Planning Commission | Campton Township IL

Proposals submitted by developers, residents, and government bodies are carefully examined for conformity with zoning law, and the best interests of the public. The Commission then issues specific recommendations to the Board on each proposal it reviews, after which the Board votes to allow or prohibit the proposal.

The Planning Commission works to regulate Campton's growth in a way that preserves the rights and interests of those who live and work in our community. The Commission's work includes its Comprehensive Land Use Plan.

Public input is welcome and encouraged; to find out about upcoming meeting dates, check our calendar or contact the Township at 630-387-1016.

WHAT WE BRING TO THE TABLE

Board Members

Anthony Bailey

Township Commissioner

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Deborah Callister

Township Commissioner

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Kelly Body

Township Commissioner

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Elizabeth Murphy

Township Commissioner

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WHO WE ARE

Assessor's Staff

Alan D. Rottmann

Township Assessor

Alan Rottmann has served as Campton Township Assessor since 1991. Mr. Rottmann has many years of experience in both Residential and Commercial assessment. A graduate of Northern Illinois University, he has also amassed several hundred credit hours of assessment education through the State of Illinois Department of Revenue, Illinois Association of Assessment Officers, and the International Property Assessment Institute.

Katy Bolger

Chief Deputy Assessor

Katy has over 15 years of experience in the Assessment field. As Chief Deputy, she assists the Assessor in all facets of the assessment process, including mass-appraisal, office administration, and responding to and serving taxpayers.

Colleen O'Brien

Deputy Assessor

Colleen is the most recent addition to our office. She covers a range of responsibilities including property inspections, data collection and entry, field photos, and taxpayer inquiries.

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HIGHWAY DISTRICT

Ongoing Projects

Motor Fuel Tax Maps are revised periodically to reflect additional roads and subdivisions that are dedicated to the Highway District to ensure that the appropriate amount of motor fuel tax revenue is disbursed to the district.

Ditch Work, Culverts, and Catch Basins. Many road drainage projects are regularly performed each year that consist of excavating to shape and grade drainage ditches for proper water flow. The excavator is used to remove or add culvert ends, to clear and clean culvert openings, install or replace culverts, to install drain tiles, and to install or repair catch basins. After these operations are completed, shaping and grading is done before adding under-matting for gravel or stone such as large rip/rap or smaller 3” rock. Finally, soil is spread where needed and grass seed is then applied.