Don't Miss These Upcoming IMLA Teleconferences
The Illinois Municipal Lawyers Association has organized a busy month of teleconferences to provide information on current municipal legal issues (described below). For more information and to sign up for one or more of these conferences, visit IMLA's website.
March 12 - Land Use: Really Truly, the Ugliest and Most Obnoxious Uses — You have them but you don't want them: massage parlors, payday loan shops, tattoo parlors, medical marijuana dispensaries, hookah lounges, backyard chicken coops, student housing, fortune tellers, and more. Hear from a widely-published author on what is going on with local regulation and in the courts to control these bothersome uses. Guest speaker Amy Lavine is a staff attorney at the Government Law Center of Albany Law School. She was a cum laude graduate of Albany Law, and during her time at the law school, she was a member of the Albany Law Journal of Science and Technology. She has authored and coauthored several articles on land use, local government and eminent domain, in publications such as the New York State Bar Association Government, Law and Policy Journal and The Urban Lawyer. She also received a Certificate of European and International Legal Studies from the University of Paris X in Nanterre, France.
March 14 - Telecom: Cell Tower Leases, Extensions and Buyouts: Protecting Your Municipality While Maximizing Revenues.
March 21 - Personnel: To Muzzle and Not to Muzzle, That is the Question: Recent Developments Involving Public Officials and Employee Speech.
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