Rhone-Poulenc expansion eyed for Chicago Heights
Rhone-Poulenc Basic Chemical Co. will add a new facility at East 11th and Arnold streets after the Chicago Heights City Council approved a Class 6B real estate tax incentive. Mayor Douglas Troviani calls it a multibillion international move expected to create hundreds of local jobs and boost the tax base. The project aims for mid-1995 operation with enhanced silica production and research support from Cranbury New Jersey.
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Alberta
Chicago Heights
Rhone-Poulenc Basic Chemical Co
East 11Th
Arnold Streets
Douglas Troviani
Troiani
Currents
France
Brazil
South Korea
Rhone-Poulenc
Dentit
Cranbury
N.J
Dennis ‘Skrabak
Troniani
Rhone
Glenwood
Richard Seguin
Baseload
Prairie State approves Panazzo Bros abatement request
Prairie State College Board approves a 100 percent tax abatement for five years and 50 percent for years six to ten on Panazzo Bros Funeral Home property improvements at 530 W. 14th St Chicago Heights. The project includes paving a lot west of the building with a wrought iron fence brick columns and improved lighting.
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Gilda Williams
Prairie State College Board of Trustees
Panazzo Bros Funeral Home
14Th St
Chicago Heights
Funeral Home
Long John’s Pub
Lincoln Highway
Phillip Panozzo
Barbara Hsien
Judison
Judith D. Marwick
Beverly Suhr
Abdullah Tinwala
James Togtmeyer
Academe
Butterfield Creek grant backs flood plan via open space preservation
Butterfield Creek Steering Committee has secured a 250000 grant from the Illinois Department of Conservation to craft and implement a Flood Hazard Mitigation Plan. The group from Flossmoor Homewood Richton Park Chicago Heights Matteson Glenwood Olympia Fields and Park Forest aims to acquire upper watershed lands to store floodwater and protect downstream areas. The plan includes a corridor study by JJ&R Engineers with a development guide and a later workshop to outline options and address corridor restoration needs.
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Chris Fry
Butterfield Creek
Illinois Department of Conservation
Peggy Glassford
Department
Glassford
Flossmoor
Homewood
Richton Park
Chicago Heights
Matteson,Gienwood, Olympia Fields
Park Forest
Jj&r
Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission
Will County considers pay hikes for officials and judges
The Budget and Revenue Committee recommended salary increases for Will County officials and election judges. County Board members would rise from 13 000 to 15 000 annually in December, with 500 yearly increments until redistricting. Other raises include clerk sheriff and treasurer to 62 000, plus 2 000 yearly for three years. executive coroner auditor recorder of deeds and circuit clerk reviewed in two years. Election judges would be paid 75 per day, up from 60, with a 10 training premium if applicable.
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Ray
Will County
Ued
Budget and Revenue Committee
Enlance
Park Forest tobacco law fines clarified after error
Police Chief Robert Maeyam says the first offense carries a 25 dollar fine and the second offense 50 dollars in Park Forest. Both fines may be waived if offenders enroll in a quit smoking program.
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Robert Maeyam
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