Administration Department
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Staff & Services
| Steven S. Stricker Village Administrator (630) 654-8181 Ext. 2000 Email: sstricker@burr-ridge.gov |
Lisa Scheiner Assistant Village Administrator (630) 654-8181 Ext. 2010 Email: lscheiner@burr-ridge.gov |
| Barbara Popp Executive Secretary (630) 654-8181 Ext. 2020 Email: bpopp@burr-ridge.gov |
Karen Thomas Principal Office Clerk/Village Clerk (630) 654-8181 Ext. 2030 Email: kthomas@burr-ridge.gov |
Kellie Feehan |
Victoria Marek Part-time Receptionist (630) 654-8181 Ext. 2070 Email: vmarek@burr-ridge.gov |
| Janet Kowal Part-time Events Coordinator (630) 654-8181 Ext. 2120 Email: jkowal@burr-ridge.gov |
The Village Administrator is the Chief Administrative Officer of the Village and reports to the Mayor and Board of Trustees on the management and operation of all affairs and departments of the Village.
The Assistant to the Administrator prepares the Burr Ridge Briefs and Burr Ridge Business Briefs newsletters, oversees the content and organization of the Village web site, maintains the local cable access Bulletin Board (Channel 6 & Channel 99) as well as other communications to the general public; acts as staff liaison to the Environmental Quality Commission and Downtown Burr Ridge Events Planning Committee.
The Executive Secretary serves as secretary to the Village President, Village Administrator and other administrative staff; acts as the Village health and liability insurance claims coordinator; acts as the staff liaison to the Board of Fire and Police Commissioners.
The Principal Office Clerk maintains the Village's records, responds to requests made under the Freedom of Information Act, processes special assessments, liquor license applications, and water and sewer recaptures.
The Receptionist greets visitors at the front counter, answers the telephone, processes service requests and the daily mail.
TO: Acting Village President, Trustees, Village Attorney and Village Clerk
FROM: Village Administrator Steve Stricker and Staff
DATE: April 12, 2013
SUBJECT: Administration Weekly Memo
Plan Commission Meeting – Monday, April 15, 7:30 p.m.
The next Plan Commission meeting is scheduled on Monday, April 15, at 7:30 p.m.
Village Board Meeting – Monday, April 22, 7:00 p.m.
Please be reminded that the next Village Board meeting is scheduled on Monday, April 22, at 7:00 p.m. It is very important that all Board members attend. With the cancellation of the April 8 meeting, the agenda for the April 22 meeting will be extensive.
Brush Chipping North of 79th Street – Week of April 15
Please be reminded that the spring curbside brush chipping program for residences north of 79th Street begins on Monday, April 15.
BFPC Meeting Cancelled
Due to a lack of agenda items, the Board of Fire and Police Commissioners meeting scheduled on April 17 has been cancelled.
Arbor Day Tree Planting – Saturday, April 20, 10:00 a.m.
In conjunction with Arbor Day Week (April 21-27, 2013), the Village has partnered with the Pleasant Dale Park District for a day of related activities, including the annual tree planting by Village Arborist Gary Gatlin. The planting is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, April 20, at Savoy Club Park, 79th Street east of County Line Road, and Gary will be assisted by Boy Scout Troop 69.
Space Needs Committee Meeting Rescheduled – Monday, April 22, 6:00 p.m.
The next Space Needs Committee meeting is scheduled on Monday, April 22, at 6:00 p.m.
Brush Chipping South of 79th Street – Week of April 22
Please be reminded that the spring curbside brush chipping program continues for residences south of 79th Street, beginning on Monday, April 22.
Veterans Memorial Committee Meeting – Wednesday, April 24, 4:00 p.m.
The next Veterans Memorial Committee meeting is on Wednesday, April 24, at 4:00 p.m.
E-9-1-1 Board Meeting – Tuesday, April 23, 7:00 p.m.
The next E-9-1-1 Board meeting is scheduled on Tuesday, April 23, at 7:00 p.m.
Burr Ridge Named “Tree City USA” for 19th Year
I am pleased to report that the Arbor Day Foundation announced that Burr Ridge, Illinois, is once again a “Tree City USA” community for its commitment to urban forestry. It is the 19th year that Burr Ridge has earned this national honor from the Arbor Day Foundation, the nation’s largest non-profit organization dedicated to planting trees. The notification letter from John Rosenow, Chief Executive of the Arbor Day Foundation, and the Foundation’s press release for this announcement are available for review at the Village Hall.
March Building Report
The Building Report for the month of March, prepared by Building & Zoning Assistant Julie Tejkowski, is available for review at the Village Hall. The report shows the following building permits issued during the month:
- 3 New Single Family Residential in the amount of $1,670,400
- 6 Residential Additions/Alterations in the amount of $231,038
- 1 Non-Residential Additions/Alterations in the amount of $553,665
A year-to-date grand total of 27 permits were issued for a year-to-date construction value of $6,909,245.
IML Statehouse Briefings
The Illinois Municipal League’s Statehouse Briefings dated April 8, April 9 and April 11 are available for review at the Village Hall.
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For other copies of the Village Administrator's Update please email bpopp@burr-ridge.gov.
Municipal Code
The Municipal Code of Burr Ridge is a codification of the Village Ordinances. Since Ordinances are passed, modified or repealed on an ongoing basis, the Municipal Code is typically updated each month.
- Chapter 1 - General Provisions
- Chapter 2 - Administration
- Chapter 3 - Commissions, Boards and Committees
- Chapter 4 - Alarm Systems
- Chapter 6 - Animals
- Chapter 7 - Special Flood Hazard Areas
- Chapter 8 - Stormwater Run-off
- Chapter 9 - Sexually Oriented Businesses
- Chapter 12 - Public Ways & Property
- Chapter 14 - Utilities in ROW
- Chapter 17 - Food Dealers - Regulations & Inspections
- Chapter 25 - Liquor Control
- Chapter 32 - Motels
- Chapter 35 - Motor Vehicles
- Section 1 - Definitions
- Section 3 - Certificates of Titles and Registration of Vehicles
- Section 10 - Penalty
- Section 11 - Obedience to and Effect of Traffic Laws (Rules of the Road)
- Section 12 - Equipment
- Section 14 - Abandoned Motor Vehicles
- Section 15 - Vehicle Weight Restriction on Certain Streets
- Section 600 - Snowmobiles
- Section 1101 - Child Passenger Protection
- Chapter 38 - Nuisances
- Chapter 39 - Property Maintenance
- Chapter 41 - Offenses
- Chapter 42 - Weapons
- Chapter 43 - Purchasing
- Chapter 44 - Smoking Ban
- Chapter 48 - Raffles
- Chapter 50 - Refuse Control
- Chapter 55 - Signs
- Chapter 56 - Solicitors
- Chapter 57 - Trees
- Chapter 58 - Water Works System
- Chapter 59 - Sewer Systems
- Chapter 60 - Taxation
