Council Minutes 060666181
MINUTES OF THE REGUIAR MEETING
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF DES PLAINES~ I~I-'-INOIS, HELD
IN THE. COUNCIL ROOK," CITY RALL,
MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1966
CALL TO ORDER: The regular meeting of the Qi~y Council of the
City of Des Plaines was called to order by Mayor
Herbert H. Behrel at 8:05 P.M. The me~ting
opened with a prayer by Rev. Thomas J. Han~~y, pastor of st. Stephens
Protomartyr, t•llowed by the pledge of allegiance to the flag.
ROLL CALL: Roll Call indicated the .following aldermen present:
Prickett, Wright, Bolek~ Leer, Shillington,
Figard, Wagner, Swanson, French, Martin.
. .
Absent were Aldermen Rateike, Szabo, and Czupakow~ki ;.and Bonaguidi.
Present also were Police Chief Kennicott, Police Captain Hintz, Fire
Marshall Arndt, Building Com~issioner ·schuepfer, Commissioner of Public
Works Warnicke, City Engineer Fletcher, and City Attorney DiLeonardi.
Also City Comptroller Blietz.
There being a quorum present, the meeting was in order.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
OPEN BIDS:
1966 Maintenance
Various Arterial Sts.
& Non-Arterial Sts.
It was moved by Alderman Prickett and seconded by
Alde~man Wright that the Minutes of the .Regular
meeting of the City Council held May 16, 1966,
be approved as written. Motion Carried.
It was moved by Alderman Prickett and seconded
by Alderman Martin to authorize and direct ·the
City Clerk to open bids received for the 1966
Maintenance of Various Arterial Streets -striping,
and Non-Arterial Stre~ts -patching and sealing.
The followiRg bids were received for the 1966 Maintenance of Various
Arterial Streets -striping of streets:
Maintenance Coatings Co.;·nrookfield, Illinois
Preform Parking Engineers, Inc., Chica~o, Ill.
Penna-Line Corporation of America, Chicago, Ill.
$9,690~10
13~891.30
11,737.50
The following bids were received for the 1966 Maintenance of Various
-·Non-Arterial Streets -patching and sealing:
Allied Asphalt Paving Company, ·Hillside, Ill •.
Skokie Valley Asphalt ·co., Inc., Des Plaines
Arrow Road Construction Co., Mt. Prospect, Ill.
$21~916~42
20~772.91
21,908.75
It was moved by Alderman Prickett and seconded by Alderman Swanson to
refer said bids to Finance Committee, Streets and Traffic Committee,
Commis.sioner of Public Works and City Engineer for study and report.
Motion' Carried•,
OPEN BIDS:
Pick-up Truck
It was moved by Alderman Figard and seconded
by Alderman Shillington that the City Clerk
be authorized and directed to open bids received
for the pick:--up truck for the. Water Department.
Motion Car~ied and the following bids re~eived:
Oakton Automotive Service, Inc.
The Molleken Co.
{International) $
(GMC)
2~024~60
2~025.00
1~998.51
1~907.30
1,986.37
Lehigh Truck Sales, Inc.
Jim Aikey Ford ·
(GMC)
. (Ford)"
(Chevrolet) Des Plaines Motor Sales, Inc.
It was moved by Alderman Figard a~d seconded by Al4erman Wagner to
refer said bids to the Finance and Water Committees and Commissioner of
Public Works for study and report. Motion Carried.
OPEN BIDS:
Tree-trimming &
Removal & Stump
Removal
It was moved by Alderman Wright and seconded by
Alderman. Wagner to authorize and direct the City
Clerk to open bids received for tree-trimming,
tree removal and stump removal. ·Motion Carried.
'The following bids were received;
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Bids (continued)
Bishop's Tree t & Landscaping Service:
Tree trimming & removal
qualified Forester
Overtime
Emergency, night, Sunday & Holidays
Stump Removal
The Davey Tree Expert Co.:
Tree trimming & removal
Qualified Forester
Overtime
{ E~ergency, night,. Sunday and Holidays
Stump Removal
Tri State Clearing, Inc. -Stump Removal:
Stump Removal only
Stump Removal & chip clean up
Stump Removal, chip clean up, and black
dirt placed in hole (not · seeded)
$4.00 per man per hr.
NC? Charge
4.0o p~r man per hr.
5.oo per man per hr.
.43 per diameter inch.
5.75 per man per
8~00 per hr . . hr.
8.62 per hr.
11.50 per hr.
.52 per diameter inch
0~239/10 per dia. inch
!46 per dia. inch
.64 per dia. inch.
It was moved by Alderman Wa gner and seconded by Alderman Leer to refer
said bids to the Finance and Elm Tree Disease Committees and Commissioner
of Public Works for study and report. Motion Carried.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICIALS: The City Clerk submitted reports as follows!
~ Report of Treasurer for month of April,
Des Plaines Human Relations Commission Minu~es and Agenda, Report of
Health Department for May, Report of Building Commissioner for May,
Minutes of Des P laines Public Library Board. Said reports placed on file.
Report of City Comptroller;
Special Assessment
.Examination
City Comptroller Blietz submitted the
supplemental examination of Siecial
Assessment funds by Donald E. Bark,
Certified Public Accountant , wherein they
recommend that the balances as reflected on the books and records of
the Treasurer of the City of Des Plaines be adjusted to the balances
as reflected in report of said examination. The Re~ort of Examination
was referred to the Finance Committee, City·Attorney, and City Comp-
troller. for study and ·report.
Report of Build~Commissi o n-Building Commissioner Schuepfer reported
er _Schuppfer on the International Convention attended
by him last week, and stated that the
Convention went on record as opposing
any action ,to federali~e building departments. Mr. Schuepfer further
stated .that he will ascertain if a number has been given to afore-me» ~.nnt!r!
mentioned Bill,. if there is one, and report to Council.
Advertise for Bids
MFT\ Section 69 cs;
71 .cs and 7 3 CS
City Engineer Fletcher requested that the
City advertise for bids returnable July
5th on the following MFT projects:
Section 69 CS, Traffic lrghts at Mt.
Prospect & M8.nnheim; Section 71 CS,
Howard Street Improvement from Lee Street to Wolf Road; and Section 73CS,
Improvement of Everett Street to Plainfield School. It was moved by
Alderman Martin and seconded by Alderman Swanson to concur j_n City
Engineer's request. Motion Carriea.
Golf Mill Incorporation City Attorney DiLeonardi reported that
the In~orporation of the Village of Golf
Mill failed in the el~ction held May 31st,
1966 by. a vote of 7 to 3. He stated there ar~ two · steps requiring
consideration (1) surrottnding ~unicipalities to become concerned about
possible annexation and (2) a second petition can come before the court
to incorporate the entire area. Mayor Behrel reported that a meeting
had been held with Mayor Blase of Niles and Mayor Ball of Park Ridge,
in which a decision had been made to conduct a feasibility study as
follows:
Niles; Population count door to door
Park Ridge; roads and sidewalks
Des Plaines; Fire protection in the area.
Alderman Rateike entered at this time -8:52 P.M.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES:
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·;;iioe-ckenhauer Property" A -!ci~r,n.iru:i ~F_r~nc-11:,. · Cha~r-~a~ --~:t tl!e Munici-
" .. _ .. · ~ -.. --~ -~ __ . ·-.'P~l: __ D~,#f ye lop~ent _-C~mn:ii t te_e _, _ adyi!3 e,d the
..... ·· ~--Council that said Committee has received
a proposed annexation agrcemept and plat, but sugges·ted that Council
take no action at this time. A meeting was set for Thursday, June 9th,
at 8 P .M.
Albert H.·Ahrens Subdivision
Dempster & Potter Rd.
It was moved by Alderman French and
seconded by Alderman Prickett that Council
concur in Municipal Dev~Jopment Committee's
recommendation that the M~yor and City Clerk be ~thorized and directed
to sign the plat of Albert)If Ahrens Subdiyision at Dempster & Potter
~1 Road after the ne&essary cash or bonds have been submitted for the
sidewalks and improvements. Motion Carried.
20' Alley Dedication
between Cambridge &
Cornell
It was moved by Alderman French and
seconded by Alderman Prickett that
Council concur in Municipal Development
Committee's recommendation to authorize
and direct ·the Mayor and City Clerk to sign the plat of 20' alley
dedication between Cambridge & Cornell. Motion Carried.
Fire Committee Meeting Alderman Rateike set a meeting with the
South Maine Fire Protection District and
~ Park Ridge Manor Fire Protection District
for 7:30 and North Maine Fire Protection District for 8:00 P.M., July 12th
and requested the City Attorney to prepare a letter to said districts
informing them of the meeting.
Recommend amendment to
Building Code (Access Holes)
It was moved by Alderman Prickett and
seconded by Alderman Wright that Council
1 concur in Building Controls and Inspection
-committee's recommendation to authorize the City Attorney to draft the
necessary ordinance to amend the Building Code to include the paragraph
regarding "Access Holes" which appeared in the previous Building Code.
Motion Carried.·
Adoption of National
Fire Code
It was moved by Alderman Prickett and
seconded by Alderman Wright that Coupcil
1 concur in Building Control and Inspection
Committee's recommendation to refer the
letter to Fire Chief Arndt from Lt. Arthur re the adoption of the National
Fire Code to the City Code and Fire Committees and City Attorney for study
and report. Motion Carried.
Petition -"Oakton Towers Alderman Prickett, member of the Building
Hotel" Control and Inspection Cotpmittee made the
· following report: "The petition from owners
of property across the alley from Oak Leaf
Commons objecting to erection of any building which would wholly or
partially house apartments on property immediately adjacent to Wicke
Avenue has been referred to our committee. Your Committee on Building
Control and Inspection has investigated the above and has found that the
building known as "Oakton Towers Hotel" does not comply with the intended
usage of C-2 zoning which does not permit apartment dwellings, and we
recommend that the building permit be denied and Building Commissioner
Schuepfer be instructed to contact the developer and builder of this
building and inform him of usage allowed under this zoning." It was moved
by Alderman Prickett and seconded by Alderman Bolek .that Council Qoncur
in said report. Motion Carried.
Withdraw motion to adopt
Resolution re Builuing
Department Fees
t .
It was moved by Alderman Prickett and
s 'ec onded by Alderman Wagner that Council
concu~ in-Building Control and Inspection
Committee's recommendation to adopt the
Resolution re Building Department fees.
After consid.erable discussion, Alderman Prickett and Wagner wi.thdrew
their motion and requested the Council to meet as .a whole re this Resolu-
tion and the Building Commissioner prepare a.comparison sheet of fees
using the old Code and other mw1icip~lities' fees.
Ir • .. II :llo
Amendment to fence Alderman Prickett, member of the Building
Ordinance Control and Inspection Committee, reported
that said Committee has investigated an
amendment to the fence ordinance and
recommends a fee schedule for fences and council approval on all cases
not qualifying under the City's present Code and that same remain in
Committe~ for further ~tudy along with the City Attorney.
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--Approve -Sign Permit;
Chrysler Facility
650 Northwest Hwy.
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It _was moved by Alderman Prickett and
seconded by Alderman Wagner that Council
Concur in Building Control and Inspection
Committee's recom~endation that the appli-
cation for a sign permit be grpn~ed to
Chrysler Facility, 650
be authorized to issue
Northwest Highway, and the Building Commissioner
the necessary permit. Motion Carried •.
Award Contract -Benge
Electric Inc. -Additional
~mperage City Hall
Request denied -Albert
Ruffolo -License Ordinance
Grant Liquor License
Holiday Inns of America,
J.nc.
It was moved by Alderman Shillington and
seconded by Alderman Rateike that Council
concur in Building and Grounds and Finance
Committeest recommendation to award the
contract to Benge Electric Inc. for the
additional amperage needed to comply with
Electrical requirements of the Electrical
Code in the ~Iteration of City Hall, at
a cost of $2~995.oo.
1 On Roll Call, the vote was:
AYES: 12 -Alderman Rateike, Prickett,
Wright~ Bolek, Leer, Shillington,
Figard, Wagner, Swanson, French,
Martin, Mayor
NAYES: 0 None
ABSENT: 3 -Alderman Szabo, Czubakowskii
Bonaguidi
There being twelve affirmative votes,
Mot.ion Carried • .
It was moved by Alderman Bole~ and
seconded by Alderman Swanson that Council
concur in License Health and Inspection
Committee's request to deny request of
Albert Ruffolo to amend License Ordinance
re selling fruit and vegetables from
vehicle. Motion Carried.
It was moved by Alderman Bolek and
seconded by Alderman Wright that Council
concur in License Health and Inspection
, Committee's recom1,1 endation to grant a
liquor license to Holiday Inns of America,
Inc. subject to their obtaining satis-
factory zoning at Touhy and M~nnheim, and
the City Attorney be authorized and directed to prepare the necessary
ordinance to increase Class A liquor licenses by one --said liquor
license ordinance to be held on First Reading until location is determined.
Motion Carried. Alderm~ Figard voted No.
Resolu~ion re Techny
Land Fill Site
Approve Driveway Penn~.!_
Irvco, Inc., 1757 s.
Winthro~ive
Water Committee Meet!..!!lL_
I
It was moved by Alderman Swanson and
seconded hy Alderman Figard that Council
concur in Sanitation Committee's recommend-
. ation to adopt the resolution regarding
Techny Land Fill Site favoring the issuance
of the declaratory judgement applied for
and supporting the petitioner's application
in the Circuit Court. Motion Carried.
It was moved by Alderman Martin and seconded
by Alderman Rateike that Council concur in
Streets and Traffic recommendation to
approve the dr~veway permit (80 foot)
of Irvco, Inc., 1757 s. Winthrop Drive.
Motion Carried 0
Alderman Figard set a meeting of the
Water Committee for 7:30 June 13th along
with Finande Commitiee and representative
of Ampress. Brick Co.
Lease Agreement -C.N.W. R.R. It was moved by Alderman Wright and second-
~urchase of Meters & Stalls ed by Alderman Martin that Council concur
Cumberland Parking Lot in Parking Lots Committee recommendation
to accept the Chicago & North Western
Railway lease for the operation of the
Cumberland Station Paxking Lot and ee
purchase stalls at a total cost of $429.00 and 39 head meters at an
approximate total cost of $2,769.00. On Roll Call, the vote was:
Lease Agreement
(Continued)
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AYES: 12 -Alde~C;in Rateike, P-fic.kett,
W~~ght~ Bo~~~,·Leer, Sh~ll
--ing~~:q., · Figard, 'Wagner,
Swanson, French, Martin.
Mayor.
NAYES: 0 -None
1 85
ABSENT-: 3 -Alderman Szabo, Czubakowski,
Bonaguidi.
There being twelve affirmative votes,
Motion-Carried.
St_!:Ullp Removal Alderman Leer, member of the Elm Tree
Disease Committee, made the following
report: "Your Committee on Elm Tree
Disease has investigated the possibility of stump removal throughout
the City and therefore recommend that stump removal be included in the
City's regular tree removal program, starting at once. Estimated cost
would be $12 per tree and we recommend. that -350 stumps per year be re-
moved for the next .two years at an approximate cost of $4200 per year."
It was moved by Alderman Leer and seconded by Alderman Figard that Council
conc\,\r in said report. On Rol-1 Call, the vote was:
To file condemnation suit
819 Graceland Avenue
AYES: -12 -Alderman Rateike, Prickett,
Wright, Bolek, Leer, Shill-
ington, 'Figard, Wagner,
Swanson, French, Martin,
Mayor.
NAYES: -0 -None
ABSENT: -3 -Alderman Szabo, Czubakowski,
Bonaguidi.
There being t~elve affirmative votes,
Motion Carried.
It was moved-by Alderman Wagner and second-
ed by Alderman Shillington that Council
concur in Library Committee's recanmenda-
tion that every effort be made to negotiate
the property located at 819 Grace~land Avenue and o~ly as a last res~rt to
file~ condemnation suit and the~ity~ttorney to prepare the necessary
Resofution t .o be p 1assed by Council at next meetinf?. Motion Carried.
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APPROVAL Of BILLS PAYABLE.: Alderman Prickett, Chairman of the Finance
C-Ommittee, presented the following resolu-
. t-ion:-BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY OF DES
PLAINES THAT THE FOLLQWING BILLS ARE DUE AND PAYABLE. AND THE MAYOR AND
CITY CLE!q{ BE AND HEREBY AUTHORIZED _ TO MAKE PATI:IENT FOR SAME: Total,
$29,471.04. It was moved by Alderman Prickett and seconded by Alderman
Swanson that Council adopt the above resolution.
OID BUSINESS:
701 Program for "Local
Planning Assistance"
On Roll Call, the vote wa~~
AYES: -12 -Alderman Hatei~e, Prickett,
Wright, Bolek~ Leer, Shill-
iJ3on, Figard, Wagner,
Swanson, French, Martin,
Mayor.
NAYES: -0 -None
ABSENT: -3 -Alderman Szabo, Czubakowski,
Bonaguidi.
T-here-heing twelve affirmative votes,
Motion Carried.
It was. moved by Alderman Prickett and
seconded by Alderman French, that Council
submit to the proper State-and Federal
authorities a "Prriposed Scope of Servic~s
for a two-phase "701" Planning Assistance .Pr-egram, City-wide Comprehensive
Plan and Central Business District-Plan" as prepared by Tee-Search, Inc.
On Roll Call, the vote was: ·
AYES: ll --Alderman Rateike, Prickett,
NAYES:-- 1
AflSEN-T : : - 3
Wrigbt~ Leer, Shillington,
Figard~ Wagner; Swanson,
French, Martin, Mayor.
Alderman Bolek
Alderman Szabo, Czubakowski,
},1onaguidi.
There being eleven affirmative votes,
Motion. Carried.
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: -' ,
~RDlN,4NCE B-2-66
.C .~nflagration Hazard
Districts
ORDINANCE B-3-66
Firestopping & Attic
Sp-aces
ORDINANCE Z-2-66
6 & 30 North River Rd.
ORDINANCE A-8~66
r annexing 6 & 30 ~...!. ·-
River Road
ORDINA..~CE Z-7-66
rezoning 855 Rand Road
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It .was . moved by AldE?rman Rateike and sec oo.ded
by Ardqrman Mart~n that Council adopt Ordinance
B-2-66, amending Article VII of the Building
Code and Ordinance of the City of Des Plaines
having to do with Conflagration Hazard Districts.
On-Roll Call, the vote was:
AYES: -10 -Alderman Rateike, Wright, Bolek,
Leer, Figard, Wagner, Swanson,
French, Martin, Mayor.
, NAYES: - 2 -Alderman Prickett, Shillington
ABSENT: -3 Alderman Szabo, Czubakowski,
Bonaguidi
There being ten affirmative votes, Moti£!!.
Carried.
It was moved by Alderman Prickett and seconded
by Alderman Rateike that Council adopt Ordinance
B-3-66 having to do with firestopping and attic
spaces amending Section 20.14-3e.
On Roll Call, the vote was:
AYES: 12 -Alderman Rateike, Prickett,
Wright~ Bolek,.Leer, Shillington,
Figard, Wagner, Swanson, French,
Mart in, Mayor.
NAYES! -0 -None
ABSENT: -3 -Alderman Szabo, Czubakowski,
Bonaguidi.
There-being twelve affirmative votes, Motion
Carried •
. It was moved by Alderman Figard and seconded
by Alderman Prickett that Council adopt Ordinance
Z-2-66 rezoning property located at 6 and 30
North River -Road presently owned by Shawfrank
and Fornell, to City M-2 General Manufacturing
District upon annexation.
On Roll Call, the vote was:
AYES: -12 -Alrlerman llateike, Prickett,
Wright, Bolek, Leer, Shilling-
ton, Figard, Wagner, Swanson,
French, Martin, Mayor.
NAYES! -0 -None
ABSENT: -3 Alderman Szabo, Czubakowski,
Donagutdi.
There being twelve affirmative votes, Motion
Carried.
Lt was moved by Aiderman Prickett and seconded
by Alderman Figard to adopt Ordinance A-8-66,
annexing property located at 6 and 30 North
River Road. On Roll Call the vote was: ·
AYES: 12 -Alderm~n Rateike, Prickett,
Wright, Belek, Leer, Shilling-
ton, Figard, Wagner, Swanson,
French, Martin, Mayor.
NAYES: -0 None
ABSENT: -3 Alderman Szabo, Czvbalrnwski,
_Bonaguidi o
There being twe 1 ve affirmative vo :t es , Motion __
Car_}"ied.
It was moved by Alderman Shillington and
seconded by Alderman French to adopt Ordinance
Z-7-66, rezon.ing property +ocated at-855 Rand
Road from R-2 Single Family Residence District
tp c-2 Commercial District. After considerable
d-iscus-sion a roll call vote was taken as follows:
AYES: 9 -Alderman Rateike, Prickett,·
NAYES:--. 3
A-BSEN-T : -3
Wright, Shillirigton, Figard,
Wagner, French~ Martin, Mayor.
Alderman ~olek~ Leer, Swans6n
Alderman Szabo, Czubakowski,
Bonaguidi. ·
There being nine affirmative votes, Motion
,. Carried.
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NEW BUSINESS-: ., : .. .. -~ ... "" .. ~ --·.. . ·:-
_..,,.. • .,_.r •• .... -" ... ,., .... ,
.OJm.lNANCE. M-13-66 -1 · - -••
FJx.st Reading -Closing
llours for sale of liquor
Adopt Resolution
comm~nding Thomas M.
Blake -Littlefuse,
Inc.
Zoning Case 66-12-R
Zoning Case 66-15-R
" COOK COUNTY ZONING
DOCKET #1058 & 1059
Letter -Daniel w.
Morava -re alley
Riverview to Everett
between Illinois & Elm
~
Dedication of Hamilton
Rd. -within 1-i miles
of City limits
Letter -re interpre-
tation of 4C.5 in C-3
zoning district
Alderman Czubakowski's
Request -Study of
C-2 Gorn. Classific~tion
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On .. ~i~st R~adtng _was OrdinB:nce ~~13~66-, _am~nd:ing
Section 5-34-11 of the City Code, having to ·do
with closing hours for sale of alcoholic liquor.
It was moved by Alderman Shillington. and seconded
by Alderman Figard to place Ordinance M-11-66
on passpge. On Roll Call, the vote was:
AYES: - 5 -Alderman Rl!:teike, Bolek, Shillington
Figard, Swanson
NAYES: - 6 -Alderman P rickett, Wright, Leer,
Wagner, F~ench, Mart in -
ABSENT: -3 -Alderman Szabo, Czubakowski,
Bonaguidi.
There being six negative votes, Motion to
place on passage l_ost an.d Ordinance M-13-66
remains on First Reading.
It was moved by Alderman Priclrntt and seconded
by Alderman Figard to adopt a resolution
commending Thomas M. Blake for his business and
civic associations which have hrought new hnnors
and prestige to the City of Des Plaines, r~cently
an award for efforts of Littlefuse, Inc. in its
contributions to the Space Program of the United
Saa~es of America. Motion Carried.
The letter from Des Plaines Zoning Boa.rd of _
Appeals re Case 66-12-R, wherein they recommend
granting petition for rezoning property located
at Mt. Prospect Road, north of Northwest Toll-
way to M-2 General Manufacturing District,
upon annexation, was referred to the Municipal
Development Committee for study and report •
.
The letter from Des Plaines Zoning Board of
Appeals re Case 66-15-R, wherein the¥ recanmend
granting petition for rezoning property located
at 929, 935 and 941 O~kton Street from R-2 to
C-2 was referred to the Municipal Development
Committee for study and report.
It was moved by Alderman Martin and seconded
by Alderman Rateike to authorize and direct the
City Attorney to attend public hearings . on
Dockets #1058 and #1059 on property located on
the North Side of Euclid Avenue, approximately
1290 feet west of Wolf Road in Wheeling Twp.
On Roll Call, the vote was:
AYES! -12 -Alderman Rateike, Prickett,
Wright~ Bolek, ·Leer, Shillington,
Figard~ Wagner, Swanson~ French,
Martin, Mayor.
1 NAYES: -0 -None
ABSENT: - 3 ~Alderm an Szabo, Czubakowski,
Bonaguidi.
There being twelve affirmative votes, Motion
Carrie-d.
The letter received from Daniel w. Morava re
alley from Riverview half way thru block toward
Everett, between Illinois and Elm Street, was
placed on file, with copy to Building Commissioner
The letter and plat of dedication of Hamilton
Road in Elk Grove Township, within It miles of
City limits was referred to Municipal Development
1 Committee for study and report.
The letter re an interpretation of 4C.5 in the
C-3 zoning district from Building Commissioner
Schuepfer was referred to the Building Control
and Inspection Committee, B u ilding Commissioner
and City Attorney for study and report.
The request for a study of C-2 Co mmercial
Classification with an eye to further breaking
dawn into more than just C-1, C-2, C-3 was
referred to Municipai Development Commissee
for study and report. .
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Le:tter . Sis~r.s .. of t:he
Koly Family of ·Nazareth
. r.e ~ speed l.imi t on Riv~.!:._
Road between Central &
Golf~ Rtlo
Petition -City to restrict
parking on both sides of
Thacker -Pearson to River-Rd.
Request ---Kuntze Bldg. Corp.
~eeting with Plan Commission
Scientific Machinery Movers
Inco request for No Parking
Signs nn Perry ~yreet_
APPOINT MENT TO COMMISSIONS :
Dr. John A. McM~hon -
-Board of Health
Charles H, Bentley <
Civil Service Cpmmission
Henry Kaufman~ Ve:r:n.~,!_!__Jacks
Fred W. Arl:ldt, Baul l V~~<:i.Yablen
Electrical Co mmission
~rold J e Ahbe
Fire and Police Co:(llJllission
C. Dewey Imig
Police Pensi9n Fund
William Burfisher
Traffic Commission
Kenneth E. Holmes
Architectural Commission
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T~e le{i~r received _ fro~ Sisters .of the
Holy -~amily ~f Nazareth, 353 Nor.th H.iver
Road regarding speed limit on River Road
between Central and Golf Road was referred
to the Traffic Commission for study and
rep.ort o
The signed petition requesting the City to
restri-ct parking on both sides of Thacker
Street from Pearson to River Road was
re-ferred to the Streets and Traffic
Committee for study and report.
The letter received from Kuntze Bui]ding 1
Corporation requesting an appointment
with the Plan Commission to discuss
property they are considering purchasing
was referred to the Plan Commission.
The letter received from Scientific 4
Machinery Movers Inc. requesting no parking
signs on P~rry Street was referred to the
StreP-ts and Traffic Committee for study
and reporto
It was moved by Alderman Prtckett and
seconded~ by Alderman Martin to concur
in Mayor's appointment of tir. John A.
McMahon to Board of Health for five year
term to expire April 30, 1971. Motion
Carriedo
It was moved by Alderman Wright and
seconded by Alderman Figard that Council
concur in the Mayor's reappointment of
Charles H. Bentley to the Civil Service
Commission for three-year term to expire
April 30, 1969. Motion Carried.
It was moved by Alderman Prickett and
seconded by Alderman Shillington to concur
in Mayor's reappointment of Henry Kaufman,
Vernell Jacks, and Fred w. Arndt, and
appointment of Paul v. Wahlen to the
Electrical Commission for one year term
to exp-ire April 30, 1967. Motion Carried.
It was moved by Alderman Figard and
s~conded by Alderman Wright that Council
c-encur-in Mayor's reappointment of Harold
J. Ahbe to the Fire and Police Commission
for three year term to expire April 30,
1969. Motion Carried.
It was moved by Alderman Figard and
seconded by Alderman Martin that Council
concur in Mayor's reappoint lli ent of c.
Dewey lmig to the Police Pension Fund ·
.fort~ year term to expire April 30,
1968 . Motion Carried.
It was moved by Alderman Prickett and ·
seconded by Alderman WrigDt that Council
concur in Mayor's reappointment of
William Burfisher to "the Traffic Commission
for a five year term to end April 30,
1971. Motion Carried.
It was moved by Alderman Swanson and
seconded by Alderman Wagner that Council
concur in Mayor's reappointment of
Kenneth E. Holmes t6 the Architectu~al
Commission for a three vear term to
end April 30, 1969. Motion Carried.
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It was moved by Alderman Martin and
i~cond~~-~y iiderm~n Fre~ch -t~ ·autho~ize
~~~ dii~ct ihe -~iti Attorney ·to prep~re ·
the necessary amendment to the ordinance
for a 25 M.P.H. Speed limit on Cumberland
Parkway from Golf Road south to Washington
Street.
It was moved by Alderman Shillington
and sec~nded by Alderman _Rateike that the
regular meeting of the City Council
adjourn. 'Motion Carried.
APPROVED BY ME THIS c=2.C ~ DAY OF