Village of Frankfort Plan Commission / Zoning Board of Appeals met May 8

May 8, 2025

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Village of Frankfort Plan Commission / Zoning Board of Appeals met May 8.

Here is the agenda provided by the board:

1. Call to Order

2. Roll Call

3. Approval of Minutes of April 24, 2025

4. Public Hearing: Wendy’s – Northwest Corner of Illinois Route 30/Lincoln Highway and Frankfort Square Road (Ref. 106)

Public Hearing Requests: (1) Major Change to the Cappell Commons Planned Unit Development, to amend the Final Development Plan, to construct a restaurant on Lot 3, including certain modifications from Village of Frankfort Zoning Ordinance, Landscape Ordinance, and Municipal Code requirements; (2) Special Use Permit for a carry-out restaurant; (3) Special Use Permit for a drive-up service window associated with a permitted use; and (3) Special Use Permit for extended hours of operation (open before 7:00 a.m and close after 11:00p.m..); in the B-2 Community Business District, located at the northwest corner of Illinois Route 30/Lincoln Highway and Frankfort Square Road (PIN: 19-09-24-101-028-0000).

5. Public Hearing: 122 Kansas Street (Ref. 107)

Public Hearing Requests: Six (6) variations from the Village of Frankfort Zoning Ordinance to (1) reduce the corner side yard setback (west), (2) rear yard setback (south), (3) side yard setback (east), (4) west pavement setback, (5) south pavement setback, and (6) east pavement setback in order to construct a paver patio and a rear second-floor deck for property located in the H-1 Historic District at 122 Kansas Street (PIN: 19-09-28-206-001-0000).

6. Public Comments

7. Village Board & Committee Updates

8. Other Business

9. Attendance Confirmation (May 22, 2025)

10. Adjournment

https://cms9files.revize.com/frankfortil/5.8.25%20Agenda.pdf

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