Barrington Hills officials have spent years trying to come up with a solution to the commercial horse-boarding controversy sparked by a neighbor dispute and an ongoing lawsuit pitting residents against one another.
The village board recently passed a zoning text amendment aimed at resolving the controversy, but the measure was vetoed by Village President Martin McLaughlin, in what’s believed to be the first veto in village history.
The six candidates for three village trustee seats in the April 7 election recently debated the proposed solution, and McLaughlin’s veto, during an endorsement conference with the Daily Herald.
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