The Sandoval Village Board has voted to provide $80,807 in tax increment financing district money to the owners of Bub’s Tavern that are renovating the building that is believed to be the oldest in Sandoval.
The board agreed to pay for the cost of the outside work that includes tuck pointing and painting of the building. The total cost of the renovation is $118,143 and includes installation of new flooring inside.
In other action, the board approved the placement of a mobile home at 414 South Maple as requested by Lucille Dalton.
Heather Boothman approached the board to be allowed to replace a 14 by 40 foot storage shed built to look like a house as a residence in the 100 block of South Isle. Boothman was told to fill out paperwork seek zoning approval, with the zoning board to make a recommendation. Zoning Administrator Joe Lyons says the building will have to meet building codes in order to be converted into a home. Booth said she owns two adjacent homes on the property, but discovered the one they were going to live in had a fire in the attic area that makes it unsafe to inhabit.
