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DEPUTY VILLAGE CLERK
ALL
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
AGENDA
Meeting Location: Meeting Date and Time:
Mount Prospect Senior Center Tuesday, October 11, 1994
50 South Emerson Street 7:30 P.M.
1. CALL TO ORDER - ROLL CALL
11. ACCEPTANCE OF MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 27, 1994
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At the August 23, 1994 Committee of the Whole meeting, the Mount Prospect Village
Board held a Public Hearing to consider a rate increase request from American Taxi. At
that time, several Trustees expressed a desire to review the regulatory scheme with an
eye on deregulating the rate -making and rate -approval process while still maintaining
appropriate controls over the Senior/Disabled Discount Taxicab Program and controls over
providing the public with sufficient public notice of future rate increases.
Appropriate staff will be in attendance to facilitate discussion.
This topic comes from the Deferred Items list and was originally brought up by Trustee
Hendricks. Other than the City of Chicago and the Village of Lincolnwood, no other
municipality within the membership of the Northwest Municipal Conference currently has
an Ordinance which requires Carbon Monoxide Detectors in residential or commercial
buildings. The information package includes a staff memorandum outlining different
issues that need to be considered by the Village Board prior to adoption of an Ordinance
along with background material regarding the state of current technology as well as what
the appropriate Village response should be to a call of an activated alarm.
Other Policy -related questions that need to be addressed are the level of active
enforcement to ensure compliance, the phase-in period and the need to consider a
purchase assistance program for those persons who would find the $150-$250 expense
a financial burden.
Appropriate staff will be in attendance to facilitate discussion.
VI. PERSONNELCHANGES
Some current vacancies in a number of staff positions along with shifting priorities and
workloads have created an opportunity to structure the work force to better meet our
immediate needs. The Village Manager will propose reclassifying and combining three
current positions to provide better service in the Human Services Department, Manager's
office and Communications Division. The overall result will not change the number of full-
time equivalent positions currently authorized in the budget and the overall cost impact
will be somewhat less than the current salaries for the affected positions.
In an effort to supplement the work of the Environmental Health Division of the
Department of Inspection Services, the Village Manager would like to explore the
possibility of creating an additional part-time Inspector's position which could be used to
focus on restaurant and other sanitation inspections while core Environmental Health staff
continues to focus on Property Maintenance issues as its number one priority. Many
communities have enhanced their enforcement capabilities by hiring registered Sanitarians
(IRS) from other communities to conduct inspections on evenings and weekends. The
additional position would be authorized through the end of the year after which an
evaluation of the cost-effectiveness of the program would be reviewed. Funding for the
balance of this year is available due to salaries saved by existing position vacancies.
Appropriate staff will be in attendance to discuss the proposed changes.
VII. MANAGER'S REPORT
VIII. ANY OTHERAUSINESS
DEFERRED ITEM :
BOCA Property Maintenance code - other Landlord/Tenant Regulations
Village Finance Issues
Disaster Preparedness
Assault Weapon/Gun Control (Local Action)
Tax caps/Unfunded Mandates (Local Position)
Administrative Review Board for Cade
Towing Contract
Use of Stationery by Village Board members
Fallow -up► Discussion re: SWANCC
NOTE: ANY INDIVIDUAL WHO WOULD LIKE TO ATTEND THIS 1i METING, BUT
BECAUSE OF A DISABILITY NEEDS SOME ACCOMMODATION TO
PARTICIPATE, SHOULD CONTACT THE VILLAGE MANAGER'S OFFICE, AT
100 SOUTH EMERSON, MOUNT PROSPECT, ILLINOIS 60056, 7081392-6000,
EXTENSION 5327, TDD #7081392-6064.
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General consensus was to promote affordable housing and to further consider
Trustee Corcoran's proposal at a future Committee of the Whole discussion and
ask for input from the Plan Commission as necessary.
The general consensus of the Board was to proceed with the Comprehensive Plan
as proposed If endorsed by legal authorities and discuss density issues furtherwith
projected goals and means to achieve those goals,
Tom McGovern, Chairman of the Plan Commission, spoke. He suggested that the
specific development numbers on page 13 and 14 be taken out of the document
and allow the developer to recommend the numbers for the Board to consider.
Trustee Clowes stated he was concerned about the level of debt the Village
currently has and the affect of Trustee Corcoran's proposal on that debt. He
recommended the Finance Director review the Village debt position.
Manager Janonis introduced this item informing the Board that this issue was
raised by various Board members and this discussion is intended to provide
general policy direction to the staff relating to Zoning issues and to identify areas
for staff input.
Bill Cooney provided an overview of the current Zoning information relating to
garages in the Village. The discussion of the Board members included concerns
about percentage of lot coverage of garage facilities and the encouragement of
businesses in residential areas based on the size of the garages. Also, there was
some concern of large garages affecting density in residential areas. There was
a general discussion relating to the proportion of the garage size compared to the
size of the home and should consider the possibility of the Village Board
inadvertently limiting the attractiveness of single-family homes to future
homeowners of Mount Prospect with a limit on three -car garages.
General consensus of the Village Board to provide a specific policy direction to
staff relating to four -car garage sizes was an even -split by the Board with no clear
direction provided.
Bill Cooney provided an overview of the definition of "Conditional" versus "Special
Use" Permits relating to garages and the impact of commercial vehicles on
residential properties. He stated that the Code currently allows for vehicles up to
8,000 pounds allowed to be stored on the property, however, vehicles over 8,000
pounds require a Variation and must be housed in a garage. The garage height
limit limits the size of the trucks which may be stored in the garage because there
would have to be a special Variance approved for exceeding the garage height
defined in the Code.
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Trustee Hendricks also proposed a town meeting to discuss the Village's continued
participation in SWANCC, however, there was no consensus of the Village Board
to schedule a town meeting. There was direction to designate a Committee of the
Whole meeting to discuss SWANCC participation.
Trustee Hendricks also requested a discussion of the Board in order to terminate
the services of Arnstein and Lehr for a future Committee of the Whole meeting.
The consensus of the Village Board was not to add this to the Committee of the
Whole Agenda and not discuss It at this time.
Trustee Corcoran stated that Trustee Hendricks has taken information on an
appeal out of Executive Session and exposed it to the other party. Further, some
Trustee exposed possible life threatening situation from Executive Sessions. He
feels that since he cannot trust, this material will be kept confidential. He did not
want to put other SWANCC members at risk by releasing the SWANCC
documents for public review.
Trustee Clowes acknowledged the contribution of the Jaycees during the town
meeting for TAP -Mount Prospect.
Consensus of the Village Board directed staff to prepare a Recall Ordinance under
the Village's Home Rule powers for a hftm Committee of the Whole discussion.
A Motion was made by Trustee Hoefert and Seconded by Trustee Clowes to gs
into Executive Session to discuss Property Acquisition, Property Disposition and
Personnel.
The Committee of the Whole meeting returned from Executive Session at
11:23 p.m. Trustee Hendricks was not in attendance during a portion of the
Executive Session and was absent at the time the Village Board re-entered open
session. At that time, the general consensus of the Village Board was to discuss
Village Board member protocol relating to Village Board members! use of Village
Hall facilities as part of their Village Trustee duties.
The Board members also reiterated the fact that all service requests must be
directed through the Village Managers office.
Respectfully submitted,
DAVID STRAHL
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Additional Background Information:
Deregulation: Pro 0"-- Con
pj_ Deregul at ion allows the "market" to deform ane rates
Deregulation may encourage more cab companies tc do*
business in the Village. More --ompetil--ion may have the
effect of lowering rates.
Deregulation would reduce the administrative p-
rocess
for changing rates.
Con - Cab companies could increase rates to a point that is
unacceptable to Village residents.
- There is fear that deregulation will have an adverse
impact on the Seniors' Discount Program.
- The rate making process provides an opportunity to review
a company's service record and thereby conditions any rate
increase on improvement of service.
How the Seniors' Program Works:
Seniors who provide proper identification of their age and
residency will be issued an ID card by the Human Services
Department. Seniors must be at least 65 years old. Disabled
individuals may obtain a discount card by providing a doctor's 'note
attesting to their disability. (Please see the attached ID Card
and brochure.)
- There are currently 2100 discount ID cards in circulation in the
Village. Eight to ten new cards are issued each month.
There are three cacompanies that currently operate in
The .1.0b Mount -
Prospect: American Taxi, 303 Cab, and Community Cab. All three
companies participate in the Seniors' program. In fact, all cab
companies are required to participate in the discount program.
- when participants call for a cab, they do not need to identify
themselves as a participant in the discount program.
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When the cab arrive -S. to pick up the fare, the pa.-L.(-.-J-
then show the cab driver the discount ID card.
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the meter an --- d calculate tine total toal farm
in a normal manner. The discount is calculated after the total
fare i s determined. Fifty percent (500-,,) of the fare shall be
billed to the Village, up to a max-imum, of three dollars ($3. 00) and
fifty percent (500-U) or the balance due shall be paid directly by
the rider. For instance, if the fare is $5.50, the participant
pays $2.75 and the village pays $2.75. If the farm is $7.00, the
participant pays 54.00 and the Village pays $131.00. The cab
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its passage, approval and publication in pamphlet form in the manner provided by law.
AYES:
NAYS:
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PASSED and APPROVED this day of 1994.
Gerald L. Farley
Village President
Carol A. Fields
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11-1134 BUSINESSES 11.1135
A. Two dollars ($2.00) for any distance less than one mile for one passenger.
B. Two dollars forty cents ($2.40) for the first mile for one passenger.
C. Fourteen cents ($0.14) for each additional one-tenth (1/10) mile or fraction
thereof over and above the first mile for one passenger.
D. Ten cents ($0.10) for each twenty (20) seconds waiting time or tr-affic delay.
E. Ten cents ($0.10) for each additional passenger above the age of twelve (12)
years for the entire trip.
F. Twenty five cents ($0.25) service charge is added to the above rates for parcel
delivery and the handling of all items other than normal luggage.
G. Fifty cents ($0.50) service charge is added to the above rates for all trips
which do not originate or terminate within the Wage.
IL Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary contained herein,, an owner of a
taxicab may establish flat rates for trips which originate within the Village with
a destination point outside of the Village or trips which originate outside of the
Village with a destination point within the Village. Any such flat rates
established shall be filed with the Village Clerk. (Ord. 3774, 4-21-87; Ord.
42669 1-2-91)
Posting Established Rates and Charges. 17here shall be of on the inside
�{ of each taxicab in a place conspicuous to any person riding in such taxicab, in
:7& fmm covered by glass or other tz=LV=nt matatials, a rate card issued by the Village, upon
vbich card "I be printed in plain, legible type the rates of fare as.prescribed in Section
111134. (Ord. 3774, 4-2187)
(See following page for Section 11.1136)
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Sec. Wilf. Procedure for Taidcab Rate Increase Requests.
A. Any taxicab company licensee may initiate a request for a taxicab rate increase
by filing a written application therefor with the Village Clerk. Such application
shall contain at least the following:
1. Name, address and telephone number of applicant.
2. A statement setting forth the rate increase requested.
3. A statement setting forth in detail the necessity for such rate increase.
4. Any and all documents which support the necessity for such rate increase.
5. A statement verifying that all statements contained in the application and the
information contained in any documents submitted in support thereof are true
and correct.
Within ninety (90) days after a completed rate increase application is filed with
the Village Clerk, the Committee of the Whole shall place the matter on its,
agenda.
C. The Committee of the Whole shall hold a public hearing on the requested rate
increase and shall determine whether the proposed increase is appropriate and,
if so, the amount of such *increase. The Committee of Whole shall by majority
vote determine whether to place the rate increase on the agenda of a regular or
special meeting of the President and Board of Trustees. In its deliberation, the
Committee may request and the applicant shall provide the Committee with any
and all information and documents the Committee deems relevant. Failure to
provide the requested information and documents may be grounds for the
postponement or rejection of the requested rate increase. (Ord. 3774, 4-21-87)
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Seco 11.JJoA'm Duty, of Operator to Throw Flag', and Issue Receipts. Upon termina-
tion, of a trip, the taxicab driver shall throw the Bag to the nonrecord-
ing position on the taximeter and shall call the passenger's attention to the fare
registered. The taximeter shall not be changed until the fare has been paid or a charge
ticket therefor Is made out and hu&A to the person hihng the taxicab. Any, passenger
is entitled, to receive, upon request, a receipt for the fare paid, showing the name of
the taxicab owner, the name of the driver, the amount paid and the date. (Ord. 3774,
4-21-87)
Sec. I I Right of Operator to Demand Fare in Advance; Refusal to Convey,
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may demand in advance the payment of the fare of the person desiring to be carried
by such taxicab and may refuse to convey any person who shall not comply with the
demand; but no operator of a taxicab shall otherwise reftise or neglect to convey any
orderly person, upon request, anywhere in the Village unless previously engaged or
unable to do so. (Ord. 3774, 4-21-87)
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million (ppm) over a period of 90 minutes. The detector will sound sooner
when CO levels are greater. The OSHA work place standard for allowable CO
levels is 35 ppm over an eight hour period. The EPA standard is 35 ppm over
one hour. There continues to be considerable debate on what an acceptable
limit is in the home environment.
There are advantages and disadvantages to both of these technologies.
PRO: All CO detectors that are UL listed activate when CO is
present.
The fire department is alerted early in the emergency.
They respond, identify the problem and render service.
The advent of the electrical type unit with battery backup
may be the best option.
CON: The present cost of both type units is very expensive. I am
sure cost will stabilize much as we experienced with
smoke detectors.
Battery powered units are susceptible to having their
battery removed in a similar manner as we see with
smoke detectors.
The cost of replacement batteries is quite expensive.
Electrical units, if not the plug in model, may require
some expertise to install.
Electrical units do not work during power failures.
Enforcement is impractical.
Multiple units may be required to complete protection.
Some governmental units have given thought to enacting local ordinances
covering the CO issue.
The City of Chicago Ordinance (Attachment 1) which took effect October 1,
1994, has received a large amount of media exposure in both TV news
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13-64-220 Each dwelling unit employing space heating equipment
that is located within the dwelling unit and that burns fossil fuel
shall be equipped with at least one carbon monoxide detector.
Carbon Monoxide Detectors - Standards; Rules
13-64-230 Every approved carbon monoxide detector shall comply
with all applicable federal and s - tate regulations, and shall bear the
label of a nationally recognized standard testing laboratory, and
shall meet the standard of UL 2034 or its equivalent. The building
commissioner shall issue rules and regulations not inconsistent with
the provisions of this chapter, for the implementation and
administration of the provisions of this chapter relating to carbon
monoxide detectors.
Carbon Monoxide Detectors - Battery ReMoVal Violation - Penalty
13-64-240 It shall be unlawful for any person to remove batteries
from a carbon monoxide detector required under this chapter, or in any
way to make inoperable a carbon monoxide detector required under this
chapter, except that this provision shall not apply to any building
owner manager or his agent in the. normal procedure of replacing
batteries.
Any person who violates this section shall be punished by a fine
of not less than $300.00 nor more than $1,000.00 and/or confinement
for a period of not more than six months.
Carbon Monoxide Detectors - Ownerts avid Tenant's Responsibilities
13-64-250 The owner of a structure shall supply and install
required carbon monoxide detectors. The owner shall test and maintain
carbon monoxide detectors located other than in a dwelling unit. The
owner shall provide written information regarding carbon monoxide
testing and maintenance to at least one adult tenant in each dwelling
unit. The tenant shall test, provide general maintenance, and replace
required batteries for carbon monoxide detectors located in the
tenant's dwelling unit.
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Does your community have a local ordinance in place that
requires the installation of carbon monoxide detectors? If
yes,, please attach,
Lincolnwood
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Barrington
Buf f alo . Grove
Des Plaines
Elk Grove
Evanston
Glencoe,
Glenview
Hanover Park
Hoffman Estates
Libertyville
Lincolnshire
Morton Grove
Mount Prospect
Niles
Northbrook
Park Ridge
'Prospect Heights
Rolling Meadows
Roselle
Skokie
Streamwood
Vernon Hills
Wheeling
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Winnetka
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this time
Buffalo Grove
Not
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Not
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No
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Maes the first, respond "Ing agency in your isdiction have a
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Presently, we have no written procedure. However, one is in
the development stage and M.A.B.A. Division III.is writing a
universal procedure. Presently Public Safety uses their own
detectors and calls the North Share Gas Company.
Fire response is a district ----unknown if written procedure in
place.
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secretary is 26.5 hours per week. An additional 11 hours per week would be available
and would be dedicated to the Village Manager's office (37.5 hours equals full-time). It
is unlikely a need for the full 11 hours per week for assistance to the Manager's office
would be necessary but could be utilized if required. Generally, blocking out a couple of
afternoons for Village Manager's office assistance would minimize the need for all 11
hours in one week. The afternoons would be undedicated time which the employee
would not be assigned work specific to Communications.
The overall result will not change the number of full-time equivalent positions currently
authorized in the budget and the overall cost impact will be somewhat less than the
current salaries for the affected positions.
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Positions
SS Benefits Total
Secretary - CATV (p/t)
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Secretary - HS (p/t)
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Network 50 Coord (f/t)
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Secretary-HS(f/t) $20,000(10.25hr) $101000 1301000
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position to two full-time positions.
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Network 50 - Jobs for Seniors is a unique employment program
that has a four fold mission. It assists workers, over the
age of fifty, find meaningful work as well as it helps
families find Baby Sitters, Tradesmen/Odd Job Workers, and
Home Companions. At various times throughout the year,
Network 50 has sponsored support groups and resume writing
clinics for the older worker, and has worked with the
homeless job seekers at the Hope Center located in Wheeling
Township Hall.
EMPLOYER EMPLOYEE REFERRALS:
The Network 50 Coordinator has developed a network for
employers who request referrals of'possible employees. The
Coordinator goes out into the community to educate employers
as to the benefits of hiring the older worker. Some of the
benefits of hiring an older worker that are overlooked by
many potential employers are great desire to work,
punctuality, and loyalty. Many times, all the older worker
need is a chance to prove him/herself to an employer and the
widely held negative stereotypes of the older worker
vanishes.
The other side of educating the employer is that the
Coordinator often spends time "sprucing up" potential
workers due to the fact that they have been out of the job
market for so long that they have forgotten the techniques.
Many older job seekers do not have resumes. Some need
pointers on job interviews, dress, body language, hygiene,
etc.
Once these background aspects have been completed, job
referrals are given to the job seekers. It is the
responsibility of the job seeker to follow up with the
referred potential employers.
"AT HOME WORK" REFERRALS:
The other three aspects of Network 50 fall into a category
called "at home work" referrals. They are: the
Babysitterst Tradesmen/Odd Job Workers and Home Companions.
Oftentimes families are looking for a "grandma" to look
after their small children. Older residents look for
someone to fix a leaky faucet or pull an air conditioner out
of a window when the weather turns cold. Families, both
young and old, seen affordable workers to stay with their
frail or impaired loved ones. The Coordinator interviews
the potential worker to screen for obvious potential
problems, and makes referrals to residents who have called
seeking workers. The Coordinator request that all residents
who hire a Network 50 re " ferral, report back about the level
of service provided. If a negative report is given and
found to hold merit, that name is removed from the list of
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Pro2osed Position: RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY
Hours per Week: 37,,- hours per week
Salary, . .... ......... Ran e: $10-25 - $12.00 per hour
Pro2osed Saj2rX: $11.00 per hour. Review in 6 months for a
50� increase.
Benefits: Transfer from Network 50 to Receptionist/Secretary
position.
In making these changes, we no longer would be seeking the
Wheeling Township grant, which allowed the program to •
outside the Village boarder. The new version of the program
would be restricted to Mount Prospect residents only.
I believe the proposal of indefinitely suspending the
Network 50 program with the caveat of continuing the "in
home work'" referrals through volunteer efforts is
appropriate for Mount Prospect in this day and age. By
creating the full time Receptionist/Secretary position and
having this position coordinate volunteer workers, the
position will have the time to develop a crew of volunteers,
supervise their efforts and ensure that a good product will
be produced. The plan also provides additional clerical
relief for the current professional staff. The plan
utilizes volunteer energy which continues our philosophy of
seniors helping seniors as well as would truly fill in the
gaps of existing services.
The plan allows Human Services to redirect our current
resourcez and energy by providing needed service where none
currently exists ("in home work") as well as it provides
needed additional clerical support without increasing staff
or the budget.
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"In Home Services" Program which consists of tradesmen
file/odd job workers and home companions. Volunteers will
develop and handle incoming and outgoing calls related to the
program. Volunteers need to be scheduled to work for maximum
office time coverage.
9. Keep Senior Center's bulletin boards neat, up-to-date, and
filled with appropriate information for the Mount Prospect
senior community.
10. Register participants for department classes, which include
physical and mental health., recreational,, and educational
classes and programs.
11. Keep up-to-date service cards on senior participants.
12. Keep up-to-date discount taxicab cards on participants.
13. Assist Office Manager with ordering office supplies and
equipment.
14. Assist Office Manager with making photocopies of special
events flyers and other materials.
15. RTA Special User Transportation program, which includes,
completing applications, logging, re -checking applications,
and sending in applications for issuance of RTA pass on a
weekly basis.
16. Process and complete Village of Mount Prospect ' subsidized
taxicab program applications, explain procedures and issue
passes.
17. Fill Senior Center beverage machine, and order addonal
beverages as needed.
18. order coffee machine supplies, make coffee, clean and supply
coffee stand. Handle routine maintenance of coffee machine.
19. File office paperwork.
20. Assist staff in proof reading written material.
21. Process Nurses Lending Closet equipment to be loaned out.
Process returned equipment and donations for Nurses Lending
Closet. Contact Nurses Club President when closet is in need
of attention.
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Minutes
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Mr. McCarthy further stated that since the first contact with Home Depot, Rouse/Randhurst and
Home Depot Corporation have worked with other major tenants of the Center negotiating changes
in the traffic and site layout. Mr. McCarthy indicated that on three separate occasions they met with
residents in the area to discuss the scope of the project and listen to their concerns with regard to
screening and traffic. He stated that during the course of the two years of negotiations with Home
Depot over 100 modifications, were made to the original concept for development.
In terms of economic impact, Mr. McCarthy and Mr. Shanley indicated that the proposed Home
Depot development is expected to generate sales tax revenues of $5 million annually, and $325,000
in real estate tax revenues annually. The Village would realize 18.5% of the sales tax revenues while
the real estate taxes would be shared by other taxing bodies in the Mount Prospect area. Home
Depot's operation in Mount Prospect is expected to generate up to 250 new jobs as a result of their
operation.
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It was the unanimous consensus of the Economic Development Commission members present that
the Commission should endorse the Home Depot redevelopment project. Chairman Ebbinghaus was
authorized by the other members present to direct a letter to the Mayor and Board of Trustees so that
it might be received in time for the September 20 Village Board meeting. -Mr. McCarthy, as a
member of Rouse/Randhurst Management staff abstained from any voting in endorsing the Home
Depot proposal.
ADJOITPOffiNT
The meeting was adjourned at 9:14 a.m.
Kenn H. Fritz, Econo, ic D