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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1582_001rN Motion carrlc &UN U' r nj 1 I ,I i Nuns Kerstein, 'r-ordi.nat Program, and Mayor Krause following blood donors: E REGULAR MEETING OF THE D BOARD OF TRUSTEES R1T 2, 198 CAL:I:.3 TO ORDER eeting to order a .02 P.M. INVOCATION y Trustee Farley. ROLL CALL MayDr Krause Trustees Arthus Farley Floros 1' urauski Wattenberg Trustee Miller APPROVE MINUTES: ded by Trustee Arthur, moved 4/6/82 meeting the regular meeting of the s head April 6, 1982. rthur, Farley Fl ►roe musk' s Wattenberg n 4NC_AL REPORT APPROVE BILLS by- Trustee Farley, moved list of bills 477,116.67 15,951.64 2, l 8 2 w 5 V t Block Grant 17,005.04 ' 1 :. ance 101,613.6 Y ement G 62, 02. 0 19 r " 212'.. Al 5 je Fuad 13,41 .74 nw«,3" ru, rtion 2111 .24 an-Blackh wk 61354.50 Dn-Busse/Wille lf220.00 Sidewalk 890.00 9,261,.88 .ind 71198.37 909,46.74 :.t ur Farley Floros �y arauski' , Wattenberg a J+ J. " y Trustee Murauskis , moved APPROVE port dated March 31, 1982, FINANCIAL REPORT March J l, 1982 --thur Farley Ploros rauskis Wattenberg n )NS "" CITIZENS TO BE HEAR )r of the Village's Blood BLOOD DONOR presented awardsto the ,WARDS One Gin Awards Two Awards Trustee Wattenberg, seconded by Trustee Arthur, AMEND CH. 18 moved for passage of Ordinance No. 3204 ORD. NO. 3204 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 18 ENTITLED "TRAFFIC CODE" OF THE VILLAGE CODE Upon roll call-, Ayes: Arthur Farley Floros Murauskis Wattenberg Nays: None Motion carried. Inasmuch as the preceding ordinance amended the notice provisions and not the initial fine for violating the 'fire lane requirements, an ordinance amending Chapter 21 was not necessary. Trustee Arthur, seconded by Trustee Murauski's, AMEND CH. 17 moved for passage of Ordinance No. 3205. ORD. NO. 3205 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 17 ENTITLED "VEHICLE LICENSES" OF THE VILLAGE CODE Upon roll call: Ayes-. Arthur Farley Flocs Murauskis Wattenberg Nays. None Motion carried. Trustee Arthur, seconded by Trustee Murauskis, AMEND CH. 2 0 moved for passage of Ordinance No. 3206. ORD. O. 3206 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 20 ENTITLED "ANIMALS" OF THE VILLAGE CODE ffi Upon roll call: Ayes: Arthur Farley Floros Mur auskis Wattenberg Nays: None Motion carried. The Public Hearing on the proposed Annexation LINCOLN CIRCLE Agreement for Lincoln Circle Estates, as well ANNEXATION as A Resolution Authorizing Execution of an Annexation Agreement, An Ordinance Annexing and An Ordinance Granting Spec ified Variations, all pertaining to Lincoln Circle, were continued to the May 4th Village Board meeting. MANAGER I S REPORT Village Manager Terrance L. Burghard presented a Resolution to transfer funds within various accounts for the 1981 -82 budg,et. Floros, sec�nded by Trustee ra skis, moved Trustee oMuu RES. N37- O., 82 for passage of Resolution No. 37-82 A RESOLUTION 14AKING CERTAIN APPROPRIATION TRANSFERS WITHIN THE ANNUAL BUDGET APPROVED FOR FISCAL 1981 -82. Upon roll call: Ayes: Arthur Farley Flo ros Murauskis Wattenberg Nays: None Motion carried. Mr . Burghard prese'nted the proposed budget for BUDGET 19B2 -83 fiscal 1982-83. A request was received from the Ch4aclmber of Commerce ,to allocate $3,000, for a re-printing and update of the booklet about the Village. Upon a Verbal poll of the Board, the request was denied by a tie vote. Page Three April 20, 1982 1982-813 BUGET Trustee th, seconded by Trustee a t. D erg i An Ordinance will be drafted ft e for first reading May 4th Z BA 2 -SU -82 ZB2-SU-82 and ZBA 3-V-82, Rand & Elmhurst, McDonald's McDonalds This requests consisted e of special use :dor a drive-- hru ZBA 3 window and several variations: to ;hermit a 10' x 30' truckLoad space instead of the required 10' x 501; to eliminate the required 20' rear ;yard; and recognition of the encroachment of the existing building into the rear yard. Trustee Farley moved to prohibit left turns from the eastern driveway fr m McDonald's onto Rand Road.. Th motion failed for lack of a second. Trustee Arthur, ' seconded by Trustees Murauskis, moved to concur u.r th 'the recommendation of Zoning card of AP.l.s to grant the special, s for a driv"le-thru window. Upon roll call: yes Arthur Farley Floros ra s k,ls Wattenberg Nays. Nonce Motion carried. Trustee Wattenberg, seconded by Trustee Floros , moved to concur with the recommendation _ of the Zoning Board of Appeals and grant the requested . variations. Upon roll call: Ayes: Arthur Farley Floros, urauskis Wattenberg Nays: Nonce Motion carried. Ordinancesreflecting the above action will be drafted for the May 4th meeting. ZBA 4-V-821 1310 River Road ZBA 4-V-82 This case was continued a the Zoning Board f 1 �l River � Appeals lural . ZBA 5-V-82, 3.10 West Northwest Highway in l ans ZBA 5-V-82 - This request for r _ ion was received In s uc�h a� 31 0 Northwest the petitioner desires to change the sign for the ' brand asoline sold and the sign xcee s the allowable dimensions. Robert Moore, petitioner's attorney., presented the red est, stating that the petitioner will make every attempt to rovide ` some type of beautification. 'trustee Arthur, seconded by Trustee Farley, moved to concur with the recommendation of the Zoning Board of Appeals and grant the requested r riati n Upo n poll callyes ArthurFarley loros uraskls Wattenberg Nays.- None .ion carried. ANY OTHER BUSINESS None 'ADJOURNMENS ADJOURN ITrustee Arthur, seconded y Trustee Floros, moved ove - to two .d can the meeting. Upon roll call `yes.- Unanimous 'motion carried. The meeting was adjourned at 9:50 P.M.April 20, 1982 Pace Ebro Carol A. Fields Villaqe Clerk MINUTES COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE PRIG 27, 1982. ROLL CALL Mayer Krause celled the meeting; to order at p.m., 1.n the Public Safety Building, 112 East Northwest Highway. Present at the meeting were: Mayor Krause, Trustees Ralph Arch. r Gerald Farley, Leo F'loros , Edward Miller, Norma. I" urau kis and Theodore Wattenberg. Also present at the meeting were: village Manager Terrance ° u.rghard Village Attorney David Newman, Financial Advisor Ron Norene and approximately atel seven persons in the audience MINUTES The Minutes of the Committee of the Whole,,,meeting of April 1 , 1982 were :accepted and filed` faith the following amendment: On page 2, at the anal of paragraph three, add the followinglanguage - "Trustees Floros and Murau'skis indicated their willingness to increase the combined water and sewer bil.. to $1.50 per thousand and +apposed. the increase to $1.53 per..:. thusand. , III. VENTURE WATER COSTS Mayor Krause 'introduced this matter as a continuation of the discussion initiated at the .April 13, 1982 Committee of the Whole meeting. Drawing ' attention to the Nuveen report, the Magor painted out that the Cash Flora needs to pay .Agency costs would require that either the Village establish a Special Service District and its commensurate Tax Levy by September of 1982, cr in the alternative, to delay the installation of a Special Service District until the subsequent year. If the Special Service District and its Levy is not created by September of this year, then the Village's share of Venture costs, estimated to be $48,000, will have to come from the fiscal 1982-1983 water and sewer budget. The Mayor pointed out that the hoard had included this $48,000 in the Forthcoming budget. ,After some general discussion clarifying the budget procedure and the Tax Levy timing, it was the consensus of the Mayor and the Berard that given thedifficulties of creating a: Special Service District and the fact that the village had already budgeted the $48,000 payment to Venture out of the forthcoming budget, that the actual implementation of a Special Service District could be delayed until the subsequent year. Mr. Ron Norene of Ron Norene and Associates financial consultants, addressed the ,Co mmittee of the Whole and indicated in substance that the utilization of a Special Service District to p,.,ay all or a . portl on ou f the Ventre , water costs would be a feasible project. Mr. Norene discussed the notice of provisions to those residents in our community who would be part of the Service District and subsequently receive Lake water and indicated that that notice provision would need t,o bel doneonly # iitially in establishing the Special Servic I e District. ni 1 Subsequent notifications could be avoided if In seeking the initial creation of the Special Service District the Village establishes an authority to levy a',tax rate as opp�osed to a fixed dollar amount. 'For example, if the needs of the Special "nt Service District to pay Veure costs are 11 x ty then it would be in the Village's interest to seek an authority to levy a tax rate,of say "2x." In this way, subsequent fluctuations and/or changes in the amount owed to Venture in the next 40 years could be p id al from increasing the amount levied each year as long as the authority granted by the initial Special Service District is not exceeded. Mr. Norene also pointed out that in order t.o handle the cash flow needs of the Special Service District, because of 'irregular tax payments, incomplete tax payments, or any other cash need that might arise in paying apps pr Venture costs, it would be advisable for the Village iin its creation of' the Special Service District, to establish a and issue together with a tax rate to cover loperation , and maintenance expenses. This front-end bond issue would,theme. give the Village sufficient cash that when it is invested could take care of the cash flow needs of the Special Service District and the cash balance would be subsequently replenished when tax payments are made in'the spring and fall of each year '. Assuming that the Village creates a Special Service D-listrict.lissues some Bonds for necessary cash flow purposes and establishes the authority of A tax rate sufficient to meet the needs of future years, then the subsequent operating levy is filed automatically by the Village as part of its regular tax levy and no re -notice to the ty i communi is rye ces,sary. Dave Newman, Village Attorney, reported about his diiscussions with Chapman and Cutler, Bond Counsel, that it i,s no longer a pure requirement on the municipality that its Special Service District be created by the normal riling of a tax levy in early Sep'tember'. Legiisla- tion was introduced in Springfield Last year that permits the County to add to the municipal tax rate any ,speclal service district created by the end f December of any one calendar year. Both Mr. Newman and Mr. Norene indicated that the creation: of,a master list for 'o ntification could be accomplished either by a computer program from the County or by using some outside service to compile the necessary data. d -2- I a, - - - - - - - --------- A general discussion ensued among the members of the Board, Mr. Norene and Mr. Neuman. Various elements of the Nuveen Cash Flow Analysis and Tax Impact Study were reviewed by the Committee of the Whole looking at different impact circumstances for various elements of property owners and income groups. After some further general discussion', it was suggested by Trustee Miller that the Village look at placing the capital costs I of Venture on the property tax and any and all operational costs including Venture and the local system on the water bill. In this way, the entire community which benefits from the physical construction of the c ital facility would pay for that benefit and future api protection through the property tax and all operational expenses; i.e., consumption expenses, would still be placed on the water bill, therefore, maintaining a level of equity. Trustee Wattenberg inquired of Mr. Norene as to the costs of creating the Special Service District and the initial Bond issue. Mr. Norene estimated that the basic costs for the Bond issue and the creation of the Special Service District would be in the vicinity of $25,000 and that the necessary research to complete the tabulation of 18,000 properties, if done by an outside firm, would approach $N,000. Therefore, the total costs of creating the Special Service District, as envisioned in these early stages would range somewhere between $40,000 and $50,000. Mr. Norene also pointed out that these costs to create the Special Service District are reimbursable and/or recoverable on the part of the municipality through the Special Service District tax. That is, none of the expense would have to be funded by the General Fund, but could be reimbursed by the tax payer benefiting from the Special Service District. Mr. Newman reported that Chapman and Cutler has advised the Village that the Special Service District would haee no impact on any State debt limitations as the law is presently structured, nor is it anticipated that any changes would occur since it is not part of the regular I ided by the municipality. This addressed services provi 1 1 1 one of the questions ralf-sed in the Nuveen Report. After some further general discussion, Ms. Irene Steffen of 218 South Weller, presented the Committee of the Whole w ith a petition of 110 signatures. Of the 110 people i signing the petition, 109 were against the concept of placing the costs of water against the property tax. These petitions were accepted by Mayor Krause and the discussion ensued between various members of the audience and the Committee of the Whole. The Commitee of the Whole clarified for members of the audience that the costs to be placed against their property tax were the ital costs 1 1 capi and that a water bill would st'll ex'st and through that water bill, people would pay according to their consumption. It was the expressed fear of -3- some of the audience members that persons on fixed income and Persons with _' very light consumption would pay a disproportionate share of the costs of water if the matter were simply placed on the property tax. Mayor Krause responded and indicated that the administra- tion shoul ' d review recent State legislation that allows a municipality to give a discount and/or a tax rebate to senior citizens. it is thought t ' hat this rebate might 'be apportioned against the water bill or in some other, form. This position was supported by Trustee Wattenberg. The administration was requested to keep this matter under advisement and to report to the Board at a later date. Ms. Steffen also requested to be advised of the future Board meetings and CommInittee meetings where these matters were discussed so that sh e and some of her friends might attend. After some further general discussion, it was t -ie direction on the part of the Commifttee,of the Whole that the Village administration proceed, where necessary, in continued examination of the creation of a Special Service District and to refine the cost es] -mates and water bill estimates as time goes on. The Village Manager was ins,tructed to prepare these estimates based upon the concept that the c *tal costs of Venture - pi be placed upon the property tax and the remaining expense against the water bill. Trustee Farley proposed that since the costs at this time are s o nebulous and will remain estimates until after construction and the s,ale of Bonds, that the Village s *Imply decide to split the cost differential on a 50/50 basis. That is, 50% of the Venture costs to go on the property tax through 'the Special Service District and the remaining 50% on the water bills. Trustee Miller said he could agree with that proposal and it was the consensus of the Committee of the Whole that that matter be studied further and be brought back to the Committee at a later date. Trustees Murauskis, Arthur and Floros indicated their support of the concept. Mayor Krause and Trustee Wattenberg expressed their continued reservations. Trustees Wattenberg and Floros inquired as to the status of Venture engineering and the negotiations with the CI*ty,of Chicago. The Village Manager responded by informing the Committee of the Whole that as a,member of the negotiating team with the City of Chicago, that he expected a written contract to be presented to the Mayor and the Board within three of four weeks., The engineering negotiating committee has spent a considerable amoun-,_ of time on various technical details and -in certain areas where it is necessary to change the policy of the City of Chicago. The Village Manager reviewed the routing and schedule of the Venture system and presented to the Committee of the Whole the final contract documents and contract drawings as prepared by Metcalf and Eddy for the Mount Prospect segment of the line. These plans had been promised to the Village by April 15 and were actually delivered to the Village on April 19. Trustee Floros stated that in his opinion the engineers through their own omission have not progressed as far in the project as he thought was necessary at this time. Trustee Floros reviewed minutes of various Venture 4 - meetings and Executive Commllt�-ee meetings indicating that the time schedu] - e had been changed on numerous occasions and that in his opinion there were substantial delays in preparation of these documents and the completion 7 of a contract with the City oF Chicago and that we could expect construction delays in the field similar to those 'th other construction pro'ects. General we see wi J discussion ensued comparing the progress in the Northwest Water Commission pipeline versus the Venture pipeline and the 12.5% interest rates that the Commission has bought with its 20 -year Bond -1-ssue. The Village Manager indicated that the Venture group has interim financing at 10.5% and our schedule for permanent financing indicates it will be entering the market sometime in 1983-1984 when interest rates should be lower than they are presently. Trustee Arthur also indicated his support of Trustee Floros' position and expressed his concern that the delays w ith the contract with the City of Chicago and engineering documents are costing the municipality money. Mayor Krause responded that some of the delays caused in the Venture group stemmed from the Village of Mount Prospect's attempt to have the Citizens' Utilities area serviced by the Venture and that in fact the Venture groups had spent some $100,000 in various engineering and technical services in order to have Citizens' Utilities Join the Venture group. IV. MANAGER'S REPORT 1. The Village Manager reported that the WATER STORAGE TANK painting contract was on schedule and that in fact the contractor is working some weekends and early i evenings. 2. The Village Manager reported that the staff was not satisfied with the quality of workmanship on some of the concrete work at BUSSE and WILLE and we were working with the contractor and the consulting engineer to make I the necessary changes in order to keep to our original time schedule. -5- TILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT CASH POSITION APR -IL -30 1982 Balance per Disbursements Last Report (per attached 4/16/82 Receipts List of Bills) Fund Balance General Fund $ 794r578.62 $ 256r909.41 $ 460r352.54 $ 591,135.49 Revenue Sharing Fund 120,676.56 lr866.53 118y810.03 Motor Fuel Tax Fund 532,588.21 57,997.46 20F995.78 569,589.89 Community Development Block Grant 12,236.86 75r960,00 4,835.17 63r361.69 Waterworks & Sewerage Fund: Operation & Maintenance 637r305.83 104,929.77 40,679.30 701,556.30 Depreciation, Improvement 0 & Extension (103F519.82) - 121,792.00 (225F311.82) Parking System Revenue Fund 62F971.56 5F428.25 928.42 67,471.39 Trust Fund 315,695.79 5,245.04 12,557.95 308?382.88 Library Investment Fund 504,618.61 957.49 503,661.12 $ 664,965.18 VENDOR CLEARING ACCOUNTS A* ELECTRIC COa ICN LS CjNST* C0a iENNAN—MCIN LALLERO E CATINO TING & MATERIAL Cnu* C ON T R A %r.I EDWARD ELECTRIC COMPANY FULTON CONTRALL'TING C09 H & H FLECTRIC, COMOANY HECKER ELECTRIC IFIL --BAR ELEELTRIC CIOMPANY CHARLES KLFHM SUN NURSERY MEADE- FF-LECTRTC COMPANY. TLN--a PAOLJ CONSTRUCTION iC.Oov T;N'-'* PAYROLL ACCOUNT PETTY CASH — MANAGEMENT SERVICES AbsPECT AUtD'BODY 0GUN9 INC DAVID C. STANt.-7ER WHITE CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY CLEARING AC L"OUNTS VILLAGE OF MOU,!,qT PROSPECT ACCOUNTS PAYABLE APPROVAL REPORT PAYMENT DATE 4/30/82 P9RCHASE DESCRIPTIJN! k P F U N3 1/2 PLAN DEPOSIT—ST. LjGfJTS REFUND 112 PLAN DEPnS!T—ST* LIGHTS REFUND FINAL BILL REFUND FINAL WATER SILL REFUND 112 PLAN DFPOSTT—ST* LIGHTS REFUNIF) 112 PLAN 0FP9STT—STs LIGHTS RF;-FUNr) 112 PLAN DFPOSTT—STO LTGIATS, REFS 147) 1/? P L A 7141 01—:Pr!STT—ST. LIGHTS REFUND 112 PLAN DFP9-jlT—ST*LISHT-'-), REFUND 1/2 PLAN DFPqSIT—ST, LIGHTS ASH 'FREES ASST. TREES ASST* TREES MAPLE TREFS MAPLE TREES IIAPLI-'- TREES MAPLE TREES PLANT TREES PROSPFCT E R.USSF AVES, REFUND 112 PLAN DEPOSIT—ST LIGHTS RETA11144GE ON ' InEWALK Pl'SM, PAY PEERIOrl-) Eilr,)ING 4/29/92 PAY PERIOD ENDING 4/29/92 PAY PFR IOD FNDING 4/29/92 PAY PERIOD ENDING 4/29/92 TRAVEL, SUPPLIES P-1 CAR RFPAIR REFUND LIQUOR LTCE_NSE REFUND OVERPAYMFNT VEHICLE LICENSE REFUNn 112 PLAN DEPOSIT—STs LIGHTS PAGE I INVOICE AMOUNT TOTAL 545.00 $45*00 $12*60 $23e94 $45*00 $45*00 $45*00 545.00 $45,00 T-45 a 00 $269,25 1♦9 7 1 0 0 3,710.00 $1 v974, 50 T89.75 $81).s75 1897*50 $3, 00* S49*00 $122*20 S200t628*45 S17036*33 $200* 00 19 3 0 8 e 7 7 $49. 00 $134*00 $500 00 $20000 $45*00 "'TOTAL" 545 * 00 145*00 S-36*54 $45*00 545.00 4 5•0 r) $45*00 D45,00 $45*00 $129301*7e; $45000 S, 2 2 9 2 -0 $219-t473*55' $490001,- 13 4 e 0 $500oOO $20000 $45#00 tMiO87.*04 GENtkAL FUND $2019197*45 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 9LOCK GT $1008977 WATERWORKS I&- SEWERAGE — O&M $179822#87 PARKING SYSTEM REVENUE FUND $200000 VILLAGE Oc: MOUNT PROSPECT PAGE 2 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE APPRDVAL REPORT PAYMENT DATE 4/30/82 VENDOR P13RCHASE DESCRIPTION INVOICE AMOUNT Tr, -IT A L TRUST FUND 5129557*95 PUBLIC REPRESENTATION DIVISION CLINICAL ASSOCIATES SL EXAM—POLICE OPFIC FR - S75900 $75o00 To A. COPPLE & COe, TRANSCRIPTS G ATTFNr)ANJ'L_.r- TAKINJG $188*50 5198m50 PADDOCK PUBLICATIONS PU-Llr HEARTAG PJn, $2 ?a �O $21.-00 FRAN EISENMAN LFGAL PAF NjTjr�zS p!jq, $59o26 I*BoMo CORPORATION NOTICE PURm—LFGAL P 552*44 1134*50 PETTY CASH POLICE OLPARTIENT TPAVE-t- SUPPLTES &6010 $6o10 PU9LIC REPRcc)ENJTATI�",.l ")lVISl_'N APRIL—MAY 082 NEWSLFTTE-R, T 9 T A L S/404- in ffljrfm� _QF J- �., .'. I'- ll� A- I" .€ .1, ., �4 - . .Or.#f-*-- .:::a: VILLAV rE MANAGER'S 0FfF-I('_,L' BOCA Irl4'TEkNATIO-i'\JAL 11NICs BDCA CODE L")FV,SFMTNAR—KNUDSFN $155*00 $155s00 BUSSE"S FLOWERS GIFTS FLOWERS $10000 slotoo MT* PRDSPECT CHAMBER b- COMMERCE MEETING EXPENSE $21e0Q $21.-00 FRAN EISENMAN >LMINSR EXPENSES $13*76 I*BoMo CORPORATION MAY082 TYPES RITFR C'41,�* $75o44 S7- + IBM M 8 TYPEWRITER CHG. 535*00 $35000, R * Jo JENKINS APRIL—MAY 082 NEWSLFTTE-R, $913e50 $913*50 LItTLEJOHN? GLASS YO ELL LTD* LEGAL SERVICES RENDERED $29505*40 $29505*40 MID—AMER ' ICA CONGRESS ON AGING CONFERENCF FES T,70*00 $70oOO MOSER —S,-CHMI DT PAPER CO* OFFSET PAP -ER $1001*80 $19001*80 NORTHWEST STATIONERS INC* OFFICE SUPPLIES %51 l8 $51018 PETTY CASH FIRE DEPARTMENT TRAVELv SUPPLIES $19 40 TRAVEL SUPPLIES $36*99 $56o3q0- PETTY CASH MANAGEMENT SERVICES TRAVELS SUPPLIES $93 30 'A. VILLAGE OF MJUNT PROSPECT PAC -,E 3 ACCOUNTS PAYA9LF APPROVAL REPORT PAYMENT DATE 4/30/82 VENDOR PURCHASE DESCRIPTTJNINVOICE AMOUNT TOTAL VILLAGE MANAGERIS OFFICE TRAY; Li SUPPLIES s2Ro89 TRAVEL? SUPPLIES $20* 00 PETTY %-..ASH — POLICE OLPARTMENT TRAVEL9 SUPPLIES TRAVELv SUPPLTES $15000 $157e694' PETTY CASH — PUBLIC WORKS TRAVEL9 SUPPLTES S55e30 T20.00 $55*30" POSTMASTER MT PRr)SPEET TRAVELt SUPPLIES METER 44CHINE PnSTAGE $8p000 '�50, $100*00 SHERATON klKTH SHORE ININ LOCAL u"f0VFRNMEN r F R F N *HFD'-ES r[.—j 00 $7,00 't7*00 V G PRINTERS INC* N F i TNZ'- � � C7RT � 3Qo 00 VILLAGE OF NlkTHfF-Ic—LD 1Y'EWSLETTE0 INSERT MANAG'77RS TRAINING S SS 19 N� 1; 16 2- 5 $84 95 $55,25 VON `SkILSEN F, REDM01,41)-p SaLo LEGAL SCERVICES REND.- $1 164o 12 $84955 llvl6�rol? VILLAGE MANAGER'S OFF -I' --E T ? T AL::-- Tbt597,3P )N FUND r -, E R A L $6 v 597 a 3 8 a- *01 n., -v- DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT SFkVIC-ES tr w4F .4, .9_ 4, ANCHOR CONNELTICUT GENERAL LIPE INSURANCE HOSPITALI7ATION INS* HOSPITALI7ATION INS* $217*46 $217 e 4 6 9oM* LORPURATIDN MAY#82 TYPEWRTTFR CHGo $22v446*97 $22t446*97". -> TION --.)B*M* LZORPURAI PRINTlE--Rt DISPLAY STNo 1 EAINT*APRTL'82 S162a77 $245950 -t, 1 �6 #--.,77 IBM COMPUTER UTTL TTY PROGRAM $108* 50 $354000 ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE rOo MAY' 82 COPIER 11 CHG9 TELEPHONE SERVICE $88000 $88000 INTERGOVERNMFNTAL RISK MGMT AGENCY INSURANCE DFDUCTIRLF—PEP*w8? $57*40 S 3 9 1490 53' $57*49 POSTMASTER MT PROSPECT 1979 ASSESSMENT BILLING METER MACHINE POSIA(;E $3t136*03 $6v285*56 $100*00 METER MACHINE POSTAGE $600-000 OF ILLINOIS METER MACHINE POSTAGE $150*00 -PRUCARE HOSPITALIZATION INS* MAY282 $255*49 $255a49* VENDOR DEPARTMENT O N EM E SERVICES THE RELIABLE CORPORATION DEPARTMENT OF GES SERVICES VILLAGE F MOUNT PROSPEC. ACCOUNTS T Y 9LF APPROVAL REPORT PAYMENT DATE 30/32 PURCHASE DESCRIPTION UFFICE SUPPLIFS INVOICE AM3UNT 595.94 aia ,.-$.-'TOT A L4 --- 9,r $3Q t318 ata rta 'Sa [ .i r a • .ia • .Rr +t.r ® .ta • s. i w a atr wta aR to air . E aS. .ie aRs a rys � sa s�ai : ; ae .4e.+.cs !a ®®s aa te tSv;a iiiaSsa:imhas:.a S.aSa .ir.iaiassa..a:i..s ai.fSmi.rSmeia-.-.Ya.Sa: ILLAUE CLERK'S OFFICE is xS..• D o ..aia .•w a.#. aa.is mss .Rr wir zta .ta Es l�a +` .s. ./a wt..L e r ta aia J, •air . 1e 1 .i .f: a +m i.ia is 7*. at' ., a4, .fir 1' i*S16'41 sw eaaiaaa .t® eSa sii +Sa a}. a.. �e �4. n#w VSs at. a«® sA> rfT �S4 wS..ta :t. {a ata ar;! fo aia rte rfr wri.a iei �# :ta aa .te c i® .Sa �n :Sm ttr sSs ria CH ICAGD TI TLE INSURANLIF r" U."W 1,141 T iJnCi.il ENT CLii' C $7*00 0 V A ri DICK (: rAPANY CYLINDER (—,LFAN,)EPt AJASH T,6 -?.74 S69 74 THE DRAYvING �30 P09 1 (: SSHI PP W1 LAPELS 7 1-0QM PADS 47? 7 $;6v2'7 PIOUiNT PKOSPE'—�ELEMENTARY SLL4L ACT !)W ITEXEROX P:APFR $464.00 $11+6q oo PETTY LC S _MANAGEMENT SERVTCFIS TRAVEL f SUPPLIES $5050 $5*50"' POST4AS ER MT PROSPECT [ALETFC: MACHINE POSTAGE $100400 THE 4ELIABLC LOIRAT `3N LJ -PFT —!- SUPPLIPS L a 96 OFF ;E SUPPL I FS $59090 NOTA RAL SEAL'S $24 ?1 T145 57 X +RJX '.-DRPORATION MAtRCH182 COPIER CNG. 1720*70 $720 70 VILLAGE CLERK'S OFFICE.�__. TDT A L=. a,. 1 1 56 3 78 GENERAL FUND $ f 568 7 ,2. .0. A, .Aa !a 'ta !a ata .ia A. 'r. eta .. t . « J J< .. a+a -a- m da .4 %. .&. .4 ®ta at. ,.tom : a -A- J- },. ®t. J..►.' 4 do %- ...e. tet. aM .t..A. 4 e5. .+r e 4 • .L ai< .t..S..ta .a. ato e4 a4 . a .t. �4 » r ... v :ta a :..S. at..: + a A. -A- 1..J�: ai..t. a : s . i.:4 � . P, -A. 4 !a . r L .t. ®4r 4' he h '+ ` h' .ia ata he �< atm h+a *a aye ai. e a`.. (" .t' 'f' e ata °t" aia .im oe ..tm .�� aia Wa .ya .,m ata +. e' %- -fa •R® . . .' h" h® are `Le aia ay+ .}. ry. ata e -d a!a aia ya ,ya ha om ay. aR..ya .ta ,`o" .ya 'i a5' ya a aie aia >m ,�. ay. aia are a f. h' "�` . aia ak cm y' 'd..i'` 4` M .m €` .i+..y: ai. ti ha ai. �a y` ri Y" POLICEDEPARTMENT AMOCOOIL COMPANY GASOLINE6$260 ARLINGTONC/JEEP & RENAOLT9 INC.E E 6 HEADLAMP NG $5,606$10-012 VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT PAGE 5 ACCOUNTS PAYA9LF APPROVAL REPORT PAYMENT D 4/30/82 VENDOR PORCHASE DESCRIPTTJN INVOICE AMOUNT TOTAL POLICE DEPARTMENT iLINGTON HTS CAMERA FILM PRn;CFSSIN4"-'7 X4.25 IARDS UNLIMITED, INC. PLAOUcS S 8 rl) 0 DU DUD -t:E0114AR') Eo BANAS TRAINING COURSE EYPIFN'SES $29-00 128*00 BOWMAN DTSTRIBU-TION CENTER REPAIR PARTS $475e49 5475 49 THF COk4STABLE EwUIPMFNT r'U. FTAISERPRINT READERS $450*90 DRU I TEST KITS? DOG POLE -S? PIED LITES $172091 E V I r) c- ",I C F TECH"Irl4N E")UTPMENT 3.2 3.00 L VIE D E 1e1 C7 TFCHNICI�N tz- Q Lj T R kAENT $906*00 L EvI9c-NCF TECHN) IC I AN ECJ TPvENT $220*00 1119677*71 COOK C9-tJNTY SHERIFF PULICr-_- F)IFPT, bASTC PIFCRUTT TRATNTNG PROGRAM, 1475.00 S475eOO CURT IS IQUO INCO,PORATF7,j (,.-.lTATT3N FOPIMS NCR DADE-Q, $?35*74 $235*74 RORERT A. r)URAN ASS6CIATE S —N T J�j EVi,�,%Lu.�T. STlljyATIrlfN $500000 It 500 Ion DES PLAir,4ES r-HRYSLEt'i,-P�y*AC L SALES H '7 P, R [E-- L A Y S 19198 tq,8p JAMES CDWARDS TRA1,NTNr C'Jt)R';E EYPFSE-S $28.00 E-NTENMANN-RUVIN �lje POLTC7 `-AF�,],FSr r,-ASES $169* 90 T169, 6r) EUROPEA4-N-4 L DOMESTIC CAR Std. ICF RFBIJILT TQANSMISSTUN P-7 $2-25.00 $2?5,0r) MICHAEL Eo FELTEN TRATNING CU­JURSE EXPFNSES $2,R 1 00 S 2 8 DD GREAT LAKES FIRE t:-QJTP-!;-"4T P 9L S $125,23 S I 25 2 1 H`VRIGE HOEt INC* FVCES RLNP(�D-ASScSSt-FNT CENITIFR 3r00*0 l30 OARY HELFEN46FIN A TRATNTN(-, CCUR1E EXPFNSES, lt8Fkaso -N198180 HONEY REF SNACK SHOP PRISONER F000 FOR APRTL18? $4 5 $46 1 55 ILLINOIS BELL TELEPWONF !.-.3* TELEPHONE SFRVIrr'-_ �45 a 31 TELEPHONE SERVICE $13*77 TELFPHONE SERVICE $139.74 5 1 q 8 08? ACCTGe DIV,q J%fV* OF IL UR134NA-CHA 'LE LRIME SCENE TF�-14* COURSF-7 �7FPICERS $3943OaOO T3v410*00 UNIFORMS UNIFORM fi4AMF PL,'�TFS T,56*21 UNIFORM PANTS $23.95UNIFURM CAP COVERS $ 31 1 D1 $11.1. 17 LIGAN 40TO SJPPLY INC* CAMERAi FLASH v CHARGER $510 67 S510a67 THOMAS As LJPOTK0 TRATNING COURSE EXPENSES $2-9a00 TRAINING COURSE EXPFNS ES 24* 00 S920on DONALD Co MILEY TRAINING COURSE EXPENSES$29eOO $28*00 MORTON SUGGESTION C,O OFFILE SUPPLIES 31_ 76 $315*76 NORTHWEST ELECTRICAL SURPLY TIMFRS $152 66 $152o66 NORTHWESTSTATIONERS INCe OFFICE SUPPLIES $11*44 $11,v44 OFFICE FURNITRE UCLEAR* HOUSE FILE INE SC CHAIRS $624*00 $624*00 Sri] Owl GENERAL FUND $15?201939 FIRE IA' EMERGENCY PROTECTION r)irz-PT, INVOIC.E- AMOUNT VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT s2e50 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE APPROVAL REPORT S13 * 42 PAYMENT DATF 4/30/82 VENDOR PURCHASE OESCRIPTTON POLICE DEPARTMENT $24s004, PETTY CASH — MANA6ENENT SERVICFS TRAVELv SU[ PPLTES PETTY ZASH — PCS LE DEPARTMENT TRAVEL9 SI)PPLTr., $?9tl-*Ou TRAVEL9 SUPPLTES PETTY — CASH PLH�Ljr %,, �,. WORK"; TRAVEL9 SUPPLIES FRIG Es PIFE RADTO REPAIRS POSTMASTER MT PROSPECT METER MACHINEPOSTAGE-- PRO SPEC -T ANIMAL HOSPITAL I N�a STRAYS Fj—R, MARCH192 THE '�ELiABLL CORPOR A-TI'lN JFFICF `-')JPPLlFe) ' T,5500 UFFTSas -F SJPPL-IFS WILLTA'� ROSL,'OP 01JR!N`E EyP!7t,,jSc--S Sf4TTHKLIrIE LLINICAL LA-AOQATU��11-Sq T CbLOOD TFSTS TIRE C`3NNL-C-TluJ,%1S 11ALv P-4 ALIGNMENT TRI—R Slr-,Nc kFLEETTE-RIN!'-' P-211 WESTERN U1\41UN 7 AI NJ'Tt--PqANf-,E- FL'16? 4AANS RADIATUR [us �-'J'-Tljp P --D RA J XEROX CGRPORATIUN MARCH182 CtrjPIFK CHSO Sri] Owl GENERAL FUND $15?201939 FIRE IA' EMERGENCY PROTECTION r)irz-PT, INVOIC.E- AMOUNT TrITAL s2e50 It' 0 S13 * 42 FRONT END ALIGNMENT s6e 93 S70m39 24 D0 $24s004, 757. 90 S757s50 $200900 S200e00-4-- $?9tl-*Ou $2q2*00 T40,17 PADLOCKS IIJ3*64 $143*811 $88,80 $98080 $47*25 $47*25 S16*00 SONY RECORDER T,5500 X55 $?8900th 4:2P5.00 S 5 5, , 00 15 5 0 0 0 CENTRAL STEEL & WIRE COMPANY $45*29 TOTAL" S159201m39 AMOC3 31L COMPANY GASOLINF $104*20 $104920 ARROW FRAME & AXLE INCm FRONT END ALIGNMENT $65*00 $�65 0 00 ASSOCIATED TRUCK LINESvl4L* SHIPPING C. TRUCK C PARTS S48050 $48e5r) BER EY CAMERA SH9P FILM PROCESSING $7* 55 t7*59 BEST L3LKING SYSTEMS OF NORTHERN IL PADLOCKS $37e71 $37e7l BURKE AUDIO VISUAL SLIDE TRAYS $1930-00 SONY RECORDER $139*95 SONY RECCIRDFR $99,095 -1432e9O CENTRAL STEEL & WIRE COMPANY SHEET ALUMINUM: $530a64 $530*64 V rr_- IN D OR FIRE G &EMERGENry PROTECTION `SEPT "EM RITF PRUQ UCTS COMP,-itkl',jY )MMON�4EALTH EDISUN DOUGLAS TRUCK O -ARTS FREDRIKSEN 6 SONS GOODYE4R l-kVICE STOPES We We 3RAINIGER INLO INTL ASSOCe FIRE t'-­"IEFSip pij- Lo KAR PR'-)D(JCTS INC* MAOUIRE ENTLRPRISLLS MOSER -'-S" CHM I DT , PAPER 17-U. HEIGHTS AUTU-MJTIVE SUPPLY NJRTHwEST ','--UMMUNITY HOSPTTAL PETTY CASH FIRE DEPARTMENT PETTY rASH MANAGEMENT SERVICES PHOTO TOWNE PHYSIO CONTROL PIC CATTONSt INC -0 T I.LLAGE 3P MOUNT PROSPECT ArCOUNTS PAYABLF APPROVAL REPORT PAYMENT DATE 4/30/82 PURCHASr-- DESCRIPTION PUSH 7RnOAl ELECTRICAL Sr'-_QVTCF- ELEECTRICAL "-3ERVTCP ELECTRICAL SERVICE SEALS, TERMINALS HYL)RO 7 AIR !3nTTLFS D I S11 TIRES, 'HEELS C, . 71 A L,& SHOP VACJU-MtACCTS S0RY IfTT "Ns CORDS TFLFPHO�41E SERV I F- E- TFLFPHCN E- SFr{ I CE T E LE P H 0 N- S v i � E �7- F (F7 L E P HO N L- S F-- Q v I r, " F- S EM11141�1R RFf,:TSTRATIOI-PATRTT7 AU19 REPAIR PA,4tTS PATCH CA3LES ;SCR P A P F. R, SHS BATTA'--''Y-TRANS) FLUTD AUTRMPA TR PARTS bULqS-f 4IPER REF=ILLSj VALVES CABLE DFR RT '- T 0HYSTICALS, 11 ir, Sir, 6 R'E- PLAC EMEt�T DRUGS-AMBULANICIF T R AJ E 1- v SUPPILTES TRAVEL? SUPPLIES TR VE'Ly -"-) U P P L T tE -3 TRAVEL t S UP P L I ES, TR EL StJPPL l TRAVEL, SUPPLTES TRAVELt S IJP P L I ES TRAVEL9 SUPPLIES TRAVELt SUPPLIES FILM PROCESSING, IATTERTES ANNUAL MAINTE-NANCrE—LIFE PACKS CHARGFR REPAIR INVOICE AMOUNT $16*16 i I lw 90 $1090 $1690 $4 02 $101,50 $369,63 $100*66 $61*60 $26,46 $23036 S74e 75 10? 0 72 %600 00 $239*52 65 , 95 $ i 2qo sr; $120,11 ii 5 s 98 19.79 $10,00 Sl a 58 $500,*79 X4.85 $2' $2"s 14 f 3.31 $ * 90 $11*75 $9,19 $6*33 $7e9O $3*80 S2ell $29*16 $600,e00 $7,03 "mum 1.2 im�� T275 s 2:) $600uo $65 'Sq sl 79 85 149.06 e64 $595e64 sAa $65e32"'- $ 2 9 16 $600*00 VENDOR FIRE & EMERGENCY PRJTECTTON DEPT* VILLAGE OP MOUNT PROSPECT ACCOUNTS PAYABLE APPROVAL REPORT P4YMENT D 4/30/92 PURCHASE nIESCRIPTTON BATTERIES POSTMASTER MT PROSPECT METER MACHINE OSTM PRO SPDRTS LENTER TRAINING MATERIAL THE RELIABLEE CORPO RATI10N FILE? CRT DESK SCHOLASTICATHL--.E-TIC SUPPLY INC I � 14 TRAINTNG F-Q(JIPMc--,NT SOUTHERNWISICe No ILL *FIRES tN'S A SMFMRERSHIP r.)jFs TELE—TIME SYSTEMS bATTERY PACKS, CLIRD�v CASFS? CA `PR M T ICHAEL WAl'__7NER SONS, —co C"PPER TOPING EVE 3M 3USINESS, PROU-11JLTS 1SALFFS 9781 Sr11-REt_ N CJR'_ FILM PROL`.FSSINCS 41 ' c- R ij I - FIRE" Z. E,l':U"l::NCY PRjTECTIJN SEPT. -fta .4' -0- ". .0- ;' '- -.. '-y -t. :.. -I .&' .-' 's' '.' '*_ r" ..' '.- '.' . '.- I., ", %..#1a � -*' '� '.1 -*- -.- 1,41 'v' '. 1: 1., "w- le -a- a® #- '.' '.� 'tom .61. _ ", ::t -_"' HEALTH SERVICES DF_PARTkl(_Z_NT INVOICE AMOUNT TOTAL $95e00 $225*00 S2, n.-:-. $190195 "; I'l a 9 9 $302,00 $302,00 S95000 SQ5000 $15*00 $15*00 $929000 T, 1� i_! 9 0 00 S1940?9 �19*2Q S20,10 $6 0 529e22 S49*32 $5.843 2I RROWNI'4G FERRIS I-NDUSTRIFS RFS IDrtl4*TIAL RFFl_JSE FOR MARLHO92 $869441*67 RESTDENT IAL RFFUSF COONiT—APRIL182 S86947R*74 172,92.2 4l BOWEN 4AROWARE CO STE7L TAPE "r 13, 99 113 9 CITY OF PARK RIDGE SWI"MTNI77 POOL INSDE.CTIONS KI T S25,00 $z 1 CURTIS 1000 liNCORPORATED Nr_R FORMS $640910 $6 0 MARKS PEST CONTROL LOo RODENT I CONTROL $?00 0 110 $200*00 PETTY rASH — MANAGEMENT SERVICES T'�'AVEL t SUPPLIES $47,11 -E- TRAVELv SUPPLIES $IQ * 5 0 ,_ Lt SUPPLTE) $26*90 R 514 POSTMASTER MTPRO-IS-PECT j'IFTER MACHINE POSTAGE $50*00 s50 -o on-... THE RELIABLE LO ON OFFICE SUPPLIES $5921 $5e2l XEROX CORPORATION MARC4,982 COPIER CHG9 $160,*00 $160*00 HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT T 0 T A L 0-4- 1p $173'524'08? GENERAL FUND 119127*4n, -:z -'- w-< I- ..- w.— .' .#r -" * -'. -'- -'I- -,- -*� -� .- �" -.- -'- '.- --. ..' 'i...4' �-- I- -�- „#- .e.. .-' . *01 a, 1#, 10 1�fl I., llz -41 -'. ." " le " '.. '4. " . 4 . �. . I .w '%. "a %� ." .4..4. '.' .i..#. �'. '.1 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT D&PAP'J'IENT AMFRILAN PLANNING ASSOZIATIUN VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPER PAGE 9 B c"t H INDUSTRIES ACCOUNTIS PAYA5LE APP9,9VAL REPOPT $115s40 PAYMENT DATE: q/30/92 �39*70 5151110 VENDOR PURCHASE DESCRIPTION INVOICE AMDUNT TOTAL GENERAL FUND $173v5&2-4*82 $8451 $32937 SENIOR CITIZENfS, DIVTSIGN A- -0, J- '4� �r $19354.00 $11350*00 BIRKS TRANSPORTATION C7)MPA.i Y SENTOR CITIf7-'r--:M CAR RIDES $427995 $58952 POSTMASTER MT PROSPECT SFNTGR CIT17ENI CA q RIDES $48? .95 $909*90 ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE Cid. _LEPHONE SFRVlr,- c: S124.17 S50voo, STIVFRS TEMPORARY PER-SONNECL INCwTEI T fL--- L EE P � 10 N E: SFR V I r' � $15*91 $140*08 NATIONAL SAFETY CJUNCIL P9STA 'E FOR 'CATER TAL $9967 $20q*00 TREE TOWNS BLUEPRINT SERVICE REFFRF,WE MATc'RIAL -t43*75 $5294P POST'AASTE-1-K MT PROSPECT E METER MACHINE- PDSTA'-�k- S 29*00 1, 2 5 * 0 0 SENIOR CITIZEN'SDIVIS'LCiN T 9 T A L* GENERAL FUND 119127*4n, -:z -'- w-< I- ..- w.— .' .#r -" * -'. -'- -'I- -,- -*� -� .- �" -.- -'- '.- --. ..' 'i...4' �-- I- -�- „#- .e.. .-' . *01 a, 1#, 10 1�fl I., llz -41 -'. ." " le " '.. '4. " . 4 . �. . I .w '%. "a %� ." .4..4. '.' .i..#. �'. '.1 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT D&PAP'J'IENT AMFRILAN PLANNING ASSOZIATIUN REFERENCE MATFIRTAL $6,50 $6.5n B c"t H INDUSTRIES SEPTAS PRTNTS CFNTENINTAL 0ARK" $115s40 EVIG. PR TILTS �39*70 5151110 �RKEY LAMER -A SHOP FILM PROCESSING $23*86 FILM PROCFSSING $8451 $32937 MCFADZEAN E EVERLY9 LTD, CONTRACTUAL SERVICES RENDERED $19354.00 $11350*00 PADDOCK -PUBLICATIONS COM* DEV. LEGAL NnTTCF PUFF. $58* 52 $58952 POSTMASTER MT PROSPECT METER MACHINE POi'-ITAr;E $37o20 METER MACHINE POSTAGE $12980 S50voo, STIVFRS TEMPORARY PER-SONNECL INCwTEI 1. IIP* SE-RETARIAL 11CLP $140*25 TEMP* SEC -FETA IAL HELP $630,75 $20q*00 TREE TOWNS BLUEPRINT SERVICE REDUCED EMGs COPIES $12,950 $12050 LONDON WITTE & LOMPANY CoDo BLOCK GRANT AUDIT s-29000*00 $29000 00 GENERAL FUND 'N STREET DEPARTMENT ALLIED ASPHALT VING AMO(.9 OIL COMPANY, Alii ? L9CK CU ANY BALL SEED COMPANY BECKLEY—CARRY CO. CHARLES RECIC BOWMAN DISTRIBUTION CENTER CAGE INDUSTRIES CHICAGO INDJSTRIAL RU65ER C-UMPANY COLFAX WELDING FA3RICATING COURTESY HOME CENTER CITIZE"S UTILITIES CO* OF ILLINOIS EDWARDS COMPANY JOSEPH Do FOREMAN C CLQ. FORESTRY SUPPLIERS, INC* G&O -11-HERMAL SUPPLY COs GALAXY IN! DUSTRIES t IVCs P J HARTMANN COMPANY JEFFS TOOL & SUPPLY VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT ACCOUNTS PAYABLF APPROVAL REPORT PAYMENT DATF 4/30/F.2 PURCHASE DESCRIPTION lmmmsju�� $338.59 COMMUNTTY DEVELOPMFNT BLOCK GT PAVERITF PAVE r--'.lTF ASPHALT rlT f0 L i F: LOCK, KFY-) ASST* SEGOS PLANTS EASEL SAFF TY SHOE A' L L 9 Vl',A'N CE R F P A IP'. PARTS TREFLAN PEST CONTROL SUPPLIES CLEANING SUPPLIES CLEANING SUPPLIES CLEANTiNG SUPPLIFS HYD& �ITTTNC-S ANGLE COAT 'HANGERSUTILITIES SERVICE REPAIR OF VILLAGE HALL SMOKE ALARMS MAGNETIC LOCATOR TAPE MEASURF-Si SHARPENI NIG STONE PUMP ASSY. LONG BOYS DRILL BTTS REPAIR OF GAS PUMP SOCKET SER v DOLLEYo HAMMER BODIES Walm T 3,9 3 6- $39526*40 $459*50 $339, ?U $798o7O -s7.-Oo $7,on $ '0.4 0 2 0 0 lt� S103005, $24217*ESU $330,65 $39,00 $39000 4150000 $50-00 $475*49 5475*49 $998*75 $360s00 511358*75 3-7 -5-1 $1540 19 $151*38 S 17 5 0 f 2 R 70 $35*90 $48s05 $304,e-50 09 ti-mcri S69*44 t52*68 $44*70 $97,00 $ $15m90 $48*05 $1304e 50 S500000 $69*44 $52*68 $4/to 70 VENDOR STREET DEPARTMENT NDER INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY ,-HARLES KLEHM E SON NURSEKY MA pRonUrGNATA " CTS MCMASTER—CARR SUPPLY L,?* ­10UNT PROSPECT CAR 4AS,-4 MOR Tr),N GROVE AUTOMB TIV'- NATION4L CHEMSEARCH NORTHERN ILLINOIS _7AS CUo N` R. T d S ISE T L_: R iT TJ N A L OL I YMPIA DUDL;!: OF DE,,) PLAI;A(L-3-19 TNCe IIETTY CA_SH FIRE ')EPA;?TENT PETTY rASH MANAGE' lENT SC-RVTOES PETTY 7 -ASH PUbLIC WORKS RODNEY PIKE RESEARCH INI.',-)TITLJT&- 07 AllFRILA SEARS—AN DERSON9 IN,--* SLHUSTER E)UIPPE NT COMPANY ?RING ALIGN iAN0ARDi PIPE C SUPPLY INC.. FREDERIC TEN SO TLRRAL'-'-- SUPPLY COMPANY TRI SFRVTCF CUMPANY DENNIS VALENTINE MONTGOMERY WARD WESTERN ENGINE LOMP4NY VILLAGEl' OF MOUNT PROSPECT ACCOUNTS PAYARLc APPROVAL REPORT PAYMENT DATF 4/30/0,2 PURCAASEL nESCRIPTTON LL4AQNu­lf,4iG ANALYZFR vilTH STANr) 6OTTQM TAP ASST. SHADE TREE"') ASST* TREES MAGNETIC ROAR r) PIFCFS SPLTCI.IdG SLE4__:4lc,_5 CAR WASHE" - r- r- .UT LT TA -Q T F R'Qr)l . C I LT W S LE D K I L L F_ R RP A Y E R S GAS S,_-RVlCE_ (j A S S R, V I C f,-- 6 A S 3'p V I C E PTi`iTL IIJOKS PTPF,�\j V ;_ RTS TRAVEL S (; P r�L TE TRA` ELf SUPPLTES T R A VEL 5lJPPL I E S TRAVEL, SUPOLIE-S T Q_A' IE L SUPPERS Sf'Fti_:TY SIHOE ALL7)WANCE RESEARCH INFORMAT 10 FTRE EXTINGUISHERS SE'VTCED FIRE lFXTING!JIS.Hf:_:RS—PARTSv CHEMICALS EIRE EXTINGUISHERS SERVICED SERVICES RENDERED U—BOLTS PIPFST VALVF-'Jp UNTONiS SAFETY SHOE ALLr)WAN(:E QXYC7r'_-N CYLINDERS OXYGEN CYLINDER REGULATOR REPAIR OXYGENv ACETYLENE CYLINDERS REPAIR OF Hl-__ATING.UNIT SAFETY SHOE ALLOWANCE REFRIGERATOR REPAIR TIMING GAUGEt BE TENSION GAUGE INVOICE AMOUNT $c25e00 T 2 0 -3 0 $61 18 6 00 $79193,50 -T7R*57 S20*68 $9, 00 $1. tOl I o 05 s2oqo9i -j u ';3-A* 71 X406. 0 J $?41 8 $2069 $Io43 $54.0 $19w04 SIR61 $50*00 $39,72 $364. 5U 32 25 $ 10 8 e ? 5 $228 69 $90000 S32*53 $50000 S46,02 $11o50 $Z4* 50 $57*23 $582426 t5osoo $55o65 S 3 5 5 '2 "MoNa"mm T,6?2*00 $7 0 e 39 $139379*50 , '8*57 -7 0 6,Q $ 5 0 0 si50000 $1,011005 $790*4+2 S4n6.Or T2F. 6 $ on y39.72 VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT ACCOUNTS PAYABLE APPROVAL REPORT PAYMENT DATE 4/31/92 VEP-4DOR PURCHASE DESCRIPTION STREET JEPA(TMENT 30iffolzomm INVOICE AMOUNT 1"�4*1 _ .�.T0 T A L -a, IV% 4- "' S24904 -16 1 J, 0- . . . -�. �� a- _.- _._ �,. .'_ ._ WATtR AND SEWER DEPART`11-34T -1AU'VER METEINC _10DMAN9 li4L* RAXT'74 t� WL CAPITAL CUNIROLS CCIMP"ANY CHlL4GD INDUSTRIAL KUb5Li__R k'lf_;'lPANY COMMINWEALTH EDISON CONNECTICUT C.3ENE'RAL LIf7E IN"-'-),UPAl%r,,- Iz JOSEPH Do FOREMAN C09 Gf:13 THERMAL SUPPLY LO, GERARDI CONSTRUCTION We We SRAINGER INLe RALPH Fo GROSS E SON ASSOC-.f INC* HILLSMAN EQUIPMENT CO. HUNTER PNEUMATIC TOUL9 INC,* I*BoMo, CORPORATION ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COO INTERGOVERNMENTAL RISK MGMT AGENCY JEFFS TOOL & SUPPLY LATTOF MOTOR SALES CO. LAYNE-WESTERN COMPANY9 INC* LEW INC*IS INTERNATIONAL C WATc-R MFTFR & PARTS WAT'R METER G PARTS ENGIAFERING SF_kVICt­_S WELL I'irt I7 SWITL*rjv ADADTFIX9 VALVFSt PAF'Tc-) HYD* FII'Trry-47S ELECTRICAL SERVICE HOSPITALIZATION INS* CLAMPS FLOW S4TTCH ELLE.!' LANE :WATER I'APROVEMENT CABLE WELL HOUSE fjr'17 CJNSTRUCT ION SPADES tTOOLS WHEEL 9,ARROWS DRILL STEEL, BITS WHIE:EL9ARROWS DRILL STEEL, BITS PRINTERv DISPLAY STN. MAINTeAPRTL'82 COMPUTER UTILITY PROGRAM TELEPHONE SERVICE TELEPHONE SERVICE TELEPHONE SERVICE TELEPHONE SERVICE 1979 ASSEESSME NT BILLING LEFT HAND DRILL SET AUTO PARTS PLUMBING -SUPPLIES FOR WELL T'r'17 BUCKET FOR ARPS BACKHOE $19000000 $538o70 $1v538,70 $194-60s60 1t4 .b0 $1v457e57 QIv457*57 T117*50 S 17 * 510, $155eO9 $2059,*29 $2066e20 $29966o20 $66o47 $66.947 $279738*qG $279738*90 $204s05 $204995 $1v4l4,*45 $19414*45 $103 50 %I93e50 $224*83 $4,37 T,229*20 $245* 5G $109*50 $3L_ $427*02 $13*77 $13*62 $1_5000*00 $25*45 $86*50 $16t400#05 $290*00 $469*44 i;5o000' *00 $25* -/ T- 5_5 - S86*50 $169400e05 VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT PAGE 13 ACCOUNTS PAYABLF APPROVAL REPORT PAYMENT DATE-_ 4/30/82 VENDOR PURCHASE DESCRIPT IONINVOICE AMOUNT TOTAL WATER AND SEWER DEPARTMENT PINS BUSHINGS $66*82 3 5 6 * 8 ? IDWEST CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENTS INCe O—RINGS S1*79 CAP, O—RINGS $7*18 $8*97 MOTOROLAv IN' '� MOBILE RADIO $940-00 S94 *00 NATIONAL WATE WELL ASSOCIATION 1982 ASSOCIATION) DUES $45*00 $45*01 NORTHERN ILLINOIS GAS CO* GAS SERVICE $19*53 GAS SERVICE $9Ft*00 GAS SERVICE $60*98 GAS SFPIVICE, $116* 62 SFRVICE $420*55 $715*68 OsLEARYS CONTRACTORS E)MT9 f. SUPPLY IMULTI—HITCH $95*00 S9510r) OXFORD LHEMICALSt T;NC* Sr'"'fER CHEMICALS $21- , p 7 4 SEWER CHEMICALS I or) 00 1317,74 PADDOCK PU9LICATIONS PALANCIE ONJ SUO-SCRTPTION $6095 '6095 PETTY CASH PUBLIC WORKS TRAVELt SUPPLIES $3e]-2 TRAVEL SUPPLIES $T. 0Q TRAVELi SUPPLIES $1*65 TRAVELt SUP PL TES) s 2 5, .0 00 TRAVELY SUPPLTES $16*43 POSTMASTER MT PROSPECT MACS lINc: METER Mt%,� L_ POSTAGE $20n, 00 POSTACE PFRMIT _DATER BILLS $401v57 POSTAGE PERMIT—METER CARDS—k--Y 31 $329e6l $931*19" THE RELIAbLE CORPORATIDN OFFICE SUPPLI!7S, $19*64 OFFICF SUPPLIES $66041 $85*05 SAM*S GLASS 'HAIJMBURG TINTED GLASS $144*50 $144e5O CDODGE ,I DODGE VAN Sl -')9154900 $109154t*00 eHUSTER EQUIPMENT COMPANY SNOWPLOW PLADE $lt475*00 Slv475*00 _:STEEL MAINTENANCE .ORPm fEL MAINTEN %r' WORK ON WATER TANK $31594*00 REPAINTING OF WATER STURAGE TANK $59t265*00 $62v859*00 TIRE CONNECTIONS INC o TIRE REPAIRS S21*00 $21,*00 WASHINGTON RUBBER CO* FILTERS$21*08 $21.- 08 WATER PRODUCTS COMPANY HYDRANT WITH VALVE t 9OX $3*036*00 $3036 1 *00 ZIEBELL WATER SERVILE PR00JLTSv INC GATE VAI VFc-%* N It I I CA is f A c v CT HYDRANT WRENCHESi TILE OROBFS9 TOOLS ;609*28 $834,*40 WATER AND SEWER DEPARTMENT -*, T 0 T A L,i Ai. 1#1 -ne, -- -*- $144t648*43 PARKING SYSTEM REVENUE FUND $728942 A. � J- 4- Jo- J. A- A. & 'p. .4. * i..4 * * J. 41 #- A, r4, -#- rm. -4. $f A. A- .0- .. -w- .4- 1*. J. Al J. ,w, -41. It, le le %I I.- w- -e, -$r -0- ;x- v- ,%- -41 VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT 4� .0.� * A. 1%, PAGE 14 ENGINEERING DIVISION ACCOUNTS PAYABLE APPROVAL REPORT B & H INDUSTRIES PAYMENT DATE 4/30/82 !S93*30 VENDOR PURCHASE DESCRIPTION INVOICE AMOUNT TOTAL WATERWORKS E SEWERAGE OEM $22v856*43 WATERWORKS E, SEWERAGE —0 1 E S121v792*00 J.* 'A. 14, * 46 A- A- 441 46 .06o 4— 46 Afi .46 Y -,o- -r ft- Ir ft, -A. -46 A, .4. .4. 'A, A. 46 A6 w. ft- N, le ft� N, Awl le ft, -41 06 -46. —4, -A. A. A. A. A. A, mist 46 .0k, J6 It, -11 1%, 1%, lo, 16, IV, PARKIN5 SYSTEM DIVISION BLUELINE PAPER $27998 $27o98 CHEM RITE PRODUCTS COMPANY WASTE CONTAINERS, L114ERS 214 94 t214*94 COMMONdEALTH EDISON ELECTRICAL SERVICE S328a90 S328s90 COURTESY HOME CENTER SHADES $20*08 $20008 NORTHERN ILLINOIS GAS COo GAS SERVICE $132*25 $132*25 PETTY [.ASH — PUBLIC WORKS TRAVEI-i SUPPLIES $16e25 $16o25"' STAN')ARD PIPE SUPPLY INC.. SILLCOCK 1b 0Q l6e00 PARKING SYSTEM DIVISION OFFICE SUPPLIES TO T A L $728*42 PARKING SYSTEM REVENUE FUND $728942 A. � J- 4- Jo- J. A- A. & 'p. .4. * i..4 * * J. 41 #- A, r4, -#- rm. -4. $f A. A- .0- .. -w- .4- 1*. J. Al J. ,w, -41. It, le le %I I.- w- -e, -$r -0- ;x- v- ,%- -41 J. 1A..0. J- -%� .0, A. .0. ,- -� 0. -0. -A- -A- A� -%, A- P. * ri -W—e 4� .0.� * A. 1%, A- J - .4- -w, ENGINEERING DIVISION B & H INDUSTRIES BLUELINE PAPER !S93*30 ENG o SUPPLIES $63*60 $156-90 ENG/SURVEYORS SERVICE TOOL $41m40 FIELD BOOKS $13,286 $5 - FDC DRAFTING AIDES CORP* BLUELINE PAPER $27998 $27o98 LAND TITLE COMPANY OF AMERICA9 INC* TITLE SVE-ARCH $25*00 $?5*00 PAOLO CONSTRUCTION C0ov IN"'* RETAINAGE ON SIDEWALK PGMo $807*00 RETAINAGE ON SIDEWALK PGM* $133*00 $940#00 PETTY CASH — MANAGEMENT SERVICES TRAVEL9 SUPPLIES $2*12 s2012, PINNER ELECTRIC -CO MARCH982 TRAFFIC SIGNAL MAINTENANCE $ZO $201995*78 POS-TMASTER-MT PROSPECT METER MACHINE POSTAGE -t995*78 'S50s00 ss0000*- REtY ABLE OFFICE MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES $39*90 $39w9O 4t7TH STREET --,PH(IT-09 INCe C.OMPUTER SUPPLIFS !$266#75 $266975 VILLAGE OF MGUNT PROSPECT PAot: 15 ACCOUNTS.- PAYABLE APPROVAL REPORT PAYMENT OATF 4/30/92 VENDOR P'lJRCHASF DESCRIPTION INVOICE AMOUNT TOTAL "-461,NEERIW7_7 DIVISI[11\4 TnTAL--- -i-9559*6q G�4'- FUND ll1234,873 ENERAL FUND t3e"_'9*18 REVENUE SHARTli MOTOR FJEL TAX FUND $20t995*78 I- a'. -41 IV- ", -1 ..­.' _'_ ", -:t �§_ �*_ '.� ". _1� �.� �11 "I �'_ �._ .1. - '.� '., -.. �4. '1� ..� I_ 0. �.. �­ J. _1r -1, "_ ..' as® ". �.' ®_ '.- '.� " .4- 0� .4-4, �0. J, .4, J- 0­1� .0. V- .4­4� -11. ods 14"t, It, I., -4. I., ..V® .fie a- �.- `5® ..- r§:� -.- I.- '.� r'm -'l �" I., a" -'_ ." '4- -1a jl -.1 8® 'a, -61 aa® 10, li. 1*1 ae '.1 ..a® It, IV- '@I 't- It- w. $€.® -91 '1, -a® -41 *1--%- -wl -f. It, qm It, It- COMM'Ji'4I TY AND I V1 S--'� VIC'- L R4 y IN, I- P k 0 S P E C T r-' J b" L I C L T 1ADtRIL INS TERF"T $057e49 S 9 7 e4i 94- V, 11_0N`!,'lUNTTY Al -47) CIVI.�_ SEI VICFS Tr)T4L"' 'tq57*4q .I R A R Y I N V F 5 T M E IN T OPU �lb_ 9 5 7 * 4 q ALL ')EIDAPT'�ENTS TOTAL P R 0 C L A M A T 1 0 N WHEREAS, Public Works services provided in our community are an integral part of our citizen's everydav lives; and WHEREAS, the support of an understanding and informed citizenry is vital to the efficient operation of Public Works systems and programs such as water, sewers, streets and highways, public buildings, leaf pick-up and snow removal; and WHEREAS, the health, safety and comfort of this community greatly depend on these facilities and services; and WHEREAS, the quality and effectiveness of these facilities, as well as their planning, design, and construction are vitally dependent upon the efforts and skill of Public Works officials, - and WHEREAS, the efficiency of the qualified and dedicated personnel who staff Public Works Departments is materially influenced by the people's attitude and understanding of the importance of the work they perform. NOWF THEREFOREr I. Carolyn H. Krause, Mayor of the Village of Mount Prospect, do hereby proclaim May 23 - 29, 1982 as PUBLIC WORKS WEEK in Mount Prospect, and call upon all citizens and civic organizations to acquaint themselves with the Public Works Department by attending their annual Open House, May 22 at 11 South Pine Street, and becoming aware of the various problems involved in providing services to the residents of Mount Prospect and recognize the contributions made every day by our Public Works personnel and their continued dedication to make every day one of health, safety and comfort for us all. . . . ...... . ....... dyOr Dated this 4th day of May, 1982. P R 0 C L A M A T 1 0 N WHEREAS, the Municipal Clerk, oldest of public servants dating back to Biblical times, is the hub around with revolves efficient and responsive local government; and WHEREAS, the Municipal Clerk serves as the communications link between the public and their Municipal Government, giving them access to information which is vital to their participation; and WHEREAS, the Municipal Clerk provides a direct link between past and present, preserving valuable records for posterity, always seeking better and more efficient ways to do these jobs; IF and WHEREAS, the accurate recording, careful safeguarding and prompt retrieval of public records are vital functions of this office, without which efficient and responsive local government could not exist; and WHEREAS, Municipal Clerks are also dedicated to continuous professional education and training, in order to stay abreast of better methods. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Carolyn H. Krause, Mayor of the Village of Mount Prospect, do proclaim the week of May 10 - 15, 1982 as MUNICIPAL CLERK'S W*..' -",EK in recognition of the outstanding and vital services performed by Municipal Clerks, reflecting their dedication to public service for the community. Mayor Dated this 4th day of May, 1982. ORDINANCE NO. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PRO SPECT f COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS: SECTION ONE: That subsection A of Section 13.107 of Chapter 13, of the V111 I age Code of the Village of Mount Prospect, be and the same is hereby further amended by deleting two (2) Class "W" liquor licenses and by re-classifying one (1) Class 'IS" to a Class "R"; so that hereafter said subsection A of Section 13.107 Shall be and read as follows: if Section 13.107. Number of Licenses A. There shall be issued in the Village no more than: Five (5) Class A Licenses Three (3) Class B Licenses Nine (9) Class C Licenses Two (2) Class D Licenses One (1) Class E License One (1) Class G License Two (2) Class L Licenses One (1) Class M License One (1) Class P License Twelve (1 2) Class R Licenses Seventeen (17) Class S Licenses One (1) Class V License Two (2) Class W Licenses SECTION TWO: That this Ordinance shall be in full force and �effect from and after its passage, approval and publication in pamphlet form in the manner provided by law. RNOW-13ORW PASSED and APPROVED this day of Vil.lage President Village Clerk— Current Liquor License Holders: 5/4/82 Total Class Establishment Issued A Butch McGuires, Ken's Den,, Midwest Liquors, Mrs. P & Me. Wal's Liquors 5 B Pizza Hut, Stagger Lee's, Ye Olde Town Inn 3 C Alvee Liquors, Balzamo Liquors, Dominicks, Golf Eagle Liquors, Liquor Shcu, Osco, Mount Prolspect Liquors, Walgreens (Plaza), Walgreens of & Elmhurst Roads) 9 D Moose Lodge #660, VFW 2 Peters 1 G Mount Prospect ParkDistrict (Golf Course) 1 L Captains Steak Joynt, Kallen's 2 M, Holiday Inn (Raffles) 1 P Arlington Club Beverage 1 R Artemis, Fellini's. Honey Bee, Patisserie, Pepe's Tacos, Romance Restaurant, Sakura, Shogun, Sue Mee, Sunrise Pancake House, Torishin, Yaskuke 12 S Carons Meat N Place, Charlie Club, over Inn, El Sombero, Evans, Four Seasons, Jas Pizza, Kampai Steak House, Monterey Whaling Village, Old Orchard Country Club, Red Lobster, Sam's Place, Scotland Yard, Second Dynasty, Striking Lane, Thunderbird Bowling Alley, The Reunion 17 V Kyotoya Corp. 1 W Godfathers, Wag's Restaurant 2 Total 57 ZBA 25-V-82, Page One SW +r ORDINANCE APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING A SPECIAL USE TO ALLOW THE OPERATION OF A GASOLINE SERVICE STATION ON CERTAIN PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE B-3 BUSINESS RETAIL AND SERVICE DISTRICTI AS ZONED, IN THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, ILLINOIS WHEREAS, the owners of certain property, hereinafter described, commonly known as Danny Boy Oil Company, and located at 1740 West Dempster Street, in the Village of Mount Prospect, Illinois,have made application to rezone said property from its present zoning classification in the 8-3 Business Retail and Service District to the B-4 Business Retail and Service District to authorize the continuance of the current use of the property in question to be a permitted use for an automobile service station, as provided in Article XXI of Chapter 14 of the Village Code of Mount Prospect, Illinois; and WHEREAS, the Subject Property is legally described as follows: That part of Lot Two ( 2 ) in Edward Busse's Division of part of the Southeast Quarter (1/4) of Section 15, and the Northeast Quarter (1/4) of Section 22, Township 41 North, Range 11, East of the Third Principal Meridian, as Re- corded December 17, 1919, as Document Number 6696216, in Cook County, Illinois described as follows: Beginning at a point in the old center line of Algonquin Road which is 210 feet East of (measured at right angles to) the West line of the East Half (1/2) of said Southeast Quarter (1/4); thence North along a line 210 feet East of and parallel with the West line of the East Half (1/2) of said Southeast Quarter, a distance of 103.05 feet to an angle point; thence Northeasterly along a diagonal line drawn from said angle point to a point in the East line of said Lot 2 which is 326.25 feet North of the South line of said Section 15 (as measured along the East line of said Lot 2) a distance of 333.85 feet to a point (said point being 636.08 feet Southwesterly of the East line of said Lot 2, as measured along said dia- gonal line); thence Southeasterly along a line drawn at right angles to said South line, a distance of 219.82 feet to the South line of said Southeast Quarter (1/4); thence West along said South line, a distance of 259.56 feet to the intersection of said South line with said old center line of Algonquin Road, - thence Northwesterly along said:old center line a distance of 121.80 feet to the point of Beginning. (excepting the Easterly 123.05 feet, as measured at right angles to the Easterly line thereof), also excepting from the above described tract the South 50 feet thereof taken for Dempster Street per Docu- ment Number 9967970 and except that party lying Southwesterly of the Northeasterly line of Algonquin Road as widened per Docu- ment Number 11195781, in Cook County, Illinois. ZBA 25-V"82, Page 2 PASSED AND APPROVED this day of 1 1982. AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: VILLAGE PRESIDENT VILLAGE ,J/82 - Page One ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE GRANTING SPECIFIED VARIATIONS AND A SPECIAL USE FOR CERTAIN PROPERTY COMMONLY KNOWN AS MC DONALD'S PROPERTY AT 100 WEST RAND ROAD, IN THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, ILLINOIS WHEREAS, McDonald's Corporation (hereinafter referred to as the "Petitioner") is the owner of a certain tract of property, commonly known as the McDonald's property and located at the intersections of Rand and Elmhurst Roads (100 West Rand Road) in the Village of Mount Prospect, Illinois; and WHEREAS, the subject property is legally described as follows: Lots 1 and 2 in Mc Donald's Rand -Elmhurst Subdivision, being,.a part of the East Half of the Southwest Quarter of Section 27, Township 42 North, Range 11, East of the Third Principal Meridian, in Cook County, Illinois WHEREAS, Petitioner has filed an application requesting a variation from Sections 14.2102.c,, and 14-2602.B.24 and B.52 -in order'to legalize an existing encroachment of the bu,11ding structure located on the property in question in the required rear yard, to permit a truck loading IAM o)f 10 feet by 31 feet rather than the required 10 feet by 510 feet, and to permi , _t, the truck space and drive -up laneto jointly occupy the required rear yard; and WHEREAS, the Petitioner has also filed an application seeking a special use for the purpose of adding a drive -up window to the existing premises; and WHEREAS, a public hearing was held on Petitioner's re- quest for the aforesaid variations (designated as case No. ZBA-3-V-82) and on the Petitioner's request for the aforesaid special use (designated as case No. ZBA '2 -SU -82) before the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Village of Mount Prospect on the 25th day of March, 1982, pursuant to due and proper notice thereof published in the Mount ProsPect Herald, on March 8, 1982; and WHEREAS, the Zoning Board of Appeals has recommended to the Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect that the Petitioner's request for the aforesaid variations under ZBA 3-V-82 and Petitioner's request for a special use under ZBA 2 -SU -82 be granted in accordance with the Petitioner's Site Plan attached hereto as Exhibit "A", subject to the conditions set forth, hereinbelow, to wit. 1. That in the event following a trial period of at least one year, the Village determines, upon the traffic information obtained during said period, to prohibit left turns onto Rand Road from the southerly driveway of the property, then, upon request, such left turn restriction will be enacted. I I/30/82 - Page �4 2. Three parking spaces shall be eliminated from the subject property because of the limited maneuver- ability or use of the public right-of-way. 3. Lighting requirements for a commercial roadway, following state policy, shall be followed and shall apply to both Rand and Elmhurst Roads, and shall contain specifications and details which will include use of 400 -watt high pressure sodium lamps on a 40 -foot pole with a maximum spacing of 130 feet. 4. A landscape design for the property including the planting of parkway trees on both Rand and Elmhurst Roads shall be submitted to and approved by the Community Development Department of the Village, together with Petitioner's guarantee regarding the planting of 12 parkway trees by the Department of Public Works. 5. That restrictions shall be added to the plat of subdivision of the subject property to provide that no additional direct access other than the existing joint driveway access on the subject property shall be allowd to Rand Road or Route 83 from Lot 2 of Mc Donald's Rand -Elmhurst Subdivision; that Lot 2 of said Subdivision, when developed, will provide detention for both Lots 1 and 2 in said Subdivision, and that no variations will be sought from the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance of this Village with respect to the development of Lot 2; and WHEREAS, the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect have determined that the Petitioner's variation requests satisfy the standards set forth in Section 14.605 of Article VI of Chapter 14 of the Village Code of Mount Prospect, and that the Petitioner's special use request satisfies the standards set forth in Section 14.704 of Article VII of the said Chapter 14 of the Village Code of Mount Prospect, Illinois, and does further find that it would be in the best interest of the Village to grant to the Petitioner the requested variations and special use. N01-1. THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS: SECTION ONE. The recitals set forth hereinabove are incorporated herein as findings of fact by the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect. SECTION TWO: The President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect do hereby grant to the property above-described the variations requested with respect to Sections 14.2102.0 and 14.2602.8.24 and 8.52 to permit a 10 -foot by 31 -foot truck loading space, the elimination of a 20 -foot required rear yard area to allow instead for the truck loading space and a drive -up lane, and to allow the encroachment of the existing building on the premises into the rear yard area provided the conditions set 4/30/82 Page Three forth above are satisfied. SECTION THREE: The President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount —P—rospect do hereby grant to the property hereinabove described, the special use requested with respect to the instal- lation of a drive -up window to the building on the subject property pursuant to the provisions of Section 14.2101.02 of Chapter 14 of the Village Code of Mount Prospect, Illinois; said special use to be similarly conditioned upon accomplishment of the con- ditions hereinabove set forth. SECTION FOUR: Except for the variations granted herein, all &E -her applicable Village of Mount Prospect Ordinances and zoning regulations shall remain in full force and effect as to the subject property. SECTION FIVE: This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval and publication in pamphlet form in the manner provided by law. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS DAY OF AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: ATTEST: VILLAGE CI-XimVXV, VILLAGE PRESIDENT 1 19 82 . ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE GRANTING SPECIFIED VARIATIONS FOR PROPERTY COMMONLY KNOWN AS WINKLEMANN SERVICE, INC. AT 310 WEST NORTHWEST HIGHWAY, IN THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECTr ILLINOIS WHEREAS, the owners of certain property hereinafter described, located at 310 West Northwest Highway, in the Village of Mount Prospect, Illinois, and commonly known as the Winklemann Service, Inc.,have filed an application seeking a variation from the provisions of Article III, entitled "Signs and Awnings" of Chapter 9 of the Village Code of Mount Prospect, Illinois; and WHEREAS, the Subject Property is to be described as follows: Lot 1 in Winkelmann's Resubdivision of Henry J. Ehard's Subdivision of that part of the Northeast Quarter (1/4) of Section 11, Township 41 North, Range 11 East of the Third Principal Meridian - Recorded November 16, 1978 as Document 24721954, in Cook County, Illinois. WHEREAS, Petitioner seeks a variation from the sign requirements set forth in Section 9.307 of Article III of Chapter 9 of the said Village Code, and specifically, sub- sections E.4.A.1 and B.3. thereof to allow the erection of a freestanding pole sign approximately 12 feet from the prop- erty line of the subject property; and WHEREAS. a public hearing was held on Petitioner's request for the aforesaid variations (designated as Case No. ZBA-5-V-82) before the Zoning Board of Appeals of the village of Mount Prospect on the 25th day of"' March, 1982, pursuant to due and proper notice thereof published in the Mount Prospect Herald on March 8, 1982! and 0 WHEREAS, the Zoning Board of Appeals has recommended that the Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect grant Petitioner's request for a sign variation upon the condition that the subject pole sign would also incorporate the gasoline price signs presently erected elsewhere on the property in order to reduce the number of signs located on the property, and that the existing signs painted on the structure located on the property be removed and that the subject pole sign be located in conformity with a site plan to be submitted to and approved by the Community Development Department of the Village prior to the installation of the subject sign; and WHEREAS, the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect have determined that the Petitioner's variation request satisfies the standards set forth in Section 14.605 of Article VI of the Zoning Ordinance, and further find that it would be in the best interests of the Village to grant to the Petitioner the requested variation. a NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS: SECTION ONE: The recitals set forth hereinabove are incorporated herein asfindingsof fact by the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect. SECTION TWO: The President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect do hereby grant to the property hereinabove described the variation requested with respect to Section 9.307, subsections E-4.A.1. and B.3. of Article III of Chapter 9 of the Village Code of Mount Prospect, Illinois, to allow the installation of an 18-foot high freestanding pole sign approx- imately 12 feet from the property line of the subject property upon the conditions that said pole sign shall also incorporate the gasoline price signs pertaining to the operations of the property, that all existing signs painted upon the structure located on the property in question shall be removed, that the pole sign shall be located in conformance with a site plan submitted to and approved by the Community Development Department of the Village, and that said site plan shall also include provision for landscaping or beautification of the subject property. SECTION THREE: Except for the variation granted herein, all other applicable Village of Mount Prospect Ordinances and reg- ulations shall remain in full force and effect as to the sub- ject property. SECITON FOUR: This ordinance shall be in full force and effect I m and after its passage, approval and publication in pamphlet form in the manner provided by law. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS DAY OF r 1982. AYES -. NAYS: ABSENT: VILLAGE PRESIDENT ATTEST: VILLAGE CLERK Villag'-af Mount Prospect Mount Prospect, Illinois INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TOO- Village Manager FROM: Village Engineer DATE: April 14, 1982 SUBJECT: Kensington Center for Business Phase III A 1. Attached are three (3) executed copies of water service EASEMENTS AGREEMENT for Kensington Center of Business - Phase III A. These easements are necessary for the required access for water appurtenances inadvertently located outside the dedicated right-of-way. 2. 1 recommend that the Village execute and certify the EASEMENTS AGREEMENT. ......... . . Charles Bencic Village Engineer DORSEMENT I concur with the above recommendation. I I Herbert L. Weeks Director, Public Works /DWV/cj k r7 0"a L L L I E D S 'GNERS BL01ILDERS) UEVELOPERS Village of Mt. Prospect 1100 S. Emerson Mt. Prospect, IL 60056 Attention: Mr. Dennis Valentine Rearding: Kensington Center Phase III r� Mt. Prospect, Illinois MRSEffla= En losed are three (3) original signed copies of the Phase IIIA water service valve vault easement documents submitted for signature by the Village of M. Prospect. Tha easement document is intended to satisfy the Department of Public Works requirement for access to the Phase IIIA, Feehanville Drive, valve vaults lo,r-ated in error just outside the R -OW as we have discussed. P1 Mase have the easement signed on page 4, notarized on page 6, and then re .0 all three (3) original copies to my office so that I can proceed to have the easement recorded. rik you for your anticipated cooperation on this matter and I trust this matter can be completed by Friday, April 16, 1982. siqicerely, RAI' JEN'HORST CO RATION 10, #4 6 dor A. Polkow ect 11 Pj Manager I U1102 M" 7,'I 1. —A C H - I' ' -P-.GO e f"N%EAPOLIS MILV�0^11'—'KEE - PHOENIX R FOR BUS! "ESS, 71 N'0;:;TH BUS!,ESS CEINTER DRI'V'E® N1,0UNT PROSPECT, IL IG 60056 44 EASEMENT AGREEMENT This Easement Agreement is made the _ 2nd day of April 19 82 by and between RAUENHORST CORPORATION, a Minnesota corporation ("Rauenhorst"), CNBLFNET.. INC. -an Illinois corporation (Cablenet") and CUMMINS -ALLISON CORP.,. an Indiana corporation ("Cummins' -Allison") (Ra'u'en'hors*t-,'- Cablenet and Cummins -Allison are hereinafter collectively called the "Grantor"), and the VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, an - Illinois municipal corporation (the "Grantee").. S WHEREAS, Rauenhorst is the developer of the sub- division known as Kensington Center Phase Three A and is the owner of Lots 303, 305, 307, 308 and 309 in Kensington Center Phase III -A, Lot 311 in Kensington Center Resubdivision V, Lot 306 in Kensington Center Resubdivision VI, and Lots 310-A and 310-C in Kensington Center Resubdivision VII; and WHEREAS, Cablenet is the owner of Lot 304 in Kensington Center Resubdivision VI; and WHEREAS, Cummins -Allison is the owner of Lot 310-B in Kensington Center Resubdivision VII- and WHEREAS, the Grantor desires to grant to the Grantee, and the Grantee;desires to receive from the Grantor, an ease- ment to -allow tie construction, operation and maintenance, renewal, relocation, and removal of underground individual lot water service valves and related piping; and NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of Ten ($10.00) Dollars and other good and valuable consideration paid by the Grantee to the Grantor, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged,and in consideration of the mutual covenants and agreements contained herein, the parties hereto agree as follows: 1. The Grantor hereby grants to the Grantee, and its successors and assigns, a non-exclusive easement to con- struct, operate, maintain, renew, relocate and remove- individual lot water service valves and related piping, together with right of access to the same, under the surface of the ground of the real estate described on Exhibit A attached hereto (the "Easement Area"). 2. The easement granted herein is located in and -.- restricted to the area below the surface of the -ground, and this Easement Agreement grants no rights to use, occupy, or alter any area of the ground surface above the Easement Area except as reasonably and temporarily necessary to afford access to the Easement Area. The Grantor reserves the right to use the ground surface above the Easement Area and the air space above the Easement Area for any use which does not unreasonably interfere with the access by the Grantee to the utility facilities in the Easement Area. -3. The Easement Area is partially located within the area of easements previously granted to Commonwealth Edison Company and Central Telephone Company. The easement granted herein is subject to the rights of such parties, and their successors and assigns, in such easements. 4. Lot 308 in Kensington Center Phase Three A is to be conveyed to the Grantee pursuant to the terms of an Annexation Agreement between Rauenhorst and the Grantee. To the extent that the easement granted herein relates to Lot 308, such lot is included in the lots affected by this Easement Agreement at the request of and with the consent of the Grantee. 5. The Grantee shall indemnify and save harmless the Grantor from any and all claims, damages, losses, costs - 2 ­ and expenses (including, without limitation, attorneys fees) relating to injuries or damage to persons or property or liens or claims for liens or other claims Of contractors or materialmen arising or occurring by reason of the Grantee's use of the easements herein granted or the location, con- struction, installation, operation,,mainten'ance, renewal, relocation, or removal of the water service facilities in the Easement Area. The Grantee will restore,, as soon as, reasonably possible after disturbance, the surface, and improvements and vegetation thereon*, disturbed -or damaged by the use by the Grantee of the easement granted herein. IN WITNESS IN -HEREOF, the parties hereto have exe- cuted this Easement Agreement as of the day and year first above written.'- - Corporate Seal By: Its: Attest,- :'-�LTARYO ,NC Corporate Seal By: Its: Attest CUMMINS -ALLISON CORP. Corporate Seal By 0 Its PRESIDENT Attest: J ASSISTA.NWiT R,ErrlfA - 3 - "I Zorporate Seal VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT By: STATE OF MINNESOTA SS COUNTY OF HENNEPIN I, the undersigned, a Notary Public -F in-and-fo'r the County and State aforesaid, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that _Rpbprt J. Dahlin, personally known to me to be the President of Rauenhorst, Corporation.. a Minnesota corpo tion, and James L,.i Tucker personally k.nown,.,to m e to be the- Secretary of said. corporationand personally know�n,to me to be the same persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument, appeared before me this day in person and severally acknowledged that as such President -and Secretary, they signed and &.�j v�e r n s tr um elit- a, s,• President and �ed, the- -� 'said.- Secretary of -said corporatand, caused,the-cor- �or rporation to be affixedthereto_*, pursuant to authority given by the Board of Directors of said corporation, A. as their free and voluntary act* -i and as the free and Vol�antary act and deed of said cor"poiatio'n- for the uses and purposes therein set forth. Given under my hand and notarial seal, this 18th day of December 19 81 471 :tl D-tI HENNE'PiN COUNTY Notary Publi I my commirs;Q-n sApires Jan. 3i,")987 c My Commission Expires: Jan. 31, 1987 STATE OF SS COUNTY OF I, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the County and State aforesaid, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that Robert McRann personally known to me to be the Exec. Vice President of Cablenet.. Inc., an Illinois corpora - ton, and George Steiger personally known t© me to be the -_ Se", of said corporation, and personally known to me to be the same persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument, appeared before me this day in person and severally acknowledged that as such Exec. V -President and Secretary, they Signed and deli—vered, the said instrument as Exec. V. President and Secretary of said corporation'—I a—n--d-=— caused the cor- pora e seal of said corporation to be affixed theretot pursuant to authority given by the Board of Directors of said corporation, as their free and voluntary act, and as the free and voluntary act and deed of said corporation for the uses and purposes therein set forth. Given under my hand and notarial seal, this day of 19 6 Notary POblic MY Commission Expires: ........... C re3 October' 10,L -5- STATE OF ILLINOIS ) SS COUNTY OF COOK I, the undersigned, a Notary Public, in and for the County and State aforesaid, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that WILLIAA1 H. KLOTZ personally known to me to be the President of Cummins -Allison Corp., an Indiana corporation, and WILLIAM J. OtDWYER , personally known to me to be the ASSISTANT Secretary of said corporation, and personally known to me to be the same persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument, appeared before me this day in person and severally acknowledged that as such -President and ASSISTANT Secretary, they. signed and delivered the said-instrument,as --President and ASSISTA-N-T Secretary - of said corporation-', and caused the corporate seal of said corporation to be'affixed,thereto'l pursuant to authority given by the Board of Directors of said corporation, as their free and voluntary act, and as the free and voluntary act and deed of said corporation for the uses and purposes therein se -IL-- forth. Giv, under iqy hand and notarial seal, -phis day of 19 Not, ,y UIOD) My Commission Expires: MY Can, 'r,,"ni'rn Fypifrp_c 14air 1 STATE OF ILLINOIS COUNTY OF C 0 0 K if -- , the undersigned, a notary public in anddorthe County aforesaid, do hereby certify that personally known to me to be the of the Village of Mount Prospect, a muni- cipal corporation, and , personally known to me to be the I of` said _municipal corporation, 4 and personally known to, me to be the same persons whose names are subscribed t0' the 'foregoing instrument, appeared before me this day in perso5n and severally acknowledged as said ­. .......... . . . and they executed said instrument as and of said Village of Mount Prospect and caused the corporate seal of said Village of Mount Prospect to be affiixed, thereon pursuant to the ' - authority given by the Board of Trustees of said Village of Mount Prospect as their free and voluntary act and as the free and voluntary act of said Village for the uses and purposes therein set forth. Given under my hand'and notarial seal this day of 1981. Notary Public MY Commission Expires: EXHIBIT A That part of KENSINGTON CENTER'- PHASE THREE -_A,,being a ---- subdivision andresubdivision in part- o*fthe Northw*st* quarter and the Northeast quarter of Section 35, Township 42 North, Range 11I.East of the Third Principal Meridian, according to the plat thereof recorded Mayw4, 1981, as document #25859082, also part of KENSINGTON CENTER - RESUB- DIVISIONS VI AND VII, being resubdivisions of the aforesaid KENSINGTON CENTER - PHASE THREE - Ar described as: A strip of land 10 feet in width, by normal and radial measure., lying Southerly, Westerly and adjoining the Southerly and Westerly line of Feehanville Drive, being also the Northerly 10 feet of Lots 304, 306, 308 and the Northeasterly 10 feet of Lots 310-A, 310-B, and 310-C; also, a strip of land 10 feet in width, by normal -and radial measure, lying -Northerly, Easterly and adjoining the Northerly and Easterly line of said Feehanville Drive, being also the Southerly 10 feet of Lots 303/ 305 and 307 and the Westerly 10 feet of Lot 309 in said subdivisions; also, That part of KENSINGTON CENTER - RESUBDIVISION V, being a resubdivision of part of the aforesaid KENSINGTON CENTER - PILASE THREE - Ar according to the plat thereof recorded October 20, 1981, as document #26032758, described as: A strip of land 10 feet in width, by normal and radial measure, lying Westerly of and adjoining the Westerly line of said Feehanville Drive, being also the Easterly 10 feet of Lot 311 in said resubdivision, all in Cook County, Illinois. -7- J 0/GO 0/0 for- _ Iwo All 37 1. 7 a � _ AN { x g g� e a y z� Y- a. a go s , OWN 4 .� r a .m s .rte s Q f• .} ,- , ! ; ' CL 17 i,5 _ — IL r* A -- - . ,Ool ."_.. :? Q/ IF ool 4,4 ol s ... 3.+ t , 70 tie 1 •f - k r I � 43 Of t Village of Mount Prospect Mount Prospect, Illinois TERRANCE L. BURGHARD, VILLAGE MANAGER FROM: KENNETH H. FRITZ, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR 3PUBJECT: COMMONWEALTH EDISON ROW - BID RECOMMENDATION ATE: APRIL 30, 1982 ealed bids were publicly opened and read aloud at 101:00 A.M. n V7ednesday, April 28, 1982 for construction of an eight of ide walkway on the Commonwealth Edison Right -of -Way between lmhurst Road and Linneman Road in the Village. he Proposal requested unit prices for approximately 2978 are yards of asphalt including base course and culvert, he summary bid tabulation follows-. Endurance Paving Company $26,458.90 Arrow Road Construction Company $28,147.18 J.A. Johnston Paving Company $311525.38 Martam Construction Company $31f861.80 DeKaf Paving Inc. $33,510.30 McKeever Construction Company $35r795.40 W.J. Olson Company, Inc. $40F430.78 .ccordingly, I recommend acceptance of Endurance Paving ompany of $26,458.90 as the low responsible bidder for onstruction of the walkway, after reviewing all proposals nd verifying all extensions. Funding for this project is udget Line Item 23-062-11-8951, Page 73, which has a udget of $59,000. Landscaping will be bid separately and chedupec for the Fall planting season. ORD INAN 0 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION OF PERSONAL PROPERTY OWNED BY THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT WHEREAS, in the opinion of at least three-fourths of the corporate authorities of the Village of Mount Prospect, it is no longer necessary or useful to or for the best interests of the Village of Mount Prospect to retain ownership of the personal property herein- after described; and WHEREAS, it has been determined by the Mayor and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect to sell said personal property at a public auction to be held on Saturday, May 22, 1982, at 10:00 A.M. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECTr COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS: SECTION ONE: Pursuant to Section 11-76-4 of the Illinois Municipal Code, Illinois Revised Statutes, C24, Section 11-76-4, the Mayor and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect find that the following described personal property: INVENTORY NO. YEAR MAKE MODEL MINIMUM VALUE 508705-10 1975 Uni-Com 1011P $5.00 Adding Machine 18692 1973 Singer 1152 $5.00 Adding Machine 12070469 Homelite EZ Automatic $5.00 Chain Saw 3048627 Homelite XL101 $5.00 Chain Saw 2678904 Homelite XL101 $5.00 Chain Saw (Variety of parts for the above $1.00 obsolete chain saws) now owned by the Village of Mount Prospect is no longer necessary or useful to the Village of Mount Prospect, and the best interests of the Village of Mount Prospect will be served by its sale. SECTION TWO: Pursuant to said Section 11-76-4. the Village Manager is hereby authorized and directed to sell the aforementioned personal property now owned by the Village of Mount Prospect at public auction on Saturday, May 22, 1982, at 10:00 A.M. at the Public Works Building, 11 South Pine Street, Mount Prospect, Illinois, to the highest bidder on said personal property. SECTION THREE: The Village Manager is hereby authorized and may direct the Village Clerk to advertise the sale of the aforementioned personal property in a newspaper published within the community before the date of said public auction. SECTION FOUR: No bid which is less than the minimum price set forth in the list of property to be sold shall be accepted. SECTION FIVE: The Village Manager is hereby authorized and may direct the Director of Public Works to enter into an agreement for the sale of said personal property. SECTION SIX: Upon payment of the full auction price, the Village Manager is hereby authorized and directed to convey and transfer title to the aforesaid personal property to the successful bidder. I S EC T I ON S EVEN 1: This ordinance shall be in full force and effect �_fter jts passagef by a vote of at least three-fourths from and 1 rovided of the corporate authoritiesf and approval in the manner p by law. AYES: NAYS: Passed and pproved this d ay o f 19 8 2. VILLAGE MAYOR VILLAGE CLERK /,28/82 - caf ............ AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF CERTAIN PERSONAL PROPERTY OWNED BY THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT WHEREAS, in the opinion of at least three -fourth (3/4) of the corporate authorities of the Village of Mount Prospect, it is no long necessary or useful to or for the best interest of the Village of Mount Prospect, to retain ownership of the personal property hereinafter described; and WHEREAS, it has been determined by the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect to sell said personal property. NOW, THEREFOR -E, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS: SECTION ONE: That pursuant to Section 11-76-4 of the Illinois Revised Statutes, Chapter 24, Section 11-76-4, the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect find that the following described property: One (1) Mobile radio unit, Motorola F43GGVI Serial #1059 One (1) Mobile radio unit,General Electric ME33U Serial #ET20 A-5 Ten (1 0) -oairs bunker pant: pant, assorted sizes A. Three (3) pairs bunker boots, assorted sizes Six (6) Cairns New Yorker Helmets, assorted sizes Four (4 ea.) 10 foot sections 5" hard suction hose Two (2 ea.) 10 foot section 2-1/2" hard suction hose Four (4 ea.) Grass Fire Flappers One (1) 4 foot A -frame aluminium ladder One (1) 5 foot A -Frame aluminium ladder Two (2) Scott Air Pack, Positive pressure regulators, masks and back pack assemblies Serial #35804M and 67224M One (1) E & J Lyteport Recussit ator Four (4 ea.) 10 foot overhead door operating units I Four (4) Midland handheld. CA'-tizeris Bai)d 3 Channel Portable Radios All property listed is used and offered in an "as is" condition, with the total value of $789.00, now owned by the Village of Mount Prospect and is no longer necessary or useful to the Village of Mount Prospect and the best interests of the Village of Mount Prospect will be served by its sale. SECTION TWO: That, pursuant to said Section 11-76-4, the �Flllage Manager is hereby authorized and directed to sell the aforementioned personal property now owned by the Village of Mount Prospect, to the highest bidder therefor. Said sale shall be conducted through the receipt of sealed bids. SECTION THREE: That the Village Manager is hereby authorized ana 33176­cted to advertise the sale of the aforementioned personal property in a newspaper published within the community I ,,/281/82 ­ caf Page Two not less than ten (10) days prior to the date of said bid opening. SECTION FOUR.-' That the Village of Mount Prospect reserves the right to reject any and all bids. SECTION FIVE: That the Village Manager is hereby authorized and irected to enter into an agreement for the said sale of the subject personal property which shall be advertised for by publishing the following notice once in The Daily Herald, which notice shall be in substantially the following form: T t em 7"rice one (1) Mobile radio unit, Motorola F43GGVI Serial #1059 $25. 00 ca. One (1) Mobile radio unit ,General Electric ME33U Serial #ET20 A-5 $25.00 ea. Ten (10) pairs bunker pants,, assorted sizes $ 5. 00 ea. Three (3) pairs bunker boots, assorted sizes $10.00 ea. Six (6) Cairns New Yorker Helmets, assorted sizes $ 5.00 ea. Four (4 ea.) 10 foot sections 5" hard suction hose $50.00 Two (2 ea.) 10 foot section 2-1/2" hard suction hose $10.00 Four (4 ea.) Grass Fire Flappers $ 1.00 ea. one (1) 4 foot A. -frame aluminium ladder $10.00 One (1) 5 foot A -Frame aluminium ladder $10.00 Two (2) Scott Air Pack, Positive pressure regulators, masks and back pack assemblies Serial #35804M, and 67224M $50.00 ea. One (1) E & J Lyteport Recussitator $25-00 Four (4 ea.) 10 foot overhead door operating units $100.00 Four (4) Mi dlarJI. (� N_IL_i.zens Band 3 (."ha.ri.ne] Portable Rad.,:Los, $ 5. 00 ea. All property listed is used and offered in an "as is" condition, with the total value of $799-00f now owned by the Village of Mount Prospect and is no longer necessary or useful to the Village of Mount Prospect and the best interests of the Village of Mount Prosect will be served bv its sale. ay review the Prospective bidders and interested persons ma personal propery to be sold at the Public Safety BuildingW 112 East Northwest Highway, Mount Prospect, Illinois. The Village of Mount Prospect reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By Order of the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect. Terrance L. Burghard Village Manager " SECTION SIX: That, upon payment of the full price, the 4/28/ caf Page Three Village Manager is hereby authorized and directed to convey and transfer title to the aforesaid personal property to the successful bidder. SECTION SEVEN: That this Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval and publication in pamphlet form in the manner provided by law. ABSENT: PASSED and APPROVED this day of Vl—fla—ge Clerk W .•- President I ..... of Mount Prospect Mount Prospect, Illinois INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: TERRANCE L. BURGHARD, VILLAGE MANAGER FROM: KENNETH H. FRITZr COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR SUBJECT: RAUENHORST RESUBDIVISION VIII — KENSINGTON CENTER FOR BUSINESS — PHASE III DATE: APRIL 30, 1982 Rauenhorst Corporation is seeking approval of a resubdivision involving Lots 303, 305 and 307. The net effect of the change is to reallocate 20 feet from Lot 303 and transfer it to Lot 307. Lot 305, located between Lots 307 and 303 would simply shift Easterly 20 feet and would maintain the same lot width. Public Works and Engineering have reviewed the resubdivision, and are satisfied with the easements for access for the jogging path and creek maintenance. They note that our easement for Cable T.V. must be added to the plat. The Plan Commission, at their regular meeting on April 21, 1982, recommended approval conditioned upon acceptance of necessary easements as required by the Village Engineer. KHF: hgl iiia q -,----.of Mount Prospect Mount Prospect, Illinois TO: Director, Community Development FRO]",I: Village Engineer DATE: April 28, 1982 SUBJECT: Rauenhorst Resubdivision Unit VIII In reference to our memo of April 15, 1982, regarding the aboveinentioned plat, a meeting was held with representatives of Rauenhorst Corp., at which time, they presented their proposal for preparing an easement to include all areas to be platted for a jogging path and for cr0ek maintenance. I-41ith the letter received from Rauenhorst dated, April 22, 1982, regarding partial access to the proposed jogging path and creek maintenance on Lot 307, the engineering department has no objections to the Rauenhorst Corp. proposal for the jogging path easements. Wording for the cable T.V. easement must still be added to the plat. CB/m c: Director, Public Works Village of Mount Prospect Mount Prospect, Illinois INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: TERRANCE L. BURGHARD, VILLAGE MANAGER FROM: KENNETH H. "RITZ, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR SUBJECT: PEACE REFORMED CHURCH SUBDIVISION DATE: APRIL 30, 1982 Peace Reformed Church located at the Northeast corner of Meier Road and Golf has submitted a plat of subdivision for the Village Board's consideration for approval. They had approached the Community Development Department for a sign, permit and upon closer examination,, we discovered that the lot had never been properly subdivided. They are also dedicating publ,i,c ri"ght-of -way to both Lonnquist Boulevard 'which, borders their property on, the North, and Meier Road on t h e West... The Plan Commission reviewed the plat of subdivision and recommended Village Board approval and further recommended a refund of filing fees in conjunction with the subdivision. KHF; hg CC: Carol Fields MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE MOUNT PROSPECT PLANNING COMMISSION APRIL 21, 1982 CALL TO ORDER Chairman Ross called the meeting to order at 8-05 P.M. at the Village'Hall, 100 South Emerson Street, Mount Prospect, Illinois. ROLL CALL Present upon roll call: Tom Borrelli, Marie Caylor, Lynn Kloster, Louis Velasco, Don Weibel and Harold Ross Absent.- Art Brescia, Dee Corr, Tom McGovern Also present: Ken Fritz, Director of Community Development CORRECTION AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES Chairman Ross called attention to the amended minutes- of the February 17th meeting. They were approved showing that the vote on the motion to approve the -Mc Donald's Rand -Elmhurst Resubdi'vis cion (Preliminary Plat) carried by a vote of 4-2. The minutes should state that "the motion'fai1ed by a vote of 4-2 (5 -affirmative votes needed for passage). Chairman Ross requested that his vote be changed from Nay to Aye and declared the motion carried by a vote of 5-1. Tom Borrelli also voted Nay." Marie Caylor's motion to approve the corrected minutes was seconded by Louis Velasco, and unanimously approved. A$] 1.13 010 PEACE REFORMED CHURCH SUBDIVISION As a result of an earlier improper resubdivislon action, this 0 property was noa lot of record. Resubdiviision is necessary to perfect the dedication of Lonnquiest and M61er Road..',,', Louis Velasco's motion to approve the Resubdivision and to authorize the Chairman and Secretary to sign the Resubdivision Plat was seco ' nded by Tom Bdrk011i. All members presented voted Aye and'Chairman Ross declared the motion carried 6-0. KENSINGTON CENTER RESUBDIVISION VIII This is a proposal by w Corporation to move the lot lines of three lots to add 20 feet to the width of Lot 307 and reduce the width of Lot 303 by the same amount. In ad'dition,4 four easements described in Village Engineer Chuck Bencic's memo of April 15, 1982, -to Ken Fritz,, the Director of Community Development, must be added before the Resubdivision Plat can be, completed-, Lynn Kloster moved that the Resubdivision Plat be approved Page Tw{ and the Chairman. and ' Secretary authorized to sign the linen subject to the easements referred to in the Village Engineer's memo of April 15, 1982'. being successfully m negotiated between the Village staff and Rauenhorst Corp. This motion was seconded by Marie Caylor. All members voted Aye and Chairman Ross declared the motion carried 6--0. CHRIS LANE - SE AR SUBDIVISION R & L Developers, Inc., the Petitioner, is requesting consideration and approval to vacate or re -locate the sidewal] previously ordered to be constructed on the easement between Lots 5 and 6. As a result of the legal questions that arose in the discussion of this request with,, the developer, Counsel for the developer, and the owner of Lot 6, the Commission '.requested that Ken Fritz obtain the Village' Attorney's opinion and carried this subdivision over to the next regular meeting. COMMITTEE REPORTS Comprehensive Plan Commission. Marie Caylor advised that the meeting scheduled for April 18 could not be held for lack of a quorum. This meeting has been rescheduled for Wednesday, April 28 at .0 00 P.M. in, the staff lounge of the Village Hall The first 20 pages of the 1981 Comprehensive Plan will be the subject of the meeting. OLD BUSINESS Special Sign Committee Tom Borrelli reported that the meeting held on April 12 included a constructive discussion of the proposed revisions to the sign. Ordinance, especially in regard to the tapes of signs permitted and to the proposal to relate the provisions to land use rather than Zoning classifications. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 26 at 8:00 P.M. at the Village Hall. NEW BUSINESS SIMONSEN ' S NURSERY PROPERTY Marie Caylor requested a briefing on the proposed development of the Simonsen' s Nursery property. Ken Fritz provided a. description ,anad advised that the Zoning Board of Appeals is holding a public hearing Thursday, April 22 at 8:00 P.M. at the Public Safety Building. ZONING ORDINANCE - ANTENNAS Chairman Ross requested clarification of Ken Fritz recent letter to the Village Manager on this subject. He also recalled the commitment of the Village Manager to restrict the building permit for Cablenet's antenna' and ,Attorney Newman' s commitment to revise the zoning Ordinance to establish better control over such antennas. These commitments were made at the November 4. 1981 Planning Commission :meeting. d Page"hr DOWNTOWN BEAUTIFICATION PROJECT Ken Fritz discussed the proposed improvements for the Prospect Avenue business area whereby Village, block grant and property owner funds would be used in a. planned sidewalk and boulevard beautification. ADJOURNMENT , Chairman ROSS adjourned the ,meeting ,a �0:25 P.M. Respectfully submitted, Don Weibel Secretary i � a * w�v VC a- 6 w"g w_w�www�w« x n .w+,xw ;""w wwen.w. � IN 0 �'"�"w'. �w ,gy- wmo-'w""�"' m ^�}"�r •��°"'k ,,..�,��^.,� . ^ � - � II >w� � m � �m µ PL r .ww KE SINGTO CENTS `71f 11 .x_.. ------ —0 4 CENTENNIAL PARK IL MC DONALD 1 WINKLEMAN �LINCOLN CIRCLE 1-7 PEACE REFORMED CHURCH INS jL COMMONWEALTH EDISO DAMN . 71 . , ¢ Y BOY a g u� w + mnuwuwv Safety commission Qoo� 7:30 P.M. TUESDAY WF-QNESDAY Board of Trustees Planning Commission 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. E.S.D.A. Meeting 7:30 P.M.* NW MC M1 Mount Prospect Police Transportation Committee Blood Drawing Explorers 7:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 3: 7:30 P.M.** !)0 Committee of the Whole IV NWMC (12) 7:30 P.M. Legislative committee �INWMC Raffels Resuaurant 8:00 AM �Health Directors 10:30 A.M. Executive Board 5:45 PM Utility Rate Committee 8AM Conference Meeting 7:30 PM Mount Prospect Police Senior Citizen Advisory E.S.D.A. Meeting 7:30 PM*** Explorers 7:30 P.M. Council 10:00 A.M. Board of Trustees Planning Commission 1-C) NWMC 8:00 P.M. NEMC 8:00 P.M. Public Works Directors Meeting 2:00 LVm. Metropolitan Sanitary Dist Special Tour 1:30 P.M. O'Hare Zoning Board of Appeals Mount Prospect Police Water Reclamation Plant 8:00 P.M. Explorers 7:-310 P.m. 701 W. Oakton Des Plaines E.S.D.A. Meet, 7:30PM*** �r 247,7 Committee of the Whole Q5Business 7:30 P.M. District Development & U26 Zoning Board of Appealu--- Redevelopment Commision 8:00 P.M. 7:30 P.M. Mount Prospect Police Senior Citizen Advisory E.S.D.A. Meeting 7:30PM*** Explorers 7:30 P. , M. Council 10:00 A.M. SPECIA L NOTICE k 31) June 5, 1982 VILLAGE HALL CLOSED Village Hall Open MEMORIAL DAY 9:Q0 - Noon Limited Services FRIDAY SA"DAY Coffee With Elected Officials 10:00 - Noon Village Hall Open 9:00 - Noon Limited Services UNCV1MC 7 �Britten examination Police Test 8:00 A.M. Vehicle Auction Wheeling Municipal Building 12:00 P-1 NWMC Banquet 6:30 P.M. Chateau Ritz 9100 Milwaukee Avenue Niles, Illinois June 5, 1982 Coffee With Elected officials 10:00 - Noon VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT CALENDAR OF EVENTS AND MEETINGS Village Hall Hours: Monday through Friday 8: 30 - 5:00 1st Saturday of each month 9: 00 - Noon Telephone Numbers, Village Hall 392-6000 Fire and/or Paramedics 253--;2141 Police 253-2151 Meeting Places: All meetings will be - held -in the -Trustees' oto-om, 2nd floor, Village Hall, 100 South Emerson Street, unless otherwise noted. Board Room, 2nd floor, 112 E. Northwest Highway Seni'0'r Citizen Center, 50 ' S. Emerson Street Village Hall Lunch Room, Basement