Assistant Director of Finance at City of Waukegan
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The committee meeting addressed old business by directing the police department to issue a request for qualifications for licensed towing companies, with amendments. New business included the approval of a resolution authorizing city officials to execute necessary amendments to the development and host community agreement and associated documents with FHR-Illinois, LLC.
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The committee approved a consulting agreement with TIP Strategies for economic development strategy and established a Commercial Facade Improvement Grant Award Program for the upcoming fiscal year. Members also declared specific real property as surplus and authorized a contract for electrical remediation of downtown light poles. Additionally, the committee acted on ordinances regarding the prohibition of sweepstakes machines and the adjustment of liquor and video gaming licenses for a local business.
The commission discussed a map amendment to rezone two properties on S. Green Bay Road from B3 to R4 and noted the resignation of a commissioner. Additionally, the commission reviewed a variance request for 50% lot coverage at 2709 Blanchard Road, considered the vacation of several right-of-ways near W. Country Club Avenue, and denied a variance request for a privacy fence at 2711 Navaho Road.
The board reviewed a site plan application for an additional driveway curb cut at 2122 Grand Avenue. During the sessions, concerns were raised regarding traffic impact, pedestrian safety, and site circulation. The applicant presented an operational plan involving staggered business hours, designated employee parking, and a dual drive-thru strategy to improve efficiency and reduce congestion. The board discussed the necessity of variances for stacking and parking and ultimately requested modifications to the site design and the pursuit of required variances.
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