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HUNTLEY, ILLINOIS
THUkSDAY, MARCH 31,
1994 - Vni.lJME 33, NUMBER 40
USPS 580-360
Log Cabin Renovation Approved By Huntley Park Board-
By Joyce Liput
On March 23. the Huntley Park District Board approved the renovation work on the Boy Scout Log Cabin located in Deicke Park. Project co¬ ordinator Hoppy Kahl has lined up material and equipment donations and most of the labor and money to start the project. He plans to get started on the Sunday after Faster. According to Kahl, the length of time it takes to complete the project depends on many factors, such as the weather, supply and labor schedules, and unforseen
problems encountered once the project is begun.
One of the problems, money, is being anticipated with fundraiser plans now in the works. The Huntley Boy Scouts and Huntley Lions are planning a joint pancake breakfast some time in May to help raise some of the funds still needed. More information will be provided once plans are finalized.
Mr. Kahl is accumulating a list of the people involved in building the original log cabin. The list so far
includes Earl "Pete" Kalsow, Allen Kalsow. John "Pete" Kalsow. August Ehlert, Glenn Ehlert, Andy Schmitt, Harry Schmitt. Bill Amos, Clay Marsh, Frank Rubash, Lyle Rubash. Leo Rubash, Oscar Anderson. Roy Anderson. Merritt Anderson, Howard Fyfe. Earl Fyfe, John Senne, Gerold Marsh, William"Bud" Zerbel, Robert Rchberg, Roland Ackman and Wilber Frederick, If anyone knows of any names that should be added to the list. please contact Kahl at 669-3910,
Village Discusses Sub-Station, Gilberts Boundary Agreement, Log Cabin, New Attorney Issues	
The March 10, 1994 regular meeting of the Village Board of Trustees was held in the board room of the Village Hall and called to order by President Dhamer at 7:04pm.
Roll noted the following present: President Dhamer, Trustees Becker, Borowicz, Eckel, Shamhart and Todd. Also attending were Administrator Nelis, Police Chief Rossi, Public Works Director Schwartz, Building Commis¬ sioner Ehrke, Village Engineer Schwegel and Attorney Syverson sitting in for Attorney Kukla. Absent: Trustee Sheehan. Public Hearing The public hearing to discuss the village's application for a State of Illinois. Department of Commerce and Community Affairs Grant to remove architectural barriers at the Village Hall Building, 11704 Coral St., was held on Feb. 24, 1994. Administrator Nelis reported there are three times as many applications as money available. The Village of Huntley's application was in on time. Trustee Todd moved to accept the minutes of the hearing. Trustee Eckel seconded the motion. A voice vote noted all ayes and motion carried.
Regular Board Meeting
Trustee Borowicz requested a change be made to the minutes of Feb. 24, regular board meeting. He asked that before the plat of subdivision gets approved the board should talk about getting some land for the fire district.
Trustee Todd asked for clarification to paragraph 1. page 4, regarding utility maintenance. According to President Dhamer this refers to the 1st Phase. 185,000sq.ft.
Trustee Shamhart requested the following change be made to page 6, last paragraph of Building Department Report regarding the Grade Reimburse¬ ment Policy: "A" will receive full tuition reimbursement plus a day off; "B" will receive full tuition reimbursement only, not to include a day off.
Trustee Becker requested a correction on page 4, pararaph 9, the spelling of Antoinette Grester Properly to be Antoinette Giester, PIN 18 33 400 17. On page 5, paragraph 9. Silar Property should be corrected to read the William Seyler Property, PIN 18 33 106 021.
A motion was made to approve the minutes with changes by
Trustee Becker and seconded by Trustee Todd. The voice vote noted all ayes and the motion carried.
Mayor's Report
There is to be a dinner on March 23 at Hob Nob. Crystal Lake. President Dhamer would like 2 or 3 trustees to attend it with him. The purpose is to request the Mayor Yocius of Fox River Grove to be on the PACE Committee since there is no mayoral representation at this time. Mayor Yocius is willing to be a member representing the McHenry County interests.
President Dhamer and Tom Halat attended a Soil & Water Committee Meeting. Tuesday, March 8, in McHenry to prevent Lake-in-the-Hills drainage run off from coming into the Huntley area. There are a series of 18" & 20" tile, .35 years old, that run across the back of the Streit farm where Dave Ziller used to farm, comes across Algonquin Road going to the corner where a
12" tile dumps into Pinecrest that eventually goes into their lakes and over land lo the Edwin Marsh property. Taking Ihe maps with them.
President Dhamer showed them
the old FPA and the new FPA.
Huntley Paramedics Give
Blood Pressure Checks To Seniors-
Kevin Ellison and Dave Winkelman are two of Huntley's fine paramedics that come monthly to the Senior Citizens Club to give blood pressure checks. Marilyn Eckman is pictured receiving her check up. To show appreciation they are invited to share lunch with us and some "goodie" desserts are sent back for the remaining fire department personnel. Our club wants to thank these young men in the department for providing these services, and for the super job they do for the community.
Rre Board Awards Reicher/Goerdt Bid To Purchase Station 2	
continued on page 4
President Gow called the Feb. 17. 1994 regular meeting of the Board of Trustees to order at 7:00 P.M. in the board rooin of the district.
Roll noted the following present: President Gow. Secretary Williams. Treasurer Homuth. Trustees Allen & Graf, as well as Attorney Militello and Fire Chief Veath.
The president called for any bids not yet submitted for the purchase of .Station 2. There being none, he continued with the agenda,
Ihe first order of business on the agenda was the review and subsequent approval of the Jan. 27. 1994 regular meeting minutes, ('orrections were as follows:
- Pg. 2. Par, 7 regarding
Allendale Insurance should show the district owing Allendale Insurance and not Allendale Insurance owing the district,
- Pg. 3. Par. 8 regarding firelighters passing F'M TA test, names should be J, Brown, M, Brown. L, Madalinski and K. Frit/, and not .Mallcngni as written,
- Pg, 4. Par. 7 regarding Mr. Tom Manning's bid, this should have read both 927 and 971. not just 927.
- Also Attorney Militello asked that on Pg. 2 Par. 6 the word "could" should be changed to "would" and "at the time of bid award" be stricken.
With these corrections. Trustee Graf made amotion to contjaued on page 7