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Matteson Star

Location

Matteson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1993

Page

4

Matteson approves upgrades and new ambulance for village

Board OKs asbestos removal costs at Matteson Community Center and a 73,180 ambulance from Mobile Medical of Decatur Indiana. A 2,510 steam cleaner bid is approved for Public Works. Fire protection agreement with Olympia Fields set for 10 years. Subdivision Unit III at Michael-John Manor adds 22 lots. 85 total. Road name change to Danielle Road. nude bars ordinance discussed. graffiti ordinance review planned.

Matteson Oakwood Lane Sharp Cook County Production Sales & Service Co Evergreen Park Mark Stricker Isting Wilcox Emmannuel Imoukhuede Olympia Fields Partridge Road Creekside Danielle Road Michael-John Manor Dale Graham Joseph Perozzi Park Forest Richton Park Perozzi Henry Junge

Innovations and concerns rise at Rich Township board meeting

The Executive Committee named four innovations for study after Citizens Ad Hoc group suggestions. District Dad seeks success factors and failures in schools. Lou Patras urged action on oversized classes and district minority hiring rates were reviewed. Early resignations of athletic directors Colin and Roland were accepted to start replacements.

Citizens Ad Hoc Committee Lou Patras Rich Township Teachers Union Scott Umbrell Charles H. Colin Rich Central Larry Roland Rich East Carnes W. A. Brunson

Enrollment declines as fall headcount drops across tracks

Padraic Shinville reports fall enrollment down 417 students from last year with continuing student headcount down 502, transfer track down 331, occupational career down 23, and general studies down 72. New student enrollment up 80, first rise since 1990, while trustees consider affordability and form a task force for access and reversal. Riverdale Chemical receives a tax abatement for a Chicago Heights warehouse.

Padriac Shinville Shinville Lightfield Riverdale Chemical Company 17Th St Chicago Heights

Police Board Considers New Performance Metrics

Labus notes that police measurement would shift away from tickets and arrests under a new philosophy. Up to 40 percent of an officer’s time could be unaccounted for, prompting Trustee Sue Hartman to call for an attitude change by the board. No timeline set for follow up.

Labus Sue Hartman

Orland Park backs Interstate 80 planning council effort

Village Board unanimously supports forming an I-80 Planning Council with sponsors including state Sen. William Mahar and leaders from Country Club Hills Mokena New Lenox Tinley Park. Mahar and McLaughlin emphasize cooperation while noting borders will not be settled by the council. The idea follows earlier moves away from a I-80 TIF plan and aims to share costs for corridor planning and grants through the Illinois Department of Transportation.

Eric Wedeking Orland Park William Mahar R-Orland Park Country Club Hills Mokena New Lenox Tinley Park Mahar Daniel McLaughlin McLaughlin Regional Planning Council Will County I-80 Lake County Illinois Department of Transportation

Budget trims rely on interest to balance district education fund

Holm says the district balanced its education fund budget after transferring 390000 from the working cash fund derived from interest on a 3200000 fund. Next year interest will drop to 150000 to 180000, affecting potential revenue and possibly more losses if property tax caps pass. The board approved a three year contract with the Matteson Education Association granting 5 percent annual raises, offset by retirements and employees paying 25 percent of family health plan increases. Single teachers will pay 5 per month for coverage starting May 1, 1994.

Holm Illinois General Assembly Matteson Education Association

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