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Home My WebLink About2823_001Building Director NEXT ORDINANCE NO, 2746 � � � All I NEXT RESOLUTION NO. 35-77 �, w N REGULAR MEETING VILLAGE BOARD TUESDAY,1977 VILLAGE OF MOUND` PROSPECT 4:P.M. f Ufa CALL TO ORDER �� /�i�W�y � ly;,�y m,WN 0/0 II' �,,, /f �N Nr F 6 e J " Ii. INVOCATION - 'Trustee Richardson � 9 III. ROLL CALLk.co IIS I :r � Edi✓" ��gg Mayo Krause mf' /'a Trustee u e r usis n lr Trustee Hendricks Trustee Richardson Trustee Minton Trustee Wattenberg 1741 PPROVAL OF MINUTES OF REGULARSEPTEMBER 6. 7 V FINANCIAL REPORT COMMUNICATIONS PETITIONS - CITIZENS TO BE HEARD Harry int Prospect Lions Club re request for waiver of :fees Cci-,)brf est VII. REPORT A. RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION L _E (Exhibit A Request approval of plansis signal modemizationRoutes intersection C Status_ Report - various Village programs and projects MAYOR'S T A. Presentations e i eMerit B. Proclamation i e, October 9 - 15, 1977 C. 2nd "reading of AN ORDINANCE PROVIDINGg PROCEDURESD i C " Re-codlofiocation(Exhibit B) I X . COMMITTEE REPORTS A. BUILDING COMMITTEE Z* 7 , 501 W. Golf Road 2# ZBA 36-V-77, 500 W. Northwest Highway ist reading A VARIATION FOR PROPERTY LOCATED 500 WEST NORTHWEST HIGHWAY (Exhibit C) Elmhurst Road 5. ZBA U , Northwest Corner RiVe Kensington 64, ZBA 35-V-77,, Southwest Corner Henry B. FINANCE COMMITTEE Liquor e reading of AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 13 OF' THE AL CC t ) D. JUDICIARY COMMITTEE E. PUBLIC HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE 1. Elk Grove Rural Fire Protection Service 2. No Parking Zones on Nordic Road 3,. Scavenger Service Contract F. PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE X. OTHER BUSINESS A. 2nd reading of AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE TRAFFIC CODE (Exhibit E) X. ITEMS TO BE REFERRED A. Real estate transfer tax, refer to Finance Committee XII. COMMITTEE ANNOUNCEMENTS XIII. FOR INFORMATION ONLY XIV. ADJOURNMENT MATTERS IN C T T E September 20, 1977 ZBA-19-SU-77 ROBERT J. DI LEONARDI - SPECIAL USE (PUD DEV.) 7-5-77 THOMAS Z N CANING VARIATION 9-6-77 A W. LSA SCS , VARIATION FOR CFPARKING 7 A AMOCO OIL CO., REZONE FROM TO 7 AMOCO OIL CO., REZONE FROM TO - GN ORDINANCE77 LICENSING Of MULTIPLE DWELLINGS (11-5-74) FLAGS & PENNANTS N ORDINANCE V:I OLaATI ONS 2-1-77 FINANCE COMMITTEE NEST OF -UNITY VENTN LIQUOR CSR LCESE 6-21-77 SPECIAL TAXING DISTRICT, , CAP:ITAL IMPROVEMENT ( `A` ER SYSTEM) 7 REQUEST CLQ DAMP FOR ENGINEERING NIS E ANSTON WATER 77 FIRE & POLICE COMMITTEE PRICING OF INDIVIDUAL FOOD PACKAGES —7 SECONDARY STREETS CHANGE :IN WIDTH 6-21-77 JUDICIARY COMMITTEE ROBERT GORDON,ESQ . CASE #76L 4400 7-20-76 CONVERSION OF CCAS LITES TO ELECTRIC (VILLAGE WILE) 3-1-77 NORTHERN LLNC S CAS COMPANY 7 ARLINGTON HEIGHTS/MOUNT PROSPECT MERGER 5-17-77 VIEW IMPORTANT RTANT CASES 5-17-77 UPDATE ORDINANCES ANCA - 7 77 COQ" TO REDUCE THE ADVERSARY SYSTEM 5-17-77 L GAS CO.L, ESTATE & LOW INCOME NC 5-17-77 EXECUTIVE SESSIONS 6-7-77 QUALITY CONTROL L C POTENTIAL EXCESS VERDICT CASES 46-7-77 PUBLIC HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE AMENDMENT TCS TRASH CONTAINER ORDINANCE 2-15-77 RCSB ROY GOLF COURSE LEAVE AS OPEN SPACE 3-1-77 SCAVENGER SERVICE CONTRACT 7 FIRE PROTECTION CONTRACT OILS TANK FARMS & UNITED AIRLINES 7-5-77 PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE CONSIDERATION CSA AMENDMENTS TO ZONING ORDINANCE 1C 7 DEVELOPMENT OF OPEN SPACE NEAR C 7 IMPROVEMENT OF RAILROADCROSSINGS A 77 IMPROVEMENTSROADWAY 7 PURCHASE CNS CSP TY FOR PARK & RETENTION BASIN 1-7 ACQUISITIONCIT 7 PROPOSED CC PLAN ORDINANCE 7 PLANNING COMMISSION ZONING .ALN RAND ROAD 12-2-69 SPECIAL ZONING DISTRICT DOWNTOWN ( ECON. EV.) 7 ZONING CLASSIFICATION STADIUM, ARENAS3 ATHLETIC CLUBS & FIELDS, ANNUALTENNIS ,COURTS, PRIVATE & SEMI -PRIVATE CLUBS 6-2-75 OF VILLAGE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF PREPARATION CSF COMMUNITY DEVELOP NT PLAN ON ANNUAL BASIS 1-21-75 '*'*)AFETY COMMISSION SUGGESTED ROAD NETWORK 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 BUSE ROAD & WILLOW LANE 11 -18-75 DOWNTOWN LIGHTING 2-3-76 BOARD OF HEALTH DRAINAGE & CLEAN STREAMS COMMISSION M N _ D CREEK 4-2-75 COMMUNITY SERVICES & MENTAL HEALTH COMMISSION IN E I L N R B 'L N D D T U � OF H� USING 10-16-73 OPPORTUNITIES FOR NORTHEASTERN PREPARATION OF HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN ON ANNUAL BASIS 1-21-75 :+1"'1 1 1 1 VILLAGE ATTORNEY T E T LI -G-H -TING SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS INDUSTRIAL WASTE ORDINANCE -- WITH ENGINEERS BILLY ALTER PLATS OF DEDICATION - PUD 'PILLAGE ENGINEER IROVEMENT O, DEDICATED STREETS POLICY REGARDING STREET LIGHTING INDUSTRIAL WASTE ORDINANCE -- WITH ATTORNEY 4 -WAY STOP INTERSECTION OF SEE-GWUN & SHABONEE DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT & REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION Com INE PARUNG BEH ND LAGE HALL SENIOR CITIZEN ADVISORY COUNCIL PERSONNEL DIRECTOR CRITERIA FOR EV LU TING THE VILLAGE MANAGER INSURANCE COMMISSION 1-20-76 2-5-72 1 -20-76 5-19-70 12-18-73 6-17-75 6-17-75 ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE RECODIFYING CHAPTER 8 OF THE ]MUNICIPAL CODE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENTAND BOARr) OF TRUSTEES OF THEVILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT , COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS: SECTION ONE: That, pursuant to the authority v-,ested, in the Pres1dent an�d Board of Tr�_st"e�esolfthe Village of Mount Prospect �tinder A.:rtRPJ,,e'VI1 of the 1970 Con.stitti t1on of t1le State of lfflilioiis, Chapter 8 of the Municipal GDde of Mount Prospecot of 1957, as arriended, be a,rj.d the snunle is hei,,,eby further arrierided izi, its entirety; so that liere,after the sful.d Chapter 8 shall 'fie arid read as follows: (")THEM PROVISIONS RELATING 17(.) VILLAGE GOVERNMENT 7 ARTICLE I Office �rs 11111111amployeeis AR"ri'CLE 11 Jail ARTICLE III House N),i,rnber]"'ng TICLE rv, Dei�nolifion or Itepair of Buildings ARTMI'ALE V Otlj,er Riegulabol )s ARTICLE VI Emp,loyee Or,goanizations ARTICLE V11 Sticcession, of'Officers AR,riCLE 1. GITFICERS-EMPLOYEES I SECTION B. 101. Effect. "T."he provIslons of this artlic-Ae shall, apply a.1.1ke to all officers and en-jployees of thir�! Village, regardless ofthe tirrie of the creatlon, of the office! or posiit:lon or the firne of the appointment of the officer or employee. SECTION 8. 102 App I L)int,ments. A1 officers, sliall be, appoilited or se 1ected, by, an Village Manager as pr(.,),Tv'l'ded by statute, ordiniance, or re, Sou tion , except all elected offic,J*Ials and 'those apploilitments expressly, ided for by statute, ordinancle , or resohition,, to be imadeb- t ie provi, Y I President anid Board of Trustees. SECTION 8. 1,03. `:rerin of Officc°,ici s . Rvery, appointive officer of theVillage shall hold office tintil, thiE-)'Brat day of May followiffig his appointment or until, his sucicessior is, flppOiTfted and qualifted, unless it i's otherifflise prov.1.1ded by, ordii-iiance. In, case of a va,cancy, in any such place,,, I't shall, be filled 'in,thE,w sarne Tnaziner in which iippointMents or selections are made, In the 6bsence of provision to the contrary. S r ECT ION 8.104. Monies Recelved. Every officey.,w of the Village shall at least. once a month irn 7er all. money, recielved by bim in his official 1. pacity , to the Treasurer with, a stat"'ement showling the siource froin which the sarne was recei'.-vred. 01SE(�f W"TION 8.1.05. Oath. Every of Icer of the'Village, shiall bef(,,)re enter.- ing upom his duties , take the loath priEw,scrilbed by statute. SECTION 8.106. Salaries. All officers and employees of the Village shall receive such salary as may be from time to time provided by ordi- nance or resolution. SECTION 8.107. Assignment of Duties. The Village Manager shall have the power to assign to any appointive officer any duty which is not assigned by ordinance to some other specific officer; and -shall deter- mine disputes or questions relating to the respective powers or duties of officers. SECTION 8.108. Records. All records kept by any officer of the Village shall be open to inspection by the President, or any member of the Board of Trustees at all reasonable times, whether or not such re- cords are required to be kept by statute or ordinance. SECTION 8.109. Bond. Every officer and employee, shall if required by the Board of Trustees, upon entering upon the duties of his office, give a bond in such amount and with such sureties as may be determined by the said Board, conditioned upon the faithful performance of the duties of his office or position. SECTION 8. 110. Arrests. The Village President, members of the Board of Trustees, as well as every member of the Police Department,, are hereby declared to be conservators of the peace with such powers to make arrests as are given to conservators of the peace by statute. SECTION 8.111. Termination of Office. Every officer and employee of the Village, upon the expiration of his term for any cause whatsoever, shall deliver to his successor all books and records which may be the property of the Village; and if no successor has been appointed within one week after the termination of office, such property shall be delivered to the Village Clerk or Village Treasurer. SECTION 8.11 . Im2ersonation. It shall be unlawful for any person to impersonate without lawful authority any Village officer or employee. SECTION 8.113. Interference with Officers. It shall be unlawful to in- terfere with or hinder any officer or employee of the Village while engaged in the duties of his office or employment. SECTION 8.114. Independent Audits. The President and Board of Trustees shall provide for an annual independent audit of all accounts of the Village for the prior fiscal year, which audits shall be conducted in- dependently of the Village Manager and Village Treasurer by some person or firm selected by the President and Board of Trustees. Full reports of such audits shall be filed in the public records of the Village. The power with respect to such audits by the President and Board of Trustees shall not be construed in any manner to limit the responsibility of the Village Manager for the proper expenditure of Village funds. SECTION 8.115. Conflicts of Interest. A.. Declaration of Pali The proper operation of government requires that all officials, elected, appointed,, and salaried employees, hereinaf- ter referred to as Village officials, be independent and impartial; that government decisions and policy be made and carried out in the proper A. WA ° °hilt °e],s of he gov, e nii t sitructure;at public ° ffice o ]be use a � personal i public m � min th, E.1 Integrity' oIf lits m �u ,n; and that the IWIfienevIerwhere eI °° ,p(w?a'sirs to e,xist , an, actuall, oir potential con-, fw be. a the r WY � N ew officillal, and m^ � W duties standards with respect to conduct in Is"I.Wations where acti�a,'[ or fial conflicts exist. 1 Rublic a,"11' are e of publi''Ic P�tirpoise and hold office for tlie the ' ° " � "des e nstiti° " �� f State f 'I' . ° carrynois and to ". � the s i Nation , State s. �u luis � e c° over. en . ""17 °k "in th,eir offialial acts l ��standards of : ° a discharge faith�fle dtifies of their office regardliess �ersori :. c ra--- tions, recognize public interest mustbei m° concern. " hei. �z- c , , � � ° he a ° r ° l Biu should be dbove reproach 2 All °° mks of tbe V,11age f Mount P,roIspect shall exceed tlleir tr'l,'1rea ° e r ors so. .martir " ,iat' - 1w ---, 1,0 No public officlial , wlietlier elected or appointed, shall pr(,)mise ai i appointment u ] . ° position as a rewarld for any political activity. 2. Nio public officiai whether 611ected or a.g pointed, ofli,er Village employee to coritribi ite to, or per -form work for any political party as a cozidition of continued, employment. C Publitc Pro No pub] 21c official shall request or the i i,se of "'Village ownied vehicles, equiprnent , materials, or property for pl,(?Irson al convenience or profit, excepIt wlien 11�-Vu services allte availableto the pu)")],ic generally, or are provided ti'iunicijpollicy for i,,ise of sucli publicofficial i.tlie conduct of official busi,ness. �� ° gat ,.°n seal. .c knowledge Jas interested directly or lilWirect.1y,Iman.nIerills hirn in,, t1° schaiii of 1,JS dI°u °(10 * 11,11111" Grant .:w µr,ge iag� sw . or " h lig of vali w . ° w " is"111 t W ° v, Pc official shall engage irIi, anyactivity be in aziy e r mn interested . eitlier l.yuli� indirectly in his name or ma in the riame of any other plrson,association , trust, corporation 111 in any coritract orl, the performanceof any wrk for the ficin g or letfing of which sucli official, inay be called upori tiol actr voIte.. 1. No such public official may represent, either as agent or otherwise, any person, association, trust, or corporation, with respect to any application or bid for any contract or work in regard to which such official may be called upon to vote. 2. Any contract made and procured in violation of this Section is void. F. Disclosure Statements. 1 All public officials shall file with the Village Clerk a verified Dis- closure Statement, responding in detail to the following questions in the following form: Disclosure Statement a. Do you or any members of your immediate family have any interest in real property lying within the corporate limits of the Village of Mount Prospect or within one and one-half (11) miles thereof? If your answer is in the affirmative , state the following: Nature of Interest in Commonly Known Such Real Property (Owner Permanent Real Address of Real Joint Owner. Tenant. Bene- Estate Tax Identi- P,M,eEy ficlary., Trustee, etc.) fication Number b., Do you or any member of your immediate family own five per- cent (5%) or more of any business en entity? Are you or any members of your immediate family an officer or director of any business entity? If your answer to either of the foregoing questions is in the affirmative, state the following: Nature -of Your - Type -of Product Produced Name of Business Relationship to or Service Rendered by 'Entil Business Enti Business Enti c. Identify the sources of your income hereinbelow: Source of Income, if Source Percentage of Income From Sells Material and/or Services This Source, If 10% or More to the Villa a of Mount Pr2Epect of Gross income -4- Dated.- 19 Subscribed and Sworn to before me this day of 19 41 Notary Public" 2. The Disclosure Statement required above shall be completed on forms provided by the Village Clerk and shall be filed pursuant to the foItowing schedule: 0 e. Any other public official, elected or appointed , shall file his Disclosure Statement annually on or before May 1. 3., The Village Clerk shall provide each person filing such Di s closure Statement with a written receipt, indicating the date on which such filing took place. 4. All Disclosure Statements so filed under this Section shall be avail - I able for examination and copying by the public during regular busil- ness hours. a. Each person examining a Disclosure Statement shall fill out a form prepared by the Village Clerk, identifying the examiner by name,, occupation, address, and telephone number, listing the date of examination and reason for such examination. b The Village Clerk shall promptly notify each person required to file a Disclosure Statement under this Section of each in- . stance of an examination of his Disclosure Statement by send- ing him a duplicate original of the identification form filled out by the person examining his Disclosure Statement. G7 G. Cam paigE, Contributions. Campaign contributions shall be reported by all candidates for elected Village- office in strict conformity with the pro- visions of the Illinois State Statutes Section 8.116. Rules and Definitions. A. The language set forth in the text of this Article shall be interpreted in accordance with the following rules of construction: 1. The singular number includes the plural number, and the plural the singular. 2. The word "shall" is mandatory; the word "may" is permissive. 3. The masculine gender includes the feminine and neuter. B. Whenever in this Article the following words and phrases have been used, they shall, for the purposes of said Article, have the mean- ings respectively ascribed to them in this Article,, except when the con- text otherwise indicates. 1. Business E, Any organization or enterprise operated for pro- fit, including but not limited to a proprietorship, partnership, firm, ,1;- 0 business trust, joint venture,, syndicate. corporation, or associia- tion. 2* Gift. Any property . real or personal, tangible or intangible, of a www* market valueiin excess of Fifty, Dollars ($50) obtained by an indivi- dual without the payment of the property's full market value. Gifts from an individual's spouse, child, parent, grandparent, grand- child, brother, sister, parent -mi -law, brother-in-law, sister-in- law., aunt, uncle,, or first cousin , -or the -spouse of any such person, or91 ifts to a church,, religious, or charitable organization qualified as such under thepr-ovisions -of-the- Internal Revenue Code shall not be considered gifts for the purposes -of this definition. Gifts of 'in- formational material such as books , pamphlets . reports . calendars or periodicals shall not be considered gifts for the purposes of this definition. 3. Immediate Famil . An individual's spouse,, dependent children , or others claimed by such individual as dependents for Federal income tax purposes. 401 Interest in Real Pro- er!E includes, but is not limited to the follow- ing: Legal or equitable title; a beneficial interest in any trust (in- cluding a land trust); any assignment of any interest from a benefi- ciary or any other party of an interest; a power to direct convey- ance; a right to receive rents or proceeds from property; the obliga- tion to pay rent; a lien; a tax sale certificate; - an option- or any ot- her financial interest, real or personal, direct or indirect, in such property including status as a nominee or undisclosed principal. 5. Person. An individual proprietorship, firm, partnership, joint venture,, syndicate, business trust, company, corporation, asso- ciation, committee, and any other organization or group of persons MOM acting in concert. 6. Public Official. Any person who seeks tobe elected or is elected to any public office in the Village of Mount Prospect government, or is appointed as a Mayor, as Trustee, or as a member of the Zon- ing Board of Appeals, or as Manager, or head of'any department of the Village of Mount Prospect. 7. Villae. The Village of Mount Prospect, Cook County, Illinois. SECTION 8. 117. E2nalt . Any person, firm, or corporation found guilty ._y of violating the provisions of any Section of this Article , or part thereof shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be fined not to exceed Five Hundred Dollars ($500), and/or removal from office. Each day that a V10- lation is permitted to exist shall constitute a separate offense. ARTICLE II. JAIL SECTION 8.201.Establishment. The place in the Village heretofore . .. . . .......... ... established andused as the jail, or any other place which may be here- after -used for that purpose, is hereby declared to be the Village jail, SECTION 8.202. __ffte .Rer. The Chief of Police shallbe the keeper of the jail and shall have custody over all persons confined therein and of all property pertaining thereto. SECTION 8.204. Esca2.e,. It shall be unlawful for any person to escape 0 attempt to escape, or to assist any prisoner to escape from jail. SECTION 8. 205. Comrnun,ications.2i!h.2L!2=. It shall be unlaw-- ful for any person to communicate vvi'th any prisoner held in the jail w itho-ut the permission of the Chief of Police or the police officer in I charge. SECTION 8.206. Penal Any person, firm or corporation violating 0 any of the provisions of this article shall be fined not less than ten dollars nor more than three hundred dollars for each offense. ARTICLE III. HOUSE NUMBERING SECTION 8.301. House Numberipg I in .Eequired. All ots, build' gs and structures in the Village shall be numbered in accordance with the chart of house numbers maintained by the Director of Building and Zoning. -7- A. Odd numbers shall be on the east and south sides of the streets; even numbers shall be on the north and west sides of the streets. B. There shall be 100 numbers to each block. SECTION 8.302. Chart. The Village Clerk shall keep a chart showing the proper street number of every lot in the Village which shall be open to inspection by anyone interested. SECTION 8.303. Numbers on Houses. It shall be the duty of the owners and occupants of every house in the Village to have placed there- on, in a place visible from the street, figures at least two and one-half inches high; showing the number of the house; any person, firm or corporation failing to so number any house, building or other structure occupied by him, or if after receiving notice to do so from the Director of Building and Zoning shall continue in his failure to so number such house, building or structure shall be fined one dollar for each day during or on which a failure to so number continues. ARTICLE IV. DEMOLITION or REPAIR of BUILDINGS SECTION 8.401. Authori to Act. 00 A . Pursuant to that power vested in- the corporate authorities of the Village of Mount Prospect as a home rule unit under the 1970 Constitution of the State of Illinois as well as Article VII thereof, and in line with the sta- tutes of the State of Illinois made and provided, the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect may demolish, repair, or cause the demolition or repair of dangerous and unsafe buildings or un- completed and abandoned buildings within the corporate limits of the Village of Mount Prospect in the following manner: The President and Board of Trustees shall, through the Village Attorney, apply to the Cir- cuit Court of Cook County for an Order authorizing the demolition or re- pair or authorizing said corporate authorities to cause the demolition or repair of any such dangerous and unsafe building or uncompleted or abandoned building whenever the owner or owners thereof, including the Hen holders of record , - after at least fifteen (15) - days I written no- tice by mail so to do, have failed to put such building in a safe condition or to demolish it. 1. It is not a defense to such cause of action that the building is board- ed up or otherwise enclosed nor may the court order such building boarded up or otherwise enclosed. 20 Where, upon diligent search, the identity or whereabouts of the owner or owners of any such building . including the lien holders of record is not ascertainable, notice mailed to the person in whose name such real estate was last assessed is sufficient notice under this Section. 3. The hearing upon such application -to the Circuit Court shall be ex- pedited by the court and shall be given precedence over all other suits 0 13. The cost of such demolition or repair incurred by the Village of Mount Prospect or by a lien holder of record is recoverable from the owner or owners of such real estate and is a lien thereon, which lien is superior to all prior existing liens and encumbrances, except taxes, provided that , w31.,t111LZi slixty ('60) days after such repai,,x% or demolition, the'Village f Mount Prospect or the lien holder of record, who incurred sost expenseand file gnu ir'i fl.ys ce o �� Recorder �� Deeds o d � , '� oor office of the Registrar of 'I,"Itles sof Cook County . " e real estate af`hz�ated is re- gnsteredunder,the ""orre s systeni. I. The notice must consist of a sworn statement setting otft.- K eWu rIVISp' 1on, the real estate s W fu 'cient for identification 'ere ; u The amount of mo representing the cost and expense urre ,I and c. The , to or dates when the cost and expensewasx% ed by, theV 1,11 �� of Prospect y h e : esu holder � � �° � II 2. Upon payment of tim cost and expense by, the owner of or persons ° interested ie property, after Notice of Lie filed,, the lieu shall be released by the'ViHage whosename the lien. record s in the case of fillngNotice ie 3. The lien, may be enforced by proceedings to foreclose as 'in the (',,ase of mortgages or niechanics' Hens. 4. Sult to foreclose this 11'eya mtmt11'e° be c (ed th ewe "3years after the date oaf fil1ng Notice of Lien. ARTICLEV. OTHER REGULATION'S E . 501 Seal Establi, shed. The sI of the Village shallb" tri -colored circular dise comsisting of inner rings as well as an emblem, zo composed out an eagle and sin h, flys words, "Village OfMount Pros-- o is q Incorporated February roar , 1917,"and contallaing t1lie slogan, " ° r ', ens Is a Wayof Life, � all o'f'wh1ch shallbe more particularly arranged in the followIng fiasldoni: SECTION 8.502. Fisc' ear rh,e fiscalle shall begin on e first day, of May of year and end on the1. ant day of',Aprill Villageof tile following year., ,I !.(dmj( It shiall'I)e unlawfifl for anyone toinjure, deface ()11,11 interfere with any property belon,@r,irig to the � � properauthority from �he` . ° a '"e� �� lp� � person" w , �. w h, a ov° �s � �s o � �p � ctio� � ll b fined not less than twenty dollars ($20. 0 or more t "han ffive hundred dollars ($500. 00 ) for each, offemse. SECTION 8.504. Elections. Elections for municipal offices shall be Id as provided by statute, and at the time prescribed by statute. SECTION 8.505. Sure_q Bonds. Whenever a surety bond to indemnify the Village is required as a prerequisite to exercising the duties of any office or position, or to the issuance of a license or permit or for the exercise of any special privilege, the surety on such bond shall be a corporation licensed and authorized to do business in this state as a surety company, in the absence of specific provision to the contrary by ordinance. A. Whenever in its opinion additional sureties or an additional surety may be needed on any bond to indemnify the Village against loss or liability because of the insolvency of the existing surety or sureties or for any other reason, the Village may order a new surety or sureties to be secured for such bond. I B. If such new surety or sureties are not procured within ten (10) days from the time such order is transmitted to the principal of the bond, or his assignee, the Board shall declare the bond to be void and thereupon such principal or assignee , shall be deemed to have sur- rendered the privilege or position as condition of which the bond was required. SECTION 8.506. Official Time. Central Standard Time shall be the official time for the transaction of the Village business; except that the official time of Daylight Saving Time as established in the City of Chicago. Illinois. All clocks and other timepieces in or upon the public buildings or other premises maintained by or at the expense of the Village shall be set and run at the official time prescribed by this Section. SECTION 8.507. Non -Referendum Bonds. The Village of Mount Prospect,, Cook County. Illinois, acting by and through its President and Board of Trustees. may. from time to time , borrow money for proper public pur- poses and in evidence of such borrowing, issue its full faith and credit bonds (general obligation) payable from ad valorem taxes to be levied with- out limitation as to rate or amount , against all taxable property situated with- in the Village. Such bonds may be issued- without - the submission of the - question of their issuance to the electors of the Village for their approval and the procedures for the issuance of such bonds shall be substantially as herein provided. A. In each instance of such borrowing, the Village of Mount Prospect shall adopt an ordinance (hereinafter designated as the "Bond Ordinance") describing the public purpose or purposes to be served by such bor- rowing and in such Bond Ordinance shall make a finding and deter- mination that such borrowing of money is -necessary--for the welfare -of the government and affairs of the Village, is a proper public purpose or purposes and is in the public interest, which finding and determination shall be deemed conclusive. B. The Bond Ordinance shall indicate the amount of money necessary to be borrowed, the amount of bonds to be issued in evidence thereof, shall fix the details of such bonds, including their date, number, denomina- tion, maturity (which shall not exceed forty (40) years from the date of _10- mm � said 15onds) , imid th,eir rate cit interest wh3i ch, shal"], "N', at such,, rate as the Presi'�[dent and Board of Trustees shal"111, detelr�,niizie. 1. The bonds shall, bile sold, . ° si;lt ch, Mammr a ll y' be dterl,' by Ulm aidiqIptioln of t1w ]3 ond Git"i6d'inance or ° e Biond Ordi"I'lance vWe fu .m subsequent ] of the °' mY ,s '�Lerei utho.]lu ,,-1 zed. In i, event �II� uc suei bsgt,- ,t .1111 °lrid . � °�u � �m� ° .]un . � m s at w WYi," '�I��Wm�`�W� riu e less � fl -1 a n that a'W at ho rI z "Nw (i in, m i Bond 91-n� ar ci�W� prior hei eliv i1�-,y of'sucli bonds the taxes levi,eldsuch, Bmild i resul fing fm�iy) tli.ie salle of" such, bolx�ids, at a. lower rate of interest than, authorized In Bond Oridiinia,,i'ice. authilorized on behalf, of the Vil], a mit K% sc 1,)y the satu of the 1 1 e President Village Clerk, s 1II � . w � h seal of a��w h illage to "be affj,,Xed, to stwh bond's hal te],§'*l,le whether mt billozi,dis to "be is it;�o ied slial I be registered cul. 'the name oft"he owneras to the principal ai'lid in,terest " on said " be Village resili en a y des"Triate anotherto affix bowsiviattire o, e silir. ed by, the President. . In, stili h, case,,s (El! . "L1111,1. ° . ., °P i es W E s h, al ll[ seed. to !iu l3oard of 1 1,1us s a wr twee of the :: ,W on gn d i sl"° ne sag n °.e persosele A m am"I the . A written, statememl: of the President x,E)CU, by ),le per ' m so -tc!e and, then filed with, the Village 101erk. Board of r IS S When the signature cif the Preslliider�l 3's pla,c,ed (')711 a full faith m�id, cre-,,,, dit " ofthe Villageh recito f the IRr side in the spield... reed manymil s c �h f :'11, fisith and cJLt . ). n a],l eispects s1call D. `' "'he 1113ond, Ordinanceha nak ],pravisllori, four the nl° f sucli, bonds lage Clerk, shall be filed in the offices of the County Clerk of Cook County, in which county the Village of Mount Prospect is situated. 2 Such Bond Ordinance, as so filed, shall constitute the authority for the Cook County Clerk in and for each of the years for which taxes are levied in said Bond Ordinance. to extend such taxes for collec- tion against all the taxable property situated within the Village of Mount Prospect. 3. The taxes so levied for the payment of principal of and interest on the bonds shall be extended annually by the Cook County Clerk without limitation as to rate or amount and such taxes shall be in addition to and in excess of all other taxes levied or authorized to be levied by the Village of Mount Prospect. 4 Except as provided herein . such taxes so levied shall not be sub- ject to repeal or abatement in any manner whatsoever until such time as all the bonds authorized under the terms of said Bond Ordi- nance and issued shall have been paid in full, both principal there- of and interest thereon lap to and including the date of maturity , pro- vided, however, that if the Village of Mount Prospect has funds available, it may appropriate same and order their deposit in trust with the paying agent for purpose of the payment of any of the ma- turities of bonds or interest thereon, in which event the taxes so levied to pay such principal or interest may be abated by the amount so deposited, Such abatement to be by ordinance of the Vil- lage of Mount Prospect (July adopted and placed on file with the Cook County Clerk. E The provisions of any such :Bond Ordinance shall constitute an appro- priation of the amounts required as therein referred to and described and upon the delivery of the bonds therein authorized, the proceeds - - thereof shall be used solely and only for the purpose or purposes for which the bonds were authorized. Upon the adoption of any such Bond Ordinance by the Village of Mount Prospect and its approval by the -President, the same shall be publish- ed in a newspaper published and of general circulation in the Village of Mount Prospect if there be one and if there is no such newspaper, then in a newspaper published and of general circulation in the county in which the Village or the major portion thereof is situated and said ordinance shall become effective ten (10) days after the'date of such publication. - F Any bonds authorized and issued pursuant to the provisions of any Bond Ordinance adopted pursuant to the provisions hereof and also any bonds issued and outstanding, which by their terms are payable from taxes unlimited as to rate or amount and levied against all the taxable property within the Village of Mount Prospect,, maybe refunded prior to their maturity or at their maturity, and including the refunding of matured interest coupons evidencing interest upon such unpaid bonds. 1. Such refunding shall be! by the issuance of refunding bonds to be authorized by a Refunding Bond Ordinance which shall be adopted in the manner and subject to the terms, conditions, and provisions as herein required for the issuance of bonds for public purposes. 2. Any h refunding shall be issued on thebasis par for par for bonds and matured interest n or such refunding bonds shallbe sold at not less than par and the proceeds thereof be usedfor the purpose of payEiri,g maturing° interest coupons on such n bonds as they 'become due. A. 17 a , if traffic regulation, control, and patrol iis desireld by a majority of the owners of riecord of such driveways and parkingareas located dr Develop- ment the Village ler 1. The erection of stopsigns, flashing signals, yield sirns at specified locations in a parking area and the adoption of appro- priate regulations thereto pertaining, or the designation of any intersection in the parking area as a stop intersection or as a yield intersection and the ordering of like signs or signals at one or more entrances to such intersection, subject to the pro- visions of Chapter 18 of this Municipal Code. 2. The prohibition or regulation of the turning of vehicles or speci- fied types of vehicles at intersections or other designated locations in the parking area. 3. The regulation of a crossing of any driveway in the parking area by pedestrians. 4. The designation of any separate roadway in the parking area for one-way traffic. 5. The establishment and regulation of loading zones and speed zones. 6. The prohibition, regulation, restriction, or limitation of the stop- ping, standing, or parking of vehicles in specified areas of the parking area. . . 7. The designation of safety zones in the parking area and fire lanes. 8. Provision for the removal and storage of vehicles parked or aban- doned in the parking area during snowstorms, floods, fires, or other public emergencies, or found 'unattended in the parking area, (a) where they constitute an obstruction to traffic, or (b) where stopping, standing, or parking is prohibited, and for the payment of reasonable charges for such removal and storage by the owner or operator of such vehicle. 9. Provision that the cost of planning, installation . maintenance, and enforcement of parking and traffic regulations pursuant to any con- tract entered into under the authority of subsection D of this Sec- tion be borne by the Village of Mount Prospect, or by the property owners) , or that a percentage of said cost be shared by the part- ies to the contract. 10. Causing the installation of parking meters on the parking area and establishing whether the expense of installing said parking meters and maintenance thereof shall be that of the Village or property owner. All moneys obtained from such parking 'meters as may be installed on any parking area shall belong to the Village. 11. Contracting for such additional reasonable rules and regulations with respect to traffic and parking in the parking area as local con- ditions may require for the public or of the users of the parking area. E. No contract entered into pursuant to this Section shall exceed -a period of twenty (20) years. -14- F. A witr e into Pursuant t s S ec.1 s u n. e erne �� Ai eld in tbt Office of the lRec-order-of Deeds of Cook County, and no're 7W Ula nad i, ti t °ri,e contractshall effect' ' SII enforceablel until, hre days hetra ct is so recorded. G. At sti time as ps�,�,rklrig and traffic reinflatilori,is 1,i,avie been established at any parking,r w]?suan"to the cl lntralict as m ai,ovi e , . I6 urw � �" shall a w , any, � a �e then, mm Hb � � � for �m i�� s� o ny, Io bidden wde �lw r� dory � any act require w , such � r %11111 IIS �� m�� parking traffic regu'lati,on, providied, &"t' in have beexii postedrr ' " " afi IS��Iu ch u r(Wqi,xlietions and, l sucl" . postingof signis has been noted In the appropill.111, Prospect.Code (Chapter 18), contained in tli,is M'u��ri'll'�"Lci,,r,)ia,',I��, (12'!ode of Maunt SE 1 w wrlll a e �accordance mII � �L ^Ip .w mw m.. mw a �. Il a M Tax. with � . au�„ i 'a � ��m� � ji VII of the 1,970 Constitution��of the State of Illinois, a,, tiax is he:Irdby lmjp � iis- 1111rospect way, y, tem of tan w ° mW[ ��is un a property, which is pi.irchased, Iauta �lI tfie State of 111inoll's at ii,etafrom r:IW1'ell,I -,i.rj.1d,,whi(.,h �I a �itled r regUliteried, m �� a any m �w �'�"�"� mi�,wlLmnwm of the aove I,, AMI��W�� i(�1dl� ',�II�� .wl��MW��,�W��o' ��s . This � I�Iw. ), , � ��b ✓ at' e of on ,%) perceIrrt of the selling g, p IID .Ic s°i i,ch tangible prqI)erty to liav,e ((, ing, as d(,ifined w' °i,, th,e 'se Tax Act, apprillovied J) 11y 1. 4, 1.9aD iu E pmi a u, ilmFw n a o. iwn iwiwiP i e (I 'am °m d, by the 111 b, s Department o ri, e for iw Village U � I � I ;�,ru��:�w. , Iw Irl �� ,�wN �I�..sonal property is ]",issued. ar�id shallbe B. The Village Clierk iS hereV, directed to transmit to flile Illinois Depart-, e of Revenuea certified co of this I ntmic not a I e' than five A. In an ef1brt t Conti ually balwice the m�tjnilcipal bild.1'retand to, uDtheir mw pi°'ure Is f flie 'W iticip a , ',IBudgetOfficer Systerrill as aril,1111a ofore en(�ouiraglllig efficientl,a .n' , N,idgetii.ng, aluditing, rieporti,ng m„ t liFj,,s become necessary. for theVillage of .Mount Pa �� mm mo- mo °� ��II� �� Illlr�," �°��.��.°��I��.�� ' m��lrlr�°��°a°� � tax ��n , m�w ordier 'to "nwet shortw ww, � t cI i I aw 'Local ( °I ervu,eD(while deternaned, to 1,)ie Ymiiad,e avafld1�Dle durdllg 111 giviien, lsc:-a , year), may Im arid. spiwradicso as to (:.-reate short 1'11.'][Incls, acti,lngiby and, t]1,11ri,('1)ugh, its President and Board of Trustees niz bl err ° " ' y ISI :1,i n� �w�rir against he fall itand, rr � w f the ml 11age of Mount Prospect . a, municipal, aID In, , r i r' w or tle payin en fnecessaryexpenses .debts , and , �, bi, lfl, mwwoD ofthe e ui,iinl,cipal coirporatinn, wild n ollIrder to avoid, poo Ibl �I Judgmentsagainst lrVillage I f Mmint Prospect, °w President Iand Bird of Trustees , by Resolution , ziiay authorize 'the Rudge'l: Of flicer t10 eista"blIsIl mw PoI mu w m ne Mount Prospect e not hav,(1),Isufficn, one , it t"s Geri,eral"und to meet such necessary ex pens i,I a1,,j, ap'!' azil habibI '.l '.m a r wn Prospect., any and all overdrafts drawn upon said General and Related Fund shall be honored by such depository bank, provided: 1. The aggregate of such overdrafts drawn upon such depository bank shall not exceed $500,000; 2. The interest charged by such depository bank shall not exceed seven (7%) percent per annum and shall be compounded daily against the outstanding sum total of such overdrafts on any given day; 3. The President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Pros- pect shall have budgeted sufficient funds to pay interest on such debt with such depository bank at the rate provided for hereinabove; and 4. The President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Pros- pect before, at the time of, or after incurring aziy such indebtedness, shall provide for the levy and collection of a direct annual tax suffi- cient to pay the interest on any such debt created by any such over- -draft as such interest thereon falls due. SECTION 8.511. Submitting Questions of Public Polic A. Questions of public policy shall be submitted to all or part of the re- gistered voters of the Village of Mount Prospect by way of advis-ory referenda whenever: 1. A written petition requesting the submission of a specific question or questions is filed with the Village Clerk, which petition must be signed by registered voters of the Village of Mount Prospect equal in number to at least 25% of the number of persons voting at the last general municipal election in the Village of Mount Prospect; or 2. The Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect determines by a duly carrried motion to submit any such Specific question or questions i - -- - - B. On such written petition being filed with the Village Clerk of the Village of Mount Prospect or upon such a motion of the Board of Trustees thereof, it shall be the duty of the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect in each case to submit by ordinance any question of public policy so petitioned for or moved upon to all or part of the electors of the Village named in the petition or motion as the case may be. C In addition to the foregoing, the submission of questions of public policy for an advisory referendum shall be subject to the following restrictions: 1. Such petition must be filed with the Village Clerk in each case not less than 78 days before the date of the general or official election at which the question or questions petitioned for are to submitted. -16- Petitions so filed.a consist olf sheets ofuniform size and each sheet shall contain above the space for, slignature . appropriate eagvvin,g Vie informattion be N ub...tted t", ,'Irea ()f tlie VIII of Dent. Prospect within which it is tol 1:)e s'lalimitted, and the headillng of" each sheet sliall be the same. 1) Before being p,riese�iAed to the Village Clerk, auch, sheets all, E!,�,11 riurxil:)eried cori,secufl,vely an(], ",1be nestle fastenede er dol ,: forin by placing tl�,i,e slieets lile and fasteningiem together at one edge in a se aure and suital"Ale manner. 2) The!, slieets shall, not be ,fiastened 11)y Placing fliern to, , ether end to eild, 43o as to fo - . a contiriulous strl,p or ll.l . b. Sucli Petifix)na l "be signed hy thile registered vot: rI tie Mountarea of tlie Village of" s��1 f public piolilcy is to be submitted in tlieix own proper per,111E,"),ons �i,^ , and oppos,itesignature of eachsigner x,es sacs address sliall be 'written, or prii-ited. I The words "Villa,cre of Mount Pi',iiospel.,ict" may. be pii'Iri,ted on V I. n, forms in, that all of the s=11 electorssig�nin the nii. e s e m :� lla of �. n o s c. Standard ab * m.. °i may IDe useo,]. in writs h es inc': qstrelet number,any. 3) No signature sliall be v,alid or be counted in considering the .mm the blottom of each, sheet of sucli, petiti�x�i shall ble �sta,ternent, signed e gister(I voter of the aree Village of Milount Prospectiii which.. h t �EAion l')Iic 1�)olljicy is to be sutbl,ig .b address, c ']i� w signed,fying that 01''ie signature.s on. 'that sheet of the petition werille is priesence and are en°Lne and that to the 11,1111) lest of his knuivivIedge be''He l°i.e pers(,.)ns so, signing ell iseed .ors of thearea of the Village of MountProspect", which the quiestion of pi JIDlic polio is to be s l)mi that their .regpe e -,residence lomss'le offlicer authorizedni r oaths i'n t"Ins State. magna ii m o . 'be y ��' �° °: .� 2 Not more than 3 propositions shall be submitted at the same election and such proposition shall be submitted in the order of its filing. 3. Any such referendum shall be advisory only and shall neither bint nor mandate the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect to any policy or course of action whatsoever. 4. Any such ordinance providing for the submission of a specific question or questions of public policy shall set forth the purpose of said advisory referendum, the form of notice of same, the form of ballot to be used, as well as the number of precincts with a description of same and the location of the polling place located, 6th* wi in same. 5. The results of such advisory referendum shall be canvassed in the manner and form provided by law for regular municipal elections. D. Whenever a public measure 'i's submitted to be voted upon by any electors of the Village of Mount Prospect , the substance of such public measure shall be clearly indicated on a separate ballot. 1 Two spaces shall be provided upon the right-hand side of such ballot: one for the votes favoring the public measure , to be de- signated by the word, "Yes"; and one for the votes opposing the measure , to be designated by the word , "No". The form of such ballot shall therefore be as shown: Shall (here print the substance of the public measure)? 6. The elector shall designate his vote by a cross mark, thus (X). 3. Any such separate ballot shall be printed on paper of sufficient size so that when folded once it shall be large enough to contain the following words , which shall be printed on the back, "Ballot for (name of public measure to be voted on)". 4. Such ballot shall be handed to the elector at the same time as the ballot containing the names of the candidates , and returned there- with by the elector to the proper officer. All provisions of this section relating to ballots shall apply to such separate ballot, except as herein otherwise provided. 5. Such separate ballot or ballots shall be printed upon paper of a distinctly different color from any other ballot used at such election and shall, as near as may be practicable, be of uniform size and color , but any variation in the size of such ballots or in the tinc- ture thereof shall not impair their validity. , FIn 1 precincts in which voting machines are used, separate ballots shall not be required if such voting machines permit the castine of votes on such proposition. F. When an electronic voting system is used, which utilizes a ballot lab booklet and ballot card, there shall be used in the ballot la4el,bookle a separate ballot label page or pages as required-f6r' s-uch public measures or propositions. I -1 1. This page or pages for such public measures or proposition's shall be of a color separate and distinct from the ballot label page or pages used for other purposes. 2. The ballot card provided for recording the voter's vote or choice on any such public measures or propositions may be the same cart, as is used for recording his vote for candidates. 3. More than one public measure or proposition may be placed on the same ballot label page or series of pages and may be voted or re- corded on the same column or series of columns on the same ballot card, and all columns on the ballot card may be of the same color. ARTICLE VI. EMPLOYEE ORGANIZATIONS SECTION 8.601. Declaration of Polig. It is hereby declared to be the public policy of the Village of Mount Prospect, Cook County, Ill- y r inois: A. That neither is there nor can there be an analogy of status between public employees and private employees , in fact or in law , because: 1 Of the inherent differences in the employment relationships aris- ing out of the nature of the public employer as a sovereign, es- tablished by and run for the benefit of all of the people with its authority founded neither in contract nor in the profit motive inherent in private enterprise but set forth in the constitution , statutes , municipal charters, ordinances, fire and police commission rules, resolutions, and other regulations; Public employers cannot abdicate or bargain away their legisla- tive discretion and are bounded by appropriations and laws applicable thereto; 3. Constitutional provisions as to contract, property, and due process do not apply to the public employer - employee relationship. 4. Both the public employer and public employee are employees of the government of the people and each owes his individual allegiance to that government; and It should be the aim of every public employee to do his part t* I government function as efficiently and economically as possible with uninterrupted service to all of the people re- presented by such government. Unit employees of one or more of the Means B A22M2riate N'e, otliab��l A.* J" rnized by, law and established se)N,reral departments of the Village 'recog, e I - - ided that no negotilating the Mount �Prosp ct M`unicl,pal Code prov it may. 1' clude manageridl, or supervisory employees who occupy a uni n i I ing matters of a con - position of s lal trust and confidence 'nvolv ,, pleci fidential nature or employees engaged 'in personnel work in other than a purely clerical capacity - C E :)loyee ranization means any organization of any kind or any association, agent, or employee representation committee or plan which includes in its membership Village employees and which exists for the purpose, in whole or in part, of dealing with the Village concerning grievances, wages, rates of pay, hours of employment, or conditions of work. D. Em 7e,r or, Vi"' laple means the Village of Mount Prospect, Cook 11 219�N-- County , Illinois. E. Full Time Basi's means employment which contemplates the regular rendering of service to the Village amounting to at least thirty-seven (37-1/2) hours per week. F. �,ent, means the Village Manager . Assistant Village Manager,, department heads , and other supervisors. G. Management Personnel means persons in management of the Village of Mount Prospect. H President and Board of Trustees means the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect. I J Public EM210yee oir EmL,12yeie, means any Individual employ -ed by the Village on a filll timebasis s but does not mean or 'include,. elected, h11 officiEls . members of boards and commissioens Vi !age Manager department heads, administrative aides, other supervisors, and, any other employee who acts as a representative of the Village for the purpose of collective bargaining. K Strike means any concerted action of or by public employees of the Village in failing to report for duty or work, the willful absence from one's position, the stoppage of work (including a stoppage by reason of the expiration of an existing ' collective bargaining agree- ment) , picketing (if the effect of such picketing is to induce any in- dividual not to pick up, deliver, or transport any goods or items, or not to perform any services), the interruption or interference with the operations of the Village, slowdowns 9 or the abstinence In whole or in part from thefaithful , and proper performance of the duties of employment. i di *dual who, has authority to acemplish any or means any in•vi Supervis or all of the folllowingw: To recommend hirin, g, firingtransferring suspPnding o promoting, and/or discharging other persons, assign, and direct work; and/or to adjust compensation. M., Villaoe, M rer means the, Village Manager of the Village of Mount Prospect. A. Public employees shall have the right to self -organization; to form, to join, or to assist employee organizations; to bargain collectively through representatives of their own choosing; and to engage in other concerted activities for the purpose of collective bargaining. B. Public employees shall have the right to refrain from any or all of the activities enumerated in Paragraph A. of this Section 8.603. 0 C. The Village , may, but need not, accord any employee organization informal recognition as representative of its member employees where there is no certain exclusive negotiating agent as provided hereinbelow. 1. This informal recognition, if accorded, permits such employee organization to present to the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect its views on matters of concern to its members to the extent consistent with efficient and orderly conduct; and -21- nie Village need not, however, neint w 1*11i such o u; i a ,, the formulation of personnel or her policies , w,cgys otherwise p µ 4bm this Chapter,, re- presentative of all public employees in, an appropriate n : a w provided that the followIng steps shall have first been taken or, the requirernents shall have first been,, made: .. A, petition for a secret1:lot election 1I1been, filedwith the Village ger . tyA Petition for secret ballot electionay,be filed no more frequently, than once in each twelvez, (12) month period, May est through theo . iri, 30th; .n HTlie petition Tnustbe filed,an, , p oyee organization aloe. fhplo e � i .� ° alleg � rete - gounit. 2. Ifthe Village Manager voltintarlly recognizes tbat a question of o- priate negotiablig unit . e shall dixecttion, by secret ballot and certify, the results thereof to the Mayor, and Board ' Trustees , Such election shall be purSUant to the following rules: That no erployee organizatlon shall The placed e b µ if such orgy n 'di s en,couraged or participated in a, strike of any off. the en es of tfw Village within five years ofthe date it e ,�°� for recognition, o � � u ,c',h organization, s sets tright °to strilke agflinst any publjc employer, or to conduct, assist , or partild.pate izi any sueb, (311) That neltherparty shall , e threats of anyfere t -.. (.11111) That the .11a le shall not aiFike rw�!Uses Of,promotions, pay raises,, or o � �r benefits to flleric ern,ployee vote. However ever � �provision s n a , effect right` e Village o implement , w �k nprograin affecting all Village employees. That ° e ° her the e , .oyee organization seeking to be repre- sent rsentreVin111 gnu shall make rnis--,staternentsf Important facts or shall, the ° racial,�� ,, � crimination or othier, Prejudice by Inflarnmatory appeals, (vi) That the ballot used in such election will contain the name of that group or employee organization as well as the question as to whether such group shall represent an appropriate negotiating unit. Each voter shall have an opportunity to vote "Yes" or "No" with such other modifications on the ballot as can be agreed upon by the Village Manager and the employee organization seeking recognition. 3., Any employee organization shall be certified as the negotiating agent for the public employees in an appropriate negotiating receives affirmative votes from a majority of the eble nit voters in an appropriate negotiating unit. 4. The Village may elect to cease or refuse to recognize or to ne- gotiate with any group and may terminate any existing agreement with any such group, association, or individual representing such groups or associations where any of the above have been convicted of violating any federal laws, statutes of the State of Illinois, or ordinances of the Village of Mount Prospect, provided that the conviction of any individual was related to his activities on be- half of such group or association. A. Where an employee organization has been certified as the exclusive 6 representative of employees in an appropriate negotiating unit , it is entitled to act for and to negotiate on behalf of such appropriate ne- gotiating unit for agreements concerning compensation, grievances, personnel practices . and matters effecting general working conditions of employees in the appropriate negotiating unit. 1. It shall be the responsibility for representing the interests of all such employees of the appropriate negotiating unit it represents without discrimination and without regard to specific employee organizational membership , provided that any Village employee at any time may present his grievance adjusted without the in- tervention of the exclusive negotiating representative, but such adjustment may not be inconsistent with the terms of a collective negotiating agreement then in effect, if any. 2. The Village, through its designated representative, shall meet at reasonable times to negotiate on the aforedescribed subjects, shall negotiate in good faith and shall be willing to execute a written agreement or memorandum of agreement incorporating any agreement reached between the Village and the representatives of the employee organization. B. All negotiations and agreements with such eiployee organization(s) are subject to the following requirements: In the administration of all matters covered by the agreement, ths Village and the employees are governed by the provisions of any existing or future laws or regulations which may be •applicable and the negotiations and agreements shall at all times be con- ducted and applied subject to such laws and regulations. 2. Managertient officials fie'VI]Iage rettuilt t1wght,,m ma (1) To direct Village employees to,, niffintm,'n thie efficilenicy of flie Village"' s operations, and to determinethe methods, and os hich opeMtions areto be coy iazild rig,"I'It not specm Ilia the nent as an employee right is - env , and s'liall.be n right of i°iianagernent. payment3. Membez%ship "in an, employee org an'liLzation or the e s or other ch,ia,rges of any Idind to such, an eq,)'I, e -- °e "as a coniditi,or'i of employment for arty, eniployee. p ,)l as nopowe'111% to, add to or to subtract froIIIIIIII �,ry ��', qpm �� ^� yam, 'in iv i� I� m �.� � ��IIII��. '. � m .� "the r d� � �'Iw e t or to detier- mine the terms of a newagreement. f employees in iappropriate tiatiin em ployee of s d'h unIt , no einployee"srepresentativ,eand, no gotiating .representative towliom this ter s idual,ly, collectively, directly, and/ioiimu indirect'ly. .., By writtezi or orial word,solicit, give, or rssss ru mu i. any party- �r mm icess wliatever, from any officer of the Village o"3111, VI'llage 2., Give or hand over to ailiy organization, party, offic:iial represen-- candi, date, or 11,a anyonle e"Ise any° mioney or, other t1ang of value on, account of or to be applied,r Indirectly, tio,the prornotion of az�iy po"Iftical party or political, objectI w ever, mm poll - tical party, or in any political pigr'i , except to exercise um mn•• i right as °u .°°izen pri:1vately tio,(., his lopin ion anid, to cast, u i,vote; 4. Aftempt iit ..y, to influence the "Village, the .r . Board of Trustees , flemployee,Flo �' wpm m how r to obtain, for h,imsel,f or sucli representati've y enef"it by tl e use ii.:pressure by the t,111-rileat "usemm D. It sliall be an, una i pra,cti,cebr (Ii,e Village,Ii,its agezrl.,,s . and represen- taffires L. To interfere with, restrain, or coerce public employees in the exercise of their rights guaranteed under the constitutions of the State of Illinois and of the United States-, 2 To dominate or 'interfere with the formation, existence, or adminis- tration of any employee organization*, 3, To encourage or to discourage membership in any employee organii- zation by discriminating with respect to hiring,, tenure of employ- ment, or any term or condition of employment-, 1, To discharge or otherwise discriminate against a public employee because such employee has signed an authorization card, affida- vit , petition , complaint , bargaining agreement , or give any in- formation to further negotiations under the terms of this Article; To refuse to bargain collectively in good faith with an employee organization which is the exclusive bargaining agent of Village employees, subject to the provisions of this Article; 6. To refuse to reduce a collective bargaining agreement in writing and to sign such agreement; and 11 7. To refuse to comply with the contractual agreement. E. It shall be an unfair practice for employee organizations, their agents or representatives, and public employees-, 1. To restrain or coerce other employees in the exercise of their I rights guaranteed them under the constitution of the State of Illinois and of the United States; 2. To restrain or coerce the Village in the selection of its represen- tative for the purpose of collective bargaining or the adjustment of grievances; 3. To refuse to bargain collectively in good faith with the Village, if in fact the employee organization is the exclusive bargaining representative of the employee and an appropriate negotiating u it, pursuant to the terms of this Article; ni 4. To refuse to reduce a collective bargaining agreement in writing and to sign such agreement,, 2 5. To violate any of the rules and regulations established by the Village regulating the conduct of representation elections; 6. To refuse to comply with the terms of a contractual agreement- and 0 7. To fail to represent fairly all employees in the appropriate ne- gotiating unit which it represents. L Encourage or participate in any strike or slowdown of public employees within the Village or encourage or participate in any work action that precludes or prevents the performance of regularly i assigned duties of public employees within the Village. WN il tern�'is cl)f a, F. Iff, after i��it 11�1)e,�t,,Jod of rlie gotVl 4.i 1 111 11, g e a, id t'ki,e a p�, e i a, dispute &.�;?lc:ists 11"",,letviv�1! le:i)t'i, Ji, g ce:,iiil,liflied tis al -I riegortiati e k i Iii,er sl�)iall S)I tD Otliwi�,,l 'Party, a �P ax ie"'�� olf C't�,Ilree X, b t a, Me cAorigirig to,,,�) tl�,i�e F'ede.�', 1, di.a (D ql't;ii, a llllle d, m,,lscixis b 0 IvSats-ewil 1sESevcs l,il,lieic, I"e) (1) oi,�i� i to E,111 e :it' -v e a, i4s �1, i, ll�, d, ill, le, s are "i Lagri,eie 't &t'x, "trilator Im fl'�,�,,e tllrllwe it� h i"i i se'vez"i, da:,,,,�,?'s afll�er lt 1"i e 1, s t 11,�ii,as bieer',�i, sul,�� ',i:'Ji:tted Ill"wrr ,�iee jidl,i tllii,e lcl Medialt]""loir-,i, ar ConIm ,i� -J "J" a t:ioz �i, to I't a, 1,�,:,,),,anel cif 1"''' arbit:,�,� i,,i:iltors enip s]'''llr iaIlli]], strike r i e i:i::i za Inn', I ml L. sli,all' str�, o ri&r nile; e ol,"��l,,,�,,,ga"r,"I'ilii"",Za"�'"' I, s1lis-l"'I, IIL. I. � ioI l ae, t]LIa� ]e a,zjd'ire j� 'i&,,1Iiose ',t'iialll E!1�1� le r i uplo:):t'i, fl'.ie �J, t sl','ia"Al 'be the "faict,,, 1.1 (],� lie (,,,`!'A,te clif apjx)�-JLI,� I i (�nvz 11"i t,"I["ile fact - 2. 1113' d s fl!'ri�,,�,,,,�,�li�r�,i�",,i��, J, 111,�iding of f J11 dil "T a slitall riiake f "I'Mc,,A, axi,d ii,,,ie�: r'ni oftl",Iie 'i I hq�.:,% �!!111,��i p','loy eE` (",111,,111se tllw sa"�'Ii,e tc)lbe served t.ipcm tlitE) V''Jil I'l nx�:,i,,d dat � haI ! I.., i , i b(d k)ri,s][l b'ut ls'Il , I,alb,le ariid, 'to tlil.e pl�,iil c mm "lip L "i clos'l,', c�ilf tl,��il iii� Itildin IS '11, '1 der, sha]], I: div--.i(�,Ied, eqitiall[y bel-- c,ci:t"t w�,pei�l satiuu,, tlie lc�)Ai� t';,111ireen t1li,e '1��73', ")EI', age ariid, ttie eMj?I(',)YE�e 11 ::1 'S 4. Nbtflvinq,,�Ilr rf'lill .6104 sl,,ial I 'ID c o n, st,'T.,,,, le d , ilo ws itc) prllo-- c,, H,:t,e dis, Yi,.,,itle,il hib,.it, fl-,,��,e fax der,, Al. Noth] rilg Jxi�, this Sectii-)rzi 8. 6()5 s]:','ia']]. i ru,51titt,i'lle a grla,�t,iit of," c,,vt I -LIC I St'-� li,'eS axe of' arly ridig)'A 'to to le le E B Il lil�y,,lwwl4'pii loy e(,!, vl,(�Aates�sl A ii�)f tI,&1,3 w„ It Ig biN i iz'��,nr :,I� ic c le d 2""1 g Ji ii 1u. c I �1� d"J'', 1`1 gi, D le i E), E), �t t, c,t ld:il, is V' .111,1��,,I!lorn en iip'�)X 4163 1. S u clia A oly le s"I'm]], cu,,Ise to accx''t"i'le an a, of pa,rt,",cipi,),tio�l�,"""��, 11 1, S11 1''i O"Ie Vl.[][11,11�2i(i,! not, ii�l ar i') c:i1i, ri ic i,,m s"t es,, 1��,ia:y' i, ca:iiise s',�� tcllii, C111 plul �,Piee tiol 11.)e paid livivages or, fic) i�i-ie of 4y ("Y!" . .. . .. .. .. . I() T"I"Y '111 El, 1`1 SB, ti. 0 r"I. at io',ii''), I I SUC]",i, be k e fl�ite si, J, id, en"il,' 11 1 e e: "I'), B"I'l It c t'' I'S 2. If i der mrl"i:y, e or a, r -,t ei�riier:�,A, t1l i��,.el e:ii �,i� t, )1. io,,,,", 1, le le J. Il the i losel(:, I Xl' rie er",viti"I'led to revie�ili,?v p��,-(, e(, :u, Jisici,')Iin�,e ir-r �1111agle beicl�,,,a:tise cif a. strike, slii,all, bile violatied�lm �A l,li,,]"I��,'�"l��'l,'�,E,��,d tc) �,t, or sii,J,,Ii`,II Y"i q o f fl, IJ, s S le cfic):i�ii, Ni t, e e xt mi��i, t o'll."' tli�,e peria"111 I)e s�i ec I: ti�,, 11 1111-1 2 6 -- C In the event of a strike by Village employees , the Village may file suit for an injunction, damages, and/or such other relief as may be a 'ldble to it under any law , including the common law. val I. Such suit may include as defendants any employee organization as well as any individual persons encouraging or participating in, such strike. D. Any employee or employee organization, and any individual or i organization encouraging or participating in a strike of public em- ployees in the Village shall be disqualified for a period of two (2) years from acting on behalf of any appropriate negotiating unit of employees, whether involved in the strike or not. E Any person, firm, corporation, organization , or association who incites . agitates , influences . coerces , or urges a Village employee to strike is guilty of violating this Section 8.605 of this Chapter and shall be fined not les,s than One Hundred Dollars ($100. 00) , or more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500. 00) for each such violation, and each day a vlolation Is found to exist shall constitute a separate violation. B. In the event of any conflict between any of such other limitations, laws, rules or regulations and this Chapter, the former shall control, over any conflicting provision contained herein." SECTION 8.608.1 1 ion, sen �abi�lit�. That, if any section, subsecti tence , clause, phrase or portion of this Chapter 'I's for any -reason, hel invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions thereof. The Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect hereby declares that it would have passed the remaining part's of this Chapter *1 it had known that such part or parts thereof would be declared uncon- stitutional. ARTICLE V'II. SUCCESSION OF OFFICERS SECTION 8.701. Succession in the Event of E,merg=. A. In the event that the Village Manager is killed or rendered incapable of performing the duties of such office or position , said office or position shall be filled without further action of the Board of Trustees in the 0 following order of preference until such time as a successor is named and takes office in the manner provided by law: 1. The Coordinator of the Mount Prospect Department of Emergency Services and Disaster; or 2. Assistant Manager-, or 3. Personnel Director- or 4. Director of Finance B In the event that the Village President 'is killed or rendered incapable t-. of performing the duties of such office, said office shall be filled with- out further action of the Board of Trustees in the follow mig order of preference until such time as a successor is named and takes office in the manner provided by law.- tl. The remaining members of the Board of Trustees - senior Trustees utilized first and in alphabetical order if two or more are of the same seniority; or 2. The Village Clerk C, PASSED this day of 1977. APPROVED this day of 19111177, .III", »w�aeero��awawxw�r�...w �� Village President Village Clerk ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE GRANTING A VARIATION FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 500 WEST NORTHWEST HIGHWAY WHEREAS, the Zoning Board ofAp- eals of the Village of Mount Prospect did meet .P on. the 25th day of August , 1977 , at the hour of 8: 00 p at the Public Safety Boardroom, and did hear Case No. 36-V-77, pursuant to proper legal notice; and VliEREAS , the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Village of IN16unt Prospect did hear this request to construct an, addition to an exilsting building and provide eleven (11) parking spaces rather than thirteen (13) required by the Mount Prospect Zoning Ordinance; and WHEREAS, the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Village of Iount Prospect did recommend to the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of D.,Tiount Prospect the approval of this request under Case No. 36-V; and WHEREAS, the Building Committee of the Poard of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect did meet on September 1.4 , 1977, and did review the recom-m C-ndatloll,s of the Zoning Board of Appeals in Case No. 36-V-77- and 9 WHEREAS, the Building Committee of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect have recowarended that the Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect concur in the recommendations of the Zoning Board of Appeals under said Case No. 36-V-77; and WHEREAS, the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect have reviewed the matter herein and have determined that the. same is in the best Interests of the Village of Alount Prospect; NOW THEREFORE , BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS: SECTION ONE-. That the property being the subject matter of Case No. 36 ... V-77 being legally described as follows,: Lots 16 and 17 in -Block 22 in Prospect Manor, being a subdivision of part of the South 3,/4 of the West 1/2 of the West 1/2 of Section 34, Township 42 North. Range 11, East of the Third Principal Meridian in Cook County, Illinois , 0 is currently zoned under the Zoning Ordinance of the Village of Alount Prospect as B-3 (Business - Retail and Service District), which zoning classification shall remain *in effect subject to the variation granted herein: That the land described above may include the construction and erection of an addition to an existing building with provisions for eleven (11) off- street parkmig spaces to serve same provided said building and addition are constructed pursuant to the plans attached hereto and hereby made a part hereof as Exhibit A. SECTION TWO-. That all it is of the Mount Prospect Building and Zonig Code shall be applicable except the variation noted in SECTION ONE heretofore mentioned - SECTION THREE: Tha e Director �of Puilding and Zoning of the'Village Mount Prospect is hereby authorizedissue a building perrnit fox., constructi.on nsecs with the -variation hereinabove me °,ine . . SECTIONh the -variation gran by t1iis Ordmiance sballbe null and °gid no e an . fe. cwhatsoever unlessap� cation. for ) permit pursuant to such variation 1-s made and construction commenced within one (1) year of the date this said Ord]'Uiaance becomes effective. SECTION FIVE.- der lits passage, approval, and publicationthe manner providiedby law. E PASSED this day of 9 1. 97 17. APPROVED this day of 1 1, 911717. s vw Village ,l ORDINANCE NO. ,AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 13 OF T1113 MUNTCIPAL E 1AND BO , ,") OF TRUSTEES OF T11EVILIJAGX11114, SEC7110N ONE: That Section 13. V)1, of Chapter 13 of the Municipal Code of Mount Prospect of 1957' , as amended, be andthe saine is lwred amended , by adding thereto in, alpfial)etlical order fliere"In a definition f6r he 1word I cots° " that liereafter tie said o f Chapter 13 shiall, In alpliabetical order, contain thie following: Discotlie� �m.... ith- � �°�� °° �� .n, ment witliout devices and operated by onle of w licensee is to operate said, m..c° e iere no other music is m ec �j . call reproduced. SECTION TWO-. That Section 1,.3.106 of Chapter 13 of the Kunieipal Code of amended,, b s "L" license r ; so that hereafter ,said Sectiozi, 13. 106 of Chapter ha , in alphabetical ordercontain flie fol"10wing: CLA, SS "V "iso b, is "' es ." offering .°' e w. W sicr a diiscotheqi e as enterta:Liii,,Imerit least folr evenings of each week,, which shall, aut"hioriz,m the licensee 'to s .. l 1, and, offer for sa,le at retail, in flys w %w ... � .es specified S°tldh license, co u f on, re.- mises wliere. 1. Consumption, al lac hiquor shal,l be perinitted for other 'liquor license pursuarit to the terms of Section - 115. 2. The linual fee thereforshall bX000 . SECTION' THREE, -111 I'liat Section 13.1 011117 of Chiapte'r 1.3 of the M"Linicipial 0�,)de rvMMMMrvrvrvrvXlkY.MlWMYNMwYI�Mmri:N�91Y11AYI�YYXYI of Prospect 1957, , "be ande s,wr�l eby further am e ,. increasing ib �r � lays 11 11' licenses by oneso .0 hereafter hs � ��m ' r sha.1 °�� e w s fol. it SECTION 13.107. jI'�nbe�'" e ns ,, . There be sued in t'he Village mm o. Duet Prospect � ni. (� SEGTION' FOI JR: That, t1lis, Ordinance sh,a] I be full fwl-ce and effbct from and 'ger lits passage, a °�publication mom PASSED . . -µ APPROVED this day of 1 977. Vil"Ilage President ill gle Clerk, � Class A Licenses Mone ("lass E License I, Three (3) "I'lass Licenses (1) Class M vien (17) Class R Licenses None Claiss License Q Three (3) Class W Licenses SEGTION' FOI JR: That, t1lis, Ordinance sh,a] I be full fwl-ce and effbct from and 'ger lits passage, a °�publication mom PASSED . . -µ APPROVED this day of 1 977. Vil"Ilage President ill gle Clerk, MINTI'ES OF THE r`,EGUL,AR PKI 0.1--i" Tl-lE MAYOR AND BOARD OF `."PRUS'.PEES September 6. 1977 CALL TO ORDER, Mayor Krau.se clall ed, the meeting to ordeir at 81"03 Pi,Vl- I ITV 0 C Aill", 1014 The invocation was, giver --,i, by Tim-ustee Mi.ntlon-., ROLL CALL Present upor'i ro,-,I,.l call-, Krat-ilse Floros llei.,idricicis Minton Murauskis Richardson W'a t t en 1.) e. -.r g APPROVAL OF MINUTES 015' REGULAR, MEETING, AUGUST 1-6. 1977 Tru,stee Waltenberg, seconded by Trustee Mintion, umvMSW d, for ag T, -,oval of" the minutes of' the r',egula--r-mee-ting 1".teld ,P August 16 1-977. Up 0 r'i r -a o 1 .1 c a A y e s Fl, oros Heridrilcics Mjryitojj, Muraus,k,:I..s 'Fi",.11.1,,cli,a,r(i,)oTi W t ei,ib&A Motion carr,-I.i, APPROVAL OF ".B."IlLS Trustele Fl,oros, seconided by T:r,'ustee Mintoyi, moved 'to approve the follow -"!Jig bills: Pa"Y'll,cir.ii `,3yste"m lr-lii"-,v e n u t,:"i red,1. 8 1 5 5 N, qf M o ,o r I 'lu e 3. Ta x "Ih Corpora,�It,e 2,11", �u,rp o s e s Co,,ri- it lda�terworks & Sllr--,Tio��rerage Depr,.Impr.,iii & Ext. 20 1-49 77 8 4 . i�q�-,52 Op(--iriat on & Mialrit enance 110,5599.16 Uplon, roll,l cal I Ayes.- Florlos Iieridr:l cks M .11. ri,t o ril Murauskis R I,, �%I' l'i a, r id, s o ri, 'i t t e rib e:r"V 19 Motion carr.-I.ed. C0MMIJNICATI(.")N & PETITION'S - CIll"IZENS TO BE 1,lEA-.RD Robert D. Telichert, attorx-iey the petl-itior),er in ZBA -1 Cases 1, 6-Z-77, 17 -i -V-77, a,rid 1.i8-SU1--r7l'T 1, p,-r,,-,e,lited a, req,tiest for T.%e-coi,,",�,si,derka,t3',.,OrI 01"I�iese cases. FollojAf' -11. rl, 9 a, p r r, esentation by 1,41re le..Iich.erit, and Mr B. and by the Vill,ageBoard, Tr,ustee Hendricks,, seconded by Truistee, Min,torl, im"Wed f"or t,,,el.-cori�sideyla"tion, of' the vo,t'li al,ri Case No. ZBA .. 116. '18- S'13`1-77 Upon roll call: Ayes.* Hendricks Minton Richardson Wattenberg Nays: :Toros Murauskis Motion carried. Trustee Wattenberg, seconded. by Trustee Minton, moved to waive -the Robert's Rules of order in order to amend the motion on the floor, which motion was to concur in the recommendation of the Zoning Board of Appear and grant the special use requested to allow 96 units to be built can that property being the subject of ZBA Case No. 18 -SST -77 • Upon roll call: Ayes: Floros Minton Wattenberg Krause Nays: Hendricks Murauskis Richardson • `• Trustee Floros moved to amend the motion on the floor to reduce the density to 88 units under a Planned Unit Development. Upon lack of a second to that motion, the motion to amend failed. Trustee Wattenberg, seconded by Trustee Minton, moved to concur with the recommendation of the Zoning Board of ,Appear and grant the requested special use in ZBA Case No. 18 -SU -77. Upon roll call.a Ayes: Hendricks Minton Richardson Wattenberg Nays: Floros Murauskis Krause Motion carried. Ralph Arthur, 14 W. Hiawatha, approached the Board can the subject of Weller Creek. Mr. Arthur noted that surveyors had been surveying that Creek in order to ascertain possible elevation of that area., and requested that a public hearing would be held before any action would be taken on such a project. Village Manager Eppley noted that such a. study was being, made and assurances were given that public hearings would be held before any such project be undertaken. Mr. Eppley also noted that if such a project would be undertaken, it would be at a later date. Mr. Leonard Larson, 804 Cathy Lane, read a prepared statement in opposition to increasing the tax levy. Mayor Krause indicated that a full discussion of the proposed tax levy increase would take place later in the evening. MIANAGER, I S REPGRT V31.11age Mciinager Ep ica,,�Itl.bii of ,p ..ey req,'uested, :r�,atl f 3�, awa.r,d to W. 11. Lyman of' the cor.i,tract for 211,11 Y sewer,, com,'iection, be] ng t;he low b 2I,dddE.1 r ca't; $ 719 � 1.9 93 IS 7 5 - Trustee Wattenber,-g, sec(1111r�ided by Tri.istee MI _'t,lton, moved mrtifM akeri by the V3111. I .1age Man. ° in I;his contract to W. 11. ''I[Jym.an. "i Upon roll call.: A y e �s 0 0 S Ifendi:-,J c "' k, SId 111" :I,rit o n. Mu r ati s 1... s R J. c 1,.i, a rdson D Motl.ox,i carr"I'll e( rp,�r�,,u'A!vtee PJ.nton., moved, TI-11rustee Ricli,air,�,dson, 'I seemi(, ed by gii and Cl.erk to attest the to author the M<-Iyo:r to s" -i con tz'lvact wi,th, W. 110 I'Jyrim,xi. Upon, rol.l. ca,".1.2-:0 Ay e is F1 o r (�) s Hendri.cks MJ nt on Mi irausk� s 13 J. ch.ard s on Watteyiberg Dlot,11,.on, carr -I -ed. TI-1.tstee Minton,,, seconded. by Tr,ustee R31 ch,ard.sor,), moved to accept "the 1(:x1w bid. of J. 11k. Johnso.r,,�, Pavi n,g Comptimy of" $2o,,673.25 foi�lb the I mpriovei nei-It to t'].,ieVI.J.' ' " 1 -,age Square Park -11 -ng Lot., and authorize th,e Mayor to sJ.,,gn. and Cl erk", to attes"11,; sal.d, ccr.�,tract. U'pon rol, I c a,,, _111 I A y e s Ilplorois llendric"Ik.s MI-n'toi-i mul r iau s k i s R 3111", ch, d s o n 14" at t e n1), e r g Motimi ca,rrl,ed M14', Epp"Iey noted th-at "bids had IDeen lo pened foi,,, , 2 1 - . I C., eds to c to the of p�"I'�1,11,1111,ople3�l,�,��'Ity to I)e s(A.,d wi-th the proc,e 9 Watel'llr,, TTLxn,d. Trustee F'lo'lr cs, seconded b�T�r, ic,t(��,,le Mtirauskis, moved "to 1 550 acknowl �e d g e t; h e bid, o�' 1,dio,"ras., authorizie t1lie Vil.liage Ikttorney to draft a cmitract 1 J, as well as an, ordiziamce to accu7p],,Lsh the sale of"' q S this I.ot 3 1 1 ra,tto.n) Upon, ll cal]_: Ayes IFloros Ilen(". r i Minton. Wat t e r'i,b e Y", g Motion carrJ e�d,. Fruislt,lee Min,t;lon, seconded 1:iy Trllstleee DD,A.rC,-Iu.0c4kJs, mov ed. to acknowled,,,", 1�1 0 i,,,o o f $ J. 6 3 5 0 0 9, E 11�110' I,i� e h, i g la b 31- (J. o f R & C Contra( 11 1� D arid aut]-im,?ize the V-1'..I.I.,age Attorney 'to dra-ft a contract P9. 3 9/16/117"7 with R & C'11 Contractors, as well as an o:rdinan,(-,I.e i'do accomr)1i,Ph,.-,. 11 - the sale f t"h.is lclt . ... . . .... .. Ic s 1''a) to rt t c (31 " 6 r s.Iz- "'I", JL d, Watterberg Motion carried. The Village A ley, ed t' �at :-3-J.,gried o,lffleer, vVith earnest ITioney ha,d been,, recei�ved from Liiox�,a,s, Inc., an,A when J & C Con'tritactors E)II1.1''bi'uts tI IeJ.r signied, oflfer viTith earnestil mo,r�)Iey the other bidders wf"...''11.1-l!'' be"!, rIL0fLI,..-.-I.., ed t �.,I fny w E�, r E-,, not the high bj'waw dders. Mr. Eppley presenitle,d. a I�iesolut,Jor Ai,hich, viouldI 1"I -w the a u A Ix V i 6, eN ag", of' Mount Fros"),- :,. t t 1( C P a r ,.w i pa t e I, n a P L,zb I c a,ia c tJ, ort to be o u c t e c! 1) 1 IIS "I II C j, -r , a C i -i f e 17l, e n c e i n, d i s p i(D smm wm rig C') f"111 su r U is u J- p m e e nt T CZ :1 b ty 1,111i, tastee Ric h%a�,:ridz'll c ri r u s t, e e 14 1 n 1,11; cil-1 e C lo i id ei (I Tr 0 V or Pt'' s j!'''1111 W"i 7 CIOADCg-le of" l�lesolt'IL'it'.!.!,,�,,,-.,),I'"l�, Ti A 1��E]SOJI,,,,UTION "PHE ',,BY F''UE]"11111111IC "I � " j (11)101 P F�:,) N7 A'() I c) C, P PERSONAL� L VILL,l,.ISH .G'11',EOF P1 0 1"J NrIl" P 131 0", S PE C 11 11 Upo P 0 S e 1"1 ('11 r c i1c s 01 n :rcll cal,,l: � ric,,� U S C �' L IS I ichard,E"Cit'l, Mo:tion carrJ ed,. jl� y (IR '111 S REPORT c t io'111, e r 07 I a T Mayo�,11,11, Kra,t i,se 1',ead a Proclari-a.t''Ic,)'i I" as n P [ "' P ou t x,, o s pi le c va". I L311gr o k, he'' "Jat i(�I: na,"], Ca nCE.,r Day 1`111r, �/� M zi yo r K r a � uij:�,Ijj y Loe p.resented Ar�, ilia Fr:o,vId-.,.I.ng f'o:r Fr 'ferenda aii,'-�d Pcn Oir(],dnance Frovi�Si ,ng lrcecl.ux�es fol" I�dvdsoriy FIE� ,Tot le --s for the S"Llbr.'i''tis.c3lilon to Cert'";'alln, 0 t le of Mount III n P:rospect, Cook� Coiolint,'y, [1111no,.Is, o,f An Ad''vJsory Referend'i i'', p 0 s e d, A- Q'LI le S t i o ns'', ci f P ."I b 31 C P 0 1 C y S, 1-�, c�, C t n g A c q u i t i n (.-i f"' t e, il','i',E.1�11 e)t s f a.lvii]ate�,- alld" "ewe,,,. r C t a 0 1 b �n is U, t i itr he s, e P 0 S IE C11 t 1 -ie :r J-1 dernt s of the area I'll Yl 0"n j u T''I t,`111. n w i t 1-,� t, h r d le T3 e f f o r h, e 11 b r ra,,Ily r-,� 7 9 7 "T o n C) O"t o b e ri 3 The Mayc' _,-ve a brie"If hi,stiory of tl-Le subjec-t of tk,�e Citizeti.s Corf�PE"'!1"ny- 0 ]d-ltft,cz�al 'time be g' LC`1 r) , n, 1 at a, i�, e a t bi e c c i'twi e f u 11 y a w a,,. r-, e orde"'Ir f or, "t �i,e res, id le tat S III u of the J s s u e i v c I,v e (3L Tri i,stE,""ei Watter'ibe:vg ax-�d Tri.istee rl.Lorcs exprez)sed the,111.1, )0'0 at e ri d,, at e f- s t p c n J r�, 2, in f`ZI)-,vOr 01i, I r,-uca0 tee Minton and Trustee Mu.°r�sk a,uis noted thal; 'I""he purchase ""pricei is J.ncrea.siri.g b,),r the day if ad.d..'.1t;-.1onal t.-J.zne wou"I.d. be " a lowed. The foll-o-iffing cit.izens spoke JI favor of postponing the refe:reridum rel,ati,ve 'to the question of' a,c(quJ,,r,1nj-),, 'tile CI'Oitizeris Utilit,ies Company,: Dori, Viebel, 1E.333 Tario. Lane Plaz,,,ie Caylor2,,, 1308 Pima Lane Mary Stemb'ridge 600 G,X,,eenw(:.,)od 'The following i2.1-tizens expressed, thei:rl opinion in favor of havirig the qiiiestI.1on bro�,ight before the peopli(,.� a,'t;. t1lis t ime. Chei�,?yl Frediericks, (.),48 Quin(,,be Lane Sara, Rassn-,i.tassen, 1 2,804 Azalea Lane Cha.rles Barnthiouse,,, 1901 HoP.J., Lane Berri.a:rod Kerstein.. 18.15 Apache Larle- Mr. I.,o,uJLs Mi 1,806 Basswood Lai."ie,, expressed, his op.:Ini.on, 0 against hay.Ing -II:,Ji,e i,',,efererid.11-111. against pi1.rcI-.i.a,sI.ri.gI Citizens U't_.Ij'A..J,,,tJ,.es, wagip, el is"lly ejzi "'I"'he "Vi l-la,ge Board id.I.SCUSSElid the poss-1-bility of lioldir.]�.g referendi,u,n reli,ative to acquiring Citizens I.Jtill.t."J,es to a date certall.n. UP011 f"LLY"ther d..I.scuss:ion., it wi the consiensus of," the Boa:r�d to refe..I the mattei,"- to the Ptlbl.ic Works (3onimal.ttee with a, report to be in.ade 'back tic) the Mayor and Board of Trust;ees at the fil,.,,st meeti,ndal 36 - s Co rrim It, t e e December Depending upon the Public Woi,Iic, or I I CS 1"A E.35 -t,ki d Y cluch, a, :rwiefere:n,dum .I.,d be ,s,'..h1ed,i,,jJ,ed fo.r.eazily, 978 - U'rustee Richa-rdson., seconded by, usteE� M rl t, C�) r' waive t1i-e ru.1e requi:ring 1 -,"WO I`E�a,d],.ngsi of an or(]A..nance. U'Pon rol.1 call: A, y e s 0 r 0 S Hendricks Miiitcri, M u r a ia s, k :1. s IRL *1 c I. -I a r d, is o n "Wattenberg Motiorl carr"Ied., Trustee Mintioln, secionded by Trtiste�,. ]1inoved fo:r pasisage of O"air ,?dinance Iii 2`73"T )NI'' rjn gii� J(,i) f AN ORDINANCE CALL NG AN" SUI'�111111111) M ELECTORS OF "' 'HE VILIIIIIIIIIII AGE 0 5 OUN"I" PI,i0 IS P E C T C 0 0 K 11 J." C 0( JNTY, ILLINOIS, 1`11''I . ... .. QUEST,",ION OF IN"Cl A',11INUAI,, "11,AX F°,)L Ar .SII PRO IPROM 0-1.5% "DO 0.2814%. Upon -rol 1, ca.11: Ayes F'_I, o r o s 11 le nd r i c k s M -1. epi t C) Irl Watt en'b E�I'g Mot,.ion carried., - . P9 - 5 9,161'7'7 Truz'tee Mi"itcn, secon(Jed 'by ]"rid'ustee RI aid moved to w 1,,,,e re(�ju irI1, nce. a 1 v, e- t h e ru',' ng two readings, of an ord ina Upon ro'.1.1 cal 1 Ayes F"Loros 1.1erid.ricks Minton M`Ltrausk:Is R,I,chardsori Wattenberg Motion, Ti,117ustee Mintonseconded 'by Trustee Richards('11)n, moved fba- passage of"111 Orldin,ancle No. 2738 AN ORD 1�11�MVIDING FOR T11FE SUBMISSION TIO THE VOTERS OF THE VIL1111111IJ A 01' M''.)UN1111 1:P,(,`)S''1' cl.,13 Co"OOK C0T.TN7"!(3 Ill.l d JNOIS OT" THE QUESTION 03" ISSUING $8c -o 0010 PUBLIC LIBEARY" BONDS Ar] AN 11 Ell"JE11 I CTI 1 ON TO BE IN AND 1i'(.)R )A11',D VIII-j"IJAGE ON THE IST DAY OF 001110BER, 7 1 . .... 11 11 e ncl[ r cks M J i iton Uj.,) o n r o,"11111, 1 c a 11 A, yI e s F I . . I .. I .. . o�,I r In, 1� I u r k, i &s Richardsc)n a' e b ''I i c 1 11 l,rx, - i e Motiol'"a C 0IMMI,11111r, I I �Plo Z 11,1111 , �j R,TS "I I BU, 1"I'LI11D.I.IDMI COMMITf , I'' E EIII1 Tr,u st Hendricks :rrted. that ZBA Case No. 26-SU-77 wcul.d be heard at the next Bu,,`! lding Comm"'Ittee meetir,ig as requested. 'by, the petit,"1111 onei, t''1111". e e Ti�Iiiustee 11'e,[Iidricks reported tha,t the Build".I.Ing Co�] � d i d. r ev ie T Z BA C a Ise N o . 12 - 7 7 -viI h, i c -easee w, a s a requ est forA a front yard vaIraLation foIr property I ocated at the Norithwest corn(,��r o,f`1111' K1.2 -burn Avenue a nd Mo�.,Iznt Pi,,ospec.'t, Road - 222 S. Mou nt Prosp,ect Road, TrI�i istele Ilendricicsseconded, by 'I" �l:iilus'tee Mir.iton, i,,noved fox",, the Mayo r �a n d 'B of Tru,stees conc"ur -1 n t 1i e III recoii,im,enda tion of ��t�.he Zonili',Ig Boarc!�lit of A Ppeals and the Bi� i11,111dIng Ccimm,!,ttee and 'the re(jtleste',,,o at." ion. Upon roll c a 1 :il ayes ''',',L Or 0" 0 H, e nd r 31. c k,1 s n t"111; o n M'urat ��,skis R 36 c h, Ell trdsoi�i 'Watt,enberg M o t ion. -r Trus�t�;ee I'lendricks, seccind,ed by, Ti�Iiu-stee "IvIintor i, mov(.,%id. tl;o ,vf�aive the rul e requii,,J.ng--� ti,vi'lo rea.d.ngs of ari, ord.1"i'lance (relative to ZBA Case No. 12-111[ .................. 77) Upon roll call'o. Ayes,: Floros Hendricks MJ nton Mura,uis'kj-s IlicIiardson Wat t e n'k�',') er g Motion carr,111.ed. Pg. 6 9/6/77 Tx,ustee Hendricks, se(Ill'onded by Tri istee Minto'Ii, moved for passage of Ord3l.na,z ice No. 2739 (Z'13,A Case No. 12,--, m(7) AN ORDINANCE GRANTING A FRONT YARD VARIAION FOR R!,io" 11111 TY TLOCATED ATI TIIE' NORTHWEST IN]'''!"'R OF MILB'[JRN AVT:'I'NUE ,AND MOUNT PROSPI;-]CT ROAD Y'lloros Hendricli��1,11 s Minton Murausk,11111-Is Ri".(",".hardson Wattenberg Motion (,,,arried. The Btiilding Committee ha("I revievZBA Case Nos. 29--Z-77 and 30-V-77. Under Case No. 29-Z-"[`�' a request foi118 ,r,e-iizoning frwom Sol lt]°�i,ea'IsYt co.iier of LJ-i-icoln an(I Meie.,r", R) a. (K&r�ienls Subdivision). Trustee Helt"idricks, seconded 'by Trustlee Wcatten'i) erg, moved N t1ie 1Ylayor anid Board, of Tx4ustees to concuz- ii,�i, t1l.e JI rec(:xrrUnenda1:- ion, of"" the Zoning 1-3oar("J. of AppeaIs and, tYie Builidii�-ig Cormiiittee az Id grant the reqLiested re -zoning in Casle No. 29-Z-11"7711,1, Upon ca.l.l.-I Ayes: Mu ia S k 31- s Rd. c,h, a, r, d s o t i 114 a t" n b e r g Motioill carried. Tl':r,-us.tee,l�iend,,,r,,I-cks, secionded by T.r,�txstee Min.l-on 'I ) mwed for t1i,e Mayor ar.d Board of Trustees t(:) concur the reclomni,endation, of thie Zoll"13 T'19 Board of' Appeal]� s and, Build"'L'i-Ig Coinin.11-tte".11t ) r, at�id gi''i t tlie requested va,1",ia-tiorl in ZBA Case No. 30-'V---T(- Upon roll, ca I 1 11111 Ayes .- Mot,11.,on carried, I o r M U 1`a U S k I", S 1-11 c. I il d Is ic Wa,t t e nlD le r Trustee Hendr-I.cks, secondeld "by T,'r't,aotee Wa,ttei-ib(!n,,g nioved to wa,11-ve, t1ie ru,le rc:��quilz,ing two i,.,,ea,.djA,-1gs of an o.Idinc,�u,'ice Z" Case Case 2q -Z---1`('() 11pon rioll. call: A yes 0 Ir0 S Hendricks P0, I i r1l t:; n Plurauskis RJ.chardso,n Wattenberg Motion ca�!7ried, Trustee Ilendri,,clw�s, seconded by11,"rLts-tee M3',JL'''itP(,)nmoved fir passqge of Ordinance No. 27)1,,�O AN (".'')RDINJUXE REZON NG P'1R0P'-J,A.LIY LOCATEI) AT SOUTHEAST CORNER OF L 1` , r - PT'11'414IEI� ROAD FROM RR -1 TO R,,,,J. (Maps P9 117 9/6/77 . ..... . ..... .... ..... ...... . ............ . . . . M fpon roll., Ayes: Floros HendricksMinto Murauskis Richardson Wattenberg An ordinance granting . r # " # ` # r`w Case No. 30-V-77 would be drafted by the Village Attorney for next Board meeting. .r Trustee Hendricks reported on ZBA Case No. 31-V-77, 101 S. Elm, which case was a request for a variation in order M # " that lot. The petitioners presented their case to the Building .. a in an effort determine whether the request would meet with a favorable # . case "would proceed # " Planning subject property. Trustee Hendricks, seconded by Trustee Minton, moved for ""Mayor and BoardofTrustees concur .. recommendation of the Zoning Board of Appeals and the Building Committee to grant the requested variation. Floros Hendricks Minton Murauskis Richardson Wattenberg Upon preparationof plat ## # and the approval of said plat by the Planning Commission and Board of Trustees, the Village Attorney will draft the necessary ordinance granting the requested variation. The Building Committee Chairman then reported on ZBA Case No. 33-Z-77, 203 E. Rand Road, which was a request for re -zoning from B-2 to B-3. Trustee Hendricks, seconded by Trustee Wattenberg, moved for the Mayor and Board of Trustees to concur in the recommendation of '` Zoning Board of Appeals and the Building Committee and grant the requested re -zoning. Upon # call:". Floros Hendricks Minton Murauskis Richardson Wattenberg Trustee Hendricks,, seconded by Trustee Minton, moved to waive . wr ,..,quiring # readings #g # an ordinance Case # Tpon roll call: Ayes: Motion carried. Floros Hendricks Minton Murauskis Richardson Wattenberg Trustee Hendricks, seconded by Trustee Wattenberg., moved for passgge of Ordinance No. 2741 (ZBA Case No. 33-Z-77) AN ORDINANCE AMENDING MAP 16-N OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF MOUNT PROSPECT Fpon roll :: Floros Hendricks Minton Murauskis Richardson Wattenberg ZBA Case No. 19 -SU -77,,, Northwest corner of River and Kensing�ton, was continued to the next meeting of the Buildinjg Committee, September 14, 1977. sinceIt was reported that the Notice of Hearing in ZBACase No. 11-Z-77 had been re -published and Board of Trustees had concurred with the Building Committee's recommendation to grant the'requested re- zoning publication, this case was brought to the Board for Trustee Hendricks, seconded y Trustee Minton, moved to waive the rule requiring two readingsn ordinance. Upon roll call.- Ayes: Floros Hendricks Murauskis Richardson Wattenberg Trustee Hendricks., seconded by Trustee Wattenberg, moved for passage of Ordinance MOUNTAN ORDINANCE AMENDING MAP 8-S OF THE ZONIXG ORDINANCE OF PROSPECT Floros Hendricks Minton Murauskis Richardson Wattenberg Trustee Floros reported t the Finance Committee indicated support of the Business District Development and Redevelopment Commission in e downtown beautification petitioner,Pursuant to -the request of the the FinanceCommittee will report out on the request of Don's licenseMarket for a 4:00 A.M. liquor Village Bo�ard meeting. Trustee Richardson, seconded by Trustee Hendrig ks5 moved to amend the proposed resolution and eliminate the $700 It em being transferred under the 050 -Legal Department. Upon roll call-,. Ayes: Richardson Hendricks Nays.m Minton Murauskis Wattenberg Floros Motion failed. Mayor Krause called the motion on floor for passage of Resolution No. 33-77 for a 'vote. Upon roll call: Ayes.,, Minton Murauskils Wattenberg Floros Krause Nays:, Richardson Hendricks Motion carried. Trustee Flotus, seconded by Trustee Ming n,$ moved for Board concurrence with the Finance Committee's report tve the proposed tax levy. Upon roll call: Ayes: Floros Hendricks Minton Murauskis Richardson Wattenberg, Motion carried. Pg. 10 9/6/77 Trustee rosy seconded by Trusteeova passage of Ordinance . 2743 Sys-, Richardson Motion carried PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE Upon roll call.,, Ayes: Floros Hendricks Minton. Murauskis Richardson. Watter-Lberg Mob ion carried OTHER BUSINESS MotJ on carried. An Ordinance Amending 'the Tr,,--i,-f fic Cod -e was presented. for first reading. Trustee Minton, seconded, by Tri istee Richardson,, moved to waJ ve the rule req,�,.iiring two readings o fo an ordiriance (ZBA,'Case No. 32-V'--77) Upon roll call.,, Ayes: Floros Hendricks M1.,nton R-icharldson Wat-tenberg Nays.,, Murauskis mot:"Lon carried.,. Trustee Hendricks, seconded by 1.1".'rustee 1\111n,ton, moved for pas,sage of Ordinance No. 2745 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 140. 24145 ORDINANCE O. 2344 AND ORDINANCE,] O. 22783 PROVIDING AN AMENDED SITE PLAN FOR THAT PLANNED UNII T DEVELOPMENT OF PROPERTIES COMMONLY ME11 S% KNOWN AS HUNTINGTON ESTI.A.1", 1.1L Upon rol 1 c a,"] 1 Al' yes u Floros Hendricks M31.nton Richardson 'Wat,tenbeerg Nays: Murauskis Motion, carried. ITEMS TO BE REFERRED ZBA Cases 36-V-77, 38-V-77, and 39-V-77 were referred t;o the Building C'om.mittee Pg- 1.2 9/6/77 The proposed flood plain ordinance submitted by the Drainage and C.1ean Streams Commission was referx'-ed to the Public Works Conun,ittee. COMMITTEE ANNOUNCEMENTS UNWINMON'm Trustee Richardson, seconded by Trtistee Hendricks, moved to adjourn the meet] 1'Ig. Upon roll call,-, Ayes.: Floos Hendricks Minton Murauskis Ridhardson Wattenberg Motion carried, The i'rieeting was adjourned, at 12:06 A.M. Donald 14. Goodman Pg. 1-3 9/6/77