MINUTES
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING
VILLAGE OF VERNON HILLS
AUGUST 1, 2000
IN
ATTENDANCE: Chairman Pro-Tem Cashman called the meeting to order at 8:55 p.m.
The following Trustees were present: Black, Cashman, Hebda, Henley, Koch, and
Ryg.
Also
present were Manager Allison, Assistant Manager Kalmar, Finance Director
Nakrin, Building Commissioner Gerth, Chief Fleischhauer, Public Works Director
Laudenslager, Assistant to the Manager Teich, Corporation Counsel Citron, and
Village Clerk Schwartz.
1.
MINUTES
Motion by Trustee Ryg, second by
Trustee Hebda to approve the 6/20/00, 7/11/00 and 7/18/00 Committee of the
Whole minutes. Roll call vote:
AYES: 6 – Black, Cashman, Hebda,
Henley, Koch, Ryg
NAYS: 0 – None
Motion declared carried.
2. ORDINANCE REGULATING OUTDOOR SEATING
Building Commissioner Gerth presented
ordinance and resolution for outdoor seating. Trustee Cashman suggested adding
the Vernon Hills Golf Course and White Deer Run to the list. Motion by Trustee
Ryg, second by Trustee Koch to approve an amendment to Chapter 10 of the
Village of Vernon Hills Code of Ordinances and a resolution relative to the
monitoring and regulating of outdoor seating. Roll call vote:
AYES: 6 –Cashman, Hebda, Henley, Koch,
Ryg, Black
NAYS: 0 – None
Motion declared carried.
3. COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTY – TEMPORARY PARKING
LOT
Mike Anthony representing CLC presented
a proposed plan to expand their parking lot to 201 spaces at the campus on
Milwaukee Avenue along with the required detention. Trustee Ryg noted that at
the present time parking is very dangerous and the plan is needed. Trustee
Henley stated that the curb cuts are inadequate now and with the addition of
200 spaces, it will be even more of a problem. Mr. Anthony will work with staff
to address the issue. Motion by Trustee Ryg, second by Trustee Henley to grant
temporary approval to the expansion subject to the granting of a special use
permit for the overall master plan within one year and having the proposed plan
comply with the Village’s Landscaping and Development Ordinance. Roll call
vote:
AYES: 6 – Hebda, Henley, Koch, Ryg,
Black, Cashman
NAYS: 0 – None
Motion declared carried.
4. VERNON TOWNSHIP POOL – CONCEPT PLAN
PRESENTATION
Todd Gedville representing the Township
presented the concept plan to expand the existing pool and add one water slide,
landscaping, a sand play area, fencing, decking and a mechanical building. The
plan will add 1350 sq. ft. and the slide with the railing will be 11 feet high.
Trustee Black asked if there were any comments from the surrounding residents.
Mr. Gedville stated that one negative comment was received and the rest were
positive. Trustee Cashman asked how the pool would be funded. Mr. Gedville
stated it was part of the budget and there would be no tax increase. The Board
approved of the plan.
5. GODDARD SCHOOL – DAY CARE CONCEPT PLAN
PRESENTATION
Howard Naft of the Nafco Group
presented a plan for a day care center at the corner of Route 45 and Grosse
Point Circle. Trustee Cashman asked if there would be another curb cut and Assistant
Manager Kalmar stated there would. Corporate Counsel Citron suggested possibly
incorporating the access with Angelo’s Restaurant. Trustee Cashman confirmed
that there would be fencing around the detention and play areas. Trustee Ryg
suggested landbanking some of the parking since it would only be used for drop
off and pick up. Assistant Manager Kalmar stated the parking is needed for
special events. Trustee Ryg suggested talking with Angelo’s on shared parking.
The Director of Goddard School gave the concept and philosophy of the school.
The Board was polled and all approved of the plan.
6. BD’S MONGOLIAN BARBEQUE – CONCEPT
PRESENTATION
Billy Downs presented the concept plan
for the new restaurant to be located at the old Red Lobster location. They would
like to be open before Christmas. Trustee Black stated her dislike of the flags
and the signage proposed. Trustee Henley stated that no monument sign would be
allowed per the lawsuit. Trustee Koch liked the concept but not the signage.
The Board as a whole approved of the concept but work is needed on the signage.
7. BUTTERFIELD ROAD IMPROVEMENTS/JUVENILE
CENTER TRAFFIC SIGNAL
Public Works Director Laudenslager gave
an overview of the improvements and traffic signalization per his letter dated
July 19, 2000. Trustee Ryg noted that the plan is short on landscaping.
8. ADJOURNMENT
Motion
by Trustee Koch, second by Trustee Black to adjourn the Committee of the Whole
meeting and reconvene the Board. Roll call vote:
AYES:
6 – Henley, Koch, Ryg, Black, Cashman, Hebda
NAYS:
0 – None
Motion
declared carried.
Meeting
adjourned at 10:13 p.m.
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Jeanne
M. Schwartz, Village Clerk Roger L. Byrne, Village President