MINUTES
OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
MEETING FOR THE
APRIL 22, 2003
IN
ATTENDANCE: President Byrne called the meeting to order at 7:35 p.m. The
following Trustees were present: Koch, Cashman, Williams and Henley. Trustee
Hebda arrived at 7:55 p.m. Trustee
Duros was absent.
Also
present were Manager Allison, Assistant Manager Kalmar and Attorney Robert
Kenney
1. ASPEN AND
ROUTE 60 CONCEPT PLAN.
Mayor Byrne reviewed a brief history of the site. He reviewed various scenarios over the years
including the proposal that precipitated the litigation in the early
1990s. Joseph Antunovich distributed
copies of the proposed site plan for review.
The Aspen Partners would attempt to preserve the existing silo on the
site.
Mayor Byrne referred to a letter written by Village Attorney
Citron. Attorney Kenney stated the
project needed to be addressed as a new PUD.
Trustee Koch commented on the need for additional parking as part
of the proposed plan. The developer
indicated from past experience the need for 1.5 or 1.6 spaces per unit.
(Trustee Hebda arrived at 7:55 p.m.)
Trustee Cashman inquired of the number of bedrooms per total units
and John Thomas of Aspen Partners stated the percentages would be one bedroom
units-20%, two-bedroom units-75% and three-bedroom units-5%.
Mr. Thomas stated units would be condominiums and the estimated
average price of the units would be $240,000.
Trustee Hebda inquired about the library site. The developer indicated an allocation of
111,000 square feet of land for the library.
General access to the site was discussed.
Mayor Byrne discussed the annexation donation provisions for
school, park and fire district and the possibility of working with the
developer for construction of the library.
Attorney Kenney stated this was only concept and not an indication
of acceptance by the Committee of the Whole.
Trustee Hebda discussed the need for affordable Senior Housing in
the community. This concept should be
kept in mind by the developer in future review.
Mayor Byrne asked the Board
for comments on the concept. Trustees Cashman, Williams, Henley and Hebda
concurred on the acceptance of the concept plan. Trustee Koch stated concerns
with height and parking but generally found the concept acceptable.
2. ADJOURNMENT
Motion by Trustee Williams, second by Trustee Henley to adjourn
the Committee of the Whole Meeting. Roll call vote:
AYES: 5 – Hebda, Henley, Koch Cashman, Williams, Hebda
NAYS: 0 – None
Motion declared carried.
Meeting adjourned at 8:18 p.m.
Michael S. Allison, Village
Manager Roger L. Byrne,
Village President