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06/05/19721 363 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DES PLAINES, ILLINOIS, HELD :IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CITY HALL, MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1972 CALL TO ORDER: The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Des Plaines was called to order by Mayor Herbert H. Behrel at 8:05 P.M. ROLL CALL: Roll Call indicated the following Aldermen present: Koplos, Szabo, Kehe, Sherwood, Bolek, Chase, O'Brien, Kisslinger, Czubakowski, Erbach, Swanson, Thomas, Bonaguid:i, Seitz, Abrams. Alderman Michaels arrived at 8:10 P.M. Also present were: City Comptroller Blietz, Police Chief Hintz, Fire Chief Haag, City Engineer Bowen, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works Schaeffer, Commissioner of Public Works Schwab, Building Commissioner Prickett, City Treasurer RateiAe, Deputy Clerk Trost, City Attorney DiLeonardi and his assistant Charles Hug. The meeting opened with prayer by Rev. Garry A. Scheuer, Jr., pastor of the First Congregational Church followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. There being a quorum, the meeting was in order. MINUTES: Moved by Kehe, seconded by Erbach, to approve the Minutes of the regular meeting held May 15, 1972. Corrections: Page two, paragraph three, line 3 - strike words "an amendment to the ordinance" and insert the words "change in policy"; Paragraph 4, line 5 - strike the word "maximum" and insert the word "minimum". Following corrections, motion declared carried. BEAUTIFICATION Mayor Behrel presented $25 Savings Bonds to the following SLOGAN winners of the Beautification Slogan Contest, for the AWARDS: slogan "Keep Des Plaines Clean and Green": Beth McCarthy and Chris Kopp, students of Iroquois Jr. High School. REPORTS OF The following reports were ordered placed on file: CITY OFFICIALS:Building Department, May; Engineering Department, May; Department of Public Works, May; City Treasurer's Statement of Taxes Collections as of May 15, 1972; Minutes of Division of Public Works Staff Meeting, May 10, 1972. Police Police Chief Hintz reported the following: Chief Drowning - thirteen year old boy May 27th; accident fatality on River Road near Gregory; Derailment of train near Parker Hannifin on June 2 - no injuries. Fire Fire Chief Haag reported on the derailment of train, stating Chief that no estimate of dama ge is yet available and that the Fire Department remained on duty for approximately six hours in the event of fire from overturned tank car. Building At the request of Alderman Bolek, Building Commissioner Commissioner Prickett was requested to investigate the use of "Boeckenhauer" property as a contractor's yard in a residential area. Alderman Koplos requested the installation of sidewalks on Elk Boulevard in front of Midwest Accounting Service. City City Engineer Bowen reported that River Street Improvement Engineer has been completed. The Rand Road watermain should be laid within the next day or two, as well as the drain for the Thacker Street plant. The 1972 Maintenance program is progressing and is 40% complete. In reply to Alderman Kehe' City Engineer Bowen stated that the Center Street Improvement has been delayed awaiting the relocation of underground utilities. 1 LEGAL Busse Hwy Zoning Case DEMOLITION 944 S. Lee "Boeckenhauer" property Zoning Case Moehling Zoning Case Rand -Wolf SCIENTIFIC MACHINERY MOVERS Case RAND RD. WATERMAIN BUSHES HT. 6/5/72 364 Page two City Attorney DiLeonardi reported that the court has ruled that property located on Busse Highway - Tomaseck case - shall be used for Single Family Purposes. City Attorney DiLeonardi reported that he has received letters from the Fire Department and Building Department re the dilipitated building located at 944 S. Lee Street. Moved by Swanson, seconded by Czubakowski, to authorize the City Attorney and direct him to bring all action necessary, including suit if necessary to demolish the building located at 944 S. Lee Street. Upon roll call, the vote was: AYES: - 17 - Koplos, Szabo, Kehe, Sherwood, Bolek, Chase, O'Brien, Kisslinger, Czubakowski, Erbach, Swanson, Thomas, Bonaguidi, Seitz, Abrams, Michaels, Mayor 0 - None 0 - None NAYS: ABSENT: Motion declared carried. City Attorney DiLeonardi reported that the "Boeckenhauer" property Zoning Case has been continued to July 5, 1972, by the court. City Attorney DiLeonardi reported that the Moehling Zoning Case - Rand -Wolf was heard before the Appellate Court May 26th and a decision should be received in several weeks. City Attorney reported that the Scientific Machinery Movers Case will be argued before the Appellate Court on June 6th. City Attorney reported that he holds two checks totaling. $11,000 in escrow for the Rand Road Watermain until completion of the installation as per agreement. Alderman Thomas's request that property owners in the area of Everett, Everett, Cedar and River Road be required to cut bushes on Cedar,RiverRd. private property so as not to obstruct view of traffic was referred to Public Works Department for investigation and City Attorney for compliance with ordinance. COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS ADV. FOR BIDS COMMITTEE REPORTS: Zoning Case 72-19-R 1717 Rand Rd. ZONING CASE 72-22-R 1738 Rand Rd. ZONING CASE Commissioner of Public Works Schwab reported that the Street Department has started grading of all alleys. Further that the Forestry Department has completed the planting of shrubs on the Northwestern right,of-way and at the recycling center. The Water Department is locating and relocating watermains on Thacker Street in connection with street improvement. The Soo Line Railroad is repairing the Graceland and Lee Street crossings. City Clerk reported that bids for four pickup tricks will be received at 3 P.M., June 28, 1972. Moved by Swanson, seconded by Szabo, to concur with Municipal Development Committee's recommendation (two members signing the report) to concur with recommendation of Zoning Board of Appeals in Case 72-19-R - 1717 Rand Road and deny petition to rezone property located at said address to C-2 Commercial District. Alderman Thomas gave a minority report stating he did not sign the recommendation. Following considerable discussion and the reading of letter from School District 62 School Board requesting a continuance, Alderman Swanson withdrew the motion and Alderman Szabo refused to withdraw. Moved by Michaels, seconded by Erbach, to defer action.65) Moved by Swanson, seconded by Szabo, to adopt the recommendatio] of Municipal Development Committee to deny petition to rezone property located at 1738 Rand Road to C-2 Commercial District, Case 72-22-R. Motion declared carried. Moved by Swanson, seconded by Thomas, to adopt the recommenda- 72-16-V tion of Municipal Development Committee to grant the variation 855 Mt.Prospect for undersized lot frontage located t 855 Mt. Prospect Road Case 72-16-V. Moved by Szabo, seconded by Abrams too defer action. gw/ Alderman Koplos submitted a petition signed by at least 20% of the frontage owners. 1 1 6/5/72 365 Page three ZONING CASE Moved by Swanson, seconded by Abrams, to adopt the recommenda- 72-18-V tion of Municipal Development Committee to grant variation 2269 Sprucewood on Parcels A, B, and C, - Case 72-18-V located at 2269 Sprucewood Avenue and deny variation request for Parcel E. Motion declared carried. ORDINANCE T-13-72 Parking Meter Regulations GARBAGE REFUSE BAGS PARKING Pratt Ave. MFT 98 -TL CS Left -Turn Signals Wolf.. & Touhy RESOLUTION St. of Ill. Electric Energy Potter & Ballard Moved by Szabo, seconded by Bolek, to adopt the recommendation of Public Building, Grounds and Parking Lots Committee to amend Ordinance T-13-72 re Parking Meter Regulations as follows: Section 5, line 5 changing "one dollar ($1.00) to "fifty cents ($.50) and line 7 changing "two dollars and fifty cents ($2.50) to "two dollars ($2.00)", Paragraph three changing First Notice to $.50, changing Second Notice to $3.00 and changing Subsequent Notices to $5.00. Upon roll call, the vote was: AYES: - 17 - Koplos, Szabo, Kehe, Sherwood, Bolek, Chase, O'Brien, Kisslinger, Czubakowski, Erbach, Swanson, Thomas, Bonaguidi, Seitz, Abrams, Michaels, Mayor. NAYS: 0 - None ABSENT: 0 - None Motion declared carried. Moved by Kisslinger, seconded by Swanson, to adopt the recom- mendation of the Sanitation Committee that the City continue and expand the program with no less than 3,000 additional homes to expand the city's plastic garbage bag program, staggered on a three month schedule for a total cost of $36,000.00. Upon roll call, the vote was: AYES: - 13 - Koplos, Kehe, Bolek, Chase, O'Brien, Kisslinger, Czubakowski, Erbach, Swanson, Thomas, Bonaguidi, Seitz, Mayor. NAYS: 4 - Szabo, Sherwood, Abrams, Michaels ABSENT: 0 - None Motion declared carried. Moved by O'Brien, seconded by Czubakowski, to adopt the recommendation of Streets, Traffic & Forestry Committee to place no parking signs on Pratt Avenue, both sides of street, between Mannheim Road easterly to railroad - Ordinance T-15-72. Motion declared Carried. Moved by O'Brien, seconded by Bolek, to adopt the recommenda- tion of Streets -Traffic and Forestry Committee to adopt a Resolution appropriating $15,000 MFT Funds, Section 98 -TL -CS to install left -turn signals at Touhy and Wolf Roads for westbound traffic, Profexray Co. to remit $10,000 as their voluntary share of the cost. Upon roll call, the vote was: AYES: - 17 - Koplos, Szabo, Kehe, Sherwood, Bolek, Chase, O'Brien, Kisslinger, Czubakowski, Erbach, Swanson, Thomas, Bonaguidi, Seitz, Abrams, Michaels, Mayor NAYS: 0 - None ABSENT: 0 - None Motion declared carried. Moved by O'Brien, seconded by Koplos, to adopt the recommenda- tion of Streets, Traffic and Forestry Committee to authorize the execution of Agreement between the State of Illinois Department of Transportation and the City of Des Plaines for maintenance and energy charges incurred by the new traffic signals at Potter Road and Ballard Road. Upon roll call, the vote was: AYES: - 17 - Koplos, Szabo, Kehe, Sherwood, Bolek, Chase, O'Brien, Kisslinger, Czubakowski, Erbach, Swanson, Thomas, Bonaguidi, Seitz, Abrams, Michaels, Mayor NAYS: 0 - None ABSENT: 0 - None Motion declared carried. DRIVEWAYS 155 Higgins ST. OF ILL. Operations Svs. Agree- ment. LEE -MINER ELLINWOOD Signal Adapters SPEEDING Cora,Henry Campbell Oakwood GOLF -WOLF Rd. Traffic Lanes WATERMAIN Woodland Ave. WATERMAIN EXTENSIONS SIGN Cully Auction Co. Lee St. STRUCTURAL ENGINEER Services FENCE 1616 Ash St. 6/5/rQ 366 Page four Moved by O'Brien, seconded by Bolek, to adopt the recommenda- tion of Streets, Traffic and Forestry Committee to approve permits for two driveways, 77' and 53' for the Health Food Jobbers, Inc., 155 Higgins Road. Motion declared carried. Moved by O'Brien, seconded by Bolek, to extend the mutual agreement between the City and State of Illinois for Operations Services - Program and Budget Monitoring Section Agreements, requesting a 6% increase. Motion declared carried. Moved by O'Brien, seconded by Bolek, to adopt the recommenda- tion of Streets, Traffic and Forestry Committee to purchase 8" Optically Programmed Signal Adapters for the Lee -Miner and Ellinwood intersection from 3M Company, in the amount of $537.00. Upon roll call, the vote was: AYES: - 17 - Koplos, Szabo, Kehe, Sherwood, Bolek, Chase, O'Brien, Kisslinger, Czubakowski, Erbach, Swanson, Thomas, Bonaguidi, Seitz, Abrams, Michaels, Mayor NAYS: 0 - None ABSENT: 0 - None Motion declared carried. Referred to the Traffic Commission was Alderman Kehe's request for installation of yield signs at the intersections of Cora, Henry; Cora, Campbell, and Cora -Oakwood in:.an effort to reduce speed of traffic. Referred to the Traffic Commission was Alderman Szabo's request that traffic traveling on Wolf Road from the Golf Road traffic circle south to the intersection of Golf and Wolf be channelled to allow the center lane of traffic to make a left turn as well as travel west on Golf Road. Moved by Koplos, seconded by Thomas, to adopt the recommenda- tion of Water and Sewer Committee to authorize City Engineer to prepare plans and specifications and cost estimates for the installation of one fire hydrant and the extension of the existing six inch watermain 435 feet east along Woodland Avenue from the intersection of Woodland and Grove Avenues. Motion declared carried. Moved by Koplos, seconded by Thomas, to adopt the recommenda- tion of Water and Sewer Committee to authorize City Engineer to prepare plans, specifications and ccst estimates for the installation of watermains located as follows: 12" watermain along Mannheim approximately one-half block south from Howard Street; 12" watermain from the east side of the Maple Street Reservoir to Greenleaf Avenue; 10" cross connection along Wolf Road at Thacker Street. Motion declared carried. Moved by Erbach, seconded by Koplos, to adopt the rec-ommenda- tion of Building Control and Inspection Committee to approve the request for variation in set -back requirement from 5 feet to 4 feet of Cully Auction Co., Lee Street and authorize the issuance of necessary sign permit. Motion declared Carried. Moved by Erbach, seconded by Sherwood, to adopt the recommenda- tion of Building Control and Inspection Committee to take no action on the request to employ services of a structural engineer to inspect existing former Sears building located at Pearson & Miner Sts. Motion declared carried. Moved by Erbach, seconded by Thomas, to adopt the recommendation of Building Control and Inspection Committee to authorize fence permit for fence at height of 42", chain link construc- tion to be built to the lot line only on the Ash Street side of the lot located at 1616 Ash Street, Motion declared carried. hek RESOLUTION R-6-72 Bldg. Dept. Fees 6/5/72 367 Page five Moved by Erbach, seconded by Chase, to adopt the recommendation bf Building Control and Inspection Committee to adopt Resolution R-6-72 Establishing Fees for Building Permits, Electrical Inspections, Air -Conditioning Inspections, Elevator Permit Inspections, Plumbing Permits, Street Openings and Sewer -Tap Ons, Annual Inspection of Signs, Sign Regulations Permits, Water Meter Prices, Water Service Pipe Fees, and Permits for Installation of Inflammable Liquids Tank. Upon roll call, the vote was: AYES: - 17 - Koplos, Szabo, Kehe, Sherwood, Bolek, Chase, O'Brien, Kisslinger, Czubakowski, Erbach, Swanson, Thomas, Bonaguidi, Seitz, Abrams, Michaels, Mayor NAYS: 0 - None ABSENT: 0 - None Motion declared carried. Council recessed from 10:18 P.M. to 10: 25 P.M. Utility Wires Underground LIBRARY OLYMPIC MEN'S GYMNASTICS LEGAL Johnny's Mobile Homes BILLS PAYABLE Referred to the Building Control and Inspection Committee was Alderman Szabo's request that utility companies place _..wires underground when streets are widened and improvements made in the downtown area. Moved by Chase, seconded by Erbach, to adopt the recommenda- tion of Library and Finance Committees to schedule joint meeting with Library Board and City Council to discuss - expansion of library facilities. Motion declared carried. Moved by Kehe, seconded by Sherwood, to adopt the recommenda- tion of Youth Activities Committee as follows: 1. Mayor proclaim the week of June 10-17, 1972 as Olympic week in the City of Des Plaines 2. City permit a special "Tag Day" on Friday evening, June 9th and Saturday, June 10th to help raise funds for the Olympic Fund - Tag Day to be conducted by Students of Maine West under supervision of service clubs of the City 3. City Council form a softball team to play a game at Rand Park with Jr. Women's Club of Des Plaines, Sunday, June llth at 2 p.m. - proceeds from the gamt for the Olympic Fund. 4. A luncheon to be held in honor of the 12 competing althletes and their coaches on Thursday, June 15th. 5. All Citizens of Des Plaines and surrounding area be urged to attend the finals at Maine West and support the Olympics. Motion declared carried. Moved by Abrams, seconded by Michaels, to adopt the recommenda- tion of City Code and Judiciary Committee to enter into a settlement with owners of Johnny's Mobile Homes in the form of consent decree whereby the City will dismiss upon the Defendant agreeing to the following: 1. Build a permanent office building by June 30, 1975 2. At that time conform with all building and zoning ordinances 3. Apply for business license and sign permit immediately. Upon roll call, the vote was: AYES: - 17 - Koplos, Szabo, Kehe, Sherwood, Bolek, Chase, O'Brien, Kisslinger, Czubakowski, Erbach, Swanson, Thomas, Bonaguidi, Seitz, Abrams, Michaels, Mayor NAYS: 0 - None ABSENT: 0 - None Motion declared carried. Moved by Bonaguidi, seconded by Swanson, to adopt the following resolution: BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DES PLAINES THAT THE FOLLOWING BILLS ARE DUE AND PAYABLE AND THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE AND ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO MAKE PAYMENT FOR SAME: Total, $268,853.60. Upon roll call, the vote was: AYES: - 17 - Koplos, Szabo, Kehe, Sherwood, Bolek, Chase, O'Brien, Kisslinger, Czubakowski, Erbach, Swanson, Thomas, Bonaguidi, Seitz, Abrams, Michaels, M-ayor /01 BILLS PAYABLE (Cont' d) ORDINANCE T-13-72 Parking Meter Regulations ORDINANCE T-15-72 PARKING PRATT AVE. 0 RDINANCE A-3-72 north of Rand Rd. ORDINANCE T-18-72 Prairie Ave. ORDINANCE M-26-72 Police Personnel ORDINANCE M-27-72 Subdivisions ORDINANCE M-28-72 Bid Openings ORDINANCE M-29-72 Class E Liquor ORDINANCE M-30-72 Fences ORDINANCE M-31-72 Fences ORDINANCE M-32-72 Salaries 6/5/72 368 Page six NAYS: - 0 - None ABSENT: 0 - None Motion declared carried Moved by Koplos, seconded by Thomas, to adopt Ordinance T-13-72, as amended, An Ordinance Amending Sections 10-10-2, 10-10-7, 10-10-8, 10-10-10, 10-10-12, 10-10-4 and 10-10-5 of the City Code Having to do with Parking Meter Regulations by Deleting the Twelve (12) and Thirty (30) Minute Parking Zones, Amending The Parking Zones, Deleting the Use of One Cent (14) Coins, Increasing Parking Fines, and Providing for the Motor Vehicle Parking System Revenue Fund. Upon roll call, the vote was: AYES: - 17 - Koplos, Szabo, Kehe, Sherwood, Bolek, Chase, O'Brien, Kisslinger, Czubakowski, Erbach, Swanson, Thomas, Bonaguidi, Seitz, Abrams, Michaels, Mayor NAYS: 0 - None ABSENT: 0 - None Motion declared carried. Moved by Czubakowski, seconded by Erbach, to adopt Ordinance T-15-72 - Prohibiting Parking on Both Sides of Pratt Avenue, Mannheim Road easterly to the Railroad. Upon roll call, the vote was: AYES: - 17 - Koplos, Szabo, Kehe, Sherwood, Bolek, Chase, O'Brien, Kisslinger, Czubakowski, Erbach, Swanson, Thomas, Bonaguidi, Seitz, Abrams, Michaels, Mayor - None - None NAYS: 0 ABSENT: 0 Motion declared carried. Placed on First Reading was Ordinance A-3-72 annexing Commonwealth Edison property lying north of Rand Road extending northerly to northern boundary of Des Plaines. Placed on First Reading was Ordinance T-18-72 providing for Alternate Parking on Prairie Avenue from Second Avenue to Wolf Road. Placed on First Reading was Ordinance M-26-72 Amending Section 1-15-5(d) 3.b) of the Des Plaines City Code Having to Do With Uniform Allowances by Increasing to $200 Per Year The Allowance For All Uniformed Police Personnel Except First Year Personnel. Placed on First Reading was Ordinance M-27-72 9-12-6 (0) of the City Code Having to do with in Subdivisions Placed on First Reading was Ordinance M-28-72 1-9-12 of the City Code Having to Do with Bid Procedures Amending Section Set -back Lines Amending Section Opening Placed on First Reading was Ordinance M-29-72 Amending Section 5-34-8 of the City Code Having to do with Restaurant and Dining Room (Class E) Liquor Licenses, By reducing the Minimum Number of Seats from Seventy -Five (75) to Fifty (50) and Deleting the One Year Requirement. Placed on First Reading was Ordinance M-30-72 Amending Ordinance M-4-72 Which Ordinance Amends Section 6-7-1 of The City Code Having to Do with Partition Fences and Barbed Wire. Placed on First Reading was Ordinance M-31-72 Amending Section 6-7-1 of the City Code Having to Do with Partition Fences on Corner Lots Placed on First Reading was Ordinance M-32-72, amending Ordinance No. M-17-72 Entitled "An Ordinance Amending Chapter 15 of Title I of the City Code Having to do with Position Classification and Compensation Plan ORDINANCE M-33-72 Salaries ORDINANCE B-1-72 Swimming Pools RESOLUTION July 4th Parade STOP SIGNS Brentwood & Dulles PARKING Sherwin & Birchwood DEDICATION Wieboldt Dr. SUBDIVISION Tim O'Toole ZONING CASES SPEED LIMIT WOLF ROAD 6/5/72:. 369 Page seven Placed on First Reading was Ordinance M-33-72 Amending Ordinance No. M-17-72 Entitled "An Ordinance Amending Chapter 15 of Title I of the City Code Having to Do With Position Classification and Compensation Plan" - Labor and Trades Group. Placed on First Reading was Ordinance B-1072 Adding Sections 17.12 Through 17.12-11 to the Buildi-g Code and Ordinance of the City of Des Plaines Relating to the Regulation and Licensing of Private Swimming Pools and Repealing Sections 17.11 Through 17.11-13 of Same Relating to Swimming Pools. Moved by Swanson, seconded by Sherwood to adopt a Resolution re July 4th Parade requesting permission from State of Illinois to close certain State Highways between 12 noon and 2 p.m. in the City of Des Plaines. Motion declared carried. Request for additional stop signs at the intersection of Brentwood Drive and Dulles Drive was referred to Streets, Traffic and Forestry Committee for study and report. Study of Parking Regulations on Sherwin and Birchwood Streets was referred to Streets, Traffic and Forestry Committee for study and report. Plat of Dedication of Wieboldt Drive was referred to Plan Commission Plat of Subdivision entitled Tim O'Toole located on Sprucewood Avenue was referred to the Plan Commission. Letters from Des Plaines Zoning Board of Appeals and Plan Commission re the following cases were referred to the Municipal Development Committee: 72 -13 -RV - S. W. Corner Walter and First 72 -20 -SU - 513 River Road 72-23-A - Amendments to R-5 District 72-24-R - 860 Rand Road 72-27-R - 1279 Harding Avenue Petition protesting rezoning in Case 72 -13 -RV referred to Municipal Development Committee The letter from Department of Transportation State of Illinois denying requett for reduction of Speed Limit oil Wolf Road north of traffic circle was read and placed on file. COOK CO. Moved by Koplos, seconded by Szabo, to authorize City Attorney ZONING DOCKETS to attend Cook County Zoning Hearing for Cases 2125, and 2125-2126 2126 - property located on the southeast corner of East River Road and Central Road. Upon roll call, the vote was: AYES: - 16 - Koplos, Szabo, Kehe, Sherwood, Bolek, Chase, O'Brien, Kisslinger, Czubakowski, Erbach, Swanson, Thomas, Seitz, Abrams, Michaels, Mayor. NAYS: 2 - Bonaguidi ABSENT: 0 - None Motion declared carried. STENLUND'S RESUBDIVISION Drive was referred to the Plan Commission. Plainfield Proposed Plat of Stenlund's Resubdivision located on Plainfield RESIGNATION Rev. R. Bruehl Human Relations Commission OAKTON & LEE Left - Turn Signals Moved by Swanson, seconded by Sherwood, to accept the resignation of Rev. R. A. Bruehl from the Human Relations Commission as he is being transferred out of town and to authorize Mayor Behrel to write letter of commendation for services rendered to the City of Des Plaines. Motion declared carried. Mayor Behrel reported to City Council on the communication received from State of Illinois re left -turn signals at the intersection of Oakton and Lee Streets, stating that the City would be granted permission to install said signals using City MFT funds in the amount of $15,000 as State Highway VI/ funds will not be available until 1974 for the project. TRAFFIC SIGNALS Dempster Potter APPOINTMENT Human Relations APPOINTMENT Human Relations Commission ADJOURNMENT: APPROVED B DAY 0 1 1 6/5/72 Page eight 370 Alderman Koplos requested that we again renew our request for left -turn traffic signals at the intersection of Dempster and Potter and contact the City of Park Ridge to ascertain their desire to participate in costs thereof. Moved by Sherwood, seconded Behrel1s appointment of Mr. Human Relations Commission, Motion declared carried. by Kehe, to concur with George Clen as Chairman term to expire December Mayor of the 31, 1972. Moved by Erbach, seconded by Czubakowski, to concur with Mayor Behrel's appointment of Robert Birchfield, 2204 Sprucewood, to the Human Relations Commission, term to expire December 31, 1974. Motion declared carried. Moved by Sherwood, seconded by Erbach that the regular meeting of the City Counc'l adjourn. M tion deecla d Carried. ® Bertha Eleanor Rohrba , City Cleric THIS c"Fo A. 97 ERT H. EHREL, AY0d