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              SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960
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HUNTLEY, ILLINOIS
THURSDAY, MARCH 23,1995 - VOLUME 34, NUMBER 50
USPS 580-360
Huntley Village Board Presents Agenda
There will be a regular meeting of the board of trustees of the Village of Huntley on Thursday, March 23,1995 at 7pm at the village annex at 11221 Dundee Rd., Huntley.
- Consent Agenda
* Approval of Minutes - Feb. 16, 1995 & March 9,1995
* TIF payout eligibility - annex building fire alarm $1,372.00
* TIF payout - bill approval - annex building fire alarm $1,372.00
* Motion to grant Freund Equipment a variance
* Motion to allow the operation of a volleyball court
* Ordinance granting 1st Nat'l. Bank variance - sign
* Ordinance amending zoning ordinance to allow gymnasium in the M-district
* Ordinance amending the parking regulations
* Motion to waive regulation of enclosed garbage ordinance lo Coils
* Ordinance on revision of tap on fees
* Motion to transfer S8,000 from bldg. contingency to insp. consultants
* Motion to grant NIR an extension of temporary certificate of occupancy for one year
* Motion to allow Prime to construct dry models (20 models 5 bldrs)
* Ordinance amending ordinance 91-09-02-11902 North Street
" Mayor's Report
* Water fights
* Status of West treatment ' plant
- Administrator's Report -Attorney's Report
- Engineer's Report
- Department Reports
* Building Dept.
* Police Dept.
* Public Works Dept.
- Public Comments ~ Old Business
~ New Business ~ Adjournment
Football Association Plans Meeting
The Huntley Youth Football Association will be meeting .Thursday, March 23, at 7pm in the American Legion in Huntley. The public is welcome to attend.
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Huntley Chamber government affairs chairman, Hank DeBoer, led the Candidate's Night for village trustee candidates last Monday at Huntiey High School.
Trustee Candidates Face The Public ¦-	
By Cathy DeQuaker
Approximately 70 residents attended the recently held Candidates Night for the upcoming village trustee positions. The event was sponsored by the Huntley Area Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Seven candidates, Charlie Becker, Roger
Borowicz, Susan L. Lamb, John Sheehan, Dennis Beeskow, Terry Hoeft and Sue Paulsen, will be running for three open positions on the board.
The candidates were asked a variety of questions including their views on the
Commonwealth Edison power line issue, increasing Huntley's industrial and commercial base for taxes, orderly growth, and establishing a smooth working team effort between the village, fire department, library and park district. Each candidate was given time to respond to
the questions and ended with a closing statement of their reasons for running and their commitments to serving on the board.
The chamber encourages residents to get out and vote on April 4.
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Huntley Planning Commission Met
The regular meeting of the planning commission was called to order at 7pm by Chairman Rohlwing. Commissioners present were Daum, Brown, Hahn, Schachtner, and Borchart. Also present was Administrator Nelis.
Minutes of Feb. 20. 1995
Two corrections were noted to the minutes, and the record has been amended to read as follows. The corrections made are underlined.
Page 1,3rd to last paragraph: /Board Member Bob Schachtner arrived at 7:12pm./
Page 11,3rd paragraph: Motion by Schachtner to table the plan as presented...
Motion by Borchart, 2nd Brown, to approve the minutes with the above corrections. Vote: ayes, all. Motion carried.
Mugavero PUD Request
/Commissioner Domagalski arrived at 7:06pm/
Present were consulting engineer, Mr. John Spenader, and Mr. and Mrs. Mugavero.
Mr. Spenader described the project as consisting of 14.7 acres. The conceptual plan was presented a few months ago and was favorably received.
The site location was displayed by Mr. Spenader and shown to be bordered by the Plote property to the west; Grease Factory parcel to the south; and two parcels to the northwest. There is only one access road to the property.
Since the time the conceptual plan was presented, several meetings have been held with Baxter & Woodman and Village staff. Studies were also done on the flood plains. Issues relating to wetlands necessitated further changes, hence the new plan.
Sanitary sewer would be through an existing manhole. The Mugaveros have acquired a strip of land to align this connection. Water service would be from Grove.
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Allen's Corner Garage moved '1he rock" last Saturday to OI'Timer's Park.
Mt. Huntley Moved
By Cathy DeQuaker
The Mt. Huntley rock contest, sponsored by the Huntley Area Chamber of Commerce and Industry, ended
last Saturday when the rock was weighed and moved. The contest winner, Barbara Parker of Elgin, guessed closest at 95,300 pounds. The actual
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