PLAN COMMISSION Tuesday, February 7, 2012 ... - Village of Palatine
PLAN COMMISSION Tuesday, February 7, 2012 ... - Village of Palatine
PLAN COMMISSION Tuesday, February 7, 2012 ... - Village of Palatine
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plan commission<br />
tuesday, february 7, <strong>2012</strong><br />
page 8<br />
Mrs. Sawyer said she is happy with the proposal. She was concerned that the village would<br />
allow group homes that were not licensed.<br />
Kenny responded that the Fair Housing Act provides protection to such a group home. He was<br />
asked if <strong>Palatine</strong> is being too onerous in its restriction. Kenny said the village would have to talk<br />
to the state to find examples <strong>of</strong> non-licensed group homes. He noted that the key words, “not<br />
licensed by the state” could be the basis for requiring a special use permit in order to provide<br />
the protections that State licensing would otherwise protect.<br />
Mrs. Sawyer asked if a home is not licensed, why not?<br />
Kenny said he will check on the licensing/non-licensing issue.<br />
Dwyer outlined the following issues raised at this public hearing that plan commissioners will be<br />
considering in its deliberations and voting:<br />
1. Number <strong>of</strong> clients (group home population)<br />
2. What is desired v. what the law requires.<br />
3. Prohibiting residents from being recovering alcoholics.<br />
4. Eliminating half way houses.<br />
5. Wording issues.<br />
6. Amount <strong>of</strong> licensing required.<br />
Annerino asked the plan commission to make a recommendation this evening to speed the<br />
process <strong>of</strong> consideration by the village council.<br />
RECOMMENDATION<br />
Hansen moved, Mrs. Williams seconded that the plan commission continue the public hearing<br />
on Case 12-09 until <strong>February</strong> 21.<br />
Unanimously carried.<br />
(9-0)<br />
After communications, the meeting was adjourned at 10:00 p.m.<br />
Natalie Meyer McKenzie<br />
secretary