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Recent Village Board Meeting (November 28, 7 p.m.). The Village Board:
- Accepted the Fiscal Year 2022 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (Audit).
- Prohibited parking on one block of Simpson Avenue between East Center and East Scranton.
- Updated parking regulations at the Lake Bluff Train Station parking lot.
- Authorized the disposal of old Village records.
- Gave first reading approval to:
- Adopting the 2022 property tax levy, including a public hearing.
- Creating new financial incentives for historic landmarks in the Village, including a waiver of building permit fees and a property tax grant (rebate) program.
- Adopting updates to Chapters 1, 2 and 4 of the Zoning Regulations, except that it directed the PCZBA to further study a provision that would make it easier for historic landmarks to receive zoning relief.
- Creating uniform hours of operation for restaurants in the Central Business District.
- Designating the single-family residence at 618 Maple Avenue as a historic landmark.
- Authorizing the disposal of old Village equipment.
The Business Advisory Ad Hoc Committee meeting scheduled for Wednesday, November 30 was cancelled.
The Sustainability and Community Enhancement Ad Hoc Committee meeting scheduled for Thursday, December 1 was cancelled.
Upcoming Architectural Board of Review Meeting (Tuesday, December 6, 7 p.m.).
The ABR will review:
- A proposed sport court at the Lake Bluff Middle School (31 East Sheridan Place).
- Commercial signage for Life Storage (105 Albrecht Drive).