He added that the owner, Mr. Bert Getz, Jr., has met with representatives of HeatherRidge and desires to provide protection for residents of HeatherRidge. The Village Administrator noted the actual Planned Unit Development Agreement is a straight-forward document with the standard legal requirements and provides that the developer will return to the Village Board when any development plans are proposed. From the audience, Mr. Lane Kendig, planner, used the Utility and Environment Site Restraint Plan to explain the wooded areas, the drainage pattern, the buffer yard to the north, the low points for water detention, the site access points, and the set backs. Mr. Kendig used Site Plan A to explain the alternative with the predominant office use. This proposal would have minimum intrusion into the woods.
Structured parking is incorporated in garages or the office buildings.
Mr. Kendig used Site Plan B to explain the second alternative. Mr. Kendig used Site Plan C to explain the third alternative. This proposal would be the most intrusive into the forests and also have the most impact on the schools. However, all plans for each alternative must meet the Environmental Site Plan. Mr. Kendig used the Landscape Plan to show how the proposal would provide buffer yards toward HeatherRidge and provide an attractive entrance to Gurnee along Route 21.