Kendall County Times

Kendall County Regional Planning Commission and Comprehensive Land Plan and Ordinance Committee met June 4.

Here are the minutes provided by the commission:

Call to Order: Kendall County Regional Planning Commission and Comprehensive Land Plan and Ordinance Committee Chairman Keith Landovitz called the meeting of the Kendall County Regional Planning Commission and Kendall County Comprehensive Land Plan and Ordinance Committee to order at 6:31 p.m.

KCRPC Roll Call

Members Present: Keith Landovitz (Chairman) and Ruben Rodriguez

Members Absent: Bill Ashton, Eric Bernacki (Vice-Chairman), Tom Casey, Dave Hamman, Karin McCarthy-Lange (Secretary), Bob Stewart, Claire Wilson, and Seth Wormley

Comprehensive Land Plan and Ordinance Committee Roll Call

Members Present: Scott Gengler (Arrived at 7:15 p.m.), Matt Kellogg, and Keith Landovitz, Members Absent: Bill Ashton, Dave Hamman, Alyse Olson, Randy Mohr, Matthew Prochaska, Jeff Wehrli, and Seth Wormley

Attendees: Nancy Cinatle, Deanna Usrgias, Tom LeCuyer, Cathy Scalise, Doug Westphal, Steve Gengler, Stacy Skinner, Sara Mendez, David Hansen, Amy Westphal, Mike Homerding, Todd Milliron, Cherie Bond, Mike Bond, Matt Asselmeier, Mike Hoffman, and Yuchen Ding

A quorum was not present for either Committee.

Mike Hoffman from Teska Associates, Inc. explained what a comprehensive plan is, the steps in the planning process, the various committees and commissions involved in the process.

Yuchen Ding walked attendees through the website, https://visionkendall.org/. He explained the survey and interactive map. As documents are created, they will be placed on the website.

Attendees answered several questions about development and future vision of the County.

Discussion occurred regarding Yorkville’s annexations out to the Eldamain/Lisbon Road area, plans along the Eldamain Road corridor, and realignment of Eldamain Road south of Route 71.

Mr. Hoffman discussed previous planning efforts in the County. He also discussed population KCRPC and Comp Land Plan Meeting Minutes from 6.4.25 1

trends in Kendall County as they relate to historic growth rates and growth rates throughout the State. He discussed economic, racial, education, employment, and housing statistics. He also discussed wetlands, water supply, and farmland preservation issues. He asked attendees to spread the word regarding the website and future workshops.

Discussion occurred regarding strategies to publicize future meetings and the project in general.

The gathering adjourned at 7:50 p.m.

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