Crestwood Approves Right of Entry Agreement With Metropolitan Water Reclamation District
Crestwood Approves Right of Entry Agreement With Metropolitan Water Reclamation District (Crestwood, IL) – The Crestwood Village Board held its third meeting of 2022 on Thursday, Feb. 3rd. The Board approved motions for the consideration of special use permits, right of entry agreements, and all reports were approved unanimously.
Motions to approve consideration of special use permits were approved for the Chicago Auto Group; Tajik Master, LLC; and Tires 4 Less Group and Complete Auto Repair dba Discount Motors.
The Board approved the consideration of a right of entry agreement with the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago in the area of 135th & Central. The Board also approved consideration of an ordinance approving a right of entry agreement in the area of 135th & Central.
Public participation was held until later in the meeting per public request.
License & Ordinance Committee
(all approved as submitted)
- Consideration of an ordinance granting a Special Use permit for used vehicles sales at 4355 W. Midlothian Tpk., Crestwood, Illinois.
- Consideration of an ordinance granting a Special Use permit for the repairing of new and used tires and brake and suspension repair at 13437 S. Kolmar Ave., Crestwood Illinois.
- Consideration of an ordinance granting a Special Use permit for the repairing of new and used tires and auto repairs and auto sales at 4351 W. Midlothian Tpk., Crestwood, Illinois.
- Consideration of a Right of Entry Agreement with the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago.
- Consideration of an Ordinance approving a Right of Entry agreement with the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago.
Public Participation
Public comments commended the Village of Crestwood for its quick and effective snow removal effort. It was also stated that the Village came a long way since the struggles it faced decades ago.
Comments heard on the street are that new projects make Crestwood feel like a village. They want the Board to realize how much the village has grown and how important it is to continue building the village.
Mayor Ken Klein responded that public works did an excellent job on the streets. He wants to bring new businesses to the village and constantly keep new businesses coming in when old businesses close.
Crestwood Approves Right of Entry Agreement With Metropolitan Water Reclamation District
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