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Council hears first reading of Prospect Crossing PUD amendments including drive‑throughs and signage

Prospect Heights City Council · June 10, 2024
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Summary

Council reviewed a first reading of Ordinance 0246 to amend the Prospect Crossing planned unit development to add pre‑approved uses (including drive‑throughs), create two outlots, permit a small parking variation and allow additional wall signage; no final action was taken and staff said final approvals will follow confirmation of end users and required traffic and architectural submittals.

Council members heard a first reading on Ordinance 0246 on June 10, proposing amendments to the Prospect Crossing planned unit development at 1217–1297 North Rand Road.

Staff described the package as a developer‑driven PUD amendment to facilitate future redevelopment: it would add certain pre‑approved uses, accommodate drive‑throughs, create two outlots for future development and grant a minor parking variation (roughly 42 spaces total) by adding parking on the north lawn. Staff also said the amendment would allow additional secondary wall signage along the Palatine Road frontage, subject to conditions to avoid blocking existing signage at neighboring businesses.

The presentation noted there is currently no confirmed end user for the new outlots; staff said the PUD amendment is intended to make the property more marketable and that final approvals would require submission of traffic studies, confirmed architectural elevations and details once an end user is identified. A representative for the property owner (identified in the record as Mr rafidia) and the architect were present to answer questions.

Council members and staff discussed parking calculations and signage placement; staff stressed that additional site‑specific approvals and design reviews would be required when an end user seeks permits. Because this was a first reading, no vote was taken and the matter will return to a future council meeting with required submittals and any conditions staff recommends.