Matteson trustees weigh state tax revenues use
A Finance Committee will study how to use a $286000 annual state income tax haul, including Trustee Michael Perry’s rebate plan to return funds to residents. Opposing views call rebates showboating. others favor sewer rehabilitation, with a 70 percent state grant and a 30 percent village share. Alternatives include offsetting the 1989 property tax levy or funding parks and development near Old Plank Trail and I-57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matteson Village
Michael Perry
Perry
Daniel Murphy
Daniel Dubruiel
Matteson
Finance Committee
Forest Preserve panel backs living history farm plan
Cook County Recreation Committee voted 3 0 with one abstention to recommend a living history farm on county forest preserve property. Sites include west of Country Club Hills north of Matteson and south of Orland Park, plus Techny in Northfield Township, with full board to decide location and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue Penn
Cook County
Cook County Board of Commissioners
Forest Preserve District
County Forest Preserve District Board
Country Club Hills
Matteson
Forest Preserve
Orland Park
Techny
Northfield Township
Mark Stricker
Dwight Welch
Trict Board
South Suburbs
Stricker
Jeffrey Lippert
South Suburban
Lippert
Carl Hansen
Mount Prospect
Hansen
Recreation Committee
Robert Gooley
Homewood
Allan Carr
Marco Domico
Chicago Farmers Inc
Chicago
Illinois Living Farms and Agricultural Museums Inc
Art Janura
Brookfield Zoo
Janura
Botanic Garden
Cook County Board
George Dunne
District 227 approves 15 percent budget increase for 1989-90
Rich Township High School District 227 board approves a balanced $29.3 million expenditure plan for 1989-90, with total revenues near $32 million aided by state tax changes and a $5 million bond issue. Most growth funds asbestos abatement and life safety renovations across three campuses, plus an 8 percent education fund rise and higher staffing, transportation, and IMR costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Kaufman
Rich Township High School
Board of Education
Craig Schilling
Schilling
Transportation Fund
Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund
Shilling
Rich East
Central
IMR
Matteson repeals residency cap on adult softball leagues
Matteson Village Board voted 4-2 to repeal a 20 percent residency requirement for adult softball teams, reversing December policy aimed at boosting local participation. Commission supported repeal. several trustees argued about staff reports and money from the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue Penn
Matteson Village Board
Matteson
Matteson Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission
Kevin Pierie
Commission
Adis M
Mike” Arnold
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Lincoln
Governors Highways
Forest Preserve Panel
By Joe Sweet
District 159
Faculty Association
George Gringas
Wendolyn Harris
Frances Myers
Kelly McRae
Stephen Brackman
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