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Home My WebLink About2225_001a .anCe per last report, June 13, 1780 Rete _-pis e list of bills, attached VILLAGE U CASH POSITION JUNE 27t 1980 Waterworks & Revenue Motor Comm. Sewerage Capital 1 eil General Sharing Fuel Develop. Operation & Equipment System Serv. No,2 Fund Fund Tax Fund Maintehance Fund 1,640,921.70 158,617.98 533,5 .90 830.77 1. 2421297854 -�2579. 65 lor000.00 178,778.66 11448.83 ,658.54 909.99 96,538.57 C Ca m nit and -C-"ivic Services8 1,819,771.30 157,169.15 522,940.36 9,920.78 148,853.08 242,286.54 120,3.0.68 X3,350.00} Public Representation PR Public Works Trust and Dei C - Bonds will be sold priorissuing bill. Department CedeKey . .un � tDevelopment C Ca m nit and -C-"ivic Services8 Fire Department FD Health De r L-Tnten Management Ser L e - -� S o f e e artinen t PD Public Representation PR Public Works Trust and Dei C - D l age Manager "IPA, I = Page 2 VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT SASH P 0 S I T i 01N JUNE 198-0" Waterworks d e Sewerage Parking Capital General -Sharin ti �l � nt BIDS ALIREAUDY PAID: Fund Fund Maintenance Develop. RevenueFund Total I Drafting supplies C. -D, W 92 20 292.86 41676 Ail Earnest monev for -W Durchase o propel �y 5 teems E _ -- -Regi-s�i on FD Ie -e Programs 75.00 175.00 Copy machine ent'al MS F D , 463.20 463.20 DavicL M. Jacobson June newsletterVM 500.00 500.00 Marmion Millitary Academy Land lease PW 300.00 300.00 R. Mevers Overpayment on MC; final'l .0 11.20 Pet � Casesupplies VM, MS 398.20 .0 11.00 11.00 420.80 C- Case D)' Travel & supplies VMI PD 69.84 69.84 Petty Cash (PW) Travel & supplies, PW 30.20 29.92 60.1') s - +e . Prospect Postage meter MS, PD machine FDr HD 4650.00 350.00 210 0.00 1337, Vet (Club r-- '- Dist 1337 Parade365.34 365.3 Village o Prospect Transfer of bond MS reserves 7,05 .00 71055. 00 :� Hage - Prospect Payroll130,135.96 , l .88 617.13 144.58 13 022 . Sub - tota.1 133 , 7 � 04 - 60 55,91-3.70 909. 99) 514-4.58 1 0 0 1 :�, 359. 1 Cons t. Total 36.68 VILLAGE F MOUNT PROSPECT CASH POSITION -JUNE 27, 1980 Waterworks ILLS PRESENTED FORGeneral Revenue Motor Sharing Fug Seweraqe Operation & Parking System Lept, Fund Fund Tax Maintenances Revenue Addison Building Material Co. Building supplies PW Aero Supply Supplies for FD 36,E Allied Ashl laving Cu. vehicles DR Mix 11062.30 All Star Car Wash June wash plan PW PD 687.35 Anderson Lock Co., Ltd. Cam lock & keys PW . 00 Auto Parts, Inc it its PWr PD 10.45 11876 16.80 Auto Clutch Parts Service PW FD . 98-30 74.17 Bade Paper Products Inc. DartHD 161.41 Ball Seed Co. Flowers 68.58 Robert Barone Training PW . 84Shop Berkey Camera processing CD,, PW 20.00 Berry Bearing 7.66 81.64 n s r, s Diaz 136.72 .31 Biltmore Tires Co.r Inc. Repair Supplies PD . 78 Birks M7Co. Birks Transportation Co Repair supplies 125. 01.00 18.90 Senior Citizens HD Board of Education bist. 57 taxi rides Xerox ;665.3 Hardware paperBowen 22.70 Bristol-BabcockGardening16-63 Repair Supplies PW Brown Clinical Labs Water samples tested HD 72.21 -owning-Ferris I Bureau of Nat'l Affairs Service -recycling Policypractice 169.00 230. 00 Lr 00 chi lir£ .. Chem -Rite Products Legal services VM 156.00 Chicago Electric Co. Repair Supplies PW 158.95 Chicago rt AsSOCiation Parts & labor Basic rescue packets PW F 42.36 ,144-25 CommonwealthEdison 1 tri service � RC1 Commonwealth Edison PW 96 105.74 24.39 25r824.60 Cons t. Total 36.68 i age 4 -VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT CASH POSITION JUNE t - w r Revenue Motor Sewerage Parking Special General Sharing Fuei Opera -,-'tion & S v s t e m Sere. N. 2 BIJILS PRESENTED FOR PPROV'ALB Dept. Fund Fund max Maintenance Const. Total =� b Camera Film processing HD 4.14 V Cab- �m+- Co. Sires amplifiers PD 79.90 9m9 30 - . p 1 Transcripts 474.80 Desl e -s Tire & Battery Repair parts PW 26.00 8.00 34.00 DuouQlas Truce Paarts Repair parts PW 160.69 682.1 133.58 976.43 Elc- r Auto Glass & Trim Repairs PW 45.00 45.00 zee Sav-Tee harnesses FLS 249.46 Empire (2-1,1emical Co. Dry imager for Xerox VM , CD 661.88 661.88 Einqineers & Surveyors Service Field books CD 8.00 8.00 E.D. Etnyreit parts PW 2.49 2849 z Filter People,' * 366. T;I1 a7 sUnlimited, Inc.Flag PW 846.90846.90 366. 60 1 t �- r Engineering Co. Wateri 51657.96 5j657.96 For _ Umbrellas for the PD crbssing guardsFIS 86.19 86.19 r ns n Dol Oil 1�112.87 4112.87 red rl Sons it F 3`� . 5 37850 r11 ch Equipment Sales Co-- Fuel tank PW 22.22 General inflow Cleaning Co. Cleaning service PW 359.00 2.22 359.E G1c) (-lass & Trim Co. Door repairs FD 2� 5 24.58 Goodyear Fires PW 63.10 . W .r is $� gr Inc. Repair parts PW 131.61 131.61 Great Western( � 94.83 Gulf Labs, - ter chemicals 2j015. 00 94.83 2,O-5.00 Halogen Supply Co.g 29 � 61 29.61 Heller L= er Co. Repair parts PW 36, 52 3. 52 � r 'Cage 1jawn & Leisure Repair parts PW 34.00 3 4,00 Hoes-- Tractor & Equipment Repair parts PW 28.34 28834 Io Label Service Printed labels 8.30 31333 Illinois Bel- Phone service , PD, , FD D 685.55 1 1_098 ala .abbe MOtor l Lehman Mobile HOm I net- ter Shop _ LewisInt'-1 Inc. Lion Pho-tEo qUDpJV,n 3 -U 'ons n jL. a , tr cm Service -Meyer Material Co. Midtown Ignition & Parts Monarch Asphalt Morton Grove Automotive Mount Prospect Auto Parts Mount Prospect Lock Shop Advance for training F Advance for training FD Repair parts PD L.P. gas VILLAGE OF NONNY PROSPECT Office supplies FD Service call PW CASH POSITION F Repair parts PW Newsletter & printed. JUNE 270 1980 VM Repairs PW Repair supplies Revenue Motor 1rTPRESENTED PW Dept. Genera. Fund SharingFuel Repair party PW, PD Fund 'fax a 7WD Truck Equip- Repair parts PW, F mem C o s 28-5.08 TnCu-- Gas & Equipmnt FD 12.00 TOxygen intera� n al Rijk Insurance Aa ,;-q3e -, n -y deductible ms, PW X632. 98 mousiness Machines ,--o--P. Copy machine 653.22 PELITZAStatutes 50.00 Lonnie Jackson Meeting expense FD 129.08 Kellen' -j Sys? d Florist Flowers PW 101.75 Kinder ins us l - a= Supply Repair parts PD 12.27 June Ki -i n Phone reimbursement FAD ala .abbe MOtor l Lehman Mobile HOm I net- ter Shop _ LewisInt'-1 Inc. Lion Pho-tEo qUDpJV,n 3 -U 'ons n jL. a , tr cm Service -Meyer Material Co. Midtown Ignition & Parts Monarch Asphalt Morton Grove Automotive Mount Prospect Auto Parts Mount Prospect Lock Shop Advance for training F Advance for training FD Repair parts PD L.P. gas PW Office supplies FD Service call PW Camera F Repair parts PW Newsletter & printed. bacrs VM Repairs PW Repair supplies PW Repair parts PW Repair pars PW Repair parts Repair party PW, PD FD Duplicate keys PW -312.00 57.04 57.04 32.78 Z914. 10 55.47 0.3 345.12 85.00 Watenvorks Sewerage Parking Operation System Maintenance Revenge 541-77 5 33.00 591.44 14.40 Special Sere. N. 2 Const. Total 285,08 12.00 ;457. 08 653 , 22 5 � 0 12-9 101.75 I2a2 57.04 574,55 4.65 337.50 33-00 101.89 98.05 21914.10 5547 312.51 10.39 345,12 85.00 8 IV, g VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT CASH POSITION JUNE 27, 1980 BILLS PRESENTED FOR APPROVAL: t Fund Mount Prospect Stag Bank Rent for storage PW nits 175.00 M.P.H. Industries 5 666.00 Nab 1 Cornarounity Development Training in Association 15.00 1 F -ire Pry C pion Assoc. Membership fees FD 58.00 Nage Steel Warehouse Repairr 1 R.V. Dorene & associates Financial Advises Service Northern Illinois Gas Gas service t-hw� Electrical Supply Repair supplies PW 281.89 Northwest- uni v H pi mal Drugs FD 4.29 Northwlest- Stationers Office supplies VMY MS t CDt PW 250.95 N-wC, Police Academy Registration PD 120.00 Nu C"eatury Automotive Repair parts Pwr PD 159.35 iFurni-IC--ure Clearing i rte PW House 28.20 O'Hare �okdge, Inc. Repair parts PWS 58.01 Ronald 0.1sen Training expense FD 233,96 Packaging Systems, Inc. Repair parts PW 28.03 Paddock P li i n , Inc. Publish ord., Notice PR 129.85 Pal Business Forms Arrest forms PD 266.76 I.C.PU,�niin Repairs F Oaf Picture Perfect Picture f ram PD glass 47.00 Eric E. Piee Repairs & labor PD 164.50 Pinner ElectricCo- Traffic signal C maintenance Pioneer Transmission Rebuild transmission PW �312�10 Pitney Bowes Folding machine . n M ®00 Polaroid Corp. Polaseal PD 95.00 Poly ni Data Corp. C- opy controller key, MS master FD, CD 2 . ,D0 Waterworks Revenue Motor Sewerage Parking Special Sharing Fuel Operation & Sy mem Serv. No. 2 Fund Tax in - nn n Revenue const -3a 30 390.97 47.95 15 s 10 Total 15,00I f 6 � 00 15 ., 00 5800 76,11 3j350. 00 36.30 672.86 4129 298,90 120.00 -174,45 220 1 � 7 75 233 96 28.0-4 12 5 26.76 40,75 47.00 164.50 640 . 0 6 9 b LLS PRESENTED FOR APPROVAL: 554.37 Dept. P & W Industrial Sales, Inc. air parts PW Randh1urst Engraving Wr, Desk plates 1.3 Re-vcli Center ter Operatorserat rs HD he Reliable Corp. Office supplies VMf MS 154.50 FD P ber is Textile Center Traverse rod P P WI FD The Roscoe Company cork clothes P -Koss,, Hardies,, O'Keefe, Legal services 46.00 B(abcock & Parsons 1800 AOto Lincoln-Mercury & Subaru Repair parts PW S fett- leen Corp g Service P Robert Schwake Stone C. Repair supplies P weppe Sons. Inc. Coffee f e HD Seam; Peck Co.eP it parts PWt FD John Sexton Sand & Gravel Repair supplies 108 . `0 The Sidwell co, Man lease CD R.G. -Smith Equipment C. Repair supplies P boar Enterprises Ammunition P Standard Industrial & Auto- Repair parts PW motive Equipment S to (�7 Pipe & s pp1 � - Repa i parts P of Illin1i Department Traffic sial of Transportation ina n tenant e CD A -0-i1 Strzelecki Training xp �uburban ` i a & Glass Repair parts PW .neper me dent Of Highways Maintenance f C traffic signals T" Eng-ineering Service Ltd. Engineering sUpplies CD -Le(--h-Syn Corp-. Repair parts PW Terrace Supply Cos Repair parts P Thompson Ele at r Inspection Service FD Service MILEAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT CASH POSITION JUNE 27f 1980 Revenue General Sharing Fund Fund 34.19 13,30 390-60 433.99 5.50 65.00 3 2. 5 35.00 3,113.58 154.50 399.9 399.00 285.00 30.00 . 00 18.08 163.00 -3 26.00 Waterworks Motor Sewerage Parking Special Fuel Operation & System Sere. No. 2 Tax Maintenance Revenue Const. Total 34.19 13,30 390.60 120®38 554.37 15.50 65600 139.00 7,342.45 1.3 10.43 35.00 70.00 113,58 154.50 777.2 399.00 285.00 22$68 22.E 11330.0 46.00 92.00 1800 3A53.60 31153,60- 1153, - 57 5704 236,80 509.50 100.00 569,50 100,00 163,00 54.30 108 . `0 IP 26, 00 Page 8 VILLAGEOF MOUNT PROSPECT CASH POSITION JUNE 27t 1980 'Cr _ o_ Revenue o Sewerage Park--nq Special General Sharing Feel operation & System z3erv. No. 2 BILIS PRESENTED V_ L Dept. Fund Fund Tax Maintenance Revenue \Co n _s t To Frank Thornher Binder & paper FDI PD 64.97 64.97 P.S.I. i1 service FD 49.70 49,70 Tj_-R S-igns Lettering PD 225.00 225.00 Tl Se-- v e Air conditioning service 31341.75 341.5 ry Statele-�r -is Corp. Repair parts PD 16.31 ,31 aif Dei !- each Training expense E 57.04 57,04 Rental -Systems Rent l service PW 384822 356.23 740,45 Universal 1e - l t Parts & labor PW 454-14 454,14 u i ] Firearms Shotguns PD 280.46 280.46 %ari 1' Medica_'=S)urg1Ca1 Alcohol swabs HD 12.51 12.51 V Z G _ ®mars , Inc. Route map, taxi VM license & news® MS letters PW 247.95 229,50 477.45 village Northbrook Punch cards MS 47.60 47.60 Richard Vincenzo Training expense FD 57.04 57.04 Vit -U-1 Record Ban.-. inc. Microfilming indexing 927.88 927 .88 Michael Wn s Repair parts L P ^g7m 1 '.d -i [0 311.10 Warning �i� z of Illir- Emblems PW 34.80 520.00 554,80 Western Eng-ine fCo. Repair parts PW 252.72 252.72 West -ern union Contract Maintenance RT PD 215.00 2151100 Wes -'C -ern Union Charges for CRT PD 255.00 255 00, idSales Wests'Corp. Repair parts 36.25 3 .25 Supplies & service PW, HD X301 108.22 891.23 VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT POSITIONCASH JUNE 27, 1980 Revenue Motor General Sharing Fuel Comm. ,S PRESENTED FOR APPROVAL: Dept. Fund Fund Tax Develop. Ziebell Water Services Repair supplies John Murraypainting Sub -total o . 54 Total 1 3 10,658.549.99 Waterworks & -_ CapitalSewerage Parking Operation & Equipment Svc Maintenance Fund Revenue 149.38 . 00 40 t 624. 87 24.39 96F535fl68.97 Special Sere Const. Total _149.38 11..00 3f350.00 101? 3050.00 A RESOLUTION REQIF�ESJ'J�NT(-, I` Ell �,,'TIS (-)SE j 0 JJ A PORTION OF A. S7",4r%.T'F ROA.1) TO COND 1J(.'`1`,A PARADE WHEREAS 9 the'Village of Mount Prospect desllres s, 11 11old the Independance Day a,lrad,e on a porfion Of Central Road, on July 4,0 1980; and 1�711EREAS, s, "d paradewill, require elosi"ng of Central Road 'bietween Alain, Street (Route 83), and Busse Road: arid J W1,12"REAS * the State of'111jn,01's requires that &I ie Village _TU, M 1 res` sI i sIbility and li-abl'Uty i involved in the closing of s, '-State RoIad. NOW, THEREFORE,, BE IT RESOLVED BYTHE MAYORIAND ROARD OF TRUSTEES' OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT$ COOK C01111TY, TLI"FINOISI: SECTION ONE, That the Village of Mount Prospect will assume full responsibility for the d.rection * protection and, regujation of traffic duriffig I tim, e the detour i's in effeat 0. and I liab" 1. I 1,13",ties fOr rJamages of any, kmid ocassioned by the closing of said State Route,# I W' SECT ON 'T 0# That the Village of Mount Prospect w"I'l], provII for effii ient, IN 10 MI all 'weather detours to be maintained conspifcuousj mar all kedan.d judil"aliou,sly police, patrolled for tis deviated fx,-om the State Route. ECT110N THREE: That a map indicating the our route is attached hereto and hereby made a part hereof. --SECTION FOUR.- That this Resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after i—ts--p-assage and approval in'the manner provIded by law. AYES: IqA'Y S ABSENT. - APPROVED tfuis day of ATTEST-. Mayor Village Clerk • • � � r 'i{y; ,qy 1Mb AMM r.w,w`m�MM � 71M � � .. � MIN MIh' 404400 .y.owl 1 Q Nr CD 2 a i srsar.w ur GIZDIM�1%1��CE 1Q0. AN ORDINANCE ANb�EX1.14(,3, fk TJJ..-L,.� ViLLAGE OP' MOIJIT-F T(-)WNSHIP 41 1,4ORTI-if RAN(JE 1-1- EAS.1' OF TH',E THIJ-'�D PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN IN 1-100K COUNrry, ILLINOIS (748, HAVEN STREET) WHEREAS1, a wr,ltten petition under oa,th slIgned by a,11 the owners of record of the, la: -id hereinafter described cand electors resIding thereon, has been filed with 'the Village Clerk of the Village m �oullt Prospect requesting tliat said and be anj,'iexed I 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 Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect, Illinois, find and believe it to be in th interest of the said Village that the said land and terrb be annexed to the Village; iteory est I NOW THEREFORE., BE IT ORDAINED BY THE -PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY ILLINOIS, AS FOLLOWS: r SECTION ONE: That all land and territory legally described ollowsr to,wit.- I as The East 100 feet of the South half of the East half of the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section 10 Township 41 North, Range 11, East of the Third Principal Meridian.,.,. in Cook County, Illinois. 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, �ro�ect !-�T 'hereby d 1.rec ted to record, In the of f ic,es of Deeds of Cook CountY, Illl-no,is the Recorder" of the County , and to, f ile 'in the, offices of nance y Clerk, of Cook, County, Ill linois, a copy, of tilis Ordi,- ,,r together with an accurate map of the territory annexed. SECTION THREE:This Ordinance shall be in full force orcO and of f ect from -and —after its passage and approval in the manner provided bylaw. Passed this day of 1980. AYES: NAYS: ABSENT; Approved this day of Approvqd�-, Attest- V =agePre�sjdlen�t�� 3 RD 1 NANC AN ORDIINANC'E AUTHOR,.T[ZING THE P(JRCHASE OF REAL PRCPERTY (THE BOESCHE PE'OPERTL-," WHEREAS, it is aeemed advisablef necessary and in thepublic Mcg interest that the Village of Mun4- Prospect of Cook County, Illinois acquire a parcel of real�es-,Cate which is leaally described as: That part of the Northwest 1/4 of Section 12, Township 41 North, Range 11 East of the Third Principal Meridiani described as follows. COMMencing at the Southeast corner of the* I Northwest 1/4 of said Section 12, runni-ng thencrz-, Westerly along the South line of sald Northwest, 1/'4,1, 754.84 feet; thence North Parallel w1th the East line of said No'�rthwest 1/4, a distazice of 6, 38.78 feet to the point of beginning of the'tract of land In described herein; thence continuing North along said parallel line a distance of 318.45 feet to the Southerly line of the right of way of the Wisconsin Division of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway; thence Southeasterly along said Southerly line ght of way,, a distance of 175.25 feet-; thence south parallel with the East line of said Northwest 1/4, a distance of 232.89 feet. thence Westerly parallel with the South line of'said Northwest 1/4 1050 - 0 feet to the point of beginning (excepting therefrom the Westerly 33 feet and also excepting the Northeasterly 066 feet, thereof). together with Lot 1 in J. A. Weber's Addition to Mount P,-rospect. being a Subdivision of part of the East J-/2 of the Northwest 1/4 Section 12, Township 42. North Range 11 East of the Third Principal Meridian, in Cook County, Illinois, (hereinafter referred to as the "Subject P.opera y"); and ."-iL WHEREAS, the Subject Property will serve the Public, a n d corporate rporate purposes for which the Village of Mount ProspeC't is organized - and F WHEREAS, the Tv7iilage of 'v10Unt Prospect as an Illinois home rule --iiuniclpalit y has the aut]lority to. purchase real estate' ,t -o ,be used for proper public purposes. NOWF THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD, OF TRUsTtES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTYO ILLINOIS as follows: .e SECTION ONE.- The recitals set forth hereinabove are incorporated ft�, herein as findings of the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect. SECTION TWO: The President and Board of Trustees of the Village o -r Mount Prospect hereby determine that it is advisable, necessary and in the public interest that the Village of Mount Prospect purchase a parcel of real estate which is legally decribed as. - That part of the Northwest 1/4 of Section 12, Township 41 North, Range 11 East of the Third Principal Meridiant described as follows. Commencing at the Southeast corner of the Northwest 1/4 of said Section 12, running thence Westerly along the South line of said Northwest 1/4 754.84 feet; thence North 1 01 parallel with the East line of said Northwest 1/4, a distance of 638.78 feet to the point of beginning of the tract of land bei:ng described herein; thence continuing North along said parallel line a distance of 318.45 feet to the Southerly line of the right of way of the Wisconsin Division of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway; thence Southeasterly along said Southerly line of right of way, a distance of 175.25 feet; thence South parallel with the East line of said Northwest 1/4, a distance of 232.89 feet- thence Westerly parallel with the South line of said Northwest 1/4, 150.'b feet to the point of beginning (excepting therefrom the Weste-1--ly 33 feet and also excepting the Northeasterly 66 feet thereof). Lot 1 in J. A. Weber's Additicn to Mount Prospect, being a Subdivision of, part of the East 1/2 of the Northwest 1/4 Section 12, Township 41 North, Range 11 East of the Third Principal Meridian, in Cook County, Illinois, (hereinafter re-ferred to as the "Subject Proper-tCyll) pursuant to an agreement for the purchase thereof at a total cost of $165..000. SECTION - THREE.- The Board of Trustees hereby authorizes the President to sign and the Village Clerk to attest an agreement for the purchase of the Subject Property in substantially the sa-me form with substantially the same terms as the agreement attached hereto as Exhibit A and incorporated herein by this reference-, and to do all things necessary and essential, including the execution of any documents and certificates necessary to carry out the provisions of said agreement. SECTION FOUR.- This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and a ter its passage, approval and publication in the manner p-rovided by law. Passed th�is (3, a y 0 Iff hy . . ..... ... . .... AYE'S. I AY_ S ABSENT: Approved this day of A. pp r e d -77 1 —'ag e S i cl e n t m AGREEMENT FOR PURCHASE OF CERTAIN PROPERTY THIS AGREEMENT dated this day of 1980, between the Village Of Mount Prospect, a municipal corporation in the County of Cook and State Of Illinois (hereinafter "the Village"), and Arthur H. Boesche and Evelyn P. Boesche, his wife (hereinafter "the .Seller"); I WITNES SETH *- WHEREAS,, the corporate authorities of the Village have determined that it is advisable., nec'essary and in the public interest that the Village purchase forpublic Purposes the property commonly known as 117 East Prospect Avenue, Mount Prospect, Illinois, and legally described as follows: together with Lot 1 in J. A. Weber ts Addition to Mount Prospect,, being a Subdivision of part, of the East 1/2 of the Northwest 1/4 Section 12, Towns,bi,p 41 North, Range 11 East of the Third PrIncapa-1 Meridian, in Cook County, Illinois', (hereinafter "the- Boesche Property,,); and .t WHEREAS, the Seller has agreed to sell the Boesche Property to the Village as hereinafter provided,- - 2 - NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and agreements hereinafter contained and other valuable consideration, it is mutually agreed between the Seller and the Village as follows: 1. The Seller agrees to sell the Boesche Property to the Village and the Village agrees to purchase the Boesche Property from the Seller for the sum of One Hundred Sixty -Five Thousand and no/100 dollars ($165,000.00). 2. The Village has paid Five Thousand and no/100 dollars ($5,000-00) as earnest money to be applied on the purchase price, and agrees to pay or satisfy the balance of the purchase price, plus or minus prorations, at the time of closing in cash or certified or cashier's check. S. The Seller shall, at closing, convey the Boesche Property to the Village by a stamped warranty deed, with re- lease of homestead rights, subject only to: (a) covenants, conditions and restrictions of record; (b) private, public and utility easements and roads and highways, if any; (c) special* taxes or assessments for improvements not yet completed; (d) any unconfirmed special tax or assessment; (e) installments not due at the date hereof of any special tax or assessment for improvements heretofore completed; and (f) general taxes for the year 1979 and subsequent years. 4. 1:2.1osing shall be on August 29, 1980 or on the date, if any, to which such time is extended by reason of paragraph 3 hereafter becoming operative (whichever date is later) unless subsequently mutually agreed otherwise by the Seller and the Village, at , provided title is shown to be good or is accepted by the Village. S. The Seller shall deliver possession to the Village on or before thirty days after the sale has been closed. The Seller agrees to pay to the Village the sum of dollars ($ ...... for each day the Seller remains in posses- sion between the time of closing and the time possession is 6. The Seller, at his own expense, agrees to furnish the Village a current plat of survey of the Boesche Property made, and certified by the surveyor as having been made, in compliance with the Illinois Land Survey Standards. 7. The Seller shall deliver or cause to be delivered to the Village or the Village's agent, not less than 5 days prior to the time of closing, the plat of survey required to be delivered under paragraph 6 of this contract and'a title com- mitment for an owner's title insurance policy issued by the Chicago Title Insurance Company or another equally reputable title insurance company in the amount of the purchase price, covering title to the Boesche Property on or after the date hereof, showing title in the intended grantor subject only to (a) the general exceptions contained in the policy, (b) the title exceptions set forth above, and (c) title exceptions pertaining to liens or encumbrances of a definite or ascer- tainable amount which may be removed by the payment of money at the time of closing and which the Seller may so remove at that time by using the funds to be paid upon the delivery of the deed (all of which are herein referred to as the permitted exceptions). The title commitment shall be conclusive evidence of good title as therein shown as to all matters insured by the policy, subject only to the exceptions as therein stated. The Seller also shall furnish the Village an affidavit of title in customary form covering the date of closing and showing title in the Seller subject only to the permitted exceptions in foregoing items (b) and (c) and unpermitted exceptions or defects in the title disclosed by the survey, if any, as to which the 'title insurer commits to extend insurance in the manner spec-ified in paragraph 8 below. a. If the title commitment discloses unpermitted exceptions, the Seller shall have 30 days from the date of delivery thereof to have the exceptions removed from the commitment or to have the title insurer commit to insure against loss or damage that may be occasioned by such ex- ceptions, and, in such event, the time of closing shall be 35 days after delivery of the commitment or the time specified in paragraph 4 above, whichever is later. If the Seller fails to have the exceptions removed, -or in the alternative, to obtain the commitment for title insurance specified above as to such exceptions within the specified time, the Village may terminate 'this contract or may elect, upon notice to the Seller within 10 days after the expiration of the 30 -day period, to take title as it then is with the right to deduct from the purchase price liens or encumbrances of a definite or ascer- tainable amount. If the Village does not so elect, this con- tract shall become null and void without further actions of the parties. 9. Rents, premiums under assignable insurance policies, water and other utility charges, fuels, prepaid service contracts, general taxes, if any, and other similar items shall be adjusted ratably as of the time of closing. If the amount of the current general taxes is not then ascertainable, the adjustment thereof shall be on the basis of 110% of the amount of the most recent ascertainable taxes. All prorations are final unless otherwise provided herein. Existing leases and assignable insurance policies, lif any, shall then be assigned to the Village. The Ser ler shall pay the amount of any stamp tax imposed by State . 5 - law on the transfer of the title, and shall furnish a completed Real Estate Transfer Declaration signed by the Seller or the Seller's agent in the form required Pursuant to the Real Estate Transfer Tax Act of the State Of Illinois and shall furnish any declaration signed by the Seller or the Seller's agent or meet other requirements as established by any local ordinance with regard to a transfer or transactions tax; such tax required by local ordinance shall be paid by the party upon who such ordinance places responsibility therefor.. If such`ordinance does not so Place responsibility, the tax shall be paid by the Seller. 10. The Seller warrants that the Seller, its benefi- ciaries, or agents of the Seller Or Of its beneficiaries have received no notices from any city, village or other govern- mental authority of zoning, building, fire or health code violations in respect to the real estate that have not been heretofore corrected. 11. The Provisions of the Uniform Vendor and Purchaser Risk Act of the State of Illinois shall be applicable to this contract. 12. The earnest money shall be held by for the mutual benefit of the parties. 13. If this contract is terminated without the Village's fault, the earnest money shall be returned to the Village, but if the termination is caused by the Village's fault, then at the option of the Seller and upon notice to the Village, the earnest money shall be forfeited to -the Seller and applied first to the payment of Seller's expenses; the balance, if any, to be retained by the Seller as liquidatedodamages, which shall be the Seller's sole remedy. -ft- 6 - 14. At the election of the Seller or the Village upon notice to the other party not less than 5 days prior to the time of closing', this sale shall be closed through an escrow with Chicago Title and Trust Company, in accordance with the general provisions of the usual form of Deed and Money Escrow Agreement then in use by Chicago Title and Trust Company, with such special provisions inserted in the escrow agreement as may be required to conform with this contract. Upon the creation of such an escrow, anything herein to the contrary notwith- ' standing, payment of purchase price and delivery of deed shall be made through the escrow and this contract and the earnest money shall be deposited in the escrow. The cost of the escrow shall be divided equally between the Seller and the Village. 15. Time is of the essence of this contract. 16. All notices herein required shall be in writing and shall be served on the parties at the following addresses: The Seller: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Boesche The Village: Terrance L. Burghard Village Manager Village of Mount Prospect 100 South Emerson Street Mount Propsect, Illinois 60056 The mailing of a notice by registered or certified mail, return receipt requested, shall be sufficient service. 14HRO agreement and the Village has caused this agreement to be executed by its Mayor and attested by its Clerk and the M, I Official seal of the Vii1age to heric,,%.un,�to aftfixed, al -I as of the day and year first above Evelyn P. BCJ�esche�� # ATTEST.- VILLAGE 0F.MOUNT PROSPECT By C'l e r k Mayor m, J 'Wool, S I MUNICIPAL,, AND CVvAL 1EN,'G1h`4EER,1NiG CONSULTANTS REG$1151TEREr, ' PRC)FESSK)NAL EhIGINE"E...RS ESTABLASHED 1064 25 1-980 President & Board of Trustees Village of Mount Prospect 100 South Emerson Street Mount Prospect, Illinois 60056 Re.- Pumping Station and Well House No. 17 Project No. 233.012 Bids Dear Members of the Board. - Bids for the above captioned pro3ect were received and opened at the Mount Prospect Village Hall at 10.-00 A.M., June 20, 1980. Six contractors submitted bids for the project (see enclosed Tabulation of Bids). Twenty-elight (28) contractors and suppliers picked up plans and spec- ifications for this project (see enclosed list). Our office has reviewed the submitted bids. The low bid of $327,600.00 was submitted by Keno & Sons Construction Company from Highland Park. This bid was 1.5% higher than the engineer's estimate of $322r655.00. The high bid was 9.2% over the engineer's est,imate. An Alternate A bid was also received. Alternate A deleted Items 1E, 2D and 3E (painting and cathodic protection). The same contractor was low bidder on Alternate A. The: bid for Alternate A was $313,600.00, $14,00.00 less than the bid. It is our educated opinion that for a savings of $14,000.00 'it would not be to the Village's advantage to delete the painting and cathodic protection from this project. Keno & Sons Construction Company is well regarded as is evident after checking their extensive list of references. Not one of the references that we contacted had anything adverse to say about this contractor (see enclosed list of references), Therefore, it 'is our recommendation that the Board accept Keno & Sons Construction Company's bid of $327,600.00 for the complete project and award the contract to this contractor.., Thank you very much for, cello wi'ng us to be of service 'to you. If we can be of further assistance, do not hesi.-tate to contact 'us. Very truly yours, RALPH F, GROSS & SON, ASSOCIATES INC. Kestutis P. Susinskas, P.E. [--*roject Manager Encls. cc. Ber nard, H. R. Hemmeter, P.E. Director of Engineering Herb Weeks ector of Public Works Keno & Sons Construction Companj M TABULATION F BIDS G LENT `_ � i1 T P O PE _ - _ - _ _ - . C3�',_,�,� SHEET -- PLACE:- VILLAGE HALL FRC?.!&CT PI§'¢ I °STTr - _ _ _ &THATTHE U CES -AS HOiISF 17 _ F GATE: U 4lE 20. _ 1 0 E II-_ ARE A TRUE AND R CT COPY or FILE NO.SIT PRICES RECEIVED FOR THIS g TIME: 10.00 A.M. � - __ .. . RALPHBSS O. I. I NAME KENO SONS CONST. GEORGE D HARDIN POLO�NIA CONST. CO. � � sew"cr AND CIVILAKIN ca i Lr r ADDRESS ENGINEER'S INTERSTATE GEN CON W+`1. ZEIGLER s SOLI T, P LMB -0 w, or, eHAwLA, no. v�., . f�,►� � .®�aE ESTIMATE � � � SKOKIE NWY 16 N. VAN BUREII 1017 N. KIGGIIIS RD CITY. STATE HIGNLAtlD PARK, IL FOREST PARK, IL CHICAGO, IL 60656 P.O. BOX 557 P.O. BOX 250 36 HERME . SID SECURITY OUNI t -- -- - _ - ROUND LAK IL I�RTHB;OOK I L LHC 40.00.00 CHECK 40t _ - _ 0 9_0n0 CHECK S38-000.00 CHECK $40,000.00 C C 37.OG t O CHC$36,000.00-- -_ _ CONTRACT WORKING DAYS; _ _� 270, 4 - - DSC IPTIN QUANTITY U IT TOTAL U IT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL .. T L UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL � UNIT TOTAL UNIT TTL TO' 1.`` -� - __ -_ _ »_ A. FOUNDATION AND FLOOR SLAB LUMP SUM 40 62 40, 00 79,100.00 42,000.00 31,000.00 3VE500l00 65 E 000, CO B. MASONRY WALLS LUMP SUM 11.590.00 14,000.00 16,000.00 14,500. 30,000.00 C. MISCELLANEOUS METAL LU UM 16,000.00 12E000!00 .000.00 7.575.00 5,000.00 8.000 10.300.00 11,000.00 9,500. D, ROOF DECK AND ROOFING 'LUMP U 12.375,00 3,000.00: 7.000.00 IOE000.00. 10,200.00 13E500.00 7.500, O .00 E. PAINTING L UMP SUM 6,400.00 3.000.00 7,000.00 3,700!00 �f�( a I ; T3T� I - 78.180.00 108.100.00 83, - _000. 69.700.00 g -- - _ 2. I IIID A. FOUNDATION AND FLOOR SLAB 7.600.00 7.000.00 11.000.00 7,000.00 B. STEEL STRUCTURE 6!000.00 11,500.00 4.000.00 12,500!00 15.000.00 12.000.00 13,000.00 10.500.00 6.000.00 C ROLL CK ST LUMP SUM 2,300.00 12.000!00 1,500.00 3.500500 3,500.00 PAINTING 7,500.00 3.000.00 4,000.00 LUMP SUM. 3 ! 750! OD 11000,00' 8110, 0 600.00 _ 750.00 2.000.00 I f T�'T .� IT QM 2 LUMP SUM - _ 26,150.00 24,500.00 27,300.24.100.00750. --- _ 74,00 22#50-0-00 2 A. PLUMB I UG .LUMP SUM 6,400.00 I0, 000.00: 7. G-00! 12.300.00 1,491.00 6,000.00 12,000.00 Bt HEATING ALIO VENTILATING LUMP SUM 61000.00 7,000, OO 6,000. 4,200.0 ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENTS LUMP SUM 20.500.00 28.000.00 29�_ . 7.500.00 11,000.00 6.00 .00 Cs 39.800.0 D9 EQUIPMENT CONTROL SYSTEM LUMP SLIM 67F000.00 46,000.00 50� ._ 39.500,00 35.000!00 45,000,00 50,500,0 48.500.0 42,300.00 50, 00.00 v CATHODIC PROTECTION SYSTEM LUMP SUM 14150.00 20.000,0 ,O 1.-.400. 9,00000 _ - _ . 9.100.00 1<000sOO. TOTAL ITEM LUMP SUM -- _ _- -- _ 120�OS0tO0 101 O.O 101000121f20O. OG 103.400.00 4. 1 6.0001 A. PIPING, VALVES AND MITERS LUMP SUM 89.025.00 74,000.0 108.400.0 206.500.0 1.17,500,00 BE CHLORINATION AND PHOSPHATE 110,000!00 125,753.00 EQUIPMENT LUMP SUM 11,100,00 14,000.0C 13,000.0 11.800.0 . 12,000.00 C. PUMPS 13,000.00 15,000.00 LUMP SUM 4.150.0 61000.0 5!000,0 7,200.0 1,500.00 - - - 6 f QQO.00 10.000 TOTAL ITEM 4 =- T - -_ _ , LUMP SLIM 104,275 940, 0 126.400 0 _ 2310 1310.10 129.000,00 .5 73 I OTL BID ITE I THRU 4 327 � ., .00 52, 1GO0.00 337,700.00 _ 343, Ot00 /( �j�j�f�/ _- 350,900.00 352 5f0 - - - -. TAB -U 2 $MEETVILLAGE HALL Ci IVIT PLACE.' f7AWITIt-D THAT THE UNIT PRI -CES AS '5rio" VtW I S T N), 1. J DATIEa JUNE 201 1980§ ARE A TRUE AND CORA T COPY OF - LNIT PRICES P.ECEIV D roR HIS FILE Iv 0. TIME.,10-00 A.M. RALPH F. GROSS & SO'# SOLS. IAC# MME °� SO.'S COI ENGINEER'S CONST, GEORGE RDI POLONIA CONST, INTERSTATE GEN CON WM. ZEIGLER a SON RAY Ti MEYER PLMB MUNICIPAL,ZioqT^t4; ESTIMATE 3250 SKOKIE WWY 7600 W. VAN BUREN 7017 #S a H I GG I NS P.O. BOX 557 P.O. SOX 250 1362 SHER�"IER RD. 117-0 Lam. �! PACK, 1 eclat CITY,TA 141GH 10 PARK FOREST PARK. IL CHICAGO, IL 60656 LONG GROVE, IL ROUND LAKE. IL NORTHBROOK, IL BID -SECURITY AND AMOUNT: CONTRACT WORKING DAYS-.� --- _ Tul DESCRIPTIO' QUANTITY UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UN TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL 0NIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT r TOTAL DIY A. FOUNDATION AND FLOORS B LUMP SUM 40.210.00 790100.00 42.000.00 31:000.x' 38, 500.00 65, 000.00 30,000,00 B. MASONRYWALLS LUMP SUS 11,500.100 14,000.00 16.000.00 14,500.00 16,000.00 12.000.00 12,000.00 Ca ISCEL kEOU METAL LU SUM 7.575.00 51000.00 81000.00 10.300.00 11:000,,10 0:500,00 _ I 31000.00 D. O DECK AND ROOFING LUMP SUM 12.3.5€00 7:000.00 10:000.00 10,200. 13:500.00 70500.0 6:000.00 TOTAL ITEM 1A - � _ _ - LUMP SUM 71 7410D 10511100000 76.000.00 66,000 _ 71000. 4 000.0 51:000.00 2A. METAI Br11 DING A. FOUNDATION AND FLOOR SLAB M 600 00 (}00 0 000 (� � �} j� j� j �yp� j�jy �t (g FOUhIlATION AIID �L00R SLAB LUMP I( �tC.fUUE41U fLtUtia�i� ��sVll4la �ftl��a Uttl�tlatJ� 1�r�itVeVl/ `Es� ti B. STEEL STRUCTURE LUMP SUM 120500.00 15,000.00 12.000. 131000.0(00# 0 100500.00 6,000.00 12,000.00 I C. ROLL BACK SYSTEM LUMP SUM 2,300.00 1,500.00 31500.0 31500. a- 7,500.00 31 000.00 4,000, 00 1 TOTAL ITEM 2A LUMP SUM 22,400.00 23,500.00 26,500.0( 23.500.0 _ -_ 24, 000.00 20.500.00 ' 20,10, PLUMBING Ll1F� SUM 6f400iV0 1C1f000.0 7:000.0 12:300.0 A. 7.491,00 6,000.00 12,000.00 I B. TING AND VENTILATING LUMP SUM 6:000.00 7,000. 00 60000#0 4,200€0 70500.00 11.000. 6#000.00 I C® ELECTRICAL IM P011F ,E ITS LUMP SUM 20,500.00 28,000#0 29,000.0 30,800.0 391 S00. 00 ~ 35:000, 451000E Off D. EQUIPMENT 00IITR0 SYSTEM LUMP UM 671000!00 461000.0 501000E0 50,500.0 48.500€00 42,300.00 50.000€00 TOTAL ITEM 3A ---r- _ LUMP SUM 99:900.00 91.:000#0 1060500. 12900 4.300303f00& 1 A. PIPING, VALVES AND METERS LUMP SUM 80.025.00 74,OOG.00 108.400.0 106,500.0 137,500.00 110#000,00 125,753. � E CHLORINATION #U PHOSPHATE EQUIPMENT LUMP SUM 11,10(1.00 1.4:000.00' 13,000.00 17,800.0012#000.00 I31000100 15,000.00 C. PUMPS LUMP U 4,150.00 61000.00 5,000.0 7!200.0 �} (� .. .-.. ._ 1f�€#RF6,000. 10,000.00 TOTAL ITEM 4 A LUMP SUIS 104 0275, 00 94 a 0001 � 12�400# ; --' - _131t000.oc 129,000.- 1501753.00 TOL BID I TES lA THRIJ 27:00.00 _336. 9911G0 337,800.00 334,753.00 --- - " ILII Village of Mount Prospect Motint Prosper:1, 111410is I INTER01 TICE MEMORANDA.Al SUBJECT.- Bid for Truck Mounted Crane Sealed bids were opened on June 25, 1980, for the Proposed purchase of a truck mo I unted crane. Nine inv tational bids were sent out and the following three bids were received. Less Purchase cost incl. .yodel Base Bid Trade-in Trai de -n Schuster Equip. Co. H 11 �_ 1AW B 5/ T125,023 T2,000 $23,,023-00 Tractor & Equip.Ccs . Hiab 1165 AW 263o9O7 5,000 219907-00 Runnion Equip.Co. National 232548 25000 21,548.00 N70/29 The lowest bid as submitted by the Runnion Equip. Co. on a Natio`l N70/29 should be disqualified for not meeting the follo-ving basic specifications, a, Specifications call for a hydraulically extended boom to 27 ft. The National crane extends hydraulically to 16 ft. with manual extensions to 28 ft. (When you're moving a heavy load, you need hydraulic movement on lateralposit' , ioning.) b. Our specifications call for a lifting capacity of 2750 lbs. fully extended, and the National crane is only rated at 2000 lbs. (On numerous occasions we require maximum lift at maximum reach. This becomes critical when we are working near excavations and the crane truck is set up away from edge of hole for safety-) I 1*ecommend that the next lowest bid as submitted by Tractor and Eollipmtint Co. be accepted. alleir net bid of C7 CC (includes -trade-in) on a lab 1165 AW crane meets or exceeds all of our specifications. �r t, - 47, 2,0 77 WEST WASHINGTON -SUITE 1020 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60602 , JOHN M. RURKE 312-726-6630 5120 FOREST EDMUND P. 6URKE DOWNERS `^' OwVE, ILLINOIS 60515 DENNIS-J. RURKE 612-9197 June 23, 1980 President and Board of Trustees Village of Mount Prospect 100 South Emerson Mt. Prospect, Illinois Gentlemen:' tl been r asked to review a 'I have recently en y request e s by the Woodview Civic Association for an additional payment .of $2,500-00 for attorneys fees in connection with the Wheeling Trust and Savings case. This would be a second payment, the sum of $700.00 having been ogo" previously made. As you are , e and several g e aware the Villa trustees have been sued as a result of the first payment to Woodview Civic Association. This suit remains pending and although it is my opinion that the Village was justified in making payment, I feel that it would be more judicious in making no further payments to the Woodview group until the court has determined the legality of the first payment. Therefore, it is my opinion that the Village should delay any action to make an additional payment to Woodview Civic Association until a decision has been reached in the pending litigation.` If you need any further information, please contact me. Fours very truly 'RKE & BURKE , Ltd. Jh.n M. B,,urke J M B:DCK. cc: Mr. Terrance Burghard ORDINANCE No. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 5 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE. OR MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS,AS FOLLOWS. - SECTION ONE* Article X of Chapter 5 of the Municipal Code of Vio ....... ... ... .. ,,e 1.11age Of Mount Prospect be, and the same is hereby, deleted and tlie Conununity Services and Mental Health Commission be, and t is herebyt abolished. SECTION TWO.: Article XIV of Chapter 5 Of the Municipal Code of the Village of Mount Prospect be, and it*is herebya deleted and the Drainage, and Clean streams Commission be, nd it is hereby, abolished. SECTION TR HEE: This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval and Publication in the ma provided by law. neer Passed this day of 1980. AYES : NAYS: ABSENT. - Approved this day of r 19800 Attest.- _""Vi_1_1agj_ Villaqe President ' M Cj,:?U) ]"E' NANC E ZON=G AP�41�3 GYF-U",TN7TT-r\4'G A Z0N!T,,D/0"' 11- -v I rl ��4 T, 111 "F\" AIP,10 DEVE' N1 iIP"'PROVAI, 13'RD"1':1v1Ary P1 E- 4 a11 S n d S,a V6J- 13 n- T u ,.....µ , I S SII e a u e S t S F' -1) c ok a "I ,v,,zn ris t u . �^» , Nu cn f y, ben,ei.ax t1l, e B r 'J. c ki-ri a ri, ri d ID e r i�� f 1. c.."l-JI a.,Y-� .1] be r ef err ec'],, t: o (".I o 1] ecti,vely zis e ri (-,,i - are th(--� ovir)i,ers of a. i:)arc�,,,el- of rieia]- estat:e describE�d as: C e JL � " � :, 1, � . j c) 'I t 1.) S t 1- 1- J -I p r (-) v S L 1 MN tq1" de,:,cn,-ibed as (-, t t: thiat plart. t: r e C Soti ast corr sa e i, -i 'V"�FE."�st al -D 19 t- h e S 0 ti -1- 1 1 n e o f s a i, d ild Es o t 1. 2 5 0 fElet; t.A,-ie.n(Ne N �,,:) i- t: 1-i e j.- I y pc.,t.)---a1*1.e1 w1th t.:'1' -).1e T.,.�11a,st:er]y 1--i-i-ie c,)f said 1*4ot, 1-50,A1 t Yi e n c e East pax-a.11e.1 wltt,i th.0 Slotith I,Jr-iie ol f s a. i. d IA-) -t-1 -L 2 5 . 0 f e e t P- t, o t. hi, e Easter1y 1-ine y e -AD I- A d e s exc f j- c,, r b c! (I s c t as 13 e c o f s a. d '.T., o -t I 'I E31 5 0 f e e t V�%, e, s t: o ea.st .1 the Sot C (...) 1.7 n, e sallu,, L(DL- a j,,i C-1 1.1�1 I'll 1, 1"), c ther,,)c(,,-� West along s�,,iid S o u. t h J. J- 1 2 0 1-t e wit.A-1 t:1,ie 1.,ine of sa" 1, (I Tj 0 �".. '.I. 5 5 10 J.' e. e L or Lo t Sout'he.r:�.I.y pari.ille-I., t'he 7 0 A— I.JiMe of sai (.1 Lot "A 1 5 Ei - 0 :f.", e e t t o t: h e P,Laca d -n IVJOCIDVIEI,�� M11AN0..P,'j UN"E.A. N604 2,, b e Po. a. Su1.-)div.j-sdc-)i[ 1 o'C" par -t:, (D.iC: -the Sout-lh,east .1.//4' of Sect:.Id.oi-i 24, 42 19 P, n _S t -o as t1ne d r i, e r s p,r." e q -ei(fl t:Iia.t S,I-)"JECt WHERE2.)S, Petil i.ol, S -i D1i FEi . -ri ct the prov,:i-silons e Z1,,'n-iing of' the VJ.11i--.ije of P-z,ospect (h e r -i a L' t il: t hzi� t.,,. a t le n, p e A.." c e n't le- e f e x" r-- e d -t- (Z), Ca w -p e Z 0 111. j- r 0rdJ-T,.-,,ianc.,.,e 4 Jens-, be of I i t, a� �:J.a-l. 1 -ISO fo'l- e t spel(,. V cl Ism-.. f -in cj,-Ltsc,, 1) a nn �,�, �,_.. d � ��.� � 1 n .`U °� � ... (-tr FIS S e 117 T !3 ,- 0. c. Was '1_ u OIL t h P eO!'"'nrs" ii -i case Z 0 u ]Pro s p c t .7-%,"', r 1-1, 2 /. 9 8 Boil,"'Cl of App(: -,,,a of e 1Vi1Je of p J i,,j a. n o p r p le i- p e Nlcutifu llros t i -1 C 1� 0 e 1) s l'i e d a D 1- 9 8 0; ai-id 1%`1 111.iREAS ' tl- 11 6, n. "'"",oard of Appea- s III(' SIII J - SII e a u e S t S 1.) t, I C dr P. Po H" El E, C' i.t t e V i J, L a - e T3 o a r d of ttj o i, I I c c' c P e L. JIL ni, e rc; i-, ri j c Tr Tc e e t q u e C.; I i (,-A 7 C, T 3� ng, 7 -1 d r" a e ri (-,,i - 1C L y c) t 11) P r W] S 0 Dc"L,[ t h I C e JL � " � :, 1, � . j c) 'I t 1.) S t 1- 1- J -I p r (-) v S L 1 MN e Y�, MEMEMEMEMP—q �11 I EREAS V the id,�nt n0 l o a (,-, - Tr ustees o the Vi I I age of Mount PrDsnect hc-,v e d i r..,. ed' L h a t w i t h i_- e s p (::, c It- to the IP e t i t ion e r s fOr j,3ci_a1 pe, i,,At to permlt the devclop m t h. e S u 1-) y w i t h r I a. 11 n d eve" o pm en t c t P r o p e, that Petitioners have sat...LsIH,.-�d the standarcJs for the grant of such approvals as !E;et fc,)L-th in Sect.ion 14.704 3 tho cof Art VII of Zoning Ordinance a,n.d 'in Section 14.2503 cif Article XXV of the Zoning Ordinance an111 Lilri(,]. that it wou.ld be in the best interest of the Village of Mount Prospect- to grant Petitioners -their various requests subject to the conditions set forth in this Ordinance. NOW .1 , THEREFORE, F -))E 1T 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 herein as findings of fact by the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect. 19 SECTION TWO: Map 50-N of the zoning map of the Village of Mount Prospect. Cook County, Illinois, be, and it is hereby, amended by clas-sifying the following described real estate in the R-4 Residential Development District: Lot "A". except that part thereof described as follows.- Commencing at the Southeast corner 'of said Lot- then,fest along the South line of said Lot, 125,0 feet; thence Nori:herly parallel with the Easterly line of said Lot, 150.0 feet; thence East parallel with the S*0*'uth 1-ine of said of, 12-5.0 feet- to the Easterly line thereof - thence Southerly along the Easterly line of said Lot, 150.0 -1,_:'eet to the place of beginning, and excepting also that part of said Lot "A" described .,as follows: Beginning at a point on the out line ,.of said Lot "A", 185.0 feet West of the Southeast corner of said Lot and running thence West alo . ng said South line 172.0 feet; ,thence Northerly parallel with the Easterly line of said Lot, 155.0 feet, thence East parallel with said out line of Lot "A" 172.0 thence Southerly parallel it he Easterly line of said Lot "A", 155.0 feet to the:4 place of beginning, in WOODVIEW .ANOR, UNIT NO. 2" being a Subdivision of part of the Southeast 1/4 of Section 24, Township 42 North, Range 11. East of the 3rd Principal Mer'idian in Cook County, Illinois, 0-iereinafter relerr2ci to as the "Subject Property"). SECTION THREE: The President and Boa,7(c']. of Trustees of the Village ok, Mount Prospect hereby grant pursuant, to Articles VII aHid XX V of Zoning 0.rd-inancc, a spccial. use permit to the Subject Property as a planned unit d��,velopment subject to Petit,.J.'3','i.e1.'.s' coiiip-1lance with th.e following: 1. Thc_n site plan for the Subje-_ct Property which is attached hereto as Exhibit A and incorporated herein by. this reference.-., 'i 2. The landscapinq. plan for the Subject Property -which is attached. hereto as Exhibit B and incorporated herein by this reference. The type, sizr.� and height of 1andsicaping to be provided - 2 -- PUT: ls'Lla,l-1 t Lo SP1z".1n, ShEl.'"Ll. s1_11)jecl t(DI t1le t-eview - nd of 1:'111he l)-irec.,tor of C n ri,i ty, 'The a.L, and Board Ti ( -..)f Village 0 %_ ,:lE"_TM-N FOUR - of Yloiant Prospect l,,e,eby g.r.ani: Pet, pt.ir-stlarit -to Secti..C_")n I a -, e , 14.1507 of Zon.liig Ordinane..�e, a te�.-1 pel'.cerll_-_-, (1.0%) incre", S i r"i t P i. "o p e r t y p e, -,r.-r ni_,ai,iber iof umit.s j,)e-.l- �,--,icrie, of t. S W..."1. b j e tr.l.d.er Sectior-.i 1.4. 1501A3 ol"' the Zonincj 0,rdl nance for a. mlax_fin rtil"l.mt of 17.6 ti.n.it,,s per acre for t.,he Propert-y provided the ... . .................. . .. . ...... 1(.-,,titlones de t -, he play area a.nd l.-)arbec,,,je areas as show.z-1 1), 4 t A heret- If -to so develop the Sub- ecl: f arcEll,E), 2A"ACl,..`Ll dJ_nq b y Ez, e'la. t .., °'` i n a p .1 e sI.ncy rt, s cl i.,i f t h e I u b y Ol t de:nsit:� bo .,-s .-ein sh,_all be and o f n o, E u J.,orce an,id affect. SECTION F",' VE,� Pursuc--int IL'o tl"ie Sect:i'.on 16 407 of ChFq,,'�ter DG rof the Munic.iL.pal Code of t'he Village of Mount, PrOsi.,,.)ecL_ (the "Developmey,,it Code"'), tlhc Prc.,�s_i_d(n�t. ain(]. Board of Trustees of t.-lhe Vill age off" Mo_-�,,,mt P2�Ospect he"feby require Pet,it_-.,i..cners 1--o ke a cash to the 1Z.i..,zer ',,.Prails Park D,i.st--,,,r,j c t- j. 1-1 tille aimi,j.nIC, of . ... . . liei.i. of the dedication of- land for a pa r k s 2;_ t e Si_ich �,,miotmt shall be payable as fol]_ol�,7s F, our lli..inli!ired. and, Seventy-11"'i've Dol.lars sha-1-1. be 'c)aid to ti he River "Prails Park, l,,)_iLstric..,t for each dwel,'l J'Arig Ui-lit to ble located on, the Stibject Prop(�:,rty oii. or ll:.Dlefolre the -tii-iie a tenripoirar, occu ancy certifl- Y P caL(2:iis sotigl"i-ll�l for eactl7t siach dwel lJ.,n.g un.j.,t. or If a I em.pora,.-ry c,e r 1E g hi e a ch, t e a f'.i., n a. 1 e r t i f J_ c at for c, ---s such dwel ling �_md.t J_ is sojjgh�t.. No such certi.l..'icate shall. i.,, -.;sued -t.mless axid, tint. proof (,-)f of t -he reauired amount sl"I'lla"ll- be to -L-,,h.e The Pres.idlent and .1L Boar'd of Trust.,cees find thC_-,aA:. ,"3uc,h a oi,,,i is necessary -to "J'_nsu re (,-2 roper p.r,�ov- i - L. - L 4 P � L. S I Oil Of' p a, k f a c i I ities -F()r persoias- expected to c.�s A4�,- within the plam"ked residential dev"elopmei.-it to be 10cated on t,-.J'ie StibjE�Ct Pr�OT?&i-ty. S ('N SIX: The spec,"Lia-1. use permAt for the planned development be Locat,ed on the Sljlject Pi,,,,oplerty sh.all be subje(,-,,t r,z i f T -,, e t'J., 01) Lts grali,t. SE(","TIOl1"4' SEVET,7�� "Ir h e isionss, of t:hi s Ox-d.,L'nanlr',le d 11 C C e SSC 1 C-1 T1 e f i t , o the h e- j LAD a S -ier's i--i,,nd as evidie-1.7ice thereof s li a I J""'llll`.)e -Io f t I-.,, e o i COAJJI't"�?` RecOrdlc:,r of Dee(,."Is or Re 91 S t't, ,a r of T:��` t 11 v• e r Ls applicabl"e. sl` 11 N E I G, T-Fln Th i !�i; G d i n a n C:., e . . ......... . 17 0 �1_ I a'1A f , S a s s a g E� Drovolal, an,.`iL pu' io, n e- rTtal,�'lner P r" C)T 7 b P a s s e 0 B S 11] JV 1r V rj� t 0, d,av of �d F 19 8 A p, 'Exr o T,), e d 4 S i L . exam ..... . e C l e ir I; ,�a Y Nitiaiit Prof-petty 111illoi 91 444 :u. ', � w INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM. . TCS. Magor and Board, of 'Trustees FROM: Trustee Leo Floros, Building Committee Chairman SUBJECT: MINUTES OF JUNE 91 1980 BUILDING COMMITTEE MEETING DATE: Tune 17, 1980 CALL TO ORDER The meeting was celled to order At 7. 0 p.m, by Chairman Floras. Present were: Trustees Floros, Murauskis, and Richardson; and: staff Steve Park, Village Planner. ITEMS TO BE DISCUSSED k ZBA--3-Z 80 and ZBA -4-- -'80 P j m:oud Hunt z"ickier ' 71.7 . il�"le St., and °° °n ��Ad `a" 1" w, The petitioner is requesting a rezoning ofone let to-B-3 and variations for building setback, parking space size, use of the required yard for parking, and to allow more than one main use in a building. Six residents of Wille Street were present and voiced objection to the petition. Village Staff recommended denial of the petition. The Committee voted 3--0 to recommend denial of the rezoning and variations. Because the Zoning Board of Appeals recommended denial of the petition, five votes of the Village Board would be required for approval, ZBA-17-A-80 Kenneth Fritz for Village of Mound. Pro e A text amendment to allow a 10% ?density bonus in the R-3 I triet n for provision o€ amenities, if approved by the president and Board of Trustees, to conform to the same provision in the R--4 District. The Committee voted 3_0 to recommend approval of the text amendment. .h ZBA-18-V'-80 Ernest J. a uana, 908 E. Central Road, (.Ma 9-N The petitioner is requesting a: variation in order to permit a circular drive in the extension aide yard.. There is a recently constructed median in front of his home. The Committee voted 3-0 to recommend approval of the petition with conditions of the reduction of the width to 10 feet and landscaping to be provided. qTUIaGd 0q UOTqPTaPA PaTtJ4 V -qaaj 6 oq 01 WOaj qqPTM ITP49 'a' P. 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J.TOM' 0:'06�'"--ip AK -6Z N _T 0 086T 16 aunt G9'4-4TMMO:) BuT.PTTnq 5 P cl y Page Three Building Committee June 9, 1980 parking in ten feet of the required twenty foot rear yard was with.drawn`. The Committee voted. -0 to recommend approval of bath variations. The Zoning Beard of .Appeals recommended for approval on the truck loading space variation for a Health Club p and against approval of the variation in parking stall size. Therefore, four votes of the Village Board would be required on the variation for truck loading spaces and five votes of the Board would be required for the variation in-parking stall site. 9 r j Village of Mount F_ apect 100 S. 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NOW, F"REBE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF T11E VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS as follows:. SECT10NONE,.- Schedule VI Of Article 20 of' Ctiapter 18 (Traffic' C6F3C-_,)0F_t_H'eMunicipal Code of thez Village of' M A. , 0�kjnt, Prospect be and the s,ame is herebyt amen,ded by add' 11-19 to, said Schedule the column headed "'Nzim,,e of Street"" of sa,id Scheldule, the street, ca,"lled "WO=Stg�ate Roadl' In *tS, Proper, alphabet_:Lcal sequence and Under tl-le colui,"iin headed "Side. of Street"' of saALd Schedule the words "'Ea.st and, West"' POs "fie Westgate Road as 1t appear's I'll 'd Schedule, and under the coltj,mn headed "'Description", of s a 11 Schedule the language "The' first 200 fe:et, north, of Central Road" Oppos,lite Wesit,gate Road as it appearis in said Schedule, so t1lat said amend[Rent to Schedule VI shall hereafter be and read as fol I ows Name of Street S'ide of Street Description Westgate Road East and West The first -200 feet north of Central, Road S1.'=IO0 TWO: Schedule I of Article 20 of Chapter (Tr�,iff,"ic Municipal Code of t_he Vil lage of' mour alnld izh4e same is hereb, tIt pros'pec,t ,y, amei-ided by, addi ng, o sal.d Schedule un,:(`1c,r the Column 1-ieaded "Name o'f Street"' of said Scheduleip 'the s tree t called "Busse Avernti,e" in its, proper alphabetli,cal s (,;.,,quqnce and, under the, colui-iin headed "Dir.ection of Traffic move�me'n-7E" of' said, Schedule, the 'words "Eas�t: and ern to Bu,ss appe Avenue as it ears h said Scedule and under -the column headed "Speed Limit (MPH)'L the number "25" ?per it to B'usse Avenue as it appears, in said Schedule, and under the column headed "Des ,criptiijoftf" the langiAage "Btw. Main Street an"d Mount Prospect Roadt" opposite tO--Busse Avenue as it appears in said Schedule, SO that said" amendment to Schedule I shall here -after -be and read as follows-, Direction of Speed Limit Name of Street Traffic Movement (mpff) Busse -Avenue East and 25 Westbound Btw. Main and Mount Prospect Road ,�i" Sh(_'TION "I"H R is Ord Lnaiic�_,, I"till, fc)i-ce m,icl c . ..... . .. . and its passag(::-Ir a I- p r- c) v a a n c -,)ub1J c�)tion ii FA 1.,)y G2, I Passed this day of 1980. A YE S NAYS: ABSENT: Approved this day of 19 8 0 Approved,; Village Presi ent Attest: ..... . . . ........... . . ....... N, N, M" `,.,village of Mount Prospect Mount Prospect, Illinois INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TOM Public Health and Safety Committee Trustee Theodore J. Wattenberg, Chairman Trustees Norma J. Murauskis, Gerald L. Farley FROM: Board of Health Dr. A. Dressen, Chairman SUBJECT: Proposal To Allow For No -Smoking Areas In Restaurants DATE: June 26, 1980 Managers or representatives of 50% or 35 of the 71 restaurants or food service establishments within the Village of Mqpnt Prospect were contacted directly by a member of the Board of Health regarding the establishing of a non-smoking area within each facility. Eight of the restaurants checked were found to have non-smoking areas and three used air purifiers- for smoke elimination as shown on the accompanying classifica- tion list. Sixteen were amenable to either establishing a non-smoking area or did not consider it a problem in their establishment because of their ability, upon request, to seat people in a -vented or smoke free area. Eight of the managers contacted objected in principal, because of their clientele or because of the limited amount of available space within the facility. In almost all cases managers of restaurants not havinq non-smoking sections have not encountered problems because of the lack of a non-smoking area. Our canvass would suggest that most restaurants listed in Item 2 of the classifi- cation would voluntarily set a -side a non-smoking section upon request of the Village Trustees, either directly or through the Chamber of Commerce. Alternatively, establishing non-smoking areas as an accomodate on'is possibly best handled by the public, by individuals requesting to be seated in non-smoking areas. TPL/mm cc: R. J. Doney, Department Laison to PHSC T. P. Luehring,, Director of Health Services Board of Health Members CLASSIFICATION LIST 1. Restaurants found to have non-smoking areas (a) or air purifiers (b) Arnar-Stone (a) Golden Bear (a) Moloneys (a) Randees (a) Red Lobster �(a) Sizzler (a) Wags i(a) Wendy's a) El Sombrero (b) Paso sseris Bakery (b) Ye Old Town Inn (b) 2. Restaurants that (a) would establish a non-smoking area if requested, (b) are neutral or(c' have not encountered any problem because of ability to seat I customers in rens away from smoking patrons. Danneo I s (a) Flaming Torch (a) Four Seasons (a) Holiday Inn—Raffles (c) Jake's Pizza 'N Pub (a) JoJo,s (a) Kresge's (a.,b) McDonald's (a,b) Meeting Place (c) Montery Whaling Village (a,b,,c) Montgomery Wards (b,c) Olympus Gyros (a) -,, Pepe' s Tacos ( a ) Reunion(a,c) Sambo's (a) Tartan Tray (c) 3. Restaurants (a) opposed to hon -smoking area, (b) to small to institute non-smoking area. Artemis (a) Barone's (a) Butch McGuires (a) Evans (a) Felini's (a) Honey Bee (ab) Kallens (a) Mrs. P and Me (a,b) Sunrise (a) A LAW Cit FICES Ross, Hardies, O'Keefe, Babcock & Parsons ONE IBM PLAZA RICHARD r. D^r4COCK RICHARD J, RAPPAPORT SUITE IOU SARDAPA SARAN METH A. McWILL1^MS KEITH I.P^Q4%ONS EDWARD F. RYAN PETER A. STPATIGOS SPIAN W OLAESSCR JOHN C,,NOCL VWALKCIR WINTER CLIrrORD L.WCAVICR CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60611 JOCL r. eoNocFt JULIE O'COHNOR JOHN 8 ANOCLO ROBERT 9:.VVANGARID LARRY R. GOLDSTEIN JOHN B. CAROTHERS ERIC S. PALLES raCorpIC 0 FLOBERG MICHAEL H. K1Nr. TELEPHONE 312-467-9300 MONICA A.CARROLL KAREN K. PHILLIPS DAVID N. MCDRIDC ROBERT L. LANDESS, wmoTr ALExANDCR R. DOMANSMS JAMES M. PHIPPS WILLIAM J. WINGER JAMES K.TOOHEY TW X 910-221-1154 JOHN J. FITZGERALD rRANCtS E.PRCLL 0, iA*`L1N SMITH PAUL A. LUTTEP rpro P. BOSSIEL64AN JOAN WEBSTER CONNOR SpVCC J. McWHIRTER JEFFREY P. LADD o^vio r. STERLING PETER A. STPATIGOS DONALD W. CLAVES WILLIAM D. SERRITELLA JOHN E. DUANE WILLIAM H. LUKING WILLIAM P. o*KEcrE,jp. CHERYL K. HACHMAN WILLIAM rREIVOGEL Roe CRT C. N CwMAN JOHN D. PURDY, JR. LARRY R. GOLDSTEIN ROBERT J. PRIST^Vr WENDY U. LARSEN DUANE A. FEUPICIR or COUNSEL CLARENCE N. ROSS MELVIN A. HARDICS CHARLES r. wmoTr WILLIAM P. O'KEEFE 0920-0970) June 19, 1980 Mr. Patrick Leuhring Director of Health Services Village of Mount Prospect 100 S. Emerson Street Mount Prospect, Illinois 60056 RIM Dear Pat: KEVIN C. GALLAGHER TODIN M. RICHTER SLISAN'S, MARMON KCVIN J. PIELLCY DAVID T. HEJWA JAMCS D.PILCY.JR, KEITH A. KLOPrcNsTciN.Jn. vA,Pa*P* Ross ARNOLD H. LANDIS POD CRT W. SACOrr JOHN J. LAWLOR KEITH P. 5CM0CNr9cPorR SUSAN G. LICHTENrELD CHARLES L.SIEMON ROBERT E,LOCKNER SUSAN N-51CIAPINIS LINDA A. 14ALONE: DONALD J. TRISBETT FRED W. MATTLIN JOHN J.VONDRAN .4 'In to V�7 9 Incorporation of Federal and State Health I_ Re2ulations Reference In your memorandum to me dated June 16, 1980, you asked whether the Village of Mount Prospect could incorporate by reference specified Federal and state regulations concerning sanitation. The Illinois Municipal Code in Section 1-3-2, Ill'. :Rev. Stat. , 1979, ch. 24, §1-3-2 %provides in part as follows: "Any municipality is -likewise authorized and empowered to adopt by reference the provisions of any public records, provided likewise, that 3 copies of such public record are kept on file in the office -of the clerk of the municipality as provided above for regulations. The filing requirement herein prescribed shall not be deemed to be complied with unless the required copies of such regulations or public record are filed with the clerk of such municipality for a period of 30 days prior to adoption of the ordinance which incorporates such regulations or public record by reference. No regulations nor public record of any jurisdiction other than the_ State of Illinois shall be adopted hereunder covering -any subject matter for which standards are available in any public record of the State of Illinois." Mr. Patri jeuhring June 19, 1�dO Page' Two Section 1-3-1 of the Illinois Municipal Code, Ill. Rev. Stat., 1979, ch. 24, §1-3-1 provides that a public record means "any municipal, state or federal statute, rule, or regulation Therefore, it would be possible for the Village of Mount Prospect to adopt by reference federal -and state sanitation regulations. Sincerely, Barbara Baran BB:ems ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE AYIENDING THE SIGN ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT 4W 40 11 WHEREAS, the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Pros ect fi4nd that it would be in the best interest of the P I Village to am,end the sign provisions of Article IV of Chapter 9 of the Municipal Code of the Village of Mount Prospect as'set forth hereinaf ter. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT,'COOK COUNTYr ILLINOIS AS FOLLO SECTION ONE Section 9.401B of' Article IV of Chapter 9 of the, 'r R:Ei Ti c de of the Village, of Mount Prospect be, and the ,same is hereby, amended by deleting therefrom the language "Board of Appeals of the Village" from said Sect -ion, and 1i nserting ace "President and Beard, of Trustees of in its plthe language, the Vi'ala ge,"" so that said Sectlon shall hereafter be jand read as follows-. Section 9.401B. No person shall hereafter erect, construct, relocater structurally alter or maintain any sign'. bill- board or advertising device, as defined herein, on or . over Public property without first having obtained prior permis- Sion from the President and Board of Trust,, -,,,es of the Village, ,SECTION TWO: Section, 9.406 of Article IV of Chapter 9 of the Mul�"icipal Code of 'the V11,11age of Mount Prosoject be, and the same ihereby, amended by adding thereto in 'its proper alphabetical sequence the following language: Identification Sign. A sign giving 4* -.he name and, 'if desired$ the addre'ss of a development consisting of at least five business establishments and located on a lot or lots of at least 20 acres. Such slign may, be wholly or partly devoted to a readily recoqnziablez logol trademark or other identif * Ifying symbol'. A - � I V f C h a p t e r 9 c f t h ent SECTIC)�q ".MiREIE.: Section 9.407H of A.Lticle:2� Code of the VIllage of Moun't_- -Prospect b.e, the same t T -ing and reletterintie existina amended by renumbe,"r tigraphs of said Sectionto the following: "'Section 9..407H.' Signs in Ind'ustrlial District: 1. Within the I-1 Industrial Dis-t-rict and the, 1-2 Railroad District signs are permitted subject to the following regulations : a 1," The total surface of all business signs on a lot shall not exceed four (4) square feet for each iineal foot of building frontage in the I-1 Industrial District and two (2) square feet for- each lineal foot of building frontage in the 1-2 Railroad District. b. Advertising signs shall be permitted only upon unim- proved "Lots in the I-1 DistErict and shall. not be per- =tted in the 1-2 District. Advertising signs in the I-1,District shall bEa- as regulated in the B-3 Business District. C Projecting signs provided the same do not project more than thirty six inches (36") from any bullding. ..4 I I Shall not extend over property line. 2. Shall not exceed. the sum of sixteen (16) square feet. d The height provisions Of the B-3 Business District shall apply to the industrial- district." and adding to said Secticn, a new subsect;6--ion 2 containing the fol - 1 o w n g 1 a n g g e 2. In the _71r.-1 Liqht Tndus I trial District ident.1fication signs shall be pe-r-m-17-tted subject tsc) the following: k-wel%re (12) 'Eeet in Si-,tch signs shall be no more than 4 height measured from the grade of__ the curb. b.a. , shall be 'no laraer than 120 feet- per sIgn face provided,. however., that in any development which exceeds 120 acres, an a dd`t*o-nal, one square -foot Yper sign face shall be permitted .r each additional acre of silch development (murii -of 30Ct squa.rt,,feet per .5ign, S ulch -sir-TAr"Is rt�ay be Illuminated directly or indirectly p r, i *ded 'Chat -the source of such " illumiration cannot be Iseen from any ralsidence or residential area, d. 1.iie location, of ground identification signs shall be surbject tothe followine'v110 , S V. uch signs shiall be seL lback at.gel east twelve feet from each lot ine of the property on Twhich such sign is located provided, h-owever, that such signs located on corner 1,.)ts shall riot be located within a triangle formed by connecting the property lines of such corner Lot which abut any two right-of-way lines of an,y intersecting streets. TJ1e lengtlh of the otngi.e. leg a sure d along s-uch property 1` s 1. 'be "wenty-five (25) feet. M 2. Suchsi,�-n, MEk i '" - Y publikc right -of. wayI -, ,-, I t � j L t aid Board of Trustees P" ' c'ur, d e J !�owevz>r that nO SO such sign shall be in, p uI blic -w,:,Iy if the President and Board of Trustees determine that such sign would obstruct, 'impair or interfere with, traffic. or sight of traffic and, further provided that the Village may revoke any such authorizatlon given pursuant to thisprovI s' on at any time and further provided that the owner of such sign shall enter into a release and indemnification agreement acceptable to the Village Board, and Village attorney prior to the erection of any such sign which is authorized." so that said Section, shall hereaft'er be and re"a'd as follows.' "Section 9.407H. Signs in Industrial Dist--ict: 1. Within the I-1 Industrial District and the 1-2 Railroad District signs are Permitted subject to the following regulations. - a., The total surface of all business signs on a lot shall not, exceed four C4)� square feet for each Uneal foot, of building frontage in the I-1 Industrial District and two (2) square feet for each lineal foot o,f' building frontage in the 1-2 Railrcad District. b. Advertising signs shall be permitted only upon u i oroved lots in the I -'l District and.shall not be per. mitted in the 1-2 District. Advertising signs in the 1-1 District shall be as regulated in the B-3 Business District. W C. Project -Ing signs provided the same do not project more than 44--hirty six inches (36") from any building. 1. Shall not extehd over property I* 2. Shall not exceed the sum Of sixtten (16) square feet. d. The height provisions of the B-3 Business District shall apply to the industrial district. 2,. In.the I-1 Light Industrial District identification signs shAll be permitted subject to the follotwins g: Such signs shall be no more than'twelve (12) fee -t in height measured from the grade of the curb. b. Such signs shall be no larger than 120 square feet- per sign face provided, however, that in any development which exceeds 120 acres, an ladditional one square foot per sign face shall be permitted for each additional acre of such I development up to a maximum of 300 square feet per sign face. C. such signs may be illuminated directly or Jtndirectly ,,provided that the source of such iii t, cannot �e seen from any residence or residential area. 4 d. The location of ground identification signs shall be subject to the following. - 1. Such signs shall be set back at least twelve feet from each lot line of the property on which such sign 71'.s located provided, however, that such signs located on corner lots shall not be located within a triangle formed by connecting t,he property lines of such corner lot whIch abut any two, right-of-way lines of i any Intersecting 'streets. The length of the triangle leg measured along such property lines shal• l be twenty-five (25) fe'e't. 2. Such signs may be located in public right-of- way if authorized by the President and Board of -Trustees provided, however, that no so such sign shall be located in public right-o-Erway 'if the President. and Board of Trustees de"Itermine that such sign would obstructr impair or interfere with traffic or sight of traffic and,,, further provided that the Village may revoke any such authorization given pursuant to this provision at any time and further provided that the owner of such sign sh enter 'into a all," release and Indemnification agreement acceptable to the Village Board and Village attorney prior to the erection of any such sign -which is authorized." 4: S EA ICTION FOUR: This Ori i nancp Sha 11 in Zull f orCe and ef f ect ,fFC_;W,_�_Z_,d__aT_fer its passagee approval and publication in the manner provided by law. Passed th'' day of 1980. AYES: ,NTAYS AB S E N III Approved thi8 ___ day of 1980. Approved. - t t e S V1,11age residex-it M77, 7�7 ""pJLLareI�erF. X4,1 j, s u n e r. MOL111t Prosect, Illinois INTEROIFFICE MEMORANDUr-01. TO: Terrance L. Burghard, Village Manager FROM:, Kenneth H. Fritz, Community Development Director SUBJECT: Roppolo's Subdivision - Corner of Grove and Golf Roads, Mount Prospect, Illinois DATE: June 27, 1980 The Roppolo plat of subdivision' consolidates the three separate lots that had previously been' identified separately and separated by a seven foot parcel owned by' the Marmion Academy. The* property hats now been consolidated under a single ownership and re -'subdivided as a single parcel of land. The'lot contains 346.79 feet on Golf on the North, 418.34 feet on Grove Street at the Eastern boundary., and 321.03'fee't on Grove'Stree't on the Southern boundary of the property, In addition the 'subdivision provides for a dedication of a 33 foot strip rip on the Easterly edge of the property which when 'combined with*the existing 30 foot right-of-way to the East will provide 'for a full width street running South from Golf to Grove Street.. Both the Staff and the Plan Commission have reviewed the proposed final plat of subdivision and have recommended approval to the Village Board of Trustees, with the following conditions: 1. The water system within the 'project must be looped and a 12 inch water main will be required along Golf Road, 2. Sidewalks are required along Golf Road and Grove Drive. 3. The West and North half of Grove Drive will be paved with concrete'"cu'rb and gutters, KHF :hg cc: Roppolo Brothers Development Corp. Ben Hemmeter Steve Park 1 OLF Oj"��jVE UBD/V/4S/ON , TINC A ILlIA 4 'TU FT R $41 TH T I A T P4 0 T L 0 G GR 'VI S I )Uj 0 jr y 4 E, R I r) ""If" A 5 T E X C r' 1' T 4 U4 T l�A a P4 I f.., 71 IF T V) T W s I' ,v i, pi s r c,r i o I T r'W? 1 1 n w j-) w! 1p f t 4 D V TO H L E S S 0 UT� J F R J� Y JF T Ir s 1� r) F T -10 E 0 Nl()�' T OF 1� T H F A 7 L. F I IR GO li ii 1l "Z, T4j J, T, "t 7", /00 FEET lu 4 A60, Ow 7me Noxrmmsr X* 0AW Seer.-*Ae I.T-41-11 9 (;.Re) VE "--Arvlwa.+s DrocArsv Fa,w Puaw,,c 5r*mwr A L),v,- 1633.6C> Firpr wts A"& PA-#AllfA. Wiraw 7,wir L o -r OF 4v r)h ori ttu kj ,,,e tjv( ------- . ............ THE U*ND 11 fosics4ft) uwotjtTP FINANCE CUTTs,B FARGES BY THF VILLAGE BOARD TO usiness cense Fees COMMITTEES 3 COMM1SSI01',TS AND INDIVIDUALS Possible freeze on number of liquor licenses issued 5/1/79 T June 3 1980 5/1/79 BUILDING CON P,,TJI'TEE,, Truustee Floros 9, Chairman 5/1/79 ZBA12-Z- 79 308 W. Rand Road Review salaries of Mayor and Board of Trustees ZBA 13-Z-79 310-314 W . ,and Road 4/4/79 ZBA 3-Z-80) 717 North Wille Street 6/5/79 ZBA 4-V-80) No Parking 200 feet north of Central on Westgate 2/5/80 ZBA 74-Z-79) 1901-1919 West Golf Road Omni House Funding ZBA 75-V-80) 4/1/80 3/4/80 ZBA 12-V-80 1006 Grace Drive ZBA 15-Z-80) River & Camp McDonald (Brickman) 5/6/80 ZBA 16-V-80) 5/6/80 FINANCE CUTTs,B Chairman usiness cense Fees 6/19/79 Possible freeze on number of liquor licenses issued 5/1/79 Feasibility of increasing liquor license fees 5/1/79 Streamlining 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 i Review of employee benefits 3/4/80 No Parking 200 feet north of Central on Westgate 4/1/80 FIRE AND POLICE COMMITTEE - Trustee Murauskis, Chairman Chairman M,ap,l,e Crest, Subdi ■ IVIslion water system Development Code 6/19/79 Public Safety Department 8/7/79 Vandalism 4/1/80 LEGISLATIVE /JUDICIARY COMMITTEE - Trustee Rich • ardson, Chairman Rob Roy Zoning Suit Adoption of'Village Safet 1 y Program Di Mucci Water Bills 12/5/78 Metropolitan Housing Development Corp. vs. Arlington Heights and 12/5/78 Mount Prospect Revision of Chapter 12 - Food Dealers Liaison with State Representatives 7/5/79 Downtown Rehabilitat• ion Loan Fund No Parking 200 feet north of Central on Westgate Le islative Report 91 8/7/79 Farmers Market Ordinance Omni House Funding 4/15/8o 4/1/80 PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAF SIF TY COMMITTEE - Trustee Wattenberg Chairman Bieylce Safety for commuters IRMA 5/15/79 Vandalism 8/21/79 Drugs 8/21/79 Adoption of'Village Safet 1 y Program 8/21/79 Proposal to, allow for "'no smoking,"' areas in restaurants 9/18/79 12/4/79 NORTRAN'Membership Revision of Chapter 12 - Food Dealers 2/5/80 Contract with Cook County Police 2/28/80 No Parking 200 feet north of Central on Westgate 4/1/80 Volunteerism 4/15/8o Omni House Funding 4/15/8o Request to iincreasO taxi -cab fares Basin 4/15/80 PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE - Trustee Farley, Chairman For continuing study-, • MFT Projects Highland and 1/7/78 elletion of W #17 Watermamil along Rand, Road between Highland-9nd Central 6/5/79 6/5/79 Explanation of Recapture Ordinances 6/5/79 Status of Well #12 Lake 13ri'arwood drainage problem 6/5/79 For Board Report.: 6/5/79 Cable T.V. Water billing process 6/5/79 Acquisition of Lake Michigan water 12/8/79 Ceritral/Busse Detention Basin