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Board of Trustees Meeting Report

Board of Trustees Meeting Reports

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February 20, 2007

Trustee Kim Woodrow was absent.

President’s Report: 

  • The Milwaukee Avenue Charrette, held last month, was a great success with more than 200 people attending.  Later this spring, the Milwaukee Corridor Committee will begin reviewing a report based on beedback gathered at the Charrette.

Village Manager's Report:

Presentation of design options for Village street name signs for Board consideration.  These signs need to be updated in order to comply with the current Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), under the auspices of the Federal Highway Aministration.

Public Hearings:

  • Special Service Area #46 for Fairhope Sanitary Sewer Rehabiliation Project. 
  • Special Service Areas #53 & #54 -- Pickwick Avenue, Thornwood Avenue, Greenwood Road.  Sanitary sewer and water main installation. 

Approved:

  • Rezoning, preliminary subdivision and site plan review for 3601 Glenview Road -- Liberty Lane. 
  • Conditional use (carry-out service) for Mara's Pizzeria, Inc., 2528 Waukegan Road. 
  • Annexation of 901 Wedel Road.
  • Contract awards for:
    • Fence maintenance (three-year contract) throughout the Village to Standard Fencing Company.  Budget $162,060.
    • 2005 Sidewalk Extension Program (contract amendment) to ALamp Concrete Construction that enables the final payment for extra work required for proper completion of the project, including sidewalk along Willow Road between Ravine and Westleigh for the Heatherfield Development.  Budget: $6,255, which will be reimbursed by Edward R. James Homes, the Heatherfield developer.
    • Woodland, Roosevelt and Pinehurst water main replacement and sewer to ALamp.  Budget: $23,030.
    • Handling the sale of a surplus HME fire engine to B&P Apparatus. Listing: $80,000.
  • Purchase of two replacement fire vehicles.  Cost: $41,562.
  • Purchase of nine replacement police vehicles.  Cost: $183,948.
  • Subdivisions:
    • 2111 Chestnut Avenue -- Chestnut Ridge Flexspace.  (final).
    • 1771 Rogers Avenue - Rogers Development (single lot).
    • 2011 Henley Street -- Jacqueline's Henley (single lot).
  • Intergovernmental agreement with the Village of Northbrook, Northfield, and Wilmette to contract with the Chicagoland Bicycle Federation and TYLin International for a preliminary feasibility study regarding the Skokie Valley Trail.  The purpose of this project is to develop a multi-use path in each of the Villages which will connect to one another and promote alternate modes of transportation along the abandoned Union Pacific Railroad track.  Amount per Villlage: $5,924.
  • Budget amendment and intergovernmental agreement with the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) and the Illinois State Toll Highway Authority (ISTHA) for Willow Road improvements as part of the State's Tollway project from Sanders to Landwehr.  These include a sidewalk extension and installation of pedestrian signals along the south side of Willow from Landwehr to Accenture Parkway.  Budget: $203,769.

First Consideration:

  • Annexation of 615-619 Milwaukee Avenue.

Continued:

  • Resolution to establish a guideline for staff regarding the capture of property taxes lost when property is annexed to the Village.  The goal is to capture revenue which would have been generated by annexed property in the tax year following annexation in order to ensure that existing property tax payers do not subsidize operational or maintenance and infrastructure costs which should be paid for by the newly annexed properties. 
  • Consideration of the Plan Commission’s recommended denial of conditional use, final site plan and preliminary subdivision for Elegant Motors, 3330 Milwaukee Avenue.  The Commission determined that the nature and intensity of the operation, as well as the size of the site, would not be in harmony with present development and was not appropriate for the orderly future development of the district in which it is located.
  • Our Lady of Perpetual Help's pending covenant to provide storm water detention.

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