06/17/19681
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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF DES PLAINES, ILLINOIS,
IEE LD IN THE COUNCIL ROOM, CITY
HALL, MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1968
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 8:08 P.M. The meeting opened with a prayer by Father Buck of
Our Lady of Hope Church, followed by the pledge of allegiance to the flag.
ROLL CALL: Roll Call indicated the following aldermen present:
Rateike, Szabo, Prickett, Wright, Bolek, Figard, Hinde,
Czubakowski, Wagner, Thomas, Bonaguidi, Seitz, Shillington, Michaels.
Absent were Aldermen Leer and Swanson.
Present also were: Police Chief Hintz, Fire Chief Arndt, Commissioner of
Public Works Warnicke, City Engineer Fletcher, and City Attorney Di-
Leonardi. Also City Comptroller Blietz.
There being a quorum present, the meeting was in order.
Mayor.Behrel, on behalf of the City Council, expressed the extreme
sympathies to Alderman Swanson and Alderman Wright for the loss during
the past week•of their respective mother -in-laws.
MINUTES:
of June 3, 1968,
REPORTS OF CITY
OFFICIALS:
N.W. Police
Training
Academy
It was moved by Alderman Prickett, seconded by Alderman
Rateike, to approve the Minutes of the regular meeting
as published. Motion declared Carried.
The City Clerk submitted the report of City Comptroller
Blietz - Statement of Cash Receipts - which was placed
on file.
Police Chief Hintz reported that six police officers
have graduated from the Northwest Police Training Academy
which brings Des Plaines up to full quota.
Storm Sewer City Engineer Fletcher reported extensively on the progress
Elmhurst Road with the State Highway Department, officials of Mt.
Prospect, and property owners on the west side of Elmhurst
Road, between Golf Road and Algonquin Road, regarding the construction of
a storm sewer along Elmhurst Road. He reported that the estimated cost
of installing the storm sewer in the center of Beau Drive from Golf Road
to Dempster would be an additional $100,000 and that the State Highway
Department has indicated that permission would not be granted the City
to close Elmhurst Road during storm sewer construction. City Attorney
DiLeonardi informed the Council that he believes there is adequate authority
for the City to install the storm sewer on the west side of Elmhurst Road.
After considerable discussion, it was moved by Alderman Rateike, seconded
by Alderman Bonaguidi, to instruct the City Engineer to proceed with the
plans for constructing the storm sewer on the west side of Elmhurst Road.
After discussion, it was moved by Alderman Shillington, seconded by Alderman
Michaels, to table the motion until the next meeting. Upon roll call, the
vote was: AYES: 8 - Alderman Szabo, Prickett, Bolek, Czi.ibakowski,
Wagner, Shillington, Michaels, Mayor.
NAYS: 7 - Alderman Rateike, Wright, Figard, Hinde,
Thomas, Bonaguidi, Seitz.
ABSENT: 2- Alderman Leer, Swanson
There being eight affirmative votes, Motion declared
Carried and Motion was tabled.
III COOK COUNTY
ZONING DOCKETS
#1341, 1383
City Attorney DiLeonardi reported on the hearing held
on Cook County Zoning Dockets #1341 and 1383, stating
that the petitioner for Docket #1341 was not present,
and that if the hearing is rescheduled another notice
has been requested. No action was taken.
Planned Unit The draft of the Planned Unit Development Ordinance,
Development as prepared by City Attorney DiLeonardi, was referred to
the Municipal Development Committee for study and report.
COMMITTEE It was moved by Alderman Prickett, seconded by Alderman
REPORTS: Thomas, that Council concur with Municipal Development
Zoning Case Committee's recommendation to concur with the Zoning
68 -31 -RV Board in Case 68 -31 -RV to grant rezoning of property
1025 Touhy located at 1025 Touhy Avenue to M-1 Restricted Manufac-
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tuning upon annexation with the stipulation that if the property is not
developed as represented to the Zoning Boabd, the variation.as granted
by the Zoning Board on subject property be cancelled. .After discussion,
City Attorney DiLeonardi suggested that there be a restrictive covenant
prepared by the developer and submitted to him for approval prior to
approval of aforementioned Committee recommendation. Alderman Prickett
withdrew the Motion. Mr. Jerry Sigman, 862 Margret Street, being granted
permission to address the Council, stated that the developer is willing
to submit to the City said restrictive covenant and urged Council's
reconsideration as the rezoning is contingent to the sale of subject
property within a specified time. Mr. Allen Hamilton, Partner in the
development of subject property, being granted permission to address
the Council, asked if it were possible that the Attorney could draft
the ordinance in advance of the next meeting at which time the covenants
would have been submitted to the 6ouncil. It was moved by Alderman
Prickett, seconded by Alderman Bolek, to authorize the City Attorney to
draft the necessary rezoning ordinance and annexation ordinances on sub-
ject property, but to hold the Committee Report until that time. Motion
declared Carried.
ZONING CASE It was moved by Alderman Prickett, seconded by Alderman
68-34-R Thomas, to concur with Municipal Development Committee's
864 Rand Rd. recommendation to concur with Des Plaines Zoning Board of
Appeals in Case 68-34-R to rezone property located at
864 Rand Road to C-2 Commercial and authorize the City Attorney to draft
the necessary ordinance. Motion declared Carried.
Committee Alderman Prickett set a meeting of the Municipal Development
Meeting Committee for Monday, June 24th, at 8 P.M.
Police -
Mutual Aid
Plan
Equipment
.PUBLIC WORKS
BUILDING
EQUIPMENT
PUBLIC WORKS
BUILDING
Fiberglass
Tank
Installation
It,was moved by Alderman Figard, seconded by Alderman Bolek,
to concur with Police Committee's recommendation to authorize
the expenditure not to exceed $1500 to equip twelve Des
Plaines Police Officers presently in the Mutual Aid Plan
of thirteen northwest subukbs. Upon roll call, the vote
was:
AYES: - 15 - Alderman Rateike, Szabo, Prickett, Wright,'
Bolek, Figard, Hinde, Czubakowski, Wagner,
Thomas, Bonaguidi, Seitz, Shillington,
Michaels, Mayor.
NAYS: 0 - None
ABSENT: 2 - Alderman Leer and Swanson
There being fifteen affirmative votes, Motion declared
Carried.
It was moved by Alderman Shillington, seconded by Alderman
Hinde, to concur with Building and Grounds Committee's
recommendation to authorize the purchase of shelving and
lockers for the new public works building from Carwasher
Equipment Company, Inc., at a cost of $4,119.68.
Upon roll call, the vote was:
AYES: - 15 - Alderman Rateike, Szabo, Prickett, Wright,
Bolek, Figard, Hinde, Czubakowski, Wagner, -
Thomas, Bonaguidi, Seitz, Shillington,
Michaels, Mayor.
NAYS: 0 - None
ABSENT: 2 - Alderman Leer and Swanson
There being fifteen affirmative votes, Motion declared
Carried.
It was moved by Alderman Shillington, seconded by Alderman
Rateike, to ratify the action of Mayor Behrel in authorizing
the additional expenditure of $1575.00 for the installation
of the fiberglass tanks at the new public works building
inasmuch' as it was found necessary to install a tie -down
block due to the high water table in that area.
Upon roll call, the vote was:
AYES: - 15 —Alderman Rateike, Szabo, Prickett, Wright,
Bolel, Figard, Hinde, Czubakowski, Wagner,
Thomas, Bonaguidi, Seitz, Shillington,
Michaels, Mayor
NAYS: 0 - None
ABSENT: 2 - Alderman Leer and Swanson
There being fifteen affirmative votes, Motion declared
Carried.
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Committee Alderman Shillington, Chairman, set a meeting of the
Meeting Building and Grounds Committee with Municipal Development
and Finance Committees, Holmes & Fox, Comptroller Blietz,
and Mayor Behrel for Wednesday, June 19, 1968.
S.A. #190 Alderman Hinde, member of the Streets and Traffic Committee,
Orchard made the following report: "On May 20, 1968, the Streets
Place and Traffic Committee and the Finance Committee had
referred to them jointly the proposed ordinance for the
improvement of certain streets and other improvements in
the Orchard Place area, known as Special Assessment #190. The said
Committees have met and have discussed the proposed ordinance together
with the recommendation of the Board of Local Improvements and estimate
of cost thereof. The consensus of opinion was that said special assess-
ment, as proposed, be begun.
Said Committees also met with other aldermen on June 5, 1968, for
the purpose of discussing the retention of an attorney to represent the
City in connection with said special assessment proceeding, It was the
consensus of opinion and these Committees do hereby recommend that the
Mayor's appointment of Robert J. DiLeonardi as attorney to handle said
special assessment proceedings be concurred in by this Council, pursuant
to Section 1-8-3 of the City Code, and that his compensation be as follows:
3 percent of the first $200,000.00 of said assessment and
2i percent of the excess over $200,000.00 of said assessment.
The said attorney shall pay out of said compensation any
necessary consultant fees and the City shall pay for all
publication costs and filing fees.
It is the Committees further recommendation that, in addition to said
attorneys fees, the 6 per cent of said assessment set aside for the
cost of making, levying and collecting the assessment and all lawful
expenses attending the same as provided by law, be further apportioned
as follows:
To the Superintendent of Special Assessments the sum of
2 percent of the first $200,000.00 and 3/4 percent of the
excess over $200,000.00 of said assessment;
To the City of Des Plaines for its cost in connection with
same, the balance after deducting attorneys fees and
commissioners charges as indicated above.
Although it is the consensus of said committees that the said special
assessment proceed as proposed, we have been advised by the City Attorney
not to take any action on the proposed ordinance until same, together with
the recommendation and estimate of cost he published as required by law.
At that time, the ordinance will be before you for passage. We move for
Council concurrence of the retention of said attorney and for the
apportionment of the said 6 percent as indicated above." It was moved
by Alderman Hinde, seconded by Alderman Rateike, that Council concur in
above report and that the City of Des Plaines bear the cost of postage
and necessary advertising fees of the Superintendent of Special Assess-
ments. Upon roll call, the vote was:
AYES: - 15 - Alderman Rateike, Szabo, Prickett, Wright,
Bolek, F'igard, Hinde, Czubakowski, Wagner,
Thomas, Bonaguidi, Seitz, Shillington,
Michaels, Mayor.
NAYS: 0 - None
ABSENT: 2 - Alderman Leer and Swanson
There being fifteen affirmative votes, Motion declared
Carried.
Des Plaines It was moved by Alderman Hinde, seconded by Alderman Rateike,
Ave. -River that Des Plaines Avenue be marked with a double sign
Road marked "Des Plaines Avenue - River Road". Motion declared
Carried.
Garland Place It was moved by Alderman Hinde, seconded by Alderman
Wright, to concur in Streets and Traffic Committee's
recommendation for "No Change" of parking on Garland Place.
Motion declared Carried.
One -Way to
Two -Way Sts.
Campbell
Walnut ,
Ashland
Speed Limit
Central Rd.
IIGuard Rail
Water
Softening
Plant
CONTRACT
Master
Leakfinding
Company
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It was moved by Alderman Hinde, seconded by Alderman Rateike,
to concur with Streets and Traffic Committee's recommendation
to change Campbell, Walnut, and Ashland, south of Algonquin
Road, in the 1600 Block only, back to two-way streets,
and authorize the City Attorney to draft the necessary
ordinance. Motion declared Carried.
The letter re the speed limit along Central Road between
River Road and Wolf Road addressed to Alderman Bonaguidi
from. Craig Manor Home Owners Association was referred to
the Streets and Traffic Committee for study and report.
It was moved by Alderman Figard, seconded by Alderman
Czubakowski, to concur with Water Committee's recommendation
to authorize the purchase and installation of a steel
guard rail for the Water Softening Plant from Guard Fence
Inc., at a cost of $516.00. Upon roll call, the vote was:
AYES: 15Alderman Rateike, Szabo, Prickett, Wright,
olek, Figard, Hinde, Czubakowski, Wagner,
Thomas, Bonaguidi, Seitz, Shillington,
Michaels, Mayor.
NAYS: 0 - None
ABSENT: 2 - Alderman Leer and Swanson
There being fifteen affirmative votes, Motion declared
Carried.
It was moved by Alderman Figard, seconded by Alderman
Czubakowski, to concur with Water Committee's recommendation
to accept the contract with Master Leakfinding Company
for a period of four years, unless terminated, for twelve
special studies to be made annually at the direction of
the Commissioner of Public Works, Mayor and City Clerk
to execute same upon approval of the City Attorney.
Upon roll call, the vote was:
AYES: - 15 - Alderman Rateike, Szabo, Prickett, Wright,
Bolek, Figard, Hinde, Czubakowski, Wagner,
Thomas, Bonaguidi, Seitz, Shillington,
Michaels, Mayor.
NAYS: 0 - None
ABSENT: 2 - Alderman Leer and Swanson
There being fifteen affirmative votes, Motion declared
Carried.
Cadh Bond It was moved by Alderman Szabo, seconded by Alderman
Certificate Prickett, to concur with Building Control and Inspection
of Occupancy Committee's recommendation that a cash bond be placed with
the Comptroller prior to the issuance of a.building permit
as follows: Garage, $25; Residence, $100; Multi -family,
$100 per unit; Commercial, 1% up to $5,000; Industrial, 1% up to $5,000,
to be held in escrow until the building can be issued a certificate of
occupancy, the City Attorney to draft the necessary amendment to the code.
Discussion followed, including the discussion with the City Attorney re
the legality of said cash bond. Upon a voice vote, Motion declared
Carried. Alderman Bolek voted No. Said Committee Report was referred
to the City Attorney for research and legal opinion.
Alderman Szabo left the fleeting at this time.
APPROVE SIGN
REQUEST
Quality Beauty
Supply
It was moved by Alderman Rateike, seconded by Alderman Wagner
to concur with Building Control and Inspection Committee's
recommendation to approve the sign request of duality Beauty
Supply at 281 S. River Road and authorize the Building
Commissioner to issue the necessary permit. Motion declared
Carried.
APPROVE SIGN It was moved by Alderman Rateike, seconded by Alderman
REQUEST Thomas, to concur with Building Control and Inspection
Menn Lumber Co.Committee's recommendation to approve the sign request of
Menn Lumber Company at 1141 Lee Street, and authorize the
Building Commissioner to issue the necessary permit.
Motion declared Carried.
ORDINANCE It was moved by Alderman Wright, seconded by Alderman•Figard,
T-1-68 to concur with Parking Lots Committee's recommendation that
Parking - Ordinance T-1-68, providing for regulation of parking in
Private Stalls private lots, be given favorable consideration. Motion
declared Carried.
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ZONING It was moved by Alderman Michaels, seconded by Alderman
Commercial Shillington, to concur with City Code's Committee's
Districts recommendation that the City Attorney prepare a draft
amendment to the Zoning Code re definition of Commercial
Districts as recommended by Tec-Search,Inc. and amended by said Committee.
After discussion, said report was amended that the City Clerk submit to
members of Council the amendments of the Committee to allow a two week
study and report be made at the next meeting. Motion declared Carried.
RESULUTION It was moved by Alderman Czubakowski, seconded by Alderman
R-22-68 Shillington, to concur with Civil Defense Committee's
Disaster recommendation to adopt Resolution R-22-68, authorizing
Iospital the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the agreement with
the State of Illinois having to do with the storage of
a Packaged Disaster Hospital within the City. Motion
declared Carried.
BILLS
PAYABLE:
Postage
Meter
It was moved by Alderman Prickett, seconded by Alderman
Shillington, to adopt the following resolution: BE IT
RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DES PLAINES
THAT THE FOLLOWING BILLS ARE DUE AND PAYABLE AND THE MAYOR
AND CITY CLERK ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO MAKE PAYMENT FOR
SAME: Total $260,542.04. Upon roll call, the vote was:
AYES: - 14 - Alderman Rateike, Prickett, Wright, Bolek,
Figard, Hinde, Czubakowski, Wagner, Thomas,
Bonaguidi, Seitz, Shillington, Michaels,
Mayor
NAYS: 0 - None
ABSENT: 3 - Alderman Szabo, Leer, Swanson
There being fourteen affirmative votes, Motion declared
Carried.
It was moved by Alderman Prickett, seconded by Alderman
Rateike, to concur with Finance Committee's recommendation
to authorize the purchase of a new postage meter, in the
amount of $685.00. Upon roll call, the vote was:
AYES: - 14 - Alderman Rateike, Prickett, Wright, Bolek,
Figard, Hinde, Czubakowski, Wagner, Thomas,
Bonaguidi, Seitz, Shillington, Michaels,
Mayor.
NAYS: 0 - None
ABSENT: 3 - Alderman Szabo, Leer, Swanson
There being fourteen affirmative votes, Motion declared
Carried.
TRANSFER OF It was moved by Alderman Prickett, seconded by Alderman
FUNDS Figard, to concur with Finance Committee's recommendation
to authorize the City Comptroller to transfer funds in the
amount of $155,626.10 from the Water Surplus Account to
Operation and Maintenance Account, for the repair, improve-
ment, enlargement or extension of the waterworks system.
Upon roll call, the vote was:
AYES: - 14 - Alderman Rateike, Prickett, Wright, Bolek,
Figgrd, Hinde, Czubakowski, Wagner, Thomas,
Bonaguidi, Seitz, Shillington, Michaels,
Mayor.
NAYS: 0 - None
ABSENT: 3 - Alderman Szabo, Leer, Swanson
There being fourteen affirmative votes, Motion declared
Carried.
Committee Alderman Prickdtt, Chairman, set a meeting of the Finance
Meeting Committee for Monday, June 24th at 7:30 P.M.
Committee Alderman Czubakowski, Chairman, announced a meeting of the
Meeting Special Historical Society along with the Historical Society
June 19th at the Des Plaines Funeral Home at 8 P.M.
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Sesquicentennial It was moved by Alderman Czubakowski, seconded by Alderman
Parade - Float Figard, to concur with Special Sesquicentennial Committee's
recommendation to authorize the expenditure not to exceed
$1500 for expenses for the parade in Springfield, August
9th, which includes the cost of constructing the float,
in the amount of $886.00 plus $200 transportation costs,
and the expenses of the delegates to the parade.
Upon roll call, the vote was:
AYES: - 14 - Alderman Rateike, Prickett, Wright, Bolek,
Figard, Hinde, Czubakowski, Wagner, Thomas,
Bonaguidi, Seitz, Shillington, Michaels,
Mayor.
NAYS: 0 - None
ABSENT: 3 - Alderman Szabo, Leer, Swanson
There being fourteen affirmative votes, Motion declared
Carried.
0 RDI NANCE
Z-21-68
45' Height
C-3 District
After second reading, it was moved by Alderman Figard,
seconded by Alderman Hinde, to adopt Ordinance Z-21-68,
amending the text of the Zoning Ordinance eliminating
the phrase "three stories or", so that the allowable
height for buildings in the C-3 Regional Shopping District
be forty-five feet. Upon roll call, the vote was:
AYES: - 14 - Alderman Rateike, Prickett, Wright, Bolek,
Figard, Hinde, Czubakowski, Wagner, Thomas,
Bonaguidi, Seitz, Shillington, Michaels,
Mayor.
NAYS: 0 - None
ABSENT: 3 - Alderman Szabo, Leer, Swanson
There being fourteen affirmative votes, Motion declared
Carried.
ORDINANCE After second reading, it was moved by Alderman Prickett,
Z-22-68 seconded by Alderman Wagner, to adopt Ordinance Z-22-68,
111 45' Height amending the text of the Zoning Ordinance eliminating
C-2 District the phrase "three stories in height or" so that the
height limitation for buildings in the C-2 Commercial
District be forty-five feet. Upon roll call, the vote was:
AYES: -114 - Alderman Rateike, Prickett, Wright, Bolek,
Figard, Hinde, Czubakowski, Wagner, Thomas,
Bonaguidi, Seitz, Shillington, Michaels,
Mayor.
NAYS: 0 - None
ABSENT: 3 - Alderman Szabo, Leer, Swanson
There being fourteen affirmative votes, Motion declared
Carried.
ORDINANCE After second reading, it was moved by Alderman Rateike,
Z-23-68 seconded by Alderman Hinde, to adopt Ordinance Z-23-68,
45' Height amending Section 4 A.4 of the Zoning Ordinance to
C-1 District increase the allowable height of buildings in the C-1
Neighborhood Shopping District to forty-five (45) feet
in height. Upon roll call, the vote was:
AYES: - 11 - Alderman Rateike, Prickett, Wright, Bolek,
Figard, Hinde, Czubakowski, Bonaguidi,
Seitz, Shillington, Mayor.
NAYS: 3 - Alderman Wagner, Thomas, Michaels
ABSENT: 3 - Alderman Szabo, Leer, Swanson
There being eleven affirmative votes, Motion declared
Carried. It was moved by Alderman Bonaguidi, seconded
by Alderman Prickett, to reconsider the question on
Ordinance Z-23-68. Upon roll call, the vote was:
AYES - 7 - Alderman Prickett, Wagner, Thomas, Bonaguidi,
Seitz, Shillington, Michaels
NAYS: 6 - Alderman Rateike, Wright, Bolek, Figard,
Hinde, Czubakowski.
ABSENT: 3 - Alderman Szabo, Leer, Swanson
There being seven affirmative votes, Motion declared
Carried.
The roll call vote on Ordinance Z-23-68 was:
AYES: 6 - Alderman Rateike, Wright, Bolek, Figard,
Hinde, Czubakowski.
NAYS: 7 - Alderman Prickett, Wagner, Thomas, Bonaguidi,
Seitz, Shillington, Michaels
ABSENT: 3 - Alderman Szabo, Leer, Swanson. Motion to
adopt Ordinance 2-23-68 was declared lost, there being
seven negative votes.
ORDINANCE
T-1-68
Parking in
Private
Spaces
Vacate
Ailey
between
Ashland &
Thacker
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It was moved by Alderman Figard, seconded by Alderman Hinde,
to waive first Reading of Ordinance T-1-68, having to do with
Parking of Vehicles in Private Spaces and Stalls. Motion
declared Carried. It was moved by Alderman Figard, seconded
by Alderman Michaels to adopt Ordinance T-1-68.
Upon roll call, the vote was:
AYES: - 14 - Alderman Rateike, Prickett, Wright, Bolek,
Figard, Hinde, Czubakowski, Wagner, Thomas,
Bonaguidi, Seitz, Shillington, Michadls
NAYS: 0 - None
ABSENT: 3 - Alderman Szabo, Leer, Swanson
There being fourteen affirmative votes, Motion declared Carried.
It was moved by Alderman Rateike, seconded by Alderman Figard
to vacate the complete alley from Center to Cora between
Thacker and Ashland. Motion declared Carried. Alderman Bolek
voted No.
ORDINANCE Placed on First Reading Was Ordinance M-19-68, vacating the
M-19-68 alley mentioned above. It was moved by Alderman Figard,
Alley Vacation seconded by Alderman Seitz, to waive First Reading of
Ordinance M-19-68, vacating said alley. Upon roll call
the vote was:
AYES: - 10 - Alderman Figard, Hinde, Czubakowski, Wagner,
Thomas, Bonaguidi, Seitz, Shillington, Michaels,
Mayor
NAYS: 4 - Alderman Rateike, Prickett, Wright, Bolek
ABSENT: 3 - Alderman Szabo, Leer, Swanson
Inasmuch as a two-thirds majority vote is required, motion
to waive First Reading was declared Lost and Ordinance M-19-68
remained on First Reading.
RESOLUTION
Chicago &
Northwestern
Annexation
Agreement
PLAT OF
DEDICATION
Sycamore
It was moved by Alderman Figard, seconded by Alderman Hinde,
to adopt a resolution authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to
execute the amendment to the Annexation Agreement dated
January 2, 1968, which extends the time within which the City
shall have to complete various items of construction under
Article Iii and Article V of said agreement. Upon roll call,
the vote was:
AYES: - 14 - Alderman Rateike, Prickett, Wright, Bolek,
Figard, Hinde, Czubakowski, Wagner, Thomas,
Bonaguidi, Seitz, Shillington, Michaels, Mayor.
NAYS: 0 - None
ABSENT: 3 - Alderman Szabo, Leer, Swanson
There being fourteen affirmative votes, Motion declared Carried.
ZONING CASES
68-35-R
68-36-R
68-37-R
Sign -
illr
Cave-Inn
Restaurant
25 M.P.H.
Load Limit
Des Plaines
Manor
Stop Sign
White &
VanBuren
Liquor
iL' cense
n.eques
The Plat of Dedication of Sycamore Street was referred to
the Municipal Development Committee for study and report.
The letters from the Des Plaines Zoning Board of Appeals
re the following cases were referred to the Municipal
Development Committee for study and report:
Case 68-35-R - 955 East Rand Road; Case 68-36-R - 2500 S.
Des Plaines Avenue; Case 68-37-R - S. W. Corner of Stockton
and River Road; Case 68-37-R - S.W. Corner of Stockton and
River Road.
The request of Cave Inn Restaurant for a sign at 2733 Mannheim
Road was referred to the Building Control and Inspection
Committee for study and report.
It was moved by Alderman Hinde, seconded by Alderman Prickett,
to authorize the posting of Des Plaines Manor Subdivision
with 25 m. p. h. speed limit signs and Load Limit - three tons,
Motion declared Carried.
The request of Mr. Edward Hindsby for a stop sign at White
and VanBuren was referred to the Traffic Commission for study
and report.
The request of Gamwood Inc. for a Beer Only liquor license
for the proposed Pizza Inn on Elmhurst Road was referred to
the License, Health and Inspection Committee for study and
report.
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Sewer Agreement The letter from Kenneth J. Leibach requesting a sewer
K.J. Leibach agreement for the installation of a combination sanitary
Everett St. and storm sewer on Everett Street, was referred to the
Sewer Committee for study and report.
Zoning Case
68-20-R
AGREEMENT -
John Sexton
& Gravel Co.
The letter from Attorney Meyer, withdrawing the petition
in Zoning Case 68-20-R - Corbetta Construction Co., Inc.
was placed on file.
The proposed Agreement between the City and John Sexton
and Gravel Corporation for refuse dumping was referred
to the Sanitation Committee for study and report.
Building and Grounds Committee requests a notification
of meeting to consider this agreement.
FIRE STATION The report of the structural investigation of the roof
#2 framing system of Fire Station #2 as completed by Rittweger
Holmes & Fox & Tokay, Inc., engaged by Holmes and Fox Architects,
was referred to. the Building and Grounds Committee for
study and report.
Speed Limit
Wolf Rd.
Mayor Behrel reported that in a communication from the
State Highway Department, they are considering the
posting of 30 m.p.h. speed limit signs from the Golf
Road traffic circle, north to Rand Road.
APPOINTMENT It was moved by Alderman Shillington, seconded by Alderman
Thomas T. Prickett, to concur in Mayor Behrel's appointment of
Signaigo Mr. Thomas T. Signaigo, 633 S. Sixth Avenue, to the
Traffic traffic commitsion to fill the vacancy of Mr. Jack
Commission Kelley, term to expire April 30, 1973. Motion declared
Carried.
ADJOURNMENT:
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It was moved by Alderman Shillington, seconded by Alderman
Bonaguidi, that the regular meeting of the City Council
adjourn. Motion declared Carr
)T ELJf
APPROVE ]I BY ME THIS / DAY
OF
1968 A.D.
Herbert H. tehrel
MAYOR
Bertha Eleanor Rohrb
City Clerk
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