1968-01-17 - Plan Commission - Minutes PLAN COMMISSION MEETING, JANUARY 17, 1968
REGULAR MEETING
Attendance: E. Fabish T. Finnegan
N. Kortus R. Axen
A. Stasal C. Giebeihausen
H. Cimaglio J. Hooper
Meeting called to order at 9:40 p.m. C. Giebeihausen moved to
approve minutes of December 20, 1967. T. Finnegan seconded. N.
Kortus abstained; all others in favor.
Public Hearing #1: R. Axen moved to recommend to the Village
Board approval that property be annexed with a R-1 zoning. A.
Stasal seconded. All in favor. (Vote #1)
Public Hearing #2: The two parcels in question are not included
in the original Glen Grove planning. C. Giebelhausen moved to approve
a B-3 plan development zoning with stipulation that Parcel A be granted
a waver of the five acres zoning requirement. Parcel B to be approved
as R-1 zoning. R. Axen seconded. All in favor. (Vote #2)
Public Hearing #3: H. Cimaglio moved to table until next regular
meeting. A. Stasal seconded. Vote was 5 yes, 1 no. (R. Axen) (Vote #3)
Public Hearing #4: R. Axen moved to accept annexation as B-1
zoning with a waver of the one acre B-1 minimum zoning requirements,
providing fees are paid. C. Giebeihausen seconded. The vote was
4 no, 3 yes. The Village Board will be advised not to accept
annexation. (Vote #4)
The preliminary plat of sub-division which is pre-zoned as R-9
was shown to the Plan Commission by Mr. A. F. Wild, representing the
Weidner and Raupp families. He requests approval to change the plat
so that single family residences may be built on all but two lots.
C. Giebeihausen moved to recommend the Village Board approve this
request. H. Cimaglio seconded. All in favor. (Vote #5)
The request was made to approve the final plat for the Strath-
more units two and three and the seventh addition to Arlington Hills.
A. Stasal moved to approve the final plat of Strathmore units two
and three and the seventh addition to Arlington Hills. T. Finnegan
seconded. All in favor. (Vote #6)
H. Cimaglio moved to adjourn until 8:00 p.m. January 31, 1968.
R. Axen seconded. The only dissenting vote was made by A. Stasal.
Meeting adjourned 11:15 p.m.
Cor.rt R't- tra)
essimA� of Votes
1 2 3 4 5 6
A. Stasal Y Y Y N Y Y
N. Kortus Y Y Y N Y Y
R. Axen Y y N y y y
H. Cimaglio Y Y y y y y
C. Giebelhausen Y Y Y Y Y Y
T. Finnegan Y Y Y N Y Y
E. Fabish N
Respectfully submitted,
Henry M. Cimaglio, Secy.
PLAN COMMISSION MEETINGS, JANUARY 17, 1968
PUBLIC HEARING
Attendance: E. Fabish T. Finnegan
N. Kortus R. Axen
A. Stasal C. Giebelhausen
H. Cimaglio J. Hooper
Public Hearings were opened at 8:10 p.m.
Hearing #1: LaSalle National Bank, Trust #30973 of April 24, 1963.
33-1/3 acres to be used as industrial or multiple
families located near the N.W. junction of Aptakisic
and Route 83.
Mr. A. F. Wild, attorney, was present representing Mr. H.
Friedman. Mr. Wild was duly sworn in and testified, stating that
the holder of the Trust requests R-1 zoning.
Hearing #2: Chicago Title & Trust, #43838 of October 30, 1961.
Consisting of two parcels of land: Parcel A requested
as commercial use, 4.9 acres located at the corner of
Route 83 and Arlington Heights Rd. Parcel B requested
as residential use, 90 acres bounding Parcel A.
Mr. A. F. Wild was present representing the petitioner, Mr. H.
Friedman. Mr. Wild, advised that he was still under oath, stated
that the petitioner is requesting Parcel A as commercial and showed
a drawing of a proposed shopping center which indicated room for a
grocery store, drug store, and other various stores. Mr. Wild
requested approval of B-3 zoning. He also stated that he would like
to go on record that there would be no gas stations, automobile re-
pair shops, taverns, etc.
Mr. Wild stated that Parcel B, representing 90 acres, would be
zoned as R-1.
Hearing #3: Petition for rezoning to R-9 property immediately
adjacent to the Glen Grove area east, south, and west
of the golf course.
Mr. Harold Friedman, property owner, was duly sworn in and he
showed a proposed plan and discussed the layout of the buildings.
The land in question was originally zoned as R-4, with special use.
The plan shown, representing four parcels bounding the golf course,
represents 1, 188 units. The original R-4 which has been approved
represents 600 units. Mr. Friedman stated that he would accept a
penalty for any three bedroom units which he may request. (Example:
two 2-bedroom units for one 3-bedroom unit.)
The plan which was shown has 22 three story buildings and 38
two story buildings. It was pointed out by Mr. A. Stasal that this
would bring the total units in Buffalo Grove to 2700.
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In answer to a question regarding the assessed valuation per
unit, Mr. Friedman stated that the original request for 600 units
was valued at $16,000 per unit and that the 1200 units now requested
would be valued at $12,000 per unit.
It was pointed out that the master plan shows 1200 units available
in the Glen Grove pre-annexation agreement in order to be in accordance
with the original density plan.
In answer to a question regarding which schools the :children
would attend, it was noted that a portion of approximately 1/3
would go to the Buffalo Grove school district and approximately 2/3
would attend the Long Grove school district.
Hearing #4: Annexation Petition from Mary Creely, also known as
Mary Meadows. Petition covers Lots 5 & 6 in the Dun-
Lo Highlands south of Dundee Road. Request property
to be zoned as B-1.
Mr. Ron Rogers of the E. P. Barnes Real Estate in Roselle, Ill. ,
was present representing the petitioner. Mr. Rogers was duly sworn
in and stated that the Jewel Tea Company has signed an option to
purchase the property for a proposed White Hen Pantry store. The
two lots in question comprise 40,000 square feet, or approximately
9/10 of one acre.
Mr. Larry Cartwright was present representing the Highland Civic
Association. He stated that he has the interest of 80% of the people
adjoining the two lots in question. He also stated that the Highland
Civic Association strongly objects to the placing of business zoning
in a presently residential area. He feared the added traffic condi-
tions would be hazardous for the children in the area.
R. Axen moved to adjourn Public Hearing. T. Finnegan seconded.
All in favor. Adjourned 9:30 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Henry M. Cimaglio
Secretary
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