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HomeMy WebLinkAbout12/05/1967 VB minutes MINUDES OF THE REGULAR ~±'ING OF BOARD OF TRDFFf~S DEC~ER 5, 1967 Call to ord CALL TO ORDER The meeting was called to order at 8:05 P.M. INVOCATION tnvocat ion Trustee RoEers gave the invocation. ROLL CALL Poll Call Present upon roll call: Rogers Teichert Grittani Kilroy Lewis Congreve ABSENT: Colfer APPROVAL OF MINU~ES OF PREVIOUS ME~£iNG NOV~24BER 21, 1967 Minutes Addition, to Minutes: T~stee Teichert requested the following resolution presented b~ him be made a metter of record in the minutes; WHEREAS, it is desirable that legal notices and publications for the Village of Mount Prospect be disseminated to the largest number of our citizens; and WHEREAS, The Prospect Day has the largest circulation among our citizens of the qualified local newspapers; end WHEREAS, it is desirable that legal notices and publications for the Village of Mount Prospect be placed at the least expense to our citizens; and WHEREAS, the Prospect Day is the least expensive, comparatively, of the q,~l ified local newspapers~ and WHEREAS, convendence and propmtneas of service sre desirable features in the placing of legal notices and publications for the Village of Mount Prospect;and WItEREAS, ~the Prospect Day has offices closest to our Village Hall of the qualified local newspapers, and the Prospect Day is published most frequently of the c2~lified' local newspapers; and WHEREAS, it is desirable when expending public funds of Mount Prospect to give preference when possible to Mount Prospect businesmen; and WHEREAS, the Prospect Day has offices in Mount' Prospect; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village BOard of Mount Prospect, Cook County, Illinois: Section 1. That all legal notices end publications for the Village of Mount Prospect shall be placed in the Prospect Day. Section 2. That all ordinances, resolutions, and orders in conflict with this resolution are hereby repealed. Section 3. That- this resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and approval according to law. PASSED AND APPROVED this day of , 1967 AYES: NAYS: Village President Village Clerk Trustee Teicher~, seconded by Trustee Lewis, moved the minutes of November 21, 1967 be approved as amended. Upon roll call: Ayes: Rogers Teichert Grittani Kilroy Leiws Motion carried. December 5, 1967 APPROVAL OF BILLS i t!dlls General 40,133.08 Parking System Revenue 685.24 Library 2,315.11 Motor Fuel Tax ~ 3,421.69 Waterworks & Sewerage Fund 15 ~503.22 $ 62.058.34 Trustee Grlttenl, seconded by Trustee Kilroy, moved the above bills be approved for payment. Upon roll call: Ayes: Rogers Teichert Gr!ttani Kilroy Lewis Motion carried. ResiFnation L~'i'l'~q OF RESIGNATION - TRUSTEE COLFER ~ustee The Clerk read a letter of resl~aation subnmitted by Trustee Colfer. Colfer Trustee Lewis stated he wished Trustee Colfer Godspeed in his endeavor, but that this would be a loss to the Board. He was impressed with Trustee Colfer's industry, knowledge and concern, and the Board should give Trustee Colfer a vote of thanks for a job well done. Trustee Lewis, seconded by Trustee Rogers, regretfully moved to accept the resignation of Trustee Colfer and that a resolution be prepared to be inscribed in parchment as a symbol of the effor expended. Upon roll call: Ayes: Rogers Teichert Grittani Kilroy Le~ls Congreve Motion carried. A~pointr'ent APPOINTMENT TO VACANCY IN OFFICE OF TRU~±'~ of Geo. Trustee Rogers expressed appreciation to Trustee Colfer for his dedicated ?~:~ter to service to Mount Prospect, stating his resignation leaves a great void and fill and should be filled inmediately. He stated to save the Village unnecessary Col~ ero time and expense in holding a special election he would nominate the name vacancy of George J. Reiter, 207 Weller Lane, a member of the Mount Prospect Plan Co~mnission. Trustee Rogers, seconded by Trustee Kllroy, moved for the appointment of George J. Reiter to fill a vacancy on the Board of 5¥ustees Under discussion, Trustee Teichert stated he was talking in terms of what the Board is charged with. Sunday he read of Trustee Colfer's resignation. He turned in a memo to the Village Manager and requested Joint deliberation. Since that time there were no communications with the Board. It was his opinion that the Board should first reflect on how they, themselves were put into office. He reminded the members of the pledge they had taken at the time they ran for election and what they campaigned for. He felt that unless some formal deliberations were made he would abstain from any vote on the motion. Trustee Grittani agreed with Trustee Teichert, and stated he was not inv~ited to participate in any discussions regarding an appointment, and should have had a voice in all deliberations. Trustee Lewis stated when he learned of Trustee Colfer's resignation he contacted President Congreve and recommended the names of two possible choices. President Congreve stated that if Trustee T~ichert had wished, a special meeting could be called by any three trustees. Trustee Kilroy, seconded by Trustee Rogers, moved to call the question. Upon roll call: Ayes: Kilroy Lewis Rogers Congreve Nays: Grlttani Telchert l_. Motion carried. A roll call vote on the motion for appointment of George J. Reiter as Trustee was as follows: AYES: Kilroy Lewis Rogers Congreve NAYS: None PASS: Grittani Teichert Motion carried. Trustee Teichert, seconded by Trustee Grittani, moved to take out of sequence December 5, 1967 n ~he agenda for discussion at this time Item #B under OTHER BUSINESS "Vacancy of elective office". Trustee Kilroy suggested this ~as a matter to be put.into committee. Upon roll call: Ayes: Grittani Lewis Teichert Nays: Kilory Rogers Congreve Motion failed. Oath of Offic~ OATH OF OFFICE GEORGE J. REITER to Reiter The Village Clerk then administered the oath of office to George J. Reiter who then took his place as a member of the Village Board of Trustees. Trustee Reiter then made a statement recycling his appointment. BU~,~ING CO~Ti~ ~k~ustee Tetchert, seconded by Trustee Grittani, moved that all Committee reports be deferred for final action until the~.~next Board meeting. However, under OTHER BUSINESS, Item 1. was second reading of Board of Local Improve- meats ordinance regarding Special Assessment #69 (Water mains servicing ELm Street between Golf and Lonnquist, Sunset between Elm and School, and the west side of School from Golf to Lonnqnist) It was decided to cc~sider this matter at this time. Ord. 2037 Trustee Lewis read ~or second reading Ordinance #2037: BOLS AN ORDINANCE pRoVIDING FOR THE MAKING OF A LOCAL IMPRoVeMeNT IN AND FOR THE V~T,L~GE OF MOUNT PROSPFL~, COOK COUNTY, ~,LINOIS Trustee Lewis, seccnded by Trustee Rogers, moved for passage of Ordinance #203?. Mrs. ~nil Moellenkamp, 911 South ELm and Mr. Kozy, 804 S. School, inquired whether all owners will be assessed eq,~l ly. They were advised this matter was to be determined by the Conm~issioner appointed to spread the assessment and for the Court to approve. Upon roll call: Ayes: Rogers Teichert Reiter Grittani Kilroy Lewis Motion carried. Trustee Teichert requested the Village Clerk to render a word by word M~Lnutes transcript of the meeting from the tape recorder. The Village Clerk stated this was not the purpose of the use of the recorder, which had been placed there by the Manager's office, and was not used in the writing of the r~-~ut es. ADJOURNM~ Trustee Rogers, seconded by ~T~stee Kilroy, mowed the meeting be adjourned. Time: 9:B0 P.M. UPon roll call: Ayes: Reid%er Kilroy Rogers Congreve Nays: Grittani Lewis Teichert Motion carried. RICHARD H. MONROE, Village Clerk December 5, 1967