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r ,, Mlnutes ot Regular Council Meeting Page thrae REPORT OF VILIAGE TREASURER ODNALD LAMB December io, 1978 Hanson moved, seconded by Crichton, that Counci! retify Treasurer Lamb's investa�ot of bi43,032.75 at 10.05� for two months. Motfpn carr(ed unanimously. Discusston of other financial matters in lamb's memo of 12-7-78 deforred to a later meettng. 6THER BUSINESS North Suburban Youth Service Bureau Councti discussed the North 5uburben Youth Service Bureau program . with,Chr9s Clausen, Director. Clausen reported that the school dts- trict has �ot, to date, Incfuded the NSYSB in (ts budget; does refer students to the Bureau. Clausen described the program as one of "fnter�entlon", rather than "prevention" or "correetton"; treats or counseis youth fo� acts tor xhich they would otherwise go to court; prtv�te, psycholaglsts and psychiatrists are an alternatfve to the program; prog�a�a is voluntary - no one ts committed to go to N5YS8; social vrorkers work wtth the NSYSB. Some concerns Nere expr�ssed by Councii re City support of the NSYSB service, over others whfch may also be beneficial to City resldents; suggested the program may be better subsidized as a judicial system item or poss(bty purchased privately; not sure It ts the Ylllage°s responsibifity; a possible duplication o# efforts by other agenciss; queried its effectiveness. Hanson referred Counci! to the Finance Committee's recommen.dat�on of approval of Vtllage parttclpatlon (n the program; noted that the Public Safety Commitfiee does not concur that the City shouid parti- cipate. Hanson moved, seconded by Wingert, that Councll authortze payment of E2,339.00 fio the Norfh Suburban Youth Serviee Bureau as Arden Hill's 1979 part►ctpation in the program. Motion did rtot carry (Hanson voting fn favor of the motion; Wingert, Crichton, Woodburn, Crepeau voting in opposltion). • Crichton suggested that some ponding area may 6e eligible fo� -3- Crichton reported that Scholi's has suggested that Ctty accept an approximate .8 acre strlp along the east stde ot the Scholl's property, adjacent to Round Lake, (between sewer easement and fence) as tulfillment of its park dedication. Crichton explafned the area coufd eventually be utilfzed for a pathaay, if Council deslred; prop�rties north and south of the Schall's property are no# developed to date, conse- quently, the property has no access at the present time. Park Commfttee �ioes not have trail planned for.this area. Council concurred that the approxtmate .8 acre strip would not be acceptable as satisfaction of Scholl's park dedfcation requirements; Crichton to pursue cash dedlcafion. B. Case No. 78-17, Easfistde Beverag_e Crichton reporfed that. Eastside Beverage has inqutred if raad easement for Grey Fox Road is acceptable as park dedicatio��. After discusston, It was Council's concensus thet the road easement area be subtracted from p�operty Defore calculating park dedlcatfon. C. Case No. 78-8. Wvnrtd4e Grtchton descrtbed the Wynridge totai area 'to be 29.73 ac�es; Outlot A(1.83 acres), as well as trfangie (.18 acres) _ 2.01 acres to be deeded to the Village; balance due City based on 10� dedicafiion is .96 acres.