The Huntley Farmside

              SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960
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HUNTLEY, ILLINOIS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1991 - VOLUME 31, NUMBER 29
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Timothy Wright
James Crabill
Ronald Bauman
Janice Hoeft
Linda Beres
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Park District l-ialloween Fun
Some of the prize winning costumes were worn by Amie Reed, Jessica Miller & Martha Smith at Huntley Park District's Jr. Hi dance on Sat. Oct. 26. About 75 students attended the dance with prizes being awarded in LOTS of categories!
Huntley Park District's extended care (ETC..) participants, Kelli Wingate, Katie Goeglein, C.J. Jensen, Katie Kempisty, Ashley Hardister, Andy Wingate, Erin Wulf, Scott Hitchcock & Kristie Goeglein carved pumpkins for their Halloween festivities at the Deicke Recreation Center.
LITH Holds Public Hearing
Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Trustees of Lake-in- the-Hills regarding the annexation of property located on the east side of Rt. 47 approximately 1 mile north of intersection of Reed
Rd: & Rt. 47. This property is adjacent to property currently under consideration for annexation for a garbage dump. The meeting will take place Nov. 14, at 8:00pm at the Northern Illinois Flight Center Hanger, 8407 Pyott Rd.
Huntley Elects School Board Members
Huntley School District #158 will retain incumbent board members Ronald Bauman and James Crabill along with a newly elected member, Timothy Wright, according to yesterday's election. Bauman,
Huntley VFW Holds Poppy Day
Monday evening a Proclamation was signed by President Jim Dhamer declaring November 9th as Poppy Day for Huntley's VFW Post 10780.
November 11th is Veterans Day. It is the one day our nation sets aside to honor our veterans. The Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) was founded for the sole purpose of honoring and helping veterans. Selling poppies is one way of providing help for our comrades. All monies collected from Poppy Days go directly to needy veterans.
Crabill and Wright, who received the most votes, will serve 4 year terms with the school board. According to the McHenry County Courthouse the voting tally is as
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Huntley Planning Commission Met
. The regular monthly meeting of the Huntley Planning Commission was called to order at 7:50pm by Chairman Wilmer Rohlwing. Those members of the board present were Ron Hahn, Paul Mercer, and Jack Daum. Also present was Mayor Dhamer.
The first order of business was presented by Mr. Ron Stone- breaker, developer and builder for Huntley Ridge Townhomes along Algonquin Road; also Mr. Herb Jackish, owner of the property and Mr. Jim Henschon, engineer. They are seeking a Preliminary PUD approval for this property. Mr. Stonebreaker presented demographics showing types of people these units sell to. They are all 2 bedroom units and statistics show only 2 school age children in 128 units. The proposed project is on 4.5 acres with 26 units for a density of 5.78 units per acre. The ranch style on each end of each building will be 1410 square feet, full basement
2-car garage and 2 bedroom. The two-story units will have the same but will be 1900 plus square feet in size. All will have walkouts facing golf course. He showed photographs of other projects. The prices will probably be between $125- $135,000. There will be one additional outside parking stall in addition to 2-car garage. Demographics show average of 1.34 cars per unit.
They are waiting for Natural Resources Inventory and Endangered Species Determin¬ ation reports as required by the Administrator.
Mr. Mercer moved to recommend to the Huntley Zoning Board and the Huntley Village Board to accept as presented the Preliminary PUD for Huntley Ridge Townhomes, pursuant to approval of final two items.
Mr. Hahn seconded. Discussion followed.
Mr. Henschon said engineering plans were submitted to Baxter
it Woodman. They have not re¬ submitted since latest updates. Mr. Henschon had a letter which was faxed to them from Baxter it Woodman on Oct. 8, 1991, with latest requirements. Copy wets made for Planning Commission. Mr. Jackish has been working with Ken Bakley and Jim Rakow of the County concerning the off-site sanitary sewer line. This will all need to be worked out before anything can be finalised.
Mr. Mercer amended his motion to add "pursuant to approval by Baxter it Woodman." Mr. Hahn seconded. Upon roll call there were four (4) ayes and no (0) nays, motion carried.
The next order of business was to review the Loading Space Ordinance.
Mr. Hahn moved to recommend to the Huntley Village Board to accept Amendment to Zoning Ordinance establishing design
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