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Minutes - 06/13/1972 - Board of Trustees't G- i3•�J- O VILLAGE OF OAK BROOK MINUTES OF June 13th, 1972 I MEETING CALL A. ROLL CALL 11,..e regular mez Ung was celled to order at 8:00 P.M. by President Dean. All trustees were present. I I -'READING OF MINWIES 'trustee O'Brien moved - secondad by Trustee Bascben... That the reading of the minutes of the regular meeting of Hay 23rd, 1972, be suspended and that they be accepted as, aubmitted. V.sice vote s all in favor. So ordered. III ORDINANCES. RESOLLiTIONS VARIATIONS. PLATS. ETC. A. O.B. Int11 Office Center - Floor Area Ratio Variation Rec,aest Each trustee was provided with a copy of Zoning Board Chairman Rhodes' letter, dated June Ath, 1972, statictg that the zoning board unanimously recommended the granting o€ this variation requesting an increase in the permitted floor area from 194,256 sq. €t. to 215,375 sq. ft. Trustee Rush questioned as to whether or not additional variations would be requested for the remainder of the undeveloped property which is included in the original subdivision. After discussion the following motion was made, Trustee Howell moved - seconded by Trustee Rush... That this variation request be tabled until representatives of the petitioner are present. Rell Cell 'dote: Ayes - Trurateec Baschen, Congreve, Hayes, Howell, C °Brien, Rush and President Bean. Nayes -Alone So ordered. B. Shell Oil Company— Sign Variation Request Each trustee was provided with a copy of Zoning Board Gila. rman Rhodes, letter, dated Jerre 8th. 1972, statinngg that the -toning boerd unanimously recommended the denial of this sign variation. Trustee O'Brien moved - seconded by Trustee Howell.... That the board of trustees concur with the reeommoendation of the zoning board and deny the variation request of Shell Oil Company to permit the erection of two ground signs. Roll Call Vote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Congreve, Hayes, Howell, O'Brien, Rush. and President Dean. Naye s , None a^� - ,-. r - .-:z -r7 '•^' • x, - -� _,, ir^. _ - _4 L �.1� y.• a r,. • , - . 4 .. s, a. - r ',,,s, ., -a =f =1 "+ "1s" r •c� ..�� :� -�.a_ �;�.'�_ - —, -, .'et' '' � r T ^, �k tier �, , 'rte%`; = •� ;'i =, ti ' r,y5, ;r, �, .,,ryr,Y, r }F;rt' ' >;� r! ;i °„ _ �4' �„7- ri�yv�I�• k; + .,,�,� Y•xr• "r�Y,. s;-t q �Q� sir' _ `+ti1r1�'!'f'9. .���V�iy� ����i��!�i' ►li1�ti��• .� �'� .i+•'- ,a r Jo r `J`-_ s , „ :•jam. a ��, ~:_• 1?'+ - -.,' .��;'��� ra 'tin J + r . - d Ati�iitd�nett to �dinaie., ti =�6 ©J Access 'T+° ,"`*- `- +'�+.-"w".- rrir.. _ . -,..�. ,..,.VFW s.^�r; .. - • 1gad1 :g Bgrt hs J. Each trustee was provided ' wit.h a copy of Zoning Board Chai,rmin Rhodes' letter. dated June 8th. 1972, recommending approval J4'' of the proposed amendment to the sonic, ordinance regarding off,,street loading and off - street parking. Trustee Rush moved r seconded by T* -ustee Hayes... That the village board concur with the recommendations of the zoning board and direct the village attorney to prepare an appropriate ordinance in accordance with memo dated June 1st, 1972 and revised .June 6th, 1972, for adoption at, the next regular board meeting. Roll Call Vote: Ayes •- Trustees Baschen, Congreve, Hayes, Howell, O'Brien, Rush and President Dean. Mayes -. None So ordered _ D. Route #83 Mobility Studies Resolution R-133 Beeh trustee was provided with a proposed resolution urging the Illinois Department of Transportation to develop Route 83 as a freeway on a long range basis subject to the provision of access onto one of the several frontage roads proposed on the east side of Route 83 at the intersection. of Route 83 and the East/West ToLlway. Trustee Howell moved - seconded by Trustee Rush... That Resolution 8.-133 be adopted by the village board. Roll Cell Vote: Ayes - Trustees Bascheto, Congreve, Hayes, Howell. O'Brien, Rush and President Dean. NAyes Plane So ordered. IV FINANCIAL A. Treasurer's Report - ..-_- All trustees were furnished with a copy of Treasurer Van Dyke's report for the month of May, 1972, showing ''Cash on Deposit,, of $189,228,75 at the end of the month in the Corporate Account. 'Funds deposited in U.S. Treasury Bills an! Savings Accounts total $2,290,000.) ,Lhrustee O'Brien moved • seconded by Trustee Congreve,_ That the treasurer's report for '­o month of Nky, 1978, be approved as submitted. Roll Call Vote: Ayes Trustees Rascren, Congreve, Hayes, Howell, O'Brien, Rush and President Dean. Hayes Lone So ord @red_ B_ Aeproval of Bills All trustees were furnished with a list of bills :XV7 -1�721 to be approved for the month of tky. 1972. Trustee 0 °Braes moved • seconded LT Trustee Howell... That t the bills submitted to the village board and posted in the amount of $142,822.49 be approved ror payment, 'Departmental $89,377,90. Payroll and Mtge, $531T4.44,59_1 eZol t Cal t vote Aye3 Trustees Baschen, Coogreve , Hayes, How.11, O'Brien, Rvsh and President Dean 6 113 /012 Nnye,a ttnne So *rote re a . "4`` `_4 JS"' v,'r' _ _ ri..i: . r' "_ �... ... `\ •f,ai - 'I" :'tisZ'. -_ _..'JeS�i +. �" 4r 'c Ip':i I.t ,iir`, _ r, .fliii�'^;',+. I ' uC q, r:, 'is rc '-%- �'��r'fni>.�r�l i.f �rrf'i`' r.� .. �_ .,,se, 7 "'i r V ."•E M6 S OY MIMS Piggo A. ftiidina Da3cart nt Trustee Bush moved - seconded by Trustee Congreve... That the report of the building inspector for the month of Miey, 19 Y2 , be accepted and approved by the village board as submitted. Voice vote all in favor. So ordered. B. Police �DeM tmenL Trustee Corq -: -eve seconded by Trustee Rush... That the report o! the police department for the month of May,1972, be accepted and approved by the villages board as submitted. Voice vote all in favor. So ordered. C. Fire Degas mt �d� A z Trustee Hayes moved seconded by Trustee Coogreve... That the report of the fire department for the month of My, 1972, be accepted and approved by the village board as submitted. Voice vote all in favor. So ordered. D. i>eeamrf W Departa�ment r �rrr..rr�row..err...r,.o�mr Trustee Howell moved - seconded by Trustee Bsschen... That the report of ttae engineering department for the mouth of May. 1972. be accepted and approved by the village board as submitted. Voice mote - all in favor. So ordered. VI OLD BUSINESS A. ProQOsals Received - Police Van- Each trustee was provided vi th a aenmoraav m from, Manager Urbausen, dated Jane 9th, 1972. together with a proposal received from Jack Dmwlasn Chevrolet, Inc. in the awmat of $4,400.00 for a 1973 Suburban Carryall to be used as a police van-ambulance. T ruetee Howell moved ` -- second- d by Trustee Saschaaa.. . That the village administrator be authorized to purchase the police van,-ambulaanee Eras Jack Douglass Chevrolet, Inc. in the amount of $4,400.010. ROIL Call Votes Ay,--- Trustees Baschen. Cot`-,,-eve. Hayes, Howell, O'Brien, Rush zt-1 President Deans Naye s Hone So ordered. B. Corporate Plaag„ 11 ;Emma* Hammon Tramteer Posh And Base Mn raapaaartad to two aaeetinga hold by the %and Plat�ttng Caamei ttee firth the Oak Brack Davelopoent Compaady Mardi% the proposed ext+easia n ofr Joarie Baalevard, Borings axe bafng 04da. to help determine the Ei"l ant of ='qy constructiou cmatempla<ted to that further discussion am take plaeo. Mbar meeting will be OdhaduW after r ldt* 19729 so that all members of tbd ZORIM And Pietaf09 dttee ate► be present. + f t ' yes'_ • ,� .. _ _ ? _ - a _ _� L.'-- •'Y'siyxrL 'j11' VII MW Buslass Pap 4 A. Authority to Take_ Bids - Dump Truc&,� too-mm _Loader Each trewtee was provided with specifications for the proposed purchase of a dump truck and a vacs loader prepared by Engineer Dunkirk. Trustee well moved - seconded by Trustee Rauh... That the staff be authorised to secure bide on the two Pieces of equipment described in the specifications dated Asne , 1972. Roll Call note: Ayes - Trustees Baschau, Congreve, Rues, Howell, O *Brian, Rush and President Dean. Nayes - None So ordered. B. I&bagl. B. Miller Sidi, j and �jW Yard .la-Variation President Dean advised that a variation request was filed by Mr. Richard B. Miller, 1000 Washington Street, Oak Brook, for rear and aide yard variations, and directed that sam be forwarded to the zoning board of appeals for a public hearing on Wednesday, July Sth, 1972. C. &ohert Be, ftEbaut Rear Yard Var ation President Dean advised that ae variation request Was filed by Mr. Robert B. Serhant, 16 Robinhood Ranchq Oak crook, for ae rear yard variation, and directed that same be forwarded to the sonfng board of appeals for a public hearing an Wednesdayl July Sth, 1972. D. wed �ndment to Ocdinawee -G -40 - section V Manager Urlausen advised that the zoning board of appeals had requested an amendment to section V (General provieiaus) Of the Oak Brook Zoning Ordinance 0.60 to provide generally that all publicly dedicated rigletaai of way for road purpose* or easements for vehicular a c"as which may be developed in any soning dietrict in the village shall be for the �ncie une •of t he area witUA the- corporate limits of presideat Dean directed that this amendment be forwarded to the plan commission for consideration at their meeting an Jun( 19th., 1972, and to the board for a public bearing on Wduesday, July Sth, 1972. VIII ADJOURNMENT president Dusan adjourned this meoting at 8%SS p.M. 14irraeine E. Fricek Villages Clerk 6/13/72 V LLWE OF OAK BROW TRUSUMIS REPORT MONTH OF May , 1972 0000 MONSEENWANOMWO C- �YJ ERAL OORPORCE FUND Balance of Cash on Deposit beginning of Month.... 0.0.0 0 0 0 6 0860.0 162, 903.13 Cash Collections for Month: to C3 e f 116,+481.85} o iii Mies, 2 431.70 Par Mn Fines c_ ent Reports 1 55. 50 Miscellaneous aneous 22.33 Licenses n c or erm is 20. 00 Interest ..8.350.33 ■ ��.r..�.■raw■w■w� Investment- av n Is 409 00: Roa & ride Receipts 22.388.6 5 Total Deposit., ••e..•.......•.... .•..•.......................... Total Cash to Be Accounted for the Month...•• .................... Disbursements for the Approved 5 -9 -72 Administration - Mouth - 5:083.52 BuildiR S 1, 34� 91 EusineeELng JjQ65.7 4 Police Fire . Street 11,371.§2 Libra 48 Total Q 5 an 27 3.F1W Savings & Loan ■, 40,000.00 Investment- avin s Total 4010-0-0. 06 Approved 6 -13 -72 Pavroll Withholding Tax "I0b-.-90 Ill. Income Tax I t 081 0-22 I.M. .F e 9—ocial Security— - 0 -- ■1 _ at Mate 7r00 Total5 i w■ r�r,r�rr.r+■■ww.r 190 298.I1 aWs201.24 Total Disbursements .......w....e ■•••••• ■•••uses ■•••s•••• ■•••s••• 1932972.49 General Corporate Fund Balance on Deposit..•.•. ■0000..w...w0000.. 9 • 5 AVAILABILITY OF CASH OR EQUIVALENT AT END OF MONTH Cash in bank Rer above 1 59.228.75 rSF avi s cts . COM Acct • I a 68bw.00 . y reasur i s Notes .�._ TOTAL . ■.o`_____�.�1�".� 2 449 228 75 R.J.VanDyke, 3r., Treasurer of the Village of "Oak Brook, being first duly sworn upon oath deposes and says that the foregoing report accurately shows the state of the treasury of the Village of Oak Brook as of the said date. Subscribed and day otary Pu ic_ sworn to before me this of , A. D. 19�,,. P &let Q�' ag eTrearjor Y S' �I •/,J �I✓ J r� .�� Y �A�'y ?'.e.u�de{ _ +�N. M 7"' .r.±L ' i..L,r4 yys " 1'f�'i ?b� y 4. l _ Ex ` t, 'a ^t� _ �..I a } } � , ^2. '- W�U(i '4r� 4f � �s • i'l"4 _ a 4 t >-- rn�1 t}f M'`t '',�.�'u�"'hklt���igl `t} 4� JJ..��; �j i I..r .a§ � ��x.�. ° L: I a!ij � '� k r %Ca r�Ss �a'fliG"}�C Nxq' yq �,r,1 Diu `�'IV'Y° �y°3{xai'F[.�i 1. •'tt'.° a yY��}}., 4 . a . �_ a'�� -�i r!8f�'Zt'5Lr1`y . Ix '.�14x.r V �;t `s •A G'. }}r�� J . _.- .L2... i �j' °.e'�3y.Jy`��' °ll'r�N��`: i.�f�j��T.�' yw1 Y�.4eSlj}+� el{e C �::�U�l 4 uY 1r µ i d':kxi kSyyti^�4,, �•�'c °�� '� ,�� i PL.4 l, �., ' _ ei � � .r Y' Y �-f:�S n � �'{.r: .r. �'•` �ru _v�a_ , , 9 ti�'lM,+ jr J �,-0'V' .T =1 '1kL_.W.r��v r Gt v 4. "�A � fv � � ., , °��� y 'ri i<'sJ y • +Tf�a1{:I'I�q�: +T —x� 1 ■ l7p�p��,� :A/s, tp"�172 posit w w'�wY�P �2*5'W aC. Bob Morrow 5.00* F State Income Lax ril 2 , 502,12 , t 2.50* C. Rohrbach Sales Tax .(Feb .) 110 , 492.X601 085.90 Schwartz Sale of Codes & Agdas . AdamovsTki . Russell,Bridewill 22.18 Eastman Kodak 5.00* Barrington 2.00* aC. Bob Morrow 5.00* Susaft Beard 2.00* M,Spanondakis 2.50* C. Rohrbach 5.00* Dverton,Marks& 085.90 Schwartz 5.50 yariat ion zoning Fees 69 In- I.Ofc.Centr Emineerin Am RuildLn& Permits Elevator Inspections Solicitor Permits os. peon D.Alan Nycholaus Police Fines( ) Parking Fines 52.181L 150.001 12..E 2.298.201 1 .00 10.00* 10.00* 20.00 Accident Reports (81.00*) Road & Bride Fund country qu' - re`vars (Str. Clug.) 30.00 OB Dev. Co. (Snow Plwg.) 129.00 D.S.Treas. (Nate Int.) 143.75 Trans .from Corp. Acct. 22 085.90 Miscellaneous MrIzens !rtT7. Hk20, 000.00 Suburban US. 20, 000.00 Chas. C. Thomas 1.50 Ill . Bell. Tele b. s.3 Met.Life(D&Use) 7.50 .t or (Horn) 7.20 2,431.70 0 15 5.50, 1 229388.65 40,022.33 ;'It _ 1— uu; ' 'hi ,•I+r.s �r!-y� aw >s.r'. ^`;'r,'ib' �:i` }a,l 'ur` ,r ,r� r; `• ufi-as W_4:.'(NYI}ii.tlftr .,,,ci ,t+ .. y��Qi�i. luttrel t on Savigga Accts . ver g Citizens EMT. 1,000.00 Broadview -We t ch 1, L 50.03 DG Natl. 286.71 let Natl.ofChgo.1,193.62 '' 'tHina «1, 015.84 , Elnhu rs t Natl. 576.58 f Suburban T&S 250,00 ,Srt.Chas. S&L 287.50 ; ;-York St. Bk. 252.05 - " Bk. of Yktwn 62.59 Western Say. 33.33 `1st Natl.W.Sprgs. 500.00 ` Bk. of C1ar.Hls . 71.88 Hin€a.Fed. S&L 226.68 s it It it 75.56 1st SM, Lombard 225.00 " ts it 65.62 Cent.DuFage Fed. 25.06 tt of it 75.18 ' Naperville S&L 75.56 it tt 226.68 Edgewood Bk. 71.87 if it 215.62 i Oak Brook Bk. 100.78 82350.331 TOTAL 190.298.111 i ``'" r -" ,s. +, rM'• +iQ 'h lti" y 1 iUjr {j � T ;,s�.c,F- t �+ �t i °' ;ri 'rt" � � � � 11 I'r��,•"-"',f, 1,�A�l��a •4rQ1';y �' �;,;r.'�nl 4�r£' �t'�`ir�1 ?,�'T'p;n�',fL: r�ri�r"+'� yr'��r�f��''' ' E x- �.�' a""_ -_ �". ty! a�7 #r '* �.�i. ��C psi 1= �t'»^y i~h`y�,...l��ntzti' ^-• _ _ �' - - k ' ra.ryy ' ht i yy ' •'I I fi 4I^'� $3,301 S D TO THE BOARD OF TPMTEES AGE OF OAK BROOK, FOR APPROVAL AS OF June 9 1972 X01 -1 -72 Ma Bills =MR AIMHYSTRATIf Blue Cross Blue Shield Active Propane Associated Agencies, Inc. Brockman, Herbert W. Commonwealth Edison Co. Doings Dolan, Raymond Douglass, Jack Chevrolet Inc. Downers Grove Chamber of Commerce DaPage Manager & Mayors Conf. DuPage Reporting Service DuPage Service Co. Healthway Disposal Service, Inc. Hinsdale Press Holland Hardware Illinois Bell Telephone Co. Marshall Field & Co. Matthias, Fredrickson, Ogren SC Municipal Clerks DaPage Co. Northern Illinois Gas Oak Brook Office Supply G. W. Penzel & Co. Sears, Roebuck & Co. Sparkling Spring Mineral Water Taumeling Bros. Teschner & Benda Trib U. S. Postmaster Vaa Dyke, Raymond Victorin Typewriter Snles Xerox Xerox June Premium heat for garage -April Hartford, Seabord Sur., walkie talkies, Chev. Ins. repair furnace serv. 3014 Spring Rd.3/8 -5/8 public notices Auditor -May 1972 Chevrolet (4dr.) meet[ -Arley s (2 ) 5/19/72 Dinner Dance (6) zoning board mtg. 4/4- 5/2/72 cadet tractor village pickup 5/13 envelopes (5,000) misc. janitor supls. 654 -2220 5/4 -6/472 gift certificate (Mrs. Shale) medicals (new firemen) 1972 -73 membership dues service 3/13 - 5/11/72 Sign janitorial service - May 2 Air Conditioners (Library) Agreements (Bd. Ram.) water landscaping equipment legal fees ad - f irmen postage meter treasurer y/e 4/30/72 ribbon, ditto masters paper 660 1 3428 copies 3/30- 4/28/72 $ 48.02 16.00 - 16,035.00 21.35 3.42 33.15 300.00 3,345.00 8.00 54.00 268.05 952.00 320.00 108.00 12.22 47.19 15.00 190.00 5.00 150.26 :.80 475.00 329.79 106.45 295.00 2,881.20 99.00 140.00 400.00 30.50 70.50 102.84 26,862.74 BULDING 1�a4 $ilk s 3une 9 1972 Blue Gross/Blue Shield June premium 64038 Downers Grove Auto Parts, Inca carp 1.20 IBS Corporation typewriter 283.50 Illinois Bell Telephone Cow 654 -2221 - 5/4- 6/4/72 23.60 McGraw -Hill Book Co. postage due .63 = $ 373.31 L7- 11 GIMERINO MAIM iT Ma B Ms June 9. 1972 BlUe Cross /Blue Shield June premium 64938 Crawford, Bunte, Roden, Inc. Traffic Impact study 29577,02 Bruning Division scale 8.51 Dunkirk, Ceorp car allowan #-e 50.00 'age Blueprint Co. misc. equipment 18.75 IBM Corporation typewriter 283.50 Illinois Bell Telephone 654 -2221 - 5/4- 6/4/72 23.60 State of Illinois Dept. Regis. structural eng. renewal 20.00 39045.76 F- PRA M mav Bills June 99 1972 Blue Cro8e/91Ue Shield June pr ime $ 6 59.66 Metropolitan Life: Ins. 1! it 152.60 Phoewx First Security Bsnk of Oak Brook 1! 1! pension fund 3 194.01 Able Fire Equipment Co., Inc. mist. equip. 9563.93 Chie, Arthur Gee Lumber Co. Convention expenses lumber 50.00 Greet West Ele(�tvrical Supply Co. electrical supplies 27.58 60,83 Illinois Laundry le hone Co. P o . ervice for April & May 654.. 2121 - 504 -6/4 35.48 654-9651 - 4/22 -6/22 Jackls Rental, Inc. 026 -0110 - 5/1/72 mover & saw 192.41 414.00 Janco Chemical Supply, Inc. vacuum and parts 383.50 G. A. Johnson & Co. Killian Corp. Cert. #10 part Payt. Fire Sta- 27,653.00 Krest Uniforms book case uniforms 147.75 92.45 Merrill Printers letters, envelopes 76.15 Nielsen Photo Service fire photos & pre - planning 114.50 Northern Illinois Gas service -May 270.23 Oak Brook Utility hydrant rental 356.36 Pollard Motors Rayline, Inc. replace muffler #914 69.81 Scan-Am Corporation card lsmination Internal. Comm. System 1.00 49271.00 Sears , Roebuck & Co. Sparkling Mineral Water Co. lawn spreader water, -May 17.95 60.45 Standard Oil Co. gasoline 97.99 Sutphen Fire Equipment Co. Testing Service Corp. install new swivel assembly density tests Fire St.2 1,497.04 Three D Sales -OB decals 35.00 U. S. Postmaster West Suburban Firemen's Assoc. postage meter dues - 1972 --73 71.30 20.00 20.40 40,748.30 ', 471 LIB' Mav Bills June 99 1972 Blue Cross/Blue Shield Juste premium $ 42.92 BAer & Taylor Co. books 103.20 Doubleday & Company, Inc. books 5.25 Illinois Bell Telephone Co. 323 -9113 5/13 -6/13 4.94 Sterling Publishing Co,,, Inc. books 60,53 $ 217.94 �I ZP" ' LIE REAM",f mkf Bills June 9 x.972 BUm Croes/Blue Shield Metr+oppli tan Lif a Ins. Phoenix Oak Brook Bank AA Tire Service Bee -Linn Blue Island Gun Shop Carlson, Ronald Data Products Douglass, Jack Chevrolet, Inc. Feldman Bros. Fuller" s Service Center Hayes, Louis Illinois Bell Telephone Internatl. Chiefs of Police King Keyser Ski Shop Kus tom Signals Inc. Lee, Geo. E. Appliances Logue, John Monterey Park Exchange Club Motorola Cotta. & Elec . Ines Novak Business Forms, Inc. Oak Brook Office Supplies Orkin- Exterminating Co., Petty Cash Ramada Inn Rayline , Inc. Reeves Co., Inc. S"O. Inc. Sears, Roebuck & Co. Soukup Hardware Standard Oil Co. Superior Ambulance Syntonic Technology, Inc. U. S. Postmaster Veto Sales & Service Westmont Police Dept. June premium PY ft ft 182,45 it ft 161.85 �I ZP" ' LIE REAM",f mkf Bills June 9 x.972 BUm Croes/Blue Shield Metr+oppli tan Lif a Ins. Phoenix Oak Brook Bank AA Tire Service Bee -Linn Blue Island Gun Shop Carlson, Ronald Data Products Douglass, Jack Chevrolet, Inc. Feldman Bros. Fuller" s Service Center Hayes, Louis Illinois Bell Telephone Internatl. Chiefs of Police King Keyser Ski Shop Kus tom Signals Inc. Lee, Geo. E. Appliances Logue, John Monterey Park Exchange Club Motorola Cotta. & Elec . Ines Novak Business Forms, Inc. Oak Brook Office Supplies Orkin- Exterminating Co., Petty Cash Ramada Inn Rayline , Inc. Reeves Co., Inc. S"O. Inc. Sears, Roebuck & Co. Soukup Hardware Standard Oil Co. Superior Ambulance Syntonic Technology, Inc. U. S. Postmaster Veto Sales & Service Westmont Police Dept. June premium $ 921984 ft ft 182,45 it ft 161.85 pension fund 49064.33 (12) tires etc. 668 x,18 align front, rotate tires 13.50 revolvers & misc. equip. 448.61 clothing allowance 33.00 towelettes 19.55 misc. repairs 360.40 uniforms 671.50 car. wash , frames, service 121.08 travel allowance 18.30 654 -2131 - 5/4 -6/4 325 -5498 - 4/22 -6/22 201.24 dues, subscriptions, binders Tuition for J. Logue 230.01 trophy (soap box derby) 20.00 traffic radar (balance) 19309.47 clean air conditioners 15.95 clothing allowance - May 33.00 2,000 window decals 45.00 ege�pmant, contract dues 2 , 594.70 reports 127.95 tables, chairs, typing stand 738.15 Inc. 12 month service 102.60 misc. supplies 60.91 Leads School -Butz 15.75 misc. equipment 86.61 namepins 3.32 decals 50.36 squad repairs 30.40 misc. supplies 13.88 gasoline 892.31 Oxygen a 34.00 radio repairs 142.51 West Suburban police Academy Western Union Xerox postage meter 80.00 equip oxygen units 19208,90 services randered (Saustowski) 28.65 registration fee(Logue,Carlson) 10.+00 service-May 97.50 service 3/30 - 5/01/7292805 cop. 111.43 15,969.19 4�1 STREET DEPABTUM Ma Dills June 92 1972 Blue Cross /Blue Shield A.-K Tire Service Allied Asphalt Paving Co. American Mexican Petroleum Corp. Comonweaith Edison Co. Del Chemical Corp. Downers Grove Auto Parts Gee Company Hafght"s Ford Tractor Sales, Inc. Hoyle Road. Equipment Co . Internation Harvester Pearsonts Trucking Pollard Motor Cc. Power Equipment Co. Prairie State Equipment Co. E. L. •moo. John. Sexton Sand & Gravel Soukup Hardware Standard Oil Co. _V4 June premium $ 230.46 tire repairs 24 . oo cold patch 109.17 liquid asphalt 295.20 street lighting -May 119.98 case pVVl0ng 28,10 misc. parts 17.56 lumber 9100 repairs & materials 134.20 misc. parts 392.65 parts 63.67 dirt 19.95 misc. repairs & parts 36.95 misc. parts 55.65 brooms 41.00 stone 292.96 dump fees 123.30 misc. supplies 8.24 gasoline 158.62 2,160.66 AMINISTRATION $ 26,862.74 BUILDING DEPT* 373.31 ENGINEERING DEPT. 39045.76 LIRE DEPT. 40,748.30 LIBRARY' 217.94 POLICE DEPT. 15, 969.19 STREET DEPT. 29160.66 $ 899377.94 Payroll $ 40,719.91 Wthholding Tax 8 ,,106.80 111. Income Tax 19081.22 Ill . Municipal Retirement 39529.66 Social Security - 0 - Secy. of State 7.00 $ 53, 444.59 I hereby approve. payment of the above listed bills in the amount of $1421,822.49 and authorize my signature to apps ed t same. �►s rer age e L n: L.�: �s -. - �JC.�; i {•5. .i� A.r +it`.,.�. ?3.c , r,rJ y �5 ! 1 5 _ i"• °�\ Sy I. "5° a ^�t Y .�' 'w1 �;�tR .t t_. ^� � ,. l���N•iJt �S.l�rf: ,'lr ,r'yi'a', rJAa +i v_, =]•S^ ,} f��•+ <i -YY�r F... 4° �.y3.' . if. ,•G�ktHr' t f—'�'' r, _ 5 ^ 'y, t ' i.Y.ii� "Y ry arm C�.;�,� t + � , ` a tft ( •, + i:i it�L 4 Str -,e -,�. � TI�YY'Vf I,iJA*'. vy�'^v� }�v,T.hi - rYi ,?�I'C ✓,`k iS i'y51'�Si�'i'� ' <<l,' �,��i + °',Pr `{f�,. +51'> - -� (( �{ "• J{ ° <! °ll �•itvi _ilYai�.i •i {t .'T.. 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J!• 1 St. I 77 ma t n- ^- ..L4 I O.T. t a iff .a `Ili a70. oo .970• eV i . nee /<•ra. c►c� , -t . v e t ' 4.4 Flot�*.tteers ,� 4.5 i I insbectors ; _x.14 O.T. . � ... r ^ Temnora �S�•�Sf ( SAa -Y__/ I 1 � 5 L4 .3 T Steft rrjy OO I. .R vtsfoll+ ice. f & s 1 t.� � IYIrY.�Yi�l�r • I�.l Y I.I i(J rr r1 : /SS 5i n 2 2 SS .f; e A i /r. �S 610_111.2 1 i 4f� 'A 5 . 1'_' .4 : tF Ic �� +r s q p Sir) fel.31 ..`I�rle.trl...1 t... I_P.�I . . . _. I � +� -�. ...��.w ii ��.ee.eee>•Y...I. � _ r �4 ' ' u - ti�� ��Y..�.� .s-a • i t ref � � tt i � % ^= '..,:�4 r41 � .�s)n). • i►r +rrr�w'I.w'I�+t +n / / { 3 +E Y ;i j f l 1 t I 4" 17114 File! VILIAM OPP OM XRM BUILDINO AMMSE D=UW,-,,,. BUILDIM'DEPAROGW month *Ay Year 1972 11 WSPEMONS 19n 1971 Phone Calls 400 321 Forting & Foundations 20 -0 7 ElectricaL ro 19' FLumbing 00,� 2 Finals SAL INSPEMONS so 57 VALUE W11DING AND uSE PEWITS ISSUED 19 72 L9 71 L972 19 71 Residence Add. & Remodeling 4 1 4 2 $260 000.00 $ 197,000,00 Art Residence CommerciaL & Industrial 1 1O.00N, 200 40 1 Cow. & Ind, Add. & RemodeLing 9 1 497,700.00 370 Electrical -.5 3 Plumbing 0 0 �MGi 3 18420.00 1 4 Wt Ion 1 0 2 0 §3500.00 rs 2 9 99,200.00 TOTAL L9 24 -$807A MOO PERMIT FEES 19 72 L9 71 019508.00 $3,115.89 + $945.00 Elev. Insp. ReapectfuLly submitted, 2.50 (Permit cards) $10305.00 (Elev. Imp.) Frank H. Pearson Building Inspector PEWT NUN= r22.8.2 � Com. Alt . 2283 Elec. 2284 Elec. 2285 ,Siam 2286 Com.Alt. 2287 Sprinkler 2288 Sign 2289 • Res. 2290 Rey.. Add. r 2291 Dem. 80�i 138P�� "f v7`95, 0, r PEMITS ISSM ISO= OF MAY 1972 Mary Del Corseteres 110 Oal6rook Center Mail Contractor - Fred Rohr Valuation - $2,000.00 Hinsdale Sanitary District Lift Station Canterberry Lane Contractor - Harnatz Elec. Hinsdale Sanitary District Lift Station 31st Street & Tollway Contractor - Karnatz Elec. Xerox Corporation 100 Windsor Drive Contractor - Acme Wiley Corporation Valuation - $19200.00 Clow Corporation (tenant) 12171 West 22nd Street - Suite 1100 Contractor - Del E. Webb Valuation - $40500.00 Weight Watchers 611 Enterprise Contractor - Acme Irrigation Company Playback Company (tenant) 152 Oakbrook Center Mall Contractor - Arrow Sign Valuation - $560.00 William Dimas 1661 North 9th Avenue, Melrose Park Lot 296 Cinger Creek (18 Royal dale Drive) Contractor - Louis Dimas Valuation - $.808,000.00 Ken Beard 3711 Vadison Contractor -- Joseph Joseph Valuation - $189000.00 Office Park of Hinsdale 3511 York Road Contractor - Paul Schwendener, Inc. Valuation - $509000.00 FEE $ 11.00 5.00 5.00 5.25 15.00 10.00 9.00 32:.00 26.40 15.00 t Ey • V a "' "- vwl PEWT MM Fn 2292 Bernice Wiercioch Res. 14 Windsor Drive Lot 368, Brook Forest Unit #6 '(36 Kingston Drive) Contractor - Frank 1W.%xci och Valuation - $55,000.00 2293 George Laumberson Garage 25 Baybrook Lane Contractor - Lytinen Construction Co., Inc. Valuation - $6,200.00 2294 Consolidated Foods Corp. (tenant) Ten.Impro. 900 Commerce Drive Ten.Impro. Contractor - Computer Site Development Corp. Valuation - $2009000.00 2295 Glen Zaj icek Res. 3637 South Austin Blvd. Lot 251, York Woods Unit ft (25 Bradford Lane) Contractor - Glen Zajicek Valuation - $759000.00 2296 Jursich Realty & Mortgage Co. (tenant) Ten.Impro. 2111 Enco Drive - Suite N504 Contractor - L.J. Sheridan & Co. Valuation - $51,000.00 2297 Hallmark Cards (tenant) Ten.Impro. 2021 Spring Road - Suite 2 Contractor - Del E. Webb Realty Valuation - $2,000.00 2298 General Motors (tenant) Ten.Improv. 2021 Spring Road (5th, 6th, & 7th floors) Contractor - Del E. Webb Realty Valuation - $280,000.00 2299 Everpure Elec. 2100 Clearwater Contractor - Trumbull Electric 2300 National Bank of Oak Brook Drive -In Comm. 2311 Enco Drive ontractor - Paul Schvendener, Inc. valuation _ $209000.00 302 William Meyn 313 Gaffe, Riverside, Illinois Lot 4049 Brook Forest Unit #6 (11 Hamilton Lane) Contractor Donald J. Judy Construction Valuation - $509000.00 196.00 25.00 142.40 244.00 f 5.00 11.00 118.40 5.00 37.00 204.00 2307 FP - PW oak Brook Associates 3.00 sign 900 Commerce Drive Contractor - Arrow Sign Co. Valuation - $1,660.00 ADDITIONS TO PERMITS PREVIOUSLY ISSUED 2131 Xerox Corp. 5.00 elec. 1808 Swift Drive Contractor - Hiram Electric Contr. Inc. 2257 Babson Bros. Co. 6.00 P�I� 2100 S. York Road Contractor - Rekstad Mrs. 2302 Merrill Chase Galleries $21.00 749 Enterprise Drive CAM. A1.1. 89 Oakbrook Center stall Contractor - Inland Construction Valuation - $19000.00 2303 well Sam Cassava 10.00 7 Pembroke Contractor - 8 -K Well Drilling 2304 fie George Topinka 11.75 8 Mockingbird Lane Contractor - Owner 2303 Jams flusemen 10.00 Acc.Bldg. 2020 W. 35th St. Contractor - DaMey's Garage World. Valuation - $29300.00 2306 Sobre Office Service (tesont) 9.00 ten. impr. 900 Jorie Bind. - Suite 192 Contractor - Alfred N. Koplin & Co. 2307 FP - PW oak Brook Associates 3.00 sign 900 Commerce Drive Contractor - Arrow Sign Co. Valuation - $1,660.00 ADDITIONS TO PERMITS PREVIOUSLY ISSUED 2131 Xerox Corp. 5.00 elec. 1808 Swift Drive Contractor - Hiram Electric Contr. Inc. 2257 Babson Bros. Co. 6.00 com. alt. 2100 S. York Road Contractor - Rekstad Mrs. 2280 National Heritage 18.80 elec. 749 Enterprise Drive Contractor - Richmnd Elec. Co. ! :. I.1 d.. I.-�. yl^�� }t'c� A.a :tip Ulm NT 0.. !t. L. SMUMM. CMtw ow PoLles s fit {'�rEy` � !. . � • � � . � „l F.� ;ail _.. >.'�++r.+•.t .. . , x , 7 r r PAu dent and Memo u oj the y Sow o6 T&Mteeb °• Vittage o Oak Snook 1200 Oak guok Road Oak Snook, ItG<'..noc.b 60521 GQ,/'1.1~, teem: ° The month of May h" been a nettaUve 4 houtine, month Jon the Pot ice ; Vepwitment. Ile have, howeveh., noticed home Bdgn'c i.ieant ach i evemenu e • 4 Out tna66ie viotatc;on contaeU axe up appnox imatety 100 overt. the name month .Gast yeajt, and ou h. ace derYt hate iA conadm6ty towela. Thhough the e66ohtb o6 our Patriot and Veteettve O.Lvis." ne, a wett ohgan i.zed auto the6t ping wale uneovened, .matting in the ctea&inq o6 appkoximatety 15 auto theta 6oh. Oak Snook and other jwVAdicti.onb v _ '^L �L4 ilLLS� S_a}��.Y :1_'Ll' CA4 .'R. .S.- 1l_._ "7i � _ _L'i��'� = �5.'�'��.oL!'KL �— I-.rL� `°_�1 tYi �'Ci�'^. t•_S'r?.L '��^��.� .,,.t_ - _ _' _ - t �y{� _ - � _ Wit_ .-,t. it M1. M' -- -•'i" '"9 /��w °':t -t-i VIL GE OF OAK ISR38 12QO OAK BROOK MO. " � r OAK DROM c�1sf es4.s1a1 owa�ns �asf tune t, .1971 RE: VepantMer�tcat Repoart -poke May 1972 r VWUng the month o6 May, we at eo initiated "Ope rat ion Identi 6icatioe wheheby the v.c a we neb.c•denta can mark theluc, vatuabtea bon tateh .iden t,+i.6.i eats n .gin eao a o6 the6t. FuU de .LU witt appe t in the new6 papea, at a o JuUken in6oh„a Lion .i a contained in the Ve teet i ve Vi.v i,6 on RepoA t. The depahtnent ambutance continued to Scott u4 on a d&Uy biuiA, and at one point in the month 'o6 May cute w� aed 4 am6uRance hors in as many houhe in one a6teAmoon, ", beIM the Ugh"t we've wAi,tnebeed thus Jan. GexeAaUV the eVe ns e ent and W pe onnt Conti muse to a hoot mmied �9n Rebpeet6utty ec knitteed, • (SROa R. L. S�ze�o�e �. RLSIMM Wel Of PoUVA _ To Protect and To Sesame f f WVab M& MONTHLY TRAFFIC SUMMARY May 1972 Traffic Enforcemert This Month To Date Hazardous Moving Violations 151 824 Other Traffic Arrests 13 87 �tiritten Warnings 18 162 Parking Tickets 70 680 Total Traffic Contacts 252 1753 Traffic Accidents This Month To Date Public Streets and Highways 28 267 Private Property 8 46 Oak Brook Center 35 114 Total Accidents in May 71 - Total Accidents in 1972 - 427 Traffic contacts to date are up almost 700, compared to the same period last year. Our accidents on the streets and highways are the lowest since April of 171, this could be attributed to fhe increase of traffic contacts. The past month this writer and Patrolman Hayes attended Northwestern University "Traffic Studies Workshop". The three days were well spent as it gave us a better insight on accidents related to improperly designed or antiquated roadway systems. 0. ( l 3 `i '� ." _`'- *'1-, , � =z! I' L'wd ti2!Iz,�7 � S_ xT - y d .t o_ - ;F i•.— }_'d; - -Ha Lf 10. I � j x1, 1, -1 i . 4 , r � , „ +�.m�al .. _ Ly ,_ � , :t•.��` 3 w af.� i.<�.,.I,� . v '6 N � F _ _ ' { — S, •r .e..T t , ice` t� _� l* Monthly Tr ffic Salary Page -2- tbntioning antiquated roadways, this brings to mind the controversial area of highway 'improvements for York Road and 31st Street, Not to go into details of pro or con via public concern about the project, but just to mention that roadways are built to accomodate vehicular traffic. The roa&ays should be designed to safely move the maximum amount of traffic with minimum delay. At this time York Road and 31st does not comply with these standards. JRJ:mam Respectfully submitted, John R. Janik Commander Traffic Division r MONTHLY ARRESTS: OAK BROOK POLICE DEPARIMW DEMCTIVE DIVISION REPORT May _ 1972 8 Adults ( 6 Males - 2 Females) 2 Burglary to Vehicle 3 Minor in Possession of Alcohol 1 Possession of Cannabis 2 Theft CRIME INCIDENTS: 121 Total - Breakdown as Follows: Arson (Bomb Threats) ...................2 Missing Persons ........................ 2 Assault & Battery .......................5 Miscellaneous ......................... 42 Burglary- Construction Site .............1 Motor Vehicle Theft(1 Attempt)....6.9663 Burglary - Residential (Attempt).........1 Suspicious Person .....................17 Burglary- Vehicle .......................7 Suspicious Telephone Calls ............. 3 Criminal Damage to Property ............ 6 Suspicious Motor Vehicles .............14 Deceptive Practice ...... ...............1 Narcotic $ Related ..................... 1 Disorderly Conduct ................. >...3 Theft from Motor Vehicle ........ .......2 Dram Shop Act ..........................2 Theft from Non-Residence ............... 8 APPREHENSIONS AND RECOVERIES MADE BY TEAS DEPARTMENT: 2 Subjects wanted by numerous Police Departments for Motor Vehicle Theft. 1 Subject wanted by Lombard Police Department for Public Indecency, 2 Subjects wanted by Illinois State Police for Soliciting. 1 Motor Vehicle that was stolen from Oak Brook, Illinois. 1 Motor Vehicle that was wanted by Du Page County in connection with a Missing Person. 1 Motor Vehicle that was stolen from Berwyn, Illinois. $180.00 in United States Currency. $20.00 in Conterfeit Currency. APPREHENSIONS AND RECOVERIES MADE FOR OAK BROOK BY OUTSIDE JURISDICTIONS: 2 Motor Vehicles that were stolen in Oak Brook by the Chicago Police Department. 1 Motor Vehiclo that was stolen in Oak Brook by Cook Cou=y Sheriff's Police. Detective Division4eport GO W108 RIO` 6001S.-741-IF � CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS IN WHICH THIS DEPARTMENT ASSISTED OUTSIDE JURISDICTIONS: Numerous Police Departments in Motor Vehicle 'Deft Investigations. Lombard Police Department in a Public Indecency Investigation. Federal Bureau of Investigation in a Deceptive Practice Investigation. Du Page County Sheriff's Police in a Missing Person Investigation. United States Treasury in a Counterfeit Investigation. LOCAL CRIMINAL OFFENSES THAT THERE SOLVED; Assault & Battery ........................4' Missing Persons ............ Burglary - Vehicle .........................1 ..........2 Miscellaneous ....................... 39 Criminal Damage to Property ..............1 Narcotic Drugs and R,elated...........1 Deceptive Practice .......................1 Suspicious Motor Vehicles...........13 Disorderly Conduct .......................3 Suspicious Persons..................i� Dram Shop Act ............................2 'Theft from Non- Residence.............2 DIVISION ACTIVITIES: 19 Criminal Reports originally handled by this Division 78 Follow -up Investigations 8 Prisoners processed through this Department 4 Assists to Juvenile 9 Applicants Fingerprinted 17 Sets of Fingerprint cards processed - 46 total cards 1S Subjects investigated - Entered in Intelligence File 16 Record Checks for various Police Agencies 2 Detective Meetings attended 1 Narcotic Task Force Meeting attended 1 Department Staff Meeting attended 1 Department Meeting attended 1 Exempt Narcotic Report submitted 1 State of Illinois Jail Lockup Report submitted Numerous Stake -out Details in the Oak Brook Shopping and outside the Village for Motor Vehicle Thefts. Center, Village of Oak Brook With the 'apprehension of a subject for Burglary to Motor Vehicle by Patrolman Hayes, a professional Motor Vehicle Theft Ring was broken up. Information obtained from this subject led to the arrest of one other subject as well as the issuing of warrants for the arrest of at least two other subjects. Numerous Police Agencies are involved in this Investigation which is still in VS ogress. It has been ascertained that this "Auto Theft Rini' has stolen as many as motor vehicles since Septeeber 1971. - .�-. ..SV � nLL Y-r r••• -F��ii data a:„.J.�,.i��,. -r: Y.4 %.y.w.�r�..r..: �..� -�ti� _ - -�;V �f� J.Qcr�'4r�v: -aim �/'as��+s �H�l%r.ey`KJ.•;..SZ� n. .. [� ,. 4 � 0� _• -- - u f. r = 1_ m- _._- -__".. ' Detective Division Report Page -3- A crime prevention program called "Operation Identification" has been initiated by this Division, and information has been disseminated to the M fs media to inform the citizens of the program. The program is simple and serves a dual purpose; (1) to deter the would -be burglar from attempting to enter a residence participating in the program and (2) to assist law enforcement officers in the identification of recovered property. The adult citizens of flak Brook may come to the Oak Brook Police station and check out an engraving tool. This tool is used by the citizen to engrave an identifying number on articles of value, such as televisions, cameras, bicycles, radios etc. The citizen should use his (head of the household) driver's license mmber followed by the abbreviation "ILL" for Illinois. When the tool is returned to the Oak Brook Police station, decals are distributed stating that "all items of value on these • premises have been marked for ready identification by this last enforcement agency". It is expected that this program will meet with the success it has in the other U. S. Mmicipalities that affected its DMSION OVERTIM: 52 hours of follow -up Investigations 10 hours of maintaining the record bystems 17 hours of various stake -out details 79 total hours of overtime . Respectfully submitted, Ce" I John W. Logue Detective Division JWL:mamt L U OAK BRWK POL;ECB juv=n,z BuRw zew NAr 1972 XontUy Juvenile Contact Reports (11 dale • 4 FbaW Contact Drokdowns Incident Disposition 3. Alcoholic Beverages Released to Parent& 3- Malicious XiscUef Released to Parents 2- Trespass Station Adjustment 2- Ram way Released to Parente 5- Miscellaneoae Ibleand to Parente &wbar of Complaints Gleareds 3- Criminal 7- Non-Criminal Sergeant Janik and Sergeant Shaw conducted the Bicycle Registration and Safety Program durizg the month of May& A total of 143 bLoycles were tested and registered at Paul Butler and Brook Forest schools* Registration will also be hold at the Oak Brook Pblice Department to register biquIes that can not be driven to school and adult owned Wo1w, One Juvenile Officers Association Meeting attended during the awnth. Donald go Shaw Sergeant Youth Bureau Seven hours of overtime OR follow -up i=98tigAtion, of Juvenile related complaints during the month of May 11 = I _ vii ,:+._ -__* ' _ _, _' _ .,iYi _�„ _ . _ ^, TA i`•di,�..f `'a',` =? �_- ..�.:�r3 .a«. ..s - -" - '- r ¢" ..-tea_ 4; a. � .t`, ,: H _ 4'4 W L Commi.i i OAT 31 H& 1971 RADIO TRANSMISSIONS 20140 LOADS MESS AGES Direct Messages 291 Stolen Vehicles 2 Missing Persons 1 Stolen or Lost License Plates 6 Stolen Articles 1 Cancel Leads Messages 7 Check for Wanted Persons 37 Check for Stolen Vehicles 510 Drivers License Registration 72 • Drivers Owner Registration 278 MICROFICHE Drivers Owner Registration 70 25 on File in Station - 45 Sent through Leads CONPLAINTS 452 Complaints passed on to Squads - 40 Complaints handled by Coumamications Operators - 52 BAIL. BOND RECEIPTS FILED 176 Oak Brook Police Department - 154 District 15 (State Police) •- 22 BAIL BOND MONEY RECORDED 59 Oak Brook Police Department - 37 District 15 (State Police) - 22 TRANSMITTALS TYPED 28 MASTER INDEX COITLAINT CARDS TYPED 616 INFORMATION ENTRIES ON DAILY WG 241 - - t, Z M ni 1� 4wr AU 1A, v , f. 1,117 IG ARREST BOOK ENTRIES Traffic 164 Criminal 8 Von-Traffic 0 FIELD COURT DISPOSITIONS ENTRIES 241 CHICAGO POLICE DEPARTMENT DAILY BULLETLINS FILED 31 DAILY WORK RECORDS TYPED 31 DAILY LOG SHEETS TYPE) 69 VACANT PREMISES Vacant Returned Vacant Promises List Updaced Daily. ALARMS - FIRE Oak Brook Fire Department Butterfield Fire Department A.D.T. 6 Station Board - 45 Direct Phone - 2 Recorded 11 Westinghouse - I MATRON DUN 2 Female Subjects SGT. B. 'L. FAWc.-Sc 1 61, 34 21 21 15 65 5 1/2 Hve V XEROX CORP. is CCU {�'4 '.°'it�1 }. 7i �r A'Ki a �d<':t 4��r1�i__— '_'`7: rJa i�`F. iii: t: ±Ii�ih.rA :eL• — �t, -�r� ,.:e_,;N r� -n ��?:r_ n.. "�Fi it .a3 L t'.�. �`'t - ' }l{ - i �'�N3 e_ .Pa ..1 "'fa�t•�ii I Rl •1"'• =i ��rrw iJy� t'Ir �e k�.�� a r.. _ yy�..._a -ems . ��y� �r'y� �i�r��. -_e �. t � v: _ ?7 ti`��' + LS$ - FIB& = - 31 MAY 29 72 (A.D.T.) 12 May 72 6: 16M 20 May 72 10 :13AM BLISTEX CORP. (station) 18 May 72 1 :45PM 24 May 72 5 :29PM 0. B. BATH & TENNIS (Station) 24 May 72 6:28AMM TOTAL FALSE FIRE ALARMS - S BROOK FOREST _SCHOOL (Station) 12 May 72 6 :28AM 12 May 72 9:02P9. 13 May 72 6:21AM 13 May 72 9:26AM 13 May 72 10:06AM 16 May 72 9:14PM 25 May 72 8:23PM 0. B. NATIONAL BANK (Station) ' 02 May 72 6:37PM _ 16 May 72 11:27AM 16 May 72 1 :11PM 17 May 72 10:46AM 18 May 72 11:12AM it 0. B. BANK - DRIVE UP (Station) 01 May 72 7:33AM 01 May 72 3:43PM 15 May 72 6:14PM 18 May 72 10:51AM 20 Ma► 72 12 :40PN 1 � 02 May 72 8:06AH 04 Hay 72 11:41PM 16 May 72 lotlOPH 16 May 72 2:05AM 16 May 72 3:04AM 18 May 72 1:57PH BEN FRANKLIN SAVINGS (Station) 03 Hay 72 4:35PM 09 May 72 2:18PM 10 May 72 8:45AX 12 May 72 6: 3 6AM 25 May 72 6:49AX EASTERN AIR LINES (station) 16 May 72 3:15AM 22 May 72 11:53PM 0. B. kCCOUNTING & SNACK (Station) 01 May 72 4:20PM 02 May 72 10:01pm FIRST SECURITY BANK (station) 03 May 72 8:03AM 0. B. POLO CLUB (station) 20 May 72 6:24PM 0. B. BATH TMWIS (station) t:ydir: � -fl n Orr_ -r'r - _'. i __ _ b t ^- c }5f'�•(..~i }4 Sc. ra {,ham' �'- - i =�N4ti �.r� A.:1'r ��i�Af'r` ' pi�i..{'f (�S. `. rl, Ftt_'�.[,,f�a 't, � ` ,.f rr� /� ' /� /..f,u.. - �h_ �Ff. a� fi(�'fi4j rrstt'z J}i' ^4 ^ice 42' _� }`Y • _ arm IV y f - _ � _ J6, ,t ib rte.,(_!' - � OAK BROOK STABLE (station) 03 May 72 2 :41PM CRATE 6 BARBEL (Station) 03 May 72 9 :21PM BASKINS (A.D.T.) 03 May 72 10 :32PM SWIFT & COMPANY (A. D. T. ) 06 May 72 12: NPM PHILLIPS FLOATERS (Telephon ®) 07 May 72 7:07PM BABSON BROTHERS (A.D.T. ) 14 May 72 12 :54PH IMPACT GRAPHICS (Station:) 15 May 72 9:13AM XEROX CORP. (A.D.T.) 20 May 72 5:55AM MERRILL CHASE GALLARIES (Station) 20 May 72 9 6:09PM YORK COUNTRY CLUB (Station) 20 May 72 8 :21PM PLAY BACK (Recorded) 23 May 72 9 :39AM r VACCO RESIDENCE (Recorded) 21 May 72 11:48AM 24 flay 72 9 :40AM (Station) 30 May 72 12:30PM BRUST RESIDENCE (Station) 02 May 72 8 :16PM 10 May 72 1 :14PM (Stations) NUTINI RESIDENCE 1:19PH (Station) 07 May 72 12:50PM (Recorded) 24 May 72 5:1OPM f SEXTON RESIDENCE i (Westinghouse)' 01 May 72 3:42PM CAREY RESIDENCE (Station) 12 May 72 7:56PM COLLINS RESIDENCE (Station) 14 May 72 9:02AM ANTONIOU RESIDENCE (Station) 16 May 72, 2:20AM SCHWEIG RESIDENCE (Telephone) 16 May 72 7:41PM CLEMENTS RESIDENCE (Stations) 17 May 72 1:19PH TEST RESIDENCE (Recorded) 18 say 72 7 :38PM ai v -'- -_ �'�•, _- pis "`,?:" i_ul r�� Rd••_ r4H .i '7t,S 7� 4`�i�i -j �'�!..aT y la *.�c 1 ,r s� '�., = '-,f.- y.�cJ.�,•.`.:. -YI ' :.,;''7.` =i G,,,.zr t, ,,�. rt� nct• <<; r 1`t_ Jn�4-, s `':t ,t,i is." �' vJ.yl.'•i�i>S.rir _ - J•J,1 � ,'h , r! �v1�V't• t.re n .i �•tiJ C•n•p �:`.'l L -'.,� .+�L ^.` -• -�.i irW- SIEBT RESIDENCE Otatlon) 18 May 72 3 :29PH MAMTINO RESIDENCE 20 May 72 7:07PH MMIAN RESIDENCE 27 May 72 11 :43AM KUB IAK RESIDENCE 25 May 72 - 9 :00AM • •, r-��L, ,,, i•�i+?,i:Sjt {l""�- -�I`:.1;Y.r'f � �A ?' °C� s''itl��;swn_.� }Yk� >,,�f�.; ('� ==j; r'.`;"�',i`G. 1_�C ith'iy.+fa „•r.:ah; "..y.,F��.�y� S•- x;Y_._ et� -$ <¢4 41 ,.Tnl.. ti_r,iaJ it -�>r _".�•_9 ,. _,.n � _��t �d_ _"!.�— r` -rir, ��j���:•i.J •f,� a, r � W � 9r YY,iyr F v -F _ Pnat. l � .. Ii�r _ I� � yv "_e.?•i, rk, 4' t � 1 t (Recorded) ; (Recorded) (Station) TOTAL FALSE. BURGLAR ALARMS .. 65 Sc or8• Lo FAGERSOC/ • , Y • t ^ . . r e � . ' _ � / ' , ' ' ' � n Y �. r S ,,'+i . ¢ �I L, r'0. .L , . � ' r'1 sn . l ♦ � ' � i Y � _ t , ' f ' -, 77 -'<,".7 7, 77- 4T •t 21' K -B 3P, - 77 - - 0 DI% A nwOK OAK BROOK, 1U. TO: CHIEF R. L. SIZEMORE Fes: LIEU EIMT A. C SUBJECT-. VEHICLE . OPERATION COSTS MAY 1972 PATE ME 6, 1972 y I Attached is the sheet showing the statistics concerning the Vehicle Operation Costs for the month of May and a running total of operation costs from the month of January, 1972, to the present. The '*'otal cost per mile figure is up due to the purchase of new tires installed on three squads. Respectfully submitted, Lt. A. 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HAVES 16 3 0 25 • 5 Pn• BAKER 15 0 0 6 2 Mr. LOGOS REFER TO DETECTIVE DIVISION REPORT REFER TO DMMCTIVE DIVISION REPORT TOM 164 S 6 70 is SWe So Lo PASMON June 9 1972 1 •:��,'T �'�� - .S rvr, t��tr•- C� k:, ,_ v j .. . ... d:' �i .� .. .y r- ,.tic.... : �F+i i °., iTl ' YV-� i 4��i'S ,r'^I ii,n Yt�: 'C�F�i.S� f�,n7Y:.�.!�k� -.°n.t .F.3�rJ�_ S.•3JJ. ��. _ut�4� _ ;= _ii.�LL 7-f .�+�"�'�I`' "�':r'r:...l.' -, s "��._` �r� �_9.:��} r.i I" _ 4 ia• sir% ! c, i r i. 4' i - )' �v, ° '�P �. u"c„rsz�i.7«�.,.71 t BROOK FIRE DEPARTMENT V Iii L L A G E OF OAK BROOK 1212 OAK BROOK ROAD OAK BROOK, ILLINOIS 60521 Honorable President Samuel Bean and Members of the Village Board; GentlemOn t ARTMI H. W ChM, swah"Wphe""4"O The report of the Village of Oak Brook fire department for the month of May 1972, including the fire alarm responses, the estimated losses, training details, the fire prevention and fire inspection activities, are here with submitted for your information and approval. May 6. Rescue call. 2111 Enco Dr. Passengers stuck in elevator.. 7. Fire tail. 1601 W. 35 th. St. Auto fire 600.00 12. Fire call. 2100 Clearwater Dr. Warehouse fire. 760,000.00 12. Firer call. 1808 gift Dr. Water flow. 12. Investigation. 2100 Clearwater Dr. Routine Cause investigation. 13. Fire call. 152 Q.B. Center Mall. Air conditioner. 18. Bomb Threat. 1301 W. 22nd. St. Del Webb. 19. Fire call. 700 Enterprise Dr. False alarm. 19. Bomb Threat. 1225 22nd. St. Reel Coach. 20. Fire call. 1818 Swift Dr. Water flaw. 22. Fire call. 2625 Butterfield) Rd. Trailer fire. 35.00 22. Fire call. 34 Croyden Ln. overheated dish washer. 23. Fire call. 11 Camelot Dr. Malicious false alarm. 24. Fire call. 700 Enterprise Dr. dater flow. 25. Wash down.. 31st. & Midwest Rd. Gas spill « 27. Fire call. Graue Mill. Rubbish fire. 28. Wash down. 31st. & Tollway« Gas spill. 30. Fire call. 544 Bonnie Brae. Electrical fire. 30. Wash down. 100 O.B.Center Mall. 100.00 31. Fire call. 2111 Enco Dr. Basement fire 2000.00 31. Fire call. York 7 Spring Rd. smoke scare. Fire Alarms ........ 14 Wash Dawns ,........ 3 Bomb Threats ...... p 2 Rsseues ............ 1 Investigations Total Alarms 21 Total Loss ... $762035.00 Total Val. $36,661,307.00 Av*ragre Response .. 18 i _=U n I— AA .:4 i 1LviF ' .' ` i '° Sy ^"' ^c •y.�}t A7 + u "�=.`,. �..,. _ n` —ilr` ^ . i •'� . r 2 . r. r . Evolutions -& Theory taught this month; Regular car i�l le s Extensive drills were conducted w/ unit 916, all F.o.C. men practiced driving and pumping and hose lays with hydrant hook- ups with soft and hard suction, Trained on the use of portable pumps, all men operated the pu- mps out of the drafting pits. Trained on self- contained breathing apparatus. Ladder drills were conducted, all carries and raises with straight and extension ladders were practiced by all men. Trained on the use and application of fire department knots. A High Rise fire fighting drill was conducted at McDonalds 9 story office building. Actual fire fighting procedures were used. Companies reported to the building, we simulated a fire on the 8th floor, standpipe connections were made, the Firemens service for the elevators was used, a fireman was assigned to the elevator, a command post was set up on the 7th floor, all equipment was brought to the 7th floor, standpipe hoofs. -ups were made and hose lines were advanced to the 8th floor thr$ the stair- well. A search was made of the floor, ventilation problems were discussed with the men at the time. A general review discussion was conducted at the end of the drills. Platoon drills: The platoon drills were assigned by the platoon officer, they were to conduct extensive training on driving, pump operations, hose lays, hydrant hook -ups, aerial ladder evolutions and water tower operations. Application of knots and a general review of all misc tools and equipment. Schools, Conferences, �'u Seminars etc, attended: Ai •r•r..+�.r rrr.r .r F.F. C,Rourke & F.F. Shevchuk completed their Trauma E,MT. course, they took final written and practical exams. Both men passed, '_'i. h. }�a.��. ..:L rf' LLl.w dg__,- .� /� i.M yY '•�d+ ..'6.Y11 r..n... �. _. :. _ , 7-7 6W, TRAINING REPORT Regular drills .. 6 6 0 0 0000 9 Platoon drills ..00006668 13 Special drills .......... 1 Total drills for May.,*.. 23 Total man tours spent in training this month 324. FIRE PREVENTION & INSPECTION REPORT: Res idential --Mult ipal ......... 2 Schools & Institutions ....... 2 Places of Assembly ........... 6 Commercial 6666.. #6,,666. +.,.. 93 Industrial ..0...i........ ■... 12 Miscellaneous 7 Total Inspections for May ...N 122 Total inspection this year ... 574 Violation orders issued ...... 20 Violation orders complied with .. 20 No violation found ........... 18 Hazards personally abated 11 Total hryars spent in fire prevention ...... 306 hours. Respectfully; a�14,0 -)W i . Arthur H. Ehle, Chief Oak Brook Fire Department. N.f'r - _ .__ _ - __ _ _ -- ..___ _ _.: 1 ,�� �•.Ai+� - -..�ti r� +4... = •'�.r�.re'�.at'ia.. -.'. ^%F.iL+w�'+e i'h�.- r`�4r�.:,..�; _ �! lS�� t�+9�1(� �� r'�t�...n 54vf {r Y.bri .er4r [}- ti....L ..{ t -t �s� - �4 ' _ �'__n.L^R.JtS i lW�'ti Le r _. ... 'W` L r_ _�i,. 7- Ir .!�'1"y' VILLAGE OF OAK BROOK OrGINEERING D Monthly Report of May, 1972 I NEW SUBDIVISIONS: Corporate aza I - Faulty concre;--e curb was removed and traffic signals were installed at Jorie Blvd. & 22nd St. Corporate Plaza II -- Final Subdivision Plat was checked and sub. mitted to the Plan Commission and Village Board for approval. The improvement drawings were checked and returned to Engineer for corrections. Acorn Hill Subdivision Plat was reviewed, forwarded to and approved by the Plan Commission and Village Board. White Oak Lane Subdivision preliminary plat was reviewed, for- warded to and approved by the Plan Commission and Village Board. MISCELLANEOUS INSPECTIONS: umerous inspections have been made to examine various street and drainage problems, and work being done on approved permits. Numerous inspections were made in conjunction with Hinsdale Sanitary District Trunk. Sewer job and Special Asses -sment jobs. Regular inspections have been made of the new Fire Station. MISCELLANEOUS: The agreement covering the participation of DuPage County up to $200,000 for the wideni _3 work for Oak Brook Road from Route 83 ade separation to Spring Road has been executed and returned DuPage County. Correction of the original drawings and negatives for the Com- prehensive Plan plates has been virtually completed and the text corrections have been reprinted. As a member of the review committee for the new State Traffic Manual, I have reviewed draft copies of the School and Traffic Signal Chapters and my comments havre been forwarded to the State. Survey work to obtain elevations for the Village Hall property site plan has been completed and a sites plan drawing completed. = r."t'i" / ✓3jJr -Yr f Prel:,minary discussions have been held with representatives of JRc b- :Jj4' & soot rejarding ' utilization of the ,Village Hall � �k site. A meeting was held with representatives of Oak Brook Develop- ` +r Ment Company and Illinois Toll Read to review cbrreldiive action y which can be taken to relieve traffic problems at Spring Road .< & 22nd Street. " PEPMT FEES - $31.00 SUBDIVISION FILING FEES - $65.00 r Res ctfully submitted, LrkGeorge . Villa a Engineer GLD : LP wit, �.. ;�:�M_•` " °'7'Et4�t•'." _ t'lir't`.�. _— = Wit. 7lw +v ty � • ' i , r , t! F ��ft' I� -ice ti>a,� V,•l�,,_t. !r'. I,i i�rn.,",r -G.c 'i il'tY rlsy'xy /tz4 •�'= °�'.iJ``+! rP 'a. [ ^La._— 'R ._ J i ft�_1F t I > 'rr ",7., =uF � -J; �Y,3 ^' 1" 1',` "t. t' �.L _ — �= c_f•'j;_',i ,,`ray t2a',� � .at �. +��. 'I jJ �S� u�7 ni.� • r{_i' =P:'_ �� -i ,`� " ^'P� "1�._. S�•�„'?.'i �"Yy^ 'tf� .0 7ti {$7(' , ns , r+�,i; �'+t -•(•�_ = i-_. ass = 11�.5?t''�.'t � - }. k,- r.,... = fin'- h i,id i L'3_ ' i`: i � "r �+ - it "� �Y 'fir,',; "... 7.!.,+ h„, 1 •.,, _ r -hr: s _ 1 •r , a v .l . A_rY� i r- , J d t`. t . rv_. , , �" r PERMITS ISSUED MNTR OF MAY. 1972 Permit Number Fee 592 Illinois Bela. Telephone Company $ N/C Oak Brook Road - Regent to Surrey Underground Duct 593 F. A. Hodges 10.00 1 Charleton Place Contractor - Allan Schmidt Curb cut 594 William Dimas (Bldg. permit #2289) 2.00 Lot #29, Ginger Creek Contractor - Louis Dimas 2 drives 596 Illinois Bell Telephone Company N/C 1200 Oak Brook Road Relocate cable 597 Commonwealth Edison N/C Southwest corner of Midwest b Oak Brook Road Cable installation 598 Bernice Wiercioch (Bldg. permit #2292) 1.00 Lot 368, °rook Forest Unit 6 (36 Kingston Drive) Contractor - Frank WiPrcioch 1 drive 599 Commonwealth Edison Company N/C Meyers Road & 31st Street Pole removal 600 Glen Zajicek (Bldg, permit #2295) 37.00 Lot 251, York Woods Unit 4 (25 Bradford Lane) Contractor - Glen Zajicek 2 drives, storm sewer connection 601 Illinois Bell Telephone Company N/C Meyers Road and Butterfield Road underground service 602 William Heyn (Bldg, permit #2301) 1.00 Lot 404, Brook Forest Unit 6 (11 Hamilton Lane) Contractor - Donald J. Judy Construction 1 drive 603 Illinois Bell Telephone Company N/C Oak Brook Road - Fire Station to Spring Road Underground duct t— �,, - Z, - ?,A " , 11, - I -, I 'Ye uS 'Ti re 17-M 4A AM IN& , lk' oil MIA 4 4 Permit Number Fee 604 Illinois Bell Telephone Company NIC 22nd Street west of Jorie Blvd. test pit SUBDIVISION FILING FEES Acorn Hill Subdivis-in final plat review $50.00 White Oak Lane Resubdivision preliminary plat review 15.00