1974-05-06 - Village Board Regular Meeting - Minutes 3892
5/6/74
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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF
TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF BUFFALO GROVE, COOK AND LAKE
COUNTIES, ILLINOIS , HELD MONDAY, MAY 6 , 1974 , AT THE MUNICIPAL
BUILDING, 50 RAUPP BOULEVARD, BUFFALO GROVE, ILLINOIS.
In the absence of President Armstrong, the Clerk called the
meeting to order at approximately 8 : 21 P.M. Those present
stood and recited the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
The Clerk called the roll and found the following present:
Trustees Shirley, Osmon, Mahoney, Rech, Driscoll. President
Armstrong arrived at 8 : 25 P.M. Trustee Rathjen arrived at
8 : 55 P.P4.
Also present: Daniel Larson, Village Manager; Arnold Seaberg,
Village Engineer; Richard Raysa, Village Attorney; William
Balling, Administrative Assistant; Charles McCoy, Director
of Public Works; and Richard Glueckert, Finance Director.
Trustee Osmon moved Trustee Shirley be appointed President
Pro Tem in the absence of President Armstrong. Trustee Rech
L. seconded the motion and a voice vote found the following:
AYES: Trustees Shirley, Osmon, Mahoney, Rech, Driscoll
NAYES: None
ABSENT: Trustee Rathjen
The motion carried.
1. Minutes of April 22, 1974
Trustee Osmon moved to approve the minutes of April 22,
1974 , as submitted. Trustee Driscoll seconded the motion,
and a roll call vote found the following:
AYES : Trustees Shirley, Osmon, Mahoney, Rech, Driscoll
NAYES : None
ABSENT : Trustee Rathjen
The motion carried.
2. Warrant #287
Trustee Rech requested that Warrant #287 be deferred until
Administrative Order #10 was discussed, because she questioned
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the payment to American Express.
L. President Armstrong arrived at this time.
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3. Standing Committee Reports
Flood Control Committee
Trustee Rech reported that the Flood Control Booklets were
distributed and thanked the Flood Control Committee and
Mr. Jim Austin, Information Booklet Chairman. She also
thanked the Girl Scouts, the Cub Scouts, the Campfire Girls
and the Indian Princesses who helped deliver the booklets.
Trustee Rech stated that representatives of the Soil Conserva-
tion Service met on May 2 , 1974 , with the Flood Control
Committee and reviewed topographical maps. The Committee
has received the first draft topographic maps from the Soil
Conservation Service.
Finance Committee
Trustee Shirley announced that because there was not a
quorum at last Thursday' s workshop, the budget was not
discussed; therefore, the meeting should be rescheduled.
It was decided that the Board would meet at 8 : 00 P.M. on
May 7, 1974.
4. Village Manager' s Newsletter
Village Fleet Cars
Trustee Shirley expressed concern that old staff cars will
be auctioned instead of traded in. Village Manager, Daniel
Larson, stated the State of Illinois does not provide for
a trade-in of any vehicle. He stated that Grand Spaulding
Dodge would pay $300 to $500 for each of the staff vehicles;
however, they suggested higher profits could be derived if a
municipal auction were held. Trustee Shirley stated the total
cost of the vehicles , as voted on by the Board, would be
greater than agreed upon and requested the Board to review
this matter. It was decided that further discussion on this
matter mould be held at the workshop on May 7 , 1974 .
Town Center
In response to a question from Trustee Rech, President
Armstrong stated all of the information available on the
proposed Town Center will be distributed to the Board.
Farrington Drive
Trustee Osmon referred to the refurbishing of Farrington
Drive. Mr. Larson stated that Mr. Degen, Lake County Public
L. Works Director, would be on the agenda next week and this
subject may be brought up at that time. Trustee Osmon
requested that Mr. Larson send another letter to Mr. Degen
before his appearance to the Board
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5. Committee of the Whole
Street Name Change
Mr. Michael Sullivan, 2 University Drive, requested the
street name in the court area be changed from University
Drive to University Court. Mr. Raysa stated a Resolution
could be passed to have the section changed to "Court" .
Mr. Sullivan requested also that a sign be erected stating
the cul de sac has no outlet. Trustee Osmon moved to change
the name of the cul de sac in question to University Court,
erect a sign on either side of the intersection, one University
Court and one University Drive, and install a "no outlet" sign.
Trustee Driscoll seconded the motion. Trustee Osmon requested
the staff look into installing "no outlet" signs at all cul
de sacs where needed. Mr. Larson stated he would request
Chief Walsh to study the matter and make a recommendation
to the Board. A voice vote found the following:
AYES : Trustees Shirley, Osmon, Mahoney, Rech, Driscoll
NAYES : None
ABSENT: Trustee Rathjen
The motion carried.
Oak Creek Condominiums
Mr. Kenneth Rodeck of Gregg Builders presented the final
plat for Phase III of the Oak Creek Planned Unit Development
on Golfview Terrace. Mr. Rodeck stated Phase III consists
of 154 units bounded by Golfview Terrace on the north, Buffalo
Grove Road on the east, Kilmer School on the West, and the
east-west road running through the middle of the development
on the South. He stated this Phase will be developed as
condominiums containing 102 two bedroom units and 52 one
bedroom units. Mr. Rodeck stated plans have been reviewed
and approved by the Plan Commission and Appearance Control
Commission, engineering has been approved, and the Metropolitan
Sanitary District permit has been received.
Trustee Rech questioned the length of the far eastern and
western buildings. Mr. Rodeck stated that each building
would be 177 feet long. In reply to a question from Trustee
Rech, Mr. Rodeck stated retention would be provided in the
location of the lake as shown on the overall plat, and would
be completed prior to occupancy of this phase.
In reply to a question by Trustee Shirley, Mr. Rodeck stated
retention has been approved by the Village and the Metropolitan
Sanitary District.
Mr. Steve Goldspiel of the Plan Commission stated that the
Plan Commission voted unanimously to approve Phase III and
recommended to approve the final plat of Gregg Builders
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Condominium Proposed Phase I (Revised 2/7/74) with the
stipulation that the 20 X 30 piece section in the northeast
corner be shown on the drawing as previously dedicated to
the Village, and request a note being placed on the plat
showing acreage of the entire section. He also noted that
a street name is missing, and it is the feeling of the Plan
Commission that the Village not accept the proposed street
dedication as they did not feel it is in the best interest
of the Village. Mr. Stan Haarr of the Plan Commission stated
there were two reasons for not wanting the street dedication,
one being the Plan Commission did not think it was good to
have one street in the complex being dedicated and two, other
planned developments do not have dedicated streets.
Mr. Helms of the Appearance Control Commission stated the
project was approved pending the broadening of the tree
species and screening in the parking lots. Mr. Rodeck stated
the landscape architect has agreed to reevaluate, taking into
consideration the recommendation. President Armstrong
requested that the Appearance Control Commission be given
the opportunity to review any changes.
Trustee Rathjen arrived at this time.
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Mr. Larson questioned if a deacceleration lane will be provided
on Buffalo Grove Road. Mr. Rodeck stated the plan has been
referred to the Cook County Highway Department and they do
not anticipate a need for a deacceleration lane. Mr. Larson
recommended a deacceleration lane be installed at this loca-
tion to prevent accidents at the entrance to the project.
President Armstrong stated a letter should be sent to the
Cook County Highway Department regarding anticipated heavy
traffic due to the realignment of Buffalo Grove Road.
In reply to a question from Trustee Osmon, Mr. Rodeck stated
the culvert on Buffalo Grove Road is part of the engineering
plan and will be filled in.
Mr. Larson recommended the Board remove the restriction in
the PUD ordinance permitting right turn only onto Golfview
Terrace. President Armstrong stated this restriction was
�.✓ placed in the ordinance at the request of the citizens on
Golfview Terrace who were concerned with an increase in
traffic.
Mr. Joe Settanni of the Buffalo Grove Park District asked
that the Board table any request by Gregg Builders & Associates
in regard to the final plat approval until payment of the
final $10, 000 of his committment to the Buffalo Grove Park
District for the development of the Kilmer Park site is made.
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L. He stated that $62, 000 has been expended for the development
of Kilmer Park, of which $25, 000 was to be received from Al
Frank. Mr. Settanni stated the Park District has lived up to
all commitments to Mr. Frank and until the final $10, 000 is
made, he asked that the Park District' s request be considered.
Mr. Rodeck referred to his letter of May 3 , 1974, to Mr.
Stanley B. Crosland, Director of Parks and Recreation, which
outlined the problems regarding the park site and stated the
intent of the donation was made to the residents immediately
surrounding the park since they felt the development would
lower the value of their residences. He stated the donation
was to be in addition to any funds expended by the Park District
for the development of Kilmer Park. He also stated the con-
tribution was to the people on Golfview Terrace, Chenault
Court and Raupp Boulevard and suggested putting $10, 000 in
escrow, subject to Golfview Terrace people approving this
park and all its facilities.
Trustee Osmon suggested that a third party should be an officer
of the bank in which the escrow funds are placed to determine
the finalization of the park. Mr. Settanni stated the Buffalo
Grove Park District Commissioners are duly elected and represent
the people of the Village.
Mr. Settani stated Mr. Vaughn, Park District landscape
architect, and Mr. Frank conferred and the Park Board took
action in good faith. He stated the $10, 000 , which has been
expended on Kilmer Park, is to be used for other areas of the
community and until this money is received, they cannot proceed
with their plans. Mr. Settanni further stated that the park
has been developed essentially as approved. President Armstrong
stated if this is the case, the money should be paid.
Trustee Mahoney moved to grant final plat approval for Phase
III of Oak Creek Planned Unit Development subject to the
payment of $10, 000 to the Park District and accepting the
street in question as a Village street. Trustee Driscoll
seconded the motion. In reply to a question from Trustee
Rathjen, Mr. Raysa stated approval of the Phase should be
withheld until the $10, 000 is paid.
Trustee Osmon moved to table the request until next week.
�./ Trustee Rathjen seconded the motion and a roll call vote
found the following:
AYES: Trustees Shirley, Osmon, Rathjen, Mahoney, Rech, Driscoll
NAYES : None
The motion carried.
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Mr. Rodeck noted if his quality of construction were
inferior, no building permits would be issued.
Trustee Osmon requested that the Park District submit their
plans to refurbish Kilmer Park.
9: 37 P.M. - The President declared a recess.
9: 45 P.M. - The meeting resumed.
Buffalo Grove National Bank
Mr. Ralph Broughton of Design Spectrum presented the final
plat of the First National Bank of Buffalo Grove for Board
review. He stated he would forward a check in the amount
of $1, 505. 00 for engineering fees on May 7 , 1974 . He referred
to the sanitary sewer and payment of their portion in accordance
with the annexation agreement and brought up the possibility
of a recapture agreement from other development that possibly
will connect to the sewer in the future. Mr. Larson referred
to the annexation agreement and stated this recapture provision
is provided. Mr. Broughton requested something in writing on
this matter.
Mr. Arnold Seaberg stated final engineering approval has
been given, subject to receipt of final site engineering plans
and specifications.
President Armstrong stated the Plan Commission recommends
approval of the project and of granting approval for a
temporary facility for one year only.
In reply to a question from Trustee Shirley, Mr. Broughton
stated the temporary facility would be a prefabricated facility
pulled in on wheels and presented a sketch of the temporary
building and site plan. He stated all the permanent landscaping,
permanent entrances, and permanent parking lot will be put in at
that time.
In reply to a question from Trustee Shirley regarding security,
Mr. Broughton stated they meet all the federal requirements
and security measures. Mr. Haarr of the Plan Commission stated
approval of the prefabricated temporary facility would be as
per site plan submitted at the March 27, 1974, Plan Commission
meeting.
In reply to a question from Mr. Larson, Mr. Broughton stated
that no deacceleration lane at the entrance to the bank on
Dundee Road was planned, and the decision would be left to
the State Highway Department.
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�--- Mr. Helms of the Appearance Control Commission stated the
Commission approved the proposal unanimously. He noted they
approved the landscaping plan with the understanding that a
revised planting list would be submitted. Mr. Broughton
stated they would adhere to the request.
Trustee Osmon moved to approve the final plat of the First
National Bank of Buffalo Grove. Trustee Shirley seconded
the motion. The Clerk called the roll and found the following :
AYES : Trustees Shirley, Osmon, Mahoney, Rech, Driscoll
NAYES: None
ABSTAIN: Trustee Rathjen
The motion carried.
Grand Spaulding Dodge
Mr. Schwartz , representing Grand Spaulding Dodge for final
plat approval, stated they have gone before the Plan Commission
and Appearance Control Commission. Mr. Seaberg stated
engineering approval was given subject to changes stated
in his letter of April 30, 1974.
�... Mr. Goldspiel of the Plan Commission stated Grand Spaulding
Dodge meets all plan requirements, but it is the feeling of
the Plan Commission to retain the four large trees on the
northwest corner of the property. He also stated it is
required that sidewalks be put on the north and west sides
of the property, which the developer has agreed to do.
Mr. Helms of the Appearance Control Commission stated approval
by the Appearance Control Commission was given pending ful-
fillment of Item No. 2 in the list of recommendations made
by the Appearance Control Commission on March 14; specifically,
the addition of two or three trees in the parkway in front
of the showroom on Dundee Road and also that two trees be
planted in each of the three islands in the parking area. He
felt the four large trees on the northwest corner of the
property should be retained and would be an asset to the
development. In reply to a question from Trustee Shirley
regarding removal of the catulpa trees, Mr. Schwartz referred
to a letter from Evanston Public Schools which stated the
beanlike pods from the trees contain a toxic sap or residue
which creates problems with automobile finishes and window
glass. Mr. Schwartz stated they have added more trees to
the development. Mr. Helms stated if the trees are sprayed
three times a year, there will be no problem. Mr. Helms
stated that construction equipment should not operate within
15 feet of the trees. It was noted that during construction
of Dundee Road, the State will be working closer than 15 feet
to the trees; therefore, the trees may not be saved.
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Mr. Raysa stated if the trees are in the State right-of-way,
L. it is up to the State to determine what they want to do with
them. Discussion followed regarding removal of the trees.
Mr. Haarr stated that it was not within their jurisdiction
to stop the plan because of the trees and it should have been
done at the time the annexation agreement was approved.
Trustee Osmon moved to approve final plat of Grand Spaulding
Dodge with the recommendations of both the Plan Commission
and the Appearance Control Commission and to retain the four
large trees in the front in addition to the Appearance Control
Commission recommendation relative to plantings. Trustee Rech
seconded the motion.
In reply to a question from Trustee Rech, Mr. Seaberg stated
retention will be provided in the car storage area north of
the creek, and that more detention is being provided than
required. Mr. Schwartz stated that the area south of the
creek will be developed at a later time as car storage when
it is needed.
Mr. Haarr stated the Ordinance requires a buffer strip around
the property and the southern section of the property can be
planted and bermed whether they use it or not. In reply to
a question by Trustee Osmon, Mr. Schwartz stated he would
agree to pave the southern section of the property rather than
gravel. In reply to a question from Trustee Shirley, Mr.
Seaberg stated if the water filled up to a certain level it
would not pour out onto Arlington Heights Road because the
low point over the top of the berm is lower than Arlington
Heights Road.
Trustee Osmon amended the motion to include the paving of the
southern section when it is being developed as per the agree-
ment with Mr. Schwartz. Trustee Mahoney stated he would not
support the motion in its current form, but would prefer to
approve it and urge them to make a reasonable effort to save
the trees. Trustee Rathjen stated he would vote against the
motion as it stands because it may be impossible to save the
trees. The Clerk called the roll and found the following:
AYES : Trustees Shirley, Osmon, Driscoll
NAYES: Trustees Rathjen, Mahoney, Rech, President Armstrong
The motion was defeated.
Trustee Mahoney moved to approve the final plat and delete
that portion which made it mandatory on the petitioner to
maintain the trees and urge that every reasonable effort be
made to save them. Trustee Rathjen seconded the motion.
In reply to a question from Trustee Rathjen, Trustee Mahoney
stated the word "reasonable" meant it not legally binding
and we urge him to make every reasonable effort. The Clerk
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called the roll and found the following:
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AYES: Trustees Shirley, Osmon, Rathjen, Mahoney, Driscoll
NAYES: Trustee Rech
The motion carried.
�-/ Transitional Yards
Upon recommendation of the Plan Commission, Trustee Shirley
moved that Ordinance No. 74-2 Sections 2. 7, 3. 6 and 6. 7 should
have headings"Transitional Yards. " Trustee Rech seconded the
motion, and a voice vote found the following:
AYES: Trustees Shirley, Rathjen, Mahoney, Rech, Driscoll
NAYES: None
ABSTAIN: Trustee Osmon
The motion carried.
Fire and Police Commission
President Armstrong reappointed Nick Tufano to the Fire and
Police Commission for a three year term ending May 1, 1977 ,
and asked concurrence of the Board. Trustee Osmon moved to
concur. Trustee Mahoney seconded the motion and a voice
vote found the following:
AYES: Trustees Shirley, Osmon, Rathjen, Mahoney, Rech, Driscoll
NAYES: None
The motion carried.
Lake County Dog License
Mr. Larson referred to a letter from Robert J. Flynn, D.V.M. ,
Lake County Veterinarian, requesting assistance in the enforce-
ment of the Animal Control Act of 1973. Dr. Flynn requested
before a Village license is sold, the resident should pay the
Lake County fee. Mr. Raysa stated the Village does not have
to honor Lake County licenses, and a dog can be licensed by
Buffalo Grove with a Veterinarian' s Certificate. Trustee
Osmon moved to direct the Village staff to maintain the
licensing procedure currently used. Trustee Shirley seconded
the motion. Trustee Rech stated Cook County will be receiving
their new forms and will be instituting their registration
shortly. A voice vote found the following:
AYES: Trustees Shirley, Osmon, Rathjen, Mahoney,/ Driscoll
NAYES: TiubLie Rech -
The motion carried.
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Ordinance No. 74-13
President Armstrong read Ordinance No. 74-13, an Ordinance
designating the Metropolitan Sanitary District of Greater
Chicago as agent for the construction of the Arlington Country
Club Retention Basin. Trustee Osmon moved to approve
Ordinance No. 74-13 as read. Trustee Driscoll seconded the
motion, and a voice vote found the following:
AYES : Trustees Shirley, Osmon, Rathjen, Mahoney, Rech, Driscoll
NAYES: None
The motion carried.
Resolution No. 74-10
President Armstrong read Resolution No. 74-10, a Resolution
supplementing the present 1974 Motor Fuel Tax Maintenance
Resolution to provide for concrete patch material. Trustee
Osmon moved to approve Resolution No. 74-10 as read. Trustee
Driscoll seconded the motion, and a voice vote found the
following:
AYES: Trustees Shirley, Osmon, Rathjen, Mahoney, Rech, Driscoll
�... NAYES: None
The motion carried.
Concrete Patch Material Proposals
President Armstrong reviewed the bid opening, held April 29,
1974 , for MFT Maintenance, Material Proposals. Three bids
were received as follows:
Company Bid Check Unit Total
Amount Price Amount
Chain O' Lakes Ready Mix
Concrete Co.
Div. of Evanston Fuel
& Material Company
Evanston, Ill. $667. 50 $22. 25 $6, 675. 00
Material Service Corp.
Chicago, Ill. $675. 00 $22. 50 $6,750. 00
Meyer Material Company $660. 00 $22. 00 $6 , 600. 00
Trustee Rech moved to accept the bid of Meyer Material Company
�.., in the amount of $6 , 600. 00 for concrete patch material. Trustee
Osmon seconded the motion, and a voice vote found the following:
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AYES: Trustees Shirley, Osmon, Rathjen, Mahoney, Rech, Driscoll
NAYES: None
The motion carried.
Administrative Order No. 10
Mr. Larson reviewed Administrative Order No. 10. In response
to a question from Trustee Rech, Mr. Larson explained the
reason for Department Heads having American Express Cards is
that it gives the Village control for verification of amount
spent an0 will be used for Village related expenses only.
This also gives better control over the Petty Cash expenditures.
Trustee Mahoney stated he felt it was a good common sense
approach. He requested a change on page 4 , paragraph 4 ,
change word "wife" to "spouse" . Trustee Osmon stated he was
against any credit cards in the Village and did not agree with
magnetic decals on staff vehicles. He felt all decals should
be permanent.
Trustee Shirley stated Item #4 on page four could be incorpor-
ated into #1 on page three. He also stated he agreed with
Trustee Osmon on magnetic decals. He favored taking the
American Express card out in the employees name.
President Armstrong polled the Board, a yes vote would
support the Village Manager' s Administrative Order with the
magnetic decal, a no vote would mean permanent decals on all
Village vehicles.
YES: Trustees Mahoney, Driscoll
NO: Trustees Shirley, Osmon, Rathjen, Rech
The Board voted to have permanent decals.
President Armstrong polled the Board reference American
Express Credit Cards, a yes vote would support the Administrative
Order with the issuance of credit cards to the selected individ-
uals in the Village. A no vote would not support that position
and would require taking back of the credit cards and using
petty cash as done previously. The Clerk polled the Board
and found the following:
YES : Trustees Mahoney, Driscoll
NO: . Trustees Shirley, Osmon, Rathjen, Rech
A poll of the Board was taken to indicate whether or not if
the Supervisor on his own volition applies for the credit
card, the Village will reimburse him for the $15. 00 yearly
fee. A yes vote will support that, a no will defeat it.
The Clerk polled the Board and found the following:
YES: Trustees Shirley, Rathjen, Mahoney, Rech, Driscoll
NO: Trustee Osmon
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L. Trustee Shirley moved to approve Administrative Order No. 10
with the changes. Trustee Mahoney seconded the motion, and a
voice vote found the following:
AYES : Trustees Shirley, Rathjen, Mahoney, Rech, Driscoll
NAYES: Trustee Osmon
The motion carried.
Warrant #287
Trustee Shirley presented Warrant #287 dated May 6, 1974 , in
the amount of $84 ,392. 04, and moved for its approval. Trustee
Driscoll seconded the motion. Trustee Mahoney stated he did
not support payment to the Herald for subscription for $7. 00
under Community Development and Police. In reply to a question
from Trustee Rech, Mr. Larson stated the American Express cards
would be destroyed. The Clerk called the roll and found the
following:
AYES: Trustees Shirley, Rech
NAYES: Trustees Osmon, Rathjen, Mahoney, Driscoll
The motion was defeated.
Trustee Mahoney moved to approve the Warrant minus the two
payments for $7. 00 to the Herald. Trustee Osmon seconded the
motion, and a roll call vote found the following:
AYES: Trustees Shirley, Osmon, Rathjen, Mahoney, Rech, Driscoll
NAYES: None
The motion carried.
American Society of Planning Officials Conference
President Armstrong referred to a letter from Carl Genrich,
Plan Commission Chairman, reviewing the American Society of
Planning Officials Conference to be held May 13 through May 16,
and stating the total cost to register eleven people would be
$280. Trustee Osmon moved to approve this expenditure and
leave it open to the number of people going, and to include
`i staff, commissioners, and elected officials who might benefit
from this conference. Trustee Driscoll seconded the motion,
and a voice vote found the following:
AYES: Trustees Shirley, Osmon, Rathjen, Mahoney, Rech, Driscoll
NAYES: None
The motion carried.
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Questions from the Board
Trustee Rech referred to a Herald article which stated MSD ' s
pollution and flood control projects are low on the State
priority list for 1975. Trustee Rech questioned if someone
on the staff had looked into this. Mr. Larson stated Arlington
Retention and Buffalo Creek were not affected.
Questions from the Audience
Grand Spaulding
Mr. Bogart quoted from the newspapers that Mr. Larson stated
Grand Spaulding Dodge has complied with all ordinances and the
Village can do nothing but approve the project. Mr. Larson
stated the Board had to act on Grand Spaulding Dodge and the
only possibility of refusing the plan would be on a technical-
ity. He said the Herald reporter had asked if because of the
grand jury investigation regarding Grand Spaulding' s purchase
of Buffalo Grove vehicle stickers, if final plat approval
would be deferred and he stated that it would not. Mr. Larson
stated opinions given the newspaper are his own personal
opinions and recommendations. Mrs. Berth stated Mr. Larson' s
opinions in the newspapers are construed as being representative
of the Board.
Mr. McCoy stated he was in disagreement with the permanent
decals on certain staff cars.
There being no further questions from the audience, Trustee
Mahoney moved the meeting adjourn. Trustee Osmon seconded
the motion and upon a voice vote, the motion passed unanimously.
Time: 12 : 00 Midnight.
Respectfully submitted,
Village Clerk
PASSED AND APPROVED .this %i day of " -72 , 1974 .
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