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It was also noted that the salt storage facilities were being completed on an expedited basis so that they would be available to receive our salt allocation for next winter. Finally, in the area of cost, Mr. Borich reported that to date approximately 28% of the contingency fund had been utilized through various change orders. Mr. Borich indicated that these changes were occasioned by the need to modify the footing and foundations due top oor soils and to increase the equality of paving in the facility yard. Mr. Borich indicated that the 28% figure represented a very favorable utilization rate and that he expected the overall $6.2million cap for the, facility was virtually guaranteed at this point in time. Village Manager John Fulton Dixon reviewed with Committee members the Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission's request that the Village of Mount Prospect update its Fair Housing Ordinance. Mr. Dixon indicated that because of our application for Federal funds related to the Wolf Road project, NIPC had undertaken a review of our Fair Housing Ordinance and had identified certain minor deficiencies. These deficiencies were in the, area of expanding, the category of persons protected under the Ordinance as, well as establishing prohibilions, against certain types of "steering and blockbusting" with regard to the sale and purchase of resp *dences. Finally,, a hearing mechanism needed to be established regarding the hearing, of complaints lodged pursuant to the Ordinance. D111'scussion among Committee members solicited, the consensus, that the Village Manage,r proceed with submitting, the proposed Ordinance to be r,eviewed by the Plan Cornmission, and to, conduct whatever Informational hearings were required in order to ;ipdate the local, real, estate community reg'arding the p5roposed changes. Village Manager John Fulton Dixon reviewed the status of an existing sidewalk located along Busse Road. Mr. Dixon reported that because of a suit filed against the Cook County Highway Department by a child who had hit his head against the guardrail, the County was requiring that the sidewalk and guardrail be removed. Mr. Dixon indicated that the School District has expressed concern that the guardrail and sidewalk remain at least until the end of the school year. The Village Manager indicated that there was a continuing need for the sidewalk because approximatelY � � 25 children utilize the sidewalk in attending a nearby grade ' school. It was proposed that the cost of the sidewalk (approximately $19,265) be apportioned among the developer of a new subdivision in the area and the balance being underwritten by the Village of Mount Prospect. The Village Manager did not feel it was equitable to charge existing residents for the relocation of the sidewalk. Mr. Dixon also indicated that he would be seeking a contribution from District 57 to offset some of the Village's costs. Brief discussion among Committee members resulted in the consensus that the Village Manager proceed with the relocation of the sidewalk and the cost sharing as he had outlined. -2- im %8o- of % 1 juaijnz) aqj LUOJJ Tarsal lo4oz)lp poolq joj pj1epuPjs aipis aqi SuT2ueqz) jo Al!l!q!ssod a4l aioldxa ol. paiuPAt osle pule alqplTRAle alaM z)Tdol a4l uo saTpnis uoijeu .To leuoi2aj 'aliRis Ipz)oi j! pa>1sle aq Ijaqljng' -uoijop a>jei off.sail!unwwoz) 1pnp!ATPUT aqj off. lial sem I! ieqj pule liesodoid R Llz)ns uolz)p .JaAaU p1nom AjunoZ) aqj 11eqj uoTuTdo SIN sPA% 1! j1eqj paj1e:)ipU'T jnqljV Odle -d aalsnj.L o . ,LaATjPUJQjl? alqleiA le (aauajajuoZ) ledTz)TunW Isam4IJON a4l 42nO.141 Alq!ssod) SaTl!unwwoa iaqlo Aq uorl:)le jUTOf SI - '2UT>IOWS UO SUOTIZ)TJISaJ ;o adAj awos ql!Ax paldnoa aq uleq jnoj4 AddieH aqj pinoqS - alq!ssod sjaumo UJaARj Pule weinelsaj 2UOWP aZ)U?Tidwo:) AjpjunlOA SP& - -pal:)PdWT aq p1nom spaJe Paxauue AlluaZ)aj pup spaip 2uipunojjns UT SjUaW(4srlqPjsa qZ)Tq)h - 4 Pq v ou qons Aq paiDedWT aq p1nom SlUaWqSTlqelsa jDadsO-Jd junoW jo a2ell!A 43Tq)W - :ajam suoTisanb asaq.L -UO UOTIPW.JOJUT pup SIZ)12J JaqTPS 01 UOTIP.JISTUTLUPP aqi ;)>I!l p1nom aq 43T14M suoilsanb liejaAaS peq aq 11eqj palleDipuT Aaljp*,q a*,* a snjL '2UTATJP Uaqj PUP SSaZ)Xa 01 2UT>IUTJP a2einODSTP 01 isled aql. ui uwjej peq aSlell!A aqj sdals ql!m IUajSTSUO3 Sem jPqj pup ciz)ueuTpio pasodoid aqj paljoddns aq veqj Paj1eZ)TPUT AalieA plejao aalsni.L :sasuodsa,j 2utA-,olloj aqi ui palinsw sjaqwaw aau!wwoZ) snotileA SUOUJ? uoissnosi(j -pans.ind anssT stqj jo uoiInjosaj apy4alels .To leuot2a., p aas of a>i!l pTnom aq 11eqj paleaTpui sTjjn:) -JW -SUOTIDTJISaJ aN!f aAe4 IOU pip satl!unwwoz) 2uTp,unojjns c13UTS PaAloSaj aq IOU p1nom walqoid aqj jeqj pup uawssauTs nq je.3ol jjn4 UP41 ajow 2utqiou op p1nom iz)adsO.Jd junoW Aq painigsuT ueq e 11eqj palez)ipuT a14 -2UTATjP Nun.jp pup sjnoH AddeH uaamlaq uotlelajj0z) e PamO4s M41 saj.nST.j jo siaej uaas IOU peq aq IR41 PUP 2UTATJP Nunip sem aiaq anssi 1pai aqj liet4i Paleis pue sjaqwaw aa,IjTUJWOZ) ajojaq pajeadde luul UMO.L aplo a jo jaiatjdojd 'STlin:) ppo.L -jW 'AJRssaz)au spm az)ueuTP-10 up flans IP41 poid Alddns pjieog a4l le'41 Pa>fse aqS -ssauisnq Jta4l JO uORP.Jado a4l u! ajq!suodsai IOU ajam sjaumo 9 UJaAEj pup weinelsaj INN palenuTsut Tesodoid a4l Ila; a4s le4l palels pup a3,JawwoZ) jo jaqwe4:) a4l 2uTluasaidai sjaqwaw aali!wwo:) ajojaq paileadde uTjn4.L aP!PlaPV -4sed aqj uj pjeog a4i Aq paqsilqelsa uaaq pe4 jr4l saran a4l 411m • luaisysuoz) sem jeqj' lfaJ aH 'Su011Owojd >Iuijp flans Wuiuueq unoW a:)UPUTPjo JR301 P idope Pup ansst s'41 u, peal a4l a�e*j p1no4s I'DodsOJd I ' 11p4i pt -nets jnqjjV aajsnj.L 'WtJJAJJ'P, )JLjnjP JO NSIJ P0st?aJ,3ui Up pamajz) 41 mq,j pup, ,Ssa:>Xa o�i Mutip ol ajdoid pa2ein j o' 'r I o ua stiopowo,id Mtjt,,jp jo sa�Al as:,044 IP41 P I j,n44XV amisni,jL -IDadso I P I e UO LJ01,SSn,:)qtp %JJjP1)!L11 JOJ Stj(Y�jj!,,-)j 'Sjt,j Jd itinow, uj uv).q inoll, AddP'H jnt,14,jV qdlrZ",l 0K,),isn,J.L 3:)NVNIOSO SnOH A4dVH *11A Trustee Norma NIUrauskis indicated she supported the proposed Ordinance. Trustee George Van Deem indicated that he was not convinced that such a prohibition would be effective. He further stated that he felt businesses had a right to operate and that, they should not be unduly impaired in the operation of their business. Trustee Van Geem indicated that he could not support the Ordinance at this time because, he had not been presented with facts that supported the need for such, a ban. He also, indicated that 'if the Village were contemplating a, ban on liquor sold by the drink that a similar ban on packaged goods sales a,Jso, be explored. Trustee Leo Floros indicated that he was in general support of Trustee Van Geem's position. Mayor Carolyn Krause indicated that she supported the Ordinance because it was consistent with past Village policy. Other discussion among Committee members centered around the possibility of forming an Ad -Hoc Committee to study the issue. However, no consensus was established regarding the formulation of a Committee. Upon polling of the Board, the Mayor indicated that a 4-2 majority existed in support of the ban. Staf f was directed to obtain information as requested by the various Trustees and to have the proposed Ordinance on the May 3 Agenda as a first reading. VIII -MANAGER'S REPORT The Village Manager reported that the Recycling Center located on South Busse had been granted a temporary Certificate of Occupancy and was now in operation. Further, Mr. Dixon indicated that he has had discussions with the Village's refuse contractor regarding a recycling program and that a proposal was likely to be forthcoming within two months. The Village Manager also reviewed the current status of the 1191111 emergency phone system and that cost estimates had been reduced drastically in the past several months. Further study would be conducted through Central Dispatch regarding the feasibility of adopting such a system and a report would be made to the Mayor and Board of Trustees. The Village Manager also presented a sample agreement to be utilized by the Village when it contributed funds to social service agencies to memorialize the transaction and to require certain documentation from the social service agencies. General discussion among Committee members resulted in the consensus that the agreement should be streamlined to the greatest extent possible so that the reporting requirements of the agencies be less onerous. The Village Manager indicated that the revision would be undertaken. The Village Manager asked for approval from the Mayor and Board of Trustees to modify the Village's current construction work time limitations so that it would more closely parallel the actual working patterns of contractors and their subs. Committee members indicated support for modification and asked that an Ordinance be presented at the next Board meeting. -4- im JQ2RUPW a2eIVA IURISTSSV mz)j/cgw SINONVr *3 13VHDIW 'pautwqns Ajjnjj:)adsa-d * w -d LO:6 ze pauinofpe SletA 2LJTlaaW aqi IajoqA% aqj JO aall!wwoo at4i ajojaq awo:) off.ssauisnq jat4linj ou SuTaq aiaq.L P go F I T ILI Vt 1 101 *ssauisnq jo wall ixau aqj 01 UO PaAOW aajj!WWO:) aqi 'aloqj aql jo a-911!wwoo a4i aioj*aq ssnasip of ssauTsnq jaqjo ou SuTaq ajaqjL SSgNlSflg 119HIO ANV XI ,bsaaisn.jjL a2,elf!A aAJOAUT pinom 4:)iqA% 0 "TIVO TIOU, 1paimua wei2oid UOISTAafal alqeo e joj ainpaqas awil aq4 Suipir2aj uoissnz)srp jaTjq sem ajaqjL -V VOJV Ja2je.L Sufaugula luawaiDul X9.L aqj le uoiionjlsuo:) joj aliep I.Ipls I aune e pairdi:)ijup aq lt?q* pal Ldaj uoxi(] -jW 'Alleulq opo,ijod j,jo 2,ujloo� App 0,9 aq l (jq3!m pajoldmo:) aq pino:) I.Iom aqi ipql jnjado4 sem UOXI(I *saindstp joqrrj 4:) .1 n5 a4vInRoj ol Ai!joqlne SILI japun up2vad luaP!S3-Jd qPat"Isq,qvIso, pouad j,110 'Ruilfoo.),,Av,P o�) aqi oi anp paInpatlisai ua;;)q PR4 SguISSO-23 peon lea PV'OH 110"JIUaD, *')41 01 S111311,10AWAtui pasodoid aLIJ Ir.4i poliod.-4.j uoxi(] *pasdpla svq poTied STqq TTqun 9q TTTM -TMJad oN -UOTSTDap JTO"q4 TPeddp oq bUT"qSTM auOAuP JO. -f PaPTAOid sT poijad App (g-) u ST sleaddv 10 PJPOa BUTUO- 9qq a -le 9aq;Tl P OTvu-r:-; 1 16 T4m s9sPO TTv ul ano; TTS ao- paa7nblawa eq TTTY, UOT-10P PaP09 9BsTTTA :+ I -+ eapo-,, Aq P9mcTTP %9Z aq4 ;C.; PP94SUT 9OP;anS SPLOTAjad= %Z9 q4TYl P91@AOO aq amoq 9T;q go PIPA 4ucl; 9q4 mOTTP c4 pe-sanbai 9T V*ZO-T*tT UOT4o9S UIOJ; UOTIPTaPA 4 L qaa -r P 'ATTPTITg PUV *9PO-'% Aq P9mOTTP -1 I t-ajpnbs 009 go ppeqsu eivnbs or-, aq oq abpjpB atTq go aZTS tUntUTXPM 9qq mOTTP C4 Vgm-ClOT*tT C.- U0140aS WOag P94S-Vnb9j ST UOT4UTJl2A V waftapE JED-omn -e -0 PEaqsln I I at -4 1 aBPJPB aszO-ae-111-4 S MOTTE c4 C * S 10TT * tT UOT-i MOa'r UOTqETJ"tZ.A. 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Liability concerns derived from court precedents prevent officers from being allowed to house more than one prisoner in a cell. Thus, when more than three people are arrested, the overflew must be transported to another jail facility for detention. This, in turn, decreases officer availability for more important field duties and entrusts the arrestee to a jail facility over which the Department has little control. Failure to resolve this problem in any remodeling scheme would render the remodeling plans incomplete from an operational standpoint. OWP&P's study also proposed the construction of a confinement area around the cell black. Unfortunately, practical considerations dictated that one of the cells remain outside of the confinement area. This design concept, of course, contradicts the purpose of a prisoner confineME�nt area and, therefore, should be considered unacceptable as a final solution. An assessment of OWP&P's recommendations indicates that while their remodeling proposals would enable the Department to meet Accreditation standards, they would not satisfy all applicable codes or operational needs. In OWP&P's defense, it should be pointed out that the existing facility does not lend itself easily to limited remodeling to meet these requirements. Furthermore, as the present courtroom will be available in the foreseeable future for reassignment, application of OWP&P's remodeling concepts as a final solution appears shortsighted. It would be the Department's recommendation that any detention area remodeling initiated to meet Accreditation standards be implemented only as the first phase of a project to completely remodel the Public safety Building. In this way, the need to meet Accreditation standards immediately would not preclude the implementation of ether needed changes over a more reasonable time period. A total Public safety Building remodeling plan should address the following design considerations: (1) remodeling of the detention area to meet Accreditation standards, village and state cedes, and operational needs; (2) demolition of the annex building and reassignment of the Investigative section, the Photo Lab, and the employee locker room to the Public safety Building; (3) reassignment of the present court room area; (4 ) expansion of the fire garage to obtain space for fire apparatus; and, gC0amu 90itod 30 39iuD X00Tned 'M Ai12uog 'ate �.oe�.uoo off. aa,z� Taal aseaTd '.za dew s -cu bu-rp.zef�ax uoT euz.zagu-t jag4anj hue 9ITnbai nod. pinogS ' uoi3oaJTP 4eg4 ut 9AOM off, apToap aM JT sgsoo Apn4s TTeJano aq4 pine Tresodoid szgq ssnoszp off, bUT49acu aTogM auk, ,jo 9944TWMOD 886T JOT hey aq4 JOJ aTgeTTeAe aq TTTM wPaH aonja 'JK ' sp,zepuv4s TeooT Aq pup spatepU94S u0T4P4Tp9,z30V TeuazqPN Aq ggoq 4TTToPJ P94Tp9,zoae up 04 AEM ino uo TT9m aq PTnoM am ' a.zojajagLL • anaq'e p9u0T4u8ut sE xaTdwoo aJTgU9 auk. 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The proposals would be reviewed by the Zoning Board of Appeals and Plan Commission prior to Village Board action, MICHAEL J',STEKLAC MJS/rcw attachment c: Assistant Village Manager Michael E. Janonis 0026-Zl76-9PR �CGt79pnossiVyAjj:D sosuo)q fogC 9�!nS,pej�S qjj7o� IsD3 OM XlU;90L4d A4!0 SDSUDA eboioqouv saDinsojoug Utu:f -aw DIUMOSSv OsuqOf --d 1BIN S L iDtpjnj po;)u to suoiisQnb Xut ',)APq —LtO-,'-IL J! 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A summary of Plan's implementation schedule and responsible organ, i z,a,t ions is shown on, Attachments B and C. 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'LZ -LL -CI 'ON ;DDuuu',PJO SUIuOZ puowv :slqgioli loodsoid "OPOD Ogr-ll!A Dill JO 'Hul.uOZ '01 j:)ldu4D Pu01uV :oodsWd juno;q SNOISIAOMci DNINOZ AVlH3A0 3SION U3SOdOHd V IN31JHOViiV Municipal Airport Noise Compatibility Plan. Because of the averaging inherent in making Ldn calculations and the assumptions necessary in the forecasting procedure, 10 the Ldn contour lines are not capable of being precisely defined in the field. Therefore, the boundaries between the noise overlay zones, while bearing a very close relationship to the Ldn contour lines, have been adjusted to facilitate understanding and agreement as to the location of the boundaries. SECTION 4.00. USES PROHIBITED. Land uses prohibited in the noise overlay zones shall be as specified in the Table of Land Use Compatibility Standards in Section 5.00, SECTION 5.00. SOUNDPROOFING REQUIRED. Soundproofing shall be required for certain land uses in each of the noise overlay zones as sl omn in the Table of Land Use Compatibility Standards below. Where soundproofing is required, no building permits shall be issued until the builder has demonstrated that the building design is capable of achieving the Noise Level Reduction required in the Table of Land Use Compatibility Standards. This requirement con be met in one of two ways as described in the following subsections. 5-01. Design Standards. If the building d'csign incorporates the design standards described in Section 6.00, the design shall be considered to have met the required soundproofing standard. Perforniance, Standards. The builder can choose, at his or her option,, to use des* Section design features other than those described in 6.00 as long as the final design is capable of achieving the Noise Level Reduction required in the Table of Land Use Compatibility Standards, Such noise attenuation capability shall be certified on the building plans by a, registered architect, structural engineer, or acoustician. 5.03 Land Use Compatibility Standards. 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Table of Land Use Compatibility Standards (continued) Noise Overlay Zoncs/Lcvcls in Ldn SLUCM N'-1 N-2 N-3 N7� No. Land Use Name 60-65 65-70 70-75 75+ 30 Manufacturing (cont.) 31 Rubber and misc. plastic Y Y y2 y3 32 Stone, clay & glass products - mfg. Y Y y2 y3 33 Primary metal ind. Y Y y2 y3 34 Fabricated & metal products - mfg. Y Y y2 y3 35 Professional, scientific,, & controlling instruments; photographic & optical goods; watches & clocks - mfg. Y Y 25 30 39 Misc. mfg. Y Y y2 y3 40 Transportation, communication and utilities 41 Rail transportation Y Y y2 y3 42 Motor vehicle trans. Y Y y2 y3 43 Aircraft transportation Y Y y2 y3 44 Marine craft transp. Y Y y2 y3 45 Hwy. & st. right-of-way Y Y y2 y3 46 Automobile parking Y Y y2 y3 47 Communication Y Y y2 y3 48 Utilities Y Y y2 y3 49 Other transportation, comm. & utilities Y Y y2 y3 50 Trade 51 Wholesale trade Y Y y2 y3 52 Retail trade -bldg. materials., hardware & farm equipment Y Y y2 y3 53 Retail trade - general merchandise Y Y 25 30 54 Retail trade - food Y Y 25 30 55 Retail trade - auto Y Y 25 30 56 Retail trade - apparel & accessories Y Y 25 30 57 Retail trade - furniture home furnishings Y Y 25 30 58 Retail trade - eating & drinking est. 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Zones arc marginally 110isc compatib'Ic and shall be soundproofed to achieve a 25 dB reduction from outdoor noise levels (N 1, R). Soundprooring will not c1iinj* inate outdoor noise problems. However, building location and site planning,,, design, and use of berms, and barriers can help n't it igatc outdoor noise exposure particularly from ground level sources. Mcasurcs, that reduce noise, at a site should be used wherever Practical in preference to measures which only proiect interior spaces. 2 Measures to achieve NLR of 25 shall be incorporated into the design and construction of portions of these buildings where the public is received, office areas, noise sensitive areas or where the normal noise level is low. 3 Measures to achieve NLR of 30 shall be incorporated into the design and construction of portions of these buildings where the public is received, office areas, noise sensitive areas or where the normal noise level is low. 4 Land use is compatible provided special sound amplification system is installed. G)l KEY TMJ TABLE SLUCM Standard Land Use Coding Manual, U. S. Urban Renewal Administration and Bureau of Public Roads, 1965. * (Yes) Land Use and related structures are compatible without restrictions. * (No) Land Use and related structures are not compatible and shall be prohibited. NLR (Noise Level Reduction) Noise Level Reduction (outdoor to Indoor) to be achieved through incorporation or noise attenuation into the design and construction on of the structure. 25 or 30 Land Use and related structures are generally compatible; measures to achieve NL R of 25 or 30 dB must be incorporated into design and construction of structure. E-7 -ND[ql sopul jluq-zu,o pup, oU0 ISE;)[ Ir 0103 P!IOS E sululu4UO3 300j ojunbs .tad Spunod UOAZ)s* lsleal lu lqull;)�AA lluqs pop J001 OqJL *(3f)fo. 9 TO-101suld pro Polufud sr q:DtiqA% jo ooujins ouo Isuol ic 's)ioolq almuoo 1q2j;pAj-jqSrj qDUT -X'S 01 149.'Oho Ul JUOICAitib' I isual ju oq IIrqs 6p;Dsn j! 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Noise Level Reduction 30 Decibels (dB). 4P6.02(a). Win(low glass shall be set in an elastomer gasket. Double 81;,iziing shall be installed, with an air space of at least three inclesbetween the two, panes, of gliass. Win,dows of dome skylights shall be permittcd, unless they have a sound transmission class, (STC) Of at [cast 30. 6.02(b). The top -floor ceiling construction shall consist of plaster Or, gypsum, board at least 5/8 -inch, thick supported, on resilient clips, or channels. A non -hardening caulking c�ompound, shall be provided around the entire perimeter Of the suspended c * ej, H ing. 6.02(c). The floor of the lowest room or area containing the uses to which those 'Insulation requirements apply shall be a concrete slab, or should be similarly scalcd othcrwisc against exterior notse., 6.02(d). Masonry walls, if used, shall be at least equivalent in weight gh,t to eight -inch light-wcight concrete blocks, at least one surface of which shall be painted or plastered. 6.02(c). The roof deck shall weigh at ]cast twelve pounds per square foot. Wood roof sheathing shall be continuous and at least 3/4 -inch thick. SECTION 7.00. NOISE AND AVIGATION EASEMENT AND NONSUIT COVENANT REQUIRED. No building permit shall be issued for development of any land use required to be soundproofed based on the Table of Land Use Compatibility Standards until the owner of the property proposed for development dedicates to the owners of Pal -Waukee Municipal Airport an easement and non -suit covenant acknowledging the right of the airport owner and operator to use the airspace above the property for aircraft navigation and waiving all rights to claims for damages, of any kind incurred as a result of aircraft using �the navigable airspace above the property. SECTION 8.00. SEVERABILITY. Thisc ordinance and its various parts, sections, subsections, paragraphs,, sentences, and clauses are hereby declared to be severable. If any portion of the ordinance is adjudged unconstitutional or Invalid 1 1) t i 1 s hereby provided that the remainder of the ordinance shall not be affected thereby. 'if any portion of the ordinance is adjudged unconstitutional or invalid as applied to a particular property,, building,, or structure,, it is hereby provided that the application of such portion Of the ordinance to other property, buildings, or structures shall not be affected thcrc'by'. 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In addition, the airport will play n coordinating role in all other matters, including changes in air traffic control procedures, changes in aircraft operating procedures, and land use management measures. The Federal Aviation Administration Air Traffic Control Tower at Pal -Waukee Municipal Airport and Departure Control at O'Hare ATTACHMENT C I n tc rn at iona I Airport will be the implementing agencies for the revisions to Standard Instrument Dcparturc procedures designed to accommodate the thrust cutback and departure turn procedures recommended for Runways 16 and 34. The turbojet operators will be responsible for the implementation or the thrust cutback and turn procedures in operation. The communities will be responsible for all of the recommendations pertaining to the Land Use Management Plan. "M .. 1 ... ........ .. . ..... . TABLE 8F Implementation Responsibilities Partici ants Actions E 0 ao < cs Eoo 0 0-4 > LW 0 U 0 o < 0 awV) < cl *_0 U 0 0 NBAA Departure Procedures D C R C D D - R Runway 34 Departure Turns D C C C D D R Nighttime Noise Limits D D C C R D R Nighttime Runup Restrictions D D C C D R Hold Apron Alignment Markings D C C C C D R Partial Parallel Taxiway to 16-34 D C F F C R Compatible Use Zoning C D R R R Noise Overlay Zoning C D R R R Fair Disclosure Policy D D R R R Comprehensive Planning C D R R R Planning Commission Review C D R R R Noise Barriers D C F F R Fee Simple Purchase North of Runway 16-34 D R F F R Redevelopment Between Palatine and Apple Dr. C D F F R D = Direct responsibility for implementation. Chief participant in administering the program and responsible, at least in part, for, funding of the action. C = Coordination or informational role required to ensure technique is properly implemented. Participant should be consulted prior to implementation. R = Review on a periodic basis is necessary by the participant to ensure compliance and proper implementation. F = Funding role. 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A recent survey of the users indicates that approximately 4812, of the seniors would not be opposed to a fare increase if this meant they would receive better service and approximately 44% of the seniors would be opposed to any fare increases at all. The survey also indicated that few users have the need to travel outside the village limits. Overall, the survey respondents indicated satisfaction with the taxi program and drivers in general. (See attachment D.) The attached tables illustrate the budgeted cost to the Village under three different alternatives. This information is based on 8930 rides, which was the actual number of rides taken in 1987. Each of these alternatives is discussed below: 1. No Increase in the Senior Fare and the Village Subsidy Increased to $2.00 If the senior fare remained at the same $1.00 level and the Village subsidy was increased to $2.00, then total flat fee would increase to $3.00. This fifty cent increase would include the special rates provided to the Northwest Community Hospital and Holy Family Hospital. The advantage of this approach is that the senior will continue to enjoy a reasonable one-way fare, no reeducation about the new fares will be needed, and the drivers will be more equitably compensation for all their senior rides. The total budgeted Village cost would be $17,860 (as opposed to present $13,395). 2. Senior Fare Increase to $1.25 and the Village Subsidy Increased to $1.75 If the senior fare was increased to $1.25 and the subsidy was increased to $1.75, then the total flat fee would increase to $3.00. This rate would adequately compensate the drivers for all their senior rides, however, would involve a reeducation process of users. This proposal would also involve an expensive mailing to the approximately 4500 card holders. The total budgeted cost to the Village would be $15,678, plus over $1,500 for the mailing and printing thus totaling about $17,178 (as opposed to the present $13,395). 3# Senior Fare Increase to $1.25 and Village Subsidy Increased to $2.00 If the senior fare was increased to $1.25 and the subsidy was increased to $2.00, then the total flat fee would increase to $3.25. 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Nttmbe r of Rides Between Points 1 900 West Ardyce and 675 East Central 2 900 West Ardyce and Mount Prospect Library 2 1000 block Meadow Lane and Golf and 83 1 600 block South Edward and Golf and 83 1 321 West Northwest Highway and 501 East Prospect 1 500 Huntington Commons to Mount Prospect Plaza 1 700 block South Louis to 135 West Prospect. 1 100 block South Elmhurst and 1000 West Northwest Hwy. 2 200 block North Westgate and 100 block North Owen 1700 Crystal (Algonquing and Busse) and Golf and Busse 900 West Ardyce to 400 block South Carol 2 500 block West Dempster to Dempster and 83 1 500 block West Dempster to Train Station 2 Euclid and Wolf to Train Station The following four rides crossed the border from Mount Prospect to neighboring communities. 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Prospect Road then into Des Plaines The following six rides to the hospitals are covered by the flat fee of $1.65 to Holy Family Hospital and $2.15 to Northwest Community Hospital. 2 900 Ardyce and Holy Family Hospital 1 500 Huntington Commons to Northwest Community Hospital 1 1800 West Palm to Northwest Community Hospital 4 700 block South Louis to Northwest Community Hospital slqOTaH UOIVUTTJV 01UT. uagl uTnbuOVTV IsaM 0061 off, suoait OO U012UTIUnH jooTq OOS Z sauTeTd sad OJUT uagj C'8 pup jaisdmad 03 C8 pug' JTOD Z pa?.zsgo ST aDTjd zalaw Ting `joadso,xd junoK 2UTAsaT uoda 'saTITUnURBoo SuzjoggVTau ol joadsoij junoW moil aapjoq agj passoiD sapTa Jnoj OUTMoTTOJ a-ql uoTIpI, uTe Z agl pine JTnM pup PTTong suowWoO uoj!RuTjung IooTq 009 Pup TBJIUaD ISM IaoTq 009 Z UOTIVIS UTeJI off. jaisdwaq IsaM OOS T :.sjngpue,a ol jalsdwad pup assng T joadsoij IsaM TU off. 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ItMODS c1 :tOTI TI')s Attachment D MOUNT tOSPECT SENIOR CENTER TAXI CAB -RVEY January 1988 The Village of Mount Prospect is conducting a survey to determine how satisfied Senior Citizens are with the Discount Taxicab Program. You have been chosen, along with other seniors in town, to tell us what you think of the program. Your opinions and experiences are very important to us. Please fill out this sheet immediately, and return it to the office. Thank you very much. Please indicate X after the answer that best applies: 1. How often do you use the taxi? more than every Rarely +53% once a week 15'/01 twice a wee.k4',' twice/week 2io 1v day -L.' 2. How else do you travel most often? I walk 33% 1 don't travel 1% own car- 2G% someone drives mem senior bus 57' RTA bus 11,o 3. Would you be willing to pay an increased fare for some rides within Mount Prospect? 48% 44,0 yes no 4. Would you be willing to pay variable rates based on destinations traveled? 4V/ C1 G- 10 29/0 yes no 5. How often per week would you need to take a cab outside the Village limits?,' q A., . 0 times per week 14%, once ner week , I 49 m tn!ice ger week I - o' /0 6. How long do you usually wait for a cab after you call? J,j longer than 15 min. or less 17.a 30 min. 35% 45 min. 131/0 1 hr. 18% OK 91L 7. Are the drivers usually.- very pol i te, 191 somewhat pol i to ^71 /0 somewhat rude 1311 very rude 0 8. How often do you share a ride with another senior, starting out together and going to the same place? always 4% mPD io most often, sometimes 5c' once in a while 240/a/ never 450%9 9. How often is there another passenger in the cab you don't know? G3';° io always 2, 0` 12c' 42'O most often sometimes. -10 once in a while never ell 10. How would you rate the taxi service? poor 2910 good 44'/0'/0 excellent 100' very poor 2% Comments regarding the service: Possitive corit-den-t-s 2'.0" Negative comments 35'," Thank you for helping us to provide you with the best services possible. 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D I Xon a q e 21 May -3, 19Gs appraisal to assess land acquisition costs in the study area. Estimates regarding costs of demolition and public improvements are .simply best guesses at this point in time. The financial pro forma, as developed to date, seem to suggest that - redevelopment up to and including the entire study area is financially workable. However, a strong caveat is attached to that comment. As the scope of redevelopment increases, additional variables enter into the equation, thus making economic profitability less certain. Management of these variables becomes more critical as the scope of development increases. These variables include allowable height and density limits, parking requirements, infrastructure and public improvement requirements, and the ability to assemble land quickly and at a reasonable price. Another more intangible factor, that will weigh heavily in the equation is the commitment on the part of the Village to pursue aggressive redevelopment in the area. It appears unlikely that a developer will he comfortable with undertaking a Project of this potential magnitude without assurances that the Village itself has a clear sense of direction and commitment. At this point in time, further refinement of both development scenarios and financial data will need to be undertaken. Continued meetings with interested developers would be a great help in this regard. on a different level, it will be necessary to embrace the various taxing bodies and interest groups to form a consensus on a course of redevelopment. Critical in this regard, will be the Village's ability to promote- participation in the process by property owners within the study area. The potential for the success of any redellelopment project will be greatly enhanced by the involvement of current property owners, either by encouraging private development in conjunction with Village's efforts, or by making such owners "equity partners" in any project. Staff remains available for further activities in this regard. 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The triangle Drd by Main Street, Northwest: Highway and Central Road and in addition the Central Plaza Shopping Center at the Northwest corner of Central and M a i n S re e t s . Realization that not all properties within the .. described TIF boundary need to be acquired for redevelopment or may need to be redeveloped. B. Separate District 1., A separate district should be created to provide the maximum length of time for retiring any public improvement bonds (23 years). Redevelopment and rehabilitation within the proposed new district should stand on its own aynd not create a financial liability to the Village or the already created Tax Increment Finance District No. 1. C. Land Uses in Priority order (Mixed Uses sought with mix Opt- mized,l) 1. Retail and service business a, Specialty and convenience uses b. Neighborhood center C., Unique specialty shops d. Personal service uses (barber, c]-eaners, shoe repair', Office Uses (Soft market for office use - concentrate on small non -class A type) a. Professional b., Shared/multi-tenant C. Limitation on first floor office space be established 3 HOU-Sing 'Including possible senior Cit4'A.7 en) &W a. Self-contained, with physical separation from other uses preferred b. Rental market probably will rema-JIM, stronger than condominium C. High quality or luxury class apartments are top priority 4. 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Open Spac-:k ­ ... .. .. ... .. . .. .. .. .. .. ...... There should be a strong Clommitment to open space in the redevelopment of the area. The open -pace should form a 0 central focal point and be diStinctive in character. H Public Works Building 411 South Pine Street) ... . .. . ....... Property should become revenue producing as quickly as possible, but should not cont--rol or hinder the configuration or magnitude of potential development determined to be feasible for the area. 1) Temporary use could be made of the present facilities to: a. Be leased by the Village on a short-term or long- term basis to private entities, thereby establi- shing a tax base for the property. Any publicly - held properties leased for purposes to private development is taxable under the State law. 3. Relocate businesses seeking or awaiting completion of newly developed property within the area 1. BDDRC Recommends an Aggressive Posture Oriented Toward Development of the Entire Triangle and the central Plaza Shopp.A.ng Center as the Tnitial.14. Development Thrust Top priority is that development be economically feasible. Village pride, statement of confidence and viSion to the future are equally important. 2. It may be necessary to scale the scope back to development- of specific parcels after required merchant and property owner input has been received and incorporated into the overall plan and costed. These inputs would include desires to relocate vs remaining in present locations, future expansion thoughts and plans, flexibility to exchange properties with other owners, interests in forming consortiums to undertake development privately ivately within the aegis of the overall J_rthe Village- plan fo-.!- the District. 3. The triangle in Central Plaza west of Main Street is a unique area in down -own Mount Prospect. 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