Palatine public meetings in 2024

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request for a Special Use permit to allow a package liquor and tobacco store at 235 W. Northwest Highway. The commission will also consider approving the minutes from the November 26, 2024 meeting.

• Public hearing: Special Use permit for package liquor and tobacco store at 235 W. Northwest Highway

The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously recommended approval of a special use permit for Palatine Cigar and Liquor Store at 235 W. Northwest Highway, subject to staff conditions. The store would occupy a vacant space in the United Center shopping plaza, selling tobacco and liquor. The recommendation will go to the Village Council on January 13, 2025.

• Approved minutes of Nov 26, 2024 as amended (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of special use for Palatine Cigar and Liquor Store at 235 W Northwest Hwy (9-0)

Village Council

The Village Council is holding a special meeting to consider a motion to enter closed session. The requested session concerns personnel matters and the review of closed meeting minutes.

• Request for closed session regarding employee appointment, compensation, or performance (5 ILCS 120/2 (c) (1))
• Request for closed session to discuss minutes of previously closed meetings (5 ILCS 120/2 (c) (21))

The Village Council unanimously approved a motion to enter closed session to discuss employee employment terms and review closed session minutes. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting adjourned shortly after.

• Approved closed session request under 5 ILCS 120/2(c)(1) and (21) (unanimous voice vote)

Village Council

The Village Council will consider a water service agreement with Holy Resurrection Orthodox Church at 1449 N. Quentin Road and vote on extensions for janitorial maintenance contracts at police headquarters, village hall, the Metra train station, and the Gateway Center parking deck. The agenda also includes resolutions of appreciation for outgoing Councilman Greg Solberg and Finance Director Paul Mehring, plus recognition of the Fremd High School Girls Flag Football team. Most committee and officer reports are listed as 'As Submitted' with no additional action items.

• Consider water service agreement with Holy Resurrection Orthodox Church at 1449 N. Quentin Road
• Consider extending janitorial maintenance contract for Police Headquarters and Combined Service Facility
• Consider extending janitorial maintenance contract for Village Hall, Palatine Metra Train Station, and Gateway Center Parking Deck
• Resolutions of Appreciation for Councilman Greg Solberg and Finance Director Paul Mehring
• Certificates of Recognition for Fremd High School Girls Flag Football Team

The Palatine Village Council approved a water service agreement with Holy Resurrection Orthodox Church at 1449 N. Quentin Road, allowing the church to connect to Village water for a fire suppression sprinkler system. The council also approved two-year contract extensions for janitorial services at the Police Headquarters/Combined Service Facility and at Village Hall, the Metra Train Station, and Gateway Center Parking Deck. All three items were approved unanimously.

• Approved water service agreement with Holy Resurrection Orthodox Church at 1449 N. Quentin Road (unanimous)
• Approved 2025-2026 janitorial contract extension with Ultra Cleaning for Police HQ and Combined Service Facility (unanimous)
• Approved 2025-2026 janitorial contract extension with Harvard Maintenance for Village Hall, Train Station, and Gateway Center Parking Deck (unanimous)

Village Council

The Village Council will discuss the 2025 Operating Budget and Capital Investment Plan, including the 2024 tax levy and employee salary rates. The meeting also includes proposed updates to building, fire, and property maintenance codes. Additionally, the council will consider funding for street rehabilitation and maintenance.

• Adoption of the Calendar Year 2025 Annual Budget
• Appropriation of $1,875,818 for rehabilitation of Michigan Avenue, Brockway Street, Louise Lane, and Cornell Avenue
• Appropriation of $2,181,073 for maintenance of streets and highways
• Special Use Transfer for Tore & Luke's drive-through restaurant at 1158 E. Dundee Road
• Implementation of Municipal Grocery Retailers' and Grocery Service Occupation Taxes

Planning and Zoning Commission

The commission will hold public hearings for three properties regarding side yard setbacks, duplex legality and lot coverage, and the establishment of a banquet facility. The meeting also includes the review of minutes from the November 12, 2024, meeting.

• 1101 S. Smith Street: Special Use for an addition setback of 7 feet instead of 15 feet
• 249 E. Palatine Road: Special Use for a non-conforming duplex and Variation for 78% lot coverage
• 1185 E. Dundee Road: Special Use to permit a banquet facility
• Review of November 12, 2024, meeting minutes

Village Council

The Village Council will hold a public hearing on the proposed CY 2025 Operating Budget and Capital Investment Plan totaling $158,737,230, with no property tax increase. After the hearing, the council will consider several zoning variations, a special use for a restaurant with drive-through, an auto repair use approval, an intergovernmental agreement for snow and ice control, amendments to utility services code, and contract awards for the Salt Creek Streambank Stabilization Project. Many items are on the consent agenda for a single vote.

• Public hearing on proposed CY 2025 Operating Budget & Capital Investment Plan ($158,737,230 total)
• Ordinance granting a variation to permit lot coverage exceeding maximum at 343 W. Palatine Road
• Ordinance approving a special use for a restaurant with drive-through at 265 N. Northwest Highway
• Resolution approving intergovernmental agreement with Palatine Township Road District for snow and ice control services
• Motion to award a contract for the Salt Creek Streambank Stabilization Project

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on four zoning requests: a lot coverage variation, a fence orientation variation, a special use for a banquet facility, and a special use for a restaurant with drive-through. They will also approve minutes from the October 22 meeting.

• Variation to allow 61% lot coverage at 343 W. Palatine Road (maximum 45%)
• Variation to allow fence finished side facing in at 33 N. Winston Drive
• Special use for banquet facility at 1185 E. Dundee Road
• Special use for restaurant with drive-through at 265 N. Northwest Highway
• Approval of October 22, 2024 meeting minutes

Village Council

The Village Council will consider several funding resolutions for road rehabilitation and design services for water main replacements. The body is also scheduled to continue discussions regarding the CY 2025 Proposed Budget and Capital Investment Plan.

• Appropriation of $931,418.76 for Crescent Avenue and Ellis Street rehabilitation
• Appropriation of $374,691 and $124,181.33 for Tulip Way, Doe Road, Leonard Road, and Olive Street
• Appropriation of $60,817.89 for Cedar Street and Elm Street rehabilitation
• Liquor license increase for Siri Thai II at 40 W. Palatine Road
• Design engineering services for 2025 Water Main Replacement Project Contracts 1 and 2

Liquor Commission

The Palatine Liquor Commission will consider two liquor license applications: a temporary Class E license for St. Thomas of Villanova's New Year's Eve party, and a Class G restaurant beer-and-wine license for Siri Thai II at 40 W. Palatine Road. The commission will also approve minutes from the October 14 meeting.

• Consider application for temporary Class E liquor license for St. Thomas of Villanova's New Year's Party on December 31, 2024 at 1201 E. Anderson Drive
• Consider application for Class G restaurant (beer & wine) liquor license for Siri Thai II located at 40 W. Palatine Road
• $2,641 annual fee for the Class G liquor license
• Approval of minutes from the October 14, 2024 regular meeting

Village Council

The Palatine Village Council will discuss the 2025 proposed budget and capital investment plan, and vote on several zoning ordinances and utility agreements. The meeting includes a closed session.

• Consideration of the CY 2025 Proposed Budget & Capital Investment Plan
• Ordinance granting a Special Use Transfer for a carry-out restaurant at 450-452 E. Dundee Road
• Ordinance decreasing Class G liquor licenses for Rep's Burgers at 139 N. Northwest Highway
• Ordinance approving a six-lot single-family subdivision (Estates at Arcadia) at 274 & 286 W. Michigan Avenue
• Motion authorizing a Local Public Agency Agreement for Illinois Route 53 Improvement

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a proposed development and subdivision at 274‑286 West Michigan Avenue, including a request to vacate 33 feet of West Gilbert Avenue. The hearing will also consider a special‑use application to allow a front‑yard fence at 1480 West Poplar Street. Both items are presented for public comment before any recommendation.

• 274‑286 W. Michigan Ave – preliminary and final planned development, plat of subdivision, and vacation of 33 feet of West Gilbert Avenue
• 1480 W. Poplar St – special‑use permit to allow a front‑yard fence

Village Council

The Village Council will discuss 3rd quarter budget adjustments and the adoption of the Cook County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan. The meeting includes multiple special use requests for businesses and residential properties, as well as design services for a parking lot and railwalk extension.

• 3rd Quarter 2024 Budget adjustments
• Special use for a food store at 401 N. Northwest Highway
• Special use and variation for a drive-through restaurant at 1597 N. Rand Road
• Design engineering services for 50 North Brockway Parking Lot and Railwalk Extension
• Special use for a dog training business at 453 S. Vermont Street - Unit G

Liquor Commission

The Palatine Liquor Commission is meeting to review a request for a one-day liquor license. The commission will decide if a temporary permit should be granted for a fundraising event.

• Class E (Temporary) Liquor License application for 'Music With a Mission' event at Countryside Church Unitarian Universalist, 1025 N. Smith Street, on November 9, 2024

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings to consider a food store at 401 N. Northwest Highway and two residential property requests. The body will also discuss the consolidation of two vacant lots south of 1311 W. Hill Street.

• Special Use request for a food store at 401 N. Northwest Highway
• Special Use request for a home setback of 15 feet instead of 20 feet at the vacant property north of 152 N. Maple Street
• Preliminary and Final Subdivision to consolidate two vacant lots south of 1311 W. Hill Street into one lot

Village Council

The Village Council and Committee of the Whole will discuss infrastructure projects and zoning variations. Key items include design engineering for sidewalk extensions and specific property use requests.

• Design engineering services for the Rand Road Sidewalk Extensions Project
• Driveway expansion variation at 217 N. Benton Street
• Special use request for a fence at 501 S. Brighton Lane
• Modification of left turn prohibition from N. Washington Court to W. Johnson Street
• Proposals for South Supply Motor Control Center and Surge Arrestors

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Palatine Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider three zoning requests: a variation for a driveway setback, a special use for a dog training business, and a subdivision and restaurant special use. The meeting will also accept the minutes from the September 10, 2024, meeting.

• Public hearing for 617 S. Williams Avenue driveway setback variation
• Public hearing for 453 S. Vermont Street dog training business special use
• Public hearing for 1597 N. Rand Road and 973–987 E. Dundee Road subdivision and restaurant special use
• Acceptance of September 10, 2024, meeting minutes
• Village Hall - Council Chambers, 200 E. Wood Street

Village Council

The Village Council will decide on zoning changes including a time extension for a car wash at 2239–2251 N. Rand Road, a fence special use at 501 S. Brighton Lane, and a restaurant with drive-through at 1101 E. Dundee Road. It will also consider contracts for drainage improvements and parking deck repairs, and approve a liquor license reduction for Tellios Coffee.

• Time extension for car wash ordinance at 2239–2251 N. Rand Road
• Special use fence approval at 501 S. Brighton Lane
• Special use for restaurant with drive-through at 1101 E. Dundee Road
• Award contracts for 2024 Drainage Improvements Project and Gateway Center Parking Deck Maintenance Repairs
• Decrease Class D liquor licenses by one for Tellios Coffee, 790 W. Northwest Highway

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Palatine Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider three zoning requests: a special use for a day care expansion, a special use for a massage therapy clinic, and a special use for a restaurant with a drive-through. The commission will also accept the minutes from the August 13, 2024 meeting.

• Public hearing for 501 S. Brighton Lane fence setback variance
• Public hearing for 217 N. Benton Street driveway setback variation
• Public hearing for 1101 E. Dundee Road restaurant with drive-through
• Acceptance of August 13, 2024 meeting minutes
• Staff reports to follow

The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval for three items: a special use for a 6-foot fence at 501 S. Brighton Lane (9-0), a variation to widen a driveway at 217 N. Benton Street (5-4), and a special use for a new Wendy's restaurant at 1101 E. Dundee Road (9-0). All recommendations will go to the Village Council for final decisions.

• Approved special use for 6-foot fence at 501 S. Brighton Lane (9-0)
• Approved driveway width variation at 217 N. Benton Street (5-4)
• Approved special use for Wendy's restaurant at 1101 E. Dundee Road (9-0)

Village Council

The Village Council will discuss purchasing 2025 light-duty fleet vehicles and releasing a utility easement at 698 West Meryls Court. The body is also considering a liquor license reduction for Tellios Coffee and setting Halloween trick-or-treat hours.

• Purchase of 2025 Light-Duty Fleet consistent with Capital Improvement Plan
• Ordinance decreasing Class D Liquor Licenses by one for Tellios Coffee, Inc. at 790 W. Northwest Highway
• Release of a utility easement at 698 West Meryls Court
• Resolution recommending Halloween Trick or Treat hours for October 31, 2024

The Village Council unanimously approved authorizing the Village Manager to purchase up to $392,000 for six police vehicles planned for 2025, advancing the expenditure into 2024 to secure units before cooperative purchasing windows close. The Council also approved a utility easement release at 698 West Meryls Court, reduced the number of Class D liquor licenses by one for Tellios Coffee, Inc., and set Halloween trick-or-treat hours for 3 PM to 7 PM on October 31. All items were approved unanimously by voice or consent vote.

• Approved $392,000 for early purchase of 2025 police fleet vehicles (unanimous)
• Approved release of utility easement at 698 West Meryls Court (unanimous)
• Approved ordinance decreasing Class D liquor licenses from 37 to 36 for Tellios Coffee (unanimous)
• Approved resolution recommending Halloween trick-or-treat hours 3 PM-7 PM on Oct. 31 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from Sept. 3, 2024 special and regular meetings (unanimous)

Liquor Commission

The Palatine Liquor Commission will review an application by 1918 Winter Street Illinois LLC d/b/a Mariano’s for Class B‑1 (Packaged Liquor), Class G (Beer & Wine), and Class PS (Product Sampling) licenses at 545 N. Hicks Road, which carries an annual fee of $6,685 for the Class G and B‑1 licenses. The commission will also consider a Class E temporary liquor license for the "Girls Night Out" fundraiser at the Palatine Township Senior Center, 505 S. Quentin Road, scheduled for September 26, 2024 from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM. Both items are presented for the commission’s discretionary approval.

• Application for Class B‑1, G, and PS liquor licenses for 1918 Winter Street Illinois LLC d/b/a Mariano’s, 545 N. Hicks Rd (annual fee $6,685 for Class G and B‑1)
• Application for a Class E temporary liquor license for the "Girls Night Out" fundraiser at Palatine Township Senior Center, 505 S. Quentin Road, Sep 26 2024 (5:30 PM‑8:00 PM)

The Palatine Liquor Commission unanimously approved a Class B-1, Class G, and Class PS liquor license application for 1918 Winter Street Illinois LLC, operating as Mariano's at 545 N. Hicks Road, subject to a federal court resolution regarding the store's purchase. The commission also unanimously approved a temporary Class E liquor license for the Palatine Township Senior Center's 'Girls Night Out' fundraiser on September 26, 2024. Both decisions were made by voice vote with all seven commissioners present and voting in favor.

• Approved Class B-1, G, and PS liquor licenses for Mariano's at 545 N. Hicks Road (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved temporary Class E liquor license for 'Girls Night Out' fundraiser at Palatine Township Senior Center (unanimous voice vote)

Village Council

The Village Council is scheduled to hold a special meeting to consider a request for a closed session. The session is requested to discuss specific employee matters, pending or imminent litigation, and the review of previously closed meeting minutes.

• Special meeting to request closed session
• Discussion of specific employee matters
• Discussion of pending or imminent litigation
• Review of previously closed meeting minutes

The Village Council held a special meeting and unanimously approved a motion to enter closed session to discuss pending or potential litigation, personnel matters, and closed-session minutes. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting adjourned immediately after the closed session.

• Approved closed session under 5 ILCS 120/2(c)(1), (11), (21) (unanimous roll call)
• Adjourned special meeting by voice vote (unanimous)

Village Council

The Palatine Village Council will decide on several local projects at its September 3 meeting. Key votes include a $54,771 grant for downtown facade improvements, a contract for roadway rehabilitation on Tulip Way and nearby streets, and a special-use permit for a kids play place. The Council will also consider adjustments to leaf collection and winter farmers market hours.

• Award contract for Tulip Way, Doe Road, Leonard Road and Olive Street roadway rehabilitation
• Approve $54,771 Downtown TIF facade improvement grant for 34 W. Palatine Road
• Grant special use permit for Kids Play Place at 1108 W. Northwest Highway
• Adjust 2024-2025 Winter Farmers' Market hours
• Adjust Leaf Collection Program schedule

The Village Council approved a $867,402.15 contract with J.A. Johnson Paving for the Tulip Way, Doe Road, Leonard Road and Olive Street roadway rehabilitation project. The Council also approved adjustments to the leaf collection program, changing it to a 4-week schedule. All items were approved unanimously by voice vote or roll call, with Councilman Kozlowski absent.

• Approved $867,402.15 road rehabilitation contract for Tulip Way, Doe Road, Leonard Road and Olive Street (unanimous)
• Adjusted leaf collection program to a 4-week schedule with a full community sweep starting Oct 28 (unanimous)
• Approved special use transfer for White Rabbit Club LTD kids play place at 1108 W. Northwest Highway (unanimous)
• Approved Halloween Hustle 5K & Kids Dash on Oct 26 with sound ordinance waiver and Eric Drive closure (unanimous)
• Extended 2024-2025 Winter Farmers' Market hours to 9 AM-noon (unanimous)
• Approved Warrant 2024 #17 totaling $921,251.75 (unanimous)
• Approved ordinance amending Chapter 12 to clarify truancy penalties (unanimous)

Village Council

The Palatine Village Council will decide on special-use permits for three new businesses, approve facade-improvement grants for downtown properties, and adjust the 2024 budget. Committees will also review purchases of office computers and disposal of a fire apparatus.

• Special-use permit for frozen food store at 1711 N. Rand Road (Unit 100)
• Expanded floor plan for day care at 201–213 W. Dundee Road
• Massage therapy business at 21 N. Brockway Street (Unit 203)
• Downtown TIF facade & interior grant for 34 W. Palatine Road
• 2024 budget amendment (2nd quarter adjustments) and mid-year financial review

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Palatine Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a Final Planned Development application for 1855 N. Hicks Road, which includes a special use permit to fill a floodplain, a subdivision plat consolidation, and a rezoning to Planned Development. The commission will also hear three special‑use requests for existing properties on W. Dundee Road, N. Brockway Street, and N. Rand Road. After discussion, the commission will recommend whether to approve the Hicks Road project.

• Special Use amendment for expanded day‑care at 201‑213 W. Dundee Road
• Special Use to permit a massage therapy business at 21 N. Brockway St. Unit 203
• Special Use to permit a frozen‑food store at 1711 N. Rand Rd. Unit 100
• Final Planned Development, floodplain fill, subdivision plat consolidation, and rezoning to Planned Development for 1855 N. Hicks Rd.
• Funding for the Hicks Road project noted as coming from DCFS

Village Council

The Village Council will discuss the establishment of a new Tax Increment Financing (TIF) district for Dundee Road and IL 53 and amendments to the Rand Road Corridor redevelopment area. The body is also deciding on contracts for the Fire Station 82 remodel and a special use transfer for a gas station at 800 S. Plum Grove Road.

• Dundee Road and IL 53 TIF District eligibility report and redevelopment plan
• Contracts for Fire Station 82 addition and renovations project
• Special use transfer for gas station and convenience store at 800 S. Plum Grove Road
• Downtown TIF District grant application for 48 W. Palatine Road
• Sound amplification ordinance waiver for St. Theresa's picnic at 455 N. Benton Street

Village Council

This is a special meeting with only one action item: a motion to enter closed session under Illinois statutes covering employee matters, pending or probable litigation, and review of closed-session minutes. No public decisions or discussions are on the agenda.

• Motion to request closed session under 5 ILCS 120/2 (c)(1), (11), and (21)

Village Council

The Village Council will hold a public hearing to consider establishing a Tax Increment Financing (TIF) district along Dundee Road and IL 53, which would use future property tax revenue to fund improvements. The council will also vote on several routine items, including contracts, ordinances, and event permits, many of which are on the consent agenda.

• Public hearing on Dundee Road and IL 53 TIF district
• Final planned development, subdivision, floodplain special use, and rezoning at 1855 N. Hicks Road
• Award contract for 2024 Water Main Replacement Contract 3
• Waive sound ordinance for TwiLight Fun Run (Aug 9) and St. Thomas of Villanova Parish Picnic (Aug 3)
• Approve 2024 CDBG Action Plan

Liquor Commission

The Palatine Liquor Commission will consider a request for a Class E (Temporary) liquor license for the 3rd Annual Parish Picnic at St. Thomas of Villanova Parish on August 3, 2024. The commission will also approve minutes from the June 17, 2024 meeting. The agenda includes one substantive item and standard procedural actions.

• Class E temporary liquor license for St. Thomas of Villanova Parish picnic, 1141 E. Anderson Drive, Aug 3, 2024, 11 AM-10 PM, liquor 11:30 AM-8:30 PM
• Approval of June 17, 2024 meeting minutes

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission reviewed two special use requests. One involves a residential fence setback at 1227 W. Kenilworth Avenue, and the other concerns a physical therapy clinic at 916 E. Northwest Highway.

• Special Use for a 5-foot tall aluminum fence at 1227 W. Kenilworth Avenue
• Special Use for a medical physical therapy clinic at 916 E. Northwest Highway

Village Council

The Village Council and Committee of the Whole met to review various municipal ordinances and agreements. Discussions included special use requests for a fence, medical office, and dental office, as well as updates to the 2011 Comprehensive Plan. The body also addressed several liquor license adjustments and infrastructure easements.

• Special Use Ordinance for a fence at 1227 W. Kenilworth Avenue
• Liquor license changes for Cook, Cork & Fork at 34 W. Palatine Road
• Special Use Ordinance for a medical office at 916 E. Northwest Highway
• Amendment to the 2011 Comprehensive Plan for the Dundee Road Sub Area
• Easement acceptance for Lot 75 in Willow Walk Unit One

Liquor Commission

The Palatine Liquor Commission will review a Class G liquor license application for Sizzle Kitchen LLC d/b/a Cook, Cork & Fork at 34 W. Palatine Road. If approved, the $2,641 annual license would allow full beer and wine servings at a planned wine bar and cooking classes, pending Village Manager menu approval. The commission will vote on whether to issue the license based on staff review.

• Application for Class G (Beer & Wine) liquor license for Cook, Cork & Fork at 34 W. Palatine Road
• $2,641 annual fee for the new license
• License condition requires Village Manager approval of a food menu
• Expansion includes a dedicated wine bar area and cooking classes

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission reviewed special use applications for a Japanese ramen restaurant at 3 E. Northwest Highway and a tattoo business at 574 W. Colfax Street. Both items received unanimous recommendations for approval from the Commission.

• Special Use: Japanese ramen restaurant with beer and wine service at 3 E. Northwest Highway
• Special Use: Tattoo parlor to operate by appointment only at 574 W. Colfax Street
• Special Use: Fence setback request for 1227 W. Kenilworth Avenue
• Special Use: Medical office/physical therapy clinic at 916 E. Northwest Highway
• Amendment to the 2011 Comprehensive Plan and Future Land Use for the Dundee Road Sub Area

Village Council

The Village Council will review several items including sound ordinance waivers for local events and adjustments to liquor license counts. The meeting also includes discussions on emergency management mutual aid and school resource officer agreements.

• Sound and parking lot waiver for 'Fall Back Brewfest' at 155 W. Wilson Street
• Sound ordinance waiver and street closure for 'Pipes for Pits' at 60 N. Bothwell Street
• Liquor license count decreases for Sunrise Ramen & Sushi, Palatine Park District, and CVS Pharmacy
• Intergovernmental Agreement for the Illinois Emergency Management Mutual Aid System
• Amendment to the IGA between District 15 and Village of Palatine for School Resource Officers

Liquor Commission

The Commission will consider several liquor license items, including temporary permits for community events and annual renewals for local establishments. The agenda also includes acknowledging ownership changes for two businesses.

• Temporary Class E license request for Palatine Jaycees Fall Back Brew Fest at 155 W. Wilson Street
• Temporary Class E license request for Palatine Township Senior Center's Summertime Shindig at 505 S. Quentin Road
• Ownership transfer acknowledgment for Sumas WS, LLC d/b/a Sushi Para at 1268 E. Dundee Road
• Ownership transfer acknowledgment for Cotillion Banquets, Inc. at 360 S. Creekside Drive
• Annual liquor license renewals for the 2024/2025 license year

Village Council

The Village Council will review several items including a groundwater ordinance for 515 West Colfax Street and updates to lead water service line replacement costs. The meeting also includes discussions on downtown streetscape design concepts and various special use requests.

• Groundwater ordinance prohibiting wells at 515 West Colfax Street
• Update to Village cost sharing for Lead Water Service Line Replacement
• Special Use for a tattoo business at 574 W. Colfax Street
• Downtown TIF District Facade & Interior Building Improvement Grant application for 10 - 12 N. Bothwell Street
• Temporary closure of Greeley Street between Slade and Palatine Rd. on June 22, 2024

Village Council

The Village Council will review special use requests for restaurants and a tattoo business. The meeting also includes discussions on downtown streetscape designs and water main replacement projects.

• Special use permits for restaurants at 3 E. Northwest Highway and 1916 N. Rand Road
• Liquor license increases for Chicago Ramen and Kolatek Baking Company
• Special use permit for a tattoo business at 574 W. Colfax Street
• Engineering services proposal for 2024 Water Main Replacement projects
• Change Order #1 for the 2024 Sidewalk Replacement Program

Liquor Commission

The commission will consider Class G beer and wine license applications for Chicago Ramen at 3 E. Northwest Highway and Kolatek Baking Company at 1916 N. Rand Road. The agenda also includes a request for a temporary Class E liquor license for the Rotary Club of Palatine's Oktoberfest celebration.

• Class G liquor license application for Keing Corporation d/b/a Chicago Ramen ($2,641 annual fee)
• Class G liquor license application for Kolatek Baking Company ($2,641 annual fee)
• Temporary Class E liquor license request for the Rotary Club of Palatine's Oktoberfest (September 20-22, 2024)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The commission will hold public hearings regarding several special use applications. These include requests for restaurants with liquor service and a new tattoo business. The agenda also includes a parking variance request.

• Special Use: Restaurant with liquor service at 3 E. Northwest Highway
• Special Use: Tattoo business at 574 W. Colfax Street
• Special Use and parking variation at 1916 N. Rand Road

Village Council

The Village Council will consider several infrastructure items including water main replacements and extensions. Additionally, the council is reviewing a redevelopment plan for a proposed tax increment financing district at Dundee Road and IL 53.

• Redevelopment plan and TIF district for Dundee Road and IL 53
• 2025 Water Main Extensions Project design engineering services
• 2024 Water Main Replacement Contract 1
• 2024 Water Main Replacement Contract 2
• Rotary Club of Palatine's Annual Oktoberfest celebration waivers

Village Council

The Village Council is meeting to consider a motion for a closed session. The request involves discussions regarding personnel or legal counsel matters and the review of previous closed session minutes.

• Motion for a closed session regarding employee or legal counsel matters
• Discussion of closed session meeting minutes

Village Council

The Village Council and Committee of the Whole will review several items including a new tax increment financing registry, special use transfers for local businesses, and water service agreements. The meeting includes updates on the ongoing Comprehensive Plan Project.

• Establishment of the Tax Increment Financing Interested Parties Registry for Dundee Road and IL 53
• Special Use Transfer for Kids Kustom Parties at 295 N. Northwest Highway
• Ordinance correcting a special use transfer for 802 W. Palatine Road
• Amendments to the agreement with The Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County
• Approval of 2024 Warrant #9

Village Council

The Village Council will consider budget adjustments for 2023 and 2024 alongside a planned development at 2240-2266 N. Rand Road. The agenda also includes water service agreements and special use permits for local businesses.

• Planned Development and subdivision for 2240 - 2266 N. Rand Road
• Water service agreement with Deer Park Hospitality (Hampton Inn) at 21660 N. Rand Road
• Budget adjustments for the 2023 and 2024 fiscal years
• Special use transfer for Smoothie King at 1660 N. Rand Road
• Extension of the 2024 Crack Sealing Program contract

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission reviewed a request to subdivide a 1.027-acre property into two lots. The proposal involves maintaining the existing home on one lot while preparing the second lot for future sale and construction. The commission unanimously recommended approval subject to several engineering and development conditions.

• Subdivision of 228 N. Clyde Avenue into two residential lots
• Proposed storm sewer and sidewalk improvements at 228 N. Clyde Avenue
• Requirement for a $300 recording fee for the subdivision
• Requirement for a letter of credit equal to 115% of estimated project costs

Village Council

The Village Council met to consider various municipal items including infrastructure funding for Illinois Avenue. Discussions included requests for sound ordinance waivers, residential subdivision approvals, and planned development permissions.

• Resurfacing of Illinois Avenue from Quentin Road to Plum Grove Road involving $830,000 and $1,155,000 agreements
• Appropriation of $385,000 and $920,000 for Illinois Avenue resurfacing
• Sound Amplification Ordinance waiver for St. Nectarios Greek Orthodox Church 'Greek Fest' at 133 S. Roselle Road
• Preliminary Planned Development approval for a financial institution at 223 E. Illinois Avenue
• Two-lot single-family residential subdivision at 228 N. Clyde Avenue

Liquor Commission

The Palatine Liquor Commission is reviewing temporary liquor license applications for the St. Nectarios Greek Orthodox Church 'GreekFest' in June and the Downtown Palatine Street Fest in August. These requests involve permission to sell alcoholic beverages during the scheduled festival hours.

• Class E liquor license request for GreekFest at 133 S. Roselle Road
• Class E liquor license request for Downtown Palatine Street Fest
• Proposed street closures on Slade, Greeley, and Brockway Streets
• Estimated $60,000 cost for beverages for the Street Fest

Village Council

The Palatine Village Council will consider several infrastructure projects, including a joint funding agreement with the federal government to resurface Illinois Avenue from Quentin Road to Plum Grove Road. The council will also vote on appropriating $920,000 and $385,000 for that road project, award contracts for sidewalk replacements and water main extensions, and review multiple zoning amendments and special use requests for local properties. These actions address routine maintenance for village roads and utilities while processing development applications that affect nearby property owners.

• Approve joint federal funding agreements and appropriate $920,000 plus $385,000 to resurface Illinois Avenue from Quentin Road to Plum Grove Road
• Award contract for the US 14 Water Main Extension and Heron Storage Facility Valve Isolation Project
• Consider zoning amendments and special use requests at 52 W. Colfax Street, 2228 N. Rand Road, and 430-436 E. Northwest Highway
• Approve a sound amplification waiver for live music patios from May through October at Chicago Culinary Kitchen, 2391 N. Hicks Road
• Award contract for the 2024 Sidewalk Replacement Program and approve road salt purchases

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval for a parking variation to support Fronteras Mexican Grill at 2379 N. Hicks Road. The commission also reviewed a request to convert the second floor of 430-436 E. Northwest Highway into three residential units. Upcoming hearings include a subdivision at 228 N. Clyde Avenue and a financial institution at 223 E. Illinois Avenue.

• Parking variation for Fronteras Mexican Grill (2379 N. Hicks Road)
• Residential conversion and parking variation request (430-436 E. Northwest Highway)
• Two-lot residential subdivision (228 N. Clyde Avenue)
• Financial institution development with drive-thru (223 E. Illinois Avenue)

Village Council

The Village Council and Committee of the Whole will review several development requests, including a new four-unit building on W. Palatine Road and a subdivision on W. Aldridge Avenue. Additional items include water service agreements, street closure requests for the Twin Lakes Aquathon, and various ordinance amendments.

• Four-unit residential building at 204-216 & 222 W. Palatine Road
• Three-lot subdivision rezoned to R-2 Single-Family at 158 W. Aldridge Avenue
• Water Service Agreement with All-In Hospitality Group (Ancho Agave) at 20506 N. Rand Road
• Temporary street closures for the Twin Lakes 'Aquathon' on June 23, 2024
• Sole source purchase of a new ambulance

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings regarding two property requests. The items include variations for reduced parking space requirements and a special use permit for dwelling units.

• Parking variance at 2379 N. Hicks Road to allow 135 spaces instead of 143
• Special Use for 3 dwelling units at 430-436 E. Northwest Highway
• Parking variance at 430-436 E. Northwest Highway to allow 10 spaces instead of 16

Village Council

The Village Council will review several special use requests, including a massage therapy business and restaurant liquor licenses. The meeting also includes consideration of contracts for sewer rehabilitation and water main extension engineering services.

• Special use permit for massage therapy at 90 W. Northwest Highway
• Contract award for the 2024 Sewer Rehabilitation Program
• Engineering services proposal for 2024 Water Main Extensions Project
• Planned development and subdivision plat at 37 N. Plum Grove Road
• Liquor license increase for Kimpro Sushi at 23 E. Northwest Highway

Liquor Commission

The Commission will consider a Class G liquor license application for GK Food Service, Inc. (d/b/a Kimpro Sushi) at 23 E. Northwest Highway. The body will also review a request for a temporary Class E liquor license for a fundraiser at St. Thomas of Villanova Parish.

• Class G liquor license application for GK Food Service, Inc. (Kimpro Sushi) with a $2,641 annual fee
• Class E temporary liquor license request for St. Thomas of Villanova Parish School Trivia Night Fundraiser on May 4, 2024

Village Council

The Village Council will review several requests for special use permits, including a dog grooming business and a martial arts school. The meeting also includes consideration of a contract for the 2024 Supplemental Street Resurfacing Project and telecommunications code amendments.

• Contract for the 2024 Supplemental Street Resurfacing Project
• Special Use permit for dog grooming at 1740 N. Rand Road
• Special Use permit for a martial arts school at 58 W. Illinois Avenue
• Agreement with TKB Associates, Inc. for Laserfiche licensing and support
• Special Use transfer for an animal hospital at 444 E. Northwest Highway

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Commission reviewed several requests including a screened porch addition at 1122 E. Pratt Drive and a fence setback at 1060 N. Park Avenue. Staff recommended approval for both residential projects subject to specific conditions.

• 1122 E. Pratt Drive: Special Use for a 140-square foot screened porch addition
• 1060 N. Park Avenue: Special Use for a 6-foot-tall fence with a 20-foot setback
• 430-436 E. Northwest Highway: Proposed special use for 3 dwelling units and parking variance
• 885 W. Dorchester Road: Proposed special use for a fence setback
• 90 W. Northwest Highway: Proposed special use for a massage therapy business

Village Council

The Village Council will consider several engineering proposals for water main replacements and street improvements. Additionally, the meeting includes discussions regarding special use permits for fences and yard setbacks.

• Special Use permit for a fence at 1060 N. Park Avenue
• Special Use permit for a rear yard setback reduction at 1122 E. Pratt Drive
• Construction engineering services for the Illinois Avenue Improvements Project
• Design engineering services for the 2024 Water Main Replacement Project Contract 3
• Extension of the 2024 Sidewalk Saw Cutting Program contract

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission reviewed multiple special use applications including home additions, a medical massage office, and a daycare facility. The commission voted unanimously to recommend approval for several of these items to the Village Council.

• Special Use for second story and front porch addition at 224 W. Kenilworth Avenue
• Special Use for medical massage and physical therapy business at 2001 N. Rand Road Unit E
• Special Use ordinance for a daycare facility at 1379 N. Rand Road

Village Council

The Village Manager is requesting a closed session to discuss specific personnel matters, pending or imminent litigation, and the review of previous closed meeting minutes. The Council will consider a motion regarding these requests.

• Request for closed session regarding employee compensation or discipline
• Request for closed session regarding pending or imminent litigation
• Request for closed session to discuss minutes of previous closed meetings

Village Council

The Village Council will review contract awards for the 2024 street resurfacing program and a water main replacement project. The agenda also includes approvals for upcoming farmers' markets and street closures for Hometown Fest. An ordinance amendment to Chapter 12 is also scheduled for consideration.

• 2024 Street Resurfacing Program contract award
• 2023 Water Main Replacement Contract 1 Phase 2 project award
• Approval of Summer and Winter Farmers' Markets
• Street closures and fee waivers for 2024 Hometown Fest
• Ordinance amending Chapter 12 of the Village Code

Liquor Commission

The Palatine Liquor Commission will consider a Class E temporary liquor license application for the Palatine Jaycees' 2024 Hometown Fest. The event is scheduled to take place at Community Park from July 3 through July 7, 2024. The application requests permission to sell beer and wine during specific hours throughout the festival.

• Class E temporary liquor license application for Palatine Jaycees' 2024 Hometown Fest
• Proposed sale of beer and wine at Community Park from July 3–7, 2024

Village Council

The Village Council is reviewing several special use requests for residential additions, medical offices, and daycare facilities. The meeting also includes discussions on building code amendments and street closure waivers for upcoming community events.

• Sound amplification waiver for St. Pat's Post Parade at Tap House Grill
• Home addition setback special use at 224 W. Kenilworth Avenue
• Medical office special use at 2001 N. Rand Road
• Preschool/Day Care facility special use at 1377 N. Rand Road
• Ordinance amendment regarding the International Energy Code

Village Council

The Village Council will review a special use transfer for a car wash at 101 W. Northwest Highway. The meeting also includes discussions on street closures for the March 9 St. Patrick's Day Parade and police training room technology upgrades.

• Special Use Transfer for car wash at 101 W. Northwest Highway
• Street closures and sound ordinance waiver for St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 9, 2024
• Agreement with Conference Technologies for police training room A/V system
• Engineering services proposal for the Combined Service Facility
• Driveway width variation at 721 E. Mill Valley Road

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings for several special use requests, including a physical therapy clinic and a daycare facility. The commission will also address setback variations at 224 W. Kenilworth Avenue. One application for 1444 W. Algonquin Road has been withdrawn.

• Special use for medical office at 2001 N. Rand Road Unit E
• Special use for day care facility at 1379 N. Rand Road
• Setback variations at 224 W. Kenilworth Avenue
• Withdrawal of applications for 1444 W. Algonquin Road

Village Council

The Village Council will consider several zoning and land use items, including a public hearing for text amendments to the Zoning Ordinance. The agenda also includes requests for special use permits, subdivisions, and rezoning.

• Public hearing for updates to the Palatine Zoning Ordinance
• Special use permit for massage therapy at 1581 N. Quentin Road
• Two-lot subdivision and variations at 1 N. Oak Street
• Rezoning from Planned Development to R-1 at 1502 W. Northwest Highway
• Agreement with the Illinois Office of the Comptroller for debt recovery