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BUREAU OF CODE ENFORCEMENT
PROPOSED CHANGES IN FEES
7/30/81
Section 21.603 Building Permit Fees
Twenty-five dollars ($25.00) minimum fee for up to one thousand dollars
($1,000.00) construction value. For work in excess of one thousand
dollars ($1,000.00), the fee shall be computed at the rate of $25.00
for the first $1,000.00 of valuation, plus $6.00 for each additional
$1,000.00 of valuation or fraction thereof.
Section 21.603 Bui. d"%n
The minimum jee 6otc any permit to atter, constAuct, entatcge, eneci, tower,
,kai6e, teniode ., tcepa .t otu. un.de p n any bu.,Ud&u.g, stjuutuAe on/paAt theneob
as tu,.e u,ted by thiz o&dinance, 6h. be twenty doUff.Az ($20.00) , prcov.i.ded
that the cost o6 .the uwuk, authotized by said peAmit does not exceed one
h,ousan.d daeta,u,s ($1,000.00). When .duecort o� any such wotLk exceeds one
th,msan..d doff ($1,000.00), .the dee opt acid peAmit .6haU be computed at
the tLa. e o6 twenty do wL ($20.00) o . the ,6iAzt one thou/sand dottau
($11000.00) oj co6t, p u ix doUwus ($6.00) ()otc each additionat ,ihouuzand
du: tta ($ l , 000.00) of coAt oA�u.ac= fi:on thetceo4, to a maximum cost o�
o&ty .ihouuu td do. ($40,000. , 00) . Fon each one thou nand doZZau ($7,000.00)
WL 6tcac,i on thtzteoi exceedijig a co.st o6 jottty thousand dottau ($40,000.00)
the amount 06 the peAmit eezhatt be. 6ou& dotl_tn s ($4.00) to a maximum cost
o6 one hundt ed and �i6ty thouzand do.U-aA ($150,000.00). Foto each addi ti.onat
one, thou and dotla&6 ($1,000.00) opt bnacti..on thetceo6 o4 cot in excess of
one hun.dAed and 6i6ty thoutsand doRau ($1.50,000.00) the poLm t jee 6hau be
t1tkee do a ($3.00).
Section 21.604 Electrical Fees:
Insert new fee schedule passed last year, except increase minimum fee to
$25.00. ($20.00)
Section 21.605 Plumbing Fees:
A. Minimum permit fee shall be $25.00. ($10.00)
B. Installation of fixtures shall be $25.00 plus $5.00 per fixture.
B. i ep'ac.ement o i ku: .... tAt 6ive (5) 6ix u , ... 6outc doU
($4.00) pert 6ixtuAe. F4„xttaez bi ex.eez s o6 Give (5) ... Two dottau
($2.00) . New inztattation o6 6ixtuAu ... 6ive do au ($5.00) pe ,.
.i.x u,%e.
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C. Alterations of a plumbing system shall be $25.00 plus $5.00 per fixture
installed or replaced.
C. A _teAatZows o J a ptumbing system. ..,sixteen doUatus ($16.00) paws the
bee bon 6ixtutce�s teptaced on instaUed,
D. Water main tap -on fees:
1" $300.00 ($200.00)
4" $1,500.00
($1,000.00)
1�" $375.00 ($250.00)
6" $2,250.00
($1,500.00)
2" $450.00 ($300.00)
8" $3,000.00
(2,000.00)
3" $900.00 ($600.00)
Mir $3,750.00
($2,500.00)
F. In each instance above where the said permit is issued for water connections
lying outside the corporate limits of the Village, said permit shall be
two hundred percent (200%) of the water tap -on fee listed hereinabove
in order to cover the additional costs and inspections thereof.
G. As a further condition of the issuance of a permit, the individual or
firm connecting to the water system shall provide a performance bond,
payable to the Village, to cover the full cost of all water system
improvements.
1. The amount of such performance bond shall be 10% of the construction
cost of the improvement.
2. Said performance bond shall be effective for a period of two (2)
years following the project's acceptance by the Village Engineer,
during which time the permittee shall be responsible for the
maintenance of the improvements installed under the permit.
3. The performance bond shall also indemnify the Village from any
costs, charges, expenses, loss or damange that may arise directly
or indirectly out of the installation, construction or failure to
maintain or repair the water main.
Section 21.608 Mechanical Equipment Installation Fees:
A. Mechanical equipment permit fees other than air conditioning, refrigeration,
combustion and elevators shall be computed at the rate of $25.00 for the
first $1,000.00 of valuation plus $6.00 for each additional $1,000.00 of
cost or fraction thereof.
Mecha., iwc.at equipment peAmit Jeer othet Vtan condZtionin , e,i Beta " .on,
cOmbust,.on, eteva.to s acid 6iAe putect on 6y,6tem6 shatt e compwted at the
Aa.te o6 ton doUwas ($10.00) 6ok .the 4it6t one thowsand do, ,eO ( $1,000.00)
o� va uat�on. The pe rit e.e bon wonFa which exceeds one thousand do.� GAs
( 1,000.00) O4 va ua,ti.on shaZe be computed at the Aate o6 6outc dottau
($4.00) pek additi.onae one thousand dottam ($1,000.00).
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B. Fire Protection Systems (Fees)
1. Automatic Sprinkler Systems
$50.00 for each system
Plus: $25.00 up to 100 heads
Plus: $10.00 for every 100 additional heads or fraction thereof
$25.00 for partial system on the domestic water system
2. Standpipes
3. Fire Pumps
$25.00 for each standpipe system
$30.00 for each pump, regardless of size
EXCEPTION: Jockey Pumps
4. Fire Alarm System
$50.00 for any system (Manual or Automatic)
5. Additions to Existing Fire Protection Systems
$25.00 for each alteration
Plus: $25.00 for 5 to 100 heads
Plus: $10.00 for every 100 additional heads or fraction thereof
Plus: Fire pump charge if an additional pump is included or
original pump is increased in size
6. Miscellaneous Fire Suppression Systems
$25.00 for each system
Plus: $ 6.00 per $1,000.00 of valuation
Deposits Bonds: o -
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E. The permit fee for the opening of a street, sidewalk, parkway, or alley
for the purpose of making connections to the sewer, water, gas, or
electric piping shall be $50.00. ($25.00)
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Section 21.611 Water Meter Rental Fees - and Construction Water Use Fee:
A. Fees shall be charged for the rental of water meters according to
the following schedule:
1.. The charge for connecting a 5/8 inch to and including a 1� inch
orifice size disc water meter, including a flat rental fee and charge
for ordinary maintenance and repair for the life thereof, shall
be the current cost of the meter at the time of its purchase plus
eighty-five per cent (85%) of the said cost figured to the closest
dollar.
2. The charge for connecting a two inch orifice size or larger turbine,
compound, or line meter shall be the current cost of the meter at
the time of its purchase plus thirty per cent (30%) of the said
cost figured to the closest dollar as well as a flat rental fee plus
the cost and expense of necessary maintenance and repairs made by
the Village of Mount Prospect during the life of the said meter -
which later charges for maintenance shall be billed to the consumer
when incurred.
B. Construction Water Use Fee - For all construction a deposit of one
hundred dollars ($100.00) shall be paid for the use of a construction
water meter and water used will be billed by the Director of Management
Services in accordance with the normal water rates in effect at the time
of use. It shall be unlawful for the user to install said construction
water meter on any fire hydrant. It will, therefore, be the user's
responsibility to supply the necessary tap and/or pipe work for this
construction water meter.
B. A {gee o4 ten dottaAz ($10.00) AhaP.e be made 4ok each useA 4on water used
dwr,,:ng cons�ucc ion. ("USER" is he,, eby de4.ined ass any s.ing& 6ami ey
nu.ident, dw . ing unit o4 a duplex, townhouse, apahtment, co-opeAative,
on other lte�s,i..dentia2 ok combination u/5e banding.)
Fon aU othelc co"t-kuction, a deposit oU 4i4ty do.Ptwo ($50.00) zhaU be
paid 4on the nentae o4 a cons,t� be
b.iY.�ed by the F c , in accordance with the notcma2 �.
.in ,. time of use. The tafiteA a teAnate may be used by
de v , � pe u o 4 mu tt i.pte 6amit y dweU-ing unit building s .
Section 21.612 Elevator, Escalator, and Dumbwaiter Permit and Inspection Fee;
B. Semi-annual inspection fees of each elevator, escalator and dumbwaiter
shall be $30.00. ($25.00)
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Section 21.613 Plan Examination Fees:
B. Garages, accessory buildings for single family homes, and miscellaneous
plans - $20.00, ($15.00)
C.
4. The base fee is $200.00
The mechanical plans multiplier is 1.40
Plan Exam Fee = $200.00 x 0.9 x 1.40 = $252.00
BUILDING VOLUME (cubic feet) Plan Exam Base Fee
0 to 20,000
20,000 to 40,000
40,000 to 80,000
80,000 to 150,000
150,000 to 200,000
over 200,000
$ 70.00
$ 95.00
$ 145.00
$ 200.00
$ 235.00
$ 235.00 plus $2.35 per each
10,000 cubic feet over
200,000 cubic feet
BUILDING VOLUME (cubic eet) Paan Exam Baz e Pee
0 to 10,000 $ 40.00
10,000 to 20,000 $ 70.00
20,000 to 40,000 $ 90.00
40,000 to 80,000 $ 110.00
80,000 to 150,000 $ 125.00
150,000 to 200,000 $ 140.00
oven. 200, 000
pen. 10,000 cubic beet
add c do nal $ 1.25
MECHANICAL PLANS MULTIPLIER
Plans Submitted -��- Multiplier
Mechanical
1.25
Plumbing
1.15
Electrical
1.10
Mechanical
& Plumbing
1.40
Mechanical
& Electrical
1.35
Plumbing &
Electrical
1.25
Mechanical,
Plumbing & Electrical
1.50
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MECHANICAL PLANS MULTIPLIER
Ptaws Submitted Mutti.ptien
Mechan.ica,-
1.12
Ptumb,ing
1.08
ftectA icat
1.04
Mecha.nZca,2
9 Ptumb.ing
1.21
Mechan.icat
9 Hect icat
1.16
Ptumb.ing S
EtectA icat
1.12
Mechanical,
Ptumb.i.ng 9 Etectti.cat
1.26
D. A preliminary plan review fee shall be 0.50 times the regular fee.
E. Automatic Sprinkler/Standpipe Systems - $50.00.
F. An additional fee for plan review and final inspection will be required
for all projects involving the extension of an existing water main. This
fee shall be based upon the following percentages of the estimated
construction cost of the water extension (exclusive of services to the
proposed building):
For work up to $50,000.00, the fee shall be computed at a rate of 2% for
the first $50,000.00 plus $15.00 for each additional $1,000.00 of valua-
tion or fraction thereof.
Section 21.616 Demolition and moving of Buildings - Fees and Bonds:
D. A permit fee of $200.00 ($100.00) shall be paid for moving a building,
per day or fraction thereof.
Section 21.617 Sidewalk Deposit:
$12.00 for each lineal foot ($5.00)
Section 21.618 Certificate of Occu anc
$10.00 per dwelling unit ($5.00)
$30.00 for all other uses ($30.00)
Section 21.619 Fence Permit Fee:
The fee to construct, alter or erect a fence shall be $8.00 ($5.00).
Proposed Changes in Fees
7/30/81
Section 21.620 Parkway Tree Deposit/Fee:
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Each applicant shall, at the time of making application for such Building
Permit, deposit with the Village Treasurer the sum of $125.00 for each
parkway tree required at a 50 foot spacing along the lot for which a permit
is sought. Said deposit shall be returned to the applicant only if all
conditions have been met as regulated by Article IV of Chapter 16 and have
been accepted by the Village; provided, however, that if such tree is not
planted within one year from the date of such permit, the Village shall
then be authorized to plant such tree and pay for such planting out of the
deposit made under the provisions of this Article.
Se�`ti.on 21.6.21 Drivewau Permit Fee:
The permit fee for a driveway will be $15.00.
The following are new fees recommended by the administration to cover
the actual amount of staff time required to complete the tasks.
RECOMMENDED NEW HEALTH DEPARTMENT FEES FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION
1. Multi -family plan review
2. Food store, restaurant
3.. Miscellaneous
4. Preliminary Plan Review
5. Pre -inspection fee
RECOMMENDED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT FEES
$20.00
$35.00
$25.00
$10.00
$40.00
Prelininary Plat
$100.00
plus
$2.00/lot
Final Plat
$ 50.00
plus
$1.00/lot
Vacation
$100.00
Multiple family site plan
$100.00
plus
$25.00/acre
Commercial/Industrial site plan
$100.00
plus
$25.00/acre
PUD Review
$100.00
plus
$25.00/acre
Zoning Compliance Review (addition or new structure):
Single family $25.00
Multiple family, commercial,
industrial $75.00
Section 22.401 - Ordinance 913 (5/21/63) Turn -on Fee
Existing
$2.00
Section 22.506.1 - ordinance 1085 (9114165) -TuEn-Off---F6b
Existing
$3.00
Proposed
$15.00
Section 21.611 - Ordinance 2885 (4/4/79) Construction Meter
Existing
$50.00
Proposed
$100.00
Section 22,503 (1957 Code 23.305) Water Meter Testin
Existing
$2.00
Proposed
$20.00
Section 16.309 (B) 3 Plan Review Fee
A fee for plan review and final inspection will be required for all public
improvements. This fee shall be based upon the following percentages of
the estimated construction costs of the improvements:
For work up to $50,000.00, the fee shall be computed at a rate of 2% for
the first $50,000.00 plus $15.00 for each additional $1,000.00 of valuation
or fraction thereof.
Section 16.504.1 Inspection Fees (Addition)
Inspection fees are included in with the amount paid for in the Plan Review
as outlined in Section 16.308, (B) 3.
Section 16.411 (K, 2) Addition - Sewer T.V. Inspection Fee
Seion 16.412 (E 2 .. Addition Sewer T.V. Inspection Fee
ct
Additional Fee Changes Relating to Public Works
Pa ge 2
At the rate of one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) for each lineal foot of
sewer.
Change fee amount - Section 21.609 (F) - $1.50
Section 16.414.1 - Sidewalk Deposit (Addition)
In addition to the foregoing specifications, each applicant shall, at the
time of making application for such development for such building permit,
deposit with the Village Treasurer the sum of twelve dollars ($12.00) for
each lineal foot of frontage of the lot for which a permit is sought, and if
a corner lot, the additional sum of twelve dollars ($12.00) for each lineal
foot of such frontage on the side street. Said deposit shall be returned
to the applicant after the sidewalk has been constructed and accepted by the
Village; provided, however, that if such sidewalk is not constructed within
one year from the date of such permit, the Village shall then be authorized
to construct such sidewalk and pay for such construction out of the deposit
made under the provisions of this ordinance.
MOUNT PROSPECT FIRE DEPAh . _ __NT�
BUREAU OF CODE ENFORCEMENT
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: Terrance L. Burghard, Village Manager
FROM: Lawrence A. Pairitz, Fire Chief
DAA__ July 29, 1981
SUBJECT: Building and Fire Codes
Attached are recommendations from the Bureau of Code Enforcement for the purpose
of updating the Building and Fire Codes. There are no monumental changes;
basically just updating to the most current editions.
As you look through the recommendations, any changes are indicated in "JscA pt"
type and a vertical Zine is in the right margin. Also, a brief explanation is
given when some clarification may be needed.
Each time we update the codes, there seem to be fewer and fewer modifications
that we have to make. This is mainly due to the fact that, at the Code Change
Hearings, the Model Code Groups are passing more stringent codes, and are sub-
sequently catching up with what we have had on the books for years.
Some of the modifications that were made are as follows:
1. Not requiring sprinkler protection in church sanctuaries
2. Making "clean out openings" mandatory in fireplace construction
3. Changing pressure requirements when testing gas piping
4. Not allowing exposed messenger wire
5. Not allowing non-metallic conduit
The only change that is making our current code requirements less stringent is
Item # 1. We are recommending this due to the apparent difficulties that existing
churches have when they want to expand and then have to provide sprinkler pro-
tection because of the size of the building. The sanctuary is a low hazard area
and the Village Board has previously granted relief in this area (Mount Prospect
Bible Church).
If you have any questions regarding this matter, please give me or Captain Wuollett
a call.
Lawrence A. Pairitz, F.- Chief
LAP/nf
CC. Captain Leslie H. Wuollett, Superintendent of Building
ARTICLE I
ENACTMENT AND SCOPE
SECTION:
21.101. Purpose
21.102. Scope
21.103. BOCA Basic Buiding Code Adopted
21.104. BOCA Mechanical Code and BOCA Plumbing Code Adopted
21.105. One and Two Family Dwelling Code Adopted
21.106. Filing Requirements
21.107. Miscellaneous Provisions
Section 21.101 Purpose. The purpose of this Chapter is to provide for
safety, health and public welfare through structural strength and stability,
means of egress, adequate light and ventilation and protection to life and
property from fire and hazards incident to the design, construction, alter-
ation, removal or demolition of buildings and structures, and to regulate
the architectural design of buildings or structures erected or to be erected
in the Village limits.
Section 21.102. Scope. The provisions of this Chapter apply to the construc-
tion, alteration, equipment, use and occupancy, location, maintenance of and
additions to buildings and structures and to appurtenances such as vaults,
areaways and street encroachments hereafter erected and, where expressly
stated, existing on land or over water; and to buildings and structures and
equipment for the operation thereof hereafter moved or demolished within the
corporate limits of the Village. The provisions of this Code based on occupancy
also apply to conversions of existing buildings and structures or portions there-
of from one occupancy classification to another.
Section 21.103. BOCA Basic_ Building Code Adopted. For the purpose of
establishing rules and regulations for the construction, alteration, removal,
demolition, equipment, use and occupancy, location and maintenance of buildings
and structures; there is hereby adopted the 1981 Edition of the BOCA Basic
Building Code promulgated by the Building Officials and Code Administrators
International, Inc., together with all appendices, except such portions thereof
as are hereinafter expressly deleted, modified or amended.
A. This Code shall establish restrictions within fire limits 1and regulate the
construction of all buildings and structures except where other
1Provisions regarding fire limits in the Village found in Article III of
this Chapter 21.
Vie=
provisions of this Chapter specifically cover the subject matter in
question.
B. While the 1981 Edition of the BOCA Basic Building Code and all appen-
dices have hereinabove adopted, the following exceptions thereto
(consisting of certain deletions and changes) shall control where -
ever the said exceptions are applicable or are in conflict with certain
other provisions of the said BOCA Code.
1. Deletions:
a. Delete Subsection 515.3 of Article 5 in it's entirety.
b. The entire Article 19 of the BOCA Basic Building Code as
adopted in this Section 21.103 is hereby deleted from this
Chapter 21 of the Municipal Code.
2. Changes:
a. Amend Section 506.2 of Article 5 as follows:
(1) By adding a sentence "All fire lanes required by the
fire official shall be a minimum of twenty (20) feet
in width, conform with the specifications of the
Village of Mount Prospect, and the National Fire Codes,
NFPA No. 1-1975, Section 3-1.1.10.
(2) Split fire lanes are permitted and shall be twenty (20)
feet in width with a center strip of no greater than
three (3) feet in width. The center strip shall be
landscaped with grass or other plantings not exceeding
twelve (12) inches in height.
(3) All fire lanes 1 shall be sign -posted as fire lanes at
the sole expense of the owner of the property upon which
said signs are located and at the locations designated by
the fire official.
b. Amend Section 514.1 of Article 5 so as to require the variance
to be granted by the President and Board of Trustees of the
Village of mount Prospect after hearing before the Zonpg
Board of Appeals, rather than by the Board of Appeals.
C. Add new Subsection 515.7.1 Buildings containing four (4)
stories or more: A minimum of one (1) elevator shall be
provided to service all floors in buildings containing four (4)
stories or more.
1 Fire lanes enumerated in Section 18.2014 of this Code.
2 Hearing procedures of the Board of Appeals found in Section 14-503 of
this Code.
d. Make the following changes and additions to Article 6:
(1) In Section 621.3, add to end of sentence as follows:
"and not to be located within thirty (30) feet of
any lot line."
(2) Add the following subparagraphs to Section 621.3:
(a) 621.3.1 That the tents, air supported structures,
and appurtenances thereof so erected shall be
removed within six (6) days.
(b) 621.3.2 That the overall height of such tents,
air supported structures, and appurtenances thereof
shall not exceed twenty (20) feet.
(c) 621.3.3 That whenever members of the general
public are present or are allowed in such tents
and/or air supported structures, the operator
thereof shall have made arrangements with the
Fire Chief as specified in this Municipal Code
for at least one fire guard to be on duty.
e. Amend Section 911.2 of Article 9 to read as follows: 911.2
Design snow load: The one hundred (100-) year mean recurrence
interval shall be used for all buildings and Mount Prospect
shall be considered to be in the thirty (30) pound -force per
square foot category in figure 911.1a. The snow load
design used for temporary buildings shall be approved by
the building official.
f. Amend Section 1407.1 of Article 14 by the wording in the 3rd
and 4th lines "collapse of the wall and shall be constructed
of solid or hollow masonry units or of plain or reinforced
concrete providing required strength and fire resistance."
g. Make the following changes in Article 17:
(1) In Section 1702.1, add to end of sentence:
"and Amendments 1702.20 through 1702.21".
(2) In Section 1702.2, delete:
"Exception: Auditoriums, foyers, lobbies, and toilet
rooms".
(3) In Section 1702.4, change "12,000 square feet" to
"10,000 square feet".
(4) Make the following changes in Section 1702.8:
(a) Sentence 1, "12,000 square feet" to."10,000
square feet".
(b) Change sentence 2 to read: "when more than
one (1) story in height regardless of floor
area".
(c) Delete sentence 3 in it's entirety.
(5) Add new Section 1702.20 Assembly (A-4) use: In
all new buildings or structures or portions thereof,
Use Group (A-4) when over one story in height and/or
over 10,000 square feet in area per floor.
EXCEPTION: CHURCH SANCTUARIES.
SanctuaAie/s alLe a Y -ow hazcvLd vtea and the
Vittage Bowid ho -5 granted AeUe6 on tUA
matteA in the past (Mount Prospect BibZe ChuAch).
(6) Add new Section 1702.21 Residential (R-1 and R-2)
Use Groups:
In the basement,trash chutes, cellars, common kitchens,
store rooms, work rooms, dumbwaiters, corridors, and
one sprinkler head shall be opposite the center of and
inside any living unit door opening onto the corridor
and all other common areas in buildings or structures
of Use Group R-1 and R-2 when more than three (3)
stories in height and more than two (2) stories in height
if over 5,000 square feet in area per floor.
(7) Amend Section 1716.3.4 by adding the following:
(a) "The smoke detectors required hereinabove shall
be of the 110 volt type and permanently wired
into the electrical system. The circuit shall
not serve televisions and other major appliances."
(b) "The smoke detectors required hereinabove shall
also be required in existing buildings at any time
that a building permit for alterations, enlargement
or restoration is approved for any work in excess
of five hundred dollars ($500.00)."
Section 21.104. BOCA Mechanical Code and BOCA Plumbing Code Adopted.
A. The 1981 Edition of the BOCA Mechanical Code is hereby adopted in it's
entirety, except such portions thereof as may be expressly deleted,
modified, or amended by this Chapter 21 of the Municipal Code of
Mount Prospect.
B. The 1981 Edition of the BOCA Plumbing Code is hereby adopted in it's
entirety, except such portions thereof as may be expressly deleted,
modified or amended by this Chapter 21 of the Municipal Code of
Mount Prospect.
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1. Delete: In Section P-405.2.2, delete the words "or schedule
40 plastic pipe. The administrative authority may permit the
use of the other approved material."
2. Changes:
a. In Article 3:
(1) In section P-303.2, insert "200" in the brackets.
(2) In Section P-308.3, insert "510" for water piping and
4'6" for sewers".
b. In Article 4:
(1) Amend Section P-405.1.13, Water Distribution Pipe,
to read as follows:
"The water distribution system shall be brass or
copper pipe, copper tube, galvanized open hearth
iron pipe or galvanized steel pipe."
c. In Article 12:
(1) Add new Section P-1205.6 to read as follows:
"All flushometer and/or tank -type urinals shall be
of a water conserving nature and operate at a rate
not to exceed 3.0 gallons maximum per flush."
(2) Add to Section P-1207 as follows:
(a) In Section P-1207.2, add: "...at a rate not to
exceed 3.0 gallons per flush".
(b) In Section P-1207.3.1, add: "... to thus act as
a water conserving device and prohibit the valve
from remaining in an open position".
(c) Add new Subsection P-1207.3.5; "Flush tanks for
water closets shall be of a water conserving nature
and operate at a rate not to exceed 3.5 gallons
maximum per flush".
(3) Add to Section P-1209 as follows:
(a) Add new Section P-1209.4: "The water supply to
sinks in public facilities shall be equipped with
self-closing faucets which will not permit the
unattended faucet to be left in the open position.
(4) Add to Section P-1211 as follows:
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(a) Add new Subsection P-1211.2.1: "Every shower
shall be equipped with a limited flow shower
head of a water conserving nature, and operated
at a rate not to exceed 3.0 gallons per minute."
(5) Add to Section P-1212 as follows:
(a) Add new Subsection P-1212-3: "The water supply
to sinks shall be equipped with water saving
devices that use aerators plus restrictors to
operate at a rate not to exceed 3.0 gallons per
minute."
(6) Add the following paragraphs to P-1002.6.5:
(a) All new automobile laundry facilities shall be
equipped with water recirculating facilities
and submitted for approval of the administration
authority.
(b) All existing automobile laundry facilities
shall be so converted if and when a permit
is sought to alter said facilities in excess
of $1,000.00.
d. In Article 16:
(1) Add to Section P-1601 as follows:
(a) Add Subsection P-1601.1.2: "Every building
equipped with plumbing fixtures and used for
human occupancy or habitation shall be provided
with a water saving device on all plumbing
fixtures. These fixtures shall not utilize
a water flow rate in excess of the maximum rates
published by the Illinois Department of Transporta-
tion in Rules and Procedures for Lake Michigan
Allocation, or as may be forthcoming from the Security
of Housing and Urban Development, pursuant to the
Energy Conservation Standards for New Buildings
(P. L. 94-385)."
Section 21.105 One and Two Familq Dwellinq Code Adopted. For the purpose of
establishing rules and regulations for the fabrication, erection, construction,
enlargement, alteration, repair, location and use of detached one and two
family dwellings, their appurtenances and accessory structures, there is here-
by adopted the 1979 Edition of the one and Two Family Dwelling Code promulgated
by the Building Officials and Code Administrators Interntional, Inc., together
with all appendices thereof, except such portions thereof as are hereinafter
expressly deleted, modified or amended.
A. Deletions:
1. Delete Part V "Plumbing" in it's entirety. (Refer to BOCA Basic
Plumbing Code/1981.
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2. Delete Part VI "Electrical" in its entirety. (Refer to Mount
Prospect Electrical Code)
B. Changes:
1. Amend "Room Sizes", Section R-205, to read as follows:
Minimum Floor Area Requirements.
a. Minimum floor area requirements, houses: except as otherwise
provided by ordinance, minimum floor areas of houses and rooms
therein shall meet the following standards:
(1) Minimum floor areas - total structures: the minimum
floor area for the total structure or building shall
be.
Type of Structure Minimum Area Sq. Ft.
one story ranch house ....... .................... ,1250
Split level or raised ranch hoise...............1170
one and one-half story house ..................... 950
Two story house.......... .....................8'00
The foregoing minimum floor area shall be measured at the
first floor on the main floor level from the outside of
exterior walls.
(2) Minimum floor areas - living, dining and cooking rooms:
the minimum floor area requirements for living, dining
-and cooking rooms shall be:
Type of room Minimum Area Sq. Ft.
Living and dining when in one room...............310
Living only in one room when dining room
space is provided in kitchen or separate room .... 220
Kitchen cooking only (including area
occupied by equipment)...:.......................100
Kitchen and dining when dining space is
not provided elsewhere ...........................200
Kitchen and laundry (including area
occupied by equipment)...........................140
Kitchen, dining and laundry ......................200
utility room (including area occupied by
equipment).......................................100
Kitchen, laundry and utility.....................200
Minimum floor area for the foregoing shall be measured
from the inside of all finished walls.
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(3) Minimum floor areas - sleeping rooms: the minimum
floor area requirements for sleeping rooms shall be:
Type of room Minimum Area Sq. Ft.
Major bedroom...................................140
Second bedroom..................................120
Additional bedroom..............................100
(4) Minimum floor areas - other rooms: the minimum floor
requirements for other rooms shall be:
Type of room Minimum Area Sq. Ft.
Major bathroom...................................40
Master bedroom closet ............................I4
Other bedroom closets (at least one each)........ 10
All other habitable rooms not hereinabove set
forth...........................................100
Minimum floor area for the foregoing shall be measured
from the inside of all finished walls.
2. Amend Section R-211 by changing all wording to read: "Refer to
NFPA 101-1981, Section 22-2.
3. Add new subparagraph to Section R-210, to read as follows:
R-210.1 Minimum Floor Area Requirements - Garage Dimensions.
Minimum floor area requirements - garage dimensions. Minimum
dimensions for garages shall be as follows:
One -Car Garage Feet
Inside width..............................................11
Inside depth..............................................19;�
Door width.................................................9
Two -Car Garage Feet
Inside width..............................................19
Inside depth..............................................19-�
Door width................................................16
R-210.2 Minimum Construction Requirements - Garages.
a. Garages attached or built into residential buildings.
(1) The construction of garages attached or built into and
made a part of residential construction shall be of the
same quality as required for the dwelling to which the
garage is attached.
(2) All floors of attached or built-in garages shall be
six (6) inches below the grade of the floor of the
residence to which it is attached or a part thereof.
(3) There shall be no interconnection between a house's
forced air heating system and a garage. Return air
registers in the garage which are connected to the house's
heating system are prohibited.
(4) All walls and ceilings of an attached garage must have
a minimum of a one-hour fire rating. Where a gable type
roof is used, a one-hour fire resistive bulkhead shall
be established in the attic space directly above and
continuous from the interior one-hour fire resistive
garage wall. Service doors common to both the dwelling
and the garage shall be composed of materials having a
minimum of a one-hour fire rating. All doors must fit
in the frame so that air cannot pass freely around the
door when in a closed position. Doors must be provided
with wood or metal thresholds.
(5) Shall contain the following electrical equipment:
(a) One (1) receptacle.
(b) One (1) ceiling or wall light fixture.
(c) One (1) switch for light fixture.
b. Frame detached garages.
(1) Detached garages on interior lots must be set back seventy
five (75) feet from lot line and shall not be closer than
two (2) feet to the dividing lot line. On corner lots,
garages shall be twenty (20) feet from lot line, next to
street.
(2) Concrete floor not less than four (4) inches thick
reinforced with #10 wire screen over a base of crushed
stone or sand at least five (5) inches in depth. Base
to be placed on undisturbed soil. Footings of not less
than twelve (12) inches wide and not less than twelve
(12) inches in depth around entire perimeter of slab.
(3) Sill_ plates connecting the walls to the floor shall be
bolted to the foundation. Bolts shall be not less than
one-half (-�) inch in diameter and spaced at eight (8).foot
centers and not more than one foot from each corner. Bolts
shall extend into the concrete eight (8) inches or more.
(4) Wall studs shall be spaced at not more than sixteen (16)
inches on center and securely fastened to the bottom
plate which shall be bolted to the floor. A double top
plate shall be required and all wall studs and plates
shall be a minimum of two (2) inches by four (4) inches.
Doubling of studs shall be required at all corners and
jambs of openings more than three (3) feet in width.
(5) Each corner is to be wind -braced outward from the top
in two (2) directions to a minimum of six (6) feet from
corner at the bottom plate. Wind bracing shall he a
minimum of 1 x 4 inches and notched into the studding.
(6) All roof rafters must be at least 2" x 6" and spaced
not more than 16" o.c. Ridge board shall be required
and of a size not less than 2" x 6". Ceiling ties of
at least 2" x 6" spaced evenly with a minimum of three
collar ties at not more than four (4) foot centers are
required an all common rafter spans more than twelve
(12) feet in width and of a size not less than 1" x 6".
(7) Double 2" x 8" headers required over main doors nine
(9) feet or less in width and double 2" x 12" headers
on doors up to seventeen (17) feet in width.
(8) A service door not less than 2' x 61 in width and at
least two (2) windows on opposite sides shall be required
on all garages.
(9) Roof sheathing of not less than one-half (�) inch thick
plywood or one inch thick nominal size tongue and groove
sheathing.
(10) Shall contain the following minimal electrical equipment:
(a) one (1) receptacle.
(b) one (1) ceiling or wall light fixture.
(c) one (1) switch for light fixture.
c. Brick detached garages.
(1) Detached garage on interior lot shall be set back
seventy-five (75) feet from front lot line and shall
not be closer than two (2) feet to dividing lot line.
On corner lots garage shall be twenty (20) feet back
of lot line next to street.
(2) Concrete footings not less than four (4) feet below
grade and not less than two (2) inches wide and eight
(8) inches thick shall he required. Foundation walls
shall he a minimum of eight (8) inches thick.
(3) Concrete floor shall he the same as required for frame
garages.
(4) Doors and headers shall be the same as required for
frame garages.
(5) Rafters, roof and sheathings shall be the same as
required for frame garages.
(6) Shall contain the following minimal electrical equipment:
(a) One (1) receptacle.
(b) One (1) ceiling or wall light fixture.
(c) One (1) switch for light fixture.
4. Amend Section R-912 by charging the wo&d "optionae" to "mandatory"
and "may" to "AaP2" ,in .the 6i)L t sentence negaAding cteanout
openings Gorr. 6i)Leptacez.
So a.6 to maize ceeanout opentingz mandatorr.y.
5. Amend Section M-1921 by changing "ten (10)" to "three (3)" and
"6i6teen (15)" to "ten (10)" in the �ounth parLagnaph ,Leganding
the p)LmzuAe test jon gaz piping.
So as to cortkmpond to the BOCA Code.
Section 21.106 Filing Requirements. Not less than three (3) copies each
of the codes adapted by reference hereinabove and as set forth in Sections
21.102, 21.104, 21.105 and 21.106 of this Chapter have been and now are
filed in the office of the Village Clerk, being nevertheless hereby adopted
and incorporated as fully as if set out at length herein, and the provisions
thereof shall be controlling the construction and maintenance of all buildings
and structures to the extent specified therein within the corporate limits
of the Village.
A. In the evnet any of the provisions of any of the above named codes are
in conflict with either this Building Code or the Zoning Ordinance of
the Village, this Building Code and such Zoning Ordinance shall prevail,
and the conflicting provisions of those other codes hereinabove adopted
by reference shall be of no effect.
B. The term "Building Official" as used in any -of the above adopted codes
shall mean the official designated by the Village Manager of the Village.
C. Any references in any of the above adopted codes to the "Municipality"
or to the "city" or the "village" shall mean the Village of Mount Prospect.
Section 21.107 Miscellaneous Provisions.
A. Any provisions of this Code shall be deemed to supplement and otherwise
void any existing building ordinances. Should any two (2) provisions
conflict, the more restrictive one shall govern.
B. Any existing State laws or revisions thereto pertaining to the erection,
maintenance, or occupancy of buildings and structures are hereby made
a part of the Code. Should any provisions in the State laws conflict
with a similar provision of this Building Code, the local ordinance
shall govern.
C. If any chapter, article, section or paragraph, or any part or parts
of any chapter, article, section or paragraph of this Code is declared
invalid or unconstitutional, it shall not be held to invalidate or
impair the validity, force or effect of any other chapter, article,
section or paragraph or any part or parts of any other chapter, article,
section or paragraph of this Code.
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II
MINUTES
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
DECEMBER 8, 1981
ROLL CALL
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Krause at
7:30 p.m., in the Public Safety Building, 112 East
Northwest Highway. Present at the meeting were:
Trustees Ralph Arthur, Gerald Farley, Leo Floros,
Edward Miller, Norma Murauskis and Ted Wattenberg.
Also in attendance were Assistant Village Manager Geick,
Chief of -Police Ronald W. Pavlock, representatives >from
the press and ten persons in the audience.
MINUTES
The Minutes of the Committee of the Whole meeting of
November 24, 1981 were accepted and filed.
III. COMMUNITY PROGRAMS DIRYCTEDTOWARDS VANDALISM, YOUTH,
AND VOLUNTEER EFFORTS
Mayor Krause reviewed a citizen attitude survey that was
conducted some two years ago in Mount Prospect. That
survey showed that there was a high frequency of citizen
concern and support for youth programs especially in the
areas attempting to control vandalism and youth activities.
The Mayor also reviewed the suggested changes presented
by Mr. Everette Hill, Village Prosecutor, for the
Parental Responsibility Ordinance. Mr. Hill was
suggesting that the Village consider strengthening the
Ordinance so that the Village would have a better
opportunity in Court to have the Court order restitution.
A general discussion ensued as to the intent and applica-
tion of the Ordinance and several questions were raised,
The administration is to find out why the Prosecutor is
recommending a limit up to $1,000 instead of the full and
actual charges. Can a vandal be required to work off
some of the costs? This might be applicable in instances
of single -parent families who maybe unable to pay the
restitution or as an incentive towards changing a youth's
attitude. It was also suggested that some homeowner
insurance policies may cover the costs of restitution
because of vandalism coverage through the homeowner's liability
insurance policy. The Committee of the Whole requested
that the Police Department keep some data on vandalism
,including the costs of vandalism and the amount of
restitution that is paid. Additionally, the Police
Department is, instructed to periodically report to the
Mayor and the Board as well as to the media the costs
of vandalism and the actions of the Courts in such
cases. It is thought that the use of such publicity
will act as a partial deterrent. After some further
general discussion, the administration was directed
to make the necessary changes in the Ordinance as
suggested by the Prosecutor and that the Police Depart-
ment and the administration should follow the general
policy of publicizing vandalism, periodic reporting to
the Mayor and Board, and to keep this matter active.
Trustee Miller inquired as to what other items might
be available to the Village in an attempt to control
vandalism besides the Ordinance previously discussed.
The Ordinance is directed primarily as a punitive
measure after an act of vandalism and the Village
should be considering what measures can be taken as
preventative or activities directed at correcting the
causes of such vandalism. Mayor Krause responded
that she has been in contact with several service
groups and the Ministerial Association and they have
indicated a desire to consider youth problems in
general on a larger scale. The Mayor suggested that
if it is the desire of the Board of Trustees to proceed
further with this subject that a general meeting ought
to be called after the first of the year inviting these
service groups to participate.,
Diane Markgraf, a volunteer representative of the
State's Attorney's office, reviewed with the Committee
of the Whole the State's Attorney's education and
assistance programs in the areas of youthful crime,
drugs, and vandalism. Mrs. Markgraf was recommending
that the Board consider establishing a local youthful
crime and drug commission, similar to the Village's
Safety Committee, who could work with youth in the
community and suggest positive means to communicate
the seriousness of these matters. Also, from the
State's Attorney's office, was Mr. Dwyer, who indicated
as Chief Prosecutor, he represented that their organization
wants to help local government in any way that it can
with an awareness program and 24-hour a day service to
the community. The Mayor reiterated the Committee's
desire to have a meeting of interested parties on these
subjects after the first of the year and that if anyone
had ,the names of people who would serve on the volunteer
committee and offer input, they should be given to the
Mayor.
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IV. MUNICIPALLY OWNED PROPERTY
The Committee of the Whole reviewed the possible uses
of municipally owned property in the Rauenhorst Industrial
Development area. The Village has recently taken deed
to Lot 304, through the Annexation Agreement from
Rauenhorst. Subsequent to taking the deed to the property,
the Village was contacted by the MRX Realty Company
requesting that they be the Village's representative for
marketing the Lot to prospective purchasers. The
Committee of the Whole generally agreed that it was
not likely that a municipal facility would be developed
on that site and, therefore, we ought to consider the
sale of that property. The Committee of the Whole agreed
that the property sale can be handled administratively
without the use of a broker and that the Village
administration can discuss with prospective purchasers
the potential for issuing Industrial Revenue Bonds as
an aid for making the sale more attractive. A general
discussion ensued as to the usage of the receipts of
that sale and it was the recommendation of the Committee
of the Whole that the proceeds of the sale be set aside
in a separate Capital Improvement fund. It was the
unanimous consensus of the Committee of the Whole that
the usage of those funds, if to be spent for any new
public building, would require the referendum approval
of Mount Prospect residents. The administration was
also authorized to have Ordinance 3047, adopted in
September of 1980 authorizing the sale of municipally
owned property, formally adopted into the Municipal
Code.
V. 1982-1983 BUDGET OVERVIEW
The Committee of the Whole reviewed a memo prepared by
the Village"Manager covering the basic projections for
budget expenditures next fiscal year. A general
discussion ensued as to the need to keep municipal
expenditures in line with available revenues and for
the administration to look very closely at its equipment
purchases, capital improvement planning, uniform provisions,
and possible services that may be reduced. In`summary,
the Committee concluded that if any individual elected
official had recommendation's for service cuts and/or
budget reductions, they were to communicate that to the
Village Manager directly.
VI. MANAGER'S REPORT
1. The Village Manager advised the Committee of the
Whole that the XYTEL CORPORATION has indicated to his
office that they will not proceed with the Industrial
Revenue Bond request until after the first of the year.
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2. The Department of Public Works has pulled the 'pumps
from both WELL 17 and WELL 11 and they were inspected
on-site with the manufacturer's representative and in
both instances, it appears that the pumps are defective
because of manufacturer and/or installer defects.
3. The Village Manager gave a brief update as to the
activities to acquite LAKEWATER including hiring a
full-time Executive Director, the formulation of an
initial contract to be submitted to the City of Chicago
with the anticipation that a response will be made from
Chicago sometime in January, 1982. The engineering
program is largely on target and what delays have
occurred were the result of the Agency's attempt to
bring Citizens Utilities into the Agency.
4. The BUSSE/WILLE project is being wrapped up in
advent of the winter season and the final paving and
landscaping will be accomplished in the spring. The
administration is working on relocation of an electrical
pole from ,the northside of Busse to the southsde of
Busse and funds for this will not be taken from the
project but from Community Development 'Block Grant funds
if available.
$. The Village Manager reported that the `first draft
of the FACILITIES PLAN has been reviewed by his office
and is currently being retyped and is scheduled to be
delivered to the Mayor and Board of Trustees at the
Committeeof the Whole meeting of December 22.
VII. ANY OTHER BUSINESS_
Mayor Krause reported that the Citizens Utilities' petition
for rehearing has been completed and that they did receive
an increase from 16.12% to 17.01%.
VIII.ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned at 9:30 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
TERRANCE L. BURGHARD
Village Manager
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