HomeMy WebLinkAboutPLAN COMMISSION - 05/17/1989 - TALBOT'S MILL ENTRANCE DESIGN MINUTES
ELK GROVE VILLAGE PLAN COMMISSION
May 17, 1989
Members Present
John Glass, Chairman
George Mullen, (Acting Chairman until 8:20 p.m. )
Dave Paliganoff
John Meyers
Nancy Czarnik
W. Paul Ayers
Thomas Parker
Members Absent
Fred Geinosky
Phil Knudsen
Staff Present
Tom Rettenbacher, Building Commissioner
Julie A. Strahl , Administrative Assistant
Dawn Underhill , Administrative Intern
Acting Chairman George Mullen called the meeting to order at 8:10
P.m.
Talbot's Mill (Kimball Hill ) - Entrance Design
Others Present: Glenn Richmond, Kimball Hill
Glenn Richmond displayed and explained the entrance design drawing
to the Plan Commission. Richmond stated that the Village Engineer had
expressed concern regarding the screening along the southerly edge of
the detention facility located adjacent to Devon Avenue.
Richmond indicated that Kimball hill intentionally left a small
area "window" open to allow motorists passing by the development to get
a view of the lake. Richmond added that the open "window" area would
still allow for adequate screening to the residents of Kimball Hill .
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Dave Paliganoff inquired about the length of the fence. Glenn
Richmond replied that the fence would extend from Park Boulevard to
Circle Bay Estates. Richmond explained that the fence gave the sense
of secureness without enclosure. Chairman Glass agreed with Richmond's
comments, stating that the development should enhance the community.
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The Plan Commission then expressed their satisfaction with the
entrance design. A motion was then made by John Glass to accept the
entrance design with the landscape and screening plan, as originally
approved on 5-3-89.
The motion was seconded by Dave Paliganoff and passed unanimously
(Geinosky, Fulton absent) .
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Plan Commission Minutes 2
May 17, 1989
Alexian Brothers Unit No. 1 Subdivision
Cancer Center
Others Present:
Donna Pugh, Attorney for ABMC
Susan Ruffer, Attorney for ABMC
Tim Schmitt, Representative from ABMC
Donna Pugh informed the Plan Commission of her May 11 meeting with
Susan Ruffer, Thomas Rettenbacher, Earle Kracht, and George
Kni-ckerbocker to discuss the legal issues of the proposed subdivision.
Donna also informed the Plan Commission that the subject property
consists of one solid lot per the legal description, and that there is
currently no subdivision on the property. Ms. Pugh continued by
indicating that the Police Department's comment concerning ingress and
egress was taken care of through 3 "NO PARKING - FIRE LANE"signs.
Also, instead of concrete monuments as requested by the Village
Engineer, Donna Pugh stated that permanent notches will mark the
northwest and northeast corners of the cancer care center. Finally,
Pugh informed the Plan Commission that the water sewer agreement, as
requested by the Village Engineer, was being finalized.
Donna Pugh continued by stating that Alexian Brothers Medical
Center, which encompasses almost one entire block, is governed by a
Special Use Permit. Therefore, there is no need for ABMC to apply for
zoning variations for the cancer care center.
Chairman Glass explained the unique nature of the subdivision
request. Glass indicated that the proposed subdivision would not
comply as a typical subdivision. However, due to state law, and
Alexian Brothers Medical Center's need for a Certificate of Exemption
to operate its cancer care center, he would recommend approval as long i
as all the legalities had been worked out. Chairman Glass asked Tom
Rettenbacher if he was satisfied with the subdivision, and Rettenbacher
stated he was. Paul Ayers asked if the Plan Commission needed to be
concerned with easements. Chairman Glass indicated that easements were
not an issue due to the special use.
Chairman Glass stated for the record that the law firm representing j
ABMC also represents his company.
Following the discussion, a motion was made by George Mullen to
approve the Alexian Brothers Cancer Care Center Unit 1 Subdivision.
The motion was seconded by Nancy Czarnik, and passed unanimously
(Geinosky, Knudsen absent) .
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Gullo-Tonne/Fargo Screening Plan
The Plan Commission received copies of the revised screening plan
for the Tonne/Fargo subdivision. The subject area is zoned industrial
yet abuts residential zoning.
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Due to the revised plan being submitted a day before the meeting,
Public Works was unable to submit its review of the proposed plantings.
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Plan Commission Minutes 3
May 17, 1989
The Plan Commission directed the plans back to staff in order to
give the Building and Engineering Departments an opportunity to discuss
the screening plans and to get a review from the Public Works
Department regarding the type of screening proposed.
Chairman Glass directed staff to check with the JPZ in regard to
scheduling a joint meeting on July 19, 1989.
Following a review of Plan Commission procedures and prior
development, a motion was made by Dave Paliganoff for adjournment. The
motion was seconded by George Mullen, and passed unanimously (Geinosky,
Knudsen absent) . The meeting was adjourned at 9:25 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Dawn M. Underhill
Administrative Intern
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