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Average response time to a call is 3.9 minutes. Mutual Aid was requested 9 times during the First Quarter. Oak Brook provided Mutual Aid on 6 occasions. Of the 211 calls in the First Quarter, 159 were billed. Revenue collected for this quarter totaled $659516.70. Attached for your review is a summary of data related to all E.M.S. calls for this quarter, as compared to previous period. Respectfully submitted, .r ftoberrt Nielsen "lire chief AVO. R ESPONSIllf TIM E 3.9 3.9 4 4 AMBULANCF, INCIDENT 4VMT 1995 1"4 IST. QUARTER 1995 Lm YWm IML L:&LLS 211 211 ]so Bo mZOECALIM kl..S. 89 89 79 79 B.L.S. A LIKE-OF CA141i 122 122 101 101 MEDICAL 106 106 99 99 A UTO ACUDENT 53 53 34 34 ACCIDENT/MISC. 47 47 44 44 SUICIDE 0 0 0 0 DOA/LTD 0 0 3 3 CANCELLED 5 5 0 0 RF�.IDENTIAL 53 53 50 50 COMMERCIAL/OBC 28 28 30 30 COMMERCIAIJALL OTHER 73 73 64 64 STREET 41 41 29 29 DISTRICT 15 A A112 SUMPAARY 16 16 7 7 MUTUAL AID GIVEN 6 6 9 9 MUTUAL AID RECEIVED 9 9 2 2 NO MUTUAL AID E CALL 196 196 169 169 ,Lamm TRANSPORTED 164 164 137 137 TRANSPORT REFUSED 125 125 so Ito PRIVATE TR ANSI PORT I 1 0 0 CORONER 0 0 3 .1 TRANSPORTED M/A 14 14 3 1' AVO. R ESPONSIllf TIM E 3.9 3.9 4 4 24, �Te VILLAGE OF OAK BROOK 1200 OAK BROOK ROAD OAK BROOK, ILLINOIS 6052 1 -22 55 April 11, 1995 TO: Chief Nielsen FROM: Bill Garrigan SUBJECT: 1995/First Quarter CPR Report I", RMT77-W 77 r4l.; WIN, 71-15 0 410 - 1000, A total of 20 students were enrolled and certified in CPR during the first quarter of 1995. CLASS LOCATION NUMBER OF STUDENTS OAKBROOK CENTER SECURITY 15 LYONS CLUB INTERNATIONAL 5 is ell SUPPO&T- 1)14TA • 44- C 1916 A6EWD Q iTF. m S.'s. ENGINEERING DEPARram QUARTERLY RlPoff January, February, and March 1995 This Quarter Year-to-Date I. ADMINISTRATION Hours Hours PERSONKEL MANUAL 136.00 136.00 1995 BUDGET 18. 50 C 1B. .0v m 7.50 7.50 11. OAK BROOK PROJECTS A. PAVING I. Jorie Boulevard 2. 1994 Paving/Water Main Project 0.25 0.25 3. 1996 Paving Project 16.00 16.00 4. 1994 Pavant Rejuvenation 1.50 1.50 S. 1995 Paving Project 11.75 11.75 6. 1995 Crack Seal Project 17.00 17.00 0 7. 1945 Chip & Seal Project 38.00 33.00 8. 1995 payment Rejuvenation U.00 2.00 52.00 52.00 B. BIKE TRAILS 1. York Road Bike Trail (31st to Salt Creek) 8.25 8.25 C. WATER MAINS D. MISMLAROUS 1. 1994 Drainage Project 2. 1993 Drainage Project 24.25 24.25 3. 1995 Drainage Project 13.25 13.25 4. Fire Station No. 2 Driveway R 6 R 61.25 12.50 61.25 5. 22nd/York 12-50 O.75 0.75 flll, LAND Dl MOPXMI A. McDonald's Develop mt - Rezoning Test Ammdnmt 22.25 B. York Lake Subdivision 22.25 C. Inland Property Sales Resubdivision 23.50 23.50 D. Covington Subdivision 5.00 5.00 R. "Su - Sears Ho life 36.25 36.25 P. ORIX TW Resoning 1630 16.50 C, beck Subdivision 8.50 Cso 0, 08k Brook LA" Subdivision 2.00 2.00 19.50 19.30 tastmon XWO Atsubdivigion 0.25 01Z otepstro futdiviston 7.00 7.00 13.25 IL11's IV. PERMITS This Quarter Tear- to-Date 14.00 ' A. Utility Permits (issued) 5 5 35.00 35.00 B. Building Permit DuPage Storwater Hanagwwt Plan 1.75 1.75 5, Update Village Maps Residential (Issued) 3 3 72.50 72.50 9.00 Cercial (Worked on) 5 5 32.75 32.75 C. Right -of -Way Permit 1.75 9. 9.25 9.25 D. Land Modifications (Worked on) 4 4 13.00 13.00 E. dater Service Requey.Z, (Worked on) 2 2 4.75 4.75 V. COMMUNITY RELATIONS 48.75 48.75 VI. SPECIAL PROJECTS 1. 22nd York 14.00 14.00 2. 31st Street Bike Trail 5.00 5.00 3. York /Harger Bike Trail 1.25 1.25 4, DuPage Storwater Hanagwwt Plan 1.75 1.75 5, Update Village Maps 38.75 38.75 6. vOB Standards Booklet 9.00 9.00 7. Bridge Inspections 1.00 1.00 8. Utility Disclaiwors 1.75 1.75 9. AutoCAD 9.75 9.75 10. Other Department Re(pxests 22.00 22.00 11. VOB Emergency Disaster Plan 10.75 10.75 12. PMS 129.25 129.25 13. 22nd /1-88 Bike Trail 4.00 4.00 14. Policies 1.50 1.50 15. 'Timber Trails /Yorkshire Nods LOMA 5.75 5.75 16. Salt Greek Elevations 0.75 0.75 17. Benchmarks 147.00 147.00 18. Bury Overhead Lines 3.00 3.00 19. VOB /OBT mater Agreement 1.25 1.25 20. 31st (Jorie -York) 4.75 4.75 21. VOB Water System Model Upgrade 26.00 26.00 22. York Road /Salt Creek Bridge 2.25 2.25 23, Comprehensive Plan Update 2.75 2:75 24. Engineering Department Staffing 4.00 4.00 25. MIS Study 23.25 23.25 26. Computer Problem 16.00 16.00 27. MiT Budget Administration 4.25 4.25 28, Village Building Evacuation Plan $0.50 50.50 29, July 4th fireworks Plan 10.00 10.00 30, Sum Pump Discharge Letter 1.75 1175 31, Archive 6 Nicrotilming 1.25 1.25 32. MCI Franchise 0150 0.50 33. 22nd /IDOT 4ranster 0.25 0.25 34. Hiscallane0us (16) 15.50 (16) 15.50 35. Pesea,rch & Developmt 17.50 7 k50 r � Sq4 � - i �i 1. � +h �xa`- wc�� rGi�h' :+� � r� -8 '�v'�`, C "A -i : Y 2.,, S-...9 ;a F a.Y' w ' ¢ '�4 T ° „p.f y-��.,'�'�e 4 "• "A}%� ^'a .i .ym �. neS.. � 4i \W-� 11 a n��y w, � w f 711 . PERSONNEL Hrs. This Year -to Hrs. This Year-to Drs. This Year -to Quarter Date Quarter Date Quarter Date iR�a in 129.50 129.50 24.75 24.75 7.75 7.75 TOB Projects 46.75 46.75 177.50 177.50 35.00 35.00 Develop men ts 75.25 75.25 23.90 23.00 55.75 55.75 Permits 10.75 10.75 4.50 4.50 152.00 152.00 COMMity 0.00 0.00 33.25 33.25 1x.75 15.75 Unique 211.50 211.50 175.75 175.75 185.25 185.25 ! R 5 D 45.50 45.50 33.25 33.25 18.75 18.75 Other 33.50 33.50 8.00 8.00 ------- 13.75 ------ 13.75 ______ TOTAL 552.75 552.75 __.._.... 480.00 480.00 484.00 484.00 Durfey Drager Cussen Total Dumber of Projects Worked On Durfe7 Drager Cusses sOM NORM 40 !(o.4.) ?his Quarter Year-to-Date 72.75 ?2.75 0.00 0.00 4.00 4.00 This Quarter Year-to -Date 89 89 31 31 41 41 Resp u 1? submi ted, f Dale L. Durfe7, Jr., P.E., Village Engineer f7lk 1w, f "I UT14-44 IN. d- r,,ArA- q-a do Finance Mparftnent Quarterly Report March 31, 1995 The 1994 audit took up most of stalls tone during the first quarter of 1995. Both the audit w the management letter were distributed to the Board on March 31, 1995. We are in receipt of the draft valuation report for the Village's fixed assets, The report will be finalized sometime during the second quarter. The actuarial study of the Police and Firefighters' Pension Funds has been completed. This itein will appear on the Board's agenda for April 25, 1►95. An investment policy for Villagc funds was completed and adopted by the Board this quart. Implenwation will begin in mid-April. The new budget administration procedures have been all implemented. This involved the allocatim of all budget mounts to the appropriate month, preparation of new iWorti% based on the new program structure and monthly budget allocations, and holding monthly meetings with tab deparurmt to review bud!vet performance. IU first nxeings were held in mid-March. I The Sports Core Financial Management Policy was completed and adopted by the Board. All financial reporting has been revised tc be consistent with the Policy and the Five-Year Financial Plan, All year -end tax reporting, specifically W-2"s and 1099's, has been cornpleud. Work continues on the Village's management information systems plan. Mectings werc held with each delmwUmt to review Group I's fiixhngs and to formulate our own plan and scheduli Attended several meetings of the Police and Firefighters' Pension Funds, a GFOA seminar on pension reporting and investments, meetings regarding the Village's health insurance program, and several meetings regarding the personnel manual currently being prepared by Village staff r RAOS OF OAK BROOK FINANCE DEPARTMENT QUARTERLY REPORT January 1995 thru March 1995 FINANCIAL SUMMARIES January February March Total Tax Collectioos Corporate Fund - Sales Tax Income Tax Photo Tax Use Tax Road and Bridge Franchise Tax Total Motor Fuel Tax Fund - MFT Allotments Hotel/Motel Tax Fund - Hotel/Motel Tax Dent Service Fund- Real Estate Tax Replacement Tax Total Interest income: Corporate Fund Hotel/Motel Tax Fund Motor Fuel Tax Fund Water Fund Self - insurance Fund Debt Service Fund) Sports Core Fund Capital Equipment Fund Infre$truc#ure Fund Garde Fund Total Other Collectkm: Cate Fund Water fund 9pwls Coto FfwW Total $ 978,112 $ 989,145 $1,537,800 $3,504,856 36,470 46,633 27,854 110,757 1,440 1,498 1,075 4,012 4,457 4,851 7,538 16,844 1,330 0 2,617 3,947 '11,459 14,009 11,583 37,031 $1,033,268 $1,056,136 $1,588,043 $ 3,677,447 $ 17 R23 $ 21,731 $ 14,581 $ 49,136 $ 30,569 $ 9,294 $ 14,105 $ 53,968 $ 5,404 $ 0 $ 0 $ 5,404 24,947 0 0 24,947 $ 30,350 $ 0 $ 0 $ 30,350 $ 31,978 $ 36,347 $ 39,581 $ 107,906 531 520 585 1,636 1,748 1,795 2,080 5,622 12,302 11,830 13,155 37,287 1,038 1,018 11155 3,211 173 0 0 173 333 236 148 717 4.405 4,453 5,165 14,023 4,848 4,772 8,988 18,807 22 99 92 213 $ 57,398 $ 61,069 $ 68,929 $ 187,394 $ 123,226 $ 47,809 $ 105,419 $ 279,454 335,833 222,212 383,289 941,334 23,427 11,858 200,794 236,079 $ 482,488 $ 281,679 $ M,50i $19453, < V <, � "� '�.F ", -w'a� _ , ,- ,. ` i `x � ,° �.° rr;:,;�,�i � ,, " ��T < Mti' r> r_c ~y ' i ?' 0 5 _ F N "•i s�,'sz• , "�'. �`'#� o `.s'�� � ��..i� �:, 3 :' kf, - '_ - February March Tom EXPENDITURES W 2's: Payroll: # of ChecM General Disbursements: * of Checks` Total BILLING ACTIVITIES Residental Water Commercial Water Sports Core Member Charge INSURANCE CLAIMS * of Claims Paid Decrial Health Amount of Claims Paid TIME SUMMARY D. Bicek M. Hel" S. KasW M. Kheyfets R. Labedt D. Langlois N. Pauley 390 $ 573,873 $ 545,243 $ 834,601 $1,953,717 466 440 668 1,574 7Rs4 390 382 1,056 $1,055,617 3 750,624 $ M.157 $ 2,802,398 $ 225,130 $ 74,272 $ 223,106 $ 522,508 123,521 125,010 138,893 387,424 3,869 2,884 4,498 11,251 347 208 412 967 69 49 82 200 278 159 330 767 $ 44,485 $ 48,431 $ 72,699 $ 185,615 Regular Hours in Total Hours Excess Hours 455.00 18.50 471.50 455.00 29.75 484.75 455.00 12.00 487.00 455.00 10.00 485.00 455.00 4.50 459.50 520.00 105.00 625.00 455.00 34.50 489.50 ,r we '-V 7;`�_ , > °,^ - 'T > 9 77, i �,�Tp � 1 N S► u► � �� � OAK BROOK FIRE DEFAR -rMENT 121 1 2 OAK BROOK ROAD OAK BROOK, I L L I N O I S 60521, - 2 2 5 7 ROBERT Nil !-SF-N. Chief April 11, 1995 N,.invs, Pl -o -t- "(08-990-WW" Fax tOS -' -2392 MEMO TO: President & Board of Trustees FROM: Robert Nielsen, Fire Chief SUBJECT: First Quarter, Fire Incident Report The Fire Department responded to 191 incidents in the First Quarter compared to 133 last year. This is an average of 64 calls per month. The average response time to the scene was 4.2 minutes, and the average time spent per call was 31 minutes. In the First quarter, there were 54 false alarms calls compared to 44 the previous year, and 7 Toll Road billings. The total revenue collected was $5,000.00. Attached for your review is a summary of data related to all Fire Incidents for this quarter, as compared to previous period. Respectfully submitted, ""7 ,.-- Robert Nielaen Five! Chief RNAr attachment MURMWC 00/1 z s� p t I"'-1: �w MONTHLY CALL SUMNARY REPORT FOR 01-31-95 CA41-OLS THlt.-'F P$E'RIOD CALLS lE,lLR-r0-DArE CALLN LAST YEAR 71 CALLS THIS YEAR ARE 18.3% LESS Iff.A.); LA---r %-zr'%R PERIOD y- N 0 P1. *,r, S I ll. L L. L R M 3w 1 5J.3 J., 53.3 FULL MALL 5 41.6 5 41.6 BOX ALARM 3 5.0 3 5.0 2ND ALARM, 0 0.0 0 0.0 3RD-5TH ALRM 0 0.0 0 0.0 ,N.4 B U LA N C E - - - - - - - - - - - 0 0.0 - - - 0 0.0 TYPE - --- - - - - VALUE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LOSS PERIOD Y-,r-D PERIOD y- 11 -D DOLLARS PCT DOLLARS PC F DOLLARS Pcr DUL•**.RS PCA 810'1 L D 1 N G 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 CON TEN rS 0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 VEHICLE 14,000100.0 14,000100.1%) 14,000100.0 14400100.0 T U ". rA L 14,000 - - - - - - - - - - - 141000 - - - - - - 14 *,W', Ul CALLS P&C.O.R P E,%'l 0 U Y - I No PCIT NO r 0 0 Al ✓ v 0 9 ls.0 004 7 11•6 11.6 005 006 3.3 3.3 007 4 6.6 4 4.s %? 003 • I 004) 5 a•3 5 8. 010 3 5.0 3 2 3.3 2 1.3 tire' j e 3.3 TOTAL 60 60 rky p t I"'-1: �w ig L) -4-4- ♦o 'R 4 4 DO P E% 1, 40 7 L !:4 1.0 7 D 4% LA R, M P. A L RM CJ 1 L L A N C VALLE P &ER I OD Y T-1) PERIOU Y—T—D DOLLARS PCT DOLLARS r I DOLLARS per V L I. A X 3 B I L D I XG 300t000 64.7 300000o 6 2 •3 150 u0c. '17.`" 1 sj , jo-; 7. T 150,000 3 180,000 31 . 4 30 Oc 30,000 141 1 17 1 ) I N -�- T OT L 46311000 J77j0O0 L P w R lu X 0 o • L 3 5 14 4 U(o WTA L 63 1 97 ig 1w .-.RNIF� 1✓yi4�tr S M! OAK BROOK FIRE DFPART,410 10/ 0 % MONTHLA CALL SUMMARY REPORT FOR 03-31-95 CALLS THIS PERIOD 68 CALLS YEAR-TO-DATE '191 C,%AT.#L*c.0' YEIAR-TO-DATE 'A" 0A S T YEAR 13 CALLS THIS YEAR ARE 43.6% MORE THAN' LAST YEAR PERIOD Y-•T-D NO PCT 30 P,-,A r STILL .11-A R M 45 66.1 116 60.77 FLILL STILL 18 2 40 6. 4 5 32.4 BOX ALARM 5 7.3 13 6.8 "ND ALARM 0 0.0 0 0.0 3RD-5TH ALRM 0 0.0 0 0.0 AMBULANCE - - - - - - - - - - - 0 0.0 - - - 0 0.0 TYPE - - - - - - - VALUE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LOSS - PERIOD Y-T-D PERIOD Y-T-D DOLLARS PCT DOLLARS PCT DOLLARS PCT DOLLARS PCT BUILDING 24,000*000 90.7 24,300,000 90.2 1*850 8.9 151,850 66.6 CONTENTS 2,400,000 9.0 2,550,000 9.4 . «350 8.9 31,850 13.9 VEHICLE 37,500 0.1 64,500 0.2 17,050 82.1 44t050 19.3 TOTAL 26*437v500 - - - - - - - - - - - 26,914,500 - - - - - - 1 " 1101,50 227,750 f CALLS PER - - - - PERIOD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Y-T-D - STILL DISTRICT N0 PCT `0 PCT 001 3 4.4 8 4.1 002 5 7.3 14.1 003 17 25.0 44 23.0 004 9 13.2 25 13.0 005 6 8.8 A" 6.2 006 6 8.8 10 5.2 007 4 5.8 10 5.2 008 2 2.9 5 2.6 009 5 7.3 10 5.2 010 1 1.4 5 2.6 Oil 1 1.4 4 5.9 12 6.2 015 4 5.8 NJ 1 2.4 TOTAL 68 EIRE MODEM R EEMI First Quarter - 1995 051 Wad xm INCIDENn 191 191 STILL ALARMS 116 116 FULL STILL ALARMS 062 062 BOX ALARMS 13 013 EXTRA ALARMS 0 0 AVG. CALLS/MONTH 064 064 AVG. TIME/CALL (MIN.) 031 031 AVERAGE RESPONSE TIME/MINUTES 4.1 4.1 EALSE ALARM CALLS FALSE ALARM BILLED 09 09 FALSE ALARM REVENUE $2,600 $ Z600 AX-CALLS BILLED FIREJAMBULANCE 07 07 REVENUE 1119 " $2.400 $21,400 RUILDING4, $151,850 $151,850 CONTENTS: $ 31',850 $31,850 VEHICLE: $ 44,050 $449050 =1 1 I 133 133 051 051 071 071 Oil Oil 0 0 044 044 33 33 3.7 3.7 10 $2,400 9 10 10 $ 1,700 $1,700 $ 4,500 $ 4500 $ 6.000 $ Okwo $191,000 Mo A$1 � a 4 M i PON" oil Piz t00% 0 000 TOO I� ff, t AMM 5 1 i 77-7,77,7777 � , n fy v N . a, 9� § s "� �s ^pa v �� ,� � , < <+�..��.• �T �. _ o � �" w' •�'@ r� " �, a �' ,,1 �i �; 4 k° '.ay"` �• m �•pY » „ $ � `„ a. cr�r�ArS��„ cS� �tg ' Y��{�'�1 y a �k^��S iH a �� e� i�y�v': ^ �4 �g� � 4�tkt H> z .'cif"`^'— - a,° V,,n i F W Ilk �•V4k y',,,a Rix. VILLAGE OF OAK BROOK 1 200 OAK BROOK ROAD OAK BROOK, ILLINOIS 60521 -2255 April 10, 1998 MEMO TO: President and Board of 'Trustees FROM: Robert Nielsen, Building Commissioner SUBJECT: First Quarter 1995 During the first quarter of 1995, the Bureau of Inspections processed: 3 new homes 31 residential alterations 0 new commercial buildings 97 commercial alterations A total of $95,071.75 was collected in permit fees; $8,401.48 was collected in water fees. Also attached for your information is a summary of all permits issued; the number of new homes since 1988; and a summary of the activity of the Fire Prevention Bureau. Respxwtfully submitted, Robert Nielsen Building Commissioner RN/11 att. 05f/ a^A � , i .. t ,�" ku., ,i �'t ��t��"§ - „��;p }n`, � «� �, � k�ta w\ �. 4,f u, d�n,.�aY•.. �° � i � kf� �- a" sw �� w� jz' c iN`{ VILLAM OF OAX ORWX RORXAU OF INSPRCTIONS DUILDINQ PRRHIT 8uiMJRY WORT VIM Qa 1905 Trm 01 TH'S QTR' THIS YRRR THII YEAR TO Q'T`R TWIS QTR LAST TZAR LUT Tum To VAIN It IU -IIRN RNTRISS $ ANOUNT RIRTRIRS $ AMOUNT RMMIRS $ AMOUNT RR'IRIBR $ AMOUNT STRUCTURAL 3 1,610.00 3 11610.00 2 790.00 2 790.00 PLUMBING 3 401.00 3 401.00 2 294.00 2 294.00 RLRCTRICAL 3 355.00 3 355.00 2 240.00 2 240.00 Wm• /VRKT• 3 320.00 3 320.00 2 280.00 2 280.00 RLWVATOR OCCUPAWY PRB 3 45.00 3 45.00 2 30.00 2 30.00 POOZ SIGN HISCZLIAXI9 US 2 175.00 2 175.00 2 525.00 2 525.00 DR114MY 3 140.00 3 140.00 2 105.00 2 205.00 CULVRRT silo" 3 150.00 3 150.00 2 100000 2 100.00 PL3m RRVIRN 3 240.00 3 240.00 2 120.00 2 120.00 BW PLAN R$VIRN 3 160.00 3 160000 2 160.00 2 160.00 TOTAL PRES 29 3,596.00 29 3,596.00 20 2,644.00 20 2,644.00 Umm RRD NATRR 3 417.45 3 417.45 2 212.63 2 212.63 TAP on PER 3 4,638.00 3 4,638.00 2 3,492.00 x 3,492.00 ring 8RR`: i CR MATER KETIR 3 335.67 3 335.67 2 393.29 2 393.29 TOTAL FIRS 9 5,391.12 9 5,391.12 6 4.097.92 6 4,097.92 TOTAL C'OWSPED 38 8,987.12 38 8,987.12 26 6x741.92 26 6,741.92 FA-7771111 r 1 I" }' , , [;^r ll,' " "- ice" s F, -,1;ei �" i %� w✓;.°" `�,g §Y,r � . r ';'�+6'�� °, 'k�G," s.^s� � .� „ v x " , n .a r'' ^�'`�y'��,. „sar` ..,.r,p _ 3 _,s, > .� � :�rT k :aar'1;€ug{ y x ., � °re, rg rs �.s3�'g,, sr'�. '�- a'-r•; ��t# A f _ "+=���, 4 � v Vil OF OAK BROOK BUREAU OF IRSPRCTIONS BVILDIRG FSRMIT SUMARY REPORT MST QUARTER 1995 Typa 02 T -13 QTR THIS YEAR THIS YEAR TO OATS THIS QTR UST YEAR 1,A$T TRAR TO OATR IDZMlAL -ALT RIMIRS $ AST liff"IES $ AM= ENTRIES $ AM;NT ERTRIES $ A 3Txuc7vu" go 4*39Q.QQ 20 31390.00 12 11900.00 12 1,90Q.00 PLOYMIRG 15 469.00 15 469.00 6 178.00 6 170.00 F%RCTRICAL 19 575.00 19 575.00 14 302.00 14 302.00 M•ArEwT• 2 60.00 2 60.00 ELEVATIOR OCCUPANCY VIM 20 300.00 20 300.00 12 180.0ti 12 180.00 FULL SIGN HISCEMAURMS 12 1,280.00 12 1,280.00 11 430.40 11 430.40 DRMNAY CULVERT STOM PLAN P"Ixw 22 560.00 22 560.00 14 400.00 14 400.00 JOG PLAN RBVIRM 3 140.00 3 140.00 4 160000 4 160.00 TOTAL TE88 113 6,774.00 113 6,774.00 73 3,550.40 73 3.550.40 UJMMRXV WATER 2 278.30 2 278.30 TAP OA FEE 2 2,396.00 2 2,396.00 2 3,143.00 2 3,143.00 FIRE SERVICE WATER MXTXR 2 115.00 2 115.00 2 338.90 2 338.90 TOTAL FlX$ 6 2,789.30 6 29769.30 4 3,481.90 4 3,481.90 TOTAL COMBINED 119 9,563.30 119 9,563.30 77 71032.30 77 71032.30 VILLUM OF OAK BROOK BUREAU Of INSPECTIONS BUILDING R$RHIT SUMMARY RRPORT 2TP$ 03 THI$ QTR THIS YEAR T111i YEAR TO ANTN THIS QTR LAST YEAR C RCIAL -KEN RNTRIBs $ AMOUNT XmIxe $ AMOUNT ENTRISS $ AMOUNT STRUCTURAL PLUMBING RIXCTRIOAI, M. /vim. RL IKVA70R OCCUPANCY rxuC8 POOL Slaw HISCELLANNIOUS DRIVENAT CU.LVRRT STORM PLAA REVIEW IM ,PLAN REVIEW TOTAL FENS UVMTZRXD WATER TAP On FEE FIRE SERVICE WATRR METER WTAi, FXEs TOTAL CONSIN11D FIRST QUARTER I995 LAST YEAR To omm ENTRIES $ AWMIR1' a VIUAG39 OW OAK 81100K BURRA0 OAF INSPXCTx08B WILDING PBRUIT SUMMARY RRVORT wl i ou""R 1995 TVPV 04 THIS QTR THIS YRAR THIS YEAR TO DATB THIS QTR LAST YRAR I"T TSAR. To Dm COMORCIAZ-ALT BRTRI88 AMOUNT R41TRI$S $ ANOM XXTRIRB 8 AWMT W=U& S Ao)=T sTWX"RAL 75 63,250.00 75 63,230.00 52 16,325.00 52 16,325.00 PLUl1I1ING 37 10901.00 37 18901,00 23 898.50 23 898.50 RL8CTRIC" 70 11,131.00 78 110151.00 97 7,476.45 97 RTQ. /VRxT. 1 20.00 1 20.00 3 320.00 3 320.00 51"ATOR 2 525.00 2 $25.00 OCCUPANCY 69 1,035.00 69 1,035.00 53 1195.00 53 795.00 P$Rri POOL BIER# 5 185.50 5 165.50 3 504.00 3 509.00 MISCZLLA MMS 13 3,334.25 13 3,534.25 11 665.50 11 665.50 DRYVuAY 2 80.00 2 80000 CULVBRT slow PLAY WEVIBK 89 2,800.00 89 20800.00 63 2,060.00 63 2,060.00 RM ]PLAN RRV7RW 1 300.00 1 300.00 Tti?AL ms 370 84r701.75 370 4,�, ? -! .75 307 29,132.45 307 29,131.45 UUM l8R6D NATRR 1 139.15 1 139.15 TAP ON na PIAs fianviCE WATZ& MXTBR 1 81.89 1 81489 'AL PNRB 2 221.04 2 221.04 TOTAL COl81lXXD 372 84,922.79 372 84,922.79 307 29,133.45 307 29,131.45 1 1a N" . ryf�.'1ll 1 RV-LAU OF a" BROOK BURRAO OF 4POPR 'TIONS BUILDING PZRKIT SUMMARY RXFORT FIRST QUARTOS 1995 smamay THIS QTR THIS TRAR THIS TZAR TO OATZ THIS QTR LILST TSAR S."T TZAR To DiATZ AI,1. PZRSMITS KNTRISS ! AMOUNT RNTRIRS 8 AMOUNT NXTRIXS S AMOUNT ZHTRIZS S Anowr ST00 ."I'URAL 98 68,250.00 98 680250.00 64 19,015.00 66 19,033.00 PrIWING Ss 2071.00 55 2,771.00 31 1,370.30 31 1,370.50 -W&MIC&L 100 12,081.A0 100 12,Q81.00 113 80020.43 113 9,020.45 G. /vmm• 6 400.0(1 6 400.00 5 600.00 5 600.00 XUVATOR 2 525.0111 2 $25.00 'M Y 92 1,380.00 92 1080.00 67 1,005.00 67 1 *003.00 TZMM�E POOL STAN 5 185.50 5 183.50 3 $09.00 3 509.00 JUSCELZANNOUS 27 4,989.25 27 4,969.25 24 1,620.90 24 1,620.90 astivsmy 3 140.00 3 140.00 4 185.00 4 185100 CXLVM Bronx 3 150.00 3 150.00 2 100.00 100.00 PLAN RMCVIZM 114 31600.00 114 3,600.00 79 2,580.00 79 2,580.00 sm PLAN RxvIzw 7 600000 7 600.00 6 320.00 4 320.00 TOTAL BOBS 512 95t071.75 512 95r071.75 400 35o325.05 400 33, 325.83 S=0 *ATZR 6 834.90 6 834.90 2 212.63 2 212.63 imp cm F8s 5 7,034.00 5 7,034.00 4 6,635.x,0 4 6,635.00 Pl= SXRVIC9 HAIR "M it 6 932.56 6 $32.56 4 732.19 4 732.19 'TOTAL Fen$ 17 9,401." 17 8,401.46 10 7,579.82 10 7,579.62 DOTAL COMMOINXD 629 103#473.21 S ?9 103, 4'X3.21 410 42, 905.47 430 U t 903.47 s a t .�, f III} s a t .�, f III} V'ILLAM CW o" altooR BURM oy IpSpxcTIMs BUILDING PXRKIT SUMMARY RXVM FtpxT QA Rma 1995 summ"ll THIS QTR THIS YXAR ISIS YRAR TO DATR THIS QTR L"T YF" 2MIX9 A"OUWT ULST TXM TO tk&T9 RMMIRS 6 ANOUM VAWAMIOM RMIRS $ MOUNT =Mwxs $ AMOUNT TYM 01 3 2,015,000 3 2,015,000 2 lo700oOOO 2 1,700o000 IJSIVMIAL-URW T"s 02 31 089,300 31 889,300 29 378v600 29 378,800 WSMUTIAL-ALT TTP8 03 CONWRCIAL-Now TV, 04 97 12,618,730 97 12,619,730 109 3t191r755 los 3*291s755 CCSMRRC'LAL-A,LT jQ= ALL PER14ITS 131 15,523t030 231 15,523,030 139 5,270,SSS 139 5,270,555 wuw IF, Y +r To © (0) 0 N r th I— V- Q Q P N P O N v N Q Q P �•+ �' V- N N P P P C7 Q N �.. Vw P N N .— C0 Q .- N P �- t- C! CV M v- @7 N V N r w e- 9 T pu '� .T ie t i f 1 C i f iJ E M 111 S 0 f Po der • 044 6, 9Z 0521 7d. T0f- 99+0 -P Star: 70f-M-0170 FIRST QUARTER REPORT 19►95 The statistics report is attached. In order to better assess where Library staff should be concentrating efforts, statistics are now being compiled to identify more precisely the source of activity in the Library. One term has been changEd to more accurately refled use. Adult collection is now called general collection because it is not limited to adufts. Whereas most items classified as "Juvenile" are used by people aged 14 or under, the rest of the collection is used by people of all ages. Of interest in the statistics are the numbers showing that there is significantly greater circulation in nonfiction, both general and juvenile than in fiction. The one place this reverses is in March's juvenile statistics. Spring break including many family vacations during March may account for this. Subsequent statistics will help us determine tre:xls. The nonprint circulation for the first quarter is down from last year in number, but is actually an increase. Most of the audio books come in sets of 2, 3 or 4 tapes each. As reported previously, we have been converting that collection from each individual tape being a separate checkout to having all cassettes making up one book in one container with one checkout for the entire title. A majority of the collection has now been converted and what was reflected in 1994 as up to four checkouts in the statistics is now reflected as only one. Tax season is over for 1995. The Library provided individual tax forms for the first time in several years. The service was heavily used and greatly appreciated. We will continue it in the future. Michelle Lucarelli, a page at the Library for several years has been hired to fill the newly authorized part -time clerk position. A new page, Mary Ann Lichner, will begin In Michelle's old position in the next couple weeks. Usha Reghu joined us in March as our Public Services LTA. The Reference Librarian position advertisement generated a heavy response. The position has been offered and accepted by a librarian under contract to her current employer until June 15. She will begin her new duties at Oak Brook Public Literary on June 25. Reference activity continues to climb and this eddifion is very much neede d and appreciated. Library programs continue to be attrocilve to community resents. The ten pmorarris offered Irw ft first quarter include: Toddler The (2 slons), Preschool StorytMv C2 Respectfulty submitted, Ruth A. Martin, Libranan ,..t". „f ,. '$w".. ;�". °r °'�g ,a.i " �+ y �i ys"r1. ,r .' h ?�^� -?• Program No. & Jan. Feb. Mar. 1 st Qtr. 1 st Qtr. Name 1995 Borrowees Cards 1994 0i 5i 0i Issued Circulation Adult 61 65 57 183 Gen. Nonfiction 902 885 1 088 2675 4661 * Total figures for Gen. Fiction 588 566 739 1893 general and juvenie Juv. Nonfiction 801 938 461 2200 2229* cx9lections. Not Fiction 41[Q2y 384 798 1594 p��SIy �mQed a�.Ju^y^v.. Rdnt MQ4 .Rna- Zfir• 1 .3191 f n �An t1. rota) 2971 2990 3351 9312 7991 Average Daily Circulation 119 125 124 122.5 105 015101 Borrowees Cards Issued Adult 61 65 57 183 Itemization by adult uvenile 19 25 31 75 & juvenile not available Total Resident 80 90 88 258 189 prior to 1995. Nonresident -- ___._ 8 Total Issued 88 94 93 275 208 015201 Newly Processed materials General Nonfiction 101 26 28 155 Reference 11 8 2 21 Fiction 56 41 24 121 141* Itemization by classM- Juvenile Nonfiction 47 15 30 92 ration unavailable prior Reference - 2 4 6 to 1995. Fiction 86 10 49 145 74* Idonprint Media - - 27 27 total 18* Gift-classification not 301 102 164 567 233 Total lifts in colww 38,101 37*581 X777; Program No. Name Jan. Feb. Mar. 1995 1st Qtr. 1st Qtr. 1994 0153011015401 Reference Transactions Directional 190 86 113 389 Reference statistics forwo --- 1 AAC .1 kc=%g =A32 ___.H5 j.U9 unavailable from 1st Total IAverage 735 525 508 1768 quarter, IM. Daily Reference Activity 29 22 19 23.3 0153011015401 Programs Offered 5 4 4 10* - *Some programs are on- Attendance 66 133 69 268 - going & are counted each month, but counted only once in the total number of programs. A J TFE VILLAGE OF OAK BROOK 1 200, OAK BROOK ROAD OAK BROOK, ILLINOIS 6052.1-2255 10;4 TO.- President Bushy and Board of Trustees FROM.- Tom Hawk Director of Code Entwcomaw-111f 6 SU&JECT., Planning and Zoning QUM" RWW - 1st QLWW ROW IW5 AMdW is a copy of the planning and Zoning p&ftn Activ* Report. As you can we, Vw plo CWM*SI0n and ZOMV Board of Appeals have been vay bay in rownt months. FOADW19 NO status comments on several of the more *n*ant ach&s: 1. Wonalft 20-year Master Plan. The Plan Commission has Cwwkdsd Ow rewsw of fta proposafs end has made pasoe recommends Mm on all elements Wth the excq*n of Ms request for r"Xtbn 01 OR4-3 minimum lot area Midrement of 70 acrss. The Zoning Board of Appeals wig r Or Pub AC h on Afty 2, IM Forest Preserve DioNki of MAW Cmty1Aw*Ihwm&wW- Raro*q to CR DAwjaW .dal Use for Cdtuti/ and 6d=*YW Fa&Nw - May&Wb The ftnComm 60anhurmMM ky"W on the *dSI UM Tft Z&ft &W of AA7N* pft hmft IS Sd*&W & W► 2� 1 M APM 21, 1995 Prosdw# BLdiy and Board of Thislees RE: Plarnng and Zoift - Ist Quarter Report Page Two "W MR)"I'M 54 kx ji "ZI Rif, )v 10 Af. m"I'A % C6 0 4.0 ab as 72! -It co ace a I of I V 1 AV Z, 1 wX wac 14 IL m qh AV Z, 1 wX wac 14 W p+ 1 j A a I 't I 1 i , l'MQC 1 r � 1 v O 1 1 i f0 '�Q 1 1 1 1 '12 K 1 /Vo 1 I � 1 nr VI 7y .I.J AN ni W tJ rH JM 4., CL M r:C Mi •wY 1 •..1 w . ra .IC w/ O 1J O M a / w fh h ...♦ 6 i JON f.• � •.e 1+ M R e� .H JpP •v CP 44 M u f'•f .6-a O 1-4 N a u N M !O ✓ w III R►. fl a:7 •4 NI i ra w~.. 1 .OA H ..�! ^`•+ N !! ,y oc Ij rK M 1 cic On 'mow A+ ae .40 r4 + N ra i is M 4;4 N ap /y � r I I 1 7W 1 ♦ w1 1 ✓1 1 ♦ 1 1 ♦ =1 I 1 1 1 + � M • Y 4x Ott K Y�'4 +r s � f .� ♦ � r � .�� m i �«q�, +e 1 •q� F 'i h� ., W+ ,6 ,� � y N - N Sr y 10 p x,4 MRO"I xlf No, a�J yy 19 v U7 tn dim ev cp 4p vw 04 on r 06 U, Ali a too, OL Y. .4 flow 4116 4j x CA to .4 dw N - N Sr y 10 p x,4 yy N - N Sr y 10 p x,4 nz� d iy'µ��3� ' + J a rtl "I M I • 1 9, IWO m Pla ll� ► al 1-14 CIO AJ 4t Wtil is - 46 I I � I ri Yt M I • 1 9, IWO m Pla ll� ► al 1-14 CIO AJ 4t Wtil is - 46 I I � I ri ^ „�9'i9.re�S '�"� _•� � ��.. Y � _ ?� - m M,l C,�" 3€� - "r,' i, , c y r u �� , ffi %... F. k -' .�" ri ROOF � e , ° � y � � .��. `, ti "-i� ,spy^, � �� z-�'�> � � �.;_ �;` � M1� ,`, gy�„ ° � � ,'"q�� tg • J x .fly i? 3 ARTMENT OF PO �tJoA �� 1040" JAMES R �LEM1M{ OAK �.UWi6 MM c of PCCCE t` I �. BAY r 911 April 209 1 AWWW F6ECORWDEPT. 990-3036 FAX NUMBER (?W 990-7454 MEMO TO: STEPHEN B. WITCH, VILLAGE MANAGER FROM: JAMES R. FLEMING, CHIEF OP- POLICE SUBJECT: FIRST QUARTERLY REPORT,,' 1*995 rK t, A#tndwd am Me � „��and , CONTENTS OF REPORT PAGE NUMB, GeneralS MY4 ....... ............................♦a. ♦................ .......... ,p Audwized Persomrw l Report ................... ............................... 2 s N, DUMEGReport ......................................... ............................... 3 , B.A.T.T. L. E. Report ................................... ............................... 4 Aca edita*m Program Report ................... ............................... 5 Crime Predentia'uPubilC Reladws Re port ............................... 8-7 • Fire "ntlny Report ................................ ............................... 8 K•9 Urdt Report ......................................... ............................... 9 TWnftReport ......................................... ............................... Rosp * th vl �n "` =.Sk ` `� ` "`s* >, . K �'. � i 4 !•, �,� �E * r+�,'k„ � fit, ,bra , ........ "c p,� FIRST ;TO TOTAL CALLS 1m '85*VIcz 2, 495 {+ $) 2,495 ( +48) a:229 ! 2,399 DETECTIVE i JUVMILE :I ' CRIMINAL INCIDJWT 224 ( -4 *) 224 (--40) 233 £ k f L ARRESTS 62 ( -15$) 62 ( -158) ' 73 73 CRIMINAL. 8 256 t +18) 256 ( +18) 20 253 CRIMINAL 8 SOLVED 188 ( +35 #) 188 ( +35$) "123 123 5 t JUVENILE CONTACTS 35 ( +318) 35 ( +31 %) :�4 24 n F.q ACCIDENTS PUBLIC STREETS 6 HIGHWAY 192 --2# 192 ( -2 %) 195 195 4 C 8 ( ) . PRIVATE PROPERTY 46 ( -27$) 46 ( -27$) 03# 63 s , 0 a OAK BBC CENTER 34 (- -40$) 34 (-40%)-, `° iT; 57 4 TOTAL 272 ( -148) 272 ( -14$)1 315 FATAL ACCIDENTS o (09) 1 ( +1t08 : ; ;o a _ - o v.;, { FATALITIES 0 (0$) 1 ( +100$ }' a "` ' ; 0 HAZARDOUS movING VIOLATiON 11184 ( +7$) 1,184 ( +71) 1, 3.04 D.U.I. ARRESTS 17 ( +358) 17 ( +35$) .11 11 ! 4 WRITTEN WARNINGS 349 ( +98) 349 ( +98) 319 PARKING TICXXTS 984 ( +146) 984 ( +148) 851, 851 TOTAL TRAFFIC CONTACTS 2,534 ( +1016) 21534 ( +10$) 2 ,28&£, ',2,28'3 NON— TRAFFIC ARRESTS 57 ( +63$) 57 ( +6316) 21 21 AI Ai848 ACTIVATED _� FIRE ALARMS 75 ( -41t) 75 ( -4 %) 78 78 , li SLIMM AR ALARNS 528 ( -28) 528 (-2$) 541 541 �r T�i0UBI4r WMAR ALAiM 15 ( +47$) 15 ( +47 %) 8 0 � I Yt� (BILLED AID 318 ( +128) 318 ( +124) 291 281 CO®E SRS GIVEN 43 ( —Wk) 43 ( -258) 317 57 s >a OTHER 9 ( -25*) 9 ( --258) 12 12 TOTAL MILz9 DRIVEN 100 , 020 ( +91%) 100 , 020 ( +916) 91#500 910500 llI Y� �RD�cRTY EVALVATI F&PORTSO XT *= $266,967 ( +359) 266#967(+350) 173, 5*2 X73. I) ALC70V8mD 36,969 ( +19'x) 36,969(+190) 29,968 299965 0AD /D88T D/VANX%W 13f710 ( +35%) 13f710 ( +534) 6, l76 i,1173 x# .,r Tg p"__ e�sasr2 22t392 ( +111) 22p593 0IM 20 #003 1400" ;.rY MADS w d22 73 ( +266) 73 (*24%) 04 r . lik� �.. � i ��'5x a: Fn -` �9N� i�� _ _ aW a' `zti _ khc� «,r _' �.��kY x. k-°wr CZ. ... qS,� ry �-�t l "•yt "ap �i4"xe ,k' �° >�; �7�r°1. ,=�, � I m� rcarQ s ea ;��`` � ch __� ss me 'R"� .. >•; +�'; ��'`N�"� R ,�`�.„ y �'"� kr '� a.'a:' s +" �r` i 3 t :ny':\��'�x�r`r "4i, ,Y,1.2^y u.., �^ ifik �.''v,�"6 m �'.y#�}�`t`.";x." i"�;. wit •a�� rvwA'i'>4 ��� ta,ee��xaA,° ,a r +<?ar> St as s� - �fia +c�,r x ",,v- 2 s �3�y ^ir,�+reiS,�H. e '� '� .':r ' S a� a ( _,�,+� ^`s`F"p i ,.e � g, ,vr ' i, ` _..'�<�:'';� �E1a3� i�'+�'r•.. ,� r d� ` $ x� "� „J �"�k'y��`r� Au�� }tr� �� _i `*S2 r .Y�d eg3 ^o i j)]9PA'=r.T,'.'AjBNT OF ICI: �rxr..G�c a �x JAMES R. FLEMING FKM cue OMM U.0 CHWF of POUM = WERGENCl oil _ NOIW�EN�10 RECORDS DEPT. y, .� .�► FAX NUNKER 990-7484 POLCE DEPARTAIE W FIRST QUARTER REPORT 5� � at PERSONNEL AUTHORM ACT-UAL A v� Cif 1 1 uoutanat 2 2 _ Paw cxrfms 29 30 7a 1 CWnmv 8 /2 • �ii� } a ReCordS Clok 3 (2 FIT 2PM 3 r - 4 Communityr Servkm Offkor 2 2 Secretary 1 1 !. .r , 4 t1 �n■��w r'■n- w■an■�� ■■■�iu�nnnnswn■ } TOTAL 531/2 7AM - 3PM 3PM -11 PM 9 11 a 7 5 5 . v nm! , ” cam, "k"t hays, tea. N`t••+ �_.�vae..aY,.if3,�Aud, 'k r �'Z�`.'�a � 7 11PM•7AM A a 5 'S 7 ° Aa ' •hCt,�'cu� J' �k�r�z a ., c fist 1. ` �A° uw 3 t t ee < di "X''�}#,�, ea �i` «esr; M, ade�,� ��v,h. §,'r"''G„ {' -,' i;r•(/�,``�<,'i �'' '+ ei- „7�'t t;�",` xc xr `a1_ is � v .,,tea � a� � '�� :R - ui "ra d�� ^S= a }•' `� � s- »> v �' � ° �` ��t�,'.�f'. x��'>'kl �� S�i'k• h� ,��' �' > `s3� „�q,rs � " +•s;`� rx %YS �� > i-0 ,col,” -✓C, £ ^` �x a tp�';aK�'��,r b�c�i�3�2o- t « s�.a _ __ ,�> ,� .S , _ t;� t °ra•R —_,-. r�:�':aii '". ] ENT OF , PO A ' • � � � c K e I �{,' � ✓♦ Vi -�� Y ` ^� xn Mtn � �.;.!'�� ^}T JAMES R, FLEMING OAK OROCK CHWF CXF POUC'.9 _ �i A 4EROOCY I r ? FU NUMBER j 9-W7 4M ^ I DUMEG REPORT FiRST:QUARTER`1995 Y FIRST QUARTER STAR , lSTCS INS r „ Cases Inhisted 67 84 Nmber of Drug !3gizures _110 " 139- . °fro a dr `Ja, y�r si•� >�k,,. Irv;,. � "2 i .. � , NA. sox: r • i > x ' "'S �x fib`' \u�� ✓" t �' �"�L � `"� � ����' `'�4"�s�"i�- ,. 'S` ^�} <yt e'��:"e?4 �i° IMN 1 � t r.� F'.�, -��Y:, `.�,x�, - - i+°`"?e}� i a_`," gv�,' -a Y.r .n't 'aj?�: .fi �'e°k'ig 'P'Z" '\` }i M �`G�e�' t 4;M£ .. �'X r ,r xFi ,w,a, 9 ,' "! v� .a t';, ' t,,. f ¢i'�ir�4�" � `, � i'�:" .r'�9tir3�C ��fix, " " v " -{ s 'gyp e °r Y,n9 e > +at,iA^ rw pd n" ^II yak .a_ f'�., r � , r rF � (y :rr ,+. y- rzd z ?v a""�"'"` *Yr �` �+cASp� iS�° 'a_ `rFs �'> „��J� r �' h• e � .. ��i 1r'k � °+ „"2 - t .r ., � � ,<,f� r z' '• `.r A"` �'"+'h�r" >YO F -r _ �d %'��x:^`.*�.. e 3 r r tt1� ry �t UPARTMEW O'0+3 a vxAAA`/�} � rI /�j 4 v � 1.F OAK, SP-001 12MOAK JAMES R. FLEMING � OAK • ` " � RECD „t?�'.� -; °r' FAX NICER B.A.T.T. L. E. REPORT FIRST QUARTER 19”, B.A.T.T.L.E.'s "first quarter of 4995.co0 �",,,to. X994 is; is �x i ,gip *�N,� ,�i" it �, a, r „ z r ` Y r - , ' ` , "�`v }an ,' ��, e � � � r � . `� b'B "a =�,+�•''a '., e- '1 ek <g i i y k) - Now Investgafta 25 33 ��. Sin VetWe ReGO'4,iis is 18 VAMN of Recover V $178,90 $111,QOQ Am Wks 10 13 (Inds 1 Mwft) - , L�R "Q% anyy ri4 jx �x >SY In 3'nml�; W _ "f i ' „L"n r✓ 5 lN�S<r.s .�.1 `v- Si, �' 1 a '>,.'� 3+s.. R° ���.� r. wr'a �, "t`,i�y�,`.," Ft g< x. "'� �� � r , � ?.. � e-a•., x �t= �, �+,. 41"'_7 "` a,� aSr+; d'_ � ` _ *'i+ use zi .;,. �. - sz =. -` ;�; - ,.cs'{ ze - A�:�t:sT � u [ s' �. .�"�' `.� -�R m �' � � �` ' �-;�� . �'�^�r r �^"�� � _,n �,.k. `�'.. } ,� �, � x ° �- _ �'.�, ` ,&.. � _ ... � °' '` . -..3- ��+r�,, s '' °tea•_, t .y � °-^mss" , x + 9 , x a ,.,�.�, .. tirw "RS "s " "tie.'•. Jx.,a s %' -a�,y - > e - ns e=' , "k,ry,F ti �t e, �� ,.� , '•+a ��* �^' � f� i` a +4� `b aia : "s "a .. _ °�� •4Y.� �'�:- S.' >;M��- C",`'iy�j tea; d,'- fs.Y`, ,".y:mr,ia,a �t i4 :ef °e. "a ' ,'TMENT OF POLICE VILLAGE OF OAK BROOK ". 1200 OAK,,* OAK BROOK, ILL* . � M"' JAMES R FLEMING C .a CHIEF OF POLICE EMERGENCY ADMINISTRATION RECORDS 0 PT, }� FAX NUMBER - r_{TOB)i -T4B4 COMMISSION ON ACCREDITATION FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORT = (C .A.L.E.A.) G' sed of Chief Fleming, Lieutenants Carlson and PW&6k; The C.A.L.E.A. Team comprised , w Cavalier have been meeting on a weakly basis• and A �� Sgt. Written dW*cd m have been completed for Chapters 11 (Orgw*A w), 12 (13M t) and 46 (Unusual Occurrences and Special Operations). These are bed law, y y f$ among staff for review and comment. Several members of the pie involved in woddng with Sgt. Cavalier to develop or update our policies In areas such °4 - as, hsp ►s; patrol operations; criminal investigations; pvenile operations; w-4 cams ' prevention/commurstytit relations. The project is well under way and the police department is working diligently Wwards Its goal of receiving National Accreditation in the fail of 1986. " =des ^� k' r kr• r.. :yxrt a, ^ri + >'- i a rn :r ti r7x jfi3.�t F `" k „Y•. } y M i . . �,tt "e �4 3y.zr -x s, `T yv t $� s,� \�J -1 ' r w ]DEPARTMENT ENT OF POLICE vILj. "%, GE OF OAK BROOK Amemoft .JAMES R FLEMING •+s CHIEF OF POLICE CRIME PREVENTION/PUBLIC RELATIONS FIRST QUARTERLY REPORT 1995 During the month of January, Ofc. Nugent conducted a day tinge and night -time security survey for the Christ Church of Oak Brook. Many suggestions were made to the nianW in regards to lighting, general security practices, and specific equipment check - out procedures which should be followed. Ofe. Nugent began teaching the new V.E.O.A. (Violence Education and Gang Awareness) at Butler Jr. High School. This program was piloted in 1993 at Butler, and 1995 marks the first year that the proms is up and running. The curriculum was taught on Tuesdays and Thursdays (two classes each of those days) and concluded on January 26, 1995. Chief Fleming and Ofc. Nugent met with local media personnel during this month to discuss the Police Department Press Policy and to answer any questions or make any changes in our current policy. The following media agencies attended; the Doings, The Chicago Tribune, The Daily Herald, The Oak Brook Press and Life Newspaper. Ofe. Nugent presented a safety seminar to security personnel of Me Donald's Ham University. Seminar covered suspect descriptions, 911 procedures, and personal safety. During the month of February, Ofe. Nugent presented a "Woman on the Go" safetY seminar for the general public. This seminar was hosted by the Oak Brook Park District. Ofc. Nugent presented Officer Friendly and How to stay Safe to approximately eighty Pte - school students at Christ Church of Oak Brook. Also during the month of February, 48 fifth grade students graduated from the D.A►.R.B, Program. All community leaders attended the ceremony and joined in on congratulating them on their commitment to be drug free. �� <ws "` n s � ..w+f.rww � •.• �� •,• a a•' .¢+ .n �F ..� �w..sue.�M+•.uwiA. cw.0 r.. w� wmx�a H..aw..v. u.• w. Y•a.•..a�r� .v. wviv. m rc W w++ a w� 3 w� �uu�rLF '�si.raJ��S2wln.ai4l�+1�dj 101 xM 'tY^ ec ` v�it� > ' ✓.s r �4 m -ire _ �� �rx.� �,%, �'�' e;� ` Yw� 3'ta' `A �t t 4 s.�..:a a .R�'v„ -,tia� r��4 �„ i a� fr:5't`�s''�`iiR` 'Ll �.:� � _ ,. ,.. � .N vt r`„ % _ .. _ -,ya„ . L+e AMA )T"4.� y � �o�r'"^'.•di .,,i sr y�i��.F � ���7 sjia '1"", Y�` .- +rR ,. t�r °.P.�S��y A�._+„ i �S'''�sy�'k�'° •a��"RLs � � r� l ; M ,, 1 ,"�` t+ During the month of Marcia, Ofc. Nugent was invited back to Mc Donald's University ". speak with the women sup::rvisors and employees on safety issues related to the work piwe and at home, Ofe. Stadwiser and Ofe. Nugent attended a Juvenile Procedures Seminar hosted by the Hinsdale Community House. Lt. Mark Fleishman of the Oak Brook Fire Dept. and Ofc. Nugent developed and sent out a flyer on Tornado Awareness to all of the District 53 Students, during Tornado Awareimm week, March 6th through March 10th. The Oak Brook Police Department and Butler Jr. High School hosted a Community In Service Training at Butler Jr. High School for all 6th grade parents to review the V.&G -k curriculum. Ofc. Nugent attended the quarterly Community Network Meeting at Hinsdale Community House. Sociologist and Demographic expert Dee Wernette was the key note speaker. Oft. Nugent presented the "Home Alone" program to all fourth, fifth and sixth grade students of Butler District 53 before the students left for School Spring break. o Lt. Carson and Ofc. Nugent hosted an informal meeting with several community business men at the Police Department in an attempt to arrange for a community business se inar which will be scheduled at a later date. Ofc. Nugent has entered all Building Mang It contacts into the Crime Prevention Computer and will use this as a base to communicate with building managers and tenants. During this quarter Ofc. Nugent attended all P.T.A. meeting and several after school activities at both Brook Forest School mid Butler Jr. High. Ofc. Nugent also attended several associations meetings for ICPA, Region 3 D.A.R.E., Northern School/Liaison Officers of 1L. and DJOA. Two Police Department Tours were conducted during this quarter. Y Al t qc g 7 q `gip r?- " w T71TP I ! I D]MpARTMENT OF POLICE vil;LAGIE -- OF OAK BROOK 1200 OAK BROOK ROAD OAK BROOK, IL UWHS M21 -=3 JAMES R FLEMING (700) 9O-3WD Cm*F OF POUCE EMERGENCY 911 NON-EMEF*ENCY (706) 9W3= AWNISTRATION (706) NO-Z= RECORDS DEPT (708) 9W3035 FAX NUMBER (700) 990-7484 1995 FINGERPRINTING POLICE DEPARTMENT FIRST QUARTER REPORT Ordnance G-5W conceming the user charge for the p=gssft of fi ngerprints ($10.00 per cmXj) for idenffltatlon purposes has been in effect since June I t 1993. For the W quarter of 1995 a total of $2690.00 was cones ted as Wed below.* JANUARY $200-00 FEBRUARY $250-00 MARCH $2690.00 "Information reflects the total number of fingerprint cards, as opposed to the total number of persons fingerprinted. •AL o for the month of March, the total includes an extra fin9eqxMn9 detall at a compar,ry In the Village. "s- a'z",:i,� � �' 5���.'";C. Ct.� °,'E %" <- .�^2 '{'i+y � "' i�r;. x. � 1 s � � ,- "r, �.� f `rrt °fi !`",- ,N..,. -'��. rN �texa � �r*�.`v�.w � �:``.,.Y �.�� Ai'c " " ' •� DEPAIR I'MENT OF POLICE* VILLAGE OF OAK BROOK POLICE DEPARTMENT FIRST QUARTER REPORT K-9 UNIT The K9 Team was utilized on 52 calls between 01/01/95 and 03/31/95. luring the quarter, K9 Mario alerted to the presence of narcotics on 8 separate occasions, resulting in recovery of more than 85 grams of cocaine, and smaller amounts of marijuana and other narcotics residue and paraphernalia. These finds made it possIft to seize for forfeiture review $2,100.00 cash, a 1991 Jeep Cherokee, and a 1985 Cadilim ElDorado. K9 Mario also assisted DUMEG, Woodridge, and 90 officers from many area agencies with a raid of an apartment complex where 13 of 17 wanted drug dealers were apprehended with air support from Air -One. The K9 Team was the speaker for the DuPage Juvenile Officers Association's February meeting, and did a presentation for the Oak Brook Library. kz ��a, a :A .r� f 1 `I s� III v a� t� ;a w 21n; WNINX5 —DREPA163VTMENT OF POLICE ® VITZA OF OAK 13ROOK Ammsebb OP30% 1200 OAK BROOK ROAD fl% ) JAMES R FLEMING OAK BROOK. IL NOM WWI-2M *tot CHIEF OF POLICE (MM 9W3= EMERGE14CY 911 NON-EMERGENCY (Z" 990,11= AMNWRAMM (M) NO.2M FIRST QUARTERLY REPORT 1995 RECORDS DEPT (706) 9WVW FAX NUMBER (M) WO-74" TRAINING REPORT 1. IN SERVICE TRAINING A. FIELD IRAUSM OFFICER 40 Northwestern University - Evanston, IL. I officer 2. NORTHEAST MULTEREGIONAL TRAINING A. I ME OF, IEQRCF- 2 officers - Wheeling, 1L. 16 B. LEADER HT AM THE FIGHTINQ SPIRT— 2 officers - Elmhurst, 1L. 32 C- ACTING-FAIROL MICER IN CHARQE - 3 officers - Northfield, IL 48 D. CAM MANAQEMEKL- INIMNAL AEEAIRS, - 2 officers - Elmhurst, IL 16 E. CHAPTER 705 1REMENIMENILE CQ11R1 ACT - I officer- North Riverside, IL 8 F. MQTIMATING EURLOYEE-PEREMAMCE., 2 officers Riverdale, IL 16 0. BAS C MEDIA RELATIONS - 2 officers Bellwood, 11, 16 bmi - I officer Schawbwg, IL 32 -10- �,�T.y`e,f S�"`y�'33}1 *�`y4��3 rn�'4�''�Ad�r§,ed.v .:'�q�+i��+ "' �- r a�'y, �h a� +max t:''+As' .'f�,^.'2:.. .. �— a�Tisai �ri 4i;+{elrk ^Jl� =dn �J�fiRe2l�Fi:^ri`i• ^�"'Y`�m +a�',�y,''�'�il- ._x ^�:,4 ��F�'^3��£.�. �`� �: x: � "�nb r � i°' �' .o ♦f � f _ ^ �4 ' srf � . � r � �. ..^i+ ' H 6'l� —t" aY?:�j' 4�YC'���]'wl ri�w.rV �',���zt 3 'Y,y.., x i � i7�:+'A�`e! 3 B. VOB - Time Management - 2 officers- 2 3. SEMINARS A. Intergovernmental Risk, Management Agency 2 LEAD - 2 officers 8 B. PowerPhone, Inc- LAW ENEMMENI MSPAMH 123 Certification - 2 communications officers 32 C. Illinois State Police - TRt CK MFS2 MEM MERE S ER 1 officer 16 D. Du Page Senior Police Management, Gallagher and Westfall 113 SIMA,DONAL LEADERSHIP- 5 officers - 40 E. Hinsdale Community House 621 Citizen Action Group - 1 Supervisor 3 F. Illinois Crime Commission - Urban Terroria ,mod emonstrat on - one officer 10 G. Community House - Hinsdale - Juvenile Matters 2 officers 4 4.INI DOUSE A. Gallager and Westfall - Liability Training - 11 officers - 88 B. VOB - Time Management - 2 officers- 2 C. DuPage Women Against Rape -DWAR Roll call training - all shims- introduction to DWAR 2 D. Firearnns Training - 69 E. Electronic Bulletin- 123 SUM 1. In Service Training 40 2. Northiem Multiregional 184 3. Seminars 113 4. to House 284 TOTAL 621 0.0 lm VILLAGE OF OAK BROOK 1200 OAK BROOK ROAD OAK BROOK, ILLINOIS 60521-2255 708 990- i000 QUARTERLY REPORT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS FOR JAN. - FEB. - MAR.. 1995 SLJ13MITTED BY: • 244 t L4•.• Michael J. a Superintendent Public Works i� i �I 7M i FF W �7 11 TABLE OF CONTENTS Comments of Specific Projects and Work Activities Administration Quarterly Reports Secretarial Quarterly Repert Building and Grounds Quarterly Report Street Department Quarterly Report Vehicle Maintenance Quarterly Report Water Department Quarterly Report page i page 2-3 page 4 page 5 page 6 page 7 page 8 �. v , a ,+n' -t :� �',.4- ' ; .,,e� » . � i. z( l° f a `> A..A`� a i,' -"�< ^`. -A• ^ `?�' - ' �x "' ; 1. r�� , t; '' i ,e� >- : '�a `�*';"� a pis - ' OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES: Streets; The majority of the Street Division's effort during, the 1 st quarter was in snow removal and right -of -way tree trimming and brush cutting (mostly along the bicycle/pedestrian path system). Due to the extremely mild winter, 977 tons of deicer salt was required to treat Village streets compared to 1,447 tons for the 1 st quarter of 1994. Additionally, 713 man -hours (regular and overtime) were necessary for plowing/salting activities compared to 2,287 for the 1 st quarter of 1994 (1994 being a more typical winter season). Water: Nineteen (19) water main breaks were repaired for the quarter which has been the average number experienced during the 1 st quarter over the past eight (8) years. Water pumpage was also right in line with past 1 st quarters; 249.8 million gallons (mg) for 1995 compared to 248 mg for the past several 1 st quarters. GARAGE Our Head Mechanic and one other Public Works employee were trained on our new engine diagnostic analyzer. Said unit has been utilized in almost every case where a vehicle has been brought into the garage for either routine or demand maintenance. The use of this piece of equipment has dramatically increased our efficiency in detecting engine system malfunctions as well as other mechanical components. One to two other employees will be trained as time permits. BUILDINGS & GROLMS: As mentioned in the Village Manager's weekly memorandums, with the exception of the Village Hall elevator, and exterior site work (striping of handicap parking spaces and restoration), our ADA compliance work for all - 'i— ;,, N>S«. i�t >1 � �1•'�>""•�c'>'x'n;fg"''�"iAf 1'.,.` 's "n'�''�<< u r9Sn xtrc'y�' 4 b�+s', *a . W ,�`m h �`;r'��,4 r v..,�8xw�rn E r 3 � lsi QUARTERLY REPORT MONTHS Jan - Feb - Mar 1995 ADMINISTRATION - Superintendent ACTIVITY: HOURS: WATERDEPARTMENT .........•..•.• ..r.._....•w ................... 41 STREETDEPARTMENT .....•........ .• ............................. 48.5 BUILDING& GROUNDS ............. ......w..........•..,........•. 47.5 VEHICLEMAINTENANCE ............ ....•.•.......... ♦............. 19.5 PERSONNEL....................... ....,......•......•..•...••.... 42.5 ADMINISTRATION.....,.....,.... . ............................•.. 164 53 MEETINGS..•..........•.......•. • ................•............• SPECIALPROJECTS ............... ..............w................ PURCHASING.............♦..,.... ........w...•.......•........f. 26 REPORTS• i • • • • • • w • 1 . . • . . w . • . • • w • • • • w • • ♦ • • • • • • • ! s • • • e • • ♦ . • ♦ • • • w . 50.5 ADA. . . . . . • • e . • o s • . . w • . • e • . • . • . w • • • . • • • • r a o Water AiR a l y s x s . , 1 . . . . . . . . ....... . . . . . . . . . . w • . . . . . . . • w . . . . • . . . w . 24.5 Personnel Manual.........•.....• r .................w•.........•. 19.5 13.5 Se® roar ..............••...•..... ......,................•.....•• Expeditive Forecasting .......... ..............r......•.e....l.. 14.5 14 Training.• ...................... .•..........•............•..... Refuse / Recycling.......•...•...• .....................•....G.... 3.5 5 ESDA...............•........... ••..................•....w..... 587 TOTAL: ♦ . • . • . • . . • • • • • • a • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • . • s • • • • • • • • • ! . • . • • • • • • • • • OFF: 2 VACATION....................... ...w.........•........•.......• SICKLEAVE ........•......• ..... ..............................e PERSONAL/ HOLIDAY .. w ............ .......................•....... 9 UNPAID LEAVE ......•..........•. ......e........•..w...........• ll.S COMP. TIME ..................... ..�...........•................ OTHER ........................•. .............................,. w q 2 I .5 '" OTA L : . . . . . . . . . w a . . . . . . . . . r w . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . • . . . . o , , ADDITIONAL REMARKS $ 88. b hrs . over normal 40 hr • work week. - � :.s ,v� _ _ 14. +'•i�Y "i "'e''��' �4.��33 »r` � �. d„�- _ wit w%',,, � 4 V ' ' 3. . � °�:- a��.- �u�c:�°•;��rys`a ?k'; q�fyz;'�=';Tlsc :+ti Y�a',2;� >[4,r � �'rky s��"ia< 5 J$;'t .� -'a �°x, v� x - '�ui.; '�'.rtnxc-- ;� -� u'r.: -s �+�d j; �' ' � x, r? ' x +e. � �� � F'd r , t'�' -,e x�a��.a, b�' �,��i,�R .;` � ,�� - � � €'�a��- 'Q {�?�y�:� t� n-, � r,� -•rte 5''.��� r � >'� �y, rk y�� '.sye'��''� ry k rlr r 'l�il � "� ��'�. �°,~:.�-'7 "YF�xa, ru. s - ,•s�'� �.f�w�, 5„�- v9m'd� <saa3 %vt', ,�� oc`+ �+,* h vhr- s.�2,yv2F�i�n$�' °��n, `_a��, P }n� *4"t✓L r ✓^. F�. t , r Sy � 9 � k h B .. �«°PY�x -• �. r. � w " � \ J F Y +ry V QUARTERLY REPORT MONTHS Jan - Feb - Mar 1985 ADMINISTRATION - General Foreman ACTIVITY: HOURS: WATER. DEPARTMENT ...1...,..• .... ......... »!•..... »•.w..e.•..... STREETDEPARTMENT .......•....•. 17.5 .......•.e,e.•, ♦,••�•••.r,••••• 23,5 BUILDING& GROUNDS ..•..•.... «f•.•„ *....•,e.•...••.•. »..•....• VEHICLEMAINTENANCE 32 •.•,..•••... «..• ♦.•......•.... «•...•... ♦p.. PERSONN'EI, 68.5 ...... e......•....•• w. •.....•....•....r.••........... ADMINISTRATION..•..«.... 11.5 e.♦••.,. ..••..•e ..............••...•.., MEETINGS. • • • . . • . • • • O • • . . . • w • • • • • f . w • • » • • • • • • • ! ! f ! O • • p • • • • . • • w • SPECIALPROJECTS 49.5 ......• e.•...«. ...........•.,..w.•.•••••�••••. PURCHASING••».•••.•..•.••.••.•• 204.5 ....•.•p,...re.,..,... /•r•..... 28.5 REPORTS. • . • • • • • • a • • • • • / • • • • • e • ! • s • . • • • • ■ • w o • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • o e • 1.5 OTHER: ...,..• «...•..,• «..•...•....••,..• « ».. Front Desk . . . . . . . e w . . , • e . • . ! . . . . , r f ! . • . , . f . ! • • , • e . w e e • . , . • • . . . . 17 Training .....• ..............e... ••,.,........,....s.....•...... 14.5 Seminars .......................• e...•.•,.........w••.....w... ». 6.5 ESDA•......•....••......•..•..,. .•t..•f.•......•..• ».......•... 5 a e • • • • • • • » • • ! • • • • • • • • , e • • • • • • • o • • • • • • • TO�p / TAL: • • o . . • Y • • • • • • t • » w • Y e o . • • • • • • • w • • • ! • • • • • s • • • • • o • w • s w • ! • • • 480 s OFF: w w w.w. �.�. t•. •w � . to. �. r .an w w• r +r VACATION............ r.....».1.. ......•...... ♦....•.•.•. »...... SICKLEAVE . • ....... ! . • ....... • .......... • ... , • ... w ....... ! .... .__�_�._,..._.�. PERSONAL /HOLIDAY ............... •.........•...e 8 «....,...•..p.•, UNPAIDLEAVE ................... .a...•........!•..... »..•.•.... COMPe TIMri • 4 • • » / ! Y • • • Y w • • Y ! • • r ♦ • w • • • • • • M R • • • w • • • • ! • • • • • , • . • p » • 32 OTHER a e • • . • u w . • ! • • • » e r • • • • • • • w r ! • • • • • o o • • • • • • • • • • s • • • • ! • • • • • • • TOTAL: • • • • • u • • • • o s s • • a w • • • • e • • • • w • • • • • • • • ! ! • • • • • e r e e ! p r ♦ • a • • • . rr.�r 40 srra+r.�w ADDITIONAL R11MAISK9:14 hrs.! overtime, Right -To -Know Training, Croag Tralning, with Greg (SPOrts Core), West Side demo, concrete, � 9 & +',xst+ fir _..v.•r ia'�.. i'� i.x•..sN.^.�� -'�w`w rx:r .r"'4t�- w{`a -a`• a..� xkv3 'fern {C".+.i.. _ky :eW�Y^ wFiFR�'..'Z ♦ i .."Yti a �'�:s �3 ..:°yfiAq� �° V,.t �r} � "i•E .. _4 �� 1� 'f, 4„m .�+,, fit+ f � y7 gyp ii � 3n fE' a' ..i�Sk� H.i � f� s -A .Y:' V? t'�y`*°ib14�7 J T•�5.�'� £Sy�,� `y.t �n �� � ,*„a.(�IC.dt 2 � y4P � ; a } � 3 r}�xs+x' � CweeIjTpp.•f ^(y5'zh a;-a a ¢': '� k"ft°4. v r 3wJ°t _ k QUARTERLY REPORT MONTHS dare — Feb — Mar 1985 SECRETARIAL ACTIVITY: HOURS: WATERDEPARTMENT ............ .... ....•..,...••,.••.••l,..••.,••. 38.75 STREETDEPARTMENT........,•..... •.A..•.....,...a,sw..•....f.... 32 IILDGS& GRNDS...•......•....•.. •.. ♦.....,......•w•....•...••.. GARAGE............e•.•...•••...• •b..,.....,.•.,•.. «.....•• ♦. «.r 23.5 PERSt) NNEIa•.••..♦,..•.•,......•. ....•,•....r.d,...•..... « ♦•..•. 0♦5 ADMINISTRATION..............•.. .........,.•.••.•.•..,•...•r..• 99 PU RCH A S I NG• • • f f A • • • t • 0 • • • O • • • • • • • • • • O O • • • O . • • , • • • • • • . • . • • O O , A , • 84.75 REPURi'S • • • • + • s • • • ♦ • • • • ♦ • • s • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • a • • • • ♦ ♦ • w • • ♦ • • o o w . • e • • 3.5 OFFICE ACTIVITIES ........... 146 • a • • • • • • • • • f • • • • ! • ♦ • • • • • ! ♦ • • • • • a • v a • r • • • 0 ♦ • 0 • 0 • • • f 0 • • 0 • • 0 • 0 i . • • • • O ♦ • • 0 , • 0 • 0 • • • 0 , • 1 • ♦ 1 • • • 0 • • 0 • • • ♦ 0 r • • • • . , • b • 0 0 • • • . I . • 0 0 • ♦ • • 0 • • • • . • • • • • 0 • • 0 • • 0 0 . • r • . • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • r ! • r . • • • • • . • • b • • • 0 • • • 0 0 . 0 . • • • • • 0 • 0 • a • • 0 0 r • O • • • • • • • • • , O A • • • • A • • • . �. �w • • • 0 0 0 • • 0 O 0 • • • • 0 • • • • , O • . • 0 • O • 0 • 0 0 ♦ • • 0 • TOTAL: • • • • r • a • • . o • • • • o • • • • • • r • • • • • • • e • • ♦ s • • s • • • • r o • • • • • • v • r • o • 418 s � �aa.•ra Yi OFF: res woos �►. s► /y 7 A CAT i O • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • « • • • e a • • • • • • • • • • • • r • • • ♦ • • • • r • • • • s • r r r SICKLEAVE •....♦•..'!«. r•«• a•!. •....• ♦..•l...•...lf.•a..,a..l. 6 PERSONAL /HOLIDAY 21 UNPAID LEAVE ...♦•.•.....l... b.. . ♦............•.....•.•.•� ♦.•.. COMP, TIME ..... ...•.. r.......•. ..r ..............••.......•...• r 0 0 • • • a 0 • 0 ♦ • • • i a • • a • f • M • • e • • • • • • • i 0 0 ! 0 a • • 0 • a • • • ! ! ! ! • ! • ! • ! OTHER TOTAL: p • • R r • • • ♦ • • • • r 0 • • A ♦ • • 1 • f b • • • 0 0 • M 11 a • • 0 • ! ! • 0 a a a a Y a a 0 a ► • ! Y M 37 O0r• �r ADDITIONAL RKMA1RKS 2 Su x 1 ,'. :,` oy- >x,."z,",`g�, ry< r wiv c MONTHS BUILDINGS & GROUNDS ACTIVITY: QUARTERLY REPORT Jan — Feb -- Mar 1995 HOURS: REGULAR OVERTIME VILLAGEHALL . . . . w a . w . . w • • • a n • • • . • • • • • • • . • • • • • a • a 628 j 30.5 POLICE DEPARTMENT ................... 00604,600006* 124 ; LIBRARY.. 41./�5}( ; ....•... .•.•..,..•....a.....a...•...... PUBLICW ORR S . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . • • • • • • • • • • a • • • • • • • • • 68 FIRESTATION #1 .. .•.•.a......a..........•....... 1.5 FIRESTATION #2 .................... 13 ; S.C. ADM IN. .•,... .....•..•.••.• ................. 9 ; S• C o B & T + w e • • • a • • • • a o • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • . • • • • s • I j S.C. GOLF CLUBHOUSE ....... . ... ..•..,.•w.....w.a.w 0.5 ; S.C. GOLF MAINT BLDG ..................•......... ' WATER DEPARTMENT a w ...............•.......•..•.w. ' i WATERPUMP HOUSES ......• «....,...••••.•.....•... 7.5 ; VEHICLEMAINT. ........... •............w,...•w.•. 4.5 ;- STREET DEPARTMENT ......•.•.•e•..•..•....•.....w• ' i SAFETYTRAINING .. ....•.......•..••.•a....•...... 5 ; MISCELLANEOUS .... ...a...•..•.•.......•.•........ ' 1 Snow/ Ice.... a.• ... ............................... 9.5 , HVACTrade Show ....... .................. 9 ; / 1 • • • . • • • • • • • • • a • • . • • a • • • • 1 i TOTAL: ...,•.e w••. •....•.....•••.•.•..e.......... 921 30.5 OFF: VACATION • . . • . . . . . . . • • • a • • . • • • • • • • • • • • s • • • • e • . ♦ • . ,,�„�,��,�,�,�,,•v� SICK LEAVE, ....... 52 PERSONAL /HOLIDAY « •...•..•.•••••r.•.•.•••••.•.••• r....••.a••a••os•••••••••w• a•aa.••• UNPAID LuEA M COMP• TIME a••••.• w•••a•••aa•••.•.•••.••••e•....w TIME yt 10.5 OTHER• a . • • . • . w • • . +. • • w • e . • • • • . e . • • . • • • • • • • • • .. e • • 12 TOTAL i 119 SUMMARY: WORK ORDERS COMPLETED 49 AnD1T1014AL 49MARKS1 gathers 139e5� ADA regular 42.09 ADA overtime 214 i 2 1 3 11 q` at i�¢b1x frettk3te: ar .Y'" w M3 �„*•'`,vY ` C' "r5' ��n 'D ° - n� ti i t QUARTERLY REPORT - MONTHS Jan - Feb - Mar 1995 STREET DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY: PAVEMENT MAINTENANCE .........• .............•..... SHOULDERMAINTENANCE .......................... .♦•• PARKWAY RESTORATI+ GIN .............................. RIGHT -OF -WAY MAINT ............................... STREETSWEEPING ... ............................... SPOIL. HAULING...•.••.... ........... «............ TRAINING.......... ............................... SHOP /YARD MAINTENANCE ... .........•....,..•....... PAVEMENTMARKINGS . .................... «,......... SIGNMAINT/ INSTAI. L ..........• .................... LIGHTINGMAINT / LOCATES ...•........• .............. SNOWREMOV A L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . INLETCLEAN/ INSPT/ LOCATIO...•.• .................. STORMSEWER/INLET REPAI .R ......................... TREERE E TR I M /R EM O V A L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LEAFPICK- UP ...... ..........•...•.•.....•.......• WEED NOTICE VIOLATIONS ......,. .................... ASPHALTMAINTENANCE .........................•...• SCREENINGMAINTENANCE ......•••........«..•..♦..•• OTHER: .......... ..•...•. ........................ BLDGS& GRNDS ..... .................•............. GARAGE.........• .. ...........•.......•........... HOURS. REGULAR OVERTIME 778 16 9 240 8 56 82 637.5 164 193.5 281.5 18 148 1104 10 8 '134 370 1 F *3 0.5 8 28 648 12 3 2 TOTAL: ........... ............................... 4258.5 724.5 w w e •w.e e ewws .4 w w e w e w e w w w e NP e e e i e e w OFF: VACATION......... ............. 126 SICKLEAVE ....... ........•,.....•............... 79.5 PERSONAL /HOLID4Y . .............................•. 95 UNPAIDLEAVE ...,. ....•...•,..........•.........• COMP. TIME ....... ...........................•... ?.33 OTHER. . . . o . . • . • o . . • • • . o • r • ► r • . • . , • • • • • • . • • • • • • s • 198 TOTAL: .........•. ..........••..........•.••...•. 4t� 2y 1.5 owrwwroe«we w e e e w e r r e MATERIALS: HOT MIX ASPHALT COLT? MIX ASPHALT GRADE 8 STONE SCREENINGS STREET SWEEPING CURB INLETS CLEANED 500 VT I L ITY CUT REPAIR PV',WNT MARKING Pt.ACED STREET INLET CLEAN STREET INLET REP10 WEED VIOLATION R E PORT TR PES REMOVED 3 "• 5 TON E STORM I• I NPR REP 4 I R r 3 F SAND I, 22.89 ton CONCRETE 4.25 c.y% 56.94 ton SPOIL 140 yd. 17.8 ton LEAVES 21 miles DEICER SALT SPREAD 977 ton 2 STR• LIGHTS REPAIRED 2J BLACK DIRE" STREET SIGN /MARKER REPAIR 79 SNOW /ICE EVENTS 11 2 STREET INLET REPAIR I ROADWAY SWALE RESHAPE 100 ! . 1. TREE$ TRIMMED to 2$ TREES PLANTED 10,75 ton SCRAP S'TE'EL 4,36 ton 4 RIP R,4P R 1 VKR, Roex 17 . R0 1 I Mae + g;z m ° y 9�t x zti"�r � �,� i � '� Dt Ks�.' �.•�"�r?�"zb �k.Ye � r,s'Y.x�{ 4 ; 8�, .,�� r^ t. P'x�^4 "' �x'e >a- : { *— <r,; yw C.��`- �zyx'ir�.,sr.>,•sS'r .q fc' J Y sF.y k's- .<�"�i�, ,Z a � �• t `@�; ^,D,,.a yf ;�.h �` £ �r QUARTERLY REPORT VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 1995 MONTH JAN FEB MAR TOTAL HOURS: DEMAND 136 97 147 380 ROUTINE 0 20 33 53 WATER 0 0 0 0 STREETS 0 0 0 0 OTHER 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 136 117 180 433 OFF: VACATION 0 0 0 0 SICK .LEAVE 40 0 0 40 PERS /HOLIDAY 8 0 0 8 UNPAID LEAVE 0 0 0 0 COMP. TIME 0 8 4 12 OTHER 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 48 8 4 60 NUMBER OF DEMAND REQUESTS: ADMINISTI ATION 0 4 0 4 FIRE 9 4 3 16 Ems 9 1 2 12 INSPECTION 2 1 1 4 POLICE 18 33 16 67 PUBLIC WORKS 64 52 37 153 TOTAL 102 95 59 256 NUMBER OF ROUTINE REQUESTS: ---------------- ADMINISTRATION 0 0 0 0 FIRE 0 0 4 4 EMS i 1 0 2 INSPECTION 1, 0 2 3 POLICE 1 6 13 PUBLIC WORKS S Is TOTAL 6 is t 3 37 11,611 loolloll oil _ r —R ( a`i . s'',' _ .,r.' l .N . * � , LI _ ; � tt� IN ;T ,41 �111 QUARTERLY REPORT MONTHS January — February — March 1995 WATER DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY: HOURS: WATER PUMPED 248.804 mil. gala. REGULAR OVERTIME PUMPSTATION MONITORING• . . . r • • • • . • • • • • • • r • • , . • • f r 255.5 j i PUMP S'T'ATION MAINT ... ................•• ♦ ♦ ♦••♦ 254 ; I�g54 22.5 SERVICELINE REPAIRS ..r• ......................... 238 ; 12 WATERMAIN REPAIRS .......... • ... .f!•.•.•• ♦.,••,,. 343 ; 145.5 HYDREPAIR/ REPLe,• •.•••••••!•,••••!•!•♦•, ♦•• ♦f••• 68 VALVES REPAIRED 15 VALVEREPAIR/ REPL . ...................• ♦.••.,....♦ 52 ; 2 WATER METER REPLf•.••.......e „•••..e. ♦,,....•.•• 62 ; WATERMETER R. EPAJR ...............f...•...••...... 41.5 ; WATERLINE INSPECTION •,.00•00040900•900•.e•e!••.•♦ 12.5 ; WATER SAMPLE COLLECTION •.f•••.•• ♦,.•••••••••••.e• 27 ; HYDRANTFLUSITING l,..•!•.!••••♦•e..!••.•el.e••♦• „ 39 ; UTI L I TY LOCAT I NG . . , , • • P . • e f e e f f • • , . e . . f f , . f . . f • f • /x� 18 2 • 5 ; SPOIL HAULING ........... 81.5 ; TRAINING..,....,.. ..f..••..••.•.•...•..•.e••..en. 24 ; SHOP/YARD MAINT ......... 324.5 ; PARKWAYRESTORATIONS .• ...... •••.!••f•,••••••••••• 3 ; METERREADING ................ •...• .... ,, ♦.......,, 100.5 ; a CUSTOMER. SERV10E.•N♦••aw • nr••w•••♦e•• ........... 308.5 j 28.5 OTHER: .......... 151 ; BLDGS& GRNDS..... ...f•l.... «.f.....4.•........,• 44 ; 1 STREETS ......... 40.5 45 G AR AG E . . . . . . . . . . . a . . r . s . . . . . • . . . . . • • . • • . . f . . . . . . . 237 j 2 .L OTA L : • ♦ . • • • . • • . , s ♦ • • • • . • • r • • • • • r w • s • • r ♦ • • ♦ • • • • s 2885.5 t 327.5 OFF: VACAI I ON • • . r • f • • f r • • • • • f • • • • f • • r • , • ! • r • s a • • • • • • • 3 /2 IS C K L EA V E . . . , ? f f • • • f r . • • r . • • . • • • R • • • • • . . • • • . f • . 3 8 PERSONAL /HOLIDAY . .............•..........•...... 108.5 UMPtiID LFAVE ..... ....................•,.......,. 0 COMP. TIME ..................... 8 OTHER . . . . ♦ • • • • ! • • r • r k r • ! • • • • • 1 • • • • • • • . . • ♦ . • • • • • • 4 8 TOTAL: w••••.•.••. ..!!.••. *to •.!. ♦..••*too •.e••.• 234.5 �.y .•�w ��w wa w.0 ww SUMMARY: NEW METERS INSTALLED WATER PUMPED 248.804 mil. gala. METERS REPLACED 35 AVG, DAY PUMPED 2.776 oil. gaffs. METERS REPAIRED i HIGH DAY PUMPED 3.453 m11. Rain. CUSTOMER SERVICE CALLS 495 LOW DAY PUMPED 2w130 miff. gals. 'MATER. MAIN BREAKS 19 HYDRANTS REPAIRED 1 VALVES REPAIRED 1 VALVES REPLACED � VALV99 EXORCISED L �i I a _ _ a t _ _ a. ,. ... _ <,._ r h t 4,i _r ,, v :hex xi.`,.'S' . ✓.. F' ° ..'EnaC.Pi` A4 4 R' a� a v� r ZF 1 "R fit f N 15 vok r DA°rA - q -;Z57- i1'?57 4&-F,m %A ITEM '?.N .......... 1 A if i4E 1 � sK y� t b VILLAGE OF OAK BROOK 1200 OAK BROOK ROAD OAK BROOK, IL_.INOIS 60521 -2255 Date: April 20, 1995 To: Village President and Board of Trustees From: Bruce Kapff, Purchasing Director /Grants Coordinator Subject: Purchasing and Grants -1 st Quarterly Report -1995 708 990- 3C1C%0 The attached pages show our status regarding departmental expenses, cost savings and Bicycle. Path funding. The following is the cu►Tent status regarding our Bicycle Path Grant applications: 1. York Road - Due to ceirtain opposition to constructing a trail which parallels York Road, an altemative routing is being considered which would partly utilize the existing pathway system in the Fullersburg Forest Preserve. This o tion has been reviewed and approved by the Village's Pathway Committee, DuPage County Mayors & Managers Transportation Committee, DuPage County Forest Preserve District, IDOT and the Federal Highway Administration. Following a review by an affected property owner, this subject will return to the Village Board for further review, probably in May. 2. Yorlcyjaroer - The draft Contract for Phasa I engineering with Civiltech is being reviewed by IDOT, and will subsequently be presented to the Village Board for approval. Phase I design is scheduled to be completed this year. The funding for Phase it design and construction has previously been cQMMJfl2d t„g by Mayors & Managers, without a specific schedule. We have requested FY '96 funding of at least a portion of the construction. 3. AllIt , fikMUR21110- 6,bAdm - The Contract for Phase 1 engineering with Civiltech has been approved by IDOT, and is on the April 26 Village Board meeting for approval. Phase I design should be completed this year, wfth construction In 1996. REPOR11'sMPORT1. 000 04/2 11:50 X11 Pagel x e7 7 a 57rt �''"r r'i 4. Regional Pathway SYsiem - Funding for Phase I and 11 Engineering through CMAQ was approved earlier this ,year. However, CMAQ won't allow these funds to be expended until 1996. We have recently applied to CMAQ for approval of construction funds, with the work to be done sometime after 1996. Also in the Grants area, i recently acquired the ability to do on -line searches of the Federal Grants database. Through an "800" number I can now do keyword and other searches, as well as download specific grant application information. I am also looking into doing similar searches for State and Private grant opportunities, probably through independent Bulletin Boards or the Internet. Let me know of any particular grants you would like investigated. in the area of Information Systems, I have spent consid ,,able time this quarter meeting with Village Staff and preparing analyses of the Group 1 report. Current plans are for this subject to return to the Village Board for further review in early May. On this page is a cumulative summary (starting point of Jan. 1, 1994) of the Purchasing and Grants Department actual expenses, cost savings which we believe were a result of our Purchasing activities, and total non Village grant funds which have been approved. Actual Expenses to operate Purchasing and Grants Department 1 $150,224 Net Savings created by Purchasing activities $112,813 Grant funds obtained non Villa a share $630,635 Cost Savings and Grant Funds in excess of Departmental $5931,224 Expenses REEPOWBA PORT1.AOC JOE 11-50 Al Respectfully submitted, Bruce F. Kapff, Purchasin actor/ Grants Coordinator Page 2 I, �� 1rII a•iy Q CL r N O � � r C Kr�r lul 49 b! M , , X137'- 1 N UPpo).r a' j4 - PL G-1s, q 1.4;- �rCuld •� VILLAGE OF OAK BROOK 1100 OAK BROOK ROAD OAK BROOK, ILLINOIS 60521 -2255 April 19, 1995 MEMO TO: Village President and Board of Trustees FROM: Michael J. Meranda, Supt. Public Works SUBJECT: Recyclables Quarterly Report for the period January - March, 1995 08 990- 10 ,,10 i Following is the 1 st quarter report for recyclables as reported by our waste haulers. As mentioned in our 1994 year end recyclables report, we were suspect of the 4th quarter numbers. However, subsequent conversations with our haulers indicate that the reported numbers are in fact accurate. Also please note, that the list of recyclable items was expanded in January of 1994 which would account, in part, for the significant increase from 1993 to 1994. 19-Quarter 2n, Quuader 3rd Quaker 4th Ypar Total 1993 453,822 431,021 369,598 56510460 1,819,90? 1994 516,118 604,208 686,551 932,190 211739,067 1 995 636360 (pounds) Resmctfully submitted, i Michael J. Meranda Superintendent Public Works P =5 ITrz.�sK �-� cad-- m i#,*j suPnAo- r AGEW b A I TF. M VILLAGE OF OAK BROOK 1200 OAK BROOK ROAD LEAK BROOK, ILLINOIS 6052t---1-755 April 21, 1995 MEMO TO: Village President and Board of Trustees FROM: Vince Long, Assistant to Village Manager SUBJECT: Risk Management Quarterly Report - First Quarter - 1995 �,I ..1 ; `%T -Al I respectively submit to the Board the first quarter Risk Management Report pertaining to the Village's workers compensation, third -party liability, and property /casualty insurance claims and their costs, summarizing activity from January 1, 1995 through March 31, 1995. The report has eleven (11) headings, or columns, of information - the definitions of each of the headings are presented below: 1. Maim Tvae - The type of claim incurred - Other types of claims that may occur but Oak Brook has not experienced this year include Personal Injury, All Risk Building Contents, Boiler and Machinery and others. 2. Oaen CI ins - Number of on -going claims as of the start of the quarter. 3. New Claims This Quarter - New claims that occurred during the quarter. 4. Closed Qig s - On -going claims closed out during the quarter. 5. Total Active Claims as of ,Irch 31. 1995 - Number of New and Open Claims added together, with Closed Claims subtracted. 6. 6MO131 Paid i Datp (All 1- The amount of expenses paid to date for active claims. Expenses include medical expenses, legal costs, vaka of destroyed vehicle, court reporter costs, etc. 7. QWAta I ino Rase ryea (All Act ivy, - Dollars set aside as a reserve fbr sinticipated tial expenses and /or settlements. �. - Sum of mounts Paid to Date and �utatanding rves ( ®lumns 6 and 7) for all active claims added . +z v� i �' �• /, .. .` . <'a "', � n t �. �xyRi�i� '<-., � "� ' '�� � � d"'j >y sue+_ d'`ta.�`� '�'k�` 7.`i`�`�' ^a` � ..: 'ks *� s ^ � 9`,-`� �a � F �*e ,. ?xp v t RE: Risk Management Quarterly Report April 21, 1995 Page 2 9. Less (currence D- ductible on Experience - The total deductible amount that will be billed to the Village. 10. Less Lo s of nti - The amount that individual lasses exceed IRMA's retention level with specific excess insurance. 11. Total AQareoa!q EMdenq@ - Total Experience minus Less Occurrence Deductibles and Less Losses Excess of Specific Retention - Based on current reserves, this is the amount that could ultimately be paid out of IRMtA's Loss Fund. Respectfully submitted, Vince Long Assistant to Village Manager VUr:rmgt2(wp :vl) Attachment 0 20 21.- 3' H• a e M ,� A/�e V) OD N CV CD Q ® p 8 A c cv cn 44 64 64 M • � r � e- r N Ci tta? M CD Irl e s� 4 � 3, f+ i i, k i � , ytxz SY°y s, �"T � �n•,"y9 � �* ij�,r .q, r -. , - ,,. , i .yam n�, , �; i , p it � �* - , �,'�►.. SOT— ri1►1 � Vol 1q-CV, 1d b f# f Tem OAK BROOK BATH & TENNIS CLUB /OPEN FIELDS QUARTERLY REPORT 1st Quarter 1995 Attached are summaries of activities in specific areas of our Bath & Tennis Club facilities. The Bath & Tennis Clubhouse enjoyed a steady increase in weekday bookings since becoming available due to the termination of the restaurant operation. We expect this to continue with a carefully planned marketing campaign, which is well underway. There are many residents, businesses and organizations that still express surprise that they may use the facility without being members, and they are our targets. The monthly usage increase is evident in the attached report. April, May and June bookings are outstanding as well. The steady increase in activity at the Tennis home is reflected in another attached report. The staff has worked extremely hard to learn the proper care and maintenance of this unique structure and surface. We have received many positive comments about the courts, and it is our plan to bring our new clients to the outdoor courts as well. We have received deposits for six open field events, which already exceeds the last two years' usage. Four are returning clients from last year; two are new. We expect several more. Additionally, we have booked eight private parties that will occur during polo matches on Sundays. Based upon these bookings, we will substantially exceed our revenue projections in the 1995 budget with respect to off -site catering. In addition, we will be providing "off premise" catering services for six other events of 75 or more guests between now and June. The Bath & Tennis brochures were completed and mailings distributed by March 1, and are now being followed by print advertising. The response to the new membership rates has been very encouraging and we're looking forward to a wonderful season. Respectfully submitted, onnis Sartore Bath & Tennis Club Manager BWS /clr BATH & TENNIS CLUB EVENTSIACTIVMES I ST QUARTER 1995 Bath & Tennis Clubhouse January 4 Civic Functions/Meetings 5 Corporate Events Closed 10 days for ADA work 9 TOTAL JANUARY EVENTS Februa!y 3 Civic Functions/Meetings 1 Bridal Event 7 Corporate Events 11 TOTAL FEBRUARY EVENTS March 4 Civic Functions/Meetings 3 Corporate Events 1 Wedding Reception 4 Showers/Rehearsal Dinners 2 Tennis Mixed Doubles Events 14 TOTAL MARCH EVENTS µ , ., ., ` c� z.m e �y E ?✓ =x+` ysr•nwG 1° tJ' srfi n . Yn ,1, nv;, ',, ix�' � aa e4 , ♦, I TENNIS DOME ACTIVITIES fi is YARTER 1895 OCT 1994 N V 1 94 % CHANGE # of Court Hours Used 99 176 78% Total Court Hours Available 392 392 0 Booking Percentage 25% 45% 80% I, MOTE: 61 % of the court time is permanent court time. JAN 1995 MAR 1995 % CHANGE # of Court Hours Used 207 224 80/0 f Total Court Hours Available 392 392 0 Booking Percentage 53% 57% 7% Occupancy Percentage: Wednesdays, Saturdays & Sundays Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays & Fridays # of Players in Programs* OCT -DEC 1993 JAN -MAR 1995 70% 00 "6% 33% 47% % CHANGE 115% JAN 1995 MAR 1995 % CHANGE # of Players in Programs* 70 70 0 * Does not include mixed doubles or social events, which are also classified as programs. 3 I , i ot a row r4 I N 0 PPO /er A&ENS.q ITEM 23-P .J. COU I OAK BROOK SPORTS CORE 700 OAK BROOK ROAD OAK BROOK, ILLINOIS 60521 - 2227 April 25; 1995 Memo To: Village President and Board of Trustees From: Troy Vale, Golf Club Manager Re: Quarterly RAPost for the Period Ending Mm& 3 1 v 1995 ROUNDS OF GOLF January (All) —0— —0-- Febamy (All) —0-- e-0-- Mavch Mmber 407 389 is Resident 82 106 (24) Non-Resident 336 358 (22) Month Total 825 853 (28) MEMBERSHEPS (as of April 14th) Resident 147 143 4 Resident Jr. 7 5 2 Resident Sr. 26 22 4 Non-Resident 39 45 (6) Corp. Resident 32 38 (6) Total 251 253 2 MEMBERS1W FEES (as of April 14th) Total Fees S169,000 S173,950 $4,950 GRFZNSFZES Januaty Fetamary —0-- Ivumh $9,657 $109462 (5803) DRIVING RANGE FEES No w6vity " qmrw. I P \I ION (01) M211 RA111 & TENNIS 090-io2s (401+ COVANE' Tol"wT7 11 1 11 1 14� 4iA, Im iI pop CART FM No aadvity dds q=W. LOMGIC SALn Jammy --0-- Feb=wy --0-- mumb sit515 51,965 (5445) PRO SHOP SALU II Tow (dW- 577851 53,623 54v228