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ORDER OF BUSINESS
REGULAR MEETING
Meeting Location:
Mount Prospect Senior Center
50 South Emerson Street
Mount Prospect, Illinois 60056
1, CALL TO ORDER
IL ROLL CALL
DEPUTY VILLAGE CLERK
Meeting Date and Time:
Tuesday
October 7, 1997
7:30 P.M.
Mayor Gerald "Skip" Farley
Trustee George Clowes Trustee Richard Lohrstorfer
Trustee Timothy Corcoran Trustee Daniel Nocchi
Trustee Paul Hoefert Trustee Irvana Wilks
III. INVOCATION - Trustee Wilks
IV. APPROVE MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 16, 1997
V. APPROVE BILLS
VI. MAYOR'S REPORT
A. PROCLAMATION: MELBA HANSEN
R PROCLAMATION: MAKE A DIFFERENCE DAY, October 25, 1997
C. EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION: POLICE DEPARTMENT
D. RESOLUTION ACKNOWLEDGING THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF
EDWARD CAVELLO UPON HIS RETIREMENT FROM THE
MOUNT PROSPECT FIRE DEPARTMENT
E. Appointments
VII. COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS - CITIZENS TO BE HEARD
ANY INDIVIDUAL WITH A DISABILITY WHO WOULD LIKE TO ATTEND THIS
MEETING SHOULD CONTACT THE VILLAGE MANAGER'S OFFICE AT
100 SOUTH EMERSON STREET, 847/392-6000, TDD 847/392-6064.
ALL
(Exhibit A)
VUL OLD BUSINESS
A. 2nd reading ofANORDINANCE AMENDING ARTICLE XIX OF
CHAPTER 18(TRAFFIC CODE)
This Ordinance amends the immobilization/impoundment procedure
for mvehicle toallow the boot tobeused when the vehicle inparked
inepublic hQht-of*ay.rather than the existing regulation which
provides for the boot tobeapplied only when the vehicle in
committing yet another violation. (Exhibit B)
QL NEW BUSINESS
A. 1 s reading o[ANORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 21
(BUILDING CODE) IN ITS ENTIRETY
This Ordinance amends the Building Code inits entirety,
adopting the most recent edition ofBOCA. (Exhibit C)
Ei 1st reading ofANORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 24
ENTITLED "FIRE PREVENTION CODE" OFTHE VILLAGE CODE
This Ordinance amends the Fire Prevention Code inits entirety
and includes the regulations governing sprinkling systems. (Exhibit D)
C list reading ofANORDINANCE AMENDING ARTICLE XIV
ENTITLED "FIRE LANES" CHAPTER 18(TRAFFIC CODE)
|NITS ENTIRETY
This Ordinance incorporates all the designated fire lanes inthe Village. (Exhibit E)
D� 1st reading ofANORDINANCE AMENDING ARTICLE V0F
CHAPTER 8(VILLAGE GOVERNMENT MISCELLANEOUS
PROVISIONS) OFTHE VILLAGE CODE
This Ordinance creates afee for checks returned tnthe Village
due toinsufficient funds inthe account for which itwas drawn. (Exhibit F)
E 1st reading ofANORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER S
ENTITLED "TELECOMMUNICATIONS CODE" OFTHE VILLAGE CODE
This Ordinance amends dhe'K8ude|Telecommunication Ordinance"
toincorporate the most recent changes adopted byState
legislators. (Exhibit G)
F� Review Village Manager's Performance
X. VILLAGE MANAGEWSFEPOFT
A. Request bzwaive bidding procedure and authorize the purchase
ofone Motorola in -car computer work station for squad cars, which
are specialized pieces ofequipment.
B. Bid Result:
1. Custodial Maintenance Contract for various municipal buildings
2. Holiday Lights
3. 19S7Sidewalk Ramp Program
4. 1QQ7Phase || Street Resurfacing Program
5. 1S97Street Light Program
C. Accept proposal for water meter installation and testing contract
D. Accept proposal for engineering services bank stabilization design
and bridge replacement onWeller Creek between Emerson and
Main Streets.
E. Status Report
X1. ANY OTHER BUSINESS
XII. CLOSED SESSION
A. LITIGATION 5|LCS120/2 (c)(11)-'Litigation.when onaction against, affecting or on
behalf pfthe particular public body has been filed and ispending before acourt or
administrative tribunal, orwhen the public body finds that onaction iaprobable or
imminent, in which case the basis for the finding shall be recorded and entered into the
minutes ofthe closed mesding.^
Bi 5|LCS120.2 (c)(21)-^Disouseiono[minutes ofmeetings lawfully closed under this Act,
whether for purposes ofapproval bythe body ofthe minutes orsemi-annual review of
the minutes as mandated by Section 2.06."
X111. ADJOURNMENT
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF
THE MAYOR AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT
September 16, 1997
CALL TO ORDER
Mayor; Farley called the meeting to order at 7:35 PM„
ROLL CALL
Present upon roll call: Mayor Gerald "Skip" Farley
Trustee George Clowes
Trustee Richard Lohrstorfer
Trustee Daniel Nocchi
Trustee Irvana Wilks
Absent:" Trustee Timothy Corcoran
Trustee Paul Hoefert
INVOCATION
The invocation was given by Trustee,Lohrstorfer,
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Trustee Clowes, seconded by Trustee Lohrstorfer, moved
to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of the
Mayor and Board of Trustees held September 2, 1997.
Upon roll call., Ayes Clowes, Lohrstorfer, Nocchi, Farley
Nays: Mone
Abstain: Wilks
Motion carried.
APPROVAL OF BILLS
Trustee Wilks, seconded by Trustee Nocchi, moved to
approve the following list of bills:
General Fund $779,469
Refuse Disposal Fund 3,197
Motor Fuel Tax Fund287,109
Community Development Black Grant Fund' 34,998
Debt Service Fund
Capital Improvement Fund 6,309
Downtown Redev Construction Fund
Police & Fire Building Construction 114,345
Flood Control Construction Fuad
Street Improvement Construction Fund 134,610'
Water & Sewer Fund 8,033
Parking System Revenue Fund 106,099
Risk Management Fund 4,269
Vehicle Replacement Fund 37,499
Vehicle Maintenance Fund
Computer Replacement Fund "'
Flexcomp Trust Fund 208,104
Escrow Deposit Fund
Police Pension Fund 3,696
Fire Pension Fund
Benefit Trust Fund $1,735,369
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INVOCATION
APPROVE
MINUTES
A
Upon roll call, Ayes: Clowes, Lohrstorfar, Nocchi, Wilks
Nays;None
Motion carried.
FINANCIAL.
Trustee Wilks, seconded by Trustee Nocchi, moved to accept the
REPORT
financial report dated January, 1997 through August, 1997, subject
to audit.
Upon roll call: Ayes. Clower, Lohrstorfer, Nocchl, Wilks
Nays;+None
Motion carried. i
MAYOR'S REPORT
ST. JOHN'S
Stasha White, of St. John Lutheran Church, gave the Village
LUTHERAN
Board and audience, historical information on the church.
CHURCH
The 1998/99 vehicle sticker contest's theme was "St. John
Lutheran Church --150 Years of Service," in recognition of the
longevity of this congregation.
VEHICLE
Laury Youngquist, member of the Mount Prospect Arts Council,
STICKER
announced the four finalists in the 1998/99 Vehicle Sticker
CONTEST
Contest. The following finalists received cash awards and free
vehicle stickers for the upcoming year:
Julie Anderson 1 st place winner $100
Tim Meyer 2nd place winner; $ 50`
Angela Halog 3rd place winner $ 25
Marilyn Johansen' 3rd place winner $ 26
There was no 4th place winner, as there was a tie for 3rd place.
FIRE
Mayor Farley proclaimed the week of October 5 through 9, 1997
PREVENTION
as Fire Prevention Week, The Public Education Officer for the
WEEK
Mount Prospect Fire Department, Rich Doubek, accepted the
proclamation and urged residents to check their smoke
detectors regularly and practice fire safety all year.
EMPLOYEE
Mayor Farley and Glen Andler, Director of Public Works;
RECOGNITION:
recognized the following members of the Public Works
PUBLIC WORDS
Department on celebrating their quinqulpnial aniversaries with
the Village;
Glen Andler 25 years
Larry Stanley 25 years
Anthony Patrasso 20 years"
James Guenther 20 years
Sandra Clark 20 years
Joel Villarreal 20 years
Richard Ugolini 10 years
Michael Stephenson 10 years
George Chlystek 5 years
AMEND CH; 13.
An Ordinance was presented for second reading to delete the
LIQUOR SALES
requirement for having a separate cash register for liquor sales
at liquor stores, yet retain the requirement that the cashier must'
be at least 19 years old to process the sale.
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Trustee Wilks, seconded by Trustee Clowes, moved for passage
ORD. NO.
of Ordinance No. 4$87
4887
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 13.117 OF
CHAPTER 13 OF THE VILLAGE CODE
Upon roll call: Ayes: Clowes, Lohrstorfer, Nocchi, Wilks
Nays: None
Motion carried.
A request was presented to authorize the new owner of Martini's
NIKKI D'S
Restaurant, 113 South Emerson Street, to continue operation under
CHARHOUSE
the existing Class "S" liquor license. The Class "S" designation
provides for the operation of a restaurant with a lounge offering full
113S.
EMERSON ST
service liquor by the drink. The name of the restaurant will be
changed to Nikki D's Charhouse.
Trustee Wilks, seconded by Trustee Nocchi, moved to authorize
the owner of the restaurant at 113 South Emerson Street, formerly
Martini's and now Nikki D's Charhouse, to continue operation under
the existing Class "S" liquor license.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Clowes, Lohrstorfer, Nocchi, Wilks
Nays: None'
Motion carded.
A request was presented to euthori e the neer owners of Bolzano's _
BALZANO'S
LIQUORS
Li luors,'2316 cWb Elmhurst Road, to continue operation tinder
the existing Class "C" liquor license. The Class "C" designation
2316S.
provides for retail sale of packaged goods. The name of the store
ELMHURST RD.
will be changed to Balzano's Liquors.
Trustee Clowes, seconded by Trustee Lohrstorfer, moved to
authorize the neva owners of Balzano's Liquors, 2316 South Elmhurst
Road to continue operation under the existing Class "C" liquor
license.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Clowes, Lohrstorfer; Nocchi, Wilks
Nays: None
Motion carried.
A request was presented to authorize the new owner of House of `
RESTAURANT CHINESE
China Restaurant, 1747-49 West Algonquin Road, to continue
"R" The Class "R"
operation funder the existing Class liquor license.
the of alcoholic beverages at
designation provides for consumption
dining tables only. The iiname of the restaurant has been changed
to Sun's Chinese Restaurant.
Trustee' Clowes'; seconded by TrusteeNocchi, moved to authorize
the new owner of Sun's Chinese Restaurant, 1747-49 West
operation under the existing Class "R"
Algonquin Road, to continue
liquor license.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Clowes, Lohrstorfer, Nocchi, Wilks
Nays: None
Motion carried.
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APPOINTMENTS
There were no appointments.
CITIZENS TO BE HEARD
CROSSWALKS
Clarence Bobikewicz, 1114 N. Meadow Lane, approached the
Village Board with the suggestion of street crosswalks at the
intersections of Rand Road at Route 83, Euclid Avenue at
Route 83, and Rand Roadat Euclid Avenue.
Trustee Clowes stated his support for the installation of
crosswalks, primarily because of the moLie theatre development
in that area.
Mayor Farley asked about the possibility of area homeowner
associations sharing the cost of these projects. He asked that
Staff research the feasibility of installing crosswalks and report
that information to the Board.
OLD BUSINESS
ZBA 11-97
An Ordinance was presented for second reading that would
MID -CITY BANK
grant a Conditional Use for a drive-thru facility at Mid -City Bank
15 E. PROSPECT'
National Bank, 15 East Prospect Avenin.
AVENUE_
Trustee Wilks expressed her concerns regarding traffip flow,
signalizatien, and parking in the area'of the bank" and explained
her reasons for dating against the reque ted Conditional Use,
OPD.
Trustee Clewes, seconded by Trustee Nocchi, moved for
NO. 4888 "
passage of Ordinance No 4888 '
AN ORDINANCE GRANTING'A CONDITIONAL USE
FOR PROPERTY COMMONLY KNOWN AS 15 EAST
PROSPECT AVENUE, MID -CITY NATIONAL BANK'
Upon roll call: Ayes: Clowes, Lohrstorfer, Nocchi; Farley
Nays: Wilks
Motion carried.
ZBA 18-97
AnOrdinance was presented for second reading whih Would
2225 W.
rezone 2225 West Lincoln Street from 1 -X to R-4, (aingla Family
LINCOLN ST.
Residential).
OPD.
Trustee Nocchi, seconded by Trustee Clewes, moved for
NO, 4889
passage of Ordinance No. 4889
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE OFFICIAL ZONING
MAP WITH RESPECT TO THE ZONING OF CERTAIN
PROPERTY FROM R -X TO R-1 (SINGLE FAMILY
RESIDENCE DISTRICT), 2225 WEST LINCOLN'
STREET
Upon roll call: Ayes: Clowes, Lohrstprfer, Nocchi, Wilks
Nays: None
Motion carried.
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A Plat of Subdivision, being the subject of ZBA 18-97, was
was presented that would divide a large parcel of land in
order to create three single family lots. The Plan Commission
recommended approval by a vote of 7-0.
Trustee Clowes, seconded by Trustee Wilks, moved to
authorize the Mayor to sign and the Clerk to attest his
signature on the Pine Hill Plat of Subdivision.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Clowes, Lohrstorfer, Nocchi, Wilks
Nays: None
T,06-03=
Zba 7-97, 50 North Main,Street
An Ordinance was presented for first reading to grant a iConditiona
Use for drive-thru lanes and setback variations for the proposed
Mount Prospect Nadonat Bank, The Zoning Board of Appeals
recommended granting this reAuest by a vote of 6-0.
Trustee Nocchi, seconded by Trustee Clowes, moved to waive the
I —;,;nn twr% ronciinnq ref an ordinance.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Clowes, Lohrstorfer, Nocchi, Wilks
Nays: None
Motion carded.
Trustee Nocchi, seconded by Trustee Lohrstorfer, moved for passage
of Ordinance No. 4890
AN ORDINANCE GRANTING A CONDITIONAL USE
AND VARIATION FOR PROPERTY GENERALLY
LOCATED AT 50 NORTH MAIN STREET, MOUNT
PROSPECT NATIONAL BANK
Upon roll call: Ayes: 6lowes, Lohrstorfer, Nocchi,
Wilks, Farley
Nays: None
Motion carried.
A Plat of Subdivision was presented which would consolidate
the property at 200 South Wilie Street, St. Mark Lutheran Church,
into one lot of record. The Plan Commission recommended
approving this subdivision by a vote of 6-0.
Trustee Clowes, seconded by Trustee Nocchi, moved to authorize
the Mayor to sign and the Clerk, to attest his signature on the St.
Mark Lutheran Church Plat of Subdivision.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Clowes, Lohrstorfer, Nocchi,
Wilks, Farley
Nays: None
Motion carried.
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PLAT OF
SUBDIVISION:
PINE HILL
ZBA 7-97
50 N. MAIN
PLAT OF
SUBDIVISION:
ST. MARK
NEW BUSINESS
VEHICLE
An Ordinance was presented for first reading which would
IMMOBILIZATION: "
amend the vehicle immobilizationtimpoundment'procedure to
DENVER BOOT
allow police officers to use the "boof' on any parked vehicles '
having unpaid trraf b violations. The e isting regulation allows
the "boort" to !be applied only when that vehicle is committing yet
another violation,
Trustee Wilks raised several questions regarding the language;
and enforcement of this Ordinance,
This Ordinance will be presented for second reading at the next
Village Board meeting on October 7.
PUBLIC
Mayor Farley opened the floor for a Public Hearing at 8:58 PM
NEARING:
for the purpose of vacating an easement' dedicated for an
LAMS COURT/
unimproved public walkway located between Lams Court and
DRESSER DRiVE
Chesser Drive, Legal notice was published in the Manu, t
FL e—q t j1A on August 21, 1997,
Bill Cooney, Director of Community Development, provided
background information bn this property'and addressed
concerns from Trustee Nocchi regarding the transfer of',
ownership to the eight adjoining property owners.
There were no comments from the audience, so Mayor Farley
declared the Public Hearing closed at 9:11 PM,
VACATE
An Ordinance was presented for first reading to vacate an
PUBLIC
unimproved public sidewalk.
SIDEWALK
Trustee Wilks, seconded by Trustee Nocchi, moved to waive
the rule requiring two readings of an Ordinance.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Clowes, Lohrstorfer, Nocchl,
Wilks, Farley
Nays: None
Motion carried.
ORD,
Trustee Wilks, seconded by Trustee Nocchi, moved for passage
NO4891
of Ordinance No. 4891
AN ORDINANCE VACATING AN UNIMPROVED
PUBLIC SIDEWALK
Upon roll call: Ayes: Clowes, Lohrstorfer, Nocchi,
Wilks, Farley
Nays: None
Motion carried.
SAFETY
The Safety Commission presented the following requests:
COMMISSION:
A request was presented for 4 -way stop signs at the
4 -WAY STOP:
intersection of Maple Street and Memory Lane. Jeff Wulbecker,
MAPLE &
Village Engineer, indicated that traffic volume surveys have
MEMORY
been conducted, and that none of them warrant the need for
installation of these signs, therefore the Safety Commission
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recommended denying this request by a vote of 5-0.'
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Mary Jane Meyers, 503 North Maple Street, representing
residents in the Maple/Memory area, stated the need for 4-way
signs due, primarily, to the fact that there are many small
children in the area, as well as residents from other countries
who might not possess a full understanding of traffic laws in
Mount Prospect.
Board members expressed their concerns and understanding of
this matter, while recognizing that the Safety Commission
surveys do not indicate a need for such signage.
Trustee Clowes, seconded by Trustee Lohrstorfer, moved to
concur with the recommendation of the Safety Commission to
deny this request.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Clowes, Lohrstorfer, Nocchi,
lrydks, Farley
Nays: None
Motion carried.
Mr. Wulbecker suggested the installation of "Children Playing"
signs. Michael Janonis, illageManager, emphasized the
importance of residents realizing that while this measure is
expected to help somewhat, It does not provide for any
additional traffic taw enforcement.
A request was presented for 4-way stop signs at Tano and
4-WAY STOP:
TANG & LAMA
Lama Lades, The Safety Commission has recommended
LANES
denying this request by a vote of 5-0.
Mr. Wulbecker traffic survey results, and indicated
provided
that with yield signs already being in place at this intersedtion,'
there appears to be no justification for installing 4-way stop
signs.
Trustee Clowes, seconded by Trustee Nocchl, moved to concur
with the recommendation of the Safety Commission and deny
the request for 4-way stop signs at Tano and Lama Lanes.
Upon roll calk Ayes: Clowes, Lohrstorfer, Nocchi,
Wilks, Farley
Nays: None
Motion carried.
A request was presented for 4-way stop signs at the
Avenue and Sha-Bonee Trail. After
4-WAY STOP:
intersection of See-Dwain
conducting traffic counts during the golf season, the Safety
& SEE GWUN
Commission recommended that this request be denied, by a
vote of 5-0.
Trustee Nocchi left the meeting room at this time.
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Trustee Clewes, seconded by Tru;
with the recommendation of the SK
request.
Upon roll cell: Ayes: Clewes, Lohrstorfer,
Wilks, Farley
Nays: None
Motion carried.
Trustee Nocchi returned at this point.
VILLAGE MANAGER'S REPORT
DOWNTOWN
Village Manager Michael Janonis prpseothO the results of
MARKET
proposals received for a downtown market analysis study, The
ANALYSIS
results of the study are to be used bythe Downtown Ad Hoc
Committee in preparing the Downtown Strategic Plan.
The following proposals were received:
Clarion Associates, inc. $32,000
REPG & Goodwin Williams Group 32,950
S.B. Friedman & Company 35,000
it was the recommendation of the administration that the
contract be awarded to Clarion Associates, Inc. in an amount
not to exceed $32,000. Mr. Janonis stated that monies were
not specifically allocated for this in the 1998 budget, but are
eligible under the TIFcriteria, and would be transferred at the
appropriate time.
CLARION
Trustee Nocchi, seconded by Trustee Wilks, moved to accept
ASSOCIATES
the proposal for a downtown market ana!ysiissturdy submitted
by Clarion Associates, Inc. at a cast neat to exceed $ 2j000.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Clewes, Lohrst6rfer, Nocchi, Wilks,
Farley
Nays: None
Motion carried.
COMPUTER
Mr. Janonis stated that the next agenda item, a request to
WORK
waive bidding procedure and authorize the purchase of in -car
STATIONS
computer work stations for squad cars, has been deferred until
the November 5 meeting of the Village Board. Deferral is being
requested to allow more time for staff to complete additional
analysis.
Trustee Wilks, seconded by Trustee Clewes, moved to defer the
bid results for squad car computer work stations until November
5, 1997.
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Upon roll call: Ayes: Clewes, Lohrstorfer, Nocchl, Wilks,
Farley
Nays: None
Motion carried.
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ANY OTHER BUSINESS
Trustee Clower stated that he would like to include employee
vehicles and the employee sick leave incentive program as part
of the upcoming budget discussions.
Trustee Clowes stated his concerns in reference to a recent
newspaper article which suggests that two types of plastic coating
on recyclables are not compatible.
Trustee Nocchi reminded the audience of the November 4 election
and encouraged voter registration, and made a clarification
regarding the recent increase of the telecommunications tax.
Trustee Nocchi stated that he and Trustee Corcoran feel that Village
officials should take an active role in preventing the addition of yet
another telephone area code. He also stated that County
Commissioner Carl Hansen has been instrumental in seeing that all
remaining numbers are utilized before creating another area code.
He also referred back to the matter of 4 -way stop signs at Maple
Street and Memory Lane, and reminded the audience that parents
are primarily responsible for teaching their children street safety
habits.
CLOSEDSESSION
Trustee Clowes seconded by Trustee Nocchi, moved to go into
Closed Session for the purpose of considering; personnel 5 ILCS
120/2 (c) (1), and to consider Land Acquisition 5 ILLS 120/2 (c) (5):,
Upon roll call: Ayes: Clowes; Lohrstorfer, Nocchl, Wilks,
Farley
Nays: None
Motion carried.
The Board went into Closed Session at 9:35 PM..
Mayor Farley reconvened in Open Session at 10:03 PM
Trustee Lohrstorfer, seconded by Trustee Clowes, moved to
approve the minutes of the August 5, 1997 Closed Session.
Upon roll call: Ayes: Clowes, Lohrstorfer, Nocchi, Wilks,
Farley
Nays; None'
Motion carried
Trustee Wilks reported that she had recently visited the owner of
Ye Olde Town Inn, Todd Curtis, to discuss his future plans for the
property. Trustee Wilks reported that Mr. Curtis might be amenable
to a sale of his property if a price agreeable to both parties could
be reached.
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VEHICLES &
SICK LEAVE
RECYCLING
ELECTION
TAXINCREASE
AREA CODE
ADDITION'
CHILD SAFETY
CLOSED SESSION
APPROVE
MINUTES
YE OLDE
TOWN INN
r brief discussion, il9ege Board members indicated, no
iediate desire to pursue Mr. Curtis` property.
JOURNMENT
a motion by Trustee Wilks, and seconded by'Trustee' AW+i UR NM NT
afes, the regular Board meeting was adjourned on a
nimous vote at 10:06 PK
Velma W, Lown
Deputy Village Clerk
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VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT
CASH POSITION
September 30, 1997
Enterprise Fund
Cash & Invest
Balance
9/12/97
Receipts
9/12/97 thru
9/30197
Disbursements
Per Attached
list of oils
Other
Credits/
(Debits)
Cash & Invest
Balance
9/30/97
General Fund
$5,287,017
1,881,467
745,800
(150,094)
6,272,590
Special Revenue Fund
640,658
19,008
1,551
(6,160)
651,955
Refuse Disposal Fund
473,364
694,837
235,040
(1,162)
931,999
Motor Fuel Tax Fund
830,690
-
4,091
218,208
826,599
Community Development Block Grant
(24,801)
32,000
6,113
80,637
1,086
Local Law Enforcement Block Grant
14,557
-
1,762
75,096
12,795
Fund
146,981
-
4,804
151,785
Debt Service Funds
3,560,369
745,483
-
4,305,852
Capital Proiects
Capital Improvement Fund
2,218,447
250
4,071
2,214,626
Capital Improvement Construction Fund
234,046
3,883
230,163
Downtown Redev Const Funds
859,503
750
858,753
Police & Fire Building Construction
54,799
-
54,799
Flood Control Construction Fund
504,390
9,323
148,710
643,777
Street Improvement Const Fund
189,947
-
189,947
Enterprise Fund
Flexcomp Trust Fund
Water & Sewer Fund
2,282,343
961,188
356,627
(351,995)
2,534,909
Parking System Revenue Fund
640,658
19,008
1,551
(6,160)
651,955
Internal Service Funds
21,819 24,848,736
Fire Pension Fund
27,513,362
34,877
127,603
Risk Management Fund
3,057,310
42,156
154,061
218,208
3,163,613
Vehicle Replacement Fund
1,391,836
-
1,345
80,637
1,471,128
Vehicle Maintenance Fund
67,171
98
28,768
75,096
113,597
Computer Replacement Fund
146,981
-
4,804
151,785
Trust & Anency Fund
Flexcomp Trust Fund
9,350
6,982
11,294
5,038
Escrow Deposit Fund
1,722,945
184,799
207,422
1,700,322
Police Pension Fund
24,849,873
53,358
76,314
21,819 24,848,736
Fire Pension Fund
27,513,362
34,877
127,603
53,881 27,474,517
Benefit Trust Funds
169,635
2,693
166,942
4,656,503
't,9718,511 eol
93,744 78',825.528
List of Bills Presented to the Board of Trustees
SEPTEMBER 30, 1997 PAGE:
VENDOR DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
NON -DEPARTMENTAL
A. LAMP CONSTRUCTION OVERPAYMENT OF PERMIT 15.00
ACACIA ELECTRIC CO., INC. OVERPAYMENT OF CONTRACTOR LICENSE 17.50
ARC DISPOSAL COMPANY AUGUST COLLECTIONS 13,167.00
LAVERNE BRA-BANT REFUND FINAL WATER BILL -1542469 44.85
REFUND FINAL WATER BILL -1542469 4.80
JOSEPHINE BRUSCIANEL
CARROUSEL IMPORTS
-'CHURCH CGUNC-I L- OF
CITIBANK, N.A.
BETTY J COFFMAN
CAROLYN DAVILA
DISBURSEMENT ACCOUNT
PAUL DOWD
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO
FIRST COMMONWEALTH
FLEX COMP PAYOUT
'37.b7
REFUND FINAL WATER 13ILL-4102131
29.90
REFUND FINAL WATER BILL -4102131
3.20
33.10
OVERPAYMENT OF BUSINESS LICENSE
37.50
SUMMER- SCHOLARS HTP -PROGRAM =IZIB---0
J1 -� -PO_ 00
PAYMENT OF INSURANCE CLAIMS - GAD
531.10
PMT OF INS CLAIMS - GAB
531.10
PMT OF INS CLAIMS - GAB
7,500.00
8,562.20
REFUND FINAL WATER BILL -3740270
62.39
REFUND FINAL WATER BILL -3740270
6.68
69.07
RESIDENT R/E TR. TAX REBATE
334.00
P/R PERIOD ENDED: 9/11/97
967.04
RETIREE INST - SEPT '97
1,'832.98
RETIREE INST - SEPT '97
2,693.06
RETIREE INST - SEPT '97
5,410.47
P/R PERIOD ENDED: 9/25
493,851.21
P/R PERIOD ENDED: 9/25
2,078.96
P/R PERIOD ENDED: 9/25
1,780.95
P/R PERIOD ENDED: 9/25
40,516.41
P/R PERIOD ENDED: 9/25
731.20
P/R PERIOD ENDED: 9/25
15,625.34
P/R PERIOD ENDED: 9/25
1,203.78
P/R
- 700.00
567,391.40
REIMB - DEDUCTIONS
388.06
EMPLR SHARE FICA COSTS P/R: 9/25
15,463.17
EMPLR SHARE FICA COSTS P/R: 9/25
146.22
EMPLR SHARE FICA COSTS P/R: 9/25
133.68
EMPLR SHARE FICA COSTS P/R: 9/25
2,996.19
EMPLR SHARE FICA COSTS P/R: 9/25
54.62
EMPLR SHARE FICA COSTS P/R: 9/25
1,172.48
19,966.36
SAVINGS BONDS - P/R: 9/25
750.00
EMPLOYEE DENTAL PLAN
1,669.76
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
158.00
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
266.78
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
290.16
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
64.00
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
213.70
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VENDOR DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
NON -DEPARTMENTAL
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
125.78
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
15.00
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
241.28
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
399.00
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
543.00
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
375.00
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
1,051.11
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
56.00
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
230.00
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
737.86
AUGUST- FLEXCOMP REIMB.:339-21--
-
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
56.00
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
188.00
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
114.00
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
315.08
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
618.20
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
624.00
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
159.20
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
68.00
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
434.31
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
409.78
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
111.40
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
234.00
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
232.42
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
130.00
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
307.57
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
243.00
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
133.16
AUGUST FLEXCOMP REIMB
140.00
,624.06
GREG GARLAND
OVERPMT OF VEHICLE STICKER#34325
8.50
HEALTH CARE SERVICE CORP.
OVERPMT OF AMBULANCE BILL-H.IVERSO
100.00
HELLER/SHAPIRO/FRISONE&FERLEGE
WAGE DEDUCTION 85MI106752
524.14
ICMA RETIREMENT TRUST - 457
REIMB DIR DEPOSIT ICMA RETRMNT PLA
15,075.37
DIRECT DEPOSIT REIMB
15,148.68
30,224.05
ILLINOIS MUNICIPAL RETIREMENT
EMPLEE/EMPLR SHARE SEPT
22,687.49
EMPLEE/EMPLR SHARE SEPT
34,061.92
EMPLEE/EMPLR SHARE SEPT
411.30
EMPLEE/EMPLR SHARE SEPT
320.58
EMPLEE/EMPLR SHARE SEPT
7,459.48
EMPLEE/EMPLR SHARE SEPT
119.13
EMPLEE/EMPLR SHARE SEPT
3,012.70
EMPLEE/EMPLR SHARE SEPT
15,836.33
83, 908.93
IMRF VOLUNTARY LIFE
PREMIUM FOR MONTH OF OCT 97
357.00
INDIANA DEPT OF REVENUE
STATE INCOME TAX FOR 8/97
135.51
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SEPTEMBER 30, 1997 PAGE:
VENDOR DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
NON -DEPARTMENTAL
MARYSE KLOSS
DOUGLAS KODA
MICHAEL KOPELMAN
KRANZ HEATING & COOLING
YOUNG SOOK KWON
MARK S. LOVDJIEFF
KATARZYNA MACIANTOWICZ
'-JERRY- MALACHOWSK-1 -
MARILYN MAZEWSKI
SHERLOCK MERRILL
METRO FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
NANCY MORGAN
PENSION DISBURSEMENTS
JAMES C. PETERSON
PHYSIO -CONTROL
DONAL QUINN
MARK RECKER
REDWOOD APT. PARTNERS
RIVER TRAILS PARK DISTRICT
CINDY RUMORE
TERRANCE RYAN
ARTHUR STOKES
SUN'S RESTAURANT COMPANY, INC
THIRD DISTRICT CIRCUIT COURT
UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT
JERRY J WALSH
REFUND OF OVERPAYMENT
271.42
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER TAX REBATE
520.00
OVERPAYMENT OF BUSINESS LICENSE
37.50
REFUND FINAL WATER BILL -1121144
8.97
REFUND FINAL WATER BILL -1121144
0.96
9.93
RESIDENT R/E TR. TAX REBATE
440.00
RESIDENT R/E TR. TAX REBATE
660.00
REFUND STICKER #22550
30.00
RESIDENT R/E TR. TAX BATZ---
_1,2.60,09` -
REFUND FINAL WATER BILL -1123321
ji.-bg
REFUND FINAL WATER BILL -1123321
3.42
35.31
OVERPAYMENT OF VEHICLE LICENSE
40.00
DIRECT DEPOSIT REIMB
48,112.58
REIMS FOR PLANTS AND ARTWORK
289.97
POLICE PENSION DISE SEPTEMBER 1997
76,313.67
FIRE PENSION DISB - SEPT '97
127,603.10
203,916.77
COMPUTER LOAN
2,500.00
AED QUICKCOMBO PT SIMULATOR
407.09
REFUND FINAL WATER BILL -2032558
44.85
REFUND FINAL WATER BILL -2032558
4.80
49.65
6 MOS CELL PHONE EXPENSE REIMB
180.00
REFUND FINAL WATER BILL
98.67
REFUND FINAL WATER BILL
10.56
REFUND FINAL WATER BILL
73.60
REFUND FINAL WATER BILL
7.83
190.66
"YOUR NIGHT" PROGRAM CONTRIBUTION
1,000.00
COMPUTER LOAN
2,500.00
REFUND OF OVERPAYMENT VEHICLE
60.00
REFUND FINAL WATER BILL -2072910
29.90
REFUND FINAL WATER BILL -20729103.20
33 .10
LIQUOR LICENSE FEE REFUND
666.64
SEP 3 BOND MONEY
1,833.00
SEP4 BOND MONEY
1,720.00
SEP5 BOND MONEY
2,286.00
SEP6 BOND MONEY
1,798.00
7,6 7.00
POSTAGE BY PHONE ACCT 06983947
3,000.00
WRE TRANSFER INCOME TAXES
90,088.95
WIRE TRANSFER INCOME TAX
28.55
90,117.50
REFUND FINAL WATER BILL -1610300
113.62
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SEPTEMBER 30, 1997 PAGE: 4
VENDOR DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
REFUND FINAL WATER BILL -1610300 12.16
125-78
JOEL B. WELLS RESIDENT R/E TR. TAX REBATE 564.00
WOW RESTAURANT, INC. LIQUOR LICENSE FEE REFUND 1,564.00
TOTAL: 1,104,551.63
PUBLIC REPRESENTATION
JULIE ANDERSON ..
FIRST PLACE VEHICLE STICKER�ONTES
100-00
GERALD L. FARLEY
EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENT
21.66
ANGELA HALOG
3RD PL TIE VIL VEH STICKER CONTEST
25.00
MARILYN JOHANSEN
3RD PL TIE VIL VEH STICKER CONTEST
25.00
TIM MEYER
SECOND PLACE VEHICLE STICKER CONTE
50.00
NATIONAL CIVIC LEAGUE
MEMBERSHIP FOR MAYOR G.L.FARLEY
50.00
PETTY CASH - FINANCE DEPT.
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES
100.00
DAILY HERALD
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES
15.08
SUBSCRIPTION
115.08
SCHWEPPE & SONS
COFFEE SUPP
91.16
SEVENTEEN SPECIALTIES INC.
LAPEL PINS AND GIFT BOXES
637.03
TOTAL: 1,114.93
VILLAGE MANAGER'S OFFICE
BURKE, WEAVER & PRELL
LEGAL SERVICES RENDERED
325.70
CDW COMPUTER CENTERS INC.
COMPUTER SUPPLIES
99.00
COMPUTER SUPPLIES
96.00
195.00
CERTIFIED HYDRAULIC SPECIALIST
PROFESSIONAL FEES
2,953.50
PROFESSIONAL FEES
147.50
3,101.6-6
DAILY HERALD
ADVERTISING
152.68
SUBSCRIPTION
213.20
ADVERTISING
399.84
DERMATOLOGY FUND INC.
CONSULTATION FEE
1,400.00
GERALD L. FARLEY
EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENT
32.50
HOLY FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER
PRE-EMPLOYMENT PHYSICAL-J.KANELOS
180.00
PRE-EMPLOYMENT PHYSICALS -SEARS JR,
300.00
4_80.00
KLEIN, THORPE AND JENKINS,LTD.
LEGAL SERVICES RENDERED
21,404.25
LEGAL SERVICES
--18,061.44
39,465.69
MIGHTY MITES AWARDS & SONS
PLAQUE AND ENGRAVING
684.45
NAMEPLATE
9.96
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SEPTEMBER 30, 1997 PAGE: 5
VENDOR DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
VILLAGE MANAGER'S OFFICE
PETTY CASH - FINANCE DEPT.
QUICK PRINT PLUS, INC.
VON BRIESEN AND PURTELL, S,C,
COMMUNICATION DIVISION
DAILY HERALD
MICROWAREHOUSE
PETTY CASH - FINANCE DEPT.
ROSENTHAL, MURPHEY, COBLENTZ
VILLAGE CLERK'S OFFICE
CHICAGO TRIBUNE
DISTINCTIVE BUSINESS PRODUCTS
PADDOCK PUBLICATIONS, INC.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT
AMBASSADOR OFFICE EQUIP., INC
BT OFFICE PROD. INT'L., INC.
BRIAN W. CAPUTO
COMPUSERVE, INC
DISTINCTIVE BUSINESS PRODUCTS
GOVERNMENT FINANCE OFFICERS A
I.B.M. CORPORATION - SQH
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES
NOTE PADS
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
TOTAL:
SUBSCRIPTION
AVER KEY 3 PC/TV SCAN CONVERTOR
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES
SERVICES RENDERED
TCl/FRANCHISE RENEWAL
NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTION
STAPLES
LEGAL NOTICE
TOTAL:
TOTAL:
CARTRIDGE
OFFICE SUPP
OFFICE SUPP
OFFICE SUPP
CREDIT FOR DISKETTE
CHAIRMAT
TRAVEL EXPENSE REIMB
USAGE CHARGES
USAGE CHARGES
STAPLES
CERTIFICATION PROGRAM:CAPUTO
MAINTENANCE CONTRACT -SEPT
101.81
43.20
2,008.22
48,613.25
213.20
256.95
12.25
36.25
531.25
567.50
1,078.19
188.38
22.07
60.30
270.75
121.45
89.96
58.42
15.70
-6.62
48.20 '
205.66
344.17
10.45
21.95
32.40
22.05
200.00
492.00
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SEPTEMBER 30, 1997 PAGE: 6
VENDOR DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
FINANCE DEPARTMENT
LASALLE NATIONAL TRUST, N.A. SERVICES 859.68
METRO/KDR, INC. COURIER SERVICES 19.60
PETTY CASH - FINANCE DEPT. MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES 35.31
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES 12.99
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES 9.43
57.73
PRECISION SYSTEMS CONCEPTS,INC CONSULTING FEES 600.00
CONSULTING FEES 600.00
----1-,200.()0
--RINCT-SIZERS, INC. SALES TAX COLLECTION SCHEDITLB-.-, 82.76
VACCARO CONSULTING, INC. PROFESSIONAL FEES & EXPENSES 8/97 4,940.30
CAROL WIDMER REIMB-CONFERENCE EXPENSES 152.38
TOTAL: 8,730.18
XI
110 id Wel, I we 11 DIVA 01 to]
A -B -C HUMANE WILDLIFE RESCUE
WILD ANIMAL REMOVAL
45.00
AMERICAN PLANNING ASSOCIATION
MEMBERSHIP DUES
268.00
ANDERSON PEST CONTROL
REMOVAL OF INSECT NEST
60.00
REMOVAL OF INSECT NEST
60.00
REMOVAL OF INSECT NEST
60.00
RODENT CONTROL
260.00
REMOVAL OF INSECT NEST
60.00
500.00
WILLIAM J. COONEY, JR.
AMERICAN EXPRESS BAL FOR FOOD/BEV
82.15
DAILY HERALD
SUBSCRIPTION
213.20
SUBSCRIPTION
213.20
.40
DISTINCTIVE BUSINESS PRODUCTS
STAPLES
22.07
FAIRVIEW PRINTING SERVICE
BUILDING PERMIT FORMS
106.00
WILLIAM G. GEORGE
CLOTHING REIMB
150.00
LU MALONEY
REIMB FOR REMOVAL OF INSECT NEST
75.00
NOVA CELLULAR
SERVICE
21.56
SERVICE
19.29
SERVICE
25.96
SERVICE
12.04
SERVICE12.62
91.47
PETTY CASH - FINANCE DEPT.
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES
26.75
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES
15.00
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES
4.62
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES
25.85
72.22
SUBURBAN PRESS
GARAGE SALE & ELECTR APPL PERMITS
255.00
THOMPSON ELEVATOR INSPECTION S
ELEVATOR INSPECTION
31.00
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SEPTEMBER 30, 1997 PAGE: 7
VENDOR DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPT
VIKING OFFICE PRODUCTS
WAL-MART STORES, INC.
ELEVATOR INSPECTION
ELEVATOR INSPECTION
OFFICE SUPP
FILM AND BATTERIES
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT - CDBG
31.00
11 -
170.89
122.01
TOTAL: 2,498.21
BROWNS REAL ESTATE CONSULTING INSPECTION SERVICES 1,920.00
APRIL B. FOLEY MISC SUPP 270.66
REIMB EXPENSES 99.51
370.17
MICHAEL J. MORAN SINGLE FAMILY HOUSING REHAB LOAN 170.50
SUBURBAN PRIMARY HEALTH CARE C ACCESS TO CARE 1,416.66
TOTAL: 3,877.33
HUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT
303 CAB ASSOCIATION, INC.
SENIOR TAXI RIDES
371.65
AMERICAN CHARGE SERVICE
SENIOR TAXI RIDES
224.30
ARAMARK REFRESHMENT SERVICES
COFFEE SUPP
166.20
CENTRAL CONTINENTAL BAKERY
BAGELS
58.35
SWEET ROLLS FOR HEALTH FAIR
189'00
247.35
COMMUNITY CAB CO.
SENIOR TAXI RIDES
289.60
CONTINUITY OF CARE ORGANIZATIO
ANNUAL DUES
35.00
CSPI
SUBSCRIPTION RENEWAL
10.00
DAILY HERALD
NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTION
202.80
DANCE -PLUS PRODUCTIONS, INC.
COUNTRY WESTERN LINE DANCE CLASS
160.00
JUDITH B. FELL
REIMB FOR HEALTH FAIR EXPENSES
286.04
REIMB FOR HEALTH FAIR EXPENSES
15.59
301.63
NOVA CELLULAR
SERVICE
26.86
PETTY CASH POLICE DEPT.
MISC EXPENSES
24.66
PETTY CASH FINANCE DEPT.
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES
11.68
PILLS NEWS
SUBSCRIPTION
10.00
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT
SUBSCRIPTION RENEWAL
28.00
WAIST UP
T-SHIRTS FOR MENTOR PROGRAM
390.00
TOTAL: 2,499.73
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SEPTEMBER 30, 1997 PAGE: 8
VENDOR DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
POLICE DEPARTMENT
TED D. ADAMCZYK
AMERITECH
CDW COMPUTER CENTERS INC
CHICAGO SUN -TIMES INC
JOHN DAHLBERG
ELGIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE
F & F OFFICE PRODUCTS
TED GORSKI
HOME DEPOT COMMERCIAL ACCT PR
ICMA-401 PLAN
KALE UNIFORMS, INC.
LITTLE AMERICA
AMADOR MONTIEL
NORTHWEST CENTRAL DISPATCH SYS
OFFICE DEPOT
PERF
PETTY CASH - POLICE DEPT.
PREISER ANIMAL HOSPITAL
QUICK PRINT PLUS, INC.
ROBERT L. RZEPECKI
ROBERT SMITH
STANARD & ASSOCIATES,
THE TRAFFIC INSTITUTE
REIMBURSE EXPENSES
SERVICE
NOVELL UPGRADE
POLICE OFFICER AD
REIMBURSEMENT -PUBLICATION COVERS
REG: R PAVLOCK DISASTER SEM 11/6/9
OFFICE SUPP
OFFICE SUPP
OFFICE SUPP
REIMBURSE EXPENSES
BULBS/BATTERIES
401 PLAN PAVLOCK P/R: 9/25
UNFORMS
BODY ARMOR
UNIFORM SUPPLIES
PRISONER MEAL CHARGES FOR AUGUST
EXPENSES - AMADOR MONTIEL
SERVICES RENDERED -OCTOBER
REG: CONDON/ROSCOP POP CONE 11/97
MISC EXPENSES
MISC EXPENSES
MISC EXPENSES
MISC EXPENSES
MISC EXPENSES
MISC EXPENSES
MISC EXPENSES
STRAYS
EMERGENCY TOW REPORT FORMS
ENVELOPES
BUSINESS CARDS
MEMORANDUM FORMS
REIMB EXPENSES
REIMBURSE EXPENSES
INC. PERSONALITY SCREENING -JANE KANELOS
ANNUAL GRAD RETRAINING SEMINAR -
DISCOUNT ON REGISTRATON FEE-K.COND
VAN DRIEL'S MEDICAL SURGICAL
VHF COMMUNICATIONS INC.
LATEX GLOVES
RADIO REPAIR
RADIO REPAIR
WAREHOUSE DIRECT OFFICE SUPP
30.30
37.55
1,762.48
589.00
65.85
45.00
215.42
100.74
146.79
462.95
53.91
48.26
329.84
124.95
425.00
83.40
633.35
223.75
323.25
27,479.14
410.40
700.00
84.28
29.40
35.00
47.75
21.63
21.58
18.00
257.64
830.00
308.65
315.90
30.00
169.65
8?.4.20
617.25
138.75
1.00.00
180.00
-30.00
- 150.00
186.90
49.00
49.00
98.00
49.87
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VENDOR DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
POLICE DEPARTMENT
OFFICE SUPP
11.92
OFFICE SUPP
85.24
OFFICE SUPP
76.35
BATTERY
223.38
WOLF CAMERA, INC. FILM PROCESSING
3.87
FILM PROCESSING
11.85
FILM PROCESSING
5.61
POLAROID FILM
510.00
FILM PROCESSING
9.74
FILM PROCESSING
18.35
SERVICE
559.42
FIRE DEPARTMENT
ACME TRUCK BRAKE & SUPPLY CO
AERO PRODUCTS CORPORATION
AIR ONE EQUIPMENT, INC.
AMBASSADOR OFFICE EQUIP., INC
AMERITECH
ARAMARK UNIFORM SERVICES, INC
BECK'S CRS INC.
DON BURGER PLUMBING
MATT CANNING
EDWARD CAVELLO
CDW COMPUTER CENTERS INC
CENTRAL CONTINENTAL BAKERY
CHARTERHOUSE PUBLISHING CO.
CHEMSEARCH
CONTRACTING & MATERIAL COMPANY
DAILY HERALD
TOTAL: 37,180.57
BELTS
30.51
BATTERY
276.78
BATTERY
138.39
BATTERY
138.39
584.07
CYNCH LOCKS FOR DRUG CASE
210.00
4 SENSORS FOR MSA QUAD METER
790.00
CARTRIDGE
150.74
SERVICE
128.09
SERVICE
15.37
SERVICE
18.86
SERVICE
40.89
203.21
UNIFORM EXPENSES
148.20
CLEANING SERV
85.70
CLEANING SERV
38.25
CLEANING SERV
65.00
337.15
REFILL INKJET
18.00
PLUMB SUPP
159.24
EXP SAVING OUR OWN 10/22-24/97
306.45
UNIFORM ALLOWANCE
206.86
COMPUTER SOFTWARE
107.09
CREDIT FOR COMPUTER SOFTWARE
-56.13
50.96
CAKE
17.96
TIME AND PAY RECORDS -FORM
33.64
STEAM CLEANER SOLVENT
306.93
TRAFFIC SIGNALS-OPTICOM
296.42
SUBSCRIPTION
213.20
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SEPTEMBER 30, 1997 PAGE: 10
VENDOR DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
FIRE DEPARTMENT
EL -COR INDUSTRIES, INC.
EMFOUR IMPRINTS
ENDEAVOR PLUS
WILKIE ESCONDO
FAIRVIEW PRINTING SERVICE
FIRE ENGINEERING
GLOBAL FIRE EQUIPMENT, INC
WIRE TIES/HALOGEN BULBS
T SHIRTS FOR CITIZEN FIRE ACADEMY
PRE PLACEMENT HEALTH EVALUATION-
EXPENSES-ESCONDO WILKIE
BUSINESS CARDS
OPEN HOUSE FLYERS
VIDEO -FIRE ENGINEERING
SUBSCRIPTION
REPAIR PARTS
REPAIR PARTS
REPAIR PARTS
GREAT LAKES FIRE EQUIPMENT FIRE EQUIP
GREAT LAKES AIRGAS, INC. OXYGEN
HOME DEPOT COMMERCIAL ACCT PR ELECTRICAL PARTS
ILLINOIS FIRE CHIEFS ASSOC. PROMOTIONAL TESTING
ILLINOIS STATE POLICE BACKGROUND CHECK AND FINGER
ADDTL FEE FOR BACKGROUND CHECK AND
ADDTL FEE FOR BACKGROUND CHECK AND
INITIAL REACTIONS,
KALE UNIFORMS, INC.
KAR PRODUCTS INC
LARRY ROESCH FORD
LIFE ASSIST
MAC TOOLS
MATRX MEDICAL INC.
INC. T-SHIRTS/SHORTS
BADGES
BRASS FITTINGS
CABLE
BATTERY
SUPPLIES
TOOLS
SHIPPING CHARGES
MEDICAL SUPP
MICRO WAREHOUSE
MIGHTY MITES AWARDS & SONS
MIKRON DESIGN INC.
NAPA -HEIGHTS AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY
CANOPENER SOFTWARE
RIBBONS FOR AWARDS
FULL SUBSTRATE FOR OVERHANG
REPAIR PARTS
REPAIR PARTS
REPAIR PARTS
REPAIR PARTS
REPAIR PARTS
REPAIR PARTS
REPAIR PARTS
REPAIR PARTS
REPAIR PARTS
213.68
90.00
515.00
20.00
76.00
98.00
174.00
39.99
256.50
7.94
56.39
176.34
27.82
260.55
2,696.60
25.90
49.02
1,850.00
72.00
4.00
nn
I . . I v
187.27
106.00
310.43
23.94
104.50
128.44
411.45
47.95
16.27
89.00
1"6-57-27-
74 95
05.2774.95
372.17
29.00
28.80
30,86
121.80
67.30
324.80
12.20
42.14
92.47
-104.90
615.47
NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL MEMBERSHIP -VALENTINE 200.00
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SEPTEMBER 30, 1997 PAGE: 11
VENDOR DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
TOTAL: 27,295.68
SUBSCRIPTION -VALENTINE
15.00
215.00
NORTHWEST CENTRAL DISPATCH SYS
SERVICES RENDERED -OCTOBER
6,869.78
NORTHWEST COMMUNITY EMS SYSTEM
REGISTRATION-GILBERT
990.00
NORTH CENTRAL COLLEGE
REGISTRATION -VALENTINE
70.00
OFFICE DEPOT
278.05
PETTY CASH - FIRE DEPT.
MEETINGS TRAINING SUPPLIES
35.45
MEETINGS TRAINING SUPPLIES
15.75
MEETINGS TRAINING SUPPLIES
4.20
MEETINGS TRAINING SUPPLIES
1.24
MEETINGS TRAINING SUPPLIES
77.06
MEETINGS TRAINING SUPPLIES
10.79
MEETINGS TRAINING SUPPLIES
24.41
168.90
PINNER ELECTRIC
TRAFFIC SIGNAL MAINTENANCE
1,763.12
PLAZA TV
2 VCR's REPAIR
135.00
PAMELA K. PRICE
LANGUAGE LINE SERVICES
11.00
PROFESSIONAL HYDRO TESTERS,INC
AIR -PACKS TESTED SAFE
960.00
JOHN E. REID AND ASSOCIATES
SPECIFIC APPLICANT -ERIC EKSTROM
175.00
SPECIFIC APPLICANT-SELZER,EDWARDS
350.00
SPECIFIC APPLICANT- ERIC MERTES
175.00
SPECIFIC APPLICANT -J. INGREBRIGTSE
175.00
875.00
RUSSO ACE HARDWARE
RECOIL SPRING
10.44
PARTS
12.50
22.94
SPRINT
SERVICE 699-0023 (701)
40.97
SERVICE 699-0023 (702)
34.27
SERVICE 699-0023 (739)
40.97
SERVICE 699-0023 (740)
40.97
SERVICE - 699-0023 (908)
433.76
590.94
TRINITY CORPORATION
INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE
28.00
CHRIS J. TRUTY
EXPENSES -CHRIS TRUTY
84.65
UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES INC.
ENGINEERING SERVICES
575.00
UPTOWN AUTO SUPPLY
BATTERY
77.65
BATTERY85.82
163.47
R. PAUL VALENTINE
EXPENSES -VALENTINE
20.00
VALVOLINE, INC.
VARIOUS OIL
581.90
WAL-MART STORES, INC.
FILM PROCESSING
10.92
FILM PROCESSING/CAMERA DISP
32.64
FILM PROCESSING
7.56
FILM PROCESSING
3.92
55.04
WAVE PRINTING
PRINTING OF NOTE PADS AND REG. FOR
185.00
ZEP MANUFACTURING COMPANY
ZEP BIG ORANGE AEROSOL
102.48
TOTAL: 27,295.68
List of Bills Presented to the Board of Trustees
SEPTEMBER 30, 1997 PAGE: 12
VENDOR DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
PUBLIC WORKS - ADMINISTRATION
APWA CHICAGO METRO CHAPTER
CELLULAR CNE - CHICAGO
CINTAS CORP
HOLY FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER
NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL -FILM L
OFFICEMAX CREDIT PLAN
PETTY CASH - PUBLIC WORKS
PROSAFETY
VIKING OFFICE PRODUCTS
WAL-MART STORES, INC.
PUBLIC WORKS - STREETS/BLDGS
ACTIVE ALARM COMPANY, INC
ADDISON BUILDING MATERIAL CO
REGISTRATION FEE -PAUL BURES, JIM
CELLULAR SERVICE
UNIFORM SERVICES
UNIFORM SERVICES
SCREENING - BEYER
SCREENING - CHLYSTEK
SCREENING - LEHNERT
SCREENING - THUM
OCC HL PANEL - ANDLER
OCC -HL PANEL - ASPEN
OCC HL PANEL - BOESCHE
OCC HL PANEL - GUERRERO
OCC HL PANEL - VASKO
OCC HL PANEL - WON
OCC HL PANEL - WUCKI
SAFETY FILM
OFFICE SUPP
TRAVEL & SUPPLIES
FIRST AIDE SUPP-BOOTS AND SAFETY
SUPPLIES
OFFICE SUPP
MISC SUPP
iffeffiwww
INSPECT AND CALIBRATE ALARMS
INSPECT AND CALIBRATE ALARMS
INSPECT AND CALIBRATE ALARMS
INSPECT AND CALIBRATE ALARMS
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
ANDERSON ELEVATOR CO. MAINTENANCE OF PASS ELEVATOR
135.00
129.90
128.22
128.22
256.44
9.50
9.50
9.50
9.50
12.50
12.50
12.50
12.50
12.50
12.50
12.50
125.50
87.00
49.39
13.08
139.62
19.95
159.57
31.59
11.73
999.20
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
120.00
39.50
102.96
7.83
6.94
62.62
31.59
51.84
9.63
19.30
17.14_ �
151.41
List of Bills Presented to the Board of Trustees
SEPTEMBER 30, 1997 PAGE: 13
VENDOR DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
PUBLIC WORKS - STREETS/BLDGS
ANDERSON LOCK COMPANY
CYLINDER/KNOB PLUG
& PIN
48.83
ANDERSON PEST CONTROL
AVITROL ON ROOF TOPS OF POLICE
66.25
ANDERSON LOCK COMPANY
HINGE AXLE
11.70
CADE INDUSTRIES
CLEANING PRODUCTS
213.00
CLEANING PRODUCTS
523.13
CLEANING PRODUCTS
308.62
CLEANING PRODUCTS
85.50
CLEANING PRODUCTS
223.12
1,353.37
CASEY EQUIPMENT CO., INC.
PARTS-7-
-73.80-
CITRON CHEMICAL, INC.
CLEANING PROD
429.44
CLEANING PROD
200.69
CLEANING PROD
630.13
1,260.26
COMMONWEALTH EDISON
11 E NORTHWEST HWY
142.68
100S EMERSON ST
41.57
WS WILLE IS
23.08
13 E NORTHWEST HWY
206.11
413.44
DES PLAINES GLASS COMPANY
REPL OF WINDOW WITH
SCREENING
1,697.00
DOOR SYSTEMS, INC.
REPAIR DOOR
294.62
RICHARD FRONCZAK
REBATE FOR 4 SQ OF
PUBLIC WALK
128.00
GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES
TIRES
120.56
W. W. GRAINGER INC.
BACKDRAFT DAMPER
32.30
WAYNE HAAS
REBATE FOR 2 SQ OF
PUBLIC WALK
152.00
HOME DEPOT COMMERCIAL ACCT PR
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
30.69
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
16.32
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
24.33
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
59.50
BUILD/RDWE SUPP
190.00
320.84
HYDROTEX, INC.
GREASE
270.96
IBBOTSON HEATING CO.
DAMPER PLATES
110.00
JERRY JAMNIK
REBATE FOR 3 SQ OF
PUBLIC WALK
96.00
EDWARD L KURTZ
REBATE FOR 5 SQ OF
PUBLIC WALK
160.00
J.C. LICHT COMPANY
PAINTING SUPP
5.62
PAINTING SUPP
2.39
PAINTING SUPP
30.62
PAINTING SUPP
9.45
PAINTING SUPP
16.90
PAINTING SUPP
5.26
PAINTING SUPP
11.70
PAINTING SUPP
32.54
PAINTING SUPP
16.00
PAINTING SUPP
48.22
PAINTING SUPP
96.68
PAINTING SUPP
132.37
List of Bills Presented to the Board of Trustees
SEPTEMBER 30, 1997 PAGE: 14
VENDOR DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
PUBLIC WORKS - STREETS/BLDGS
PUBLIC WORKS - FORESTRY/GRNDS
ADDISON BUILDING MATERIAL CO
AERIAL EQUIPMENT, INC.
CONSERV FIS
B. HANEY AND SONS, INC.
HOME DEPOT COMMERCIAL ACCT PR
J.C. LICHT COMPANY
LUNDSTROM' S 1,7JRSERY
NATURAL PATH FORESTRY CONSULT
PETTY CASH - PUBLIC WORKS
ROBERT W. HENDRICKSEN CO.
TOTAL: 9,229.52
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
16.42
HEMLOCK POLE
'tV /. /5
NORTHWEST ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
ELEC SUPP
FERTILIZER
37.01
ELEC SUPP
DISPOSAL OF LOGS
14.11
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
ELEC SUPP
BUILD/HDWE SUPP6.68
254.17
ELEC SUPP
PAINTING SUPP
152.40
TURF MOWING
ELEC SUPP
TURF MOWING
21.29
ELEC SUPP
TREE RISK ASSESSMENT
121.01
TRAVEL & SUPPLIES
ELEC SUPP
TREE TRIMMING
44.03
ELEC SUPP
15.50
659.52
PORTABLE TOOL SALES
SHIPPING CHARGES
9.25
LARRY SCHWIETZER
REBATE FOR 2 SQ OF
PUBLIC WALK
68.00
SHEPP PEST CONTROL
PEST MGMT SERVICES
98.33
PEST MGMT SERVICES
98.33
PEST MGMT SERVICES
98.34
295.00
DAN SKALERUP
REBATE FOR 4 SQ OF
PUBLIC WALK
128.00
MS SPLITT
REBATE FOR 4 SQ OF
PUBLIC WALK
128.00
TIME SAVERS INC.
ANSI INSPECTION
175.00
TRI STATE ELECTRONIC CORPORATI
ELEC SUPP
25.29
ELEC SUPP
23.58
48.87
VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT
REFUND WATER BILL #1031772
69.51
REFUND WATER BILL #
8121200
9.93
79.44
PUBLIC WORKS - FORESTRY/GRNDS
ADDISON BUILDING MATERIAL CO
AERIAL EQUIPMENT, INC.
CONSERV FIS
B. HANEY AND SONS, INC.
HOME DEPOT COMMERCIAL ACCT PR
J.C. LICHT COMPANY
LUNDSTROM' S 1,7JRSERY
NATURAL PATH FORESTRY CONSULT
PETTY CASH - PUBLIC WORKS
ROBERT W. HENDRICKSEN CO.
TOTAL: 9,229.52
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
16.42
HEMLOCK POLE
37.90
FERTILIZER
888.00
FERTILIZER
602.40
1,490.40
DISPOSAL OF LOGS
462.50
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
5.03
BUILD/HDWE SUPP6.68
1.17.1
PAINTING SUPP
11.30
TURF MOWING
138.76
TURF MOWING
2,311.72
2,450.48
TREE RISK ASSESSMENT
4,655.00
TRAVEL & SUPPLIES
18.83
TREE TRIMMING
4,148.00
List of Bills Presented to the Board of Trustees
SEPTEMBER 30, 1997 PAGE: 15
VENDOR DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
PUBLIC WORKS - FORESTRY/GRNDS
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
PUBLIC WORKS - ENGINEERING
-9--& H INDUSTRIES
CENTURY RAIN AID
NORTHWEST ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
PETTY CASH - PUBLIC WORKS
PINNER ELECTRIC
TOPCON MIDWEST
TREE TRIMMING 4,110.00
TREE TRIMMING 11,107.50
19,365.50
INSECT CARDS 8.00
TOTAL: 28,528.04
- SUPIP
JUNCT BOX
ELEC SUPP
ELEC SUPP
ELEC SUPP
ELEC SUPP
ELEC SUPP
ELEC SUPP
TRAVEL & SUPPLIES
TRAFFIC SIGNAL MAINTENANCE
OAK STAKES
PUBLIC WORKS - WATER/SEWER
ADDISON BUILDING MATERIAL CO.
AMERICAN LANDSCAPING INC
AMERITECH
ff*w,1%
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
SOD FOR VARIOUS LOCATIONS
SOD FOR VARIOUS LOCATIONS
SERVICES
SERVICES
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
88.15
29.82
112.46
190.43
417.59
9.35
515.65
187.79
1,433.27
98.00
4,090.80
112.50
5,852.54
38.33
35.99
3.68
31.63
157.70
157.83
11.8s
4.22
441.23 -
3,231.00
1,758.50
4,
28.53
239.56
26.20
57.04
28.53
28.53
533.3-2
List of Bills Presented to the Board of Trustees
SEPTEMBER 30, 1997 PAGE: 16
VENDOR DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
PUBLIC WORKS - WATER/SEWER
SERVICE
172.57
SERVICE
17.38
SERVICE
16.57
SERVICE
16.08
SERVICE
16.31
SERVICE
28.53
SERVICE
28.53
1,237.48
AUTOMATIC CONTROL SERVICES
SERVICE CALL FOR WATER SYSTEM
244.30
SERVICE CALL FOR WATER SYSTEM
97.50
.341 . 8,0
BADGER METER INC
WATER METER LOCAL READS
1,463.14
GEN REGISTERS/LIDS/RINGS
164.16
GEN REGISTERS/LIDS/RINGS
176.37
METER PARTS
708.60
TRANSMITTER REGISTER TRACE
955.41
TRANSMITTER REGISTER TRACE
1,417.20
TRANSMITTER REGISTER TRACE
318.47
5,203.35
BERLAND'S HOUSE OF TOOLS
LONG HANDLED SPADE
71.98
CREDIT FOR SPADE
-6.00
65.98
STEPHEN BROWN
REIMBURSEMENT FOR OBTAINING CDL
30.00
CELLULAR ONE - CHICAGO
CELLULAR SERVICE
129.91
CINTAS CORP
UNIFORM SERVICES
128.22
UNIFORM SERVICES
128.22
256.44
COMMONWEALTH EDISON
203 E EVERGREEN ST
31.31
COMPUSERVE, INC
USER CHARGES
82.06
EAST JORDAN IRONWORKS
SEWER COVERS
1,170.00
FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP
PRIORITY LETTERS/2 DAY PACKAGE
74.25
FIRST TRUST COMPANY
JAWA AUGUST 1997
134,121.00
JAWA AUGUST 1997
12,538.00
JAWA AUGUST 1997
13,811.00
JAWA AUGUST 1997
96,493.00
�63 . 6.5
JOSEPH D. FOREMAN & CO.
WATER REPAIR PARTS
324.00
WATER REPAIR PARTS
130.22
WATER REPAIR PARTS
167.04
WATER REPAIR PARTS
1,007.44
WATER REPAIR PARTS
1,021.00
WATER REPAIR PARTS
296.75
WATER REPAIR PARTS
441.00
WATER REPAIR PARTS
-1,007,44
CREDIT PARTS
-1,025.00
CREDIT PARTS
-725.00
PARTS
490.00
List of Bills Presented to the Board of Trustees
SEPTEMBER 30, 1997 PAGE: 17
VENDOR DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
PUBLIC WORKS - WATER/SEWER
1,120.01
FREDRIKSEN & SONS
RECHARGE EXTINGUISHERS
32.00
FREE FLOW TAPP.& INSERT.CO,INC
INSERTION VALVE
3,000.00
INSERTION VALVE
3,300.00
6,300.00
GLENBROOK EXCAVATING
SEWER REPAIR
4,100.00
H -B -K WATER METER SERVICE
METER EXCHANGE & LEAVING CARDS
66.80
METER EXCHANGES
73.60
140.40
( Y ' FAMILY-ME'EYIC,xL C&T. r R -`-,
SCREENING- - BE-YER-
SCREENING - CHLYSTEK
9.50
SCREENING - LEHNERT
9.50
SCREENING - THUM
9.50
OCC HL PANEL - ANDLER
12.50
OCC HL PANEL - ASPEN
12.50
OCC HL PANEL - BOESCHE
12.50
OCC HL PANEL - GUERRERO
12.50
OCC HL PANEL - VASKO
12.50
OCC HL PANEL - WON
12.50
OCC HL PANEL - WUCKI
12.50
125.50
JULIE, INC.
SERVICE CHARGES
207.20
KENNY CONSTRUCTION
PROTRUDING TAP/REMOVAL
9,900.00
ANN KONZAK
REIMB FOR DAMAGES-KONZAK
35.81
J.C. LICHT COMPANY
PAINTING SUPP
3.95
PAINTING SUPP
25.61
PAINTING SUPP
104.62
PAINTING SUPP
9.45
PAINTING SUPP
166.27
PAINTING SUPP
35.57
PAINTING SUPP
21.30
PAINTING SUPP
31.71
PAINTING SUPP
9.45
PAINTING SUPP
45.36
PAINTING SUPP
126.28
PAINTING SUPP
25.29
PAINTING SUPP
32.58
PAINTING SUPP
148.38
785.82
LUNDSTROM'S NURSERY
TURF MOWING
225.66
MEYER MATERIAL CO.
LIMESTONE SCREENINGS
406.69
TORPEDO SAND
763.25
TORPEDO SAND_
_44.80
1,214.74
MINUTEMAN PRESS
REQ FORMS/PADS
87.86
MAPS
35.80
123.66
NIES ENGINEERING, INC.
ENGINEERING SERVICES
239.40
List of Bills Presented to the Board of Trustees
SEPTEMBER 30, 1997 PAGE: 18
VENDOR DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
PUBLIC WORKS - WATER/SEWER
NORTHERN ILLINOIS GAS CO.
NORTHWEST ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
PETTY CASH - PUBLIC WORKS
POSTMASTER
PROSAFETY
RAI BOW- PHOTO- E -XP.
WJ SAUNDERS
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY
SPRINT
URISA
VIAN CONSTRUCTION
WAL-MART STORES, INC.
WATERPRO SUPPLIES CORPORATION
112 E HIGHLAND AVE
ELEC SUPP
TRAVEL & SUPPLIES
POSTAGE FOR WATER BILLS
POSTAGE FOR WATER BILLS
FIRST AIDE SUPP-BOOTS AND SAFETY
SUPPLIES
F-ILM AND FILM --PROCESSING-
OFFICE
ILM PROCESSING -
OFFICE SUPP
HDWE AND SUPP
SERVICE - 699-0023 (477)
ADVERTISING
SOD RESTORATION
CAMERA SUPP
CAMERA SUPP
PUBLIC WORKS - REFUSE DISPOSAL
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
ARC DISPOSAL COMPANY
PUBLIC WORKS - VEHLICE MAINT
ADDISON BUILDING MATERIAL CO
AERIAL EQUIPMENT, INC.
AETNA TRUCK PARTS
PARTS
72.15
76.80
42.75
572.04
546.84
1,118.88
139.63
19.95
159.58
�-'75. 5 0--.-
13.91
291.88
34.27
258.75
5,950.00
39.28
22.34
61.62
1,336.50
TOTAL: 305,059.10
SWANCC
TIPPING FEES/FIXED COSTS
64,714.76
SWANCC
TIPPING FEES/FIXED COSTS
49,028.68
REPAIR PARTS
-31.05
113,743.44
AUGUST
COLLECTIONS
47,385.70
AUGUST
COLLECTIONS
17,876.30
AUGUST
COLLECTIONS
28,511.73
AUGUST
COLLECTIONS
2,884.82
AUGUST
COLLECTIONS
8,834.62
105,Tg3-17
TOTAL: 219,236.61
BUILD/HDWE SUPP
32.48
FUEL CAP
8.96
REPAIR PARTS
49,36
REPAIR PARTS
-31.05
REPAIR PARTS
165.91
REPAIR PARTS
8.30
REPAIR PARTS
21 92
List of Bills Presented to the Board of Trustees
SEPTEMBER 30, 1997 PAGE: 19
VENDOR DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
PUBLIC WORKS - VEHLICE MAINT
REPAIR PARTS
116.10
REPAIR PARTS
109.20
439.74
AFFILIATED CONTROL EQ.CO.,INC.
OIL/AIR SEPARATOR,FILTER
267.26
AMERICAN FIRE & SAFETY
RECONDITIONED FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
625.00
AMOCO OIL COMPANY
SERVICES
34.62
ANTIOCH TIRE, INC.
TIRE REPAIR
18.25
TIRE REPAIR W/TUBE
43.69
61.94
AUTO COLOR
AUTO SUPP
113.61
AUTO SUPP
105.41
219.02
BEACON SSI INC.
SERVICE GATE CONTROLLER
234.00
BRUCE MUNICIPAL EQUIPMENT INC
FUEL CAP
47.68
BUSSE CAR WASH, INC.
CAR WASHES FOR AUGUST
656.00
CAR WASH AND.CLEAN INTERIOR,SHAMPO
40.00
696.00
CADE INDUSTRIES
CLEANING PRODUCTS
402.13
CITRON CHEMICAL, INC.
CLEANING PROD
198.80
CLEANING PROD
325.22
524.02
CONRAD AND SON
SMALL PARTS BIN
244.00
CONTRACTOR -INDUSTRIAL SUP.INC.
SAWS
124.33
DOUGLAS TRUCK PARTS
PAPDS
22.44
TRUCK PARTS
86.14
TRUCK PARTS
94.72
203.30
ENGINEMASTERS, INC.
PLUG
40.66
MUFFLER
12.37
53.03
GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES
TIRES
S3.35
HELLER LUMBER CO.
HDWE SUPP
21.28
HYDROTEX, INC.
GREASE
894.00
INLAND DETROIT DEISEL-ALLISON
DELCO FILTERS
21.07
DELCO FILTERS
194.56
DELCO FILTERS
48.88
264.51
INTERSTATE BATTERIES
BATTERY
139.90
BATTERY
45.95
185.85
J & L INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO.
SUPPLIES
13.34
KAR PRODUCTS INC
TRAILER CABLE
62.38
LEWIS EQUIPMENT CO.
AIR FILTER
12.15
MASTER HITCH, INC.
TRAILER PLUG
26.50
MATCO TOOLS
FORD ADAPTER
11.00
MCMASTER-CARR
VINYL PROTECTIVE TRIM
82.86
MICROFLEX MEDICAL CORPORATION
LATEX GLOVES
232.50
List of Bills Presented to the Board of Trustees
SEPTEMBER 30, 1997 PAGE: 20
VENDOR DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
PUBLIC WORKS - VEHILICE MAINT
OVERHEAD MATERIAL HANDLING
PADDOCK PUBLICATIONS, INC.
PETTY CASH - PUBLIC WORKS
PRO FINISH
QUALITY DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS
SCHAUMBURG HONDA
TERRACE SUPPLY COMPANY
UPTOWN AUTO SUPPLY
WHOLESALE TO THE INSTALLER
COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAMS
ANNUAL OSHA SAFETY INSPECTION
BID NOTICE
TRAVEL & SUPPLIES
CLEANING AND DEGREASING SUPP
AUTO REPAIR PARTS
AUTO REPAIR PARTS
AUTO REPAIR PARTS
AUTO REPAIR PARTS
PARTS_ _ -
RENTAL CHARGES FOR WELDING GAS
PARTS
PARTS
PARTS
PARTS
PARTS
PARTS
PARTS
PARTS
PARTS
PARTS
PARTS
pcelp
ADDISON BUILDING MATERIAL CO. BUILD/HDWE SUPP
PAUL W. HOEFERT CANDY FOR JULY 4TH PARADE
MOUNT PROSPECT HISTORICAL SOCI 1997 BUDGET ALLOCATION 9/30
ROUSE-RANDHURST SHOP CENT,INC. RENT -OCT
TOTAL:
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS
132.00
43.20
18.15
349.36
6.52
14.26
-14.26
33.54
40.06
21.89
3.20
44.08
456.70
507.92
1,008.70
25.00
619.00
32.32
106.02
109.94
277.07
11.22
83.57
1,264.14
8,957.93
39.55
45.00
2,916.67
2,000.00
5,001.22
ADVANCED LIGHTING CORP. POWER PLUS HAND LIGHT 100.00
AFFORDABLE SIGNS & GRAPHICS VEHICLE LETTERING 225.00
GATEWAY 2000 MAJOR ACCTS.,INC. COMPUTER AND SUPP 3,883.00
GSC ENVIRONMENTAL LABS. PROJECT DESIGN/BID DOCUMENT PREP 3,600.00
HENRICKSEN ROSE QUARTZ 60.00
BOOKCASE/CHAIR/TACKBOARDS/TABLE TO 303.00
363.00
ILLINOIS TAX INCREMENT ASSOC. MEMBERSHIP SUBSCRIPTION 750.00
List of Bills Presented to the Board of Trustees
SEPTEMBER 30, 1997 PAGE: 21
VENDOR DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS
LUND INDUSTRIES, INC. REMOVE POLICE EQUIP 120.00
REMOVE POLICE EQUIP 120.00
240.00
ROBERT W. HENDRICKSEN CO. CONTRACT FOR WELLER CREEK CLEANING 1,138.50
CONTRACT FOR WELLER CREEK CLEANING 8,184.00
9,322.50
THE SIGN PALACE FULL LETTERING ON NEW PATROL CARS 780.00
TOTAL: 19,263.50
RISK MANAGEMENT
CCMS
WORKERS COMP CLAIM SERVICES
75.00
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO
PAYMENT OF INSURANCE CLAIMS-CUSTAR
4,810.82
PMT OF INS CLAIMS - CUSTARD
2,629.73
7,440.55
R. E. HARRINGTON, INC.
MEDICAL CLAIMS THRU 9/10/97
8,571.54
MEDICAL CLAIMS THRU 9/11/97
5,742.36
MEDICAL CLAIMS THRU 9/12/97
2,632.10
MEDICAL CLAIMS THRU 9/17
19,064.56
ADMINISTRATION FEES
3,972.48
MEDICAL CLAIMS THRU 9/24
24,035.88
64,018.92
HMO ILLINOIS
HEALTH INSURANCE
37,416.86
KNIGHT,HOPPE,FANNING&KNIGHT,LT
SERVICES RENDERED
10,191.46
MEDICAL EXCESS, INC.
PREMIUM MONTH OF OCT 97
15,469.44
NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL
RENEWAL OF SUBSCRIPTION
1,816.40
NORTHWEST RADIOLOGY ASSOC.S.C.
SERVICES RENDERED-R.CHRISTIENSEN
20.00
SERVICES RENDERED -JOSEPH MOREL
22.00
42.00
STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY
GROUP LIFE INS POLICY # 623744
348.40
GROUP LIFE INS POLICY #623744
1,831.70
2,180.10
RANDALL WERDERITCH
REIMBURSEMENT
22.58
TOTAL: 138,673.31
GRAND TOTAL: 1,978,511.42
01
03
05
07
09
51
53
55
59
61
63
66
67
69
71
72
73
77
79
List of Bills Presented to the Board of Trustees
SEPTEMBER 30, 1997
i �ul U -1 1�-,* �61 W
GENERAL FUND
745,799.57
REFUSE'DISPOSAL FUND
235,040.09
MOTOR FUEL TAX FUND
4,090.80
COMMUNITY DEVELPMNT BLOCK GRNT
6,112.54
Local Law Enf. Block Grant
1,762.48
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND
4,071.00
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT CONST FUND
3,883.00
DOWNTOWN REDEVLPMNT CONST FUND
750.00
FLOOD CONTROL CONST FUND
9,322.50
WATER AND SEWER FUND
356,627.43
PARKING SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
1,551.44
VEHICLE MAINTENANCE FUND
28,768.45
VEHICLE REPLACEMENT FUND
1;345.00r-
,345.00---RISK
RISKMANAGEMENT FUND
154,061.33
POLICE PENSION FUND
76,313.67
FIRE PENSION FUND
127,603.10
BENEFIT TRUST #2 FUND
2,693.06
FLEXCOMP ESCROW FUND
11,293.76
ESCROW DEPOSIT FUND
207,422.20
1,978,511.4-2
PAGE: 22
PROCLAMATION
�WHEREAS, children are this nation's most valuable resource, and aresource which
must benurtured and developed hoits utmost capacity; and
WHEREAS, those who are charged with the responsibility of educating our children
perform one ofthe most rewarding professions; and
!WHEREAS, following in the footsteps of her mother, MELBA HANSSEN became a
successful educator; and
VVHEREAS, as a naou|t of her commitment to education and children, MELBA
HANSSEN has held the position of Principal for 12 years, serving in that capacity at
St. Paul Lutheran School inMount Prospect for the past byears; and
VVHEREAS, because ofher excellence on Principal of St. Paul Lutheran 8ohooi,
MELBA HANSSEN has been recognized on a national \eve|, being the first woman
|principal ofaLutheran School toreceive such anhonor; and
UWHEREAS,MELBA HANSSENhas also been acknowledged with the honor ofbeing
||o~ `the Nedpna|Distinguished Phm�pa(Award, which award was presented
�irecipient
UhoMELBA HANSSENhnWashington, D.C.
NOW, THEREFORE, |. Gerald LFarley, Mayor ofthe Village ofMount Prospect, on
behalf of the members of the Village Board and residents of the Village, do hereby
express sincere congratulations to MELBA HANSSEN on her many accomplishments
�!and dedication huchildren and the field ofeducation. VVnfurther congratulate MELBA
PROCLAMATION
MAKE ADIFFERENCE DAY
OCTOBER 25,1997
WHEREAS, the foundation ofohumane and just society iothe people's willingness to
work together for the common good; and
WHEREAS, our country's volunteer force of 89.2 million people is a great treasure; and
WHEREAS, self-sacrificing individuals mobilized tohelp others can stem the tide of
poverty, hunger, homelessness, spouse and child abuse, and other problems that afflict
|
society; and
VVHEREAS, the giving of oneself in service to another empowers the giver and the
recipient; and
| VVHERE&S, it is the duty of all our citizens to search out opportunities to make a
| diffononuo inthe lives ofthose around them and dedicate time and resources tothe
1 betterment of their community; and
NOW, THEREFORE, |. Gerald LFarley, dohereby proclaim October 25.iQA7ao
MAKE ADIFFERENCE DAY
inthe Village of Mount Prospect, and urge myfellow citizens toobserve this day by
joining with friends, fellow employees and relatives, with ro|igiouo, oohoo|, and civic
groups to engage in projects benefiting their community.
Dated this 25thday ofOctober, 10Q7.
Resolution No. 3O-97
ARESOLUTON ACKNOWLEDGING THE
CONTRIBUTIONS @FEDWARD K0.CAVELLO
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|WHEREAS, EDWARD M.QAVELLO has served the Village of Mount Prospect faithfully
' and with distinction for 25 yoam, beginning his career an e member of the Mount
Prospect Fire Department on May 22, 1972; being promoted to Fire Lieutenant on May
18, 1976; being further promoted to the position of Deputy Fire Chief on May 24, 1985
and finally being appointed to the position of Fire Chief on August 15, 1986; and
WHEREAS, with his appointment to the position of Fire Chief, EDWARD M. CAVELLO
became only the third person in the history of the Village to hold said position; and
WHEREAS, under the leadership of EDWARD M. CAVELLO, the Mount Prospect Fire
Department grew and diversified bomeet the ever-changing and expanding needs of
residents ofthe Village ofMount Prospect; and
.� VVHEREAS, under the guidance and vision of EDWARD M. CAVELLO. the Mount
Prospect Fire Department has developed an outstanding reputation among area Fire
Departments for its expertise in the specialties of paramedic oemioou, hazardous
materials response, confined space rescue and fire suppression; and
WHEREAS, EDWARD M. CAVELLO has been an ardent advocate of fire prevention
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and safety programs throughout his career as evidenced by Mount Prospect's annual
Fire Safety Festival at Randhurst Shopping Center, the annual Fire Prevention Poster
�
and Essay Contest held among all public and private elementary schools within the
Village, the annual Save Our Seniors Safety Program and, most recently, the start-up
of the Citizens Fire Academy -- designed to encourage all residents to think and act
safely; and
WHEREAS, during the tenure ofEDWARD M. CAVELLO as Fire Chief, the Mount
Prospect Fire Department was awarded a Class || rating in 1986 from the |nuumnoa
Services Organization (I.S.O.), at that time one of only ten of 1500 Fire Departments in
the State of Illinois to have achieved said designation as evidence of outstanding
firefighting capabilities and resulting in lower fire insurance premiums for homeowners
and business inMount Prospect; and i
WHEREAS, EDWARD M. CAVELLO, throughout his career with Mount Prospect, has
been actively involved in the civic betterment of the community through his membership |
in the Mount Prospect Lions and Kivvanio Clubs as well as numerous charitable
endeavors; and
�
WHEREAS, EDWARD M. CAVELLO has been a guiding force in the development and
expansion of cooperative regional assistance programs among Five Departments �
including the six -member Northwest Central Dispatch/E91 1 System, the Mutual Aid Box
Alarm System (M.A.B.A.S.) and the Combined Community Emergency Response Team
(C-C.E.R.T.);
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WHEREAS, EDWARD N1. CAVELLD.onnumerous occasions, has been recognized by |
his peers for his proficiency, leadership and commitment to the fire service including a
term as President of the Illinois Fire Chiefs Association where he worked tirelessly for, i
among other things, the establishment of a Fallen Firefighters' Memorial in Springfield,
He was also the founder ofthe annual summer Bum Comp for young burn victims
sponsored bythe Illinois Fire Safety Alliance; and /
WHEREAS, following a career in Mount Prospect that spans a quarter of a century and
some of the most important milestones in the growth of this great community,
EDWARD M. CAVELLO has come to personify the best our community has to offer and
he leaves a long and distinguished list of accomplishments which have resulted in a
better, safer Mount Prospect; and
WHEREAS, EDWARD M. CAVELLO will retire from service to the Village of Mount
Prospect on October 22, 1997.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND BOARD OF
TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS:
SECTION ONF=; That the Mayor and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect
do hereby acknowledge the many lasting contributions of EDWARD M. CAVELLO
during his 25 years of outstanding service to our great Village and its residents.
SECTION TWO: That the Mayor and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect
do hereby express their sincere appreciation to EDWARD M. CAVELLO and his wife,
Billie, for their unwavering devotion to the Village and do further extend best wishes to
them both for happiness in their future years.
SECTION THREE: That the Mayor and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount
Prospect do hereby declare Sunday, November 9,1997 to be EDWARD M. CAVELLO
Day in the Village of Mount Prospect.
-SECTION FOUR• That a copy of this Resolution be presented to EDWARD M.
CAVELLO as a permanent record of the recognition, respect and reverence expressed
herein.
SECTION FIVE• That this Resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after its
passage and approval in the manner provided by law.
AYES:
PASSED and APPROVED this 7th day of October 1997.
Gerald L. Farley, Mayor
ATTEST:
Carol A. Fields, Village Clerk
Village of Mount Prospect
Mount Prospect, Illinois
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM s 1
TO: MICHAEL E. JANONIS, VILLAGE MANAGER
FROM: POLICE CHIEF
SUBJECT: VEHICLE IMMOBILIZATION ORDINANCE
DATE: SEPTEMBER 19, 1997
At the September 16, 1997 meeting of the Village Board of Trustees, Trustee Wilks requested
answers to the following questions she had about the proposed changes in the ordinance governing
use of the vehicle immobilizer.
#1: Will the vehicle immobilizer be applied to vehicles on private property?
The vehicle immobilizer only will be applied to vehicles on public property or on public roads.
If immobilizing a vehicle will create a hazard or obstruction, the vehicle will be towed instead.
If an eligible vehicle is located obstructing a fire lane on private property, it may be towed
under the revised ordinance, even if the fire lane is on private property.
#2: Should the hearing officer be a neutral party from outside the police department.
The function of the hearing officer is not to adjudicate any of the tickets issued. The hearing
officer will determine only if the vehicle was properly included on the immobilization list. As
this determination will require access to police records and knowledge about police
procedures, the hearing officer role is best filled by a sworn police officer.
Should you or any of the other Village trustees have any other questions about the proposed changes
in this ordinance, please feel free to call me.
6�10 I -- - Z—
Ronald W. Paylock
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Mr. Michael Janonis
Village Manager
FROM: Everette M. Hill, Jr.
DATE: September 11, 1997
RE: Amendments to the Immobilization
and Impoundment of Vehicles Section of the Code
Attached to this Memo please find an ordinance making the following changes to
our "Denver Boot Ordinance" as recommended by the Finance and Police Departments.
Amendment No. 1 now permits the immobilization to take place any time a vehicle
which has had three or more violations within an eighteen month period is found on public
property. Previously, the offending vehicle had to be illegally parked at the time of
immobilization. Public property means a street or public parking lot, not a private parking
lot.
Amendment No. 2 requires the posting of a bond in the amount of fifty percent of
the total fines outstanding and the payment of an immobilization fee of $60.00 prior to the
release of any vehicle. Previously, the offender was permitted to sign a recognizance
bond. Our experience has been that those who have signed recognizance bonds on these
violations usually fail to appear in court. We are then required to start the process all over
again. For this reason, we are also requiring that in order to get the release of the vehicle,
if the person does not pay the full amount of the fines requires, but opts to pay the 50%
bond, the person will also be required to sign an appearance form for the Circuit Court.
With that signed Appearance form, we will be in a position to take a default judgment
against the person and then lien the person's property for the amount of the judgment.
Mr. Michael Janonin
September 11.1SQ7
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Amendment No. 3, The new ordinance provides for both pre -mobilization and post -
mobilization heahngu, |nother words, the Police Department will berequired bugive mt
least 21 days'notice by Certified Mail to the owner of the vehicle before that vehicle may
be immobilized. The person may then request hearing on very limited issues with
respect to the potential immobilization. AdditionuUy, once the vehicle has been
immobilized, the person iaentitled toahearing before a Police Department Hearing Officer
onthe same limited issues. |tiaimportant tonote, however, that neither ofthese hearing
processes with the Hearing Officer have the jurisdiction bodecide the actual merits ofthe
issuance ofthe ticket. The only issues which may bodecided are whether the person was
the owner or lessee of the vehicle, whether the fines have been already paid, or whether
there actually had not been three violations issued in the eighteen month period.
If you have any questions with respect to this ordinance, please contact me.
BH/CAF
9/16/97
ORDINANCE NO.
ANORDINANCE AMENDING ARTICLE XIX OFCHAPTER 18
(TRAFFIC CODE) OF THE VILLAGE CODE RELATIVE
TO THE IMMOBILIZATION AND IMPOUNDMENT OF VEHICLEa
BEUORDAINED BYTHE PRESIDENT AND BOARD UFTRUSTEES OFTHE VILLAGE OF
MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS:
SECTION ONE: That Section 18.1907 entitled "Impoundment of Vehicle" of Article XIV
of Chapter 18 (Traffic Code) of the Village Code of Mount Prospect, as amended, is hereby
amended in its entirety; so that hereafter said Section 18.1907 shall be and read as follows:
Sec. 18.1907. Vehicle Immobilization and Impoundment for Violations.
A. The Chief of Po|\ne, or his designeo, is hereby authorized to direct and
supervise mcfveh|deimmobi|�aUonmo provided (nthis A�ide. This
program of vehicle immobilization shall provide for immobilizing any eligible
—'|i or |i� by�ooementofarea�mirdinsuch
vehkdeupon�Puon;»way oupm�ip"�p=(��o�|igib|mveh�de is or left
am�nneroshopmverunoope��ons" /u°: ~_.--
in violation of any provision of the Village Code concerning obstruction of
brafficaccess oregmsahomdhvewvoye.aUeya.fire lanes, hydrants orstations,
or in'any place where it constitutes on obstruction or a hazond, or where it
impedes Village workers during such operations amsnow removal, the Chief of
Police,or his designee,may cause the eligible vehicle to be towed to the
designated VU|aQeimpoundment facility orrelocated tomlegal parking place
and there restrained.
B, Avehicle shall Le eligible for immobilization as provided herein any time after
inclusion ofits state registration number, orprevious orsucceeding state
registration number, onany immobilization list. Avehicle shall beplaced on
on immobilization list only if:
1Theregistered owner ofthe vehicle has accumulated three (3)ormore
'
parking, compliance or Village vehicle license violation complaints in
any eighteen
(1EAmon8hpehodw�Village thme been made or appearance in the Circuit
Court of Cook County within the time specified by the which no payment complaints;
2. At least twenty-one (21) days prior to placing the registration plate
number of the vehicle on the immobilization eligibility list, notice of
impending vehicle immobilization has been sent to the registered owner
by certified mail, return receipt requested and first class mail, postage
prepaid, at the address of the registered owner recorded with the
Secretary of State or in the case of vehicle bearing a registration number
of a state other than Illinois, at the address of the registered owner
recorded in that state's registry of motor vehicles.
C, The Notice required inSection 1Ei13O7.13.2shall state the name and address
ofthe registered cwvner ���
e�registrationnumborofdheveh��nature
of the Village Codes violated
v\o|aVad and the numbo/s and issue dates of the
outstanding complaints. p|ai�The N��\oe shall also advise that o person may
challenge the validityof – shallUno Notice ofimponding
vehicle immobilization by
requesUng.\nwrdng.apn*immobUizadonhee�ng.
The registered owner of the vehicle whose vehicle's registration number has
been placed nnthe immobilization list, shall have the right toapre-
immobilization heahnghodetarminewhotherdn*vehic\owmapropenincluded
y dfor a
onanimmobUi�tionUx� provided written
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Immobilization
Page 2 of 3
conducted by the Chief of Police or his designee within five (5) business days of the
receipt ofawritten demand for hearing unless otherwise mutually agreed by the
parties. Apre-immobilization hearing provided bythis Section shall not determine the
validity of or otherwise adjudicate any citation or Notice of Violation issued relative to
the eligible vehicle.
The registered owner shall appear inperson and submit evidence which would
conclusively disprove liability, such as the following:
That the person was not the owner mlessee of the vehicle onthe date
or dates the Notices of Violation were issued; or
2. That the fines orpenalties for the violations cited hnthe report were paid;
or
3. That there have not been issued to the nagobanad owner three (3) or
more parking, compliance or Village vehicle violation complaints.
D, Upon immobilization ofaneligible vehicle, aNotice shall beaffixed to the
vehicle in o conspicuous place Such Notice ohoU wom that the vehicle is
immobilized and that any attempt to move the vehicle may result in damage.
The Notice shall also state that the unauthorized removal ofordamage tothe
immobilizing restraint iaaviolation o[both State and local law. The Notice
also shall provide information specifying how release of the immobilizing
restraint may be had, and how the registered owner may obtain o post -
immobilization hearing pursuant to this Section,
ost-immobi|izetionheoringpumuonttothieSeotion,
E Except where the vehicle is otherwise subject to towing, if the immobilizing
restraint has not been released pursuant to this Section within twenty-four (24)
hours ofits placement, the restraint may boreleased and the vehicle towed and
impounded.
Prior toopost-immobilization hearing onthe validity of the immobilization as
provided herein, the owner of an immobilized vehicle or other authorized
person shall be permitted to secure release of the vehicle by:
Paying the immobilization and towing and storage fees, if applicable,
specified herein; and
2. Taking one of the following actions:
e. Paying all of the fines and penalties, if any, on the outstanding
complaints specified in the notice of impending vehicle
immobilization; or
b. Completing the Circuit Court Appearance forms on all
outstanding violation complaints specified in the notice of
impending vehicle immobilization and depositing collateral inthe
amount offifty percent (5O96)ofthe total fines for the outstanding
violation complaints specified inthe notice ofimpending vehicle
immobi|izat/on, or five hundred dollars ($500.00). whichever is
|amo. Collateral shall be inthe form ofU. S. cunenuy, travelers
checks, money order, orcertified check, but nopersonal checks
shall beacceptable.
Ei Within hm (10 days after vehicle has been impounded, notice of
impoundment shall besent bycertified mail, return receipt requested, tothe
Immobilization
Page 3 of 3
Section 181907.6.2was mailed. The notice shall state that the owners has the right
0oapost immobilization aoprovided herein, and that ifthe car |onot claimed within
thirty (30) days from the dote of the notioe, the vehicle may he sold or otherwise
disposed of in accordance with this Section.
The owner of on immobilized vehicle shall have the right to a post -
immobilization hearing to determine whether the immobilization was properly
oot-immobi|izadonhearinQhudeherminewhetherthe/mmooxize/onwospropenv
included on an immobilization |ist, if the owner files a written demand fora
heorngw�h�eChief dfPoUoew�hinfmu�eom(14)days a�erissuance ofthe
notice
specified herein or within fourteen (14) days of the immobilizaUon,
vvhi-~ verim\ater Apoo�imnnmbi|izsdionheahngshall beconducted bythe
Chi�~'Police orh�adesigneewithin�vm(5)buo|nessdaysofthensceiptofo
written
"'demandfo` hearing unless otherwise mutually agreed by the parties,
Fui`="' �urequest
'ora�eodascheduled poat-|mmubUiz�ionhearing shall be
d=~=" a vwsverofthe hght toaheahng. In event ofsuch failure toe�enda
scheduled hearing, any�mour�dopositedporauenttoSeotion18.19O7�F ehe|\
on�uu/: � ' A post -immobilization hearing provided by this
befo��itedtothaVU|ege� pos� uf odhemHseagudica*sany �tetion
Se�iooshm||notde�vminethova||�dy or
ornotice ufviolation issued relative tothe immobilized vehicle,
The registered owner shall appear in person and submit evidence which would
conclusively disprove liability, such asthe following:
1That the person was not the owner orlessee ofthe vehicle onthe date
' ordates the Notices ofviolation were issued; or
2- That the fine or penalties for the violationscited inthe report were paid;
or
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3 That there have not been issued totheowner|oi-
(3) or
� more addng.compliance orViUoQeveh\�avmm
/eanov".p ..~.
H The �e�nknmobUzmhSixty OO) The fee f���ng
� usvma\euonyd�ea�raQefee shall bethe fee osoesu*==='''the then
Village towing co F"p" or any
/ �r��. provided that no fees shall be eaaessmv / immobilization ortow which has been determined tobeerroneous,
\ \�uh�Ubaun\awr�}tore\cca�orhowanyvehidereotnainedbyanhnmobi\\�ng
� approval Of the Chief of Police or his ==s.y.~~, The
deviceunauthorized removal of an immobilized vehicle without the be subject to mpenanY
of no less than Rve Hundred Dollars ($5MOO). "
That this Ordinance shall beinfull force and effect from and after its
approval and publication inpamphlet form inthe manner provided Uylaw.
ABSENT
18B7�
PASSED and APPROVED 8�u________�day��
President
�_arol A. �Fields, Village Clerk
VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
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TO: Michael Janonis, Village Manager
FROM: William J. Cooney Jr., Director of Community Development KI
SUBJECT: Building Code Update
DATE: September 30, 1997
As was discussed at the August 26th Committee of the Whole meeting, the Building Division has
prepared a draft updated Village Building Code incorporating the most current available national
building standards. The updated Village Building Code also includes local amendments necessary
to reflect conditions specific to Mount Prospect and/or redefine elements of the national codes as
necessary.
The Village of Mount Prospect Building Code currently uses standards referenced in the 1990
BOCA Building and Mechanical Codes with 1992 supplements, the 1989 CABO Single Family
Building Code, the 1990 National Electrical Code, the 1993 Illinois Plumbing Code, and the 1989
Illinois Accessibility Code. The Village Building Code includes local amendments to these
documents.
The proposed update would include the 1996 BOCA Building Code, the 1995 International
Mechanical Code, the 1995 CABO Single Family Building Code, and the 1996 National Electric
Code. The two State codes are undergoing revisions and will be incorporated when they are
complete. Until that time the current State codes apply. The updated Village Building Code includes
local amendments to the adopted national and state codes.
It should be noted that the change from a mechanical code published by BOCA to the ICC
(International Code Council) simply reflects a change in the organization who will publish building
codes, not the quality or intent of those codes. The mechanical code is the first in a series of changes
that will see all model codes published by this new umbrella organization of building officials.
There are three reasons why it is appropriate for the Village of Mount Prospect Building Code to be
updated at this time:
1) All model building codes undergo a three year update process that allows design
professionals, product manufacturers, construction associations, and building officials to
provide input on proposed changes to the codes. This procedure ensures an active, ongoing
method to keep the model codes current and viable with changing times and technologies.
The best way for municipal building departments to stay in sync with these changes is to
keep the locally adopted codes current.
2) Our local amendments need to be revisited. The update will clarify existing local
amendments that are vague, overly restrictive, and/or legally indefensible. They also will
incorporate existing Village "construction policies" that have been enforced over the years
but not placed in writing. In some cases the existing local amendments need to be written
in more "user friendly" language.
3) The Insurance Services Organization (ISO) is rating building departments throughout the
nation, much as they have been rating fire departments since 1916..The results of their rating
procedures can provide a difference in the insurance premiums levied on property owners.
ISO reviews 25 different aspects of the department. The single biggest determining factor
in the rating procedure of building departments is the issue date of the adopted codes.
Having 1990 Codes will reduce our total score by over 40 percent.
In addition to the discussion at the Committee of the Whole meeting, the Village's Economic
Development Commission reviewed the proposed building code update. Representatives of the
Mount Prospect Chamber of Commerce Government Affair's Committee also participated in the
meeting. The attached ordinance reflects comments that were made by all of these participants.
Please forward this memorandum and attachments to the Village Board for their review and
consideration at their October 7th meeting. Staff will be present at this meeting to answer any
questions related to this matter.
BP/caf
9/29/97
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 21 "BUILDING CODE"
OF THE VILLAGE CODE OF MOUNT PROSPECT
IN ITS ENTIRETY
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF
TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS:
SECTION ONE: That Chapter 21 entitled "Building Code" of the Village Code of Mount
Prospect, as amended, is hereby further amended in its entirety; so that hereafter said Chapter 21
of the Village Code of Mount Prospect shall be and read as follows:
" ARTICLE I
ENACTMENT AND SCOPE
SECTION:
21.101. Purpose
21.102, Scope Code Adopted
21.103. BOCA National Building
21.104. International Mechanical Code Adopted
21.105. Illinois Plumbing Code Adopted de Adopted
21.106. CABO One and Two Family Dwelling Co
21.107. National Electrical Code Adopted Containing Four or More Stories
21.108. Special Regulations for Buildings Coma
21.109. Special Requirements for Existing Use Groups R-1 and R-2
21.110. Filing Requirements
21.111. Miscellaneous Provisions
Sec. 21.101. Purpose.
The purpose of this Chapter is to provide for safety, health and public welfare through structural
of egress, adequate light and ventilation and protection to life and
strength and stability, means
property from fire and hazards incident to the design, construction, alteration, removal or demolition
of buildings and structures in the Village limits.
Sec. 21.102. Scope.
The provisions of this Chapter apply to the construction, alteration, equipment, use and occupancy,
location, maintenance of and additions to buildings and structures and to appurtenances such as but
not limited to vaults, areaways and street encroachments hereafter erected and, where expressly
land or over water, and to buildings and structures and equipment for the operation
stated, existing on la
thereof hereafter moved or demolished within the corporate limits of the Village, The provisions of
f existing buildings and structures or
this Chapter based on occupancy also apply to conversions o
occupancy classification to anorher•
portions thereof from one oc .
Sec. 21.103. BOCA National Building Code Adopted.
For the purpose of establishing rules and regulations for the construction, alteration, removal,
demolitionromulgated
, equipment, use and occupancy, location and maintenance of buildings and structures,
the
ures,
there is hereby adopted the 1996 Edition of the BOCA National Building Code pby
Building officials and Code Administrators International, Inc,, together with all appendices, except
such portions thereof as are hereinafter expressly deleted, modified or amended.
While the 1996 Edition of the BOCA National Building Code and all appendices have
hereinabove been adopted, the following exceptions thereto (consisting of certain
deletions and charges) shall control . wherever the said exceptions are applicable or are
in conflict with certain other provision of the said BOCA Code.
1. Section 101.1- Insert: (JURISDICTION) - VILLAGE OF MOUNT
PROSPECT
2. Section 112.3.1 - Insert: (APPROPRIATE SCHEDULES) - Refer to Article
V - FEES, BONDS AND DEPOSITS - of the Village of Mount Prospect
Building Code
3. Section 116.4 - Insert: (OFFENSE) - Misdemeanor, (AMOUNT) $1,000-00,
(NUMBER OF DAYS) - 30 Days
4Section 117.2 - Insert: (DOLLAR AMOUNTS IN TWO LOCATIONS) One
Hundred (100) Dollars and One Thousand (1,000) Dollars
5, Delete Section 118.0 (CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY) in its entirety.
6. Delete the text from Section 121.0 (MEANS OF APPEAL) in its entirety and
add new Section 121.1 as follows:
A.
Application for appeal: Any person shall have the right to appeal to the
Village Manager from a decision of the code official refusing to grant a
modification to the provisions of this code covering the mannerof a
Of
construction or materials to be used in the erection, alteration or repair
building or structure. An application for appeal shall be based on a claim that
the true intent of this code or the rules legally adopted thereunder have been
incorrectly interpreted, the provisions of this code do not fully apply, or an
equivalent form of construction can be used.
7. Add new definition of "Fire official" in Section 202.0 (GENERAL
DEFINITIONS) to read as follows:
Fire official: The chief of the fire department or of the fire prevention bureau
or duly authorized representative appointed by the authority having
jurisdiction.
8. Amend the text in Table 302.1.1 (SPECIFIC OCCUPANCY AREAS) to
include the following:
a. Room or area: All use groups: Paint shops in buildings other than Use
Group F and laboratories employing hazardous materials in quantities
less than that which would cause classification as Use Group H. Waste
and soiled linen collection rooms and chute termination rooms,
Separation/protection: I hour and automatic sprinkler system.
Room or area: Use Group I: Laundry area, handicraft shops, kitchens
and employee locker rooms, gift/retail shops and laboratories
employing hazardous quantities less than that which would cause
classification as Use Group H.
Separation/protection: 1 hour and automatic, sprinkler system.
Amend Section 307.0 (HIGH -HAZARD USE GROUPS) by adding the
following new Subsection 307.1.2:
307.1.2 - Restricted locations: Except as otherwise specifically provided for
herein, buildings of Use Group H shall not be located within 1000 feet of the
nearest wall of a building classified in Use Group A, I or R.
10, Amend Subsection 403.1 (HIGH-RISE BUILDINGS - Applicability) as
follows:
Change "75 feet (22860 mm)" to read "35 feet (10670 nun)".
11. Amend Subsection 407.4 (PRIVATE GARAGES -Attached to rooms) as
follows.
Change ",/, inch" to read "'/, inch, type X gypsum".
12. Amend Subsection 407.5 (PRIVATE GARAGES - Door sills) as follows:
Change "4" (102 nun)" to "6" (153 mm)".
13, Amend Subsection 707,1 (FIRE WALLS AND PARTY WALLS - General)
as follows:
Change the wording "any approved noncombustible" to read "solid or hollow
masonry units or of plain or reinforced concrete"
14, Amend Subsection 707,6 (FIRE WALLS AND PARTY WALLS - Continuity
of walls) as follows:
Delete the following wording "except as provided for in Sections 707.6.1
through 707.6.4."
15, Amend Subsection 1014.9 (Stairway construction) by adding the following
new Subsection 1014.9.2:
1014.9.2 Smoke Hatches: An approved smoke hatch shall be installed
at the top of all interior stairwells in non-residential buildings,
16. Amend Section 707.0 (FIRE WALLS AND PARTY WALLS) by deleting
Subsections 707.6.1, 707.6.2, 707.6.3, and 707.6,4.2 in their entirety.
17, Amend Subsection 1608.3 (Ground snow loads) as follows:
1608.3 Ground snow loads: The 100 -year mean recurrence interval shall be
used for all buildings and structures. The Village of Mount Prospect shall be
considered to be in the thirty (30) pound -force per square foot category in
Figure 1608.3(2). The snow load design used for temporary buildings shall be
approved by the Building official.
I& Amend Subsection 1609.3 (Basic wind speed) to read as follows:
1609.3 Basic wind speed: The basic wind speed, in miles per hour, to be used
within the Village of Mt. prospect for buildings and structures shall be 90 mph
as determined by Figure 1609.3.
lq. Amend Subsection 1808.3 (wood foundations) to read as follows:
1808.3 Wood foundations: Wood foundations are hereby prohibited.
20. Amend Section 1811.0 (MASONRY -UNIT FOOTINGS) by deleting
Subsections 1811.1 and 1811.2 in their entirety. Add new Subsection 1811.1
to read as follows:
1811.1 Masonry - unit footings: Masonry - unit footings are hereby
prohibited.
21. Amend Section 1812.0 (FOUNDATION WALLS) by adding the following
Subsection:
18111.1 Construction: All foundation walls shall be of monolithically poured
concrete.
22. Amend Section 3006.3 (Accessible elevators) by adding the following new
subsection 3006.3.1:
3006,31. All passenger elevators shall have a minimum interior width
or depth of at least 84 inches,
23. Section 3408.2 - Insert (DATE) - the date of adoption of this ordinance.
Sec. 21.104. International Mechanical Code Adopted.
The 1996 Edition of the International Mechanical Code, promulgated by the international Code
Council, is hereby adopted in its entirety, except suchportions thereof as may be expressly deleted,
modified or amended by this Chapter 21 of the Municipal Code of Mount Prospect.
A. While the 1996 Edition of the International Mechanical Code and all appendices have
hereinabove been adopted, the following exceptions thereto (consisting of certain deletions
and changes) shall control wherever the said exceptions are applicable or are in conflict with
certain other provision of the said Code.
I . crawl spaces shall not be utilized for return air plenums.
2. All interior gas piping shall be malleable black iron. Flexible connectors shall only be
utilized for the installation of movable appliances, and shall not pass through any floor
or wall assembly.
Unvented appliances shall be allowed only by special permission.
Sec. 21.105. Illinois Plumbing Code Adopted.
The 1993 Edition of the Illinois Plumbing Code and all amendments, promulgated by the Illinois
Department of 'Public Health, is hereby adopted in its entirety, except such portions thereof as may
be expressly deleted, modified or amended by this Chapter 21 of the Municipal Code of Mount
Prospect,
A. While the 1993 Edition of the Illinois Plumbing Code and all appendices have hereinabove
been adopted, the following exceptions thereto (consisting of certain deletions and changes)
shall control wherever the said exceptions are applicable or are in conflict with certain other
provision of the said Code.
Add new Section 890,560 - Flood Control Systems:
a. Sewer Pipe: All sewer pipe in a flood control system shall be either schedule
40 PVC plastic with solvent weld joints, or schedule 26 PVC "0" ring pipe,
or service weight cast iron.
b. Joints and Connections Subject to Back Pressure: The sewer pipe connections
after the backwater valve shall be encased in not less than 8 inches of concrete
to prevent failure of the connection during backpressure conditions.
C. By -Pass Ejector Sump: in installations with bypass ejector pumps, the pit shall
be either cast iron or fiber glass. The discharge pipe shall either be schedule
go PVC with threaded joints, galvanized iron with threaded joints, or type M
copper with soldered joints.
& By -Pass Ejector Pump Discharge Size: The minimum size pipe for ejector
pumps shall be 2 inch.
e. By -Pass Piping to Sump: Bypass piping shall be piped from the overflow
fitting in the building sewer to discharge directly into the sump pit. open tees
shall not be considered as a direct connection. All sumps shall be provided
with approved metal covers.
f Power for Ejector Sumps: A separate circuit shall be provided for all ejector
sumps.
9. Vaults for Flood Control Systems: All vaults for flood control systems shall
conform to the following specifications:
(1) A minimum of a 64 inch diameter concrete pad, 6 inches in thickness
on a minimum of 4 inches of sand base. The pad inside the vault shall
have a troweled finish with pitch toward the sump pit for drainage,
(2) The vault shall consist of 48 inch diameter precast concretesections,
4 inches thick, set in a bed of Class I mortar, The inside and outside
of the vault base shall have Class I mortar wedges. The joints between
barrel sections shall be made watertight with I inch rope tar.
(3) A Neenah R-1712 forged frame and lid shall be provided, with the
word "SANITARY" on the lid, or approved equal.
(4) Provide Neenah R-1981-1 cast iron steps or approved equivalent 16
inches on center.
(5) Provide precast concrete rings, ASTM C-478-64T.Adjust to
maximum 12 inches.
Any floor drain installed below grade shall be no less than four inches in diameter.
The following piping systems shall be installed only with the materials listed below:
a. Building sewer: SDR 26, gasketed push joint clay, cast iron. Six inch
minimum diameter outside building.
b. Underground drain, waste and vent: Cast iron, schedule 40 PVC.
C. Aboveground drain, waste and vent: Cast iron, galvanized iron, DIVW copper,
schedule 40 PVC.
d. Underground water supply: Type K copper, ductile iron. One inch minimum
diameter for service.
e. Aboveground water supply: Type K or L copper, galvanized iron, brass,
stainless steel.
4, Where a building contains a floor, basement or cellar with plumbing fixtures below
grade, the sewer shall be run overhead, and all below grade plumbing fixtures shall
drain to an approved sanitary ejector pit.
5, Grease interceptors that exceed 40 gallons in liquid holding shall have capacity shall not be
installed inside the building. All exterior grease interceptors a minimum
liquid holding capacity of 1000 gallons.
6. All floor drains installed in interior vehicle parldng areas, including residential garages,
shall drain to an approved triple basin interceptor.
7, All new or remodeled car wash facilities shall be equipped with an approved water
recycling system.
Sec. 21.106. CABO One and Two Family Dwelling Code Adopted.
thing rules and relations for the fabrication, erection, construction,
For the Purpose of esablisf detached one and two family dwellings, their
enlargement, alteration, repair, location and useo
appurtenances and acres sOrY structures, there is hereby adopted the 1995 edition of the One and Two
Family Dwelling Code, promulgated by the Council of American Building officials, together with all
appendices thereof, except such portions thereof as are hereinafter expressly deleted, modified or
amended. 1995 Fdition of the CABO One and Two Family Building Code and all appendices
A. While the adopted, the following exceptions thereto (consisting of certain
have hereinabove been control wherever the said exceptions are applicable or are in
deletions and changes) shall
conflict with certain other provision of the said Code.
I Delete all references to wood foundations.
2. Delete all references to masonry foundations.
3, Delete Section R-8033, "'Particleboard" in its entirety.
4, Amend Section R-103, "Scope" by removing the words ,and one -family townhouses"
5. Amend Section R-304, 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 of building shall be:
Tvaes-f -SIMI-C-1—Ure Minimum grpgaso fl
,,
One story ranch house .......... ........... .... • - , 1,000
Split level or raised ranch house ...... 1,000
One and one-half story house 950
Two story house . ...... ........ ....... 800
The foregoing minimum floor area shall be measured at the first floor on the
main floor level from the outside of exterior walls.
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(2) Minimum floor areas - living, dining and cooking rooms: the minimum
floor area requirements for living, dining and cooking rooms shall be:
Tvpg of rgorn Minimum area sq, ft.,
Living and dining when in one room ......................................... I ....
_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 eqiupment ............ ......
__.100
Kitchen, laundry and utility ............................. ............................
... 200
(3) Minimum floor areas - sleeping rooms: the minimum floor area
requirements for sleeping rooms shall be:
Type of rop MLn—Jinu
m area sq tl
Majorbedroom ............ ...... ..... ... ......... * ........... * ....... 140
Second bedroom ......... ......... ........... * ........ * ...... ..... -1120
Additional bedroom ........ ........ _ .... __100
(4) Minimum floor areas - other rooms: the minimum floor requirements
for other rooms shall be:
Tyrie -Q Erom Minimum
area sgit
Major bathroom ...................................... ......
Master bedroom closet .....................................
Other bedroom closets (at least one each) ...........................................10
All other habitable rooms not herein -above set forth.. . .... . - - . . _ I . 1. 1. 1. . I 100
Minimum floor area for the foregoing shall be measured from the inside of all
finished walls.
Amend Section 309, "Garages" by adding the following subsection:
R-309.4 Minimum Construction Requirements:
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 inches (6") below
the grade of the floor of which it is attached or a part thereof and shall
be pitched a minimum of one and one-half inch from the rear
of the garage towards the vehicle door. Floor drains shall not be
allowed in the garage.
(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 beating system are prohibited
(4) All walls and ceilings of an attached garage must have a minimum of
one-hour fire rating. Where a gable roof is used, a one-hour fire
resistive bulkhead shall be established in the attic space directly above
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and continuous from the interior one-hour fire resistive garage wall.
Service doors common to both the dwelling and the gag
be a
e s
minimum Of 1'/4" solid wood door or approved equivalent, shall
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.
Detached garages,
(1) Location of detached garages on lots shall conform to requirements
of the Mount Prospect Zoning Ordinance.
(2) Concrete floor not less than four inches (4") thick reinforced with #10
wire screen over a base of crushed stone or sand at least four inches
(4") in depth. Base to be placed on undisturbed soil. The floor shall be
pitched a minimum Of one and one-half inches (i V.11) from the rear of
the garage towards the vehicle door. Floor drains shall not be allowed
in the garage.
Footings for frame garages shall be of not less than twelve inches
(I'Z") wide and not less than twelve inches (12") in depth around
entire perimeter of stab. Footings for brick garages shall be concrete,
not less than three and one-half feet (31/2) below grade and not less
than twelve inches (12") wide and eight inches (8") thick, Foundation
was shall be a minimum of eight inches (all) thick, Footings shall be
placed on firm soil free of organic matter.
(3) Sill plates of treated lumber connecting the walls to the floor shall be
bolted to the foundation. Bolts shall be not less than one-half inch (Y.")
in diameter and spaced at six foot (6) centers and not more than one
foot (I) from each corner. Bolts shall extend into the concrete eight
inches (8") or more.
(4) Wall studs shall be spaced at not more than sixteen inches (16") 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 inches by four inches (2" x 4").
Doubling of studs shall be required at all comers and jambs of
openings more than three feet (3) in width.
(5) Each corner is to be wind -braced outward from the top in two (2)
directions to a minimum of six feet (6) from comer at the bottom
plate. Wind bracing shall be a minimum of one inch by four inches (1
x 4") and notched into the studding.
(6) All roof rafters must be at least two inches by six inches (2" x 6") and
spaced not more than sixteen inches (16") o. c. Ridge board shall be
required and of a size not less than two inches by six inches (2" x 6").
Ceiling ties of at least two inches by six inches (2" x 6") spaced evenly
at maximum six (6) foot centers and a minimum of three (3) collar ties
not less than one inch by six inches (I" x 6") at not more than four
foot (4') centers are required on all common rafters spans more than
twelve feet (12') in width.
(7) A minimum of one service door not less than two feet six inches by six
feet eight inches (26" x 6'8") shall be required on all garages. At least
one operable window with an area of at least five (5) square feet shall
be installed.
(8) The maximum garage door height shall be eight ft. (8').
(9) Roof sheathing of not less than one-half inch (,") thick exterior grade
plywood or one inch (1") thick nominal size rough sawn sheathing.
Amend Section R-310.1 - Exit Required: by changing the words "one exit" to "two
exits".
8. Add Section 404.2.1. Trench foundations: Trenched concrete foundations shall be
constructed using the following criteria.
a. Allowable only on single story structures less than 1200 square feet.
b. Minimum wall thickness shall be ten inches (10 ") with bottom flared out at a
I to 1 angle for four inches (4") on each side.
C. Minimum of two (2) 45 Rebars - one, six inches (6") from bottom and one,
six inches (6") from top, shall be placed the entire length of the trenched
foundation. (Ord. 4512, 1-5-93)
Sec. 21.107. National Electrical Code Adopted.
The 1996 Edition of the National Electrical Code, promulgated by the National Fire Protection
Association, is hereby adopted in its entirety, except such portions thereof as may be expressly
deleted, modified or amended by this Chapter 21 of the Municipal Code of Mount Prospect,
A. While the 1996 Edition of the National Electrical Code and all appendices have hereinabove
been adopted, the following exceptions thereto (consisting of certain deletions and changes)
shall control wherever the said exceptions are applicable or are in conflict with certain other
provision of the said Code.
The materials referenced in the following Articles are hereby prohibited:
a. Article 320 - Open Wiring on Insulators
b. Article 321 - Messenger Supported Wiring
c. Article 324 - Concealed Knob -and -Tube Wiring
d, Article 330 - Mineral -Insulated, Metal -Sheathed Cable
e. Article 331 - Electrical Nonmetallic Tubing
f Article 333 - Armored Cable
9. Article 334 - Metal -Clad Cable
h. Article 336 - Nometallic- Sheathed Cable
1. Article 338 - Service -Entrance Cable
i. Article 342 - Nonmetallic Extensions
k. Article 349 - Flexible Metallic Tubing
1. Article 352 B. - Surface Nonmetallic Raceways
2, All interior line voltage wiring shall be installed in an approved raceway.
3. All above -grade exterior wiring and service conductor wiring shall be installed in
Rigid or IMC conduit.
4. All low voltage phone and alarm wiring in non-residential applications shall be
installed in conduit where such wiring is rendered inaccessible by finish materials, or
where subject to physical damage.
5 All thermostat -control and doorbell wiring in residential applications shall be installed
in conduit where such wiring is rendered inaccessible by finish materials.
6, All conduit installations in wet/damp locations shall utilize threaded or compression
fittings, and shall terminate in weatherproof boxes.
T All fasteners, clamps, straps and supporting devices shall be listed and approved for
their installation.
8, All ceiling boxes in habitable areas of residential buildings shall be listed and approved
for ceiling fan installations.
9. All conductors shall be of solid or stranded copper.
10. All branch circuit conductors shall be connected to devices such as switches and
receptacles by the means of the screw terminals provided on these device&
receptacles within six feet Of any sink shall be protected by a
IL All non -dedicated
ground -fault circuit interrupter.
12. The following residential appliances shall be supplied with a dedicated branch circuit:
a. Furnace/heating plant, conditioning units.
b. Thru-wall heating/air condi
C. Built-in microwave ovens.
d. Sump and ejector pumps.
13.There shall be no more than ten receptacles installed on a fifteen amp branch circuit.
There shall be no more than fifteen receptacles installed on a twenty amp circuit.
14. All attic ventilators shall be providewith a fused disconnect within five feet of the
fan motor. The fuses shall be rated at
150% of the full load amp rating of the motor,
15. All plug -together, or modular wiring shall be allowable only upon specific approval.
16. An approved grounding electrode shall be installed at each parking lot/street fighting
pole.
17. An in-line fuse holder shall be installed in each parking lot/street lighting pole. The
fuse holder shall be located in an approved hand -hole.
Sec. 21.108. Special Regulations for Buildings Containing Four or More Stories.
The purpose of these regulations is to provide additional requirements for fire and fife safety to new
high rise buildings. The following code requirements are in addition to the code sections of the BOCA
National Building Code 1996, Section 403.0 High Rise Buildings,
A. Elevators; Fire Service.
A three (3) position (on, off and by-pass) key shall be provided at the main floor for
each single elevator and for each group of elevators. This key switch shall be located
in the left doorjamb of the elevator entrance. Where there is more than one elevator,
the left elevator shall have the switch. The keyed switch shall be located not less than
six feet six inches (66") above finished floor and approximately four inches (4") below
the headjamb.
2, A keyed switch shall be provided in or adjacent to the operating panel of each
elevator. The switch, when operated, shall put the elevator on emergency service.
Power operated doors shall remain closed when the elevator stops at any landing
except the main floor until opened by continuous pressure on a door -open button
switch. As soon as the door -open button switch is released, the doors shall
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automatically reclose.
4. Where mechanical -electrical safety edge devices are installed on the leading edge of
the car doors, these devices shall remain operative and doors may be maintained in
open position by operation of device. Any feature that may cause doors to reclose
after being held in a predetermined time shall be disconnected.
5. Keys required to call or operate elevators shall be kept in a conspicuous location at
the main floor as approved by the Fire Prevention Bureau, The elevator key box shall
have a lock -type cover which can be opened by the Fire Department's alarm box key.
The box shall contain a separate key for each elevator within the group.
6. Every group of elevators in a building subject to the provisions of this Section 21,107
shall be available for fire department emergency service. In buildings where there are
several groups of elevators and where individual key switches are provided to cause
cars to return to the main floor, this arrangement is satisfactory provided that a
separate key box is provided for each group of elevators.
7. Immediately adjacent to the fire department's return switch in the car station, a push
button shall be provided to cancel all registered calls when the elevator is on fire
department's control. The button shall be marked "Fire Control", This button shall not
be required if all car calls are canceled when the car makes its first stop.
B. Emergency Lighting Circuits: Emergency lighting circuits shall be provided for all exit signs
and in all corridors, stairwells, basements, assembly rooms and any other public area.
G Smoke Hatches and Approved Roof Access Ladders: Smoke hatches and approved access
ladders shall be provided in all stairways. Such hatches shall be activated manually and by
automatic smoke detection devices.
EXCEPTION: In smoke proof towers or prescribed stairwells, smoke detector
activation shall not be required.
Sec. 21.109. Special Requirements for Existing Use Groups R -I and R-2.
The owners of existing Use Groups R-1 and R-2 within the Village of Mount Prospect shall comply
with the following requirements:
A. Self Closers: Doors between dwellings and corridors shall be self-closing. The self-closing
device shall be of an approved type.
B. Smoke Detector: An approved single station smoke detector, battery powered, shall be
installed in an approved manner in every dwelling unit. When activated, the detector shall
initiate an alarm which is audible in the sleeping rooms of that unit.
C. Emergency Lighting: All Use Groups R- I and R-2 with twenty six (26) or more dwelling
units shall have emergency righting. All emergency lighting shall be in accordance with BOCA
National Building Code 1996, section 1024.4.
D. Maintenance: The owner or occupant shall be responsible for maintaining the smoke detector
in an operative condition at all times.
Sec. 21.110. Filing Requirements.
Not less than three (3) copies of the codes adopted by reference hereinabove and as set forth in
Sections 21.103, 21.104, 21-105 and 21,106 of this Chapter are on file in the Office of the Village
Clerk, and are 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.
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A, In the event any ode he provisions of any of the above named codes are in conflict with either
this Building Coor 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 "Code officiaused in any of the above adopted codes shall mean the Director
of Community Develol" as pment.
Sec. 21.111. Miscellaneous Provisions. y existing
Any provision of this Chapter shall be deemed to supplement and otherwise void an
A. 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 laws d anstructures are hereby made a part of this Chapter, Should any
provisions in the State conflict with a similar provision of this Building Code, the local
ordinance shall govern.
C. if any chapter, article, section of paragraph, or any part or parts of any chapter, article,
s Chapter is declared invalid or unconstitutional, it shall not be held
section or paragraph of thi or effect of any other chapter, article, section or
to invalidate or impair the validity, force paragraph of this
paragraph or any Part or parts of any other chapter, article, section or
Chapter,
ARTICLE 11
GENERAL PROVISIONS
SECTION:
Director of Community Development; Duties and Powers
21.201.
Deputies of the Department of Community Development
21.202.
Building Permit Requirements
21.203.
Issuance of Building Permit
21.204.
21.205.
Demolition of Buildings
21.206.
Relocation of Buildings
21,207.
Abandoned Equipment
21,208,
Use of Village Water
21.209.
Use of Streets for Building Purposes
21.210.
Street Obstruction Permit Fees; Deposits, Bonds
21211.
Elevator Permits
21.212.
Suspension of Permits
21.213.
Compliance with Building and Zoning Codes
21.214.
Zoning Restrictions
21.215,
Inspections
21.216.
Right to Enter Premises
21.217.
Stop Orders
21.218.
Certificate of Occupancy
21.219.
Existing Buildings
21.220.
Dangerous or Incomplete Buildings and Nuisances
21.221.
Building on Unimproved Lots
21.222.
General Lot Grade Maximums and Minimums.
21.223.
Foundation Grades and Rules.
21.224.
Subdivision Grade Plans.
21.225.
Conformity with Lot Grading Plan,
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21.226.
Compliance Required Prior to Occupancy Permit,
21.227.
Altering Grade Levels.
21.228.
Sidewalks
21.229.
Trees
21.230.
Night Construction
21.231.
Burden of Proof
21.232.
Appeals
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Sec. 21.201. Director of Community Development; Duties and Powers.
TheDirector of Community Development shies:ll be head of the Department Of Community
Development, and shall have the I'
.ollowing dut
A- To devote his whole time to the duties of his office.
Building Code, issue permits, and furnish the
B To receive all applications required under this
certificates prescribed by this Building Code.
To examine premises for which permits and certificates have been issued and to make ding
C. necessary inspections to see that there has been compliance with all provisions Of this ding
Code and other applicable ordinances of the Village, and that such construction is proceeding,
d, in accordance with the plans for which a building permit has been issue&
and is complete
D. Toenforce all of the provisions of this Building Code and such oter ordinances for the
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Village as may, from me to time be committed to the jurisdiction hof the Department of
Community Development for administration and enforcement.
E. To make, when requested by proper authority, or when the public interest requires it,
investigations in connection with matters referred to in this Building Code and to render
written reports on the same.
F. To secure necessary safeguards during construction.
G To issue such notices or orders as may be necessary to administer and enforce this Building
Code, and such other ordinances as may be committed to the jurisdiction of the Department
of Community Development.
14, To make inspections ucommitted
runder the: provisions of this Building Code or any other
or
of the Village committed to the jurisdiction of the Department of Community
Development. lications, of permits and certificates issued, of
1. To keep comprehensive records of app d of notices of orders issued. The Director of
inspections made, of reports rendered, an
community Development shall retain on file copies of required plans and blueprints relating
to building work, subject to the following:
1. Plans and blueprints may be preserved photographically or on microfilm as provided
by statute, and the file copies of such plans and blueprints may be destroyed by the
Director of Community Development upon proper application to the Local Records
Commission of Cook County, Illincis, The retention or destruction of all public
records shall conform to the provisions of this Municipal Code of Mount Prospect,
and the Local Records Act of the State of Illinois (50 Illinois Compiled Statutes
205/7)
2. All such records shall be open to public inspection for good and sufficient reasons at
the stated office hours of the Department of Community Development, but no such
records shall be removed from the office of the Department of Community
Development without the written consent of the Director of Community
Development.
To make written reports to the Village Manager at least monthly, and more often when
required, including statements of permits issued and orders promulgated.
See. 21.202. Deputies of the Department of Community Development.
The Village Manager, the Chief of the Police Department, the Fire Chief and the Village Attorney are
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hereby ex officio Deputies of the Department of Community Development, and shall aid the Director
of Community Development in administering and enforcing the provisions of this Code.
Sec. 21.203. Building Permit Requirements.
A. It shall be unlawful to proceed with erection, construction, alteration, repair, removal,
demolition or excavation for any building or structure or make any change in plumbing,
heating or electrical piping, air-conditioning or appurtenance; or to alter the grade of any lot
or to occupy a portion of a street or alley before the proper permits for such work or
occupancy have been obtained from the Department of Community Development. Any person
beginning work prior to obtaining a permit for such work shall be subject to the penalty as
indicated in subsection 21.1103C of this Code.
B. Building permits are issued with the understanding that construction shall start within sixty
(60) days after issuance of the permit and to be carried to completion within one year. If
building operations are not started within sixty (60) days after issuance of the permit, or if
after building operations have been started, such operations shall cease for a period of thirty
(30) days, or if the building is not completed and an occupancy permit issued within one year
of the date of the issuance of the permit, such building permit shall automatically expire and
the permit fee and the proceeds of all the bonds, shall be forfeited to the Village per Section
21.524, However, if owner can show good cause for failure to start or continue operations,
or inability to carry building to completion within one year, the Director of Community
Development of the Village may reinstate such permit with further payment of an additional
permit fee. Applicant shall cause permit to be obtained within thirty (30) days after written
notice of application approval by the Director of Community Developmem Failure of
applicant to obtain said permit within thirty (30) days after written notice of approval will
cause application to be voided. Nothing in this Section shall prevent the Village Manager, in
cases where it is evident from the outset that the project will not be completed in one year,
from issuing a permit with an expiration date beyond one year provided that no permit shall
be issued with an expiration date longer than two (2) years.
C. In no case may a building permit be granted for the construction of any accessory building
such as a garage or shed on any lot until the principa,l, building is under construction. No
permit shall be granted for so-called "shell or skeleton buildings which are hereby defined
to mean building or structures which are not completed or finished at the time of Occupancy.
D Application for a permit is to be made on a form furnished by the Department of Community
Development and must be accompanied by the following documents, namely; plans,
specifications, structural calculations, plats, certificates, bonds and estimates of costs as
hereafter specified:
Four (4) sets of plans and specifications shall be submitted. Upon approval, one set
to be left on file with the Department of Community Development, one other, after
being property stamped by the Director of Community Development, to be kept on
the job while the work is in progress,
2. It shall be unlawful to alter any lines or figures shown on the stamped permit plans.
If during the progress of work, owner desires to deviate in any manner from the
permit plans he shall submit plans in duplicate of such changes and secure written
iity Development before proceeding with the
approval from the Director of Commur
work.
3. Plans and specifications must be signed and sealed by a licensed architect or structural
engineer as proved in An Act to Provide for the Licensing of Architects and to
Regulate the Practice of Architecture as a Profession and to Repeal Certain Acts
Therein -Named, approved June 24, 1919, Or as amended, commonly known as The
Illinois Architectural Act and in An Act to Revise the Law in Relation to the
Regulation of the Practice of Structural Engineering, approved June 24, 1919 as
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amended. structural engineer shall certify on all sheets of Plans
4An Illinois licensed architect or structu prepared by him and comply with all of the
that the plans and specifications were Codes of the Village.
requirements of the Building and Zoning
5, Architectural plans shall show all of the floors, at least two (2) elevations, wall
erections and necessary framing plans and shall be drawn to a scale of not less than
I I , = 11) on paper in ink or a nonfading print of
one eighth of an inch to one foot ( 1 8 information on construction, ventilation and
same, showing in detail any and al plumbing systems as required by this Code, and
sanitary requirements, the sewage and
all distances and dimensions, including distances from building to front, side and rear
requested by the Director of Community
lot lines and any other details as all set forth the grade of materials used and
Development. The specifications sh all show the dimensions of a sufficient area for
workmanship. In addition, the plans shall
the installation of water meter and ready accessibility thereto at A times.
Structural, mechanical and electrical plans must be provided in addition to
6, architectural plans for any building or structure of fireproof, semi -fireproof or mill
construction or any building of unusual constructiOn, structural design or mechanical
lations shall be signed and sealed by an Illinois licensed structural
use. Structural calcu engineered systems such as but not firaitrd to trusses, TJIs or
engineer � Plans for
laminated beams shall be designed by and sealed by an Illinois licensed structural
engineer. required shall be submitted.
7, Plans for a fixed fire suppression system where
8. A survey drawn by an Illinois licensed land surveyor, giving the full legal description
and showing the dimensions of lot to be improved, the location Emd size of sewer and
water mains, the street, sidewalks,
hydrants, trees, other obstructions and lot grade$of Community Development, A
shall be permanently filed with the Department shall prepare a plot plan showing
licensed architect, civil engineer or a land surveyor
the location of buildings and all improvements on the lot. Existing and proposed grade
elevations adjacent to buildings along all lot lines and within fifty feet (so,) of the lot
lines shall be shown on the plot plan.
9, The estimated cost of proposed work shall be shown on the applicatiocost or hen for permit.
The Director of Community Development may accept such estimate of may
require a sworn affidavit of estimate of cost from the architect, or he may make such
estimate of cost to determine the amount of building permit fee.
Sec. 21.204. issuance of Building Permit.
A. The issuance of building permits shall not affect the necessity of obtaining other relevant
permits required elsewhere in the Municipal Code of the Village, such as streets and
sidewalks, street use, driveways, excavations, barricades, water service, sewers, plumbing,
electrical as well as other specific and relevant provisions of this Code requiring permits in
connection with such construction projects. No building permit shall be issued until other
required permits have been approved.
1. It shall be unlawful for any person to proceed with any work until such permit is
prominently posted and displayed on the premises or structure for which it was issued
and must remain so displayed until removed by the Director of Community
Development, after final inspection of said premises.
2. It shall be the duty of the contractor to see that the building permit remains on the
building or structure until after final inspection, and failure to maintain said permit
poster shall render the contractor subject to the penalties herein.
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B. The Director of Community Development shall accept or reject application for permit within
twenty two (22) days of the filing of the application. In the event of refusing to issue a permit,
the Director of Community Development shall give applicant the reason for such refusal in
writing.
C. The Director of Community Development shall process applications promptly, but the said
Director shall not be obliged to process more than five (5) applications from any one
contractor during one calendar week Tuesday through Monday.
D. Any person making application for a building permit shall, at the time of making application
and in consideration of the issuance of such permit by the Village, agree as part of the
improvement to be erected, to construct public sidewalks along the front and in case of corner
lots along the side of such premises that do not have good useable sidewalks and to replace
such broken and unrepairable sections of existing public sidewalk as the Village shall
designate and to repair and patch any such sections of public sidewalk which are broken or
cracked but which are repairable, whether or not such breaks or cracks occur before or after
construction of such building; such public sidewalks shall be built or repaired to comply with
the ordinance and other requirements of the Village relating to construction of public
sidewalks and shall be constructed under the supervision and subject to the approval of the
Village'.
1. The grade at which such public sidewalk or sidewalks shall be constructed shall be in
conformance with the approved plot plan.
2. In addition to the foregoing provisions, each applicant shall make a deposit with the
Village Treasurer for the construction of public sidewalks, the sum as set out in
Sectiorx 2 1.3 19 of this Chapter.
3. No certificate of occupancy for such premises need be granted by the Village unless
and until such public sidewalk shall be constructed or repaired and found acceptable
by the Engineering Division of the Village.
E. Whenever an application for a permit to construct or alter a building or structure within the
Village is made and the Director of Community Development finds that the proposed building
or structure is of such value, design, material or location that it will result in a substantial
impairment or destruction of value in neighboring real estate owned by the inhabitants of this
Village and if it further finds that the use of the particular design, material or location
proposed, or substantially similar ones, is not reasonably essential to the development of the
property proposed to be built or altered, the Director of Community Development may refuse
to issue the permit. Any appeal from such decision shall be made in accordance with Section
21.225 of this Chapter.
Sec. 21.205. Demolition of Buildings.
A. No building or other structure shall be demolished, razed or wrecked unless a permit is first
obtained therefor from the Director of Community Development.
B. Application for a demolition permit as required in subsection A above shall be made to the
Director of Community Development and accompanied by the following:
1. A description of the proposed building or structure to be wrecked, its location, nature
of construction, method and procedure of its proposed demolition and reason
therefor.
2. A cash deposit and bond as provided for in Section 21.518 of this Code.
1. See Chapter 9 bf this Code.
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1 Releases from all utilities serving the: premises stating that their respective services
ted and terminated in a safe and approved manner.
have been disconnected 1
4Such other information as may be required by the Director of Community
Development such as a site plan. 1�
or of Community Development shall issue such demolition Permit when he finds
The Direct ith all provisions of this Code,
that the application and the proposed operations fully comply w obstruction permits, etc.
including the prior issuance of any other permits, such as street
All demolition, razing and wrecking operations carried on under permit shall conform to the
following requirements: 40 Illinoandis Comofpiled Statutes 150/1 through 150/9 ' as amended,
I The provisions of 7 persons in and about construction and removal
relating to the protection safbty
of buildings.
2. All provisions of this Code respecting safety procedures to be used
in occupying
streets and making excavations, including fighting, guard railing, orary sidewalks
and proper scaffolding.
3 Rubble causing dust so as to cause a nuisance shall be adequately sprinkled.
ings no more than two (2) stories in height and wholly of wood
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frame construction, no more than one story at a time shall be wrecked. No wall
chimney or other construction shall be allowed to fall en masse on an upper floor,
Bulky material, such as beams and columns, shall be lowered and not allowed to fall.
Chutes for the removal of materials and debris shall be provide��i��l�,� sdemolition operations that are morethatwety feet (2U) above theere the
removal of material is affected. Such chutes shall be completely enclosed. They shall
not extend in an unbroken line for more than twenty five feet (25% but shall be
equipped at intervals of twenty five feet (25) or less with substantial stops to prevent
speeds.
The bottom of each chute shall
descending material from attaining dangerous s for closing or regulating the flow
be equipped with a gate or stop, with suitable means
of material.
6. All pits, holes or other areas below street grade shall be filled and leveled. All
abandoned foundations, stuctures and debris shall be removed and the premises left
in a safe condition.
E. The foregoing provisions to 'the contrary notwithstanding, where a permit for new
construction has been issued on the premises where such demolition, razing or wrecking is
to occur, upon satisfactory arrangements being made with the Director of Community
Development, the requirements of subsection B2 and D6 of this Section shall not apply.
See. 21.206. Relocation of Buildings.
A. It shall be unlawful to move any building onto or over a public street or alley without first
obtaining a permit from the Department of Community Development, for such. The
application shall contain:
• description of the size and height of the building to be removed.
• description of the route to be taken upon removal to the place of relocation.
A description of any wiring, post, etc., as well as any other appurtenances that will
require removal and replacement.
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4. Copies of releases from public utilities.
Copies of permits issued by the State Highway Division and/or Cook County Division
of Highways, if applicable.
B. After consideration by the Chief of Police, the Village Engineer and the Director of the
Department of Public Works, if the moving of the said building appears feasible, the permit
will be issued, provided that in addition to the payment of the moving permit fee, a cash bond
for street obstruction shall be filed with the Director of Community Development.
C. The permit fee for the moving of a building or structure and cash bond for street obstruction
shall be as provided for in Article V of this Chapter.
D. Buildings or structures moved from their original location to a new location within the
corporate limits of the Village shall be made to comply throughout with the Building and
Zoning Codes both as to construction and use.
Sec. 21.207. Abandoned Equipment.
A. All abandoned mechanical, plumbing and electrical equipment, piping or devices and below -
grade structures shall be removed in their entirety.
Sec. 21.208. Use of Village Water.
Permission shall be obtained from the Director of Public Works for water to be used for construction
purposes. The fee for such water used shall be twice the Village water rate.
Sec. 21.209. Use of Streets for Building Purposes.
A. It shall be unlawful to cause an excavation to be made in street, parkway or alley, or to
occupy any portion of any street or alley for the storage of building materials intended for use
in the construction or remodeling of a building or structure unless a street obstruction permit
has first been obtained from the Director of Community Development. The permit shall
terminate upon the completion of the building.
building material shall be so placed as to render inaccessible any fire hydrant, water
B. No such
valve, building
ole or obstruct the natural water drainage of any street, nor shall more than
one-half Q of the width of the street immediately in front of the property be so obstructed.
The extent of the use of the streets or alleys for this purpose shall be at the discretion of the
Director of Public Works.
C. It shall be unlawful to mix mortar, concrete or any other materials upon the surface of
sidewalks or street pavement.
D. Any person to whom a street or alley obstruction permit is issued, shall place sufficient lighted
warning lanterns and barricades as determined by the Director of Public Works clearly
showing any excavation or pile of material to the public, and shall maintain such lanterns
during the whole of every night for as long as the street is used for storage of any material.
Such warning lanterns and barricades shall also be maintained in connection with the moving
of a building.
E. As determined by the Director of Public Works, any person who shall cause any excavation
to be made in any street, parkway, alley or within six feet (6) of a street,„ sidewalk or alley,
shall erect and maintain a substantial barricade railing around same and place sufficient light
warning lanterns clearly showing the barricade to the public and maintain them during the
whole of every night for as long as excavation exists.
F. In the event that sufficient warning lanterns are not provided or properly maintained around
such material, excavation or building that is being moved, the 'Department of Public Works
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may place and maintain the required lanterns, charging for this service at the rate of twenty
five dollars ($25,00) per day or any fraction thereof This charge shall be deducted from
deposits as required in Section 21.512.
Sec. 21-210. Street Obstruction Permit Fees;
Deposits, Bonds.
parkway or other public property shall be obstructed without a special permit first
No street, alley, pa ector of community Development, as provided in Section 21.510
having been secured from the Dir
of this Chapter.
Sec. 21.2.11. Elevator Permits. construct, install or alter any elevator in any building without first
A. it shall be unlawful to
obtaining a permit from the Department Of Community Development.
B The application for a permit shall specify the number and kind of equipment it is desired to
install, or the nature of the alteration to be made and the location of the building, structure
or premises, and shall be accompanied by such drawings and specifications as shall be
necessary to inform the Director of, Community Development of the same, if such drawings
the equipment is to be installed or altered in conformity with the
and specifications show that
building provisions of this nt ode, the Director of Community Development shall approve the
by such applicant of the
same and shall issue a permit to such applicant upon the payme
permit fee herein named, It shall be unlawful for any agt until aent, owner or contractor to permit Or
allow the installation or alteration of any such equipmenpermit has been obtained and
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the permit fee paid. stallation or alteration shall be as set out in Section 21,514 of this
C. permit fees for elevator in
Chapter.
D, Every elevator now or hereafter in operation, together with hoistwaY equipment, shall be
d by the Director of Community Development or his duly authorized agent twice each
inspecte
new equipment be placed in operation until inspection of same has
year. in no case shall any of any building
been made. It shall he the duty of every owner, agent, lessee and/or occupant
wherein such equipment is installed and of the person in charge or in control of such
equipment to permit the making of an elevator inspection and all devices used in connection
therewith upon demand being made by the Director of Community Development within five
(5) days from the date such demand is made.
E. Wherever any elevator has been inspected and the tests herein required shall have been made
of all safety devices with which such equipment is required to be equipped and the result of
such inspection and tests show such equipment to be in good working condition, and that
safety devices are in good working condition and in good repair, it shall be the duty of
such safL n fee required
the Director of Community Development, upon the payment of the inspection
by this Code, to issue or cause to be issued, a certificate setting forth the result of such
inspection tests and containing the date of inspection, the weight which such equipment will
safely carry and a statement to the effect that the shaft doors, hoistway and all equipment,
including safety devices, comply with all applicable provisions of this Code. It shall be the
joint and several duty of the owner, agent, lessee or occupant of the building in which such
equipment is located to frame the certificate and place the same in a conspicuous place in each
elevator. The words "safe condition" in this Section shall mean that it is safe for any load up
to the approved weight named in such certificate.
Sec. 21.212. Suspension of Permits.
At any time for reasonable cause, consistent with the provisions of this Chapter, any permit issued
pursuant to the terms of this Article may be revoked by the Director of Community Development.
Appeal of the suspension of a permit may be made to the Village Manager pursuant to Section 21.232
of this Article.
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Sec. 21.213. Compliance with Building and Zoning Codes.
A. It shall be unlawful to construct, erect, enlarge, remodel, alter or repair any building or
structure in violation of the Building or Zoning Codes. Violators of any of the provisions or
requirements of the Building Code shall be subject to the general penalties as provided for
herein.
B. In connection with the construction of any new building or structure the person obtaining a
permit shall submit to the Director of Community Development immediately after the
installation of the foundation and footings of said building or structure, a spot survey bearing
the certificate of an Illinois licensed land surveyor which said spot survey shall set forth the
exact location of the said foundation and footings in relation to the lot lines and said
registered surveyor's certificate that the same are in compliance with all Village ordinances
and regulations applicable thereto. The spot survey shall also include the elevations of the top
of foundation. Construction work cannot proceed until said spot survey has been received and
approved by the Director of Community Development. Nothing contained herein eliminates
any of the requirements set forth in Section 21,215 hereof.
Exception: Additions to existing single family residential buildings in which a survey was
presented prior to the issuance of the permit.
Sec. 21.214. Zoning Restrictions.
The restrictions of the Zoning Code with respect to the location of trades and industries, the use and
occupancy of buildings, the height and bulk of buildings and the areas of yards, courts and open
spaces shall not be deemed to be modified by any provisions of this Code, and such restrictions shall
be controlling except' where this Code imposes more stringent restrictions, in which case the
provisions of this Code shall take precedence.
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Sec. 21.215. Inspections. with the construction of any building for which a permit is
A, it shall be unlawful to proceedon to the Department of Community Development
issued unless the contractor makes applicati
for inspections in each of the following instances:
I When ready for footing to be poured;
2. When foundation is ready to be poured;
3. Before foundation is backfilled and drain tile is covered;
4. When sewer and/or water installation is ready;
5. When stack is installed;
6. When rough plumbing is installed;
7. When electrical piping and wiring have been installed;
8. When rough framing is completed;
9. When insulation is installed;
io. When ready to pour basement floor;
11. When all work is completed and prior to the issuance of the certificate of occupancy
pursuant to Section 21.218 herein.
B. All requests for inspections shall be requested by telephone or on blanks supplied by the
Department of Community Development.
C. Whenever the contractor or builder proceeds with work without requesting an inspection as
above set forth, he shall be required to uncover all closed work to enable proper inspection
of work performed, and failure of contractor to procure inspection as above provided, will
subject him to the penalties provided for in this Code.
Sec. 21.216. Right to Enter Premises.
The Director of Community Development and his duly authorized inspectors shall in the discharge
of their official duties and upon the presentation of the proper identification, have authority to enter
any building, structure or premises whether occupied, completed or in the process of construction,
at any reasonable hour when such entry is necessary for the performance of any duty imposed upon
the Director of Community Development by the provisions of this Building Code, or of any other
ordinance the administration or enforcement of which is committed to the jurisdiction of the
Department of Community Development. It shall be unlawful for any person to interfere with or
hinder or prevent the Director of Community Development or his duly authorized inspectors from
performing any of the duties imposed upon them by Article H of the Building Code, and any such
person who shall so interfere, hinder or prevent the Director of Community Development or his duly
authorized inspectors shall be fined no less than twenty five dollars ($25.00) nor more than five
hundred dollars ($500,00).
Sec. 21.217. Stop Orders.
A. in accordance with Section 4.302 of the Municipal Code, in case of violation of any of the
provisions of this Code, the Director of Community Development shall serve on the owner
of the property in question a written notice of such violations, and in the event that the work
or condition continues, he shall issue a stop order on all construction work.
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B. The Director of Community Development or his duly authorized agent is hereby authorized
to stop work without first giving notice when either:
I It appears that the public health and safety shall be endangered by the continuance of
said work; or
I The work commenced without the prior issuance of necessary permits as required in
this Municipal Code.
C. Stop order signs, when posted for cause, may be removed only by the Director of Community
Development or inspectors of the Department of Community Development. Removal of such
sign or performing other than corrective work pursuant to such notice shall be deemed a
violation of this Article and the contractor and men working in disregard of such posted
notice shall be subject to the penalties imposed by this Chapter.
See. 21.218. Certificate of Occupancy, Certificate of Completion.
A. No building hereinafter erected, enlarged or altered, shall be occupied or used, in whole or
in part, until a certificate of occupancy or certificate of completion shall have been issued by
the Director of Community Development certifying that such building or part thereof
conforms to the provisions of the Building Code and other applicable codes of the Village.
B. Every application for a building permit shall be deemed to be an application for an occupancy
certificate ormpletion certificate. A certificate of occupancy will pertain to all new
structures to b inhabited, or for changes in use or occupancy. A certificate of completion
will pertain to minor remodeling of occupied buildings, or for construction work that does
not relate to Occupancy, such as driveways, decks, sheds, etc.
1. Single- , Family Dwelling Building Permits, No occupancy certificate shall be issued
unless and ntil the entire residence or resienal Sructure or addion thero shall
have beenucompleted; and then, such occdupatincytcertificate shalltionly be
issued
pursuant to the ordinances of the Village.
2. Multiple -Family Dwelling Building Permits, No occupancy certificate shall be issued
unless and until any apartment unit or units of such building or addition thereto,
shown by the plans and Specifications of the permittee as an "area", or an entire floor
of the building or addition thereto shall have been completed and adequate safety
measures provided pursuant to subsection B4 below.
3. Commercial and industrial Building Permits. No occupancy certificate shall be issued
unless and until any unit Or units of such building or addition thereto, shown by the
plans and specifications of the permittee as an "area" or suite to be treated as such
unit, shall have been completed and adequate safety measures provided pursuant to
subsection B4 below.
instance where an occupancy certificate is requested for
4. safety Precautions, In each
other than an entire building or addition to an existing building, the permittee shall
have first provided and shall continue to maintain during the remaining construction
to be done on said premises and until an occupancy certificate has been issued for
every part of such building:
a. Fully completed ingress to and egress from the unit or units for which the
occupancy certificate is sought in order not to jeopardize the life or property
of the general public Or any resident of such building;
b. i, Complete and total quarantine and isolation of all areas or units in the said
building for which an occupancy certificate has not been issued;
C. Separate ingress to and egress from areas under construction so as to keep
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completed units of such building.
workmen and building materials fromthe
C. No certificate of occupancy shall be issued hereunder for the occupancy of any building
constructed or aafter the enactment of these regulations unless the building has been
constructed or aItered in compliance with the provisions of these regulations, Upon making
final inspection of any construction work for which a permit is required, the Director of
Community Development may execute a document indicating that such final inspection ection
has
been made and that he found no violation of the provisions of these regulations in conn
therewith, but such document shall be in no way a certificate or statement that the work has
been properly done in compliancewith these regulations and shall nett be considered as an
assurance that the work has been so properly done.
D, The Director of Community Development may post a notice in each building immediately
upon completion of plastering or applying sheet rock that the building or part thereof is not
to be occupied until an Occupancy certificate has been issued. Such notice is not to be
removed by anyone except the Director of Community Development or inspectors under his
jurisdiction, and then only after final inspection indicating compliance with the applicable
provisions of this Chapter. It shall be the duty and responsibility of the contractor to maintain
said notion of the The removal of such sip by anyone other than specified herein shall constitute
provisions of this Article and the contractor and every other person
a violatio
removing said notice shall be subject to the penalties provided herein.
E. Any person who erects or constructs any house, dwelling place, business building or
establishment, or any other type of building or establishment, or any other Dir
typhe of building or Of
structure within the Village pursuant to a building permit issued by te ector
Community Development shall, before transferring possession to the whole or any part Of
such building or structure to any other person for any use as a dwelling, business
establishment, or for any other purpose, secure a certificate of occupancy from the Director
of Community Development certifying that such building or structure conforms to all the
applicable provisions and requirements of the Building Code and the Zoning Ordinance,
F No occupancy certificate for building or part of a building or an addition to an existing
building shall be issued nor shall such building or addition be occupied until the premises have
been inspected and certified by the office of the Department of Community Development to
be in compliance with all Of the applicable performance standards of this Chapter. An
occupancy certificate shall be issued, or written notice shall be givenjo the applicant stating
the reasons why a certificate cannot be issued, not later than seven (7) working days after the
office of the Department of Community Development is notified in writing that the building
or premises is ready for occupancy.
G. Nothing in this Section shall be construed so as to be in conflict with or as to allow waiver
of full compliance with all of the ordinances of the Village.
Sec. 21.219. Existing Buildings.
A. Nothing in this Code shall require the removal, alteration or abandonment of, nor prevent the
continuance of the use and occupancy of a lawfully existing building, except as may he
necessary for the safety of health, life and/or property. Upon written request from the owner,
the Director of Community Development, after verification by the inspection that the building
complies with the provisions of this Code and Zoning Code, shall issue a certificate of
occupancy for such building.
B. No change of occupancy or use shall be made in a building that is inconsistent with the last
issued certificate of occupancy for such building, unless the Director of Community
Development finds upon inspection that such building conforms substantially to the provisions
of this Building Code and the Director of Community Development finds that such building
conforms to the Zoning Ordinance with respect to the proposed new occupancy and use.
C. Any building or structure, or portion thereof, that has been damaged by reason of decay, fire
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and/or other cause, when the cost of restoration work does not exceed one-half ('/,) of the
estimated fair value of the building or the structure proposed to be restored, shall have the
restoration work done in compliance with the provisions of the Building Code. The
undamaged portions of the building may be retained in its original condition.
D. Any building or structure, or portion thereof, damaged by reason of decay, fire, or other
cause, more than one-half (/) of the estimated value aforesaid shall, when restored, be made
to comply throughout with the provisions of the Building and Zoning Codes.
E. When any building or portion thereof has suffered damage by reason of decay, fire or
otherwise to a structural condition which renders said building unsafe; and the owner does
not take immediate action to eliminate the dangerous condition, the Director of Community
Development shall instruct the Department of Public Works to brace, wreck or otherwise
eliminate the said dangerous condition. The cost of such work shall be paid by owner.
F. The estimated value referred to in this Section shall be determined by the Director of
Community Development.
Sec. 21.220. Dangerous or Incomplete Buildings and Nuisances.
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A. Any building or parts thereof which have been allowed to deteriorate to a dangerous
condition and incompleted buildings and excavations for buildings on which work has stopped
for a period of more than thirty (30) days are hereby to be declared public nuisances.
B. If, after the Director of Community Development has served a notice on the owner of the
property to remedy the condition or nuisance, he fails to take the necessary action within ten
(10) days to correct the nuisance, the Village will pursue remedies under this Code and law.
See. 21.221. Building on Unimproved Lots.
No permits shall be issued for the erection of buildings for habitation on any lot or parcel of land
within the village unless a highway, road or street or way for public service facilities improved with
pavement, water mains and sanitary sewers meeting village specifications is provided to serve said
lot or parcel of land.
Sec. 21.222. General Lot Grade Maximums and Minimums.
Grading shall be completed on each lot such that the overland water flow is directed away from all
sides of the foundation. Unless otherwise approved by the Village Engineer all lot grades shall be a
minimum of two percent (21%) and a maximum often percent (10%). if steeper slopes are approved,
sodding, retaining walls or other special treatments may be required to protect the slopes.
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Sec. 12.223. Foundation Grades and Rules.
A. All foundation grades shall be established in such a manner as to achieve the free, natural and
unobstructed flow of surface water.
B. The Director of Community Development shall ftom time to time promulgate detailed rules,
not inconsistent with this Article, for the purpose of determining foundation elevations, Such
rules shall become effective by filing same in the office of the Village Clerk and shall then
have the force and effect of an ordinance of the Village.
C. Every application for a building permit shall show the foundation elevation and set forth a
grading plan for the proposed construction, determined in accordance with this Article and
rules established pursuant thereto. No building permit shall be issued unless such foundation
elevation and grading plan is in accordance with the provisions of this Article and rules issued
hereunder,
D, The foundation elevation shall be eight inches (8") above finish grade. Side service walks and
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drives are to be a minimum of six inches (6") below top of foundation.
Sec. 21.224. Subdivision Grade Plans.
supple
and 21,402 shall be mental to the requirements of the
'rhe provisions of Sections 21.401 the provisions of said Ordinance.
sior, approved pursuant to on file
Zoning ordinance respecting any subdivision f Community Development unless he has
No building permit shall be issued by the Director o
an approved lot grading plan for such subdivision.
Sec. 21.225. Conformity with Lot Grading Plan. Ian is on file, pursuant to the
Every building constructed in a location for which a lot grading p
provisions of Section 21.403, shall conform to said lot grading plan.
See. 21.226. Compliance Required Prior to occupancy Permit. ion shall be issued or given by
or other indication of approval of neconstruct forth
No occupancy Permit eand until all grade requirements set in this
the Director of Community Developmnt unless
Article have been met.
Sec. 21.227. Altering Grade Levels.
No grades within the Village shall be disturbed or otherwise - altered except as allowed pursuant to
a permit issued by the Director of Community Development
See. 21.228. Sidewalks- 7
e obstructed in the course of building operations without a special
A. No public sidewalk shall b Development, and whenever a removal of a public
permit from the Director of Community
sidewalk is required, such work shall not be done until a permit is secured from the Director
of Community Development.
B. Any person making application for a building permit shall, at the time of making application
and in consideration of the issuance of such permit by the Village, agree to install public
sidewalks in conformance with subsection 21,204D of this Code.
C. Sidewalk construction shall conform with the sidewalk construction specifications of Chapter
16, Article IV, subsection 16.403A9 of the Village Code,
Sec. 21.229. Trees.
Any person making application for a building permit shall, at the time of making application and in
consideration of the issuance of such permit by the Village, agree to pay for installation of trees in
the public right of way in conformance with Chapter 16, Article IV, Section 16.409 of the Village
Code, The applicant shall post with the Village Director of Finance, a cash deposit in an amount equal
to the number of trees required multiplied by the amount charged by the Village to cover the cost of
such trees. The amount charged for trees is established from time to time by the Village Manager,
See. 21.230. Night Construction.
No Construction or alteration operations shall be carried on within the Village between the hours of
seven o'clock (7:00) P.M. and eight o'clock (8:00) A.M.; provided, however, if said construction or
alteration site is located two hundred fifty feet (250) or more from a residential dwelling unit, the
hours prohibiting said construction or alteration operations shall be between the hours of seven
o'clock (7:00) P.M. and seven o'clock (7:00) A.M. Any appeal from this restriction shall be made to
the Village Manager, (Ord. 4512, 1-5-93) 0
Sec. 21.231. Burden of Proof.
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In all instances herein when facts are in dispute on an issue raised between an owner or permittee and
the Department of Community Development, the decision of the Director of Community
Development shall control. However, the burden of proving such facts in issue is upon the said owner
or permittee who may receive independent consultation with and recommendation from engineers,
laboratory testing services, or any other expertise, any and all of whom shall be acceptable to the
Director of Community Development, so as to determine the facts; provided, however, that the cost
of such services shall be home by such owner or permittee.
Sec. 21.232. Appeals.
Any person shall have the right to appeal to the Village Manager a decision of the Code official
concerning the interpretation of this Code or to request a modification of the Code. Any application
for appeal to the Village Manager shall be based on a claim that the true intent of the Code or the
rules legally adopted thereunder have been incorrectly interpreted or the provisions of the Code do
not fully apply.
ARTICLE III
FEES, BONDS AND DEPOSITS
SECTION:
21301.
Basis Of Building Permit Fees
21.302.
Fees For Permits
21.303.
Building Permit Fees
21,304.
Electrical Permits
21305.
plumbing Permits
21.306.
Gas Piping Permits
21.307.
Air Conditioning And Refrigeration Permits
21.308.
Mechanical Equipment Installation Permits
21,309.
Sewer Permit Fees
21.310.
Street Obstruction Permit Fees
21.311.
Surety Bond
21.311
Restoration Deposit Water Use Fees, And
Water Meter Rental Fees, Construction
21,313.
Cross -Connection Control Fees
Elevator, Escalator And Dumbwaiter Pen -nit And Inspection Fees
21.314,
21,315.
Plan Examination Fees
21.316.
Gasoline Storage Tank Permits
21.317.
Reinspection Fees
And Moving), of Buildings; Fees And Bonds
21.318,
Demolition
21.319.
Sidewalk Deposit
21,320.
;I Certificate of occupancy
21.321.
Fence Permits
21.322,
Parkway Tree Fees
21.323,
Driveway Permits
21.324,
Refund Of Deposits
See. 21.301. Basis Of Building Permit Fees.
For the purpose of determining a basis for computing building permit fees, the estililated cost of
construction shall be determined by the Director of Community Development as follows:
A. The Director of Community Development may accept an estimate furnished to him by the
applicant for permit; or
B. He may require a certificate of the cost of construction from a licensed engineer; or
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C, He may require an affidavit from the owner or his agent setting forth the estimated cost of the
proposed work; Or
D, He may make such estimate as Director of Community Development.
See. 21.302- Fees For Permits.
The permit fees to be charged for permits authorized and required by the Municipal Code shall be
paid to the Village and shall be as provided in the following Sections.
See. 21.303. Building permit Fees. repair or underpin s
The minimum fee for any permit to alter, construct, enlarge, erect, lower, raise, fidollar
any building, structure or part thereof as required by this Chapter, shall be twenty ve
($25,00), provided that the cost of the work authorized by said permit does not exceed one thousand
dollars ($1,000.04
Wen the cost of any such work excedsthefee shall be computedat
0 of cost, plus $ iti
thehrate of $25. for thefirst $1,000.e0 600for each addonal
$1, 000.00 of cast (>r fraction thereof.
Sec. 21.304. Electrical Permits.
The permit fee to be charged for electrical installation and alteration shall be as follows
A. Minimum permit fee shall, be twenty five dollars ($25,00).
B. For the inspection of original installation of a one- or two-family dwelling, the fee shall be:
0 to 1,000 sq. ft. $30.00
1,001 to 1,599 sq. flt. 35.00
1,600 to 2,399 sq. ft. 40.00
2,400 to 2,999 sq. ft. 45.00
3,000 sq. ft, and over 50.00
in addition to the foregoing, an electrical service fee shall be paid in accordance with schedule
for new service fees, and a charge often dollars ($10,00) for power -consuming devices such
as, but not limited to a/c units, heat pumps and solar devices.
C. Conversions of single-family residences, such as garages, recreation rooms, dormers, etc., the
permit fee shall be computed as: Minimum fee, twenty five dollars ($25.00), with a maximum
of two (2) circuits, For more than two (2) circuits, consult the circuit fee schedule2.
D. Commercial and industrial remodeling: Minimum fee plus fee from , circuit schedule and fee
from service schedule.
E. The fee for the inspection of electric motors or power -consuming devices of one-half (,) h -p.
or more other than lighting circuits:
Base fee for each motor ...... ............... $6.00
Plus each horsepower or 50
kilowatt over, .......... ............... .......
(Each kilowatt of electrical power shall be considered I h.p. for fee purposes)
2. See subsection 21.304F.
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Circuit Count Schedule:
Circuit 2 and 3 Wire Circuit
1
$ 5.00
2
10.00
3
15.00
4
20.00
5
25.00
6
30.00
7
35.00
8
40.00
9
45.00
10
50.00
11
54.00
12
58.00
13
62.00
14
66.00
15
70.00
16
74.00
17
78.00
18
82.00
19
86.00
20
90.00
21
94.00
22
98.00
23
102.00
24
106.00
25
110.00
26 - 50 inclusive
3.50 each additional
51 - 75 inclusive
3.25 each additional
3.00 each additional
over 75
For the inspection of a four (4) wire circuit, the fee shall be three (3) times the amount of a
two (2) wire circuit.
The fees for examination of plans when plans are submitted that are not in conjunction with
construction or plumbing shall be twenty five dollars ($25.00).
For the inspection for new services the fees shall be as follows:
60 ampere service
one meter
$10.00
100 ampere service
one meter
200 ampere service
one meter
20.00
400 ampere service
one meter
25.00
600 ampere service
one meter
30.00
800 ampere service
one meter
35.00
1000 ampere service
one meter
40.00
1200 ampere service
one meter
45.00
1400 ampere service
one meter
50.00
1600 ampere service
one meter
55 00
1800 ampere service
one meter
60.00
2000 ampere service
one meter
65.00
3000 ampere service
one meter
85.00
4000 ampere service
one meter
110.00
5000 ampere service
one meter
135.00
6000 ampere service
one meter
160.00
7000 ampere service
one meter
185.00
8000 ampere service
one meter
210.00
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K.
g000 ampere service one meter 235.00
10,000 ampere service one meter 260.00
Each Additional Meter (All Service Levels) $ 5.00
For service ampere ratings other than those listed, the fee is to be that provided
for the next larger size as established by subsection I.
when inspections are Called for and re -inspection is required, a re -inspection fee
of twenty five dollars ($25.00) will be deducted from bond or deposit fees.
For feeders installed
or increased in amperage and additional subPanels,
ercial and industrial occupancies only as a separate
installations for comm
installation:
$25.00
one feeder
S,,. 21.305. plumbing Permits.
The fee for the installation, alteration or extension of a plumbing system shall be:
A. Minimum permit fee shall be twenty five dollars ($25.00).
B. Replacement Or I .00)
installation of new fixtures shall be twenty five dollars ($25
plus five dollars ($5.00) per fixture.
C. Alterations of a plumbing system shall be twenty five dollars ($25.00) plus five
dollars $5 00} for each fixture replaced or installed.
D, Water Connection Tap -On Fee. The "water connection tap -on fee" shall be
based upon the size of the water tap made into the water system. The schedule
of taps and charges shall be as follows:
aIj7es_f_Tari Charje�
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$ 300-00
11/2"
375.00
21'
450.00
3"
900.00
4"
1,500.00
6"
2,250.00
81,
3,000-00
101,
3,750.00
In the event any building or premises contains more than one dwelling or commercial
unit, an additional permit fee of one hundred fifty dollars ($150-00) shall be made for
each such multiple unit.
All applicants for water service shall provide and pay the costs of construction, both
labor and material, of the water service from the main to the premises to be served.
This construction work in connection with the water service shall be performed by a
licensed plumber who has a properly executed bond on file in the office of the Village
Clerk. The water meter shall be furnished by the Village and a charge made to cover
the cost of such meter. For the connection charge, the Village will inspect the water
service to determine that the construction thereof is in accordance with specifications
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established by the Village for the regulation of the water and sewer system.
E. A chlorination fee of forty dollars ($40.00) shall be assessed for each water main and fire main
system.
In each instance above where the said pen -nit 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.
The amount of such performance bond shall be ten percent (10%) of the construction
cost of the improvement.
2. Said performance bond shall be effective for a period of two (2) years following the
projecrs 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 damage that may arise directly or indirectly out of the installation,
construction or failure to maintain or repair the water main.
Sec. 21.306. Gas Piping Permits.
The fee for permits for the installation of gas piping shall be computed on the basis of ten dollars
($10.00) per inch (I.D.) plus an additional five dollars ($5.00) on each twenty five (25) lineal feet or
fraction thereof.
Sec. 21.307. Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Permits.
The fee for air conditioning and refrigeration pemrits shall be ten dollars ($10,00) plus three dollars
($3,00) per ton or fraction thereof for the first twenty (20) tons. When the air conditioning or
refrigeration system exceeds twenty (20) tons, the fee to be charged for the additional tons shall be
computed at the rate of one dollar ($1.00) per ton or fraction thereof.
Sec. 21.308. Mechanical Equipment installation Permits.
A. Mechanical equipment permit fees other than air conditioning, refrigeration, combustion,
elevators and fire protection systems shall be computed at the rate of twenty five dollars
($25.00) for the first one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) of valuation, plus six dollars ($6.00)
for each additional one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) of cost or fraction thereof.
B. Fire protection system fees shall be as follows:
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:
$25.00 for each standpipe system
3. Fire pumps:
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$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 system:
$25.00 for each alteration
Plus: 25.00for 5tOl00heads
Plus: IO Cio 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
Miscellaneous fire suppression systems:
$25,00 for each system
Plus: 6.00 per $1,000-00 Of valuation'
Sec. 21.309. Sewer Permit Fees.
The fee for the installation, alteration or extension of a sewer system shall be:
A. Sewer Connection Tap -On Fm The "sewer connection tap -on fee" shall be one hundred fifty
dollars ($150,00) for each separate building connection which contains not more than ten (10)
water outlets or floor drains discharging to the sanitary sewer system.
For each additional water outlet or floor drain contained in said premises in excess of ten (10)
outlets there shall be an additional sewer connection tap -on fee for said connection of twenty
five dollars ($25M) per water outlet or floor drain.
g or preises contains more thone dwellng unit or commercial
In the event any builm
($150.00)ishall be made for each
unit, an additional permit fee of one hundred fifty dollarsan
such multiple unit.
B. The applicant for sewer service shall, in all cases, pay for all costs of labor and materials
required for installing the sewer service from the respective mains to the premises to be
served. The construction work in connection with the sewer service shall be performed by a
licensed plumber who has a properly executed bond on file in the office of the Village Clerk.
For the connection charge, the Village will inspect the sewer service to determine that the
construction thereof is in accordance with specifications established by the Village for the
regulation of the water and sewer system.
C. An additional fee for plan review and final inspection will be required for all projects involving
the extension of an existing sanitary or storm sewer. This fee shall be based upon the
following percentages of the estimated construction cost of the sewer extension (exclusive
of services to the proposed building):
1. Two percent (2.0%) of the construction cost of the improvements when such cost is
fifty thousand dollars ($50,000-00) or less.
2 One and five -tenths percent (1,5%) of the construction cost of the improvements
when such cost is over fifty thousand dollars ($50,000.00).
3. See Section 22.504.3 of this Code.
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D. In each instance above where the said permit is issued for sewer connections lying outside the
corporate limits of the Village, said permit shall be two hundred percent (200%) of such fee
listed hereinabove in order to cover the additional costs and inspections thereof.
E. As a further condition of the issuance of a permit, the individual or firm connecting to the
sewer system shall provide a performance bond, payable to the Village, to cover the full cost
of all sanitary sewerage system improvements.
1. The amount of such performance bond shall be based upon an estimate of cost
approved by the Village Engineer.
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 damage that may arise directly or indirectly out of the installation,
construction or failure to maintain or repair the sanitary sewer so installed.
F. A fee shall be paid to the Village for each lineal foot of storm, sanitary or combined sewer
installed to help defray the costs of televising said sewers, as provided in Section 16.604 of
Chapter 16 of this Village Code.
Sec. 21.310. Street Obstruction Permit Fees.
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No street, alley, parkway or other public property shall be obstructed without a special permit first
having been secured from the Director of Community Development.
A. The fee for such street, alley or parkway obstruction permit shall be fifteen dollars ($15.00)
per month or part thereof for each twenty five feet (25') or fractional part thereof of frontage
so occupied. The minimum deposit shall be fifty dollars ($50.00).
B. Upon the discontinuance of the use of such street, alley or parkway, the amount due for the
special obstruction permit shall be deducted from the deposit and the difference returned.
C. The validity of such permit shall not exceed ninety (90) days after the date of issuance of
same.
D. Said permit may be renewed for an additional thirty (30) days with the approval of the
Director of Community Development, and in such event the applicant shall pay an additional
fee of twenty five dollars ($25.00) per twenty five feet (25") or fractional part thereof of
frontage so occupied per month or fraction thereof.
E. The permit fee for the opening of a street, sidewalk or alley for the purpose of making
connections to the sewer, water, gas or electric piping shall be fifty dollars ($50.00).
Sec. 21.311. Surety Bond.
No permit shall be issued until the applicant shall have executed and filed with the Director of
Community Development a surety bond in the penal sum of ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00) with
a responsible surety company as surety thereon, Said bond to be approved as to form by the Village
Attorney, Said bond to indemnify the Village and its officials for the full period of time provided by
the statute of limitations of the State from any and all loss, costs, expense or liability of any kind or
nature whatsoever, which said Village or its officials may suffer or be put to, or which may be
recovered from it or them by reason of the issuance of such permit.
Sec. 21.312. Restoration Deposit.
No permit shall be issued until the applicant has deposited with the Village Treasurer the sum of five
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guarantee the replacement or repair of broken or damaged siewalks,
hundred dollars ($500-00) to liter from
streets, restoring the public property and for the removal Of dirt and om
curbs, gutters and st s involved, except that if the improvement to be made is a
public streets abutting the prermse
single -room addition or a detached garage, such sum shall not exceed one hundred ($100.00)-
at any one time,dollars with the Village
14owever, the applicant shall not be required to have on deposit,
thousand dollars (52,00000 ,0) for this purpose, regardless of the
any sum in excess of twothe project, the permittee shall
Treasurer,insp in have not be i
number of permits issued to the applicant. Upon final apprval Of' at ect ns et
nu . . ig balance of said depositIf fin posers shall be
apply for a refund of the remamir . expires, all d
quested, completed and the project approved at the time the permit . t
re all be required with new permits.
forfeited to the Village and new deposits shall
See. 21.313. Water Meter Rental Fees, Construction Water Use Fees, and Cross -Connection
Control Fees. meters according to the following schedule:
A, Fees shall be charged for the rental of water , tt) to and including a one and
The charge for connecting a five-eighths inch (5/s
1. one-half inch (1'/,") orifice sire disc water meter, including a flat rental fee and charge
t shall be the said current cost Of the
for ordinary maintenance and repair for the rife thereO cost figured to
meter at the time of its Purchase, Plus thirty percent (3(r/o) of thesaid
the closest dollar. or larger,,turbine, compound or
The charge for connecting a two inch (2") orifice size thirty
2. f the meter at the time of its purchase, plus
be meter shall be the current cost 0 dollar as well as a flat rental fee
percent (300/(,) of the said cost figured to the closest d repairs made by the Village
plus the cost and expense of necessary maintenance an
during the life of the said meter, which later charges for maintenance shall be billed
to the customer when incurred. f twoater hundruseded will dollars ($200-00)
B. construction Water Use Fee. For l construction, a deposit 0 wbe billed by the
shall be paid for the use of a conalstruction water meter and
Village Treasurer in accordance with the normal water rates in 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 useris responsibility to supply the necessary tap and/or pipe work for
this construction water meter. Administration Fee. For each Cross -connection control
C. Cross -Connection Control Program
device installed, a fee of ten dollars (510.00) shall be paid by the property owner upon whose
premises the device was installed. The Village Treasurer shall bill each such water customer
at the date of installation and thereafter at the annual anniversary of said date. Property
owners with cross -connection control devices installed prior to September 1, 1994, shall be
billed the appropriate amount by the Village Treasurer upon notification of the presence of
the anniversary of said notification said devices and annually thereafter upon O#fication date.
See. 21.314. Elevator, Escalator and Dumbwaiter Permit and Inspection Fees.
A. Permit fees for elevator, escalator and dumbwaiter installation or alteration shall be as
follows:
1 For each elevator servicing a building up to and including three (3) floors, the fee shall
be fifty dollars ($50.00).
2. Each additional floor in excess of three (3) floors, ten dollars ($10.00) per floor.
R Semi-annual inspection fees of each elevator, escalator and dumbwaiter shall be thirty five
dollars ($35.00).
See. 21.315. Plan Examination Fees.
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The fee for plan examination shall be payable upon receipt of the plans submitted for review and shall
be as follows:
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C.
For single-family homes, thirty dollars ($30.00).
For garages, normal accessory buildings for single-family homes, and miscellaneous plans,
twenty dollars ($20.00).
For all other alterations, construction or repair of buildings and structures, the following
system shall apply:
The fee for plan examination is related to the complexities of the work involved. The fee is
based on:
I . The size of the building (Base Fee).
2, The type of construction (Base Fee Multiplier).
3. The use group (Base Fee Multiplier).
4. The type of mechanical plans (Mechanical Plans Multiplier) included in the submittal.
The quotation is as follows:
Plan Exam Fee = (Base Fee) x (Base Fee Multiplier) x (Mechanical Plans Multiplier)
Example: Use Group C (mercantile)
Floor area 5,000 square feet
Height - 2 stories, 20 feet
Type lI-C construction
Plans include building, mechanical and plumbing
The volume of the building is 5,000 square feet x 20 feet
100,000 cubic feet
The base fee is $200.00
The base fee multiplier is 0.9
The mechanical plans multiplier is 1.40
Plan Exam Fee = 200.00 x 0.9 x 1.40 = $252.00
Base Fee
Buildin�e (cubic feet)
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
Plus:
Plan Ex .Base Fee
$ 70.00
90.00
145.00
200.00
235.00
235.00
2.35
per each 10,000 cubic feet
over 200,OOOcubic feet
Type of onstruction
Use Grou2, II IIC III IIIC IV
A Hazardous
B Storage
D industrial 1.1 1.0
C Mercantile 1.2 1.1
E Business
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0.8 0.9 0.8 0.8
0.9 1.0 0.9 0.9
F Assembly 1.5 1.4
1.1 1.2 1.1 1.0
13 1.8 13 1.6
H Institutional 11 2.0
1.4 1.3
1.1 1.2 1.1 1.0
L Residential
Mechgqical
Plans ijibri�41ed
Mechanical
1.25
1.15
Plumbing
1,10
Electrical
1,40
Mechanical & plumbing
1.35
Mechanical & Electrical
1,25
Plumbing & Electrical
1.50
Mechanical, plumbing &
Electrical
To calculate plan review fee: plans Multiplier,
Fee = Base Fee x Base Fee Multiplier x Mechanical
D. A preliminary plan review fee shall be 0.50 times the regular fee.
E. Automatic sprinkler/standpipe systems - $50.00. tied by the
F. in all instances where the plans submitted for review are required to be exami
!-lath Division for compliance with rules, regulations and specifications under its jurisdiction,
there shall be additional fees charged as follows: ....... $20.00
Plan review - multiple -family use ............. ........ 35.00
Plan review - restaurant and food store uses ................ ...... 25.00
Plan review - all other uses .... ..................... ...... 40.00
Plan compliance inspection fee ............................
See. 21.316. Gasoline Storage Tank Permits.
The permit fee to install a gasoline storage tank shall be one hundred twenty five dollars ($125.00).
Sec. 21.317. Reinspection Fees.
Mere a reinspection is required to determine compliance with the related codes, a reinspection fee
shall be paid. Reinspection fees shall be computed on the basis often percent (10%) of the original
installation fee with a minimum of ten dollars (s10.00) and a maximum of twenty five dollars
($25.00).
Sec. 21.318. Demolition and Moving of Buildings; Fees and Bonds.
No building or other structure shall be demolished, razed or wrecked unless permit fees and bonds
are submitted to the Village as follows:
A. A cash deposit in the sum of five hundred dollars ($500.00) to assure the filling in of any
below -grade areas and completion of the proposed demolition.
B. A bond with good and sufficient sureties, acceptable to the Village Attorney, indemnifying,
keeping and saving harmless the Village against any loss, cost, damage, expense, judgment
or liability of any kind whatsoever which the Village may suffer, or which may accrue against,
be charged to or be recovered from the Village, or any of its officials, from or by reason or
on account of accidents to persons or property during any such demolition, or wrecking
operations, and from or by reason or on account of anything done under or by virtue of any
permit granted for any such demolition, razing or wrecking operations. Such bond shall be
in the penal sum of twenty thousand dollars ($20,000,00) for structures not exceeding three
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(3) stories in height and forty thousand dollars ($40,000.00) for structures of four (4) or more
stories.
C. A permit fee of one hundred dollars ($100.00) shall be paid for all demolition, unless of a
minimum nature as specified in Section 21.318D. In addition, a fixed fee is to be computed
at a rate often dollars ($10.00) for each ten feet (10') of height of such building or structure
above ten feet (10) in height.
D. A permit fee of twenty five dollars ($25.00) shall be paid for all minor demolition, including
interior remodeling, rehabilitation and other related minor work prior to construction.
E. A permit fee of two hundred dollars ($200.00) shall be paid for moving a building.
Sec. 21.319. Sidewalk Deposit.
In addition to the foregoing provisions, each applicant shall, at the time of making application 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 five dollars ($5.00) 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 Article.
Sec. 21.320. Certificate of Occupancy.
The fee for a final certificate of occupancy for residential buildings shall be ten dollars ($10.00) for
each dwelling unit. The fee to be charged for all other uses shall be thirty dollars ($30.00).
Sec. 21.321. Fence Permits.
The fee to construct, alter or erect a fence shall be eight dollars ($8.00).
Sec. 21.322. Parkway Tree Fees.
Each applicant shall, at the time of making application for such building permit, pay to the Village
Treasurer, a fee for each parkway tree required at a forty foot (40') spacing along the lot for which
a permit is sought, The fee will be based on current market value and determined by the Village
Manager. The Village shall use such funds to plant parkway tree(s) as required by Article IV of
Chapter 16.
Sec. 21.323. Driveway Permits.
The permit fee for a driveway will be fifteen dollars ($15.00).
Sec. 21.324. Refund of Deposits,
A. Upon final approval by the Village of each project and upon conclusion of each guarantee
period the Director of Community Development shall notify the permittee in writing of any
deposit balance remaining. Upon such notification it shall be the responsibility of the pemaittee
to apply for the refund of such deposit balances on forms provided by the Director of
Community Development,
B. if an application for a refund of any deposit balance is not received by the Director of
Community Development within six (6) months after written notification to the permittee
such deposit balance shall be forfeited to the Village and said deposit balance shall be
deposited in the General. Fund of the Village.
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ARTICLE IV
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS; PENALTIES
SECTION',
Sec. 21.401. Effect of Headings. limit, modify
Chapter, article and section headings contained herein shall not be eemed to goversection of this
or in any manner affect the scope, meaning or intent of the provisionds of any article or
Chapter 21.
Sec. 21.402. Severability. I such unconstitutionality $hall
If any part or parts of this Chapter shall be held to be unconstitutiona , f Trustees hereby declares
not affect the validity of the remainin . g parts of this Chapter. The Board o part or parts
. g parts of this Chapter if it had known that such
that it would have passed the remaining
thereof would be declared unconstitutional.
Sec. 21.403. Penalties. person to violate any of the provisions of this Chapter 21; and any
A. it is a misdemeanor for any ter or repair a building or structure in violation of this
person who shall erect, construCt, alprovided shall upon conviction for such violation be
Chapter for which another penalty is not
fined not less than one hundred dollars ($loo.00) and/or no more than one thousand dollars
($I,000.00) and each day such violation continues to exist shall constitute a separate offense.
B. The imposition of the penalies herein prescribed shall not eclude the Village from
instituting an appropriate actiontor proceeding to prevent an unlawprful erection, construction,
, or use or to restrain, correct or
reconstruction, alteration, repair, conversion
occupancy iof buildingmaintenance, structure or prermses, or to prevent
abate a violation, or to prevent the
an illegal act, conduct, business or use n or about any such premises.
C, If any work has commenced without receipt of a permit, as required by this Chapter, the
specified permit fee shall be doubled, except that the minimum penalty shall be one hundred
dollars ($100,00) and the maximum penalty one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) for each and
every category where the unauthorized work has begun. However, such payment shall not
relieve any person of any other requirement or penalties prescribed in this Chapter.
See. 21.404. Refund of Deposits.
A. Upon final approval by the village of each project and upon conclusion of each guarantee
period the Director of Community Development shall notify the permittee in writing of any
deposit balances remaining. Upon such notification it shall be the responsibility of the
permittee to apply for the refund of such deposit balances on forms provided by the Director
of Community Development.
B. if an application for a refund of any deposit balance is not received by the Director of
Community Development within six (6) months after written notification to the permittee
such deposit balance will be forfeited to the General Fund of the Village.
ARTICLE V
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Effect of Headings
21.401.
Severability
21.402,
21.403.
Penalties
Refund of Deposits 12R1
21.404.
Sec. 21.401. Effect of Headings. limit, modify
Chapter, article and section headings contained herein shall not be eemed to goversection of this
or in any manner affect the scope, meaning or intent of the provisionds of any article or
Chapter 21.
Sec. 21.402. Severability. I such unconstitutionality $hall
If any part or parts of this Chapter shall be held to be unconstitutiona , f Trustees hereby declares
not affect the validity of the remainin . g parts of this Chapter. The Board o part or parts
. g parts of this Chapter if it had known that such
that it would have passed the remaining
thereof would be declared unconstitutional.
Sec. 21.403. Penalties. person to violate any of the provisions of this Chapter 21; and any
A. it is a misdemeanor for any ter or repair a building or structure in violation of this
person who shall erect, construCt, alprovided shall upon conviction for such violation be
Chapter for which another penalty is not
fined not less than one hundred dollars ($loo.00) and/or no more than one thousand dollars
($I,000.00) and each day such violation continues to exist shall constitute a separate offense.
B. The imposition of the penalies herein prescribed shall not eclude the Village from
instituting an appropriate actiontor proceeding to prevent an unlawprful erection, construction,
, or use or to restrain, correct or
reconstruction, alteration, repair, conversion
occupancy iof buildingmaintenance, structure or prermses, or to prevent
abate a violation, or to prevent the
an illegal act, conduct, business or use n or about any such premises.
C, If any work has commenced without receipt of a permit, as required by this Chapter, the
specified permit fee shall be doubled, except that the minimum penalty shall be one hundred
dollars ($100,00) and the maximum penalty one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) for each and
every category where the unauthorized work has begun. However, such payment shall not
relieve any person of any other requirement or penalties prescribed in this Chapter.
See. 21.404. Refund of Deposits.
A. Upon final approval by the village of each project and upon conclusion of each guarantee
period the Director of Community Development shall notify the permittee in writing of any
deposit balances remaining. Upon such notification it shall be the responsibility of the
permittee to apply for the refund of such deposit balances on forms provided by the Director
of Community Development.
B. if an application for a refund of any deposit balance is not received by the Director of
Community Development within six (6) months after written notification to the permittee
such deposit balance will be forfeited to the General Fund of the Village.
ARTICLE V
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SECTION:
21.501. Definitions of Words and Phrases
Sec. 21.501. Definitions of Words and Phrases.
Whenever in this Chapter the following words and phrases are used, they shall, for the purposes of
this Chapter, have the meanings respectively ascribed to them in this Article, except when the context
in which they are used indicates otherwise.
AGGRIEVED PARTY: One suffering from an alleged infringement or denial of his
legal rights by reason of a decision or ruling of the Director of
Community Development.
ALCOVE: A recess connected with or at the side of a larger room, with
an unobstructed opening into such room equal to at least
twenty percent (20%) of the entire wall surface of the alcove.
ALLEY: A public way within a block, generally giving access to the
rear of lots of buildings and not used for general traffic
circulation.
ALTERATION:
As applied to a building or structure, a change or
rooms or spaces, the structural parts, the
rearrangement of
means of egress, or an enlargement whether by extending a
side or by increasing the heights, or the moving from one
location or position to another.
A room or suite of two (2) or more rooms in an apartment
APARTMENT:
building occupied as a family domicile where provision is
made for living, sleeping, cooking and eating within the room
or suite of two (2) or more rooms.
APARTMENT BUILDING:
Any building which contains apartments.
Approved by the Director of Community Development under
APPROVED:
the provisions of this Chapter, or by other authority
designated by this Code to give approval or to be used as a
standard in the matter in question.
APPROVED MASONRY:
Masonry constructed of brick, stone, concrete, hollow block,
of these materials, or other
solid block or combination
materials approved by the Director of Community
Development.
A. As applied to the dimensions of a building, the
AREA:
maximum horizontal area of the building at or above
grade.
B. As applied to floor surface measurement, the
horizontal projected floor area inside of exterior
enclosure walls or between exterior walls and fire
walls.
C. Pool Area. The apron immediately adjacent to a
swimming pool extending to a minimum of five feet
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BUILDING, SKELETON: A building composed of only structural framework, or a rigid
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(5,) from the said pool.
between the ceiling beams of the top story, and the
The space
roof rafters, and containing no habitable room.
AUTOMATIC USE:
Automatic as applied to fire protection devices, automatic
device or system that provides an emergency
refers to a
function without tl,,ie necessity of human intervention and
temperature rise, or
activates as a result of a predetermined
rise or increase in the level of combustion
rate of temperature
as is incorporated in an automatic sprinkler
products, such
system, automatic fire door, etc.
a building which is partly or completely below
BASEMENT:
That portion of
grade.
A room containing a tub, Shower compartment or other
BATHROOM'
facilities for bathing. i
A wall which supports any load in addition to its own weight,
BEARING WALL:
The Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
A room containing the fuel -burning equipment and/or fuel
BOILER ROOM:
storage for a heating or power generating system.
Any structure used or intended for supporting or sheltering
BUILDING:
any use or occupancy.
BUILDING, BUSINESS:
A building occupied for the transaction of business, for the
services, for the display and sale of
rendering of professional
goods, wares and merchandise, for the supplying of food,
for the
drink or other bodily needs or comforts, or
certain work or labor, including, among
performance of
others, office buildings, stores, markets, restaurants, not
excluding factories, storage or warehouse buildings.
BUILDING, FRAME:
Buildings having a wood frame or having brick, stone or
frame which wholly or partly
stucco veneering on a wood
serves as the structural support of the building or its load.
BUILDING, INSTITUTIONAL: A building in which persons are harbored to receive medical,
treatment; or in which persons are
charitable or other care or
held or detained by reason of public or civic duty or for
correctional purposes, including, among others, hospitals,
fire houses, police stations and jails.
asylums, sanitariums,
BUILDING LINE:
The line established by deed or law, beyond which a building
shall not extend, except as specifically provided for in the
Zoning Code or other ordinance of the Village.
BUILDING, PUBLIC:
A building in which persons congregate for civic, political,
educational, religious, social or recreational purposes,
including, among others, court houses, schools, colleges,
libraries, museums, exhibition buildings, lecture halls,
churches, assembly halls, lodge rooms and dance halls.
BUILDING, SKELETON: A building composed of only structural framework, or a rigid
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supportive or protective structure or shell.
BULKHEAD:
A raised portion of floor construction and the partition
enclosing it, which provides head room for a stair flight or,
when in connection with store show windows, provides a
means for light and ventilation to the basement space below.
CEILING:
The overhead covering of a room.
CEILING HEIGHTS:
The clear vertical distance from the finished floor to the
finished ceiling.
CEMENT FLOOR:
A floor not less than four inches (4) in thickness of concrete
composed of one part Portland cement, three (3) parts of sand
and five (5) parts of crushed stone or gravel.
CEMENT LIME MORTAR:
A mixture of one part of hydrated lime to not more than six
by volume, with an addition of
(6) parts of sand, proportioned
not less than ten percent (10%) of Portland cement to the lime
by volume.
CEMENT MORTAR:
A mixture of one part of Portland cement and not more than
three (3) parts of sand, proportioned by volume, with an
allowable addition of hydrated lime not to exceed twenty
percent (20%) of cement volume.
CERTIFICATE OF
The certificate issued by the Director of Community
use of a building in
OCCUPANCY:
Development which permits the
accordance with the approved plans and specifications and
which certifies compliance with the provisions of law for the
use and occupancy of the building in its several parts together
with any special stipulations or conditions of the building
permit.
CHIMNEY or FLUE•
A vertical, or approximately vertical, conduit through which
smoke and/or gases of combustion escape to the outer air.
CLERK or VILLAGE CLERK:
The Village Clerk of the Village.
A nonhabitable room used for storage.
CLOSET:
CONCRETE:
A. Except when otherwise specifically provided,
"'concrete" shall mean a mixture of one partof
Portland cement and not more than three (3) parts of
sand and five (5) parts of crushed stone or gravel, all
proportioned by volume.
B. 'Reinforced concrete" means Portland cement
concrete in which steel is embodied in such a manner
that the two (2) materials act together in resisting
forces.
DEAD LOADS: The weight of all permanent structural and nonstructural
components of a building, such as walls, floors, roofs, ceilings,
stairways and fixed service equipment.
DEPARTMENTS: Department of Community Development' The Department of
Community Development of the Village.
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Department of Finance: The Department of Finance of the
Village.
Department of public Works: The Department of Public
Works of the Village.
Director of Community Development: The Director of the
DIRECTORS: Department of Community Development of the Village Of
Mount Prospect.
Department of Finance: The Department of Finance of the
Village.
Director of public Works: The Director of the Department of
Public Works of the Village of Mount Prospect -
DISTRICTS: The Zoning Districts as described in the Zoning Ordinance of
the Village of Mount Prospect.
Any building which contains one or two (2) "dwelling units"
DWELLING: used, intended, or designed to be built, used, rented Or leased,
which are occupied for living purposes.
DWELLING, UNIT: A single unit providing complete independent living facilities
for one or more persons including permanent provisions for
living, sleeping, eating, cooking and sanitation.
Ameans or route of exit from a room or building including a
EGRESS: doorway, passage, corridor, stairway or fire escape.
ELEVATOR: A hoisting and lowering mechanism equipped with a car or
platform which moves in guides for the transportation of
individuals or freight in a substantially vertical direction
through successive floors or levels of a building or structure.
ENCLOSING WALLS: A wall separating the interior of a building from the exterior.
Such walls may act as bearing walls, enclosing walls or curtain
walls,
That portion of a means of egress which is separated from all
EXIT other spaces of a building or structure by construction and
opening protectives as required for exits to provide a
rotected way of travel to the exit discharge. Exits include
P
exterior exit doors, exit stairways, exit passageways and
horizontal exits.
FAMILY: An individual, two (2) or more persons related by blood,
marriage or law, or a group of not more than any five (5)
persons living together in a dwelling unit. Servants having
common housekeeping facilities with a family consisting of an
individual, or two (2) or more persons related by blood,
marriage or law, are part, of the family for this Code.
FENCE: A structure or partition erected about a yard or other space,
or about any other object, intended to prevent intrusion from
without, whether physical or visual, or straying from within.
FLOOR: A horizontal or approximately horizontal system, other than
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GARAGE: A building, shed or enclosure, or a part thereof, in which a
motor vehicle is stored, housed or kept.
GARAGE, PRIVATE: A garage for not more than three (3) motor vehicles in which
no business or industry connected directly or indirectly with
motor vehicles is carried on.
GARAGE, PUBLIC: A garage not included within the term private garage.
GRADE or GRADE LEVEL: A reference plane representing the average of finished ground
level adjoining the building at all exterior walls. When the
finished ground level slopes away from the exterior walls, the
reference plane shall be established by the lowest points within
the area between the building and the lot line or, when the lot
line is more than six feet (6) from the building, between the
building and a point six feet (6) from the building.
HABITABLE ROOM: A room designed and intended for use and/or occupied by one
or more persons for living, sleeping, eating or cooking;
includes kitchens serving dwelling units, but does not include
bathrooms, water closet compartments, laundries, pantries,
storage rooms or below grade recreation rooms.
HEIGHT OF BUILDING: The vertical distance of a building or structure as measured in
feet, from the base grade to the highest point of the roof or
parapet, if a flat, mansard or gambrel room, or the point
midway between the ridge line and the eaves line, if a hip or
gable roof Mechanical penthouses, chimneys and steeples
shall not be included in measuring the height of buildings.
HOLLOW BLOCK: A cellular building block of burnt clay or concrete in which
cellular spaces within the blocks exceed twenty five percent
(25%) of the gross cubic content of the block.
KITCHEN:
A room or an alcove containing cooking facilities and in which
food maybe prepared.
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a ceiling, used to support loads within a building. (See also
"Story", this Article)
FLOOR AREA:
For determining floor area ratio, the "floor area" of a building
is the sum of the gross horizontal area of the several floors of
a building measured from the exterior face of the exterior
walls, excluding garage and basement floor.
FLOOR AREA RATIO:
The floor area of a building divided by the area of the zoning
lot.
FOOTING:
A construction supported directly on the ground which
supports walls, piers and columns.
FOUNDATION WALL:
A wall or pier extending to or below frost level serving as
for a wall, pier, column or other structural part of a
support
building.
FURRING:
A construction of wood, metal, masonry or other material, the
sole purpose of which is to obtain a plane or contour for other
surface materials.
GARAGE: A building, shed or enclosure, or a part thereof, in which a
motor vehicle is stored, housed or kept.
GARAGE, PRIVATE: A garage for not more than three (3) motor vehicles in which
no business or industry connected directly or indirectly with
motor vehicles is carried on.
GARAGE, PUBLIC: A garage not included within the term private garage.
GRADE or GRADE LEVEL: A reference plane representing the average of finished ground
level adjoining the building at all exterior walls. When the
finished ground level slopes away from the exterior walls, the
reference plane shall be established by the lowest points within
the area between the building and the lot line or, when the lot
line is more than six feet (6) from the building, between the
building and a point six feet (6) from the building.
HABITABLE ROOM: A room designed and intended for use and/or occupied by one
or more persons for living, sleeping, eating or cooking;
includes kitchens serving dwelling units, but does not include
bathrooms, water closet compartments, laundries, pantries,
storage rooms or below grade recreation rooms.
HEIGHT OF BUILDING: The vertical distance of a building or structure as measured in
feet, from the base grade to the highest point of the roof or
parapet, if a flat, mansard or gambrel room, or the point
midway between the ridge line and the eaves line, if a hip or
gable roof Mechanical penthouses, chimneys and steeples
shall not be included in measuring the height of buildings.
HOLLOW BLOCK: A cellular building block of burnt clay or concrete in which
cellular spaces within the blocks exceed twenty five percent
(25%) of the gross cubic content of the block.
KITCHEN:
A room or an alcove containing cooking facilities and in which
food maybe prepared.
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LIME MORTAR:
A mixture of omenta rt slacked time or hydrated time not more
than four (4) pts of sand proportioned by volume.
A beam placed over an opening or recess in a wall which
LINTEL:
supports the construction above.
Those loads produced by the use and occupancy of the
loads such as wind
LIVE LOAD:
building, not including environmental
loads or dead loads.
loads, snow loads, earthquake
MANAGERor VILLAGE
The Village Manager of the Village of mount Prospect
MANAGER:
NONCOMBUSTIBLE:
Any material which will not sustain fire.
NONCOMBUSTIBLE
A construction in which all materials used in the construction
to the point that the
CONSTRUCTION:
and finish are noncombustible
construction will not sustain fire.
As applied to a building shall be construed as though followed
or designed to be
OCCUPIED:
by the words "or intended, arranged
occupied".
OFFICE:
A place where clerical work, writing or drafting is done,
clients are interviewed, professional services are
where
rendered or where business is transacted without an immediate
transfer of goods.
OPEN AREA:
With respect to fences, open area shall be determined so that
square foot of such fence shall consist of not more
any given
than fifty percent (501/6) fencing material including posts and
rails.
PANTRY:
A space accessory to a dining room or kitchen for storage of
of food without the use of
dishes or food or for a preparation
heat,
A wall of approved masonry projecting above the roof line to
PARAPET:
prevent the spread of fire.
That part of the public street right of way not occupied by the
PARKWAY:
street pavement and located between the back of the curb, or
edge of pavement on streets with no curbs, and the sidewalk,
if exists, as well as the
or the right-of-way line no sidewalk
raised dividing strip of a roadway.
PARTY WALL:
A wall of approved masonry used or adapted for joint use
two (2) buildings and shall comply with wall
between
thickness as provided for under masonry construction.
A recreation area that adjoins a dwelling, is often paved, and
PATIO:
is adapted especially to outdoor dining.
PATIO ENCLOSURE:
A screened seasonal leisure area which is attached to the
principle structure, unheated and which is not intended to be
used as a habitable room.
PATIO SCREENING:
A screen, preferably decorative, natural or artificial, which
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A. Flight: A series of stops between successive landings
and platforms.
B. Landing: The floor space immediately adjoining the
top or bottom of a flight. For an enclosed stair, the
landing is the floor space within the enclosure.
C. Open Stair: A stair without a complete enclosure.
D. Step: A rise and adjoining tread.
E. Tread: The horizontal width of a step not including the
nosing.
F. Width: The clear width of a stair between parallel
required handrails or between a required handrail and
a wall, An unrequired handrail sball not be considered
in measuring stair width.
STOP ORDER: An order, written or oral, to cease and desist any and all
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screen is placed adjacent to a patio for the purpose of
concealing such patio.
PERMITTEE:
That person or persons authorized by the authority having
jurisdiction to perform specific activity.
PERSON:
Every natural person, firm, copartnership, association or
corporation.
PETITIONER:
One making a formal request for a hearing for a modification
from the regulations and/or specifications found in this
Chapter.
REPAIR:
The reconstruction or renewal of any part of an existing
building for the purpose of maintenance. Repair does not
include work that would affect the structural safety of the
building or that would affect or change required exit facilities
or that would affect the vital element of an elevator, plumbing,
gas piping„ wiring or heating installation, or that would be in
violation of provision of the Municipal Code of the Village.
SOLID ROCK:
A building block of burnt clay or stone, gravel or cinder
within the block do not
concrete in which cellular spaces
exceed in the aggregate twenty five percent (25%) of the
gross cubic content of the block.
SPRINKLERED:
Equipped with an approved automatic sprinkler system
of piping and sprinklers designed
containing an arrangement
to operate automatically by the heat of fire and to discharge
water upon such fire.
One or more flights of stairs and the necessary landings and
STAIRWAY:
platforms connecting them to form a continuous and
floor to another; including
uninterrupted passage from one
risers, treads, floor landings, stair platforms, supporting
balustrades and the
members, handrails, newel posts,
enclosure of such stairs from the required exit to the exit door
of the building or grade.
A. Flight: A series of stops between successive landings
and platforms.
B. Landing: The floor space immediately adjoining the
top or bottom of a flight. For an enclosed stair, the
landing is the floor space within the enclosure.
C. Open Stair: A stair without a complete enclosure.
D. Step: A rise and adjoining tread.
E. Tread: The horizontal width of a step not including the
nosing.
F. Width: The clear width of a stair between parallel
required handrails or between a required handrail and
a wall, An unrequired handrail sball not be considered
in measuring stair width.
STOP ORDER: An order, written or oral, to cease and desist any and all
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SWIMMING POOL, EXCAVATED:
Any swimming pool being constructed in whole or in part
below the grade level and out-of-doors.
SWIMMING POOL, INDOOR:
Any swimming pool so constructed as to be located in whole
or in part within a structure or building in such manner as to
become part of the real estate.
SWIMMING POOL, PORTABLE:
Any prefabricated swimming pool which has a depth at any
point of more than two feet (2), which pool may be utilized
without an excavation and which has an empty weight of less
than two hundred (200) pounds, which weight shall be
inclusive of all the appurtenances of the said pool.
SWIMMING POOL, RESIDENTIAL PRIVATE:
A swimming pool located in any residentially zoned district
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activities, which order is issued by the Director
construction
of Community Development.
That portion of a building included between the upper surface
the floor or roof next
STORY:
of a floor and the upper surface of
above. I
STREET:
An area which provides for vehicular and pedestrian access to
land or to other streets. A "street" includes the entire
abutting
right of way and any improvements which may be located
within the right of way.
STREET LINE:
A lot line dividing a lot from a street.
STRUCTURE:
Any construction, or any production or place of work
built up or composed of parts joined together in
artificially
definite manner; including but limited to stadia, gospel
some
and circus tents, reviewing stands, platforms, radio towers, air
bins, fences, display of
conditioning compressor units, coal
signs and poles connected by wires for the transmission of
electricity.
An artificial or semi -artificial receptacle or other container for
SWIMMING POOL:
a body ofwater having a depth at any point of more than two
or
feet (T) whether located indoors or outdoors, used
to be used for public, semi-public or private
intended
swimming by adults or children or both adults and children,
fee is imposed upon such adults
whether or not any charge or
children, operated and maintained by any person as defined
or
elsewhere in this Article, whether he be an owner, lessee,
and shall include all
operator, licensee or concessionaire
structures, appurtenances, equipment, appliances and other
intended for the operation and
facilities appurtenant to and
maintenance of same; including but not limited to the
following:
HOT TUB: A large tub usually wooden and normally filled
with heated water used by adults and/or
children to soak in. I
SWIMMING POOL, EXCAVATED:
Any swimming pool being constructed in whole or in part
below the grade level and out-of-doors.
SWIMMING POOL, INDOOR:
Any swimming pool so constructed as to be located in whole
or in part within a structure or building in such manner as to
become part of the real estate.
SWIMMING POOL, PORTABLE:
Any prefabricated swimming pool which has a depth at any
point of more than two feet (2), which pool may be utilized
without an excavation and which has an empty weight of less
than two hundred (200) pounds, which weight shall be
inclusive of all the appurtenances of the said pool.
SWIMMING POOL, RESIDENTIAL PRIVATE:
A swimming pool located in any residentially zoned district
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used or intended to be used solely by the owner, operator or
lessee thereof and his family, and by friends invited to use it
without payment of any fee.
SWIMMING POOL, PUBLIC AND SEMI-PUBLIC:
All swimming pools operated and maintained in conjunction
with or by clubs, motels, hotels, multi -unit buildings housing
more than three (3) families, and community associates, and
shall include any swimming pool other than a private
residential swimming pool.
SWIMMING POOL, RAISED DECK:
Any swimming pool as defined in this Article being
constructed in such manner as to have a flat floor, roofless
area resting above the grade level, which raised deck shall lie
immediately adjacent to and surrounding the upper edge of
said pool which shall not be an excavated pool.
UNPROTECTED METAL Applies to buildings in which the structural supports are metal
CONSTRUCTION: and in which the roofing and walls or other enclosures are of
sheet metal or other incombustible materials, or of masonry
deficient in thickness or otherwise and not conforming to
approved masonry.
VILLAGE ATTORNEY: The Village Attorney of the Village of Mount Prospect.
VILLAGE ENGINEER: The Village Engineering Coordinator of the Village of Mount
Prospect.
ARTICLE VI
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE
SECTION
21.601.
Purpose
21.602.
'Scope and Applicability
21.603.
BOCA Property Mainte nance Code Adopted; Amendments
21.604.
Graffiti
21.605.
Exterior Openings in Vacant Structures
21.606.
Notice of Violation
21.607.
Enforcement Fees
21.608.
Exceptions to Enforcement Fees
See. 21.601. Purpose.
The purpose of this Article is to protect the environment and the public health, safety and welfare,
and to prevent and control blight by establishing regulations and enforcement procedures to the end
that buildings and real, estate within the Village are maintained in a safe and sanitary condition, free
of health, fire and safety hazards.
See. 21.602. Scope and Applicability.
Except where otherwise specified, the provisions of this Article shall apply to all buildings and real
estate located within the Village and shall apply in addition to all other Village ordinances.
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Sec. 21.603. BOCA Property Maintenance Code Adopted; Amendments.
For the purpose of establishing rules and regulations governing property maintenance, there is hereby
adopted the 1990 Fdition of the BOCA Property Maintenance Code together with all appendices,
except such portions as are hereinafter expressly deleted, amended or modified:
Appendix A - Referenced Standard - Amend by deleting "BOCA National Plumbing Code" and
substituting therefore "Illinois Plumbing Code".
PM 103.4 - Delete in its entirety and substitute with the following:
PM 103.4 Used materials and equipment:
Used materials, equipment and devices shall not be reused unless such materials have been
reconditioned, tested and placed in good and proper working condition, are clean and sanitary and
approved for use by the code official..instance where the Association is responsible for the
PM lo6.i -Add the following sentence: "In any cited for a violation of this Code, Upon providing
repair and maintenance of a property they may be c
proof that they are not responsible, they may be dismissed as the defendant."
PM 106.2 Item 5. - Delete in its entirety and substitute with the following:
5. Include an explanation of the ownerts right to seek modification or withdrawal of the
notice by petition to the Village Manager.
PM 106.3. Service. Delete references to "certified or registered mail" and replace with "regular mail
with proof of service". procedure. Delete in its entirety and replace with the following:
PM 106.6. Enforcement proce unlawful for the owner of any dwelling unit or
PM 106.6 Transfer of ownership. it shall be notice of violation has been served
structure who has received a compliance order or upon whom a no
to sell, transfer, mortgage, lease or otherwise dispose of to another until the provisions of the
compliance order or notice of violation have been complied with.
PM 108.4 Emergency Work - delete the word "shall" and replace with "may
PM 108.6 Hearing - Delete in its entirety and substitute with the following:
ordered to take emergency measures shall comply with such order
PM 108.6 Hearing -Any person ed to the Village Manager be
forthwith. Any affected person shall thereafter, upon petition direct
afforded a hearing as described in this Code, notice and
PM 109.1 Unlawful Acts - delete the words "lawful order" and replace with "lawful
order" so that the fines read be subject to a fine of not
PM 109.2 Penalty -Add the amount of the fines.re than five hundred dollars ($500-00)
less than one hundred dollars (5100.00) nor more
PM 111.1 Petition - Replace the word "board" with "Village Manager".
PM 111.2 and PM 111.3 - Delete in their entirety.
PM 201.0. Applied Meaning of Words and Terms - Delete the definition of ,Multiple Family
Dwelling", "One-Family Dwelling", "Two-F amily Dwelling", "Dwelling Unit", "Family" and "Person"
and replace with the following: I
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DWELLING: A building, or portion thereof designed or used exclusively for residential occupancy.
Not included are hotels, motels, rooming, boarding or lodging houses.
Multiple -Family: A building, or portion thereof consisting of three (3) or more dwelling units.
Single -Family, Attached: A building, structure or portion thereof, containing three (3) or
more attached single family dwellings where the units are primarily connected horizontally.
Single -Family Detached: A building containing a single dwelling unit only, which is separated
from all other dwellings by open space.
Two -Family: A building consisting of two (2) dwelling units which have been attached.
DWELLING UNIT: One or more rooms physically arranged so as to create an independent
housekeeping establishment for occupancy by one family with separate bathroom and facilities
for cooking and sleeping.
FAMILY: One or more persons related by blood, marriage or adoption or a group of not
more than five (5) persons not so related, maintaining a common household in a dwelling unit.
PERSON: An individual, corporation, association, partnership or any other group acting as
a unit.
PM 301.3 Sidewalks and driveways - Delete PM 301.3 in its entirety and replace with the
following:
11PM 301.3 Sidewalks and driveways: All sidewalks, walkways, driveways, parking spaces,
parking space striping, curb stops and similar areas shall be kept in a proper state of repair,
and maintained structurally free of hazardous conditions. Stairs shall comply with the
requirements of Section PM 302,10."
PM 301.4. Weeds - Delete the height of "10 inches" and replace with "8 inches".
PM 301.4.1 Dead Trees - Create a new section as follows:
PM 301.4.1 Dead Trees - No dead trees shall be allowed to remain on real estate within the Village
for more than three (3) months.
PM 301.7 Accessory structures - Add the following sentence: "Peeling paint, decayed wood and
other defective surfaces shall be corrected.
PM 301.8 Motor Vehicles - Delete the words "not more than one" and replace with "no" in first
sentence.
PM 302.1 General - Add the following sentence: "Whenever repair, replacement or maintenance of
exterior surfaces is required to comply with this section, such repair, replacement or maintenance shall
be undertaken so as to match, conform and be consistent with the existing exterior and shall comply
with all applicable provisions of the Village Code of Mount Prospect.
PM 302.2 Street numbers - Delete the words "... 3 inches (76 MM) high and ,,-inch (13 MM)
stroke" and replace with "... two and one-half inches (2'/Z") in height".
PM 302.12 Insect screens - Insert the following dates where required: "April 15 through October
15"
PM 302.16 - Create a new section as follows:
"PM 302.16. Window Locks. Every window and sliding door within twenty feet (20) of the
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ground, or ten feet (10') of an adjacent roof, exterior stairway, fire escape, porch, or some
other means of access, requires a window loch. In addition, if the window slides up/down to
open/close (sash window), it is to be equipped with a device which will allow the window to
be opened at least four inches (4") and no more than six inches (6") when the lock is
activated. These window latch devices are simple mechanisms available cheaply at all
hardware stores. Storm window and screen window latches are not acceptable!'
PM 302.17 - Create a new section as follows:
11PNI 302.17. Door Security - Unless there is a 24 hour doorman, all apartment building
entrance doors (front, rear, side, garage) must automatically lock with a deadlocking latch
when they close. A key (or electric door buzzer) is required to open them from the outside,
and a knob, handle or panic bar from the inside. In the case of the front door if there is a
lobby, either the inner or outer foyer door must meet the requirement."
PM 303.4 Lead-based paint - Delete in its entirety.
PM 401.2 Common balls and stairways - Delete in its entirety and substitute with the following:
PM 401.2 Common halls and stairways: Every public hall and stairway in every multiple dwelling
shall be adequately lighted by natural or artificial light at all times, so as to provide in all parts thereof
at least ten (10) footcandles of light at the tread of floor level. I"
PM 601.1 Residential buildings - Delete in its entirety and replace with the following:
PM 601.1. Residential buildings _ Every dwelling shall have heating equipment and appurtenances
which are property installed and are maintained in safe and good working condition, and are capable
of safely and adequately heating all habitable rooms, bathrooms and water closet compartments in
every dwelling unit located thereon to a temperature of at least 68 degrees F at a distance of thirtY-six
inches (36") above floor level under ordinary winter conditions from September 15 through June 1.
PM 602.4 - Add an entirely new section as follows:
,,PM 602.4. Intercom system. Intercom systems installed as a part of the original
construction or aded at a later date shall be maintained in good working condition.The
addevice, item or fixture is prohibited and does not constitute repair or
removal of such
maintenance."
PM 603.1. General - Delete in its entirety and replace with the following:
11PNI 603.1. General - Elevators, escalators, and dumbwaiters shall be maintained in
accordance with Village Code Section 21.210 and 21.211 "
Article 7 Fire Safety Requirements - Delete Article 7 in its entirety and replace with the following:
"Article 7 - Fire Safety Requirements - The owner of the premises shall provide and
maintain such fire safety facilities and equipment in compliancewith Chapter 24 entitled "Fire
Prevention Code" of the Village Code of Mount Prospect. A person shall not ocCUPY as
owner -occupant or permit another person to occupy or use any premises that do not comply
with the requirements of Chapter 24 of the Village Code of Mount Prospect."
pN1 801.1 Cleanliness - Add the following sentence:
"Any building or development containing common areas shall be maintained in a clean and
sanitary condition by the entity that owns or is otherwise responsible for the common area!"
pM 801.4 Garbage Facilities - Delete in its entirety and replace with the following:
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"PM 801.4. Garbage Facilities. The owner of every dwelling shall supply approved
receptacles in accordance with Section 19.201 of the Village Code of Mount Prospect."
PM 802.4 - Add the following sentence as the final sentence:
"When the occupant does not exterminate, the owner shall exterminate."
Article 9 - Delete in its entirety.
See. 21.604. Graffiti.
A. It shall be unlawful for any owner of real property or association governing real property
upon which graffiti is placed to fail to remove, cover or otherwise eradicate such graffiti
within fourteen (14) days of receipt of a notice to remove graffiti by the Village.
& For the purpose of this Article, the term ""graffiti" shall mean the inscription or marking of any
wall, fence, sign, sidewalk, pavement, post, stone, tree or other natural object, or any other
public or private structure of building by carving, the application of paint, or other substance,
or by any other means, other than as permitted by the ordinances of the Village.
Sec. 21.605. Exterior Openings in Vacant Structures.
A. Exterior Openings to be Secured.
1. Any exterior opening in a vacant structure which, in the judgment of the Director of
Community Development, has fallen into disrepair under the requirements of this
Property Maintenance Code or constitutes a hazard or nuisance to the citizens of
Mount Prospect shall be enclosed and secured for its entire height and width with
wood or a similar nonpenetrable material.
2. The wood or other nonpenetrable covering affixed in, over, or behind any exterior
opening of a vacant structure shall be painted a color consistent with the exterior of
the vacant structure.
3. No structure or portion of a structure that has been boarded up pursuant to the
provisions of this Section shall be required to be painted if said vacancy is reasonably
anticipated to remain for a period of fourteen (14) days or less.
B. Permit Required.
I No building may be boarded up in the Village without first obtaining a permit from
the Community Development Department, Application for said permit shall be
accompanied by a statement describing with particularity the type of materials to be
used for the boarding up and the exact area to be boarded up. The fee for said permit
shall be twenty five dollars ($25.00).
2. In the event that a structure is rendered vacant as a result of fire or other sudden
catastrophic occurrence and such that a permit cannot be reasonably obtained prior
to theboarding up of such structure, the owner shall make application for said permit
within forty eight (48) hours of the event rendering said structure vacant.
Notwithstanding the requirements contained hereby, any structure rendered vacant
due to fire or other sudden catastrophic occurrence shall not be required to pay the
permit fee provided in subsection B1 herein.
Sec. 21.606. Notice of Violation.
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Upon a finding of One or more violations of the provisions of this Article, the owner shall be notified
in writing of the existence Of the violations. The method of serving the notice to the owner shall be
one or more of those described in subsection 21.606B hereinbelow. Failure to comply w ith the notice required
shall be a violation of this Article. This notice may be in lieu of or in addition to any notices
under BOCA.
A. Content of the Notice. The notice of violations shall:
1. Give the street address or another description sufficient for identification of the
property; I
2, Describe the violation(s) at the property;
3. Disclose that fees, charges, and liens as described in Section 21.607 may result from
a failure to remedy the violations;
4. Specify a response Period during which the property may be brought into compliance
with this Article before fees, charges, or liens will be assessed; and
5. Disclose the owner's right to appeal the findings of the notice of violation.
B. Effective Date of Notice. The effective date of a notice of violation shall be the date of service
of the notice to the owner. The date of service shall be the day on which the notice is:
I Mailed first class to the property owner at the address shown on the last available
assessment roll in the office of the County Assessor;
2. Mailed first class to any local agent for the property; or
3. Delivered personally to the property owner or any local agent for the property.
C. Compliance, Inspections and Fees. The Director of Community Development ("Director")
with the notice of violation through periodic tracking and inspection
shall monitor compbanceM e responsible
Once a notice of violation has been sent the owner shall b
of the repair status. described in Section 21.607 until the
for all enforcement fees associated with the property, as descn
violations are corrected. ?,y set time limit, in which the violations are to be
D. Time Limits for Pepain The Director mi e limits shall be a violation of this Article,
correcte& Failure to Comply with the tim
Sec. 21.607. Enforcement Fees. I shlln compared
iomplimposed
ance
A. in order to defray the colts Of enforcement oArticleich, the following found not to beaifees
on those properties and owners of those of
this perties whare
with the Property Maintenance Code.
B. The Village shall charge a monthly enforcement fee for each property that meets the following
conditions:
1. The property is subject of a notice of violation of this Article described in Section
21.606;
2. A response period of thirty (30) days has passed since the effective date of the initial
notice of violation; and
3 The property remains out of compliance with the initial notice of violation or any
subsequent notice of violation.
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C. The amount of the monthly enforcement fee shall be:
For properties with I to 4 dwelling units that are not in compliance within a particular
complex: $50.00
2. For properties with 5 to 20 dwelling units that are not in compliance within a
particular complex: $ 100.00
3. For properties with more than 20 dwelling units that are not in compliance within a
particular complex: $150.00
D. Whenever the owner believes that all violations listed in the first or any subsequent notice of
violation have been corrected, the owner shall so notify the Director. Upon receipt of the
notice, the Director shall promptly schedule an inspection of the property and shall notify the
owner if any violations remain uncorrected,
E. Once monthly enforcement fees begin, they shall continue until all violations listed in the first
or any subsequent notice of violation have been corrected.
F. When a property meets the conditions for charging an enforcement fee as described in Section
21,606, the Director shall file a statement with the Finance Director that identifies the
property, the amount of the monthly fee, and the date on which the charges shall begin. The
Finance Director shall then:
1. Notify the property owner(s) of the assessment of enforcement fees;
2. Record a lien against the property with the Recorder of Deeds of Cook County;
3. Bill theproperty owner(s) monthly for the full amount of enforcement fees owing; and
4. Maintain lien records until:
a. 'The lien and all associated interest, penalties and costs are paid in full; and
b. The Director certifies that an violations fisted in the original or any subsequent
notice of violation have been corrected.
G Each person who has an interest in the property on or after the effective date of a notice of
violation shall be personally liable for fees imposed pursuant to this Section, including all
interest, civil penalties and other charges.
See. 21.608. Exceptions to Enforcement Fees.
A. if after October I of any year violations on a property have been corrected except those for
exterior paint, roofing, exterior concrete and masonry, the Director may, at the written
request of the owner, temporarily suspend enforcement fees until the following May 1,
However, the owner shall make the emergency repairs to a roof that are necessary to prevent
water damage to the interior.
1. If the I owner fails to correct violations within the stated period of suspension, the full
value of all suspended fees shall be reinstated as a charge against the owner,
2. If the owner fails to make needed temporary or emergency roof repairs to prevent
interior water damage, the Director may revoke any fee suspension, and immediately
charge the full value of all suspended fees.
B. Notwithstanding the other provisions of this Section, the enforcement fee may be waived if
upon application it appears to the Director that the following conditions are met:
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The dwelling unit is occupied by the owner;
2. The owner furnishes proof that his or her total household income for the preceding
calendar year did not exceed fifty percent (50%) of the adjusted household median
income for the Chicago area, as determined by the U.S. Department of Housing and
Urban Development. "
SECTION TWO: That this Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its
passage, approval and publication in the manner provided by law.
AYES:
NAYS:
ABSENT:
PASSED and APPROVED this _ day of 1997.
ATTEST:
Carol A. Fields
Village Clerk
Gerald L. Farley
Village President
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PV/nmbaf
10/11/97
ORDINANCE NO.
ANORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 24ENTITLED
"FIRE PREVENTION CODE" IN ITS ENTIRETY
BERORDAINED OYTHE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OFTRUSTEES DFTHE
VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS:
That Chapter 24 entitled "Fire Prevention Code" ofthe Village Code,
as amended, is hereby further amended in its entirety; so that hereafter said Chapter
24 shall be and read as follows:
"ARTICLE |
PURPOSE; ADOPTION
24.101.
Application
24.102.
Adoption ofFire Prevention Code
24.103.
Fine Lanes
24.104.
Key Boxes
24.105.
Fire Extinguishers
24.106.
Exit Signs
24.107.
Emergency Lighting
24.108.
Bulk Petroleum Plants orTerminals
24.109.
Permits Required
24.110.
Explosion Vents
24.111.
Uniformed Fire Guards
24.112.
Stairway Markings
Sec. 24.101. Application. The intent ofthis code ishoprescribe minimum
requirements necessary toestablish oreasonable level of fire
safety and property protection form the hazards created byfire and explosion. This
code applies to both new and existing conditions unless specified otherwise.
See. 24.102. Adoption of Fire Prevention Code. The 1997 National Fire
Prevention Code (NFPA1).the 0JCANational Fire Prevention
Code, Tenth Edition, 1Q9G.and Article VII cfthe B0CANational Property Maintenance
Code, 1998.entitled "Article 7: Fire Safety Requirements" aopublished bythe Building
Officials and Code Administrators International, Inc., is hereby adopted as the Fire
Prevention Code of the Village of Mount Prospect, in the State of Illinois; for the control
of buildings and structures aaherein provided; and each and all cfthe regulations,
provisions, penalties, conditions and terms of said BOCA National Fire Prevention
Code and NFPA 1.
A. Enforcement ofThe Fire Prevention Code. The Fire Prevention Code shall be
enforced by the Fire Prevention Bureau of the Mount Prospect Fire Department.
The Fire Prevention Bureau iohereby established and shall beoperated under
the supervision ofthe Fire Chief. The Chief ofthe Fire Department shall ba
designated amthe fire official and shall appoint such members necessary to
enforce the provisions ofthis Code.
Whenever the title "code official " is used in the text of the fire prevention codes
adopted herein, the term shall bechanged to "Chief ofthe Mount Prospect Fire
Department". Tho'Vi|lageofMount Prospect" shall bminserted inplace cfall
text "Name cfJuhadicbon."
Acopy ofthe Codes adopted herein by reference shall be on file inthe Office of
the Village Clerk.
Sec. 24.103. Fire Lanes
A. The fire official shall require and designate a sufficient number of public or
private fire lanes "" deemed necessary for the efficient and effective use oYall
fire and oremergency medical apparatus. The fire official shall consider the
anticipated operation ofthe fire department's equipment for any emergency
incident that could occur etthe location being considered asrequiring a fima
Fire lanes shall baprovided fovaH|buiNmgswhemonypartcfdheg—setbackm#madhan15Ofeetfnomapob/unzadorfo���Ningsinwhich exceed 30
feet in height and set back over 50 feet from a public road.
EL All fire lanes shall beminimum of2Mfeet in width and shall beconstructed b»
meet the requirements ofsection 16.4O3.B1.b Split fire lanes and fire lanes
constructed of paved blocks shall not be permitted.
Those areas deemed as fire lanes shall becapable ofotructura|ly�
epparotu�Am�hmumcf13feet ofvm�k�,|�eeranoe must continuously �' firem
maintained for all fire lanes.
C. Fire lanes shall not beconfigured bocreate adead end road greater than 300
feet. Any dead end fire lane with an dead end distance in excess of 300 feet
shall be provided with a turnaround sufficient in size to accommodate the largest
fire apparatus.
D. All fire lanes shall be maintained as specified by the fire official for emergency
use for the life mJthe building orstructure.
E. Every fire lane shall beposted essuch with asufficient quantity ofsigns ou
deemed appropriate bythe fire official. The fire official may also require painting
and stripping ofthe fire lane when deemed as necessary. The cost ofthe signs,
markings and installation shall bethe responsibility cfthe building owner.
F. |tshall baunlawful for any person orobject hoblock orobstruct wholly or
partially any fire lane.
C. Gates orother barriers shall not beinstalled onany new orexisting fire lane
without written approval from the fire official. All gates permitted bythe fina
official desired bobolocked inthe closed position shall baprovided with o
locking device approved bythe fire offido|.
(Footnote for Sterling Codifiers: Fine lanes enumerated inSection 18.1321.A)
Sec 24.104. Key Boxes
A. Aknoxbox shall beinstalled onall buildings having anautomatic fire alarm or
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fire suppression system that is supervised by a listed supervising agency and or
inthose buildings which contain apassenger elevator.
B. Keys shall be provided toallow access to all areas of the building necessary to
mitigate any foreseen emergency condition that the fire department may be
called upon toprotect. This includes but |onot limited bokeys bounlock all fire
system control devices.
C. All required keys shall belabeled asbowhat they serve.
D. . In areas which utilize other methods of security instead of keyed locks, sufficient
information and orequipment shall beprovided inthe kmoxbox for fire
department use. This includes but is not limited to card keys, security codes,
E. It shall be the responsibility of the property owner to notify the fire department if
there are any changes with the building or structure that would require the
contents of the knox box to be modified.
All required knoxboxes shall belocated asrequired bythe fire official.
G. A sufficient number ofknozboxes shall beprovided esdeemed necessary by
the fire,official.
Sec. 24.105. Fire Extinguishers
A. Portable fire extinguishers shall beprovided inevery occupancy and those
areas specified inNFPA1.iQQ7edition, BOCAFire Prevention Code 1S9G
edition and the BOCABasic Building Code 1B8Gedition.
Exception: Use group R4 and individual dwelling units
13� The extinguisher shall beofanapproved type with aminimum rating of2A-2
BC. Every required extinguisher shall buinstalled inalocation visible bo
occupants and general public and easily accessible.
All extinguishers shall bosecurely mounted to the wall orstructural member of
the building. The top of the fire extinguisher shall not exceed five feet in height
above the finished floor and the bottom of the extinguisher shall be a minimum of
two feet above the finished floor.
Every extinguisher shall beprovided with adequate markings indicating the
location ofthe extinguisher. When extinguishers are mounted tostructural
members ofthe building, aone foot wide red stripe shall beapplied hothe
structural member ominimum of1Ofeet above the finished floor.
Sec. 24.106. Exit Signs
A. Exit Signs. All existing and new buildings, rooms orspaces required to have
more than one exit orexit access and all required mean oiegress shall be
indicated with approved signs reading "Exit.^visible from the exit access
indicating the direction and way ofegress. All ^Exit'signs shall bulocated ot
exit doors orexit access areas, ooaotobareadily visible. Sign placement shall
basuch that any point inthe exit access shall not bemore than 1OOfeet (3O48O
mm) from the nearest visible sign.
Exception: ''Exit'signs are not required insleeping room areas in
buildings ofUse Group |-3.
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B. Size and Color. °Exit`signs shall have letters sdleast Ginches (152
— high
and the U
rokaahoba3/4�oh(18mm)mna`
�
white
background orh`other approved distinguishable so|omvw
. The word shall
have letters having a width ofnot less than 2 inches (51mm) except that the
letter "|" and the minimum spacing between letters shall not beless than --
inch (10mm) Signs larger than the minimum size herein requiredshall have
letter widths and spacing in the same proportions to the height as indicated in
this section. If an arrow is provided as part of an "ExV sign, the construction
shall be such that the arrow direction cannot be readily changed, The word
"Exit" shall be clearly discernible when the sign illumination means is not
C. Power Source. All "Exit"signs shall beilluminated atall times when the building
is occupied. Toassure continued illumination for oduration ofnot less than 1
hour incase ofprimary power loss, the ^Exit'signs shall beconnected toan
emergency electrical system that complies with NFPA 7OArticle 7OO.
D. Illumination, Each sign shall be illuminated by a source providing not less than 5
footcandles (53.82 lux) at the illuminated surface and shall have a contrast ratio
ofnot less than O.5.
Sec. 24.107. Emergency Lighting
A. Emergency lighting circuits shall be provided for all exit signs and emergency
lights. In new and existing buildings, emergency lighting shall be installed in all
areas specified in the BOCA Building Code, 1996 edition, NFPA 1, 1997 edition,
BOCA Fire Prevention Code, 1996 edition, and in the following areas:
1. All egress corridors
2. All stairwells
O. Basements
4. Rooms for assembly occupancies
5. All public areas cf the building
Exception: Use groups R3and R4
Sec. 24.108. Bulk Petroleum Plants mrTerminals
A. Bulk Plant mTerminal. That portion of a property where flammable or
combustible liquids, orliquefied petroleum gas storage (20D0 gal (7.GyWouj
water capacity ormore) are received bytank vessel, pipelines, tank car, ortank
vehicle, and are stored or blended in bulk for the purpose of distributing such
liquids bytank vessel, pipeline, tank car, tank vehicle, portable tank, or
container.
Tanks prohibited. New bulk plants for flammable mcombustible liquids storage
are hereby prohibited.
All new and existing storage tanks having a capacity in excess of 5, 000 gallons,
shall be equipped with an aqueous film foaming fire suppression system at the
rim top capable of providing full surface fire protection. The system shall be
designed in accordance with NFPA-1 1 and approved by the Fire Department. A
sufficient supply of foam shall be kept on -hand to provide correct fire fighting
flows for correct length of time needed to combat a fire at the facility. There
shall be a single point for fire department connection in a location and manner
approved by the fire official. Appropriate fire department operating instructions
shall be posted adjacent to the connection in a manner approved by the fire
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Sec 24.109. Permits Required
A. bshall be unlawful to construct, install or enlarge any tank, pump mpiping
equipment for the storage orhandling offlammable orvolatile liquids without
having first obtained apermit therefor. Application for such permits shall be
made tothe Bureau ofFire Prevention, and shall baaccompanied byedrawing
hnscale showing the location oewell auplans showing the type and nature of
installation or alteration.
Storage offlammable liquids inouteideabovegmun tanks referred in the
BOCAFine Prevention Code iahereby prohibited.
Exception: Existing Bulk Plants
2. New bulk plants for flammable orcombustible liquids are hereby
prohibited.
3. Bulk storage ofliquefied petroleum gas referred hointhe BOCAFire
Prevention Code ishereby prohibited.
B. Loading Rack Protection. All new and existing loading racks for the transfer
and/or loading offlammable/combustible liquid shall be equipped with an
automatic Aqueous Film Foaming fire suppression system. The system shall be
supervised in accordance with this code and designed in accordance with NFPA
16. |fmore than 109& Ethanol is contained inthe fuel orifother polar solvents
are handled, onalcohol resistant Aqueous Film forming Film shall boused.
Activation cfthe system shall bebyultraviolet flame detectors. |naddition tothe
detectors, provide a minimum of one (1) manual fire pull station located at both
ends ofthe loading rack and one (1)manual pull station bythe main exterior
office doorway.
C. Loading Rack . All new and existing loading racks for the
bnnoha and/or loading offlammable/combustible liquids shall beequipped with
enactive grounding/bonding system. Such system shall require the physical
contact of all components to the grounding/bonding system before any transfer
orloading ofproduct can beaccomplished. The system shall badesigned with o
fail safe feature tostop the transfer orloading ufproduct inthe event
grounding/bonding is interrupted.
D. Tanks Prohibited. New bulk plants for the storage of liquefied petroleum gas is
hereby prohibited.
E. Fixed Storage Tank Protection: All new and existing liquefied petroleum gas
distribution facility with storage tanks, having a water capacity in excess of 1,000
gallons, shall beequipped with enautomatic fixed water spray system. The
water spray system shall bedesigned and installed inaccordance with NFPA15
listed inAppendix A` The system shall bocapable ofoperating automatically
and byactivation ofmanual pull stations.
F. Loading Rack All new and existing loading racks for
liquefied petroleum gas shall beequipped with onactive grounding/bonding
system. Such system shall require the physical contact ofall components tothe
grounding/bonding system before any transfer or loading of liquefied petroleum
gas can he accomplished. The system shall bedesigned with afail safe feature
bostop the transfer orloading ofliquefied petroleum gas inthe event
grounding/bonding system isinterrupted.
Sec. 24.110. Explosion Vents
A. Explosion vents shall beprovided innew and existing buildings inall areas eo
prescribed byNFPA1and the 8OCAFire Prevention Code.
B. All blow-out panels shall heoutlined with bright yellow paint, 3inches wide. In
addition warning sign stating "DANGER-EXPkOQ|ONRELIEF PANEL" shall
beposted onthe panel cdintervals ofone (1)sign for every 1Olinear feet.
Letters onthe sign shall baominimum cf11/2inches inheight and 1/2inch
stroke inwidth. Sign ietobered incolor with white letters.
C, Personnel protection. All blow-out panels shall beequipped with arestraining
device tokeep the panel from blowing | free ofthe building, Ifpanels
are installed onthe roof ofabuilding, a guard rail shall beconstructed around
the panel and appropriate warning sign posted onthe guard rail,
D. Minimum Physical Requirement. The maximum weight of blow-out panels shall
be1.5lb. per square foot mrless, Only plastic panels with aflame spread of25
orless are permitted. Explosion panel inwalls may beinsulated, ae long as
they donot exceed 1.5lb. per square foot. Explosion panels o#roofs shall not
beinsulated toprevent the accumulation o7ice and snow. Where building heat
isinsufficient, additional means ofheating will berequired. All panels shall bu
designed borelieve sdthe lowest possible pressure and shall not exceed 3O
pounds per square foot.
E Explosion venting ofprocess equipment. All process equipment which warrants
explosion venting aadeemed necessary bythe authority having jurisdiction shall
bevented inaccordance with NFRA 68Standard, Guide for Venting cf
Deflagratione.
Sec. 24.111' Uniformed Fire Guards
A. Uniformed Fire Guard, Any person conducting, promoting, calling for or
managing any gathering in any premises shall provide the following uniformed
fire guards consisting of Mount Prospect personnel, as determined by the fire
official or his duly authorized representative,
Estimated Maximum
Number ofPersons Number of
to attend E19M91Ls
750 or more O
1.5OOurmore 1
2,000 or more 2
5.8OOormore 3
B. Whenever members ofthe general public are present orare allowed insuch
tents and/or air supported structures, the operator thereof shall have made
arrangements with the fire official hohave fire guards tobeonduty. At least one
fire guard shall be required, if the size of the tent or air supported structure
exceeds five hundred (50O)square feet and has onoccupancy load offifty (5O)
ormore people.
C. Notice given. bshall bethe duty of any person
for ioonypnam|���oepnzvi conducting, promoting,
'bo~
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,ioUfythe Village Manager ofthe date mfsuch |nbandaduee �em sd|�emaeven(7)
days before such meeting imtotake place. Upon such notice, the Fire
Prevention Bureau shall inspect the premises todetermine whether mrnot they
comply with the provisions hereof. Any permit issued for any such gathering
shall besubject tothe condition that this Article bmfully compiled with.
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D. Penalty. Any person violating any provisions of this Article shall befined not
less than twenty five dollars ($2GOO)nor more than five hundred dollars
($5OO.00)for each offense; and aseparate offense shall bedeemed committed
oneach day during oronwhich oviolation occurs orcontinues.
E. Cost. The cost of the fire guards shall be paid by the person conducting the
Seo 24.112. Stairway Markings
A. All new and existing stairways serving two ormore stories and ormezzanine
levels shall beprovided with signage within the stair enclosure edeach floor
landing ondsdthe entrance door boeach stair enclosure. The Signage shall
indicate each story orlevel, the terminus ofthe top and bottom ofthe stair
enclosure, identification of the stair and roof access or no roof access. All
interior stair Signage shall bevisible when the door iointhe open orclosed
position. Signage shall bmpermanently attached hothe structure having letter
dimensions noless than 4inches inheight with contrasting colors tothe
background. Signs shall be maintained for the life of the building or structure.
ARTICLE 11
SPRINKLER EQUIPMENT: ALARM SYSTEMS
2*20. Automatic Detection and/or of Fire
24.202. Automatic Sprinkler Systems
24,203. Standpipes
24.204. Fire Alarm Gyohamo
Seo 24.201. Automatic Detection and /or Extinguishment of Fire.
A. Authority iahereby conferred upon the Chief cf the Fire Department bzadopt and
promulgate rules based upon the standards ofany nationally recognized
organization embodying details for the installation and construction of automatic
sprinkler equipment and/or automatic fire detection equipment in such instances
where, based upon the standards contained herein, any building or part thereof,
because of its size, construction, occupancy or lack of suitable protective
equipment, shall badeemed bythe Fire Chief orhis duly authorized agent to
constitute aspecial fire hazard bolife orproperty oronexcessive burden upon
the fire extinguishing facilities ofthe Fire Department.
The Fire Official shall be responsible for the enforcement of the requirements
related to the installation, testing, maintenance and modification of all fire
detection and fire suppression systems.
All automatic sprinkler equipment specified herein shall be inspected at least
once a year as is specified herein below, and at all times maintained in proper
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operative condition by the owner or occupant of such building. The occupant(s)
of such buildings containing such equipment shall promptly notify the Fire
Prevention Bureau of the Fire Department in case such sprinkler system or any
other equipment specified herein is withdrawn from such building, or the use of
such equipment therein is interrupted, curtailed or altered. Whether the building
is occupied or not, it shall be the responsibility of the owners of all building
having interior fire alarm (including single station smoke detectors) and
suppression systems both existing and those which are to be constructed, to
provide for the continuous maintenance of such systems through no less than an
annual inspection and testing of the systems, Written certification of each
annual inspection and testing of the fire alarm and suppression systems shall be
provided to the Fire Prevention Bureau upon completion of such test.
A certificate of occupancy and or business license as defined in this code shall
not be issued and no movement of supplies and/or equipment into the building
shall be permitted until the fire suppression and or fire alarm system is
functional, certified by a testing agency and monitored by a listed agency.
B. The provisions of this section shall specify where fire protection systems,
standpipes and detection systems are required to be installed and shall apply to
the design, installation and maintenance of all such systems. Where a conflict
exists between any of the adopted codes, the most restrictive provision shall
apply.
Sec. 24.202. Automatic Sprinkler Systems
A. Where Required. Automatic sprinkler systems shall be installed and maintained
in full operating condition in all buildings/areas specified in the BOCA Building
and Fire Prevention Code, 1996 edition, NEPA 1 1997 edition and the following:
Automatic sprinkler systems shall be provided in all newly constructed
buildings, structures or portions there of regardless of occupancy
classification, construction or square footage.
Exception: Use group R3, R4 and U.
2. In existing structures when an automatic fire suppression system would
be required if new, then an automatic fire suppression system shall be
provided through out the building when:
a. The fire area is increased regardless of the square footage. For
the purpose of determining fire areas that require the installation of
automatic sprinklers, a fire area shall be defined as those areas
bound by concrete or masonry fire walls constructed in accordance
with section 707 of the BOCA Basic Building Code 1996 edition.
Exception: Existing buildings with a use group classification of B or
M with a total fire area of 5000 square feet or less.
b. There is a change in use group classification as outlined in the
BOCA Basic Building Code 1996 edition.
Exception: When an occupancy classification change is made to
or from an existing use group B or M to a new occupancy
classification of B or M in existing buildings or structures with a
total fire area of 5000 square feet or less.
C. Additions, repairs, alterations, remodeling ieinexcess of5O
percent of the valuation of the property.
Exception Existing buildings or structures with uuse group
classification of8orK8and with inabuilding with the total fire area
less than 5000 square feet.
d. There isanaddition tothe structure regardless of square footage
of the addition.
Exception: Buildings of use group Band or M when the addition
does not increase the building's total fire area ho5ODOsquare feet
or greater.
Exception: Covered porches orstoops
B. System Installation. All automatic sprinkler systems shall be installed in
accordance with NFPA13Standard for the Installation of Sprinkler Systems
1QQ4edition unless otherwise modified hear after. NFFA13RLdesigned
systems shall not bepermitted.
O. Omission [fSprinklers From Rooms OrSpaces. When sprinkler protection is
required, sprinklers shall be provided through out all areas of the building in
every room orspace regardless ofuse oroccupancy contents. Combustible
concealed spaces shall beprotected amrequired per NFPA131B84edition.
Exception: Upon written �approvalfrom the fire official, sprinklers may boomitted
inareas where the products stored oroperation within the room ieconsidered ho
be a water reactive agent as determined by the products Material Safety Data
Sheet, |nareas where sprinklers are permitted tobeomitted, onalternative
suppression system approved by the fire official shall be installed in accordance
with the applicable NFPAstandard and BOCABuilding Code.
D. Sprinkler Systems Protecting Multiple Tenants. Where sprinkler systems protect
more than one tenant, aseparate water flow switch and control valve shall be
provided for each tenant space.
Exception: Existing buildings protected byautomatic sprinklers systems
E Sprinkler Control Valves. All new sprinkler control valves shall be located within
five feet above the finished floor. All new and existing control valves shall bear a
permanently affixed label indicating the area and function the control valve
serves. All new and existing control valves shall boelectronically supervised
and maintained in accordance with this code. Control valves shall be installed in
all locations specified inthe BOCA Building Code 10QGedition, NFPA1.NFPA
13and inthe following locations:
Exception: Existing approved limited area sprinkler systems
1. Sprinklers protecting electrical rooms shall boprovided with eseparate
control valve located outside the entrance into the electrical room.
2. A separate control valve shall be required to permit the isolation of each
floor ormezzanine protected byautomatic sprinklers.
Limited Area Sprinkler Systems. New limited area sprinkler systems utilizing a
domestic water supply shall meet all cfthe requirements ofthis chapter for the
installation ofsprinkler systems.
G. Location Of Sprinkler Riser, Fire Pump,System Control Valves and Other Fire
Protection Equipment
1. All new sprinkler risers and associated equipment shall be located hna
separate room with mminimum af1hour construction. Rooms containing
fire pumps shall beseparated from the remainder portions of the building
byaminimum oftwo hour construction.
2. Rooms containing fire protection control equipment shall beprovided with
direct access from the exterior ofthe building. All new and existing
entrance door shall bear asign onthe exterior ofthe door with four inch
high letters indicating "sprinkler room''. Additional Signage may ba
required incases where the riser serves more than one tenant. New and
existing rooms shall contain emergency lighting. Rooms designated am
sprinkler rooms shall not beused for any other purpose.
3. A minimum of3feet clear space shall bemaintained around the
circumference ofany new orexisting fire hydrant, fire department
connection, fire protection control valve orany other fire protection
system component.
H. Inspectors Test Connections And Two Inch Drains. All required inspectors test
connections and two inch drains shall discharge directly to the outside.
Discharge into a floor drain or sink shall not be permitted.
Fire Department Connections,
Fire department connections shall beprovided for all sprinkler systems.
The fire of 2 x 2 Y,"ohameae
connection and ofive inch mortzconnection. Both connections shall
contain acheck valve.
Exception Sprinkler systems with 20orfewer sprinklers may besup'�
supplied
2. All new fire department connections shall belocated onthe front side of
the building within 1OOfeet from aVillage fire hydrant in a|ocatiom
approved by the fire official.
3. All new and existing fire department connections shall beaccessible atall
times. Trees, shrubs orother landscaping materials shall not beinstalled
to prohibit access to the fire department connection.
4. All new and existing fire dapndmentconnectionashall beprovided with e
sign directly above the connection indicating "FIRE DEPARTMENT
CONNECTION". Where the building of buildings isserved by
more than one connection, asign shall also beprovided toindicate the
area inwhich the fire department connection serves.
5. Afree standing fire department connection shall be installed in
accordance with this section for all new buildings greater than 35 feet in
6. All new and existing fire department connections shall have ewhite strobe
installed directly above the fire department connection. The strobe shall
beapproved for exterior use and operate upon activation ofthe sprinkler
water flow switch and orthe building's fire alarm.
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7. All new and existing fire department connections shall bepainted bright
red and maintained inthis condition bythe building owner through out the
life of the system.
Exception: Chrome plated cvpolished brass connections.
Suppression System Alarms. All buildings urareas required to have an
automatic suppression system shall contain audible and visual devices installed
inaccordance with NFPA72.iQQ3edition. The devices shall operate upon
activation of the suppression system and shall emit sound and illumination levels
for fire alarm devices as specified in NFPA 72, 1993 edition. All new and existing
suppression systems shall bamonitored byoULlisted central station.
K. Acceptance Testing. All required acceptance testing shall beconducted inthe
presence pfthe fire official. Atthe time ofacceptance testing . the contractor
shall provide a job copy of the approved installation drawings for use during the
testing. A minimum of 48 hours notice to the fire official is required. All sprinkler
lead ins shall beflushed inaccordance with NFPAi3 and witnessed bythe fire
offioia|prior hoconnection bothe sprinkler riser(o). Testing documentation shall
beprovided tothe fire official prior iothe issuance cfcertificate ofoccupancy.
The installing contractor shall furnish all necessary equipment with nsufficient
number ofpersonnel toconduct the tests. This shall include but not limited ho
two way radios, ladders, mound|eve|meomuhngequipmant,vmaberhmv
measuring equipment and applicable testing documents LP|anSubmittal. Four
sets of calculations, drawings and equipment cut sheets shall be submitted for
review and approval prior to the modification or installation of any suppression or
fire alarm system.
Upon completion ofthe project, a complete set of as -built documents shall be
submitted and approved bythe fire department prior tothe final inspection for
certificate of occupancy.
W System Design. All new sprinkler systems or modifications to existing systems
shall behydraulically designed with aminimum ofa5psi safety factor. All
system designs shall bebased qnaseasonal low water flow test provided bythe
Village ofMount Prospect. All water flow tests used for the design ofsprinkler
systems shall bewitnessed bythe fire official orhis/her designee.
N. Installation ofBack flow Prevention Devices. Any addition malteration to an
automatic sprinkler system shall bminaccordance with the appropriate design
standard for the system. If the addition ofnbackflow prevention device
decreases the water pressure below the required pressure for the fire safety
system, additional measures shall betaken ineach such case horestore the
pressure bothe operating level required by mechanical means (io.a fire pump).
1. Before abackflow prevention device iyinstalled retroactively onafire
sprinkler system, othorough hydraulic analysis shall beperformed
2. Revised hydraulic calculations for hydraulically calculated systems in
accordance with NFPA 13.1994 edition. Submitted calculations should
include the pressure loss anticipated through the backflow prevention
a. Revised sprinkler system calculations for the system demand for
pipe schedule systems. NFPAi3.1994edition S���1
b. Current water supply data based on a water supply test, including
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acomparison assuring that any additional pipe lengths orfittings
necessary boaccommodate the proper installation ofthe backflow
prevention device will not increase the sprinkler system demand
beyond the available water supply and,
C. All necessary modifications contributing tothe additional friction
loss.
These items, including amanufacturers data sheet indicating the
expected pressure loss, must besubmitted hzthe Fire Department Fire
Prevention Bureau prior buthe installation ofthe backflow prevention
assembly.
Sec. 24.202.
Standpipes
A. Where required. Buildings two stories orgreater and orthose buildings
arranged orconstructed toexceed 1GOfeet from any entrance bothe most
remote portion to the building shall be provided with standpipes throughout the
building inaccordance with NFPAi4unless modified within this Code.
B. Location ofStandpipes. Standpipes shall belocated onthe intermediate
landings ofall stairwells inbuildings required bzbe equipped with standpipes. All
areas shall becapable ofbeing reached within i5Ofeet from each hose outlet.
The distance shall be measured'along the normal path of unobstructed travel.
C� Standpipe Control Valves. Aseparate control valve shall boprovided bopermit
isolating the sprinkler system without interrupting the water supply bothe
standpipe system.
D. Hose Valves. All hose valves shall be2Y2'with o1Y2°reducer cap. The
threads ofthe hose valve shall benational standard thread.
E� Standpipe Flow Switches. All standpipe systems shall be provided with a flow
switch monitored byanapproved central station.
F. System Design. Standpipes shall bedesigned inaccordance with NFPA14
unless otherwise amended inthis code, All standpipes shall behydraulically
designed to deliver the required water flow of 500 gpm with 100 psi of residual
pressure at the most remote outlet and 250 gpm for each additional outlet not to
exceed1000gpm. The sprinkler demand shall beincluded mepart cf the
overall standpipe system demand.
Exception: Buildings two stories orless may base the standpipe design with
15Dpsi and i0OOgpmavailable atthe fire department connection. The sprinkler
system design shall bebased onNFPA13with onadditional 5O0Dpmadded to
the required inside hose demand.
G. Automatic Water Supply. An automatic water supply shall be provided for all
standpipes.
M Types OfSystems. Dry standpipes shall only be permittedinthose areas
subjected to freezing where the installation of heat is not practical do to the
operation ofthe building orstructure.
|, Pressure Regulating Devices. The installation of any pressure regulating device
shall bereviewed bythe fire official prior toinstallation. The fire official will
evaluate the need for pressure regulating devices based on available pressure
and overall operation cfthe fire department. When pressure regulating devices
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are required, the fire official shall specify the type of pressure regulating device.
It shall be the owners responsibility to ensure all pressure regulating devices are
maintained for the life of the system in accordance with NFPA 14.
Flow Test. A flow test shall be conducted at the hydraulically most remote hose
outlet to verify the system is capable of meeting the required flows set forth in
this code.
Sec. 24.203. Fire Alarm Systems
A. Where required. Afire alarm system shall be installed and maintained in full
operating condition in all buildings/areas specified in the BOCA Building and
Fire Prevention Code, 1996 edition, NFPA 1, 1997 edition and in the following
locations listed below. A fire alarm system shall consists of detection devices
and manual pull stations plus the components and circuits arranged to monitor
the system.
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1. hnnew construction, all buildings or portions thereof classified aouse
group B.NL|.E.shall boprovided with efire alarm system.
SprnkleredBuilding Exception: |nbuildings ofuse group Band yNand
protected throughout byautomatic sprinklers inaccordance with this code
shall not be required to be equipped with automatic detectors.
Buildings ofuse group E protected throughout byautomatic sprinklers
installed inaccordance with this code shall install smoke detection
devices inall corridors, mechanical rooms, boiler rooms, and storage
rooms.
2. In new construction, all buildings ofuse group classification ofR1and R2
shall beprovided with a fire alarm system aedefined above toinclude
smoke detection in the following areas:
o. All corridors
b. All storage rooms not within the individual dwelling unit.
C. All boiler and mechanical spaces.
3. Hardwired single station smoke detectors with battery back-up shall be
installed and maintained in the following areas.
o Use group R-InaUsleepingorea including bed rooms, each level
including basements, and /nthe vicinity ofeach sleeping area
b Where more than one detector isrequired tobeinstalled within an
individual dwelling unit, guest room orsuite ineUse Group R
occupancy, the detectors shall beinterconnected insuch omanner
that the activation ofone alarm will activate all cfthe alarms inthe
individual unit, guest room orsuite.
C. All required hardwired smoke detectors shall bepermanently wired
into the electrical system and shall not serve any other appliances
or circuits. All required hardwired smoke detectors shall bephoto
electric.
4 All required fire alarm systems shall bemonitored by an approved central
station and transmit both fire and trouble signals. Combination burglar
and fire alarm systems, automatic dialers and radio transmitted monitoring
signals shall be prohibited for all use groups except R3 and R4.
Exception: Single mmultiple station smoke detectors shall not be
required tobomonitored.
5. All buildings 35 feet inheight and orfour stories or greater shall be
provided with afire alarm system hnaccordance with this Code and oe
specified here after and those requirements set forth inArticle 4U3.4of
the 8OOAbuilding code 1QA8edition:
Automatic smoke detectors suitable for the application shall be
installed in the following rooms: mechanical equipment; electrical
transformers; telephone equipment; elevator machine room; and
similar rooms.
b. Avoice signaling system shall beinstalled capable ofthe providing
one way and two way fire department, communication.
The two way fire department communication system shall
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provide two way communication between the fire command
station and the following terminal areas: elevators, elevator
lobbies, exit access corridors and exit stairways adeach
Aone way public address communication system for the
transmission ofemergency directions and designed to be
heard byall building occupants shall beoperable from the
central control station. It shall establish on eselective or
general basis bnthe following terminal areas; elevator
lobbies, exit access corridors and exit stairways, office areas
exceeding 1OOOsquare feet, dwelling units; and hotel guest
rooms and suites. The two way fire department
communication system can becombined with the one way
system.
C. Afire command station shall baprovided hnaccordance with NFPA
72 1993 edition and section 403.7 of the BOCA building code 1996
B. Existing Buildings |nexisting structures when anautomatic fire alarm system
would berequired ifnew, then anautomatic fire alarm system shall beprovided
through out the building when:
The fire area is increased regardless of the square footage. For the
purpose of this section ofire area shall bedefined oethose areas bound
bymasonry orconcrete fire walls constructed inaccordance with section
7O7ofthe BOCA Basic Building Code 1SAGedition
2. There kmachange inuse group classification aaoutlined inthe BOCA
Basic Building Code 1996 edition.
3. Additions, repairs, alterations, remodeling isinexcess of5Upercent of
the valuation ofthe property.
4, There iaanaddition to the structure regardless of square footage of the
Exception: Covered porches or stoops
O� Fire Alarm Panel Location And Type. The fire alarm panel capable of performing
all necessary functions shall be easily accessible and visibly located within 10
feet from the fire department entrance into the building. Because of the number
of alarm devices, size of the building and or hazards associated with the
building, an addressable fire alarm panel may be required by the fire official.
All new and existing fire alarm control panels shall beprovided with written
operating instructions to perform the necessary features of the fire alarm panel.
The operating instructions, ocomplete fire alarm zone map, and other applicable
information shall be framed and mounted within 1 foot of the fire alarm control
panel. Building contact phone numbers shall be provided inside the alarm panel.
All new and existing buildings containing anautomatic detection system shall be
provided with sufficient zone maps for fire department use when required by the
fire official because of the building's size, interior configuration, hazard, or
unique situations. Additional zone maps may be required to be posted or bound
in a note book form.
D. Alarm Activation. Activation ofthe fire alarm shall produce evacuation signals
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with audible and visualsignals inaccordance with the BOCABuilding Code
1996 Edition and NFPA 72, 1993 Edition.
E. Zones. Each floor level and tenant space shall be zoned separately and a
single
zone shall not exceed 1[\OOOsquare feeThe
length
exceed 16Ofeet inany direction. Azone indicator panel shall beprovided inan
approved location inaccordance with this code. The visual zone location shall
not becanceled bythe operation ofanalarm silence switch. When provided,
the following alarm initiating devices shall bezoned separately:
1. Smoke detectors
2. Duct detectors
3. Sprinkler water flow devices
4. Manual fire alarm device
5. Other approved types offire detection devices and orsuppression
systems.
Exception: Automatic sprinkler system zones shall not exceed the area specified
inNFR413
F Duct Detectors All required duct detectors shall beprovided with nremote
testing and reset device located 5feet above the finished floor directly below the
duct detector. All new and e�mingHVAC equipment containing smoke deba�ion
devices mhaUbelabeled bzcornaspondtothe fire alarm annunciation displayed
otthe alarm panel. The labels shall beclearly visible from the floor level.
Corresponding numbers shall also bepermanently provided oneach roof top
ARTICLE III
SPECIAL ELECTRICAL WIRING
24.301. Special Electrical Wiring
Sec. 24.301. Special Electrical Wiring. All buildings 35feet hnheight
and orfour stories orgreater shall beprovided with non
energized wiring to provide emergency power for fire fighting and other fire department
use. Non energized outlets shall be located in each stairwell, at each floor level and at
ground level, all interconnected )nthe following manner:
A. Provide eNational Electrical Manufacturers Association approved weather proof
corrosion resistant male receptacle with a snap -type waterproof cover installed
adjacent to the fire department sprinkler connection (but not so as to interfere
with aome)and color coded red.
B. Provide a National Electrical Manufacturers Association approved weatherproof
corrosion resistant female receptacle with a snap -type waterproof cover installed
imeach stairwell, eteach floor level and color coded red.
C. If these installations above are not flush mounted, a waterproof enclosure shall
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be provided.
Wiring shall conform to the following:
a, TH�K#8 inthree-fourths inch (3/4') conduit, with ground from
conduit toneutral; Jconduit ioexposed ioshall beheavy wall; if
conduit keconcealed isshall bethin wall; the wire size iafor
buildings up to one hundred feet (100') in height.
b. T.H.W.#Gin one inch (1")conduit, with ground from conduit to
neutral; ifconduit ioexposed itshall beheavy wall ifconduit is
concealed dshall bethin wall; the wire size iofor buildings over
one hundred feet (1D0')inheight.
0. grounded circuit,
conforming with the National Electrical Manufacture Association.
All receptacles shall bacompatible with the fire departments
emergency wiring equipment.
ARTICLE IV
FIREWORKS DISCHARGE; EXPU]GK/EG
24.401,
Definitions
24.402.
Discharge ofFireworks; Permit
24.403
Application, Form
24.404.
Conduct ofDisplay
24.405.
Qualifications ofOperators
24.406.
Nitrog|ycedne.T.N.T.
24.407.
Penalty
Sac. 24.401' Definitions.
CHIEF orFIRE CHIEF The Chief ofthe Mount Prospect Fire Department orhis duly
authorized representative.
FIRE DEPARTMENT The Mount Prospect Fire Department
FIREWORKS Includes any combustible orexplosive composition, orany
substance orcombination ofsubstances, orarticle prepared
for the purpose ofproducing avisible orany audible effect
bycombustion, explosion, deflagration ordetonation, and
shall include toy guns inwhich explosives are used, the type
qfunmanned balloons which require fire underneath ho
propel the same, firecrackers, torpedoes, sky rockets,
Roman candles, Deygobombs, sparklers orother fireworks
cflike construction and any fireworks containing any
explosive substance, except that the term ^fireworkn oha||
not include model rockets and model rocket engines,
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designed, sold and used for the purpose of propelling
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PERMITTEE: Includes any person, firm or corporation and/or agent or
employee of such person, firm or corporation who has been
issued a permit for supervised displays of fireworks in the
Village of Mount Prospect under the terms of the Article,
Sec. 24.302.
Discharge nfFireworks; Permit.
A. Except ashereinafter provided, noperson, finncopartnership
shall offer for sale, expose for sale, sell at retail, keep with intent to sell at retail,
use or explode any fireworks, provided that the Fire Chief may issue permits for
supervised displays of fireworks in the Village by fair associations, shopping
centers and other organizations or groups of individuals.
1. Such permits may begranted upon application to said Fire Chief after his
approval based upon regulations contained herein, and the filing ofa
bond bythe applicant asprovided hereinbelow.
2. Every such display shall behandled byocompetent operator, and shall
beofsuch composition, character and oolocated, discharged, cvfired as
inthe opinion ofthe Fire Chief shall not constitute ahazard bzproperty or
endanger any person orpersons.
3. The application shall post with the Treasurer cfthe Village acash bond |n
the sum ofOne Thousand Dollars ($1,N3O.O0)conditioned oncompliance
with the provisions ofthe regulations adopted hereunder.
4. Before any permit for apyrotechnic display shall beissued, the person
making application therefor shall furnish aoertifioateofinsurance, which
will include coverage ofthe Village and the Fire Chief and his agents, in
anamount ofOne Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000.00)
pamonand Five Hundred Thousand DpUors( | ' —` --
a����d�����lh�s�dUo|���(�0�' property
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damage; whichcertificate withTreasurer of
the Village.
B. Pursuant having been granted, possession . use and distribution
". fireworks for such display shall oelawful for that purpose only; and nopermit
granted hereunder shall be transferable.
C. The FireChief shall seize, take remove orcause bmberemoved edthe expense
ofthe owner all stocks cf fireworks orcombustibles offered orexposed for sale
stored orheld inviolation ofthis Article. '
See. 24.403. Application; Form
A. Application for permit to operate a display of fireworks in conformance with the
terms ofthis Article shall bemade inwriting onforms provided bythe Chief of
the Mount Prospect Fire Department.
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B. Such application shall set forth:
1. The name of the organization sponsoring the display, together with the
names of persons actually in charge of the firing of the display.
2. Evidence of financial responsibility
3. The date and time of day at which the display is to be held
4. The exact location planned for the display.
5. A description setting forth the age, experience and physical
characteristics of the persons who are to do the actual discharging of the
fireworks.
6. The number and kinds of fireworks to be discharged.
7. The manner and place of storage of such fireworks prior to the display.
8. A diagram of the grounds on which the display is to be held showing the
point at which the fireworks are to be discharged, the location of all
buildings, highways, and other lines of communication, the lines behind
which the audience will be restrained, and the location of all nearby trees,
telegraph or telephone lines or other overhead obstructions.
Sec. 24.404. Conduct of Display.
A. No permit shall be granted for any display of fireworks where the discharge,
failure to fire, faulty firing or fallout of any fireworks or other objects would
endanger persons, buildings, structures, forests or brush, nor in any case where
the point at which the fireworks are to be fired is less than two hundred feet
(200') from the nearest permanent building, public highway, railroad or other
means of travel or fifty feet (50') from the nearest aboveground telephone or
telegraph line, tree or other overhead obstruction.
1. All physical arrangements for firing and storage must be approved by the
Fire Chief.
2. In no case shall a display be fired within five hundred feet (500') of a
school, church, hospital, or similar institution.
B. Spectators at a display of fireworks shall be restrained behind lines or barriers
as designated by the Fire Department, but in no case less than two hundred feet
(200') from the point at which the fireworks are to be discharged. Only
authorized persons and those in actual charge of the display shall be allowed
inside these lines or barriers during the unloading, preparation or firing of
fireworks.
C. All fireworks that fire a projectile shall be so set up that the projectile will go into
the air as nearly as possible in a vertical direction, provided that they may be
directed in such a manner that the falling residue from the deflagration will fall
into a lake or other large body of water where such fireworks are to be fired
beside the said body of water. Furthermore, no firing tube or tubes shall be
utilized in rapid succession or in any other manner so as to cause overheating or
instability of such tube or tubes.
D. No fireworks display shall be held during any windstorm in which the wind
reaches a velocity of more than twenty (20) miles per hour.
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E. All fireworks articles and items at Places of display shall be stored in a manner
and in a place secure from fire, accidental discharge and theft and in a manner
approved by the Fire Chief.
Fire protection and extinguishing equipment shall be provided as required by the
Fire Chief,
G. The person to whom a permit has been issued shall arrange for the detailing of a
fire guard consisting of one member of the Fire Department or such larger
number of members as may be deemed necessary by the Fire Chief.
The fire Chief may require such fire guard to be at the site as soon as the
fireworks are delivered to the site and such fire guard may be required to
remain at such site by the said Fire Chief until after the conclusion of the
display and removal of all remaining fireworks and/or debris from the said
site.
2. The expense for such fire guard shall be paid by the permittee.
R There shall be at all times no fewer than two (2) operators of the display
constantly on duty during the discharge.
Any fireworks that remain unfired after the display is concluded shall be
immediately disposed of or removed in a manner which is safe for the particular
type of fireworks.
The debris from the discharged fireworks shall be properly disposed of by
the operator before he leaves the premises.
2. The operator, upon the conclusion of the display, shall make a complete
and thorough search for any unfired fireworks or pieces which have failed
to fire or function and shall dispose of them in a safe manner.
3. Such search shall be instituted at the earliest possible time following the
conclusion of the display, but in no event later than the two (2) hours of
daylight which follow.
Upon failure of a permittee to comply with any regulation contained in this
Section 24.404, the Fire Chief and/or the fire guard at the scene are hereby
authorized to seize, take, remove or cause to be removed all or any stock of
fireworks or combustibles and/or to terminate any display upon observing such
violation.
Sec. 24.405. Qualification of operators. The person in actual charge
of firing of the fireworks in a display, as well as his assistant, shall be able-bodied, at
least twenty-one (21) years of age, capable of reading, writing speaking, understanding
the English language and otherwise competent for the task. Licensed by the State of
Illinois.
Sec. 24.406. Nitroglycerine, T.N.T. It shall be unlawful to keep or
store any nitroglycerine or the explosive commonly known as T.N.T. in the Village in
any quantities, excepting for medicinal or laboratory purposes and for such purpose no
more than one-quarter (1/4) of a pound shall be stored in any one building or premises.
Sec. 24.407. Penalty. Any person violating the provisions of this Article
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a
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fine not less than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00)nor more than Five Hundred Dollars
($500.O0,and each day such violation continues moccurs shall bedeemed a
separate violation.
ARTICLE IV
FIRE SUPPRESSION AND FALSE ALARMS
24.501.
Systems
24.502.
Penalty for Response boFalse Alarms
24.503
Definitions
24.504.
Pano|Ueu
Sec. 24.501. Deactivation wfFire Suppression/Fire Alarm Systems |/
shall beunlawful for any property owner moccupant of the
property to disconnect, deactivate, and/or remove any automatic sprinkler or other fire
suppression system or remove any fire alarm system from service without first having
given written notification and received written approval of the Fire Chief or his
designated representative. |nthe event itimdetermined byufully designated
representative of the Fire Chief, in fact to face situation, that the system deactivation or
removal from service is necessary, a written confirmation shall be submitted by the
property owner or occupant to the Fire Chief within twenty-four (24) hours of such
deactivation orremoval from service.
Sec. 24.502. Penalty for Response kmFalse Alarms.
A. False alarms shall tedefined emset forth oofollows in Section 24.503 of this
13. If the Mount Prospect Fire Department responds to more than five (5) false
alarms or system malfunctions within a calendar year to the same premises, the
property owner or occupant shall pay the Village the following amounts within
thirty (3O)days after the response for which the charge iomade:
Thfalse response
$100.00
7th false response
$200.00
8th false response
$300.00
9th false response
$400.00
1[8horsubsequent false response
$5OO.00per response
C. Within five (5)working days after the Mount Prospect Fire Department responds
to a false alarm, the Fire Department shall cause written notification to be given
to the property owner oroccupant that ofalse alarm has been charged tothe
property. |nthe event that this incident ioinexcess ofthe permitted five (5)false
alarms within a calendar year, the property owner shall be billed the appropriate
amount, amset forth insubsection Bofthis Section.
D. Within fifteen (15) days after the alarm, the property owner oroccupant may file
with the Fire Chief awritten request toreconsider whether such alarm was
avoidable. Such request shall include all facts upon which the property owner
oroccupant bases his opinion.
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E. Within ten (10) days after receipt of a written request for reconsideration, the
Fire Chief or his designated representative shall determine whether or not the
alarm shall be classified as a false alarm and then notify in writing the property
owner or occupant of his decision. If it is the determination of the Fire Chief that
the alarm shall be classified as a false alarm, the Fire Chief shall notify the
property owner, in writing, of his decision and the appropriate charge, as set
forth in subsection B of this Section, shall be paid in full within thirty (30) days
following such notification,
Sec. 24.603. Definitions. For the purpose of this Article, the following
words and terms shall have the following meaning:
ALARM SYSTEM Any device installed for the purpose of alerting others
to a fire emergency.
AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE A telephone device or telephone attachment which
ALARM automatically relays a prerecorded message to report
a fire emergency by means of a telephone line which
terminates upon a central switchboard.
FALSE ALARM An alarm system activated by any one or more of the
following causes:
A. Mechanical failure;
B. Malfunction of the alarm system;
C. Improper installation or maintenance of the
alarm system;
D. Wilful or negligent act of a person;
E. Any other cause not related to a fire
emergency; provided, however, that any alarm
activated by natural causes including', but not
limited to, tornadoes and severe windstorms,
or by malicious acts of persons not under the
direction or control of the property owner or
occupant shall not be considered a false
alarm.
MUNICIPALITY Whenever the word "municipality" is used in this
Article, it shall be construed to refer to the Village of
Mount Prospect.
Sec. 24.504. Penalties, Unless specified elsewhere in this Article, the
penalty for violating the provisions of this Article shall be not less than Twenty Five
Dollars ($25.00) nor more than Five Hundred Dollars ($5(70.00) for each offense, "
SECTION TWO: That Section 23.804 entitled "Uniformed Fire and Police Guard" of
Chapter 23 of the Village Code, as amended, is hereby further amended in its entirety;
so that hereafter said Section 23.804 shall be and read as follows:
Sec. 23.804. Uniformed Fire Guards
N. Uniformed Fire Guard, Any person conducting, promoting, calling for or
managing any gathering in any premises shall provide the following
uniformed fire and/or police guards consisting of Mount Prospect
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personnel, as determined bythe fire official mhis duly authorized
representative.
Estimated Maximum
Number ofPersons Number of Number of
to attend Fire Guards Police Guards
750 or more
O 1
1' 6OOcvmore
1 2
2,000 or more
2 4
3.DOOormore
2 6
5,000 or more
3 8
B. Whenever members ofthe general public are present atspecific events or are
allowed in such tents and/or air supported structures, the operator thereof shall
have made arrangements with the appropriate officials to have guards on duty at
said gathering. Atleast one fire guard shall berequired, ifthe size ofthe tent or
air supported structure exceeds five hundred (5OO)square feet and has on
occupancy load offifty (5O)ormore people.
C. Notice given. hshall bethe duty ofany person conducting, promoting, calling
for ormanaging any gathering inany premises aoprovided inthis Article, 10
notify the Village Manager ofthe date ofsuch intended use atleast seven (7)
days before such gathering imtotake place. Upon such notice, the Fire
Prevention Bureau shall inspect the premises to determine whether or not they
comply with the provisions hereof. Any permit issued for any such gathering
shall besubject tothe condition that this Article befully complied with.
D. Penalty. Any person violating any provisions of this Article shall be fined not
less than twenty five dollars ($25.00)nor more than five hundred dollars
($5OO.00)for each offense; and eseparate offense shall bedeemed committed
oneach day during oronwhich aviolation occurs orcontinues.
E. Cost. The cost ofthe uniformed guards provided herein shall bepaid bythe
person conducting the gathering. ~
SECTION THREE: That this Ordinance shall bainfull force and effect from and after
its passage, approval and publication in pamphlet form, in the manner provided by law.
AYES:
NAYS:
ABSENT:
PASSED and APPROVED this day of 11997.
ATTEST:
Carol A. Fields, Village Clerk
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Gerald L.Farley, Village President
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10/22/97
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ARTICLE XIV ENTITLED
"FIRE LANES" OF CHAPTER 18 (TRAFFIC CODE)
OF THE VILLAGE CODE OF MOUNT PROSPEC
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD 0FTRUSTEES OF THE
VILLAGE OFMOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS:
SECTION ONg: That Section i8.2O14entitled "Schedule XIV -Firebanea of Article
XXofChapter 18(Traffic Code) ofthe Village Code ofMount Prospect, aoamended, is
hereby further amended in its entirety; so that hereafter said Section 18.2014 shall be
and read aofollows:
^ SCHEDULE XIV
FIRE LANES
Sec. 18.2014. Schedule XIV-FinaLanea In accordance with Sectio
1Ei1321Aand when signs are erected giving notice thereof, no
person shall at any time block or obstruct the following described districts, streets,
driveways, areas orparts thereof:
1601 VV.ALGON{]U|NROAD
The two (2)lane paved driveway immediately adjacent tobuilding.
1821-1GG1VV.ALQONOUINROAD
Paved driveway along north side ofbuilding (rear ofbui|dinQ). Paved driveway
around entire perimeter ofthe building.
17D3-17SQVV.ALGONOU|NROAD
Paved drive along the entire length ofthe south side ofthe building.
17O1-1789VV.ALGONOU|NROAD
Paved driveway adjacent bmwest side cfbuilding.
1803-1843 W. ALGUNUU|N ROAD
Paved driveway directly south oybuilding (entire |ength).
iQ8O-2O36VV.ALGONOU|NROAD
The paved driveways and sidewalks adjacent to and around the perimeter of the
building.
2070-2100VKALGONOU|N ROAD
All paved driveways located ad2O7O-21DOW.Algonquin Road.
SVV E. ARDYCE LANE
Paved driveways west, north and east ofbuilding.
201 ARTHUR DRIVE
The lane adjacent toand immediately surrounding the entire building,
1UD5ASPEN DRIVE
The west side of Cypress Drive between Eva Lane and Front Drive adjacent hzthe
school.
The circular driveway onthe west side cfthe school.
7S9N.B|ERMANNCIRCLE
Both lanes of the driveway from N. Biermann Circle to the front entrance of the
building.
BOON. 8|ERMANM CIRCLE
The paved lane adjacent toand along the entire length cdthe north side cfthe
building.
15[0BISHOP COURT
The paved driveway adjacent toand around the building.
1550 BISHOP COURT
The paved driveway adjacent tothe west side ofthe building.
W1S-iO1SBOXWOOD DRIVE AND SO0 OOGVVOUO LANE
The two (2)lane paved driveway from Dogwood Lane hoBoxwood Lane.
147444Q8 B. BROWNSTONE LANE
All Brownstone Lane including the paved driveways between the buildings.
805 N. BURNING BUSH LANE
The east curb lane of Burning Bush Lane, between Kensington Road and the rear
access driveway including the paved area along the north side of the building.
1313 N. BURNING BUSH LANE
The two (2)lane circular driveway infront ofthe building.
1321 N. BURNING BUSH LANE
The paved driveway which has entrance and exits onN.Burning Bush Lane and
circles behind the building
1840 N. BURNING BUSH LANE
The west side of the Burning Bush Lane in front of the school, between the drives
onthe north and south sides cfthe school.
41O-412 BUSINESS CENTER DRIVE
The two (2) lane paved drive throughout the parking lot on the west and east sides
of the building.
411BUSINESS CENTER DRIVE, 479BUSINESS CENTER DRIVE
The two (2)lane paved drive throughout the complex.
b2OBUSINESS CENTER DRIVE
The two (2)lane paved drive adjacent toand west ofthe building.
550 BUSINESS CENTER DRIVE
The two (2)lane paved drive tothe west ofthe building.
555 BUSINESS CENTER DRIVE
The paved drive adjacent toand around the building.
2
700 E. BUSINESS CENTER DRIVE
Both lanes cfthe curved drive adjacent huthe southwest corner of the building.
8UOBUSINESS CENTER DRIVE
The paved lane adjacent hoand around the perimeter ofthe building.
8O1BUSINESS CENTER DRIVE
Both lanes of the curved driveway adjacent to the southwest corner of the building.
QOOBUSINESS CENTER DRIVE
The bwo(2)lane paved drive adjacent hothe south and east sides ofthe building.
10OOEBUSINESS CENTER DRIVE
The paved drive along the east side nfthe building.
11UOBUSINESS CENTER DRIVE
The two (2)paved drive adjacent tothe west side ofthe building.
12OOBUSINESS CENTER DRIVE
The paved drive adjacent toand around the perimeter cfthe building.
1221BUSINESS CENTER DRIVE
The paved drive adjacent hothe east and south sides ofthe building.
1331BUSINESS CENTER DRIVE
The paved drive adjacent tothe west side ofthe building.
14OOBUSINESS CENTER DRIVE
The paved drive adjacent toand around the building.
1441BUSINESS CENTER DRIVE
The paved drive adjacent tnthe north and west sides cfthe building.
111E. BUSSE AVE.
The paved two (2)lane drive around the building.
1O5S.BUSSEROAD
The one lane driveway oneither side ofthe service and pickup area infront of
school. Also, the driveway located adjacent hothe school with entrances and exits
off Busse Road.
1400'1450G. BUSSE ROAD
The paved driveway located around the perimeter of the property except for the
designated parking areas.
148O-15OOS.BUGOEROAD
The one lane immediately adjacent toand around the entire perimeter ofthe
buildings including the private roads know as Knightsbridge Drive, Hather|oigh
Court, White Chapel Drive and Canford Cliffs Road, except the designated parking
areas.
17QQG.BUG8EROAD
The paved area adjacent tothe building along the north and east side.
555VV.CARBOY ROAD
The paved circular drive infront cdthe building.
1800-2000S. CARBOY ROAD
The two (2)lane paved drive adjacent tuand around the buildings.
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1601 W. CARBOY ROAD
The paved circle drive infront ofthe building.
900 E. CENTENNIAL DRIVE
All paved drives adjacent tothe building.
8DOCENTRAL ROAD
Paved driveway connecting Central Road and rear parking lot on east side of the
building.
1884E. CENTRAL ROAD
The paved drive adjacent huand around the perimeter ofthe building.
1400 E. CENTRAL ROAD
Both sides ofthe circular driveway located onthe south side ofthe school.
3UOW.CENTRAL ROAD
The one lane paved driveway adjacent to the north curb on the parking lot from the
entrance onElmhurst Street tnthe fire department connection and the paved
driveway adjacent tothe north side ofthe building.
500 W. CENTRAL ROAD
Both sides ufthe driveway from the north line ofVV.Central Road tothe west
property line ofthe rear parking lot,
GD3-715VVCENTRAL ROAD
The two (2)lanes ofthe paved driveway between 7O7-7OSVV. Central Road from the
east end ofVVhiteQoteCircle 10the north curb ofthe parking lot. The two (2)lanes
of the paved alley adjacent to the south side of 601 W. Central Road to the northeast
corner of the parking lot between 607 and 609 W. Central Road and the two (2) lanes
throughout the parking lot.
18OOW.CENTRAL ROAD
The paved driveway located adjacent to and around the perimeter of the building,
1701-1751 W. CHARIOT COURT
Both lanes ofpaved driveway throughout the complex.
AO1-17O1COTTONWOOD LANE, 15O1Q.DUS8E ROAD
Driveway adjacent toand along the south side cfthe buildings.
30DE.COUNCIL TRAIL
The circular drive onCouncil Trail.
710-730CREEK8|DE
The front circular drives and the paved drive starting at 71OCreek Side extending to
the parking lot serving the golf course.
1717-1777CRYSTAL LANE
The two (2)lanes of the paved driveway located around the perimeter of the
buildings. The single lane access road between buildings.
301'365VV. DEK8PSTERSTREET
Both lanes ofthe paved driveway commonly know aeHawthorne Circle.
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42OW.DEMPGTERSTREET
All the curb lanes, amwell eathe easterly most and westerly most lanes ofthe
parking lot, atthe south side ofthe building.
5O1-571VKDEK8PSTERSTREET
The two (2)lane paved driveways throughout the development.
GOO-G84VV.DEK0PSTERSTREET AND 6Q1-Q85P|CKW|CKCOURT
Both lanes of the curved driveway at the west end of the parking lot between 600 W.
Dempster and GO1 Pickwick Court. Paved access drive between the buildings from
LinnemanRoad tothe east property lines.
155ODEMPSTERSTREET
Driveway directly east ofthe building.
1540DEK8PSTER STREET
15 feet either side of the fire hydrant located on the northwest comer of the building.
1530DEMP@TER STREET
Driveway directly west nfbuilding.
1520 OEK8PSTER STREET
15feet ineither direction ofthe fire hydrant located onnortheast corner.
300 N. ELK0HURST/VENUE
The paved driveways adjacent to and along the north and west sides of the building,
999 N. ELKAHURSTROAD
The two (2) lane driveway immediately adjacent to and around the entire perimeter
of the building and sidewalk of the building, except the designated 1rcustomer
piokupKareas and the inner lane pfthe underground drive inthe basement.
950 N. ELK8HURSTROAD
The paved drive onthe north side ofthe building
1400 N. ELK8HURGTROAD
Both lanes of the curved driveway adjacent to the front entrance of the building,
both lanes of the paved driveway throughout the parking lot area and the one lane
paved driveway adjacent tothe north, west and south sides ofthe building.
1452-1458 N. ELK8HURSTRDAO
The paved lane onthe east side ofthe buildings,
401 -455S. ELK0HUR3TROAD
The two (2)lane paved alley from Pine Street bzSha Bonee Trail.
1008-1050S. ELNYHURQTROAD
The two (2) lane driveway that is immediately adjacent to the building and sidewalk
onfront side ofbuilding except tothe designated nuuetumarpiukupKarea.
1500 S. ELK8HURGTROAO
The paved driveway immediately adjacent hoand around the perimeter cfthe
building from Elmhurst Road tothe perimeter driveway around the building,
1902 S. ELMHURSTRDAD _
The entire length of the curbside area located in the front and south of the building.
2308-2366 S. ELMHURGT ROAD
The two (2) lane paved driveway adjacent to the south and east curb in front of the
building. Also, the paved driveway located behind the building,
18S.EMERSON STREET
The west curb of Emerson Street directly adjacent to the main building entrance.
475 ENTERPRISE DRIVE
All paved driveways upon the property.
1SO1ESTATES DRIVE
Curbside onEstates Drive.
55EEUCLID AVENUE
The two (2) lane paved drive adjacent bothe south side nfthe building.
1O1EEUCLID AVENUE
The paved drive the entire length cfthe south side ofthe building adjacent tothe
curb.
333E.EUCLID AVENUE
The paved drive onthe east side ofthe building adjacent hothe curb and paved
drive located inthe rear ofthe building.
1600 E. EUCLID AVENUE
The entire paved driveway (exclusive ofparking ansa).
1G24E.EUCLID AVENUE
The paved driveway adjacent toand around the building.
3OON.FAIRVIEW AVENUE
The circular drive on Fairview,
851 FEEHANV|LLE DRIVE
The paved lane adjacent bothe south side cfthe building.
852 FEEHANV|LLE DRIVE
The paved drive adjacent tothe south side ofthe building.
891 FEEHANV|LLE DRIVE
Both lanes of the drive from Feehanville Drive to the south end of the parking lot.
802 FEEHAN\/|LLE DRIVE
The paved drives adjacent hothe east and west sides ofthe building.
903 FEEHANV|LLE DRIVE
The paved drive adjacent bmthe west side ofthe building.
1001 FEEHANV|LLE DRIVE
The paved drive adjacent bothe east side of the building.
1150FEEHANV|LLE DRIVE
The paved drive adjacent tothe east side ofthe building.
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1201 FEEHANV|LLE DRIVE
The paved drive adjacent tothe south and west sides ofthe building.
M
125OFEEHANV|LLEDRIVE
The paved drive tothe west ofthe building.
145OFEEHANV|LLEDRIVE
The two (2) lane paved drive adjacent tothe east side ofthe building.
1GUOFEEHANV|LLEDRIVE
The paved driveway adjacent buthe east and south sides ofthe building.
1SO1FEEHANV|LLEDRIVE
The paved driveway adjacent bzand around the building.
1GG1FEEHANV|LLEDRIVE
The two (2)lane paved driveway adjacent tothe south and west sides ofthe
building.
1700-1729FOREST COVE DRIVE
The paved driveways located adjacent boand around the perimeter ofthe
development. The paved drive between 17234718and 17O1-17O5Forest Cove Drive.
605 W. GOLF ROAD
Paved driveway east and south of the building excluding designated parking areas.
1701 -175bVV. GOLF ROAD
The two (2) lanes of the paved driveway adjacent to and around the perimeter of the
building and sidewalks except designated nuuobomerpickupKarea.
1821 W. GOLF ROAD
The paved driveways around the perimeter ofthe buildings including the
designated interior paved sidewalks between the buildings.
2OQOVV.GOLF ROAD
Paved driveway adjacent bothe curb along the north side cfthe building.
400 E. GREGORY STREET
Both lanes ofthe south driveway.
3O1'417H/8ATHORNECIRCLE
All paved driveways excluding designated parking areas.
1101 - 1103 HUNT CLUB DRIVE
The two (2) lane paved driveway and circular driveways adjacent to the building,
500-502 HUNT|NGTDN COMMONS ROAD
The two (2)lane paved driveway around the property.
551 -571 HUNT|NGTON COMMONS ROAD
The two (2) lanes of the paved driveways adjacent to the buildings as well as the
circular driveways.
601 -G25 HUNDNG3ON COMMONS ROAD
The paved driveways around the property.
700 W. HUNT|NGTON C{)K8/NON@ ROAD
Both lanes ofall the paved streets throughout the complex.
1 -48JUDITH ANN DRIVE
Both lanes cfthe paved alley and parking lots.
1O0EKENSINGTON ROAD
The entire west side ofthe building along the curb.
3OOE.KENSINGTON ROAD
The paved area located from the northwest corner cf the building extending 2Ofeet
tothe fire department connection.
303E.KENSINGTON ROAD
The single lane paved drive adjacent to and along the east and west side of the
350 E. KENSINGTON ROAD
The paved curbside area along the entire length ofthe front oythe building,
BQ1E.KENSINGTON ROAD
The paved driveway adjacent to the east, south and west sides of the building.
801 W. KENSINGTON ROAD
The entire circular driveway located in the front having exits and entrances on the
south side toKensington Road. Also, both lanes ofthe west and south driveways
located along and adjacent bothe west and south sides ofsaid school from
Kensington Road and Forest Avenue.
431 LAhEV|EVVCOURT
The two (2) lane paved drive adjacent boand around the building.
1O4-112 E. LINCOLN STREET and 3iO-348S.MAPLE STREET
The paved driveway adjacent toand west ofthe building.
4O1-54QE.LINCOLN STREET
The paved driveway from William Street to School Street excluding designated
parking areas.
7OOVV.LINCOLN STREET
The one lane paved driveway on both sides of the service and pickup area in front
of the school, which driveway is located immediately adjacent to the said school
with entrances and exits off Lincoln Street. Also, the paved circular drive located
adjacent tothe east side ofthe school with entrance and exit off Can DotoAvenue.
11O1S.L|NNEMANROAD
The circular paved driveway adjacent tothe front ofthe buildings.
1900 W. LONNOU|STBOULEVARO
All those curb lanes of the circular driveway on the south side of the school. Also,
the entire blacktop area onthe north side ofschool.
2-4ON.MAIN STREET
The one lane adjacent to the building and sidewalk on the east side of the building
and the two (2)lanes onthe north side ofthe building.
34@. MAIN STREET
The two (2)lanes adjacent bothe north side ofthe building.
1701 - 1725W. MANSARD LANE
The paved alley from the curb at the southeast comer of 1701 Mansard Lane west to
the north curb ofMansard Lane.