kendall county board agenda adjourned september meeting

from Camelot Farms stated that he waited to put the property on the market until he made sure there
were no conditions from the engineers left to complete on the site development plan.
Director Dudgeon stated that plat approvals typically last only about six months, following the date of
approval of a final subdivision plat. Since all of this was taking some time, last year Mr. Bianchini asked for at
least a one year extension on the plat approval, because he anticipated it was going to take some time,
especially in this market to conclude a sale. Once he had a perspective purchaser and everything lined up to
proceed with the sale, they were going to go forward with the recording of the plat at that time. To date they
have be unsuccessful in their attempts to obtain a purchaser, so they are asking for an additional extension to
June, 2011. John Purcell made a motion to recommend the approval of the extension and send this to the
County Board. John Shaw seconded the motion. Everyone agreed and the motion was approved.
PETITIONS
09-22 Zoning Fees
Director Jerry Dudgeon explained that this is to correct an oversight that happened when we brought
the fees forward before. When we put together the ordinance in the revised schedule, we had all the new
changes listed in there. Somehow in doing the editing, we left off the fact that we were not changing the
previous $375 fee that was charged for the A-i building permits. When the new fees got adopted, it looked
like we had eliminated the A-i building permit category in its entirety. Director Dudgeon explained that that
was never the intent so this is being brought back to reinstitute it so that it shows there is a fee and it will
remain the same as it was previously. John Purcell made a motion to move this to the Board for approval.
Jeff Wehrli seconded the motion. Everyone agreed and the motion was approved.
OLD BUSINESS
Tanglewood Trails — FDIC update
Senior Planner Angela Zubko stated that this was discussed last month and that the subdivision had
been taken over by the FDIC. She explained that she had written to the FDIC trying to get money totaling the
claim of $614. She received a letter back from the FDIC stating that they would pay $504 of that amount and
that it would be a lien on the property and cannot be collected at this time.
Land Cash Donation Fee Increase (continued)
Director Jerry Dudgeon explained that when this was discussed last month, it was suggested that staff
work on trying to compile some information to take a look at what current fair market values are and come
back to the committee with a report. He met with Andy Nicholetti last week. He started pulling some
preliminary figures together on costs of raw land. Director Dudgeon has to follow up with WBK to get some
information on improvement costs, and then Andy and Jerry will sit down and go over the figures before bring
a formal recommendation back to the committee.