Winter -
1998
Newsletter
President’s
Corner
Dear Neighbors,
- The Darrell Road entrance into the Lakemoor Farms Subdivision entrance is
finally complete and now officially open for the resident’s use.
- The Village Board of Trustees approved the plans for our first bank within
the Village limits, Lakemoor State Bank. Construction is scheduled to
begin Spring of 1999.
- We have had a good year in the Village. There have been relatively
few problems with our sewers/roads and other infrastructures.
- The new year has begun and I wish a Happy New Year to all of our
residents. It is the residents who care for Lakemoor, who make this a
great Village.
- I am always willing to listen to any residents concerns, please don’t
hesitate to contact me at the Village Hall.
Village goes ONLINE with Web
Page
(www.lakemoor.org)
E-mail address
mailto:%20lakemoor@imaxx.net
The Village of Lakemoor is very excited about the finalization of the Web
Page. The page is in the final stage of construction and will be updated
on a regular basis.
We value our resident comments and suggestions, please don’t hesitate to call
or e-mail your inquiries. All e-mails will be replied to as quickly as
possible.
This is a new project for everyone, so please be patient and understanding in
this transition process.
We look forward to your comments and input in regard to the new web page and
the e-mail availability for our Village residents.
The
Village of Lakemoor Board of Trustees meets the 2nd and 4th Thursday’s of every
month, at 7:00 p.m. We welcome all of our residents attendance at all
Village Meetings. Come joins us!
Snowmobile Safety Reminders
- 1 - No snowmobiles are allowed in the Village Parks.
- 2 - All youths between the ages of 12-16 must have a DNR Safety
Certificate to drive a snowmobile.
- 3 - Youths between the ages of 10-12 may only operate a snowmobile if they
are accompanied by a parent, guardian, or an adult 18 years of age designated
by the parent or guardian.
- 4 - Snowmobile laws demand proper equipment including a muffler and that
State Registration be affixed on the vehicle.
- 5 - Snowmobilers must have a drivers license or safety certification and
obey all traffic sign and signals including speed limits.
- 6 - Snowmobilers are also not allowed near ice skating rinks and ice
fisherman.
- 7 - Offenses are ticketable by the DNR, County and Municipal Officers.
To learn more about the rules and registration contact the DNR in
Spring Grove. The Village Hall has on hand for residents a brochure on the
Illinois Mandatory Safety Education Programs and the Illinois Snowmobile
Registration and Safety Act Digest. Stop by and pick one up today!!
Please drive safely and be respectful of your neighbors property.
Mc Henry Nunda Public Library
News
What do you need a library for? A library provides different services
to different people with different needs.
- A mom may want to bring her kids to story-time to share the love of books
with other children.
- Working people might want a recent bestseller to read or listen to an
audiobook while commuting to work each day.
- Patrons may need to fax, photocopy or even rent a movie for the weekend!
- All these services and more are available to you at your library.
The Library will again offer tax forms to patrons – most of which are
available free of charge. These forms should be available approximately
January 15th.
Watch the newspaper and our newsletter for news of the Chicago Wolves Reading
Program which offers young people incentives for reading. (program dates January
12th – March 6th)
The Mc Henry Nunda Library is located at 813 W. Route 120 (at Lily Lake Road.
Mundelein Jensen
Disposal makes every effort to pick up all the Village resident’s garbage on the
scheduled pick up day (Friday). Please remember we have a
limited garbage service, and additional garbage stickers are available at
the Village Hall. If you require a special pick-up, call Mundelein Jensen
Disposal at 847-566-5159.
If you are missed for any reason, please call the Village Hall can we
reschedule a pick-up.
Village Hall Hours
The Village Hall is open Monday through Friday from the hours of 7:00
a.m. until 5:00 p.m.
Village Telephone Numbers
Village Hall 385-1117
Public Works 385-2936
Police 911
Police (non-emergency)
385-4111
Moving???
All residents have the responsibility of notifying the Billing
Department prior to moving. The billing will be updated accordingly, thus
eliminating billing errors due to lack of notification of pending moving
date.
Election Petition Packets are Available
Petition packets are available at the Village Hall for anyone interested
in running for a Village Trustee seat in the April 13, 1999 election.
Three trustee seats are up for re-election.
See the Village Clerk for informational packets.
Superintendent Public Works, Charles
Schmidt
Now that winter has arrived, I would like to offer some snow removal tips for
all of our residents.
- Please no parking on Village streets after 2“ of snowfall. It is
much more difficult for plowing and clean-up after a snowfall. Vehicle’s
in the roadway hinder the snowplowing efforts for all our residents.
- When snowfall comes in conjunction with garbage pick-up day it is very
difficult to maneuver around the trash containers. Please remove them
from the roadway as quickly as possible.
- Please instruct children to not play in the piles of snow following
removal. It is dangerous when the plows return to push back the snow or
remove the snow if required.
- If you have a fire hydrant on or near your property, be sure to leave the
hydrant exposed and not covered by snow for obvious safety reasons.
- The Village is responsible to snowplow all dedicated Village Roads, but
the owner’s are responsible to maintain the mailboxes free of snow for
delivery by the postal employees.
- Please be patient, we will make every effort to clean all the
roadways. If you feel your roadway has been missed, we wouldn’t miss any
road on purpose, please call the Village Hall.
Reminder: Please check the ice thickness on Lily Lake before
allowing children to play or ice-skate on the lake. All children should be
supervised at all times when out on the lake. Please use caution at all
times.
Chief of Police, Ted Bracke
Are you interested in the Neighborhood Watch Program?? Questions??
Contact Sergeant Iverson or Chief Ted Bracke for additional
information.Winter Safety:
It is that time again when our children are going to and from school during
dusk and late afternoon hours. Please have your children wear light
colored outer garments when going to school, and as you are driving during
theses winter months please drive very safely. Don’t forget all children
under the age of 6 must be secured in some type of restraints while in a
vehicle.
Residential Burglar Alarms:
Lakemoor Police Department is requesting assistance from any homeowner who
have residential burglar alarms. Please notify us of the alarm company
name, address and telephone number, your daytime telephone number, name,
address and telephone numbers of any keyholders when you are not home or gone
for a period of time. (This will assist us when you have a house watch set
up for vacations, etc.)
Please stop by the Police Department with the information or mail the
information to the attention of Chief Bracke or Sergeant Iverson.
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