Parking fines and handicapped zone rules discussed
The village board debated handicap parking exemptions and proposed fine increases. Klaman outlined exemptions from meter fees and mediation for limits on one half hour. Fines would rise to 150 for Schedule A and 60 for Schedule B, with an administrative 10 added to final notices. The discussion stressed reserved spaces and potential court costs.
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Department of Transportation
Klaman
Rayson
Frank Annerino
Annerino
Rudolph Banovich
Realtors press pennants case amid village housing tensions
Trustees Adams and Wittenkeller push allowing promotional pennants for homeowners drawing on precedent from auto dealer Dave Miller who was granted similar rights for his lot. The vote tied and President Stricker sided with Realtors. Also praised resident Robert Vasquez for returning a purse, approved a three lot Woodgate subdivision, and extended the village economic development advisory commission to Sept. 1 with plans for a permanent panel after May 6. A rate increase discussion with Center Cable prompts public meetings, tentatively May 11 or 13.
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Adis Arnold
Charles Adams
Dean Wittenkeller
Adams
Dave Miller
Miller
Chuck
Wittenkeller
Vasquez
Woodgate School
Vollmer Road
Woodgate
New Faith Baptist Church
Park Forest
Rangel
Referendum Debate Over Paired Schools Draws Resident Pact
Doggeshall who backed paired schools faced resistance as David Sons of Parents for Family Schools criticizes placing a referendum on November school board ballot. Sons, a Matteson resident, says sentiment against paired schools remains high and ongoing meetings aim to overturn the board decision from September.
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Doggeshall
David Sons
Matteson
Parents For Family Schools
Septem
Controversy and promises in Dotson case and school plan
Governor Thompson weighs clemency, lie detector results, and public pressure as Gary Dotson's case tests law and process. Recants by Mrs Webb fuel debate while Prisoner Review Board involvement looms amid potential November referendum and legal reviews. In schools, parents and MEA protests focus on paired schools, class sizes, and the need for aides and space amid plan delays.
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Tye
Carey
Thompson
Webb
Illinois Prisoner Review) Board
State of Illinois Center
Dotson
Rai
Jai
Prisoner Review Board
Gary Dotson
Samuels
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Sally Westley
Susan Kyler
Muriel Dawson
Park
Boniface
Pamela Kloutsky
Matteson Education Asso
MEA
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Blackhawk
South Park
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Washington Square Mall
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