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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2858_001Building Director NEXT ORDINANCE NO. 2771. All NEXT RESOLUTION NO. 11- �A- K 0 R D E R 0 F B U S 1 REGULAR MEETING VILLAGE BOARD TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1978 VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT 8-00 P.M. I. CALL TO ORDER Ii. INVOCATION - Trustee Richardson III. ROLL CALL Mayor Krause TrListee "Floros Trustee Murauskis Trustee Hendricks Trustee Richardson Trustee Minton Trustee Wattenberg IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING, FEBRUARY 21, 1978 V. APPROVAL OF BILLS VI. COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS - CITIZENS TO BE HEARD A. Blood Donor. Awards - June Kerstein B. William H. Muhlenfeld, Executive Director Northwest Municipal Conference re Conference Activities Vii. MANAGER'S REPORT A. Renewal Pinner Electric Company traffic signal. maintenance contract B. MFT RESOLUTION Eng.-ineering fees, "S" curve, $20,000 (Exhibit A) C. Status Report Various Village programs and projects Viii. MAYOR'S REPORT A. Mount Prospect Park District, CHICAGO STORM, et al B. Status Report - Elk Grove Rural Fire Protection District C. Announcements D. Appointments IX. COMMITTEE REPORTS A. BUILDING COMMITTEE 1. ZBA 46-Z-77) Mount Prospect Plaza ZBA 47-V-77) B. FINANCE COMMITTEE 1. Mount Prospect Public Library 2. Scand.a House Restaurant Mount Prospect Plaza 3. Su Mee Korean Restaurant 10 N. Main 4. Chiuls Mandarin Restaurant - 105 S. Main MEET YOUR ELECTED OFFICIAL FOR TALK AND COFFEE SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1978, 2ND FLOOR, VILLAGE HALL 100 S. EMERSON - 10-00 A.M. `CO NOON C. FIRE & POLICE COMMITTEE D. JUDICIARY COMMITTEE E. PUBLIC HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE 1. No Parking signs in Sunset School. area 2. Traffic Code changes due to "S" curve reconstruction 3. 2nd reading of' AN ORDINANCE RECODIFYING, CHAPTER 20 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE 11. Scavenger bid proposals - status report 5d lst reading of AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE MOUNT PROSPECT TRAFFIC CODE F. PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE I. Well Problems 2. Oakton & Route 83 sewer line 3. PUD Ordinance revisions X. OTHER BUSINESS A. Winkelman's Plat of Resubdivision - Central and Northwest Highway B. Plaza Plat of Resubdivision - Mount Prospect Plaza XI. ITEMS TO BE REFERRED XII. COMMITTEE ANNOUNCEMENTS XIII. FOR INFORMATION ONLY XIV. ADJOURNMENT 19 /15/78 ORMNANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE RECOIDIFYING CHAPTER 20 OF "FHE MUNICIPAL COIYI�� BE IT ORDAINED BY ITE PREMDENT AND BOARD OF TRUFnES OF ITE V11TAGE OF MOUNT PROSMET, COOK COUNTY, MUNOW: SEC"I'TON ONE� That Chuour 20 of Wo mullicipal Code of 01c, villago cill, Nkmrrt prospeci THIP, aS aTnended, is hereby fuNher anandmJ bi Us enthrey by dAWHng the enUrc text thercofarid subsVlutb� g 01C.r0r0l"flDR fOHM)dng Seetions under bur fuTeles; mD that hermRor I& mAd GhVhw 20 sMU Im nnd nmd '98 follows� CHAPTER 20 WHUNEW A1111CLE I General Provisions A.R'f.'I(,,'LE 11 Dogs and Cats ARTICLE III Fnforcement --- Penalties ARTICLE IV Definitions .ARTICLE L, GENERAL PROVISIONS Section 20,101. tray AnirrivLls ProlyiL)it2d . It shall. be unlawful for any person, firm, or corporation to permit any animal to stray or to run at large upon or in any public place. A. It shall also be unlawful f6r any person, firm, or corporation. to picket or tie any animal. in the streets or UpOrl thea sidewalks of the Village for the purpose of'grazing or feeding. B . Any stray aniuml in the 1,,)ublic way or within as public pl�a.ce or upon. private premises of any person otber than the owner shall be immedi- ately impounded by, an animal control offia,er and tile impoundment procedures set forth in Article 11 of this Chapter shall thereafter control. . C. It shall be unlawful to permit any dog to be left upon or on any ptiblic� place or private premises not enclosed by in adequate fence or wall unless such dog is securely attached to a leash no Iongar tflan eight feet in length, even tbough such dog may be muzzled., D . This Section shall not apply to any arurnal being t.ised for reserve or law enforcement work . Section 20.102 Cruelty Prohibite(l . A. Every person owning, barboring, keeping or caring for an anhlml shall provide for it: 1. A sufficient quantity offr ,00d quality, wholesorne food and water. 2. Adequate shelter and protection from the weather. 3. Veterinary care when needed to prevent suffering. 4. Humane care and treatment, B. It shallbe unlawful for any person ton� 1. Beat, cruelly treat, tormcnt, overload, overwork, o.T., otlierwise abuse any animal, fowl or reptile. 2. Abmidon any animal where it may become a pulAic charge or niay suffer injury, hunger or exposure; 3. Unnecessarily fail to provide any aninial in his or her charg ge or custody with proper food, water, air and sanitary shelter, such shelter to be sufficient to provide natural light or artificial 11hrmination during reasonable hours and protection from the weather and space within sufficient for the animal to stand in an upright position and lie down stretched out so that no part of -its body need touch the sides of the shelter structure; 4. Leave for any unreasonable length of time any animal unattended in an motor vehicle, trailer or other enclosure when the outside temperature shall exceed 85 degrees Fahrenheit in siach as manner that said anirnal does not have proper air circulation; 5 . Abandon any animal on any public way or in any place where it Tnay suffer or become a 1ou4blic charge; or 6. Promote, stage, hold, manage, conduct, or carry on any animal fight or any other type of contest, gaine or fight of a similar nature, nor- any simulated version of salae that involves b.afflng- or inciting an aninial to fight Section 20.1.03. Diseased Animals. No person, firin, or corporation shall allow aiay=(Iaad ar or animals afflicted with a contagious disease to be present in any public place or have, keep, or harbor any aniinal which is infected with any, disease transmissible to other animals or fflan, or which is afflicted with any painful disease or injury, including severe parasitism, unless such animal shall. be under the care of a licensed veterinarian; A. No diseased animal shall be shipped or removed from the premises of its owner, except under the supervision of the Heal th Officer . B Any aninial which is on any public way or wilbin any public place area. which is se'verly injured or di., cased, and for which care is not being provjd(.,;d, on the scene or any severely injured or diseased anirylal that has strayed onto private prerrqscs, shall be ream over] , if possible, to the care of an Ani'mal Control. Center, to the near(ust humane society, or to the nearest veterinarian or veterinary hospital willing to accept sarrie 1. If iminediate removal shall not be possible, su(.-:h animal may be de- stroyed by the most huniane method available on the scene, unless the owner shall come forward beforehand and assume responsibility for rernovcil and care . 2. Handling of any such case shall be the responsibility of the Health Officer in the absence of as representative of the Health Department or any Village of Mount Prospect police officer . C . No person, firm, or corporation shall leave in or throw into any public way, public place or pvublic water, or offensively expose or bury within the Village, the body or any part thereof of any dead or fatally sick or- injured aninial; nor shall any person, firni, or corpo- ration keep any dead animal in a place where it may be dangerous to the health of any other raainva.t or person. 1. However, that the owner of any dead Pet weighing not rnore than one hundred and fifty pounds riway bury such anill'U.11 on his premises; provided, further, that not more than one such animal shall be buried upon any half acre of ground within two years, and such animal. shall be placcNJ at'least three feet below thea sur- face of the soil surrounding and adjacent to the grave. Every person having within his possession or control or upon any premises owned or occupied by Min or her any (lead aninial which thait person cannot, or does not ixitend to, bin.,y, or have buried or otherwise lawfully disposed ofsball immediately p" iv to the llealtb Officer who shall. cause such dead animal to be rernoved disposed of consistent with sound env ironniental standards, The cost of such disposal shall be borne by such person having such dead anifnal upon. his l�wernises or within his possession. or control Section 20.104. Sale or Possession of CertainAnirrials Prohibited., ... . ..... A, Nb person, firm, or corporation shall bring or cause to have brought ,into the Village, sell, offer for sale, 1,),arter^ or display hvinp,,, baby chicks, ducklings, goslings, or, other fowl or rabbits which 1-mve been dyed, colored or otherwise treated so as to iinpart to them an artifical color 1. It shall be unlawful. for any, person I firm, or corporation to dis play, sell, offer for sale, barter or give away any chicks, ducklixig, or goslin.gs as pets, unless the purchaser Shall have proper brooder facilffies. 2. It shall be unhawful for arty per,,,;on, firm, or corporation to give away such animads as novelties or prizes., B. No person, firin, or corporation shall keep, n1airitain. arid/or, harbor any live swine, pigs, horses, or otlia r cattle within 'the corporate limits of the Village, unless sucla keeping, maintenance, and har- boring is accomplished in accordance with the Zoning Ordinance of the Village of Mount Prospect, C. Each person, firin, or corporation who shall possess, keep or main- tain any wild, or nondomesticated animal, including any wild animal native to the State of Illinois, shall. upon demand of the Ilealth Officer or his authorized representative, furnish proof of compliance with such restrictions and/or permit requirements as may be imposed by statutes of the State of Illinois and/or Federal law. The Health Officer or his authorized representative shall be empowered tca demand surrender of any animal possessed, kept or maintained in the absence of proof of such compliance or in violation of the Village ordinance relative to zoning regulation and to make whatever disposition of it. D, Nothing in this Section shall. be construed to prohibit legitimate commerce in poultry for agricultural and food purposes. Section 20.105. I)TR2Eous Animals. L T__ A. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm, or corporation to permit any exhibition of any animal. which is ferae naturae in the R.)w B . Any Conservator of the Peace or member of the Police Department of the Village of Mount Prospect is hereby authorized to kill. any dan- gerous animal when necessary for the protection of any person or property. 1. In all cases where such an animal has been destroyed by a police officer, and a period of less than fourteen ('l al) days has elapsed, since the olay on which such animal bit any person it shall be the duty of the police officer to immediately notify the Health Officer, 2. It shall be unlawful for the owner of any animal when notified that such animal has bitten or scratched any person to sell or give away such animal or to permit or allow such animal to be taken beyond the limits of the Village. ARTICLE 11. DOGS AND CATS Section 20.201. Annual License RflilLired . Each owner (as defined in Article III of this Chapter), who keeps a dog or cat within the Village of Mount Prospect shall obtain a license from the Village of Mount Prospect for each dog or cat for the privilege of owning each such dog or cat. A. Such license shall be required to be obtained within thirty (30) days after the lst day of January each year. B. Every owner within the Village of Mount Prospect who acquires a dog or cat after the tat day of January of any year shall also be required to obtain a license within thirty (3 0) days of such acquisition. Section 20.202. License Application- -Fee. The Finance Director shall prepare, or cause to have prepared, License application forms that shall afford complete information as to the name, residence, and telephone, if any, of each applicant, along with full information regarding each dog or cat to be licensed. A. The Finance Director shall keep on file, or cause to be kept on file, for two years from date of issue, a copy of each application form so pro- cessed, or a copy of each license so issued on the basis of application. B. Application for such license shall be made to the Director of Finance. 1. Before a license is issued, a certificate of inoculation against rabies for each dog or cat, issued by the county rabies control officer, or by his deputy, or by a licensed veterinarian, shall be submitted to the Director of Finance for examination. 2. No license shall be issued for any dog or cat unless such inocula- tion certificate bears a date within one year prior to the date of application for license. a. Such certificate shall be returned to the applicant after the current license has been issued. b. When applying for a license by mail, the certificate of inoculatian shall accompany the application, c. Said certificate shall be returned at the time the license is mailed to the applicant. C. Each application shall be accompanied by the proper license fee (s) pursuant to the following schedule: 1. Each dog and/or cat, male or female, unneutered or neutered: EM b. Semi-annual (for such animals obtained after June 30th of any year) $1.50 2. Each dog and/or cat, male or female, unneutered or neutered, whose owners shall establish by satisfactory evidence that they are 65 years of age or older: IM b. Semi-annual (for such animals obtained after June 30th of any year) $1.25 3. Whenever an application for a renewal of a license previously issued for the prior fiscal year is received by the Finance Director after January 31st of any given fiscal year, the Finance Director is here by authorized to compute the license fee for such license at the rate of one hundred sixty-seven percent (167%) of the license fee here tofore designated in this Article. 4. Dogs which are the property of any subdivision of any unit of local, State or Federal government shall be issued complimentary licenses. 5. Any dog properly trained to guide or otherwise assist a blind per- son shall be issued a complimentary license upon the presentation of proof of vaccination. Section 20.203. issuance of Licens_e. Upon his receipt of a properly completed application form as well as the necessary certificate and/or fees as provided hereinabove, the Village Director of Finance is hereby authorized to grant any license contemplated to be issued under Section 20.201 of this Chapter in the form of metal badges as may be necessary or such size and shape as he shall deem expedient, having stamped thereon the words "Dog/ Cat License" and the number indicating the year for which the license is issued. Every person keeping or maintaining any dog or cat so licensed shall. keep and maintain a collar around the neck of the dog or cat, as the case may be with the metal badge, as hereinbefore described, securely fastened thereto; and every dog or cat found in the Village without such badge will be deemed unlicensed, and shall be impounded as hereinafter provided . Section 20.204. Control of Defecation. -1-1 . .............. A. It shall be unlawful for any person to cause or permit a dog to be on any property, public or private, not owned or possessed by such person unless such person has in his immediate possession a device for the removal of excrement and a depository for the transmission of excrement to a receptacle located upon property owned or possessed by such person. B It shall be unlawful for any person in control of, causing or permitting any dog to be on any property, public or private, riot owned or pos- sessed by such person to fail to remove excrement left by such dog to a proper receptacle located on property owned or possessed by such person. Section 20.205. I) or C,atWhenever any dog or cat bites jji�e or Scratch . or scratches -a ­person, the owner of said dog or cat shall immediately notify the Village Police Department who in turn shall notify the Village flealth Officer, who shall order the dog or cat held on tho owner's premises or shall have it impounded at the owner's expense for a period of ten (10) days. A, The dog or cat shall be examined immediately (not later t ' han 24 hours) after it bas bitten or scratched anyone and again at the end of the ten (10) day period. B . If at the end of ten (10) days a veterinarian is convinced that the dog or cat is then free from rabies the dog or cat shall be released frorn quaran tine or from the pound, as the case may be. C ° If the dog or, cat dies hi the ineaariwhile its head shall be sent to the State Department of ,health .for examination for rabies. D, It shall be unlawful for the owner of any dog or cat when notified that such (log or, cat has bitten or scratched any person to sell or give away such animal or to permit or allow such animal to he taken beyond the limits of the Village, Section 20.206, lLiIE2undrnent Procedures. A. In all cases of impoundy-nent other than those itemized in Sections 20., 105 the.Animal Control Officer, Health Officer, or any, Police Officer of the Village of Mount Prospect takes possession of an animal for the purposes of impounding saine, such officer shall hold such impounded anirrial in an Animal Control Center .favor four (4) days, during which time reasonable means shall be used to fiacilitate their return to rightful owner^s. I . The owner of any animal impounded in any Animal Control Center may, at any tirne during visiting hours at the Animal Control Center, and before the sale or, other disposal thereof as provided in this Section, redeems such animal by paying the fees arid/or charges required by this ordinance and, in the case ofan tin licensed animal, by additionally complying with the license requirements of this ordinance. The four (4) day holding period shall. not apply to aninials relinquished by their owners to the Health Officer under owner signature authorizing the Jicnalth Officer to make inanediate dis position of the ardinal at il:s discretion, nor shafl any required holding period apply to aniinals reaeWed for iinpounding in obviously critical Physical condition fcaj, wj,^Jclj nilmediate death by lethal Injection shall be deer ned prOPEwr for humane reasons by an authorized veterinarian . 3. Animals of unknown ownership shall. be held for a minimun) of four (4) clays, or for such other length of time as the Director ofIlealth may deen) necessary to permit location of and redemption by rightful owners, except that wild animas which are noxious by their very nature such as wild rats and undomesticated r(xlents may be killed painlessly at once following an examinationfor zoonotic diseases, 4. Any anlinal remaining unredeemed after the I.-wescribed holding period shall at once beconie the prop(.wty of the Vilbage of Mount Prospect. B For purposes of impoundment the Director of Health shall utilize an Animal Control Center or the facilities of any- humane society properly equipped and wiffing to impound animals, or, if the anlinal sJ1,111. be of a species that may be better or mor(,,., safely iinpounded elsewhere, the Director of Health rnay desilpgiate an alternate facility that is properly equipped and Willingto accept the animal., 1. The Animal Control Center, humane society or other authorizecl receiving agency shall exercise due caution for the welhare and temporary safekeeping of any animal, in conk-mma rice with policies to be prescribed by the Department of Ifealth, 2. Impounded aniaials shall be humanely treated and fed; the pound shall. be under the cliarge of then Chief of Police, who shdll. be responsible for the care and custody of the samf,a, Unredeemed animals shall be disposed of as provided by the Mayor and Board of Trustees. C. Prior to the release of any impounded animaL I. The owner of any impounded anirnal which has bitten any other animal or person, or which was otherwise hnpounded pursuant to the terms of this Chapter, shall pay the cost for housing the animal as well as redemption fees pursuant to the following schedule: a. Dog or cat impounded as unlicensed stray --Fifteen Dollars ($15) plus mandatory licensing within ten (10) days. b. Dog or cat impounded as licensed stray --Ten Dollars ($10). c. Horse impounded as stray --Twenty Dollars ($20). d. Any species of animal other than dog, cat or horse ---Ten Dollars ($10) plus mandatory application for permit to own if species is covered by any other protective law . 2. In the event the rightful owner of a dog or cat cannot be found, any person desiring to adopt such a dog or cat at the end of such four (4) day impoundment period shall pay the costs of housing the animal. 3, Vaccination certificate and licenses for any animal so redeemed or adopted shall be presented to the Health Officer. D. Should no redemption or adoption be made of any impounded animal, it shall be the duty of the Health Officer to cause any such unclaimed animal to be killed painlessly at the end of the 5th day. ARTICLE 111. EINFORCEMENT—PENALIES Section 20. 301 . Enforcement. It shall be the duty of the following officials of the Village of Mount Prospect to issue CITATIONS to any persons who violate the provisions of this Section.. members of the He.alth Department and members of the Police Department. A. Said CITATION inay be de.livered to the violator personally or may be delivered to as mernber of the, violator's household of the age of ten (10) years or upwards, ornuay 1w aff.ixed to the main entrance to any building, located upon the premises where the vlobition occuwred, B Nothing in. this Section sliall be construed to abridge the power of a Police Off'icer to arrest any violator and take him into custody . Section 20.302. Penalties. A. Notwithstanding the power of as Police Officer to airrest any violator "Arid take him into cu.sto(.lY, whenever a Village official clesignated'under Section 20.301. her-einabove h --u authorized to issue a CITATION because of a violation of" titans Section, said officiad may, in Ueu of filing an Coni plaint in coarct in the first instance, issue the alleged vialator a CITATION: 1. Advising said person that he has violated a specified .:;nibsection herein , 2. Requesting him to i-n�ake pxyrnent in an, wnount applicable to sai(] alleged violation as set forth in ,:;ubsection. E of this Section as settlement of said violition claim,. 3. Infor-minghi:fn tbat upon failure to so settle, as Complaint will be filed in the Circnjit Court of Cook County, charging hiffr with such Violation. B. Pursuant to said CITATION, the person. so accused of said violation may settle and compromise the violation claini in respect to such violation by paying to the Village the applicable amount. as shown iiia subsection E of this Section, within a peer io(j to be specified in said CITATION -not more than ten (10) days of the thee. .'i'Lleged offense was comynitted. Such payment sba.'Illbe inade in accordance with the instructions con.- tained in the aforesaid Cal 'I'Al,"10N, at the Office of the Firmnce De.part- ment ofthe Village of'Mount Prospect, which shall issue an. receipt for the money so received and promptly reirdt said aIniount to the Village TreasUrCa- to be credited to the prope.'r munir:ipal fund. C . In tine event that the person to whorn &aidl C19FA PION is issl'ucd fails to settle and pay sald viol,ation chd7n within the prescribed. time, or with - in a pericd of time specified in a Final Notice fif one is served 'upon hirn) then such designated official is authorized to cause a Notice to Appear to be served upon said alleged violator and is authorized to file a Complaint and to prosecute the same in the Circuit Court of Cook County. D . The fact that the animal is licensed to a person registered with the Village Treasurer -Collector in the name of said alleged violator shall be prima facie proof that said alleged violator allowed the animal to exist in violation of any given provision of this Chapter at the time of such alleged violation. E. The violation claim described in said CITATION soto be issued pur- suant to the terms of this Section may be settled, compromised and paid in the respective amounts set forth in the following schedule: 1. In the event that said payment is made prior to the mailing by the municipality or by the Official of a Final Notice, the following amounts shall be accepted as settlement: Section Violated Section 20.I01 $ 5.00 Section 20.102 $10.00 Section 20.103 $15.00 Section 20.104 $ 5.00 Section 20.105 $15.00 Section 20.201 $ 5.00 Section 20.204 $ 5.00 Section 20.205 $15.00 2 . In the event that payment has not been paid prior to the mailing of such Final Notice, and in fact, Final Notice has been mailed, the following amounts shall be accepted as settlement: Five Dollars ($5) over and above those amounts listed in paragraph I above. 3. In the event that payment is not made within the time prescribed in the Final Notice, and a Notice to Appear has been served and a Complaint filed in the Circuit Court of Cook County, payment of any fine and costs shall be in such amounts as may be determined and established by the Circuit Court of Cook County prusuant to subsection F of this Section 20.302. F. In accordance with the provisions of Subsection E of this Section 20.302 or whenever a Police Officer arrests a person because of a violation of Section 20.302 of this Article, every person, firm, or corporation con- victed of a misdemeanor for a violation of any of the provisions of this Article shall be punished by a fine of riot less than Twenty-five Dollars ($25) nor more than One Hundred Dollars ($100) for a first offense; not less than Fifty Dollars ($50) nor more than T'hree Hundred Dollars ($300) for as second offense; and not less than One Hundred Dollars ($1(90) nor more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500) for each offense there after. if any violation shall be of a continuing nature, each as of violation shall be deemed an separate offense and subject to the pro-- gressive penalties contained hereinabove. ARTICLE fV. DEFINITIONS Section 20.401. SeveLabili . If any part or parts of this Chapter shall be held to be unconstitutional, such unconstitutionality shall not affect the validity of the remaining parts of this Chapter. The Board of Trustees here- by declares that to would have passed the remaining parts of this Chapter if it had known that such part or parts thereof would be declared unconstitu- tional. Section 20.402, Construction. A. Effect of Headings. Chapter, Article, and Section headings contained herein shall not be deemed to govern, limit, modify, or in any manner affect the scope, meaning or intent of the provisions of any Article or Section of this Chapter. B. Definitions. For the purpose of this Chapter 20, whenever the following words and phrases are used, they shall have the meanings and definitions respectively ascribed to them in this Section. 1. Animal. Any living vertebrate, domestic or wild, not including humans. 2. Animal Control Center. Any facility utilized for the purpose of impounding animals impounded pursuant to the terms of Articles I and 11 of this Chapter. 3. Animal Control Officer. The Health Officer of the Village of Mount Prospect, his agents, or any police officer, of their agents, enforcing the provisions of this Chapter. 4. Animal Under Restraint. Any animal either secured by a leash or lead, or within the premises of its owner, or confined within a crate or cage, or confined within a vehicle, or on the premises of another person with the consent of that person, or within an area specifically designated by the Animal Control Officer as an animal execise run when said animal is under the control of a ,competent person. 5, Bite. Seizure with the teeth or jaws of an animal so that the skin of a human being or animal seized has been pierced or broken and further includes contact of the saliva of the biting animal with any break or abrasion of the skin ofthe human being or animal bitten. 6. Cat. Any live male or female member of the classification Fells catus. 7 Dangerous or Vicious Animal. Any animal which is known to have attacked as person on as previous occasion without provocation whenever that person was peacefully conducting himself or her- self where he or she was lawfully entitled to be. 8 Director of Health or Health Officer. Director of the Deport- rnent of Heaii.Ti of tiie Village of Mount Prospect. 9. Po �Z, Any live male or fern ale imzmber of the classification Canis familiaris, 1.0. Financc Director. Director of Finance of the Village of Mount Prospect. 11. Humane Society, Any not - for --profit corporation chartered under the laws of the State ofIllinois for the object of aninial we I fare . 12. Ina pounded, The taking of any andinal into the custody of the Anirnal. Control Officer, including the subsequent placement of such animal into any kennel., anirnal shelter, aninial pound in. accordance with. the teryns ofArticles I and 11 of this Chapter . 1.3. Kill.. Death brought about by,iny method Which. produces liiTtant loss of consciousriess and results in painless death. 14. Licensed Der or Cat. Any dog or cat six months of age or older for- which the owner can produce proof' of' having paid the license fee for the current year. 15. 0 neer. Any person hav ing a right of property in an animal. or who keeps or harbors any aninial or who has an animal in his care or custody for fifteen (15) con.secutive days, 1.6. Police Dtpa rftnent. The Mount Prospect Police Department . 17. Scratch,. Any scraping with the claw or nail ofany animal so that the skin of a human being or animal being touched. has been pierced or "realm. 1.3. StrM_Animal. Any animal upon property other than that of the owner and not under restraint and not in the presence of its owner. 19. Vaccination. The injection, as approved by the Departme of Agriculture, State;of Illinois, of an antirabies vaccine approved by said department, with verification thereof consisting,of a current certificate and current tag issued accordance with the statutes of the State of Illinois. I ejO. Y!1!2�gt. The Village of Mount Prospect. SECTION' TWO. That the Village Clerk be and is hereby directed to publish the foregoing Ordinance in pampblet form, pursuant to the statutes of the State of Illinois made and, provided. SECTION THREE. That this Ordinance shallbe in full force and effect as of 12: 01 o'clock a . m. , May 1, 1.978, and after its passage, approval, and publica- tion, in the manner provided by law. WIAW PASSED this day of , 1..979 APPROVED this day of 1978. APPROVED, Village President Village Clerk C'f&NGE8 BY THE; nZLIA0E BOARD TO BUILDING %BA -46-3-77) %B8_47_�_77) Mount Prospect Plaza, rezone B-3 � variation l0-4-77 ZDA-52-Z-77) Mount, Prospect, Safe Depoolt Corp. I01. 3 Maple %BA -53-n-77> Rezone & parking variation 1-17-78 3BA-54-Z-77) �B�-55-3D_77 500 E Kensington. Dt�D" -% u B_4° �floor area C8A-56_V_??>' ratl.o fr«m ^50 to '54 2-7-78 ZB&-61-C-77) N.W. corner Rand & Central Rezone, 13-3 to 13-11 2-7-78 ZB&-8-8U-78) 20I0 Camp McDonald, Rd Special use & variation 2-21-78 CBA -9-V-78} 3BA-10-V-78) N.W. corner N.W. Hwy & 3obonI St. Rezone & %BA -II -C-78) variation 2-2I-78 ODnu terraces and porches 2-2I-78 %BA Fee Revision 2-2I-7 Licensing of multiple dwellings 11-5-7/ FINANCE COMMITTEE Special taxing district, capita] improvement (Water System) 7-5-77 Real Estate transfer tax 9-20-77 Proposed change in Library directorate via referendum l0-18-77 Insurance - Umbrella coverage 10-18-77 FIRE & POLICE COMMITTEE Burglar alarm fees for false alarms 1-17-78 Robert Gordon, Esq. Case No. 76 L 4408 7-20-76 Review important cases 6-17-77 Update ordinances 5-17-77 How to reduce the adversary system 5-77-77 Executive Sessions 6-7-77 Duality control of potential excess verdict cases 8-7-77 Pending law suit, Teichert et al 70-18-77 Review legal notice procedures 11-15-77 Gift requirement for developers l -3-7D PUBLIC Scavenger service contract 72-6-77 PUBLIC Consideration of amendments to Zoning Ordinance (PUD) 10-19-76 MFT Projects 1-7-78 PLANNING COMMISSION Zoning classification - stadium, athletic clubs & fields, tennis courts, private & semi -private clubs 6-2-75 Annual review of Village Comprehensive Plan of preparation of community development plan on annual basis 1-21-75 PERSONNEL. Criteria for evaluating the Village Manager 3-2-76 'MINUTES OF THE REGrJLAR MEETING—O,P THE' MAYOR AND BOAFff.) OF' Febri.,iary ".), 1�,)'78 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Krause called the meeting to order at 8:07 P.M. INVOCATION Phe invocation was given by Trustee Floros., ROLL CALL Present upon roll call: Mayor Kr,aiase 'Prustees F 1 o T., ¢,.)s> iferidi-,,^J.nks MIntoy,'i Murauskls Richardson Absent- Trustee Wattenberg APPROVAL OF MINUTES Trustee Floros, seconded by Trustee Richardson, moved to approve the minutes of the regula,r meeting held February '7, 19'78. Upon roll ca]..l: Ayes: Floro, Hendricl,,,z Marat.s.,kis, Pass-, Minton Nays: None Motion carried. APPROVAL OF BILLS AND FINAN(,IA.l, REPORT Trustee Floros, seconded by Trustee Richardson, moved to approve the following bills: General $238,565 -72 Parking System Revenue '.."539 - 52 Motor Fuel Tax 1.9 , 188. ria Corporate Purposes Const. 1973 34,rA4.95 Corporate Purposes Const. 2.974 1,367.90 General. Obligation Bd. & Tri.t. 10,953.-,)o Waterworks & Sewerage Fund 53 7415, 38 .359,305.2'a Upon roll call: Ayes. F -1r, -.)r J]endrl.cks M,-,1u,,iton RJ,chardson Nays- . None Motion carried. Trustee Floros, seconded by T.:r.,ustee Richardson rnoVErd to approve the financial report dated. January 3'1, 1978, subject to audit. Upon roll call: Ayes: Floros Ilendricks Mintan Muraus,kis Richardson Nays: None Motion ca:rx-,ied. MAYOR'S REPOR'T Mayor Krause presented a Reso 1-ution congratulatlrq,". th.e Forest View (.],irls BowlirLg Team. Trustee Minton, seconded by T,.rustee Mu-rauskis., moved far passage or Resolution 9--78 A. RESOLUTION OF' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOREST 'VIEW GIPjS BOWLING TEAM Upon rol-'L call: Ayes, Floros Ilend.t',icks Minton M ura U. S lci S IR 1 c, h zi r d s ori Nays* Nonc, Motion carried. Mayor, Krause expressed. a;�)prec1ation tc lu]ugene Bra.dUce and Ray Friend for se7.-ving on Collowi�'�g theJr resigriation, noting that CertJ-fl.cates of" Me:rit would be forwa.'r,ded to them. MANAGhRIS REPORIP Vil]lage Manager^ Eppley presented a Resolution relative to the poor conr . i:jtj.ori of two State roads, Trustlee lfend.r,icks, seconded 'key.T�rustee Rlch,�.-,xdson, moved for pza.ssage of Re solution P�10- A. RESOLU'PION REQUESTIING'j L�MERGENCY AID FOR HIGHWAY REPAIR ON S'fA'.PE C,'ONTROLLED HIGHWAYS #12 AND #83- Upon roll call. Ayes: e n dr.J. c k s, Minton Mu.reiAki,s Richardson Nays� N�one Motdon carr:ied. Cople,,.r of Resolution No. Tkrould be forwarded to Governor Thompson, Senator Regner, Dep�.-r ,Ltm�n � t of Trarsport,@,tion and Mr. J. Moore, 61-6 Pr,osp,,ect Man.or. Mr. Epp,Ley brought; the natt er., of-,Lift.ltnfr the hiring freeze in order to replace a. part-tim�.-? seci,.,etary in the Health. Services Department, Senior Citizen Ca-:)nt;er. Mayor Krause noted to senior citizens dnnence thcit no ange in services would. take pl.ace (1,ue to the v,I.cancy. Phe fo.'L.lovving resident's spoke J.n favor of lift.]rig the hiring freeze in order to fill the part-time vacaricy. Fred g'Jllek, 20 W. Trail. Mr. Wagner, Pre.,dent of tkae. Men's C'Lub RudVgi' y �r Ln., 19 N. Pirie George Sanford, -a it. F]merson Irene Stephi.an, Edna Boler, .1.10 E- 'Linlcoin 2 2/1)1/78 Jerome Clauser, 302 S. Kenilworth, member of the Finance Commission, supported the recommendation of the Finance Commission and deny the request to lift the hiring freeze. Trustee Minton, seconded by Trustee Richardson, moved to lift the hiring freeze and hire a part-time secretary in the Senior Citizen Center. Upon roll call: Ayes: Minton Richardson Hays: Floros Hendricks Murauskis Krause Motion failed. COMMITTEE REPORTS BUILDING COMMITTEE An Ordinance Increasing Fees Before the Zoning Board of Appeals was referred back to the Building Committee for certain amendments. George Anderson, Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce, spoke in opposition to the proposed increase in Zoning Board fees. FINANCE COMMITTEE Trustee Floros reported on the Finance Committee meeting held February 2, 1978, relative to a proposal to dissolve the elected Library Board. The following residents spoke in opposition to the proposal: C. 0. Schlaver, 4Q0 S. I -Oka Helen Witlock, 300 E. Berkshire Barbara Rogers, 211 Withorn Richard Lehman, 205 N. Wille Louis Tressatano, 318 N. Russell George Anderson, 1005 W. Isabella The matter was continued to the March 7th meeting of the Village Board in order to gather additional in -put. FIRE AND POLICE COMMITTEE Trustee Minton, seconded by Trustee Richardson, moved to waive the rule in order to bring a matter to the floor that was not listed on the agenda relative to reconsideration of Ordinance No. 2769, An Ordinance Enacting Strict Controls Over Conflict of Interest. Upon roll call: Ayes: Hendricks Minton Richardson Nays: Floros Murauskis Krause Motion failed. Trustee Minton expressed concern over the passage of Pg. 3 2/21/78 Ordinance No. 2769, noting that by passing said Ordinance it was his feeling a conflict of interest could arise by representing a client in a real estate matter for property within the corporate boundaries of the Village of Mount Prospect. Trustee Minton also mentioned that House BI -11 No. 1317 would become effective truly, 1.978, which Bill would govern conflicts of interest. Edward Rhea, 1829 Palm Drive, expressed his concern relative to the passage of Ordinance No. 2769. Ed Miller, 131 S. Kenilworth, spoke in favor of said Ordinance. Further comments relative to the matter would be set forth in the Trustee Minton's report from the Fire & Police Committee. PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE An Ordinance Recodifying Chapter 20 of the Municipal Code had its first reading. A Committee of the Whole meeting was scheduled for Monday, February 27th, at 7;30 P.M. in the Trustee's Room for the purpose of discussing bid proposals for scavenger service. PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE Trustee Richardson, seconded by Trustee Hendricks, moved for passage of Ordinance No. 2770 AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING PRO)CEDURES VOR SEWER AND WVIIER MAIN RECAPTURE 11GRR'11'M1,,Nq'S Upon roll call: Ayes: F."l-oros Hendr.-icks Minton Murauskis Richardson Nays: None Motion carried. OTHER BUSINESS Mayor Krause presented a Certification of Results of the election held by the Public Works Department to determine whether an organization known as AI E should represent certain members of that department. The certification indicated 30 votes in favor of the question, 12 against. Trustee Minton, seconded by Trustee Flores, moved to accept the Certification of Results of the Public Works election. Upon roll call: Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. Flores Hendricks Minton Murauskis Richardson None Trustee Richardson, seconded by Trustee Hendricks, moved to authorize the Mayor to sign and. Clerk to attest the Pg. 4 2/21/78 Di Mucci's Tamarack-Thornwood Park Plat of' Subdivision. Upon roll call: Ayes: Floros Hendricks Minton Murauskis Richardson Nays: None Motion carried. Trustee Richardson, seconded by Trustee Floros, moved to authorize the Mayor to sign and Clerk to attest the three plats of subdivision known as Robert Joseph Unit #2 Robert Joseph Unit #3, and Robert Joseph Unit #4, subject to any public improvements bonds being posted, if necessary. Upon roll call: Ayes: Floros Hendricks Minton Murauskis Richardson Nays: None Motion carried. Trustee Richardson, seconded by Trustee Floros, moved to authorize the Mayor to sign and Clerk to attest the renewal lease with V & G Printers, 311 S. Busse Avenue. Upon roll call: Ayes: Floros Hendricks Minton Mti.rauskis Richardson Nav s, None Motion carried. COMMITTEE ANNOUNCEMENTS The following Committee meeting dates were announced. Building Committee March 8 Finance Committee February 23 Public Health & Safety - March 9 ADJOURNMENT Trustee Murauskis, seconded by Trustee Richardson moved to adjourn the meeting. Upon roll call: Ayes: Unanimous Motion carried. The meeting was adjourned at 10:45 P.M. Donald W. Gfoodman Village Clerk Pg . 5 2/21/78