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Village art Mount Prospect Mount Prospect, Illinois I INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: All Departments FROM: Village Clerk RE: Summary, Village Board Meeting. April 1, 1980 Mayor Krause cal -led the meeting to order at 8: 13 with Trustee Farley absent. The minutes and bills were approved as submitted. The Board accepted the low bid submitted by Lattof Chevrolet for the purchase of police vehicles. Authorization was given to amend the Well 17 contract with an additional $10,,562.96 payment to J. P. Miller., and proceed with putting that well in operation. ANT MFT RESOLUTION was passed, Resolution 13-80, appropriating $6,000 for the installation of a left turn signal -for north and south bound traffic at Central & Main along with installation of Opticom, equipment. AN MFT RESOLUTION was passed, Resolution 14- 80, appropriating $12, 000 for the installation of a full signal at Willow Lane & Busse Road . along with Opticom, equipment. An Ordinance Making Certain Appropriation Transfers Within the Annual Fiscal 79-80 Budget had its first reading, with 2nd reading to take place on April 15th. The Manager noted a request had been received from Prospect Cab to increase fares. Mr. Burghard also brought up the fact that BFI would drop their proposed 2 day pick - UT) schedule, since Mount Prospect denied the program. That matter will be brought up at the April 15th meeting for another vote, pending research into whether matter's can or should be brought back to the Board level even after votes have been taken. Mayor Krause proclaimed April 1, 1980 as Census Day, and the week of April 13 - 19 as Mount Prospect Library Week, I.V The Board concurred in the recommendation to accept the Stipulation to Discontinue the Brickman case. That proposal will go before the Zoning Board of Appeals , with the filing fees having been waived by the Board. A Public Hearing was held for the purpose of creating Special Service Area #2 (Blackhawk area). Many of the residents requested that they be allowed to pay cash instead of having to pay increased taxes . the matter will be looked into, especially since so many of the residents made that request. Page TT., ZBA 5-V-80, Kensington Center An Ordinance Granting Specified Variations for the Rauenhorst Property, and An Ordinance Granting Specified Variations for a Portion of the Rauenhorst Property had first readings and will be presented April 15 for 2nd reading. The Board authorized the Mayor to sign the Plat of Dedication for the Rauenhorst property. A Public Hearing was then held to consider the proposed Annexation Agreement with Rauenhorst Corporation. Following discussion, the hearing was continued to the April 15th Board meeting with the Resolution and Ordinances to have 2nd readings and possible passage that date. The Manager gave a brief presentation of the 80- 81 budget,, noting that it will be presented April 15th for adoption. The Board authorized the Mayor to sign Mannella's Plat of Subdivision as well as the Plan of Annexation for the Shell station at Rand & Euclid. The following items were referred: Building Committee Finance Committee Fire and Police Committee ZBA 8-V-80 9, 1414 Sauk Lane Total review of employee benefits Feasibility of creating a Public Safety Department (Fire and Police) Vehicle sticker due date - proposed May 1st Declaration of Intent - Entitlement for Central Dispatch Legislative /Judiciary Committee Membership in HIPC - Benefits Public Health & Safety Contract with County Police - Mutal Aid A Committee of the Whole meeting has been called for tomorrow April 3, at 7: 30 to discuss acquisition of Lake Michigan water. The meeting was adjourned at 11; 54 P.M. f - < MINUTES OF THF, REGULAR MEETING OF THE MAYOR AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES mm March 1.9, 19901 CALL TO ORDER CALL TO ORDER Mayor Krause called the"meeting to order at 8 0# P,Mff INVOCATION INVOCATION CATION The invocation was given by Trustee Murauskis ;ROLL CALL ROLL CALL Present upon roll cell: Mayor Krause Trustees _Parley Floros Miller IVurausis Richardson Absent.- Trustee Wattenberg APPROVAL OF MINUTES MINUTES - Trustee,,Miller, secondedTrustee Farley, moved to approve March 4, 1980 e mIn. tee of the reu1 � mee of the Mayor an' ]hoard of _a Trustee held. March 4, 1980. Upon roll call: Ayes* Farley Floroas Miller y Krause . Nays.- None Fess: Murauskis Richardson Motion carried APPROVAL OF BILLSAND FINANCIAL REPORT BILLS Trustee Miller , seconded by Trustee Murauskis , moved to approve the following list of bills.- bills:General General91. , 964 A 8 Revenue Sharing 17,594v26 .motor Fuel Tax 14 ,125.17 Community Developpient 4$367,43 x Waterworks s & Sewerage Operation & Maintenance 38t798.64 Depr/I., pr�., & :ext. l , 949' . 0 y .ilY. Ldl��i IM'a.IIWrnmoi. System stem .�..Me i Iffier 0 0 .p r. 441 —t748, Upon roll call. Ayes, Farley Floros Miller N. uraus los Richardson Nays. None Motion carried. Trustee Miler , seconded by Trustee lurauskis ,moved to 'FINANCIAL REPORI accept the financial report dated February Q0 t subject F61b. 29' 1980 to audit Upon roll call. Ayes. Parley Floro's Miller Murauskis Richardson Naysl: None Motion carried. COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS CITIZENS TO BE HEARD None. MANAGER' S REPORT MFT Fund Village Manager 'Burghard presented a resolution to Expenditure appropriate $4.,500 from the MFT fund for the installation of Opticom equipment at the intersectio'n of Rand Road and Euclid Avenue.. Trustee Richardson,, seconded by Trustee Floros, moved, for RES. 10-80 passage of Resolution No. 10-80 A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING MFT FUNDS Upon roll calL Ayes: Farley Floros Miller Murauskis Richardson Nays: None Motion carried . Mr. Burghard noted that at the direction of the Board,, the 1980-81 BUDGET 1980-81 Budget had been revised and had been distributed to the Board that evening. MAYOR'S REPORT Mayor Krause presented a resolution relative to the flooding RANDVIEW/ problem in the Randview/Fh'hland Subdii-krision, which HIGHLAND resolution stated that no future storrnwater connections would 'FIA)ODING be made to that system without notification of the property oWnors, "in that �'stibdl Aft, and proper mvile'w by the Village per as to the.,cappabib''ity of the sys;tem to handle any, such connection, Trustee Floros, seconded by Trustee Richardson' moved for RES. 11-80 passage of Resolution No. 11-80 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING MUNICIPAL POLICY FORt STORAIWATER CONNECTIONS IN THE RANDVIEWI/HXIHU�ND 8Uf1,D1VV'-440N Upon ,roll call: Ayes.- Fevley Floros !N1,1111ler ur au ski s Richardson, Nays: None Motion carr"'ed. 2 r �� �� � � � � � � �� e . o hit° e� t .. ; APPOINTMENTS: of Ia, A� S" _." Le, 9 S, C In ', V; o,t" I,1 ,,.,. f 11, �iiM � "" i e� ,o ._ ^W Finance Comm.on the �" ce n,, created bby the �lbel. nation f Fire & Police Coma Rus's ' Hie `le", 'anrd,to '' b Thomas, ' s o` l' Vis;: .s e' and I'c"', Trustee Murausk.si , seconded by Trustee Miller, moved to appoint Anne Smilanic to the Finance Commission and to re-appoint Tomas Grissom to the Fire and Police Commission, terms to expire in 1988. Upon roll +call. Ayes. Farley Floros Mill Murauskxs Richardson Nays: None Motion carried. Mayor Krause noted that a request had been received from CLEA R BllOtl the ClearbrolqkCenter for Revenue Sharing Funds and, CENTER tW su � euld be discussed at the budget hearing scheduled " for, � �rch 20th. COMMITTEE REPORTS S BUILDING COMMITTEE Z A. 2-V-80, 1919 ;Burg Oak Drive ZBA 2-V-80 Trustee Floros , seconded by Trustee Murauskis , moved 1919 burr Oak Dr for passage sof Ordinance No. 299+ 'VARIATIONS ORD. 2990 AN ORDINANCE GRANTING SPECIFIED FOR PROPERTY .T 1919 BURR OAK DRIVE Upon roll call: Ayes: Parley , Floras Miller Murauskis Richardson Nays: Pone Motion carried. 7BA 1--A-89, Text Amendment to Zoning Ordinance ZBA 1-A-80 Trustee Floros , seconded by Trustee Mur°auskis , moved Amend. Ch. 14 for passage of Ordinance No. 2991 AIT ORDINANCE TEMPORARILY SUSPENDING THE RECL 4 SIFIC, TIOY OF ZONING DISTRICTS Upon roll call: Ayes: Farley Floros Miller Murcaliskic. Neys: llon.e Motion n 'Vai. .R. ii.a'. b - 3 - Trustee Floros presented the Building Committee report of the March 10th meeting. ZBA 5-V-80, Kensington Center, Phase I ZBA 5-V-80 Trustee Floros presented the recommendation of the Building Kensington Center Committee to grant the following requests: To allow off-street parking spaces for light industrial and light assembly uses to be determined either, for 0. 8 spaces for each person employed 'in the primary work shift, plus 0. 5 spaces, for each person employed in the shift having the next largest number of employees or one space for each 1, 000 square feet of floor area, whichever 'I's the greater. Trustee Floros also presented the 'recommendation that more than one use beallowed 'in each building for tenants who have both office and/or manufacturing or warehousing uses, Trustee Flob os, seconded by Trustee Richardson, moved to concuwi r *th the recommendation of the Zoning Board of Appeals 1lding Committee to grant the requested variations 'in ZBA 5-V-80, Upon roll call: Aye s« rley Floo Miller Murauski s Richardson Nays None Motion carried. Mary Stembridge, 600 Greenwood, requested the Board to defer action on Phase If of the Kensington Center development. Mrs. Kramer, 703 Eastman , requested screening between the backs of the building and her property. 1,4r. Jarvis, representing the developer, noted that landscaping will be installed when the weather permits. The Real Estate Research Corporation representatives gave a REALLL L ESTATE report on the flindings relative to trafficact, water retention. RESEARCH CORP. 11 revenue to be �,-�enined, and viirlious otber aspects of the deve'lopment. 171e report is cArflile ij-�. the Clerk's ZBA 6-Z-80, Kensington Center - Pbsse T! Trustee Floro, s, se,,Cllonded by 1'rustee Rich.,,%.rdson, moved to ZBA 6 -Z -FT concur wi 'th the recommendation of the Zonln�-,r Board of Appeals Kensington, C�enter and the Building, Committee to grant the requested, I-- I zonling (N1,11 -Gas Property) upon annexation, -,4 W. Upon roll call:Ayes: Farley Floros Miller 1' uraus is Richardson Krause Nays.- None Motion carried. ZBA 7- -80, Kensington Center - Phase II ZBA 7-v-80 - Trustee Floros presented the following requests for variations. Kensinton Center 1. I-1 Zoning upon annexation; 1. --Gas Property 2. Lot sizes be allowed to be less than required-, 3. Cuff --street parking be determined, -as fellows: a. Office use -- one space for each 250 sq. ft. of, floor area; b. "Warehouse use - one space for each 1, 500 sq. ft. of ;floor ,area; c. Light industrial and/car light assembly use 0.8 space for each person employed in the primary work shift plus 0, 5 spaces for each person employed in the shift having the _ next largest number of employees OR one space for each 1,000 sq. ft, of floor area, whichever is the greater. 4. Off-street parking stall size be 0 x 0 (instead of the required 10 x 2; 50 One off-street truck loading space for each 100,000 sq. ft. of floor area or fraction thereof be allowed for office use. . More than one main use upon a lot be permitted. Mr;. sum,ocka, 1.505 E. Lowden Lane , requested the Board require a 70 fent setback from residential property,, instead of the proposed setback of 40 feet. Hal Ross , Chairman of the Mount Prospect Planning Commission , Torn McGovern, member of the Plan Commission , and the President of the River Trails Pare District spoke in favor of the project but requested the Village Board to consider additional open space for the purpose of recreation be required. Trustee Floros, seconded by Trustee Richardson, moved to concur with the recommendation of the Zoning I oar , of Appeals and the :wilding Committee to grant I--1, zon* r upon annexation and the requested variations. Upon roll call: Ayes.- Far�ley Floros Viller Alurauskis Richardson Nays: None Motion carried. FINANCE COMMITTEE No report. FIRE AND POLICE COMMITTEE ORD. 2992 - Trustee Murauski 's , seconded by Trustee Farley, moved for Amend Ch. 24, passage of Ordinance No. 2,992 Alarm Systems AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING REQUIREMENTS FOR ALARM SYSTEMS Upon roll call: Ayes': Farley Floros Miller Murauskis Richardson Nays.- None Motion carried. Trustee Miller , seconded by Trustee Richardson,, moved for passage of Resolution, No. 12-80 Res. M.E.R.I.T. A RESOLUTION RELATrVE TO MANPOWER AND EQUIPMENT RESOURCE INVESTIGATIVE TEAM PARTICIPATION Upon roll call: Ayes: Farley Floros Miller Richardson Nays: Murauskis Motion carried. LEGISLATI'VE /JUDICIARY COMMITTEE Trustee Richardson requested the Board to review the Property pmaintenance roposed property mntenance code and asked that the Maintenance Code Ordinance be placed on the May 6th agenda for first reading. PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE Trustee Farley, seconded by Trustee Richardson, moved ORD. 2993 - for passage of Ordinance No. 2993 (Taxii-C-ab regulations) Amend Ch. 11 Taxi* -Cab AN ORDINANCE AMENDINC ARTICLE XI Off" Regulations CHAPTER 11 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE Upon roll call.- Ayes.-, Farley Fly ros Miller PJT.urauskl*s Richardson Nays: None ot A l ion carried. PUBLIC WORKS CG?,!,TAT1TTEE Trustee Farley presented the Committee report of the ACOUTISITION OF LAKE IVICEIGAN WATER 6 - J AW Aw I Al .lk March 6th meeting. Acquisition of Lake Michigan water remained in committee for further review of the various methods of obtaining the Water. Trustee Farley presented a history of the drainage problem LAKE BRIAR In a. channel entering Lake ,Rriarwood , noting that the residents WOOD DRAINAGE on either .side of the channel have requested the Village's PROBLEM financial assistance stabilize the retention wall. Due to the nature of the request and the various opinions offered, the matter, was referred ]pack to the Public Works Committee . Mayor Krause called a recess of the meeting at 10. 45 P.M. R.ECE S The meeting was reconvened at 11:00 P.M. RECONVENE Present upon roll call. Mayor Krause Trustees Farley F"loros Miller Murauskis Richardson Absent: Wattenberg OTHER B S11NTESS Trustee Richardson, seconded by Trustee Murauskis , :saved ORD. . 2994 -- for passage; of Ordinance No. 2994 (southeast corner Rand Road ANNEX. s /E and Euclid Avenue) CORNER RAND � EI J IIID AN ORDINANCE E INVOLUNT R.ILY ANNEXING TO THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT LAND LYING IN SECTION N 7 , TOWNSHIP 42 NORTH39 RANGE E 11 EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN IN COOK COUNTY , ILLINOIS Upon roll call: Ayes: Farley F"loros Miller Murauskis Richardson Nays*- None Motion carried.. The :Plat of Annexation being the subject of Ordinance No. 2994 will be presented April 1st. PUBLIC HEARING.: ANNEXATION The public hearing to consider a proposed n �. ithAnnexation wi s ENT RAUENHORST to as the "N ,► s called to order by Mayor Vrause Kensington Village Attorney, Barbara Baran,ious highlights the proposed annexation agreement. The Agreement will however,of govern the entire 2 70 acre parcel, the developer7- "Jeritf: anti,i#Ptito,sthe, &nhdx,8Ai 'ropoty w I ake The areaf�, of -contaern :,in,11-the., ldr 4,greementll;w t e Ad 91 HAtuidt'd-, �*sid,OW'adl Albnrig P� ""', ''im in,,stsil, O typl!� of 'O;rcu�, tfiikon, lin &M ddit lon,,4, p op,on,:,�,pwtc �,,rttr fibw* en t Ays WIC d zin n- or -R— The Marmger was�l ,, " - t,,, , ,,i - ,, , i�ut, orat te'' 't �anh, ,cinde"d A' nt'' `fIr' 13 oard ooj�sjdorlaton atttbo Board, meo-, firfnzig ',,n. i8t,41 bl c f on, fi, n, th le Air of the'VRI#;t c r,,,E,,,Ml EF D,: I qjohe' EKE T� QQ MMITTEE QmmllTTV,E: ANN"OUNt, �Trlg, rnnnttoe meetint ANNOUNCEMENTS B, ua i Idd i A il 14 Vina,n,llc,e�l' AP Fi, r and-Prolloe r,!l,,;,,,K, qan'lde, ,ied, Le, ,,'ativ ,Jo�4da Aprb,,,, 1`7 Mnee "T"I"''Ca Ptiblibl, ' g 'Pup'blil,cl, Workr�l A ro, "" O,� LIY,' .AD OU'RNMENT AIDOOUYAeMl,,E'NT' ft& "ndl��d by T�ru�, V�Orwt§Ms, mbved iardson' so, loaWl"' b ni Up'', dn r- oll call'. A R, Motiqn, carriteO,., The rr '7, g burr-,ed ',tiinr' C FUI r g"e Cl or'k, VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECri CASH POSITION MARCH 28, 1980 Motor Parkin Fuel Community Corporate Waterworks System General Tax Development Purposes '73 Sewerage Revenue m. t t , g�� -- 11641,989.68 578,191.57 463.80 018,068,35 613,120.33 112r974.89 95,253.17 47,643.43 3,018.92 :ss 230,262.59 11,6 9.28 1,5-19.33 1,014,00 861854.12 951.82 Balance 1,906,9 0.26 566,581.29 1,055,53 617.,054,35 573,909.64 115,8 ,9 ; e E'l r t � n t C od un - �v = -_� � teeops » �� .�� Corm �� - s_ -n- - 3 c_ e -lrle Dei E H _ - ment Management o l D e rj b;IIc Reps 1 b 11 c W.S Trust Debts Vil gag- . a- s X,7M Pace mb ..n C -Douce Deductions PD Assn. Parking Co nn�� t cl -! Ge:, Deductions Operation & nsurance Co. General =-j `n a ti ons FDa eate.- C0 c A zs s� ember �' P e W.lliam , 'Eauser P tand water bill MS M rRetir e_ t - � __ ref= 3 _ P no J s _ 3_e v e -n- u e� a h- ld tax L une F _ r - -_ 20.00 PR Char La can a - � - ,-e a- a HD 24.20 - 2420 L f Nor t'� $' � t -`-'3 r `P ' e - _ 3 F, � _ - De _._ £. i ALL {- r ._ aT - - on 3,986.38 34.12 _.o- _ > -_> a »U t -ons PLS i ) SJ m -� � t- y yy j7 Prospect} I �..,L - & 0-J t -- _ e ALL 35.00 38.92 Jalli n - - - HP j ,-I:qe o t n P _r o s o e, c -:o�ant A1JL MountFD - 50.00 30.00 PW V 11 a --T e -0 f Mounl_ Prosuect Se. -vice cn_.L PW Jerome 7'%a 1- c ski R-fUl"I� _)Z)�ment PW Sub - Total VILLAGE OF MOUNT CASH POSITION MARCH 28, 1980 Motor W. & S_ Parking Fuel. Community Operation & System General Tax Development Maintenance Revenue Total 81.3.00 87.00 9001.00 125.78 125.78 41421.62 41421.62 20.00 20.00 24.20 2420 65.00 65.00 3,986.38 34.12 461.78 4.25 4,486.53 35.00 35.00 38.92 38.92 50.00 50.00 30.00 30.00 30785.90 256.04 3,407.13 11.65 34,460.72 71147.10 40.00 748.34 7F935.44 4F331.36 R, 3 3 I i 3 l331•<.36 11268.97 1F268.97 15F683.40 1 5 ? 6 8 3 . L/ ja\� ( { 40.00 121,713.00 1,105.93 81614.55 417.96 131,851.4 179.65 7.78 187.43 6, 000.00 61000.00 39.55 39.55 189,466.11 1,436.09 20,659.30 433.86 211,99536 e t's a -- g� '�zs "fl._3 '3 w'� ��a� APPROVAL: Motor W. & S. Parking ,gam] r €-u� § -T` I ; ms=s, 4 € ' Fit -. egg '- ,, em er - �LA n ,�..._ ,.. _ms s Pw A -.� -� aa - PD11, rn 4 } st e Pw rson-Biermann Hdw aie F Q.- Ston- HeIgh s Came --a Shoo ie,, =gid 95.00 A t � i -I c - � Parts a c .- . � 'D 1.40 Pw AVI -., - _ 3 P Seed, C ompanyPw TT 576.59 280.02 24.35 Pw . -fit B � _ t e r_ - Corp, � � a t. - r y Pw er' F% l5 a - _ g . �"Ya - �.- a_ - � Pgg ' C _-!Z!S, cam$ F Pw Bei r y ; Par Pw - oa . ;gam � 0. A _ Pw =ice ££.-x_pc r -, 3_11 n ��� nA.%c_L ze n is yi des HD Board' 0=; g st- t e E 4- atIo - � i 0 _A=a _ Q_ e t = . -red am_ �� ry n B � s I -e ate --n az �e � x pen se PD own - - -nd t J t � n- Hid �� Audio FD H Y- a- Awa, e tC 1, s e FD 15.00 PST C & W Industries n L Electrodes Pw e Fire Sta . & wel lhouse FD �3us Janitorial supplies FD Chc= s e and --on � Tubing steel PW VILLAGE 0' MOUNT PROSPECT CASH PQS.ITION MARCH 28f 1980 Motor W. & S. Parking Fuel Community Operation & System General Tax Development Mdi.intenancenu Total 21.15 21.18 590.25 590.25 95.00 95.00 .60 38.05 38.65 1.40 1.40 100.63 7.55 108.18 576.59 576.59 280.02 24.35 304.37 50.00 713.0 50.00 713.90 50.90 75.05 125.95 90.(f�3 30.73 41.37 195.87 237.24 172.28 172.28 78.63 15.97 94.£0 893.00 893.00 15.00 15.00 100.00 100.00 550.00 550.00 180.00 180.00 14.76 14.76 64.50 64.50 129.00 73.11 19.92 93.03 159.60 159.60 242.96 242.96 ILLS PRESENTED FOR V _ (Cont d : Patrick Christenson Travel expense PD Clark arlow Hd . Co. Drill bits PW Commonwealth Edison Pumping & service CD F PW The Constable Equipment Co. Lamp PW Cook & ril, Inc. Paper PW Cook County Sher=iff's Police Training expense FD Department T. A. Copple & Co. Transcripts MS Des Plaines Tire Battery Fiat tire red r PW Douglas 'truck Parts, Inc. Parts PW Federal Signal Corp. Sign . main. F David Pig! iiti Travel -exTen D Fink finerEquipment ti l FW Lynn Flannery Reimbursement for PD uniform Florist rc uct , Inc. F1 is, shear, & pots PW Flow Products, Inc. Fittings PW Folgers Outdoor Decorating 1 decorations P Forest City Caulking gun FD R. E. FrederickAssoc.,Inc. Surma eller Creek D Fr sen S Hydro testing & exting. FD rc rin. Arthur J. GallagherBonds S Gateway Supply Co. Valves PW General Window Cleaning Co'. Windows cleaned In side andout W. w. Grainger, Inc. Parts PW Greater Distributing, Inc, Batteries F Great Lakes Fire & Safety Gloves PD Equipment Co. Gulf Coast Laboratories, Inc.Tri-lux F$ J. Hartmann Co. Replace -spout PUMP Heller L -C) d PW VILLAGEF MOUNT PROSPECT CASH POSITION MARCH 28t 1980 general 25.20 16.56 311.25 355.00 555.25 16.00 387.24 65,3 332.05 Motor W. & S. Parking Fuel Community Corporate Operation & System Tax Development ur'3 Maintenance Revenue .1 .3 103.75 27.00 101,27 137.82 4.47 . 00 103.00 2.92 36.77 ,930.00 Total 350.65 28.16 48,078.58 16.56 415.00 355.00 555.25 43.00 488.51 65.38 332.05 13` � 2 150.00 444.84 8.94 1, 949.5 69.21 1, 01.4 nO 9- 315, 00 103.00 .0 392.83 .22 VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT CASH POSITION MARCH 28, 1980 Page Motor � & S. Parking BILLS PRESENTED C _ -- L Cont'd Dept, Fuel General Community Operation & System Tax Development p Maintenance Revenue Total The Herald Su Subscription - 12.50 TheHerald Edward Mines LumberCo. Publish ad 120.54 12,50 "Carl Holmes" Supplies P 185.4 10.5 Lecture & trans- FD 185.49 Honey Bee Snack ho portation Food for prisoners PDt 11740.00 52.00 740.00 Hook -Fast Specialties, Inc. Badges and name tags F 51.88 fit. 0 Hoskins Chevrolet, Inc. Parts p 19.25 51.88 Ibbotson Heating Co. Sheet metal W 6.00 19.25 Illinois Bell Telephone Co. Alarms, Police, Senior HD 6,00 Center, Wells, & pW PD Illinois FWD Truck & Equipment Parts ' P ?5-6.32 212.25 1 f28.3.31 2,039.63 Industrial cool Products, nc. Pump repair p 31.25 212.3+ International Association of Membership PD 37$25 62.50 Chiefs Of Police International Business Machines Copies and supplies CD MS 35.00 35.00 Corp. Intergovernmental is M t. Ins. deductible FD PD 2f714,05 1, 959.67 24714,5 Kale Uniforms Name plates PD 6.50 Kar ProductsfInc. Cables PW 23,88 6.50 Armond . King, Inc. Appraisal VM 23,88 47*76 Xlehm Nursery Trays and tree p 29 500,00 500.00 attOf to Sales Co, Hub, bolts, & springs P .84 34.41 29184 -- J. C. Licht Co. Paint p 23,80 34.41 Littlejohn, Glass& Yo , t. Prosecutor services VM 960. 00 23.80 K. J. Maier & m. Marzo, MD, SC Physicals pD32. 0C3 960.00 MeansService, Inc, Towel service -Feb. FD 215,08 3-2,00 Metcalf Eddy, Inc. M Read improvements CIS 1,802.81. 215.08 troco S rvice Main. . radios P_283.40 1,802,81 Midtown Ignition and Parts Co. Parts262.65 �' 42,31 546,05 90,06 1-32,37 VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT Pe 6 CASH POSITION MARCH 28 1980 Motor W. & S. Parking Fuel Community Opeatlon & Systema BILLS PPC (Cont'd) : Dept. General Tax Development Maintenance venae Total M_ -e_ ,#. -- ,,-s Covers MS 12.00 12.00 Mobia' �_o. Oil PW 192.50 192.50 _ _ _ �_ . n a t � $gyp n Y7 Salt (CD �O 7 9 807.47 _- o la � nc . Contract FD 105.00 r 105.00 �� ' P _ pe _ i y t L- L Parts FD PW 891.15 255.30 lt148.51 Mount P, ---os c � l Ban' t 4.- a units � MS 175.00 175 00 MPH � � d__ t - Q 3 arac gun 12.50 12.50 795.60 795.60 A� MS 49.40 49.40 53 _ r ._ a is �;' ss -ems PW 100.00 100.00 P rot i o '- , � 4 _ Fid 110.00 110.00 �� e � e m t r �3 T . b s a PW Mc, 1 s 150. 00 150.00 N PW F% 565.30 565.30 %---'o u n 10.00 10.00 0 rwl�-__- L e- n a D at C h PO 5S�� 468.29 3 ._. FD PW 524,15 151.13 17.96 693.24 i ��_ _ g MS 11708.27 l r 708.2 3,416,55 rhe -_ suppi i FD PW 302.03 83,24 55.44 44G.71 -Ce1-1 t ---v; aomot Joints & a filters PW 57 ,1 57.12 Oerco � �� �a��=� _ Reastat .t wit Pia 37.50 37,50 O'Hal-'e TIA L I Parts PW 37.05 10.78 47.83 6 :, #: Grove Service door F 1, 009.50 11009.50 ® _ L _ Publish ordinances MS 250.00 250.00 8 � Mar Inc. Breathalizer kits PD 129.47 129.47 VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT CA�.H. POSITION MARCH 281 1980 Motor W. & g ing BILLS PRESENTED FOR APPROVAL (Cont'd): Dept. General Fuel Community Operation & System Tax Development Maintenance Revenue - Total Patten Industries, Inc. Filter PW PIC Communications Inc. Main. and repair FD 9,�20 920 I Eric E. Pie el Repair speedgun & PD PD 348.57 348.57 tape machine, and CB 203.25 Polytechnic Data Corp. Controller rental CD 203,25 FD Prospect Animal Hospital, Inc. Animal oundin IMP 9 MS PD 24.00 87,00 24,00, Prospect Auto Body, Inc. Vehicles towed PD 140.00 87.00 Randhurst Engraving World Plate MS 3.30 140.00 R & R Aluminum Inc. Sidewalk clearing PW 450.00 3,30 The Reliable Corp. Office supplies PD 111.56 450.0 0 Rely -able office Machines Ribbons & lift-off MS 111.56 tapes 39,00 Reshal Associates, Inc. Contract - recorder FD 97500 39,0.0 Roosevelt University Seminar ( 3 ) HD 120.00 975t00 The Roscoe Company daQket PW 120.00 William Roscop Travel expense PD, 100.00 33.00 33.00 Safety-Kleen Corp. Service washer PW 35.00 100,00 Sam's Glass Install window PW 32.40 35,00 70. 00,' Schwaab Dura dater HD 28.50 32,40 Schwaab Rubber stamps MS 22.30 28,50 lears, Roebuck and Co. Tools PW 231,60 - 22,30 3earsf Roebuck and Co. Tools FD 201.77 231 .60 Service Engine Co. Filters PW 15,94 201,77 Service Spring Co. Parts PW 44,08 -15 t 94 31,88 Seventeen Specialties, Inc. Ash trays PW 164.32 44,08 John Sexton Sand and gravel PW 48.00 164.32 Snap -on Tools Corp. Tools PW 113.85 195,20 -243,20 Sondag Chevrolet, Inc. Switch PW 23,71 137,56 StandarC_11, Pipe & Supply, Inc. Parts FD 26,40 26.40 PW 190.85 190.85 VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT CASH POSITION MARCH 28, 1980 Motor ing Fuel Community Corporate ion & System BILLS PRESENTED FOR APPROVALn Dept. . it Y` v 11 rMaintenance Revenue Tota- -)w--ss Screen carrier and FD processing 46.46 46.46 --,.e Coen_, Align & bushing Pw 209.50 f - rts Fri Pw 21.30 43,51 64.81 Un olrm Renta Systerns J_ uform c lam ng rental 195.40 4 3.1 - r v V60.00 0 --.- Pw_ ;1 en i V 3 � � - O _ , ..v. � 3 . 2 if263.13 Ward -rave. _x - en .100.00 _ -_ Warn _-'-:Pw 49.24 49.24 are . va-y- a t 2133 .40 2,3532. 40 Wt mrEncflne, - ®- y 1- 268.31 We,!n-tern union PD 255E0 [meq/ Wes- Side Tra `-omap !+'�j2 d .3 139.02 y l expense �y jf'yi 0 0.00 Form PD 150.00 1510.00 w 2 Lams .- Tarp HD 84.20 84.20 raj 22.50 XeroxPw C - Coy s - i 53 _ _ 3 Fl ,--,5 __ _ L - eater Ser _udu -- -Pw , . 5 Lu }� � -t 40y796.48 111;610.28 83.24 1,014.002 517.96 120f2-16.78 2 2 230,� ., 0l2 , i ai a^�j3 8 Tj� i.Tj}�� 3 Y i(�y f .f /� 332F212.14 �.a , 1 f C C to TVVDAMOV T nyr a x'",Orruftmv r V LljldAW:� MANAGE R FROMO- E. NASTEKr FIELD OPERATIONS COMMANDER SUBJECT: BID OPENING / MARCH 25, 1980 - 1000 HOURS DATE: 25 MARCH, 1980 Pursuant to, and in accordance with Village Ordin4Ancesf sealed bids were opened in response to a request on seven (7) squad vehicles for the Police Department. Thiswas accomplished in the Village Manager's office in the presence of Terrance Burghardl Edward Nastek and Michael Kruchten. The following bids were received in response to twenty-seven (27) blid letters mailed to local dealers and an ad placed in the newspaper-, N, Hoskins Chevrolet, Elk Grove Village Bid 4 -door Malibu Sedans Net after a. 2) Lattof Chevrolet, Arlington Heights Bid 4 -door Malibu Sedans Net after trade-ins ............................. *'.....$43,337.64 Low Bid / Lattof Chevrolet ...........................$ 3,33 It has been indicated by the dealers submitting bids that General Motors will have an early Arpil cut-off date for ordering vehicles. Therefore, I would recommend expediency in the acceptance of the to bid ( Lattof Chevrolet ) for the purchase of the Police Department vehicles. To delay would promote probability for increased maintenance costs. This is a budgeted item as proposed for 4 -he 1980-1981 fiscal budget. This purchase would be one half o-Iff budget of $87,600 in account number 41.0 9702. 0 Terrance L. Burghard, Village Manager Bid opening, March 25, 1984 March 25 1984 26 Thank you for your consideration and we will be looking to yours and the Beard's approval of" our Department recommendations. Respectfully submitted, Edward Nastek Field Operations Commander EN'/gal cc: R. J. Doney, Chiu of Police Deputy Chief Savage Edward Geick, Assistant Village Manager H. Weeks, Director, Public Warks Carel Field, Village Clerk village of M; Prospect Nl6unt Prospect, Illinois INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TO MAYOR AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES FROM TERRANCE L. BURGHARD DATE MARCH 27, 1980 SUBJECT Well #17, Contract Increase The Board may recall that last year the administration was authorized to proceed with completion of Well #17 and the implementation of the existing reservoir on Rt. 83 near our northern border. As background, I offer the following information: In February of 1977, the Village entered into a contract with J.P. Miller Well Company to drill and install the well and for another company to construct the 2 million gallon reservoir. After the initial work was completed, the Village suspended the contract until the matter was brought before the Mayor and Board of Trustees again last year. During that time the well, of course, has not been operational and the 2 million gallon storage tank has sat idle. We proposed to the Board last year that the well be completed and that the pumps and pumphouse be constructed so that the reservoir could also be put to use. The problem we have at this point is that the prices in the 1977 contract for J.P. Miller are no longer adequate and Miller is asking for an increase over the original contract in the amount of $10,562.96. In 1977, the original contract amount was $277,887. Since that time, the well has been drilled and casing installed at the depth of 1,947 ft. and we have paid bills in the amount of $134,528. Additionally,, pumps and shafts were purchased in the amount of $41,328.96 and three . variable speed pumps were also purchased in the amount of $36,000. Therefore,, the total amount spent on the contract to date is $211,856.96. J.P. Miller expects that the remaining work including 1,000 ft. of outer column pipe, 300 ft. of inner column pipe, an airline pump bowl and strainer is $76,593. This is an increase over the original contract in the amount of $10,,560.96. Essentially, the Villagecontract with J.P. Miller 'i nally i executed in 1977, has no provi., orig sion that I or Barbara Baran can determine for authorizing contract increases and the matter is, therefore, brought to your attention. Given increases, in labor and materials since 1977, 1 believe the $10,000 request is reasonable and should be approved. Memo emo to Mayor and Board of Trustees Re: Well #17, Contract Increase Page 2 Some Board members may question the wisdom of proceeding with this contract at this time in light of our discusssions with Des Plaines, DAMP and Venture. However, the basic well, i.e., the hole in the ground, is completed and what the remainder of the contract calls for with J.P. Miller is the installation of the well casing and the pump inside the well. The additional contracts that we are budgeting for next year are the pumphouse and the necessary pumping station to put the reservoir on-line as well as to connect the well `to the reservoir. While it does appear that the pursuit of an ultimate water source is "right around the corner" and the State Department of Transporation is indicating that local governments receiving lake water allocations will have to abandon their deep wells, this abandonment apparently will not be enforced until 1990. According to Herb Weeks, our Director of Public Works, we would begin by abandoning other wells in the community that are either lower producers or have substantial operational problems. This well, Well #17, would undoubtedly serve us until 1990. The remaining portions of the contract are necessary to put the reservoir on-line which is going to be a requirement whether we have lake water or local water. TERRANCE L. BURGHARD TLB/cdf eel', X 011 Village of Aount Prospect "N Mount Prospect, Illinois f: 116 INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: Terrance L. Burghard, Village Manager FROM: Bernard H.R. Hemmeter, Village Engineer DATE: March 26, 1980 SUBJECT: Traffic Signa,ls11111at Main Street and Central Road The Illinois Department of Transportation(IDOT) is planning to upgrade the traffic signals at Main Street and Central Road this coming summer. This improvement will include left turn arrows for the north and southbound traffic. The'Village has been requesting that IDOT approve these left turn arrows for several years. We have requested IDOT to include Opticom, pre- empting equipment in the improvement in accord with the Fire Department's program to have all traffic signals in the Village equipped with the Opticom, The Federal Government is paying for 85% of the improvement costs, and IDOT is paying for 15% of the cost. Mount Prospect must PaN7 for the added cost of the Opticom equipment which amounts to $6,000 and can be paid for with MFT funds. This expenditure had been included in this year's budget. I recommend that the attached resolution be adopted in which $6,000 will be appropriated from HFT funds to pay for the Village's share of the traffic signal improvement. BHRH/m Printed on 100% Recycled Paper EXHIBIT A WHEREAS,, the Village of Mount Prospect has entered into an Agreement with the State of Illinois for the modernization of traffic control signals and installation of "Cpticom" equipment at the intersection of Illinois Route 83 (Busse Road) at Central Road,, known as STATE Section 040STS-79 and as VILLAGE Section- 80 -00068 -00 -TL; and, wHEREM, in compliance with the aforementioned Agreements, it is necessary for the VILLAGE to appropriate sufficient Motor Fuel Tax Funds to pay its share of the cost of said traffic signal improvements. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that there is hereby appropriated the surn. of SIX TECL;SAND AND NO/100 DOLLARS ($6,000.00) or so much thereof as may be necessary, from any money now or hereinafter allotted to the VILLAGE, under provisions of the Motor Fuel Tax Law., to pay for its share of the cost of this improvement as provided in this Agreements- and, BE IF FURTHER RESOLVED, that upon award of the contract for this improvements, the VILLAGE will pay to the Department of Transportation of the State of Illinois, in a Jump sum from any funds allotted to the VILLAGE, under the Motor Fuel Tax Law, an amount equal to 95% of its obligation incurred under this Agreements, and will pay to the said Department the remainder of its obligation (including any non -participating costs for FA projects) in a lump sum, upon completion of the project based upon final costs; and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that . the VILLAGE agrees to pass a supplemental resolution or provide necessary funds for its share of the cost of this improvement if the amount appropriated herein proves to be insufficient to cover said cost. Passed this day of ► 19 AYES STATE OF ILLINOIS VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT) SS IMS COUNTY OF COOK ABSENT 0*2 ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Clerk -An and for the Village of- Mount Prospects, hereby certify the foregoing to be a -true, perfect and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Village Board at. a meeting on A.Dq 19 40 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this day of A.D. 19 Clerk District Engineer S E A L Village k Mount Prospect Mount Prospect, Illinois INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TOOa Terrance L. Burghard, Village Manager FROM: Bernard,H,R, Hemmeter, Village Engineer DATE: March 26, 1980 SUBJECT: Traffic Signals at Busse Road and Willow Lane The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) has prepared plans to install traffic signals at the intersection of Busse Road and Willow Lane. Contracts are scheduled to be let this coming June. This is one of several signals the Village has been trying to get approved for several years. The Federal Goverment is paying 85% of the installation cost, IDOT is paying 7.5% and the Village's share is 7.5%. The Village also must pay for -100% of the Opticom. equipment. The construction costs are as follows: FEDERAL STATE VILLAGE FUNDS *FUNDS FUNDS TOTAL Traffic Signals $68,000 $6j000 $6,000 $80,000 "Opticom" Equipment - 0- -0- $6,000 $ 6j000 TOTAL $68,fOOO $6..000 $12,000 $86,000 I recommend that the attached resolution be adopted which will appropriate $12,000 from MYT funds to pay for the Village's share of the traffic signal installation. BHRH/m EXHIBIT A WHEREAS, the Village of Mount Prospect has entered into an Agreement with the State of Illinois for the installation of traffic control signals and "Opticom" equipment at the intersection of Busse Road at Willow Lane,, known as STATE Section 5408 -1 -TS -79 and as VILLAGE Section $0 -00067 -00 -TL; and, WHEREAS, in compliance with the aforementioned Agreement, it is nece-sorry for the VILLAGE to appropriate sufficient Motor Fuel Tax Funds to pay its share of the cost of said traffic signal improvements. NOWT THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that there is hereby appropriated the sum of TWELVE THOUSAND AND N01100 DOLLARS ($12,000.00) or so much thereof as may be necessary, from any money now or hereinafter allotted to the VILLAGE, under provisions cf the Motor Fuel Tax Law, to pay for its share of the cost of this improvement as provided in this Agreement; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that upon award of the contract for this improvement, the VILLAGE will pay to the Department of Transportation of the State of Illinois, in a lump sum from any funds,;allotted to the VILLAGE, under the Motor Fuel Tax Law,, an amount equal to 95% of its obligation incurred under this Agreement, and will pay to the said Department the remainder of its obligation (including any non -participating costs for FA projects) in a lump sum, upon completion of the project based upon final costs; and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,, that the VILLAGE agrees to pass a supplemental resolution to provide necessary funds for its share of the cost of said improvement if the amount appropriated herein proves to be insufficient to cover said cost. Passed this day of 19 AYES STATE OF ILLINOIS VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT) SS I NAYS COUNTY OF COOK ABSENT Clerk in and for the Village of Mount Prospect, hereby certify the foregoing to be a true, perfe%- and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Village Board at a meeting on A. 19 0 APPROVED: IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this day of A. ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF 19 TRANSPORTATION Clerk District Engineer SEA L AN ORDINANCE MAKING CERTAIN APPROPRIATION TRANSFERS WITHIN THE ANNUAL BUDGET ADOPTED FOR FISCAL 1979-80 WHEREAS, the Mayor and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect have passed and approved Ordinance No. 2342, which set the finances of the Village under the "Budget Officer System"; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the aforesaid Ordinance and the statutes of the State of Illinois made and provided, an annual budget for 1979-80 Ordinance No. 2899, was passed and approved by the Corporate Authorities of the Village of Mount Prospect on April 14, 1979; and WHEREAS., the Mayor and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect have reviewed certain transfers and additions to the aforesaid budget for 1979-80 and WHEREAS, the Mayor and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect believe the following changes for fiscal 1979-80 to be in the best interests of the Village of Mount Prospect: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT,, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS: SECTION ONE: That the fiscal 1979-80 budget for the Village of Mount Prospect,, Illinois is hereby amended as follows: Item As Amount Revised Currently Transferred Item Public Representation Budgeted To From Budgeted 010101 Mayor and Board of Trustees. 9302Meetings & Conventions $ 2,300 $ $ 1,800 $ 500 9301 Organizational Services 10,300 700 - 110,000 9309 Annual Audit 10j400 1,700 8 r700 9310 Hearing Expense - 310 - 310 9699 other Supplies 2,100 600 1,500 010102 Advisory Boards & Commissions 9306 Publish Notices Ordinances 3,600 900 - 4,500 9303 Printing 500 500 9310 Hearing Expense 3r500 1,f500 - 5r000 9311 Tests & Investigations 5,000 7,00,00 - 120000 $ 37,700 $ 10,410 $ 4,600 $ 43,510 Original item As nt Revised Currently Transferred Item Village Administration Budgeted To From Budgeted ... Villas e Manag'er's Office 020101 Administration _.���, port ;Village $ 38,000 $ lr800 $ 39r8OO 9100005 Manager 12,600 11 100 13,700 9100006 Asst. Village Manager 13,212 888 14,100 9100103 Administrative Secretary - 2,000 2,000 9205000 Bonus - 800 Boo 9101104 Temporary Services 350 850 11200 9301 Organizational memberships 9305 Copy Machine Costs 2, 500 300 21200 550 9304 Postage 400 150 - 800 9556 Auto Maintenance 500 300 - 1, 500 9501 office supplies 900 600 - 020102 9312 General Counsel Outside Legal Services 105,j,000 32,800 - 137,800 9312 Legal Reference Material - 750 -- 750 9313 Other Court Expense X, 3,000 3,000 020103 9312 Prosecutor outside Legal 13,000 10,000 12,000 9501 office Supplies 200 200 - 020104 Public Information ormation. 9100007 Public Inf ormatlion, officer 6,431 21169 8,600 9201000 Longevity - 350 - 350 9315 Distribution Newsletters 7,500 500 - 8"000 9386 Farmer's Market - 325 - 325 9499 other Services - 4,000 - 4,000 020105 Personnel Mana:gement, 31500 9100006 Asst. Village Manager 3,150 350 - 9305 Copy Machine Costs lr000 200 - 10,200 9306 Publish Notices 1?400 -- 11400 9501 office Supplies 500 700 - 1,200 020106 9100006 Training Asst. Village Manager 2..100 200 2,300 020107 Mi crof ijaLna Asst. Village Manager 11050 110 1,1609100006 9316 Contractual Microfilming 1,930 1,170 3,100 9705 Reader -Printer 4,569 1,512 - 6.081 9705 Reader 1,078 - 1,078 W_ $ 218,970 $ 55,024 $ 5,578 $ 268,416 Vi office 020201 Administration & Sup O 9100004 -rt Clerk $ 11200 $ - $ 400 $ 800 9100008 Deputy Village Clerk 14,910 1..790 16F700 9100110 Clerk/Typist 4,988 112 5r100 9201000 Longevity 700 350 350 9304 Postage 1,600 11,400 3,000 9303 Printing 900 300 1,200 9305 Copy Machine Rental 3,000 900 3r900 9501 Office Supplies 2, 0001,300 3,300 020202 Records Control 9100110Clerk/Typist 2,555 345 2,900 9701 office Equipment 500 500 020203 Legal Notices 9100110 0- Clerk/Typist 2,433 467 2,900 9306 Publish Legal Notices 3r000 2,500 - 5,500 020204 Business Licenses, 9100110 Clerk/Typist 3,245 655 - 3r900 9304 Postage 300 200 - 500 9507 License Decals 800 400 - 11200 9303 Printing - 10,000 - 10,000 2 original Item As Currently Village Clerk's Office -Budgeted To (Cant' d) 020205 Elections & Voters Registration 9318 Election Judges $ 9306 Publish Notices 9303 Printing & Supplies 9319 Rental of Polling Places 020206 Offset .�O erations 9101113 Operator 8,100 3F100 9508 Repairs & supplies 31300 300 61,031 $ 14,594 $ 5,210 1,750 $ 350 $ 1, 000 - 560 4,000 2,500 750 375 Revised Item Budgeted 2,100 440 6,500 1,125 5,000 3,000 70,415 $ 861,410 $ 147,832 $ 151,067 $ 858,175 - 3 - Financial Management 030101 Administration & Support 9100020 Management Services Director $ $ 13,150 $ - $ 13,150 9100009 Comptroller 28F820 580 - 29F400 9100006 Assistant Village Manager 2,100 200 - 2,300 9100010 Asst. Management Serv. Director 9,000 850 - 9,850 9100101 Office Manager 14,217 7,457 6,760 9100104 Secretary 5,176 574 - 5,750 9101112 Part-time 6,584 416 - 7,000 9201000 Longevity 3,150 350 2r800 9303 Printing 500 2,100 - 2,600 9305 Copy Machine Costs 2,310 1,690 - 4,000 9507 Dog Licenses 440 - 190 250 9501 Office Supplies 960 340 - 1,300 9507 Vehicle Licenses 2,310 410 1,900 9701 office Equipment 2,300 300 2,000 030102 Accounting 9100006 Asst. Management Serv. Director 91,000 850 9r850 9100107 Account Clerk 1 14,174 576 14r750 9303 800 550 1,350 030103 Payroll 9100105 Senior Account Clerk 10,548 252 10,800 9203000 Sick Leave Benefit 33,600 125 33,725 9303 Printing 800 300 500 030104 Data Processing 9101112 Temporary services 400 - 400 9322 Data Processing Service 29,082 5,082 24,000 030105 Water Billing 9100105 Senior Account Clerk 9,858 1,042 10,r900 9100107 Account Clerk 1 4,317 1j033 5,350 9303 Printing 1,500 600 900 030106 Collections 9100107 Account Clerk 1 17,268 1.,268 16,000 9303 Printing 200 200 - 9304 Postage 4,200 800 - 5,000 030107 Telephone Service 9100111 Switchboard Operators 81070 330 8,400 9324 Telephone Service 33,600 1,400 35,000 030108 Insurance Pr ram 9100104 Secretary 5,176 574 50,750 9325 Insurance Premium -General 290,000 120,000 - 410,000 9326 Insurance Premium -Hospitalization 260,000 87,000 173F000 9327 Unemployment Compensation 50,000 47,000 3,000 9329 Insurance Study 1,350 910440 .... . . .... $ 861,410 $ 147,832 $ 151,067 $ 858,175 - 3 - Police Department 040101 Administration & Support 9100011 Chief 9100028 Deputy Chiefs 9100151 Ccimmander (Division) 9100152 Lieutenant 9100156 Shift/Commander 9100161 Patrol officer 9100104 Secretary 9100109 Records Clerk 9100162 Police Assistants 9204000 Overtime 9206000 Holiday Pay 9201000 Longevity 9202000 Incentive 9331 Animal Impounding SerVice 9303 Printing 9304 Postage J 9324 Telephone 9332 Physical Examinations 9305 Copy Machine Rental 9305 Copy Machine Supplies 9509 Clothing Allowance 9501 office Supplies 9701 Office Equipment 040102 Patrol & Traffic Enforcement 9100151 Commander 9100156 Shift/Commander 9100156 Shift/Sergeant 9100161 Patrol officers 9100162 Police Assistants 9204000 Overtime 9206000 Holiday Pay 9201000 Longevity 92020001 Incentive 9510 Ar=unition & Targets 9509 Clothing Allowance 9513 Photo Supplies w 040103 Crime. Prevention, Public & Youth Education 9100156 Supervisor, Sgt. S.C. 9100161 Police Officers 9100110 Clerk/Typist 91001.62 Bike Safety Aide 9204000 overtime 9202000 Incentive 9303 Printing & Reproduction 040104 Investigative & Juvenile 9100154 Shift/Commander 9100160 Investigators 9100157 Juvenile Investigators 9100158 Juvenile officer 9100159 School Counsellor 9204000 Overtime 92b6000 Holiday Pay 9202 000 Incentive Pay 9307 Car Allowance 040105 Crossing Guards 9101163 Coordinator 9101163 Crossing Guards 040106 Central Dis atch 9333 Services original Item As An, Revised Currently Transferred Item Budgeted 'To From ,-Budgeted $ 31,500 $ 2j000 $ - $ 33F500 71800 - 7,800 25,532 2,0168 - 27,600 49,100 3,750 - 52,850 17 , 676 1, 274 -- 18,950 39,280 - 16,780 22,500 21,763 1,687 - 23,450 34,493 - 2,493 32,0100 26,646 16,354 - 43,000 3,400 - 3,400 51692 158 - 5,850 21429 2,671 5,100 - 25 - 25 21700 -- 600 2,100 21000 - 500 1,500 3,300 1,000 - 4,300 4 , 750 - 11150 3,600 4,400 - 11000 3,400 8,500 21500 ll, 000 21500 - 1,500 1, 0)00 3,050 250 - 3,300 1, 500 400 - l r 900 18,100 300 800 25,532 1, 968 27 1500 70,704 5,096 - 75,800 67,758 1, 242 69,000 73 0 r 443 27,557 758 r 000 26,646 11854 28,500 44,000 2,000 46,000 371,982 - 682 37,300 16,208 1,808 14,400 3,850 1,250 - 5,100 3,213 21213 1,000 15,000 2ro0o 17,000 1,900 600 - 2,500 5x892 408 - 6,300 37,806 21006 35,800 9,388 11112 -- 10,500 81091 1x909 - 10,000 - 2,000 - 2,000 350 - 350 500 600 - lrioo 23j568 1,732 25,300 78,560 -° 12,860 65,700 39,280 - 18,229 21,051 19,640 1,411 - 21x051 19r640 1,411 - 21,051 11,000 - 4,000 7,000 7,602 - 11352 6x250 5,250 11250 4,000 - 240 - 240 2,565 - 21565 - 33,935 5,065 39r000 100x868 59,132 1601000 ,- 4 - 040107 Equipment Maintenance & Operations 9556 Motor Vehicle Maintenance -334 Radio Maintenance 9335 Other Equipment Maintenance 9515 Gasoline 9702 Police Vehicles 9706 Visa -Bar Assembly Unitrols Fire De artment 040201 Administration Su ort 9100012 Chief 9100200 Deputy Chief 9100208 Administrative Aide 9100104 Secretary 9101104 Secretary (Part-time) 9206000 Holiday Compensation 9202000 Incentive 9204000 Overtime 9303 Printing & Literature 9304 Postage 9332 Medical Exams 9338 Linen Service 9699 Other Supplies 9710 Fire Station Furnishings 9711 Physical Conditioning 040202 Fire. Su ression 9100202 Captains 9100204 Lieutenants 9100208 Firemen 9202000 Certified Advanced./incentive 9204000 Overtime 9201000 Longevity -Officers 9206000 Holiday Pay 9101211 Paid -on -Call 9201000 Longevity -Firemen 9302 Training 9517 Chemicals 9712 Firefighting Equipment 9713 Self Contained Breathing Apparatus 040203 Prevention, Inspect -ion , Education & Investigation 9100202 Captain 9100214 Civilian Inspector 9100104 Secretary 9206000 Holiday Compensation 9201000 Longevity 9202000 Incentive 9204000 Overtime 9303 Printing & Literature 9305 Copy Machine Casts 9501 Office Supplies 9513 Photographic Supplies 040204 Code Enforcement 9100202 Captain 9100215 Plumbing Inspector 9100214 Structural Inspector 9100216 Electrical Inspector 9100110 Secretary 9101104 Clerk Typist 9201000 Longevity 9305 Copy Machine Costs 9501 Office Supplies Original $ 11500 $ - Item As Amount Revised Currently Transferred Item Budgeted To From Budgeted $ 25,000 $ 10,500 $ - $ 35,500 6,000 2,000 4,000 1,500 500 - 2,000 50,000 121000 - 62,000 57,900 1,850 - .59,750 40,400 1, 350 3,050 $1,879,532 $ 189,124 $ 74,638 $1,994,018 $ 32,000 $ 11500 $ - $ 33,500 26,636 1,864 -- 28,500 20,480 620 - 21,100 11,414 1,086 -- 12,500 4,000 61225 - 10,225 2,323 277 - 2,600 500 - 500 - 350 - 350 1,750 -- 250 1,500 +600 -- 200 400 10,663 - 5,163 5,500 3,400 1,100 4,500 2,520 -- 1,000 1,520 3,000 - 1,000 2,000 300 - 200 100 49r3261 4,324 -- 53,650 136F140 12,860 149,000 453,702 135,448 - 589,150 27,000 - 81000 19,000 39,750 31250 - 43,000 5,900 2,700 3,200 22,525 1,875 - 24,400 91,000 5,000 - 14,000 5,900 41100 - 10,000 81000 2,000 - 10,O00 21000 - 11500 500 11,500 1,500 - 13..000 21500 - 11000 1,500 13,317 883 - 14, 200 16,450 1,150 - 17,600 9,$57 11243 - 11,100 1,973 527 - 2,500 800 450 - 11,250 1,600 - 1,600 1,800 - 1,800 1,750 - 550 11200 1, 500 -- 500 1 r Ofl0 400 250 -- 650 400 1,600 - 2,000 13 , 317 1,083 - 14,400 19x488 512 -- 20,000 37,300 11400 - 38,700 18,521 1,379 - 19,900 10,351 1,149 - 11,500 81942 808 -- 9,750 1,250 - 450 800 1,200 - 500 700 630 370 - 1,000 $1s779,058 $ 230r191 $ 136,519 $1,872,730 Health Services Original 050101 Administration & Support Item As IZ 9,002 $ Re-;rised 9100104 Secretary Currently Tra, _xred Item 375 Fire Department (Cont'd) Budgeted To Fromudq . eted _1�. 040205 Emergency Medical Services 400 1,600 050102 Inspections 9100202 Captain 241,663 2,337 11,836 27,j000 9100204 Lieutenant 68r070 6,530 9101251 740600 9100208 Fireman/Paramedic 4341Q60 - 76,810 357,250 9202000 Paramedic Incentive Pay 23,250 2..877 - 26,127 9206000 Holiday, Pay 13,355 845 - 14,200 9101211 Paid -on -Call 5..000 - 51000 040206 Communications 44,000 9100201 Radio operators 43..371 629 - 5,386 9101210 Part time Assistants 3,921 1*465 040207 Equipment, Maintenance 9100209 & operations Fireman/Mechanic 19,822 4,922 14,900 9100209 Mechanic/Civilian 171,200 9,800 - 27t000 450 9201000 Longevity 10,000 - 550 350 9206000 9335 Holiday Pay Equipment Maintenance - 23,625 350 21'875 - - 26,500 9515 Gasoline 11,000 2,000 - 13,000 9522 Tools 1,600 400 - 2F000 040208 Emergency Preparedness 450 350 9303 Education Materials Boo 800 1, 5130 9708 Radio Equipment 2 r 3 00 040209 Home Safety Survey - CETA 9101218 Project Co-ordinator 11812 $ 874 $ 938 9101218 Survey Co-ordinator 4,229 2,084 2,145 9101218 Education Specialist 4,136 2,141 1l995 9101218 Home Surveyors 20,306 14,140 6,366 9324 Telephone 200 200 9304 Postage 87 87 9303 Printing 284 284 9305 Copy Machine Costs 325 325 9501 office Supplies 128 100 28 9321 Office Equipment Maintenance 42 42 9523 Fidelity Bonds 500 500 9524 Field Supplies 32 32 9302 Educator Travel 2,600 2,600 9509 Uniforms 1, 565 1,565 $1s779,058 $ 230r191 $ 136,519 $1,872,730 - 6 - 1, 00280000 634 4,800 375 500 2,000 2,560 270 400 Health Services 050101 Administration & Support 9100013 Health Services Director $ 9,002 $ 9100104 Secretary 5,434 9100104 Part-time Secretary 375 - 9304 Postage 200 300 9499 Other Services 400 1,600 050102 Inspections 9101251 Part time Environmental Interns 11,836 724 050103 Animal Control 9101251 Part time Environmental Interns 270 050105 Blo,od Donor P , raam 9343 Transportation 300 100 - 6 - 1, 00280000 634 4,800 375 500 2,000 2,560 270 400 Original 7 . Item as Amount Revised Currently Transferred Item Health Services (Cont'd) Budqqeted To From Budgeted 050106 al Solid Waste Disp As Secretary 4,348 498 3,850 9303 Printing 430 430 050107 Recycling Center 9100013 Health Services Director 1,800 200 1,600 9499 Other Services 10,800 500 2,300 9345 Support Services 6,708 792 7,500 050108 Water Laboratory 9100013 Health Services Director 3,376 -- 376 3,000 9101251 Part time Environmental Interns 433 - 433 9527 Laboratory Supplies 1,500 100 1,600 $ 38,212 $ 4,116 $ 41218 $ 38,110 Senior Citizens 050201 Information Referral & Coun Counselin 9100013 Health Services Director $ 11125 $ - $ 150 $ 975 9100014 Senior Citizens Coordinator 7,375 525 7,900 9101253 Part time Registered Nurse 3,905 725 - 40,630 9101104 Part time Secretaries 4,686 1,214 50900 9101254 Part time Employment Counselor 20,912 1,288 4,200 9347 Communication 650 850 1,500 050202 Recreation & Education 9100013 Health Services Director $ 1,125 $ - $ 150 $ 975 9100014 Senior Citizens Coordinator 3,688 262 30950 9101104 Part time Secretaries 3,715 - 215 3,500 9347 Communication 195 195 -- 050203 Home Bound Services 9100013 Health Services Director 1,125 150 975 9100014 Senior Citizen Coordinator 2,950 225 3,175 9101256 Part time Outreach Worker 3,812 688 4r500 9347 Communication 390 390 9343 Transportation 17,000 2,000 15,000 9307 Car Allowance 615 615 050204 Community Activities 9100014 Senior Citizens Coordinator 738 62 800 9347 Communication 65 65 $ 55,456 $ 61454 $ 3,315 $ 58,595 Community Development 060101 Administration & Su;'ort 9100016 Village Engineer $ 28,820 $ 1,980 $ - $ 30,800 9100104 Secretary 9,857 893 - 10,750 9201000 Longevity 2,100 450 - 2,550 9101373 Census Takers 354 - 354 9499 Census Expenses 22 - 22 9305 Copy Machine Costs 700 200 -- 900 9529 Engineering Supplies 1,900 400 - 2,300 9724 Engineering Equipment 10,500 500 1r000 7 . Original $10147,970 $ 91, 108 $ 250,050 $ 989,028 Item As Revised Currently Item Community Development (Cont' d) Budgeted To From _Budgeted 060102 Public lElprovement Planning, 9100300 Civil Engineer 10,525 800 11,325 9100301 Draftsman/Inspectors 130799 1,225 15 f 022 9101301 Part time/Draftsman 30,350 710 - 4,060 9101301 Summer Student 3,500 2,150 1,350 9305 Copy Machine Costs 100 100 9529 Engineering Supplies 200 150 50 060103 Public Improvement Inspections 9100301 Draft sman/Inspector 8,295 805 9,100 9100301 Draftsman/Inspector 13,272 1,228 14,500 9305 Copy Machine Costs 100 - 100 - 9529 Engineering Supplies 100 - 100 - 060105 Zoning Administration 9100300 Zoning -Off icer 18,006 2..894 20.'900 9100301 Draftsman/Inspector 3,9318 332 31650 060106 Traffic Engineering & Maintenance 9100374 Traffic Technician 11,550 3,350 8,200 9100301 Draftsman/Inspector 3..780 420 - 4,200 9352 Professional Services 3,000 3jOOO - 9798 RR Crossing - Maple Street 181,200 181,200 060107 Street Li Ming Y 9.530 -i-lectrical Energy/Maintenance $ 76,000 $ 5,000 $ 81,000 060108 Sidewalk Construction & r Repair 9100301 Draftsman/Inspector a 3,318 282 3F6OO 9726 New Sidewalks 30.-000 7,000 23,000 9730 ROW Acquisition - Busse Road 50,000 50,000 - 060109 Motor Fuel Tax Construction 9100300 Civil Engineer 10,525 800 11,325 9353 Traffic Ligh Maintenance & Electricity 50,7000 36,000 -- 86, 000 9731 Resurfacing 200,000 11,000 211j000 9735 Westgate Road 400,000 10'r004 410,000 060201 Redevelopment & Community Planning 9100305 Part time Intern 3,257 743 4,000 Temporary Services - 170 170 9303 Printing and Photocopying 1, 000400 1,400 9304 Postage 500 500 1,000 9358 Computer Time 2,400 2,400 - 9360 Senior Citizen Site Legal & Appraisal 2,000 500 2,500 9748 Senior Citizen Building Roof - - 13j000 l3sOOO $10147,970 $ 91, 108 $ 250,050 $ 989,028 Original Public Wore Item As Amount Revised Currently. Transferred Item Street Department -Budgeted To From Budgeted 070101 Administration & Su cwt 9100018 Director $ 13,750 $ 1,150 $ $ 14,900 9100019 Deputy Director 9,975 1,525 11,500 9100350 Superintendent 18..000 4,350 22r350 91Q01Q4 Secretarial 15,562 738 16,300 9201 Longevity 5,800 - 1,200 40,600 9204 overtime - 500 - 500 9304 Postage 200 50 - 250 9509 Uniform Service 7,800 3,800 40,000 9699 Miscellaneous Supplies 1,400 750 650 9305 Copy Machine Rental lr000 - 250 750 070102 Maintenance of Public Buildings 9100358 Custodian 37,752 28,079 65,831 9204 overtime 3,500 1,000 - 4,500 9363 Storage Unit Rental 1..400 600 - 20,000 9364 Repairs a/c Heating 4,500 500 410Q0 9509 Uniform Service 800 100 - 900 9531 Fuel for Heat 13,500 500 - 14,000 9532 Custodial Supplies 12,000 - 1..500 10,500 9522 Small Tools 200 50 250 9534 maintenance Supplies (VH) 8,700 21:300 11r000 9566 Maintenance Supplies (PS) 9"000 600 91600 9567 Maintenance Supplies (PW) 10,000 - 2,500 7,500 9568 Maintenance Supplies (Stat. #2) 3r500 500 - 4,000 9570 Maintenance Supplies (Annex 110) 2,000 11000 1.,000 9571 Maintenance Supplies (35 S.Main) 10,000 500 500 9572 Maintenance Supplies (Sr.Center) 3,000 1,500 - 4,500 9701 Office Equipment 750 250 1,000 9755 Emergency Roof Repairs 2,000 - 1e300 700 9756 Public Safety Building -Roof 25,000 150,000 101,000 9757 Automatic Fire Detection Device 2,000 - 2,000 - 070103 Maintenance of Grounds 9100352 Foreman 7,180 1,587 - 8,767 9100357 Maintenance Persons (F.T.) 20,897 7..732 28,629 9101357 Maintenance Persons (P.T.) 9,500 529 8,971 9204 overtime 500 35 535 9534 Parking Lot Repairs 3..000 100 3,100 9522 Small Tools 300 100 200 9743 Flail Mower Replacements 3,000 500 2,500 070104 Street Maintenance 9100352 Foremen 7,024 - 1,059 5,965 9100357 Maintenance Personnel (F.T.) 30,478 34,140 64,618 9101357 Maintenance Personnel (P.T.) 6,000 - 4,829 1,171 9204 Overtime 1,900 4,300 - 6,200 9323 Equipment Rental 2,500 500 2,000 9499 Contractual Services l..000 1,000 9536 Patching Materials 2,000 - 1"000 1,000 9536 Patching Materials (M.F.T.) 35,000 20,000 - 55,000 9537 Street Sweeper Supplies 3,000 250 3,1250 9538 Sand/Gravel 10,500 - 1,500 - 9538 Sand/Gravel (M.F.T.) 5,1500 - 1..500 4,000 9540 Refuse Container 750 - 525 225 9764 Street Sweeper Replacement 39 r 000' - 5,500 33..500 9703 Replace Pick-up Truck 8,600 861 91,461 1 • + tem As Street Department ( Cant' d) B 070105 Snow Removal 9100352 Foreman $ 9100357 Maintenance Personnel (F.T.) 91.01357 Maintenance Personnel (P.T.) 9204 overtime 9323 Equipment Rental 9541 Plow Blades 9542 Plow & Salt Spreader Repair Parts 9559 Damage to Parkways 9767 Snow Plow Replacement 9768 CBD Snow Unit 9769 Salt Spreader Replacement 9770 Snow Blower Replacement 9543 Salt 070106 Leaf Removal 9100352 Foreman 9100357 Maintenance Personnel (F . T . ) 9101357 Maintenance Personnel(P.T.) 9204 Overtime 9365 Refuse Disposal Charges 9545 Replace Fatigued Metal 9547 Repair Parts 9772 Replace Leaf Machines 070107 Storm Sewer & Basin Maintenance 91.00352 Foreman 9100357 Maintenance Personnel(F.T.) 9101357 Maintenance Personnel(P.T.) 9204 overtime 9548 supplies 070108 Forestry 9100352 Foreman 91.00355 Forester 9100357 Maintenance Personnel (F.T.) 9101357 Maintenance Personnel (P.T.) 9204 Overtime 9365 Refuse Disposal 9774 Replace 1963 Brush Chipper 070109 Traffic SicM Maintenance 9100357 Maintenance Personnel (F.T.) 9101357 Maintenance Personnel (P.T.) 9204 Overtime 9549 Sign Material - M.F.T. 9776 Replacement of Striping Machines 070110 Public Grounds Beautification 9100352 Foreman 9100357 Maintenance Personnel (F.T.) 9101357 Maintenance Personnel (P.T.) 9204 Overtime 9554 Trees, Bushes, Fertilizer 9743 Riding Mower Replacement 9777 Palm & Tamarack. improvement 070111 Library Grounds Maintenance 9100352 Foreman 9100357 Maintenance personnel (F.T.) 9101357 Maintenance Personnel (P.T.) 9204 overtime 9555 Ice Melt 1 • + tem As Amount Revised urrently Transferred Item udgeted To From Budgeted 5,307 $ - $ 11,222 $ 41055 23,917 - 8,917 15,000 - 11171 1,171 25,000 - 5,000 20,000 10,000 - 8,000 2,000 2, 000 - l"000 1, 000 2,000 3,000 - 51000 - 500 - 500 71000 2,000 - 9,000 111000 - 11600 91400 11250 - 220 11030 36,000 3,400 -- 39,400 35,000 20,000 - 55,000 3, 590 99 -- 3,689 22,539 504 - 23,043 - 33 - 33 7,000 - 21181 4,819 3,500 - 1,100 2,400 1,500 - 300 11200 21500 600 -- 3,100 24,000 - 3,,000 21,000 3,636 1,619 - 5,255 11,267 745 10,522 - 62 - 62 250 - 250 4 , 000 3,000 - 7 , 000 30,536 2,637 - 13,173 15,704 31937 - 19,641 57,261 14,265 - 71,526 21000 1,736 - 31736 4,000 1,000 - 5,000 6,500 21600 -- 91100 9 , 000 - 1,f' 000 8 , 000 29,905 - 10,861 28,044 - 2,453 - 2,453 - 700 700 7,500 11500 - 9,000 11800 300 1, 500 3,590 2,836 - 61426 61165 1,539 - 71704 1,875 472 - 21347 - 200 - 200 81000 5,000 -- 13,000 91200 7 00 - 9'r900 6,000 - 21000 4,000 1,795 - 11795 5,662 - 5,550 112 11875 - 10,115 760 500 - 500 200 - 200 - Street Department (Cont'd) 070112 Equipment Maintenance & 2p22nation 9100352 Foreman 9i00356 Mechanics (F.T.) 9101356 Mechanics (P.T.) 9100357 Maintenance Personnel (F.T.) 9101357 Maintenance Personnel (P.T.) 9204 overtime 9334 Radio Maintenance 9556 Repair Parts 9778 Hoist 9779 Gas Dispensing unit 9780 Starting Unit 9515 Gasoline 070113 Transportation Pool Vehicle Maintenance & Operation 9100352 Foreman 9100356 Mechanics 9515 Gasoline 9702 Replace Station Wagon 9702 Replace Sedan 9781 install Block Heaters Original Public Works Item As Amount Revised Currently Transferred Item Budgeted To From, Budgeted 11,082 $ 2,619 $ $ 13,701 45,469 - 1,659 43F810 4..160 - 3,575 585 - 5,947 - 5,947 4,160 1, 403 - 5,563 4,000 - 1,386 2..614 2,000 - 500 1,500 54,000 - 4f000 50,000 21000 21100 Longevity 40,100 40,500 500 61,300 50,000 1,700 - 700 .10,000 21,000 14..000 overtime 35,000 - 934 350 934 3,307 - 1,551 1,756 30,000 Irmo Insurance Premium -General 40,000 4, 50070 2,000 83,000 40,570 4,500 35,000 56 4,444 600 9327 79 521 $1r003,770 $ 219F183 $ 109,954 $ lrll2f999 Public Works Waterworks & Sewerage 070201 Administration & Suort 9100018 Director $ 13,750 $ 1,150 $ - $ 14, 9009100019 Deputy Director 9.,975 1,525 - 11,500 9100350 Superintendent/Water 190,800 3,700 - 23,500 9100104 Secretarial 15,562 1,688 - 17,250 9100353 Engineer 13 r915 - 5,442 81473 9201 Longevity 7,100 - Boo 61,300 9203 Sick Leave Reimbursement 3,000 - 1,150 1,850 9204 overtime - 350 - 350 9309 Annual Audit 6..300 - 300 6,000 9325 Insurance Premium -General 85,000 - 2,000 83,000 9326 Insurance Premium -Hospitalization 35,000 - 11'r000 24r000 9327 Unemployment Compensation 10,000 - 9,000 1,000 9328 I.M.R.F. Costs 68,000 - 18,000 50,000 9303 Printing 3,500 - 1,500 2,000 9324 Telephone & Alarms 9,500 2,500 12,000 9499 Other Services 2,000 - 1,500 500 9322 Data Processing 29,100 - 6,600 22,500 9335 Equipment Maintenance 1,500 - 600 900 9305 Copy Machine Rental 1,000 400 - 1,400 9323 Bquipment Rental 1.,400 600 - 2.,000 9371 water Conservation Program 2,500 - 2,300 200 9509 Uniform Service 6,800 - 2,300 4,500 9501 office Supplies 3,200 - 1j300 1,900 9525 Training Materials 800 - 200 600 9699 other Supplies 1,800 - 1,100 700 070202 Maintenance of Public Buildings 9100352 Foreman 1r818 - 1,408 410 9100357 Maintenance Personnel (F.T.) 18r512 - 8,176 10,336 9101357 Maintenance Personnel ( P . T . ) 289 - 289 9204 overtime 500 - 500 9530 Electricity 2F000 300 - 2r300 9531 Fuel for Heat 4,750 10,250 - 6,000 9547 Repair Supplies 4,000 - 3r000 10,000 - 12 - original Item As ATnou- Revised Waterworks & Sewerage Currently Transferred Item ( Cont' d) Budgeted To From Biidqeted 070203 Maintenance of Grounds 9100352 1—- Foreman $ 1,818 $ $ 1,706 $ 112 9100357 Maintenance Personnel (]? .T.) 18,900 15j974 2F926 9101357 Ma 4ntena-ince Personnel --(P.T.)- 6.1234 1,766 9204 overtime 150 15-0 9373 Rent & Taxes - Well 412 5,000 11000 6,000 9534 Maintenance of Landscaping & Fencing 1, 800 - l"100 700 9743 Lawn Mower Replacement 300 34 266 070204 Well Maintenance & Repair 9100352 Foreman 3,574 31337 237 9100357 Maintenance Personnel (F.T.) 68,627 - 91612 59..015 9101357 Maintenance Personnel (P.T.) - 174 - 174 9204 overtime 3,800 3,800 9530 Electrical Energy 195,000 55,000 250,000 9372 Contractual Electrical Repair 4,000 - 1,000 3j000 9374 Electro -Rust Proofing 3,200 500 - 31700 9547 Repair/Maintenance Materials 10,000 2f000 8,000 9517 Water Treatment Chemicals 24,000 4..000 20,000 070205 Water Distribution Maintenance i & Repair 9100352 -_ .9-1 Foreman 7r024 1r382 - 80,406 9100357 Maintenance Personnel 51,175 - 34,812 16,363 9204 overtime 3!0,000 - 21,500 8,500 9365 Refuse Disposal 2f000 - 1,500 500 9372 Contractual Repairs 2,000 - 2,000 9547 Repair Material 25,000 - 15r000 10.'000 9522 Small Tools 1,200 - 200 1,000 9784 Gas Powered Pumps 2,500 - 500 2r000 070206 Water Valve & Hydrant Maintenance 9100352 Foreman 11 756 2,104 3,860 9100357 Maintenance Personnel (F.T.) 20,116 2,087 22..203 9204 overtime 2,000 - 900 10,100 9376 Contractual Painting 500 - 300 200 9533 paint 800 300 1..100 9560 Hydrants 6,000 4,000 10,000 9559 Restoration Materials 1,500 500 lrOOO 070207 Water Meter Installation, Repair & Replacement 9100352 Foreman 7 ,148 3..636 3, 512 9100357 Maintenance Personnel (F.T.) 40,418 5,429 - 45,847 9101357 Maintenance Personnel (P.T.) 1,875 2,625 4,500 9204 overtime - 300 300 9304 Postage 9..000 4F000 5,000 9561 plastic Seals 2,000 - 2,000 - 9522 Small Tools 800 - 600 200 9517 Meter Cleaners 1,000 - 500 500 9699 other Supplies 1,200 - 450 750 070208 Equipment, Maintenance & Operation 9100352 - Foreman 5,541 -- 161 51380 9100356 Mechanics (F.T.) 32,929 - 13,067 19,862 9101356 Mechanics (P.T.) 4p160 - 2,753 1r407 9100357 Maintenance Personnel (F.T.) - 12,000 12,000 9101357 Maintenance Personnel (P.T.) 4,160 - 1,943 2,217 9204 overtime 4,000 3,000 1'.000 9334 Radio Maintenance 3,000 11000 2j000 9522 Small Tools 1,500 500 - 2f000 9517 Steam Cleaner Chemicals 1,300 800 500 9703 Replace Pick-up 9f000 1"100 100,100 9708 Replace Radio Equipment 2,000 500 2,500 - 12 - Original Item As Amount Revised Parking System 070301 Administration & SEP -Port 9100350 Superintendent 070302 Meter Re -pair & Maintenance 9100357 Maintenance Personnel 9791 New Meters 07 03 03 Parking Lot Maintenance 9100357 Maintenance Personnel 9792 Parking Bumpers 9794 Resurfacing 9795 Bicycle Racks 9793 Striping Lots Community & civic Services 080102 Share of 4th of July Celebration Public works overtime 9552 Emergency Barricades 080103 Christmas Decorations Maintenance Personnel 9564 Christmas Decorations TOTAL CHANGE ALL FUNDS 4.,200 $ - Waterworks & Sewerage Currently Transferred Item. 3,500 (Cont'd) Budgeted To From Budgeted 070209 Sanitary Sewer Maintenance 11000 - 500 500 12F000 - & Repair 6,000 500 - 140 9100352 Foreman $ 51454 $ $ 1, 021 $ 4,433 91 003 57 Maintenance Personnel (F.T.) 43,95-2 191,420 24 r 532 9204 overtime it000 500 - 1r500 9365 Refuse Disposal 10,000 750 250 9530 Electrical Energy 500 500 9372 Contractual Repairs 5,000 2,000 3F000 9547 Repair Parts 12,000 5,000 7,000 9517 Chemicals 1F000 LOW - 070210 Water System Improvements 9783 Well #17 240..000 - 160,000 80,000 9789 oversize Water Main Costs 10,F000 1?103 - 11,103 070211 Sanitary Sewer Improvements 9100357 Maintenance Personnel (F.T.) 2,981 - 21981 - $1,333,290 $ 108,806 $ 426,467 $ 11015,629 Parking System 070301 Administration & SEP -Port 9100350 Superintendent 070302 Meter Re -pair & Maintenance 9100357 Maintenance Personnel 9791 New Meters 07 03 03 Parking Lot Maintenance 9100357 Maintenance Personnel 9792 Parking Bumpers 9794 Resurfacing 9795 Bicycle Racks 9793 Striping Lots Community & civic Services 080102 Share of 4th of July Celebration Public works overtime 9552 Emergency Barricades 080103 Christmas Decorations Maintenance Personnel 9564 Christmas Decorations TOTAL CHANGE ALL FUNDS 4.,200 $ - 4,200 $ 4,160 - 660 3,500 500 - 500 - 3j193 - 21193 11000 11000 - 500 500 12F000 - 6,000 6,000 500 - 140 360 21500 - 1,500 11000 28,053 $ 15,693 12,360 $ 100 $ 250 $ $ 350 100 10 110 $ 1,352 $ 1,148 $ $ 2,500 1,500 200 IF'700 3,052 $ 1, 608 $r 4..660 $8,447,504 $1,078,450 $1,187,309 $ 8,338,645 -1 13 - S-ECTIONITWO: 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. NAYS -- I'm 1-4-M-40 PASSED AND APPROVED THIS day of -,F 19 8 19 ATTEST: village Clerk - 14 - Mayor PR'OC'LAIM . T ION WHEREAS, the Twentieth Decennial Census of the United States will be conducted beginning on April 1, 1980; and WHEREAS, all the inhabitants of the Village of Mount Prospect are to be enumerated in this census; and WHEREAS, the information collected in the census serves many useful purposes, among which are apportionment of representation in Congress and, other le isliabive bodiesi m, ea,surement of the economic well-being and 91 f purchasing power of communifties and their Inhabitants; allotment of cerfain Feder,al, and State tax revenues anid other financial aid to States and local i municipalities; determination of future needs for public services'; and numerous other useful purposes; and WHEREAS, the accuracy and completeness of the census for the'Villi el 0 1 ag i of Mount Prospect will deterimine its population rank among other communities ofthe countryk NOW I THEREFORE , I , CAROLYN H. KRAUSE . Mayor of the Village of Mount Prospect, do hereby proclaim April 1, 1980, as CENSUS DAY in Mount Prospect, and do urge all citizens to cooperate fully during the month of April with those who are charged with the responsibility of this most important work. Carolyn, H, Krause M,,,)yor PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, the Mount Prospect Public Library is one of Village's most valuable resources and is an *important and vital part of the community; and WHEREAS .9 inasmuch as the right to have access to books and other materials is paramount to the development of our citizens; and WHEREAS, the freedom of choice of reading materials of a positive and wholesome quality is in keeping with the greatest traditions of the American way of life. NOW 9 THEREFORE., I , CAROLYN H. KRAUSE , Mayor of the Village of Mount Prospect, do hereby proclaim the week of April 13 - 19, 1980 t as MOUNT PROSPECT LIBRARY WEEK in recognition Of the celebration of National Library Week as observed throughout the United States. and in recognition of the Library's great contribution to everyone from the preschooler to the professional all year long. Carolyn H. Krause Y 0 Dated this 1st day of April, 1980' 0 I LAW OFFICES Ross, Hardies, 6Keef e, Babcock & Parsons ONE IBM PLAZA 0 SUITE 3100 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60611 TELEPHONE 312-467-9300 TWX 910-221-1154 March 19, 1980 Mr. Terrance Burghard Village Manager Village of Mount Prospect 100 South Emerson Street Mount Prospect., Illinois 60056 Re: Wheeling Trust v. Mount P ros ect Dear Terry: Please place consideration of a stipulation to discontinue in the above case on the agenda of the Village Board for its next r.ieeting. Charles Berke, attorney for the plaintiff, has submitted a draft of such a stipulation to me and a copy is attached. I have made some suggestions for revisions in the draft and Mr. Berke has accepted them. He will supply a revised draft and when I receive it I will send it along to you for inclusion in the agenda packet for the next meeting. Mr. Berke will also be supplying me with a sufficient number of copies of the site plan for distribution to the Board and the members of the staff who are directly involved. Consideration of the stipulation to discontinue does not need to be referred to the Zoning Board of Appeals. As you will see when you review the draft, provision for pursuing the normal review process with respect to the proposed development is made in the draft. Mr. Berke tells me that the plaintiff will be filing an application for reconsideration of its previous request for local relief on about March 28. In my opinion such an application for reconsideration would not be a new application which would be subject to the currently effective moratorium on the consideration of new rezoning applications. _ RMS/lf Enc. very truly yours, R. Marlin Smith cc: Mayor Carolyn Krause; Mr. Charles Berke; Mr. Donald J. Kreger ,AI SSW, CUJNTY OF C 0 0 K) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY D''I" "ART14RW - LX1 DIVISION WHEELING TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK,, an Illinois banking corporation, as Trustee under Trust Agreement dated February 51 1968, and known as Trust Nmber 625, Plaintiff V. VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT,, a municipal corporation, Defendant and RDBERT M. BARREIT, et al. Intervenors W0100", or*��QWQM NO. 73 L 12381 On the stipulation of the parties to the above -entitled action., it is agreed that the filing of further pleadings and all discovery and other proceedings in this cause hereinafter enumerated may be stayed, and to that end an order may be entered continuing the above -entitled cause generally on the call of this Court; and that the said action maybe discontinued on the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth. It is agreed by the parties hereto that if the events hereinafter enumerated shall take place within three (3) rnonths of the date hereof, and that if the corporate authorities of the Defendant pass and approve an ordinance granting the various applications to be filed by Plaintiff, as hereinafter described, Within said three (3) rronth period, then this matter shall be termin- ated by the entry of a consent decree in teams substantially in accord with this stipulation and said ordinance; and, that upon the failure of all of the said events to take place within such time period, or any extension thereof as may be agreed to on the stipulation of the parties, then on the motion of any of the -parties hereto, the stag of proceedings shall be terminated, pleading shall proceed, discovery shall be camenced and catpleted, and this cause shall proceed to trial. The terms and conditions upon which this stipulation to discontinue is entered shall ' be as follows 1. The Plaintiff shall file with the corporate authorities of the Defendant: (a) an application for reconsideration of Case No. 72-10P for the re -zoning of the property described in Exhibit "A", attached hereto and made a part hereof, fra n R-1 to R--4; ,and, (b) an application for reconsideration of Case No. 72-10P for a special use permit for a planned unit developm nt for er i said property in conformance with Exhibit "P", attached hereto and made a part hereof. 2. The corporate authorities and the zoning board of appeals of the Defendant shall accept said applications, schedule give g publicnotice of, and hold, with reasonable diligence, such public hearings as may required be r ed by law to consider and review the above--referred--to applications. 3. Provided that the Plaintiff shall file the above -referred -to applications in proper form no later than March 28, 1980, the zoning board of appeals of the Defendant shall hold a public hearing_ on said applications, pur- suant to proper notice, on April 24, 1980. 4. The Plaintiff shall prepare and submit to the Defendant a plat of subdivision of the property described in the attached Exhibit "A", conforming with the Defendant's subdivision ordinance which said plat shall be in substantial conformity with the attached Exhibit "B". said plat shall be approved, executed and recorded with the Recorder of Deeds of the County of Cook prior to the issuance of building permits and the comence ent of construction upon the afore- said property. Said approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. 5. The corporate authorities of the Village of Riverwoods shall adopt such Ordinances, and approve such plat of subdivision, as may be necessary to rezone - the said pand permit its development.. for the uses and purposes shown on the attached Exhibit "$". 6. It is further stipulated and .agreed by and between the parties 41 to the above --entitled action that the terms and conditions of the Stipulation to Discontinue, hereinabove set forth, shall not be deemed to be binding.upon, or an admission by, any of the parties to the above -entitled matter in the event that by reason of the failure of any of the said conditions to occur, this cause shall proceed to trial as hereinabove stipulated. DATED: WHEELING TRUST & SAVINGS BANK, as Trustee under Trust No. 625, and not personally By Borde, Berke & Di I,eonardi, Ltd. vILLA(M OF MC)UNT PRDSPECT, a municipal x corporation By ' M Ross, Hardies, o' Keefe, Babcock. & Parsons ROBERT M. BARR=, et al. By: Donald J. Kreger 3 - Lot "A", except that part thereof bounded by a line described as follows: Beginning at the Southeast corner of said lot; thence West along the South line of lot "A", 185.0 feet; - thence Northerly parallel with the Easterly line of said lot "A", 150.0 feet; thence East parallel with the South line of Lot "A", 185.0 feet to a point on the Easterly line of said Iot; thence Southerly along the Easter- ly line of said Lot, 150.0 feet to the place of beginning and also except that part thereof bounded by a line described as follows: Beginning at a point on the South line of said Lot "A", 185.0 feet West of the Southeast corner thereof; thence West along said South line, 172.0 feet; thence Northerly parallel with the Easterly line of said Loot "A", 155.0 feet; thence East parallel with the said South line of Lot '§A"_,, 172.0 feet; thence Southerly parallel with the Easter- ly line of said U)t "A", 155.0 feet to the place of beginning, in Wood - view Manor, Unlit No. 2, being a Subdivision of part of the Southeast Quarter (�) of Section 24, Township 42 North, Range 11, East of the Third Principal Meridian, in Cook County, Illinois. Said premises being subject to and having the benefit of an easement for ingre'ss, egress and driveway purposes over That part of Lot "A" bounded by a line described as follows: Begin- ning at a point on the South line of said lot "A", 357.0 feet 1*est of the Southeast corner of said Lot; thence West along said South line, 14.96 feet, more or less, to the Southwest corner of said Lot "A", thence Northerly along the Westerly line of said Lot "A", 155.0 feet; thence East parallel with the South line of lot "A", 14.96 feet;.- thence Southerly parallel with the Easterly line of said Lot "A", 155.0 feet to the place of beginning, in Woodview or, Unit No. 2,, being a * subdivision of part of the Southeast Quarter (;.-) of Section 24, Town- ship 42 North, Range 11, East of the Third Principal Meridian, in ODok County, Illinois., WAOMMI ANORDINANCE GRANTING SPECIFIED VARIATIONS FOR THE RAUENHORST PROPERTY WHEREAS, Rauenhorst Corporation is the owner (hereinafter' referred to as "Petitioner") of a parcel of property located on the south side of Kensington Road, and west of property which is com4monly known as the "NI -Gas Propertyof and east of Rand Road in the Village Of Mount Prospect, Cook County, State of Illinois (here iriafter referred to as the "Subject Property"); and WHEREAS/ the Subject Property is legally described as follows: That part of the Northwest Quarter of Section 35f Township 42 North, Range 11 East of the Third Principal Meridian, described as follows: Commencing at the Northwest corner of said Northwest Quarter; thence South 89 degrees 43 minutes'52 seconds East along the North line of said North- west Quarter, a distance of 658.99 feet to the Northwest corner of the East Half of the West Half of said Northwest Quarter, for a point of beginning; thence continuing South 89 degrees 43 minutes 52 seconds East along the North line of said Northwest Quarter, a distance of 1143.53 feet; thence South 0 degrees 04 minutes 19 seconds West along a line parallel with the West line of said Northwest Quar, a distance of 1761.93 feet; thence North 89 degrees 56 minutes 46 seconds West, a distance of 1142,96 feet to the West line of said East Half of the West Half of the North- west Quarter, being also the East line of "KENSINGTON CENTER" , Phase One, a Subdivision in part of said Northwest Quarter recorded October 2, 1979, as Document No. 25173362 -,thence' North 0 degrees 03 minutes 14 seconds East along the East line of said Subdivision, and along the East line of said East Half of the "Jest Half of the Northwest Quarterr a distance of 1766.22 feet to the point of beginning, all in Cook County, Illinois. Owl WHEREAS, the Subject Property is located in the I-1 Light' Industrial District under the pro"Jisions u_,rL7 the Zoning�Ordinance of the Village of Mount Prospect (hereinafter referred to as the "Zoning ordinance"), and. WHEREAS, Petitioner has here tof filrncl an applicat' ion seeking the following variations from the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance: A 14.7`205 ki of Artic.'Le X)(,,Il of -tequi,res one Off -street - which the Z, C., 1 p a r k J, T -Al I Space ii-indred .41"eet of gross floor arr �a to p, r In.i pew r k i n g s p a c e far r a. n y Z4 used S i�i b e c t Pr o - "' 0 ri i a nz.i f a. c. t- I ant use, or for any er use, other, than offi`,ce or warehouse i, -,Ase, per - mm J_ 'Cl.- t-. 4 c`li 1,)J.. S t r C t (a) 0,,.8 spaces for ea(,,,,,h p (,, rs, o i, r iji i a r y wo r Je�. -1 P i,1-1 S,,_Ichj po-7-L] f 0 or - spaces If Irl N7 c, f t h a J the X P (11 z� e C) "2111 . ..... [.11ternativel Y �J d D 0 S ca _ci..i1at,i(.,3n of' the _ 2 2. A variation from Section 14.101F of Article i of the Zoning 0,rdinance -",-_-c) allow the oc,pancy off any build] -Ing on any ](-)2- by more -than one main use. WFIERFAS. h, '..JorlLer s reqi, Ie3I,t f T ,.r the a'"ares,;,,,�a(,] S KI I-) i_i e s w rl as ZBA 5--V'-80, before t -he A �1. "'I': o .1 A p p e,� a I J_ Pr e-) u a,,, 2 FSos),ect r, 19 9 0 pi,,I r, S y � U t, uh P r' 0 t JL c e I s h d J n e, d iouzitProspec,t on Febraary 1 WHEREAS, the Zoning Board of' Appeals has recommended to the P Bui1c."Ling. colill",,li. t tee of i -he Poalrd c -LE Truste�__,s of thE_-- Vil.lage` o -L i I Mo-unt Pr( -.)spec 411I J -hat Petittioner s request kor the aforesaid �,raria- tions., ZLBA 5-V-80, be qranted;. a v, Z", L a e c, 0 1, s i d e. r e,, 't I -i e WHEREAS, the President and Boarr-I L, �' r, L Petit.J_Loncr's request and reviewed the 'i.-ecori�,-I.�Tiei-i.d,at,ion,s of the L 8 Village of Mount Prospect Zoning Board of Appeals in 27,BA 5-V- 0 and WHEREAS, the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of t 4 Mount Prospecthave determined that with respect to the Pe _L tioner's req-uest for va,riations that Pet'j-41--ioner has sat-isfied the standards for the grant of a srit- -Eorth in Section 1. 4.605 of Artic] c: %'�I ".-I'ie Zoin-ing Orcid-na,,nce find it would he in the hr:.st interest t.,hE.- Village 0.`_ 'Prospect -to grant Petitioner the re Ledvariations. U; J "I" Q ".r - 1,,' � - " Q. I ' ' L ') L F Al.qr BOARD (,T I j,S.')TE E S OF THE,, �ITI,LAGL OF M011"JNT PROSPECT,, 0010? C 0 U, N T"Y IL L I N Oil I S ECTIT.1 CY � ,UT�I. rated -ie SON ONE: The recitals set he.rP-i.nab(,-.)ve s f the and i of- I.TIr''ust- as i1J,.n.�,: I n ( oLees, tI A- -,Ir 11 ID"I C, ("I --o e o 1� e- i ii'l a 01 N t t I o n f ft e s e o i n a C n C E", E o f this Ord" e 9 ra n L ti 17 lowi,Vig- 1.7ar.ia-tir"!.ris for t'he S ti j ic-,:2 c t IP r o p E� A -(r 0. variation from Section 14.2.'7205 A.]. of Ari-L('.'�,e XXT t1he Zon ing Ordinance which requires on(--� oL -s UI*Ele parking space for each two hundred feet of gross f1i' oor area -to permit one off-street parking space for an 17 arts ark of any building the Subject Propert-y iised for industrial or manufactruring plant use, o�r It use, use, other than office or warehouse use, per -mi tied in the T-1 District.- (a) 0.8 spaces for eacil person employed in the primary work shift operat-ing in such portion of the building plus 0.5 spaces dor eacheach person employed in the work shift having the next largent number of employees, or( alternativelrve (b) one space for each 1,000 square feet of floor area, whichever shall result in the calculation of the larger rec-]"ui.re'd number of spaces. 2. A variation from Section 14.101F of Art'lircle I of the Z on J nq Ordinance to allow the oc(.---upancy of any building on c-tt-,y lot by more than one main use. 3 .. SECTION THREE: That variations granted her SECTION TWO of th.ls, Ordinance., are ranted Subject in' u following conditions : object to. A• NO off --site parking permitted for any lot into which the Subject Property is divided shall be � . . B. No parking shall be permitted on -any st r t shown on the Subdivision ' Plat for the' Subject Prot rt ' Exhibit A hereto. SECTION PoR� This r mance shall be recorded w1th the Cook C , ount y Recorde of Deeds or Registrar of Titles, whichever is ation s gran ted herein an the conditions app �c�ble a they vary ran, shall be d.ee. ed, to run With the a ` ' ect Property their grant and be binding upon any and all heirs, succ bass j.,gns of the owner, successor, owners of the sSub ect Property and developers lesse s o the Su ect Property. SECTION F Except for the variations granted herein,,al other aPpl .cab1.e Tillage of Mount' Prospect ordinance 1 remain in full force and effect as to the Sub. ed s shall l t Property SECTION SIX* That this ordinance shall be in full force and eY-f-e-c-t-7-r—om and after its passage, approval, and publication, .i th,e manner, provided by law. n Passed this day of 1-980'a AYES:, NAYS ABSENT: Approved this day of 1980, APPROVED- l e President ATTEST ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE GRANTING SPECIFIED VARIATIONS FOR A PORTION OF THE RAUENHORST PROPERTY WHEREAS, Rauenhorst Corporation (hereinafter referred to as the "Petitioner") is the owner of a parcel of property which Is legally described as: The North 644 feet, except the West 450 feet thereof, of the West Half of the West Half of the Northwest Quarter of Section 35, Township 42 North, Range 11 East of the Third Principal Meridian, Cook County, Illinois (hereinafter referred to as the "Subject Property") ; and WHEREAS, the Subject Property is located in the 1-1 Light Industrial District under the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance of the Village of Mount Prospect (hereinafter referred to as the "Zoning Ordinance"); and WHEREAS, Petitioner has heretofore filed an application seeking variations from the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance: 1. A variation from Section 14.2203A of Article XXII of the Zoning Ordinance which requires a minimum lot size of four acres to permit the Subject Property be developed with lots of such area, that the average lot area will be at least 2.7 acres, provided that no lot may have an area less than one acre.,, . and provided further,, that no more than 10 % of the lots of the Subject Property, or one lot, whichever is greater, may have an area of one acre. 2. A --variation from Section 14.2205A of Article of the Zoning Ordinance, wb.ch reqs res one off-street parking space for each two hundred, feet of gross floor area,, to, permit the following: a., One off-street parking space for each two hundred fifty square feet of gross floor area or fraction thereof used for office purposes; b. One off-street parking space for each 2,000 square feet of gross floor area or fraction thereof used for warehouse' purposes-, c For any portion of any building used for industrial or manufacturing plant use, or for any other use, other than office or warehouse! uses, permitted in the 1-1 District: W .3 spaces for, each person employed 'in the, primary work, shift operating in such portion of the building plus 0. 5 spaces for each person employed, in the work sift having the next largest number of employees, or, alternatively, (ii) one space for each 1, 000, square feet of` r' area, or fraction, thereof, whichever shau result in the calculation of the larger required number of spaces. 3. A variation from Section 14.2602B29 of Article XXVI of the Zoning Ordinance,, which requires off-street parking spaces of 101 x 201 . to permit the development of the Subject Property with off-street parking spaces of 91 x 201. 4. A variation from Section 14.2205E of Article XXII of the Zoning Ordinance, which specifies the number of such off-street mm truck parking and loading spaces req ft ,ed for any porti of a building Utilized for office purposeson ., so that one off-street parking and l0adi space shall be required for each 100 . 000 square feet or fraction 'thereof, Of flo�or area Of such portion of a building utilized for office purposes. 5. A. variation from Section 14.101F of Article I of Othe Zoning Ordinance to allow Occupancy of any building on any lot into to which the Subject Property is divided by more than one main use. W�EREAS, a public he ai ri Ing was held on the Petiti-onerts request, for the, af ores id va 'ations 9 which, request, is known, as ZBA 7-V-80 before the Zoning Board of Appeals Of the Village Of Mount Prospect of Februar28,, 1 Pursuant to proper notice published in the Mount Pro'y 980 Pros Herald February 11, 1980; and on 0 WHEREAS,, 'the Zoning ]Board of' Appe als has recommended 'to, the Build 'in g Committee of the Board of Trustees Of the Village of Mount Prospeetthat Petitioner's request for the aforesaid variation s for the Subject Property be granted), and, WHEREASth I v e PreIsident and Board of 'Trustees have cons deed the Petonerts equestand reviewed the * recommendation s of the Village of mount Prospect Zoning,Board of Appeals Ina ZBA 7-V'-80 with regard to the Subject Property.- and WHEREAS 9 the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect have determined that with respect to the Petitionerts requested variations , that Petitioner has satisfied the standards for the grant 01'a variation set forth, in i Section 14.605 of Article `STI of the Zoning Ordinance and find that it'would be in the best Interest of the Village o,f Mount Pros ' re nestedvariationsprovided that the Petitioner pest to 9rant Petitioner the Provides one parking sace for each 1,500 square feet used f or warehouse p purposes NOW 9 THEREFORE 0 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRES TR11DENT �A,ND ]BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE, OF MOUNT PROSPECT s, COOK COUNTY$ ILLINOIS: SECTION ONE- The recitals set forth hereinabove are incorporated herein as And-ingsby the President and Board Of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect. po, SECTION' TWO* Subject to the conditions hereinafter set fdrth in SECTION THREE - of'this, Ordinance $ the President and Board of Trustees of e, Villa Mount Prospect hereby grant the foll - ge of Owing variations for the Subject Property: %wx 1. A variation from Section 14.2203A of Article XXH of the Zoning Ordinance which requires a Minimum lot size of four acres, to permit the Subject Propertybe developed Vnth lots of such area that the average lot area Will be at least 2.7 acres 9,provided that no lot may have an area of less than one acre.. and provided further, that no more than 10 % of the lots of the Subject Property, or one lot, whichever is greater . may have an area of one acre. 2. A variation from section 14.2205A of Arti Ordincle XXII of the Zoning ance . which requires one Off-street Parking space for each two hundred feet of gross floor area ,, to permit the following. - a. One off-street parking space for each two hundred fifty square feet Of gross floor area Or fraction thereof used for office purposes; b One off-street parki Ing space for, each It 500 square feet of gross oar area or fraction thereof used for warehouse purposes; c . For any portion of any building used for in or _3_ manufacturing plant use, or for any other use, other than office or warehouse use, permitted in the 1-1 District: (1) 0.8 spaces for each person employed in the primary work shift operating in such portion of the building plus 0.5 spaces for each person employed in the work shift having the next largest number of employees, or alternatively. (ii) one space for each 1.000 square feet of floor area or fraction thereof , whichever shall result in the calculation of the larger required number of spaces'. 3. A variation from Section 14.2602829 of Article XXVI of the Zoning Ordinance, which requires off-street parking spaces of 101 x 201 , to permit the development of the Subject Property with off-street parking spaces of 91 x 201. 4. A variation from Section 14.220513 of Article XXH of the Zoning Ordinance, which specifies the number of such off-street truck parking and loading spaces required for any portion of a building utilized for office purposes , so that one off-street truck parking and loading space shall be required for each 100 1, 000 square feet or fraction thereof of floor area of such portion of a building utilized for office purposes. 5. A variation from Section 14.101F of Article I of the Zoning Ordinance to allow occupancy of any building on any lot into which the Subject Property is divided by more than one main use SECTION THREE: That variations granted hereinabove is SECTION TWO of 0"* this Ordinance, are granted subject to the following conditions: 1. No off-site parking for any lot into which the Subject Property is divided shall be permitted. 2. No parking shall be permitted on any street for the Subject Property - SECTION FOUR: This Ordinance shall be recorded with the Cook County Recorder of Deeds or Registrar of Titles, whichever is applicable, and the variations granted herein and the conditions on their grant shall be deemed to run with the Subject Property and be binding upon any and all heirs,, successors, assigns of the owner,, successor owners of the Subject Property and developers and lessees of the Subject., Property,, SECTION' FIVE. If any of the conditions in SECTION THREE of this Ordinance are ... I'll 1 01111, not met,, satisfied,, or are violated on any lot into which the Subject Property is divided,, the variations granted herein for said lot shall be null and void and the then applicable provisions of the Village of Mount Prospect Zoning Ordinance shall be deemed to be in full force and effect as to that lot of the Subject Property. SECTION SIX.# Except for the variations granted herein. all other applicable Village Of Mount Prospect Ordinances shall remain in full force and effect as to the Subject Property. SECTION SEVEN: That this Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval and publication in the manner provided by law. PASSED this — - -- ----------- - day of 31 1980. AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: APPROVED this day of 1980. ATTEST: Village Pr'e'sident NOM Village Clerk ORDINANCE NO. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF RAUENHORST ANNEXATION AGREEMENT lips W."90 "—a WHEREAS, the President and Board of Trustees of theVillage of Mount Prospect have determined that it would be in the best interest of the Village to enter into an agreement with the terms and conditions set forth in Exhibit A hereto. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTYr ILLINOIS AS FOLLOWS: SE'CTIOIN ONE:' The President of the Board of Trustees of the Vil- lae of Mount Prospect be, and she is hereby, . authorized to exe- c�ute and, the, Village Clerk to attest, the Agreement by and 'Village of 4"41ount, Prospect and Rauenh'orst Cor, between the poration AmericanNat-i'onal Bank and t, TrusCompany of Chicago, �a national, bar,tk,l,tig a,ssoc i,ation, i��lot indlividuallyr but, solely as Tres -tee under ,a Trust Agreement, dated February 10, 1979 and, known as, Trust No. 45 771. and t,he beneficiary thereof, Northern Illinois Gas Company, an Ill* .11101s cor(-,),r 1 p ation, which is attached hereto as Exhibit A and incorporated, herein by this reference. SECTION TWO: This Resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and approval in the manner provided by law. Passed this day of 1980. AYES.- NAYS. - ABSENT: Approved this day of 1980. IV` Presider'�it rVI --cig(IN This Agreement made and entered into this day of , 1980 by and between the Village of Mount Prospect, an Illinois municipal corporation (hereinafter r . eferred to as the "Village"), American National Bank and Trust' Company of Chicago, a national banking association, not indivi- dually, but solely as Trustee under a Trust Agreement dated February 10, 1979 and known as Trust No. 45771 (referred to hereinafter as the "Trustee") and the beneficiary thereof, Northern Illinois Gas Company, an Illinois corporation (referred to hereinafter as "NI -Gas") and the Rauenhorst Corporation, a Minnesota corporation (hereinafter referred to as the "BuYer"). 'GST ITNES SETH -* WHEREAS, Trustee is the record owner of a tract of real estate which is legally described on Exhibit A which is Phis hereto and incorporated herein by fh1s reference (hereinafter referred to as the "Land"); and WHEREAS, NI -Gas is the sole beneficial owner of the Land and has directed the Trustee to execute this Agreement as appears from the Beneficial Owner's Statement and Direction attached hereto as Exhibit B and incorporated herein by this reference ; and WHEREAS, the Land is located in an unincorporated portion of Cook Countyr Illinois and consists of territory which is not within the boi.indaries of any municipal-Ji-ty and which is contiguous to, and may be annexed to, the Village as provided in Article 7 of the !11J.roas Municipal Code; and ..... . ..... ............. WHEREAS, under the terms of an Agreement (hereinafter referred to as the "Option Agreement") dated August 1, 1978, NI - Gas, has granted to the Buyer an option to purchase the Land upon the terms and conditions set forth 'in the Option Agree-, ment; and WHEREAS, the option Agreement provides for the exer- cise of the option granted therein and the purchase of portions of the Land of not less than thirty (30) acres and upon the schedule set forth in the Option Agreement- and WHEREAS, the Option Agreement provides that, without the written agreement of NI -Gas, no portion of the Land may be annexed to the Village prior to the exercise and closing by the Buyer of its option to purchase such portion of the Land; and WHEREAS, the Buyer desires to annex to the Village all portions of the Land purchased by the Buyer as provided in the Option Agreement sub3ect to the terms and,conditions of this Annexation Agreement; and WHEREAS,, Contemporaneously with the execution of 61 this Agreementr Buyer will exercise its option to purchase and w ill close the purchase of an an approximate thirty (30) acre i portion of the Land and hereinafter referred to as the "Second Phase Property" which is legally described on Exhibit C which is attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference and wishes to annex the Second Phase Property to the Village upon the terms and conditions set fol,.Fli in this Annexation Agreement immediately upon ttam exec%ut-'i-on of this Annexat,,i-on Agreement; and pro-, �ordance with WHEREAS),, put'suant �_o and in ,,. --he visions of Sectir,)n 7-1-1 e -t- s4-:Nq, c,)f the Illinois Munic-ipal ch. ?4, (,,'7-1 et s Buye--L hcis filed Code, Iil. Rev. ........ .. 3 1 a duly executed wlte C.-.11which nd111 co rp c r a t e d herein by this rer,.rence,- a. -L -id WHEREAS". -a Plat of Ann-exat"on for the Second Phase Property is attached hereto as Exhibit E and incorporated herein by, this reference; and WHEREAS, if Buyer fails xecise its option to - 4 - j 'the same as this Agreement on Agreement in substance and forji�i March 18, 1980 and continued from -t-ime to time thereaf'ter and, concluded on. A-pril 15, 1,980 pursuant to, notice duly published. on March 1, 1980, in the Mount Pros'ect Herald as p:rovided by 1 awn, If WHEREAS,, all, public hearings required by law to be he in connection wJ..th the agreements and actions provided for herein have been held prior to the execution of this Agreement and no further public hearings shall be r�equired prilor t9 or as ,a condition of the Performance by the parties of the agreements contained herein; and. WHEREAS, the Buyer 1,,Ias requested final plat, approval for the Second Ph, se Pro.per-ty and variations froin, the Development Code, all ois 1ae been revile. -wed and recomiTterided for approval by the Plan CoTTim.ission as Provided Modnt Pros.- and in the Developmenct Code of the V'llage of pect MIEREAS, due and t1inely notice of the proed aTlnexa t-Lon has been given to -the Mount, Prospect Fire Protection Dist-rict issioner o- Elk Grove Township and 1 1 the I lighway Comm f P. the Board o. -.,.I' Auditors of Elk. Grove Township in the manrier and form required by s-tatute,, and WHEREAS, n.,"'I... brary districi-11 has jur.isdiction over the Landr - a,:i-i,d I KliEREAS, the corporate of the village, after due and carefilal cox�).siderc--Itiori I r have concluded, that the arinexati(D.T71, of a.] 1. r).r.- aiiy pc.,,-ftion of t,[)e La.T,-A to the Village A L upon the terms an, _7 I-,(,) �i,) d i t i f'.Yii, s se -1,_- forth w 'i 1 be benef.iclal to the Villag(,--v,,, arnd I-Jol_-- rJietrime,:rit-�"O. to the 1' t e r e s t of neighboring ti -.,e of r)e I1i,-,,,,hbori,r.;g 1 n d n d, find thatl the -anne3?ati,,,--.)n of o.r arl-,17 po.rtioIn_ of the Land wi'lIr among othf.--�r b.��r, e f s 5 a. Promote and encourage the highest and best use of the Land; b. Increase assessed value of land within the Vil- lage and tend either to lower overall tax rates or increase tax revenues without corresponding increases in municipal burdens which would be incident to residential development; C. Increase employment within the Village during construction of the buildings to be erected on the Land and increase employment and Job opportunities -within the Village boundaries after completion of such construction; d. Stimulate the 'economy of the Village - e. Serve the best interest of the Village and its citizens by the annexation of the Land and the effectuation of the rezoning, restrictions and variances authorized and per- mitted under this Annexation Agreement; f. Extend the corporate limits an . 6 jurisdiction of the Village and promote sound planning and development of the Village; g. Otherwise promote and enhance the public health, safety, comfort, morals and welfare; h. Promote and be consonant with the coi-riprehensive plan of the Village; and. WHEREAS, following the aforesaid public 'hea.-ring'.), _,hp corporate authorities did an April 15, 198o, by a, \7010--e of L:wo" thirds (.2/3) of the corporate author2i.ties then holding public Office, direct the P.residel�t to eyete �,-i.nd the Villacfe C11-erk to attest this Annexation Agree-me,:rri_ behalf of the; 1; 111. a, - e. NOW, THEREFORE, 'for" arid in consideration of the mutual. covenants �)erein, made c-ir)dl yrs. aiit to the pro vJ.SJ'_C)t,.JS O.A` Section 11-15,1-1, et seq., of t-,'b.e 11.1inois Miinicipal ? R I Rev. Stat I 9'J h 2 4 1 5 s e q. t l'i e P, a.,r t.1 C, C) hereby enter irA(,.1A t Ari Y � J ,- 6 __ SECTION ONE,- Findings, The foregoing recita"Ls are Incorpot-ated lierein as f indings of the Preasp dent and Board of Trustees of the Vi'llage. SECTION TWO.- Annexat-I on. A. Contemporaneously with the executlon, of t'his Anmexation Agreement,, the Village agrees to annex the Second Phase Property legally described on Exhibit C herieto, sub- ject to the terms and, conditions set forth in t1li's A,greernent, by adopting a proper ordinance attached hereto as Exhib.J tF and incorP orated herein by this reference, oviding therefor. B. The "Village agrees to annex and, the Buyer agrees to request annexation to the Village of t,he remaining PoIr"tions of, the Lanid legally described on Exh.11bit A here -to, upon thefol-lowing schiedulernis,-, Contemporaneously with the exercise and cls .1.1g, bey Buyer of its option to purchalse at least thirty (30) cozitiguous acres of the Land .1ch are dont"'guous to -the Villager Buyer, shall, file with the Village a, fully executeld and proper peta.- tion for annexation, plat', of arinexation and Beneficial Owner's Stat rm,�ent and, Direction, �Lf applicable, in, the form as, respectively'r Exhibits D,, F and B, attached hereto and by this ref erence madei a part hereof 2. Within thirty �30,,) days after the filing of su(.,,h docum, eiyts, and sub,"ect t,", th- ter-ivis and condi- �-he Vi'),Idc,e shall. annex tions n f.7 tl,�` s I�gre�,�--ment, that port,, or). L of' the a n (. -1, wh-lich is t h e s, -t i,b,ject of sul,h p,-�tit:icn b�,, adoptiq proper oI,'d_J_nar)ce v i r -I-, thierefor, iri .)f E,xhibit F. (All C)f the L,=_tr_d ed by 'the BuYer arid "C_- C) h e j n to he,�lrk. cl S t e 'E CSO THREE: Zo.t'ng of the Land. A., Contemporaneously with the annexation the Second Phase Property, the Village shall adopt an ordinance attached hereto as Exhibit G and incorporated herein by this reference, to amend the Village Zoning Map to classify the Second Phase Property in the I-1 Light Industrial District under the Village of Mount Prospect Zoning Ordinance. B. Subject to the terms of this Agreement and contempQraneously with the annexation of all or any portion of the Annexed Land as provided in Section Two B of this Agreement, the Village shall adopt an ordinance in the form of Exhibit G hereto to amend the Village Zoning Map to classify such portion of the Annexed Land in the I-1 Light Industrial District under the provisions of the'Village of Mount Prospect Zoning Ordinance,' ,SECTION FOUR: Variations from the Zbninq . Ordinance. Contemporaneously with the adoption of an ordinance classifying any portion of the Annexed Land in the I-1 Light Industrial , District as provided in Section Three hereof, the Village shall adopt an ordinance, in the form of Exhibit Hr attached hereto and incorporated herein by this referencer granting the follow- ing variations from the Zoning Ordinance of the Village of Mount Prospect for that portion of the Annexed Land so classi- fied-, A., A variation from Section 14.2203A of Article XXII' of the Zoning Ordinance which requires a minimum lot size of four acres to permit such portion of the Annexed Land to be developed with lots of such area that the average lot area in such portion will be at least 2.7 ided that no lot in such portion may have acres, rove an area of less than one acre, and provided further, that no more than 101% of the lots in such portion, or one lot, whichever is greater, may have an area of B. A variation from Section 14.2205A of Article XXII of the Zoning Ordinance, which requires one off-street parking space for each two hundred feet of gros's floor area, to permit the following: 1. One off-street parking space for each two hundred fifty square feet of gross floor area used for office purposes; 2. one off-street parking space for each lr500 square feet o�f gross floor area used for warehouse purposes - 3. For any portion of any building 'used for industrial or manufacturing plant use, or for any other use, other than office or warehouse use, permitted in the I-1 DI.strict.- (a) 0.8 spaces for each person employed in the primary work shift operating in such portion of the building plus 0.5 spaces fGr each person employed in the or shift ha,e?ing the next largest number of employees, or,alternativelLy, ,(b) one space for each 1,000 squal-Le feet of flc(_)r area, whicheVe.-Y shall result in the calcta'-1-atiow, the 1:ir,,qer XX171 of the Zoninclil (.)rdi_r,,taiice, which requ-ires of f-., street rc)atkiinq spa�-,-c-%s. ot' 11.0 20 to peri,."d."L, tl"Ae L (73 W4 4-711-1 developmen-t of stu.:h porticon the Annex�--_,d _CIA", .,L- e_ , F, par' Jnq X 2 0o 9 D. A variation from Section 14.2205B of Article XXI'I of the Zoning Ordinancer which specifies the number of required off-street truck parking and loading space I s, to reduce the number of such off-street truck parking and loading spaces required for any portion of a 'building utilized for office purposes, so that one ,off-street truck parking and loading space shall be required for each 100,000 square feet or fraction thereof of floor area of such portion of a build' I ing utYlized for office purposes; and E. A variation from Section 14.101F of Article I of the Zoning Ordinance to allow occupancy of any bu'll'd- ing on any lot on such portion of the Annexed Land 11v more than one main use. O For the purpose of this Agreement, the satisfaction of the cordit'lons inance, by development on any part set forth in Section 14.604B of the Zoning Ordl of such portion of the Annexed Land shall satisfy such conditions with respect to all such portions of the Annexed land. SECTION FIVE: VarialC_,ions from the Development Code. . . . . .... .. . . . . Contemporaneously ilwith the adop-t-1--on of an ordinance classiryi I ng all or any portion of the Annexed Land in the I-1. ,Light, Industrial D.a_strict as provided in Section Tl--iree hereof, the Village shall adopt an ordinance, in the form Of— Exhib,.J.,t J attacl,,ied 1-iereto and incorporated hez-ein by this reference, granting, t� oll. owing variations from, the Development Code olf the Village of Mount Prospect f or that port -ion of the An., !...,and. so class,i. f ied A. A variation "C-roin 16A05F3 of ",:--he Development Code to permit storm lwite,� retentiort ponds bigh water level to be o c a o.. a h {.. k.. i� ta.t t J.- %i e from J (2') feet i Ba A variation from Section 16.405F2C of the Development Code to eliminate, except as shown on Exhibit I attac.Ve& hereto and incorporated herein by this reference, the requirement for rip rap around the storm water retention ponds to be located on the Land. C. A variation from Section 16.41IC72 of the Development Code to reduce the design frequency of storm sewers to five (5) Years. D. A variation from Section 16.408A10 of the Development Code to permit cul-de"sacs to be*located on the Land to extend to 800 feet. E. A variation from Section 16.408B8 of the Development Code to permit street and road paving without the winter's delay provided in said Section, provided the weather permits such paving. F. A variation from Section 16.414Al of the Development Code to permit sidewalks to be located on only one side of each of the streets to be located on the Land. SECTION SIX.- Amendments to Development Code. The A Village shall adopt an ordinance to amend within 60 days after the date of the execution of this Agreement the Development Code in the following respects: t y A -tent° witli, . 1][110 vest �tlae o,t V Ell ty to, revi,lew a,nd apj,,.).,t,ove or disapprove ] z (()de L o B. To arn,ei-,,d. j 6. 4 a�iid pir-ovid,? for a ,,Ipp X [110 F, (,)n such U C "T'o a�nen(J, t i o n 16, 5 () E5 o1 tl,'ie 'e:,ide to all p ly t D. To amend Section 16.204 of the Development Code to eliminate the requirement 141 -hat sidewalks and street lights in the Industrial District under the Zoning Ordinance be installed befo�re the * 1-ssuaance of teniporary occupdj-,cy certificates 'for building -s in such districts. I SECT'1ON SEVEN: Amendments to Villa e Of Mount a 212aect Municipal Code Provisions on Sians The Village shall ad,opt an ordinance amending the provisions of . th e "I Village of Mount Prospect Municipal Code with regard to signs to be located on public property as provided in Section Nineteen of this Agreement withion 60 days of the date of the execution of this Agreement. W SECTIor, Eight.- Subdivision Plats. Sub'ect to the terms 3 of this Agreement, subdivisior-1 is for the Annexed Land will be approved in accordance with the following terms: A. Contemporaneously with the .nn exa,ti�on of the Second Phase Property, the 'Village shall approve the final subdivision plat for such property attached hereto as Exhibit 'L and incorporated herein by this reference. B. Contemporaneously with or prior to the time that the Buyer files a petition to annex a portion o.,'- the and to the Village as provided in Section Two B of this I I el, Agreement,, it Wili file a �plat of subdi-vi ' or the i_ s i. on f portion of the Lan( -t to be t,h(�,n annexed. The 'Village It W1.11 1-10t -1-.'ecp-dt-e tre of e-aither money, landi, 02.1., Other as a. co.ridi-,t-ionn �pp,-,r_-ovalland r"* ot plat there- of respec-fl: to t-fiv-L -Ilnne-z-ed Land, excep-t-, as I'Vi.de(I for InSer,.-r,_,101,1 E3E-__-`'V'e-,ateen, of this Agreement ,,, T approve sj�cjj Plat Of Subdivision J ...... JL if 'it complies wiV-i applicable V-1111age oir-d"Inances,, 3. After approval... of a p-Lat of sub(.9__1'vJ,.s1onr the Buyer J., atay combine twc, or more lots in such subdIvision witlio-ut fuxther apprw,7al from the VI'llage in o.x-der to develop sucb lots Ji.n a main use, and after such combination such combined lot shal,l be coxisildered a single lot and appliciable ordil.nances of the Village shall appl,y to such combined lot as 3-f such combined to had orial'nally constituted a single lot; 4. it wii.1 arpprove reclaind"na, ars g, oz- regrad:-Lna of the Land as hecessary to remove any area of the Land frorri., or prevent any area of the Land from being included Ji_n, a, Special Flood, Hazard Area Linder theNational Flood Insurance Program or other designated flood, insurancer flood, or wetland, area, provided such reclingr grading or regrading "I .is performed in accordance with Federal Flood Plai'n 1, Regulations and applicablie or&inances of the V.2.11age- 13 - 6. It shall not require the Buyer to submit any information, data or plans required under the Development Code to the Village in connection with requests for approval of subdivision plats for the Land Buyer requests to annex to the Vil- lage, if Buyer has already submitted applicable informa- tion, data or plans to the Village in connection with other phases of the development of the Land. SECTION NINE: Development Plans. Subject to the terms of this Agreement, Buyer shall submit development plans for review and approval or disapproval to the Director of Community Development who shall review and approve or disapprove such development plans in accordance with the provisions of the Development Code. The Village agrees that any information, data or plans required to be submitted to the Village under the Development Code which was provided to the Nfillage in connection with another phase of the subdivision or development of the Lanm need not be resubmitted to the Villaae in connection with each reauest for development clan anDroval. iy SECTION TEN: Permits for Construction. Provided that the Buyer submits plans to the Village which comply with applicable Village ordinances, the Village agrees to issue necessary permits to the Buyer to allow grading, the installation of drainage and utility facilities and construction of building foundations prior to the Buyer's submission of plans for the entire building to be constructed on a lot provided, however, that any such permits issued shall not authorize and shall not be construed to authorize to permit construction of any portion of a building or any improvement for which plans have not been reviewed and approved by the Village. I SECTION ELETs7L�N-, Avaiilab] e SE�rvices. The Buyer and the Village acknowledge that the flollowing water service, 0 storm sewer serviCe, arid sianitary sewer service are available to serve the Land., A. Sanitary Sewer. A 54 -inch sanitary sewer main is located along the right-of-way of Wolf Road which forms the easterly boundary of the Land, and a 36 -inch sanitary sewer and a 54 -inch sanitary sewer are located within the right-of-way of Rand Road, and a 10 -inch itary sewer is located along the South twenty (20) sani I feet of the Northwest Quarter of Section 35. B. Water. A nch water main 'is located in the vicinity of the intersection of Kensington Road and Wheeling Road, a water main is located within the right-of-way of .and Road, and a water main is located at or near the South line O -5f the Northeast' Quarter of Section 35, lying Westerly of the South 820 feet of the East 480 feet of said Northeast Quarter, occupied by River Trails School Distric] C. Storm Sewers. A network of storm sewers surrounds the Lana" converging on Feehanville Ditch, which serves as a part of the combined sewer systemo SECTION TWELVE: Public-Iml2r,ovements. The Buyer agrees that it will construct on the Annexed Land, at its sole cost and expense, the public improvements set forth on the fol- lowing exhibits, attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference: A. Exhibit T. Grading, Storm Sewers, and Retention Ponds. B. Exhibit M. Sanitary Sewers and Water Mains. C. Exhibit N. Rights of Way, Streets, Sidewalks, Street 4 LigbtCinq? and.Landscapj_ng. The parties agree that Exhibits I, M, and N are conceptual exhibits only and that the final alignment and loca- tion of improvements shall not be required to conform exactly to the alignmenL and location shown on said exhibits, but the purpose, function and capacit,, of the improvements shall be in� substantial conformity with the exhibits. All improvements shown are in conformity, to the degree represented, with the requirements of the Village ordinances except as set forth herein or on the exhibits. In connection with said public improvements, the Buyer further agrees as follows: D. Temporary Lift Stations and Force Mains: The Buyer agrees to construct, install and maintain at its sole cost and expense,) temporary lift stations in the locations shown on Exhibit M and of the quality and , capacity as required and approved by the Village Engineer. The Buyer shall expeditiously remove and properly abandon such temporary lift stations from the sanitary sewer lines to be developed on the Land when, in the opinion of the Village Engineer, such temporary lift stations are no longer necessary to facilitate the flow of sewage through such sewer lines. Streets, RGad way and Intersection Improvemen'rLs.. 1 Interior Streets . a. Construction Road. Within �welve months after the execu4.--,J'-on of this Agreement, the Buyer at its sole c-cst and expense will com- plete the construction of a temporary con- s-#,-_ruct_`Lon access road from Wolf Road, pro- ceeding westerly across the Land to the Annexed Land. The Buyer-shall maintain such construction road at its sole cost and expense. The roadway shall be constructed with such materials so as to be usable under all weather conditions. The minimum width shall be eighteen (18) feet and the mini-mum thick- ness shall be sufficient to support concrete ready mix trucks and emergency vehicles. Con- struction of the road will include a "shaker section"ly to remove mud from trucks before such trucks enter public roadways.' The material for such roadway, the minimum thickness and the shaker section thereof, shall be sublect to the review and approval of the Village Enginee:i�. The Buyer shall require construction vehicles entering and exiting the Land to use such construction road upon its completion and shall limit the use of such construction road to construction traffic and emergency vehicles. Interior Roads. P-1--ior to the construction and installation of the construction road, the Village agrees to permit Buyer to use the existing -roads in Phase I of the Kensington Center development to be used for construction traffic and to permit construction traffic to enter the development from Kensington Street provided that -Buyer constructs, installs and maintains at 'Its sole cost and expense in the locations and to the ifications required by the Village speci 1 Engineer, shaker strips or the equivalent in appropriate locations. 2) The Buyer shall construct at 'Its sole cost and expense a permanentf"-Interio'r road extending from the Annexed Land to Wolf Road whenever 300rOOO square feet of off 'ice space has been constructed and 'Is Ni for office purDOses in the development, excludi ing office space occupying fifteen percent (15%) or less of a building used primarily for another use, or 200 gross acres hav-e been developed and are occupied lin'the development, whichever occurs first. Development for purposes of this paragraph shall include Kensington Center Phase 1 plus any construct' ion and development of the Annexed Land. - 18 - - 19 - attached hereto as Exhibit P and by this reference made a part hereof. The Bu er will not request the i Vllage to share in y in or absorb any of the above described construction costs associated with the Annexed Land. F. Water L-ine and Mairls. The Buyer agrees Lo construct at its sc-le cost and expense the twelve inch (12") water lines and mains and appurtenances thereto to serve the Annexed Land as shown o.n Exhibit M attached hereto. The parties agree that twelve inch (1�") watermains and lines are required to serve the Annexed lx� Land. Buyer agrees to construct and install the si teen inch (16") water lines and mains in the locations shown on Exhibit M hereto provided the Village pays the difference in cost between the materials necessary to construct a twelve inch (1211) water line and mai,n and the sixteen inch (1611) water line and main. The Vj-llaqe aqrees to pay the Buyer for such material cost after completion of construction of such water line and main' and within thirty (30) days after receipt of a bill therefor lf�bm the Buyer. The Buyer agrees to provide the Village with any documentation in the possession of the Buyer verifying the 'amount and charges for the cost charged to the Village. Buyer shall at its sole cost and expense loop the water mains and lines shown,on on Exhibit M hereto In order to maintain in each completed phase of development of the Annexed Land a water flow of 3,500 g.allons 6 per minute at a residual pressure of ten (10) pounds per square inch. The Village Engineer shall determine - 20 -- where sulch looping T�-USt ;De Iocated and Buyer agrees to so loop the water li,.ies and mains at its sole cow�t and epxense. Required Moir �, , including the looping shown, on Exhibit M hereto, shall be completed in con- nection with each phase of development of the Annexed Land. D. Pedestrian Path. Buyer aq,:,--ees to construct a pedestrian path for school childrem from the south to north boundary lines (--)f the Annexed Land within -the easterly 1,400 feet of the ,and. in the location and to the specifications sp eci Village by the Village Engineer provided, howeverr, that in lieu of such pedestrian path Buyer may, at its option, construct and install a sidewalk on the west side of Wolf Road extending from the out to north boundary lines of the ,and as it abuts Wolf Road. The Buyer shall construct such pedestrial path in connection with the development of the portion or portions of the Annexed Land on which such path is to be located, E., Storm Water System. In connection with such for water system, Buyer agrees to construct and install a storm water system on the Land as shown on Exhibit I attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference. Buyer agrees to construct and 'Install at its sole cost and expense wells on the Annexed Land for the purpose of maintaining the water quality in water retention ponds to be located on the Land as shown on Exhibit I hereto. Such wells shall be con- structed and installed to specifications approved by the Village Engineer. The Village agrees to accept an easement for maintenance for each of the storm water retention ponds shown on Exhibit I hereto pro- vided that the wells provided for herein have been constructed and installed in accordance with the -21 - wells provided for herein have 1)een construct ed and installed in, accordance with the spec- Ications therefor approved by the Village Engineer and further pro v"ided that such storm watei" retention ponds have been constructed and installed in accordance wiP able Village I lk ordinances and t1lis Agreement. T - SECT"'10N THIRTEEN: Dedication df Publ provements, i c ml Provided the public improvements shown on Exhibits ir M and N are constructed in accordance with applicable V.1illage ordinances and this Agreement, the Village agrees to accept the dedication of such Public improvements except lift stations and force mains for each portion of the Annexed Land in accordance with the provisions of the Development Code, provided, however, that the Buyer will not dedicate the storm water retention ponds shown onguI 1 grant the Village a maintenance easement for such ponds as provided in Section Twelve of thIS Agreement. The Village agrees to maintain the public improvements the Buyer dedicates to the Village and to maintain the' retention' ponds for is the Village will be granted an easement. SECTION FGURTEEN: Oversizin(j of Public Imp:r---)Vements, The Village agrees that if the price for construct'' ion or installation of utility facilities or public improvements to be constructed by the Buyer, other than the water main described in Section Twelve, is increased by reason of an increaser - 22 -- at the request oil"' the Village, in size or capacity beyond the size or capacity required to serve the Pinnexed Land, t -he V3'-l-- lage will pay such increase in price. In order to determine the amount of the increase in price, if any, to be borne by F the Village, alternative bids for such facilities or improveq-ft 4 ments, that is, including and not including such increase in size or capacity, will be obtained by the Buyer i in accordance with standard public bidding procedures. The Village agrees to accept such bids as determinative of the portion of the price for labor and material for such facilities and improvements to be borne by the Village. The Village will reimburse the Buyer for the Village's share of such price after completion of construction of such water line and main and within thirty (30) days after receipt of a bill therefor. SECTION FIFTEEN.- Environmental Controls During, Construction. Buyer understands and agrees'that Buyer and 'any and all of its agents, servantst employees, contractors and subcontractors, shall comply with the following regulations during the development of the Subject Property: A. No exterior work in connection with the development of the Land shall take place on Sundays. exterior work in connection with the Land shall take place only during the hours specified in the Building Code,. C. Noise from the Land during development shall not exceed the limits under the 1-1 Light Industrial District regulations of the Zoning Ordinance. D. Transport off the site of dust, odors, debris. dirt, mud, and sediment shall be prevented to the maximum extent practicable. Measures taken to achieve control of thes.= T-�-tateria.l.s shall ii-icIudel: Maintenance of any existing fence or vegetative screen between the site and adjacent roads or r 'dences. esl 2. U!F,(,-,, ,-)f temporary ve�,--jetation or other methods to protect exposed areas di3ring-development. 3 Installation of permanentr final plant coverling or structures as soon as possible. 4. Use of sediment baslinsr debri's basins, desi'ltiing basi'ns, or silt traps to remove sediment from run- off waters during development. 5. Construction of temporary roads on appropriiate locations and with materlal,s se'lected in orde'r"to m1nimlize dust nuisances to residential propert" les. SECTION SIXTEEN-* Appllicabilk ty o f The parties b agree that the following ordinancout, amend- ment except as amended or varix d hereby orprovided herexin, 1, " shall govern the use and development of the Annexed Land du i ring the term of this Agreement, except as may be provided herein: -1 24 as they exist on the date of the execution of this Agreement. D. Other ordinances of the Village existing on the date of the execution of this Aareement relating or pertaininq to zoning, subdive sion, development, occupancy permits and related restr-ictions. E. Counterparts of the Ordinances and Codes described in subsections A, B, and C above of this Section Sixteen have been initialed and idetitifi'ed by the Village and the Buyer, and the Village and the Buyer have each retained an initialed and identified counterpart of such ordinances. In the event of a dispute regarding the content of the ordinances described in A. B and C applicable to the Annexed Land, the content of such ordinances which are so initialed and identified shall be controlling. 'C �._ I F. When used in this Annexation Agreement, the following terms shall have the following meanings. - 1. "Applicable Ordinances" or similar terms shall mean the ordinances and codes described in this Section Sixteen. 2. "Zoning Ordinance" all mean the Zoning Ordinance described in subsection A of this Section. 3. "Development Code" shall mean the Develo pment Code described in subsection B of this Section. Notwithstanding anything in the foregoing to the EEMEEMM G. The Buyer agrees to be bound by any ordinances which the Village is required to enact and make applicable to the P,nnexed Land by federal, state or other govern- mental authority. H. The Buyer may consent to the application ofc some amendments to the above ordinances, or portions of ordinances, to the Annexed Land. I. The Buyer agrees to be bound by any amendments to the ordinances set forth in this Section which apply in the VJ_llage generally with regard to fees, charges and costs charged by the Village. J. The Buyer agrees to be bo■ und by any amendments to such Codes described in subsection C of this Section which are adopted by the Village during the term of this Agreement provided that such amendments apply to the Village generally and are promulgated by an organization which is a recognized national authority for such code or codes. SECTION SEVENTEEN: Fees and Contributions. Buyer . . .... . ..... ... ..... .. .. .. . " shall pay and contribute the following to tire. 'Village . A. Any and all, costs, expenses and fees., as and when customarily charged by the Village for building permits,, connections and tap -on fees for water, storm and sanitary sewer service and all other fees and charges customarily charged by the Village as they now exi■ st and as they may be amended from time to time. B. The Village agrees that fees for plan review, T -V inspection of sanitary sewer lines and field inspections required under the Development Code shall be billed at a rate of $25.00 per hour per person doi■ ng such work for the Village. The Buyer agrees that to cover-_s.'Lt■ ch fees that Buyer will place 1% of the amount p6sted by ■ Buyer as public improvement completion guarantees under the Development Code for the Annexed Land being developed in an interest bearing bank account in a - 2i'1. bank of ti e' Buyer':,"- it,,ito an acc(JuOt in the of the Vi 11 age, The Buyer shall be alilcwed tO Use the balance in such accoun!,-, as a 111,ompensatiroc baNince a(]c(,,)un,+, in such bank,, The Buyer agrees that the Village maywithdraw quiarterly from such account an y amounts the Village I bills Buyer fo¢. such Village services. If at an,y tl� the amounts in SLICh bark account are insufficient to cuv,,such bills, the Buyer sha'�l pay the Village th�� L-Ile-ficliency not to exce,ed 1%. If there is an excess in such account after all fees provided for in this Section have heen paid, the excess shall be returned to the Buyer. C. Buyer shall donate a four -acre parcel of the Land legally described on Exhibit Q attached hereto and 0 incorporated herein by this reference at the time the Village annexes the portion of the Land annexed after the annexation of the Second Phase Property. The Buyer shall convey the title to the Village with the same condition of title as received by the Buyer shall deed by special warranty deed such four -acre parcel to the Village simultaneously with the Village's annexation of the portion of the Land annexed after the annexation of the Second Phase Property. The Village agrees that the four -acre parcel will be bound by any covenants and restrictions which apply generally to the Annexed Land provided, however, that Buyer shall waive any requirement in such covenants and restrictions is would t the Village's right to freely convey such parcel. D, Buyer shall dedicate an easement to River Trails Park District for a jogging and bike path in the approximate location shown on Exhibit R attached hereto and incorporated herein by thi's reference. Buyer shall construct and install such jogging,and bike path in connection with each phase of the development of the Land and shall dedicate an easement therefor to said Park District at the completion of each such phase. Said easement shall be conditioned upon said Park District's agreement to maintain said Jogging and bike path. SECTIU.'4 EIGHl"EEN.- The Buyer agrees . .... .. .. . .. ... that, except for the irrigation system, the water supply service used on the Annexed Land will be the water supply service Ided by the Village so long as sum -h serilable provi to the Annexed Land. SECTION NINETEEN.- S i gn s The Vi'llage agrees to amend Chapter 9 Article IV of the Municipal Code of the Village of Mount Prospect to provide the followi A. The Director of Community Develo)pment shall be vested with authority to permit signs to be located on or over public property. B. The Director of Community Development may permit such signs which conform to the standards established by said Article. C. Chapter 9 Article IV shall be amended to include regula- tions for identification signs 'in Industrial Districts. The Village has no ob3ection to the Buyer's erection of three permanent monument identification signs within the public rights-of-way at the intersections of Rand Road and Business Center Drive and along Wheeling Road south of Kensington Drive and the, 14olf Road entrance to the Land provided-. A. Such signs otherwise comply with the regulations of Chapter 9 Article' IV; and B. The Buyer enters into a standard Release and Indemnifi- cation Agreement with the Village in the form of Exhibit S attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference, prior to the issuance of any permits for any such signs; and If C, D`ire("or of N-mr.....110pi-ilent '�Tiay ordE�r 1_-h(,'_� pc,''rr�,ianen1l-. of f L h ir� c �A d zt 1 o n g S f �n e ic e s s- a r,, in connection with flie., widenlrg e S 11'j C -i (jn Y I o I` t� t s c 1,�i gn I f thi `u'als erected or thF�� `Cle(i* ipora�',y remo'va A in c'-onnec-I.Jran. -vrith tl,-ie'ki�istallatilon, mait'itenance or t, e [') a r of me 1[3uye'r c,(,,n11eW'.to s sucl-i provision of such u H i c i mip r o v &ne n L p e rrii 1-1 . S Clrn T 0 Yry. t s and J -,i Spe,..11�,'i.],.. Taxes. In considerat-icin J_ he ag-,--ement of the Buyer to per- form the construction described -herein relating to utilities and public improvements on the Annexed Land, the Village agrees that during the to hereof it will not levy any special assessments against the Annexed Land or, except as provided herein, include the Annexed Land within any special service district, and agrees that exceptas provided in this Agreement the Buyer will not be required to construct or pay for any utility facilities or public improvements on the Annexed Land othpr than those speci- fied herein. SECTION TWENTY-ONE.- OblL2aLions and_Bi �2hts of Trustee and NI -Gas. The Parties hereto understand and agree that the Trustee and NI -Gas shall have no obligation to construct and - install or to pav for any of the public improvements the Buyer has agreed to provide in connection with the development of the T Annexed "andr unless Ni -Gas elects to assunie this Agreement as provided in Section Twenty -Two. SECTION TWENTY-TWO: Ap]Ejii L -y 2f Provision.!� of Except .s provided herein, the agreements and requirements contained in this Agreement shall apply to the Land only as and when portions of the Land are acquired by the Buyer from the Trustee, pursuant to the exercise and closing -of the,,-�;-_ option granted in -the Option Agreement, and shall not affect or bind the Land or the Trusteeor NI -Gas with regard to portions of -the Land for which Buyer does not exercise and close its option to purchase- provl',ded,, however, that if Buyer I s option to purchase - under the Option Agreement expires �%7.1thout the Buyer raving exertseal 0 its option to purchase all of the Land1then NI --Gas may, at its option, by serving written notice on the Village Manager within 60 days after Buyer's option expires.. assume the I rights , duties and obligations of the Buyer under this Agreement provided NI - Gas annexes the then remaining unnannexed 'portion of the Land to the Village in accordance with the procedures set forth herein, within 60 days after the date of such notice or within such further time as may be agreed by the Village and Ni -Gas. 4 SECTION TWENTY-THREE: Term and Amendments. Thi's Agreement shall be binding upon the parties hereto and their successors and assigns and successor owners of record of the Land for a term of to (10) years commencing as of the date hereof, as ided by statute, provided that the Buyer shall have no right provi to assign this Agreement except in connection with sales of portions of the Annexed Land and provided the Village consents to such assignment. This Agreement may be amended from time to time with the consent of the parties and, with respect to the Annexed Land, by the Buyer (without the consent or agreement of any other person or entity) and Village. SECTION TWENTY-FOUR: Enforcement. It is agreed that the parties hereto may in law or in equity, by suit, action, mandamus, or other proceeding, including specific performance, 1 Agreement. In addition enforce or compel performance of this to all other remedies that may exist, either in law or 'in equity,. Buyer or its successors in title may, upon the occurrence of a default of any of the provisions of this Agreement by the Village, which default continues for thirty days after notice speci ing such default is given to the Village by the Buyer, petition the Village for a disconnection of the Annexed Land, and the corporate authorities of the Village shall forthwitb, 3 0 ado, t ,P an ordi e disC01-1r')-(,! (:,t _'i"i,g the Annexed 1,and, froffl, tl'lhe -i Vi 1, 1 age If tf,,�Le 1]..age the Bt.iye:r_or "J.,ts si,iccessoris ir'i titi.e sha,11 be eirt:,itled to t.'11E�1, judicia,'I entr-y of a mandat,or" .1'i �.uict_.'on �-o conipel the V-1.1,1ag(:-,,1. Y to effect a discc./:t,,i,nec,,tion of t1),e Az"inel-Md Land. SECTION TIWE N 11 Y'.--- F I V1]:This Agreement ' is executed by American National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago, not person- ally, but solely as Trustee as aforesaid, in the exercise of the power and authority conferred upon and vested in it as such t Trustee. All the terinsr provisions, agreements and covenants to be performed by the Owner are undertaken by it solely as IN WITNESS WHEREOF, -the parties her have caused this Agreement to be executed on -the day and year first above VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT Its BY- . . . . ......... Its .- Village Clerk AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF CHICAGO, 'as Trustee as aforesaid BY - - - - --------- - - ATTEST: BY -9 Its ATTEST. - B I+ -s- P '2" 0 )"T �iE RN "-LLINOIS GN6 COMPANY --. — Its --------------- Exhib_-Lt A Legal Description of the Land ,Cxhib,it B Beneficial Owner's Stat-lement and Directi,on Exhibit C Lega.1 Description of Second Pha5e Property Exhib-'41A D Petition for An,riexation of Second Phase Property Exhiffilt E Plat of Annexation for Second Phase Property Ex-hibit F Ordinance Annexing Second, Phase Property Exh,ibit G Ord-inance Zonin,g Second Phase Property Exlilbit H, Ordinance Granting Varlations Exhib,2',.t I Dl'acjra.,rn o�f Storm Sewer and Detention racJ'.1JLt,ies Exhil)it J - Ordinance Graint,`�Ing Variations from the Development Code E bi t K - Diagram, of Intersection Improvements Exhlbit L - Final Subdivision Plan for Second P[iase Property E"`x h1* bi t M - Diagram of Sanitary Siewers and Waterinains Exhibit N Diagram of [1-ights-of-Way, Streets, Sidewalks, S-treet Lighting and LandscapI ng Exhibit 0 Rauenhorst Letter, to IDO,T dated August 7. "1979 Exhibit P - IDOT Letter to Rauenhorst dated August 20, 1979 Exhibit Q - Legal Description of' Land to Be Don ted to the Village Exhibit R - 11 ocation of Jogging and Bike Path Exhibit S - Form of Release and Indemnification Agreement Exhibit T - 'Rauenhorst Liettler 'to -the 111 Hage dated March 13, 1980 The Northeast Quarter of Section 35, Township 42 North, Range 11 East of the Third Principal Meridian (.excepting from said tract of land the East 230 feet thereof; and excepting from said tract of land that art thereof described as follows - al p Beginning at the intersection of the South line of the North- east Quarter of Section 35 aforesaid, with the West line of Wolf Road [being a line 50'feet West of and parallel with the East line of said Northeast Quarter]; thence West along the South line of said Northeast Quarter, a distance of 480 feet; thence North along a line drawn parallel with the East line 'of said Northeast Quarter, a distance of 820 feet; thence East along a line drawn parallel with the South line of said North- east Quarter, a distance of 480 feet to the West line of Wolf Road; thence South along the West line of Wolf Road to the point of beginning), Cook County, Illinois UAW The East 10 acres of the West Half of the Northwest Quarter and the East Half of the Northwest Quarter of Section 35, Township 42 North, Range 11 East of the Third Principal Meridian, Cook County, Illinoi's The East Half of the West Half, except the East 10 acres thereof, of the Northwest Quarter of Section 35, Township 42 North, Range 11 East of the Third Principal Meridian, Cook County, Illinois. ' t' "T' ORDINANCE NO. AN OiRDINANCE ANNEXING TO THE' VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT LAND LYING IN SECTION 35, TOWNSHIP 42 NORTH, iRANGE 11 EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN IN COOK COUNTYt ILLINOIS WHEREAS, a written petition, under oath signed by all the owners Of record of' the, land hereinafter describedr there being no electors residIng thereont has been filed with theVillage Clerk C)f the Village of Mount Prospect requesting that said land be anneXed to the Village of' Mount Prospect; and WHEREAS, said land is not within the corporate limits of any municipality, but is contiguous to the Village of Mount Prospect; and WHEREAS, the President and Board of Trustee's of the Village of Mount, Prospect, Illinois, find and believe it to be in the best interest of the said Village that . the said land. and territory be annexed to the Village; NOWr THEREFOREr BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD'OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECTr COOK COU'NTYr ILLINOIS, AS FOLLOWS: SECTION ONE: That all land and territory legally described as ?6`1Lows , to wit Thatpart of the Northwest Quarter of Section 35, Township 42 Northr Range 11 East of the Third Principal Meridian, described, as foll,ows Commencing at the Northwest corner of said Northwest Quarter i thence South 89 degrees 43 Minutes 52 seconds East along the North line' of said North- West, Quarter, a, distance of 6,58.99 feet to the Northwest corner of the East Half of the, West Half of said, Northwest Quarter, for a polint of beginning; thence continuing South 89 degrees 43 minutes 52 seconds East along the No; li,ne of sadd, Northwest, Quarter, a distance of J,i43.5,3 feet,* thence South, 0 die South, 04 mJ&.ni.,,,tes, 19 seconds 'West along a line paralle,j wi,t,h, the West- . line of' said Northwest Quarter, 17 a distance of 6 !'.93 fe�et* thence North, 8 9, degrees 56 6- minutes, 46 seronds West, a diance stof 11,42.96 felt to the 'West line of siiid East Half of' 't,he West Half of the North "est Quarter, being also he East line of "KENSINGTON CENTER" Phase One, a Subd1`%,'-'J,-15:L"on, y Part of said Northwest Quarter., r,p�cc,rded Octcber 2. 1 -979', "�s Document No. 25173362; thence s sec,onmis East, alonq the East line of sa,id Subdivis.--i-on -.long, the East I'' r s a iaced, Ha 1 f o the West Half Nc.,)rthwest Q," 117 11. " iiiarter, a T -t t, 7 Of beg,i,,,n,,iJing, i S an accurate map of which territory is attached hereto and made a part hereof by this reference, be, and the same hereby is, annexed to the Village of Mount Prospect, Cook County, Illinois. SECTION TWO: The Village Clerk of the Village of Mount Prospect is hereby directed to record in the offices of the Recorder of Deeds of Cook County, Illinois, and to file it the offices of the County Clerk of Cook County, Illinois, a copy of this Ordi- nance, together with an accurate map of the territory annexed. SECTION THREE: This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and approval in the manner provided by law. Passed this day of 1980. AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: Approved this day of 1980. Village President Attest: Village Clerk ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE ZONING THE RAUENHORST SECOND PHASE PROPERTY WHEREAS, the real estate hereinaf ' ter described in Section One of this ordinance has been newly annexed to the Village of Mount Prospect and is the subject of an Annexation Agreement dated 1980, by and between the Village of Mount Prospect an i American National Bank, and, Trust, Company of Chicago, a national banking associatJ I ion, not i,div idivally,, but solely as Trustee under a Trust Agreement dated February 10, 1979 and known as Trust No. 45771 and the 'beneficiary thereof', Northern Illinois Gas Company, an Illinois corporation and, the Rauenhorst Corporation, a Minnesota corporation; and WHEREAS, said Annexation Agreement provides that the Village shall zone said real estate in the I-1 Light Industrial District under the Village of Mount Prospect Zoning-' ordinance; and WHEREAS, a public hearing on the proposed zoning of -said real estate was duly held before the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Village of Mount Prospect on February 28, 198 0 pursuant to d -v 4 - proper legal notice thereof published in the Mount ProaE2.ct Herald, on February 11, 1980 and I'm WHEREAS, the Zoning Board of Appeals has recommended to the Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect that afore- said request, known as ZBA-6-Z-80; and WHEREAS/ the President and Board of Trustees of 'the Village of Mount Prospect have determined 'that it would be in the best interest of the Village to grant the requested zoning; and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECTr COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, AS FOLLOWS: SECTION ONE: The foregoing are incorporated herein as findings ot tact by"the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect. SECTION TWO,,,-., Maps 18-N and 19-N of the zoning map of the Vil- lage of Mount Prospect', Cook County, Illinois, be, and it is hereby, amended by adding thereto the following described real estate and by.classifying the following described real estate* 0 in the I-1 Light Industrial District. - That part of the Northwest Quarter of Section 35, Township 42 North, Range 11 East of the Third Principal Meridian', described as follows. Commencing at the Northwest corner 9 of said Northwest Quarter; thence South 89 degrees 43 minutes 52 seconds East along the North line of said North- west Quarter, a, distance of 658.99 feet to the Northwest corner of the East Half of the West Half of said North- west Quarter, for a point of begJLnning;, thence continuing • "M 2 - South 89 degrees 43 minutes 52 seconds East along the North line of said Northwest Quarter, a distance of 1143.53 feet; thence South 0 degrees 04 minutes 19 seconds West along a line parallel with the West line of said Northwest Quarter, a distance of 1761.93 feet; thence North 89 degrees 56 minutes 46 seconds West, a distance of 1142.96 feet to the West line of said East Half, of the West Half of the Northwest Quarter, being alsothe East line of "KENSINGTON CENTER", Phase One, a Subdivision in part of said Northwest Quarter, recorded October 2, 1979, as Document No. 25173362; thence North 0 degrees 03 minutes 14 seconds East along the East line of said Subdiv4sion, and along the East line of said East Half of the West Half of the Northwest Quarterl a distance of 1766.22 feet to the point of beginning, all in Cook County, Illinois. (hereinafter referred to as the "Subject Property" SECTION SIX: This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and atter its passage, approval, and publication in the manner provided by law. Passed this day of 1980. AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: Approved this day of 0, 1980. Attest: Village Clerk 939� Village President ORDINANCE NO. 311mo WHEREAS, Rauenhorst Corporation is the owner of a parcel of property which has been newly annexed to 'the Village of Mount I Prospect and, whli,ch is the subject of an Annexation Agreement d a t e d 1980., by and between the Villag'e of Mount Prospect, an Illinois municipal corporation, American National Bank and Truslit Compa,ny of Chicago, a national banking ion, not, indi",vi.dually but solely as Trustee under a a s s o ci, a tJ Trus -t, Agreement datk-.ed . Febru arY 10', 1979 and known as Trust No. 45771 and, I the thereof, Northern Illinois Gas Company, an 111-linois corporation and the Rauenhorst Corporation, and which is located in the Village of Mount Pro�;pect, Cook County ' State *fl Illinois (hereinafter referred to as the "Subject Property"); and WHEREAS, the Subject Property is legally described as follows: That part of the Northwest Quarter of Section 35rTownship 42 North, Range.11 East of the Third Principal Meridian, described as follows. Qommencing,at the Northwest corner of said Northwest Quarter; thence' South 89 degrees 43 minutes 52 seconds East along the North line of said North- ,07est Quarter, a d 'istance of 658.99 feet to the Northwest corner of the East Half of the West Half of said Northwest Quarter, for a point of beginning- thence continuing South 89 degrees 43 minutes 52 seconds East along the North line of said Northwest Quarter, a distance of 1143.53 feet; thence South 0 degrees 04 minutes 19 seconds West along a. line parallel with the 'West line of said Northwest Quarter, a distance of 1761.93 feet; thence North 89 degrees 56 minutes 46 seconds West, a distance of 1142.96 feet'to the' West line of said East Half of the West Half of the North- west Quarter, being also the East line of "KENSINGTON CENTER" Phase One, a Subdivision in part of said Northwest Quarter, recorded October 2, 1979eas Document No. 25173362- thence North 0 degrees 03 minutes 14 seconds East along the East line of said Subdivis-ion, and along the East line of said East Half of the West Half of the Northwest Quarter, a distance of 1766.22 feet- to the point of beginning, all in Cook County, Illinois. WHEREAS, the Subject Property -is located in the I-1 Light Industrial District -under the provisions of the Zoning ordinance of the Village of Mount Prospect (hereinafter referred to as the "Zoning Ordinance"); and WHEREAS, Petit-ioners have heretofore filed an application seeking variations _rom the provisiqns of the Zoning Ordinance: 1. A variation from Section 14.2203A of Article XXII of the Zoning ordinance which requires a minimum lot size of four acres to permit the Subject Property be developed with lots of,such area that the average lot area will be at leas t 2. 7 acres, provided that no lot, may :have an area of less than one acre, and provided further, that no more tJian 10% of the lots of the Subject PrOPeL-try, or one lot, whichever is greater, may have an area of one acre. - 2 �- 2. A variation from Section 14.2205A of Article XXII of the Zoning Ordinance, which requires one off-street parking space for each two hundred feet of gross floor area, to permit the following-, a. One off-street parking space for each two hundred fifty square feet of gross floor area or fraction thereof used for office purposes; b. One off-street parking space for each 2,000 square feet of gross floor area or fraction thereof used for warehouse purposes; C. For any portion of any building used for industrial or manufacturing plant use, or for any other use; other than office or warehouse use, permitted in the I-1 District.- (i) 0.F4 spaces for each person employed in the primary work shift operating in such portion of the building plus 0.5 spaces for each person employed in the work shift having the next largest number of employees, or, alternatively, (ii) one space for each 1,000 square feet of floor area, whichever shall result in the calculation of the larger required number of spaces. 3. A variation from Section 14.2602829 of Article XXVI of the Zoning Ordinance, which requires off-street parking spaces of 10' X 201, to permit the development of the Subject Property with off-street parking spaces of 91 X 201. 4. A variation from Section 14.2205B of Article XXII of the Zoning Ordinance, is specifies the number of such off-street truck parking and loading spaces required for any portion of a building utilized for office purposes, so that one off-street truck parking and loading space shall be required for each 100,000 square feet or fraction thereof of floor area of such per-ionof a building utilized for office purposes. 5. A variation from Section 14.101F of Article I of the Zoning Ordinance to allow occupancy of any building on any lot in` -o which t -he Subject Property is divided by more than one main use. I WHERET,S, a public heacing was he -Id on the Pet- -'Cioner's request for the aforesaid varJat-ions, which request is known as ZBA 7-V-80 before the on in Bo; -.rd of Appr,�ais of the VilIa,,-Tn o,,F- liount Prospect on February 28, .1980, p-i.irsuant a c proper T,"iotice published in the Mount Prospect Herald oni February .11, 1980- and WHEREAS, theZoninc j -1 Board of Appeals has recommended to the Building Coirtr-,iitI_-ee of the and of Irrustees of the 'Village of Mount Prospoct: tha-1- Petitioner's request for the aforesaid variations, Z 7-V-80, be granted; ancl, WIFiEREASY the P,resid-ent �.-3,nd,Board, of' 'Ilrustees "nave co-�-i,sidered the Petiti.oner's reques� and of the of Mcurib t:, c :".Zoni.r�.� BoE-ti-3 Of A -pp eals in ZEA 7-v- - - 3 - 'WHEREAS., the President and, Board Of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect ha ire determined that wii,th 2,:-'espect to the Peti-' boner's requested v'ariat* lons, that Petitioner has satisfied 'the 'standards for the grant of a varix -,tion set forth in Section 14-605 of Article vi of the Zoning Ordinan,ce and find that it would be in the best interest of the Village of Mount Prospect to grant Petitioner the requested variations provided that the Petitioner provides one parking space for each 1r500 square feet used for warehouse purposes. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT( COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS AS FOLLOWS. - SECTION ONE: The recitals set forth hereinabove are incorporated F-erefn �as findings by the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect. SECTION,TWO,- Subject to the conditions hereinafter set forth in SECTIONTHREE of this Ordinance,, the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect hereby grant the fol- lowing variations for the Subject Property-, 1. A variation from Section 14.2203A of Article XXII of the Zoning Ordinance which requires a minimum lot size of four acres to permit the Subject Property be developed with lots of such area that the average lot area will be at least 2.7 acres, provided that no lot may have an area of less than one acre, and provided further, that no more than 10% of the lots of the Subject Property, or one lot, whichever is greater, may have an area of one acre. A variation from Section 14.2205A of Article XXII of the Zoning Ordinance, which require's one off-street parking space for each two hundred feet of gross floor area, to permit the following - a. One off-street parking space for each two hundred fifty square feet of gross floor area or fraction thereof used for office purposes; b. One off-street parking space for each lr500 square feet of gross floor area or fraction thereof used for warehouse purposes; C. For any portion of any building used for industrial or manufacturing plant use, or for any other use, other than office or warehouse use, permitted in the I-1 Dist-rict: (i) 0.8 spaces for each pe I rson employed in the primary.work shift operating in such portion of the building plus 0,5 spaces for each person emplo,,,7ed in the work shift having the next largest numhe,2� o, -'L-- employees, or, alternatively, (ii) one space for ea ch 1,000 square feet of floor area, whichever shall result in the calculation of the larger required number of spaces. 3 variation -froi-ri Section 14.2602B29 of Article XXVI of the Zoning Ordinance, whiCh requires off-street parking :spaces il-,)f 101 X I220'r to Permit the development of the St)bject Proper I-�7 1 +-h of7i4-' . vj--street parking spaces of 4 4. A variation from Section 14.2205E of Article X_XII of, the Zoning Ordinance, which specifies the number of such off-street truck parking and loading spaces required for any portion of a building 'utilized for office, purposes, so that one off-street truck parking and loading space shall be required for each 300, 000 square feet or fraction thereof of floor area of such, portion of a building utilizied for office purposes. 5. A variation from Section 14.101' of Article I of the Zoning Ordinance to allow occupancy of any building on any lot into which the Subject Property Is*divIded by more than one main use. SECTION THREE: That variations granted hereinabove in SECTION TWO of this Ordinance, are granted subject to the following conditions.- Im A., No off-site parking for any lot into which the Subject Property is divided as shown on the Subdivision Plat Exhibit A hereto, shall be permitted. r No parking shall be permitted on any street shown on the Subdivision Plat .for the Subject Property, Exhibit A hereto. SE,*`_TION FOUR: This Ordinance shall be recorded *ith the Cook county Recorder of Deeds or Registrar of Titlesf whichever is applicable, and the, variations granted herein and the conditions on their grant shall be. deemed to run with the Subject Property and be binding upon any and all heirs, successors, assigns of, the owner, successor owners of the Subject Property and developer and lessees of the Subject Property. SECTION FIVE,.- If any of the conditions in SECTION THREE of this Ordinan—ce —are not met, satisfied, or are violated on any lot into which 1 --he Subject Property -is divided as shown on the Subdivision. Plat, Exhibit A hereto, the variations granted hereinfor said lot shall be null and void and the then applicable provisions of the Village of Mount Prospect Zoning Ordinance shall be deemed to be in full force and effect as to that lot of the Subject Property. SECTION. -SIX.- Except for the variations granted herein, all other applicable Village of Mount Prospect ordinances shall remain in full force and effect as to the Subject Propertyl SECTION -SEVEN: That this Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval, and publication in the manner provoded by law. Passed this day of 1980v Approved this day of _f 1980V (y '7illaqe I ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE GRANTING SPECIFIED VARIATIONS FROM THE DEVELOPMENT CODE FOR THE RAUENHORST PROPERTY WHEREASr Rauenhorst Corporation (who shall be 'referred to as. TiPetitioner") is the owner of a parcel of property located in the Village of 'Mount Prospect, County of Cookr-State of Illinois (.hereinafter referred to' as the "Sub')ect Property"),' which is the subject of an Annexation Agreement dated - 1 1980 by and between the Vill.age of Mount Prospect, an Yllinois municipal corporationr American National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago, a national banking associa- tion, not individually, but 'solely as Trustee under'a Trus.t Agreement dated February 10, 1979 and known as Trust No. 45771 and the beneficiary thereof, Northern Illinois Gas Company, an I1.1inois corporation and the Rauenhorst Corporation; and WHEREAS, the Subject Property is legally described as follows: That part of the Northwest Quarter of Section 35, Township 42 North, Range 11 East of the Third Principal Meridian, described as follows: Commencing at the Northwest corner of said Northwest Quarter7 thence South 89 degrees 43 minutes 52 seconds East along the North line of said North- west Quarter, a distance of 658.99 feet to the Northwest corner of the East Half of the West Half of said Northwest Quarter, 1"or a point of beginning- thence continuing South 89 degrees 43 minutes 52 seconds East along the North line of said Northwest Quarter, a distance of 1143.53 feet; thence South 0 degrees 04 minutes 19 seconds West along a line parallel with the West line of said Northwest Quarter, a ' distance of 1761.93 feet; thence North 89 degrees 56 minutes 46 seconds, We'st, a distance of 1142.96 feet to the West line of said Ea,st Half of the West Half of the North- west Quarter, being also the East line of "KENSINGTON CENTER", Phase One, a Subdivision in part of said Northwest Quarter, recorded October 2, 1979, as Document No. -25173362; thence North 0 degrees 03 minutes 14 seconds East along the East line of said Subdivision, and along the East line of said East Half of the West Haif of the Northwest Quarter, a distance of 1766..22 feet to --he point of beginning, all in Cook County, Illinois, WHEREAS, the Subject Property is located in the T-1 Light Industrial District under the Provisions of the Zoning Ordinance of the Village of Mount Prospect (hereinafter referred to as the "Zoning Ordinance") and WHEREASr Petitioner has heretofore filed an application seeking the following va.-t-iations from the provisions of the Development Code of the Village of Mount Prospect. 1. A vari-ition .1from, Sectio,, 16.405F3 of the Development Code to permit storm water detention ponds to be locati-d not, Less than twenty-five (25) feet- from bui 1, cd in s. 2 2. A variation from Section 16.405F2C of the Development Code to eliminate the requirement for rip rap in storm water detention ponds to be located on the Subject Property, provided, however, that Buyer shall provide rip rap in the storm water detention on to be located on the Subject Property as indicated on Exhibit A which is attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference. 3. A variation from Section 16.41102 of the Development Code to redu ' ce the design frequency of or sewers to five (5) years. 4. A variation from Section 16.408A10 of the Development Code to permit cul-de-sacs to be located on the Subject Property to extend to 800 feet. 5. A variation from Section 16.408B8 of the Development CcC-e to permit street and road paving without th-e winter's delay provided in said Section, provided the weather permits such paving. 6. A variation from Section 16.414A1 of the Development Code to permit sidewalks to be located on only one side of each of the streets to be located on the Subject Property. WHEREAS, the Development Code provides in Section 16.206 that the Plan Commission should consider and recommend to the Presi- dent and Board of "trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect whether variations from the Development Ccde should be granted; and WHEREAS, the Plan Commission reviewed Petitioner's requested variations at its meeting of J 1980 and recommended to the President and Board of Trustees of the V _'11age that such variations be granted- and WHEREAS, the President and Board of Trustees have considered the Petitioner's request and reviewed -f-he recommendation of the Vil- lage of Mount Prospect Plan Commission; and WHEREAS, the President and Board of Trustees of the Villaae of Mount Prospect have determined that it would be in the beS`,Jt I interest of the Village of Molant Prospect to grant Petitioner the requested variations. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED :BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS AS FOLLOWS: S7CTION ONE: 1_11he recitals set forth hereinabove are incorporated herein as fir](3il-l(�. s of tfcact b -yr the President and Board of Irrustees r L f t h e V i I P SE"',"Irl"'ION r e S Vil"lage Of w, tj n S "a. r i a MC)Un-t ---e,,-)1,7 nq -1 4 C) I V J 6.405.1`3 o- -tY�)ie Developnit A "a.11,,].,'t".,it,'"I-C,)"t"I 11_11.(,�,I- 3 rr�,,! t si- t i on P, 0 11 o nl w �3 C, (�.i n t, " 11 -111- .1. e �-,3 "EA 125) feet- frorz,i - 3 - 2. A -variation from Section 16.405F2C of the Development Code to eliminate the requirement for rip rap in storm water detention ponds to be located on theSubject Property, provided, however, that Buyer shall provide rip rap in the storm water detention ponds to be located on the Subject Property as indicated on Exhibit A which is attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference. 3. A. variation from Section 16.411G2 of the Development, Code to reduce the design frequency of storm sewers to five (5) years. 4. A variation from Section 16-408A-10of the Development Code to permit cul-de-sacs to -be located on the Subject Property to exterid, to 800 feet. 5. A variation from Section 16.40*8B8 of the Development Code to permit street and road paving without the winter's delay provided in said Section, provided the weather permits such paving. 6. ,A variation from Section 16.414A1 of the - Development Code to permit sidewalks to be located on only one side of each of the streets to be located on the S-ubject Property. for a parcel of real estate legally described as follows.- Thatpart of the Northwest Quarter of Section 35t Township �L 42 North, Range 11 East of the Third Principal Meridian, described as follows. Commencing at the Northwest corner of said Northwest Quarter; thence South 89 degrees 43 minutes 52 seconds East along the North line'of said North- west Quarter, a distance of 658.99 feet to the Northwest corner of the East Half of the West Half of said Northwest Quarter., for a Point of beginning; thence continuing'South 89 degrees 43 minutes 52 seconds East along the North line of said Northwest Quarter, a distance of 1143.53 feet; thence South 0 degrees 04 rrirl-,.Jtes 19 seconds'We st along a line parallel with the West line of said Northwest Quarter, a . distance of 1761.93 feet- thence North 89 degrees 56 minutes 46 second.s vl�?st, a e distance of 1142.96 feet to the West line of said -ase _J - Half of the West Half of the North- west Quarter, being EDISI) East line of "KENSINGTON CENTER" Phase One, a Subdivision in par -t- Of said Northwest Quarter, recorded Oc�_.ober 2, 1 97 9/ f as DOcurnent No,, 25173362 -thence North 0 deg,'--ees 03 �,,,,��intltes '14'r secondsEast along thle East line of siad Su division, and along the East line of said East HFA 1f c)f t't)e ",,/Jest o -r t hea No.-L-ILhwest Quarter,, a distad.-ic, of 2.766.22 feet 4,1--(-) (.11le of beginning, all in Cook (fid(.-,,)t-,ntv, SECTTMT THREE: Except for th(-.w variat" ions granted herein, all 'Pr,�spe(',,,t_ ordinal -ices shall f f 1.1"ie Sillbiect Property. remain in - 4 - SECTION FOUR ' This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and a r its passage, approval, and publication in the man- 'ded b law. ner provi y Passed this --- day of 19800 AYES NAYS ABSENT: Approved this day of 19800 T) rile , , es ideii t Village Clerk Villad e of Mount Prospect Mount Prospect, Illinois INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TO Terry Burghard, Village Manager FROM: Ken Fritz, Director of Community Development SUBJECT: MANELLA'S RESUBDIVISION DATE: March 28, 1980 Manella's Resubdivision involves property located on the east side of Westgate Road, 125' north of Ardyce Lane. The petitioner seeks to split a lot containing 1.15 acres in area, measuring 1651 in frontage, and over 3031 in depth. Staff notes that Westgate Road has recently been improved with new pavement, curb and gutters. There are, however, A no sidewalks on either side of Westgate Road, Water service is available on the west side of Westgate Road while sanitary sewers are located on the east side of Westgate Road. On March 12, the Village Plan Commission considered the resubdivision and recommends that the resubdivision be approved subject to the following conditions: the sidewalk requirement be waived at the present time, suggesting a special assessment could be levied if sidewalks were felt necessary at some future date. The recommendation of the Plan Commission passed unanimously. The proposed resubdivision meets the requirements of the Development Code in all other respects. KHF/ljm cc: , Department Heads or Lot 9 (except the North 1/2' thereof; and except the East 366 feet thereof) in C. A. Goelzl Prospect t;ardens, being a subdivision of the West 1,2' of the West 112 Of the Southeast 1/4 together with the East 213 of the North 3/4 of the Northeast 1/4 of -the Southwest 1/4 of Section 350 Township 62 North, Range 11 East Of the Third PrincipalMerldian. ate' fro 0* h AP ,rVv;r 4fo%Aro0Forov?' #0vC ~4rcpe vxn 0 4/vre.- 1,evAo, ti cor cowtwer. A14O.e7lV 111OVe 40 E, j'9.e,0,Vre Villase of ProspectMount; Prospeni; MOUnt , 111irois INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: Terry Burghard, Village Manager FROM: Ken Fritz, Director of Community Development SUBJECT: PLAT OF ANNEXATION - SOUTHEAST CORNER OF RAND & EUCLID DATE: March 28, 1980 The Village staff has reviewed the proposed annexation for property located at the southeast corner of Rand Road and Euclid Avenue. The property has adequate access for all utilities in the area and would require no additional easements. The property would be brought in to the Village zoned R -X, single-family. The property has previously been zoned C-4 Service Business, which allows service stations as permitted uses. As you are aware, the property is presently developed with a Shell Service Station. Since the Village is annexing the property involuntarily, it would be my recommendation that we process an application for rezoning before the Zoning Board of Appeals to a conforming use district. Since the property was not within the corporate limits at the time of the zoning moratorium adoption, I see no reason why a petition to rezone to conforming business (B-4) would be subject to the zoning moratorium. All necessary parties have been notified of the Village's intent to annex this parcel of land according to State law. KHF /ljm cc: Department Heads t M� Village ,--flount Prospect Mount Prospect, Illinois INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TOO- Terry Burghard, Village Manager FROM: Ken Fritz, Director of Community Development SUBJECT: RAUENHORST CORPORATION - PLAT OF DEDICATION DATE,: March 28, 1980 This is in regards to the plat of dedication for the Business Center Drive right -©f -way in the vicinity of Business Center Drive and Rand Road. Rauenhorst Corporation is presenting a plat of dedication to the Village which will provide for a full width dedication of 80' for Business Center Drive at its intersection with Rand Road. The triangular piece measures 60.49' on Rand, and has a depth of 104.44' on Business Center Drive, containing an area of ap- proximately 3200 square feet. This dedication then completes the necessary right-of-way for the improved street that has been constructed as the major access to the Kensington Center for Business from Rand Road. The plat of dedication contains the properly executed signatures of the owners of the property conveying the land to the Village for public right-of-way. T4e plat of dedication 1-.ieets all of the requirements of the Village's Development Code with respect to plats of dedidation. KHF/ljm cc: Department Heads 42rn A^ Sk Wr AA"J.LANW.LQ I MUM OF COOK 3*rvioo Survoying and Engineering Company, a corporation of the State or nunois, hereby oartiflos that * survey has been made at and wndar its, dirpotlon-by 4a nUmIs Rosas atiovmd TAnd Survevor. of the property described above for the pArposs of dedicating our,Lor 'Ile A6 ...... . . . . 44 of 5. E. %4 of 56C. 34- It o v r t. o r V 60 Kerzscre ~o Con i ek PAC?$ a on'e ff, r co 0ort or e-NoA? rw Lae of 22 /ZO.47' No Jee le Y 1p ob V1 o N 44 4.0 r ot OP 42rn A^ Sk Wr AA"J.LANW.LQ I MUM OF COOK 3*rvioo Survoying and Engineering Company, a corporation of the State or nunois, hereby oartiflos that * survey has been made at and wndar its, dirpotlon-by 4a nUmIs Rosas atiovmd TAnd Survevor. of the property described above for the pArposs of dedicating IN NC' COMMITTEE - Trustee Miller, Chairman CHARGES BY THE VILLAGE BOARD TO Business License Fees, 1/7/78 COMMITTEES 9 COMM -IS SIOXS AIS TD IXDIVIDUALS 5/1/79qu,or Feasibility of increasing, liquor license fees, April 1. 198o Str earn, ling the Committee system BUILDING COAIMITTEE - Trustee Floros, Chairman Cash and, Fiscal policy review ZBA 12-Z-79 308, W., and Road 8/21/79 ZBA 13-Z- 79 310-314 W. Rand Road 4/4/79 ZBA 23-Z-79 705 E. Than Road 4/4/79 ZBA 3-V-80) 717 N. Wille Street 6/5/79 ZBA 4-V-80) Shop1liffing, Ordinance 2/5/80 ZBA 74-Z-79) 1901-1919 W. Golf Road ZBA 75-V-79 LEGISLATNE/AJDICIARY MjID4,7 I `TFE - Trustee Richardson, Chairman 3/4/80 ZBA 5-V-80) Kensington Center (Rauenhorst) Di Mucci Water Bills ZBA 6-Z-80) Metropolitan Housing Development Corp. vs. Arlington Heights and 3/4/ 80 ZBA 7-V-80) Liaison with State Representatives IN NC' COMMITTEE - Trustee Miller, Chairman Business License Fees, 1/7/78 Possible freeze on, number oflilicenses issued 5/1/79qu,or Feasibility of increasing, liquor license fees, 5/1/79 Str earn, ling the Committee system 5/1/79 Cash and, Fiscal policy review 5/1/79 Review salaries of Mayor and Board of Trustees 8/21/79 Water billing process 11/6/79 Budget preparation process 12/8/79 Water billing process 3/4/80 FIRE' AND POLICE COMMITTEE - Trustee Murauskis, Chairman IVT,,4p,l,e Crest Subdivision water system 3/4/80 Shop1liffing, Ordinance 6/19/79 Development Code 6/25/79 8/7/79 LEGISLATNE/AJDICIARY MjID4,7 I `TFE - Trustee Richardson, Chairman Rob Roy- Zoning Suit Di Mucci Water Bills 12/5/78 Metropolitan Housing Development Corp. vs. Arlington Heights and 12/5/78 Mount Prospect Liaison with State Representatives 7/5/79 Property Maintenance Ordinance Downtown Rehabilitation Loan Fund 5/1/79 Legislative Report 8/7/79 PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETYC'0ATAITTTEE - Trustee Wattenberg Chairman B'Icycle safety for Come tars 5/15/79 IRMA Vandalism 8/21/79 Drugs "rugs 8/21/79 Adoption of Village Safety Program 9/18/79 Proposal to allowfor smoking" areas ir. restaurants 12/4/79 Proposed change In garbagv lcl,��-up schedule e pl, 1/2/80 NOR RAN memb(,-',rsJ"P 2/5/ 80 PUBLIC WORKS CO?J"ITTEE - Trustee Farley, Chairman For continuing Study,: MFT Projects Highland and Rand Road wideming 1/7/78 Completion of ITell #17 6/2/78 Watermain along'Reand Rocad between 1,Tighlcc.,-.n,.d and Central 615 / 7 9 6/5/79 Explanation of Fecapture Ordinances 6/5/79 F5tcqtus of W01012 Lake Briarivood drainage problem 6/'51/79 For Board report: 5/5/7 /79 Cable TN. 6/5/79 Water billing process 12/8/79 Acquisition of Lake ichigan, water Future use of Central/Eus,,,$)e Retention Basin, (MSD) 3/4/80 owl f f I mono evolt C, (11111filr .111*11vis —B WELL NO -1 , . . ......... % NORTHEAST SECTION rW 44 Y 4.0 57 1H J( C�AJ J jf Ile, 'PW W RN _6 J" Al' 4 9 7 i MA tq �, CO .aVF mw*�I r�.� MAC DONAL CAM P AND DES PLAINES RIVER ROADS, t' A7 BUSSE POADAND WILLOW LANE AGENDA MAP q M -,D LEFT -TURN ARROW Boa 71- SOU, ADDED 'TO NORTH AND Boa LANES AT CENTRAL ROAD & MAIN STREET, ALSO OP71CON EOUIPMENT Goo