Westhaven settles $1.2 million suit with village approval
Westhaven Development and the village reached an out of court agreement after a suit alleging unlawful permit demands. BOCA will review plans and issue permits reasonably. a dispute over proper cause goes to BOCA arbitration.The deal includes permit credits related to Tekton transfers and a minimum payment to the village per Tekton permit. The board also discussed a PUD ordinance and hired new village staff including a secretary and a maintenance man with plans for further hires.
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Ken Stachon
Westhaven
Westhaven Development Company
BOCA
Curtis Whitaker
Tekton Corporation
Westhaven Development
Tekton
Robert Goldstine
Sidney Bloom
Western Land Plannings
Goldstine
PUD
159Th Street
88Th Avenue
Whitaker
Joan Sudar
David Taylor
Barbara Hall
93Rd Avenue
Lloyd Engstrom
Well Break Delays Orland Tinley Water Connection
Break in a Catalina subdivision well in Orland Park disrupts shared water plans with Tinley Park causing shortages and delaying the final water main link. Officials urge citizens to follow a strict sprinkling ban with weekday night hours and even to even day restrictions.
Tinley Park Imposes Odd-Even Sprinkling Ban
Tinley Park restricts all sprinkling until further notice due to water shortages. Odd numbered addresses may water on odd days. Catalina subdivision allows sprinkling only from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Police will enforce in both areas with tickets as needed. Public works director Robert Powers cites severe impact in Sundale Ridge Tinley Terrace and Brementowne while Catalina well damage repair could take days or months.
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Tinley
Tinley Park
Catalina
Robert Powers
Sundale Ridge
Tinley Terrace
Brementowne
Powers
Tinley Park awaits final site decision for prison center
Tinley Park trustees report that a final site decision for a Department of Corrections prisoner diagnostic center will be due by July 27. Plans are suspended with no contract, alternatives include Joliet depot expansion or mini depots at each prison, and state land may be negotiated for Tinley Park.
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Department of Corrections
Tinley Park
Patrick Rea
Rea
Joliet
Dan. Walker
District 230 Condemns Land for Fourth High School
District 230 plans condemnation or purchase of a 40 acre parcel on 80th avenue between 159th and 151st streets for a future fourth high school. William O. Fischer announced the move before the Orland Park planning commission, amid conflict with Theodore Cachey who owns land along the route.
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William O. Fischer
Fisher
Orland Park Planning Commission
District 230
80Th Avenue
159Th Street
151St Street
Theodore Cachey
Cachey
Chicago Board of Education
Planning Commission
Paul Burke
Star Tribune Publicity Clinic Set for Saturday in Tinley Park
The Star-Tribune hosts a publicity clinic Saturday morning at Jardine's restaurant Tinley Park. Editors and reporters will explain news coverage policies and ideas, with a slide show on photographic coverage. Attendees can confirm by calling 52 0550. event runs 10 a.m. to noon with refreshments provided.
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Star-Tribune
Jardine’s
Tinley Park
Star- Tribs
Jardine
Oak Forest racer featured in Star Tribune sports spread
The Oak Forest racer is highlighted in Star Tribune sports pages 23 to 27 alongside a local competitor. The feature presents profiles and insights into recent performances and season outlooks for both drivers.
John Dean Childhood Residency Highlighted in Feature
The article notes that John Dean former counsel to President Nixon and Watergate witness spent part of his youth in the south suburbs. Remembrances of the younger Dean are explored in a Page 4 feature.
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Westhaven
Rich Faverty
John Dean
Nixon
Dean
Great Chariot Race Chronicle on Tinley Park Fourth
A first hand account details participating in Tinley Park's wild Fourth of July chariot race, shared in today's Letter From the Editors on Page 8, capturing the festive chaos and local tradition.
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Tinley Park
District 228 Eyes Referendum to Sustain Athletics
School District 228 plans a referendum within three months to raise 2.5 million for a working cash bond and a 25 cent education rate hike. Trustees warn cuts to athletics and clubs if the measure fails, with no tax increase since 1966 and potential teacher reductions. Schools affected include Tinley Park Bremen Oak Forest and Hillcrest high schools.
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Joy Kampe
John Flynn
Midlothian
Ronald Harley
Harley
Donald Slattery
Fred Flewer
Education Boarch
Clarence Linkhorn
Slattery
Tinley Park
Bremen
Oak Forest
Hillcrest
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