She said she previously operated a clinic in Oak Park, and continues to see clients, but not in her home. However, Village Administrator Mark Rooney said former trustee Darlene Bakk presented evidence at a board meeting in November that Burson has a website where customers can sign up for an appointment at her home. Village trustees initially indicated they would add massage therapy to a list of special uses allowed under the zoning code, but reversed course in December.
After that meeting, Rooney said he warned Burson to change the text on her website so people could not sign up for an appointment at her house. He was pushing me on the issue. Today's E-edition Sign Up for Newsletters.
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Brenda Schory. Burson won her election. The village cited her alleging she has an home massage therapy business against the zoning code. Burson said she does not see clients at her home. Article Comments. Guidelines: Keep it civil and on topic; no profanity, vulgarity, slurs or personal attacks. People who harass others or joke about tragedies will be blocked.
