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MUNICIPAL BUILDING BY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
AUGUST l?, lg60
The meetin~ was called to order by President pro tem Norris
at 8:09 P.M. Upon roll call, the following answered Present: Trustees roll call
Airey, Casterline, Gaw, Ekren, Norris and Schlaver. Absent, President Lams.
Trustee Ekren, seconded by Trustee Gaw, moved that the minutes
of the meeting of August 2nd be approved as submitted. The President put minutes
the question, the Clerk called the roll, with the followin~ response:
Ayes, Trustees Airey, Gaw, Ekren, Norris and Schlaver. Pass, Casterlineo
Whereupon the President declared the motion carried.
Trustee Gaw, seconded by Trustee Ekren, moved that the followin~
bills be approved for payment for the two-week period of August l?th:
General $14,834.45
Garbage 88.64
ParkinF System
Revenue 1,355.36 bills
Library 543.69
Motor Fuel Tax 2,762.42
WATER
Operations 9,681.81
Construction 5,710.25
Bond & Int. 7,472.50
Surplus 24.000.00
$66,449.12
The President put the question, the Clerk called the roll, with the
following response: Ayes, Trustees Airey, Casterline, Ekren, Gaw, Norris
and Schlaver. Nays, none. Whereupon the President declared the motion
carried.
Trustee Gaw, secnnded by Trustee Ekren, moved that the financial Finan.repor~
report for the month of July, 1960 be approved and placed on file. This July, 1960
motinn carried by acclamation.
Trustee Gaw, seconded by Trustee Casterline, moved to open bids
on surfacing of streets in Northwest Meadows Subdivision° This carried.
by acclamation and the Clerk opened the bi~s as follows:
Milburn Bros. Deposit check $2,000.00 Paving of
?04 Central Rd. streets in
Mount Prospect Bid - $19,042.32 Northwest
Meadows Sub.
Skokie Valley Asphalt Deposit check $1,800.00
1228 Harding Ave.
Des Plaines, Ill. Bid- $15,343.33
Trustee Schlaver, seconded by Trustee Airey, moved to refer this to
Wm. Cadigan, engineer for the Village. This was done after motion was
carried by acclamation. Mr. Cadigan retired with the bids to study them
and returned later in the meetinE with the following recommendation:
That the lower bidder, Skokie Valley, being of good reputation, should be
awarded the contract.
Thereupon Trustee Ekren, seconded by Trustee Norris, moved that the Board
accept the bid of Skokie ~alleyAsphalt Company in the amount of $15,343.33
for maintenance work in Northwest Meadows subject to State approval. The
President put the question, the Clerk called the roll, with the following
response: Ayes, Trustees Airey, Ekren, Gaw, Casterline, Norris and Schlaver.
Whereupon the President declared the motion carried.
Trustee Schlaver, seconded by Trustee Airey~ moved that the Fences arour
Village Manager secure bids for fences around the Village property on Village
the west side of Pine Street and around the property at Well #5. The property
President pro temp~t the question, the Clerk called the roll, with the
following response: Ayes, Trustees Airey, Ekren, Gaw, Casterline, Norris
and Schlaver. Whereupon the President pro tem declared the motion carried.
Augus% 16, 19~0
Trustee Schlaver,. seconded by Trustee Gaw, moved that the
sidewalk - Village Manager secure bids for sidewalk around the elevated water
water tower storage tower. The President put the question, the Clerk called the
roll, with the following response: Ayes, Trustees Airey, Casterline,
Ekren, Gaw, Norris and Schlaver. Whereupon the President declared the
motion carried.
Trustee Schlaver, seconded by Trustee Casterline, moved that
Fire Dept. the Village Manager be authorized to have the necessary telephone
telephones equipment installed for notifying volunteer firemen by phone rather
than by the siren; the cost, as close as it could be estimated by the
telephone company, being about $105 per month. The President put
question, the Clerk called the roll, with the following response:
Ayes, Trustees Airey, Casterline, Ekren, Gaw, Norris and Schlaver.
Whereupon the President declared the motion carried.
Trustee Schlaver, seconded by Trustee Ekren, moved that
Well #6 expenditure of not over $1,000 be authorized for additional shooting
of Well #6, based on the recommendation of the Village Engineers.
The President put the questi6n, the Clerk called the roll, with the
following response: Ayes, Trustees Airey, Casterline, Ekren, Gaw,
Norris and Schlaver. Whereupon the President declared the motion
carried.
Trustee Schlaver, seconded by Trustee Ekren, moved that
Truck because of the inability of the Iow bidder to supply truck specified
Water Dept. from 1960 production, that bids received July 6, 1960 on a B/4 ton
pick-up truck for the Water Department be rejected and the Village
Manager directed to secure new sealed bids on a 1961 model before the
next Board meeting. The President put the question, theClerk called
the roll, with the following response: Ayes, Trustees Airey, Caster-
line, Ekren, Gaw, Norris and Schlaver. ~ereupon the President declared
the motion carried.
Trustee Schlaver gave rsport on his attendance at a meeting
Fence erectionof the School Board wherein residents near the new Westbrook School
at Weller requested that Weller Creek near the school be fenced and bridge over
Creek and said creek be fenced on each side. The School Board agreed to fence
Westbrook the east side of the Creek and asked if the Village would be willing
School to fence the west side. President pro tem Norris appointed a
committee of three to look into this; Trustee Casterline as chairman,
with trustees Gaw and Schlaver.
President pro tern Norris read letter from William Cadigan
Alley b~hind regarding the cost of engineering reports on alley behind the DIMucci
apt&. on duplexes on Hwy. 8B at Lincoln.
Hwy. 8~
Di Muc~i July 27, 1960
Mr. H. G. Appleby, Manager
Village Hall, Mount Prospect
Dear Mr. Appleby:
As requested by the Village, we have submitted our invoice in the
amount of $157.60 to Mr. Salvatore Di Mucci for work in connection
with the alley at the rear of his apartments on South Elmburst Road.
Mr. Di Mucci has refused to pay this invoice and has sent us the
enclosed letter.
Not knowing what agreement on our services was made between the
Village and Di Mucci, we would appreciate your advising us what our
next step is in collecting this bill.
Very truly yours,
S/ William J. Cadigan
Consoer, Townsend & Associates
August 16, 1960
rustee Norris, seconded by Trustee Oaw, moved that the Village Manager
be instructed to write letter to Mr. Di Mucci, indicating that such
expense is to be borne by Mr. Di Mucci; that we have instructed our
engineers not to proceed until this bill has been paid and a letter
received from Mr. Di Mucci guaratneeing payment of any further engineering
expense for i~provemsnt of this alley. This motion carried by acclamation.
Trustee Norris, seconded by Trustee Ekren, moved that Gregory
Street west of Wille Street be repaired by the complete removal and Paving -
replacement of existing base and surface course and replacement with 8" Gregory St
waterbound base course and 2" bituminous surface course as an extension west of
of the 15-CS project with motor fuel tax funds, and that the Village Wille
Engineers be directed to take whatever steps are necessary to accomplish 15CS
this action. The President put the question, the Clerk called the roll,
with the following response: Ayes, Trustees Airey, Casterline, Ekren,
Gaw, Norris and Schlaver. Whereupon the President declared the motion
carried.
Trustee Norris, seconded by Trustee Airey, moved that the south
side of Highland Avenue from Elm Street to the east line of Well #5 Paving -
property be surfaced with 2" I-Il bituminous surface course as an E. Highland
extension of the 15-CS project, with motor fuel tax funds, and that 15CS
the Village Engineers be directed to take whatever steps are necessary
to accomplish this action. The President put the question, the Clerk
called the roll, with the followin~ response: Ayes, Trustees Airey,
Casterline, Ekren, Gaw, Norris and Schlavero WhEreupon the President
pro tem declared the motion carried.
Trustee Norris, seconded by Trustee Castsrline, moved that
C. T. & A. be requested to prepare the necessary plats of dedication E.Hi~hland Ave.
for Highland Avenue and that the full width street be established now Dedication of
so there Ebll be no future question as to easements for sewers and wa~er street next to
mains located therein. The President put the q~estion, the Clerk called Well #5.
the roll, with the following response: Ayes, Trustees Airey, Casterline,
Ekren, Gaw, Norris and Schlaver. Whereupon the President declared the
motion carried.
This will also clear the way for an M.F.T. street improvement project
and rehabilitation project to make Highland Avenue a full width improved
street.
Trustee Norris, seconded by Trustee Schlaver., moved that the Sidewalk
Village Engineers be authorized to prepare plans and specifications Spec. Assess°
for sidewalk special'assessment program for thenorth side of Central program
Road from Arthur Avenue to the Northwest Highway for those locations
where no sidewalks exist. The President put the question, the Clerk
called the roll, with the following response: Ayes, Trustees Airey, Caster-
line, Ekren, Gaw, Norris and Schlaver. Whereupon the President declared the
motion carried.
Village Manager Appleby rea~ letter from Consoer, Townsend, Village
Engineers, in which it was stated that inasmuch as the County Highway Traffic
Department desired detailed drawings of traffic lights at Central and controls -
Main for their approval before being moved to different location, the Central &
cost would probably be in excess of the $500 allocated for this purpose Main
at the last meeting. Mr. Cadigan said it would be impossible at this
time to estimate the cost of the engineering. Trustee Schlaver, seconded
by Trustee Norris, moved to rescind their motion regarding this at the
previous meeting. This motion carried by acclamation.
Trustee Ekren, seconded by Trustee Norris, then moved that the Board
authorize the Village Manager to ask C. T. & A. to prepare the necessary
plans and drawings for relocation of the traffic lights at Central and
Main. The President put the questuion, the Clerk. called the roll, with
the following response: Ayes, Trustees Airey, Casterline, Ekren, Gaw,
Norris and Schlaver. Whereupon the President pro rem declared the
motion carried. These drawings are required by the Cook County Highway
Department.
August 16, 1960
Trustee Airey read the following report from the Board of
Appeals re Case 60-12:
Zoning
Case 80-12 REPORT
McIntosh & Berschet
August 8, 1980
President & Board of Trustees
Village of Mount Prospect
Gentlemen: Case 80-12 - Hearing July 29, 19~0
Petitioners - A. T. McIntosh & Gertrude Berschet
The petition concerns a request for rezoning from R-1
to B-B for Lots lB, 17, 18, 19, 20 and 21 between Dale and Evanson
Streets on Northwest Highway.
Because proof of ownership for Lot lB was not
presented, the Board refused to hear any presentation with respect
to Lot lB.
The Board of Appeals voted 8-0 to deny the request.
There were many property owners from adjoining and
neighboring property atthe hearing who presented objections to the
requested zoning.
Yours truly,.
Eugene F. Martin, Chairman
Malcolm G. Young, Acting Sec.
This case was referred to the Judiciary Committee for study and
rec ommendat ion ~
Trustee Airey read the following report from the Board of
Appeals re Case 80-lB:
Zoning
Case 60~3 REPORT
BolGer AuGust 8, 1~50
President & Board of Trustees
VillaGe of Mount Prospect
Gentlemen: Case 60-lB, Hearing July 29, 1960
.Petitioner, John Bolder
This petition is for the rezoning, from R-1 to R-B,
of the property located at the northeast corner of Central Road and Main,
The Board of Appeals voted B-O to grant the
petition; one Board member disqualified himself and abstained from
voting.
Under the environmental circumstance which has
developed, with a shopping center across the street, and fronting on
a busy thoroughfare, it is the concensus of the Board that the rezoning
for which Mr. Bolger has petitioned would be good zoning.
Yours very truly,
S/ Eugene F. Martin, Chairman
Malcolm G. Young, Acting Sec.
Trustee Airey, seconded by Trustee Ekren, moved that the Board of
Trustees concur in the finding of the Board of Appeals and grant the
rezoning from R-1 to R-B of the !property located at the northeast
corner of Central and Main, and that the Village Attorney be directed
to prepare the necessary papers to accomplish this rezoning. The
President put the question, the Clerk called the roll, with the following
response: Ayes, Trustees Airey, Castertine, Ekren, Gaw, Norris and
Schlaver. Whereupon the President pro tem declared the motion carried.
August 15, 1960
Trustee Airey read the following memo from N. L. Gorny, Actin~
Secretary of the Board of Appeals re Case ~0-14:
Zonin~
MEMORANDUM Case 60-14
July 18, 1960 J. Munao
To: President & Board of Trustees
From: N. L. Gor~, Acttn~ Sec. Zoning
Board of Appeals
Re: Case 60-14, Joseph M. Munao
Special Hearin~ July 15~ 1960
With reference to the above special meetin~ of the Board of Appeals,
we are pleased to report that the entire case was settled without granting
one variation.
This was accomplished by reaching an agreement with the petitioner
as follows: Relocate position of houses on Lots 39, 34, 32, 28 and 17 so
as to build within all of the codes covered by zoning ordinance. As for
the remainder of the lots, Nos. 1, 16, 18, 19 and B3, the Board of Appeals
requested ~the petitioner to withdraw his request-for variations as the
building plans were too extravagant for the lot dimensions.
The question of variation when taken in groups of ten lots seemed
to be warranted because of extreme hardship from the plot layout. H~wever,
one member of the Board of Appeals insisted that each lot be studied
individually, and the apparent hard~hip which seemed to have been a
result of approved plot layout now showed up as self-imposed hardship.
This, of course, does not warrant variations.
We feel that this is important, because self-imposed hardships
many times are concealed, and variations can easily be granted, with the
ensuing result of weakening our codes.
S/ N. L. Gorny, Acting Sec.
Trustee Airey read the following report from the Board of Appeals
re Case 60-15:
REPORT Zoning Case
60-!5
August 8, 1960 B. Trapani
President and Board of Trustees
Village of Mount Prospect
Gentlemen: Case 60-15 - Petitioner, Bennett Trapani
This petition requests a variation to permit erection of a building
for professional occupancy on property in the 200-block on West Prospect
Avenue, which is zoned R-S.
The Board voted 6-0 to deny the petition.
Yours very truly,
S! Eugene F. Martin, Chairman
Malcolm G. Young, Acting Sec.
Trustee Airey, seconded by Trustee Schlaver, moved that the
Board concur in the findings of the Board of Appeals and deny the petit ion
as presented in Case 60-15. The President putthe question, the Clerk
called the roll, with the following response: Ayes, none. Nays, Trustees
Airey, Casterline, Ekren, Gaw, Norris and Schlaver. Whereupon the President
declared the motion carried.
Trustee Airey, seconded by Trustee Casterline, moved that the
Village Attorney be directed to prepare an ordinance granting a variation
w~ich would allow erection of a professional building on property described
in the petition now zoned R-B. The President put the question, the Clerk
called the roll, with the following response: Ayes, Trustees Airey, Caster-
line, Ekren, Gaw, Norris and Schlaver. Whereupon the President declared the
motion carried.
August 16, 1960
Trustee Airey read the following report from the Board of
Appeals re Case 60-18:
Zoning
Case 60-16 REPORT
Leo Delgado
August 8, 1960
President and Board of Trustees
Village of Mount Prospect
Gentlemen: Case 60-16 - Hearing July 29th
Petitioner - Leo R. Delgado
This petition requests rezoning from R-1 to R-B of property
on the south side of Prospect Avenue and the west side of Kenilworth
between Thayer and Prospect Avenue.
The Board voted 4-2 to grant this petition. There were mar~
objectors present.
The property in question is bordered on the north by Prospect
Avenue and the railroad; on the east by other property zoned R-S, and
on the west by property zoned I-1. Property zoned R-1 is located
south and southeast of the property in question.
Yours very truly,
S/ Eugene F. Martin, Chairman
Malcolm G. Young, Actin~ Sec'y
Mr. Bill Lambert, ll4 N. Kenilworth, presented supplement to a petition
formerly presented protesting the rezoning of the property in question,
in which it was stated that Kenilworth is not a fully paved street and
could not handle the eEtra delivery traffic needed by such a home.
NE. Delgado arose and said if the petition were granted he intended to
pave this street. More protests were given vocally by homeowners in
the area. President pro te~ Norris referred this ~atter to the
Judiciary Committee for study and recommendation.
Trustee Airey read the following report from the Board of
Appeals re Case 60-1Y:
Zoning
Case 60-17 REPORT
Wm. Wille August 15, 1960
President and Board of Trustees
Village of Mount Prospect
Gentlemen: Case 60-1Y - Eearin~ August 5, 1960
Petitioner: Wille Estate
Representative: William A. Wille
This petition involves property at 218. West Northwest Highway
measurin~ approximately 1SO ft. frontage on the Highway and located to
the northwest of the property now occupied by the Jewel Food Store.
The area in question is now zoned I-1 Industrial, and at the present time
is bein~ used as a trampoline installation catering to the public.
The petition as publishe~ asks for a rezoning from I-1 to
However, the petitioner changed from a request for rezoning to a
request for variation upon present zoning. The Board therefore decide~
to consider the variation rather than the rezoning.
The Board of Appeals vote~ 4-B to grant the variation.
There were no objectors present at the meeting.
If this variation is granted, it will not impair an adequate
supply of light and air to adjacent property; increase the congestion
in public streets unreasonably; increase the hazard of fire; endanger
public safety; diminish or impair the values of property within
surrounding areas, nor in any other espect impair the public health,
safety, comforts, morals and welfare of the community.
Eugene Fo Martin, Chairman
G. E. Jacobsmeyer, Acting Sec.
August 16, 1960
rustee Airey reported that there were no objections from neighboring
property owners. Trustee Airey, seconded by Trustee Schlaver, moved
that the Board o~ Trustees grant~ay$~on ~equested in Case 60-17
which would permmt a trampoline/in an I-I ~lstrlct and that the attorney
prepare the necessary papers allowing this variation. The President put
the question, the Clerk called the roll, with the following'response:
Ayes, Trustees Airey, ~asterline, Gaw, Norris and Schlaver. Nays, Trustee
Ekren. Whereupon the President declared the motion carried.
Trustee Airey, seconded by Trustee Casterline, moved for the
passage of Ord. #723:
Ord. #723
AN ORDinANCE GRANTING A VARIATION FROM THE Case 60-11
VILLAGE OF MT. PROSPECT ZONING ORDINANCE Carrie Haas
AS AMENDED.
This ordinance allows 2-family occupancy in home at 21 North Wille owned
by Carrie Haas. The President pu~ the question, the Clek called the
roll, with the following response. Ayes, ~rustees Airey, Casterline, Ekren
Gaw, Norris and Schlavero Whereupon the President pro tem declared the
motion carried.
Trustee Airey submitted a tentative plat of resubdivision of Suvada's
Lot 66 in Ellendale East and moved, seconded by Trustee Ekren, that Resdb.
this plat be referred to the Plan Commission. This motion carried by
acclamation.
Trustee Gaw, seconded by Trustee Casterline, moved for the
passage of proposed Ord. ~724:
Ord. 724
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING TP~ LEVY AND COLLECTION Tax levy
OF TAXES FOR '~'H~ CORPORATE AND MUNICIPAL PURPOSES
OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT FOR THE FISCAL
YEAR BEGINNING MAY 1, 1960 AND ENDING APRII 30. 1961
The Board commended the Village Manager and Treasurer for their astute
handling of funds, without resort to tax anticipation warrants during
the period in which tax monies were held up. The President put the
question, the Clerk called the rol~, with the following response: Ayes,
Trustees Airey, Casterline, Ekren, Gaw, Norris and Schlaver° Nays, none.
Whereupon the President pro tom declared the motion carried and Tax Levy
Ordinance ~72~ passed°
Trustee Norris read copy of letter from Consoer, Townsend &
Associates to the Board of Education of High School District 214, in
which it was stated that investigation of sewers in Randview Highlands Sewers
showed heavy drainage from the school land to the west, overland into Randview
Forest Avenue, and drainage from the football field tied into ;the Highlands
Highland Avenue sewer.
August ~, 1960
Board of Education
Township High School District 214
Arlington Heights, Illinois
As Village En~ineers for the Village of Mount Prospect, this office has
recently been called on to make investi~atiuns into the recent basement
floodin~ in the Ran~view Highland Subdivision which lies east of the
Prospect High School.
This Subdivisionwas developed by Brickman Home Builders and drains into
the Highland Avenue trunk sewer, to which the High School made a connection
for purposes of disposing of roof water and sanitary flow. At the time the
sewer in Highland Avenue was designed by this office it was requested by
your Body and your Architect that capacity ~n the sewer be provided for
Ausust 1~, 1960
andview 2,000 gallons per minute for roof drainage and BOO gallons per
Highlands minute for sanitary flow. It was agreed that any drainage from
S~wers the 60-acre site, except roof water, would be conducted into the
natural drainage outlet under Foundry Road at the north end of the
property. These requirements and proposals by the School District
were used as the basis of desi~nfor the Highland Avenue trunk sewer;
that is, provisions for 2,000 gallons per minute of drainage and
BOO gallons per minute for sanitary flow was made in establishing
the size and capacity of the sewer in Highland Avenue.
As a result of our investigations, we have found that the following
situation now prevails with respect to drainage from your property:
1. The largest percentage of the southerly portion of the 80-acre
tract has been graded in sucha way so that it drains overland into
Forest Avenue without being intercepted bya sewer system and being
conducted north as was originally proposed. This condition has caused
a severe surface flooding condition in Forest Avenue in the vicinity
of Highland Avenue.
2. It has been found that in addition to waters ~eaching the sewer
from the High School ~oof that the drainage from the track and football
field has been tied into this 21-inch sewer and is entering the
Highland Avenue sewer.
B. The present sewer from the High School is a 21-inch sewer laid at
0.90~ grade, which has an effective capacity of about ?,000 ~allons
per minute, and far exceeds the original 2,BO0 gallons per minute
figure used as the basis of design.
As a result of the three factors described above, the sewer in Highland
Avenue undergoes heavy overlo~ds durin~ periods of more than moderate
rainfall, with resulting basement flooding, which has heretofore con-
fined itself to homes in Forest Avenue, FairviewAvenue, Prospect Manor
Avenue and Eastwood Avenue but could become a great deal more extensive
if rainfalls heavier than those recently experienced occur. ~bser-
rations of the sewer in Forest Avenue and Highland Avenue under even
moderate rainfall conditions has revealed surcharge and overload
occurring due to this excessive drainage.
We have been request~dby the President and Board of Trustees of the
Village of Mount Prospect to advise you of this very serious situation.
In our opinion, it will be necessary to divert overland drainage from
your tract out of the sewer in Highland Avenue and, further, to limit
the discharge of the 21-inch sewer connection to the original design
rate of 2,BO0 gallons per minute.
We would be pleased to work with you and your Architect' to effect a
solution to this problem. We are continuing to give study to this
matter with views to possible solutions. We believe than an early
meeting to discuss this matter would be advisable so that steps toward
correction of this situation can be undertaken at the earliest date.
Very truly yours~
S/William J. Cadigan
CONSOER, TOWNSEND & ASSOCIATES
It was agreed that represmtatives of the Board and of Brickman Builders
meet with a committee from the High School District to discuss this
situation before the regular meeting of the High School Board on
August 29th.
Country Club Trustee Norris read memo as follows: It now appears that the
Terrace park area in Country Club Terrace has never formally been transferred
2nd Add'n to the Park District by. the ~illage. It is suggested that if it is
Park Area the desire of the Board to do so, the Attorney be directed to pr~pare
the necessary quit claim deed for the area, reserving the easement for
the water main proposed to serve Country Club Terrace 2nd Addition.
August 16, 1960
rustee Airey, seconded by Trustee Sch~aver, moved that the Village Country Club
attorney be directed to prepare the necessary quit claim d~ed Terrace 2nd
for the park area in question, reserving to the Village an easement Add'n
for water main to serve Country Club Terrace Second Addition. Park Area
Trustee Airey stated that it was the original intent that this area
be used for park purposes and that it has been so maintained by the
Park District from the time of its dedication.
The President put the question, the Clerk called the roll, with the
following response: Ayes, Trustees Airey, Casterltne, Ekren, Gaw, Norris
and Schlaver. Whereupon the President pro tem declared the motion carried.
Village Manager Appleby reported that a request had been made
of the Oounty Zoning Board of Appeals on August 10th for a special use Count~
permitting a ~40.~acre trailer park on the east.si~e of Elmhurst Road Zouin~
about 1/4 mile north of Touhy (Docket ~7~) and that testimony indicated
this world cause a serious problem for the schools. Furthermore, such a
development could adversely affect the fire district.
Trustee Schlaver, seconded by Trustee Airey, moved that the
Board of Trustees file objection with the County Zonin~ Board. The
motion carried by acclamation.
Trustee Airey, seconded by Trustee Casterline, moved for adjournment
adjournment, and the meeting was reFularly adjourned at 11:36 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
August 16, 1960