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Public hearing opens on controversial annexation proposal

June 04, 2024 | Mount Prospect, Cook County, Illinois



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Public hearing opens on controversial annexation proposal
During a recent government meeting, the board approved the consent agenda and moved swiftly to new business, where a significant public hearing was held regarding the involuntary annexation of territory within Elk Grove Township to the village of Mount Prospect.

The public hearing, officially called to order, aimed to gather community feedback on the proposed annexation and the zoning designation of I-1 Limited Industrial for the unincorporated area. This initiative follows a legal notice published in the Daily Herald on May 20, 2024, and a mailing to taxpayers within the proposed annexation territory to ensure transparency and community engagement.

Director of Finance Amit Thakkar provided a brief overview of the annexation proposal, highlighting its strategic importance for the village. He noted that this annexation aligns with the village's long-term planning goals, particularly in completing development on the southern side of Mount Prospect. The first reading of the ordinance related to the annexation will take place following the public hearing, with further discussions scheduled for the Committee of the Whole Neighborhood Meeting on June 11, 2024, at the RecPlex.

The meeting underscored the village's commitment to involving residents in the decision-making process regarding local development and zoning changes.

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