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ELK GROVE VILLAGE PLAN COMMISSION
October 17, 1974
The regular meeting of the Elk Grove Village Plan Commission
was called to order by Chairman McGrenera at 8: 10 p.m. on Thursday,
October 17, 1974 in the Staff Conference Room of the Municipal Building,
901 Wellington Avenue.
MEMBERS PRESENT: Richard McGrenera
Marcus Grice
Leah Cummins'
Joseph Cimino
Thomas Hamilton
William Wesley (8:30)
MEMBERS ABSENT: Edward Hauser
Alvin Krasnow
Consultant Present: Alan Trayser
Staff Present: Thomas Rettenbacher, Building Commissioner
Gary Parrin, Administrative Intern
Mark Street - Elk Grove Industrial Park
The representative from Trammell Crow Company presented the
Plan Commission with a site plan for Mark Street in the Elk Grove
Industrial Park. Since it is anticipated that Trammell Crow will soon
purchase the property west of the proposed cul-de-sac, the Trammel-Crow
representative proposed the following alternatives :
1 . Vacate the cul-de-sac in order to move it to the new
western end of Mark Street (once the land is purchased) ;
or 2. Offset the cul-de-sac on the south side of the street
and keep the north side of the street straight.
The Chairman requested a staff report from the Police and Fire
Departments on the site plan and desires comments in regard to an offset
cul-de-sac.
Frisbie Subdivision
Chairman McGrenera read the Assistant Village Manager's memo
pertaining to the Frisbie Subdivision. The Commission was informed as
to Mr. McLennan's request for annexation and 1-1 zoning, but made no
motion for approval .
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Higgins Industrial Park Unit No. 160
In response to the questions raised by the Plan Commission
at the October 10, 1974 meeting, the Staff Engineer sent a copy of the
Flood Plain Ordinance for the Commission's review.
Chairman McGrenera withheld Commission consideration of
Unit 160 since further information from the Engineer is requested.
Still to be answered is how the Ordinance and its provisions apply to
the Unit.
Thompson Subdivision
Cummins moved for approval of Rangvald T. Thompson Subdivision.
Wesley seconded the motion and all in attendance voted aye.
Richard's Third Resubdivision
The 50 foot easement for Willow Creek relocation was not
shown on the plat of resubdivision. Thus, the plat will be resubmitted
to the Engineer for approval .
Midco Subdivision
It was moved by Cummins , seconded by Grice, that Midco
Subdivision be approved. All in attendance voted aye.
Vale Tract
The Planning Consultant discussed with the Commission
certain development aspects of the Vale tract. These include the
development?s total impact on existing roads and public utilities ,
the 10% land dedication, retention area, request for R-5, density, and
zero lot line zoning. Also brought forth was the idea to consider
basing land donation on population (e.g. : acres/1000 population)
rather than basing it on land.
Before beginning to look at the developer's plans, it is
imperative that the developer present land characteristics , areas of
existing vegetation, soil conditions , topography, etc. These substantiate
the design decisions .
The Commissioners then brought Mr. Trayser up to date on
what has occurred thus far with the Vale tract proposal .
Interest in forming an Appearance Committee, to deal with
landscaping and aesthetics , was exhibited by the Commissioners . In
addition, it was suggested that the Commissioners take a field trip
to communities with zero lot line zoning developments in order to
familiarize themselves with the concept.
Cimino desires to inform the Trustees that a mixture is
needed in housing design and elevation for future areas of development
in the Village.
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Vale Tract (continued)
At this point in the meeting the Chairman requested
information from the Village Manager and Donna Farley concerning
the impact on health as a result of the Salt Creek Sewage Plant.
Trayser left the meeting at 10:45 p.m.
Bonavolonta
Mr. Bonavolonta requested a few minutes of the Commissioners '
time to present his revised plans for Devon-53. The revisions include
a 10% land donation (3.9 acres) , removal of one building (decrease of
72 D.U.) , 19.9 D.U. 's/acre, and the maximum of three bedroom units is
10%.
Chairman McGrenera told Bonavolonta that the staff needs
time to review the revised plan and he will inform the petitioners of
a meeting date to discuss the staff reports .
The meeting adjourned at 11 :30 P.M.
Submitted by:
Gary E. Parrin
Administrative Intern
(October 22, 1974)
GEP:ms
c: Chairman & Members of Plan Commission, Village President and Board
of Trustees , Village Clerk, Village Manager, Assistant Village
Manager, Building Commissioner, Director of Public Works/Engineering,
Chief of Police, Fire Chief, Director of Finance, P:lenning Consultant,
and Director of Parks and Recreation.
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