Roselle Reporter Fall 2013

The Roselle
Reporter
Fall 2013
In This Issue
Village Phone Numbers................ 2
Trick-or-Treat Hours...................... 2
Message from the Mayor............. 3
General News.............................4-5
Community Briefs......................6-7
Police Department........................ 8
Fire Department............................ 9
Public Works Department.........10
Community Development.......... 11
Chamber of Commerce.............. 12
Welcome New Businesses.......... 12
Trick-or-Treat Hours
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Town Hall Meetings Planned to
Report Community Survey Results
The Village Board will host Town Hall meetings at Village
Hall on Monday, October 21 at 7:00 p.m. and on Saturday,
November 2 at 9:00 a.m., to present the findings from the
2013 Community Survey that was administered last spring.
The purpose of conducting the 2013 Community Survey
was to find out how much value residents place on the
services that the Village provides. The results are based on
responses from 671 Roselle residents who completed the
entire survey.
The full 2013 Community Survey report and findings are
available for download from the Village of Roselle website
at www.roselle.il.us. Printed copies of the report are also
available at Village Hall and at the Reference Desk at the
Roselle Public Library.
These results, along with additional feedback gathered
from Town Hall meetings, will help guide the Village Board
in strategic and budget planning sessions later this fall.
Residents with questions or comments about the survey
results can e-mail roselle@roselle.il.us.
Roselle 2013 Community Survey:
Key Findings
Outdoor Burning
Regulated in Roselle
pg 9
• 77% of residents surveyed were satisfied
with the services provided by the Village.
• 67% of residents surveyed indicated that
the Village should increase efforts to
attract new businesses.
• Fiscal sustainability, attracting new
businesses and public infrastructure were
identified as the three most important
issues facing Roselle.
• 75% of residents surveyed do not favor
paying more in property taxes to maintain
services; 59% do not favor paying more in
property taxes to increase services.
Town Hall Meetings
Join the Village Board as
they present the findings
from the 2013 Community
Survey.
Town Hall Meetings will
be held in the Council
Chambers at Village Hall
on:
• Mon. October 21
7:00 p.m.
• Sat. November 2
9:00 a.m.
Officials will review
the findings from the
survey and solicit
additional input from the
community.
The results and additional
input will guide the Village
Board in strategic and
budget planning sessions
this fall.
News from the Village of Roselle
Village Info
All numbers area code (630)
Emergency............................................ 9-1-1
Village Hall....................................980-2000
Community Development..........980-2000
Fire (Non-Emergency)................ 980-2043
Police (Non-Emergency)............ 980-2025
Village Hall Hours
Public Works..................................671-2360
Village Hall is open Monday 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; Tuesday and Friday, 8:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m.; Wednesday and Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Mayor’s Office...............................671-2807
Village Board Meetings
Village Clerk.................................. 671-2802
Village Administrator.................. 671-2808
TTY......................................................... 9-1-1
Village of Roselle
31 S. Prospect Street
Roselle, IL 60172
www.roselle.il.us
roselle@roselle.il.us
Mayor
Gayle A. Smolinski
Village Clerk
Patty Burns
Trustees
Ronald L. Baker
Carrie Dahlstrom
Patrick Devitt
Wayne D. Domke
Barbara Rendall-Hochstadt
Andy Maglio
Village Administrator
Jeffrey D. O’Dell
Village Board meetings are held in the Village Board Room of the Village Hall, 31 S. Prospect
Street, at 7:00 p.m. on the second and fourth Monday of each month.
Committee of the Whole (COW)
Committee of the Whole meetings are held in the Village Board Room of the Village Hall,
31 S. Prospect Street, immediately following the Village Board Meeting on the second and
fourth Monday of each month, and additionally as needed.
The Roselle Reporter is published by the Village of Roselle as a public information service for
residents. Editor: Melissa Brito, Community Relations Coordinator
Halloween Trick-or-Treat Hours
Ghosts and goblins are preparing to haunt Roselle this
Halloween - on October 31, between 4:00 and 8:00 p.m.
Halloween is a time for children. With this in mind,
Roselle plans its trick or treat hours to accommodate
all of them. This allows some daylight hours for the
youngest cowboys and princesses and some time when it
is a little darker for older witches and goblins. Please be
careful while children are out enjoying this time.
For more information on Halloween safety, visit the
National Safety Council web site at www.nsc.org.
Coffee with the Village Board
Do you have questions about what’s happening in the Village of Roselle? Coffee with the Village Board is
a great opportunity to meet and talk with the Mayor and Board of Trustees.
The Coffee with the Board series is scheduled for the first Saturday of the month. Upcoming Coffee with
the Board meetings will be held December 7 and January 4 from 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. at Village Hall.
Unlike regular Village Board or Committee of the Whole meetings, this informal session provides
residents and business owners an opportunity to discuss issues affecting them and the community.
Whether it be an update on the recent Main Street, Irving Park Road, or Lake Street/Gary Avenue
redevelopment efforts, or a few questions about the Village’s code enforcement procedures, the Mayor,
Trustees, and Village Staff will be prepared to assist you.
So come in and enjoy a cup of coffee and chat with your local elected officials.
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Mayor’s Message
The leaves are changing and the sky is brilliant blue—autumn has
come to Roselle! That means it is time for one last celebration—
Lynfred Winery’s Oktoberfest! The hours are Saturday, October 5
from 3:00 to 9:00 p.m. and Sunday, October 6 from noon to 7:00
p.m. Admission is $3. I hope to see you there.
Please read the article on the proposed Veteran’s Memorial on
page 7. Our American Legion Post 1084 is leading a community
effort to erect this memorial at Depot Park. I encourage residents
to get informed, volunteer for a committee if you have expertise,
contribute, and donate! It will be a wonderful addition to Irving
Park Rd. and the center of our Village.
We are excited to share the results of our community survey with
you in two Town Hall forums. The information is on the front page
of this newsletter. Please make time in your schedules to attend one
of these meetings.
In a few weeks I am traveling to Parma, Ohio, to visit some relatives
and the places where I grew up. My dance studio is still there, but
the candy shop that I loved is gone. The Public Library was torn
down a few years ago to make room for another a few miles away
and my favorite bookstore is now a dry cleaners. The corner deli
is now an expanded church parking lot, sold when the original
owner’s children decided to retire. I’ve heard that the 77-year old
Parma Theater closed in 2012. It is the place where I fell in love
with Sean Connery, screamed with my cousin during “A Hard Day’s
Night”, and saw Romeo and Juliet a few weeks before we moved
to Illinois. Some changes are better, some are not—but all were
inevitable.
It is with the same understanding that we say good-bye to PikKwik Foods, a staple in our community for decades. When I first
moved to Roselle in 1976, I bundled our firstborn up in her stroller
and walked there. Ten years ago, I made the same trip with my
grandson—he loved the hanging balloon signs in the aisles. Ryan
still remembers our trips there.
However, many factors collided at once—the property owner
decided to sell the property, competition from big discount
stores hurt sales, and the business owners decided they wanted
to retire. After decades of operating a store 24/7, I want to thank
Rick and Bev for running Pik-Kwik as long as they did. I wish them
a wonderful retirement, filled with all the
things they never had time to do. Thank
you for the memories.
Since the announcement of Pik-Kwik’s closing,
many residents believe that it would be a perfect
location for a Trader Joe’s. They were contacted, as well as Aldi’s
and other smaller grocery stores. The building is just too small
(16,000 sq. ft) and has inadequate parking (40 max). A recent
study cited that the average grocery store is now 50,000 sq. feet,
requiring more than double the current parking spaces.
It is difficult to see memories of our childhoods go by the wayside.
When the Village began planning for our downtown we had three
goals: improve density (to support retail—and the condos are full),
demolish obsolete buildings to make way for new opportunities,
and incorporate much loved institutions into our plans. We
originally designed Main St. to extend to Roselle Rd. on the north
side of Shirl’s, keeping the business intact. The first plans for
Irving Park Rd. showed a refaced Pizza Cottage in the design. But,
business and property owners have a right to sell and/or retire, and
change happens.
Our new Main St. allowed for a Starbucks to come to Roselle.
Roselle Flowers is blooming (couldn’t resist). New restaurants
downtown have come and gone, but now 8000 Miles is a shining
star and we are getting ready to enjoy the 1913 Restaurant and
Wine Bar in the expanded former Impecca space. Rockstar, Bella
Capelli, Langner Eye Care and All Things Woof provide services we
need and products to buy.
We have another restaurateur interested in the property on
Irving Park Rd. We have many balls in the air as it pertains to
companies moving and expanding within our Village, parcels for
annexation and redevelopment, and new businesses inquiring
about opportunities in Roselle. The Village Board is committed
to expanding our tax base through continued economic growth,
making new memories, and still celebrating the heart of our
community.
Speak Out!
“Speak Out” provides a way in which YOU can communicate with the Village of Roselle elected officials and administration. Your advice,
suggestions, questions and opinions are appreciated and will receive a response. If you need more space, please attach a separate sheet.
Name:____________________________________________________________________________ As a citizen of the Village of Roselle, it is my opinion that:
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Date:_________________________________ Address:_ _______________________________________________________Phone:___________________________
Mail to: “Speak Out” Village of Roselle, 31 South Prospect, Roselle, IL 60172 or E-mail to: roselle@roselle.il.us
Name and mailing address or e-mail are required for response.
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General News
Refuse and Recycling Service Update
The last days for Republic Services to collect
yard waste this year are Tuesday, November
26 and Wednesday, November 27. Yard
waste may be placed in compostable paper
bags or in plastic bins (no larger than
32 gallons, no heavier than 50 pounds).
Branches are accepted in bundles no longer
than four feet, and no thicker than four inches
wide, tied with rope or twine. Yard waste stickers
are required on each bag, bin, or bundle for disposal.
While Tuesday refuse and recycling pickup service will remain
on schedule for the holidays, Wednesday pickup will be delayed
until Thursday the week of Christmas and New Year’s Day.
Republic Services will pick up Christmas trees for recycling
through January 15. Yard waste stickers are not required for
Christmas tree disposal.
Proceeds from the sale of rain barrels by the Village will
help fund the treatment of trees against emerald ash borer
infestations in Roselle and for reforestation efforts following ash
tree removals. For additional information, please contact Village
Clerk Patty Burns at (630) 671-2802.
Recycle Old Electronic Equipment
Electronic equipment, including TVs, computers, laptops,
keyboards, monitors, printers, peripherals, VCR/DVD players,
gaming systems, MP3 players and other items are banned by
law from Illinois landfills. The Village’s waste hauler, Republic
Services, will not pick up electronic waste at the curb.
Roselle residents may recycle electronics at the Bloomingdale
Township Garage, 123 N. Rosedale Avenue, Bloomingdale, on
the first Saturday of every month April through December
(except holiday weekends) from 8:00 a.m. to noon.
Residents may also visit the DuPage County website for a list
of municipalities and private companies that accept electronic
waste, or the Schaumburg Township website for other electronic
recycling drop off locations. Visit the Village’s website at
www.roselle.il.us for direct links to these resources.
Free Document Shredding Event October 5
Time Change? Time to Change the Batteries
Rain Barrels Available for Sale
Please Keep Leaves Off Roselle Streets
Roselle residents are invited to bring their confidential
documents to be shredded on-site during a shredding event
on Saturday, October 5, from 8:30 a.m. to noon at the Roselle
Metra Station south parking lot at Irving Park Rd. and Maple
Ave. The quantity of documents to be shredded is limited to no
more than 100 pounds per person. If they wish, participants will
be able to watch as their documents are being shredded, and
shredded paper will be recycled. This free event is sponsored by
Itasca Bank & Trust Co.
To promote the use of eco-friendly technology, the Village of
Roselle will sell rain barrels to residents for $75. Rain barrels are
typically installed at the end of a home’s gutter system to collect
rainwater that can later be used to water lawns and gardens
without tapping into the municipal water supply. Rain barrel
order forms are available for download online at
www.roselle.il.us/clerk.
Daylight Savings Time ends Sunday, November 3. The
Village of Roselle and the Roselle Fire Department
encourage residents to get in the habit of
changing the batteries in smoke detectors and
carbon monoxide detectors when changing
the time on clocks for Daylight Savings Time
each spring and fall. Changing smoke alarm
batteries is one of the simplest, most effective
ways to reduce fire deaths and injuries.
The beauty of autumn often brings additional yard work.
When raking or blowing leaves this fall, please remember to
keep the leaves off the curbs and streets and out of stormwater
drains. Leaves clog stormwater drains and add to area flooding
problems.
Also remember, it is not permitted to burn yard waste in Roselle
or in unincorporated areas served by the Roselle Fire Protection
District.
Snow Plow Season Is Just Around the Corner
Anti-icing of the roadways in Roselle typically begins before a snowfall, with the application of brine, a liquid
anti-icing salt solution. Rows of white, chalky lines are created on the roads during the brine application
process. The brine application provides additional time before the snow and ice begin to build up on the
pavement. Brine is not applied to the streets if rain is predicted before the snow, as it would be washed
off the pavement before becoming effective.
Once the snow starts falling, Public Works typically begins plowing operations after two to three inches
of snow has fallen, or sooner if road condition reports indicate the need. Please remember to exercise
caution when driving in snowy and icy conditions. With the exception of Central Avenue, all of the local
roads in Roselle have a posted speed limit of 30 miles per hour or less.
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General News
National Drug Prescription Take-Back Day
The Village of Roselle is participating in the National Drug Prescription
Take-Back Day on Saturday, October 26, from 10:00
a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Residents are encouraged to safely
dispose of accumulated unwanted, unused, and
expired prescription and over-the-counter drugs
during this event at the Roselle Fire Station,
100 E. Maple Ave. No liquids or syringes will be
accepted.
This is part of a national effort sponsored by the
U.S. Department of Justice, Drug Enforcement
Administration (DEA). For more information, call the
Village Clerk’s Office at (630) 671-2802.
Online Tools Offer Multiple Ways to Pay
The Village offers several different payment options for utility bills,
permits, and other fees. In addition to coming into Village Hall or mailing
in payments, residents can opt to pay online through the Village’s web
site. Visit www.roselle.il.us and click on the “Online Bill Pay” button in the
left side menu to access online payment options.
Residents interested in purchasing Metra lot parking permits, vehicle
stickers or paying parking tickets can use E-Pay, an easy-to-use option
that allows residents to make payments using a credit or debit card. E-Pay
is secure and available 24 hours a day; a minimal convenience fee applies.
Online customer service, through MUNIS Self Service, is also available
for residents to review, manage and pay utility bills online. In addition,
residents can elect to participate in the Village’s direct debit program
where funds for payment on utility accounts are automatically withdrawn
from customer bank accounts on the due date, thus avoiding late
fees. Utility customers have the option of having their utility bills and
statements emailed to them in place of a paper copy.
Further information on all of these programs is available on the Village’s
website by clicking on the “Online Bill Pay” button. Call (630) 980-2000
for additional details.
Youth Holiday Tree Program
The Village of Roselle is
pleased to bring back the
Annual Youth Holiday
Tree Program again
this year. Up to
twenty trees will
be available for
decorating beginning
Saturday, November
16, and will be
displayed along the
sidewalks that circle
the Village Hall. All youth
groups, classes, and clubs are
invited to participate in this free
program.
Trees will be assigned on a first come, first served
basis and must be completed by Friday, November
29. Not all trees will have access to electricity and
early registration is important if tree lights are
desired. There is no required theme, however there
are certain rules.
• Decorating may not begin until Saturday,
November 16, and must be completed by
Friday, November 29, prior to Santa’s visit
and the annual lighting of the Roselle Library
holiday tree on Saturday, November 30.
• Only outdoor, UL rated lights may be used
on the trees (not all trees will have access to
electricity). Tinsel of any kind is not allowed.
• Decorations must be taken down by the
end of the day on Friday, January 10.
Participation in future events may be affected
for those groups that do not take down their
decorations on time.
• The Village is not responsible for any lost,
stolen, or damaged decorations.
• The program is open to youth groups, classes,
and clubs with members who are 18 years
of age or younger. Participants must be
from Roselle, or their members must include
Roselle residents.
Groups wishing to decorate a holiday tree around
the Village Hall may contact Jeanne Calvert at
(630) 671-2804 or email jcalvert@roselle.il.us.
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Community Briefs
Trinity Lutheran Church Hosting Community Clinic
Roselle History
Museum
Christmas Open House
The annual History Museum
Christmas open house will be
held December 1, from 2:00
to 4:00 p.m. at the Sumner
House on the corner of Elm
and Prospect Streets. Please join
us for refreshments and sign up for a
chance to win one of our great door prizes.
Volunteers Needed
The museum is always looking for energetic
volunteers to help keep the museum looking good
and functioning well. Those interested in assisting
with miscellaneous maintenance, working with the
exhibit committee, or assisting the historian with
archive files can call the museum office at (630)
351-5300.
Village Clerk
Voter Registration Law Updates
Governor Pat Quinn has signed legislation revising
the Illinois Election Code to give residents the
ability to register to vote online. Online voter
registration is part of House Bill 2418, which
includes other provisions, such as:
•Changing the hours for early voting on
Sundays to noon to 3:00 p.m. to enable
broader participation;
•Requiring the State Board of Elections to post
precinct by precinct totals for all of the state’s
precincts;
•Codifying that votes cast for a candidate who
drops out before Election Day but remains on
the ballot will not be counted.
Stepping Stones Hosting Dinner/Auction November 15
Stepping Stones for Women of Domestic Violence is hosting a dinner auction,
“Toasting Ten Thankful Years”, at Medinah Country Club on Friday, November
15, starting at 6:30 p.m. Proceeds from this event will be used to provide
temporary housing, furniture, daily necessities and counseling for those
affected by domestic violence.
Included in the evening will be dinner, music, a raffle drawing, and both a silent
and live auction. Tickets are $100.00 each or $950.00 for a table of 10. For
more information or to purchase tickets, please call Beverly Petrosius at (630)
624-9545 or email at steppingstonesfallevent@gmail.com by October 25.
Roselle-Bloomingdale League of Women Voters
The Roselle-Bloomingdale League of Women Voters is a non-partisan
organization that does not support or oppose any political party or
candidate. Their mission is to encourage informed and active participation in
government, increase the understanding of major public policy issues, and,
influence public policy through education and advocacy.
The Roselle-Bloomingdale League of Women Voters meets the first Tuesday of
each month at 7:00 p.m. alternating between the Roselle and Bloomingdale
Public Libraries. For membership information, visit www.lwvrb.org online or call
Patty Burns at (630) 251-5508.
Elks Lodge, American Legion Honoring Veterans
The Elmhurst Elks Lodge 1531and American Legion Post 1084 will host
disabled veterans from Hines Veterans Hospital for Thanksgiving dinner at
the American Legion Hall in Roselle. Members of the Roselle Police and Fire
Departments will meet the veterans at the Village limits and escort them to
the American Legion Hall where they will be greeted by the Legion Honor
Guard and other volunteers. For more information about this event, please
contact Bob Dreksler at (847) 217-1738. Volunteers and donations are
always accepted.
American Legion Auxiliary Giving Tree
Governor Quinn also signed a law to allow any
qualified individual who is 17 years old to register
to vote for the General Primary Election if that
individual will be 18 years old on or before the date
of the immediately following General Election.
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 1084 is seeking donations to support its Kids
Giving Tree, a project to fulfill the wishes of less fortunate kids. Beginning
November 23, interested participants can stop by the American Legion Hall,
344 E. Maple Ave., to pick a gift request tag off the tree. Unwrapped gifts
should be returned no later than December 10. Additional donations will be
accepted.
These changes go into effect on January 1, 2014.
Toys for Tots Campaign
Roselle residents can register to vote in person at
the Roselle Public Library, Schaumburg Township
Library, Bloomingdale Township offices, and
Schaumburg Township offices. Two forms of
identification are required; one must have a picture
and current address.
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For the seventh consecutive year, Trinity Lutheran Church in Roselle is hosting
“The Clinic”, a free outreach event for area residents in need, on Saturday,
November 9, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Stop by the church at 405 S. Rush
Street to receive free professional medical, dental, vision and chiropractic
screenings; food; clothing; hair cuts; family photos; entertainment; and more.
Call (847) 289-7200 for additional information or to volunteer to assist
during the event.
The Roselle Police Department, the Roselle Fire Department, and the Village
of Roselle proudly participate in the U.S. Marine Corps’ Toys for Tots
campaign. Contributions of new, unwrapped toys may be made at special bins
located at Village Hall, 31 S. Prospect St., the Police Station, 103 S. Prospect
St. and the Fire Station, 100 E. Maple Ave. Toys may be donated November
30 through December 16.
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Roselle Lions Club Annual Lunch With Santa
Kids of all ages are invited to enjoy lunch and have
their picture taken with Santa at the Lions Club
Annual Lunch With Santa on Saturday, December
7 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The event will
be held at Trinity Lutheran Church, 405 S. Rush
Street, Roselle. Each child is asked to donate
a non-perishable food item as their admission.
All items collected will be donated to the
Bloomingdale Township Food Pantry.
Roselle Public Library “On the Same Page”
The Roselle Public Library invites the community to be “On the
Same Page” this October during a community read between
Roselle Public Library, Itasca Community Library & Bloomingdale
Public Library. The book selected for On the Same Page is The
Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern. Visit the Library online at
www.roselle.lib.il.us or call (630) 529-1641 to find out more
about a series of programs and book discussions centered on
the universal themes in the novel.
Roselle Public Library Hosting Model Railroad
Showcase
Model Railroad Showcase returns to the Roselle Public Library
this fall with an entire weekend of model railroading Saturday,
November 2 from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Sunday, November
3 from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Model railroading enthusiasts display
collections, running layouts, and memorabilia for this popular
family event. Stop by for crafts for children and fun for the whole
family!
Roselle Park District Upcoming Events
Basketball Classes: Basketball Season is right around the
corner! Roselle Park District offers basketball for all age groups!
Youth classes, including Lil’ Shots (ages 4-5), Small Shots (ages
6-7), and Hot Shots (ages 8-9) begin October 28.
action with teams consisting of first and second
grade girls and boys along with an adult
player/coach. Youth Basketball League
is for kids in grades 3 through 8.
Practices will begin late November with
days/times dependent upon coach’s
availability. Teams are now forming for
basketball leagues; sign up deadline is
by the end of October.
Canine Carnival October 12 at Odlum
Park: Bring your pooch out to Canine
Carnival for a fun-filled day of music, games,
raffle prizes, a costume contest, and much more. Lynfred Winery
will provide beverages, and light snacks will be provided.
Jack-O-Lantern Painting: Kids ages 5 through 13 are invited to
create a Jack-O-Lantern and other festive crafts with the Roselle
Park District on Saturday, October 19.
Teenie Weenie Halloweenie Party: Kids ages 3 through 6 are
invited to a Halloween Party on Friday, October 25 from 5:00 to
7:00 p.m. at Clauss Recreation Center.
Youth Haunt Tours: Youth ages 9 through 18 are invited to
join the Roselle Park District on Saturday, October 26 for a tour
of several local area haunted houses. Drop off and pick up for
this tour is at the Scout Lodge, 304 E. Pine Ave. Registration
fee includes pizza, transportation, and entrance to all haunted
houses.
Visit rparks.org online or call (630) 894-4200 to register or
for more information about any of these Roselle Park District
events.
Basketball Leagues: Rookies Basketball League has four-on-four
Fundraising Begins for Roselle Veteran’s Memorial in Depot Park
Members of American Legion Post 1084 in Roselle are kicking off a fundraising campaign for the creation of a permanent Veteran’s
Memorial in Depot Park along Irving Park Rd. at Park St. The fundraising committee for this project gave a presentation to the Village
Board at its August 26 meeting. The Village owns Depot Park.
The centerpiece of the planned memorial is a fallen soldier statue (boots, rifle, and helmet) mounted on
a pedestal. The pedestal will have each of the five military branch insignias mounted on it. Plans also
call for a brick paver walkway and seven flag poles with the American, POW, and military service flags.
Within the flagpole setting, granite tablets inscribed with the names of deceased Rosellians who
served in the military will be installed.
With fundraising for the project commencing this fall, the timeline for the memorial project calls
for construction to begin late next spring, and a dedication ceremony on Veteran’s Day, November
11, 2014. Donations are currently being accepted through the Roselle American Legion Charitable
Foundation (RALCF) for the Roselle Veteran’s Memorial. Checks can be make payable to RALCF and
can be mailed to RALCF, Attn: Veteran’s Memorial, 344 E. Maple Ave., Roselle, IL 60172. Donations
are also being accepted on the American Legion Post 1084 website at www.post1084.net.
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Police Department
Child Seat Inspections
Police Department Conducting
School Zone Seat Belt
Enforcement
The Roselle Police Department has
received complaints concerning
unrestrained children in passenger
vehicles. Many of the complaints
involve children standing in the
front seat area when they arrive at
school. This is not only illegal, but
also extremely dangerous, as most
passenger vehicles have air bags in the
dashboard. Air bags contain explosive gases
designed to inflate the airbag at speeds of up to 200 MPH. This
would have devastating consequences should the child be near
the airbag when it deploys. Children have been killed in minor
crashes due to airbag deployment while unrestrained.
Many of the complaints occur in the morning, when parents
are in a hurry to drive their children to school. Being in a hurry
increases the risk of being involved in a crash. Many parents
believe that they are only driving a few blocks to school and the
speeds are relatively low. This attitude causes children to be at
high risk for serious injury. In older cars with first generation air
bags, even a minor crash could result in airbag deployment.
Free child seat inspections are available by appointment by
calling the Police Department’s child seat inspection line at
(630) 671-4063. Trained technicians will check the child seat
for proper use as well as recalls.
School Buses
Motorists must stop before meeting or overtaking a school
bus loading or unloading passengers on a two-lane roadway,
including in front of schools. After a school bus has come to a
complete stop and the stop signal arm is extended, motorists
must come to a complete stop and remain stopped until the
stop signal arm is no longer extended and the flashing lights are
turned off.
Motorists do not always need to stop when meeting a stopped
school bus on a roadway with four or more lanes. Motorists
are not required to stop if they are traveling in the opposite
direction of the bus, but should drive cautiously.
If convicted of illegally passing a stopped school bus motorists
face driver’s license or vehicle registration suspension for
three months. Those who receive two such convictions within
five years will have driving privileges suspended for one year.
In addition to the suspensions, violators will be fined $150
for a first conviction and $500 for a second or subsequent
conviction. A complete list of laws can be found on the Illinois
Secretary of State’s website at www.CyberDriveIllinois.com.
Current Illinois law requires that ALL occupants, regardless of
age or seating position, wear a seat belt or be secured in an
appropriate child restraint. Children under 5 years old should be
in a rear-facing infant seat or forward facing child seat.
Roselle Police officers are currently conducting increased
enforcement in the school zones as part of our efforts to
increase compliance while decreasing the risk to vehicle
occupants posed by failure to wear a seat belt. Enforcement will
include a focus on speeding, occupant restraint violations and
cell phone use, which is illegal in school and construction zones.
Wireless Phone Usage and Driving: Know the Law
School Crossing Zones are No Cell Phone Zones
When approaching a marked school crossing zone between 7:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., on days when school is
in operation and children are present, a driver must discontinue wireless/cell phone use, reduce speed to
20 mph, and stop and yield the right-of-way to any children or adults in the crosswalk area.
Cell Phone Ban for Drivers Starts January 1
Illinois Governor Pat Quinn recently signed two new laws to make Illinois roads safer for all drivers.
One law prohibits the use of all hand-held mobile devices while driving on Illinois roads. The other
law increases penalties for drivers who cause an accident while using an electronic device, including
possible prison time.
The law will make exceptions for hands-free devices, including those with headsets. Illinois is the 12th
state to ban the use of hand-held devices while driving. The law takes effect January 1.
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Fire Department
October is National Fire Prevention Month
Every year we recognize fire prevention during the month of
October. The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) has
taken the lead in public fire safety outreach by serving as the
official sponsor of Fire Prevention Week for 90 years. The annual
public awareness and safety commemoration is observed by fire
departments in the U.S. and Canada to mark the anniversary
of the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. According to the National
Archives and Records Administration’s Library Information
Center, Fire Prevention Week is the longest running public health
and safety observance on record. This year, Fire Prevention Week
will be held October 6 through 12. With the theme “Prevent
Kitchen Fires”.
Prevent Kitchen Fires!
Cooking brings family and friends together, provides an outlet
for creativity and can be relaxing. But did you know that cooking
fires are the number one cause of home fires and home injuries?
By following a few safety tips you can help prevent these fires.
• Be on alert! If you are sleepy or have consumed alcohol
don’t use the stove or stove top
• Stay in the kitchen while any cooking is going on
• Have a “kid-free zone” of at least 3’ around the stove or
any area where food is prepared
If you do have a kitchen fire here are some tips to follow:
• Leave the room, close the door, and get outside
• Call 911!
• Use a lid to smother grease fires. NEVER USE WATER ON
GREASE FIRES!
• For an oven fire, turn off the heat and leave the door closed
Conduct Fire Drills Twice Each Year
It is essential that every household have a plan for escaping
a fire and practice it by holding fire drills at least twice a year.
Many people make poor decisions when fire breaks out. They
may be affected by smoke, disoriented by being awakened
abruptly, and frightened. The more you practice your escape
plan, the more likely you and your family are to make proper
decisions and escape safely.
Draw a Floor Plan of Your Home
Use a large sheet of paper or a
grid sheet to draw a floor plan of
your home. Include all windows,
doors, outdoor features, and
possible obstacles in your
drawing. Know at least two
ways out of each room and
show them on your floor plan.
Fire is unpredictable - it can
block any exit path. In a twostory home, plan safe escape routes
through second-story windows. Revise
your escape plan as circumstances change in
your household. Make sure everyone, including young children,
older adults, and those with disabilities are included in the plan.
Furnace Safety
As the weather starts getting colder, residents may be turning on
their furnaces for the first time this year. Furnace safety tips:
• Have your furnace inspected annually.
• Make sure all controls and emergency shutoffs are in
proper working condition.
• Always leave repairs to qualified specialists.
• Inspect the walls and ceiling near the furnace and along
the chimney line. If the wall is hot or discolored, get your
furnace inspected and fixed immediately.
• Make sure all flue pipes are well supported and free of
holes or cracks. If you see soot around seams, this may
indicate a leak.
• Keep the area surrounding your furnace free of
combustible debris.
Outdoor Burning Regulated in Roselle
Recreational fires have become a popular feature in backyard entertaining. The Fire Department would like to remind
residents in Roselle, and in unincorporated areas served by the Roselle Fire Protection District, that there are
regulations for all recreational fires.
The fire must be in an approved burning container with either a solid or mesh screen cover; home made fire
pits must also have a screen cover. The fire must be at least 50 feet away from any structure and must be
attended to at all times by an adult or responsible individual. A charged garden hose or fire extinguisher
must be near the fire in case of emergency. The burning of garbage, rubbish, lumber or yard waste is not
allowed. Only seasoned fire logs are acceptable. The open burning of leaves is not permitted.
If the Fire Department responds to an open burning complaint and determines that dense smoke is an
annoyance, nuisance, or discomfort, they may order the fire to be extinguished. Failure to comply could result
in a fine.
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Public Works
Street Improvement Program
On August 26, the Village Board
awarded a contract for the 2013
Street Improvement Program
to Arrow Road Construction
Company. This year’s program
includes the resurfacing of 14
streets, including:
• Chisholm Tr./Ct. from Plum Grove
Rd. to Oregon Tr.
• Daisy Ln. in its entirety
• Dover Dr./Ct. from Bryn Mawr Ave. to Waterbury Ln.
• Forest Ave. from Mensching Rd. to Oak St.
• Garden Ave. from Daisy Ln. to Bryn Mawr Ave.
• Glendale Ter./Oak St. from Glendale Ter. to Picton Rd.
• Hampton Ln. from Bryn Mawr Ave. to Dover Dr.
• Harvest Ln./Pl. from Summerfield Dr. to Winterwood Dr.
• Marion St. from Irving Park Road to Devon Ave.
• Oregon Tr. from Chisholm Tr. to Plum Grove Rd.
• Pinecroft Dr. from Turner Ave. toBryn Mawr Ave.
• Prescott Dr. from Rodenburg Rd. to Rodenburg Rd.
• Rosemont Ave. from Roselle Rd. to Lincoln St.
• Springwood Dr./Ct. in its entirety.
The 2013 program will cost approximately $870,000 funded
through a combination of General Capital and Motor Fuel Tax
Funds. This year’s program is the first of a Five-Year Street
Improvement Program that the Village Board approved in June
this year.
During construction, the roads will remain open and driveway
access will be maintained. No overnight on-street parking will
be required during the project. The Village will work closely with
the contractor to minimize the inconvenience to residents on the
project. Construction began in early September and is expected
to be completed in late October or early November.
Winter Tip: Ensure Mailboxes are Properly
Installed
As the Public Works department begins planning for winter,
residents are advised to check that their street-side mailboxes
are properly installed to minimize damage during snow plow
season. Please make sure:
• That the post is solid, strong, and not broken. If the post
is in poor condition, it can easily be knocked over by force
of the snow coming off of the snowplow and should be
replaced. We recommend using a 4” X 4” or preferably a
4” x 6” wolmanized mailbox post, with a cross support, to
properly support post office approved mailboxes.
• If the post is wobbly, please consider removing it and
reinstalling it 32” to 36” below the ground to make sure that
the frost doesn’t heave it up out of the ground. (Be sure
to call J.U.L.I.E. at 811 for utility locates to avoid hitting any
telephone, gas or water lines.)
• If the post is too close to the curb it can
be hit by a snowplow blade and broken.
Please make sure mailboxes are 15”
from the back of the curb.
• Mailboxes that are rusty and have
holes should be replaced.
• If the door on the mailbox is
loose, please insert new pins so
the door opens and closes easily.
Did You Know?
Sanitary Sewer Problems? Call the Village First
Parts of the sanitary sewer system in Roselle were built years ago
when tile pipes were standard materials. The age of these pipes,
along with the materials used, can make them vulnerable to root
intrusion. This can result in cracked pipes, additional
root growth, and clogged pipes. While the
Village is working on upgrading the
older pipes in the public portion
of the system, homeowners are
responsible for the sewer service
line to their homes.
According to Roselle Wastewater
Superintendent John LaRocca,
residents experiencing sewer
line problems should call the
Village before calling a plumber or
contractor. “The blockage may be
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in the Village’s line,” said LaRocca. “We can help determine where
the problem is, and if it is in the private service line to the house,
we can advise the resident on further action.”
Some sewer line problems can be avoided with preventative
maintenance. LaRocca recommends pouring a cup of bleach in
sinks, showers and floor drains once a month to dissolve materials
and clean the pipes. Let the bleach sit in the drain for about 15
minutes before rinsing it out with hot water for 10 to 15 seconds.
Call the Wastewater Division at (630) 980-2024 during business
hours for more information about sanitary sewer lines. After
business hours, inquiries can be made by calling the Police
Department non-emergency number at (630) 980-2025. In the
event that Police Department personnel are unable to answer,
calls to the non-emergency number are routed to emergency
dispatch. Please be prepared to speak with emergency dispatch
personnel, who are trained to forward the nature of your problem
to the Public Works Department.
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Community Development
Village Continues Efforts to Spur Redevelopment
Although the 23-year lifespan of Roselle’s Town Center Tax
Increment Financing (TIF) District has officially expired, the
Village is still actively working to complete the task of spurring
redevelopment in the Town Center.
One property that the Village purchased using TIF funds last
summer, and is still actively marketing, is the building at 49 E.
Irving Park Rd. The Village retained the services of local broker
Heritage Realty to market the property, located in heart of the
Village’s Town Center, as stand alone eatery. Over the course of
the past year, two potential restaurants were seriously interested
in the site. However, after engineering and structural studies
were done on the building, it was deemed that it would be too
expensive for new potential owners to renovate the building.
The next phase in the redevelopment of this property calls for
the existing building to be demolished in October. Marketing
efforts will continue, and may include opportunities for the
property to be developed in conjunction with phase II of
Promenade Pointe, the development directly to the west of
49 E. Irving Park Rd. Phase I of Promenade Pointe includes the
building that houses Itasca Bank & Trust at the southeast corner
of Roselle and Irving Park Rds.
According to Roselle Community Development Director Patrick
Watkins, demolition of the building at 49 E. Irving Park Rd.
will provide a much larger footprint to accommodate potential
eateries and additional retail users, and provides for a more
flexible use for the space.
The Village has been actively engaged in other recent
redevelopment efforts in Roselle’s Town Center, including
providing incentives for 8000 Miles to open on Main St. As the
owners of the eatery laid out plans to open their new restaurant,
they realized they needed to make a significant investment to
renovate the space at 107 E. Main St. Through talks with the
owners of 8000 Miles, the Village was
able to offer an agreement for the
restaurant to use the Town Center
plaza for outside seating and a
$100,000 incentive for renovations,
including the construction of a
pergola for the outside seating.
Construction of the pergola is
expected to start later this fall.
Business Beat: Local Businesses
Expand, Renovate
Two local businesses in Roselle’s Town
Center recently reopened following
renovation and expansion projects, and
a third businesses is currently renovating
space with plans to open later this fall.
The building at 49 E.
Irving Park Rd. is slated for
demolition in October.
Following a renovation project, Brewstirs Burgers, Pizza & Pub
opened in Roselle in June at 101 E. Irving Park Rd. (formerly
Diamond Lil’s). Along with new ownership and new decor, the
restaurant has a whole new menu.
Roselle Flowers reopened in August in a new, larger location –
just a few doors down from their old store on Main St. Roselle
Flowers is now located in their newly remodeled space at 109 E.
Main St.
Another new restaurant is coming to Roselle this fall. The new
owners of 1913 Restaurant and Wine Bar are renovating the
space at 123 E. Main St. (formerly Impecca) and are planning
for a late-October grand opening. The restaurant will feature
country European dining.
Village Code Corner
Recreational Vehicles, Trailers, Campers & Boats
As Roselle residents prepare to winterize and store their recreational vehicles until spring, the Village is issuing a reminder that
these vehicles cannot be permanently parked in the driveway. This includes, but is not limited to boats, campers, all types of trailers,
automobiles not regularly used for normal travel, and recreational vehicles such as snowmobiles and ATVs.
According to Village Code, recreational vehicles shall not exceed eight feet in width, twenty-nine feet in length,
including hitch, or ten feet in height, excluding mast. All vehicles designed for off-road use shall be properly
registered with the Village and State. These vehicles may be parked or stored in an enclosed garage or
accessory building, or outside under the following conditions:
• Only one vehicle is permitted;
• Vehicle shall be on a hard surface that will not rust or create dust;
• Vehicle shall be in a rear or side yard, but not closer than five feet to the property line;
• Landscaping or a solid wood fence not to exceed six feet in height shall be provided as a screen to
soften the impact of the vehicle on the surrounding properties;
• Campers may be parked in the driveway for a period not to exceed 48 hours per calendar week for the
purpose of loading and unloading the vehicle.
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Roselle Chamber of Commerce
Honors Leadership and Service
The Roselle Chamber of Commerce
and Industry continues the
annual tradition of recognizing an
individual for their contribution
to the community. The Joseph G.
Salerno Business Person of the Year
award honors a businessperson’s
professional successes and leadership in
the community.
The Chamber is pleased to announce Bob Olson of A and A
Paving as the 2013 Business Person of the Year. Supporting local
business has always been important to Bob, and in January of
1979 he joined the Roselle Chamber of Commerce. In those
early years his involvement with the Chamber included serving
on the Golf Committee. Bob continues to be an active member
of the Chamber and is also a member of the Bloomingdale/
Roselle Rotary Club.
Bob’s love of flying originally drew him to this area because of
the close proximity to the airport. He quickly fell in love with the
town of Roselle and moved his company from Elk Grove Village
to its present location on Garden Avenue in Roselle in the fall
of 1979. As a full service commercial paving company, A and A
Paving has experienced continued growth and developed many
close relationships within the community. A and A Paving has
worked with the Village of Roselle, the Roselle Public Library and
the Roselle Park District on numerous projects, including the
construction of the “Miracle Field” as well as most of the bike
paths throughout the Village.
The Roselle Chamber of Commerce,
the Village of Roselle and local
businesses have played an extremely
important part in Bob’s life for the
last 35 years. He is truly honored to
have been nominated and selected as
the Chamber’s 2013 Business Person
of the Year. The Chamber invites
the Roselle community to pay tribute to Bob at the upcoming
Chamber of Commerce Holiday Party & Awards Banquet on
December 6. For more information, please call The Roselle
Chamber of Commerce office at (630) 894-3010.
Chamber of Commerce Casino Night October 11
The Roselle Chamber of Commerce invites the community for
a Vegas-type night of fun as it hosts its Casino Night on Friday,
October 11, starting at 7:00 p.m. at the Medinah Shrine Center,
550 Shriners Drive, Addison.
This event is for beginners and pros featuring professional
tables and dealers with more than 100 playing stations offering
games like poker, black jack, craps, roulette, and Texas hold’em.
Other highlights will include split-the-pot, a raffle and DJ
entertainment. Tickets are $35 for advance purchase ($40 at
the door) and include admission, gambling “funny money”, a
fabulous buffet, and beer and wine. Cash bar will be available.
Participants must be 21 or older to attend. For more information
and ticket purchase, please visit the Chamber of Commerce
Casino Night website at www.casino.rosellechamber.com.
Bob and his wife Yvonne live in Bartlett where they are very
active in their church and involved in many ministry projects.
They love to travel and manage to take a cruise just about every
Welcome New Businesses!
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Buhin Corp.
(Industrial Fans)
975 E. Nerge Rd., #N60
630) 980-7885
GLW Construction
(General Contractor)
24 W. Devon Ave.
(630) 204-3994
Papery Boutique
(Stationary Design)
706 Cross Creek Dr. #B
(630) 384-9193
DuPage Trading Post
(Resale Shop)
57 W. Irving Park Rd.
(224) 200-6973
Junk King, Inc.
(Mobile Janitorial Services)
50 Monaco Dr.
(866) 458-6554
Xtreme Definition Fitness
820 E. Nerge Rd.
(224) 578-2510
Everest Home Healthcare
490 W. Lake St. #103
(847) 699-0804
Law Offices of Andrius Spokas
9 E. Irving Park Rd.
(630) 635-2385
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ZLG Enterprises
(Marketing)
752 Rodenburg Rd. #1A
(630) 283-2298
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Celebrate the Season November 30
Meet Santa at the Roselle Public Library
Join the Roselle Public Library and the Village of Roselle
as we share stories, songs and verse to welcome the start
of the holiday season. The Celebrate the Season event
begins at the Library, 40 S. Park St., at 1:00 p.m. on
Saturday, November 30, with featured guest entertainer
Tom Malouf. Santa Claus will arrive to greet the children
and light the tree along with Mayor Smolinski and the
Rose Queen in Elm Court at 2:00 p.m. Refreshments will
be available. No registration is required for this free fun
family event! Children 8-years-old and younger must be
accompanied by an adult.
Upcoming Meetings
October 2013
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Planning and Zoning Commission....7:00 p.m.
Coffee With the Board............9:00-10:30 a.m.
Sister City Commission......................9:00 a.m.
Village Board Meeting.........................7:00 p.m.
Committee of the Whole Meeting Following
15 Fire and Police Commission...............7:00 p.m.
16 Zoning Board of Appeals....................7:00 p.m.
23 Town Hall Meeting................................7:00 p.m.
28 Village Board Meeting........................7:00 p.m.
Committee of the Whole Meeting Following
29 Police Pension Board Meeting...........5:00 p.m.
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Town Hall Meeting....................9:00-10:30 a.m.
Planning and Zoning Commission.....7:00 p.m.
Village Board Committee of the Whole 7:00 p.m.
Sister City Commission......................9:00 a.m.
Village Board Meeting.........................7:00 p.m.
Committee of the Whole Meeting Following
19 Fire and Police Commission...............7:00 p.m.
20 Zoning Board of Appeals....................7:00 p.m.
25 Village Board Meeting........................7:00 p.m.
Committee of the Whole Meeting Following
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December 2013
3 Planning and Zoning Commission....7:00 p.m.
7 Coffee With the Board............9:00-10:30 a.m.
9 Village Board Meeting.........................7:00 p.m.
Committee of the Whole Meeting Following
17 Fire and Police Commission...............7:00 p.m.
18 Zoning Board of Appeals...................7:00 p.m.
23 Village Board Meeting........................7:00 p.m.
Committee of the Whole Meeting Following