VOTE OBSTRUCTIONISTS OUT
Enough is enough. Any Village Board Member that does not represent the best interest of the residents must be removed by the residents. Read for yourself exactly how 3 Village Board Trustees, following their own political agenda, obstructed the proposed Culvers Restaurant in the old Jewel Plaza.
https://www.olympia-fields.com/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Item/829?fileID=1606
MANY PUBLIC SERVANTS WILL BE UP FOR RE-ELECTION IN ANOTHER YEAR
Don’t wait until the last minute. Start assessing the performance of incumbent candidates now.
During their term:
- Were their decisions in the best interest of the needs of Homeowners or employees?
- Were they non-partisan?
- Were they interactive with the citizens or did you only see them when they wanted your vote?
STATE OF THE VILLAGE REPORT
Click the link below to read the 2021 State Of the Village Report from Village President Stoney Burke.
AMAZON'S CHICAGO AREA EXPANSION WAS FUELED BY $741 MILLION FROM TAXPAYERS
To help pay for its vast expansion, the company and its developers have won at least $741 million in taxpayer-funded incentives in northeast Illinois alone, according to a Better Government Association/WBEZ investigation.
Oak Lawn corruption allegedly tied to Olympia Fields
Two south suburban politicians allegedly used their political funds to donate $2,500 each after allegedly receiving the same amount from State Senator Michael Hastings
Michael Hastings contribution ( 3-22-2017 )
Michael Hastings contribution ( 3-24-2017 )
Illinois Sunshine / Olympia Fields
MUNICIPAL CODE - ARTICLE II
WEED REGULATIONS
Sec. 15-16. - Duty to cut weeds.
(a) The owner or person in charge of or controlling real property shall cut weeds on the property at such times as is necessary so that the weeds do not exceed six (6) inches in height.
(b) The term "weeds" shall have the same definition as used in the BOCA National Property Maintenance Code (the edition in effect for the village) and shall include dandelions...
Sec. 15-17. - Abatement of weed violations.
If the owner or person in charge of or controlling real property refuses or neglects to cut weeds in excess of the applicable height limitation, the village shall be authorized to have its employees or its authorized agent cut the weeds...
Sec. 15-18. - Cost of weed cutting; lien rights.
The owner of the real property on which weeds have been cut by the village or its agent shall be responsible for the payment of all costs incurred by the village. If the owner fails to pay the costs incurred by the village, then the village shall be authorized to record a lien against the property as provided in the Illinois Municipal Code
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