S-188 - 06/10/1969 - BOARDS & COMMISSION - Ordinances _37%A ►0, tq(V
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AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING
AN OFFICIAL COMPREHENSIVE PLAN- AND OFFICIAL MAP
FOR THE VILLAGE OF OAKBROOK ,��
DU PAGE COUNTY, ILLINOIS
Whereas, the President and Board of Trustees"' of-the Village o f4y
Oakbrook have heretofore initiated the preparation of an Official
Comprehensive Plan and Official Map for the Village of Oakbrook by
requesting the Plan Commission of the Village of Oakbrook to prepare
such an Official Comprehensive Plan and Official Map; and
Whereas, the Plan Commission for the Village of Oakbrook, pur-
suant to said request, has made a thorough and comprehensive study
of the economic and physical factors of the Village of Oakbrook;
and
Whereas, the Plan Commission for the Village of Oakbrook has
had the benefit of the services of traffic consultants and land
planners, and the same have furnished the Village with a zoning
ordinance, a zoning district map, including the area within one
and one-half (1-1/2) miles of the Village of Oakbrook, and unin-
corporated territory, and proposed amendments to the zoning ordin-
ance of the Village of Oakbrook and subdivision control regulations
and a proposed ordinance for the same all to aid the Plan Commission
in the development of an Official Comprehensive Plan and Official
Map for, the Village of Oakbrook; and
Whereas, pursuant to the statutes of the State of Illinois made
and provided, the Plan Commission held a public hearing on April 14,
1969, on the proposed Official Comprehensive Plan and Official Map
for the Village of Oakbrook; and
Whereas, the Plan Commission for the Village of Oakbrook has
submitted to the corporate authorities of the Village of Oakbrook
its recommendations for the adoption of an Official Comprehensive
Plan and Official Map for the Village of Oakbrook, all in conform-
ance with the provisions of the statutes of the State of Illinois
as made and provided; and
Whereas not ;Wore than ninety'.'(90). days" have' elapsed since tY�� ` , r
hearing on' said proposed Offici' 0,inp phe#�s ve . Plan and, Official ;:
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NOWT THEREFOREf BE IT ORDAINED the-President. and':Board _4
Trustees of the Village of Oakbrook. th t$o ;�fficial .,Com rehenss v
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Plan and Official Map recommended .by the=..'.P�F-nI Commission of..the
Village of }arook; a together t�ith, almpsd*report$ prepgsd�
in conjunct `q } ;therewithr be: andathe°;� nne x_ hereby formally. adPp
as the Offict I- Comprehensive Plan and_ Off3c, il;, Map, attached'hereto
as Exhibit -"A" the corporate authorities ,,of1the Village of Oak-
Brook as the Official Comprehensive Plan and Official Map of the
Village of Oakbrook.
BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED that copies of said recommendations,
reports and maps constituting the Official Comprehensive Plan and
Official Map of the Village of Oakbrook shall be kept on file with
the Village Clerk of the Village of Oakbrook, and a notice of the
�- adoption of such Official Comprehensive Plan and Official Map for
the Village of Oakbrook shall be placed on file with the Recorder
of Deeds of DuPage County, Illinois; that this ordinance shall be
in full force and effect, pursuant to the provisions of the statutes , ,
of the State of Illinois made and provided, ten (10) �days after the
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date of the filing of said notice of the adoption of the Official
Comprehensive Plan and Official Map ,with, the* Recorder of Deeds of
DuPage County, Illinois,
5 All ordinances or parts of ordinances-d in' `conflict with this
ordinance are hereby repealed.
PASSED and APPROVED by the President 'and Board of Trustees
of ,the Village of Oakbrook, this day of , 1969.
VILLAGE OF AKBROOK,
By
President
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Village Clerk
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I, LORRAINE E. FRICEK, Village Clerk of the Village of
Oakbrook, DuPage County, Illinois, pursuant to provisions of the
Illinois Municipal Code (Chapter 24 , Section 11-12-7 , Ill. Rev.
Stats. , 1965) , do hereby give notice that an ordinance adopting
an Official Comprehensive Plan and Official Map for the Village
of Oakbrook was passed and approved by the President and Board of
Trustees of the Village of Oakbrook at a regular meeting of said
Board on May 27 , 1969.
I further certify that the attached ordinance entitled "An
Ordinance Adopting An Official Comprehensive Plan and Official Map
For The Village of Oakbrook, DuPage County, Illinois" and attach-
ments thereto are full, true, complete and correct copies of the
same duly passed and adopted as appears from the records of my
office.
WITNESS my hand and official seal this /V _ day of ,
1969.
Vi l age Clerk
Village of Oakbrook
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THE OFFICIAL COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
OF
THE VILLAGE OF OAK BROOK
I. Description of the Village - Oak Brook is currently charac-
terized by single family dwellings, privately owned, on
relatively large residential lots. Homes of architectural
variety and character, well landscaped grounds, are typical
It is the intent of the corporate authorities and Plan Com-
mission of the Village of Oak Brook, as evidenced in public
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hearings held b these bodies to
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acter of the Village of Oak Brook and its environs and to
discourage the development of low-quality housing or high-
density housing.
Attempts are already being made to develop both multi-family
and high-rise buildings in the unincorporated areas on the
periphery of Oak Brook. These efforts are considered neither
desirable nor necessary and should be discouraged in every
possible way. '
The unincorporated areas on the periphery of the Village should
be encouraged to adopt zoning categories which are equivalent
to those on adjacent land in Oak Brook. These would be as
indicated on the enclosed official map.
By careful selection and location of industrial and commercial
sites, Oak Brook has succeeded in establishing a very desirable
economic balance.
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Oak Brook is currently bisected by several major highways
causing a fragmentation of the Village and traffic problems,
It is anticipated that the traffic problems will become more
severe as land lying to the west of the Village which is
currently vacant becomes developed.
In order to maintain the desirable characteristics and expand
upon them as well as solve present problems and anticipate
future problems, a comprehensive plan for the present and
future development of the Village of Oak Brook has been drawn
which includes the following:
A. "The Oak Brook Zoning Ordinance" passed and approved
March 22, 1966,
B. the official map of the Village of Oak Brook and environs
passed and approved,
C. the Ordinance establishing regulations for the subdivision
and planning of land, etc. passed and adopted on April 10,
1962,
D. any amendments made to the above ordinances.
II. The official comprehensive plan as adopted includes and recognizes
the following objectives:
A. that the character of the Village of Oak Brook and its
environs as essentially a single family residential com-
munity with large individual lots be encouraged and perpetuated.
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B. that the currently desirable economic base be maintained
and that consideration of any future annexations, rezonings,
developments, etc. take this into consideration. The
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existing ratio of industrial to residential property
provides a sound tax base and every effort should be made
to maintain this ratio as the Village develops.
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C. that it is in the interest of the Village that its
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boundaries be regular, easily identifiable and conform
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where possible to either natural or man-made lines and.
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that the eventual boundaries of the Village of Oak Brook
be as follows:
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Beginning at the southeast corner of the Village
at the intersection of Salt Creek and the DuPage
County line, from this point north following the
DuPage County line to the southern right of way
Of Roosevelt Road. West along the southern right
of way of Roosevelt Road to the intersection of
the westerly right of way of Spring Road. South
on Spring Road following the eastern boundary of
I Oak Brook Terrace. West at the northern boundary
of the Kieft property following the Oak Brook
? Terrace city line to the eastern right of way of
Route 83. South on the eastern rightcf way of
�- Route 83 to the intersection of the northern boundary i
of Ernie Pyle Estates. From this point following
j the present Oak Brook Village line to the point
where it intersects Route 83 and the southern right
of way of 22nd Street. West along the southern right
of way of 22nd Street and following the present '
Village boundary line, north to the intersection
with the southern right of way of Butterfield Road.
Southwest along the southern right of way of Butterfield
Road to a point which intersects the extention of
Fairview Avenue. From this point following the
current western boundary of Oak Brook south to the
intersection of 35th Street and Fairview Avenue.
From this point south along the eastern right of ,
way of Fairview Avenue to the intersection of Fairview
and 39th Street. East on the northern right of way
of 39th Street to the eastern right of way of Cass.
Avenue. South along the eastern right of way of
Cass Avenue to the northern right of way of Ogden
Avenue. East on the northern right of way of Ogden
across Route 83 to the intersection with the present
Hinsdale Village line. East following the
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Hinsdale Village line as published in 1969 across
York Road continuing to follow the Hinsdale boundary
to the intersection with the DuPage County line.
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It is considered desirable to annex those lands within the
defined boundaries which are not currently, in the Village
�. limits prior to their development, This will permit
Village standards to be applied as the land is developed,
D, It is in the best interest of all residents of the Village
that a local roadway system be established which is both
safe and convenient and enables children as well as adults
to move in safety throughout the Village, The system
should attempt to make it attractive for non-local traffic
to use roads which by-pass the Village and at the same
time provide for quick, safe ingress and egress for local
traffic,
E. The official comprehensive plan contemplates that the
Village and its environs shall be divided into zoning
categories as follows;
1, four (4) residential classifications
2. four (4) commercial classifications
3, three (3) office, research and assembly classi-
fications
4, one (1) office district.
The rules, regulations, and requirements of the aforesaid
districts are those included under each district in the
"Oak Brook Zoning Ordinance" as amended. The districts
are geographically shown on the official map of the
\- Village of Oak Brook which is attached hereto and by
this reference made a part hereof.
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F. It is anticipated that this comprehensive plan will be
reviewed on a regular basis and modified or altered as
necessary to make it effective in dealing with changing
conditions both within and without the Village limits.
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