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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPublic Hearing 4/2/1990%q3 MINUTES OF PUBLIC HEARING - 4/2/90 Minutes of a Public Hearing, duly published and posted, held April 2, 1990 at 7:00 p.m. in the Village Hall to consider the budget for the discal year, 1990 -91. PRESENT: Mayor Anderson; Trustees Camp, Fleming, Pimentel, Weiss, Wheeler; Acting Attorney Oesterle; Treasurer Silber; Supt, of Public Works Rogers; Police Chief Wall; Fire Chief Millier. ABSENT: Trustee Searle. OTHERS: Fifty -five Villagers. Mayor Anderson opened the Public Hearing to consider the adoption of the budget and asked Treasurer Silber to give a brief recap of the totals for the General ans Sewer Funds. Treasurer Silber noted that the General Fund budget was up 17% this year, two- thirds due to tipping fees that will be part of the Village taxes. The projection of tipping fees is $50,000.00. The Village will be resurfacing several roadways this year and regrading and repaving Cayuga Heights Road from West Upland to the northern boundary of the Village. The Village will receive $40,000.00 in State Aid towards the road program. Sewer rent will be higher because of tipping fees of $40.00 per ton, projecting $70,000.00 this year. Dooley Kiefer asked about increased tipping fees and if there were enough in the budget to cover them. The Treasurer noted that if there was not, it would be taken from Contingency. There were no further questions or.comments and the Public Hearing was declared closed at 7:15 p.m. MINUTES of a Public Hearing, duly published and posted, held April 2, 1990 at 7:15 p.m. in the Village Hall to consider reopening Remington Road. PRESENT: Mayor Anderson; Trustees Camp, Fleming, Pimentel, Weiss, Wheeler; Acting Attorney Oesterle; Treasurer Silber; Police Chief Wall; Fire Chief Millier. ABSENT: Trustee Searle. OTHERS: M/M Shepherd, Att. Holmberg, Jack Rogers, Att. Berman, M/M Thorbecke, M/M Scott Maynes, Kenneth Myer, Pat Mutkoski, 40 Villagers who signed attendance list. Mayor Anderson called the Public Hearing to order and commented that he had received 13 letters about Remington Road and also that the Public Hearing would be only 15 minutes. Mr.'Thorbecke said that he had handed Mayor Anderson a letter with 40 signatures. He ha contracted Roger Beck, a contractor, about the cost of building Remington Road. An official of Beck Construction Corp. considered the T.G. Miller estimate of ca $55,00 per foot to be very low, and they would not bid except at a much higher price. Mr. Thorbecke urged environmental consideration and was sure that there was a conflict of interest concerning Jack Rogers. He would like to see the Village purchase the properties in question at fair price and maintain property as wild. MrMa ness of 112 N. Sunset Drive thinks we should purchase Shepherd's property, and ado thinks there is a conflict of interest concerning Jack Rogers. Pat Mutkoski agreed with all the above comments and would like to see the road dead en aat the Shepherd's lot. She considers Jack's lots a conflict of interest. ' �Kenneth Myer wanted to know what the circumstances were when Jack purchased the property! He thinks this problem should be resolved quickly. Claire Berman said that she had met with all the lot owners and had discussed the problem. Laura Holmberg read a letter dated February 16, 1990 that the Mayor has a copy of. The Public Hearing was declared closed at 7:45 p.m.