it in line with local ordinances. When
completed, the flier will be presented to the Board of Health
for approval. It will then be given to Service Organizations
for printing sponsorships. Hofefully, the High Schools will
distribute them through one of their parent mailings. .
D. 1353 Cumberland Circle East
The health hazard has been eliminated by the cleanup. The next
step is renovation. The cleanup contractor will be in charge of
the renovation. He will be applying for a contractor's license
from the Village.
E. Commercial Building Maintenance Code - Tabled
F. Living Will and Organ Donation Educational Program
Shirley Garrison and Nancy Yiann;as discussed the possibility
of-having a presentation on- these subjects and felt it would
not have a draw. Instead, a brochure on the subjects will be
designed and appropriate distribution will be made.
II Routine Reports
A. Coordinator's Report-
Day Care Ordinance =
Pat McHale has experienced many deficiences in the inspections
of Day Care facilities by the Department of Children and Family
Services. She feels the local communities should check them
more thoroughly. The State has a new Day Care Ordinance.
Schaumburg and Elk Grove Village Health Departments will
review this ordinance and make relevant changes. When complete
the ordinance will be presented to the Board of Health for
approval. Jane Thomas of Harper could serve on the ordinance
review committee.
Hous>I/Health Inspector's Report
Routine Inspections & Re7s—potions -
Commercial Inspections 8 Reinspections
Restaurants 2
Retail License 2
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Minutes - Board o_ aal.th
October 2, 1984 - page 3
Residential Inspections & Reinspections -
Housing Maintenance
Single Family 245
Microwaves 11
Total Routine Inspections & Reinspections 260
Utters sent 12
Complaint Inspections & Reinspections -
Garbage
Residential 23
Industrial 2
25
Insect/Rodents/Animal Inspections & Reinspection -
Commercial 1
Residential 2
Industrial 1
House Pet 5
9
Air/Noise/Water Pollution Inspections & Reinspections -
Commercial 1
Residential 1
Industrial 1
3
Housing Inspections& Reinspections - 7
Grass & Weed Inspections & Reinspections 15
Total Complaint Inspections 59
(Less letters)
Grand Total Inspections & Reinspections 304
Less letters
B. Sanitarian's Report
Inspections by Sanitarian
September 1 - 30, 1984
Food Service 7
New Construction 5
Day Care 4
Food Complaints 2
Animals 1
Water 1
Miscellaneous 15
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iiinutes - Board os aalth
October 2, 1984 - page 4
The Burger King on Arlington Heights Road is scheduled
to open on October 15th. The Chippery off Nerge is also
scheduled to open this month.
Bogies has been demolished and LaQuinta and Bob Evans
will be built on the site (NE corner of Oakton 8 Busse).
The Sixpence Motel is being built on the SW corner of Oakton
and Busse.
Day Bridge Nursery School is scheduled for opening soon.
The Board of Health expressed concern over the possibility of factories
in the Industrial Park which could be dangerous to the health of their
employees. There could be many situations similar to Chicago Magnet
Wire. Their confidence in OSHA is not very great, particularly in
view of their performance at Chicago Magnet Wire. Some members felt that
the Village should have some responsibility to the workers in the Indus-
trial Park. No decision was reached.
The meeting adjourned at 9-:45 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Nancy Yiann i a s
Health Coordinator
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Village President
Village Manager
Assistant Village Manager
Administrative Assistant
Village Clerk
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