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Home My WebLink About2230_001"U's o be eivore age vu-nd sC A c a- v . Dc o _ e Code -Key COMMUnity DeVelopment CD VILLAGE OF T PROSPECT Fire Department FD -1 Ith Deepartment 1T_ par_ - Public Representation PR Public Works PW Trust _ VM Ju1V 11, 1980 General Revenue Sharing t rks Operation - Sewerage Dep. Imp. D i t. a 1 Motor Conun. Parking Dle,, al Fund Fund� n en - I �� m Puna_� _Rev. FuelDevelo System -balance 3 g _fwnd - _ _ _ Revenue - un e 2 Q- =8 9,77 -g --o 7 169.15 4- 8533'. 08188,400.00 511,829.87- -2,2,8-. 2r940.36 9 _1922 0 7 -6 160._� _1808 �. 918 -SSS Ist of bills tae _ z � 4� �8 _ m = Balance �8 �.. Z , _.. 0 � 099 8,. 00 72 188?400.00 5 11 1 ��` 506,787.97 "U's o be eivore age vu-nd sC A c a- v . Dc o _ e Code -Key COMMUnity DeVelopment CD COMmUnity and Civic Fire Department FD -1 Ith Deepartment 1T_ par_ - Public Representation PR Public Works PW Trust Village manager VM VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT CASH POSITION July 11, 1980 Page 2 BILLS ALREADY General Revenue Waterworks & Sewerag Capital Motor Sharing Operation &- Dep. Imp. Comm. Parking Special -PAID: Dept. Fund Equip. Fuel Fund Maintenance & Ext. Fund Develop. System Serv. Amoco Oi 1 Co. Gasoline Tax Fund. Revenue- Bd- & Int. Total Mr. R. Baker ALL Refund water MS 11,699-26 -- BrowningFerrisOverPayment 11,699. 26 Combined Counties Police Garbage disposal HD 67,818.90 249-20 249.20 Assoc. Dues PD 67,818.90 Connecticut General Life Life Insurance 830.00 116.00 Insurance Co. ALL 946.00 William E. Conner Refund final water Ms 35r080.40 21778.47 bill 370,858.87 Ralph Doney Advance conference PD 28.63 Firemens Pension Fund expense 230.00 28.63 1CMA Retirement Corp. Contributions FD Deferred comp. 4j,676.81 230.00 Illinois Dept. Of Revenue PD State withholding 65.00 4r676.81 IMRF June F. Kerstein ALL Deductions ALL 4330-66 t 31r,119-34 421.91 4.54 6.00 65.00 Charles LaPlante Car allowance HD Car allowance 35.00 71689.94 141.33 103.09 41763.11 39,053.70 Steve Leonard HD Car allowance PD 50.00 35.00 Mt. Prospect State Bank Federal withholding ALL 0 3.00 50.00 Northwest Governmental Payroll deductions ALL 34,409.85 2r994.02 13.44 30.00 Federal Credit Union 22.15 37,439.46 Petty Cash (FD) Travel, supplies VM, FD 71 631-45 764-68 Petty Cash (NS)& postage PW 148.95 8r396.13 '3etty Cash (PD) TreaVtl.. §Upplie§ ALL Travel, supplies Vm, 406.61 148.95 ?etty Cash (PW) Phone Control PD Travel, supplies HD, PW 52.04 241.64 20.00 426.63 Police mens Pension Fund Phonemaster (1/3) MS 3f946.67 31.28 52.04 272.92 Postmaster Contributions PD Postage permit 41,640-41 31946.67 MSF PW 85-29 220.59 4,640.41 305.88 VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT CASH POSITION July 11, 1980 ja- Revenge Waterworks & Sewerage Capital Motor Comm. Parking Special F General Sharing Operation & Dep. Imp- Equip. Fuel Develop. System Serv. #1 BILLS ALREADY PAID. Dept. Fund Fund Maintenance & Ext, Fund Tax Fund Revenue Bd. & Int, Total Prospect Meadows Water Collections MS 19.55 � 19.55 0.00 Janet M. Trapani Car allowance HD 40.00 7r333.33 Village of Mt. Prospect Service charge PW 7,333.33 2 Village of Mt. Prospect Fuel inventory PW 2..142.68 81800. ,142.68 8 800.00 Village of Mt. Prospect Interest payment TD Chicago and Northwestern Parking PW 2,322.18 21322.68 Railway - 195,869.04 24,790.28 17.98 ll s 699.26 189.48 21425.77 8,800.00 243F791. 81 VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT CASH POSITION Page 4 July 11, 1980 _BILL -- -- APPROVAL - General a. Revenue Waterworks & Sewerage Ca® ial -. - - Comm. Parking Special - Fund P - _ - - . Eguip� � Maintenance � Develop.e._1L SystemSe v. #1 A.A.A. Services, Inc._- Window c1 i- _ Bund Tax -- - _ - �Revenue �le Fire & SafetyEquip. & sanitizer FD 208. Addison Material Bldg.77 Repairpar -eaner 208.00 Advance office Systems Sera+g ree -nt PD . _ 4577 Alexander Cherdcals Liquid chlorine PW 33,0# 0� 133.60 Are-ricanlig 3fl84-38 . iRegistratio00 _ ~ . 38 Arlington Hts. Camera Shop Film & processing PD Badger Meter, _ _ 08 . . BeIrkey Film Processing i Fil-M Processing PW FD 1 ,139.90 242.48 771.08 Map l` PW CD 120.71 _90 i t Repai = Birks Transportation Senior 36 . & J TV Service taxi rides 337-25 .3 Boar - Equipment Xerox peThe 3 = 3= Bockman Co. Repair -parts 424-40 32.50 Arthur Boesche & Evelyn Balance of earnest PW pw 17.10 424.40 Boesche money 17.10 Botts Welding & Truck Repair parts Service = 11, 500.00 Bowman Distribution Brake All S Align �F1Y Co. Repair Parts PW 1,190.96 513.36 1,190.9E Burke B arks , Ltd. Repair parts regal services pyo. 29.00. 285.98 513.36 2 ,.381.9 2. Busse Hardware Plastic bags VM HD 630.00 314.98 Cent SupplyCo. Cleaning supplies FD 38.95 6130.00 �e ` to Products pair supplies PW 18.03 38.35 Chicago Parts &Sounds Repair P parts FD 883.85 229.00 18.03 Citizens Utilities Water--Sta. #3 PW 17. fly 1,112.85 Arthur Clesen, Inc. Repair parts PWCo 39. 14 � 17. t�5 nwealth Edison COm=nwealth Edison Li titin'g Psi g , CIS f, 400.45 21.00 39.14 Contract Builders Hardware Electric service FD 1.90 3.30 21.00 Dead bolts--Sta. T.A. Copple & Co.34.9E #2 FLS 61403.55 Court & general PR 3.90 reporters 157.95 34 .96 157.95 Page 53 VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT CASH POSITION JulL 11, 1980 Revenue Waterworks & iComm. Special General _ Equip. Fuel Sharing Zieration &- Dep. Develop. System Serv. #1 BILLS PRESENTED FOR APPROVAL-. Fund Fund Maintenance & Ext. Fund Tax Fund Revenue John F. Cragan Instructional fees FD & expenses 1?608.50 11608.50 Des Plaines Tire & Battery Repair PW 24.00 85.50 109.50 Douglas Truck Parts , PD 491.347. .73 ,_ aInc.t is P 770.00 1 200.00 E;bco MFG C. Repair partsPW 17.10 17.1019.77 Emery Air Freight Shipping i CD 19.77 Engineers & Surveyors Field o s CD 8.00 .00 Gateway Supply Co. Repair r .3 530 Gladdon Co. Pennants PW 40.00 40.00 Glass irl"l 7. 2 7.10 Goodyear Service c pair parts FD 4.05• 05 Ralph Gross & Son, Assoc. Engineering, CD :3�rV1 51226.77 51226.77 Edward Hines Rept-tir supplies PW, CD 82.72 .7 Hook's Nursery, Inca Flowers PW 1, 9+80.00 11980.00 Hunter Ltools PW 333.89 : i Hyland lect i 1 Supply Repair parts PW 1, 754.00 .75 � 0 IBM Copier e t FD CD.. PD 726.67 126.1.7 Illinois i 512.70 734.76 1,,247, a' 46 Industrial Gas & Equip. Cylinders FD 6.00 6.00 Int'l Assoc. of Arson 3 Membership Investigators 20.06(� 'rK,en Jag -us Safety w V Lee Jensen Sales • Repair parts PW 463.29 463.29 Nels P. Johnson Tree Tree trimming PW Experts 11,748.25 11,7 . 25 Keljik's Carpet PW , . 11692.00 Charles Klehm & Son Gardening supplies PW Nursery 17.03 17.03 Lattof Motoz Sales Repair supplies PW.. PD 32.2832.28 Lewis Int'l W -_pair parts PW 70.00 265.09 335.09 Littlejohn, s e l .! 1 services VM 11478.0011,478.00 4,453.13 4f453.13 VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT CASH POSITION Page 6 July 11, 1980 BILLS PRESENTED Revenue Sharing Waterworks S wera� O-p. Capital _ to.Comm.J-P Parking Special pedal -t - Fund Fundperation -Maintenance ce Ext fue- Fund Develop. System motors, Inc. Rusty Jones . � _ RevenueMark , � Int.Tyw�{ .4artin Builders Contract FD PW McCarty Fire Eq p nt ' ��large lea00 y,00 Re FD . handlights alsOn l Vol teem � Means Services . Linen servi122.62 Fj, 123.00 dt n Ignition a pr31 pace r PD 7. 123.00 Motorola68 Inc. Batteries & PD, FD 8.73 �-2. . Mott Corp. charger Re r s plies 1,470.0o - 10,896.00 40 71.46 t. Prospect n e Fair parts P P 148.78 12, 366.00 Murphy p Y Miller., Inc, Air conditioning x-5.75 148.78 JohnMurray Iile31l3t�'I"1 220.00 �- • NAPA l�u'� Parts Hydrant painting g Nat'l Safety Council rPW parts FD , 305.76 �?.00 220. �} �e ltict�, Inc, �---: pall' supplies AW, PD, .0 00 r 305. Northern Illinois Gas Gas service P 635.75 635-75 9.07 Northside International Repair parts P 594.55 93.10 635.75, Northwest Central' Expenses for June. 102. 7 687.65 Dispatch System 10 2 7 o gest Electrical FD Electrical supplies 15F412.38 Nor est Ford Trues Repair parts P 140.44 15 32.. 38 • Northwest Stationers Of fice supplies FD P 81 • 140.44 Nuentu Automotive Repair �' parts 66 . 1 - 81.14 "ry O l rkin Reinbursed for FD 1.90 .23 mileage158. Office: Furniture Clearing 84 41.9 Ho use Office furniture VM 04Hare Dodge 1 .50 158. 84 Paddock Publications Repair 36.96 36.96 . 50 Pal -Mar, Inc. Repairs- regulator72.55 387.85 .9 Photo Color r 387.65 YControl Accessories 175.00 , 5 a Eric Pi Pinner Electric Parts P 47.00 325.85 175. ) Traffic signal 7 maintenance 2 4,453.13 4f453.13 BILLS PRESENTED FOR APPROVAL: Postal Instant Press Certificates FD P & W Industrial Sales Repair parts PW Radtke Insurance Agency Notary bond -- MS Village Clerk 4.55 Rand Pool & Patio Pool supplies PW Randhurst P,noto Photo supplies FD Recycling Center Operators Operators HD The Reliable Corp. office supplies IMS HID FD Rhly-Able office Machines Calculator repairs FD Riuinion Equipment Co. Rent for I month PW Simplex Time Recorder Service agreement FD Special Service & Supply Ambulance supplies FD tv Standard Oil Gasoline PD Tab Products Equipment lease PW.. MS "TALKLINE" Moving expense FD Tech -Syn Corp. Repair its PW,, PD Terrace Supply Repair parts PW,. FD Frank Thornber Commission cards PR Tower One Hour Cleaners Cleaning service FD V & G Printers Memo sheets MIS Village of mt. Prospect Water service PW Robert Wehofer Sidewalk repairs CD Westside, Tractor Sales Repair parts PW Witting Communication Tower Labor & equip. FD, PW Xerox Corp. Xerox 4000 11 VMF MS Ray Young Medical expenses FD Gene Zaleski Supplies FD 9900�� PROM VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT CASH POSITION' July 11, 1980 Revenue Waterworks & Seweraq2,Capital Motor Comm. Parking General Sharing Operatl�on & Dep. Imp. Equip. Fuel Develop. System Fund Fund Maintenance & Ext.- Fund MAX Fund Revenue - 38.40 5.38 Special Serv. #I Bd. & Int. Total 38AL 5.38 20.00 20.00 75.48 75.48 4.55 4.55 345-65 345.65 604.62 524.82 79.80 69.45 69.45 11800.00 11800.00 37.00 87.00 886.26886.26 1500 . 15.00 426 . 00 21300 . 213.00 825.,00 825.00 31.25 20.83 10.42 36.36 227.85 311.17 575-38 19.72 19.72 T.00 7.00 100.00 100.00 70.00 70.00 163'50 . 163. 50 . 10097 100. 97 51954.05 1,265-00 4r689.05 498.0-7 498.67 106.50 106-50 706.50 706.50 65,755.14 87,312.74 9,811.20 17.98 125-00 41453.13 il,500.00 178r957.21 - 261r624.18 87,312.74 34t601.48 17.98 125.00 16J52.39 189.48 13,925.77 BY800,00 422r749.02 VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT FINANCIAL REPORT - JUNE t 1980 SUMMARY OF CASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS Cash & Invest. Disbursements Cash & Invest. Balance Receipts for Balance Mav 31. 1980 June, 1 980 June, 1980 -.June 30 1980 General and Related Funds ` $ 1 t $22 r 236 a 35 440F071.95 567,535.04 $ 11694,773.25 Ill 7 capital Improvements Public Benefit a54 3,1477.86 5,261.00 a Revenue Sharing ung 48,1243.78 198,861.72 lr180.24 32i592.58 48f243.78 167,449.38 Interest Municipal .90 a 59 12,997.49 Library Building 1961 • 85- 69l4l921.54 P -1 -re Equipment 1964 121640.96 o s 50 11 960.63 Y_. g 1964 16,565.77 15.53 l..763.75 14..817.55 Fire Station 1964 13,393.87 12.59 11270.00 12,136.46 Forest River Fire Protection 21092.57 2.10 - Com 1973 a 2rO94.67 5 8.28 C - 197 E Construction Fug Corporate 3638,207.35 3 Motor Puel Tax Fund Police Pension Fund 697,895.78 40F498.90 ly675.71 .3 736,718.97s Figemen's Pension Fund 3fllOf696.09,230.36 37367;605.58 22,471.74 15,222.23 41559.48 3,. 31385F517.84 Waterworks & Sewerage Fund Waterworks & Sewerage 161,606.42 139,391.58 181,491.91 119y506 Depreciation, Improvement .09 '& Extension Bond Interest 185,000.00 a 96 6jo252.96 188,400.00 Bond Account 5.24 67 e329,096.67 43F655.10Reserve 3,?400.00 61,750.24 Surplus Revenue Acca a e 96 511,829.87 Water Deposits Parking System Revenuea 81,687.50 330.00 81,357.50 1F291p940.37 TrustAccounts �3 Ccramunits Development 51850.28 ® a 657.60 TOTAL $ 12,654,861.40 - RECEIPTS FOR JUNE, 1980 General Corporate Taxes OccupationalGarbage Taxes Personal Property Replacement Tax Road & Bridge Taxes Retailers State Inccme Tax Fore?Bgn i re Insurance Tax f BuildingElectrical Permit Fees � # # Plumbing � #Permit Fees Liquor Licenses O � Dog Licenses Business Licenses Plan Examination Fees Street # # O # Opening Vehicle q Licenses Fire Service:Service Charge for Waterworks Sewerage I Mount Prospect Rural Elk Grove Rural Forest River Rural 0 Elevator Inspections Public Improvement �Inspections Rentals Sale of Code Books Fee -Board of Appeals Cases Interest Earned on Investments Ordinance Fines Telephone Franchise (central) Recycling Program B Pro -Rata S.A. ILEC Grant - Police Training 0 � # Senior Citizens Grant Illinois State Fire Marshall * 3 Net Est. Receipts Total Balance Total f or Receipta to be e June 1980 Year to Date Received -__ ,000. e; � 72 k y f $ ffi 80 786F983.20 i .. - $ 53 ffi ♦g 2290;907.81 . 19 2,711,333. 00 ♦ $ $37 202,552.46 $ 150,000.00 20j790.30 22,051.90 127..948.10 $ 00 2,921.00 $ 37,090.00 ffi 00 6 p ffi 00 2p978 ® 00 $ $ 00 966.67 $ 18,500.00 218.00 344.756 l8rl55.25 ffi 00 59,431.75 5..568.25 15,000.00 874.23 $ 13,t925$ 77 11100.00 50.00 ffi pp 025 $ 350,000.00 00 11F408.00 f 338,592.00 70000.00 ... 71000.0011500.00 - 00 i Y 00 500.00 $ 00 41500.00 p 00 (g B $ 33 ffi 66 73,333-34 OO dg $ ffi 00 $ 00 41850.00 ffi $ 00 gg ® 00 58 ffi 74 B a 00 4.00 $ 00 ffi 00 > # 00 12F975.00 $ 00 $ 84 ffi $ 00 $ f 3 $ 00 ffi 00 $ B a r 14,000.00 lf355.90 lF392.53 12 #607.4 21160.00 ffi $ 73 11398.27 8 24;000.00 10,000.00 51146.89 5jl46.89 4,853.11 101000.00 - ffi CAPITAL W 1 en Taxes Interest Earned CApITIAL IMPROVEMENT Federal Interest r -a r 112j328• 00 2 r 143 4.48.000.00 110,184.52 i00 r021.65) $ 127,828.00 3 1477-86 9f665. 13 $ 118 t162.87 r 101,00o # - - J _. 180.24 - g i Page 3 Net Est. R Receipts Tot al Balance Total 1980 - 1981 for June - 1980 Receipts Year to Date to be Received R 5 i 00 i91235.06 40,764.94 . l5gOOO.Oo (15,000.00) _11000.00 $7,06_0,440 . oo 40 + - _993,320.53 r 112j328• 00 2 r 143 4.48.000.00 110,184.52 i00 r021.65) $ 127,828.00 3 1477-86 9f665. 13 $ 118 t162.87 r 101,00o # - - J _. 180.24 - g i i-. Sales Sewer Charges Water Penalties Meter Rental SII Water Fees Water & Sewer Taj -t2 Inspection Fees Interest Earned Miscellaneous TOTAL - WATERWORKS & SEWERAGE FUND Meter Collections - Unit #1 Meter Collections - Unit #2 Space Rental - Wille Street Lot Interest Earned/Miscellaneous Net Est. Receipts Total for 1980 - 1981 June, 1980 Total Receipts Year to Date Balance to be Received $ 175pOOO.00 881859.52 $ 216,131.98 $1,533,868.02 381000.00 58.24 65.74 331008.48 301000.00 11601.95 4j026.82 25,973. 18 20,000.60 3j219.00 3,797.00 161203.0 11000.00 10.00 10.00 990.01 701000.00 141000.00 151800.00 541200.00 31000.00 - 31000.00 501000.00 31r072.60 39 F249.74 10,750.26 301000.00 570.27 11 3. 28t836.73 $1,95 1000,00280,244.55 � V. I. $11_731- 21000®00 $ 81168.03 $ BF168.03 $ 331831.97 381000.00 41991.52 41991.52 331008.48 41500.00 125.00 170.00 41330.00 00.00 199'7.84 51158.52 341.48 901000.00 L8_,282.39 $ 181488.0 $ 711511.93 GENERAL CBLIGATION BOND & INTEREST RECEIPTS FOR JUNE 0, 1980 Mun icipal Building 1961 Public Works Building 1964 Fire Station Building 1964 Library Building 1961 Fire Equipment 1964 Forest River Fire Protect iion 1965 Corporate Purposes 1973 Corporate Pusposes 1974 Interest on Investments Personal Property Replacement Tax TOTAL - GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND & INTEREST FUND Taxes Policemen's Contributions Interest on Investments Other Personal Property Replacement Tax Taxes Firemen's Contribut* ions Interest on Investments Other Personal Property Replacement Tax TOTAL - FIR FJVMN'S PENSION FUND Page 5 Net Es t. Receipts Total Balance Total for Receipts to be IS80 1981 June, 1980 Year to Date Received $ 249.65 (249.65) 10 688. 00 192.25 lOr495.75 22F339.00 258.47 22,080.53 21,536.00 211.93 21,324.07 72.47 (72.47) 1�5,215.00 21641.70 152o573.30 3671808.00 6s673 .40 361J34.60 30,000.00 491.60 11260.05 28,739.95 572 892. 00 57,892.00 $ _L65 -t478. 0 $ 491.60 11,822-�9 $ 653,655.01 $ 250,968.00 $ 4,734.31 $ 246,233.69 122,500.00 91289.98 22,936.59 99,,563.41 220,000.00 14,059.38 18,060.76 201,939.24 3 FO00.00 11881.00 1..881.00 1,119.00 28,000.00 .28,000.00 $ 624t4 68.00 25c2-M-316� $ 47,612.66 $ 57roL255.34 - $ 330,681.00 $ $ 6,223.23 $ 324,457.77 125,800.00 91234.92 231,049.41 1020750.59 270,000.00 11?736.82 49,907.54 220fO92.46 11000.00 - 1?000.00 38r000.00 38 F000. 00 $ 765F481.00 $ 20j971.74 79,180.18 $ 686t3OO.82 ILLINOIS MUNICIPAL RETIREMENT rUND RECEIPTS FOR JUNEr 1980 Taxes Personal Property Replacement Tax MOTOR FUEL TAX FUND Allocation f rom State Interest Earned Reimbursements Pro] ects TOTAL - MOTOR FUEL TAX FUND CONSTRUCTION Corporate s - 1973-0 EPA Grant Jnterest Earned TOTAL - CORPORATE PURPOSES - 1973 BLOCKCOMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT T Grant $ 735,000.00 • ' $ 89,013.60 $ 645r986.40 60,000.00 31712.33 101516.58 49,483.42 50,000.00 11•# :._ 4•8 71 -0, t0 .; .45 - , 20-000.00 $ 833,630.00 PUBLIC REPRESENTATION 111. Manx & �Board�,of _Trruste�es Personal Services Contractual Services Commodities 112 AdviE21Y Boards & Comm, ss I ions Contractual Services Commodities TOTAL - LEGISLATIVE DtPARTMENT VILLEAGE ADMINISTRATION Village M ager 211. Administration & Smot Personal Services Contractual Services Commodities Capital Expenditures 212. General Counsel Contractual Se ices 213. Prosecutor - Contractual Services 214. Public Info ation Contractual Services 215* Personnel tna-emest Personal Services Contractual Services Ccmmodities 216. Training Personal Services Contractual Services 217. Microfilmin Personal Services Contractual Services - Commodities TOTAL VILLAGE MANAGER'S OFFICE Page 7 Disbursements Total Unexpended Annual for Disbursements Annual Bud t June. 1980 to Date. Budget -Year $ 11,200.00 $ 933.33 $ 1j866.66 $ 9,333.34 181500.00 1,470.78 10j659.78 7p84O.22 2,.000.00 - 785.50 1,214.50 51..450.06 272.50 566.55 50F883.45 200.00 - 200.00 3 x350.00 $ 21676.61 13,878.49 $ 698471.51 76,033.00 $ 5,704.52 14,r2l4.33 $ 61,818.67 3,350.00 303.92 588.92 21761.08 1F550.00 173.26 234-62 1?315.38 900.00 - 900.00 93,000.00 10,097.35 10,097.35 82r9O2.65 13 F100.00 11125.74 11125.74 11,974.26 15,500.00 1?805.00 lr852.05 13r647.95 3l488.00 1,200.00 287,0-4 266.58 708.21 2 779.79 266.58 933.42 600.00 68.97 68.97 531.03 2.,325.00 191.36 472.14 1,,852.86 19,550.00 1,255.28 11642.83 17,907.17 15,400.00 1,208.20 21885.32 12,514.68 51750.00 --k - 5,750.00 -5-025.00 1.89 257,671.00 22,489.11 34J58.95 $ 223 512.05 Page 8 MANAGEMENT SERVICES - - Finance Division 311. A nttn & Ut Personal Services Contractual Services Ccmmodities Capital EXpenditures 312. Accoun Personal SerVides Contractual Services Commodities 313. Pmr-oll Personal Services Contractual Services Commodities 314. Data Process' Personal a ices Contractual ice Commodities 315. terilli Personal 3 e Contractual Vice Camodities 316. Collections Personal Contractual Se .ices Commodities 317. Telephone Service Personal Si e Contractual Services 318. Insurance Program, Personal Services Contractual Services TOTAL - FINANCE DIVISI0N Disbursements t f or Disbursements AnnualAnnual Budget -- June, - 1980 Year to Date tudcr 68j988.0041093.83 r 939.52 57 0,048 .48 7 F 350 . O0 253.60 3.2 .7 t 2OO.00 223.48 387.73 3r812.27 2..000.001 40.00 50,545.00 3,648.43 8 IF708.20 41 l836.80 20250.00 500.00 785.54 11464.46 • 00 104.04 104.04 395.96 ,30 •.4739 1 55000 * - . 0 2,25.00 17.10 207.90 10,160.00 1F112.67,900.{ 3 ,05 . - 29..056.00 2t500.00 . 372.45 ,127. 5 17;490.00 11480.06784.40 13,705.60 11750.00 .29 183.72 1,566.28 • - 00.00 864.24 2, 13 2. 33 9,rO97.67 5FO50.00 5 ,050.00 50.00 50.0 10,877.00 783.249 7 8,969.78 371,000.00 3l971.17 7 f 641.68 29F358.32 534.98 , 464-369.00 2 782r495.00 5 .5 78.95 $ 684,916.05 MANAGEMENT SERVICES (Cont d) ,Vlllag ---rOff* ice 321. Administration & Personal Services Contractual Services Comnodities, 322. Records Control Personal Services Contractual Services Commodities 323 PeXsonal Servi6es commodities 324. Business Licenses Personal Services Contractual Services Commodities 325. Elections & Voter Pe i tation Personal Services Contractual Services 326. Off -Set Prionting_0peration Personal Services Cts itis TOTAL VILLAGE CLERKS OFFICE Page 9 Disbursements Total Unexpended Annual for Disbursements Annual B %ej.;_ June 0 Year to Date Bugs2L - 32j,932.00 $ 21795.39 $ 61498.50 26,433.50 90600.00 837.81 3j071.55 6,528.45 2,,500.00 852.20 11133.90 1,366.10 31050.00 234.38 578.37 2ffl471.63 2y700.00 132.57 20567.43 100.00 100.00 31050.00 234.38 578.38' 20471.62 51000.00 434.70 434.70 4j565.30 41280.00 493.84 976.90 31303.10 lF650.00 1p650.00 900.00 l..290.22 1j,290.22 41066.00 312.54 771.23 3 1294.77 1F000.00 ,000 .00 5t350.00 508.82 1rl30.72 4?219.28 31500.00 532.34 532.34 2s967.66 791678.00 $ 81526.62 17,129.38 s 62,548.62 Page 10 PUBLIC SAFETY & PROTECTIM POLICE DEPARTMENT 411. Administration E_Eia�oi��t Personal Services Contractual Services commodities Capital Expenditures 412. Patrol & Traffic Enforcement Personal Services Contractual Services Commodities Capital Expendi tures 413. Crime Prevention, Public & Youth Education Personal Services Contractual Services Comodities 414. Investiclative & Juvenile Personal Services Contractual Services Commodities 415. Cr' Cis s inch Guc9,rds Personal Services Commodities 416. Equi -IPM ent,, Maintenance & O eraticn Personal'Servx`ces Contractual Services Commodities Capital Expenditures TOTAL - POLICE DEPARTMENT Disbursements Total Unexpended Annual for Disbursements Annual Bud et 1980 Year to Date -Budget 'June, $ 296p9l3.00 22,578.42 $ 55,096.55 $ 241r816.45 54,900.00 lF605.78 3,756.08 51..143.92 6r9OO.00 159.44 2,667.59 41232.41 2,500-00' - 2t5OO.00 1,134,100.00 86j516.36 214FO74.68 920 1025.32 2,100-00 197.50 206.26 11893.74 25,850.00 167.23 16 p685.25 91164.75 2.,300.00 2j300.00 75y475.00 5t597.76 14,080.55 Glr394.45 10,750.00 31.64 104.51 11645.59 11300.00 11050.00 250.00 238,613.00 l3r251.02 34,£18.47 203,994.53 21050.00 30.60 68.55 1p981.45 31400.00 2,450.00 950.00 50,397.00 21239.98 7,?678.58 42?718.42 500.00 500.00 34,182.00 11534.44 2,1588.37 31, 593,.63 101000,00 275.00 275.aQ 9-.f725.,OLQ 147,000.00 8,519.11 12,f799.19 1341200.8' 106,100.00 19,1993.00 19,993.00 861107.0(j $2 1196 r 330. 00 160,v697-28 3881192.63 $1,808,137.37 Page 11 PUBLIC{C , Disbursements Total Unexpended Fire & E'i']G�T P C 1 -- Annual for 0 Disbursements Year to Date Bu t 21. Administration & S -2U--!Ort- PersonalServices Contractual j 2. j . Conmodities 13,950.00 19#300.00 704.60 847.68 . 32 Capital Expenditures 11800.0Q 4.82 - 21-22 19F278.78 422. Firee Personal Services Contractual Services 977,139.00 68,319.38 175,175.83 801,963.17 Corrmodities 11,000.00 257.73 368.04 10,631.96 Capital . Expenditures 21000.00 250.00 96.50 557.67 96.50 1#903.50 j 726.02 18,523.98 423,15 Code Enforcement Personal Services A t627.83 224j,354.00 ,42F726.17 . l8lj Commodities j 180. 00 1F282.40 Capital Expenditures 4,790.00 11375.00 68.90 86.90 41703.10 11374.40 424. enc. -.. Medical _ _ Personal Services Contractual Services 592718.00 45,961.65 114,498.73 . C $i i 51900.00 1, 583 .55 1,583.554F316.45 Capital12,000.00 4 ?250.00 560.13 422.25 560.13 3,689.87 422.25 Communications Personal Services . Contractual Se ises 10#024.17 Capital Expenditures66 14#310 .00 ,3 0.0 721.06 13,490.34 61350.00 426. E it, i to ce ti s Personal -Services Contractual is 39,918.00 30070.78 j 3 32, Co i20,600.00• , . 52 26,334.48 Capital Expenditures .0 1,2 . 51261.00 15 18,094.76 1. (y ,33 .00 427. Emergent PrepareC32"IesS Personal Services 11500.00 12500 250.00 1, 250.00 Contractual Services 21050.00 6.95 . 90 24041.10 Commodities Capital it e 3 .00 53�} 34.14 39.24 320.76 , 1* a.� 2 18.32 TOTAL - FIRE & EMERGENCY PROTECTION $2,213,513.00 $ 165,930.16 3921468.46 $1,821,044.54 -Page 12 PUBLIC SAFETY & PROTECTION Cont' Central Dispatch Service 431. Combined Radio Communications Health Services 511.ilnit-rtion & Suort Personal Servicesg Contractual Services Comodities 512 Inspections Personal Services Contractual Services Camodities 3, Animal Control Personal Services Contractual a$ ices Commodities 514. Weits measures Personal Services Contractual Services Commodities 515. Blood Donor Pramr Personal Services Contractual Services Commodities 516. Solid Waste Material Personal Services Contractual Services $_ _ _$. Personal Services Contractual Commodities Capital Expenditures Disbursements Total Unexpended Annual for Disbursements Annual Budget e, 1980 Year to Date Budget ll ,0 _ 159.25 _ 159.25 $ 177,840.75 191778.00 lt501446 3j708.49 16,069.51 2,966.00 244.40 456.18 11005.00 63.75 67.05 937.95 19,018.00 1,508.67 31 380.00 380.00 460.00 460.00 1951.00 155.54 395.61 1,55 .39 28270.00 21270.00 0.00 2.82 2.82 77.1 422.00 32.08 80.47 341.53 200.00 - .200.00 0.00 60.00 11451.00 118.92 246.68 1,20 .32 1,600,00 35.00 70,00 1,530,00 25.00 97.02 244.00 181.00 7,275.00 552.25 - 11384.94 5r890.06 808,130.00 67.,818.90 135,637.80 672,492.20 1,771.00 133.31 339.49 13F514.00 808.30 1F635.95 ll..878.05 500.00 102.6Q 152.37 347.63 00.00 600.00 HFJVLTH S RV I_C ENVIRONMENT (C _t SENIOR CITIZENS 521. Informatiot, Referral CounjtLi�n Personal Services Contractual Services Commodities 522. Recreation & Education Personal Services Contractual Services Commodities 523. Homebound Services Personal Services Contractual Services Connodities 524. Community Activities Personal Services Contractual Services TOTAL - SENIOR CITIZENS SERVICES 1,300.00 138.99 91897.00 702.44 11100.00 3*04 110.00 15,623..00 11162.95 20,480.00 580.70 110.00 188.99 Page 13 ]Disbursements Total Unexpended Annual for Disbursements F Annual .t�Budciet June, 1980 Year toDate �3ut3get . 00 110.00 613.91 16.90 2F472.10 a - 7 73,2 -0 —_ • - 738721.89 1,300.00 138.99 91897.00 702.44 11100.00 3*04 110.00 15,623..00 11162.95 20,480.00 580.70 110.00 11682.00 130.74 321.72 1,360.28 161.00 161.00 73t783.00 --4,417.77 10 278.44 63 r 504.56 188.99 11111.01 a 00 2,836.42 12,786.58 55 110.00 11682.00 130.74 321.72 1,360.28 161.00 161.00 73t783.00 --4,417.77 10 278.44 63 r 504.56 Page 14 COMMUNITY DEVELOpMENT En erg nq Division 1. Administration &� t Pers onid�ery ices Contractual ice capitalCcomiodities Expenditures . Personal Services Contractual Servi ices �Commodities 613. Public iM----PX,-70VeMerjt Personal Services Contractual Services Commodities 614. Flood Control & Drain2ge Contractual Services Capital Expenditures 5. Traffic Engineering Personal Services Contractual'c Commodities 616. Street Lighting Commodities Capital i G17. Sidewalk Construction Personal Services- - cices Commodities Capital Expenditures 618. ion Personal Services Contractual Services Capital itu DisbursementsTOTAL - ENGINEERING DIVISION 21,407.00 11 4..063.42 l7r343.58 100,000.0011675.71 , _034 t . 640,000.00 $2,359..475.00 -l8r892.55$ Annual for Disbursements Annua1 _ _ _Date-- _t 47,498.00 31650.78 8,597,75 3$ 1900,25 3F750.00�y _ • � 3447.43 _ ,000100-, 180.96 180,96 � 1,819.04 `5lF500.00 t37,165.94 100.00 -- 21,469=84(2lg369.84) 200.00 77.23 _ 54.36 201970.00 1 3,980.46 300.00 - 100.00 100.00 -- 401,000.0o 401,000.00 718,000.00 - 718,000.00 035.00 r19j,430.5100 . 00 50.00 • 00 - -100.00 t 6,181.30 t721,877.21 r = t 000.00 41193.00 796.04 31396.96 50.00 50.00 100.00 100.00 49,000.00 21,407.00 11 4..063.42 l7r343.58 100,000.0011675.71 , _034 t . 640,000.00 $2,359..475.00 -l8r892.55$ COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (Cont'd) Planning Division 621* Administration t Personal Services Contractual Services CcmmoditJ I les Capital Expenditures 622. pnin- �Adm�jnistr�ati�on Personal Servi ices 1623. Planning & Research Personal Services -624. Commun' ty Develo I went Block Grant Personal Services Contractual Services Commodities Capital Expenditures TOTAL PLANNING DIVISION MAINTENANCE OF PUBLIC FACILITIES Street Division .711. -Administration & Personal Services Contractual Services 'Corrmodities Capital Expenditures 7,12.Maintenance Of Public Build , Personal Services Contractual Services Commodities Capital Expenditures 713. Maintenance of Grounds Personal Services Comodities Capital Expenditures 18,828.00 11079.98 2,096.96 Page 15 5 1925.00 Disbursements Total Unexpended Annual for Disbursements Annual Budget June, 1980 Year to Date Budget 29tisi.00 2r192.70 $ 61120.96 230030.04 51525.00 11075.00 1, 075.00 4g450.00 l'? goo. 00 7r004.24 14F487.31 10,900.00 1 F Soo. 00, 25.05 230.47 11269.53 36..502.00 2v783.98 6,620.98 29,881.02 19P792.00 lt647.72 2..686.22 17,105.78 18,828.00 11079.98 2,096.96 16 r731.04 5 1925.00 146.62 11040.22 4?884.78 300.00 292.86 312.36 (12.36) 828,577.00 5,318.50 5,r318.50 823,258.50 $ 94 m_LOOO. 00 l4j537.36 2��101867� $ 922 L498.33 $ 76,971.00 $ 5,525.74 $ 13r804.46 11300.00 98.81 298.81 9 r2 50.00 304.68 308.08 11000.00 87 r067.00 10,140.72 22115l.58 61750.00 21157.82 31181.39 67,675.00 51505.51 7,185.46 971750.00 51407.63 61905.63 35,841.00 7r004.24 14F487.31 51250.00 4.65 25.05 350.00 350.00 350.00 63,166.5 11001.1 9 8f941. 11000. RWMIMN 5,224.95 -0- Page 16 114AINTENANCE Op PUBLIC FAC 1`TS (C t) STREET SIO (Cnt) 714. Street Maintenance Personal Services Contractual Services Commodities Capital Expenditures 7 _ Rem a _ 9 Personal Services Contractual Services Camodities 716. Leaf Removal Pr-2aEarrk Personal Services - Contractual Services Cannodities g Capital Expenditures 717. Storm Sewer & Basin Maintenance Personal Services cmmoditiesz Capital Expenditures Personal Services Contractual Services Commodities Capital Expenditures Traffic Sign Maintenance Personal ices Ca hies 110. Public Grounds Personal Services Corrumi ties Capital Expenditures 7111. Library Grounds Maintenance Personal Services Ccmmodities Disbursements Total Unexpended Annual for Disbursements Annual Budget June 0 Year to Date Budqet 9j262.72 $ 14F850.29 $ 36,678.71 71500.00 363.90 363.90 7 136.10 _ 799.26 _. 1,3 0.00 11390.00. 60F159.00 00.00 51800.00 50, 00.00 136.00 136.00 50 1364 .00 37,269.00 727.27 . 3,5 0.00 4,600.0 250.00 250.00 91025.00 2 ,Ol .22 7r211.86 3,500.00 31500.00 61000.00 � 61000.00 89,072.00 91642.66 20,419.50 68,652.50 110,000.00 10.00 10.00 109,990.00 90,500.00 1,272.00 2, 72 .27 7 1027.73 9 , 500.00 9F500.00 25,499.00 2,211.65 6F542.82 15,956.1 17,600.00 1, 432.7 5) 1 F466.83 16,133.17 18,499.00 .. 2 - 5, 888.38 12, 10,62 21600.00 67.44 292.44 2,307.5 47,000.00 - 211.75 46F788.25 9j390.00 560.00 81830.00 200.00 200.00 Page 17 MAINTENANCE OF PUBLIC FACILITIES,{_Gilt' D1 bL1rSE: Z'lts Total Unexpended �t _StreetDivision� (Cont'd) � Annual udatt�Jt3rie for Disbursements Annual �_ l9$U Year t DateBudqet 7112. FznlirlwI'1 lilt1 Ce t2?il Personal Services Contractual Services 61..055.00 $ 4 F219.25 13..898.74 47F156.26 Commodities 3,?000.0o." 1',' 111,300.00 14.07 45.19 2,v954.81 Capital EMpenditures 14,900.60 t 291.89 8r704.62 102,595.38 14 .90o.00 7113. Transportation Pool Vehicle Maintenance & Operation Personal Services Commodities3,'73 .00 132.68 31490.07 Capital Expenditures 111000.00 689.40 lF258.90 9f741.10 _247.93 ,000.00 51250.00 5f25000 750.00_ TOTAL - STREET DIVISION _ X373.58 163 47177 $1,137,017.23 WATER & SEWER DIVISION 721. Administration�_ort Personal Services Contractual Services $ 100,092.00 $ 7,093.61 17,132.72 82 Commodities .i 356 y831. 00 11,600 00 17p484.14 ,189.08308,641.92 r959.28 tures Capital Expendi583.1111,.89 500.t}0 - 016 500.00. Maintenance of PublicBuild' Personal Sery ices ® Contractual Services 1758.00 451.50 3r012.55 . 45 Commodities7. 4 600.fl0 7 000.00 5.3 -au , 9760 1,056.90 5f943.1 723. Maintenance of Grounds Personal Services Contractual Services29,397.00} 1,992.61 4 25 Commoditiesx168.97 ,,000.00 2..500.00 300.00 300.00 1228.03 4v700.00 Expenditures 300.00 i.5Capital 62.95 21437.05 300.{30 300.00 0 724. Well Maintenance & Re paxr Personal Services _' to 1 ices 85,07.0} 7.03 3 1 72 Commodities 293,300.00 36,3.00.003,330.6029,945-24 26j183.52 2 6,,183.52 ,.917.82 267 1616 .48 Capital Expenditures 140 Oi30.00 , 585.00 585.00 139,415.00 Page IS MAINTENANCE OF PUBLIC FACILITIES (Contd) WATER & SEWER D-IVISION (Cont'd) 7250 Water Distribution.. Maintenance & Rep- a -i r Personal Services Contractual Services Comodities Capital Expenditures 726. Water Valve & drant Maintenance Personal Services Contractual Services Comodities Capital Expenditures 727. Water Meter Installation, Repair or lacement Personal Services Contractual Services Conunodities 728, EM�j*pstn' , Mainte-nan-ce & eration Personal Services Contractual Services Commodities Capital Expenditures 729. Sanitary Sewer Maintenance Personal Services Contractual Services Commodities 7-910. Water Sy -teym In. provertrients Contractual Services Capital Expenditures 7211. Personal Services TOTAL - WATER & SEWER DIVISION 31..403.00 322.53 500.00 13,100.00 627.16 5F000.00 MW 54,724.00 5,036.76 22,500.00 - 33..000.00 2FS66.20 73 F512.00 Disbursements Total Unexpended Annual for Disbursements Annual -B udg e +C- - June,_1980 Year to DAte Budget 98,464.00 2,F219.37 $ 6j427.06 92 F036.94 4,?000.00. 90.00 90.00 3 .910.00 27,200.00 1F393.41 11617.36 25v582.64 l'V000.00 lF000.00 31..403.00 322.53 500.00 13,100.00 627.16 5F000.00 MW 54,724.00 5,036.76 22,500.00 - 33..000.00 2FS66.20 73 F512.00 6j540.63 3,000.00 14.08 771000.00 4j297.98 68,000.00 5j250.00 41j686.00 2y253.85 41500.00 345.85 S..000.00 1,466.85 2,500.00 5t657.96 630 1000.00 25,000.00 8,218.98 23J84.02 500.00 lt287.16 lljS12.84 1%F 51000.00 41 10 153.07 44,570.93 259.14 22l240.86 21954.80 30r045.20 F-2, 10 1 . 7 0 61F410.3* 45.21 2 F954.79 61722.76 5 250.00750. 0 It 61088.35 35,597.65 345.85 4,154.15 1 466.85 6,533.15 5,657.96 (31157.96) 25,000.00 605..000.00 3 181. 00 - 1 A14.14 $2-281 055.00 $ o.87 215,481.68 $2,065,573.32 12-8 MAINTENANCE OF PUBLIC FACILITIES (Contd) PARKING SYSTEM REVENUE FUND 73nstration Contractual Services Cormnodities 732. ---Meter ReDair & Maintenance Personal Services Capital Expenditures 733. Parking Lot Maintenance Personal ServiceS Commodities Capital Expenditures TOTAL - PARKING SYSTEM REVENUE FUND COMMUNITY & Cn7ICSERVICES -9 1. Ccmmunitv Contractual Services 812. Share of 4th of Jujyjarade Personal Services Contractual Services Camodities 813. Christmas Decorations Personal Services Contractual Services Cormnodities TOTAL - COMMUNITY & CIVICSERVICES 3,616.00 120.48 176.86 3f439.14 21200.00 Disbursements Total Unexpended Annual for Disbursements Annual Budge June, 1980 Year toDate Bu et 870759.51 r =;100 .00 5,200.00 363.80 897.60 4r302.40 • 00 2F000.00 500.00 500.00 3,616.00 120.48 176.86 3f439.14 21200.00 16.45 16.4% t 183.55 -1613 500.00 _51000.00 $ 196 r316.00 -'_ 870759.51 ' 365.34 365.34 11134.66 ' 00 2 3,000400s 30000.00 31000.00 -0- 300.00 - 300.00 3j066.00 3,VV6. 00 4,330.00 ' - 200.00 24546.00 31365.34 TRUSTS & DEBTS 910. Police Pension Contractual Servicel 920. FiremenPension Contractual Services 930. I.M.R.F. ServicesContractual Interest Principal & Interest ftevenue Bonds Principal & Interest Disbursements Total Unexperded Annual for Disbursements Annual Budget June, 1980 -Year to Date Budqet t 960. Public Benefit Principal & Interest 23,479.00 23t_479.00 20,E $ 228,500.00 7.L50 _ .- 679,396.00 _ 137_c800.00 `-- _-- _ _ __ _ _ 960. Public Benefit Principal & Interest 23,479.00 23t_479.00 AN ORDINANCE DETERMINING CERTAIN PREVAILING WAGES TO BE PAID FOR CERTAIN PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS WHEREAS, the State of Illinois has enacl ' -ed "An ACT d. o regulating wages of laborers, mechanics anther workmen employed in any public works by the Stater county, city or any public body or any political subdivision or by any one under contract for public works," approved ,Tune 26, 1941, as amended' being Sect -ion 39s--1 throuclh 39s-12, Chapter 48, Illinois Re,y.J.-sed Statutes,. 1977; and WHEREAS, the aforesaid Act requires that municipalities investigate and ascertain the prevailing rate of wages as defined in the Act for laborers, mechanics and other workmen in the locality of the municipality employed in performing construction of public works for the municipality exclusive of maintenance work; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF 'THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECTr COOK COUNTY, ILLI OI ONE: That, to the extent and as required by An .AC 17 r0z�1,1-11,Elting wages of laborers, mechanics and other workmen employed in any public works by the State, county, city or any public body or any political subdivision or by anyone under contract for public works," approved June 26, 1941, as amended, the general prevai.-Ling rate of wacTes in this locality for laborers, mechanj-c,,-; and other workmen en- gaged in the construction of public works comlinq under the jurisdiction of the Village of Mount Prospect is hereby as- certained to be the same as the prevailing rate of wacTes for construction work in the Cook County area as determined by the Department of Labor of the State of Illinois as of June 14, 19;80, a copy of that determination being attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference. The definition of any terms appearing in this Ordinance which are also used in the a -Fore - said Act shall be the same as in the Act. Maintenance work of the Village of Mount Prospect is excluded from the appli- cation of this Act. SECTION TWO : That, nothing herein contained shall be construed to apply the general prevailing rate of wages as herein ascertained to any work or employment except public works construction of this municipality to the extent required by the aforesaid Act. "SECTION THREE: That, the Village Clerk shall keep available for inspection by any interested party in the Office o.- the Village Clerk of the Village of Plount- Prosuect this determina- tion of the prevailing rate of wage. SECTION FOUR: That, the Village Clerk shall mail a certi- fied copy of this determination to any .employer, and to any association of employer ' s and to any person or association of employees who have filed, or file their names and' addresses, , requesting copies of any determination stating the particular rates and the part--icular class of workmen whose wages will be affected by such rates. 2 SECTIONFIVE: That, the Village Clerk shall promptly file cer Eifiedpy o " �f this Ordinance with' both the Secretary of a , co State and the Department of Labor of the State of Illinois. SECTION SIX: That, t Village Clerk shall cause to be the p u b I i s —he d'—TTF z i n(,_-),wspaper'of general circulation within area a, aop�r 011 E 'this Ordinance, and .the. publication shall con - tion is effective an stlitiute not c e that the 'determina d that this is the determination of this public body-. SECTION SEVEN: That, thLis Ordinance shall be in full force and eTf ... ect—from --end after its passage, approval and publication in the manner provided by law. Passed this day of 1980. "E S 980.YES NAYS: ABSENT. Approved this day of' 19 8 0 VI-11age Cler],�,,, L L I "J T 1� DF 0fiQ T C�[T '. , 4 t r P L P, B 0 R T V P P E V 43 1 L 1 NG 14 A G F S F C R C CNJ S T P IJ C T I e N T i�A DE S T �, - �7> r V T LT td G 1.1 A FS SHS , L LC3F IN C L U P I N T H E ADV V RTI S P 0 S P F CI F T T "'I S FD P "N:Y POLIL IC Y31)y, �rA S n F 1 1) 1 �.,l C 1,-1 V Y N T C T D I C H PT FR ?� 8 C T T -) i`! 3 9 -S Q V S T A7- T S A PA r�TY NP / r'�� Q F P A 1 P NC -L 00 ING P 4 1 HT LL FCS CONSTRUCTION j� N 11 � ! I , (77 1) C F T T P! � L 1 C B(jTL[)T % 1 P1 j f3 1_ I C �4 CPKS, " T STA�F ILLI 4,r MIS! T r _-S f'! P L C Y'l N T T _j T 1 C S N P/ C' L t� ' 3 �'j F S r i �i _ i r S 1 N V �', L V TH� F OF PFCHIfJ � C r- 4" T T %,l I S V r re T T r-1, C T Z: A 1\1 P F I? 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P WK / P N'S 'No S _3 3 -0 T P. tj R- K G 1 V S' A L L 41 12 . 0 0 0 1 4 'D 9 .5 1 2 j- r-L FP 3 2 0 ON K/ P NS N $38onO P K T R Lj(- K S — 9 Lr--', ;l 4 T A L L I ITl Q 5 0 1 5 1.5 r) 0 1) L F P 0 K P, N $36-0 T R U C, K P S — 11 L I L L 21 1,1 . 2 P 4' ".L F P I $ PW K / P NIS N 3 6 T R(IC �t p f� L D %! A T L L 31 11 4 0) �71 4r) I . 5 1 5 W L F• $ 3 2) 0,�l P lj K/Pc-NSN $ V P U C, K P, n . m� T AL L t 1 b 0 0 1 .5 1.5 2 10 o VILLAGE OF MOU PROSPECT I L L I N 0 1 S INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM July 11, 1980 Su lich i3m e r's 0 n- Street Railroad Crossing .1 5 I 0: Terrance L. Burghard, Village Manager 1980 Bernard H.R. Hemmeter,,'Village Engineer 01 "Ile b. The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad (CNWRR) and the Village of Mount Prospect had planned and were ready to begin construction on improving the crossing at Emerson Street last Monday morning (July 7). Late last week Mr. Vanderleest, the CNWRR project engineer for this project, was informed by Mr. Vaughn Stoner, the area engineer for the RTA, that the RTA was stopping this project. Mr. Vanderleest could not contact the Village before Monday because of the holiday. I got word of RTA's action the first thing Monday morning. There were several reasons given for stopping the project. I have talked with the CNWRR, the RTA and Mr. Fialkowski of the NWMC and found out the following. The Chicago Area Transportation Study has earmarked funds transferred from the Cross Town Expressways Project for improving railroad crossings in the Northwest area with a rubberized crossing,. The Emerson Street crossing is included in this program and construction maybe started next year. The RTA did not want to go thru the expense of improving the Emerson Street crossing at this time and then have the crossing rebuilt again next year to have a rubberized grossing installed. They also felt that an improvement at this time may jeopardize having the crossing improved next year with a more desirable type of construction. 6'. A n Nu a -616 r � S D--:) e C. tt Mount Pros pect, Illinois TO: Terrance L. Burghard, Village Manager FROM: Kenneth H. Fritz, Community Development Director SUBJECT: Community Development -Block Grant Program, 1980-81 DATE: July 11, 198b The Village has just received - approval from the Department of Housing and Urban Development for its Fiscal Year 1980-81 Grant Application. The.Federal Coimunitv Development Block Grant (CDBG) is currently tly entering its fifth year of funding local programs, Mount Prospect is entering its third year of funding as an "en'ti tlem'en't" coim'uni'ty, The CDBG Program was established to address community de- velopment and housing needs and priorities, principally for low and moderate -income per . sons.-and,for the prevention or elimination of slums and blight Through the use of these - funds, communities have 'dev'eloped:housing for elderly, handi- capped, and low-income residents; rehabilitated residential and commercial facilities' which have'deteriorated, and de- veloped or improved community facilities in an attempt to prevent blight. Mount Prospect has completed -roof and parking --lot improvements of the Senior Citizen's Center- and Village Hall area with, Community -Development - Funds.- - Additilonal-programs currently in progress are the acquisition of a site"for senior citizen housing, weatherization-of homes of low and moderate income residents, and improvements for sidewalk modification for handicapped access* our application for- funding was approved for $398,000 of federal funding for this year. The major projects proposed for these and previous years' funds are: the acquisition of the senior citizen housing site; $100,000 for residential and $75,,000 for commercial -rehabilitation - in the Central area of the Village; $50,000 for improved handicapped access; and $180,000 allocated for any future acquisition of land. In the past two years, the Village's Community Development Program accomplishments have fallen short of HUD's expectations. Thus, in this third year the completion of past years' programs, as well as, .significant progress on the current year's proposals will be the -basis for continuing federal Community Development funds to Mount Prospect., KHF ,'hg ,'hg ....... . . .... V,,1 LL AG E 0 F M0%.. PROSPECT ILLINOIS INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM te: July 10, 196, ,ba S"4"E.Busse Road Water Distribution System Improvement 5o: Terrance L. Burghard., Village Manager 3ront. Bernard H.R. Hemmeter, Village Engineer On July 9, 1980, proposals were received, and opened for the installation of water mains along Busse Road south of Central Road. I Notices were sent to 16 contractors on June 23, and an advertisement was published in the Mt. Prospect Herald on June 25, 1980. The following is a list of the proposals received. (Attached is a copy of the bid tabulation). CONTRACTOR BASE BID ALTERNATE BID Rossetti Contracting Co., Inc. $384,980.50 $399,999.50 Carrizo Construction Co., Inc. $336,396.50 $348,848.70 Corie Construction Co., Inc. $329,188.00 $348,223.00 George D;. Hardin, Inc. $330,820.50 $341,813.50 Fioravanti Construction Co.jInc. $310,724.75 $321,980.40 Pontarelli Bros.Contractingy"Inc. $307,300.60 $320,349.20 Carlo V. Santucci, Inc. $287,114.80 $304,099.60 The Base Bid is based on a 12 inch water main south of Golf Road. The Alternate Bid is based on a 16 inch water main south of Golf Road. I recommend that the Village Board oard accept the Alternate proposal of Carlo V. Santucci, Inc. for $304,099.60. BHRH/m cc: Herb Weeks, Director of Public Works Ken Fritz, Director of Community Development Carol Fields, Village Clerk Thr . Burghard Mt. Prospect City Hall 100 S. Exterson Mt. Prospect,, IL 60056 Dear mr. Burghard-, We are pleased to inform you that Circus Vargas has added your city to its 1980 tour,, and we will be in your metro area in Septent-x,-,!�r. Our-rredia buy, through Western International, including our print materials will be in the amount of $75,000 in your metro area, a por- tion Of which will carry the name of -mt. Prospect Plaza. The plaza and each individual merchant is sure to benefit frcr.q the advertising prcraotion. Having the circus in Your city will bring business to local merchants and businesses in all phases' of work. Circus Vargas will use local companies to assist in clean up, sanitation, etc. Local merchants and restraunts will benefit as people going to the circus, especially those fran out of town, will usually want something to eat or decide to go shopping before or after the circus. Circus Vargas is a family orienttype, of enter ta irynent. People of all ages, '-From, all walks of life, can come and en3 ecircus with- * boy th cwt being offended. There is no liquor served, no games of chance, no gambling or freak shows. The whole -family is welcome, Circus Vargas is excited about coming to Mt. Prospect and feels it will result in a tremendous increase in sales/traffic and conumnity relations. We are looking forward to a successful promotion in your city. .Thank,. You t 'n J)" Ot 6, ack L. Bailey Vice D-resir(ient JIB kb ............. Executive offices 5150 Candlewood Street * Suite 5* Lakewood, California 90712 (213) 920-7648 ...... . ... . ...... 7/3/80 ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE ADDING SECTION 14-1406 TO THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS AS FOLLOWS-'. SECTION ONE: Article Xj,V, 0,f C!"lapter 14 (the Zoning Ordinance) of the Village Of MOU11t, Pr'ospest Mujj1C,1,paj Code be, and, the same is hereby amended by adding to Sald, Article a new Section 14.1406, which said, new Sectio'n sha].l hereaf'ter be and read follows: as Section 14.1406. Bonuses. A tenpercent (10%) increase in, the number Of units per acre permitted by Section, 14.1401A3 may be allowed by special use permi't for the proNilslolnl of any one or more of the following amemnitiLes-, A. Swimming pool B. Clubhouse CIO, Tenn' is court D. Children's playground E. Other amenities which the President and Board of Trustees determine merit a bonus. SECTION TWO 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 1980. AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: Approved this day of 1980. Attest: Village Clerk MI, President 0=1 ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE GRANTING SPECIFIED VARIATIONS FOR PROPERTY AT 908 EAST CENTRAL ROAD .............. * - — -- -------- . .. ............ WHEREASr Ernest j. Capuana and Shirley A., Capuana, be referred tel 1 collectivel y (who shall as "Petiti011e") are of a parcel of property located at ,rsthe owners 908 East Central the Village of Mount PrOsPectr County Cook., State of Illinois of Road in (hereinafter referred -to as, the "Subject Property"); and WHEREAS, the Subject Property is legally described as follows. Lot 5, in block one (1) in Frank Seraf ine Addition 's Third , a subdivision in the Southwest Quarter (1/4) of Section 35 I . Township 42 North East of the third principal lmerid'' , Range 11 1, iant according to plat thereof registered in the office of the Registrar of Titles of Cook County, Ill "` inois,, December 23, 1957 as document number 1774 921; on WHEREAS,, the Subj,ect Property Ls located in the R-1 Single Family Residence D1 1 3 s,tr,*ct under the provisions of the Ordinance of the Village Zoning Of �Mount Prospect (hereinafter referred to as the "Zoning Ordinance"); and WHEREAS, Petitioners have heretofore filed an application seeking variations from Sections 14.1102B2 and 14.2602B51K to permit a.driveway on the Subject Pro perty in the location shown on Exhibit A attached hereto and. incorporated herein by this reference- and P 41 WHEREAS, a public hearing was held on the Petitioners, for the ,aforesald, variations reques t ,3. ions, which request is known as ZBA18-V-80, before the Zoning Mount, Prospect nIng Board of Appeals of the Village of on, May 221 1980, pursuant to proper public ,published in the, Mount, Prospect. Herald on May 7, 1980. ic notice and WHEREAS,the Zoning Board of Appeals has recommended to the Building Committee of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect that Petitioners' ruest for the aforesaid variations, ZBA-18-V-80.. be granted and if WHEREAS, the President and Board of Trustees have Petitioners' request and reviewed the recommendaions of the considered the Village Of Mount Prospect Zoning Board of Appetals in ZBA-18-V-80; and WHEREAS, the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect have determined that with respect to the Peti. tioners' requested variations, that Petitioners h the standards for the grant oave satisfiedf variations set forth in Section 14-605 of Article VI of the Zoning Ordinance and find that it would be in the best interest of the Village of Mount Prospect to allow Petitioners to construct a driveway with the dimensions and in the location shown on Exhibit B hereto on the Subject Property subject to the condition that Petitioners landscape in a manner approved to by the Director Of Community Development, the area between such driveway and the .4ide lot line. NOW, THEREFORE ! BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT AO PROSPECT, COOK COUNTyf ILLINOIS S FLLOWS: SECTION ONE: The recital -a set forth hereinabove are incorporated herein as findings of fact by the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect. SECTIONTWO: Subject to the conditions set forth hereinafter in Nk"Nhiii 1� Sections Thr I ee, the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect hereby grant Petitioners variations from Sections 14.1102B2 and 14. 2602BZ51K to permit a driveway with the dimensions and in the location shown on Exhibit B attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference to be located on the following legally described parcel of property: in Lot block one (1� in Frank d Serafine's Thir5. 1 Addition, a subdon in the Southwest Quarter (1/4) o ' f Section 35, Township 42 North, Range 11 East of the third principal meridian, according to plat thereof registered in the' Office of the Registrar of Titles of Cook County, Illinois, on December 23, 1957 as document number 1774921 fheretofore and hereinafter referred to as the "Subject Property"). SECTION THREE: The variations granted herein are subject to the P i ione'=rs compliance with the site plan attached hereto as et i t' - Exhibit, B and the condition that Petitioners landscape the area identified on Exhibit B and located between such driveway and the side lot line of the Subject Property in a manner approved by the Director of Community Development. I SECTION FOUR: The variations granted herein shall be subject to evocation 'If Petitioners fail to comply with the conditions on their grant set forth in Section Three of this Ordinance. SECTION FIVE: 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 SIX This Ordinane shall be in full force and effect from a"E'dafter its passage, approval, and publication in the manner provided by law, I Passed this day of I - _.— 1 19 8 0. Approved this - day of 19800 Vi age-T)T�i�--ir-d—ent M Clerk OR C v LA I IN CT A -4-m CENI RAL RID. AAAXIMUM HT. 3-0 ARBOIAV iTAF- WHEREAS., Assembly ► • (which shall be referred to as "Petitioner") is the owner of a parcel of property located at 900 North Wolf Road in ." Village of Mount Prospect, County of Cookr State of Illinois (hereinafter referred to as the "Subject Property',); and WHEREAS, the Subject Property is legally described as • s M CEL 1: The South 530 feet of the East 300 feet (except the South i feet of the East feet thereof) of the East "' lf of the Southeastquarter of Section • , Township 42 North, Range 11, East of.the Third Principal Meridian, PARCEL 2-0 Easement # r the benefit of Parcel 1 as created by deed from Western National as Tr trust Agreement dated rustee 21, 1964 and known as Trust #3311 M Central Baptist Church dated January 19, 1965 and recorded June 17, 1965 "r Document • /# 502 for sewer and water purposes in the East 50feet 269-53 feet of the North 800 feetof 1330 feet of that parte East half of the Southeast quarter 6f Section 26, Township, 42 North, Range 11, East of the Third Principal Meridian, lying East of West iM35 feetthereof, all in Cook County, Illinois. SUBJECT to the real estate taxes for the years 1967 and thereafter • all restrictions and covenants thereto. the r "" in R -X Single Family Residence District under the provisions of the ProspectZoning Ordinance of the Village of Mount referred to as the "Zoning • WHEREAS, Petitioner has "` .. filed an application follow'seeking the • variations. - 1. A variation from ordinance 2885, Article I, Section 21.103 f. 5. to exempt the Subject Prop ert :from the requirement that the sanctuary of the�` church located on the Subject Property be spinklered. 2. A variation from Article X, Section 14.1002. A. and Article : XVI , Section 14.2802. B*1 51. h of the Zoning ordinance to permit parking, , ontwent �- five (25) Feet of the required fort, � �)foot Kensington front yards on both wolf and e oa,d. Frontages, thereby allowing a fift e 15) foot front yard on both road frontages. WHE AS , a public hearing was held on the 1"tNt, ti over' s request for the aforesaid variati 10TIS which request is ]mown, as ZBA-18-V--80 (as to the sprinkler req Ui relment a SBA-"19--V-Bo ) d as to the .front yard reqaA re ent) before the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Village o ou t Prospect on April 24, 1980 and continued to May 22, 1980 with regard o ZBA-13-V-�80, and on May 2, 1980 with regard to ZBA- 19_ V-tto So, I pursuant to proper public notice published in the Mount, ELLS fect Hera,1d on April 8F 1980 for ZBA-13-V- 80, and on May, 7, 1980 for ZBA-19-V-80- and f WHEREAS, the Zoning Board of Appeals has rec'ommended to the Building Committee of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect that Petiticaner's request for the aforesaid variations. ZBA-13-V-80, be granted, and that ZBA-19-V-80 be modified to allow a fifteen (15) foot, rather than a twenty-five (25) foot variation with landscaping and berming to be approved by the Director of Community Development, and be granted as modified; and WHEREAS, the President and Board of Trustees have considered the Petitioner's request and reviewed the recommendation of the Village of Mount Prospect Zoning Board of Appeals in ZBA-13-V-80 and ZBA-19-V-80- and 0 WHEREAS, the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mounionert Prospect have determined that with respect to the Petit's,requested variations, that Petitioner has satisfied the standards for the grant of variations set forth in Section 14.605 of Article VI'of the Zoning Ordinance and find that it would be in the best interest of the Village of Mount Prospect to grant Petitioner the requested variations, as modified below. 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 incor- porated herein as findings of fact by the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect. SECTION TWO: The President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect hereby grant the following variations. - 1. A variation from Ordinance 2885, Article I, Section 21.103 f. 5. to exempt the Subject Property from the requirement that the sanctuary of the church located on the Subject Property be sprinklered. 2. A variation from Article X. Section 14.1002. A. and Article XXVI, Section 14.2602. B. 51. h of the Zoning Ordinance to permit parking on,fifteen (15) feet of the required forty (40) foot front yards on both Wolf and Kensington Road frontages, thereby allowing a twenty-five (25) foot front yard on both road frontages, provided landscaping and berming is approved by the Director of Community Development. for a parcel of real estate legally described as follows: PARCEL 1 ' .- The South 530 feet of the East 300 feet (except the South 208 feet of the East 275 feet thereof) of the East half of the Southeast quarter of Section 26, Township 42 North, Range 11,. East of the Third Principal Meridian, ALSO PARCEL 2: Easement for the benefit of Parcel 1 as createT-by deed from Western National Bank of Cicero, as Trustee under trust Agreement dated May 21, 1964 and known as Trust #3311 to Central Baptist Church at - 3 - dated January 19, 1965 and M1' June 17, 1965 as Document #19498502 for sewer and water purposes in the East 50 feet of the South 269.53 feet of the North 800 feet of the South 1330 feet of that part of" the East half of the Southeast quarter of Secta[on 26,, Township 42 North, Range 11, East of the Third 1?r�rlclPal Meridian, lying East of West 635 feet therof, aj.1 In Cook County, Illinois. SUBJECT to the real estate taxes for the krears 1967 and thereafter and all restrictions and covenants thereto. SECTION THREE.- Except for the variati all 6�E`h�er a"* ions granted herein, Pplicable Village of Mount Prospect ordinances shall, remain in full force and effect as to the Subject Property. 0 SECTION FOUR: 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 1 1980. AYES NAYS ABSENT: Approved this day of 1980. Attest: V lage Clerk Village TY_e�siden:t. M ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE A14ENDING THE ZONING ORDINANICE AND GRANTING SPECIFIED VARIATIONS FOR PROPERTY AT THE WEST END OF MIDWAY DRIVE Wl',ST OF EL URS ROAD WHEREAS, Charles Vavrus (who shall be referred to as' "Petitioner") is the contract purchaser of a parcel of property corlsisting of 3.8 acres at the west end of MIdway Drive wiest of Elmhurst Road in the Village of Mount Pros.pect, County of Cook, State of Illinois (herel"nafter referred to as the "Subject Property"); and WHEREAS, the 5ub3ect Property is legally described as follows: Lot 2 (Excepting therefrom that part of said Lot 2 lying East of a line 202.0 feet, as measured along the North line thereof, East of and parallel with the West line of said Lot 2 and lying North of the North line of Midway Drive, and said North line of Midway Drive extended West to said last described parallel line) in Norithway Investment Subdivision of the North 480 feet of the East 931.35 feet (as measured parallel to the North and East lines thereof) of 'the Southeast 1/4 of the Southeast 1/4 of Section 23, Township 41 North, Range 11, East of the Third Pri ' Cook County, Illinois. ncipal Meridian, in WHEREAS, the Sub3ect Propez.,ty 'is located in the B-3 Business RetaiLl and, Service District, under the provisi 03 Ions of the Zoning Ordii,nance of the Village of Mount Prospect (hereinafter referred to, as, the "Zoni,ng Ordinance"); and WHEREASr-Petitioner has heretofore filed an application seeking the following amendment to and variations from the A provisions of the Zoning Ordinance. - An amendment to Article XXI Section 14.2001 to permit a health club in the B-3 District. 2. A variation from Article XX, Section 14-2005. B. 3. to permit one truck loading space instead of the three required. 3. A variation from Article X"VII Section 14,2602. B. 35. to permit off street parking spaces of nine 1 (9) feet by twenty (20) feet instead of the required ten (10) feet ',bly twenty (20) feet. WHEREAS, a public hearing was held on the Petitionerls, request for -the aforesaid amendment and variations, which -request is. known as ZBA-24-A-80 and ZBA-25-V-80, before the Zoning Board,of Appeals of the Village of Mount Prospect on May 2,2,, 1980, pursuant to proper public notice published ` Mount Prospect Herald ion May 7., 1980; and in WHEREAS, the Zoning Board of Appeals has reco=ended to the Building Committee of the Board of Trustees of' the Village of Mount Prospect that Peoner's request for the aforesaid amendment, ZBA-24-A-80, be granted and that the Petitioner's request for the aforesaid variations, ZBA-25-V-80 be granted M - 2 - as to Article XX, sectj.o .14.2005. B. 3. and be denied as ZD to Article XXVI, Secjk--ion 14.2602. B. 35-r and WHEREAS,, the President and Board of Trustees 11F;ve considered the Petitioner"s request and reviewed the recoimnendation of the Village of Mount Prospect Zoning Board of Appeals in ZBA-2,4-A-80 and ZBA,-25-V-80; and WHEREAS , the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect have determined that with respect to the Petitioner's requested variatlions, that Petitioner has satisfied the standards for the grant of variations set forth in Section 14.605 of,Article VI of the Zoning Ordinance and find that it would be in the best interest of the Village of Mount Prospect to grant Petitioner the requested amendment and variations. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS as follows - 0 SECTION ONE: The recitals set forth hereinabove are incor- porated herein as findings of fact by the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mo'unt Prospect. SECTION TWO.: The Zoning Ordinance of the Village of Mount Prospect is hereby amended as follows: Article XX, Section 14.2001 of the Zoning Ordinance is hereby amended by adding thereto a new subsection R to read as follows-. R. Recreation centers. 2. Article XXVI, Section 14.2602. B. i's hereby amended by renumbering existing subsections 41 through 57 as 42 through 58 and by inserting a new subsection 41 to read as follows: 1X1. RECREATION CENTER: A building, buildings, or use of land operated on a profit basis, with or wit.-hout membership requirem . ents, for, W thY provision of entertainmentsport, or health/ exercise facilities directly to the consumer,, includ,ing cand limited to racquet f a, c il ities,, swimming pool, exercise and weightlifti,ng facilities, baskethallicourts, jogging, track, sauna, whirlpool, suntan booth and accessory uses; such accessary usollm-s subiect to the approval of the Zoning Administrator for a parcel of real estate legally described as follows-, Lot 2 (Excepting therefrom that part of said Lot 2 lying East of a line 202.0 feet, as measured along the North line thereof, East of and parallel with the West line of said Lot 2 and lying North, of the North, line of Midway Drive, and said North line of'Mlidway Drive extended West to said last described pariallel,, line) in Northway Investment Subdivision ofthe,North 4810 feet of the East 931.35 feet (as measured parallel to the North and East lines thereof) of the Southeast 1/4 of the Southeast 1/4 of Section 23, Townsh,:Lp 41 North, , e ono ft. 3 - Range 11, East of the Third Principal Meridian, i Cook County, Illinois (hereinafter referred to as the "Subject Property"). I _SECTION THREEI: The Pre;sident and Board of Trustees of the Village Of Mount PrOsPect hereby grant the following variations for the Sub3ect Property,, 1. A variation fl�,om,Article XX I ,r Section 14.2005.''B. 3. of the Zoning Ordinance to permit one truck loading space ' instead of ,he three required. 2. A, variat' I ion from Articjl; le XX,,,, Se I ct,* fN I B. 35. Of the Zoning Ordinance to permit street par,k 1 9 spaces of ' @1 in nine (9) feet by twenty (20) feet In,stead of the requlire,,d, ten, (,10) feet, by �twenty (20) feet, W ,SECTI,ON' FOURExcept for the variations grantled herein, .............. all other app 1 licable Village Of shallreMount Prospect, ordinances , main in full force and effect as to the Sub" Property. 3ect SECTION FIVE# Th is Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval� and Publication in the ma , manner Pro�vided bY law. Passed this day of 1980. AYES: NAYS: ABSENT. - Approved this day of _ / 1980. Attest: VillaTe— Cfe_r�k_ . ............. — vi''I'lage Presi.den M Mount Prospect, Illinois INTERUFF ICE MEMORANDUM, TO: Terrance L. Burghard, Village Manager FROM: Kenneth H. Fritz, Community Development Director SUBJECT: ZBA-22-SU-80 Bruce Automotive, 422 E. Northwest Highway (Corner of Northwest Highway and Owen Street) DATE: July 11, 1980 The Community Development Department has made contact with Mr. Bruce Hoppesch, owner and operator of Bruce Automotive, located at 422 E. Northwest Highway, in regard to his Special op Use request for ani office addition and second floor apartment, to the North of his present automotive repair business. Staff will meet with Mr. Hoppesch on site,early during the week of July 14th, in an effort to arrive at a satisfactory design solution for access control and landscaping as directed by the Village Board of Trustees. Z anticipate that the staff will develop a site plan for review by Mr. Hoppesch based on our site analysis and then present these findings to the Village Board at their next regular meeting, Maw 7/3/80 ORDINANCE NO, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 13 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, AS FOLLOWS: SECTION ONES Subsection A of Section 13,107, cif Chapter 13 of the Muni , ci al Code of the Village ,O,f Moun,t Prospect b�e,, and the same is hereby amended, by increasing the number Of Class B liquor licenses by two (2) so that said Sec�-tion_ 1 307A shaj,j, hereafter be and read as follows. "SECTION 13.107. NumberofLicenses A. There shall Prospect no be -issued in the Village of Mount more than: (a) (b) Six (6) Nineteen (19) Class A Licenses (c) Nine (9) Class B Licenses (d) Two (2) Class C Licenses (e) One (1) Class D Licenses (f) Two (2) Class E License (g) One (1) Class L Licenses (h) One (1) Class M License (i) Ten (10) Class P License (j) One (1) Class R Licenses (k) Four Class V License (4) r 1 n 4= L- tA7 r:-_-_- SECTION TWO- That this Ordinance shall be in full force and 0 effect from and after its passage, approval and publication in the manner provided by law. Passed this day of 1980. AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: Approved this day of 1 198 0. 1 Approve d.- Attest: V111age PreSiclend M Village Ulerk ....... Village of Mount Prospect 100 S. Emerson Street Mt. Prospect,, Illinois 60056 Attention: Mr. Terrance L. Burghard, Village Manager Gentlemen: I must clear up a few points regarding your July 3 letter. I cannot attend meetings when I don't know that they are taking place. I am more than happy to be there to defend my I position regarding increases, etc., and in the past, they would call me or send me a letter regarding meetings that concerned me. I cannot raise my rates 5% as the meters we use won't take that kind of an increase. As the summer months are here, a good portion of our business is seniors where the drivers are losing money as I am, too. Your attention to my, letter regarding a senior citizen rate increase would be greatly appreciated at this time. On top of all this,, the drivers are reading in the paper about deregulations and sharing the business with someone else will reduce their income drastically and they have indicated they would leave me, and seek employment elsewhere. So you can see the dilemma that I'm in and I feel that the Village just doesn't understand all of this. Let me know if there is anything more that -I can supply you with in the way of information. Thank you, Robert Birks RB/jb cc: Theodore J. Wattenberg, Trustee LARGEST FLEET IN THE NORTHWEST SUBURBS Passengers and Small Package Deliveries 9 yw V'R I I -V:3 u n t r cs S Mount Prospect, Illinois INTEROFFICE IP,iEMORAN D Wd, TO: Terrance L. Burghard, Village Planner FROM: Kenneth H. Fritz, Community Development Director SUBJECT: Sign Ordinance Amendment DATE', July 11, 1980 The revisions proposed to the Sign Ordinance regarding Industrial District identification signs were postponed for second reading at the last Village Board Meeting based on a request -by Rauenhorst Corporation, in order that they might present detailed drawings of the proposed identification signs to staff prior to the July 15th Village Board Meeting, As of this time, Rauenhorst Corporation has not met with staff for this review, therefore", the information regarding the size of signs sought by staff and the Village Board may not -be available for the Village Board -M'ee'ting on July 15th, Should this information be-forthc'oming prior to the Village Board Meeting, I will contact you. KHF: hg . ..... . . ..... 7/11/80 ORDINANCE NO* AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 12 OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT MUNICIPAL CODE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THI VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS as follows SECTION ONE: Chapter 12 of the Municipal Code of the Village of Mount Prospect be and the same is hereby, amended by deleting each and every Article and Section of said Chapter in their entirety and substituting therefor a new Chapter 12, which said new Chapter 12 shall hereafter be and read as follows: je� CHAPTER 12 qWWOMM Incorporation of Food Service Sanitation Regulations and Amendments Thereto................. I Incorporation of Regulations for the Vending of Food and Beverages and Amendments Thereto II Licenses and Enforcement...*,,...,,..,.....,,.,,..,,...,,.IiI ARTICLE I 6-1 12.101 Purpose 12.102 Incorporation of Food Service Sanitation Regulations 12.103 Amendments to Food Service Sanitation Regulations Sec. 12-101. Purpose. The provisions of this Article are designed to protect the public health., safety and welfare by providing sa,n,t4tiah regulations governing the storage, prepara- tion and serviceoffood and the condition of the premises where such food is stored, prepared or served in food processing and food service establishments and retail food stores. Sec. 12.102. Incorporation of Food Service Regulations. For the purpose of establishing sanitation rules and regulations for the storage, preparation and service of food and the condition of the premises where such food is stored, prepared or served in food processing and food service establishments and retail food stores, there is hereby adopted the 1975 edition of the Rules and Regulations Pertaining to the Sanitation of Food Service Establishments promulgated by the State of Illinois, Department of Public Health, together with all appendices thereto, except such portions thereof as are amended, deleted or modified as set forth in Section 12.103. Sec. 12-103.-'--Ame-ndmentst Deletions and Modifications* The following provisions of thes and Regulations Pertaining to the Sanitation of Food Service Establishments (hereinafter referred to in this Section as "Sanitary Regulations") are hereby amended, deleted or modified. A. Rule 1.01(g) of the Sanitary Regulations is hereby deleted in its entirety and a new Rule 1.01(g) substituted therefor, which said new Rule 1.01(g ) shall hereafter be and read as fol lows : Rule 1.01(8) "Regulatory Authority" mans the Village of Mount Prospect. [$I$) QWAJ 12.201 Purpose 12.202 Incorporation of Sanitation Regulations for the Vending of Food and Beverages 12.203 Amendments to Regulations of the Vending of Food and Beverages sec x,-'-1.2.201. Purpose. The provisions of this Article are _ designed to protect the public health, safety and welfare by providing sanitation regulations governing the sale of food and beverages through vending machines. Sec. 12.202. Incorl2oration of Sanitation Reaulations for the Vending of Food and Beverages. For the purpose of establishing sanitation rules and regulations for the sale of food and beverages through vending machines, there Iis hereby adopted the 'On' thtough'and,' c -l' dincr Five of the Food -.1978;1',"-d"It on of-.-Chapterall e 1h u and Beverage Vending Machine Ordinance promulgated by the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare,,Public Health Service, Food and Drug Administration, DHEW Publication No. (FDA) 78-2091, together with all appendices thereto, except such portions thereof as are amended, deleted or modified set forth in Section 12.203. Sec. 12.203. Amendments, Deletions and Modcations. The following provisions of the'Chapters One through Five of the Food and Beverage Vending Machine Ordinance (hereinafter referred to in this'Section as "Vending Machine Regulations" are hereby amended, deleted or modi f i ed: A. Section 1-102(s) of the Vending Machine Regulations is hereby deleted in its entir'etand anew Section 1-102(s) substituted, there-for-i,,"w4ch said new Section 1-r102(s) shall hereafter be and read as Follows: --section 1-102(s) "Regulatory Authority" means the Village of Mount Prospect. Inc" DO 0 tTIOW4 SECTION: 12.301 License Required 12.302 License Fee 12-303 Suspension of Licenses 12.304 Revocation of Licenses 12.305 Service of Notices 12.306 Hearings 12-307 Application after Revocation 12.308 Access for Inspections 12-309 Report of Inspections 12.310 Correction of Violations 12.311 Examination and Condemnation of Food 12.312 Submission and Review of Plans 12.313 Pre -,operational Inspections 12.314 Procedure if Infection Suspected: Sec. 12.301. License Re uj*-red.' It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to engage in or do business in the Village as a - food processing establishment, food service establishment, retail food store or to sell or distribute milk or cream, without first having obtained a license therefor pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 10 of the Municipal Code of the Village of Mount Prospect. Sec. 12.302. License Fee. The annual fee for the licenses required by this, Ax"ticle shall be thirty dollars ($30.00). Sec. 12.303. Sus erasion of Licenses. A. The regulatory authority may, without warning, notice, or hearing suspend any license to operate a food processing establishment, food service establishment or retail food store if,the holder of the license does not comply with the requirements of this Chapter, or if the operation of the establish- ment does not comply with the requirements of this Chapter, or if the operation of the establishment otherwise constitutes a substantial hazard to public health. Suspension is effective upon service of the notice, required by Section 12.303E of this Article. When a license is suspended, operations shall immediately cease. Whenever a license is suspended, the holder of the license, shall be afforded an opportunity for hearing within 20 days of rece� pt of a written request t for hearing by the Director of Health Services of the village of mount Prospect. B. Whenever a -license is suspended, the holder of the license and the person in charge shall be notified in writing that the license is, upon service of the notice, immediately suspended and that an opportunity for hearing will be provided if a written request for hearing is filed with the Director of Health Services of the Village of Mount Prospect by the holder of the license within 10 days. If no written request for hearing is filed within 10 days, the suspension is sustained. The regulatory authority may end the suspension at any time if reason for suspension no longer exist. Sec. 12.304. Revocation of Licenses. A. The regulatory authority may, after providing opportunity for d hearing, revoke 'a license for serious or repeated violations of any of the requirements of this Chapter or for interference with the regulatory authority in the performance of duty. B. Prior to revocation, the regulatory authority shall notify, in writing, the holder of the license and the person in charge, of the specific reason for which the license is to be revoked and that the license shall be revoked at the end of the 10 days following service of such notice unless a written request for hearing is filed with the Director of Health Services of the Village of Mount Prospect by the holder of the license within such 10 -day period. 11 no request for hearing is filed within the 10 -day period, the revocation of the license. Sec. 12.305. Service of Notices. A notice provided for in this Article is properly served when it is delivered to the holder of the license and the person in charge, or when it is sent by registered or'.certified mail, return receipt requested, to the last known address of the holder of the license. A copy of the notice shall be filed in the records of the regulatory authority. Sec. 12.306. Hearings. The hearings provided for in this Article shall be conducted by the regulatory authority at a time and place designed by it. Any oral testimony given at a hearing shall be reported verbatim, and the presiding officer, who shall be the Director of Health Services, shall make provision for sufficient copies of the transcript. The Director of Health Services shall make a final finding based upon the complete hearing record and shall sustain, modify or rescind any notice or order considered in the hearing. A written report of the hearing decision shall be furnished to the holder of the license by the regulatory authority. Sec. 12-307. Apication after Revocation. Whenever a revocation of a,license has become fi—na-1--Ithe holder of the revoked license may make written application for a new license. Sec. 12.308. Access for Inspections. Representatives of the regulatory authority, after proper identification, shall be permitted to enter any food processing establishment, food service establishment and retail food store at any reasonable time for the purpose of making inspections to determine compliance with this Chapter. The representatives shall be permitted to examine the records of the establishment to obtain information pertaining to food and supplies purchased, received, or used. Sec. 12.309. Re ort of Inspections. Whenever an inspection of a food Processing establishment, food service establishment or retail food store is made, the findings shall be recorded on the inspection report form of the regulatory authority. The inspection report form shall set forth a weighted point value for requirement of this Chapter. Inspectional remarks shall be written to reference, by section number, the section violated and shall state the correction to be made. The rating score of the establishment shall be the total of the weighted point values for all violations, subtracted from 100. A copy of the completed inspection report form shall be furnished to the person in charge of the establishment at the conclusion of the inspection. - Sec. 12-310. Correction of Violations., A. The completed inspection report form shall specify a reasonable period of time for the correction of the violations found; and correction of the violations shall be accomplished within the period specified, in accordance with the following provisions: 1. If an imminent health hazard exists, such as complete lack of refrigeration or sewage backup into the establishment, the establishment shall immediately cease food processing or service operations or operation as a retail food store. Operations shall not be resumed until authorized by the regulatory authority. 2. All violations of 4 -or 5 -point weighted items shall be corrected as soon as possible, but in any event, within 10 days following inspection. Within 15 days after the inspection, the holder of the license shall submit a written report to the regulatory authority stating that the 4 -or 5 -point weighted violations have been corrected. A followup inspection shall be conducted to confirm correction. 3. All 1 -or 2 -point weighted items shall be corrected as soon as possible, but in any event, by the time of the next routine inspection. 4. When the rating score of the establishment is less than 60, the establishment shall initiate corrective action on all identified .-vio*lations within 48 hours. One or more reinspections will be conducted at reasonable -time intervals to assure correction. 5. In the case of temporary food service establish- ments, all violations shall be corrected within 24 hours. If violations are not corrected within 24 hours, the establishment shall immediately cease food service operations until authorized tc resume by the regulatory authority. B. The inspection report shall state that failure to comply with any time limits for correction may. result,in cessation of food processing or service operations or the operation of a retail food store. All opportunity for hearing on the inspection findings or the time limitations or both will be provided if a written request is filed with the regulatory authority within 10 days following cessation of operations. If a request for hearing is received, a hearing shall be held within 20 days of ._receipt of the request. C. Whenever a food processing or service establishment or a retail food store i's required under the provisions of this Section to cease operations, it shall not resume operations until it is shown on reinspection that conditions responsible for the order to cease operations no longer exists. Opportunity for reinspection shall be offered within a reasonable time. Sec. 12.311. Examination and CondemnatiLon of' Food. Food may be examined or sampled by the regulatory authoras often as necessary for enforcemient of this Chapter. The regulatory authority may, upon written notice to the licensee and person in charge, specifying with particularity thereasons therefor, place a hold -order on any food which it believes, is in violation of the provisions of this Chapter. The regulatory authority shall tag, label, or otherwise identify any food subject to the hold order. No food subject to a hold order shall be used, served, or moved from the establishment. The regulatory authority shall permit storage of the food under conditions specified in the hold, order, unless storage is not possible without risk to the public health, in which case immediate destruction shall be ordered and accomplished. The hold order shall state that a written request for hearing may be filed with the Director of Health Services within 10 days and that if no hearing is requested the food shall be destroyed. If a request for hearing is received, the hearing shall be held within 20 days after receipt of the request. on the basis of evidence produced at that hearing, the hold order may be vacated, or the licenseeor person son in charge of the food may be directed by -written,,* -order to denature or destroysuchfood or to bring it into compliance with the provisions of this Chapter. Sec. 12.312. Submission of Plans. Whenever a food processing establishment, food, service establishment or retail food store is constructed or extensively remodeled and whenever an existing structure is converted to such use, properly prepared plans and specifications for such construction, remodeling or conversion shall be submitted to the regulatory authority for review and approval before construction, remodeling or conversion is begun. The plans and specifications shall indicate the proposed layout, arrangement, mechanical plans, and construction materials of work areas, and the type and model of proposed fixed equipment facilities. The Director of Health Services shall approve the plans and specifications if they meet the requirements of this ordinance. No food service establishment, food processing establishment or retail food store shall be constructed, extensively remodeled, or converted except in accordance with plans and specifications approved by the Director of Health Services of.the Village of Mount Prospect. Sec. 12.313. Pre -operational Inspections. Whenever plans and specifications are required by Section 12.312 of this Article to be submitted to the regulatory authority, the regulatory authority shall inspect the food service establishment, food processing establish�.ent or retail food store prior to the start of operations, to determine compliance with the requirements of this Chapter. Sec. 12.314. Procedure if Infection Su ted. When the """'. ...... . . ..... . . regulatory auth'o"rlly has reasonaKle cause to suspect possible disease transmission by an employee of a food processing establishment, food service establishment or retail food store, it may secure a morbidity history of the suspected employee or make any other investigation as indicated and shall take appropriate action. The regulatory authority may require any or all of the following measures: 1. The immediate exclusion of the employee from employment in the food service establishment, food processing establishment or retail food store; 2. The immediate closing of the establishment concerned until, in the opinion of the regulatory authority, no further danger of disease outbreak exists; 3. Restriction of the employee's services,to some area of the establishment where there would be no danger of transmitting disease; 4. Adequate medical and laboratory examination of the employee and of other employees and of his and their body discharges. ART ICE IV PENALTIES 12.401 Fines 12.402 Injunctions Sec. 12.401. Fines, Any person, firm or corporation convicted of a violation of any of the provisions of this Chapter shall be punished by a fine of not less than ten dollars ($10.00) nor more than five hundred dollars ($500.00) for each offense. A separate offense shall be deemed to have been committed for each day a violation occurs or continues. Sec. 12..402. In "unctions* The regulatory authority may seek to enjOin violations OT -This Chapter. SECTION TWO.: —_w ,w - If any part or parts of this Chapter shall be held to be unconstitutional or otherwise invalid, such unconstitutionality or invalidity shall not affect the validity of the, remaining parts of this Ordinance and to that end, the provisions of this Ordinance are deemed to be severable. SECTION THREE: This Ordinance shall be in full force and effectfromand after its passage, approval and publication in pamphlet form in the manner provided by law. Passed this day of 1980. AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: Approved this.: day of 1980. village President - Attest: g Villae Clerk 6-10-80 ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE AM -ENDING THE SIGN ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT .... .. .. ...... low 49P o Ij c u 41 - NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTYr ILLINOIS AS FOLLOWS: 4 SECTION ONE Section 9.401B of Article IV of Chapof' ter Munici,pal- Code of the 9 slame is hereby,, VilIage of Mount ProSPect bet, and the # amended by deleting therefrom the language "Board of Appeals of the Village" friom Sal* # I id, Section, and insierting In i ts plaice the languag,elr "President and Boa,rd of Trustees, of the Vii1lage,", so that said, Section shall hereafter be and read as fo 1 10wis *0 1 ............ I IN 11 "Ident,lf1caltion S�gn. A sign 411ving, 4�l name and, if desired, the address of' a development consjstingof at, lleast five b6sinesis esta-blishments and Iocated on or lot,s of i at least 20 acresl# Such ii&n may be'o,Ily or partly devoted wh to, ia re�adijy recognIsable logo, trademark or other identify* ft I- Ing symbol# SECTION THRLE-0 Section 9-407H of'Article IV of Chapter 9 of the Municipal Code of the Village of Mount Prospect be, and the same is hereby, amended by renumbering and relettering the existing 'id ' ec' ion to the following: $ubparagraphs of sai S to "Section R. 407H; Signs 'in Industrial District-. 1. Within the I-1 Industrial Dist-rict and the 1-2 Railroad District signs are permitted subject to the following regulations: The total surface of all business so a. igns on a lot shall not exceed four (4) square feet for each lineal 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 uhim- proved lots 'in the I-1 District 4nd shall not be per- =tted in the 1-2 Distric-1C. Advertising s igns, in the I--1 -District shall be as regulated in the B-3 Business District. C. Projecting signs provided the same do not project M • more than thirty six lindhes (36") from any building. 1. Shall not extend over property line*,. 2. Shall not exceed. the sum of sixteen (16) square feet. 4 d. The height provis' f the B-3 Business District i ions o shall apply to the 30.ndustrial-district.11 and adding to said Section a new subsection 2 conta-lining' the fol- lowing language,-, 2 In the 1-1 L.1aht Indus'trial District identification signs shall,be permitted subject to the following: a. Such signs shall be no more than twelve (12)feet 'in height measured from the grade of the curb. b• Such signs shall be no larqer than 120 srpiar e feet per, s3iLgn face provided,01 howevero that any development which exceeds 1,20 acreso an add-iti'onal one square -foot per sign face shall 'be -.-�r ch, aditiLonal acre of' such , pcermitted 0 ead ' development up.toi�.maxximum.of 30Q square feet per !sign, C. Such signs may be I'lluminated'.directly or indirectly provided that'the'source of such illumination cannot be 'seen from any residence or residential area, d. The.location of ground identation signs shall IM e subjec't to'.the following: Such signs shall be set back at.1least twelve feet from each lot line of the property on i4hich such sign is located provided, however that such slignis located on corner lots shall$ not be located within a triangle formed -by c onn e c tif_ng� the propert,y lines of such corner lot wh'ich abut any two right-of-way lines of any Intersecting streets. The length of the tri'Lang' le leg Timasured along such property lines 'hall be twenty s .,five (25) 'feet. 3 2. Suchsigns 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-of-way if the President and Board of Trustees determine that such sign would obstructimpair or interfere with traffic or sight, of traffic and further provided that the Villa4�e may, revoke any such authorilzation gii-ven pur�suant to, thJ ion at any time and further provided, is provis' that the owner of such, sign shall enter into a release and indemniLfi,cation agreement acceptable to the Village Board, and Village attorney prior, to the erection of' any Such sign which iso 'S authorized." so that said Section, shall herea-ft'er be and re-A*d 'as follow - so "Section 9.407H. Signs in Industrial Dist.ict 1, Within the 1-1 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 lineal foot of building 'frontage in the I-1 Industrial District and two (2) square f eet E Jor each lineal foot of building frontage win the, 1-2 Railroad District. b. Advertising signs shall be permitted only upon unim-06 proved lots in the I-1 District and shall not be.per- mitted in the 1*�2 Distriqt:. Advertising -signs 'in the 1-1 District shall be as regulated in the B-3 Business District, W c. Projecting signs provided the same do not project more than thirty six inches .(36f#) from any building. 1. Shall not extend over property line. 2. -Shall not exceed the sun 02 sixtten (16) square feet. d. The height provisions of the B-3 Business Di strict shall apply -to the industrial district, 2, In,the I-1 Light Industrial District ' identification signs shall be permitted subject to the follotaing'. Such signs shall be no more than.'twelve (12) feet. in height measured from the grade of the curbO b. tuch signs shall be no larger than 120 square feet per sign face provided, however, that in any development which exceeds 120 acres, an additional one square foot per sign face,shall be permitted for each additional acre of such development up to a maximum of 300 square feet' a per sign face. c. Such signs may be illuminated dirt!ctly or directly vrovided that the source of'such 'Illumination' cannot �e seen from any residence or residential area, Attest, Village President 1P Vi lage Clerk 0 as 4 on d. The location of ground identification signs $hall be subJect to the follow* I Ing: 1. Such signs shall be set back at least twelve feet from each lot, line of the property on which such siogn is located provided, however, that such signs located on corner lots shall, not be located withIn a trilangle formed by connecting the property lines of' such cornier lot which abut any two rilght-of-way lines of' any intersecting streets, The length, of the triangle leg Measured along such property lines shall be twenve (25) fee• t, 2. Such signs may be located in public right-of- way if authorized by thie President and Boarsd of - Trustees provided, however, that no so such sign shall beocated, in publi'c rf ght-of-way if the President and, Board of' Trustees determine that such sign 1140uld obstruct,mpa i , • i ir or • interf ere wil th traf f ic o,r sig'h,t of traf f ic and, further provided that the 'Village may revoke any s• uch author iza.ti'Lon gliven pursuant, to this provision at any time and further provided that the ray of s�u,ch sn shall,enter into, a release and indevmnification, ag,reement acceptable to the Village Board, and, Village attorney prio• r to the erection, of any such, sigm-which is authorized." S'.'E.'.*1TIO1N FOUR.- trom and alTer rhis Or1i inAnciz qhAil *n '--III for% -.e azid effect 'its . - A passaget ap�roval an'dA publication ion the manner provided, by law, Passed this ..... day of 1980" AYESG PAYS* ABSENT. - Approved thisday I'll of ..... 1980. Approved, Attest, Village President 1P Vi lage Clerk Village of PAount Prospect Mount Prospect, 1111nolS INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUMA TOO Terrance L. Burghardl Village Manager FROM* Kenneth Ho Fritz, C6mmun1ity Development Director SUBJECT: Brickman Resubdivision - Final Plat - Located on River Road,,North of Camp MacDonald Road DATE* July 11, 1980 Brickman's Resubdivision has been reviewed by the Village 6 Plan Commission and Village Staff. The final plat of resubdivision 'is recommended for approval subject to the following conditions: 1. That the width of the right-of-wa'y for River Road, Camp MacDonald Road and Park Drive should be so.indicated on the plat, 2. The area of the subdivision should be so recorded on the plat, 3. A sidewalk will be required to be 'Installed on the publi',c right-of-way adjacent to River Road, 4. Detailed engineering drawings shall be submitted to the Village Engineer' for his review and approval prior to.the recording of the final plat of re- subdivision, Citizens, Utility Company provides water and sanitary sewer service in the area* Water mains are available on Carrip MacDonald'Road and Park Drive, The water mad"m must be looped *thin the subdivisi wi, I i on and must have a'maximum capacity of 2#000 gallons per minute for proper fi ire flow, Sanitary sewers are available on Camp MacDonald Road and Park Drive, Storm sewer i's available on Camp MacDonald Road at Woodviiew Drive. The Illinol's Department,pf Transportation will impro,ve River Road so that no public road improvements need be provided by the developer, KHFW-Ahg ccelb, Ben Hemmetery Vii'llage Engineer' Herb Weeks, Director of Public Works Carol Fieldsr Village,Clerk V I �kn a u n t u= ro spe c t Mount Prospect, Illinois INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUMA TO'ev Terrance L, Bur chard, Village Manager FROM,: Kenneth He Fritzv, Community Development Director SUBJECT.P Rauenhorst Corporation - Phase II Resubdivision I ion DATE: July 11F 1980 In order to accommodate a larg6r parking lot at Bell and Howell/Mamiya Company on Lot #lp Pha'se'II and sub- sequent consolidations of portions of recorded lots Phase 1, in combination with portions of recorded lots in Phase II, a resubdivislion of Phase'II had become necessary The PlanCommiss"0n and Village Engineer have both reviewed mission the proposed Plat of Resubdiv'ision and recommend the approval of the final Plat of Resubdiviisilon for Phase II of the Kensington Center for Business, sub'ect to the following'. L That complete and final engineering drawings'',,for 'the public improvements meet with'the*'approval of . the V*11age Engineer as per the standards contained in the Develt>'pment Code. 20, That no work shall commence on the proper' ty until the engineering plans have been approved by all staff, 4J K11F,'@,AWhg. cc: Ben H' emmeter 'Village Engineer: Herb Weeks,Director of'Pub,lic -I Work s Carol diel dsi Vil lage Clerk CHARGES BY THE VILLAGE BOARD TO 131cylee Safety or comters COMMITTEESt COMMISSIONS AND INDIVIDUALS IRMA Jfily 15 t 1980 Vandalism BUILDING COMMITTEE - Trustee Florios, Chairman Drugs ZBA 12-2-79 308 W . Rand Road, 4/4/79 ZBA 13-Z-79 310-314 W. Rand Road 6/5/79 ZBA 26-V-80 17 N. Emerson Street 7/1/80 ZBA 27-V-80 902, Edgew,00d Lane 7/1/80 ZBA 17-A-80 Text Amendment to Zoning Ordinance 6/3/80 ZBA 18-V-80 908 E. Central Road 6/3/80 ZBA 13-V-80) 900 N. Wolf Road 6/3/80 ZBA 19-V-80) ■ ZBA 24-Z-80) Vavrus Sub (Charlie Club) 6/3/80 ZBA 25-V-80) ZBA 22 -SU -80 422 E. Northwest Highway 6/3/80 FINANCE COMMITTEE - Trustee Mi■ ller, Chairman Business License Fees 5/1/79 Possible freeze on number of liquor licenses 'issued Feasibility of increasing liquor license fees 5/l/79 Streamli■ ning the Commi■ ttee system 5/1/79 Cash and Fiscal policy review 5/1/79 Review salaries of M■ ayor and Board of Trustees 8/21/79 Water billing process 11/6/79 Budget preparation process 12/8/79 Review of employee benefits 3/4/80 4/1/80 FIRENAND POLICE COMMITTEE - Trustee Murauskis 3, Choirman Maple Crest Subdon water system 6/19/79 Development Code 8/7/79 Public Safety Department 80 Require merchants to issue receipts upon purchase 80 LEGISLATIVE /JUDICIARY COMMITTEE - Trustee R■ ichardson, Chairman Rob Roy Zoming Suit 12/5/■ 78 Di Mucci Water Bills' 12/5/78 Liaison with State Representatives Downtown Rehabilitation Loan Fund 8/7/79 Le islative Report 91 Woodvl*ew Homeowners Association request for $2 t 500 reimbursement Village of Mount Prospect Street Lighting 7/1/80 PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE - Trustee Wattenberg, Chairman 131cylee Safety or comters 4. 5/15/79 IRMA 0/21/79 Vandalism 8/21/79 Drugs 8/21/79 Adoption of Village Safety Program 9/18/79 Proposal to allow for "no smoking" areas 'in restaurants 12/4/79 NORTRAN Membership 2/5/80 Revision of Chapter 12 - Food Dealers 2/28/80 Request to increase taxi -cab fares 4/15/80 Request to review Senior Citizen rate for taxi' -cab fares 7/l/80 PUBLIC WORKS COMITTEE - Trustee Farley, Chairman For continuln, g study-. MFT Projects 1/7/90 ■ Highland and Rand Road widening 6/2/78 Complet■ ion of Well #17 6/5/79 Watermami along Rand Road, between Highland and Central 6/5/79 Explanation of RHca ptureOrdiinances, 6/5/79 Status of Well #12 6/5/79 ■ Lake Briarwood drainage problem 6/5/79 For Board Report. - Cable T.V.■ 6/5/79 Water billi■ ng process 12/8/79 Acquisiti■ on of Lake Michigan water Future use of Central/Busse Detention Basin Mr9r-TrAIRMETTIE.