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t / y i VII MANAGER'S REPORT 1. Parental Responsibility ����� �� pa can11,age Manager Ja ;hedges n rized" e � � �V e,", Whale Senate Billy"�� w� ' � �e�, s �, a tir'e -' , ,„' r mw'on", � a In Mt'X atel n�i ,���re� e 21,„-�` ire M Fo' the^kpupas1e, ,"�L6, � ' c i ion the Bill t U �.� yam c�n�� , e requires-th�it the �.d.u:l- have know, 1� e� �� ��� � the p©ssessian or,a,cah l° cdiino'."17"' and that he leaves them unsupervised in an intoxicated state. "Th'e gather 1 ng must include two gar m re' peop e- ane car xr�care of ;which must "''b e under the/,, ' ''of 18. When a 'copy of this Bill IS & eilab,le , it 'Wi�fll x be f crwrde& � td the'Village Beard along Faith examples o ,, local Ordinance for _ :furtherdiscussion „ and cans iderat ion. a, 2 Landlord/ Tenant, Update,' ',,; The'Co bzni��ee c � 'the hole received a memorandum indicatingv fihat approximately $27, 00 has been re"ce ved r in lieu. ,fees' Cdr the Landlord/Tenant' Program. Of the remaining $13,000 ghtitipated, properties owned car ope-rated �^�b' the DiMucci f ilk *ich is currently involved. in litigation amount to a rcax�m t ly, $7 , OO . ooperat'i on in general has been, very good withthe landlords and 'Further nota ces will be sent during the next two weeks to those who have not paid their fees. Some. dev°elo= ent is anticipated with regard to the suit on bxe � ` ff of Oak, Park True and Savings challenging the Landlord/"Tenant Ordinance within the next two weeks. . -+ carve Speed Limit. Mr. Hedges, presented a letter from the Illinois Department of Transportation indicating their rationale for increasing the speed limit on the s-curve on Illinois, Route 83. Trustee Farley expressed his displeasure with the method used in which speed limits are determined' by the prevailing speed of traffic. 4. Wheeling Road Petition/Private Road Alley Repairs. Mr. Weeks distributed drawings of the area indicating the locations cif the needed repairs. Costs for these repairs are estimated at $18,000. The cmittee of the Whale directed that staff work with the individual property owners and, in. particular, Mr. Brantmann who owns approximately 35 of the 48 units involved ed zn an attempt to have the owners work collectively to have these repairs carried out The Committee of the Whole re-emphasized its position that this is a private alley sand., therefore, 't is the responsibility of the surrounding property owners to maintain its repair. „ Villa!je of Mount Prospect Mount Prospect, Illinois Hill T, INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM FROM: ASSISTANT VILLAGE MANAGER DATE: JULY 22.) 1983 SUBJECT: FIRE DEPARTMENT STATION #14 ADDITION As indicated on page 40 of the Village Budget, $35,000 has been appropriated for the purpose of constructing the shell for an addition on Station #14, at 2000 East Kensington Road. This is designed to be a two-stage development with the remainder of the interior work to be completed in the next fiscal year. The purpose for this addition is to provide a separate service area for Fire Department vehicle maintenance including painting and major repairs. In order to begin the program, it will be necessary to contract for architectural services for design of the building, the bidding phase and construction phase supervision. Attached is a memorandum and recommendation from Fire Chief Lawrence Pairitz recommending that we enter into a contract for $3,880 with Koster, Associates of Mount Prospect. This item is budgeted and is under $4,000 and, therefore, official Board approval is not.necessary, however, I offer this information for your review and consideration. JAY R. HEDGES JRH/rcw c: Fire Chief Lawrence Pairitz VILLAGE OF M(.,�uNT PROSPECT e I F? kk- Date - July 20, 1983 ILLINOIS subjectRecommendation for Architect INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM at Station #14 TO: Chief Lawrence A. Pairitz FROM' Capt. Dennis Thill' On July 20, 1983, 1 reviewed the proposals from three (3) architects to design an addition on Station #14 for the purpose of vehicle maintenance. After review of these proposals, I recommend using Kostak Associates because they are low bid. Enclosed you will find all three proposals; KOSTAK ASSOCIATES $31880.00 1250 W. Northwest Hwy Mt. Prospect, Il 60056 R.E. MCBRIDE & CO. LTD. $9,600.00 211 North Prospect Manor Mt. Prospect, Il 60056 BUSCHE & MARKSON, INC. $151000.00 500 W. Central Road, Suite 205 Mt. Prospect, Il 60056 la4�ppt, Dennis Thill DT/mh att,-' KOSTAK AS: ARCHITECTS 312/394-9444 1250 W. •- .` _ ,.60056 July 14, 1983 Captain Dennis R. Thill Mount Prospect Fire Department 112 E. Northwest Highway Mt. Prospect, Illinois 60056 Re: Proposal for Architectural & Engineering Services for Building Addition to Fire Station No. 3 Dear Captain Thill : In response to our meeting of July 8, we are submitting the follow- ing proposal for your consideration. Kostak Associates has provided architectural and engineering services to a variety of clients over the past six years. -We have had exten- sive experience with both spray painting facilities and vehicle main- tenance buildings. The attached "Architect's Qualification Statement" provides background information - on our firm. Please note that we have included descriptive information on current and past projects sim- ilar in nature to the addition proposed for Fire Station No. 3. Our proposal is based on our discussions and on-site observations as well as the written Program Statement dated June 24, 1983, and the preliminary floor plan sketch by EPB, Design Center. We propose to fur- nish all required architectural and engineering services required from design development through completion of construction. The following is a summary of the basic services which will be provided by Kostak Associates; Design Development/ Finalize preliminary plans, prepare schedules, Contract Documents: finishes, details, etc. for review. Formal- ize design and engineering decisions into contract drawings and specifications. Bidding Phase: Distribute documents to bidders; answer questions during bid phase; assist Village in reviewing bids; notify bidders of contract award. Construction Phase: Assist Village in administering the construc- tion,contract; observe construction progress; approve requests for payment, shop drawings; inspect project prior to acceptance. Wr Captain Thill---Page 2 July 14,1 '1983 Item four on page two of the attached "Architect's Qualification Statement" describes detailed services that will be provided. We recommend the following project schedule: Design Development/ 3 to 5 weeks Contract Documents. - Bidding Phase: 2 to 3 weeks Construction Phase: 8 to 12 weeks TOTAL PROJECT DURATION 13 to 20 weeks Our total fee for the services described above would be $3,880. A breakdown of the fee is as follows: Contract Documents $29880 Reproduction Costs 200 Bid Phase 200 Construction Phase 600 TOTAL FEE $3 0 880' Our proposal is based upon receiving payment within ten days of our in- voice.date. Work will be invoiced as various phases are completed. The following items are not included in our proposal and should be fur- nished by the Village, as required: 1. Soil Borings ($600 +, if required) 2. Current spotted Plat of Survey 3.-1 Current topographic or grading plan 4. Existing building drawings We appreciate the opportunity of submitting "I this proposal and are anxious to work with the Fire Department and Village staff on this specialized project. We are confident that.our past experience with this type of building will assure a successful design phase and will produce a high quality building at a reasonable cost. If any addition- al information is required on our proposal, please contact me at your convenience. Respectfully submitted, Warren J. Kostak, ARA KOSTAK ASSOCIATES WJK: rs End . THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS AIA Document B431 Ar 0 ch! talification Statement DATE: July 12, 1983 1. BASIC INFORMATION 1.1 Architect: Kostak Associates (Firm Name) 1.2 Business Address: 1250 W. Northwest Hwy., Suite 207 Mt. Prospect, IL 60056 1.3 Telephone Number: (312) 394-9444 1.4 Person to Contact: Warren J. Kostak, ARA 1.5 Type of Organization: (Check One) M Individual or Sole Proprietorship E] Partnership 0 Professional Corporation/Association C3 Joint Venture* Corporation C3 Other* 0 It Joint Venture or Other, give details. 2. STATEMENT OF INTEREST We are submitting this information as part of our proposal to provide architectural and en- gineering services for a building addition to the existing\Fire Station No. 3 in Mt. Prospect. AIA DOCUMENT B431 - ARCHITECT'S QUALIFICATION STATEMENT e DECEMBER 1979 EDITION 6 AlAt1 "t THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVENUE, N -W.. WASHINGTON, D.C. 10006 8431-1979 1 3. GENERAL ORMATION (This informatiot, may be provided via the Architect's brochure which may be attached and listed in Article 7.) 3.1 Names of Principals: Warren J. Kostak, ARA 3.2 Professional History: 3.3 Registration Status: 3.4 Professional Affiliations: 3.5 Key Personnel: 3.6 Honors and Awards: The firm was established in 1977 and has pro- vided architectural and engineering services to a variety of public and private clients over the past six years. Registered architects in Illinois, Wisconsin and Ohio. Society of American Registered Architects Building Officials Conference of America Construction Specifications Institute Warren J. Kostak David L. Burger Certification by National Council of Architectural Registration Boards 4. RELATED PROFESSIONAL ri SERVICES 4.1 Structural: Structural Engineering will be provided to assure compatibility between the new and ex - fisting structures. 4.2 Mechanical: New space heaters will be approved for use in hazardous locations and shall be energy efficient. 4.3 Electrical: Electrical devices shall be explosion proof and water resistant where required; ground fault interrupters will be utilized. 4.4 Interior Design: Space planning, layout and coordination of colors and finish materials will be provided under basic services. 4.5 Others: The multi -use "Paint Spray Area" will be de- signed in accordance with the following re- quirements: 1981 BOCA Building Code, Section 611 .0 National Fire Codes, NF PA 15, 33 and 70. AIA DOCUMENT 8.131 - ARCHITECT'S QUALIFICATION STATEME,%T a DECEMBER 19-9 EDITION "AIAT -0 2:1979 THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1733 ',E%% YORK AVENUE, N.%V-. W.ASHINGTON, 0_C_ 20006 B431-1979 2 PRO)E Projects for which, personnel of this firm had responsible charge while cated by an asterisk. associated with other firms are indi- 5.1 The following projects are representative of the Architect's recent work. A brief descrition of each p project is attached. OWNER PROJECT 1. U.S. Navy - Ventilating Improvements to Aircraft Paint Spray- ing Hangar 2. U.S. Coast Guard - Renovation of existing Aircraft Paint Stripping and Paint Spraying Hangars 3. Ball Metal - Fireproof vault for paint storage and dispensing Decorating, Inc. 4. International - Truck Sales and Service Facility Harvester 5. Northwest V.I.P., Inc.- Arlington Muffler Shop 6. Precision Car Care - Automotive Service Center (NOTE: See attached photos of Projects 2, 43, 59 & '6) 5.2 Other representative projects with dates of completion: COMPLETION OWNER PROJECT DATE 1. Warner Amex Cable Public Access Studio June, 1983 Communications & Corporate Offices 2. Morrie Mages Sports Sporting Goods Store July, 1983 3. ADP,, Inc. Computer Facilities July, 1983 4. Northwestern Alcoholic Rehabilitation June, 1983 Memorial Hospital Center 5. U.S. Coast Guard Annodizing and Metal December, 1983 Plating Shop 6. YMCA of Metropolitan Women's Fitness Center June, 1982 Chicago 7. Century 21 -Countryside 200 S. Main Office December, 1977 Mt. Prospect, IL ,kIA DOCUMENT 9431 0 ARCHITECT'S QUALIFICATION STATEMENT - DECEmBER i9-9 EDIT'VIS," 0 Atkl * 719-9 ANIERICA N INSTITUTE Of ARCHITECTS 1735 NEW YORK A%ENLE. NAV., 'WASHINCTON, D.C. B431-1979 3 6. REFERENT, Mr. James H. Diehl, Vice President Mr. Bob Danko, Owner Bank & Trust Co. of Arlington Heights Precision Car Care 900 E. Kensington 408 W. Northwest Highway Arlington Heights, IL 60004 Arlington Heights, IL 60004 312/870-2943 312/259-4362 Mr. Martin Munsen Lt. Daniel Raupp Director of Building & Zoning Bureau of Fire Prevention Village of Arlington Heights Village of Arlington Heights 33 S. Arlington Heights Road 33 S. Arlington Heights Road Arlington Heights, IL 60005 Arlington Heights, IL 60005 312/253-2340 312/253-2340 7. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION (if attachments are provided, list them here-) The attached descriptions and photographs are included to illustrate our experience and successful completion of projects sim- ilar to that required for Mt. Prospect's Fire Station No. 3. ARCHITECT: Kostak Associates By: Warren J. Kostak, AR , AIA DOCUMENT B431 0 ARCHITECT'S QUALIFICATION STATEMENT DECEMBER 19-9 EDITION • AIA'* • T1979 THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVENUE, NW, D.C. _10,006 B431-1979 4 ARCHITECT. - Size: Cost: Owner: Owner Contact: Kostak Associates Ventilating improvements to existing Aircraft Paint Spraying Hangar, 122 Naval Air Station, Jacksonville, Florida. (8319) Project encompasses 26,000 sq. ft. of an exist- ing aircraft hangar of 105,000 sq. ft. Budgeted at $1.5 million. Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southern Division Charleston, S.C. Mr. Hugh Kennedy, Project Manager Completion Date: Projected, October, 1984 Contractor/Construction Manager: To be determined by open, public bidding procedures. Brief Description: The objective of the project is to up -grade an existing hazardous paint spraying operation to incorporate current OSHA safety require- ments and state-of-the-art energy conservation devices. Fire separation walls 30 to 50 ft. high will segregate the paint spraying area from the general hangar area. Fifteen ex- haust fans and twenty supply air fans will move 450,000 cubic feet per minute of ventilat- ing air at speeds of 100 to 300 feet per min- ute over the aircraft being painted. Sixteen unit heaters will provide 15 million BTU's per hour of heat to the 1 million cubic foot space. AIA DOCUMENT 8.331 * ARCHITECT'S QL:ALIF!&%TI0,s STATEMENT DECEMBER 1979' EDITION 0 AIAe THE AMERICA4,, INSTITUTE OF ARCH I TECTS. .-,-,33 NEW YORK AVENUE, NAV.. WASHINGTON, D -C. 2CW6 8431-1979 ............... 11 ARCHITECT,-,' w. PROJECT: Size: Cost: Kostak Associates Ventilating improvements to existing Aircraft Paint Stripping and Paint Spraying Hangars, U.S. Coast Guard Support Center, Elizabeth City, NC (8035) Paint Stripping Hangar 77 - 8,800 sq. ft. Paint Spraying Hangar 87 9,600 sq. ft. $2.2 million Owner: U.S. Coast Guard 5th District Portsmouth, Virginia Owner Contact.! Cmdr. R. Black, Base Commander" Completion Date: June, 1982 Contractor/Construction Manager: Brief Description: Two existing aircraft hangars were renovated to provide up-to-A'ate facillties, for, paint strippIng and re -painting of H-3 heli"copters and, the H'U'-25 Falcon medium range jet air- craft. Specially constructed supply and exhaust air plenums, filteration systems and make-up air units provided a safe Interior working environment and a pollution -free external environment. AIA DOCUMENT B431 0 ARCHITECT'S QUALIFICATION STATEMENT e DECENABESHINGTC DJTHE A2MERICAN.' INSTITUTE OF ARCHITEcTs, 1,-35 N -EW YOP'K A%'E\L!E. NAV..w.C_ ,OW6 8431-1979 ARCHITECT* Kostak Associates PROJECT: Flammable Liquids Vault (8105). 4100 W. 42nd Place Chicago, IL Size: 1500 square feet in an existing manufacturing building Cost: $659000 Owner: Ball Metal Decorating Owner Contact: Mr. Joseph P. Suvel i Completion Date: June, 1981 Contractor/Construction Manager: Bohlin Building Corporation 1907 S. Busse Road Mt. Prospect, IL 60056 Brief Description: Space in an existing manufacturing building was renovated to, provide storage, material handling, and dispensing of flammable inks, paints and solvents used for metal engrav- ing, stamping and plating. AIA DOCU-MEN-T 8431 ;ZCH.ITECT'S QU-ALIFICATIO.% STATEMENT DECENiBER 19-9 EDITION' 0 AlAt 7"1" XMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 %;E%%' YORK AVENUE. WA H11 D -C. 8431-1979 ARCHITECT.-,, Kostak Associates PROJECT: Truck Sales .and Service Facility Columbus, Ohio (7906) Size: 32,000 sq. ft., 1 -story Cost: $9609000 Owner: International Harvester Owner Contact: Mr. Donald Johnston Completion Date.- March, 1980 Contractor/Construction Manager: Bahl in Building Corporation 1907 S. Busse Mt. Prospect, IL Brief Description: Approximately one-half of this T-shaped building is used for display and sales of International trucks and agricultural equip- ment. The remaining 16,000 sq. ft. con- tained twenty truck service bays for main- tenance of International vehicles. AIA DOCUsiENT B431 0 ARCHITECT'S QUALIFICATION STATEMES.T ECE1,91"19 N 11 A THE .SME CA INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1,735 NEW YORK AVENUE.DN.WMBER EDMOlAt. WASHIN(;7-0,N, 8431-1979 ARCHITECT:,, PROJECT: Size: Owner: Owner Contact: Kostak Associates Muffler Shop 420 E. Northwest Highway Arlington Heights,, IL 2,200 sq. ft., 1-112 stories $859000 Northwest V.I.P., Inc. Mr. Jim Russo September, 1981 Contractor/Construction Manager: J. R. Russo & Associates Arlington Heights, IL Brief Description: This decorative concrete masonry building was designed to accommodate three car bays and one truck bay in addition to office and storage facilities. Vehicle lifts are surface mounted to the reinforced concrete floor slab, thereby eliminating the need for a permanent "in -ground" hydraulic cylinder. This allows for more flexible planning of future building use. AIA D0CumENT 8431 0 ARCHITECT'S QUALIFICATION STATEMENT * 19-1) EDITION * THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS. v33 -NEWYORK AVENUE, DECEMBER %VASHt'sAIA*"GTON. D -C. 20CM 8431-1979 ARCHITECT,-�` PROJECT: Size: Kostak Associates Automotive Service Center 380 W. Northwest Highway Arlington Heights, IL (8128) 4,500 sq. f t - , 1 -story Cost: $1682000 Owner: Precision Car Care Owner Contact: Mr. Bob Danko Completion Date: September, 1982 Contractor/Construction Manager: Leopardo Construction, Inc. Elk Grove Village, IL Brief Description: This masonry structure was designed for energy efficiency and ease of maintenance. Four highly efficient infra -red (I/R} heating tubes maintain comfortable con- ditions in the high bay area. In -addition, the south facing overhead doors of glass and aluminum provide a bright working en- vironment as well as passive solar heat gain to building interior. AIA DOCUMENT 8431 - ARCHITECT'S QUALIFICATION STATEMENT * ECE.-N19-9 EDITION - AIAe THE A1,1ERICAN I'sSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVENLE,DNAV.OSER WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 B431-1979 ARLINGTON IUFFLER SHOP _._..- ;' �� _ r a E.`- =�, - - ��- - „ _ * - '� - _ _ 4,_ _ �' 1-4 FAN -[ 1- r _. s. WAU Wr Von a , - € . _ }_.py �6. _ON k - - - >. rte. 4. _. -. _ E.- - *. �s . ..-€.€- gm k I_ .. - �_ Ali f ... :, _. _.� - - _tea. - '_ �... _ ... _ �.,.+ .... _:" _ - a._ ._. f ..#... _ _.._ _ x _-_-- -_- - -_ E .._ax 00Z A _ "€ _. 15 :- <- _ r _.. r < Sol -_3 E&a INV -.i_,. _ r Wf _. _g ilt a Fes. _. a ,. e �f�...a. _ MAN. ,_ ��. �. _..�... „e_ ___ c --_'_, - _..'- a - .- g - sit _3, _3 g. k- __ �_ _R _of t _ A&W, -_� ___ Baa - _ t_- ___ _ - -_ 4 3 _ 3 a . _ �_COX �. _NS - .. � 3 a� =x' -� 3 - � - _ _ ; MA _- �.::.-., [_ Sk � - two.. - .s-., - ...E ..... ,...�, �.€s __ _ fir€ --i =.:. a_,.._�- - - �t -- VAE �..-. -,-. "�.._ _. _. -- ,i �... -§__ .. 3 _ _ :.1. ,..__ - --. ,.. _ _5......., E a. - `. `fig z _.-` i,.. - a - _ _ ,� � .� �,,� , , ��� - ," �� � � ��_. ' h�t it � �f... i.x � _ t m, sh,.. # -.. €� -..'_ e � I- _ ,`;`-jWI- irk - s _ <€ €0 , _ 'S. i-. '*„ l s _ .'. - # -E 4;'tF, _'fix c $_ - - t SAN a AW ' a eta -t 44 AA I. E _ ^`t7 T K € = 4' 1 ,s04 A - _ e _ y a 3 Q s = lea x q to E 3 d ;r - PRECISION CAR CARE x w E aa n W 123 B U S C H E & M A'R K S 0 N'-* I NIC 500 W. Central Rd., Suite 205 A. R. A. Mt. Prospect, 'Illinois 50055 , Telephone: (312) 577-1670- July 77-1+670-.July 13, 1983 Capt. Dennis Th i l l Mt. Prospect Fire Dept. 112 E. Northwest Highway Mt. Prospect, Illinois 60056 Re: Proposed t 1178 5q. fit. _.. Addition ! to Fire Station' Mo. Mt. Prospect, 111 1noi s Dear Capt. Thi 11: The following is a " proposal' 'to furnish architectural services for the proposed addition to Fire Station No. y� . A* DESIGN DE FL!R.P , T SES hale a. This phase shall include: ' 1. Building and zoning code r'esea'rch based` on sketch* furnishedy� client,,and program'stot ent*of Junes 24, 1983e2. S; i to plan and other sketches to show all first Phase deve l o n t.' . . 3. Evaluate soils data.* Be tD 'LTi ION PhaseE a. If the preliminary -des-1gn -concept Is accepted as completed in Phase A, our work shall Include the following: 1 Final architectural drawings. 2. Final Structural drawings., 3. Final design drawings for HVACj Electrical and re ro tet i n., 4' Final site dev6lo, g in iii l eng��ne�e�ring ��t raw s and 5• Fi na�l� s c f cat ons , f r all "trades i c ' N, � �� o ��e ra . .M 'con bids 'nclu�d n il' tr de` 6•taw"`,Of 's'hop, draw i w. s w. . r: 3 Revelo 10 Interior rendering, or exterior rendering. 2. interior decoration furnishings, or color Selections. ° 3. Soil tests, compaction'or concrete tests. 4. Road and uti I i ties' civi l englneering off s1 te. mm... 5. Sanitary district permits. µ 6. Permit fees. 7. surveys or topography, 8. Landscape design. 9. Blue printing, costs for construction drawings. 10. Photograph costs, of ren 'ertngs or construction. 1, 1. As, bu i l t drawl ngs ,, or communicatfon system, 12. Security o �' r smoke, de tec ttoh, systems design.* 13. Change order drawings or � speC I f1c,a tions after Preliminaries have been accepted and working drawings started. 14. Project management. c. Phase A and ' Phase g -will beerformed P per the hourly fee, . schedule but shall not exceed .$15,000.00-, C. CONSTRUCTION s ase a. Based can construction documents prepared In Phase B our work will Include the following: B. m M l'. Assistance In selectl.ng acceptable bidders for general construction*''2. .... _ Review of contractor's s-ta t eh is and Oayou t ' reques is . 3• Field observations of construction of app*roximate'ly two., Per'-week'minimum through the tonal construction period of 12 weeks. Final punch list Inspections w P ( twos .ME a. Phase A, B and C will be performed per the hourly fee schedule but shall not exceed $ l 5, 000. oo ' E. ADDITIOML SERVICES —ANIl 1! y FEE SCHED,Ul,.E,.b nal _ , W g a. dd1 tl„o rvices�su s Change � ordr�s revision �,dawin �� or sped flcati s eylw f g o .or r ao aqui n�� o tori i ubsti tuti'o is dur g' . i dd n ou requests 1 b g r trot'I,Q,n phas, be performed, follow i r t �codul ..,. M M m ' m 'xr M .. •. .Ahs uf. M % lyy1 N n , vw 'M .. yr 4 X ' n '” Alku'1Ny/tl ilu, IW M'. LL 1. Inffic ct itlesPrincipals. . _ord ,. � � E$��'.1 e hour . .. 5' w 00, po r hour Employees A w2A rr 71 µ 2. Field Activi ties: Principals: $55.04 per hour Employees: $45.00 per hour (Principals are: H. Markson, E. Bs c h g'. P11an.. R 1 omm►e s or design consultants such as structural, HVAC, electrical, etc.) It is our pleasure to submit this proposal � fo`r your review and If it is acceptable to you, we w�ou l d be most happy 'to proceed ,a t Your direction. An A.I.A. Standard Contract will be prepared upon ,acceptance of this p proposal, Very truly yours, BUSCHE 6r HARKSON, INC. Melvin 'S, Mark span, FARA Vice President, Sec/Treas. HSM: pk r Accepted ,and Dated 211 N. PROSPECT MANOR MT. PROSRECT, ILLINOIS 60056 312/870-1610 R.E. MC BRIDE ARCHITECTURAL & CO. LTD. SERVICES July 15, 1983 Mt. Prospect Fire Dept. East Northwest Highway Mt. Prospect, Illinois 60056 Attn: Captains Les Woullet & Dennis Thill Re: Addition to Station No. 3 Dear Sirs: This is a letter of proposal covering the various architectural services required in order that you can construct a 13,200 sq. ft. addition and make certain modifications to the existing station. The purpose of this is to provide a more suitable facility for the maintenance and repair of the departments vehicular equipment. The scope of these services is itemized below and is intended to include the preparation of all necessary documents, to provide construction administration and to represent the owners best interest in these matters. 1. To assure, through appropriate analysis, that proper soil conditions exist for the support of the addition and the existing walls. 2. To provide the "Contract Documents" required for the bidding and subsequent construction of the building, based on the "Program Statement" dated June 24, 1983. This includes architectural, structural and MPE drawings and specifications, 3#1 To assist the Department in preparing the bid forms indicating the requirements of the construction contract. 4. To check all required shop drawings. 5. To provide site visitation as may be required according to the stages of construction. ,0, R.E. MT BRIDE ARCHITECTURAL & CO. LTD. SERVICES Re: Mt. Prospect Fire Dept. Addition to Station No. 3 Captains Wuollet & Hill 6. And to provide general administrative assistance to the Department during the construction phase including the approval of the "Payout Requests". We would further suggest that an Owner -Architect Agreement, similar to C) the enclosed AIA Document B15/a, be used to specifically indicate the relationships and understandings which we would mutually agree to. The total fee which we propose for these services is $9,600.00. We look forward to the opportunity of working with you and assure you of our undivided attention during the various phases of the project. Sincer Rolart E. McBride President RM:kd Enclosure Village of Mount Prospect Mount Prospect, Illinois INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: JAY HEDGES, ACTING VILLAGE MANAGER FROM: RONALD W. PAVLOCK, CHIEF OF POLICE SUBJECT: DUI REPORT DATE: JULY 22, 1983 Per your request, I have attached a copy of a DUI court disposition record report used by the department over the last several months. The attached report gives historical information on each charge of DUI written by the Mount Prospect Police Department. You will note the report also includes other charges and their disposition. These charges are connected with the DUI arrests. For your information, per a request from Mr. Burghard we have put together additional forms and -computerized programs in the police department to allow for a greater detailed history ofeach case. During the last several weeks we have met:with the prosecuting attorneys and judges to allow for a descriptive analysis of each arrest for DUI. In the future we can provide your office with information on the number of arrests per month, a comparison with the previous yearls, arrests, and the dispositions. This program, with the cooperation of the Village, Prosecutor ha,s, been programed into our Police Information Management System (PS, a computerized records system. I,have not attached the detailed Computer print --out as it, is extensive and. complicated. Police staff will interpret it into a DUI disposition summary report. It has been.theintent of my office to come up with a report that will audit the entire DUI process. As you can see, the various cases are handled on their own merits, and therefore it is difficult to give a,general synopsis on all individual incidents -6 I -have attached a sample DUI disposition summary sheet that gives additional definitions of the terminology used on the original report. Please review, and if you have any further questions I will be happy to answer them. For your further information, during the period of.January 1. 1983 to July 14, 1983 we have made 98 arrests for DUI as compared to the same period last year where we made 74 arrests. ........... . ... .... . ... . . ... Ronald W. Pavlock Chief of Police RWP: j h Attchs. DUI DISPOSITION SUMMARY CHARGES CONTINUANCES BY PLEA BLOOD ALCOHOL LEVEL REFUSAL JUDGE DISPOSITION DUI/Alcohol 2 by defense Negotiated .09 Fink 1 year supervision, and alcohol education program. Improper Lane Improper lane usage discharged. Fine $500.00 Negotiated plea between Village Prosecutor and Defense Attorney. Negotiated - indicates there was some type.of --------------------- agreement between the prosecutor and the defense attorney. Blind - indicates no negotiation took place, but defendant was prepared to go to trial. Trial - indicates trial took place. DISPOSITIONS FOUND GUILTY - indicates individual was found guilty of offense charged or lesser offense. NOT GUILTY - found not guilty of offense charged. SOL - SOL indicates the case was struck with leave to reinstate. This is the same basically as a dismissal, since the case will not be brought up again unless some special circumstance prevails, PENALTY FINE - dollar amount. SUPERVISION - individual is placed on court supervision for a period of time. Supervision is usually non -reporting, but can be made reporting by the judge. ASEP - driver education program. ------------------------- ----------------------- MONTHLY MONTHLY REPORT NEW CASES THIS MONTH YEAR TO DATE LAST YEAR TO DATE CASES COMPLETED CASES PENDING PAGE -1 - DRIVING � THE INFLUENCE UNDER ,t COURT DISPOSITION RECORD 'pU�tT DEFENDENTtS DEFINITION DEFINITION PROSECUTOR TYPE OF PLEA JUDGE CAL NEG. BLIND I'RZAL REFUSAL LATE TICKET # MAE - CHARGE COURT DISPOSITION -- -- - - T .83 X5852294 ILINNGORANI IN. 18-708 ONE WAY S GUILTY $50. GUILTY & FILM FINK LOCAL XXX X5852296 't " 18--501 D.U.I SUPER $700, S T ., & FIM, u it of X6670995 BMgN,D.J. 18-601 - � $50 GUILTY 6 FINE- IStt if of it X6670996 it a tt 18--501 D,U.I. 1 YR.SUPER,ASEP4500 SpM-MIALCOHOL . PRRAM tr a tt it it it X6972891 CRWAL,S.J, 18-709 LANE, USAMI NON SUITS (D1SMSED)tr tt if to if tl X6972892 tt rt n 1$--501 3 _ D.LT.IAMKO TO RECCE �S D.U, I A MOM TO 18-503 GUILTY $600 - S, FRED, tt tt it it It to ' :0469113 if it It 11-501 IMPLIED CONSENT NO PROBABLE CALVE it tt it Xxxx If to of X6858577 M=ANI'MS R., J. 18-.'601 SP=DING M.V. NS. IS S a rt it X if it X6858578 tt tt a tt 18-501 D.U.I. AMZ TO REC=-, S I. AMU= TO 18--503 GUILTY$700 S,FINEDjASEP it tt tt ,XXXX it it If 0469113 er tt tt n 1$-501 - S - NO PRDBABLE CAUSE I SSEDtt it it tt of of of X6858527 Ste- ER MACHIJ. 18-701 124P"ER INo 124P"—USE. GUILTY $30 XTILT & FINE it n If It If of X6858528 it tt tt �„ 18-501 DUI - YR, SUPER.ASLP. $500 UPS, - ,ATMO- it It ti tr If It X6858529 it n to 18-501 EX_ . MV, NS, 1 SS it tt u It tt It X6858716 SE'�1�F•L�LIR.R, 18-305 T CONTRM CO MV. NS I �� _ S it tt tt tt tt tt If No tt— Z8 701 L� U MV: NS. - ISIS tt rt u qt of X.6858718 it tr it 18--501 1 M ANEM TO RE=ESS DTI AM12 DED TO, 18-503 t 9UILTY 1 YR. RECKIMSS,FINED. it tt n tt - tt rt 04 69105 n tt rt Z --501 8 Tl'�IPLIED COHSE 1' - 00 DISMISSED it n it xxxx END C PAGE 1 OU RT )ATE TICKET X6859173 to A X6859174 !t '! it x6859175 6-8-83 X6859170 R to it X6859171 to of of X6859172 6-13-83 X6973620 it it It X6973621 is if it X6973622 6-13-83 X6857821 it it of X6857822 tf it it X6857823 r ' ' 0415661 -83 X6857825 t tf ,t X6857826 to to of 6857827 DEFENDENT'S NAME - SMIRO j R. F . ft tr tr tt n . tt tt If if It if t! GILLE Ni T.A. It It if it Qt mr-f =Z ,A. R. to If it rt it of it tt it S- U `� ',J. if it it is PAGE 2 DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE- COURT DISPOSITION RE -CORD - - DEFINITION PROSECUTOR TYPE OF PLEA CHARGE DEFINITI{�N COURT DISPOSITION � JUDGE CAL NEG . BLIND TRIAL REFUSAL F N R _ 18--801 ItPMPER TMFN GUILTY $50 GUILTY & FIlM- ORLANDO LOCAL X X 18--501 DUI 2YR, SUPER.A.SSEP. ALMMe & FINE of 'r Is it 18-501.1 EXCESSIVE ALCa. �. $500 s 18-601 SPEEDING SUPERf 1 YR. i YR. 'UPERM FINE if " " 18--501a2 DUI 1YR,SUPERIASEP. $500 rA .ED.FINE of it if n 18-501al MSIVE Arca. C� IYR. SUPIR.6-684 NO FITIE ft a tt tr 18-908 P .x`50 & Flamil ft it it rt 18-501 DUI IYR,S $500 33UPERIALCOED. FINE if it, n If - t18-501 18_,V7 0i EMMSSIVE ALM VIV, Solam. 3TRIMV OFF CALL it fl tt t! 18-709 IN USAGE =TY $100. GUILTY & F 18-711 IIIc -UW RESTRICT, GUILTY NO FIM GUILTY I4D F=- 18-501 18-501 DUI GUILTY 6M. SUPS GUT-LTY,,SUPEP F ASEaP. $500 ALCOML ED.tf rt ff t �.8=501. �. � � � �_ � CONSENT P-��— �-�- �� CAUSE c. P � tt tt If 118-804 FAIL TO SIGNAL GUILTY $50 GUILTY& FINE MIA= n tt n 18-501 DUI 1YR.SUPER,ASEP.$500 SUPERIALCO.M.FINE fr n n fr 18--501.1 EXCESSIVE ALoa MV. SOL STRICM4 OFF CALL tt tt tt tt END OF l AM 2 a a PAS 3 f f DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE - COURT DISPOSITION RECORD , :OU RT DE - DEFINITION DEFINITION PROSECUTOR JUDGE CAL TYPE OF PLEA NEG. BLIND TRILL REFUSAL )ATE TICKET # NAME CHARGE COURT DISPOSITION _ _ -83 X6973500 VAN' HURN.. R.E. 18-501 DUI DIT FINDING NO PMMBLE ,�SE ORLANDO LOCAL X s it X6973501 ii ii ii .ti 18 -*904 RIGHT 0 TAY DISCHA = DISMISSED r� it a rr it it n X6973502 ii_ ii ii it 18-402 AOCIDENT GUILTY $50 GUILTY & FIFA tt ii ii it 6-22-83 X6972936 BRMSIB.A. 18-501 DUI 1YR,SUPER.ASEP.$500 SUPERIPM.ED. F- - FINK it a ii to ii to X6972937 ii it ii 18-501 MMSSIVE ALCO. Mv. SOL STRI= CUFF C,Al'L /i it ti 6-22-82 X6858221 MRGANrDAVID R. 18-709 LAIE USAGE mv. SOL STRICEEN OFF CALL FINK n it It rt ii 6858222 ri n it 18-501 DUI GUILTY $200 GUILTY & I iE. ii ti a it ii !r tt 6858223 it ti fl 18-501.1 S A1C}. Mv. SOL STRICM3 OFF' CALL rf IT N tt 6-22--83 6670755 8� i�: rB.P. 18-601 - P , GUILTY $35 t FITS it ri rr it ii ii 6670756 r' 18-501 DUI GUILTY, SUPER,AuEP $2500 UC'E TO $700 AT TERMIW- ICN GUILYISUPERFAICO.EM,ii it ii n n ri it 6670757 ri ri `: 8-501.1 EXCESSIVE ALCO mv. SOL STRIOM4 OFF CALL ii n ii rt 6-27-83 =685851.6 RAIMSiG,J. 8-601 ,SPEED .SOL STRIaMl = C'AI,L CM=I SSE a it 'i 26858517 it ii it 8-704 I14. USAF � sI SOL. S CET' CALL of, it n ri r- it it 6858518 it ii n 8 1 DUI 1 .SUPER,ASEP. $600 SUPER ALCO.ED. FEZ ii ii rt ii it ti ii 6858519 n n ri 8-701 DIPROPER PASSING SOLSTRICM4 OFF CALL ii it it rt tr n it 0415660 ri a ii 8501.. IMPLIED CONSENT 40 PROBABLE, CAUSE - n rr rr ii END OF PAGE 3 PACS DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE COURT DISPOSITION RECORD , TYPE OF PLEA NO 'OU RT _PROSECUTOR DEFENDENT' S DEFINITION DEFINITION COURT DISPOSITION JUDGE CALJEG . BLSPJL� TRIAL REFUSAL REFUSAL _ -_ )ATE TICKET # — NAME CHARGE — _ - _ -83 X5937776 PM -=s S,r. 8-902 left turn guilty $50 GUILTY & FINB- cpncuz S'.om X X " X5937777 It " 8-501 DUI IYR.SUPEI,.ASEP.$500 GU1tTY & FINE it s rt tt rt 0245785 of If 18-501.1 1 {CONSENT NO P R BA LE CAUSE DISMISSED tr If It rt X 6-27-83 X6858298 ,R. L. �8-601 SPEEDING M . SOL STRI= OE� . CALL tr rr rr tt if tt rt X6858299 if it of 8-709 �N.USAGE $59 GUILMY & FINM,. rr rt rr' tr tt tr tt X6973180 tt n rr L8-501 0 lYR. SUPER,ASEP. $600 - - E- .1).FINE a rt a rt EM OF PACE #4 Villa,, of Mount Prospect Mount Prospect, Illinois T ''I INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM I TO: MAYOR CAROLYN H. KRAUSE A14D BOARD OF TRUSTEES FROM: ASSISTANT VILLAGE MANAGER DATE: JULY 22, 1983 SUBJECT: PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY ORDINANCES Attached for your review are several Parental Responsibility Ordinances from surrounding communities. Many of the Ordinances are very similar and, therefore, we are providing those which represent a cross-section. We have not yet been able t6 obtain a copy of the recently adopted State Law, but the most significant difference appears to be the age limitation. In the local Ordinances, a minor is defined as an individual under the age of 21, while in the State legislation, we are told a minor is defined as being under the age of 18. This item will not appear on the Agenda of the Committee of the Whole meeting this week, however, when we have received the State legislation, it will then be scheduled. JAI R., EDGES JRH/rcw attachments ORDINANCE NO* 0-4-83 AN ORDINANCE DESIGNATING PARTIES RESPONSIBLE FOR UNLAWFUL ACTIVITIES AS OFFENDERS U BE IT ORDAINED by the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Palatine, Cook County, Illinois, acting in the exercise of their home rule power: SECTION 1: That the Municipal Code of the Village of Palatine, as amended, be and the same is hereby further amended by adding to Article I, Chapter 12, an additional section which shall be and read as follows: "Sec. 12-32. Persons Responsible for Premises. it SR—all be unlawful for any person11 11 or persons who are the occupants of any premises to knowingly allow, initiate or maintain any gathering on that premises in which tenants, invitees, visitors or trespassers engage in any unlawful activity. Unlawful activity shall include,,, but not be limited to, drinking, of alcoholic beverages by persons under 21 years of age, disorderly conduct pursuant to Section 12-3 of this Code, curfew violations in the immediate vicinity of the premises and littering pursuant to Article XII of this Code. A person will be deemed to have permitted the gathering if that person is on the premises while the unlawful activity is occurring and, has not informed the police thereof. For purposes of this section, a gathering shall consist of two or more persons who are not occupants of the premises." SECTION 2,-, That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. SECTI©N 3: That this ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and approval in the manner provided by law. a . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . .. .. .. . . . . . ...................... ......... .. ORDINANCE NO. 2434 -1983 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ARTICLE 7-6 OF THE y HOFF-MAN ESTATES MUNICIPAL CODE °f NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Hoffman Estates, Gook and }Cane Counties, Illinois, as follows: Section 1: That Section 7-6-13 of Article 7-6 of the ,Hoffman Estates Municipal Cade be renumbered as Section 7-6-14. -- Section 2: That a new Section 7-6-13 of the Hoffman Estates Municipal Code is hereby created to read as follows: Section 7-6-1.3 Possession of Alcoholic Beverages; Liability of parents and others. (a) No person within the corporate boundaries of the Village of Hoffman, Estates, under the age of 2.1 years, may purchase, f receive,, accept, have in his possession or control, orimbibew any alcoholic beverages. (b) It is unlawful for any person to suffer, permit or allow the violation of the provisions of this Section in any motor vehicle, conveyance, house, apartment, room, shed, yard, or area of which such person is the owner, lessee, permittee, bailee, or legal possessor or occupier thereof. (c) Nothing, contained herein shall be applicable to persons under the age of 21 years: 1.' participating in a religious ceremony; 2. in the presence and with approval of their parent or legal guardian; or 3, having possession for the purpose of making a delivery of an alcoholic beverage in pursuance of the order of their parent or guardian, or in pursuance of his employment. e Section 3: That the Village Clerk is hereby authorized to publish this ordinance in pamphlet form. Section 4: That any person, ;irm or corporation violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be subject to a fine of not less than Ten Dollars ($10.00) nor more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) for each offense; and a separate offense shall be deemed committed on each day during, or on which a violation occurs or continues. r -Z- Ction That this ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval and publication as provided by law. PASSEL] this _ 3=— day of APPROVED this 3rd day of January I9 VOTE: AYF_ NAV' Trustee Lind x Trustee Lyerla Trustee Palmer x -Trustee Weaver Trustee McLeod Trustee Gloyd APPROVED: .48e President ATTEST: aag�G�er. Published in pamphlet farm this 4thday of It 12-268 OFFENSES, ETC. § 12-270 ARTICLE XVIII. PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY* ALTERNATIVE PENALTIES Sec. 12-268. Definitions. The following definitions shall apply to Articles XV, XVI, XVII and XVIII: (1) Person shall include any individual, firm, partner- ship, association, corporation, company or organiza- tion of any kind. (2) Property shall include any real estate, including improvements thereon, and, tangible personalty. (3) Parents shall include the lawful father or mother of an unemancipated juvenile, whether by birth or adoption. (4) Legal guardian shall include a person appointed guardian, or given custody, of a juvenile by a circuit court of this state or any other state, but does not include a person appointed guardian, or given custody of a minor under the Illinois Juvenile Court Act. (5) Juvenile shall include a person who has attained ten (10) years of age but who has not yet reached eighteen (18) years of age. (Ord. No. 0-97-80, § 3, 12-8-80) See. 12-269. Restitution. In addition to, or in lieu of, any other penalties that may be imposed under Articles XV, XVI, or XVII of this Chapter 12, the court shall require restitution to the victim in an amount not to exceed actual loss or damage to the property resulting from the commission of the offense. Liability for said restitution or reparation shall be assessed according to section 12-270 of this Code. Nothing in this section shall preclude such additional civil remedies available to a complaining party for any sum not recovered. (Ord. No. 0-97-80., § 3, 12-8-80) See. 12-270. Liability. (a) The parent or legal guardian of an unemancipated juvenile who resides with such parent or legal guardian is Supp. No. 8 855 § 12-270 PALATINE CODE § 12-271 liable for- actual damages for the willful or malicious acts of such juvenile which cause injury to a person or property or for any damages to property which result from the theft by said juvenile of such property. 27VI Said juvenile shall be deemed to have committed the offense or offenses enumerated in Articles XV, XVI or XVII, with the. knowledge, consent, acquiescense and permission of the parent or legal guardian, in violation of this article. The said parent or legal guardian shall be liable for fine, requirement of restitution -or reparation imposed by a court' ry upon the minor defendant for violation of this article. (b) No parent or legal guardian of an unemancipated juvenile who resides with such parent or legal guardian shall be held liable for damages as provided for in this section 12-270 unless that parent or legal guardian shall have received a written notice setting forth the charges against such unemancipated juvenile, either by certified or registered mail, return receipt requested, or by personal service, with a certificate of personal service returned, from the police department of the Village of Palatine. In any action brought pursuant to the provisions of this article, the parent or legal guardian shall, be made a party defendant. Failur6 to include such parent or legal guardian as a party defendant shall release him from any liability for fine, restitution or *reparation imposed upon the minor defendant. (Ord. No. 0-97-80, § 31 12-8-80) See. 12-271. Alternative penalties. In cases of actual or pecuniary loss or damage to public property, the court, on petition of the village prosecutor, may, in its judgment and absolute discretion, in addition to or in lieu of any restitution, reparation or fine as hereinabove provided, direct, and require that any uneman- cipated juvenile found guilty hereunder perform appropriate and reasonable services to or for any departments of the village, including but not limited to maintenance of parks, office or janitorial work. In cases where this section 12-271, Supp. No. 8 858 § 12-271 OFFENSES, ETC. § 12-277 is imposed as the penalty and subsequently satisfied, the provisions of section 12-270 shall not apply. (Ord. No. 0-97-80, § 3112-8-80) Sees. 12-272-12-275. Reserved. ARTICLE XIX. TRESP".A►SS See. 12-276. Trespass prohibited. It shall be unlawful for any ,person, firm or corporation to commit a trespass within this municipality upon either public or private property; provided, however, nothing herein shall prevent duly authorized representatives of the village from being upon public or private property in the perform- ance of their official duties and responsibilities under applica- ble statutes and ordinances. (Ord. No. 0-91-79, § 1, 7-9-79) Sec. 12-277. Specifically enumerated trespasses; suppression. Without constituting any limitation upon the provisions of section 12-276, any of the following acts by any person, firm or corporation shall be deemed included among those that constitute trespasses in violation of the provisions of said section 12-276, and appropriate action may be taken hereunder at any time, or from time to time, to prevent or suppress any violation or violations of this article, the aforesaid enumer- ated acts so included, being as follows, to wit: (a) An entry upon the premises, or any part thereof, of another, including any public property in violation of a notice posted or exhibited at the main entrance to said premises or at any point of approach or entry or in vio- lation of any notice, warning or protest given orally or in writing, by any owner or occupant thereof; or (b) The pursuit of a course of conduct or action incidental to the making of an entry upon the land of another in violation of a notice posted or exhibited at the main entrance to said premises or at any point of approach or entry, or in violation of any notice, warning or pro - Supp. No. 8 857 ;A1 '41838A krdinance No. ORDINANCE (Amendment to Barrington Village Code, Chapter 3, Section 3-26) BE IT ORDAINED by the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Barrington, Cook and Lake Counties, Illinois, that: SECTION 1: Chapter 3 of the Barrington Village Code is hereby amended by the addition of a Section 3-26, which section shall read' as follows: "Sec. 3-26. RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OWNER OR OCCUPANT OF PREMISES. It shall be unlawful for any owner or occupant of any premises located within the Village to knowingly allow any person under the age of twenty-one (21) years to remain on such premises while in the possession of alcoholic liquor or while consuming alcoholic liquors in violation of Section 3-22 of this Code. SECTION 2: This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval and publication pursuant to law. AYES '1982 PASSED THIS DAY OF 0.M e-, 4, e z, L 0 Wo� BY ROLL CALL VOTE AS FOLLOW'. NAYS ABSENT ABSTAIN rr t ORDINANCE NO. 1982—M-48 ". AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 5 C PTE -R 5. , "ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES", OF THE ST. CHARLES MUNICIPAL CODE BY ADDING SECTION 5.08.285, a "RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OWNER OR OCCUPANT OF PREMISES" w PASSED AND APPROVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF S T . CHA.RLE S , KATE AND DU PAGE COUNTIES..' ILLINOIS, THIS 16th DAY OF AUGUST, 1982. PUBLISHED IN PAMPHLET FORM BY THEIAUTHORITY OF THE MAYOR AND —THE . CITY'NCOUNCIL OF THE CITY OF m EST."'CHARLES. DANE AND DU PAGE ",COUNTIES , ` RLINOIS, THIS 16th. '- DAY OF AUGUST, 1982. ✓ m 4 107 f jp' N. IT""' VC, w '1 af g w ®... Y. m..�,,.r.,.,,,, ,� „,, ....... . R kFER TO: MINUTES ORDINANCE NO. 1982--M- 4$ 'AGF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 5, CHAPTER. 5.08 , "ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES", OF THE ST. CHARLES MUNICIPAL CODE BY ADDING SECTION 5.08.285, "RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OWNER OR OCCUPANT OF PREMISES" BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY C OTMC I L OF THE C I rM OF ST. CHARLES, :KANE AND DU PAGE COUNTIES, ILLINOIS, AS FOLLOWS 1. That Chapter 5.08 "Alcoholic Beverages", Of the S t . Charles Municipal Cade be and is hereby amended. M by adding Section 5.08.285, "Responsibility 'of the Owner or Occupant of Premises u , as follows "It Shall be unlawful for any owner or occupant of any premises located within the City to knowingly allow a minor to remain on such premises while in the possession of alcoholic liquor or while consuming alcoholic liquors in violation of the St. Charles Municipal Code." 2. That this Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval and Publication in accordance with law, and, publication in pamphlet form is hereby authorized and directed. PRESENTED to the City Council of the City of 8t. Charles, Illinois, this 16th day of AuR_us t_�,, 1982 , PASSED by the City Council of the City of St. Charles, Illinois, this 16th day of August , 982. APPROVED by the Magor of the City of St. Charles, Illinois, this 16th day of August 19820 .•t.Mayor ATTEST. t`" le rk � � �r d COL 7CIL VOTE: Unanimous Ayes: 10 Nays: 0 Absent! 0 CITY OF NAPERVILLE JUN tI- Libal ORDINANCE NO. 83 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 20 -(ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR DEALERS) OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF- NAPERVILLE OF 1960, AS AMENDED, TO PROVIDE, PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR BY MINORS. PASSED AND APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NAPERVILLEf ILLINOIS, THIS 22nd DAY OF February — - - - --------- - 1 1983 Published in pamphlet form by authority of the Corporate Authorities of the City of Naperville, Illinois, this 23rd day of PPhr,iarte_t 1983. 16RDINANCE NO. 8 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 20 (ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR DEALERS) OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF NAPERVILLE OF 1960, AS AMENDED, TO PROVIDE, PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR BY MINORS. WHEREAS, the Illinois Liquor Control Act makes it unlawful for liquor licensees to sell, give or deliver alcoholic liquor to any person under the age of 21 years of age (hereinafter referred to as "minors"); and., WHEREAS, the Illinois Liquor Control Act also makes it unlawful for any other person to sell, give or deliver alcoholic liquor to a minor except in the performance of a religious ceremony or when the minor is delivering alcoholic liquor pur- suant to an order of his parents or in the course of his employment; and, WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Naperville is aware that the consumption of alcoholic liquor by minors occurs within the City of Naperville despite said provisions of the Illinois Liquor Control Act; and, WHEREAS, the City Council is of the opinion that the consumption and abuse of alcoholic liquor by minors results in -the increased incidence of vandalism, violence, theft, disorderly conduct and similar and related offenses by minors; and, WHEREAS, the City Council is of the opinion that the consumption and abuse of alcoholic liquor by minors within the City of Naperville constitutes a threat to the public health,, safety, morals and welfare of the City of Naperville and is a matter of great local concern; and, WHEREAS, the City Council believes that parental control and supervision over the children is essential and necessary to control and prevent the commission of juvenile offenses; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NAPERVILLE, DU PAGE AND WILL COUNTIES, ILLINOIS, IN THE EXERCISE OF ITS HOME RULE POWERS, as follows: SECTION 1: That Chapter 20 (Alcoholic Liquor Dealers) of the Municipal Code of Naperville of 1960, as amended, be and the same is hereby amended to add the following as Section 20-040 thereof: 20-040 Parental Responsibility*' A. Definitions: (1) "Legal Guardian" means any foster parent., person appointed guardian or given custody of a minor by a circuit court of this State, or person appointed guardian or given custody of a minor under the Illinois Juvenile Court Act, but shall not include any person appointed guardian only to the estate of a minor. (2) "Parents" shall include the father and mother of a minor child, whether by birth or adoption, or shall be deemed the parent - having legal custody of the minor in the event the parents are divorced or separated. The term "parent" as used in this section also be deemed to mean "legal guardian." (3) "minor" shall mean any unemancipated person over 7 years of age but not yet 21 years of age. (4) "Intentionally" -shall mean conduct engaged by a person with the conscious objective to accomplish that result or engage in that conduct. (5) "'Knowingly'" shall mean conduct engaged in by a person when he is consciously aware of the nature or attendant circumstances of his conduct which constitutes an offense under this Section. (6) "Recklessly" shall mean conduct engaged in by a person in conscious disregard of a substantial and unjustifiable risk that circumstances exist or that a result will follow which con- stitutes an offense under this Section and where such disregard constitutes a gross devia- tion from the standard of care which a reasonable mm person would exercise in the situation. ( 7 ) "Negligence" shall mean conduct engaged in by a person where such person fails to be aware of a substantial and unjustifiable risk that cir- cumstances exist or that a result will follow which constitutes an offense under this Section and where such failure,constitutes a substantial deviation from the standard of care which a reasonable person would exercise in the situa- tion, B. No parent shall give or deliver alcoholic liquor to his minor child for the minor's consumption unless the consumption of alcoholic liquor by such minor is in the performance of a religious service or ceremony under the direction, supervision, and approval of the parent of such minor in the privacy of a home. C. No parent shall intentionally, knowingly, recklessly or negligently give or deliver alcoholic liquor to, or permit possession of alcoholic liquor by, his or her minor child, or any other person under the age of 21 unless such minor or person under the age of 21 is making a delivery of such alcoholic liquor Pursuant to order of his parent, in pursuance of hi's employment or otherwise as allowed by Paragraph B hereof. D. No parent shall intentionally, knowingly, recklessly or negligently give, deliver, invite or permit the consumption of alcoholic liquor by any minors on or about any premises owned, leased or controlled by such parent except as otherwise allowed by Paragraph B hereof. E. Parents shall restrain or prevent their minor children from consuming alcoholic liquor where the parent knows, or in the exercise of ordinary care should know, -of a substantial probability that his or her minor child is or will consume alcoholic liquor under circumstances which would violate the provisions of this Section, the Illinois Liquor Control Act, or any I other ordinances, statutes or amendments thereto. F. Parents who know, or in the exercise of ordinary care should know, of a substantial probability that their minor child has consumed or will consume alcoholic liquor in violation of this Section, the Illinois Liquor Control Act, or any other ordinances, statutes or amendments thereto, shall restrain or prevent their minor child from operating or driving a motor vehicle on the public streets and ways of the City of Naperville in violation of any ordinance, law or statute. G. Parents who know, or in the exercise of ordinary care should know, of a substantial probability that their minor child has consumed or will consume alcoholic -4- i liquor in violation of this Section, the Illinois .Liquor Control Act, or any other ordinance, statutes or amendments thereto, shall restrain or prevent their minor child from committing acts which constitute vandalism, theft, disorderly conduct, or the unjustifiable use of force in violation of any ordinance, law or statute. H. Any person convicted of any violation of the provi- sions of this Section shall be fined not less than. Fifty Dollars ($50.00) nor more than one Thousand Dollars ($1,000-00) for each offense. SECTION 2: That this ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval and publication in pamphlet form as provided by law. PASSED this 22nd day of February , 1983. AYES: .Mayor Rybicki, Councilmen Newkirk and Maykut NAYS: Councilmen Phelan and Price CitClerk -5-