Tuesday, December 21
10:00 a.m.--McHenry County Board Committee on Committees
In addition to approving minutes from December 19, 2008 (the last time the committee met) this committee is to review and consider committee reorganization and appointments to the various committees of the County Board.
6:30 p.m. – Finance and Audit Committee of the McHenry County Board
This committee is to consider monthly transactions for the Delinquent Tax Program and consider authorizing a budget line item transfer for the Assessor's budget to fund legal notices and advertisements which are statutory requirements.
7:00 p.m. – McHenry County Board
This will be the first meeting of the newly formed County Board including newly elected members, elected by the voters in the November 2 election.
One Eagle Scout is to be honored and a proclamation is being presented recognizing Phil Ulmer for his 39 years of Public Service as Director of the Department of Probation and Court Services of the 22nd Judicial Circuit. He is retiring December 31.
A request is being made for the County Board to authorize a $600,000 emergency appropriation in the current fiscal year budget to provide funding for the increased demand for Mental Health Services.
A resolution is offered for approval authorizing the issuance and sale of a Recovery Zone Facility Bond for Cary Corners, LLC project, better known as Sage Products.
Also presented for approval is the purchase of 16 police pursuit vehicles for the Sheriff's Department.
Many other requests for financial transfers are also on the agenda for consideration, most having to do with closing books for the fiscal year.
7:30 p.m. – Crystal Lake City Council
In addition to numerous housekeeping matters for the Council to consider, they will also be presented with a Unified Development Ordinance for a one-year review discussion. This is an ordinance that was approved by the Council in April 2009 and is to be updated periodically to ensure that the City's development regulations keep pace with modern development trends and practices to promote continued high-quality development, and maintain the character and charm of Crystal Lake neighborhoods and offer greater protection for natural resources. When the City Council adopted the UDO mandatory reviews were required at six months and a year following the effective date of the ordinance
A few changes have been suggested by the Planning and Zoning Commission, One unresolved matter is the signage for the Virginia Street Corridor, whether monument signs or pole signs would be required.
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