Village Board Meeting Delays Plan Commission Report
Trustees delayed action on a Plan Commission report amid criticism over undelivered copies. Officials discussed resurfacing Greymore Lane and Oakwood Drive with 126000 dollars in Motor Fuel Tax funds, and preliminary approval to alter the Wysteria subdivision reducing town houses to 46 units. A new 750000 overhead water tank is slated for October construction east of Route 30 to boost east side pressure.
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Crawford
Monteleone
Justees
James Shuba
Robert Henn
Anita Healey
Olympia Fields
Greymore Lane
Helenic Drive
Oakwood Drive
Illinois Department of Translation
Bartok
Joe Orr
Western Avenue
Wysteria
Illinois Central Railroad
Walkowski
Hazel Crest village meeting discusses bids and alarms
Continued from Page A-1 Petreikis accuses officials of meddling in his life but is told to bring documentation. Trustees note the meeting’s focus on village business. Bids opened for concrete and paving with Scavelli & Son Concrete of Chicag o lowest at 17 500 and Alpha Construction of Hazel Crest winning paving at 51 902. An ordinance amending business fire alarm rules passes, easing for small firms while ensuring safety. Small spaces require detectors and direct or third party monitoring. larger spaces follow current codes.
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Hazel Crest
Petreikis
Chester Wilkins
Ben Adcock
Fire Department Monitor Board
Will County
James Glasgow
Glasgow
Charles Bretz
Bretz
Schneider
Doug DeBoer
DeBoer
John McCabe
Ilinois Supreme Court
Matteson Commons TIF plan eyed by village board
The Matteson Commons special taxing district would issue about 6 million dollars in bonds under a tax increment financing plan to fund street sewer and water improvements. Half of annual tax increases would repay the bonds with the rest shared by local districts. Transcontinental would gain incentives if half the development is finished within five years. Village officials anticipate up to 70 million in new tax revenue in 10 years after site work. Construction could start in 1996 with a 10 year buildout. Village President Mark Stricker urged readers that the project is well planned.
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Matteson Commons
Matteson
Village
Rich Township
Transcon
Mark Stricker
District 227 board shuffles leadership and seeks parent voice
In Olympia Fields area School District 227 discussions Charzewski touts closer ties with the Teachers Association and urges parents to run for the board noting no current parent members. Dennis Walery named assistant principal of Rich East, succeeds Shirley Phillips as principal. Walery previously chaired Math and Science at Rich South and began with the district in 1975 at age 43.
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Charzewski
Teachers Association
Olympia Fields
Parent‘Teacher-Student Association
Dennis Walery
Rich East
Rich South
Walery
Shirley Phillips
Schneider Guilty On Ticket Fixing Counts
Former Will County Circuit Court Judge Patricia Schneider found guilty on four counts of official misconduct and two counts of tampering with public records after a four and a half hour jury deliberation. Sentencing set for August 23, with potential probation to ten years.
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Will County Circuit Court
Patricia Schneider
Schneider
Alicial
Grundy County
Paul Root
Will County
Joliet
Edward Genson
Su Wy the Ten
Genson
Caguanese cites incentives to draw workers near plant
Caguanese argues workers move closer to the plant to boost retail traffic. Trustee Dale Graham questions environmental impact from high temperature furnaces and nitrogen storage, but Coglianese says no threat. The company plans a relocation decision within 30 days to Matteson per Coglianese.
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Caguanese
Dale Graham
Coglianese
Matteson
Security controversy at World Music Theatre grows after fights
The World Music Theatre faced a continuing controversy over security after a brawl during a concert. Star Security helped with events this year while the venue shifts to in-house guards, with conflicting statements about injuries and releases. Police say victims decide arrests, not security, as no complaints were filed about the new staff.
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World Music Theatre
Star
Dan Dis ‘Lvestro
Schroeder
Gene Limek
Tinley Park
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Donald Bettenhausen
Plan Commission
Rustee
Michael Monteleone
Field
James Walkowski
Hancock Engineering
Dan Bartok
Clarion Developers
Commons
American Heart Association
Tors
Pam
Tamara Sharman
Timothy J. Nugent, D.D.S
Saue Trail
Richton Park
Alsip
Schoo
Suotons
Cas
Lakewood Blvd
Orchard Drive
Wan Forest
Irene Hugnes
Lincoln Hwy
Sams
Plete
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