HomeMy WebLinkAbout3.1 Minutes 02/15/2022Village of Mount Prospect
Regular Meeting of the Village Board
Tuesday, February 15, 2022 / 7:00 p.m.
1. CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Hoefert called the Regular Meeting of the Village Board to order at 7:18 p.m. in the
Board Room at Village Hall, 50 S. Emerson St.
2. ROLL CALL:
Members present upon roll call by the Village Clerk: Mayor Paul Hoefert, Trustee Agostino
Filippone, Trustee Terri Gens, Trustee John Matuszak, Trustee Peggy Pissarreck, Trustee
Colleen Saccotelli and Trustee Richard Rogers
Absent: None
a. Pledge of Allegiance — Led by Trustee Pissarreck
b. Invocation - Trustee Gens provided the Invocation
3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
3.1 Minutes of the Regular Village Board meeting of February 1, 2022
Trustee Matuszak noted that Trustee Filippone voted to abstain on agenda item 8.2 but did not
declare his reasoning. In accordance with Chapter 2, Article II (2.201) of the Village Code, a vote
to abstain must be accompanied by a declaration. Trustee Filippone did not state his reason at the
time of the vote and hence, was not recorded in the meeting minutes. Trustee Filippone stated his
reason to abstain was/is a conflict of interest relating to Golf Plaza II. Clerk's note: the meeting
minutes of February 1, 2022 will be amended to contain a post -meeting note to reflect Trustee
Filippone's declaration to abstain.
Motion by Peggy Pissarreck, second by Richard Rogers to approve the meeting minutes of
February 1, 2022
Yea: Agostino Filippone, Terri Gens, John Matuszak, Peggy Pissarreck, Colleen Saccotelli,
Richard Rogers
Nay: None
Final Resolution: Motion
4. MAYORS REPORT
4.1 1st reading of an ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 13 (ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS) OF THE
VILLAGE CODE OF MOUNT PROSPECT.
This Ordinance will increase the number of Class F -1-V licenses by (1) La Presa Restaurant Inc.
d/b/a/ La Presa Restaurant and decrease the number of Class F-1 licenses by one (1) La Presa
Restaurant 2 Inc. d/b/a/ La Presa Restaurant located at 401 E. Euclid Mount Prospect, IL
La Presa owner Carlos Prado and manager Norma Zepada stated their restaurant is a seafood
and taco restaurant offering alcoholic beverages. Mr. Prada is requesting approval to add video
gaming to his establishment.
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No further discussion.
Motion by Richard Rogers, second by Colleen Saccotelli to waive the rule requiring two readings of
an ordinance.
Yea: Agostino Filippone, Terri Gens, John Matuszak, Peggy Pissarreck, Colleen Saccotelli,
Richard Rogers
Nay: None
Resolution: Motion Passed
Motion by Richard Rogers, second by Colleen Saccotelli to approve the ordinance as presented
Yea: Agostino Filippone, Terri Gens, John Matuszak, Peggy Pissarreck, Colleen Saccotelli,
Richard Rogers
Nay: None
Final Resolution: Motion Passed
Ordinance No. 6605
4.2 Motion to waive the rule requiring two readings of an ordinance and adopt an ORDINANCE
DESIGNATION REPRESENTATIVES TO THE NORTHWEST SUBURBAN MUNICIPAL JOINT ACTION
WATER AGENCY FOR THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT
Mayor Hoefert presented the ordinance designating representatives from the Village of Mount
Prospect to serve on the Board of Directors of the Joint Action Water Agency. This ordinance
appoints Mayor Paul Hoefert as Director and Trustee John Matuszak as Alternate Director.
Motion by Richard Rogers, second by Colleen Saccotelli to waive the rule requiring two readings of
an ordinance and adopt the ordinance as presented.
Yea: Agostino Filippone, Terri Gens, Peggy Pissarreck, Colleen Saccotelli, Richard
Rogers
Abstain: John Matuszak*
Final Resolution: Motion Passed
Ordinance No. 6606
*As subject nominee, Trustee Matuszak chose to abstain
4.3 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING A DIRECTOR AND ALTERNATE DIRECTOR TO THE SOLID WASTE
AGENCY OF NORTHERN COOK COUNTY.
Mayor Hoefert presented a resolution appointing Mayor Paul Hoefert as the Village's Director and
Trustee Terri Gens as the Village's Alternate Director on the Board of Directors of the Solid Waste
Agency of Northern Cook County.
Motion by Peggy Pissarreck, second by John Matuszak to approve the subject resolution
Yea: Agostino Filippone, John Matuszak, Peggy Pissarreck, Colleen Saccotelli, Richard
Rogers
Abstain: Terri Gens*
Final Resolution: Motion Passed
Resolution No. 5-22
*As subject nominee, Trustee Gens chose to abstain
4.4 APPOINTMENT TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
Mayor Hoefert presented the following appointments to the Special Events Commission:
Katie Cousino — Term to expire April 2022 (to fill the unexpired term of Vicki Busse)
Chris Gordon — Term to expire July 2022 (to fill the unexpired term of Sandi DiCaro)
Patti Galuski — Term to expire November 2024 (to fill the unexpired term of Maura Drew)
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Mayor Hoefert stated he met with all prospective members and is confident each will serve the
commission well.
Motion by Peggy Pissarreck, second by Richard Rogers to ratify the subject appointments to the
Special Events Commission.
Yea: Agostino Filippone, Terri Gens, John Matuszak, Peggy Pissarreck, Colleen Saccotelli,
Richard Rogers
Nay: None
Final Resolution: Motion Passed
S. COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS - CITIZENS TO BE HEARD
Steve Polit
601 N. Wilshire
• In response to comments made during the January 25, 2022 Committee of the Whole
discussion regarding the Community Engagement Committee, Mr. Polit read aloud an
email (obtained via a Freedom of Information request) from Community Engagement
Committee staff liaison Julie Kane to committee members, pausing the committee upon
the suggestion by the committee co-chair and a majority of the members. Mr. Polit stated
he hopes this clarifies confusion regarding the committee's status.
Trustee Pissarreck responded, stating confusion arose from the member's understanding that
the committee was placed on temporary pause versus statements suggesting the committee's
status is permanently inactive.
Ronak McFadden
Mount Prospect resident
• Appreciates virtual meetings in the interest of public safety
• As a member of the Community Engagement committee, was not aware the committee
was placed on permanent pause
Carole Martz
Berkshire Lane
• Reason restaurants are not doing well is directly related to the pandemic; diners lack trust
in restaurants; many are not following Cook County vaccination mandates.
Mayor Hoefert responded, stating he has experienced many restaurants that are doing very well.
Mayor Hoefert added the vaccination mandate is a County mandate and thus, it is the
responsibility of the County to enforce it.
6. CONSENT AGENDA
Motion by Terri Gens, second by Colleen Saccotelli to approve the consent agenda as presented.
Yea: Agostino Filippone, Terri Gens, John Matuszak, Peggy Pissarreck, Colleen Saccotelli,
Richard Rogers
Nay: None
Final Resolution: Motion Passed
6.1 List of Bills - January 26, 2022 to February 8, 2022 - $2,245,474.69
6.2 A RESOLUTION TERMINATING A MONEY PURCHASE RETIREMENT PLAN 401(a)
WITH MISSIONSQUARE RETIREMENT (FORMERLY INTERNATIONAL CITY MANAGERS ASSOCIATION
RETIREMENT CORPORATION)
Resolution No. 6-22
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6.3 A RESOLUTION AMENDING MISSIONSQUARE RETIREMENT HEALTH SAVINGS (RHS) PLAN
NUMBER 800377
Resolution No. 7-22
6.4 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE OF OUT-OF-STATE SERVICE FOR ILLINOIS
MUNICIPAL RETIREMENT FUND (IMRF)
Resolution No. 8-22
6.5 Motion to accept Sourcewell bid result for Uniform Rental and Cleaning Services in
an amount to exceed $18,000.
6.6 Request Village Board approval to accept public improvements installed as part of single-family
home construction at 421 Ojibwa Trail.
7. OLD BUSINESS
None
8. NEW BUSINESS
8.1 1st reading of AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 21 OF THE VILLAGE CODE OF THE
VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, ILLINOIS, ADOPTING THE 2021 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING
CODE, 2021 INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE, 2021 INTERNATIONAL RESIDENTIAL CODE,
2020 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE, 2021 INTERNATIONAL FUEL GAS CODE, 2021
INTERNATIONAL PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE, WITH MODIFICATIONS, AND OTHER
CONSTRUCTION -RELATED PROVISIONS
Director of Building and Inspections Bill Schroeder provided information regarding the proposed
Building Code updates. Mr. Schroeder stated the review, update and adoption of the building code
was identified as a goal for the Building and Inspections Services staff to complete as part of the
Strategic Plan for the Village. As part of his presentation, Mr. Schroeder provided a background of
services the department provides including the review and issuance of building permits, building
inspections, code enforcement and restaurant inspections. With the implementation of permitting
software, Mr. Schroeder noted many of these services are now done electronically, improving
service and supporting sustainably efforts by reducing paper records.
Mr. Schroeder stated the Village currently adherers to a set of standardized construction codes
with local amendments based on the International Code Council (ICC) and National Fire Protection
Association (NFPA). Building codes are established to protect the public as it relates to
construction and property maintenance standards. The ICC and the NFPA codes are typically
updated every three years. The Village of Mount Prospect usually updates codes every six years.
Mr. Schroeder presented information on the following codes recommended for adoption:
2021 International Building Code (IBC) with local amendments - regulates
commercial, industrial and multi-level/mixed use and multi -family dwellings
2021 International Residential Code (IRC) with local amendments - regulates attached and
detached single-family homes
• 2021 International Mechanical Code (IMC) - related to commercial codes
2021 International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC) - related to commercial codes
2021 International Property Maintenance Code (IPMC) with local amendments - code
enforcement including tall grass/weeds, hoarding, deteriorated structures, etc.
• 2020 National Electric Code with local amendments
The Illinois State Plumbing code and the Illinois Energy Conservation Codes are mandated by
state statutes and are not being amended with this update.
Mr. Schroeder presented the proposed amended Code highlights:
• Enhanced energy storage systems/batteries/solar systems codes
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• Smoke control systems
• Amusement buildings, puzzle rooms - enhanced egress standards
• Types of construction - Heavy timber was subdivided to include additional
timber classifications
• Fire protection enhancements
• Door widths, lock changes, stairway updates - adjustments and improvements to protect
against severe weather events, changes etc.
• Enhanced standards to wall bracings / emergency escape window public way access
• Deck designs/guardrails/tributary loads - base reference for
manufacturers Surge protection on electric panels - enhances safety and
protection
Mr. Schroeder indicated several benefits of codes and updates including standards for safe -housing,
consistent codes for construction industry and insurance companies and standards for life and safety
codes.
Mr. Schroeder provided the following in response to questions from the Board:
• Code updates do not have any significant impact on staffing levels, workload or
training; department adjustments and training are on-going.
The Board commended Mr. Schroeder and his staff for their outstanding service to the
community.
Public Comment
Steve Polit
601 N. Wilshire
• Asked if the Village assists homeowners with dead tree removals
Mr. Schroeder responded, stating tree removal is the cost of home -ownership; the Village does
not offer any subsidies to relieve this cost; staff works with residents as much as possible
There was no further discussion.
Motion by Peggy Pissarreck, second by Richard Rogers to waive the rule requiring two readings of
an ordinance
Yea: Agostino Filippone, Terri Gens, John Matuszak, Peggy Pissarreck, Colleen Saccotelli,
Richard Rogers
Nay: None
Resolution: Motion Passed
Motion by Richard Rogers, second by Colleen Saccotelli to approve the subject ordinance
Yea: Agostino Filippone, Terri Gens, John Matuszak, Peggy Pissarreck, Colleen Saccotelli,
Richard Rogers
Nay: None
Final Resolution: Motion Passed
Ordinance No. 6607
8.2 1st reading of AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 24 OF THE VILLAGE CODE OF THE
VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, ILLINOIS, ADOPTING THE 2021 INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE,
WITH MODIFICATIONS, AND OTHER FIRE -PREVENTION -RELATED PROVISIONS
Assistant Fire Chief of Administration Bryan Loomis presented amendments to Chapter 24 of the
Village Code that adopts the 2021 International Fire Code (fire prevention) and the 2015 Life
Safety Code (life -safety issues). Assistant Chief Loomis stated the proposed updates include the
removal of code sections in the Village Code that are no longer supported by the National Fire
Protection Association and the International Fire Code. Other proposed amendments include
moving Fireworks permit and Usage from Chapter 23 to Chapter 24, updated requirements for
Fluorine Free Foam for Petroleum Storage Facilities (Fluorine foam use to be eliminated by 2024)
and clarifications to fire pit and fire ring definition updates to include gas fire pits and ring location
requirements.
Assistant Chief Loomis reported additional updates to Chapter 24 including_
• Fire sprinkler cost saving measures for single-family homes by reducing the number of
sprinkler heads located in garages from two (2) to one (1) for 13D systems and allows
inspectors to locate the bells within the house and cost saving measures for NFPA 13
Commercial Fire sprinkler systems
• Fire alarm monitoring updates and reporting responsibilities
• Fire alarm requirements for Business and Mercantile occupancies resulting in cost savings
for small businesses
Assistant Chief Loomis recognized and thanked his staff for assisting with the proposed code
updates.
Assistant Chief Loomis provided the following in response to questions from the Board:
• Fire department staff is in the process of being trained on the updates; staff is expected to
be fully trained by the end of the year
• Enforcement of actions relating to fireworks will be remain in Chapter 23
• Cost-saving amendments will provide the same level of safety for residents and occupants
• Staff will produce public service announcements and videos to relay information regarding
updates and changes to the code and well as an informative video explaining what to
expect during a fire inspection.
There was no further discussion.
Motion by Richard Rogers, second by Terri Gens to waive the rule requiring two readings of an
ordinance
Yea: Agostino Filippone, Terri Gens, John Matuszak, Peggy Pissarreck, Colleen Saccotelli,
Richard Rogers
Nay: None
Resolution: Motion Passed
Motion by Richard Rogers, second by Colleen Saccotelli to approve the ordinance as presented
Yea: Agostino Filippone, Terri Gens, John Matuszak, Peggy Pissarreck, Colleen Saccotelli,
Richard Rogers
Nay: None
Final Resolution: Motion Passed
Ordinance No. 6608
8.3 1st reading of AN ORDINANCE GRANTING A CONDITIONAL USE TO OPERATE A SPORTS
TRAINING AND TEACHING ESTABLISHMENT FOR THE PROPERTY LOCATED AT 2060 CARBOY
ROAD (PZ -01-22)
Director of Community Development Bill Cooney presented a proposal to relocate a conditional use
for Play Ball, USA from their existing training center location, 412 E. Business Center Drive to
2060 Carboy Road. Play Ball, USA also operates a player development academy at 604 W. Central
Road which will remain in operation.
The new location will offer similar elements to the existing location. Mr. Cooney stated the
proposal meets the Village parking requirements with the exception of handicap stalls. The
property owner will install one additional handicap stall to meet Village requirements.
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Mr. Cooney stated the Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of the
request by a vote of 5-0.
Petitioner and owner of Playball USA Ross Wolfson was present to answer questions. Mr.
Wolfson stated Playball USA teaches baseball and softball skills for kids ages 8-18 while
focusing on team comradery. Mr. Wolfson stated Playball USA is staffed with students from
Mount Prospect.
The Board expressed support of the petitioner's request and thanked Mr. Wolfson for
choosing to keep his business in Mount Prospect.
There was no further discussion.
Motion by Richard Rogers, second by Peggy Pissarreck to waive the rule requiring two readings of
an Ordinance
Yea: Agostino Filippone, Terri Gens, John Matuszak, Peggy Pissarreck, Colleen Saccotelli,
Richard Rogers
Nay: None
Resolution: Motion Passed
Motion by Richard Rogers, second by Agostino Filippone to approve the ordinance as presented.
Yea: Agostino Filippone, Terri Gens, John Matuszak, Peggy Pissarreck, Colleen Saccotelli,
Richard Rogers
Nay: None
Final Resolution: Motion Passed
Ordinance No. 6609
9 VILLAGE MANAGER'S REPORT
9.1 Motion to accept joint purchasing bid results (Sourcewell contract #080818 -VCM) and
authorize the purchase two (2) 8 yard dump bodies, two (2) 1 ton dump bodies, two (2) F -550
hydraulic systems, one (1) salt spreader, and associated components from the Lindco Equipment
Division of Viking-Cives Group, Merrillville, Indiana, at a cost not to exceed $90,512.00
Director of Public Works Sean Dorsey presented a proposal to purchase two (2) 8 yard dump
bodies, two (2) 1 ton dump bodies, two (2) F-550 hydraulic systems, one (1) salt spreader and
ap§ociated components to build -out four new dump trucks purchased earlier this year.
Delivery time for these previously approved vehicles is approximately 18 months.
Mr. Dorsey stated all components will be purchased from one vendor, Lindco Equipment. The
Village has purchased similar items from Lindco in the past. Lindco offers quality products and the
proposed components will be consistent with existing equipment. Mr. Dorsey stated the
components are available through a Sourcewell joint purchasing contract with Lindco. Because the
Village is a member of Sourcewell, the contract satisfies the Village's public bidding requirements.
In response to a question from the Board, Mr. Dorsey stated the components will be delivered to
Public Works and vehicle maintenance staff will install all equipment. Mr. Dorsey stated these
components will likely be delivered before the chassis and cabs.
No further discussion.
Motion by Colleen Saccotelli, second by Richard Rogers to approve as presented.
Yea: Agostino Filippone, Terri Gens, John Matuszak, Peggy Pissarreck, Colleen Saccotelli,
Richard Rogers
Final Resolution: Motion Passed
9.2 As submitted
No additional report.
10. ANY OTHER BUSINESS
None
11. ADJOURNMENT
With no additional business to conduct, Mayor Hoefert asked for a motion to adjourn. Trustee
Rogers, seconded by Trustee Pissarreck motioned to adjourn the meeting. By unanimous voice
call vote, the February 15, 2022 regular meeting of the Village Board of Trustees adjourned at
8:38 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Karen M. Agoranos
Village Clerk
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