Drive-Through, Liquor License, Sewer Rates On Committee Agendas Monday

Chik-fil-a needs permission for a drive-through, Mariano's reps are asking for a liquor license, sewer rates once agreed upon are back to the drawing board and various summer events are up for discussion at Elmhurst committee meetings tonight.

All four of the city's standing committees meet at the same time, at 7 p.m. Monday, April 8, at City Hall, 209 N. York St. Following is a look at their agendas:

Development, Planning and Zoning Committee
Steve Morley, chairman
Dannee Polomsky, vice chairman
Norman Leader

• Request for a front-yard setback variation for an unenclosed porch at 141 N. Larch St.
• Request for a rear-yard setback variation for an attached garage at 310 S. Prospect Ave.
• Request for a conditional use permit for a drive-through and signage for Chik-fil-a at Route 83 and St. Charles Road
• Continued discussion of the as requested by aldermen Dannee Polomsky and Norman Leader

Finance, Council Affairs and Administrative Services Committee
Steve Hipskind, chairman
Kevin York, vice chairman
Mark Mulliner
Scott Levin

• Continued review of sewer rates. A 9 percent increase in sewer rates for residents was tentatively agreed upon last month, but the committee has decided to take another look at it.
• Continued review of the vehicle use policy for staff
• Update on the community grant program

Public Affairs and Safety Committee
Patrick Wagner, chairman
Paula Pezza, vice chairman
Michael Bram

• 2013 Elmhurst Jaycees Carnival
• Emroy Avenue and Lake Street Frontage Road stop sign
• ONE Worship Service
• New liquor license class (GSWC)
• Mariano's request for a liquor license
• Purchase of 17 Colt law enforcement carbine semi-automatic rifles

Public Works and Buildings Committee
Jim Kennedy, chairman
Bob Dunn, vice chairman
Chris Healy
Diane Gutenkauf

• Salt purchase for the 2013-14 winter season
• Effluent sampling station engineering services agreement
• 2013 tree purchase and planting program
• Bids for the 2013 contract paving program and for the purchase of a Ford F250 with service body

Public comment will be welcome at all committee meetings.