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Minutes - 06/08/1971 - Board of Trustees" • � - 'pia a. VILLAGZ OF OAK BROCK MIHurRS OF June 80 1'71 T MEETING CALL A. DOLL CALL The regular board meeting was called to order at 8:02 P.M.- All trustees were present. President: Dean was absent, 8, APPOINTMENT OF PRES I DEALT PRO TEN Trut4tee Congreve moved - seconded by Trustee Hayes... That Trustee Nowell preside as President Pro Tem for the current meeting . Roll CaLl Vote = Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Congreve, Hayes, Nowell, O• Brien and I4ash. Noyes - None So ordered. ZI READ OF MINUTES Trustee O'Brien moved - seconded by Trustee haschen, -. That the reading of the minutes of the regular meeting of May 25th, 1971, be suspended and that they be accepted as submitted, Voice vote - all in favor, So ordered I Y I ORDINMCFS , RESOLUTIONS, VARIATIONS. PLATS, ETC A, Police &-- pertment Table of Organization Ordinance G -134 Each trustee was provided with a copy of a proposed ordinance amending Ordinance G -76 to re-establish and re- organize the Oak Brook Police Devartment by creating the office of Police Lieutenant and decreasing the number of Police sergeants from five to four. Trustee O'Brien moved - seconded by Trustee Congreve... Thar the. reading of Ordinance G -134 be waived and that said ordinance be passed and approved by the village board, Roll Call Vote: Ayes Trustees Baschen, Congreve, Hayes* O'Brien, Rush and President Pro Tee Howell Noyes - None So ordered B Fire Denartment Table of ortlanization Ordinance S -225, Each trustee was provided with a copy of a oronosed ordinance amending Ordinance S• -144 by creating the offices of three Fire Lieutenants in the Oak Brook Fire Denartment . Irustee O'Brien moved - seconded by Trustee Bpsc.hen, . That the. reading of Ordinance S-226 by waived and that said ordinance be passed and approved by the village board Roll CA11 Vote; Ayes - Trustees Bastichen, Congreve. Hayes, O'Brien, Rush and President Pro -Tm Hell. Mayes - None So ordered . ' 1l_ ' • f' '' ^ - _^ .-'C: ^ 11 r- >fN 1S.JNtr. �� ,:1..5 ^ ^-v Y ", 'p -'. _ t { 4 p i %u iFt t IN iL` R=M=10W Imo. i '0t12itLted� C. 1971.7$ &Dng riatfan O�ie�naa 8 -Rx7,. �� rr w�w�rrw.i� 'G gash trustee wao nrovided with a cQOy of a proposed ordinance : making anur oriation for the comorote pn rposes of the Village of Oak brook, for th ;b fiscal year comencing may let R 1 ^71 and ending Anril 30th, L972. Trustee O'8rtvn moved - seconded by Trustee Coagrevo, That the rvaaxng of Ordtnance 5-227 be wpived and that =- w s i d ordi "nc a be oasaed and ooppoveal by t1W, Village 'board ' y Roll "ell Voce, Ayes► - Truateea Uschen, Congreve, Hayes, A� 8rivp 4 'r` Rush and President Pro Tea Howell. Neyes - hone So ordered D, L.i nuur License Fee Ordinance-S-228, Each trustee vab Drovided with a copy of a proposed ordinance - amending nrdinanct. S,7 to increase the fee for Class A linuor Licenses to $I roo.w. president Pro Tem lfovei# :read said ordinance Trustee Congreve moved - seconded by Trustee Hayes,,. That Ordinance S -228 be passed and approved by the village board.. Roll Call Vote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Congrever Hayes, O'Brien- Rush and President Pro Tea Howell. Nayes - None So ordered. E Joseph.-Crotty - Fence Variation west Each trustee was provided with a c0malete file regarding the fence variation reouest of Joseph, Crotty. President Piro Ten Howell read a Letter fro® Mr. Roger K_ Water&. Jr., dated .June 4, 1T71, requesting the willege board to postpone con- sideration of this case for thirty days_ Mr. Joseph Crotty stated that he would not be in the country at that time and would like a further extension. Trustee O'Brien moved - seconded by Trustee Basehen That the Joseph Crotty Fence. Variation Request be ooatponed until the board's regular meeting of August lt`th. 171, Roll Call. Vote! Ayeft - Trustees Baschen. Congreve, Hayes, o,Brien" Rush and President Pro Teen Howell. f Mayes - None So ordered, F. FAR Floor Area Ratio Amending Ordinance G -fits . Each trustee was provided with a Letter of recomapindation from Mrs. Margaret 0, Coffin, representing the zoning board of aooealh , dated June 4th, l °71. Trustee Congreve moved -- Leconded by Trustee Rush That the vi 1.1 at, attorney be directed to draft an ordinance- in accordance with the zoning boarjd•s recommendation as set Forth in Mrs. Mfargarer Cuffii,'s letter, dated June hth, lc71 stating chat the floor area MI-lo in the 0RAA1 district 'iv reduced from .8 '-0 4 4 5 , that the pr000sed dv f in i.t i on of "encLosed parking- be added to the ordinance-, ant that definition number x(%- be Modified to include the follow ,tnP� "Whtn tihe DarkiOg 40t.ructure is an at"sspry building, it shall be compatible in a00earnnee with t,ho parincit►al httilditW. Roll Cali Vote,-. ,Apes y Truvtoo* Usc'hen, Cot%jvv+t, wwoo,. ;RrlPn Rush and Pre,%id'nt Pro Tea 'l1ow11 Nayeb - None So am a r*4 6/81"n Palo 3 IV FINANCIAL V 6.8 71 A, Treasurer's Bed All trustees were furnished with a copy of Treasurer Van DA&S s report for the month of Hay, 1971. shoving "Casa on Deposit•• of $175,340.38 at the end of the mouth in the Corporate Account and $307,11 in the Rood snd Bridge mod. (Funds deposited in U. S. Treasury Bills and Savings accounts total $2,036.SSS.32. Trustee Hayes moved - seconded by Tzuatee Conpvw... That the treasurer's report for the month 9f #qty. 1971, be approved as submitted. Roll Call note: Apis - Trustees Baschen, Congreve, Hayes,, O'Brien, Rush and President Pro Tem Howell Noyes - None So ordered. D. �roval of Bills Bills All trustees were furnished with a list of bills XIV -1 -71 to be approved for the month of May, 1971. Trustee O'Brien moved - seconded by Trustee Rush... That the dills submitted to the village board and posted in the amount of $71(059.92 be approved for pant. (Departmental $28,056.L3, Payroll B Misc. $43.003.79). Roll Call Vote: Ayes - Trustees Basehen, Cangreve. JLV*s. O'Brien, Rush and President Pro Tenn Novell. payee► - Mons So ordered. C. SuEelus Funds Trustee O'Brien moved - seconded by Trustee Rush... That the Village Treasurer and Clem be authorised to invest$100, 000 in certificates of de K ztt in approved depositaries at the highest rata of interest obtainable. Roll Gall Vote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Congreve. Hayes, O'Brien, Rush and President Pro Tut Howell. NayeL; - bone So ordered. RMDT OF OIFICEM A. BuildIn Department Trustee Co"greve moved - seconded by Trustee Beechen.., That the report of the building inspector for the month of Maya 1971 be accepted and approved by the village board as submitted. Voice vote - all in favor. B. Police Department So ordered. Trustee Congreve moved - seconded by Trustee Rush.... That the report of the police departuent for the unntb of May, 1971, be accepted e I approved by the village board as submitted. Voice vote - all in favor, So ordered. 6 Page y V REPORT OF Yc;gNS (Coati need ) C. Fire Deuartment Trustee O'Brien mavg-(I . seconded by Trustee Rush... That the report of the fire department for the month of May, 0-171, be acne p t ed and approved by the village board as subm t ted . Voice vote - all in favor. So ordered, U. ftineedag Deear!,vwry Trustee Hayes moved - neconded by Trustee Congreve.., That the report of the engineering department for the mouth of May, IS71_ be accepted and approved by the village board as submitted Voice vote - all in £agar. So ordered. VI Cr,.D SUS I NESS A. Oak Brook Fire Station 92 - Call. for Bids Mr. Eugene Cook of Holabird and Root presented the final plans and specifications for the construction of Oak Brook Fire Station ##2, Trustee Baschen moved - seconded by Trustee Hayes... That Village Administrator Urhausen be authorited to advertise for bids for the construction of Oak Brook Fire Station #2 in accordance with the plans and specifications presented. Roll Call Vote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Congreve, Hayes, O'Brien, Rush and President Pro Tem Howell. Nayes - None So ordered VII NEW BUSINESS 14, 71 A. Re- appointment Allan M. Royedon -- Zoning Board., Trustee O'Brien moved - seconded by Trustee Congreve... That Mr. Allan M., Roysdon be re- appointed to the 0 k Brook Zoning Board of Aupeals for a term of five years ( -» Expiration: L1; "1,7/7S) Voice Vote - all in favor So ordered. B. Ra -a intmsent - Robert A, Anderson - Plan Commission. This matter was rabled in accordance with Mr. Urhauaen•s re uest, C Public Works TrquiMen., Authorisation for Direct Purchase Each trustee was provided with a memorandums fx Administrator Urhausen, dated June 4th 1.971_, recommending that the village board authorize direct pct rchaae of pubt ie works enuipmnent needed iamadiately for asphalt repair work and traffic line wafting. Trustee 11ayes mored - �Neeonded by Truatpe Cot4treve... That competitive hidding repuiremertts be waived, and that Administrator Urhausen and Engineer 11uhkirk be uuthorl2ed to purchase %bey fol1oving street department enuipment at the prices listed: 'NEW MAINFO 0040004) A . %bl is 14ofts men Eau figment t ConJiMed ) arrrrr� Ash halt Kottle - 0eneral Body holler - McAllister FAuip, Co. Air Compressor - Advance Conetr., Co. Paint Lane Marker - Hillsman Equip. Total 19768.00 3.135.00 4 4878 -40 L443.73 $13.225.15 Roll Call Vote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Congreve. Hayes, 0•Brien, [hush and President Pro Tem Howell. Nayee - ftne So ordered . D, Storm Sewer Repair Windsor Drive - Cell for Bids • � •.t.rrr-+ .�rr.r�rrrrrrrwrr.rrrr. Yrrli..rrAlrrl -� • r•.•r�R.� - Il.r•IlFlwllwl Each trustee was provided with ai memorandum from Administrator V rhaus en, dated June 4, 1971, reeamaaendi ng that the village board authorise a call for bids on the W: '-ndsor Drive Storm Sever RLpxAr Project, Trustee Hayes moved - seconded by Trustee Rush.,,. That Administrator Urhausen be authorizes' to advertise for bias for the repair of a collapsed atom sever on Windsor Drive south of Dover Drive. Rail Call Vote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Co.sgreve, Hayes, OtRrien, Rush and Presidert Pro Tem Howell. Nayes - None So ordered. 9 Joan B- Christians - Variation Request A petition was filed on May 25th, 1971 by Mm. -Joan B. Christzam. request ;erg a side yard variation on property lo�:ated at 3625 Madison Street. President Pro Tem Howell directed that this Petition oe forwarded to the zoning board of apt.eals for a public hearing wr. July 6th, 1971- F. Bernard J. Hancock - variation Reouest .r —rr i ■ r • r L.a. • r r.orrir • A petition was filed on June Let. 1971. by Mr. Bertard J. Hancock reauesting a rear yard variation on property located at 2 Robinhood Ranch. President Pro Tem Howell directed that this petition be forwarded to the zoning board of appeals for a public hearing on July 6th, lg7ly C . PronRae:d Ordinance Amendment - Petition Filing rrw .�—.• r rr� wr - rrrr•rr -.� Trustee O'Brien recomendetd that a coonittee study t:%e poss..biltty of amending Ordinance C -60 to include a stipulation as to the time e `.apse necessary in order to ref ile . President Pro 7 em How ,,A appointed Trustee Rush to cha%P a committee composed if Attorney Teschner, Administrator Urbausen and Inspector Pearso►t to study this matter and report to the board at their neat rein lar meeting. H, Board of Trustees MeetLnA 8Let nda - Trustee O'Brien and President Pro Tem Howell recoa®ondA that the village board adhere to the policy of not accenting agenda items after 12 - M :loon on the Friday preceding r -guier TU sdav board meetings The board unanimously concurred with this recommendation and directed Administrator Urttiausen and e.lerk Frieek to adhere to this policy, Y ; AYU rJLTRW, EM PrPs ident Pry Tem Howell adjourned this meetir% at 9 °11 P1,1< his/?l 10 to rraine E. PTiI e . Village 13,10 ck 7 T 7 - 7 �1 -­ n T" - V,-'W Tr; M�'c VILTAMI OF suet A=,-- I WHIDUM wlltb.�WAY year 1971" INSPECTIONS 1971 1970 Pbons Calls 40 # Foot bAg & Foundations 8 Et=ec Plumbing ITS Finals T_ 7ML 114SPEMONS 5 a 57 VALUE BUILDING AND USE MMITS ISSUED 1971 1970 1971 1970 Mwp� Residence 4 4 Residence Add. & Remodeling —"2 Comm; ial & Industrial I Comm, & In& Add. & Remodeling Electrical 3 Plumbing 0'_ 3 Wall 4 'PellCe P.021 2 Adc. Aldg. TOTAL 24 22 PEMGT FEES 19 PL 19 70 13111509, �39nsqeso + 945.00 - Ele-rator Inspections FHP -, M 1 $ 197 00 000 - 00 1,800,000600 3702000.00 9,000 00 200,00 %42.378,000100' 1 279.000 O( –40. son. 0( 14 .84 402 01 11,575,01 $12T11,275101 Respectfully submitted, Frank H. Pearson Building Inspector PERMIT N0. . 1997 res.alt. 1995 res. 1999 res.add. 2000 Comm. 2001 well 2002 well 2003 we l l 2004 We 11. 2005 sprinkler 2006 elec. 2007 fence 2008 pool & fence � &YYOS M a R � PERMITS ISSUED a rut n v ' _ ^ b r NAH 'Tj eTeTw�"0a^^^°.!T"'.,5'37 I.�4 r• rs^ -"ns MAY 1971 FEE G. Holcum $ 10000 6 Sheffield Lane Contractor - J. Pearson Heating , Inc. Edward B. Cardwell 205.40 903 Chanticleer Lane, Hinsdale, 111, Lot 271, Brook Forest Unit 5 (23 Kimberley Circle) Contractor - Donald J. Jud f Construction, Inc. Tom Ross 4.00 3220 Meyers Road Contractor - James Construction The Lindclay Development Corporation 1,397.00 100 Progress Park oay , St. Louis, Mo. Lot 1, Butler Co,, M -1 A.P. #2 (2625 Butterfield) Contractor - The Lindelay Dev. Corp. Estimated Valuation - $198009000.00 Salvatore Caruso I Kimberley Circle Contractor - K-K Well Drilling Donald J. Judy 5 Charleton Place Contractor - K -K Well Drilling Sol Loref ice 50 Devonshire Contractor - K -K Well Drilling Joseph Salvato 21 Devon 4h ire Contractor - K -K Well Drilling R. F. Gallagher 4 Bradford Lane Contractor - Nuellermist Irrigation Co. Electric Machinery Manufacturing Co. (tenant) 2021 Spring Road Contractor - Gibson Electie Owen D. Bekkum 46 Royal Vale Drive Contractor - Gee Lumber Co. Ronald Kaminski 2 Devonshire Contractor - Elm Swimming Pools 10.00 1(1.00 10.00 10.00 15.00 9.50 22.25 F POLICE n .1 • Y �i r �}�+J• DEPARTMENT R. 1.4 SIZEMORE, CHI LIP OI PO.Ks The President and :embers of tnc Boara of Trustees Village of Oak Brook 12UO Dax Brook Road Oak Brook# jllinois 60521 GPaitlemcn VEU AGM OF OAIC 81MR a2W OAK ®RCOK MO. �` , OAK BROOK 43121654-2131 . 1LUNOls 60526 June 3, 1971 The month of May has seen the arrival of all our new squad cars and, at bake writing of this myth's report, all are in operation and ©n patrol. Traffic enforcement has suffered somewhat due to unavoidable downtime experienced when we transferred all of our specialized equipment (VASCAR, etc.) to the new equipment recently placed in service. However, the Traffic Enforcement Program is coatinuing to show results in the areas of decreasing property damage and personal injury accidents. Tno Detective Division has also had another busy math as is spelled out in the Division's report. - The Juvenile Division also had aaother relatively busy month but seems to maintain about the same work load on a month to month basis. The Conmmamications Division, as evidenced by past reports, should also maintain a relatively heavy work load from mmth to month. When Law and Order Ends — As by Begins The Motor Pool Division is self explanatory but should show a little demase dues to TAU fact that we are new bWiug our own pail by the case at a savings of appro)dmateiy 45S The Butler School Bicycle Iftistratian Prate was conducted. Suety f • were snomi and hand out materisU were distributed w. mg the bicycle riders. We consider this to be a ccplete success. Me first of June will see the ccMletion of a Traffic Bnforcea�ent Division consisting of a Sergeant sail three Patroben. they will specialize in areas of traffic enforcement, accident investigation, traffic surveys and any other related motor vehicle incidents . On Saturday, June 3, 1971 from 11:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. the Police Der ar=-it mid the local duVter of the Fraternal Order of Police will co-sponsor a Butler Srnool Boys Patrol Picnic, It will be held at Fullersburg Park. Games will be planed, prizes given away and refm,'i ats will be served to the members of the school boy patrol w.d their families. The President and members of the Board of r stew are cordially invited to attend. Qi Jme S, 1971 at 6:30 P.M. there will be a complete inspection of t a police Wpartment persa=1 and equipment by the President and :: =bers of the board of Trustees at which time the President and wxrbers of the Board will be able to see first hand the caliber of -ie Dopar=wnt that we Wwo in Oak Brook. They will also have the opportuai.ty to meet some of our newer persoxmel. Respectfully subnutted, `Re Le Sizes Chief of Police R:S :pja Baclosures W1 wpq The Motor Pool Division is self explanatory but should show a little demase dues to TAU fact that we are new bWiug our own pail by the case at a savings of appro)dmateiy 45S The Butler School Bicycle Iftistratian Prate was conducted. Suety f • were snomi and hand out materisU were distributed w. mg the bicycle riders. We consider this to be a ccplete success. Me first of June will see the ccMletion of a Traffic Bnforcea�ent Division consisting of a Sergeant sail three Patroben. they will specialize in areas of traffic enforcement, accident investigation, traffic surveys and any other related motor vehicle incidents . On Saturday, June 3, 1971 from 11:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. the Police Der ar=-it mid the local duVter of the Fraternal Order of Police will co-sponsor a Butler Srnool Boys Patrol Picnic, It will be held at Fullersburg Park. Games will be planed, prizes given away and refm,'i ats will be served to the members of the school boy patrol w.d their families. The President and members of the Board of r stew are cordially invited to attend. Qi Jme S, 1971 at 6:30 P.M. there will be a complete inspection of t a police Wpartment persa=1 and equipment by the President and :: =bers of the board of Trustees at which time the President and wxrbers of the Board will be able to see first hand the caliber of -ie Dopar=wnt that we Wwo in Oak Brook. They will also have the opportuai.ty to meet some of our newer persoxmel. Respectfully subnutted, `Re Le Sizes Chief of Police R:S :pja Baclosures f tlfiLY TRAFFIC StMARY MAY, 1971 TRAFFIC ENFORC.NT Hazardous %bving Violations Otiler Traffic Arrests ii:'�t -L r, Wamiags Parking Tickets AMEEM Public Streets and Highways Private Property Oak Brook Center This Month 190 12 51 13 This Month 34 03 08 To Date 861 51 124 35 To Date 183 23 78 ":ay had an :."crease of nine accidents on our streets and highways, however, this is a general trend that we encoLinter as we approach the summer months. With t:.e increase of accidents we still managed to keep our personal injury 4cam, cczpared to last month. This month ad produce our only fatality this year when a eleven year old boy attested to cross York Rd. on his bicycle and was struck by an approaching car. NIo charges were made against the driver of the car pending try verdict of the inquest jury. The inquest is scheduled some - tima ir. June. C�:e ge:.eral obse.vatia: on traffic enforcement shows 912 citations issued as Of -Xay 31, 1971, cc mpared to 329 issued for the same period its 1970. -ls zz :th we registered 169 bicycles at Butler Sdwol and Brook Forest. =•.:.s was a s;.i--t decrease - from 1970. Respectfully • ibmi.tted, John R. Jani k, Sgt. Traffic Division j h WmcrIVE WaSION Rum MAY, 1971 �bal *hly Arrest: 9 its (6 Males - 3 Pem Iles) 4 Juveniles ( 3 Males - 1 Female) Arrest Breakdown: 4 Theft 1 Theft from Vehicle 1 Deceptive Practice 1 Burglary of Vehicle 1 Criminal Trespass to vehicle Juvenile: 2 Burglary of Residoxce - Criminal Trespass to vehicle and motor vehicle theft 1 Theft 1 'Deft fr= '116hicle CkDE LXCIE�-TIS: 102 Total - Breakdown as follows: 2 :Lsidential Burglaries (1 attempted, no entry made) 1 ..ore3 Boom Burglary 9 Criminal Dwage to Property 15 : rotor Waicle Burglaries 1 luisorderly CM&M volb A#6 Oq "' .issaZ,il�.t and Batteries •X '' iA' ��4li :.:aeft from Residence -4 Recovered vehicles )Stolen) 4 ::,e+t from Person S Phme Calls 5 _ 4: :'eft f: = ' =on- P -esidence WmcrIVE WaSION Rum MAY, 1971 �bal *hly Arrest: 9 its (6 Males - 3 Pem Iles) 4 Juveniles ( 3 Males - 1 Female) Arrest Breakdown: 4 Theft 1 Theft from Vehicle 1 Deceptive Practice 1 Burglary of Vehicle 1 Criminal Trespass to vehicle Juvenile: 2 Burglary of Residoxce - Criminal Trespass to vehicle and motor vehicle theft 1 Theft 1 'Deft fr= '116hicle CkDE LXCIE�-TIS: 102 Total - Breakdown as follows: 2 :Lsidential Burglaries (1 attempted, no entry made) 1 ..ore3 Boom Burglary 9 Criminal Dwage to Property 15 : rotor Waicle Burglaries 1 luisorderly CM&M .\orL- ;,Lesidential Burglaries 1 Bomb Threat "' .issaZ,il�.t and Batteries 2 Ci��l trespass to vehicle :.:aeft from Residence -4 Recovered vehicles )Stolen) 4 ::,e+t from Person S Phme Calls 5 _ 4: :'eft f: = ' =on- P -esidence 16 icaous Ferscos 5 %.e it f: om Vehicle 9 Suspicious vehicles 2 T- efl of bicycles 2 Miscellaneous 1 cep rive Practice 2 Missing persGQs 9 :•rotor Vehicle Thefts 2 Outside Village Limits Of our stolen vehicles recovered by this Village 2 of c-.,x stolen vehicles recovered by Chicago Police Department 1 o f our stolen vehicles recovered by hal rose Park Police Departsmt i 0-E, c.;r stolen vehicles recovered by bard Police Department of o•.xr stolen vehicles recovered by Hinsdale Police Dept 2 v4ii cles stolen in �%, U. recovered by this Depart -at 1 vehicle stolen in Elmhurst , II, rec�onrerred by this Dom' t r_ I vehicle stolen In Qica p, I1, tecovered by this D44rumt j -- a - N�{ v , r 1' Y _ �'� 1 . �^+ i Y .` ♦ u. rM� `�5.�.L��..kta.�l yr�LUVr. �}'''i{ir fr 41Y. JL 1 Rossdential but Iaties l surgiary of V&%140- 2 Nbtor Vehicle Thefts 4 Thoft frees lion- Residential 1 ire ?tive practice 1 Crirunal Damage to Property 2 Criminal Trespass to vehicle 1 suspicio s Phone Call 12 S picious Pe ORS 9 Suspicious Vehicles 2 Missing Parsons 1 Disox dorly Conduct 1 So b Threat Miscellmeous 2 Outside Village izmlts CtL %ZS SOLVED FR OUfSIIE JURISDICTIONS 7 \rotor Vehicle Thefts (Hinsdale, Il) 1 :►motor. Vehicle Theft (Chicago, Il) 1 Theft from for Vehicle (Wage Sheriff's Office) 1 Sex Offense (DuPage Sheriff's Office) DIVIS iGV Alf IVITIES . 13 Cruel reports originally handled by this Division Sy Individual follow up Investigations an 29 reports 5 Prisoners processed through this Depart mwt 7 Applicants fingerprinted i Security applicant fingerprinted is Sets Of fingerprint cards processed - 36 Total Cards 4 Subjects investigated, (entered in the InteUigence File) I 1Ztective's Meeting attended hillside Police Department) 1 Departwnt Meeting I Staff meeting ' 3 Stake Oat Details a. Ginger Creek (Residential Burglaries) b. Drake Oak Brook Hotel Parking Lot (Motor Vehicle Bugcglaries) c . Oak Brook S ugVing Center (Motor Vehicle 39uefts and bbtor Vehicle Burglairae Intelligence File was comopleted and a new file was started m all Lead assagas portaming to subjects arrested by other Departa�nts for Sex Crims, A.- .�.,:d. Robberies, Forgery, =tine Practice and Ni raot3ic Violations. DIVISICAN OVERME 78 hours an Follow up Investigatiat 42 hours an vaWing the recdarft systen 36 hours an Dotal-ls 156 HOM SAL 6 ` - - � � r� s a F1 � �t � • •fit • .- -. vi. � � '4 - Y'LV�CC fv. {MM \T.T CC u..�a �tl _. ' W- � � W-- �,�.k.�° .W OAK RROM POLMK DEPARTRW iuvanz BM►U REPORT June 1%71 lvonthly Juvazdle Contact Report: (17 Mae -* 6 Famale) �.� LL h� UV.I• +�- L9P.i+y,� �Qry_ tii MIS: psL'Y • -�, • I'ti. �1 a+S:F'7rw'3"`. "_�_`'" \t'�'�:'t,.Y t'!it'#'* t 4�s'i..'".'k'f I ' n I .� Y. yy _ - �+•�_ S"� r7 v4 {C EKJy�y� �+�J�, g4,tl I - - ' Contact Breakdown; Incident Disposition 2- Auto Theft gamily Court 1- Theft Station Adjustment 1- Criminal Damage Station Ad Justment 2- Fireworks Pending Disposition 1- Runaway Released to Parents a- Curfew Released to Parents 5- Traffic Local. Court $- Rini, -Biks Offenders Written Warnings Number of Complaints Cleared 6- criminal 3- Non, -Griminal Anot :er 67 youths were interviewed by Sergeant Shaw or Detective Artl durjag the investigation of the Criminal Damage to Property complaint at Brook ,Forest School„ This complaint is still under investigation, Pou: ty hours of overtime on follow -up and investigation of Juvenile related complaints during the pari*l. • Donald F. SMw Sergeant Youth Bureau �w ....�F.t'�x`a3»�'n+tr''n"tr.iF� _ __.. - ?.,, '���Kfi �N. . �t1iF }+.�YS.i f. file 4.hi n..'�awh. �Mi�'yW�4tP ?Tx'�F VR.��P�te� -...: ffi_. su..t.M}'.fYmi vn frnJa .��'.4+..'W }r-.�x �Y�ii'£�fitJM_e -•' ..r�.'a..�Snj �.M.-��i v. �- �.' �` ��zu�o.v�i,�..'�:7'}- �..n�u..�. .-4 .� •�w.n��'�I���.:i�4� . rt�r - „ . - t "oy r >..b ,...E ..rr.a .. t_ _ a, • .'P - , +'rs-,;,_., . ^"�. `� ,i "' -. i �"._..,c. rE r -�-� w� {� �� '�°$" s_, �� }k �.y.�s" rsat�1�{i =W'i�3,#u �YI�SY� �!� 1 . _ x, i ,. r Yti ",c ^!Y�..• � i', ._ y , , - .,, y' ' y` y���� ` • ' --- _- - Y�C'� _ _Tr �j�'`�•}y�y ;.- rye= iA= AWRT 31 9 • e HAD10 THANSKISSIONS �Z3 AGES �,ss�� FersBns S tolon Vebioles Stolen Artioles Stolen License Plates Check :or Wanted rersons Cmack for Stolen Vehicles Drivers License Registration Drivers Ox4ner Registration Cancel Leads Xessages t Drivers ownar Re, istration) 69 vn ;V�ile in station -- 3.0 sent throe& Leads C0 V P L.A`TS Complain C.s passed on to Squads Complaints handled by Conaunications Operators BAIL BOND '_ECIEPTS PILED Vak brooX Pollee Department District 15 (State Police) B-AZL RECORDED uax broom eollce Departntent District 15 (State Police) - ALS TEED sDEM COMPLAINTS CARDS TYPED IS O �•i .-ON ENTRIES ON DAILY LOG �27Es� �v0K �MI23 `T =affic Criminal !;#269 1 7 3 3 26 230 41 62 6 320 23 198 20 49 20 27 545 195 202 5 AM. a._v FIELD COOT DISPOSITION ENTRIES RRICAGO POLIOE DEPARTMT DAILY N'S FILED DAILY WORK RECORDS TYPED SLY LOG SHEETS TYPED VACANT- PR�' RISES Vacant Returned Vacant premises list updated daily. 4L4 MS -- FIRE Oak: Brook Fire Department Butterfield Fire Department LART:S -- BURGLAR Station Board Direct ?hone Audio Wells .Fargo Recorded 11TATRONy DUTY - 3 Female subjects - 1 Juvenile 0V&11TL•M - C4Mi3ITICATIoxS OPERATORS . 374 31 70 1 Sgt. B. L. F69erson 34 24 10 7 16 28 1 2 2 4. �F3 f� , 18 hrs4 5 x1a* 16 bra-1.5 Mne '' y�y'J•'•Q,,p, r'-'t` ` �: . _ �r �� lii•)•,;' ' err- i - ` _.�' _ 'ti _.� '- a,, , - ` � � + i +' ' 4i, 5 '.� X . _ i � _ ' �'�.a'r�� .4"`'{ �a+Fr tiy'y3 �af,. ,an• �ie' ,, ' +, ++r tfA trt' ; ��1, - "y a �:r: � '-v '1' 'a E,` '�; "��, � +.�T � '' � f' , �; � °v`C,��y i�,,, ;�'P,' �j: a• �'. vn�" a 1'r - � �,j!��,hifi ��,�n�t !r t P .,.�;C ,t .at `i:'.�.Y, `1 %3i�i,��y, H.0 iyycFwr` � � � r � ,��` �y�%i :&�'>rtd�++��I'`.�a,..a r; 5,,';: �` `.,ir` ti� i�'r;, �7 + V�"`4� � f t ��..� t ♦ ' YEv�t' `' i�e t11� �,� afii ,s � �,�,w,.+'3 t r�,h.w�,dx ^ itQ' p..rF �' � ' � r + '�` r � a � '�+' >�rsr j�`L, 'ta x ,xF�ar 'r. {{tt,,4 �.l'�y f♦. �, i�.. .w�9Lr�ti��"'''„r3�`is.,.�4`d'.� �y �'S`��':•n� �, '�ii�:'�L'x'�� -i�an siex ,d:�n;-�'�{;��''Fxx.��¢ =�y`ii� �� `t' s`� � t '�, s � - - s -:Me 31 Ma 1971 OAK BROOK BAT11 TENNIS CLUB (Station Board) 21 KAY 71 8: 38 AX 31 MAY 71 8:44PM WESTHIOUT POLICE DEPARTMUT, (Radio) Car eire reported at Midwest Rd. North of 35tho Unable to locate* 03 MAY 71 8:.56PM o BURCELL * U REGE14T DR, (Telephone) Repo.wzs lightning struck house - unfoundedo 05 I%-1AY 71 6:39PM UY&NMIN CALLER (Telephone) Reports fire at 12 Heather Lane - unfounded. 05 KAY 71 10:16PM, TOTAL FALSE FIRE ALARMS - 5 FALSE BURGLAR ALAffflS ELECT. VNI.0 BUSIN.2.4-:33 14ACHINE (Station Board) 12 KAY 7" 11: OOPM 13 ;-.-:Ay 71 2:39AM 13 'F:A--'r 71 10:59px 11L L-:Ay 71 7:22AM 2-� MAY 71 3:21 AM B:-I' PRAIRMIN SAVINGS (Station Board) 01 XAY 71 3:04PX O� Y-Ay 71 6:43P14 1 Y*" 71 8:20AM CCL=--.!S a2-SIDENTCE (Station Board) 11 KAY 71 9:46AM 'I 12 ::Ay TL 11: 09AM 20 1 - - Ay 71 12:20AM n-EMSCH RESIDENCE (Station Board) 22 XJX 71 6:45PM 27 4XIA1 71 10:22PM vi AARRIS (Station Board) 02 MAY 71 12 :2LAM 20 MAY 71 6 :5 a Ars CLMWTS RESIDENCE ( Station Board) 15 M 71 2:00AX 19 MY 71 5 :20AX CRAPE & BARREL (Station Board) Ch. ::AY 71 10 : 21 PM 11HUY71 8 :10AW P AIILI:I RESIDENCE (Station Board) CI MAY 71 10 :44PX 13 1KAY 71 9:51AM ��0XTIViLLE RESIDE�SCE (Station Board) 21 = 71 2 :07PM 1,=RRILL THASE GALLARIES ( Station Board) 18 MAY 71 9:11AN HU H �S USIDENCE (Station Board) 11 ::Ay 71 9:51AM OAK BRQOX BArjK (Station Board) 06 I'iAY 71 8 : 28 AM BRUST RESIDE CE (Station Board) C KAY 71 12 :55AM .,Dr ,I COUNTRY CLUB (Station Board) 0: xAY 71 9:56AM RESIDENCE (Station Board) 19 j:Av 71 3 :42PM B' 0 r.DS i REE.TS ( Wells Fargo) - Y 71 3 :54.AX � 1 � � . x Y ' � • •� � � -.. ^24� . #� •rf1.R�`.b�V. � � �. r.. .N;�- � R�� p t ,i - ..w - , � ' � .•t � •' . � .. � e � v� t , v . . - 4 i1l:iL .Hi43` YJ�Nf�`e'4 • 4 6 Or f, I �a � ` 4 w ki *Wt � x + �' =�', t, • e r r Lida T r rrtx �,fir_(rr�+iC ty ii 'TiJs;, 0. li i�• "t --iL a ' i' -y -x a wl�' _ _ ,L- _ T^ 7ri 10 MAY 71 8 w 17Ai $ ROYAL VALE (Telephone -ihaom caber) 05 MY 71 10 :28PH CM- RIDGE & CARLISLE. (Audio) 18 MY 71 12 :UAM * Telep"one- address unkns��wn URM -m MILL ( Audio ) Ci iUl ky 71 5 :24.AM BRuASWICK CORPORATIOij (A.D.T. ) -AY— 71 10:29PM C7 =•may t1 10:02PM 16 1:AY 7/1 1:28PM 16 '-Ay �i 1 4 : 02AN 26 IaAY 71 9:13PM 29 'v" 71 10:11AM 31 11"M 71 10: 03AM � : "WWi liODAK UOmPANY (A. D. T. ) 03 r,A-L 71 .L1:27AY1 09 �:,Ay 71 5:54AM -'--A L-SHARP & DOM (A. D. T. ) 28 .AY 71 12:33PM I' AiJ-R,IC3 ROTHCHILD (A.D.T, ) 07 XAY 71 9:5OPM P0I?T'C INC. (A.D.T. ) Os XAYL 71 4:35PX Prw??:I CONTROLS ( A.D.T. ) CF :AY 71 6 :25PM LA:--,E BRY A T (A. D. T. ) 12 Y:AY 71 9:04PM i ' Yvri N. r 3�LS ,i •x.'„ .-. _;,37, , _..r. rt. w�Fl �«x. `,n;� i' - t- a.'n - y.,�Y' ^.- .� - - i'j r� r.\ - - • � � _ r ,•y A - 1tf�.�.3'Sa Yt= . `n „n +rw .- G'tl i- r'4�."Wv' i^ - uWn- r _. r .5sw- .i- _rS^�.'•✓�nti t,.r A L Un Veb COMP MY (A*D*To) 17 '. ZMAY 71 11 es 01 PH srs.eft PX100TTO HESIDiXgE (AoD*T) 06 MAY 71 3:57AM -FOSSIER U-SIID=CE0 34AU Spring Rdo (Rocorded) 05 IXIAY 71 9:12AM IU I .M NO 7-E-SIDENCE (Recorded) `o Mr-r 71 8:%m SAV-WAY L.r!;UORS (Recorded) 16 1:AVY 71 3-1:32PM ?OLAROID CORPOlUTION (Recorded) 15 X 71 7: 34PX 0 TOTAL YAl . UWaAR ALA MM so 53 L 7. kCV Yir.7�'r 'lsst"171 1r 1 '=a �+fl' T+%' N °, s. -sc �s:r -,i, :.s {° n,.. ".li+.^ i�irt�Yrurr -S.r rA , t.l ti ti *f''. 4'r' =+r f� r i n tJi �T ms's, 1. r O RAM Aft I DE OAK ZROOKs ILL. C -'-- FF R.Le SIZEKORE Fjt0M: A& CE EN ST/ r ` SUBJECT: VMI= OPERATION WST MAY,= 9AT 11 93 .nm 1 342 , 's% .,.E GALLONS GAS & COST LAJ30R PARTS CAR WASH TOTAL O ST MILES DRIVHN OAST PER MIS 300 471 $ 11 *78 $000wOC $ I-P90 $4915 $ 17483 384 9046 301 133.8 $ 33.25 $231.60 $123.36 $4.15 $392.36 19283 .305 3C2 430.4 $106.95 $ 46.25 $ 32.70 $4.15 $190805 3s974 *047 0: 527.2 $131.01 $000 *00 $ 9.90 $4.15 $145 *06 3,790 .038 3C: 805.6 $200.19 $ 3.95 $ 17.82 $4.15 $226911 5,968 *037 305 3L•3.2 $ 65.29 $000.00 $ 4.75 $4.15 $ 94.19 2,o581 0036 306 91.5 $ 22. 74 $000.00 $ 1.65 $4.20 $ 28 *59 655 eo43 301 (old)247,2 $ 61,43 $000.00 $ 5.28 $4.20 $ 70091 2 #027 .034 302 (old)12102 $ 30.19 $ 26.25 $ 18.11 $4.20 $ 79.05 943 •084 2, 7 ;7.5 $682.83 $308.05 $215.77 $37.50 $1* 244 015 210595 AVERAMCOST PER My,E 0000040000000 •057 AVERAGE Knas PER MUM GAS * * .. * . 7.85 :-high cost per mile on unit #301 due to brake job and special lights installed, and love mileage. Fire Inspection car was issued 24.3 gallons gas from Police Depaartnent pa T, Respectfully submitted 3-65 IM C. PW -n4s , ;n;-1 + „n'c7,j`f .'r� "•,- if :s ar 1' �}","i,4� ['7?V,M ,�.r,...�. �.t�u = Ati " ^['itFrn',,yiri; i ��r,, t�'�j`{ i '.t,' r�r��77 •�X 1' a?;'z� f r<t i)ft;� �f�+�t;r75 �'r -d��:� v �,a a,.�mM1t�rµ •.c: ^a ,xi 7l,r,, f'�x '�r,, a - tit- i.,ra,.. t s , a , ',�" ' S ,sq U•3rr j; ^ . ,J” ,.lk� tL1'<_ col, .it ! .3 'N � ,rr iv h •+ r,r. +,. r r, ��v i .' i r ,J ;r, < _ ' a. - �kt �4k•'o. 'l'�t•s;{ k.A.•.��ri.,�,3 ,...tt ,,v% 7 rt. — +�. ),_rr _ _ ;x•+ r'��.t T- ra st ,�^rt t _a s S +ar. �r_W�`s�• i„�,..F� /i�- aji��l:�" y,'i,*t�f� �`c =Y;,tN+.Ft` r1rrJ���aix �,+y + "��;'t c'y1 [C[a[4'..- _ � f ".p�f. 'o.rn' -r � 'rc _ �,r, r fFt+�r: bd,,•R•Y !�. 'r;'_' ,� 'P - — '+�'�' > ') !� ii t; � 1. � ^� A a to yt h• �[Y- -,It j,7 ri S' `i, ry', f' q 7! Cr`1 i1� qt.:J °i r�Fh'^t`"kti ,+�- ;i�d1l'V�i+tWd[h��h7i aFia_�'�,%`:.I:`I; rr'tr ,.d >�J+/�Ry °F,��#rJ ,lt rp�'�i jii" _'_•(fiaa� "[ :� ,'=)+'� .:s _ .ri _ `t',, d?„ - f.v'r` ,xt- rte. 4 a, »• `ri.�+� r t' a f k t —`�: '•K ,4'x l a"';{r7r G5 A �":!- )' • 4+1. _1 ' , �Pr , 1. � :r ' >�r•y 4f-n i�r, qtr r» rn i �t� r q+.$f t7',.'1x rit}� F:�i „J,v�t,h UQ,r•iy .kW iui r� AFU 7 � S..y ''p -,f `, t f r t��i`iYr•. ����riT. ' '} F- �S` [i [ r� Oil OAK I n� J r It A [♦ r NT VILLAGE OF OAK B- OK 1215 OAK BROOK ROAD OAK BROOK, ILLINOIS 60521 June 3, 1971 Honoral•le President Samuel Dean Jr. and Members of the Village Board; Gentlemen; The monthly report for the Village of Oak Brook fire department, including the fire alarm responses* estimated losses, training details, the fire prevention and inspection activities for the month of May 1971 is as follows. • :tom [.,.= h Fire call. O.B.Center.Auto fire. Loss. 75.00 ;Service call. Brook Forest School, Vandalism Undetermined Fire call. o.B.Bank, Structure fire. 25.00 Eire call. 35th. & Cass. Auto fire. none Fire call. 49 Regent Dr. Lightning struck hse. 50.00 Fire call. 71 Baybrook Ln. Lightning struck hse. none Fire call. 31st. & Meyers Rd. Lightning struck pole. 100.00 Fire call. 12 Heather Ln. Malicious False Alarm Fire call. 100 Bliss Dr. Structure fire. Fire call. 8 Concord Dr. Lightning struck rse. Bomb Threat. O.B.Center. Sears. Fire call. 32 Sheffield Ln. Structure fire. Fire call. 2515 35th. St. Structure fire. Fire call. O.B. Bath & Tennis Club. Faulty Alarm. Fire Calls........ 12 Service Calls..... 1 Bomb threats...... 1 Total....,........ 14 Loss......... $ 2250.00 Value risk. a.., $ 9t940,000600 Average manpower response... 17 men„ • .,. . M _ s - +. .i, iw _..4 7 1[.^srM. JdMq.µ. n t 1600.00 300.00 Done None 100.00 None R-1 oil Trained on driver training and pump operations. Laid out hose lines and worked on hydrant spotting. Took all of the apparatus to the Seminary grounds and trained on ladder raises and proper placement, Each Haan raised all of the ladders to different windmm and different height roofs. Trained on drafting operations useing the test pits. Laid out master streams to the deluge gun and worked different pump and nozzle pressures. Worked pn proper master stream placement, Driver training and a rats 'nventox We ran a Goy- For drill Platoon Drills: All even were assigned reading from the Fire Chiefs Handbook, Chapters 11 & 12. Extensive ladder drills were conducted with the on duty men. Driver training and drafting operations with the test pit. We ran acceptance tests on both pumpers. A general review drill was conducted on all types of hose lays. Different pump and nozzle pressures plus a review of all of the apj2ftratus inventories. Schools, Conferences, Seminars. etc, attended this month, ■ .� r■� rwy�� r. m r rrr rn��w�urr■�■ir.i■�r■�r.rrr��rr� Lt Hinger & Inspector DeWitt attended the I.P.F.I.A, meeting that was held in Niles, 111. The talk was on the new proposed State Uniform Building Code. �.1.`:, ..� _ ,i t -. �'' � �r - ti i - i ' _ . 5 v,•t' �' Wit.': �_ ' _ _ e -- st .i n�i _ `AN " A i 5 i r Taining Report Regular Driila......,... S Platoon Drflls......9909 17 Special Drills.......... 1 Total Drills..........., 26 Total than hours spent in training this month...... 2690 Fire Prevention and Inspection Report; Commercial Inspection...........057 Industrial Inspections.,....,....14 Places of Assembly.... , . , 0000.... 7 Residents .a10 ..................... 1 Miscellaneous ,..009000000000.0000 I Schools & Institutions......00.00.1 Total this month ................ 810 Total this year . , .......... 0 , ..374 , Violation orders issued...,...... 21 Hazards abated.,.s.........0.0.•. 2 Violations corrected ............. 24 No violations found ............ . 0 2 Total hours spent in fire prevention work this month . , 305 hrs . Respectfully; a*dw /'i. A F/4. Arthur H. Shle, Chief Oak Brook Fire Department. x,140 LF sacc��, t•t i_:a� sr' a1 5, "� rx .xr°m` +t = ;cF�� - ius,t« '�.:�' ,pcs� to y Sx�• 7'• yr�n E� �r- �� r., } r �x x' "' saw. �i � - • - F � 4'•�_ t •� 4 4x T� �'•. s ,•t• ? pe�e�'r��„�r }��j�` V �• , ' _ _ .,; . z, .. t `�i t ' l`V •L.I '•; N ..� 4r ��I •, _ OAK ENS MMnY REPORT FOR MAY 1971 W4. SUBDIVISIONS: rook Fore s Subdivison Unit 5 - Street paving completed. Corporate Plaza Unit l - Rough grading of Jorie Blvd. completed. Chateaux Woods - :street paving completed. Merry Lane Subdivision - Concrete curbing and asphalt street patching completed, completing the improvements for this subdivision. MISCELLANEOUS INSPECTIONS: merous ispeetions ave been made to examine various drainage problems and work being done on approved permits. A number of inspectiors were made in conjuction with Hinsdale Sanitary District Trunk Sewer Job and a meeting held with Hinsdale Sanitary District, the Contractor and Engineer. RECORDS AD DRM INGS : Ttzona record drawings were received from Wjgbt & Co. MISC r ConsideraBle work on redrafting the improvement Standards Ordinance was done, Specifications were completed for Windsor Drive Storm Sewer replacement. Several meetings have been held with developers and Highway Officials to mutually work out access problems for development sites and problems connected with them. PEM41TS : - PeRR is issued for 2 driveways. Permits issued for 2 storm sewer connections. Permit issued for curb -cut. Permit issued to Illinois Bell Telephone Co. (1) and Permit issued to Northern Illinois Gas Co. (1). RECEIPTS: Driveway Permits ............... - - - -$ 2.00 Storm Sewer Connection ------------- $i4.00 Curb -cut--------------------------- $11.50 Bluprints -------------------------- $ 5.54 TOTAL......... $89,00 I'll Respectfully Submitted, e rge L. Dunk irk Viper sine 29T NO. 444 Drivew" ( 1) Stormy Sewer Carba -Cut 445 445 447 Driveway (1) 4'48 Storm Sewer #'l �.. 'P!^" I'- ,-.WaA jr" T�.f_ ,4"J,L G3T """^n'� -•+4 #' ' l3� .� ,Ini,• Rk 3 .'?' r � ',Cf+ x � i }�c 7. .>.,��ii�•- _ +� +Ifar�,_, ,F� ;t 7oW'�[is��_�}�h�'��- `�"rt� -��• "�' e i - � 4 � �'4 _ 1 � r,. Iii` +� a{�'� ��t+,s•Ai%�'- �11ax�:,�',in� "�' 7,,tY� -'�F. /��'�y.'r+�* �•a - � - _ f - , , y..- -� ,. 51, ,.. * � � ^ c ^r "•��`�: d'r �F•^£ai�'° ^r,,}c�v °• f,�`.rf,'!^,� --�: ''ry .rr- i Y 11� T Y !} t+ LERMIT I SMW Fig Edward Blake Ca ldwe t 1 (91dg. Fermf t# 1999) $47 * 50 Lot 271, Brook Forest Unit S = (23 Kimberley Cirete) Northern Illinois Gas Co, Illinois Bell Telephone Co, ,Tams Ruck Lot 144= Brook Forest Unit 3 (23 Cambridge Drive) Bruce Magnuson 14 Sheffield Lane 0 nfa n/o 1000 35.00 "WVO-M54441 VIU.4+A(:g OF OAK SOCK TOWURIBR"S REPORT :9 Mon th of MaY , 1971 GENERAL CORPORATE FUND &i D Beginning of Gash on Deposit Begnning of Month 156.179 �„S ".1sh Collections for Month; 1970 tatefncome Tax .�. 1.609_28 e or on.,n o e & Astendas 71.1s 1 ar et bn on n at Feet ti ineer�n eea - , 4 Police Fined gl.11ws- ar Y,ni nes ci ant a orts O R I w•I/.1 ■ - I..IIr , . • r/rrrl/ 1. I /UI IIi/ rlr�1 Miseellaneous _ /11,162.16 „ icenses o for ermits 105.00 interest I I c 1 ,1 p I . reasury Bills ivrMs TotaT-I%pos t 1483188-27 Total Cash to Be Accounted for the month :304,362.5 Disbursements for the Month Approved 5- -11 -71 ` Approved 6_8 -71 Administration �_ Payroll Building- ax npineerinix 15.-246.91 11. nc^me Tax 873.03 Police 1144- 52T.R.K.F• 2 M M 1111 , FTre ocial ecur tv �I n I t Iywlq 1 I. - 1 Street l_____ 6.445.13 does Polio, Pension Fund, 77.5 • Savinss & Loan 40 000,00 reas. 1 s Total- R6601-A-35 al 43.003.Y- 9 Total Disbursements 329 -0 2 1P General Corporate Fund Balance on Deposit 111.. I 175.340 -38 � ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND Balance of Cash on Deposit Beginning of Month 60111087.11 Cash Collections for Month: Interest 22Q Q Tota-f ns t 220.00 Total Cash to be Accounted for Month ��11 Disbursements for the Month Operating Expenses Savings Banks 60 ` ooa an _ _ Total Disbursements or nth 60,000200 Road and Bridge Fund Balance on Deposit w��•�1� 307.11 BALANCE OF CASH ON DEPOSIT IN BANK 5- 31gg-71 175 647.49 AVAILABILITY OF CASH OR EQUIVALENT D OF MONTH C_ ash _ its bank per above y�4 f X49 52 Savings cts. Co .. Acct. 1 Quo noo nn -S-Savings-Accounts-Road & ride '—p'�� V. S Trennne,,'Bills F¢ `otes /� �j .4Q/ /.en ny� rr■ • • re ga• _ s_ awl ■I.•i cadge • TOTAL 2 212 202 81 I R.J . VanDyke, Jr. , Tre*st er of the Village of Oak Brook, being first duly sworn upon oat%.dipposes, and says that the foregoing report accurately shone the state of the treasuur� of the Village of Oak B as of the said date. I Subscribed amravorn tO before me this day of f 1' - A. D, 197 Nataxy Publi �; ' L— a7 L' r i—, ,� _ , e — . . J.,= =4 ^�� .� pah,".' �iKS .. y BILLS 50` )a T4 M BOUD OF TRUM194S VILLAGE OF OM BROOK 9 P4R "PROVAL AS OF 8 1971 XIV- 1-71 Ma Bills AmaST10N BI.ue Cross/Slue Shield Brockman, Herbert W. Dictaphone Corp. Doings Ho Z, Raymond D acPage Nayore & Managers Conf . Page Reporting Service Grant, Lorraine Holland Hardware International City Mgmt Assn. Northern Illinois Gas Co Oak Brook Library -Assn. Paymaster Corp. Public Personnel Assn. Rayne Water Conditioning Schweidler & Mewherter Sears, Roebuck & Co. Sparkling mater Co. %schner & Benda It tf Urbausen, James N. U.S. Postmaster Van Dyke, Raymond Victorin Typewriter Sales Xerox Corp, ft ft June ramiu m � plumbing services 17.55 service agrmt 1 yr bg 11 -1 -70 73.50 publish notices 76.44 auditor r- May 300.00 12 dinnerslmtg . 5/2 1/71 84.00 Zoning board mtg 5/4/71 & trans. 113.10 Plan Com. secy mtge 4/26 & 5/17 30.00 janitor items 30.44 2 books 17,50 3/12 to 5/12 L58,►27 fulfillmut of Agreement 10.00 Checkwriter, Serves 875 220.00 4 booklets 8.40 service 6/1 to 7/27 33.00 misc. office supplies 22.10 mtn. agrmt., 1 year air cond --Bd Rm. 39.90 water & cooler rent.Bd . Rm 3%4«.6/4 55.50 legal fees - May 19613.08 !4 It - re Library 436.92 car allowance 50,40 postage meter 50.00 village treasurer fiscal y/e 4/30/71 400.00 ribbons 33.08 For #813 Copier adj. bal. 11338.65 #660 -1 3,056 copies 3/31 -4/30 91.61 $ 51349.45 111, J oil t� WILDING DEPARTMENT Mhy Bills June 9 1971 Blue Cross/Blue Shield r4m Mill "Citsu Oak Brook Office Supply gnu oil Co. EMNURING DEPARTNM Blue Cross/Blue Shield Charles Bruning Co. Dunkirk, George Oak Brook Office Supply of of of ff June premium $ 64.38 install inner tube 6.31 file folders 2.56 gasp 2..60 $ 95.17 June premium $ 64.38 bal. on purchase of B/P Machine 964.11 car allowance - May 50.00 file cabinet 95.00 expanding envelopes 25.60 1,199.09 AL na DBPI�RTM�' T Ma Bills 'rum $ . 1971 Slue Croeo/Blue Shield M6tropclitan Life Ins. '14&%M X Hatuol Life Ins. Lincoln Federal Say. & Loan Able Fire pmsnt Co. American Academy of Ortho . Surg . Barton Welding Supply Berwyn Limber Co. gown's Industrial Uniforms Downers Grove Auto Supply Evco Air Cond. & Ventilating Fuller Auto Service Hillside Auto Supply Hinsdale Laundry Illinois Bell Telephone Janco Chemical Co. Lombard Reds. -Mix Motorola Radio Inc. National Chemsearch Yorthern Illinois Gas Oak Brook Disposal Oak Brook Utility Co. Ogden Avenue motors Orland Hardware PIC Communications t1 ff Pollard Motors So loon , Richard H. Sparkling Water Co. Terrace Supply Co. Tbree W'S Research Corp. Union Oil Co. g. S. Postmaster June premium $ 530.90 it to 129.05 to tt 110.72 pension fund 29258.46 helmet A f irecoa t 71.4+0 5 textbooks 24.75 welder parts 69.70 lumber 90.18 white tee shirts (75) 101.20 parts 3.52 sheet metal 85.00 carwash - May 10.00 misc. vehicle parts 23.56 service - May 14.32 654..2121 5/22 to 6/22 131.06 push brooms 28.35 cement 133.00 radio, remote & speaker 11199.00 janitor supplies 154.30 service 1 -12 to 5 -12 634.02 service April & May 24.00 hydrant rental 3/16 to 4/16 356.36 tune -up #910 & auto rental 75.64 latches 4.56 radio maintenance 39.55 install Radio eqmt in pumper & kit 87.00 parts 143.01 fire protection eng. service -22 hrs. 330.00 water 29.75 misc. paint supplies 20.85 insecticides 142.90 gals 142.08 postage meter 5.00 $ 7,203.19 WV4* POLICE PART ENT June Bills June 8 1971 Blue Cross/blue Shield June premium $ 781.88 Metropolitan Life Ins. " 173.70 Phoenix M ulal Life Ins . of tv '151-32 Oak Brook Bank pension fund 39589,47 Able Fire & Safety Equip. stopwatch 30.04 Cities Service Oil Co. repairs & turw. ups 215.10 City Auto Sales Co. oil, filter, lubrication 10.82 Cliff's Father Craft slide holsters 20,00 Douglass, Jack Chevrolet oil,, filter, minor tune -up 50.10 Duncan Industries repair radar 19.95 Factory Catering fi.,ters & cups 15.75 Federal Sign & Signal Corp. vascar control modules (4) 340.#0 Feldman Brothers Uniforms uniforms 1,973.75 Fuller's Service Center squad wash 37.50 Hinsdale Auto Parts oil & misc. parts 97,19 Hinsdale Press award certificates 21.75 Holland Hardware paint, & supplies 41.17 Humble Oil & Refining gas,oil & vehicle mtn Feb,Mar & Apr 107.02 Illinois Bell Telephone 654 -2131 & 325 - 5498 5/22 -6/22 179.18 Loftus, Jack Ford,luc. air conditioner sq, 302 311.08 it it install redlites & service 73.55 Midwest Sporting Goods swivel holster & reblue pi-stol 33.85 Motorola Inc. radio - sq . 300 872.00 Oak Brook Camera Co. film & processing 39,08 Oak Brook Office Supply snap Pak holders & supplies 260.97 Ogden Ave. Motors squad repairs 354.41 Orkin Exterminating Co. 12 month prepaymt beg. 5/71 102.60 Pasco Medical Lab lab fees - Pat Aardeaza 12.00 Petty Cash FASO, supplies 100.05 PIC Communications remove & install radios 9 antenna 779.65 Preferred Business Service temporary step 48 hrs @4.25 p/hr 204.00 Reeves Co. name tags 18.30 Sears, Roebuck. & Co. tires & shelves 288.90 Sheraton -Oak Brook lunch 2.62 Stratton Hats hats & misc. 60,90 � ionic Technology Inc. remove & install radios 60.98 Union Oil Co . ad for secy. gas -- May 49.50 795.20 U. S. Postmaster postage meter 45.00 Western Union teletype tape 22-05 Xerox Corp. 1915 copies 4 -1 to 5 -2 125.00 it Logue, John paper clothing alle-dance May 71 to Oct. 22.30 200.00 12,689.64 iS �p�eYy' Y=K, _` __ _ _. ]I..`. _.. � _. �� � � ��-. �. �_ �" � . , ..'S • - �.,Y7 -' � � ..J �1 '�iL 'L� wV4 k1*'4-44w*7/ STREET DEPARTMENT June Bi 1 is June 8, 1971 Blue Cross/Blue Shield n a Ith Edison E & R utility Sales Nillsvwm Equipment Co. Liquid Carbonic Corp. Morris Florist National Chemsearch Corp. Pinner Electric Co. is It it Ram, E.L. Co. State of Illinois Phion Oil Co. Vulcan Material Co. Wheaton Asphalt Co. ADMINISTRATION BUILDING DEPT. ENGINEERING DEFT. FIRE DEPT. POLICE DEPT. STREET DEPT. June premium street lighting «. May c lmp bucket chains & grab books cylinders gas sod weed spray repair conduit- pole 31st & York detector loop - Windsor & 22nd stone & sand Misc. items gas storm sever pipe cold mix $ 5,349.45 95.17 1,199.09 7,203.19 12,689.64 1,519.59 $ 28,055.13 Payroll $ 33 , 2 73.33 Withholding Tax 6,007.50 Illinois Income Tax 873.03 111. Municipal Retirement 29772.38 Police Pension Fund 77.55 $ 439003.79 $ 171.68 US-72 #5.50 97.50 4.20 6.82 85.35 130.03 315.00 388.35 8.20 76.32 52.92 22.00 $ 1,519.59 • . 4.Y r tiiC�y # r1�.�Y A 1.1 iBA ON A 2.1 A 2.2 A 2.3 A z.4 A ?.s Fuller lienker � -16 3.2 .2 -7 9't3 Frlcek 700.Od� 000'" Lirousen % ��3 •?3 Skala B 2.1 B 2.2 Pearson Lakosil V.I.3/ OR. .41 E 2.1 E 2.2 ' Dunkirk r /�9�•30 Lakosil f2.3 P 3.? P 3.2 ? 3 . �+ P 3.6 P 3.-, P a. a P 3.19 P 3.12 P 3.13 P 3.14 P 3.16 Si ?pmnre S3�'i�� 5 34 j it. S is . •ate r •? 2 Patrolgin -5 '-.!ra Sf'� j Radio Op .0-71.60 t Sect' • � 3� . �3 . 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