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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1994
Page
4
Richton Park moves to boot violators after initial hearings drew only 59 of 250 notified. Police use handheld computers to track repeat offenders up to five years, with fines from 25 to 250 dollars. The village says court dismissals of minor violations prompted local action and warns drivers not to drive with the boot.
Clifford, 44, recommended by Labus, will lead the village’s new administrative adjudication system for parking and traffic cases. He brings a background in criminal law, former Chicago Police officer tenure, Moraine Valley criminology teaching, and Cook County assistant state's attorney service.
District 162 Superintendent David Holm says plans call for a single large room for group instruction to serve as a flexible space for teaching. The project would add four classrooms in size, costing about 950000 funded by a 5 cent rent tax levy, with ground breaking planned June 1 and exterior completion by August.
The school district backs a five year tax abatement offering 32 cents of each tax dollar, up to $500000 per development before 2000, requiring a 60000 square foot minimum. Firms may qualify for the five year break and districts in nearby towns compete for business. The plan is not a TIF, amid support for the South Gate Commons TIF nearby.
Park Forest files suit against Parkside over 1993 Centre mall property taxes. Harold Back of Parkside petitions residents via mass mailings while claiming high taxes block downtown development. Officials push state funding changes and zoning rules, noting Sears will stay until mid July.
Park Forest Village Board adopted an advisory resolution opposing Aunt Martha's Youth Services plan to convert its 101 Wolpers Road foster home into a group home for teenage girls, citing inadequate emergency access and site conditions near the village boundary. Will County will decide. The panel also praised Chief Maeyama for Officer of the Year and approved amendments on building permit penalties, air condenser yards, and private home inspections.
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