HomeMy WebLinkAbout05/01/1973 VB minutes MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
OF THE
MAYOR AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES
May 1~ 1973
CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Teichert called the meeting to order at 8:17 P.M.
INVOCATION
Trustee Furst gave the invocation.
ROLL CAL£
Present upon roll call: Ahern Anderson Furst Link
Richardson Scholten Teichert
APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS
Regular Meeting April 3, 1973: Trustee~Furst, seconded
Dy '±'rus~ee ~cno±ven, movem ~ne minutes of the regular
meeting April 3, 1973 be approved as submitted.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Ahern Anderson Furst Richardson
Scholten
Pass: Link
Motion carried.
Trustee Richardson, seconded by Trustee Ahern, moved
the minutes of the Spe'cial M~eting April 5~ 1973~be
approved as submitted.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Ahern Anderson Furst Link
Richardson Scholten
Motion carried.
Trustee Scholten, seconded by Trustee Furst, moved the
minutas of the Special Meeting April 19~ 1973 be
approved as submitted.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Ahern An~erson Furst Scholten
Pass: Link Richardson
Motion carried.
Trustee Link, seconded by Trustee Scholten, moved the
minutes of the Special Meeting April 24, 1973 be
approved as submitted.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Ahern Anderson Furst Link
Scholten
Pass: Richardson
Motion carried.
Trustee Richardson, seconded by Trustee Ahern, moved the
minutes of the Special Meetin$ April 26, 1973 be
approved as sabmitted.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Aher~ Anderson Furst Link
Scholten
Pass: Richardson
Motion carried.
Trustee Ahern, seconded by Trustee Scholten, moved to
ratify the action taken at the special meetings of
April 5, 19, 24 and 26, 1973.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Ahern Anderson Furst Link
Richardson Scholten
Motion carried.
Norma Murauskis, 1826 Pheasant Trail, Mount Prospect,
Ill. appeared before the Board to request Board recon-
sideration of the action taken April 26th, at the special
meeting called for the purpose of holding public hearings
on annexations of property located south of Algonquin
Road, east of Nordic Road and south of Carboy Road, and
property located at the northwest,corner of the inter-
section of Elmhurst Road and Oakton Street. No further
action was taken.
OATH OF OFFICE - LIBRARY DIRECTORS
The Village Clerk gave the oath of office to Miriam Star
and Jack Anderson, the newly-elected Lib~'ar~ Directors.
APPROVAL OF BILLS
General $159,125.70
Parking System Revenue ~ 1,947.70
Waterworks & Sewerage
Depr. Impr. & Ext. 12,940.21
Operation & Maintenance 21~128.27
$~95,141.88
Trustee Richardson, seconded by Trustee Link, moved for
approval of the above bills.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Ahem Anderson Furst Link
Richardson Scholten ~--~
Motion carried.
ADOPTION OF THE BUDGET
Trustee Richardson, seconded by Trustee Link, moved for
passage Of Resolution 20-73
A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR 1973 - 1974
Upon roll call: Ayes: Ahem Anderson Furst Link
Richardson Scholten Teichert
Motion carried.
Trustee Anderson, Sec6nd~d by Trustee Furst, moved to
award a contract for thermoplastic 8" width stripping
for crosswalk marking to the 10w bidder, Perma-line Corp.
of America in the amount of $4,165.00., and that all
other bid checks be returned.
Trustee Anderson, seconded by Trustee Scholten, moved
to award the contract for replacement of damaged curb
and gutters to the low bidder, North Shore Cement Co.
in the amount of $15,435,
Upon roll call: Ayes: Ahern Anderson Furst Link
Richardson Scholten
Motion carried.
May 1, 1973
Trustee ~Anderson, seconded by Trustee Scholten, moved
that all bid checks be returned to the bidders with the
exception of the successful bidder.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Ahern Anderson Furst Link
Richardson Scholten
· Motion carried.
Trustee Richardson, seconded by Trustee Link, moved to
award the contract for resurfacing Albert and George
Streets between Central Road and Northwest Highway to
the low bidder, Glaze Construction Co., in the amount of
$19,889.25.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Ahern Anderson Furst Link
Richardson Scholten
Motion carried.
Trustee Ahern, seconded by Trustee Furst, moved to waive
the rules for the purpose of bringing to the Board for
action two dedications, one for Burning Bush and the
other an easement for the Well #16 property.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Ahern Anderson Furst Link
Richardson Scholten
Motion carried.
Trustee ~ink, seconded by Trustee Furst, moved to authorize
the Mayor to sign and the Clerk to attest the dedication
of the east half of Burning Bush which required the
cooperation of the Arc~bishop of Chicago and River Trails
Park District.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Ahern Anderson Furst Link
Richardson Scholten
Motion carried.
Trustee Scholten, seconded by Trustee Richardson, moved to
authorize the Mayor to sign and the Clerk to attest the
Foxboro plat of eese~- (Algonquin and Busse Industrial
Park) Imperial Court and Busse Roads.
Mayor Teichert proclaimed the week of May 6 through
May 12 as Fire Service Recognition Week within the Village
of Mount Prospect as a tribute to our skilled and courageous
firemen. ~ ·
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN REPORTS
Trustee Anderson, seconded by Trustee Scholten, moved to
waive the rules to consider a matter not on the agenda -
Simmons Engineering petition.- Case 73-4A.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Ahern Anderson Furst Link
Richardson Scholten
Motion carried.
Trustee Anderson, seconded by Trustee Scholten, moved the
Board concur with the findings of the Building Committee
and Board of Appeals in recommending granting of the
variations set forth in Case.~3-4A~ and that the easement
be in accordance with the form approved by the Village
Attorney.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Ahern Anderson Furst Link
Richardson Scholten
Motion carried.
Trustee Richardson, seconded by Trustee Furst, moved that
the bid checks for resurfacing Albert and George Streets
May 1, 1973
be returned to all bidders with the exception of the low
bidder, Glaze Construction Co.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Ahern Anderson Furst Link Richardson Scholten
Motion carried.
Trustee Richardson, seconded by Trustee Furst, moved for
passage of Ordinance ~2421:
AN ORDINANCE CREATING ONE ADDITIONAL CLASS "W"
LIQUOR LICENSE
(Romance Restaurant & Pizzeria have requested a beer~and
wine license.)
Upon roll call: Ayes: Anderson Fur~t Link Richardson
Scholten
Nays: Ahern
Motion carried.
Trustee Ahern, seconded by Trustee Richardson, moved to
waive the rules requiring two readin§s of each of the
following three or'dinances pertai~nin§ to property known
as The Colony, Chicago Title and Trust Company, as Trustee
under Trust No. 43076.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Ahern Anderson Furst Link Richardson Scholten
Motion c~rried.
Trustee Ahern, seconded by Trustee Richardson, moved for
passage of Ordinance No. 2422:
AN ORDINANCE GRANTING SPECIAL USES FOR PROP;~RTY GENERALLY
LOCATED AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF THE INTERSECTION OF
ELMHURST ROAD AND OAKTON STREET IN THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT
PROSPECT
Upon roll call: Ayes: Ahern Anderson Furst Link Richardson Scholten
Motion carried.
Trustee Link, seconded by Trustee Scholten, moved for
passage of Ordinance No. 2423:
AN ORDINANCE GRANTING VARIATIONS FOR PROPERTY LOCATED
NORTNWEST OF ELMHURST ROAD AND OAKTON STREET IN THE VILLAGE
OF MOUNT PROSPECT
Upon roll call: Ayes: Ahern Anderson F~rst Link Rich'ardson Scholten
Motion carried.
Trustee Furst, seconded by Trustee Link, mov~d for passage
of Ordinance No. 242~:
AN ORDINANCE GRANTING A SPECIAL USE PERMIT~m,}N THE ~ATURE OF A PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT
Upon roll call: Ayes: Ahern Anderson Furst Link Richardson Scholten
Motion carried.
May 1, 1973
ccompanying Ordinance No. 2424 were certain restrictive
covenants. Trustee Link, seconded by Trustee Anderson,
moved that the Mayor be authorized to sign and the Clerk
to attest the restri-ctive c.ovenants, identified as
"Exhibit C" and made a part of Ordinance No. 2424.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Ahern Anderson Furst Link
Richardson Scholten
Motion. carried.
Trustee Anderson, seconded by Trustee Scholten, moved
the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign and attest
the Colony plat of subd~ivision..
Upon roll call: Ayes: Ahern Anderson Furst Link
Richardson Scholten
Motion carried.
There being no further old business to come before the
Village Board, the meeting adjourned sine-die.
OATHS OF OFFICE NEWLY-ELECTED VILLAG~E OFFICIALS
Village Clerk Donald W. Goodman was sworn in by the
Deputy C~erk, and following, the Clerk gave the oaths
of office to Mayor Robert D. Teichert, Trustees Donald
B. Furst, Errol Richardson, Patrick Link and R~chard N.
Hendricks.
INVOCATION
The invocation was given by Robert Teichert, Jr.
ROLL. CALL
Present upon roll call: Anderson., Furst ~endr4cks Link
Richardson Scholten Teichert
Motion carried.
MAYOR'S STATE OF THE VILLAGE ADDRESS
Tonight, with the formation of a new Village Board, it
is appropriate and necessary tha:t we confirm what we
are and who we are, and that'we establish where we are
going.
What we are is not a debatable subject but rather
mere)y a recognition that Mount Prospect exists as a
community with a certain configuration, specific attri-
butes, and definable characteristics. All of these are
the results of policies and actions undertaken by
Village officials over the past 56 years.
It is not possible, nor is it proper, to compare the
activities of .the various Village~Board which have
contributed to what]we are today. Mount .Prospect, as
we know it now, is the result of ¢'ollective and consecu-
tive action by many dedicat.ed persons.
What we are is a community of 50,000 people, situated in
an exploding urban complex, reacting to circumstances
beyond our control, but surviving better than most. We
are a mixture of single family, m~lti~family, commercial,
industrial, and open space properties, in balance
sufficiently so that we need not fear the uncertainty of
the future nor worry over'the possibility of change. We
are a solvent enterprise in a prosperous environment
capable of providi'ng our 'citizen's'with a healthy and
safe society. We have the services and amenities neces~
sary to live a good life. and a commitment to see that
all of our citizens share in the benefits of our collective
strength.
May 1, 1973
e are an open community that has faced its first open
attack of bigotry and we were not found wanting. We~
are a concerned community that eng.ages in self-analysis
and self-criticism so th~at we can. identify a.nd publicize
our p~oblems. We are a_.homogeneous~ community that recog-
nizes the age soan of our citizens and works to make the
welfare of each the goal o.f the other. We are a ~happy.
community that we ar~.~hat we are,
Who we are is somewhat difficult to describe since we are
a collection of 50,000 individuals. Our differences are
pronounced when we speak as individuals for each of us
has the hooes, fears and prejudices which are a part of
human nature. Our antagonism to opposing views and the
controversy we promote on isolated issues is, and should
be, submerged in the collective action of the community
through its elected officials.
We are struggling through a period when our elected
leaders at the national and state levels have shaken our
faith in the integrity of politics. .even our local
election became .a test of ~he. creditability of our communi.ty
leaders. Who we are is important if we are to maintain
our confidence in the right of self-government.
Who we are is confounding only when we speak as indiwiduals...
fearful of what we don't understand, suspicious of others,
and selfish in our own im~terests. Who we are is quite
simple and reassuring when we speak with our collective
voice as a community.
We are Americans...free to govern ou.rselves...free to
select our own leaders. We resolve our differences at
the ballot box, and once resolved...even if by one vote...
we unite to .give substance to our unique and incomparable
form of self-government.
We encourage free speech, criticism, and the right to be
different...but we insist on adherence to our laws and
compliance with the concept of majority rule. We deplore
the small'group of elected officials who have betrayed
the trust of their constituents but we applaud the vast
majority who labor day-by-day confirming our confidence
in a representative type of government.
Who we are as people has determined what we are as a
community...and who we are as a Village Board will be
decisive in establishing where we are going as a community.
We are a Village Board comprised of experienced elected
officials...knowledgeable in the mechanics of how to get
things done and willing to vote our convictions as to
those things which must be done. We are independent
thinkers who respect each others' opinions and are
obligated to one another only by our oath of office. The
only thing we owe to those who supported us in our
election to office is toconduct ourselves in a manner
which makes our citizens proud that we are their elected
representatives.
We are a Village Board ~hat has been under attack...
maligned, abused, and even sued. In the crucible of
oublic opinion we were individually, and collectively,
vindicated by the vote of our citizens. The support of
the voters should nos be construed as a mandate for any
particular policy or position..~rather it should be
viewed as a vote of confidence in our manner of handling
community affairs.
May l, 1973
e gained the endorsement of our community on the simple
svavemenv that "What we have done and what we are doing
is our platform for what we can do"...and we pledged
ourselves in the simplest of terms, "Our record of past
accomplishments is also our promise for future accomplish-
menus.
In truth we offered ourselves as advocates of continuing
the governmental operation within the policies and
philosophies already established. We are committed only
To hard work and honest decisions in behalf of the
50,000 people we represent.
It would be folly ~o believe that we can please all of
our citizans in any action We undertake...but it is
imperative that we have their respecv and maintain their
confidence in our integrity.
Where we are going is really no~ difficult vo see...our
past actions and present projecvs map our course quite
clearly. What should concern us all is how we gev
there. I am confident, as is our community, that the
now sitting Village Board is compeven~ and capable of
handling any and every problem th~ need be resolved,
and our progress as a community will be undertaken with
honor and dignity.
Congratulations, gentlemen, and thank you, Mount ProspecT.
COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS
BUILDING COMMITTEE FINANCE COMMITTEE
Patrick Link, Chairman Kenneth V. Scholten, Chairman
George B. Anderson E.F. Richardson
Kenneth V. Scholten Patrick Link
LIAISON COMMITTEE LIAISON COMMITTEE
Zoning Board of Appeals Insurance COmm.
FIRE & POLICE COMMITTEE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
George Anderson, Chairman E.F. Richardson, Chairman
Kenneth Scholten Richard Hendricks
E. F. Richardson Donald Furst
LIAISON COMMITTEE LIAISON COMMITTEE
Safety Comm. Planning Comm.
PUBLIC HEALTH & SAFETY COMM. PUBLIC WORKS GOMMITTEE
Richard Hendricks, Chairman Donald Furs~, Chairman
Donald Furst Patrick Link
George Anderson Richard Hendricks
LIAISON COMMITTEE LIAISON COMMITTEE
Comm. Serv. Comm. D. & C. S~eams Comm.
COMMISSION APPOINTMENTS (Ail Terms commence May 1, 1973)
PLAN COMMISSION, Chairman Malcolm Young, 5 year;
Robert Bennett, Eugene Bradtke, 1 year; J. C. Busenhart,
Marie Caylor, 2 year; James Grier, Lynn Kloster, 3 year;
Robert McBride, Harold Ross, 4 year terms.
Trustee Furst, seconded by Trustee Anderson, moved vo
concur with the Mayor's recommendation in the above
appoinvmenvs.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Anderson Furst Hendricks Link
Richardson Scholten
Motion carried.
May 1, t9T3
ONING BOARD OF APPEALS - Chairman Carolyn Krause, year
term; Ro~er Anderson, 1 year; Gilbert Basnick, 2 year;
Kenneth Kazmar~ 3 year; Norman Kozy, year; John Martino,
5 year ter~.
Trustee Furst, seconded by Trustee Anderson, moved to
concur with the Mayor's recommendation in the above appoint-
ments.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Anderson Furst Hendricks Link Richardson Scholten
Motion carried.
COMMUNITY SERVICES Anion Dvylis and Harriet Forten
- year terms; and ~o fill the vacancy created by resigna-
tion of William Zinga, the appointment of Wm. Plattos,
for a term ~o expire May 1, 1976.
Trustee Furst, seconded by Trustee Anderson, moved to
concur with the Mayor's recommendation in the above
appointments.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Anderson Furst Hendricks Link Richardson Scholten
Motion carried.
POLI~E PENSION FUND - Mayor Teichert recommended Douglas
Winkelmann be reappointed for a full term as a member of
the Police Pension Fun~. Trustee Richardson, seconded
by Trustee Scholten, m~ved to concur in the recommendation
of the Mayor and appoint Douglas Winkelmann as a member
of the Police Pension Fund for a two-year verm.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Anderson Furst Hendricks Link R±~hardson Scholten
Motion carried.
SAFETY COMMISSION - Mayor Teichert recommended Art Coy
be reappointed for a full term as a member of the Safety
Commission. Trustee Scholten, seconded by Trustee
Richardson, moved vo concur in the recommendation of
the Mayor and appointment of Art Coy as a member of the
Safety Commission for a four-year term.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Anderson Furst Hendricks Link Richardson Scholtan
Motion carried.
Mayor Teichert reported that Fred Manuele has resigned
as a member of the Safety Commission.
FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION - Mayor Teichert recommended
Joseph Grittani be reappointed for a full term as a
member of the Fire and Police Commission. Trustee Scholten,
seconded by Trustee Richardson, moved to concur in the
recommendation of the Mayor and appointment of Joseph
Grittani as a member of the Fire and Police Commission for
a three year term.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Anderson Furst Hendricks Link Richardson Scholten
Motion carried.
May 1, 1973
NSURANCE COMMISSION - Mayor Teichert recommended Edwin
Henrich be reappointed as a member of the Insurance
Commission for a full verm. Trustee Scholten, seconded
by Trustee Richardson, moved to concur in the recommenda-
tion of the Mayor and reap~ointment of Edwin Henrich as
a member of the Insurance Commission for a three-year
verm.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Anderson Furst Hendricks Link
Richardson Scholten
Motion carried.
DRAINAGE AND CLEAN STREAMS COMMISSION - Mayor Teichert
recommended the reappoin~ments of Richard Burl, Lynne
Bennett and William Demmert as members of the Drainage
and Clean Streams Commission for full terms. Trustee
Scholten, seconded by Trustee Furst, moved to concur in
the recommendation of the Mayor in the reappointments of
Richard Buti, Lynne Bennett and William Demmert as
members of the Drainage and Clean Streams Commission
for three year terms.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Anderson Furst Hendricks
Link Richardson Scholten
Motion carried.
Mayor Teicher~ reported there would be vacancies on
the Drainage and Clean Streams Commission due to the
resignations of Donald J. Bostrom and Richard Hendricks
whose terms expire~ ~May 1, 197~ and the Mayor recommended
the appointment of~ Bud Nelson and Ron McPheron to fill
the unexpired terms. Trustee Furst, seconded by Trustee
Anderson, moved to concur in the recommendation of the
Mayor in the appointments of Bud Nelson and Ron McPheron
to the Drainage and Clean Streams Commission to May 1,
1974.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Anderson Furst Hendricks Link
Richardson Scholten
Motion carried.
Mayor Teichert recommended the appointment of Robert
Teepe to continue as a member of the D.A.M.P. Commission
for a six-year term, and requested the confirmation of
the Board. Trustee Furst, seconded ky Trustee Richardson,
moved to concur in the appointment of Robert Teepe as a
member of the D.A.M.P. Commission for a six-year term.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Anderson Furst Hendricks Link
Richardson Scholten
Motion carried.
Trustee Furst, seconded ky Trustee Link, moved for
passage of Resolution No. 12-73 which had previously
been reserved.
A RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATZON FOR THE SERVICE
EXTENDED BY CLARENCE O. SCHLAVER
WHEREAS, CLARENCE O. ~CHLAVER has devoted his time,
experience, knowledge, and dedication to the position
of serving in the elected office of Village President
of the Village of Mount Prospect from May 1, 1961 to
May ~, 1965; and
WHEREAS, CLARENCE O. SCHLAVER served unselfishly and
diligently as Village Trustee from 195~ To 1961; and
May 1, 1973
WHEREAS, the Village of Mount Prospect has been greatly
enhanced by the knowledge and concentrated efforts
expended by CLARENCE O. SCHLAVER in the performance ~f
his position as Village President with respect to out-
standing accomplishments too many vo enumerate herein;
and
WHEREAS, the residents of the Village of Mount Prospecv
are deeply indebted ~o CLARENCE O. SCHLAVER for his
distinguished service to our Village; and
WHEREAS, the President and Board of Trustees of the
Village of Mount Prospecv desire to express so
CLARENCE O. SCHLAVER on behalf of all tha residents of
tbs Village their gratitude ~o him for his dedicated
and distinguished service to the Village;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE PRESIDENT AND
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT,
COOK COUNTY, ILLZNOI$:
SECTION ONE: That by this Resolution the ?rasident and
Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect
express vo CLARENCE O. SCHLAVER thair deep gra.titude
for his dedicated, faithful, and consvructive service
as an elected ~fficial, Village Presidenv, of the Village
of Mount Prospect.
SECTION TWO: That a copy of this Resolution be spread
upon the minuves of the Board of Trusvees of the Village
of Mount Prospec~ as a perpetual memenvo and that a
certified copy of same be suitable engraved upon parch-
ment and delivered to CLARENCE 0. SCHLAVER.
BE IT FURTHER RE~OLVED, that this Resolution s~all be
in full force and effect from and after its passage and
approval in the manner provided by law.
AYES: 7
NAYS: 0
PASSED AND APPROVED this 1st day of May, 1973.
ROBERT D. TEZCHERT, Village President
ATTEST:
DONALD~W. GOODMAN, Village Clerk
Upon roll call: Ayes: Anderson Furst Hendricks Link Richardson Sch~lten
Motion carried.
The above resolution, engraved in parchment and suitably
framed was then presented by Mayor Teichert ~o Clarence O.
Schlaver.
Trustee Furst, seconded by Trustee Scholten, moved for
passage of Resolution 13-73:
A RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION FOR THE SERVICE EXTENDED BY DANIEL J. AHERN
WHEREAS, DANIEL J. AHERN has de~oted his time, experience,
knowledge, and dedication to the position of serving in
the elected office of Village Trustee of the Village of
Mount Prospect from May 6, 1969 to May 1, 1973; and
May 1, 1973
HEREAS, the Village of Mount Prospect has been greatly
enhanced by the knowledge and concentrated efforts
extended by DANIEL J. AHERN in the performance of his
position as Village Trustee, especially his ready wit,
sense of humor, and ability to clearly sum up difficult
issues; and
WHEREAS, the residents of the Village of Mount Prospect
are deeply indebted to DANIEL J. AHERN for his distinguished
service to our Village; and
WHEREAS, the President and Board of Trustees of the
Village of Mount Prospect desire to express to
DANIEL J. AHERN on behalf of all the residents of the
Village their gratitude to him for his dedicated and
distinguished service to the Village;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD
OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK
COUNTY, ILLINOIS:
SECTION ONE: That by this Resolution the President
and Board~of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect
express to DANIEL J. AHERN their deep gratitude for his
dedicated, faithful, and constructive service as an
elected official, Village Trustee, of the Village of
Mount Prospect.
SECTION TWO: That a copy of this Resolution be spread
upon the minutes of the Board of Trustees of the Village
of Mount Prospect as a perpetual memento and that a
certified copy of same be suitably engraved upon
parchment and delivered to DANZEL J. AHERN.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this Resolution shall be
in full force and effect from and after its passage
and approval in the manner provided by law.
AYES: 6
NAYS: 0
PASSED AND APPROVED this 1st day of May, 1973.
ROBERT D, TEICHERT, Village President
ATTEST:
DONALD W. GOODMAN, Village Clerk
Upon roll call: Ayes: Anderson Fu~st Hendricks Link
Richardson Scholten
Motion carried.
Mayor Teichert presented the above framed resolution to
Daniel J. Ahern, engraved in parchment in appreciation
for his services as a member of the Board of Trustees.
Mayor Teichert presented a Certificate of Merit to
Harold Appleby who served as Village Manager of Mount
Prospect for a period of nine years.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Meeting with Senior Citizens Wednesday, May 9, 1973 at 7:30 P.M.
ADJOURNMENT
Trustee Furst, seconded by Trustee Link, moved the meeting
be adjourned. Time: 10:30 P.M. Unanimous.
DONALD W. GOODMAN, Village Clerk
May 1, 1973