Village of Lombard Legistar System

Gene Coletti, 2007 President of the Lombard Jaycees, presented an all-terrain vehicle to

the Lombard Police department for use at the Taste of Lombard and in other remote

Village areas. Heather Kein of the Jaycees presented the keys to Lieutenant Scott

Watkins, who thanked the Jaycees. The purchase was made with funds raised by the

Jaycees.

A presentation was made by Gary Hendley and John Pierce of the American Legion of a

certificate of appreciation in recognition in service and assistance to advance the

programs of American Legion post 391. Poppy day raised nearly $5000. John thanked

the Village and Chamber of Commerce for donations and expressions of support. He

also presented two flags from the Blue Star program which are displayed by families

who have relatives serving in the Armed Services. The flags were flown in the Lilac

Parade and at the Memorial Day service. One of the flags was presented to Jack

Carroll in the Public Works department. A plaque was presented to the Village Board

and Village of Lombard to be displayed in the Village Hall, of Lombard servicemen who

died in Vietnam. Trustee Tross commented that the Village Hall has displayed a plaque

with names of those who served in WWII, but we haven't had a Vietnam plaque until

now. He said it's not only the servicemen, but public service people as well, including

the nine firefighters who died in a South Carolina fire recently, who put their lives at risk

every day. Trustee Tross asked for all in attendance to pause in a moment of silent

prayer.

Pete Kramer-272 E. Taylor Road directed his comments to current and former trustees

regarding the destruction of the DuPage Theater. He called it an execution, said 109 S.

Main will always be a crime scene. He also said that Lombard has a notorious

reputation for destroying a building listed on the National Register of Historic Places. He

cited the restoration of the Odessa Theater in the Ukraine, how much the site went

through over the years and has still managed to survive. He quoted the shared vision

which is published in the Lombard Pride pamphlet that residents receive in the mail.

Village Manager Lichter spoke further on Len Flood. Mr. Lichter considers him a

personal friend as well as a colleague, and wished him all the best in the future. He said

Len will be missed. The Board appreciates all that he has done over the years. Mr.

Lichter said that Len has attended over 1200 Board meetings.

Trustee Tross commented on the good time everyone seems to have every Saturday

night at Cruise Nights. He said The Taste of Lombard will be held July 3-8. There will

be bands, entertainment, children's entertainment and recognition by the Jaycees of

senior persons. He also said there will be a "Big Band" era band playing Saturday

afternoon from 2-4 p.m. Sunday 3-5p.m. is Community Appreciation Day. The Lombard

Town Center Group will have free bingo also Sunday 3-5p.m. July 19-22nd Sacred

Heart will be hosting it's 40th German Fest, There will be authentic German food,

regular food, a $5,000. raffle, casino nights on July 20 & 21st, and bingo Friday,

Saturday and Sunday.

PC 07-18: 85 Yorktown Shopping Center

Requests the following variations from the Lombard Sign Ordinance for an Off-Premise

Sign for property located within the B3PD Community Shopping District, Planned

Development:

1. A variation from Section 153.226(B) to allow for an Off-Premise Sign to be located

on a property with an existing structure, building and use;

2. A variation from Section 153.226(F) to allow for an Off-Premise Sign within the

requisite front yard; and

3. A variation from Section 153.226(H) to allow for an Off-Premise Sign to be closer

than one-hundred feet (100') from any other freestanding sign. (This relief is not needed

and is removed from the petition) (DISTRICT #3)

Peripheral B3 Planned Development:

A. To address a change to the geographical extent of the previously approved

planned development and companion zoning approvals:

1. Approve a map amendment to rezone a portion of the subject property to be

added to the planned development from the O Office District to the B3 Community

Shopping District.

2. Pursuant to Section 155.504(A) (major changes in a planned development) and

Section 155.511 (Site Plan Approvals for planned developments) of the Lombard Zoning

Ordinance, amend the conditional uses and grant site plan approval for the Yorktown

Peripheral Planned Development and for a hotel/convention hall facility, as established

by Ordinance 3962 and amended by Ordinances 4310 and 5397.

B. Pursuant to Section 155.602(C), Table 6.3 of the Zoning Ordinance, approve a

conditional use for an outdoor service area (outdoor dining).

(DISTRICT #3)

Ordinances on First Reading (Waiver of First Requested)