Loading...
04/16/1962175 4 - SUBDIVISION PLAT AT 2049 MINER ST.: The Mayor referred the above plat to the Plan Commission. SUBDIVISION ,PLAT AT SECOND AND VAN BUREN plat to the flan . Commission.. VILLAGE GREEN APARTMENTS SUB. PEAT: The Municipal Development Committee. III FIRST READING Z-4.62 ORDINANCE: The' Clerk read for the first reading the ordi- nance to rezone the property at.the N.W. corner Lee and Oakton to Commercial. AVES.:° The Mayor referred the above Mayor referred the above plat to the FIRST READING Z-5-62 ORDINANCE: nance to rezone the S.E. corner FIRST READING Z-6-62 ORDINANCE: nance to rezone the S.W. corner The Clerk read for the first reading the grdi- of Central and Wolf Road for gasoline stations The Clerk read for the first reading the ordi- of Touhy and Mannhdm to M-2 Manufacturing District. FIRST READING M-1-62 ORDINANCE: The Clerk read for the first reading amendment to the Classification and Compensation ordinance. FIRST READING LIMIT OF LIQUOR LICENSE: The Clerk read for the first reading the above ordinance. FATS LONGLEY RESIGNS FROM LIBRARY BOARD: The Mayor read a letter from Keats Longley resigning from the Library Board. Mr. Longley was appointed May 19, 1941. The Mayor is to write a letter commending him for his service. RENEW PARKING LOT LEASE WITH C. & N.W. RAILWAY CO.: The Mayor presented the above renewal lease and on motion by Alderman Figard and seconded by Luellen the Mayor and Clerk were authorized to sign the lease. At request of Alderman Rateike the Mayor referred the Special Assessment Audit to the Finance Committee•for a report. TO ADVERTISE BIDS FOR REPAIR OF SWALKS: On motion by Alderman Jackson and seconded by Tistle the Council approved to advertise bids for repair of side- walks. Bids to be returned April 16th. At request of Alderman Jackson the Mayor referred the construction of sidewalks on Fourth Ave. and Rand Road to the, Board of Local Improvements. • PETITION FOR SEWER ON EVERETT LANE: The Mayor referred the petition to the Board of Local Improvements. The Council approved the motion by Alderman Jackson and second by Bonaguidi to allow the use of .438 wall instead of .500 wall casing for Well No. 7. ADJOURNMENT: The motion was made by Alderman Jackson and seconded by Bonaguidi to adjourn. The motion was voted upon by acclamation. Otto W. J enrich, City Clerk REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL, DES PLAINES, ILLINOIS, HELD IN THE COUNCIL ROOM, CITY HALL, APRIL 16, 1962, at 8:00 P.M. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order by Mayor Herbert H. Behrel, with Alderman Rateike, Wright, Luellen, Moehling, Flauter, Figard, Prickett, Tistle, Travis, Jackson and Bonaguidi responding to roll call. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: The motion was made by Alderman Prickett and seconded by Travis to approve the minutes of April 2,T 1962. The motion was voted upon by - acclamation. -2- 14/16/62 OPEN LIME BIDS: On motion by Alderman Bonaguidi and seconded by Travis, the Clerk was instructed to open the lime bids. .One bid was received. Marblehead Lime Co.; Pebble Lime ?18.25 per ton and Hydrated Lime $22.90 per ton. On motion by Alder- man Wright and seconded by Travis, the bid was referred to the Water and Finance Committees and Superintendent Warnicke. OPEN SIDEWALK BIDS: On motion by Alderman Bonaguidi'and seconded,by Tigard the Clerk was instructed to open the sidewalk bids. The following bids were received: Capitol Cement Co., Chicago .639 per square foot A. H. Skoglund Co., Chicago .65 3/4 per square foot E. Russell and Son, Des Plaines .65 per square foot N. & N. Cement, Wheeling .63 per square foot On motion by Alderman Jackson and seconded by Travis the bids were referred to the Street and Finance Committees and Superintendent Warnicke. OPEN BIDS ON CLEANING CATCH BASINS: On motion by Alderman Tistle and seconded by Prickett the Clerk was instructed to open the above bids. The following bids were receiveds Al Werhane, Des Plaines 3.05 per basin City Sanitary. Service, Wilmette 4.20 per basin On motion by Alderman-Moehling and seconded by Iabellen the bids were referred to the Sewer and Finance Committees and Superintendent Wernicke. Alderman Bell appeared at this time. OPEN BIDS ON TRANSISTOR RADIOS: On motion by Alderman Bonaguidi and seconded by Moehling the Clerk was instructed to open the above bids. One bid by Motorola Communications and Electronics was received, for $1,468.18. On motion by Alder- man Figard and seconded by Moehling the bid was referred to the Civil Defense, Police and Finance Committees and Chief Kennicott. At request of Alderman Moehling a recess was declared to check the bid. After reconvening, the motion was made by Alderman Moehling and seconded by Figard to award the bid to the Motorola Company. The Mayor put the question and the Clerk called the roll with the following results: Ayes: Alderman Rateike, Wright, Luellen, Moehling, Flauter, Figard, Prickett, Tistle, Travis, Bell, Jackson and Bonaguidi. Nays: None. The Mayor declared the motion carried. At request of Alderman Rateike, the Mayor referred the walking of dogs on park- ways to the License, Health and Inspection Committee, referred to in the Health Officer's report. OFFICIAL REPORTS: The Clerk submitted the reports of City Treasurer and Health Officer for March. Commissioner reported the property at Howard and Lee Streets had been cleaned up of rubbish. Also that the building on Circle Avenue.was being repaired. Engineer Fletcher made several verbal reports and the Mayor re- ferred items to Committees. The water main extension from Well No. 6 to softening plant was referred to the Water Committee. The widening of Walnut Avenue from Lee Street to alley on the south side was referred to the Street Committee. The water connection with Domestic Utilities.in Belaire Area was referred to the Water Committee. , The connection of sewer from pumping station in the Belaire Area was referred to the Sewer Committee'. Mr. R. Wilcox, 134 N. Third Ave. was allowed to speak on rezoning of Lord and Burnham property on Rand Road. 179 --3— 4/16/62 A covenant regarding the rezoning is to be recorded prior to rezoning, is re- quested on motion by Alderman Bonaguidi and seconded by Jackson. KUNTZE DISCONNECTION PETITION: Alderman Bell reported on the above and made the motion,which was seconded by Flauter to concur in the report. After discussion on motion by Alderman Figard and seconded by Tistle, the matter. was tabled for further investigation. ANNEXATION OF HOMELAND ACRES: Alderman Bell made the following report: "Your Committee on Municipal Development has investigated the above and has found property is contiguous to the,City of Des Plaines and is in fact, surrounded by the City. A11 property owners were notified and a public meeting was held on 'April 11, 1962, at which time all interested parties were heard. A standing vote was taken and an overwhelming majority of those present expressed their desire to be annexed. We, your Committee on Municipal Development, therefore rdcommend that since this area is already within our City boundaries for all practical purposes, Homeland Acrds be annexed and made a part of the City of Des Plaines. City Attorney be authorized to draw the proper ordinances." On motion by Alder- man Bell and seconded by Tistle, the Council concurred in the report. TRAILER PARK LICENSING ORDINANCE: Alderman Bell made the following report: "Your Committee on Municipal Development has investigated the above and has found while the. proposed ordinance conforms to the standards set up by the state, many trailer parks meeting all the requirements of this ordinance are unsightly and have an overcrowded appearance. We, your Committee on Municipal Develop- ment, therefore recommend section 7 paragraph B-2, be changed from 'not less than 1,000 square feet' to 'not less than 1,500 square feet,' the words Ino trailer coach shall - - -'be changed to 'no trailer coach or any of its appurtenances shall be parked closer - - -'. Also that a paragraph be added to the effect that only 'independent' trailers be accepted in any Des Plaines trailer park, Section 7, paragraph F.add 'these appurtenances may be erected only if they do not then exceed the proximity regulations set forth in Section 7 Paragraph B-2. Section 8 Paragraph C be deleted since dependent trailers are now prohibited. To be limited to 14 feet in height."` On motion by Alder- man Bell and seconded by Prickett, the Council approved the report. APPROVE REZONING TO COMMERCIAL AT S.E. CORNER CENTRAL AND WOLF ROADS: Alder- man Bell made thd•following report: "Your Committee on Municipal Development has investigated the above and has found Zoning Board has recommended approval of rezoning to C-2. The purpose of the rezoning is for the erection of a gas station! Gas stations are either in existence or under erection at the other three corners of the intersection. We, your Committee on Municipal Development therefore recommend while we are not in accord with the erection of gas' stations on all'four corners of a highway intersection, both from a traffic as well as appearance standpoint, there seems to be very little alternative than to grant this request due to the nature of the other corners. We recommend, there- fore rezoning to C-2 as requested. City Attorney be authorized to prepare the proper ordinance." On motion by Alderman Bell and seconded by Figard the Council approved the report. • The motion was made by Alderman F igard and seconded by Rateike to purchase a scuba diving equipment for $330.00. At Alderman Prickett's request it was referred to the Finance Committee. TO APPOINT THREE ADDITIONAL FIREMEN: On motion by Alderman T istle and seconded by Figard the Fire and Police Commissioners are to appoint three firemen, by May 15th or the nearest pay day. TO CONDEMN BUILDING PROSPECT AND PINE STREETS: On motion by Alderman Tistle and seconded by Rateike the Council approved to' condemn building to be de- molished at Pine and Prospect which was damaged by fire. • CLASSIFICATION OF NURSE: On motion by Alderman Bonaguidi and seconded by Tistle the License, Health and Inspection Committee, City Comptroller and Mayor are to create classification of nurse for the Health Department. 180 -4- 4/16/62 TAXI CABS ORDINANCE TO BE AMENDED: Alderman Bonaguidi made the following report: "We, your Committee on License, Health and Inspection, having met with the taxi cab owners in the City of Des Plaines, city attorney and the police chief, hereby make the following recommendations. 1) All taxi cabs orating and licensed to do business in the City of Des Plaines carry a minimum of $100/300,000 bodily injury liability, and $5,000 property damage liability. 2) Each vehicle in operation be required to have a quarterly inspection at the City of Des Plaines garage by the city automobile mechanic, and that no vehicle be allowed to be used that does not pass the safety inspection. A fee of $2.00 be charged by the city fat this inspection for each vehicle. 3) Taxi cab owners be required to operate only the number of vehicles that they are licensed by the city to operate. In the event there is a violation of this requirement, the owner be fined $250.00 for the first offense, and if this offense be committed again, his license be revoked. 4) Taxi cab owners be required to keep the number of vehicles they. are licensed to operate on the street for a minimum of 8,months of the year. 5) That each operator be required to have proper identification on each vehicle showing the proper driver's license, etc. 6) Each cab operator be required to be properly attired in suitable clothing. 7) That the cab stand which is now located in the heart of the.business district be moved to the northeast corner of Pearson and Ellinwood, and that adequate parking facilities be proved in order to avoid double parking. 8) There should be no loitering or unnecessary commotion that would detract from the immediate area of the cab stand. 9) That the City Ordinance be so written so as to protect present taxi cab owners from suffering financial losses as the result of taxi cabs coming in from Chicago and surrounding areas and pick- ing up passengers within the city limits of Des Plaines. 10) City stickers must be purchased at the same time the business license is issued. 11) ,Each cab owner be'issued a metal license plate for each taxi cab he,is licensed to operate, which must be affixed to the cab in operation and transferred to substitute cabs when in use, failure to comply would constitute a violation and be subjected to fine. "We your Committee, recommend that the city attorney be instructed to draw up and/or make the necessary revisions in the current ordinance in order to comply with the above request." On motion by Alderman Bonaguidi and seconded by Tistle, the Council approved the -report. The Mayor referred the changing of parking place of taxi cabs to the Street Committee. Alderman Figard made a progress report on garbage disposal. A meeting of the Council as a Committee of the Whole will be held April 24th at 8:00 P.M. AWARD BID FOR RENOVATION OF TRAFFIC LIGHTS: The motion was made by Alderman Jackson and seconded by Travis that the above bid be awarded to the H -H Electric Company for $42,105.18,'subject to approval of the State Highway Department. The Mayor put the question and the Clerk called the roll with the following results Ayes:. Alderman Rateike, Wright, Luellen, Moehling, Flhuter, Figard, Prickett, Tigtle, Travis, Bell, Jackson and Bonaguidi. Nays: None. The Mayor declared the 'potion carried. MARSHALL DRIVE 25 MFH SIGNS: Alderman Jackson made the following report: "Your Committee on Streets and Traffic has investigated the above and has found that traffic using Marshall Drive between Thacker and Algonquin seems to assume that since this is one of the few streets in the area which connects these streets, that the speed limit is higher than the regular 25 MPH which covers this residen- tial street. We, your Committee on Streets and Traffic, therefore recommend that 25 MPH signs be erected, on the E. side of Marshall Drive between Algonquin Road and Dorothy Drive; on the W. side of Marshall Drive between Thacker and King Lane." On motion by Alderman Jackson and seconded by Moehling the Council approved the report. YIELD RIGHT OF WAY SIGNS ON FARGO: Alderman Jackson made the following report: "Your Committee on Streets and Traffic has investigated the above and has found that Cedar handles considerably more traffic than Fargo and Welwyn. We, your -5- 4/16/62 Committee on Streets and Traffic, therefore recommend that the City Attorney be instructed to draw an ordinance causing traffic from Fargo and Welwyn to yield the 'right of way to all traffic on Cedar Street." On motion by Alderman Jackson and seconded by Travis the Council approved the report. FOUR WAY STOP SIGNS HOWARD AND ASH STREETS: Alderman Jackson made the fallowing c report: "Your Committee on Streets and Traffic has investigated the above and has found the intersection presently has stop signs stopping Ash for Howard. The nature'of Howard Street at this point is residential. We, your Committee on Streets and Traffic, therefore recommend that while Howard Street will some day be a major traffic carrier, it is not today, although traffic moving along it moves at a fast pace. It is the recommendation of this Committee that the City Attorney be instructed to d raw the necessary ordinance designating four-way stop signs at this intersection." On motion by Alderman Jackson and seconded by Tistle, the Council concurred in the report. LOAD LIMIT ON WEBSTER LANE, SOUTH OF ALGONQUIN: Alderman Jackson made the following report: "Your Committee on Streets and Traffic has.investigated the above and has found that residents in the area complain of considerable truck traffic not involved in making deliveries locally. We, your Committee on Streets and Traffic, therefore recommend that the City Attorney be instructed tocbaw the necessary ordinance to place a 3 ton load limit on: Webster Lane from Algonquin S. to Carol tare and on Carol Lane from its intersection with Webster Lane to Forrest." On motion by Alderman• Jackson and seconded by Luellen the Council concurred in the report. FEDERAL PACIFIC ELECTRIC CO. -ABOUT TRAFFIC SIGNS ON MAPLE ST.: Alderman Jackson made the following report: "Your Committee on Streets and Traffic has investigated the above and has found 1) FFE would like to have the "no left turn" sign removed from the junction of industrial -residential Maple Street. 2) That the residents in -the area (as represented by the Iroquois and Riverview Civic Assns.) are vigorously opposed to the introduction of trucks and cars from the industrial area. 3) That•the purpose of Industrial Maple Street was to keep industry oriented traffic out of the neighboring residential area with its narrow streets. 4) FEE is only one of the many industrial groups to utilize Indtetrial Maple Street. We, your Committee on Streets and traffic, therefore recommend that the Committee take this matter up with J. Emil Anderson, Inc, who can speak for the entire industrial area and inform FPE by letter that this is how we will handle the matter." On motion by Alderman Jackson and seconded by Travis the Council con- curred in the report. PARKING ON ELLINWOOD STREET EAST OF PEARSON: Alderman Jackson made the follow- ing report: "Your Committee on Streets and Traffic has investigated the above and has found Sims would like longer parking to accomodate bowlers (3 lines generally take more than 1 hour). Kinders would like relief from bowlers who keep feeding the meters while they finish their games; this ties up the meters and prevents potential customers from parking, according to the Kinders letter. We, your Committee on -Streets and Traffic, therefore recommend that adequate parking exists within reasonable walking distances for the present uses." On motion by Alderman Jackson and seconded by Bonaguidi the Council concurred in the report. MINER STREET PARKING: Alderman Jackson made the following report: "Your Committee on Diagonal Parking on Miner Street has investigated the above and has found 1) That the merchants fear that less of any parking spaces at this time would be detrimental to the general health of the business district. 2) That if it is necessary to forgo some parking in the interests of improving the local traffic pattern, they would rather give up the parking on the South side of Miner. 3) That tie merchants are working diligently to make arrangements with the CNW for the acquisition of land for parking. 4) That the merchants realize that eventually diagonal parking must go, that any alternate solution to the traffic problem is, at best, a temporary one. We, your Committee on Diagonal Parking on Miner Street, therefore recommend that 1parking on the south side of Miner Street be eliminated from Lee Street east to River Road. 2) That the angle of the diagonal parking on the north side of Miner Street be flattened out to an angle not greater than that presently in use in Arlington Heights. 3) That we petition -6.- 4/16/62 the State Department of Highways to move the center lane of Miner Street toward the south to take advantage of the $f gained through abolition of parking there. 4) That the State be requested to carry broken -line lane markings through the Miner Street -River Road intersection to help motorists understand where their lanes are." On motion by Alderman Jackson and seconded by Travis, the Council approved the report. Alderman Jackson called for a Street Committee meeting April 30th, at 8:00 P.M. REQUEST FOR WATER MILLER SUPPLY COMPANY. GOLF ROAD: Alderman Flauter made the following report: "Your Committee on Water has investigated the above and has found the Miller Supply Company requests permission to tap the'6" main at River and Golf Roads with a temporary 1" line. Water to be used for sanitation and drinking purposes only. We, your Committee on Water, therefore recommend since Miller Supply Company agrees to pay for the, 1" line and all work connected with the in- stallation, and agrees to pay the non-resident water rate, permission for the connection be granted." On motion by Alderman Flauter and seconded by Figard the Council approved the report. ROSEMONT WATER AGREEMENT: ' Alderman Flauter made the following report: "Your Committee on Water has investigated the above and has found that the Village of Rosemont through an interview Lith Mr. Don Stephens, President would be agree- able to the change of wording in the contract to read 365,000,000 gallons yearly at a rate not to exceed 1,500,000 gallons daily. Copies of the proposed, change in contract have been supplied to all Aldermen. We, your Committee on Water, therefore recommend that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to enter into a Water Contract with the Village of Rosemont." The motion was made by Alderman Flauter and seconded by Figard to authorize the Mayor and Clerk to enter into a water contract with the Village of Rosemont. The -Mayor put the question and the Clerk called the roll with the following results: Ayes: Alderman Rateike, Wright) Luellen Moehlin Flauter, Fi and Prickett Tistle Travis, Bell Jackson and Bonaguidi. Nays: 'gone. The Mayor declared the motion carried. Alderman Flauter called for a meeting of the Water Committee for April 23rd at 8:00 P.M. RETENTION BASIN AGREEMENT: Alderman Moehling made thefollowing report: "Your Committee on S ewer has investigated the above,and has found the contract of,the City with the Algonquin Residential Corporation and the Beta Development Corporation which incorporates by reference the plans and specifications for the retention basin provides satisfactory safeguards for the City and reason- ably precludes injury of third persons on the premises by specifying sufficient precautionary measures for repelling trespassers. It is believed that the plans also eliminate the question of attractive nuisance. We, your Committee on Sewer, therefore recommend that the City Council approve the attached contract and authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to sign same." The motion was made by Alder- man Moehling and seconded by Bonaguidi to approve the report. The Mayor put the question and the Clerk called the roll with the following results: Ayes: Alder- man Rateike, Wright, Luellen, Moehling,Flauter, Figard, Tistle, Travis, Jackson and Bonaguidi. Nays: Alderman Prickett and Bell. The Mayor declared the motion carried. Alderman Moehling called a Sewer Committee meeting for April 26th at 7:30 P.M. EASEMENT FOR INCINERATOR LAND: Alderman Flauter.made the following report: "Your Committee on Judiciary has investigated the above and has found that in order t� give ingress and egress easement across the edge of the incinerator property, we must obtain an easement from Forest Preserve District. We, your Committee aa Judiciary, therefore recommend City Attorney Dowd be authorized to start a friendly condemnation proceeding against the Forest Preserve District to obtain a strip of land that will give city access to city incinerator property." On motion by Alderman Flauter and seconded by :Prickett, the Council approved the report. 183 -7.. 4/16/62 TWO NOTICES OF INJURY OF ELAINE STACKNIK AND C .M.CiZF TIAK: Alderman Flauter returned the two notices of injury to the City Clerk, .Elaine Stacknik and C.M. Czerniak, to place on file. APPROVAL OF BILLS: Alderman Prickett presented the following resolution: E IT RESOIJTED BY THE CITY OF DES PLAINES THAT THE FOLLOWING BILLS ARE DUE AND PAYABLE AND THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK RE AND ARE HERM AUTHORIZED TO MAIC; PAIjT FOR SAME. The motion was made by Alderman Prickett and Seconded by Bell to adopt the. resolution. The Mayor put the question and the Clerk called the roll with the following results: Ayes: Alderman Rateike, Blume, Wright, Luellen, Moehling, Flauter, Figard, :Prickett, Tistle, Travis' Bell, Jackson and Bonaguidi. Nays: None. The Mayor declared the motion carried. Alderman Prickett referred the Bell Telephone Franchise to the City Attorney for study. Alderman Bell called a meeting of the Municipal Development Committee for May 2 at 8:00 P.M. LACEY'S RESUBDIVISION PLAT: The Mayor referred the above plat to the Municipal Development Committee. ADOPT ORDINANCE LICENSING TRAILER ?ARKS: The Clerk read for the second reading the above ordinance. The motion wasmade by Alderman Wright and seconded by Luellen to. adopt ordinance'as amended. The Mayor put the question and the Clerk called the roll with the following results: Ayes: Alderman Rateike, Wright, Luellen, Moehling, Flauter, Figard, Prickett, Tistle, Travis, Bell, Jackson and Bonaguidi. Nays: None. The Mayor declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION REGARDING LICENSING AND REGULATING TRAILER ?ARKS: The Clerk read the above resolution. On motion by Alderman Prickett and seconded by Bell, the Council adopted the resolution. - ADOPT ZONING ORDINANCE S.E. CORNER CENTRAL AND WOLF NO. Z-5-62: The Clerk read for the second reading the above ordinance. The motion was made by Alderman Figard and seconded by Flauter to adopt the ordinance. The Mayor put the question and the Clerk called theroll with the following results: Ayes: Alder- manRateike, Blume, Wright, Luellen, Moehling, Flauter, Figard, Prickett, Tistle, Travis, Bell, Jackson and Bonaguidi. Nays: None. The Mayor declared the motion carried. ADOPT CLASSIFICATION AMENDING ORDINANCE M-1-62: The Clerk read for the second reading the above ordinance. The motion was made by Alderman Figard and seconded by Rateike to adopt the ordinance. The Mayor put the question and the Clerk called the roll with the following results: Ayes: AldermanRateike, Wright, Luellen, Moehling, Flauter, Figard, :Prickett, Tistle, Travis, Bell, Jackson and Bonaguidi. Nays: None. The Mayor declared the motion carried. ADOPT ORDINANCE LIQUOR LICENSE LIMIT M-2-62: The Clerk read for the second reading the above ordinance. The motion was made by Alderman Bonaguidi and seconded by Luellen to adopt the ordinance. The Mayor put the question and the Clerk called the roll with the following results: Ayes: Alderman Rateike, Wright, Luellen, Moehling, Flauter, Figard, Tistle, Travis, Bell, Jackson and Bonaguidi. Nays: Alderman Prickett. The Mayor declared the motion carried. ADOPT ONE-WAY STREETS ORDINANCE: The Clerk read for the second reading the above ordinance. The motion was made by Alderman Jackson and seconded by Travis to adopt the ordinance. •The Mayor put the question and the Clerk called the roll with the following resultd: Ayes: Alderman Rateike, Wright, Moehling, Flauter, Prickett, Tistle, Travis, Bell, Jackson and Bonaguidi. Nays: Alderman 184 4/16/62 Alderman Luellen and Figard. The Mayor declared the motion carried. PET 1TION FOR ANNEXATION: The Clerk. received a petition for annexation of land north of Oakton and West of Pennsylvania Ave. The Mayor referred same to the Municipal Development Committee. +IDC'T .OADINAN FORAAMCWINSURANCE C-2-62: The Clerk read for the first reading the above ordinance. On motion by Alderman Bonaguidi and seconded by Jackson the ordinance was placed on passage. The motion was made by Alderman Bonaguidi and seconded by Luellen to .adopt the ordinance. The Mayor put the question and the Clerk called the roll with the following results: Ayes: Alderman Rateike, Wright, Luellen, Moehling, Flauter, Figard, :Prickett, Tistle, Travis, Be11,Jackson and Bonaguidi. Nays:,None. The Mayor declared the motion carried. FIRST REAPING ANNEXATION ORDINANCE S.W. CORNER MANNHEIM AND TOUHY A-2-62: The Clerk react for the first reading the above ordinance. The Mayor referred. same to the Municipal Development Committee FIRST READING ANNEXATION ORDINANCE N.W. CORNER LEE AND OAKTON A-1-62 The Mayor the above to the Municipal Development Committee. LETTER FROM J. MOLONEY ON SCUBA COURSE FOR POLICE: TheClerk read the above letter and the Mayor Ordered it placed on file. ALICE SMITH APPOINTED TO LIBRARY BOARD: On motion by Alderman Wright ands seconded by Luellen the Council approved the appointment of Alice Smith to the Library Board. LETTER FROM FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY: The Mayor read the above letter and re- ferred same to the Civil Defense Committee to report back'Apri1 24th. REQUEST FOR SIGN PERMIT: The request for sign permit was referred to the Building Control and Inspection Committee. Alderman Bell informed the Council he will present a letter of resignation effective May 21st. ADJOURNMENT: On motion by Alderman Bell and seconded by Travis the Council adjourned to Tuesday, April 24th, 1962 at 8:00 'P.M. /I Otto W. J. Fen ch, City Clerk (Minutes of 4/24/62 adjourned meeting on last page) MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL, DSS'PLAINES, ILLINOIS, MAY 7, 1962 AT 8:00 P.M. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order by Mayor Herbert H. Behrel with Alderman Wright, Luellen, Moehling, Flauter, Figard, Prickett,'Tistle,°Travis,' Bell, Bonaguidi, Rateike and Blume responding to roll call.. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: The motion was made by Alderman Prickett and seconded by Travis to approve the !minutes of April 16, 1962. The motion was approved by °acclamation vote. OPEN BIDS ON ATING EIFMENT: On motion by Alderman Bonaguidi and seconded by Rateike.the bids on heating elements were opened. The following bids were received: Scott Electric $942.66 Benge Electric Co. 995.00. Chas: Johnson Electric 1,030.00