District 2 Councilman Scott Lamerand held a meeting Wednesday where an update was given on old, new and coming businesses in Palatine.
An overall snapshot of business in Palatine was presented by Mayor Jim Schwantz at a meeting hosted by District 2 Councilman Scott Lamerand on Wednesday at village hall. Schwantz first discussed the newly created Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District, which includes the six acres at the intersection of Rand and Lake Cook roads where the new Patrick Hyundai will be building once spring weather hits. The new TIF district, Schwantz explained, also runs south to the UPS at Rand and Hicks roads, in addition to west of the Rand/Lake Cook corner on Lake Cook Road for roughly a mile. “Patrick Hyundai is already talking about outlots on Lake Cook Road, Hyundai is the hook that could serve to bring even more business to the area,” Schwantz said. …
A presentation called "From the suburbs to the NFL" will be presented tonight at the Palatine Public Library by Mayor Jim Schwantz.
Today is the final day to file paperwork for the February 26, 2012 primary for mayor, village clerk and village council seats. The sole new candidate is Tim Millar, incumbents Schwantz, Duer, Solberg and Helms all reportedly plan to run again.
There are a total of five elected seats that will be open for the February 26 primary election in the village of Palatine, and if you are interested in one of them, you have until 5 p.m. today to submit your paperwork. Mayor Jim Schwantz's four-year term is up, and he plans to file paperwork before the deadline, in addition to District 4 Councilman Greg Solberg, whose term also is up, according to Village Clerk Marg Duer. Duer said she and Brad Helms, District 6 councilman, both filed to reclaim their elected positions as village clerk and councilman, repsectively, on Monday, November 19. The sole newcomer is Tim Millar, a current member of the District 15 school board. Duer said Millar also filed November 19, to run in District 1, and …
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Uncle JPB
10:06 am on Friday, March 22, 2013
Neal, I had a long message here which I am not going to retype, with details about that intersection. I lost the comment (thanks Patch) when I had to verify and log in . That's a very dangerous intersection--why would you say it's not? more ›