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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2. VB Minutes 10/01/2013MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE MAYOR AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT October 1, 2013 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Juracek called the meeting to order at 7:07 p.m. ROLL CALL Present: Mayor Arlene Juracek Trustee John Korn Trustee Paul Hoefert Trustee John Matuszak Trustee Steven Polit Trustee Richard Rogers Trustee Michael Zadel PLEDGE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Trustee Korn led the Pledge of Allegiance INVOCATION INVOCATION Trustee Polit gave the Invocation. MINUTES MINUTES Trustee Hoefert, seconded by Trustee Polit, moved to approve the minutes of the regular Village Board meeting held September 17, 2013. Upon roll call: Ayes: Hoefert, Korn, Matuszak Polit, Rogers, Zadel Nays: None Motion carried. APPROVE BILLS APPROVE BILLS Mayor Juracek stated the next item on the agenda, "MONTHLY FINANCIAL REPORT AND APPROVE BILLS" was noted by an asterisk and unless there was a request to remove an item(s), all items further listed in that manner would be considered with one (1) vote as business item "IX. CONSENT AGENDA." MAYOR'S REPORT MAYOR'S REPORT A. Proclamation: "On the Occasion of the Celebration of Durga Puma," October 9 -13, 2013 PROCLAMATIONS Mayor Juracek presented the proclamation to human rights advocate, Dr. Richard Benkin; Mayor Juracek stated while the Village typically doesn't take a stand on international issues this proclamation was a recommitment to human rights. Dr. Benkin thanked the Mayor and Village Board for the proclamation and their commitment to human rights. B. Proclamation: "National Breast Cancer Awareness Month," October 2013 Mayor Juracek presented the proclamation to Ms. Tarina Wimmer; as a member of the Special Events Commission Ms. Wimmer coordinates the Village's Adopt A Block program in support of the Susan G. Komen walk. Ms. Wimmer thanked the Mayor and Village Board for their support of Breast Cancer Awareness and the Susan G. Komen walk. C. Proclamation: "Fire Prevention Week," October 6 -12, 2013 Mayor Juracek presented the proclamation to Fire Marshal Bryan Loomis. Mr. Loomis stated cooking is the leading cause of home fires and home fire injuries; the 2013 message "Prevent Kitchen Fires," is a reminder to us all of the simple actions we can take to stay safer from fire. Mr. Loomis thanked the Mayor and Village Board for the proclamation and their support. Mayor Juracek recognized the 100`" Anniversary of the Fire Department and the Open House held September 28 1 of 9 Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the October 1, 2013 Mayor and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect EMPLOYEE A. Employee Recognition: Police Department Trustee Polit, seconded by Trustee Rogers , moved to approve the following business items: RECOGNITION, Twenty -eight (28) members of the Police Department celebrate a quinquennial anniversary with POLICE the Village this year. Mayor Juracek, Police Chief Mike Semkiu and Deputy Chief Tim Janowick recognized those in attendance and presented each with a plaque or certificate. FORD UTILITY DOCKET NO. PHMSA- 2012 -0082 (HM -251) Mayor Juracek and Village Manager Michael Janonis recognized Police Chief Semkiu for his INTERCEPTOR thirty (30) years of service. On behalf of the Village Board, Mayor Juracek thanked and commended the individuals recognized as well as members of the Police Department for their outstanding service and dedication. POLICE YEARS POLICE YEARS Mike Semkiu 30 Michael Meister 15 Robert Smith 25 Frank Raus 15 Craig Charak 25 Larry Rosenbarski 15 Steve Burell 20 Beth Arciszewski 10 Robert Etchingham 20 Joseph Filipek 10 Michael Jolie 20 Brian Moise 10 Mark McGuffin 20 Gregory Sill 10 Joseph Morel 20 Michael Angarola 5 Lee Schaps 20 Lesley Barnett 5 Margaret Evans 15 Gia Cippola 5 Brian Floyd 15 Robert Nava 5 Timothy Griffin 15 William Ryan 5 Thomas Hoskinson 15 Katy Sromek 5 Ryan Kane 15 Andrea Weissberg 5 APPOINTMENTS APPOINTMENTS None. CITIZENS TO BE COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS — CITIZENS TO BE HEARD HEARD Richard Benson 220 Autum Lane Mr, Benson provided a status report regarding the condition of Menard's rear lot. He stated a recent site visit indicated Menards has made progress in cleaning -up the area including; debris removed; sewers cleared and lower tree limbs trimmed. Mr. Benson stated the higher tree limbs have yet to be trimmed; feels the higher limbs pose a greater safety issue. He also stated there are some trees that are not thriving and untreated weeds. Mayor Juracek thanked Mr. Benson for the update and acknowledged progress has been made; Assistant Village Manager Dave Strahl, Community Development Director Bill Cooney and the Menard's store manager walked the grounds as well. She stated Village staff will continue follow -up with Menards on these issues. CONSENT AGENDA CONSENT AGENDA Trustee Polit, seconded by Trustee Rogers , moved to approve the following business items: APPROVE BILLS 1. Bills dated September 12 — September 25, 2013 2. A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE RETROFIT OF EXISTING DOT -111 RAIL RES 25 -13 TANK CARS THAT TRANSPORT PACKING GROUPS I AND II HAZMAT BEFORE THE PIPELINES AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SAFETY ADMINISTRATION IN FORD UTILITY DOCKET NO. PHMSA- 2012 -0082 (HM -251) POLICE 3. Motion to accept State of Illinois bid for the purchase of one (1) new Ford utility police INTERCEPTOR interceptor in an amount not to exceed $27,185. 2of9 Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the October 1, 2013 Mayor and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect Upon roll call: Ayes: Hoefert, Korn, Matuszak, Polit, Rogers, Zadel Nays: None Motion carried. OLD BUSINESS OLD BUSINESS A. PZ- 14 -13, 211 East Rand Road PZ- 14 -13, 211 EAST 1 St reading of An Ordinance Amending the Official Zoning Map of the Village of Mount Prospect RAND ROAD for Property Located at 211 East Rand Road ZONING MAP AMENDMENT Mayor Juracek presented for a first (1 reading an Ordinance Amending the Official Zoning Map of the Village of Mount Prospect for Property Located at 211 East Rand Road. To facilitate the discussion Mayor Juracek provided an overview of the process; 1) staff presentation 2) Village Board questions to staff 3) Petitioners — presentation 4) Petitioners — respond to questions from Village Board and 5) public comments /questions. Mayor Juracek stated that unless there was a request to waive the rules requiring a second (2 " reading this item would be held for a second (2) reading. Community Development Director Bill Cooney provided background information stating the Petitioner is seeking to rezone the Subject property from B1 Business Office to B3 Community Shopping. The surrounding area is a mix of R -3 Residential, B3 and 131; Wendy's and the Subject Property are the only two (2) zoned B1. The Petitioner is proposing to remodel the building for a cigar shop; retail is not permitted land use in the B1 Business Office District. The proposed establishment is a cigar retail operation where cigars can be purchased and smoked on -site. Exterior improvements would include striping one (1) accessible parking stall and adding a patio area in the front. Mr. Cooney stated the Planning and Zoning Commission recommended denial of the rezoning request by a vote of 6 -0 and requires a super majority vote for approval. (Trustee Korn noted the correct vote was 6 -1 for denial.) Mr. Cooney stated the Petitioners, were in attendance as was the Petitioner's attorney Mr. Mike Alesia to provide additional information and respond to questions. In response to questions from the Village Board Mr. Cooney provided the following: ■ Wendy's zoned 61; Conditional use for drive - through. -Rezoning of subject property would have little impact on Wendy's; remain B1 zoning -Would be easier if both Wendy's and Subject Property were rezoned B3. -Site plan is 16,000 — could not construct a bigger building than what is already there. ■Townhomes were there before building constructed; Pearl Vision. -Residential properties concern with B3 zoning which may have kept it a 131 zoning. Mr. Mike Alesia, Petitioner's Attorney 1000 Plaza Drive Schaumburg Mr. Alesia provided an overview of the proposed Havanna Joes cigar shop; provided background information on the owners of the Subject Property; purchase of the property and business plan. He stated since the August 26, 2013 Planning and Zoning Commission hearing, the Petitioners have focused on the concerns expressed by residents from the townhomes; 1) cigar smoke from the establishment and 2) change of retail use should the cigar shop vacate. To address the smoke related concerns the Petitioners will install a high tech air filtration system in the interior and an outdoor system to capture the cigar smoke from smokers on the patio. He added the two (2) fences and landscaping will provide additional barriers for the smoke. To limit the retail use of the property, the petitioners are willing to enter a restrictive covenant against the land. Mr. Bolender, Petitioner's Architect 663 Chasewood Drive Elgin 3of9 Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the October 1, 2013 Mayor and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect Mr. Bolender, project architect, provided illustrations of the floor plan and revised site plan; 1)floor plan to include lounge areas, office, conference room, humidor room and restroom; and 2) revised site plan to include solid fence along the south patio line and south property line; landscape plantings. 2)Mr. Bolender recommended replacement of the existing chain link fence with an eight foot (8') solid fence. Mr. John P. "Pat" Hudgens Elgin Sheet Metal Elgin Mr. Hudgens provided an overview of the sophisticated technology available for air filtration. He highlighted the features of the clean air systems to be installed in the interior and exterior of the building. Both systems are high performance and will eliminate cigar smoke from entering the air space of the residential properties; he proposed the installation of air diffusers along the fence line. He noted the ionization process that eliminates smoke from going outside has proven successful at other locations. In response to questions from the Village Board: Mr. Hudgens provided the following: -System needs to be serviced regularly; regular maintenance schedule could be established. -One filter system for building; humidor is closed room — little ventilation. -If system fails — smoke would be contained inside building. Mr. Alesia and Mr. Bolender provided the following: ■Com Ed trees are not part of the buffer between the subject property and the townhomes. -Cigar shop patio — seasonal use; close no later than 10:00 pm. ■Havanna Joes — Starbucks concept; take cigar home or smoke it there. Will serve as a prototype for many others. -Upscale business — no food or alcohol sales. -Property has great appeal; location and price. Other than zoning everything about property works. -Limited locations; Illinois law requires this type of establishment be in a free standing building. Mr. Nat Caputo 671 Bending Court Des Plaines Mr. Caputo, petitioner /owner, provided additional information regarding the concept and decision to purchase the property at 211 East Rand Road. He indicated there are similar shops in the Northwest suburbs and he and his partners believe the location is a great fit for the Randhurst area. Mr. Caputo provided the following in response to questions from the Village Board: -Maximum capacity of proposed cigar shop is fifty (50). -Hours of operation — 10:00 a.m. — 10: p.m. -Property was bought out right— no contingencies. Mayor Juracek opened the request for rezoning of the property located at 211 East Rand Road for public comment. Public Comment (Individuals from residential area near subject property) The following individuals addressed the Village Board: Mr. Habib Bilfaqi Ms. Linda Kaplan 210 East Highland Avenue 609 Maple Court 4of9 Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the October 1, 2013 Mayor and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect Mr. Hitesh Ghandi 619 Maple Court Ms. Pat Dekirmenjian 611 North Maple Court Mr. David Romanelli 514 North Maple Street Mr. John Masoncup 610 Maple Court The following is a collective list of their comments /concerns: -Do not support change in zoning; would like professional office at that location. -Studies and brochures cannot guarantee smoke would not enter the air space of residential area. -Existing fence belongs to Maple Court Homeowners Association. ■Noise — already hear noise from Bar Louie do not want another business that will increase noise. ■ Number of families reside in Maple Court — smoking is a negative influence on young people. ■Vandalism and other suspicious activity already occurring in area; vacant property. -Subject property has a very small parking lot; overflow will park of in their neighborhoods; number of children in the area. -Family members who died from smoking related cancers; upscale cigar bar glamorizes smoking. •Cigar shop counter to public education efforts to stop smoking and discourage young people from smoking. -Chain link fence belongs to Association; cost to install and maintain. ■Wendy's has problems with gangs; security cameras. -Would find cigar shop acceptable if there was no patio. -If rezoned request restrictions of B3 zoning at this location; limited to appropriate retail use. Mayor Juracek thanked the residents for their input and summarized their primary concerns: 1)Smoke odor permeating into residential air space; 2) noise — disruptive to residential area; 3) hours of operation; 4) current and potential increase of suspicious activity and 5) zoning should be limited to quiet usage. Public Comment (Individuals in support of zoning change) The following individuals addressed the Village Board: Mr. Mike Joyce 307 South William Mr. Bruce Jarosz 709 Cathy Lane Mr. Bill Senchuk 1916 Cholo Lane The following is a collective list of their comments: -Should do what is best for the Village. ■Good to bring new business into Mount Prospect. ■Home is near a vacant commercial site; would prefer to be an occupied building. ■Most people will view the cigar shop as a retail store. -Recognizes change can be difficult and residents have concerns; similar to neighborhood concerns with lighting at Melas Park. -Owners will not promote underage indulgence of cigar smoking nor force a lifestyle. -Owners of upstanding character will be good neighbors and comply with Village Code. Mayor Juracek thanked the individuals in support of Hanna Joes for their input. Mr. Alesia responded to the concerns of the residents stating the petitioners have addressed many of these concerns; 1) installation of high tech air quality systems to eliminate smoke; 2) limiting hours of patio use; 3) fencing /landscape barriers between subject property and townhomes; 5of9 Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the October 1, 2013 Mayor and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect 4) assurance that establishment is an upscale cigar shop that will not serve alcohol or food; low key spot similar to a Starbucks atmosphere and 5) occupation of the currently vacant building will increase security. While he and the petitioners will continue to work with homeowners to address their concerns removal of the patio from the site is not an acceptable condition for approval. Village Board Comments -If property was already zoned B3, no approval for use would be needed. -Surprised property was purchased with no contingency; rezoning issue. -Subject Property and Wendy's only commercial properties in that corridor zoned B1. -There is a reason this was zoned 61; logic hard to uncover. -Rezoning of those properties to B3 consistent with Village's Comprehensive Plan. -Smoking is not an illegal activity.. -Employees from adjacent businesses allowed to smoke outside; cannot control smoking. -If subject property remains 131 and new owner allows smoking in the rear; may not offer fencing /landscape barriers and air control system to eliminate smoke. -Eight foot (8') fence would require a variance. -Issue is not about character or support of petitioner. -Decision is specific to rezoning of the property. -Significant concerns; both sides presented strong points. Mayor Juracek stated the second (2) reading of the Ordinance Amending the Official Zoning Map of the Village of Mount Prospect for Property Located at 211 East Rand Road would be held at the October 15, 2013 meeting. Mayor Juracek indicated this would also provide the opportunity for Mr. Alesia and Mr. Bilfaqi to meet for further address the homeowners concerns. Mayor Juracek called for a recess at 9:36 p.m. Mayor Juracek resumed the October 1, 2013 Village Board meeting at 9:43 p.m. NEW BUSINESS NEW BUSINESS A. A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE RETROFIT OF EXISTING DOT -111 RAIL TANK TANK CARS THAT TRANSPORT PACKING GROUPS I AND II HAZMAT BEFORE THE PIPELINES AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SAFETY ADMINISTRATION IN DOCKET NO. PHMSA- 2012 -0082 (HM -251) Approved under the Consent Agenda. MANAGER'S VILLAGE MANAGER'S REPORT REPORT Village Manager Janonis stated Public Works Director Sean Dorsey would present requests for the approval of three (3) bids. A. Motion to accept proposal for Automated Meter Reading (AMR) Automated Metering AMR /AMI METER Infrastructure (AMI) System in an amount not to exceed $1,966,641. READING SYSTEM Public Works Director Sean Dorsey provided a detailed account of the activity and decision making process of the Public Works Department since the Village Board approved negotiations of a multi -year contract with Ferguson Waterworks /Datamatic for the design and installation of a fixed based automatic meter reading system in August of 2012. This new AMR system was to replace the Village's obsolete and costly system. Mr. Dorsey stated that during contract discussions the Village learned Ferguson Waterworks was no longer pursuing new business with Datamatic and the proposal submitted by Ferguson and Datamatic could not be honored. As there was no longer a viable Datamatic /Ferguson AMR proposal to consider, in the spring of 2013 staff determined the best course of action was to distribute a revised RFP to the four (4) remaining firms that originally submitted proposals. Mr. Dorsey provided the results and various details of the proposals that were reviewed by staff and the Village's consultant Metrics AMI Consulting Group. The submittals were evaluated on four (4) factors; 1) cost; 2) technology; 3) software and long term system viability. 6of9 Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the October 1, 2013 Mayor and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect The low bidder Zenner Performance Meters only recently expanded into the meter reading business and did not have an adequate historically proven track record of successfully installed systems. The cost proposals from Aclara and Water Products significantly higher than the other three (3) proposals; the field was narrowed to Badger Meter Company and United Services (ITRON). Mr. Dorsey stated that while staff previously recommended installation of a fixed base system that used mesh wireless technology, at this time, the only vendor currently offering mesh technology is Zenner Performance Meters. Based on a comparative analysis of the cost, technology, software and long term system viability, extensive discussions with the consultant and discussion with Badger Meter Company, staff was satisfied Badger will support the proposed new AMR system for the long term. In addition, to address staffs' concern with line of sight technology Badger will use wireless networks that build in a high level of redundancy. Staff recommend the Village Board accept the proposal for the procurement and installation of an Automated Meter Reading /Automated Metering Infrastructure system from Badger Meter Company using the Orion SE fixed -base wireless AMR system and authorize staff to negotiate a multi -year agreement in an amount not to exceed $1,966,641. In response to questions from the Village Board Mr. Dorsey provided the following: *Entire project funded by water fund; only residents with Village water. -AMR will be installed near meter; should be able to communicate through obstructions. If persistent problems will check for obstructions. -Finance bills monthly; a large number of residential bills based on estimates. -Commercial — TRACE reads -AMR will significantly reduce amount of Finance labor dedicated to entering data. -Village is collecting enough money for what we are paying for water. -Badger provided references; Carpentersville and Oswego. -Have already sent draft of performance based contract to Badger. If approved by Village Board installation to begin in January 2014. -Anticipated completion — two (2) to three (3) years. -Data collectors will be installed at various locations; anticipate install on street lights. Trustee Hoefert raised several concerns /questions including: 1) one (1) year ago mesh was the best technology — now staff are recommending a different technology; 2) $2 million dollars significant cost for a system that could soon be outdated — if not sure about technology perhaps benefit in waiting a couple years; 3) licensed agreement — if parts are no longer available system cannot be supported and 4) what is the downside if the Village waits. Mr. Dorsey stated this is not a licensed product; dozens of communities have gone to AMR. Since the initial RFP in 2012, Badger Meter modified the technology; now have a hybrid. He stated the TRACE system is no longer reliable — have to do something. With monthly water billing the number of red tags for no reads has significantly increased. Public Works now must schedule reads for commercial properties; increased staff time. Mr. Baughman, Metrics AMI Consulting Group, provided the following: -Worked with staff in taking a long hard look at all technologies; Badger offered newer product this time and developed Orion product. -All vendors offering mesh network had an opportunity to submit proposal; only one with mesh network. -Mesh network works great with electric reads. Village Board Comments -Technology changes all the time. -Badger system will perform the things the Village needs it to do; supports the purchase of this system. ■ Need to step back — feel the Village is purchasing next best product. 7 of 9 Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the October 1, 2013 Mayor and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect In response to Trustee Matuszak's question regarding the purchase of the AMR software, Mr. Dorsey stated a condition could be written into the contract that gives the Village the right to the software if Badger sells it off. Trustee Zadel, seconded by Trustee Rogers, moved for approval to accept proposal for Automated Meter Reading (AMR) /Automated Metering Infrastructure (AMI) System in an amount not to exceed $1,966,641. Upon roll call: Ayes: Korn, Matuszak, Polit, Zadel Nays: Hoefert, Rogers Motion carried. B. Motion to accept bid for replacement of shingle roof and gutter at Police /Fire Public Safety ROOF building in an amount not to exceed $339,000. REPLACEMENT PUBLIC SAFETY Mr. Dorsey presented background information; proposed project, bid specifications, bid results BUILDING and staff recommendation. In 2010 the Village roofing consultant recommended removal and replacement of the twenty (20) year old shingle roof and increasing the size of the gutter system; due to leakage several repairs to the roof have been made over the last five (5) years. In addition to the roof replacement and gutter replacement, water damaged plywood will be replaced. In July of 2013 the Village hired The Hutchinson Design Group, Ltd. to prepare the bid documents, oversee the bidding and supervise construction of the project. Four (4) bids were submitted and determined to be responsive to the request. The low bidder was Smart Roofing, Inc., Chicago; $339,000. After the bid opening, the president of Smart Roofing, Inc. requested withdrawal of their bid. The president indicated certain costs had been omitted including payment of prevailing wage. However, per the contract documents, the bidder cannot withdraw or cancel his bid for a period of ninety (90) calendar days, or such longer time as stated in the bid document. In addition, all of the bid deficiencies cited by Smart Roofing were thoroughly and explicitly described in the bid documents and discussed at the mandatory pre -bid meeting. It is the opinion of staff that the Smart Roofing bid cannot be withdrawn and if awarded the work, Smart Roofing will execute the contract documents or sacrifice their bid security. Staff recommend accepting the lowest cost proposal as submitted by Smart Roofing, Inc. for shingle roof and gutter replacement at the Police and Fire Public Safety building in an amount not to exceed $339,000. In response to questions from the Village Board Mr. Dorsey provided the following: -If Smart Roofing does not perform and project is delayed; project could wait until spring of 2014. -Smart Roofing is not an inexperienced bidder. -The bid security (cashiers check) of $33,900 would not cover the full cost for the difference in the Smart Roofing bid and the next lowest bid. Village Board Comments ■ Based on experience — when low bidder realizes he missed something, will not perform the job. -Contractor will probably back off. -Village will retain security deposit. Trustee Zadel, seconded by Trustee Polit, moved for approval to accept bid for Shingle Roof and Gutter Replacement at the Police /Fire Public Safety Building in an amount not to exceed $339,000. 8of9 Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the October 1, 2013 Mayor and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect Upon roll call: Ayes: Hoefert, Korn, Matuszak, Polit, Rogers, Zadel Nays: None Motion carried. ROOF C. Motion to accept bid for Public Works outside garage roof replacement in an amount not to REPLACEMENT exceed $93,500. PUBLIC WORKS OUTSIDE GARAGE Mr. Dorsey presented background information; proposed project, bid specifications, bid results and staff recommendation. In 2010 the Village roofing consultant recommended complete replacement of the roof membrane and underlayment of the twenty -five (25) year old roof. In July of 2013 the Village hired STIR Building Resources, LLC. to prepare the bid documents, oversee the bidding and supervise construction of the project. Four (4) bids were submitted and determined to be responsive to the request. The low bidder was Sullivan Roofing, Inc., Schaumburg; $85,000. Sullivan Roofing has performed work for the Village in the past; completed work was satisfactory and timely. Staff recommends including a 10% contingency fee; reserved for solutions to unanticipated conflicts during the removal and installation of the new roofing system. Staff recommend accepting the lowest cost bid as submitted by Sullivan Roofing for the replacement of the Public Works outside garage roof in an amount not to exceed $93,500 (includes 10% contingency of $8,500.) Trustee Hoefert, seconded by Trustee Matuszak, moved for approval to accept bid for Public Works Outside Garage Roof Replacement in an amount not to exceed $93,500 (includes 10% contingency of $8,500.) Upon roll call: Ayes: Hoefert, Korn, Matuszak, Polit, Rogers, Zadel Nays: None Motion carried. D. Motion to accept State of Illinois bid for the purchase of one (1) new Ford utility police interceptor in an amount not to exceed $27,185. Approved under the Consent Agenda. E. Status -Curbside loose leaf collection — October 7 — November 22, 2013. -Yard material cart collection- ends December 13, 2013. OTHER BUSINESS OTHER BUSINESS In recognition of their 100 Year Anniversary and Open House Trustee Hoefert and Trustee Zadel commended the Mount Prospect Fire Department. Trustee Hoefert also thanked Public Works Vehicle Maintenance Superintendent Mr. James Breitzman for selling the corvette initially on the Village's auction list. Mr. Breitzman was able to get more money than the Village would have received through its auction. ADJOURN ADJOURN There being no further business to discuss Mayor Juracek asked for a motion to adjourn. Trustee Hoefert, seconded by Trustee Rogers, moved to adjourn the meeting. Upon roll call: Ayes: Hoefert, Korn, Matuszak, Polit, Rogers, Zadel Nays: None Motion carried. The October 1, 2013 Village Board meeting adjourned at 11:03 p.m. M. Lisa Angell Village Clerk 9of9 Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the October 1, 2013 Mayor and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect