A number of the board members of BLMH attended Thursdays Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting pertaining to CODs conditional use permitting as a community college in an area zoned residential R-1.
A number of BLMH residents, as well as residents from other communities neighboring the college also attended.
The ZBA board discussed denying the request, but ultimately approved the request with serious stipulations on the college. The recommendation will now move to the County Development Committee meeting on June 19 at 11:00AM.
I think it's necessary to point out that the Development Committee may alter direction, or completely disregard the recommendation of the Zoning Board of Appeals. So residents need to be in attendance at the next meeting.
What the ZBA approved on June 7:
The ZBA board voted to approve the petition of COD, with the stipulation that it be approved for use as a community college in a residential area zoned R-1.
The radio tower was approved, but no other conceptual structures were approved. In other words, the water tower, treatment plant, numerous "conceptual" buildings which do not currently exist on the plats and anything that was not permitted by Glen Ellyn are not approved. For those additions the college will be required to satisfy county codes, where appropriate provide proper studies, e.g. traffic impact studies to the county zoning authorities so as to seek approval before building.
Articles highlighting the Meeting:
Clicking will open a New Window> Daily Herald Article
Clicking will open a New Window> Naperville Sun Article
Above: Intermittently, for a time, boards informed owners of association finances
Newsletter 2008 excerpt is an example of earlier board willingness to communicate with owners.
The boards of 2019-2021 prefer not to do so.
https://tinyurl.com/BLMH2021
Life and observations in a HOA in the Briarcliffe Subdivision of Wheaton Illinois
Best if viewed on a PC
"Briarcliffe Lakes Manor Homes" and "Briarcliffe Lakes Homeowners Association"
Updated Surplus Numbers
Average fees prior to 2019
Better budgeting could have resulted in lower fees
Saturday, June 9, 2012
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