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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrd SAO 57 07/03/1956 S t1<J 57 ~ Dfl1:) * SA D E)--J AN ORDINANCE FOR THE IMPROVE- MENT OF ELMHURST ROAD AND OTHER STREETS WITHIN THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, BY GRADING, CURBING AND PAVING, ETC., INCLUDING THE COST OF FURNISHING ALL LABOR, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TR USTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COUNTY OF COOK AND STATE OF ILLINOIS: SECTION 1. That a local improvement shall be made within the Village of Mount Prospect, the nature, character, locality and description of which improvement is as follows: That the roadway of Elmhurst Road from the north street line of Memory Lane to the existing pavement fifty-five (55) feet, more or less, south of the south street line of Gregory Street; And the roadway of Russel Street from the south edge of an exist- ing pavement ten (10) feet, more or less, north of the north street line of Memory Lane to the existing pavement fifty-five (55) feet, more or less, south of the south street line of Gregory Street; And the roadway of Gregory Street from the existing pavement located one hundred and thirty-two (132) feet, more or less, west of the west street line of Elmhurst Road, to a point one hundred and thirty-two (132) feet, more or less, east of the east street line of Russel Street, except those areas lying within the roadways of Elmhurst Road and Russel Streets; Be improved by grading, curbing and paving, and by constructing all neces sary storm water inlets, catch basins, and connecting pipes to existing storm drains, together with all necessary adjustments and appurtenances. Details of the limits of the improvements, dimensions, positions and elevations of the various units of construction are shown on the draw- ings attached hereto and by reference made a part hereof. The width of roadways to be constructed shall be twenty-seven (27) feet measured from back of curb to back of curb except as hereinafter set forth. The width of roadways to be constructed in Elmhurst Road from the south street line of Gregory Street to the existing pavement located fifty-five (55) feet, more or less, south of the south street line of Gregory Street and in Gregory Street from the east street line of Elmhurst Road to a point one hundred thirty-two (132) feet, more or less, east of the east street line of Russel Street, shall be twenty-six (26) feet measured from back of curb to back of curb. The width of roadway to be constructed in Gregory Street from the west street line of Elmhurst Road to the existing pavement located one hundred thirty-two (132) feet, more or less, west of the west street line of Elmhurst Road, shall be twenty-five (25) feet, measured from back of curb to back of curb. Portland cement concrete crosswalks shall be constructed at the intersections of streets with roadways enumerated above, as shown on the attached plans. A transverse section of the finished surface of the pavement shall be an arc of a circle passing one -quarter inch above the upper roadway edges of the gutter flag and the elevations of the crown line of said finished roadway at every point of the roadways of said streets between said termini. -2- At street intersections the grade of said top surfact shall be modified in such a degree only as is necessary to make the top surfact of said intersecting roadways conform to each other and to produce a smooth, even surface. The pavement shall be constructed on the prepared subgrade between the curb and gutters. The subgrade shall be prepared by shaping, compacting and trimming the road bed after the excavation and embankment operations have been carried out such that the subgrade will be true to the lines, grandes and cross- sections shown on the attached drawings. All organic matter shall be entirely removed from the subgrade and the space filled with gravel, broken stone or other suitable materials. All paving improvements and drainage appurtenances, such as storm water inlets, catch basins, connecting pipes, are to be installed as shown in detail on the attached drawings. The pavement shall consist of a waterbound base course of crushed stone and stone screenings, of a compacted thickness of seven (7) inches constructed on a cushion of sand or stone screenings, and a sumce course, consisting of mineral filler and asphalt cement, having a compacted thickness of two (2) inche s. On each side of the roadways to be improved, there shall be constructed a Portland cement concrete combined curb and gutter. The gutter shall be ten (10) inches in width and the curb shall be eight (8) inches in width. The curb face shall be connected to gutter line by a curve of four (4) inch radius, shall extend in height three (3) inches above the flow line of -3- the gutter, except where noted otherwise on the attached drawings, and shall be connected to the top of the curb by a curve having a four (4) inch radius. The vertical thickness shall be ten (10) inches at the roadway face, and nine (9) inches at the back face of the curb. Construction joints shall be installed in said curb and gutter at twenty (20) feet intervals. The joints shall be formed by steel templates 1/8 inch in thickness, of a length equal to the width of the combined curb and gutter, and with a depth of at least two (2) inches greater than the depth of the curb and gutter. These templates shall be left in place until the concrete has set sufficiently to hold its shape but shall be removed while the forms are still in place. Concrete for the combined curb and gutter shall be composed of one (1) part Portland cement, two )2) parts of fine aggregate and three and one-half (3-1/2) parts of coarse aggregate with only enough water added to make a workable mix. The cement used in the construction of the Portland cement concrete to be used in this improvement shall be of the best quality of Portland cement which shall be a product resulting from the calcination to incipient fusion of an intimate mixture of properly proportioned argillaceious and calcareous materials and to which no additions greater than three percent (30/0) has been made subsequent to calcination. The resultant clinker shall be so ground as to produce a cement so fine that at least seventy-eight per cent (780/0) of the volume will pass through a sieve having a forty thousand (40,000) meshes to the square inch and be so seasoned as to produce initial set in not less than forty-five (45) minutes. Fine aggregate shall consist of sand having clean, hard, durable, -4- uncoated grains, free from deleterious substances. One hundred per cent (1000/0) shall pass a one-fourth (1/4) inch screen and ninety-five percent (950/0) shall be retained on a 100 mesh screen. Not more than twenty percent (200/0) shall pass a 50 mesh screen. It shall be well graded from coarse to fine, and shall not contain more than five percent (50/0) in weight of clay or loam, none of which shall be in lumps. When the fine aggregate is mixed with Portland cement in the proportions of one (1) part cement to two (2) parts fine aggregate by weight, according to the standard method of making briquettes, the resultant mortar at the age of 7 and 28 days shall have a tensile strength of at least equal to that developed in the same time by mortar of the proportions and consistency,made of the same cement and standard Ottawa sand. Coarse aggregate may be broken stone or gravel. The broken stone or gravel shall be clean, hard, durable, uncombed rock. It shall contain no or ganic or other deleterious matter and shall be free from soft, thin, elon- gated or laminated piece s. One hundred percent (1000/0) of the coarse aggregate shall pass a one and one -half (1-1/2) inch screen, and at least ninety-five percent (950/0) shall be retained on a one -fourth (1/4) inch screen, with all intermediate sizes retained. These ingredients shall be mixed in a batch mixer, and the mixing shall continue until the same are uniformly distributed and the concrete is uniform in color and homogeneous, and sufficient water shall be added so as to produce concrete which can be spread into position with a template, but the amount of water used shan not be sufficient to cause a separation of the coarse aggregate from the mortar in handling the concrete, and said concrete shall be of a con- -5- sistency such that the mort ar will flush to the surface under light tamping. The mixing of said concrete shall continue:in the drum of the mixer not less than one (1) minute, and the drum shall be completely emptied before receiving material for the succeding batch. The drum shall revolve at a rate of speed not less than twelve (12) revolutions per minute. The method of measurei ng the materials for concrete, including water, shall be one which will insure :Uniform proportion of each of the materials at all times. The base course shall be constructed between the combined curb and gutters on each side of the street roadway to be improve, by first spreading and compacting a one (1) inch thick layer of stone screenings and then spreading. rolling and compacting crushed stone and stone screenings to a seven (7) inch compactedthickness, constructed in two (2) separate layers, each three and one-half (3-1/2) inches in thickness. The top surface of each three and one-half (3-1/2) inch layer of the macadam base course shall be waterbound by saturating with water, adding screenings and rolling until all surface voids are completely filled, and the top surface of the base presents a rough, tight, granular surface. The crushed stone shall be of good quality limestone graded in size so that the maximum size of crushed stone fragments used for the construction of the waterbound base course shall pass a three (3) inch opening, and not over five (5) per cent of crushed stone fragments shall pass a three -quarter (3/4) inch opening. The percentage of wear as determined by the Los Angeles abrasion method shall not exceed 35. The stone screenings shall be of good quality limestone and shall pass a three-eights (3/8) inch opening. Not more than thirty (30) per cent or less -6- than ten (10) percent shall pass a sieve having one hundred (100) meshes per lineal inch. The finished surfact of said macadam base course shall be two (2) inche s below the surface of the completed pavement. An asphalt prime coat as hereinafter specified shall be applied with a pressure distributor and shall be what is known as MC -0, a medium curing cut-back asphalt consisting of a petroleum residuum with a suitable distillate. It shall be free from water, show no separation on standing, and shall conform to the following requirements: Flash Point (Tag Open Cup), (OF.) 100+ Viscosity at 770F., (sec.) 75 to 150 Distillation Test: Distillate (0/0 by vol. of total distillate to 6800F.) Distillate to 43 70F. Distillate to 5000F. Distillate to 6000F. 25- 40 to 70 75 to 93 Residue from distillation to 6800F. (% by volume by difference) 5Q-t- Tests on residue from distillation: Penetration at 770F., 100 g., 5 sec., (in tenths of mm) 150 to 300 Ductility (cm) at 770F., cm 100+ Bitumen soluble in carbon disulphide (%) 99. 5i- The waterbound macadam base cour se shall then be opened to traffic for a period of time sufficient to permit additional settlement and compaction, if any, of the sub-base and base as directed by the Engineer. After the above waiting period has terminated, if deemed necessary by the Engineer, and just prior to the construction of the bituminous concrete surface course, the waterbound macadam base course shall, be reshaped -7- and waterbound. Sufficient stone shall be added to the waterbound macadam base to bring it up to the proper grade and section. The additional stone so utilized shall be crushed stone that will conform to the following gradation: Sieve Size Percent Passing Sieve pI 112ft No.4 No.8 No. 16 No. 200 100 60-90 40-60 25-50 20-40 5-15 All potholes, deep depressions, or ruts in the surface of the base shall be repaired by lightly scarifying or removing any foreign material and filling with the above aggregate. The repaired areas shall be compacted thoroughly by means of a pneumatic tired roller. Water shall be added, if it is necessary, to obtain the desired compaction. After the repairs have been made the base course shall be brought to the proper grade and crown by repeatedly wetting with water applied by means of a sprinkler, blading with a road grader or multiple-blade maintainer, adding additional aggregate and rolling with a pneumatic tired roller. After the surface of the base course has been brought to the proper grade and crown, it shall be compacted by repeated wetting and rolling with a pneumatic tired roller. The butuminious concrete surface course, including a prime coat, of liquid asphalt herinbefore described shall be constructed upon the settled and reconditioned waterbound macadam base course, betweenthe concrete gutters, by spreading, rolling, and compacting thereon to a compacted thickness of two (2) inches a combination of crushedstone, stone screenings, mineral filler and hot asphalt cement. -8- The prime coat shall be composed of the materials and applied with the methods hereinbefore stated, and said prime coat shall be applied at the rate of thirty-five hundredths (0.35) gallon per square yard. After applying the prime coat, a one (1) inch binder course of bituminous pavement mixture shall be laid, which shall leave the top surface thereof, after compacting, parallel with and one (1) inch below the surface of the completed pavement. To the binder course shall be applied a surface course which, after compaction, shall have a thickness of one (1) inch. The aggregate to be used in the tinder and surface course shall be heated to a temperature of 2500 to 3500 F. The heated aggregates shall be mixed in the plug mill mixer for a period of not less than 5 seconds. The asphalt cement shall then be added and the mixing continued. The time re -- quired to add the asphalt cement shall be not more than 15 seconds. The total time required for adding the asphalt cement and completing the wet mixing period shall not be less than 30 seconds, or longer if necessary to provide a homogeneous mixture in which all particles of aggregate are coated uniformly. The ingredients of the binder course shall be combined in such pro- portions as to produce a mixture conforming to the following specification limits by weight: Passing 3/4 inch sieve Passing 3/4 inch, retained on 1/2 inch sieve Passing 1/2 inch, retained on No. 10 sieve Passing No. 10 sieve Bitumen 95-100% 15-30% 35-50% 20-40% 4- 70/0 The ingredients of the surface course mixture shall be combined in -9- ., such proper proportions as to produce a mixture confirming to the following composition limits by weight: Pi1ssing No. 200 sieve 95-100% 25-50% ( ( 45-65% 10- 30% ( 5-18% ( ( 7-22% ( 25-400/0 ( 5-13% ( 4- 89/0 5-7% Passing 1/2 inch sieve Passing 1/2 inch, retained on No.4 sieve Passing No.4, retained on No. 10 sieve Passing No. 10, retained on No. 40 sieve Passing No. 40, retained on No. 80 sieve Passing No. 80, retained on No. 200 sieve Bitumen The binder course mixture shall be delivered at atemperature of 2500 to 3250F. and the surface course mixture at a temperature of 2500 to 3500F. The bituminous mixtures shall be placed true to crown and grade with a spreading and finishing machine. Bituminous mixtures may be spread and finished by hand methods only where machine methods are impracticable. Placing of the bituminous mixtures shall be as continuous as possible. No more binder course mixture shall be placed in advance of the laying of the surface course than can be covered by two (2) days run of the paving plant. The binder course shall be kept clean until covered with the surface course. Any foreign material on the surface of the binder course shall be removed before the surface course is placed. The machine shall spread the bituminous mixtures without tearing the surface and shall strike a finish that is smooth, true to cross section, uniform in density and texture, and free from hollows, transverse corrugations, and other irregularities. In areas not accessible for machine spreading, hand spreading shall be used and shall comply with the following: -10- Upon arrival at the work, the binder and surface course mixtures shall be dumped upon approved steel dump pans outside of the area on which they are to be spread. Immediately thereafter, they shall be distributed in place with shovels and spread with rakes in loose layers of uniform density and correct depth. Immediately after the binder COUlS e mixture or surface course mixture is place9., it shall be compacted thoroughly and uniformly with a three -wheel roller. Where initial rolling causes undue displacement, haLt-cracking or checking in either the binder course or the surface course, the time of rolling shall be adjusted to correct these conditions. Rollers shall be operated at a speed of not more than 150 feet per minute and shall weigh from 8 to 12 tons and have a unit compression of not less than 250 nor more than 400 pounds per inch of roller width. After final compression, the finished surface course shall at no point have a density less than 95% of the maximum possible density of a voIdless pavement composed of the same materials in like proportions. If the density of the finished pavement is less than 95%, additional rolling will be required. Rolling of the binder and surface courses shall start longitudinally at the sides of the pavement overlapping uniformly on successive trips by at least one -half (112) width of the rear wheels. Succeeding trips of the role roller shall be terminated at least three (3) feet from the preceding stop. Each stop shall be regulated to prevent trapping of water on the rolled surface. The roller shall not pass over an unprotected edge of the freshly laid bituminous mixture, except when the laying of this course is to be discon- tinued for an extended length of time. The speed of the roller at all times shall be slow enoughto avoid displacement of the bituminous mixture; if displacement occur s, it shall -11- be corrected at once by raking ana applying fresh bituminous mixture where required. To prevent adhesion of the bituminous mixture to the roller, the wheels shall be kept properly moistened, but an excess of water will not be permitted. Immediately after the initial rolling of the surface course, atest shall be made for smoothness, with a ten (10) foot straightedge to locate high and low spots so that they may be altered while the mixture isstill fresh. Binder course shall also be straighedged in the manner described for the surface course. Rolling of the binder and surface courses shall be continued until all roller marks are eliminated and the bituminous mixture is thoroughly compacted. In all places inaccessible to the rollers, such as locations adjacent to curbs, gutters, headers, manholes, and similar structures, the required compression shall be secured with hot tampers. Any bituminous mixture that becomes loose, broken, mixed with foreign material, or which is defective in finish or density, or which does not comply in all other respects with the requirements, shall be removed, replaced with suilable material, and finished in accordance with these specifications. The mineral aggregates in such binder and surface course mixtures shall be clean, tough, durable fragments of crushed stone, consisting of angular fragments resulting from crushing by mechanical means the following types of rocks quarried from undisturbed, consolidated deposits; granite and similar phanerocrystalline igneous rocks; calcareous or dolomitic limestone; or massive metamorphic quartzite or similar rocks. The existing catch basins manhole s, inlets, valve vaults J and handholes within the limits of the improvements shall be adjusted to the proposed pavement or parkway grades, These structures shall be adjusted with Portland cement mortar and brick (Grade SW building brick, made from -12- clay or shale, or Grade A. concrete building brick). Existing concrete curb walks and crosswalks conflicting with the con- struction of the proposes pavement shall be removed. Existing concrete, gravel, and bituminous driveways shall be removed as necessary to insure the proper slope to the new curb and gutter grade and to facilitate the construction of the new curb and gutter. The driveways So removed shall be replaced with materials equivalent to the original materials and to the same width and thickness. The portland cement concrete crosswalks shall be five (5) feet in width and five (5) inches thick and shall be constructed at the locations shown on the drawings attached hereto. The forms for the crosswalks shall be so set that the slab will have a fall of one (1) inch vertical to four (4) feet horizontal from the edge nearest the property line toward the edge farthest from the property line. A subgrade shall be prepared by excavating or filling, as the case may be, so that the top surface of the crosswalk to be constructed at the edge nearest the property line will be at the established grade. Upon said subgrade there shall be placed Portland cement concrete of a mixture of one (1) part Portland cement, two (2) parts of fine aggregate, and three and one-half (3 1/2) part s of coarse aggregate mixed as hereinbefore specified for concrete for' curb and gutter. Saidfine and coarse aggregate are to be the same as hereinbefore specified for curb and gutter. The concrete shall be placed in successive batches for the entire width of the slab, struck off one-half (1/2) inch higher than the finished slab, tamped until all voids are removed and free mortar appears on the surface, thoroughly spaded along the edges, slruck off to the true grade, and floated and troweled -13- to a true and even surface. After tamping, floating and trowelling, the depth of the mixture shall be five (5) inches. Joint filler shall be premoulded strips of asphaltic felt one-half (1/2) inch thick, as wide as the thickness of the concrete slab and at least two (2) feet long. It shall have such a consistency that it will not run in summer or chip out in winter. Forms shall be of lumber two (2) inches thick or of steel of equal strength. They shall be held rigidly in place by stakes or braces with top edges at true line and grade. Ends of adjoining forms shall be flush. A template, resting upon the side forms and having the lower edge of the exact elevation of the subgrade, shall be drawn along the forms before any concrete is laid. Any high place in the subgrade shall be removed so that the template will pass over without being raised off the side forms or being tipped at an angle to the crosswalk surface. The subgrade shall be damp, but not muddy, when concrete is placed upon it. The walk shall be divided into separate rectangular slabs by marking with edging tools. No plain concrete slab shall be longer than six (6) feet or less than four (4) feet on anyone side. The surface edges and side edges of each slab shall be rounded to a radius of about one -fourt (1/4) inch. Expansion joints shall extend from one -quarter (1/4) inch below the surface of the walk to the subgrade, be truly at rigfht angles to the crosswalk surface, and be made by putting the specified joint filler in place before placing the concrete. They shall be placed as follows: -14 - At or near all places where the crosswalk intersects a curb line or other crosswalk, a one (1) inch expansion joint composed of two (2) thicknesses of one -half (1/2) inch joint filler shall be made at right angles to the center line of the walk. Existing trees in the area of this improvement shall be removed and disposed of and the stumps and roots removed to a depth of twelve (12) inches below the surface of the subgrade. Inlets and catch basins shall be constructed at the locations shown on the plans. The floor of said catch basins, and inlets shall be constructed of Portland cement concrete, composed of one (1) part Portland cement, two (2) part.s of fine aggregate, and three and one-half (3-1/2) parts of coarse aggregate, with only enough water added to make a workable mixture. The concrete floors or bases for the catch basins and inlets shall be eight (8) inches, and four (4) inches thick respectively. The walls shall be concrete masonry units five (5) inches in thickness, which shall be composed of a good quality Portland cement concrete and laid in cement mortar. The mortar shall consist of one (1) part cement to ihree (3) parts sand, by volume, based on dry materials. The concrete masonry units shall be constructed in horizontal courses, with vertical joints broken. Cast iron frames shall be set in full mortar beds on top of the concrete masonry walls. The castings shall be set accurately to the finished elevations of pavement or parkway, so that no subsequent adjustment will be necessary. In order to permit the joints to be mortared properly and also to permit proper compaction of the backfill material, the excavation shall be made to a diameter of at least six (6) inches greater than the diameter of the structure. -15- The space between the sidesof the excavation and the outer surfaces of the manholes, catch basins and inlets shall be backfilled with sand or stone screenings. The backfill shall be compacted as herein specified. The concrete pipe placed in the masonry walls for outlet or inlet con- nections shall extend through the walls and beyond the outside surfaces of the walls a sufficient distance to allow for connections., and the masonry shall be carefully constructed around them so as to prevent leakage along the outer surfaces. After the masonry work is completed, it shall be kept moist and pro- tected from the elements in a satisfactory manner for a period of hot less than 48 hours. Said catch basins shall be seven (7) feet deep, measured from the top of the masonry to the top of the floor. The catch basins shall be circular in form of an internal diameter of four (4) feet. The upper two (2) feet eight (8) inches of the walls of the catch basin shall be drawn in from forty-eight (48) inches to twenty-four (24) inches in diameter. Storm water inlets shall be sixteen (16) inches deep, measured:fo m the top of the floor. The inlets shall be circular in form and shall.have an internal diameter of two (2) feet. The catch basins and inlets, unless otherwise noted on the plans, shall be equipped with Type "B" frame and style lIB" grates, as detailed on the drawings. The combined weight of the frame and grate shall be not less than five hundred ten (510) pounds. The frames and covers shall be fabricated of close grained gray iron having a tensile strength of 20,000 pounds per square inch. Castings shall be smooth, true to pattern and free from projections, sand holes, or blow holes. -16- The pipe used for inlet and catch basin connections shall be eight (8) inches in diameter. The pipe shall be reinforced concrete culvert pipe having a minimum strength of 2,350 pounds per lineal foot and shall be laid at a pitch of 1/8 inch per lineal foot. Joints shall be made of the best quality tarred manilla yarn (jute) and Portland cement mortar composed of one (1) part Portland cement and two (2) parts of clean graded torpedo sand, as hereinbefore specified. The material used in backfilling shall consist of either sand of a fine granular material resulting from the natural disintegration of rock, or stone screenings produced from crushing rock quarried from undisturbed, con- solidated deposits. The aggregate shall be material less than 0.187 inch in size. The backfill material shall be placed to a height of twelve (12) inches above the pipe in layers not to exceed four (4) inches thick and each layer shall be firmly compacted by ramming or tamping. The remainder of the trench shall be backfilled with loose aggregate to the subbase of the proposed pavement improvements and settlement secured by introducing water through holes jetted into the trench to a point approximately two (2) feet above the top of the pipe. The backfill around catch basins and inlets shall be compacted with jetting also. Corrugated metal pipe shall be installed at the locations shown on the plans. Corrugated metal pipe shall be ten (10) inch internal diameter and shall be fabricated of twelve (12) gage metal. All corrugated metal pipe shall be galvanized. Village Datum for the purposes of this improvement is hereby established as a level plane ninety-six and 34/100 (96.34) feet below the top of the south- west head bolt on the water hydrant located on the northeast corner of the -17- intersection of Russel Street with Memory Lane in the Village of Mount Pr os pe ct, Illinoi s. The elevations of the various parts of the improvement herein specified to be constructed shall be as shown on the drawings attached hereto. From each elevation point shown on the drawing for the street center line the top surface of the finished pavement shall be a straight line to the next elevation point in each direction. The gutters of the paverment shall be uniformly four (4) inches below the center line at all points. All materials shall be of the best quality and suitable for the purpose for which they are used. All work shall be done in a workmanlike manner under the super- intendence of the Board of Local Improvements of the Village of Mount Prospect, Cook County, Illinois. SECm N 2. That the recommendation of the Board of Local Improvements of said Village of Mount Prospect, providing for said improve- ments' together with the estimate of the cost thereof as prepared by the Village Engineers and made by the President of the Board of Local Improve- ments and submitted to the President and Board of Trustees, both hereto attached, be and the same are hereby approve. SECTION 3. That said improvement shall be made and the whole cost thereof, including the sum of Three Thousand Five Hundred Eighteen Dollars and thirty cents ($3518.30), being the amount included in the said estimate of said President of the Board of Local Improvements hereto attached, to apply on the cost of making, levying and collecting the assessment herein as provided by law, to be paid for by a special assessment, in accordance with an Act of the General Assembly of the State of Illinois entitled: !IAn -18- Act Concerning Cities and Villages and Incorporated Towns and to repeal Certain Acts herein Named, Approved August 15, 1941 and effective January 1, 1942", together with all amendatory acts thereof (except Sections 84. 1 to 84. 1-49). SECTION 4. That the aggregate amount herein ordered to be assessed and also the assessment on each lot and parcel of land and any assessment that may be made for public benefit shall be divided into ten (10) annual installments, in the manner provided by the Statute in such case made and provided, and each of said installments shall bear interest at the rate of six per cent (6%) per annum, according to law, until paid. SECTION 5. For the purpose of anticipating the collection of the second and subsequent installments of said assessment for said improve- ments, bonds shall be issued payable out of said installments, bearing interest at the rate of six per cent (6%) per annum, payable annually, signed by the President and attested by the Clerk of said Village of Mount Prospect under the corporate seal thereof, said bonds shall be issued in accordance with, and shall in all respects conform to, the provisions of the Act of the General Assembly of the State of Illinois, entitled: I1An Act Concerning Cities and Villages and Incorporated Towns and to Repeal Certain Acts herein Named, Approved August 15, 1941, and effective January 1. 1942", together with all amendatory acts thereof (except Sections 84. 1-1 to 84. 1- 39). SECTION 6. That upon the passage and approval of this Ordinance, the Village Attorney of said Village, be and he is hereby directed to file a petition in the County Court of Cook County, Illinois, in the name of the Village of Mount Prospect, praying that steps may be taken to levy a special -19- assessment for said improvements, in accordance with1he provisions of this Ordinance and in the manner provided by law. SECTION 7. That all Ordinances and parts of Ordinances conflicting with this Ordinance be and the same are hereby repealed insofar as they conflict herewith. SECTION 8. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and approval by the President of said Village. PASSED by the Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect this ~~ day of July, A.D. 1956. ~/ ~;?~7~{r- APPROVED this :?~~da y -20- RECOMMENDA TION AND ESTIMATE OF COST FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF ELMHURST ROAD AND OTHER STREETS WITHIN THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS. To the Pre sident and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect, Illinoi s . Gentlemen: We herewith submit an Ordinance for the improvement of Elmhurst Road and other streets within the Village of Mount Prospect, Cook County, Illinois, by granding, curbing and paving and by constructing all necessary storm sewers, drains, manholes and catch basins, together with all necessary connections, adjustments and other appurtenances, together with an Estimate of the cost of said improvements, including a sum not to exceed six per cent (6%) of said estimated cost to be applied towards the making and collecting the assessment as is by law provided, and recommend the passage of said Ordinance and the making of said improve- ment contemplated therein. Respectfully submitted this .3 day of July, A. D. 1956. J~JetJ;; BOARD OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS Village of Mount Prospect, Illinois Q \ '\. ,_... "'-~'-.;-&.v~ -.;, _ (:)./ ,~;~\:'-~....~'- . );/ t 1/ ',' t ? '1 -{ .. <~;:c':':/:: ESTIMATE OF COST To the Board of Local Improvements, Village of Mount Prospect, Cook County, Illinois. Gentlemen: I herewith submit an estimate of the cost of improving a connected system of streets in Elmhurst Road and other streets within the Village of Mount Prospect by grading, curbing and paving and by constructing all necessary storm sewers, drains, manholes and catch basins, together with all necessary connections, adjustments and other appurtenances; including cost of furnishing all labor and materials and including a sum not to exceed six per cent (60/0) of the estimated cost thereof to be applied toward the cost of making and collecting the assessment therefore, as is by law provided; as follows: 2,600 cubic yards of excavation, including grading leveling, parkways, hauling and disposal of surplus excavated material @ $2.00 per cubic yard $5,200.00 6, 190 square yards of one (1) inch sand cushion, complete in place @ $0.25 per square yard 1,547.50 6, 190 square yards crushed stone waterbound base seven (7) inches compacted thickness, complete in place @ $1.80 per square yard 11, 142.00 6, 190 square yards bituminous concrete surface course, two (2) inches compacted thickness, complete in place @ $1. 75 per square yard 10,832.50 ;,;;;-~ 4, 180 lineal feet, combined concrete curb and gutter complete in place @$3. 00 per lineal foot 365 lineal feet eight (8) inch reinforced concrete culvert pipe, including excavation, backfilling, labor and materials, complete in place @ $5.50 per lineal foot 5 each catch basins with cast iron frame and grate including excavation, backfilling, labor and materials, complete in place @ $250.00 each 13 each storn water inlets with cast iron cover and grate, including excavation, backfilling, labor and materials, complete in place @ $150.00 each 5 each cast iron catch basin frames Type "B" complete in place @ $50.00 each 3 each cast iron catch basin covers Style "D" complete in place @ $25.00 each 2 each cast iron catch basin covers Style liB", complete in place @ $25.00 each 2 each inlets to be filled with sand, including labor and equipment, complete @ $15.00 each 22 each existing manholes, catch basins, inlets and valve basins to be adjusted to grade @ $40. 00 each 2,290 square feet of Portland cement concrete sidewalks, five (5) inch thickness - @ $0. 70 per square foot $ 12,540.00 2,007.50 1,250.00 1,950.00 250.00 75.00 50.QO 30.00 880.00 1,603.00 340 square yards of bituminous pavement replace- ment, complete in place @ $4.00 per square yard $ 1,360.00 235 square yards of crushed stone driveway pavement replacement, five (5) inch thickness, complete in place @ $2.00 per square yard 470.00 310 tons of Grade 8 Stone, complete in place @ $5.00 per ton 1,550.00 75 lineal feet of ten (10) inch corrugated metal pipe culvert, including excavation, backfilling, labor and materials, complete in place @ $5. 50 per lineal foot 412.50 35 diameter inches tree removal including all materials and labor, required for removal and disposal, complete @ $4.50 per diameter inch 157.50 ENGINEERING AND INSPECTION 5,330.75 TOTAL LABOR AND MATERIALS $ 58,638.25 Cost of making, levying and collecting the Assessment, and all lawful expense, attending the same as provided by law, not to exceed six per cent (6%) $ 3,518.30 TOTAL ESTIMATED COST OF THE IMPROVE MENTS $ 62, 156.55 I hereby certify that, in my opinion, the above estimate does not exceed the probable cost of the said improvement and all lawful costs attending the same as provided by law. President, Board of Local 1m vements Village of Mount Prospect Cook County, Illinois