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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1990
VOLUME 30 - NUMBER 26
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SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960
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4-H Week
October 6-13th See Page 9 for more photos.
Village Public Hearing Subdivision Annexation
Denise Archambeault and Kirstin Tures collected for 4-H outside the Huntley Post Office.
Frances Sheets Official
Frances Sheets is one of over 125 official delegates to a regional meeting on libraries and information policies in the years to come. This meeting, which will be held at Harper College in Palatine, October 20th, is one of nine meetings in preparation for a national White House Conference to be held in July 1991.
At this meeting, Frances Sheets will be representing the category of: Library Trustee. This meeting will be important in maintaining libraries in the future in their role in the quality of life in Illinois and our local communities.
The purpose of these meetings is to establish a
consensus on policy issues for libraries and for public access to information. It will be the basis of Illinois planning for the rest of this century - as well as the platform for an Illinois
delegation to Washington in 1991. The issues will be developed around the themes of information for literacy, productivity and democracy.
Ground work for these regional conferences this fall was laid at a three-day meeting held in Chicago last April. Over three hundred delegates, roughly balanced to represent the general pubHc, government officials, librarians, and library trustees, participated to set out specific concerns.
President Dhamer called the Public hearing to order on September 13, 1990 for the purpose of hearing the Wing Pointe application for Annexation to the Village of Huntley. Attorney Kukla advised that the petitioner was to give the presentation first and then the public could be heard at that time.
Attorney James Militello, attorney for Mr. Alan Ludwig of Ludwig & Co., gave a summary of the proposed area, being 208 acres on the East side of Huntley along the Huntley-Dundee Road, showed the area by map and by property zoning and that which the petitioner expected to build on each zoned area.
All fees had been agreed upon and Planning and Zoning had approved of their petition.
Afterwards, Attorney Kukla called for the public to comment.
Carolyn Schachtner: questioned how the Board could only consider one portion of a Comprehensive Plan not yet in place. Attorney Kukla advised that at a former meeting, the Planner had verbally given the approval for this type of plan at that area. She asked about an unbuildable portion of the area. She was assured that soil analysis had been made and if it were unbuildable, the builder would not build.
State Rep. DeLoris Doederlein To Visit Huntley Oct. 6   —
Come meet your Republican State Representative DeLoris Doederlein from the 65th District, a candidate in this Nov. 6 election.
She will be in Huntley on Oct. 6, Saturday at Papa G's
Restaurant from 8:00-9:00; Sam's Family Restaurant 10:00 -11:00; and Bill's Family Restaurant from 11:00-12:30. Now is the time to ask your questions and form your opinions.
Village Board Meeting Minutes
On Thursday, September 13, 1990, the Regular Meeting of the Village Board of Trustees was held in the Board Room of the Village Hall and brought to order by the President at 8:00pm.
Present at roll call were President Dhamer, Trustees Borowicz, Hoeft, Gow, Russ & Wicke. Also attending were Village Administrator Krauss, Village Attorney Kukla, Village Engineer Schwegel and Police Chief Rossi.
In the first order of business the President called for trustee action of the August 9 Public Hearing minutes, after which a motion was made by Trustee Russ, seconded by Trustee Gow, to approve the aforementioned minutes and upon roll call, all trustees voted aye and the motion carried. The President then called for approval of the August 9
Regular Meeting minutes. Trustee Gow made a motion to approve same. After a question by Trustee Hoeft, he seconded the motion and it was carried with all ayes.
The bills were submitted for approval for payment. After review. Trustee Hoeft made a motion to make payment of all submitted, seconded by Trustee Russ and this motion also carried with all ayes.
The financial reports were reviewed and thereafter Trustee Wicke made a motion to accept the Treasurer's Report as submitted, seconded by Trustee Gow and upon roll call, all ayes and the motion carried.
The quarterly payment of the sewer treatment plant loan in the amount of $68,555.22 due September 30, 1990, was submitted and approved for payment by
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Charles Becker: stated the majority of poeple he had spoken with were not in favor of this subdivision at the present time and felt the Comprehensive Plan as a whole should be in place before approving this annexation and zoning.
Robert Schachtner: questioned the extension of Ruth Road as a bypass to relieve traffic through the village.
There being no further questions, the Public Hearing was closed.
Mary Lou Hardy, Clerk These minutes are subject to approval at the next board meeting.
Voter's Registration
The 1990 general election for St ate-wide & County officers happens on Nov. 6, 1990. Only registered voters may participate in the decisions being made which will affect everyone.
If you are at least 18 years of age on or before the date of election, Nov. 6, and a resident of Illinois for 30 days you must be! registered 28 days preceding this election. You will need two forms of identification showing your current name and address. Voters must re¬ register if they change their address or name or fail to vote over a four year period.
Anyone needing to register to vote may do so at the Grafton Township Supervisor's Office: Monday, Wednesday & Friday - 9:00am to 2:00pm or at the county clerk's office in the Government Center in Woodstock, open 8am to 4:30pm, Mon-Fri, and Sat, Oct. 6 from 9am to 1pm. The last day to register to vote for the November 6, 1990 election is Tuesday, October 9, 1990.
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