Zoning Board of Appeals — Skokie, IL
Date: 2025-08-20

Agenda for

 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS

 August 20, 2025 | 7:30 PM

 Council Chambers – Village of Hall – 5127 Oakton Street, Skokie, IL 60077

 1) Call to Order & Declaration of Quorum

 2) Roll Call

 3) Approval of May 21, 2025 Meeting Minutes

 4) Old Business

 5) New Business

 a. 2025-05Z – 4409 Golf Road
 Adem Zukanovic, Sadina Zukanovic, Lejla Zukanovic, and Naid Zukanovic request a variation
 in order to construct an addition resulting in a 4-foot west side yard rather than the 6-foot
 minimum side yard as required by § 118-124(6)a. in a R1 Single-Family zoning district.
 PIN: 10-15-105-038-0000

 6) Public Comment

 7) Communications from Staff

 8) Adjournment




Individuals with questions or feedback about an agenda item may contact Brian Augustine, Zoning Administrator at
brian.augustine@skokie.org or 847.933.8223
All emails and comments submitted will be made public and shared with this body.

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 DRAFT/ NOT APPROVED

 Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting Minutes
 Date: May 21, 2025
 Village of Skokie, Council Chambers


ZBA MEMBERS PRESENT: Brian O’Donnell - Chair
 Nicholas Werth- Vice-Chair
 Sean Arden, Elaine Jacobson,
 Sharon Roos-Kirkpatrick,
 David Putrus, and David Solovy

ZBA MEMBER ABSENT: Israel Pollack

Currently, there is 1 vacancy on the Board.

STAFF PRESENT: Tyler Kobylski, Asst Corporation Council,
 Brian Augustine, Zoning Administrator, and
 Marlene Bargamian, Administrative Asst.


(I) CALL TO ORDER
 A quorum being present, Chair O’Donnell called the meeting to order at 7:33 PM.

(II) APPROVAL OF MINUTES
 A motion to approve the minutes of the May 7, 2025 meeting was made by ZBA member
 Jacobson and seconded by ZBA member Putrus.

 Ayes: Unanimous voice vote in unison

(III) RULING ON NOTICE
 Assistant Corporation Counsel Kobylski announced that notice was proper and correct.


(IV) CASE DESCRIPTION

 Case 2025-03Z – 8950 East Prairie Road
 Katherine & Samuel Garfinkel, on behalf of Andrew Venamore of Heartland Garage Builders,
 LLC, request a variation in order to construct an attached garage resulting in a 5-foot front yard
 rather than the 25-foot minimum as required by Section 118-124(5) of the Skokie Zoning
 Ordinance in an R1 Single-Family district.
 PIN: 10-14-414-001-0000

 Vice-Chair Werth read excerpts of the ZBA packet. Andrew Venamore of Heartland Garage
 Builders gave an overview of the project as he displayed the proposed site plan. The
 homeowners are faced with an irregular, sub-standard lot, 2 “front” yards and a utility easement
 (sewer main) on the west side. He pointed out that there is no on-site parking on the parcel. The
 north lot line (Lake Street) is the front property line but acts more like a corner side yard. The
 proposed 2-car garage will encroach into the 16-foot front setback leaving a 5-foot front yard
 instead. Included in the project is a small mudroom to be added at the rear which is zone
 compliant. The homeowners park on East Prairie Road in front of the curved path to the front
 door. Parking in an attached garage accessed from the dead-end Lake Street is a much safer
 option than to back out onto East Prairie Road; East Prairie is heavily traveled and vehicles tend
 to speed. It makes the most sense and is the most practical location. There have been some near
 misses in the past.


# 626751 Zoning Board of Appeals meeting minutes May 21, 2025
 DRAFT/ NOT APPROVED


 After a discussion with neighbors, the driveway was reduced from the typical width of the garage
 to 16 feet in the public right of way. As shown in a photograph, the trash receptacles are located
 on a stub of Lake Street. There will be no impact on the current location with 3550 Lake Street,
 63 Williamsburg, or 64 Williamsburg.

 Albert Rigoni, Barbara Meyer, Rick Isaac and Linda Schwartz, of 3550 Lake Street and 63
 Williamsburg distributed to the board members a signed public comment statement including a
 drawing which proposed the garage in an alternative location. It was also read aloud by Mr.
 Rigoni opposing the request.

 Mr. Isaac stated that the green space bordering where the 3 properties come together on Lake
 Street is significant and having an asphalt driveway break up the area will ruin the look of the
 neighborhood and suggested parking on Lake Street is very common among the homeowners.

 Linda Schwartz spoke about the massive tree that could die if 25% of the root system is disturbed
 by construction and also stated that the 2-car garage is too big for the house.

 ZBA member, Sean Arden inquired about the green space beyond the north lot line. Staff stated
 the area referenced is Village parkway. The area has a border of bushes.
 Mr. Rigoni stated that when Engineering designed Lake Street, they made it 24 ft in width to save
 those bushes.

 Mr. Isaac stated that the 3 existing driveways at the stub of Lake Street are relatively close to
 each other. Adding a 4th will create problems and make it hard to maneuver. Staff stated that the
 Engineering Division reviewed the plans and had no objection, preferring a driveway off of Lake
 Street rather than East Prairie Road because of heavier street traffic.

 Property owner, Katie Garfinkel said that she doesn’t park on Lake Street with a 5-year old and
 18- month old when the front door is on East Prairie. In the winter the snow stays on Lake Street
 and it becomes icy. She also mentioned that a relative had his car hit when parked on East
 Prairie Road.

 ZBA member, Sean Arden asked staff if extra stop signs could be put up to control the speeding.
 Zoning Administrator, Brian Augustine responded that Engineering bases their review on crash
 and accident reports to determine when and where to add stop signs. If it is an issue, the
 petitioner can request a review of East Prairie Road.

 Vice-Chair, Nick Werth asked the petitioner about the patio on the west side of the property in
 relationship to utilizing the space on the south side of the property. Property owner, Sam
 Garfinkel responded that looking at the site plan or a picture doesn’t give an actual sense of the
 lot. It is too narrow to even put up a playset. He was told by a different garage company that there
 is a water main on the south side so they wouldn’t be able to put in an attached garage.

 Brian Augustine responded that he is not aware of a water main coming into the property there.

 ZBA member, Sharon Kirkpatrick stated that her driveway gets no sun either and it stays icy,
 snowy and cold and suggested the property owner should put the garage on the south side of
 their property. Mr. Venamore reminded all that a garage on the south side would split the land
 leaving a narrow triangular area as unusable land.

 Mr. Rigoni stated that there are obstacles that builders are used to dealing with. A garage can be
 put up on the south side as the drawing submitted with the signed public statement shows.



# 626751 Zoning Board of Appeals meeting minutes May 21, 2025
 DRAFT/ NOT APPROVED

 ZBA member Sean Arden asked Mr. Rigoni if he is opposed to a stop sign on East Prairie Rd.
 Corporation Council stated that stop signs are not in the purview of the Zoning Board.


(V) RECOMMENDATIONS AND VOTING
 Case 2025-03Z
 A motion was made to grant the request with the following conditions for a variation in order to
 construct an attached garage resulting with a 5-foot front yard rather than a 25-foot minimum as
 required by Section 118-124(5) of the Skokie Zoning Ordinance in a R1 Single-Family district.

 Condition 1 - that the applicant share in the remainder of the special assessment for Lake Street
 Condition 2 - tree damage mitigation be put in place
 Condition 3 - shrubbery and landscaping in the site distance triangle at the north setback be
 removed

 Motion: Werth Second: Solovy

 Ayes: 2
 Nays: 3 (Arden, Putrus, & O’Donnell)
 Abstain: 2 (Roos-Kirkpatrick, Jacobson)

 The motion fails for lack of affirmative votes. Corporation Council advised that the Zoning Board
 is a final hearing body and there are no more remedies. If the petitioners are interested, they can
 request an appeal to review the decision through the Circuit Court.


(VI) ITEMS FOR COMMUNICATION
 Meetings for June have been cancelled due to lack of cases.

(VII) ADJOURNMENT
 Chair O’Donnell adjourned the meeting at 8:45 PM.


Respectfully submitted,
Marlene Bargamian,
Administrative Assistant




# 626751 Zoning Board of Appeals meeting minutes May 21, 2025
STAFF REPORT 2025-05Z: Variation
Community Development Department Council Chambers, 7:30 PM, August 20, 2025


To: Brian O’Donnell, Chairman, Zoning Board of Appeals
From: Brian J. Augustine, Zoning Administrator
Re: 4409 Golf Rd – Side Yard Variation


 General Information
 Location 4409 Golf Rd
 Request Variation in order to construct an addition resulting in a 4-foot
 west side yard
 Zoning Requirement 6-foot minimum side yard (118-124(6)a.)
 Petitioner Adem Zukanovic, Sadina Zukanovic, Lejla Zukanovic and Naid
 Zukanovic
 Existing Zoning & R1 Single-Family – Detached residence
 Land Use
 North B2 Commercial District –Parking lot
 South R1 Single-Family – Detached residence
 East R1 Single-Family – Detached residence
 West R1 Single-Family – Detached residence

SITE INFORMATION
  The house was built in 1955.
  The site abuts a public alley.

PETITIONER’S SUBMITTAL
The petitioner is requesting a variation in order to construct an addition resulting in a 4.0-
foot west side yard rather than the 6-foot minimum.


APPEARANCE COMMISSION
The petitioner received a Certificate of Appropriateness from the Appearance Commission
on November 13, 2024.




ZBA Staff Report for 2025-5Z – 4409 Golf Rd – Doc 628346
STAFF ANALYSIS AND RECOMMENDATION
Staff Comment and Review sheets were sent to all pertinent divisions and departments.
Based on the proposed Findings of Fact, Staff recommends that the petitioner’s request to
construct an addition resulting in a 4-foot west side yard, be denied.
The petitioner is proposing to construct an addition on the west side of the house in line
with the north wall. The proposed 152 square foot addition will consist of one wall along
the north and will be open or have glass on west and south sides. Staff is not supportive of
the petitioner’s request to construct the addition because there are numerous options to
install an addition of that size or larger that would meet the side yard regulation.
The applicant mentioned the property at 4417 Golf Road’s 4-foot east side yard in their
statement. This building was constructed in 1955 with this setback. The site plan on file
for the house shows a 5-foot east yard and 6-foot west yard. The building was not built to
the approved site plan. When an addition was constructed at 4417 Golf Rd in 2006, the
addition was constructed with a 6-foot east side yard, meeting the current zoning
regulations.



ATTACHMENTS
1. Proposed Findings of Fact for 2025-05Z
2. Application for 2025-05Z
3. Letter of Authorization for 2025-05Z
4. Petitioner Statement
5. Plat of Survey for 4417 Golf Rd
6. Site Plan for 4417 Golf Rd, dated 1955
7. Plat of Survey 4409 Golf Rd, dated April 24, 2025
8. Site Plan and Floor Plans for 2025-05Z
9. Aerial and Zoning Map, dated July 22, 2025
10. Affidavit of Public Notice
11. Certificate of Publication
12. Photograph of sign posted at 4409 Golf Rd




ZBA Staff Report for 2025-5Z – 4409 Golf Rd – Doc 628346
Proposed Findings of Fact 2025-05Z: Variation
Community Development Department Council Chambers, 7:30 PM, August 20, 2025


 1 Consideration Limitation on the use of the property due to physical, topographical, and
 geologic features.
 Finding There are no limitations on the property due to physical, topographical or
 geologic features.
 2 Consideration The applicant can demonstrate that without a variance there can be no
 reasonable use of the property.
 Finding The applicant cannot demonstrate that without a variance there can be no
 reasonable use of the property. An addition can be constructed and meet
 side yard requirements.
 3 Consideration The granting of the variance is not based solely on economic reasons.
 Finding The granting of the variance does not appear to be based solely on
 economic reasons.
 4 Consideration The necessity for the variance was not created by the property owner.
 Finding The necessity for the variance appears to be created by the property owner
 as other zoning compliant options exist.
 5 Consideration The variance requested is the minimum variance necessary to allow
 reasonable use of the property.
 Finding The request is not the minimum to allow for reasonable use of the property.
 An addition can be constructed that meets the 6-foot side yard minimum.
 6 Consideration The granting of the variance will not be injurious to the public health,
 safety, or welfare.
 Finding The granting of the variance will not be injurious to public health, safety or
 welfare as the proposed addition will have to be constructed per building
 code regulations.
 7 Consideration The property subject to the variance request possesses one or more unique
 characteristics generally not applicable to similarly situated properties

 Finding The subject property does not possess any unique characteristics.




ZBA Staff Report for 2025-5Z – 4409 Golf Rd – Doc 628346
 )ffice Use Only
 Petition for Variance Case Number: 2025-05Z
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VILLAGE OF SKOKIE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Filing fee: $400
 Community Development Department Recording fee:
 $90
 Building and Zoning Division
 5127 Oakton Street. Skokie, lL 60077
 Phone (847) 933-8223. Fax (847) 933-8230



ALL ITEMS MUST BE COMPI-ETE TO PROCESS APPLICATION

Address of Property 4409 Golf Rd' Zoning
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Owners of Property Adem Zukanovic
 Trust and Corporation, etc.

Petitioners (if other than owners) Adem Zukanovic
Petitioners' Address 4409 Golf Rd P

City, State, Zip Skokie, ll 60076 Fax NA
EmailAddress
Existing Useofgsl SFH Proposed Req ,*g reduce side yard
A1 p.t.N. # 10-15-105-038-0000


 T Attach Legal Description of Property (from Titte Policy or Plat of Survey)


List all aspects of the proposed development that do not conform to the requirements of the Village of Skokie Codr I

Code $ection Code Requir.e$ent Requested Variation
118-124.6 6'side yard each side 4'side y ard
on west side only




PETITIONER STATEMENT (please type on a separate sheet of paper)
ln order to be granted a variance your request must be @nsistent with the following findings:
1. There is a limitation on u$e of the property due to physical, topographical, and geologic features.
2. Without a variance there can be no reasonable use of the property.
3. The request is not based solely on economic reasons.
4. The property owner did not create the necessity for the variance.
5. The request is the minimum variance necessary to allow reasonable use of the property.
6. The request witl not be injurious to public health, safety orwelfara.
7. The subject site possesses one or more unique Gharacteristics generally not applicable to simitarly situated properties.
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 Any required fees or monies owed by the applicant to the Village must be paid as a condition of val.


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THE LEGAL TITLEHOLDER MUST SIGN THIS PETITION. Where the property is held in trust, the trust officer must
sign the petition and include a letter naming all beneficiaries of the trust and authorizing the beneftciaries to act on the
mitters ielated to this petition. The undersigned acknowledges and agrees that all documentation submitted with this
application become pu'ntic records and may be viewed by the public. The undersigned understands and agrees that if
a'Variance is granted to this application, the building permit, where applicable, must be issued in the name of the
Owner(s) listed below, the Variation and any conditions contained therein, will be recorded at the petitioner's expense
in the Ofiice of the Recorder of Deeds for Cook County, and failure to comply with any and all terms and conditions of
the Variation will cause to initiate hearings to consider revocation of the Variation, as as any related occupancy
permit and /or business license, as provided for in the Village of Skokie Code.

Owner's Adem Zukanovic Dated Sig



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 S U B M ITT A L REQU I RE MEAIIS
 Current proof of ownership - current title policy or tract search AND last paid property tax bill
 u  lf legal title is in trust, the names of the beneficiaries
 tr lf legal title is in a corporation, the names of the principal officers and directors
 tr Length of time title has been held as represented
 Letter of authorization from the titleholder - when someone other than the owner (or beneficiaries) or the
 owner's attorney presents the principle testimony at the public hearing
 Petitioner Statement
 Photographs of the general area or parcel
 Check made payable to "Village of Skokie" for $60 plus all applicable applications fees checked below.
 $400 for each variation requested
 case Continuation fee'.50% of original fee, if requested by or due to petitione/s lack of preparation
 Zoning Information Worksheet (if variation involves building coverage, impermeable surfaces or FAR)
 Parking evaluation from the Engineering Division (parking variations only)
 Proof that all principal and accessory buildings are on one lot with one single tax property identification
 number (PlN) or that tax consolidation has been applied for.

3-11"x17" (or smaller) copies:
 t A plat of survey by an lllinois Licensed Surveyor accurately reflecting all site improvements and easements
 (dated less than 2 years from application, no reduced copies/must be to scale)
 Site & Floor plans drawn to scale showing buildings and improvements with all pertinent dimensions noted
3 full size plans and 3-11"x17"
 Landscape plan showing location, types, and sizes of all existing and proposed landscape items (Required for
 all variations except variations at detached or 2-unit multifamily residences)
NOTE: Evidence of notice to surrounding taxpayers of record within 250 feet of the subject site and other occupants of the subject site
 will be required by Zoning Board of Appeals hearing. The notice shall be delivered not more than 45 days nor less than 15 days
 prior to the hearing. lt is recommended that the notice list be reviewed by Staff at least 17 days prior to the public hearing.
 Skokie is not responsible for an incomplete or incorrect notice.




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 We are here to request a variance for a 4 foot side yard instead of G feet as required by the zoning
 ordinance in the R"i district. The home was built in the center of the iot which fimits the use of our side
  yards. There are other homes on Goif Rd with carports on the side of the houses, Our West neighbor side
 yard is also under 4 feet. 's&'^ ^^VS.^
 Without the variance, our proposed cover patio wifl be reduced to 9 feet and wiff not be practical for '
  having tables and chairs to entertain and enjoy our property. We looked at other options such as the rear
 yard^ but our bedrooms are in the back of the house and it's inconvenient to have guesfc walk through the
  bedrooms to sit in our proposed covered Patio.
 Our request wil) not be injurious to the public health, safety, or welfare.
 This would be the minimum variance request that allow a practical use of the side yard.
 We live on a very busy street Go!fr Road. Across the street and west of us is commerciaf uses such as
 Dunkin' Donuts, parking tot and a restaurant. Also the hospitai at the end of the block. We enjoy being
 outdoor and would fike to connect a covered patio to our house. The best location is where we show on
 the site plan right off the dining room. As you could see, we are also buiicHng a watt on the Golf road side
 just for the additionat privacy and noise from the busy street.
 Thank you for your consideration and I hope you'ff consider our request for a variance.




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IHE AflCHIECr SR*LL N3T HUE COmBOL NEB OB CmBCE OT BUD SWLL NOr Bi ILEsS OTHLRIIISE NOTEO, ALL DETAILS. SECTIONS. *NO NDTES
ntsniNEiBtt ran DEnomidN, Eiciwmiou, ficic sunn, LEUL LWITATIONG, im
HSEUtNIS, BUUNWntS tNB aWliW, 01 1H[ Slit. INT UNUH LUUIIONa fOB
SHE a' iw emiiia. LOCTTION or wv saisn:, CIUENEONE ma NECEsaRf
»ITH 8ESPM TO THE STE INC EXISINC B1JILNUC.

TIE iBcnnm siuu. mi IE B[SPIIIGIBL[ ran cuNsmutTCN uyus. uniBCE.
TiCWBUEI. SETONCES OB fHOCtnunEi.. nli FBI SlftTT PBEUDIBNS »NB INDEX OF DRAWINGS
pimcBius w ooNmmu tirii THE wnnK. IIKCE MSE inE SOLE'L'I IHE
[?IB*n(lB'E 3B (WUFn'S BESroNEH'.tTf INDEB WC COUnild FOK CnNSTRDCTI ^-1.0 SCMLRtL INrOHMATOM it PLA1C 0;' SUR'.TT.
 NDt Sf BFSPONSBLF FOft THE CONTlMCTOIi'S SCHEtHAES ;/,.^;-C.''L';2y_.
NIHfl[ TO aiiCT W.T THE »DBI N IKBBIUNCE nni Till: CONTMCT DUSUUH M""'/ ^ZU LflStlMt, S: fHWOi.i.U UIL PLAMS.
TH; AIiOinm SIMtL NOT mu[ [otnmn mm OB cmiisc BT *[TS di ouisscu'
of IHE tCNtmnaB. tLft:oNTU^i)[i5. an THon WENIS OB [urLUrtES, m OF t-J.U HI'.IIMl, ft UtMCUIION FI.UOH PLANS.
«ur ow ['[BSUHS r'CEniBMiu: roinous or TH[ nmii. t-< 0 FRCPfKCD rOUiiCATION fc FIOOR Pl.AN.


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 A-/D i-lLCUOHS.


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 NEW ADDITION
 ENTRY AREA
 &
 COVERED PATIO
  SU.RVEY.IN.F.ORMATIOJ.'I,
 LOT OiMEMS'ONS TAKEN FROM ORIGINAL SURVEY. PROJECT ADDRESS
  WlUTf EASEMENT, ARt 11 BE l.OCATO DK lnc

  2. [;DN7RACTOff IS SOLE RESPOhlSteLE FOG COyPU'hSCE WHH SEreAQS




 THE ARL'plEEC- SHALi MO! MAVt CON I Ktl; S'vf.H 0-< CHAK(;F. tlf ANB SHA1;
  NOr E3E KE'il'ON'ilBI.L US0, BtMOiltlUK UK catlSI'iUCHON MFAMS. U-: IHU3';.
  TCCHNIQUFS, SmjFNCTS OR i'ROCCDUEES. 0?; FOR fWf.Tf PRFCAUTIONS ANO
  PROCRAU!. IN CCMMECTCN WITH THE WORK, ialMCF THESF ARE ';;CltC..Y m>
  CGNIKACIOR'S tiESPOKSigH-Hf WOiK TH[. CON1RAC1 FOK CtlNSIRLlCIIUN

  5 1HE ARCKIEC" SHAL^ MO? BE RESFOMSjBLE rSS THE CONTHACTOR'S SCHESULES
  OR FAiLURE TO CtRRT OUI THE WORK IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CGU'RHCT
  OOCUUEMTS.

  6. THE ARChiIEC" SHALl M01 HWE COK'RO^ SU£1^ 0;; CHATOE OF ACTS OR
  OMISSIONS OF T4E COhjIRACTOR. SUBCOhiTRACICPS. Osf THEIR /16FNIS 01
  EMPLOYEES, OR OF «KT OTHER PERSOUS FESF3KMINC FORHONS OF 1HE W.3KK,




 ERAL DETOU'ION NOIE:
 CONTRACTOR SHflLL USR!r-Y EXISmi; CONOiriOHS. nLL OIMEWSIOMS. eLSVA^NS, GRAOSNS ON
-HE. FIELD SWOKf. ANT WORK PSOCEEOING. NOTIfT THE tSCHITECT OF ANT D'SCREPAMCIES
1. CONFHACiOK TU WOtiCE. <UL3UA!L IWWtW: iUPPURt 10 LMSUhje S1RUI;URL UC.I ORf.
DCUilliTION OR fiFMOVAL Of W{ FKISmr. I.OAO 9F*RlhiG !;-RUCIURF
-EM°ORARY r.lfPPORT SHALL %MA;N UUIII. All CONSrRLICHCT E-'FCCTINK I.OAO CARIVC: MFMBFR!,


.; gerofn: wv ewciUTOfi OR KCUVATION WRK. 7111: owhEa AC.CNT OR [:ON7RA1:TOR Sli.-iLL
M3TIFT ALL 'JTIUTIE5 MAVIKC SERVICE CONNECTICUS WITHIS -HE STltUCIUBE Sl;CH li$ nt1ER.
ELECTCC. CAS. SE.WK. AND OTHER CONNECTIONS.

 WHWtVtR A STRUCTURE 15 flEMPUSHED OK REUOVEB. Th-E PREMISES 5HAL1. BE UHINTAIWEO FRF.\
fBCM +LL UNSAFE OB HAZkBDCL-S CONDITtOMS B1 THE PROPER REGULATION OF 7HE 5-0!,
RCS'SSRATIOh; OF ES7AGLISIICD CRABCS AND THE ERCCTIOM Or TliC NCCTSEAST S[T'INi>iC WALLS
ANU HNCIA IK ACCOKCANCL WtN H>L PHOVISOKS 0; "ili. reolCCIIOK 01' ;H(. fLIBUC OR
WORKERS FROM HtAI.W OK OTbER MA7AROS INVBtVED IK OFMCl ITON, MIN1NS ANO OThFR
PRC!CF5tiF'^ AMD (iP^RATiON^.

S. Cilir.RE TliC RCktOVAf- Or W MATERIAL WILL CAUSE IW MCCSSIV; AMOUN1 CT EIIJS-. ;PJCI-




a. MAHLKKL SHALL 1^01 BL BKtlPPLU St SKAVIIT OR IHBUW
BURINC t)CMOSinON 01 WPWR. ?000 OR MrTAI CHU1F5 SHAl
MA1ERIALS.

9. ADJOtMNG PRCPEKIY SI-iAi-L BE COKPLEIEi.T FROIECTEB FROM ANT 01U1GE INCIOENTAL TO ~'^i
BUU.OINC- OPERATION WEN THE OWNER 0'' THE AOJOININt. PROPERTY PERMH; FREE ACCESS TO 1ME
BUiLDIME. AT ALL REASONABLE 11MES TO PROVIO;: THE NECESSARY SAFiCLIAROS.




 BL1. CDIuSiUUC'ION PF!A(;il[;LS i0 L-OM CU

 CONIRACT; EEP FIRE EXTINCL15HERS CM JOB-51TE
GALLON CHFACt C4EU11CAI.L ONE PER FLOaS. 10 LB CA
MAWI/U.S) CLASS S ( FLAMMAei.E SOl.VEN'S)
 ewj c (CLCCTRIC'L rmssi

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 -^/-^^.
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3-QJ.L
 ENTRY AREA
 "/

1. COMTRACTOR IS TO FUHNISH HLL TEUPORARr SHORING <Nt> PROTECTION FOR nLL EMST1H1;
FOUNtWT.DNS AS REOUIBEO TC i^STALL THE NEW FOUMOATION SYSTEM.
 '!• &
2. ALL SHOEING. ETC. TO BE DESISTED AND OETAILED Br AN INOEPENOENr STRDCIURAL COVERED PATIO
ENGINEER CCMTRACTED Bf THiS SMOBINe CONTRACTOR. SUBfcllT SIGNEB AMP SEAL.EO
CALCUi-ATlON? BY A iLLiMCIS LICEKSEP STRUCTUflU ENGINEER TO ENOINEEK 01" RECORD FOP. y PROJECT ADDRESS
RCVIEW. /
J. AtLUWABi.t SCfi. BE*RSNG. fRESSUItL BLLUW iiPKLAB & COMIINU01; fOOEINGS !U HL 440S GOLF DR.
.N00 PSF . CONFWiCTOR 10 KWS: OUhWIKV 3GIL Is-SIINt; WENC'f CUSHtiM *:UAIEB SKOKIE,IL,6n076
ALLOWABLE SOlt- TE.5;INU P'iESS^RE !'RiOS 10 CASIINU FUOIiNGS. Y
4 ALL UIS-SIOH mo11NuS/tDUNUft!IOMS SHALL EXIF.Nl- A UlhllMUM Ol' <2" SLLOW nMiHHLy /
(.TOE) L. UViNS
 iOOM /
EOt^AJiQN HKAttcwrrecr
 rOOTING ARC OESIGNES rOR .\ 1,'INIMUhi SOIL BEASING CAPACIT'- Or 3000 PSr. (VEfflrf; NATHAN KRiSKA
2. ALl FOUNOitTlOrtS SHALL BE CARSIEC DOWN TO DEPTHS SHOWN ON DRAWINGS, OR 3322 OEMPSTER ST.
 SKOKIEA.EODTE
PROVIDE ENC1NEEREO BACKFiLL Pi;R SUBGRAOE rKU-'ASAHON NUIS- hSOM UNDKIURBEU SOIL
 TO-wr-HO-a™
OF SMEO OES16\ CtP^CIPf TO ELEWTICMS SHOWN OH ORAWING?.
.;. NO BftCKFILLING ASAINS" FOUNB-iTION WALL SHALL BE PERFORHED UW\l. FIRS' FLOOR
COMSTRUCTION iS IN F>LACC. Ofl WALLS SHALL BC SIIORCO.
4. 00 NOT CAST FOOTINGS AGAINS" SBGES OF EXCAVATION. ALL rOOTSWS AKC TO GC
FORMEO WITh HPPRWFD FORM MATERIAL TO 'HE 5i7CS lNnir:AT?3 ON tHE Pl A\c;.
 KSY5 IN FOOTING SHALL Bi- fORMLO. N01 IOO.-LO ;>i.


CON.CBH.E
1. SONCRETC CONTRACTOR SiiW.L NOT POUB COMCTCIE IN AIM:RS[: WUTIIilR COND'TIONS OR
WHEh, SUCH ;S FDRECACT FOR THE TIME PERIOD F3LLOW1UG THE POUR. UNLE'?3 PROPEB
CUR1W. h? i'ROIECTOii IS PROV;01;l> CO.^INUOUSLY UNIIL CONCHlLlL OlLVI-LDI'B 'IS ULSIuN
STRENGTH.
 T N.i.C.
'i. OPENING &;tS AidB I.OC'irlON'i FOR IWE5. OUC1';. L11; . WH&N <iHOWkJ, AKL FOU Ui-hiiiRAL
jNFORMATIBN ONLY AND SHALL Bt V^RIFIbU NITH MtC:HANH;AL URAWIMys BLi-OKi FOSMIWG
j. CONCFtiLli. UON'RACIUR SHALL BUPEfluBE UIECH-lhJICil. WfWs ••IWWGING PIF'.lfG,
ELECTRIOH. CON3UIT, FIXTURE INSERTS. ANCHORS, ETC., PASSING THROUUH CONCRETE. SWs
SHfiLl BE CUT OR 015PLACEO UNLESS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARf AMS TMEN ONL'- BV CONCRSIE
CONrKACTOR. MAICHiNG BARS EaUAL TO CU" BARS SHALL BE H03EO WITH PROPER LAPS AN3
EMEEOME^jTS. ;L£1R DfSTANSE BETITCEN SLEEVES SHALL BE » MIN5UUM OF 8".
 tONCRElE. fftOS. £'[:.. SHAU 9E. Ch'OVIDS-U tOR SLFPPONS 0^ ME?*NICTL LUUIPMtLNI,
WHLh REUUREO AN& N0[ SHOWN ON CKAWINUS, INFORHAWN Wir^ SI;:ES ANS LOCHIIONS 0'
SAME SHALl BE SUBMITTED 10 THE: ARCHOECT FOR ikPPROVAL


CONQRrTF: _RrjNrQRCryFNT
1 RElNrCRCINC 3AHS WW. CONFCmM TO ASTM SPECIHCAilOMS II 615: ALL &«F;S, W?E 60
2. AODITIOM'4. EARS SHALL Bi PROVIOEO, m0 fS WHEN MO' KOTEO ON [iRAWINGS. ABOUND
ALL OPENINGS IN W/iLLS. CORNEfi SWS MfiTCHING TO HORiZONTAL eASS SHALL BE FROVIOEO
AT AIL WALLS. FOOTING AND GRABS BEAM CORMERS AND INFEREEC'SOtiS.
 ALL LWS. WHEN NOT O.UENSIONED ON CRAWINGS, SHAli. BE 48 3W OIWETCR AN; NCT
LE.SS IHhH 24".
4. flEINFORCIUG BARS WE TO BE PLACED ON CHA'SS OR CTi.iEf? ACCESSOHIE5 TO INSUF?E
PRO°ER PIACE^EMT. REINFORCING SHlkLL NOT BE PL'LLED OS MU&OED IM Pb'iCE. ^ BASEMENT PLAN (NO WORK REFERENCE ONLY) FIRST FLOOR DEMOLITION PLAN
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 DEMOUTION NOTES

 DEMQLJTION NOTES OAMAGE
 NEW AMD EXISTING CONDITIONS AND D! MENSIONS,. EACH.CONTRACTOR AND PROMPTLY REPAIR OAMASeS CAUSED TO ADJACENT FAOLmES BY DEMOLmON WORK,
 SUBCONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY NEW A^D/OR EXISTING CONOIT10NBAND NEW AND/OR
 EXISTING OIWfENSlONSAT THE S!TE FOR ALL WORK ADJOINING THAT OF OTHER TRADES FLAME CUTTING.
 AND NOTIFY THE ARCHITECT FOR ANY ADVERTISED ANO/OR 0]SCREPANC!ES PRIOR TO OO't.FofUSECumNG TORCHES FOR REMOVAL UNTILWORKEO AREA !S CLEARED OF
 STARTiNOWORK. FLAMMABLE MATERIALS. AT CONCEALED SPACES. SUCH AS INTERIOR OF DUCTS AND
 PIPE SPACE, VERIFY CONDITION OF HIDDEN SPACE BEFORE STARTING FLAME
 CQNDmQNS.OF,STRUCTU.RES; OPERATIONS. MAINTAIN PORTABLE FIRE SUPPRESSION DEVICES OUfifNG FLAME
 OWNER ASSUMES RESP'a MS I BiLJTC FOR ACTUAL COND110N OF ITEKS OR STRUCTURE OPERATIOMS.
 TO BE DEMOLISHED. CONOtTIONS EXISTING AT TIME OF INSPECTION FOR BIDDIMG
 PURPOSEWILL BE MAINTAINED BY OWNER INSOFAR AS =>RACTiCABLE. UTILITY SERVICES'
 HOWEVER. MINOR VARIATIONS WtTHIM STRUCTURE MAY OCCUR BV OWNER'S REMOVAL M'AlhfTAlN EXISTING UTILITIES INDICATE TO REMAIN !N SERVffie AMD PROTECT THEM
 AND SALWSE OPERATIONS PRIOR TO START OF SELECTIVE DEMOLITION WORK AGAINST DAMAGE DURING OEKOUTiON OPERAWNS.
 DO HOT INTERRUPT UTILITIES SERViNG OCCUPiED OR USE FACiUTiES, EXCEPT WHEN
 PROTEGTiONS: AUTHORIZED IN WR1TIMQ BV AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDiCTI ON, PROVIDE TEMPORARY
 PROVIDE TEMPORARY BARRICADES AND OTHER FORMS OF PROTECTION TO PROTECT SERVICES DURINQ INTERRUPTIONS TO EXISTiNQ UTILITIES, AS ACCEPTABLE TO
 OWNER AND GENERAL PUBUC FROM INJURY DUE TO SELECTWE DEMOUTIO^ WORK. GOVERNING AUTHORiTIES.
 PROVIDE INTERIOR AMD EXTERIOR SHORIMG, BARACING, OR SUPPORT TO PREVENT
 MOVEMENT, SETTLEMENT, OR COLLAPSE OF STRUCTURE OR ELEMENT TO BE GENERAL OEM.O LITI DM. NOTE B:
 DEMOLISHED AND ADJACENT FACILITIES OR WORK TO REMAIN, PROTECT FROM DAMAGE
 EXISTING FIMSHUTORK THAT IS TO REMAIN IN PLACE AND BECOMES'EXPOSEO DURING •HE ABOVE KLPR£:';1:N[ATION Oh !HL LXISI'C caMSI^UCIt.D ^ORIION^ Oi- 7HL
 DEMOUTiON OPERATIONS. PROTECT FLOORS WiTH SUITABLE COVERINGS WHEN BUH-OIN-G FLOOR PLAN DO NOT REPRESENT THE "AS SUILT" PORTIONS OF THE:
 NECESSARY. PFiOUIOE TEMPORARY WEATHER PROTECTION DURiNO iNTESVW. BETWEEN ACIUAL EXI'sI'C CONDIIIONy. ijU I ULNERALLY K£tLLC1 !HE OKICINAL DLLilGN
 DEMOUTION AND REMOVAL OP EXISTING CONSTRUCTION ON EXTER!OR SURFACEATO IN[i_NI OF IKE PKOh'O^EC WOWK. SHE CO*<!RACIOR ST. FHLIK
 JNSTALIATION OF NEVU CONSTRUCTION TO ENSURE THftT NO WATER LEAKAGE OR 5UB-CONTRACTORS SHALL BE: RCSPOhSiOLC rOR FIELD VERIFYING ALL
 DAMAGE OCCURS TO STRUCTURE OR INTERIOR AREAS OF DUSTING BUILDING. REWtOVE EXISriNC COMD1EIONS. O^b.^iSION'a, SIZES, LOL'AriONS. KLLVAIIONy AND EX1LN1
 PROTECTION AT COMPETITION OF WORK. OF WORK IN PLACE AND YET REOU.REO OUANTITiES,
 tOCAFIONS, Cl^ARANCCS AND SO ON PRiOR TO COMvlCNCING CONSTRUCTION. A-3.0
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 COVERED PATIO
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 S" CONCRETE SLAB ON QRADE 4403 GOLF DR.
 Wl 6XB.VWIIN5 W/.W.f. MESH SKOKiE.IL.eOOTS
 2" TOP COMC. COVES (TYP.)




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 SKOKIE,iL.BW7B
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 WALL, COMT. (TYP.)
 FOOOTIMQ
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 (TYP.)




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BOOTOMOF
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 W SHALL ECTEUO FROM Tx[ IM'S [DCE TO
 A PWffl hT LUS1 ;1~ iNSttiE NE EKFEatia WALL
 USE OF Wl gjlLBING ft X' UP FROU WHCfS.
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 WALL. CONT. (TYP.) <? FBOm OF 1HC ?f;OPERff (SEE Sfff PIAN)


 'El—I
 NOTE:
 fiEMOVE EXISTING
 SHINGLES AND WARRANFf'
 UNDER NEWADDITIONS
 ROOFS.PLYWOODTOBE
 REMAINED.

 .-^~\ WALL FOUNDATION - SECTION
 SCALE: hE LB.
 (REF, A-2} A-5.0
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 ENTRY AREA
 &
 COVERED PATIO
 PROJECT ADDRESS
 4409 GOLF OR.
 SKOKIE,tL,6og76




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 1 FRONT (MORTH) ELEVATION




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 NEW ADDITION
 ENTRY AREA
 &
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 T.O.ROOF 440S KOLF DR.
 13 -a i SKOKiE,IL,60II76




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SHIbl AS REQ. i«/ 1/2" » NOTE:
15" ANCHOK EiUli A[ REMOVE EXISTING
'I'-O" O.C. 7" HIM. iNTO
COMCRf.lE MIM. ? BOI.1^
 SHINGLES AND WARRANTY
PER LENGTH 12" W,<. UNDER NEW ADDITIONS
FROM CnSNERR.
SILL SCALCR AT BOTTOM ROOFS.PLYWOOOTOBE
ALUbf'NW FLASH1NC- REMAINED.
WIU. CAP THE TOP OF
THE INSULATION
BEi.Ufl tMAOF -- --
 T.O. FLOOR
 r-3|"


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ASPHAl.'nC OAMPROOnUG •I" ?N. COM^ACIFR (;kAML)lAR HH
niGiD INSU. R-10
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SOiKiM 10 UiLVAPOR BARRIER B*;KF!LL
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 REMOVE EXISTING
 TIW SHALL EX7EN.'} f'ROI/ THE ME'3 £OCE 10 SHINGLES AND WARRANPi'
 * POI\T AT iUS] W INSrDE Wf. IWiWV WALL UNDER NEW ADDITIONS
 LINE OF IKE BUIltlNC t IG" UP fRCM Wlt[n.
 2. PSWK SPU5H BLOCKS AT (LL K)W^5P^Ut ROOFS.PLYWOODTOBE
 LOCAIIONS (:YP.) REMAINED.
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 WO WJW OF W ?tOPER^ (itE SITE P1AN)
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exist and the wer should ifiilepenvltnfly con fiivn for occuraiy. The map does not ccnstifute a regutotofy determinatian and is not a baw for engineering design. A Registered Land Surveyor shwld be comulted <a detemiine precise tocation boundaries on tliegmund.
 AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLIC NOTICE
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 STATE OF ILLINOIS ) /^ - f' }0 ^
 Case No. ^.f'^t
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COOK COUNTY ) Address- •' ^_r / <^ ^/f•/

 Request /-/^t ^kf M/^ ^ff^.^ /
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 Please complct^& return^ /t^
 affidavit by ^^A.WL ^ ^^.<
 ^ " 7 —"~

The undersigned petitioner, on oath, states:


I. That they are the owner or duly authorized agent oftlie petitioner for the property located in
Skoklc, IL, in the above noted case(s) now pending for public hearing before the Skokie Zoning
Board of Appeals or before the Skokie Plan Commission,

2. That they notified, in writing, all properties within 250 feet of the subject site by mail,
using the attached list provided by staff, no less than 15 days prior to the scheduled hearing

3. That the legal notice letter was mailed out onf V) WT
^AO/A//\ ^Uf^^(0\Ji<L
Applicant Printed Name




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Applicant Signature




Subscribed and sworn to before me on this


2*0 day of ^Q\Y _, 202S
Day fi Myinh Year
 • • • •
 Oflfctal Seal
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 Notary Publk, State of IIHnod
 Commfiilon No. 1003801
 ^V&nnmiMton Expfrw Frtrua^ 3, 2029
Notary Public^ /^AT—




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Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting Minutes
 Date: August 20, 2025
 Village of Skokie, Council Chambers


ZBA MEMBERS PRESENT: Brian O’Donnell - Chair
 Nicholas Werth- Vice-Chair
 Sean Arden, Elaine Jacobson,
 Sharon Roos-Kirkpatrick,
 David Putrus, David Solovy and
 Jay S. Trivedi

ZBA MEMBER ABSENT: Israel Pollack


STAFF PRESENT: Tyler Kobylski, Asst Corporation Council,
 Brian Augustine, Zoning Administrator, and
 Marlene Bargamian, Administrative Asst.


(I) CALL TO ORDER
 A quorum being present, Chair O’Donnell called the meeting to order at 7:31 PM.

(II) APPROVAL OF MINUTES
 A motion to approve the minutes of the May 21, 2025 meeting was made by ZBA
 member Jacobson and seconded by ZBA member Roos-Kirkpatrick.

 Ayes: Unanimous voice vote in unison

(III) RULING ON NOTICE
 Assistant Corporation Counsel Kobylski announced that notice was proper and correct.


(IV) CASE DESCRIPTION

 Case 2025-05Z – 4409 Golf Road
 A variation request from Adem Zukanovic, Sadina Zukanovic, Lejla Zukanovic, and
 Naid Zukanovic to construct an addition resulting in a 4-foot west side yard rather than
 the 6-foot minimum as required by §118-124(6) of the Skokie Village Code in an R1
 Single-Family zoning district,
 PIN: 10-14-414-001-0000

 Brian Augustine, Zoning Administrator requested that the staff report be entered into the
 record. He summarized the request for the 152-square foot addition on the west side



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 aligning with the north wall resulting in a 4-foot side yard rather than the 6-foot
 minimum. The west & south sides will be open or made of glass.

 As was mentioned in the petitioner’s statement, the neighboring property at 4417 Golf
 Road has a 4-foot east side yard for comparison. Mr. Augustine stated that the home at
 4417 Golf Road was built in 1955 and the site plan shows a 5-ft east side yard and a 6-ft
 west side yard. The building, however, was not built to the approved site plan. In 2006,
 an addition was constructed with a 6-ft east side yard, which meets the current zoning
 regulations.

 The petitioners received a Certificate of Appropriateness from the Appearance
 Commission on November 13, 2024. Staff is not in support of this request as there are
 numerous options to construct this addition that would meet side yard regulations.

 Ms. Sadina Zukanovic, property owner and petitioner spoke of living on a busy & noisy
 street across from Dunkin’ Donuts & the parking lot, the Charcoal Oven restaurant, and
 the hospital at the end of the block. They would like to enjoy the property with a covered
 patio as an extension of their dining room. Without a variance, being confined to a 9-ft
 area is too small to accommodate entertaining with friends and family. Two feet does
 make a difference. They plan to match the existing roof of the house.

 Chairman O’Donnell wanted confirmation from staff that this property is not a sub-
 standard lot. Mr. Augustine stated that there are no unique characteristics about the
 property.

 David Solovy inquired of staff the reason for denial of the request. Mr. Augustine
 answered that the majority of the findings do not meet hardship prerequisites.

 Jay Trivedi asked the about the fire safety recommendation of distance between houses.
 Staff stated that buildings can be built 3 feet from each other but the standard setback in
 an R1 residential district is 6 feet.

 Sean Arden stated that the proposed covered patio doesn’t look bad and would not look
 out of place. He commented that it is nice to enjoy the outdoors and living on busy Golf
 Road he could understand their request. He also asked if there were any neighbor
 complaints.

 Nick Werth asked if they considered constructing the addition at the rear of the house.
 Ms. Zukanovic answered that 2 bedrooms face the rear yard and she doesn’t want the
 entry to the patio walking through bedrooms.

 Chairman O’Donnell asked how long they have lived in the house. Ms. Zukanovic stated
 that they are living in this house for eleven years. They previously had a house on the
 7300 block of Kildare and decided to move back to their home country; her kids weren’t
 happy there so they moved back to Skokie.

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 Sharon Roos-Kirkpatrick asked if the neighbors had any questions. Ms. Zukanovic stated
 that they have been planning this addition for 1 ½ years and the neighbors have been
 informed and are excited for them.

 In closing, Ms. Zukanovic thanked the board for their time and hopefully an approval.

 Chairman O’Donnell commented that each case should be judged by its own merits but
 also, they must be careful not to set a precedent.

 Staff had nothing more to add.


(V) RECOMMENDATIONS AND VOTING
 A motion was made to grant the request to construct an addition resulting in a 4-foot west
 side yard instead of the required 6-foot minimum.

 Motion: Arden Second: Putrus

 Ayes: 5
 Nays: 3 (Solovy, Werth, & O’Donnell)

 A covenant is required.


(VI) ITEMS FOR COMMUNICATION
 The September 3, 2025 meeting has been cancelled due to lack of cases but there will be
 a meeting on September 17, 2025.

 All welcomed Jay S. Trivedi as the newest member of the Zoning Board of Appeals.
 Congratulations and fond farewells were given to me on my upcoming retirement after
 26+ years with the Village of Skokie; 16 years as meeting coordinator.


(VII) ADJOURNMENT
 Chair O’Donnell adjourned the meeting at 8:01 PM.


Respectfully submitted,
Marlene Bargamian,
Administrative Assistant




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