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MAYOR'S
REPORIr .
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Fesolutll..on of sympathiy Goodiiaan family (Exh]'-bit A)
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Awards o-11' Cert"ification of' Complietlon to
graduating Fire Cadet -.-,,s
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1st reading of' dri Ord-J..'liar,,ice Amending the
Traff1c Code - 114aple Street Park-` ' t, -I, g L, o t (Exhibit B)
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Set d -ate of' Cdri,Erriittee of the Whole
disctission re Share 3
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Proclamation of National Pub-lic ��rorksAj`ater
Aware.ness li�Teek
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CoTni,mi, Appo�--ritmer")ts
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*to be distributed Tuesday, May 17, 1977
April 22, 1977
Mayor Robert D. Teichert
& Board of Trustees
Village of Mount Prospect
15 East Busse Highway
Mount Prospect, Illinois
RE: Preuter Property
West side of Elmhurst Road
Mount Prospect
Dear Mayor Teichert:
Surety Homes Corporation is the contract purchaser of the captioned
property in Mount Prospect, and in that capacity we have begun to
process through the village a -proposal for development of that
property. The Planning Commission of Mount Prospect- at their
meeting Wednesday, April 13, 1977, approved in concept, our proposed
plan for this property, however at that meeting they did indicate
several questions which they felt should be loo'K-ed into as regards
this proposal prior to our preliminary plat submission.
In meeting with luxlr. Buell Dutton of your villa regarding the
questions raised by the Plan Commission, he has suggested that I
write this letter to the Board of Trustees beforo proceeding with
additional refinement of our proposed plan, in order to get some
direction t>
reaardin(-y one specific proposal in our plan.
regarding
Specifically, the proposed plan which we have submitted, while it
does provide for vehicular access between Elmhurst Road and the
existing dead -ended Carboy Road, does not provide for dedication
and extention of the existing Carboy Road between its present
terminus and Elmhurst Road.
By this letter, I am requesting direction from your Board as to
whether the Village. of Mount Prospect will allow development of the
Subject property in the manner as indicated in our proposed plans,
without additional dedication and extention of Carboy Road, but,
while still providing access for emergency vehicles, or will require
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dedication and extension of Carboy Road through this property to
Elm1iurst Road.
DEVELOPERS OF THE VILLAGE OF WOODRIDGE, HIGHCR ES T HOMES IN I VA NHOE
THE PA TIOS OF HIGHCREST AND THE COUN TR Y CL US OF HIGHCR ES T APA R PrI EN TS
t Mayor Teichert -2- April 22, 1977
Your early consideration of this question, and prompt reply
tai ll be very much appreciated.
Very truly yours,
Richard A. Kaufman
Vice President
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cc: Mr. Buell Dutton
M E M 0 R A N D U M
TO: Robert J. Eppley, Village Manager
FROM: Buell B. Dutton, Director of Building and Zoning
SUBJECT.* Arthur Street Dedication
DATE: May 13, 1977
This dedication is needed so that Arlington Heights can make the
necessary improvements to Arthur Street. I believe that the memo
from Mr. Hemmeter to the Planning Commission and the letter from
Arlington Heights (copies attached) are self-explanatory.
This street is the westerly limits dividing Mount Prospect from
Arlington Heights and west of Mul ti araphi cs Corporation.
The Mount Prospect Planning Commission approved the Plat of Dedication,
with the same explanation, at its meeting of May 4, 1977.
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Mr. B. Hemmetler
of Engineering
Village oJE: mt. Prospect
112 E. Northwest Highway
mt. Prospect, 60056
Re: Arthur Avenue Paving A. H. File 072-90
Dear Ben:
Attached please find a completely executed copy of Plat
of Dedication for the additional 8' in front of 'the
1111nois Bell Telephone Company. Please have this Plat
approved by your Board of Trustees.
At such time that this Plat and the Plat for 1�iuitigraphlcs
have been executed by your Board it would be appreciated
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they have been recorded_ifyou need any further in- orma-
tion please do not hesitate to call.
Very Truly Yours,
Allen J. Sander
Dir. of Engineering
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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
Planning Commission
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Bernard H.R. Her meter, Director of Engineering
The Village of Arlington Heights is planning to .improve
Arthur street this surra er. An additional 8 feet has to
be dedicated along the east side of Arthur Street, so
that this im.provement can be accomplished.
The Village has heretofore approved the 8 foot coed ca.L-_ion
granted by Mul.tai.gra.phic--Addressograph.
The attached Plat of Dedication is for the, 8 feet that is
being dedicated by Illinois Hell Telephone Co.
I recommend that this Plat of Dedication be approves'.
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M, E M 0 R A N D U M
TO: Robert J. Eppley, Village Manager
FROM: Buell B. Dutton, Director of Buildinq and Zoning
SUBJECT: Drouhot's Subdivision
DATE: May 13, 1977
Approximately a year ago, Mr. Drouhot,, owner of the car wash on Prospect
Avenue, wanted to get permission to construct a Foto Mat operation in
front of the existing building.
At that time, I informed him that even though I didn't believe that he
had enough back-up off street parking for such a use, he would have
to have a plat of subdivision approved and a variation for more than one
building on a lot.
Subsequently, Foto Mat pulled out after the Planning Commission approved
the plat, but because of the foregoing,, the plat never went to the Village
Board.
No�q Mr. Drouhot wishes to obtain a permit to make alterations to the
existing building.
This also 'requires that a plat of subdivision, putting all of the property
into a single lot of record, be approved.
By way of further explanation, Mr. Drouhot has also been before the Zoning
Board of Appeals to re -zone the property from I-] to B-4, because a car
wash is not a permitted use in an I -I zone and also included in that
request is a request to re -zone the south 25 feet from R-1 to B-4. That
is what the entire property is being used for.
The Zoning Board of Appeals has voted to recommend in favor of the foregoing
zoning aspects and will be before the Building Committee as soon as their
secretary writes the report.
MEMORANDUM
TO: Robert J. Eppley, Village Manager
FROM: Buell B. Dutton, Director of Building and Zoning
SUBJECT: 410 E. Northwest Highway Subdivision
DATE: May 13, 1977
The plat was approved by the Planning Commission of May 4, 1977.
The purpose of placing all of these parts of lots of record is that
the present owners wish a permit to build an addition to the existing
building.
If so, they probably will need a variation from the required off-street
parking, because they barely meet the existing requirements.
However they want the plat approved anyway so they will only get one
tax bill in the future instead of one for each individual parcel
of the existing lots.
IN'l A T T E R S I N C 0 M M I F F E E
May 17, 1'977
BUIt DING COMMITTEE
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9-Z-75 LORAS, INC. - CALLERO & CATIVO - APT. COMPLEX 11 -4-75
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AaEkl RATES 8-17-76
LICENSING OF MULTIPLE DWEL-1-1111GS 10-5-76
FLAGS & PENANTS — SIGN ORDINANCE VIOLATIONS (11-5-74)
2-1 —77
FINANCE COMMITTEE
FIRE & POLICE COMMITTEE
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM WITHIN THE VILLAGE 5-15-73
CABLE TV FRANCHISING 6-5-75
KEEPING FOREST AVENUE A LIMITED ACCESS STREET 6-18-74
PRICING OF INDIVIDUAL FOOD PACKAGES 11-18-75
COMMUTER PARKING 6-1-76
BOXWOOD AREA OVERNITE PARKING 3-1-77
SECONDARY STREETS — CHANGE IN WIDTH 3-1-77
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
ROBERT GORDON, ESQ. CASE #7'6 L 4400 7-20-76
CONVERSION OF GAS LITES TO ELECTRIC (VILLAGE WIDE) 3-1-77
NORTHERN ILLINOIS GAS Co M JDANY 3-1 —77
PUBLIC HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE
AMENDMENT T TRASH CONTAINER ORDINANCE 2,,,,,,,15-77
ROB ROY GOLF COURSE - LEAVE AS OPEN SPACE 3-1-77
PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
—AMENUMENTS FO ZONING ORDINANCE 10-19-76
DEVELOPMENT OF OPEN SPACE NEAR CREEKS -1-77
IMPROVEMENT OF RAIL -ROAD CROSSINGS - ADD 1 3-1 -77
ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS 3--1 -77
PURCHASE SIMONSEN NURSERY PROPERTY FOR PARK & RETENTION BASIN 3-1-77
PLANNING COMMISSION
�='N 77AMOW'G� —RAND '--"-'-ROAD 12-2-69
SPECIAL ZONING DISTRICT DOWNTOWN (IND. & ECON. DEV.) 8-4-70
ZONING CLASSIFICATION STADIUM, ARENAS, ATHLETIC CLUBS & FIELDS,
TENNIS COURTS, PRIVATE & SEMI -PI' -NATE CLUBS 6-2-75
ANNUAl REVIEW OF VILLAGE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OR PREPARATION OF
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN ON ANNUAL BASIS 1-21-75
SAFETY COMMISSION
E S -T —ED -R—PT-F'"""rWORK IN PROSPECT MEADOWS SUBDIVISION 10-1-74
BIKE SAFETY USAGE 7-2-74
4 -WAY STOP INTERSECTION SEE-GWUN & SHABONEE 6-17-75
TRAFFIC SIGNALS AT INTERSECTION OF BUSSE ROAD & WILLOW LANE 11 -18-75
DOWNTOWN LIGHTING 2-3-76
BOARD OF I lEALTH
DIRAINAGE CA A,N S"'I"REAMS (',.0MMISS,'l.()N
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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
50.- All Departments
-?..0"1: Carol Fields,, Deputy Clerk
May 17,, 1977
�ubpct: Village Board Meeting -- 5-17-77
Agenda Items
Attached herewith an ordinance and resolution, exhibits C & D
respectively, as listed on the agenda.
RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING AN INTENT RELATIVE TO FUNDING
THE ACQUISITION OF CITIZENS UTILITIES COMPANY OF ILLINOIS
SEIVER AND WATER SYSTEM
WHEREAS, the Mayor and Board of Trustees of the Village of
Mount Prospect may acquire that portion of Citizens Utilities
Company of Illinois sewer and water system servicing the north-
east section of the Village of Mount Prospect and environs; and
WHEREAS, such acquisition would benefit only those citizens
who currently receive the services provided by the aforesaid
utility company;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT., COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS:
SECTION ONE: That., should the Village of Mount Prospect acquire
that portion of the sewer and water system servicing the north-
east section of the Village of Mount Prospect and its environs,
which system is currently owned and operated by Citizens Utilities
Company of Illinois, such acquisition shall be funded by the
persons in the area presently receiving the services of Citizens
Utilities Company --which funding shall be accomplished by any
feasible method as is currently or as may be provided by law.
SECTION TWO: That this Resolution shall be in full force and
effect from and after its passage, approval and publication in
the manner provided by law.
AYES:
NAYS:
PASSED and APPROVED this day of
ATTEST:
Village Clerk
Mayor
% 1977.
AN ORDINANCE AU' THE ACQUISITION O
U'F CITIZENS UTILITIES
COMPANY OF ILLINOIS SEWER & WATER SYSTEM LOCATED 114 AND NEAR
THE NORTHEAST SECTION OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT.
ORDINANCE NO.
Vy'dEREAS, Section 6(a) of Article VII or- the
1970 Constitution of the state of Illinois provides
that any municipality which has a population of more
than 25,000 is a home rule unit, and the Village of
Mount Prospect, Cook County, Illinois, with a popula-
tion in excess of 25, 000 is therefore a home rule unit
and, pursuant to the provisions of said Section 6(a) of
Akticle V11, may exercise any power and perform any
function pertaining to its government and affairs,
including, but not limited to, the power to tax and
to incur debt; and
WHEREAS, the President and -Board of Trustees
0-.'L"--' the Village of Mount Prospect have heretofore on
—J* 19 adopted Ordinance No. of
the said Village authorl' zincr the operation and main--
tenance
a."Jwn-
tenance of a combined waterworks and'sewerage system
within, th- in the said Village and areas contiguous t -hereto;
and
WHEREAS, Citizens Utilities Company of Illinois
ov;n-s and operates a. water and sewer system within a. por-
tion of the corporate limits of said Village, which system
is generally kno-wn as Citizens Utilities' Chicago Suburban
Property, and which is more fully described in Figures -1
and 2 a.nd Schedules A., 13, C, and D of this ordinance, which
Figures and Schedules are attached hereto and incorpo.rated.
herein by this reference; and
1a1EREAS,, Citizens Utilities Company of Illinois
ha,s, at various times, been granted certificates of public
convenience and necessity by the Illinois Com*merce Commission
to provide water and sewer service as a public utility to nor -
'Cions of" the Village of mount Prospect; and
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-4HER.EAS, Citizens Utilitiles Company of Illinois in
and about the operation and maintenance of the aforesaid
water public utility owns the personal property described
in the aforesaid Schedule A, and in addition, possesses
interests in certain re -al estate, which real estate is more
fully real
ully described in Schedule B.' The locations of said
and personal proper--yare shown in the aforesaid Figure 1;
and
IATHIEREAS, Citizens Utilities Company of Illinois
in and about the operation and maintenance of aforesaid
sewer public utility owns the personal proper -41--y described
in the aforesaid Schedule C, and in addition, possesses
interests in certain real estate, which real estate is more
nt
fully described in Schedule D. The locations of said real
and personal property are shown in 44 ---he aforesaid Figure 2;
and
WHEREAS, the President and Board of Trustees of
the Village of Mount Prospect have determined that the water
and sewer service provided by Citizens Utilities Company of
Illinois constitutes C -X "combined waterworks and sewerage
system" within the meaning of Illinois Revised Statutes
(1975), Chapter 24, Section .11-139-1; and
WHEREAS, the President and Board of Trustees of
the Village of Mount Prospect have determined that the water
and sewe-.t-. service provided by Citizens Utilities Company of
Illinois has frequently been inadequate and unsatis-.-Ac-acto:t;y,
and has impeded the development and growth of the Village;
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WHEREAS, under and by virtue of the Illinois Muni-
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cipal Code, and in particular, ticular, Illinois Revised S-1t-_-atu-1%L._s
(1975), C`rlaiDter 24, Section 11-61-1 and section 11-139-12,
the Village of Mount Prospect is authorized to exercise the
right of eminent dom
Lain in condemnation proceedings to ac-
quire property and combined waterworks and sewerage systems
.hat are necessary for municipal DUI.-POSeS or public welfare;
.& -,6
he President and Board o' r"rustees of
WHEREASI the. 1- 1
the Village of Mount- Prospect have determined that it is
necessary for tie municipal purposes of the said Village,
and the public welfare of the citizens thereof, tha-4%-- all
of the property, both real and personal, of Citizens Utilities
Company of Illi-nois, within the corporate. limits or' the said
Village, together with all of the property, both real and
personal, of said Citizens Utilities Company or' Illinois
located outside the corporate limits of the Village, but
connected to and forming an integral part of the water
supply and water distribution system and the sanitary
sewer collection and treatment. system located within the
corporate limits of the Village of Mount Prospect be acquiredA.
by said Village, after paying to Citizens Utilities Company
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of Illinois fair and just compensation therefor- and that
after such acquisition, the said systems be owned and oper-
ated by the Village as a mun3.icipal water and sewer system;
and
WHEIREAS, the - President and Board of Trustees of
the Village of Mount Prospect desire to sof _-Fer to purchase
the said water and sewer system of Citizens Utilities Com-
p of Illinois; and
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WHEREAS, the President and Board of Trus-k-ees'o'"r
ii --he Village of Mount- Prospect desire to commence condeirrmat-ion
proceedings in conformity with the provisions of the consti-
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L-u-Eion and sta-It--utes of the State of Illinois against Citizens
Utilities Company of illinois for the acquisition of its said
water and sewer system, should negc-Cicatlons for the purchase
of said water and sewer system fall; and
WHEREAS, the property of a public utility cannot
be condemned by a municipality without the municipality first
securing authority from the Illinois Commerce Coimm.--I-ss4on to
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proceed with such condemnation;
NOVI, THEREFORE , BE IT ORDAINTED BY THE PRESIDENT
AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT,
COUNTY OF COOK, ILLINOIS, AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION ONE: The President and Board of Trustees
' o the village of Mount Prospect find as facts the matters
hereinabove set for-LLh.
SECTION TWO: The President and Board of Trustees
of the Village of Mount Prospect do hereby find and determine
that it is. necessary for the corporate purposes of the Village
and "E. -he public welfare of the citizens thereof that the real
and personal property comprising the physical assets of the
water and sewer system owned and operated by Citizens Utilities
Company of Illinois within the corporate limits of the Village
of Mount Prospect, together with all portions of the said
water and sewer system located out.side the corporate limits
of said Village but connect -ed to and forming an integral
part of the said system, which said system is more fully
described in Schedules A, B, C and D, and in Figures 1 and 2,
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all of which are attached hereto and ma.de a. part hereo-E.
by this his "eference be acquired
by the Tillage of Mount
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prospect.
SECT][O.N, THR.E.E: The President and Board of
Trustees of the Village of
mount Prospect do hereby find and
determine that the aforesaid water and sewer system constitutes
a combined waterworks and sewerage system within the meaning
of Illinois Revised Statutes (1975), Chanter 24, Section
11-139-1.
SECTION FOUR: The P_"resident and Board of Trustees
of the Village off: Mount Prospect do hereby find and determine
that the aforesaid water and sewer system should be acquired
by the Village of Mount Prospect by purchase, or in the event
the same cannot be acquired by purchase, then that the same
be acquired by condemnation proceedings in conformity with
the consJ-itstatutes- ution and ,o'"r
the aI Stte of Illinois
SECTION FIVE.- The Village President and such
other agents of the Village as the Village President may
authorize, be and they are hereby authorized and directed,
at any.time, either before ,car after the entry of an order
by the Illinois Corm-ne-rce Commission pur'suant to a petition
of the Village filed for the purpose described in SECTION
SIX hereof, to attempt to secure an agreement with CiJL--'izens
Utilities Company of Illinois on the amount of just compensa-
tion for the aforesaid water and sewer system for the purchase
of the aforesaid water and sewer system.
SECTION SIX: Messrs. Ross, Hardies, O'Keefe,
Babcock & Parsons, attorneys at law, be, and they are hereby
authorized and direct. --_--,d to file the necessary pel--itions and
proceedings before the Illinois Commerce commission pursuant'
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to Sec�_ion 2 of An Act to Provide for the Exercise of the Right
of Eminent Domain, approved April 10, 1872, as amended (Ill.
Rev. Stats. (1-075) ch. 47, § 2) r to secure the- Illinois
Commerce Commission the approval of the said Commission of
the condemnation of the aforesaid real and personal property
of Citizens Utilities Company of Illinois by the Village of
Mount Prospect.,
SEECTI-ON1. SEVEN: in the event the Village Pres'i- -
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dent, and the duly authorized agents of the Village, are
unable to reach an agreement with Citizens Utili-i-11--ies Company
Illinois on the amount of just compensation, then Messrs.
Ross, Hardies, O'Keefe, Babcock & Parsons, attorneys at law,
upon the entry or a,-E--Firr,-,a.nce of a 'inal order by the Illinois
Commerce commission approving condemnation of the said, property
of Citizens Utilities Company of Illinois, be and they are
hereby authorized to file all necessary petitions..cor-Lipla,ints,
and proceedings in the Circuit Court - of Cook County, Illinois,
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to acquire the aforesaid water and sewer system of Citizens
'Utilities Company of Illinois, by the exeric.se of the power
of eminent domain.
SECTION EIGHT: The estimated cost of the acquisi-
tion of the a.foresa.id water and sewer system is Thirteen
M"'Illion Dollars.
SECTION NINE: The est at- imted perioct ousetulness
of the acquisition is perpetual, assuming the ordinary care,
maintenance and replacement of capital equipment by the
Village.
SECTION TEN: The costs of acquisition, shall be
paid from the proceeds of revenue bonds to be -issued at an
interest rate not to exceed seven per cent (711110) per annum.
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SECTION ELE N : 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 1977.
AYES:
NAYS
ABSENT:
APPROVED THIS DAY OF 1977.
ATTEST
Village Clerk
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Village President
Citizens Utilities Company of Illinois
"Chicago Suburban Property"
Water System Personal Property
WATER DISTRIBUTION PIPELINES AND VALVES
The above tabulation does not include any improve-
ments, modifications, or extensions made between June 27, 1975
and the present. Any such improvements, modifications or ex-
tensions are to be acquired by the Village of Mount Prospect
pursuant to this ordinance.
Most of the pipe in the network is of cast iron,
Class 150, with a cement lining. There are 414 fire hydrants.
Service connections to single family residences are
generally of 3/4 inch diameter copper pipe, while those to the
various apartment complexes range from 1 to 4 inches in diameter,
depending on the number of apartments served.
WELLS, WELL PUMPS, WELL EQUIPMENT and ALL WELL
APPURTENANCES at the following locations. -
Well No. 1: Well No. is is located on the south
west of Wheeling Road.
saide of Kensington -Foundry Road jus -LL-
Pipelines
Valves
Diameter
Length,
Percent of
Diameter,
Number
Percent of
Inches
feet
Total
Inches
Total
4
5,060
2.4
4
20
4.7
6
140,700
67.4
6
283
66.1
8
32,107
15A
8
74
17.3
10
16,353
7.8
10
21
4.9
12
14,583
7.0
12
30
7.0
Total
208r803
'100.0
Total
428
100.0
The above tabulation does not include any improve-
ments, modifications, or extensions made between June 27, 1975
and the present. Any such improvements, modifications or ex-
tensions are to be acquired by the Village of Mount Prospect
pursuant to this ordinance.
Most of the pipe in the network is of cast iron,
Class 150, with a cement lining. There are 414 fire hydrants.
Service connections to single family residences are
generally of 3/4 inch diameter copper pipe, while those to the
various apartment complexes range from 1 to 4 inches in diameter,
depending on the number of apartments served.
WELLS, WELL PUMPS, WELL EQUIPMENT and ALL WELL
APPURTENANCES at the following locations. -
Well No. 1: Well No. is is located on the south
west of Wheeling Road.
saide of Kensington -Foundry Road jus -LL-
There is 105 feet of 12 -inch diameter casing pipe and 10
feet of 6 -inch diameter suction pipe. The present well pump
and motor were installed in November, 1970 and consist of a
nine stage, 8 -inch, Layne & Bowler vertical turbine pump
driven by a 20 h.p. (horsepower) U.S. Moto--. The pump is
rated for 185 gpm (gallons per minute) at 292 feet TDH (total
at
dynamic head). The first stage of the pump is set at a depth
of 130 feet.
Well No. 2: Well No. 2 is located on the south
side of Euclid Avenue just west of Crabtree Lane. The present
well pump and motor were overhauled and tested in March, 1974
and consist of an 11 stage, 12 -inch, Layne & Bowler vertical
turbine pump driven by a 350 h.p. U.S. Motor. The pump is
rated for 1000 gpm at 803 TDH. The first stage of the pump
is set at a depth of 840 feet.
Well No. 3: Well No. 3 is located on the west side
of Des Plaines River Road south of Camp McDonald Road. The
well was drilled to a depth of 902 feet in 1960 but was
abandoned by Citizens Utilities Company of Illinois in 1971
due to the decreased production of the well. At the present
time, the well house has been removed, the site is vacant,
and the well has been capped.
Well No. 4: Well No-, 4 is located on the south side
of Willow -Seminole Road just east of Burning Bush Lane. The
present well pump and motor were installed in January, 1967
and consist of a 13 stage, 12 -inch, Layne & Bowler vertical
turbine pump driven by - a 450 h.p. U.S. Motor. The pump is
rated for 1000 gpm at 1095 feet TDH. The first stage of the
pump is set at a depth of 840 feet.
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Well No. 5: Well No. 5 is located in the Willow
Park apartment complex just north of Piper Lane. There is
20 feet of 10 -inch diameter suction pipe. The present well
pump and motor were installed in Ma" , 1971 and consist of a
13 stage, 1.2 -inch, Layne & Bowler vertical turbine pump driven
by a 450 h.p. U.S. Motor. The pump is rated for 1000 gpm at
1025 TDH. The first stage of the pump is set at a depth of
900 feet.
Well No. 6: Well No. 6 is loca'.-read in the Quince
Park Subdivision. The present well Dump and 'rotor were
installed in Sep 'CgIBI-rnber 1972 and consist of a, 13 stage,
12 -inch, Layne & Bowler vertical turbine ou-nio driven by a
450 m. o. U.S. Motor. The pump 'is rated for 1000 gpm at
949 feet TDH. The first stCa.ge of the pump is set at a
dePt--h or 820 feet.
TREATMENT AND PUMDTNG FACILITIES, including all
fluoridation, chlorination, and polyphosphate feed equipment,
surge tanks and appurtenances thereto, including, but not
limited -%'-o, booster pumps, generators, sand separators, flow
indicators, system pressure gauges, automatic start -stop
controls, and other equipment at the following sites:
Well No. 1 -- in the well house situated on an 0.21
acre lot on the southwest corner of Wheeling Road and Kensing-
Well No. 2.-- in a split level structure situated on
a 1.2 acre site on Euclid Avenue just west of Crabtree Lane.
Well No. 4 in a pumping station located on an
0.98 acre site in the southeast corner of Willow -Seminole
Road and Burning Bush Lane.
�Iell No. 5 -- in a brick structure constructed on
an 6.53 acre site in the willow Park apartment complex, just
north o, Piper Lane.
Well No. 6 in a brick structure located on an
0.32 ac -,,-.e site in the Quince Park Subdivision.
SYSTEM STORAGE. The dol lowing reservoirs including
all appurtenances, including, but not limited to, controls,
instrumentation, pipes and pumps at the following sites:
instrumentation,
No. 2-: A 1,250,000 Gallon Reservoir located
adjacent to Well site No. 2, which is located on Euclid:
Avenue just west of Crabtree Lane.
Well No. 4: A 650,000 Gallon Reservoir located
adjacent to Well site No. 4, which is located on the south-
east corner of willow -Seminole Road and Burning Bush LC-1-ne.
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METERS. Approximately 3,946 residential and 66
commercial al meters. Meters --For .0 & A-
--For sinale family residences are
predominvantly 5/8 -inch units, and the various apartmLent com-
plexes are metered by 5/8 -inch to 6 -inch units, depending on
-'L--he number o, apartments served.
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SCHEDULE B
Citizens Utilities Company of Illinois
"Chicago Suburban Property"
Interests in Real Property: Water System
All interests in real property at the following
sites and locat
-ions, including the Citizens Utilities Company's
improvements thereon-,
Well Site No. 1-0 A .21 acre lot on the southwest
corner of Wheeling Road and Kensington -Foundry Road.
Well site No. 2: A 1.2 acre site on Euclid Avenue
just west of Crabtree Lane.
Well Site No. 3: Located on the west side of the
Des Plaines River Road south of Camp McDonald Road.
Well Site No. 4: A .98 acre site on the southeast
corner of Willow -Seminole Road and Burning Bush Lane.
Well Site No. 5: A 0.53 acre site in the Willow
Park "apartment complex,, just north of Piper Lane.
Well Site No. 6: A 0.32 acre site in the Quince
Park subdivision.
PIPELINE AND OTHER EASEMENTS, in a distribution
pattern which closely approximates the street layout, as
shown in Figure 1.
SCHEDULE C
Citizens Utilities Company of Illinois
"Chicago Suburban Property"
Sewer System Personal Property
GRAVITY SEWER SYSTEM
The gravity sewer system serving the Chicago Sub-
urban Property comprises approximately 825 manholes and 35
miles of pipe, excluding house connections, varying in dia-
meter from 6 -inches to 30 -inches:
Diameterr Lengthr Percent oS
f Typical lope:
Inches feet Total Percent
6 7,402 4.0 0.5
8 137,366 74.6 0.4
10 29,133 10.3 0.28
12 7,702 4.2 0.22
15 1r265 0.7 0.15
18 9,174 5.0 0.12
21 1,252 0.7 0.10
24 110 0.1 NA
30 730 0.4 0.10
Total 184,134 100.00
The above tabulation does not include any improve-
ments, modifications, or extensions made between June 27,
1975 and the present. Any such improvements, modifications
or extensions are to be acquired by the Village of Mount
Prospect pursuant to this ordinance.
Approximately 84 per cent of the total sewer net-
work is vitrified clay pipe (V C P). Reinforced concrete
pipe and -asbestos cement pipe comprise the remaining 16 per
cent of the system.
Service connections to single family residences are
6 -inch diameter V C P, while those to the various apartment
'complexes are either 6 -inches or 8 -inches in diameter.
FORCE MAIN_J
Force Main No. 1: This force main conveys waste
water between the Park Drive lift station and the wet well
of the Willow -Seminole Road and Park Drive lift station. The
force main consists of approximately 2,540 feet of 6 -inch
diameter, Class 150, cast iron pipe at an average depth of
8 feet.
Force Main No. 2: Force Main No. 2 extends from
the Park Drive and Willow -Seminole Road lift station tothe
Burning Bush and Willow -Seminole Road lift station. This
forcei,�.lmain consists of approximately 1,900 feet of 8 -inch
diameter, Class 150, cast iron pipe at an average depth of
8 feet*
Force Main No. 3.- This force main is located
between the lift station at Willow -Seminole Road and Burning
Bush Lane and the MSDGC interceptor in Wolf Road. The force
main consists of approximately 1,950 feet of 12 -inch diameter,
Class 150, cast iron pipe and discharges into a 24 -inch dia-
meter V C P gravity sewer at Willow -Seminole Road and Mandel
Lane. The 24 -inch gravity sewer continues west along Willow -
Seminole Road for about 620 feet before discharging into the
5 -foo, -'E_ 9-in'ch diameter MSDGS interceptor running south on
Wolf Road.
Force Main No. 4: Force Main No. 4 was constructed
in 1970 and consist's of approximately 1,485 feet of 8 -inch
diameter, Class 150, cast iron pipe. This main extends from
the Quince Park lift station to the connection with the 12 -
inch force main in Willow -Seminole Road just west of the lift
station at Willow -Seminole Road and Burning Bush Lane.
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Force I -lain No. 5: This force main extends from the
Holiday 'Irrin lift stat. --ion -',--o an 8 -inch diameter gravity sewer
on the north side of Willow -Seminole Road east of Des Plaines
River Road. The gravity sewer flows into the wet well of
the lift station at Park Drive and Willow -Seminole Road. The
force main consists of approximately 1,940 feet of 6 -inch
diameter, Class 150, cast iron pipe at an average depth of
7 feet.
Force Main No. 6: This force main is a combination
of farce main and gravity sewer. The force main portion con-
sists of approximately !.1,CD2 0 feet of 14 -inch diameter, Class
150, cast iron pipe extending from the Tex -Vit lift station
to a point Dust south of Kensington -Foundry Road and west
of the Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault St. Marie Railroad
tracks. At this point, the force main discharges into a
24 -inch diameter V C P gravity sewer. The 24 -inch sewer
continues south along the railroad tracks for approximately
11,500 feet discharging just south of Rand Road into► the 54 -
inch diameter MSDGC intercepter along Wellers Creek.
LIFT STATIONS including, but not necessarily
limited to, all pumps, dehumidifiers, ventilation equipment,
sump pumps, lights, air compressors, pump motor control equip-
ment, instrumentation., motors, suction and discharge connectors,
tubes and pipes at the following locations:
Park Drive Lift Station: This station is located
in a small landscaped area on Park Drive at the intersection
with Cayuga Lane. The facility is a Smith and Loveless, pre-
fabricated, underground station consisting of a 7 -foot dia-
meter by 8 -foot high pump chamaer, a 3 -foot diameter entrance
tube, and a 5 -foot diameter wet well. The base of the station
is approximately 25 feet below grade.
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Park Drive and Willow -Seminole Road Lift Station:
This station is located on the souteast corner of the inter-
section of Park Drive and Willow -Seminole Road. The facility
is a Zimmer and Francescon, prefabricated, underground lift
station consisting of a 9.5 -foot diameter pump chamber, a
3 -foot diamater entrance tube, and an 8 -foot diameter wet
well. The base of the station is approximately 20 feet below
grade.
Willow -Seminole Road and Burning Bush Lane Lift
Station: This lift station is located on the site is located
on the site of Well No. 4 at the intersection of Willow -
Seminole Road and Burning Bush Lane. The -facility is a
Zirm-ner and Francescon prefabricated, underground lift station
consisting of an 8 -foot diameter pump chamger, a 3 -foot
diameter entrance tube, and a 6 -foot diameter wet well. The
base of the station is approximately 22 feet below grade.
Quince Park Lift Station: This lift station is
located just north of the Quince Park subdivision. The
facility is a Smith and Loveless, prefabricated, underground
lift station consisting of an 8 -foot diameter pump chamber,
3 -foot diameter entrance tube, and 6 -foot diameter wet well.
The base of the station is approximately 24 feet below grade.
Holiday Inn Lift Station: The Holiday Inn lift
station is located near the Holiday Inn at Milwaukee Avenue
and Winkelman Road. The facility is a prefabricated, under-
ground lift station consisting of a 7 -foot diameter pump
chamber, 3 -foot diameter entrance tube, and 5 -foot diameter
wet well. The base of the station is approximately 16 feet
below grade.
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Tex -Vit Lift Station.* The Tex -Vit Lift Station
is located north o -A'-' Boulder Drive and west of :she Minneapolis,
St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Railroad tracks. The prefabri-
cated, underground station was manufactured bv the Tex -Vit
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Corp. and consists of a 12.5 -foot long by 8 -foot- wide pump
chamber, a 3 -foot diameter entrance tube, and a 5"foot diameter
wet well. The base of the station is approximately 30 feet
below grade.
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SCHEDULE D
Citizens Utilities Company of Illinois
"Chicago Suburban Property"
Interest in Real Property: Sewer System
All interests in real property at the following
sites and locations, including the Citizens Utilities Com-
pany's improvements thereon:
Park Drive Lift Station.- Located in a small land--
soaped area on Park Drive at the intersection with Cayuga Lane.
Park Drive and Willow -Seminole Road Lift Station:
Located on the southeast corner of the intersection of Park
Drive and Willow -Seminole Road.
Willow -Seminole Road and Burning Bush Lane Lift
Station: Located on the site of Well No. 4 at the intersec-
tion of Willow -Seminole Road and Burning Bush Lane.
Quince Park Lift Station: Located just north of
the Quince Park subdivision.
Holiday Inn Lift Station.- Located near the Holiday
Inn at Milwaukee Avenue and Winkelman Road.
Tex -Vit Lift Station: Located north of Boulder
Drive and west of the Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste.
Marie Railroad tracks.
Pi cline, Force Iain and other Easements: in the
designated on Figure 2.
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on the Board are ln cC,,,1,tego.i,,, I 11"now 1n c arq-,, aa 1. g r].
ly
CI
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and 11m, not qu-.1-te sure w),')ll _it- Meai",�s 'b'�.,Lt J- lz�rjow tl��71s
nu,ich. that i,J` t1ie.re Js anything yo-�,i ca.il�. desc�].Ibe C1.
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ab] el o t e 1 1o ) I 'A I "', C"1111 el p le o pi e c, -r, t 1�� B o a r d, d I
1i�a d- n'n.e bittler tand tough argum,ent�,c�l ii"ld c,��ebates wlt1i,
been
1.11''helc;ez, Boa,x�ad mem'bers ark! ot"]� lerjLD they'V'C_ l I _1'.
J.ng with the d,ict,.atE�,S Of MY
D i s Is e r,�it J Is e d :1. s a g r le le
a. n g �Iwi
this Board, (�,)f elected officials and, I have rev( -,.,r, J n
the 1-,;inie thall"; 1`11ca"ve served. ,s rqL e
c,4 �l, C,
1lontrary, to the dIctat"E110 of 'this 91 101,1, becai.,�.se in the
end '1 only JT.ryiplert�[ent whatever the�yr saay. 1-i e r e
is a_r"�Y adv,"I.ce I wou.1d 1�.a:ve,, Cand I 11fel"VE-1 11,C a,C"[ "J,! C E", f lo r
anyone v;ho gl(,-)es out and raln election n,s K-Elty(Dr
Kx:�laus e ha s done 3 my orl-,'''LY (e:id� v JL ce
la, t
1my''be not to 1,,ier so much as to C CYMRII.A, 1, C
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Mayor can o�t''.i"] Y ci,.o what the .1 S
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to e do. B c aut s e Y:.o mattex'� hovr ycd�l C n"i t t -1 '1S the
the rea' I oose J f L'I and, 1, eople C t I
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people e x e .77, - i C-)
tl h ra- c le vi h e rl -n:, v e g o 1:1, to be sur',f', lheyl,r',C,l Ir I Q e pi e n d e i,
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not 7vToill1,,
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the Board's a tt e n, t J. o n .
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all-ocatl-11-ion 1,)a,,,E1) fincal',''... y, after I C-Liess 'Its Y S
2-1- years vire ve bee,li� f1`g,htinE5 J.j,�iagJl_re T` (D 11"I
o g e
th(at, man,�/' PV[avoT.,,s �,�Ilrid.
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at" i w cat e r
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next Boaz,.,d has tli-,,) 'be, t(�D ;De,v�i L11p 'Clhat
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1possIADil-Ities ard tl.,.,i.le lorlIg rre C t
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th a,,Llthrc,�rll.t�V rDf"" "t"he'l Bor"-,-Ird 'b ut
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I wa,)II sl eakftmg as, the May,cli,, wl,th the au
eJ,,,e(-,ted of"fice for the people of Tqo'uint 17rospect, that
th e y'
ha've W![Ch, rl-tlls fOi", approxirr).atErI�?' rye ai", would, iict 1: 'i e
,r &r) ew e a . m h0j`,,ling that this Board. takes that stance
and does not rerew 3. t If th'A�-,Y 'to b-iJild th.e--!-r olvim,
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r,)'V,T I -I equ..,,I,I,ment tlaen let thie n do L. 1.) 1.)i,lt il�f -we're
e se:r."�,vic
go,.Im,q, to pi-,ovide that most t c f 11,,-,I,
people a,r.).d,. they ca,n Y'te'ver go, to (,D,ny o t, 1'.) e r Tr. ti, ri i c i I -ity
t h e n I m f I y convi,nced 't"'hat belong irMoi.,-i,it
Prospect and, 31 f t hl a t a, r n ,L r, t
1pect then d[a,rr it, (",lose th&ai c')ut new ar'),(,-,,L "I. e t thelrl
go on the-ir owi-i, b"Ut the peop.,.1-e of 14oltmt,
bled fcr, mai,°",iy yea:t�s and. that taxba,se dmvm. there 1 f
t h e r e I s s,u�t v.th JL ng a s b e I- o n n g to a ii-,ur'i*cj.raA-Ity, t
'be,`I'o'r1g,,Lc;' to Mount Pro,.-;Pect ant foi- t.I`-),.(-),,'.-,e vl�hc 4,," i.r
e
conIcernec"I abou t the ecoz-iom,y th(--l i t,ir e rl the
,Ilcllve,i,�cy of"" I -he "'V1.11 -age, yoL,i� sh(-,-L� '�d
p r err a ii. I the,.i',I�, p't,li.sh. ther,il, and rY.Iak(-:% t.1if a tak.e
a str-and, t"I",IC-It E�IIther the ol.L,i f-'111111 ms th. e U"n -L t le
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&wn fire stationZI-I if that's whcat t y i6i,-L n t .
F" V" I�j r "I' -f 1.1 Ell' Y are
war'-�:t to be a State of 11, : A, C -J. 0 1. e t t], e rn b tt I
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t'll - I ve ptit u gentlemen VIThether lar-iyone o rl(,:A-
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then on no,t;ice IC.h.at their one year contra.ct iljcnit be
I)ope I pick 'Lip t h e p �a pe2--, 6 r1(m-'t.hs or a C1
r e n ev.r le c] ea r
f r o m n ov,7 Ca n, (JI thaA. t',hey V C,
t h t y o u c uI.1, t h e ni o f f a,, t t h CI
-on�)rinced "that TvTe a, r e
Ancther 'Ltem. I a).rTi tl")oroughly
the I oss o,p '3, X 1"Elh-d great
ma T i n g t -1 m. e 1 i,rit3l- 11- S 'LL f� S t 10 C1
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stre)"Ith') from. the r-)tI"Ie:r, northwest s(:jbi.Lrbs btit yci-,�.Ive got
t o fac e i t 0
there are moe h�a�jk,,2- atle ha,ve..'.).
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You,,. Imovl therile ai�,,e JUsst i-ic't -'�hat rrian.y 1�1,,Fc j
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from our sister c&rrarainitIes., "I"n, h t I n C t"I'l h e s a t t a x
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blIlLs that wou,.3-d "tal,c.e a -way sales t,ax fric-m'.1
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