Council Minutes 101766255
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF 1 .
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ,
DES PLAINES, ILLINOIS, HELD IN
THE COUNCIL ROOM, CITY HALL,
MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1966.
CALL TO ORDER: The regular me eting of the City Council of
the City of Des Plaines was called to order
by Mayor Herbert H. Behrel at 8:05 P.M.
The meeting opened with a prayer by Rabbi Mark Shapiro followed by the
pledge of allegiance to the flag.
ROLL CALL: Roll Call indicated the following aldermen
Present.:· Shillington, Figard, Czubakowski .~
Wagner, Swanson, French, Martin, Bonaguidi,
Rateike, Szabo, Wright, Bolek, Leer.
Absent was Alderman Pri•kett.
Present also were City Comptroller Blietz, Police Ch~ef Kennicott, Fire
Marshall Arndt, Building Commissioner ·schuepfer, Commissioner of Public
Wor~ Warnicke, City Engineer Fletcher, Civil Defense Director Arthur,
and City Attorney Robert J. DiLeonardi.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: It was moved by Alderman Rateike· and
seconded by Alderman Shillington· that the
Minutes of the regular meeting of October 3, 1966, be approved as pub-
lished. A correction was made on Page one, paragraph 4, changing the name
Warnicke to Schwab. Motion Carried.
OPEN BIDS:
Cleaning of ~ludge Pit
& Removal
It · was moved by Alderman Wright and seconded
by Alderman Swanson to open the bid reca ved
for cleaning the lime sludge pit and removal
and disposal of semi-dry lime sludge. Motion
Carried. One bid was received from Trumbull Excavating in the amount of
$2.25 per yd for approximately 4,000 yards semi-dry lime sludge removal
and disposal and $25.00 per hr. for sludge removal from both lagoons
using a Dragline Machine .with 70' boom and 1 cu. yd. bucket, estimated
to require approximately 48 hrs. for a total bid of $10,200. Said bid
was referred to the Water and Finance Committee upon motion by Alderm1p
Swanson and seconded by Alderman Figard. Motion Carried,
Rock Salt .
Morton Salt Company
Hardy Salt Company
International Salt Co.
The Carey Salt Co.
Diamond Crystal Salt co.
Cargill, Inc.
It was moved by Alderman Figard and seconded
by Alderman Rateike to open bids received
for Rook Salt. Motion Carried. The
following bids were received:
$12.80 per ton
12.80 per ton
12.80 per ton
14.30 per ton
12;so per ton
12.80 per ton
with Inhibitor -$23.20
No bid
N·o bid
No bid
No bid
with Inhibitor -$16.80
It was moved by Alderman Swanson and seconded by Alderman Wright to refer
above bids to Parking Lots Committee, Streets and Traffic Committee, and
Finance Committee for study and report. Motion Carried.
Installation .of Emergency
Generator System
It was moved by Alderman Leer and seconded
b~ Alderman Martin to open bids received
for the installation of the Emergency
Generator System. Motion Carried, The
following bids were received:
Mid-America Electric, Co., Inc.
Charles Johnson's Electric Co., Inc.
Benge Electric, Inc.
Total $4, 898 .oo
4,810.00
4,467.00
3,877.49 G & I Electric, Inc.
It was moved . by Alderman Shillington and seconded by Alderman Wright
to refer above bids to the Civil Defense Committee, Dir.ector of Civil -
Defense, and Finance Committee, for study and report. Motion Carried.
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REPORTS OF CITY OFFICIALS: The Clerk submitted Comptroller's statement
. . of Cash Receipts from January to September;
Comptroller's report of Appropriation Expenditures from January to September;
and nine month report of Fire Department which :were ordered to be placed
on file.
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Report of Comptroller
Blietz
Page two
Comptroller Blietz reported the following:
"The City Council of the City of Des Plaines
passed an ordinance in November, 1965,
, establishing a Municipal Leasing Occu-
pation Tax. All monies collected have been held by the State of Illinois,
Department of Revenue, pending a court ruling. The De1Rrtment of Revenue
has now advised us that the Circuit Court of Cook County has ordered the
rele~s~ of these funds aqd the State Treasurer will issue a warrant in
the amount of $27,119.22 to the City of Des Plaines."
He further reported that the City has
received the second installment of the 1965 Tax Levy. The total collections
of taxes for 1~66 amou~t to $890,027.84. Collections of current year taxes
~xpressed as a perceptage o~ the tax (levy are 87~ as compared to 8~ last
year.
Report of Hearing _
Middle States Tel. Co.
Comptroller Blietz reported on the
hearing he attended in Springfield
October 10, 1966, before .the Illinois
Comm .erce Commission by Middle State.s Telephone Company of I ,llinois, re-
garding their application for authority to estaplish a special de·preciation
reserve and make special depreciation charges to offset extraordinary
retirements. He reported that Middle States Telephone Company, represented
by Martin M. Wandrey, Vice-President, stated that the amount of $700,000
per _year for the years 1~66 thru 1978 would be an operating expense of
the company and tha;t the Company has no intentions of filing for an. in-
crease in telephone rates at this tim~.
Dates for Budget Hearings Comptroller Blietz set dates for budget
hearings with the Finance Committee as
follows: Wednesday, November 9th -
Public Works Department; Wednesday, November 16th, Police and Fire; and
Wednesday, November 23rd, Buil~ing and cmunds 7:30, License and Health,
8:00, B~ilding Control and Inspection, 8:15, Legal, 8:30, Civil Defense
8:45, Clerk 9:00, All other 9:00; Wednesday, December 7th, Committee of
the Whole.
Report of Building Commissioner
Schuepfer
. ' Building Commissioner Schuepfer reported
on the r~cent publicity of the Building
Department stating that he believes the
situation is in the process of beiµg corrected. He renewed his request
that a Cash Bond be required at -the time the Building Permit is issued
to be returned at the time a Certificate of Occupancy is issued. It was
moved by Alderman Szabo and seconded by Alderman Leer to authorize the
City Attorney. to draft the ned~ssary amendment to the ordinance requiring
a cash deposit ~or certificate of occupancy and penalties for violation
thereof. Motion Carried •
..
Library Expansion City ,Attorney DiLeonardi repdrted that
the ~ibrary Board has passed a Resolution
which is the First .step necessary for
the expansion of library facilities to ~he nor~h. After explaining the
secQnd step of obtaining preliminary pLans and estimate ot cost, it was
moved by Alderman Wagner and seconded by Alderman Shillington to author-
ize the Library Board to engage an architect for the purposes of preparing
preliminary plans and estimate of co~t. After considerable discussion,
Motion was withdr~wn and Alderman W.agner was requested to meet with the
Library Board requesting them to obtain estimates of cost for architectural
services in preparing preliminary plans and estimate of cost. Alderman
Wa.gner, Chairman of the Library Committee, set a meeting of said Committee
with the Library Board for Tuesday, October 18, 1966, with City Attorney
Di Leonardi ...
Agreement -Walter J. Shall
and Enzo J. Frediani & City
of Des Plaines -Sewers
City Attorney DiLeonardi reported that
he has. ap pro.ved the agreement as to
~orm between the City of Des Plaines
and Walter J. Sh•ll and Enzo J. Frediani,
, Contractors for t)le purpose of charging
a tap-on fee to the storm and sanitary sewers being laid by said con-
tractors to Big Bend Subdivision until the principal amount ot $6,180.25
has been recovered. It was moved by Alderman Figard and se c onded by
Alde.rman Czubakowski .to authorize and direct the Mayor and City Clerk
to execute the aforementioned agreement. On Roll Call, the vote was:
AYES: -14 '-Aldermen Shi 11 ington, Figard, Czubakowski, Wagner, Swanson,
French, Martin, Bonaguidi! Rateike, Szabo, Wright, Bolet, Le e r, Mayor.
NAYS: -None; ABSENT: - A derman Prickett o There being fourte'en affirma-
tive votes, MOTION CAHRIED.
Easement -Birch St.
Improvement
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City Attorney DiLeonardi explained
that in order to complete the Birch
Street Improvement by Special Rssessment
it would be necessary to purchase an · ·
easement right from one of the property owners. It was moved by Alder-
man Swanxon and seconded by Alderman French to authorize and direct the
City Attor~ey to purchase the aforesaid easement right for a cost of
$300. On Roll Cal. I', the vote was: .
Adopt Resolution -
Metropolitan Sanitary
District
AYES: -14 -Aldermen Shillington,-Figard,
Czubakowski, Wagner, Swanson,
French, Martin, Bonaguidi,
Rateike, Szabo, Wright,
Bolek, Leer, Mayor.
NAYS: 0 -None ·
ABSENT: -1 -Alderman Prickett
There being fourteen affirmative votes,
Motion Carried. ·
It was moved by Alderman Martin and sec-
onded by Alderman Bonaguidi to adopt a
resolution authorizing and directing the
City Attorney to take whatever affirmative
steps necessary to prohfbit the Metropolitan
Sanitary Dis.trict of Greater 'Chicago from acquiring and using the real es-
tate commonly known as the Southeast corner of Oakton Street and Elmhurst
Road as a sewage disposal plant, including the filing of suit or suits.
Acquire Real Estate -
1471 Park Place
ORDINANCE Z-11-66 -
Zoning -Rand & Wolf
On Roll Call, the vote was:'
AYES: -14 -Aldermen Shillington, Figard,
Czubakowski, Wagner, Swanson,
French, Martin, Bonaguidi,
Rateike, Szabo, Wright,
Bolek, Leer, Mayor.
NAYS: 0 -"None .
ABSENT: -1 -Alderman Prickett
There being fourteen affirmative votes,
MOTION CARRIED.
It was moved by Alderman Szabo and seconded
by Alderman Rateike to adopt a resolution
authorizing the City Attorney to take
whatever steps necessary to complete the
purchase on behalf of the City, the pro-
perty located at 1471 Park Place (Jefferson)
for the price of $21,soo.oo
On Roll Call, the vote was:
AYES: -14 -Aldermen Shillington, Figard,
Czubakowski, Wagner, Swanson,
French, Martin, Bonaguidi,
Rateike, Szabo, Wright,
Bolek, Leer, Mayor.
--NAYS i 0 None
ABSENT: -1 -Alderman Prickett
There being fourteen affirmative votes,
MOTION CARRIED.
City Attorney DiLeonardi expressed his
legal opinion with respect to the protest
and covenant that was produced, stating
that the protest filed would require a
2/3 vote of all alderman or (10) ten votes to pass. Also that he still
has great doubt that there is a real covenant running with the land when
a Municipality seeks to enforce the restrictions in connection with a
zoning ordinance. The City Attorney suggested that Council recess and go
into a closed session before· a vote is taken on. Ordinance Z-11-66.
Council recessed from 9:20 P.M. to 9:35 P.M. Fbllowing the recess, it
was moved by Alderman Szabo and seconded by Alderman Swanson to adopt
Ordinance Z-11-66 after second reading.
On Roll Call, the vote was:
AYES: -0 -None
NAYS: -12 -Aldermen Shillington, Figard,
Czubakowski, Wagner, Swanson,
Frenoh, 8onaguidi, Rateike,
Szabo, Wright, Bolek, Leer.
ABSENT: 1 -Alderman Prickett
Mayor Behrel excused Alderman Martin from
voting because of direct interest.
There being twelve negative votes,
MOTION LOST•
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COMMITTEE REPORTS:
ZONING CASE 66-23-SU
N.w. Corner Lee & VanBuren
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Alderman French, Chairman of the Municipal
Development Committee, made the following
report: "Your Committee on MUIIbipal Devel•
opment has investigated Zoning Case 66-23-SU
and has found (1) the Flan Commission approved "Special Use" with the stipu-
lation on hours .7 A.M. to 11 P .M., no sale of :flammable liquids, no traffic
hazards; (2) the Zoning Board approved on a vote of 7-o with further stipu-
'lations f ( 3) A special meeting of the Municipal Development Committee was
held to consider statements of objectors and petitioner; (4) Evidence that
the r requirement of a "left turn only" on VanBuren street was adequate
solution for the traffic hazard developed on Lee Street by such a devel-
opment was· lacking. Friday evening and Saturday all day traffic is
probably sufficient at present to cause serious traffic tie-ups if the
additional traffic burder of the car wash weiepermitted; (5) Required
stan~ards listed in 11-9-7 not adequately met. These are (a) is deemed
necessary for the public convenience at that location (b) is so designed
located and proposed to be o~erated that the public health, safety and
welfare will be protected (cJ will not cause substantial injury to the
value of other property in the neighborhood in which it is located. We
your Committee on Municipal Development therefore recommend that the
petition be denied." It was moved by Alderman French and seconded by Alder-
man Bolek that Council concur in said report. Motion Carried•
Delivery Vehicle Noise
Nat"ional Tea Co.
It was moved by Alderman Martin and
seconded by Alderman Bonaguidi that
Council concur with Streets and Traffic
Committee and Traffic Commission's
(recommendation that the City Clerk write a letter to the home office of
National Tea Company regarding the complaint of noise of delivery vehicles
in the very early hours of the morning at their location of Algonquin and
Lee Streets. Motion Carried.
Intersection; Stillwell and
Sunset
Approve MFT .Resolution
Repair and replacement of
Sidewalks -Miner ·street
from Graceland to Des Plaines '
~Avenues ·
Streets and traffic
Committee Meeting
Traffic Lights -Maple &
Touhy
It was moved by Alderman Martin and
seconded by Alderman Rateike that Council
concur with Traffic Commission and Streets
and Traffic Committee's recommendation
that no change be made in the present
control system at the intersection of
Stillwell and Sunset. Motion Carried.
It was moved by Alderman Martin and
seconded by Alderman Bonaguidi to concur
in Streets and i~aft~~tcommittee's
recommendation/tne°Mrf resolution
requesting $1500 in MFT funds to repair
and replace sidewalks along Miner Street
from Graceland Avenue to Des Plaines
Avenue. On Roll Call, the vote was:
AYES:: -14 -Aldermen Shillington, Figard,
Czubakowski, Wagner, Swanson,
French, Martin, Bonaguidi,
Rateike, Szabo, Wright,
Bolek, Leer, Mayor
NAYS: 0 -None
ABSENI': 1 -Alderman Prickett
There being fourteen affirmative votes,
M<Yr I ON CARRIED.
Alderman Martin, Chairman of the Streets
and Traffic Committee, set a meeting of
said Committee for Mond~y,. October 24,
1966, at 8 P.M. with the Commissioner of
Public Work~.
It was moved by Alderman Wagner and
seconded by Alderman Szabo to authorize
and direct the City Engineer to draw the
preliminary plans and specifications
for traffic lights at the intersection
of Maple & Touhy Avenues. Motion Carried.
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Award Bid -Bleaning &
Removal of Sludge
Watermain -Iroquois Jr •.
High School
Request -Nielsen's
Restaurant re tap for
sewer and water
Committee Meeting
Amendment to Bldg. Code
Basement & Sub-basement
Ceilings
Youth Appreciation Week
Nov. 14 thru 21
Committee Meeting
Civil Defense -
259
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.It was moved by Alderman Figard and
seconded by Alderman Swanson to concur
in Water and Finance Committee• s recom-
mendation to award the bid for the
.cleaning of the sludge bed and removal
of sludge to Trumbull Excavating Co.
for a total sum of $10,200.
On Roll Call, the vote was:
AYES: -14 -Aldermen Shillington; Figard,
Czubakowski, Wagner, Swanson,
French, Martin, Bonaguidi,
Rateike, Szabo, Wright,
Bolek, Leer, Mayor
NAYS: 0 -None
ABSENT: -1 -Alderman Prickett
There being fourteen affirmative votes,
MOT.ION CARRIED.
It was moved by Alderman Figard and
seconded by Alderman Czubakowski that
Council concur in Water Committee's
recommendation to extend the Watermain
to be installed on Touhy Avenue to ser-
vice the Iroquois Jr. High School, the
City's share of the cost to be approxi-
mately $3,000. On Roll Call, the vote was:
AYES: -14 -Alde~men Shillington, Figard,
Czubakowski, Wagner, Swm son,
French, Martin; Bonaguidi,
Rateike, Szabo, Wright,
Bolek, Leer, Mayor
NAYS:: 0 -None
ABSENT: - 1 -Alderman Prickett
There being fourteen affirmative votes,
MOTION CARRIED.
Mayor Behrel reported that he and the
City Engineer met with Mr. John P. Jensen
of Nielsen's Restaurant and a satisfactory
solution has been accomplished for Nielsen's
Restaurant to tap onto the City's sewer
and water mains for their proposed building
at Wolf and Central.
Alderman Szabo, Chairman of the Building
Control and Inspection Committee, set a
meeting of said Committee for Thursday,
October 20th at 7:30 P.M.
It was moved by Alderman Szabo and seconded
by Alderman Wright that Council concur in
Building Control and Inspection Committee's
.r~commendation to authorize and direct the
City. Attorney to draft the necessary amend-
ment to the Building Code re basement or
sub-basement ceilings -to be constructed
from fire rated material in commercial
or multiple family buildings per letter
from Fire Chief Arndt. Motion Carried.
It was moved by Alderman Leer and seconded
by Alderman Wright that Council concur in
Youth Activity Committee's recommendation
that the week of November 14 thru 21 be
declared Youth Appreciation Week in Des
Plaines, Illinois, and that the Mayor be
authorized to sign a Proclamation to this
effect. Motion Carried.
Alder.man Leer, Chairman of the Civil
Defense Committee, set a meeting of said
Committee for Wednesday, October 26th,
at 7:30 P.M. with the Civil Defense
Director.
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Insurance Committee
Meeting
Page six .
Alderman Swanson .t. Chairman of the Insurance
Committee, set a meeting of said Committee
for Monday, October 24th at 7:15 P.M.
APPROVAL OF BILLS PAYABLE: Alderman Swanson, member of the Finance
Committee, present~d the following resolu-
tion: BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY OF DES
PLAINES THAT THE FOLLOWING BILLS ARE DUE AND PAYABLE AND THE MAYOR AND
CITY CLERK BE AND HEREBY Al/THORIZED TO MAKE PAYMENT FOR SAME: Total
$165,428.58. It was moved by Alderman Swanson and seconded by Alderman
Bonaguidi that Council adopt the aforesaid resolution. On Roll Call,
the vote was: ( AYES: -14 -Aldermen Shillington,
Figard, Czubakowski, Wagner,
Swanson, French, Martin,
Bonaguidi, Rateike, Szabo,
Wright, Bolek, Leer, Mayor
NAYS:: 0 -None
ABSENT: -1 -Alderman Prickett
There being fourteen affirmative votes,
MOTION CARRIED ...
UNITED NATIONS DAY Alderman Czubakowslci, Chairman of the
United Nations Committee, reported that
120 letters have been sent to various
civic organizations., regarding United Nations Day, October 24th, and
from the replies received it is ind'icated that recognition of the day
with literature, programs,. pos.ters, books will be accomplished in the
schools, library, etc.
ORDINANCE M-26~66
Increase Vehicle Ljcense
Fees
ORDINANCE T-11-66
Restrictive Parking -
I Perry street
ZONING CASES 66-29-R and
66-30-R -Algonquin Road
E. of C & NW between Thacker
and Algonquin
I
Municilal Development
Commit ee Meeting
ZONING CASE 66-27-R
19421 Lee Street
After Second Reading, it was moved by
Alderman Rateike and seconded by Aldennan
Bonaguidi to adopt Ordinance M-26-66,
increasing Vehicle License Fees. It was
moved by Alderman Wagner and seconded by
Alderman Figard to amend Ordinance M-26-66
Section 10-9-4 under all other motor
vehicles -Gross Weight 3001 to a,ooo,
Class B $15.00. Motion Carried. On Roll
Call, the vote on amended Ordinance
1 M-26-66 was:
AYES: -13 -Aldermen Shillington,
Figard, Czubakowski, Wagner,
Swanson, Martin, Bonaguidi,
Rateike, Szabo, Wright,
Bolek, Leer, Mayor.
NAYS: -1 -Alderman French
ABSENT: -1 -Alderman Prickett
There being thirteen affirmative votes,
MOTION CARRIED.
Placed on First Reading was Ordinance
T-11-66 having to do with restrictive
parking on either side of Perry Street
from 8 a.m. to 5 P .M., Monday through t
Friday.
It was moved by Alderman Leer and seconded
by Alderman Bolek that Council concur with
the Des Plaines Zoning Board of Appeals
in denying petition to Julius Cohen on
Cases 66-29-R and 66-30-R on property
located on Algonquin Road east of the C&NW
between Thacker and Algonquin. Moti~n Lost.
Letters regarding the aforementioned cases
were referred to the Municipal Development
Committee for study and report.
Alderman French, Chairman of the Munhipal
Deve\opment Committee, set a meeting of
said committee for Wednesday, October 26th
at 8 P .• M.
The Letter from the Des Plaines Zoning Board
9f.Appeals regarding Case 66-27-R on property
loc~ted at 1942 Lee Street was referred to
the Municipal Development Co mmittee.
ZONING CASE 66-26-A
Area Regulations
ZONING CASE 66-28-SU
Route 83 South of
Dempster
Letter -Des Plaines Zoning
Board of Appeals re employ-
ment of Full-Time Zoning
Administrator & Planning
Consultant
Building, C,ontrol and
Inspection Compiittee.
Meeting
Zoning prpinanpe Amendment
\ Amendment to Zoning
1
Code
Section 4C.5
Cook County Dockets 982,
983, 1107, 1108, and 1109
KOLTON'S RESUBDIVISION
Request for Sewer Agreement
Hawthorne Lane Area
Sidewalks -South Side
Howard Street
Advertise for Bids
Tractor -st. Dept.
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The letter from the Des Plaines Zoning
Board of Appeals regarding Case 66-26-A
regarding Area Regulations was referred
to .the Municipal Development Committee.
The letter from the Des Plaines Zoning
Board of Appeals regarding Case 66-28-SU
on property located along Route 83 south
of Dempster for special use to install
a coin-operated car wash was ref erred to
the Municipal Development Committee for
study and report.
The letter from the Des Plaines Zoning
Board of Appeals regarding tpeanployment
of a full-time zoning administrator and
planning consultant was referred to the
Building Control and Inspection and Finance
Committees and the Mayor for study and
report.
Alderman Szabo, Chairman of the Building
Coptrol and Inspection Committee set a
meeting of said Committee for Thursday,
October 20th, at 7: 30 P .M .: .;
The letter from Building Commissioner
Schuepfer regarding an amendment to the
Zoning Ordinance pertaining to parking
and area regulations under Section 6G.2B
and 6E was referred to the City Attorney
for necessary petition to the Zoning Board.
~ .It was m<oved by Alderman Szabo and seconded
by Alderman Rateike to authorize and direct
the City Attorney to draft the necessary
amendment to the Zoning Ordinance of 1960
amending Section 4C.5 in C-3 Regional
Shop·ping District peer Building. Commissioner's
recommendations. Motion Carried.
It was requested that the City Attorney
attend the hearing October 21, at 3 P.M.
'in Des Plaines City Hall on Cook County
Zoning Dockets #982, 983, 1107, 1108, and
1109.
Plat of Kolton•s Resubdivision of two lots
was referred to the Municipal Development
Committee for study and report.
The request for a sewer agreement between
the City of Des Plaines and the residents
of the Hawthorne Lane Area for' future tap
on fees to be recovered was ref erred to
the Sewer Committee, City Engineer and
c.ity Attorney for study and report.
It was moved by Alderman Wagner and seconded
.bY Alderman Szab.o that Council request the
Des Plaines Park District and the Good
Shepherd Lutheran Church to install side-
walks on .the South Side of Howard Street
kotion Carrie~. ·
'It was moved by Alderman Mart in and
~econded by Alderman Figard that Council
'concu·r in' 'streets and Taaffic Committee's
recommendation to advertise for bids,
'returnable Nov~ember 7, 1966, for ftem 27
on the Prio'r 'i ty Schedule, a small tractor
for the Street Department, the Commdlssioner
'of Public Works to draw the n ·ecess:ary
specificat1ons: Motion Carried.
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It~~ved.~~Aldermcyi Shil~ngton and
~~~ d by ~~erman~ateik ~~at the eg-
ula meeting of the Cit Council ad ourn. ________________ _,_, ______ __, ____________ ~~~~~~
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ADJOURNMENT:
Page eight
It _was moved by Alderman Shillington and
seconded by Alderman Rateike that the
regular meeting of the City Council
adjourn. Motion Carried.
_ APPROVED BY ME THIS -7 -cfi_, DAY OF
Ac J J/~ti~/;~~ £ ~EJ~Jf:::d)k l,
Bertha Eleanor Rohrbach
City Clerk