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Minutes - 07/08/1974 - Board of TrusteesVILLAGE OF OAK BF40K MINUTES OF July 9, 1974 I 'MEETING CAL G A. Roll Call The regular meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by Trustee Rush. President Howell and Trustee David F. Swain, Jr. were absent. All other trustees were present. Trustee Congreve moved - seconded by Trustee Brown... That Trustee Rush be appointed President Pro Tem in the absence .if President Howell. Voic© vote - all in favor. So ordered. II RBADINC OF MINUTES Trustee Baschen moved - seconded by Trustee Brown... That the reading of the minutes of the regular meeting of June 21:, 1974 be suspended and that they be accepted as submitted. Voice vote - all in favor. So ordered. III ORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS, VARIATIONS, PIATS, ETC. A. Resolution - Robert W. Iiavey - R -160 President Pro Tem Rush read in its entirety a proposed resolution commending Robert W. Havey for his past service as a member of the Police Pension Fund from 1966 to 1974. Trustee Brown moved - seconded by Trustee Congreve... That Resolution R -160 as presented be approved. Voice vote - all in favor. So ordered. B. Resolution - Illinois Dept. of Transportation - R -161 Each trustee was provided with a copy of a memo dated July 2, 1974 from Engineer Littleton relative to the request of Illinois Dept. of Transportation to adopt a resolution that would allow the village to do work in the State right -pf -ways without acquiring additional permits for the calendar year. This would be an annually renewable resolution. Trustee Hayes moved - seconded by Trustee Congreve... That Resolution R -161 as presented be approved and that the reading of said resolution be waived. Roll Call Vote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Brown, Congreve, Hayes and President Pro Tern Rush. Nayes - None Absent- President Howell and Trustee Swain. So ordered. IV FINANCIAL A. Treasurer's Report The report will be submitted for the next regula° board meeting of July 23, 1974. .� 94Y Page 2 IV FINANCIAL. (Continued) B. Ap rr( -al of Bills All trustees were furrishcd with Accounts Payable, dated June 30, 1974, to be approved for the month of Jime, in the total amount of $395,646.17 for payment from the following funds: Corporate Fund $370,498.33 MFT Raid 140086.25 Water System Fund 1,061.59 Trustee 1-^schen moved - seconded by Trustee Brown... That 'accounts Payable as submitted in the amount of $395,646.17 be approvesa t or payment. Roll Call Voce: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Brown, Congreve, Hayes and President Pro Ten Rush Nayes - None Absent- President Howell and Trustee Swain. Sc ordered. C. Investments The following investment was recommended for the month of July, 1974. 1) the purchase of three federally secured certificates of deposit, one for $130,000, and the second for $140,000 and the third for $150,000 drawn on the corporate account. to mature September 11, 1974 in the Oak Brook Bank at the rate of 11.805 %. Trustee Baschen :roved - seconded by Trustee Brown... That the investment as presented be approved. Roll Call Vote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Brown, Congreve, Hayes and President Pro Ten Rush. Nayes - None Absent- President Howell and Trustee Swair. So ordered. 17ne folloLdng investment was further recommended for the month of July, 1974. 2) eie purchase of two federally secured certificates of deposit for $135,000 and $130,000, drawn on the corporate account to mature October 9, 1974 in the Oak Brook Bank az the rate of 11.8531. Trustee Baschen moved - seconded by Trustee Brown... That the additional investment fcr the month of July, 1974 as presented be approved. Roll Call Vote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Brawn, Congreve, Hayes and President Pro Tem Rush:. Nayes - None Absent- President Howell and iYustee Swain. So ordered. A third investment was further recommended for the month of July, 1974. 3) the purcha.:,e of one federally secured certificate of deposit in the amount of $175,000, drawn on the corporate account, to mature October 7, 1974 in the Oak Brook Bald; at the rate of 11.975 %. Trustee Baschen moved - seconded by Trustee Brown... That the additional investment for the month of July, 1974 as presented be approved. Roll Call Vote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Brown, Congreve, Hayes and President Pro Tem Rush. Nayes - None Absent- President Howell and Trustee Swain. So ordered. 7/9/74 pege 3 V RMRT Or CPPICbRS A. Engineering Department Trustee Hayes moved - seconded by Trustee Congreve... That the report of the engineering department for the month of J me be accepted i;.i approved by the Village Board as submitted. Voice vote - all in favor. So order-,A. . B. fire Department Trustee Congreve moved - seconded by Trustee Hayes... That the report of the fire department for the months of May and June be accepted and approved by the Village Board as submitted. Voice vote - ail in favor. So ordered. C. Bureau of Inspection Trustee Brown moved - seconded by Trustee Congreve... That the report of the Bureau of Inspection for the month of June be accepted and approved by the Village Board as submitted. Voice vote - all in favor. So ordered. D. Library Trustee Hayes moved - seconded by Trustee Congreve... That the report of the Library for the months of May and June be accepted and approved by the Village Board as submitted. Voice vote - all in favor. So ordered. E. Police Department Trustee Brown moved - seconded by 'Trustee Congreve... That the report of the police department for the month of June be accepted and approved by the Village Board as submitted. Voice vote - all in favor. So ordered. F. Public Works Department Trustee Hayes moved - seconded by Trustee Congreve... That the report of the public works department for the month of June be accepted and approved by the Vi3iage Eoard as submitted. Voice vote - all in favor. So ordered. VI OLD BUSINESS A. E• out #1 - Pcra Construction - Village Commons Each trustee was provided with a copy of a memo dated June 28, 1.974 from Trustee Baschen relative to the Finance, Corporate Planning and Public Properties Committee recommendation for partial payment to Para Construction Co. for the new Village Commons. Trustee Baschen moved - seconded by Trustee Brown... That payment of Certificate #1 in the amount of $256,770.00 to Pora Construction Co. as presented be approved. Roll Cal] Vote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Brown, Congreve, Hayes and President Pro Tem Rush. Nayes - None Absent- President I'lawe11 and .ytee Swai11. So oldie-red. 7/9/74 Page 4 VI OLD BUSINESS (Continued) B. Payout #12 - Klein Construction - Public Works Building FALh trustee was provided with a copy of a memo dated Juae 28, 1974 from Trustee Baschen relative to par;lal payment to Klein Construction Co. for constru - -tion of the Public Works Building. Trustee Bas-chen moved - seconded by Trustee Brown... That payment c,f Certificate #12 in the amount of $36,960.40 to Klein Construction'Zo. as presented be approved. Roll Call Vote. Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Brown, Congreve, Hayes and President Pro Tem Rush. Nayes - ,lone Absent- President Howell and Trustee Swain. So ordered. C. Timber Trails - Rezoning Request Eaca trustee was provided with a copy of the Zoning goaad of Appeals minutes of July 2, 1974 recommendvug the rezoning of Timber Trails into R -3 and R -4 as indicated on Exhibit dap and further that each lot within the respective zoning classifications be specifically granted a variation as a lot of record for lot size and /or width in regard to requirements of that particular zoning district. Trustee Hayes monied - seconded by Trustee Brown... That the recommendation of the Zoning Board of Appeals as presented be approved and thati a Village Attorney prepare the required ordinance. Roll Call Vote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Brown, Congreve, Hayes and President Pro Tem Rush. Nayes - None Absent- President Howell and Trustee Swain. So ordered. D. John P. Candreya - Fence Variation Each trustee was provided with a copy of the Zoning Board of Appeals minutes of July 2, 1974 recommending that the request for a variation from John P. Candreya, 42 Sheffield Lane, to erect a six foot solid fence on the lot line be denied on the basis that it would alter she essential character of the locality. Trustee Baschen moved - seconded by Trustee Brown... That this request for a variation as presented be denied. Roll Call Vote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Brown, Congreve, Hayes and President Pro Tan Rush. Nayes - None Absent- President Howell and Trustee Swain. So ordered. E. Dr. Herdova espota) - Variation Each trustee was provided with a copy of the Zoning Board of Appeals minutes of July 2, 1974 recommending that the request for a variation from Dr. Herdova (Despota), 7 Heather Lane, to f 'ect a free standing brick wall in the required front yard, be denied on the basis that it would alter the essential character of the locality. Trustee Congreve moved - seconded by Trustee Brown... That this request for a variation as presented be denied. Roll Call Vote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Brown, Congreve, Hayes and President Pro Tem Rush Nayes - None Absent- President Howell and Trustee Swain. So ordered. 7/9/74 � M • /� W 7 �y I Page 5 VI OLD BUSINESS (Continue-1) F. Nick Batisticl, - Side Ya+,'& Variation Ew, Trustee was provided w-Ali a copy of the Zoning Board of Appeals minutes of July Z, 1974, recambanding that the request from Nick Batistich for a Variation on Lot 1, Robinhood Ranch, to permit the erection of a residence 18 feet from the side lot line adjoining York Road, rather than the required 100 feet, be approved. Due to unique cira ustances, in regard to the plight Lf the owner, and due to the fact that this construction would not alter the essential character of the locality. T.vstee Brown moved - seconded by Trustee Congreve... That this request be referred back to the Zoning Board of Appeals for the petitioner to present other alternatives for 'levelopment. Roll Cali Vote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Brown, Congreve, Hayes. and President Pro Tan Rush Nayes - bone Absent- President Howell and Trustee Swain. So ordered. G. Oak Brook Road - Route 83 to Midwest Road Attorney Teschner comented that the complaint filed to halt the widening of Oak Brook Road (31st Street) had been dismissed and he would file an interLn appeal on July 11, 1974. VII NEW BUSINESS A. Approval- Expenditure -.Fire Exams Each trustee was provided with a copy of a memo dated July 1, 1974 from Trustee Baschen relative to the request of staff for finds to be utilized in the Fire Fighter's selection process. Trustee Baschen moved - seconded by Trustee Congreve... That the sum not to exceed $2,000.00 at $35.00 per examination, as presented be approved. Roll Call Vote: Ayes - Trustee.. Baschen, Brown, Congreve, Hayes and President Pro Tem Rush Nayes - None Absent- President Howell and Trustee Swain. So ordered. B. Authority to Bid - MST Supplement #2 Maintenance - Hampton/Ivy Each trustee was provided with a copy of a memo dated July 2, 1974 from Engineer Littleton relative to resurfacing of Ivy Lane from Concord Drive to Mockingbird Lane and Hampton Drive from Devonshire Drive to Devunshire Drive. Trustee Hayes moved - seconded by'Trustee Baschen... That the Village Manager be authorized to advertise for bids to be received Monday, July 29, 1974 at 11:00 A.M. Roll Call Vote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Brown, Congreve, Hayes and President Pro Term Rush. Nayes - None Absent- President Howell and Trustee Swain. So ordered. C. Authori to Bid - Graue Mill Bridge Li hts Each trustee was provided with a copy of a memo dated July 2, 1974 from Engineer Littleton relative to lights to be installed on the York Road Bridge over Salt Creek. Truste- Hayes moved - seconded by Trustee Brown... That the Village Manager be authorized to purchase four luminaires from Guardco and to advertise for bids for their installation to be received Monday, July 29, 1974 at 10:00 A.M. Roll Call Vote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Brown, Congreve, Hayes and President Pro Tem Rush. Nayes - None 7/9/74 Absent- President Rowell, and Trustee Swain. So ordered. r 4 '0'* Page 6 VII NEW BUSINESS (Continued) D. Joseph Cirillo - Subdivision Plat President Pro Tem Rush referred this to the Plan Commission meeting of July 15, 1974. E. Osco Drugs, Inc. - Sign Variation President Pro Tem Rush referred this to the Zor,.ng Board of Appeals meeting of August 6, 1974. F. Lamberson Subdivision Plat President Pro Tem Ru. -' referred this to the Plan Commission meeting of July 15, 1974. G. Northern Illinois Gas Co. -- Easement Agreement - Meyers Road Eac:Y trusqtee was provided with a copy of a memo dated July 3, 1974 from Engineer Littleton relative to agreement to cross Northern Illinois Gas Co. easements adjacent to and north of the tollway for the construction cf the 16 inch water maul in Meyers Road. Trustee Hayes moved - seconded by Trustee Congreve... That the Village of Oak Book execute the easement agreement and that the Village President and Clerk affix their signatures thereon. Roil Call Vote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Brown, Congreve, Hayes and President Pro Tem Rush. Nayes - None Absent- President Howell and Trustee Swain. So ordered. H, Ray Graham Association for the handicapped - Tarmorary Liquor License Each trustee was provided with a copy of a request from the Ray Graham Association for the Handicapped for a one day liquor license for a benefit to be held in the Oakbrook Center Mall on July 20, 1974 from 7:00 P.M. until approximately 1:00 A.M. Trustee Congreve moved - seconded by Trustee Hayes... That the request for a temporary liquor license as presented be approved and that the fee be waived. Roll Call Vote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Brown, Congreve, Hayes and President Fib Tem Rush Nayes - None Absent- President Howell and Trustee Sprain. So ordered. President Pro Teen Rush adjourned this meeting at 8:45 P.M. Marianne Lakosil Village Clerk 7/9/74 ti�L,T�AG, OF 4C AZ V106 UILDIN RTNIENT REPORT BUILDING AND USE PERMITS ISSUED DURING - .71100. 1974 �+ PATS ISSUED 1974 1_973 SUE Residential (liew) Residential (Add. & Alt.) -14 �_ 20. Q „QQ �0 34,600-00 Non- Residential (New) „�_ 2.614.000_00,,_, Non -- Residential (Add. & Alt.) „71 ,6 1§7,,sO ,,QQ 99 4- 200.00 Avon- Residential (Ten. Imprv.) 1 ,,, 19_=log _ .j320...�Oi.Or.rr Electrical .,..�, Plumbing 1 4 ,r sign �..._. Pool -• Pence 2 20 , 500.00 Accesory Structure .,,�.,_. ..,_.0, cpQ,Qz00 Lawn Sprinkler 3 ., 2 Elevator Demolition Roof 2,,,, Garage Tank Well & Water r 2 Sewer 3 Tent Recreational Facility .,,1 6Q4, 4!92 TOE A.LS 249.665400 PEFLIT FEES 1974 1973 BUILD F NG PERMITS $ 1,231.00 $ 4,809.80 Elevator Inspections $ 45.00 810.00 —a- water Permits - $ 2,550.00 R. 7 k#j Z44" BUILD AG D9PARTHM REPORT - 1974 INSPECTIONS 1973 TO DATE Footings and Foundations 1 3A Framing 16 -22 105 Electriaal .56 -36 322 Plumbing -10 33 -.21. Finals .22- 7 J89 Plat Concrete 24 Special Meetings -13 92 Complaints Answerod 15 67 Surveilance 54 177 Miscellaneous --2() 6 Telephone Calls 79 317 TOTAL INSPECTIONS 286% 12-1 /a/221-- k&Qo--- Respectfully submitted: Arthur H. Ehle, Building Commissioner gip'y�'f s.1 Z'! " {lvi" BUIIQING DEPARTMENT � wrw k&TER PERMITS ,I SPUED -_ MONTH OF JUNE 1971. I&IC NUMBER PEE A0803 25.00 L.R. Moragat _ 2S669 Vendome, Oak Brook, 111. 50043 2,500.00 Baker's Shoes 40 Oakbrook Center 95033 25.00 Edward Mazzei 5 Kingston Drive Oak Brook, Ill. SUMMARY EATER CONNECTION (Fire Protection) 2,500.00 MATER METER 50.00 CONSTRUCTION WATER TOTALS - --» -- 2j550.00 I or WIV08 *8 ' JUNE 1974 PERMIT NUMBER FEE 3197 Fred Frick 5100 Reroof 142 Timber View Drive Contr.- waters Millworks Sales Valuation- *1,000.00 3198 Anthony Eibin 5.00 Reroof 148 Timber View Drive Contr.- Lentuco Roofing Valuation- $1,465.00 3199 Dan J. Lapinski 35.00 Res. Add. 263 Timber View Drive Contr.- Owner Valuation- $6,500.00 3200 Prairee Farmer 48.00 Ten. Imprv. 2015 Spring Road #300 Contr.- Fullerton Const. Valuation- $11,200.00 3201 Leonard Lojewski 28.00 Res. Add. 3004 Lincoln Road Contr.- Owner Valuation- $7,900.00 3202 Lane Bryant 103.00 Comm. Alt. 162 Oakbrook Center Mall Contr.- O'Brien Valuation= $30,000.00 3203 Grover T. Rushford & Assoc. 16.00 Comm. Alt. 1301 22nd St. #202 Contr.- Pepper Const. Co. Valuation- $1,000.00 3204 Dominic Gienko 60.00 well 3 Hamilton Lane Contr.- DuPage Pump 3205 Robert E. Morgan 15.00 Lawn 28 Hamilton Lane Sprinkler Contr.- Muellermist Irrigation Co. 3206 Edward Mazzei 15.00 Lawn 5 Kingston Drive Sprinkler Contr.- Muellermist Irrigation Co. 3207 William Parrillo 15.00 Lawn 40 Saybrook Lane Sprinkler Contr.- Muellermist Irrigation Co. VV B 1'T ! A B1REAU OF INSPECTI 3 PAGE 2 JUNE 1974 PERMIT NUMBER FEE 3208 McDonalds Corp. 19.40 Comm. Alt. 2111 Enco Drive Contr, r- Owner Valuation- $7,000.00 3209 Computor Science 5140 Elec. 815 Commerce Drive Contr.- J. F. Fisher Co. .4210 Jewel Companies, Inc. 5.00 Elec. 2107 Swift Drive Contr.- American Electric Const. Co. 3211 (Burroughs Corp. 8.00 Elec. 2208 Midwebt Road Cnistr. - Hornadwj Manning Inc. 3212 Burroughs Corp. 5.00 Elec. 2208 Midwest Road Contr. - Faerber Electric Co. 3213 Nalco Chemical Co. 5.00 Elec. 2901 Butterfield Road Contr.- Hatfield Electric Co. 3214 Arnold Missil 25.00 Water 7 Cheval Drive Contr.- Hoppe Trenching 3215 Butler National Golf Club 14.00 Temp. Tent 2800 York Road Contr.- H.D.O. Productions 3216 American Nat'l. ins. Co. 16.00 Ten. Imprv. 1000 Jorie Blvd. # 130 Contr.- A.N. Koplin Valuation- $1,500.00 3217 Krown Foods 16.04 Ten. Imprv. 1000 Jorie Blvd. # 230 Contr.- A. N. ]Koplin Valuation- $2,000.00 3218 Ill. Bell Telephone Co. 5.04 Elec. 1211 22nd St. Contr.- R.J. Electric Co. BUREAU OF INSPECTION PAGE 3 - JUNE -1974 PERMIT NUMBER FEE 3219 Rush Medical "Center 5100 Elec. 1301 22nd St. Contr.- R.J. Electric Co. 3220 P. S. :. I. 22.00 Comm, Alt. 1211 22nd St. # 300 -323 Contr.- Pepper Const. Valuation- $5,000.00 3221 Provident Life & Accident Ins. Co. 16.00 Comm. Alt. 1211 22nd St. # 808 Contr,- Pepper Const. Valuation- $2,000.00 3222 Dr. Metcalf 16.00 Comm. Alt. 120 Oakbrook Center #807 Contr.- Billings Const. Co. Valuation - $1,500.00 3223 Patrick Degnan 10.00 Fence 170 Timber View Drive Contr.- Builders Chicago Corp. Valuation- $500.00 3224 oak Brook Bank 170.00 Cont. Alt. 2021 Spring Road Contr.- Kirby, Ryan, & Assoc. Valuation -- $61, 000. o0 3225 American Nat'l. Pank and Trust Co. 18.00 Ten. Imprv. 2625 Butterfield Road Bldg. F -1 Contr.- A.J. Rogers Enterprises Valuation- $3,000.00 3226 Consumer Syst 11.00 Comm. Alt. 2107 Swift Drive Contr.- Computer Site Den. Co. Valuation- $11,000.00 3227 Roy D. Buell 35.00 Res. Alt. 3715 Spring Road Contr.- Owner Valuation- $5,600.00 3228 Gene Baroni 10.00 Sewer 12 Luthin Drive Contr.- Hoppi Trenching '>,'�. : . . . .. .... .. _ ` _ , - _ . . S. v4 �r.: i tr t' t - •'I -�. /` `,h1"�' �` � r. i i f . + rl _ I Gv V05 - gel M�� . .._ • BUREAU OF INSPECTIONSS PAGQ 4 JUNE 1974 PERMIT NUMBER FEE 3229 James Svoboda 10.00 Sewer 5 Luthi.n Road Contr.- Hoppe Trenching 3230 Continental Carbon Co. 23.00 Ten. Imprv. 1000 JOrie Blvd. # 138 - Contr.- Koplin Co. Valuation- $1,500.00 3231 Reuben H. Donnelley Corp. 31.00 Comm.Alt. 2000 Clearwater Drive Contra- Marcus Contt. valuation- $8,000.00 3232 Hugh Arn.ald 42.00 Pool & Fance 15 Bradford Lane Contr.- Paddock of the Midwest Valuation- $20,000.00 3233 Vending Room 65.00 Comm. Alt. 814 Commerce Drive, Contr.- Ridgco Corp. Valuation- $11,000.00 3234 Kallens Inc. J. 10.00 Elec. 800 Enterprise Drive Contr.- J. F. Gillespie & Co. 3235 Stouffera 8.00 Elec. 2100 Spring Road Contr. - Hornaday Manning 3236 Mutual Trust Life tr -. Co. 5.00 Elec. 1200 Jorie Blvd. Contr.- Muzak Corp. 3237 Jewel 8.00 Elec. 2107 Swift Drive Contr.- Horneday Manning 3238 Ginger Creek Office Park a.00 Elec. 2200 -2222 Kensington Court Contr.- Henry Newgard & Co. 3239 Brown & Root 10.00 Air- 1200 Harger Road Conditioning Contr.- South Town Refrigeration Corp. �....- .•...: .. -x, ... f' r - .�� iyrti r,.. 3'C ".. _}••f+ iii � �s.�_ `. i•t - a •�r 't.• I .off.. ;�! ^;'�f�•y. -n•. •'tit• - .i`.' .. •yi - r�``'� `y, SUMAU OF INSP, CTIONS nr.tr.twr..rat�w�rrrwrrw�rrrrr ■rte r.r+rrrr PAGE 5 JUNE 1974 PERMIT NUMBER F„ EE 3240 St. Paszhal' s Friar.+v N/C Plbg. 3400 Robert Kingery Hgwy, Contr.- Owner 3241 Campus Teams (K. Nair) 45.00 Sower 4014 Adage Contr.- Georges Lumber Co. 3242 Bakers Shoes 188.00 Comm. Alt. 40 Oakbrook Center Contr.- Ben Borenatein & Co. valuation- $50,000.00 OAK BROOK FIRE DEPARTMENT VILLAGE OF OAK BROOK 1212 OAK BROOK ROAD OAK BROOK, ILLINOIS 60521 ARTHUR H. f.HLE, Chief July 2t 1974 Business Phone 654 -2680 Honorable president George B. Howell and Members of the Village Board; Gentlemen; The redort of the Village of Oak Brook fire department and the activities of the fire prevention bureau for the month of June 1974, including the fire alarm responses, the estimated losses, training details, rescues, injuries,are herewith submitted for your information and approval. June 2, Fire call, 800 Jorie Blvd. Activated fire alarm. 2, Fire call, Hyatt :louse. Malicious false alarm. 2, Fire call, 2000 York Rd. Factory fire $ 3,000.00 2, Fire call, Rt. 83 & 16th. St. Auto fire. $ 100.00 3, Fire call, Hyatt House. False alarm. 4, Fire call, Drake Hotel. Activated alarm. 5, Fire call, 149 Briarwood N. Transformer fire. $ 10.00 5, Sery call, 161 Brairwood N. Assist police ambulance. Be Fire call, 1901 22nd. St. Water flow. 80 Sery call, Oak Brook Raquet Club, Reset faulty alarm. 9, Sery call, 1523 Ernie Pyle Dr. Ruptured gas tank, Wash dawn. 10, Fire call, 1225 22nd. St. Activated fire alarm. Ile Fire call, 1901 W. 22nd. St. Flow alarm. 12, Fire call, 31st. St. & Spring Rd. Truck fire. $ 25.00 13, Fire call, 22nd. St. & Toll Rd. Bridge. Const.fire. 50.00 14, Fire call, Hyatt House. Accidental alarm. 14, Fire call, Rt. 83 & 22nd. St. Truck fire. $ 75.00 14, Fire call, O.B. Center. Auto fire. $ 100.00 14, Sery call, Sports Core. Assist maintainance man. 14, Fire call, 1901 22nd. St. Water flaw alarm. 17, Fire call, Sports Core Maintainance Bldg. Activated fire alrm. 19, Bomb Threat, Oak Brook Center Mall, 20, Sery call, Midwest- Rd. & Butterfield Rd. Wires dawn. 20, Sery call, Rt. 83 & 22nd. St. Wires down. 20, Sery call, 15 Heather Ln. Remove tree from house. 21, Fire call, Sheraton Hotel, Activated fire alarm. ! ! .2 ! �'SL+di^� {.rd f �'LT i.r � i� � }i i!• 1 .J�. F v l • ! r^� i' ♦ i i f f � Tc ^ � . � n^ � � y H IV fire �g re P otl, a two. June 21, Fire call, Hyatt House, Activated fire alarm. 21, Fire call, 2000 Clearwater Dr. Activated fire alarm. 22, Sery call, Rt. 83 & 31st. St. Wires down. '-2, Fire call, 2800 Oak Brook Rd. Oven fire. $ 10.00 22, Fire call, 41 Windsor Dr. Lightning Strike. $ 100000 24, Fire call, 2205 W. 35th. St. False alarm. 24, Sery call, Spring Rd. & Adams Rd. Wash down. 24, Sery call, Spring Rd. & 31st. St. Assist tow truck. 25, Fire call, 1717 W. 22nd. St. Flaw Alarm, 25, Fire call, Butler School. Activated fire alarm. 26, Sery call, 31st. St. & Sprang Rd. Wash down. 26, Rescue call, Remove trapped occupants from auto accident. 27, Service call, 46 Kingston Dr. Remove birds from bldg. 290 Service call, 0. B. Center. Wash dawn. 29, Fire call, York Rd. & Windsor Dr. Auto fire. $ 200.00 300 Fire call, Christ Church, Faulty alarm. 30, Fire call, 71 Baybrook Ln. Activated a!=-%. Fire Calls......... 28 Service Calls...... 13 Rescue Calls....... 1 Bomb Threats....... 1 TOTAL RESPONSES.... 43 FALSE ALAS....... 7 Loss by fire....... $ 30760400 Value at risk...... $ 78,019,650.00 Response manpower ay.. 19 men TOTAL ALARMS FOR 197400.040.0 165 responses. Total LOSS FOR 1974..6.600666 $ 720630.00 fire repo& page tbrie. EvolutlWho and Theory Taught for the Month of r�irurr�rrr�.a_.r �rrr� Regular Drills: Drill was conducted on the proper use of all fire department ladders. This drill was conducted at St.Paschal's. Drill was conducted on general building construction,and the typical forcible entry tools used in ventilation of these types construction. A class was held on the chemistry of fire and the types of heat trans- fers. Drill was conducted on the methods of forcible entry for various types doors.This drill was conducted at St.Paschal's utilizing their many types of doors. Drill was conducted on the new department response proceedures used in conjunction with the Yorkfield Fire Department. Drill was conducted on master stream operations using Units 915,916 and 918.A1so used was the portable master stream appliance. Class was held on the various methods of ventilation. Platoon Drills: Class was held on the proper care and cleaning of fire hose.Upon completion of this class,a practical demonstration of hose testing and cleaning was held. Class and a practical drill was conducted on the proper use and care of the Scott Air Pack. in- company inpsections were held in the Oak Brook Center.All loading and service areas were covered,as well as transformer rooms.Also drilled on were the locations of the various fire dept.connections. Drill was conducted on the various types of forcible entry tools that are carried on the department inventory. S ecial Drills: A special drill.was conducted on underwater rescue and the proper use of the life jacket.Section 3 of IFSTA Manual 108 was read. Special reading drills of IFSTA Manual 108,Chapters 2 and 3 were held. Special drills were conducted on driver's training and area familiar - ization,and locations of fire department connections. Schoole: , Conf erences t Seminars _Etc. Attended: Lt.Clark attended the Standard Fire Instructor Course given at Northern I11.University.Course was 40 hours in duration,5 days. Lt.Clark,FF Keenan attended the 50th Annual Ill.Fire College at Univ. of Illinois,Champaign,Ill. fire repo Page ;� a f.,. TRAINING REPORTS Regular Drills •••••••••s Platoon Drills ...,...••. Special Drills ......•... Total drills for June.... Total man hours spent in 7 13 21 41 training..... 341 hours FIRE PREVENTION AND INSPECTION REPORT: Residential inspections 0 Schools and Institutions •..•...,....... 3 Places of Assembly 20 Commercial ..........••.•.....•.....•... 9F Industrial ......•...•...•...•.......... 10 Miscellaneous ....• ..................•.. 1 TOTAL INSPECTIONS ..............••..... 130 Complaints answered 2 Violation orders issued •...•.........• 28 Violation orders complied with ........ 26 Non violation inspections 10 Hazards personally abated 10 TOTAL, HOURS SPENT IN FIRE PREVENTION... 307 hours. Respectfully Arthur H. Ehle, Chief Oak Brook Fire Department. _ 1. �J✓V�B - mil' -1 41N � 9 -7� � OAK BROOK FIRE DEPAR*AENT "T � VILLAGE OF OAK BROOK 1212 OAK BROO'f LOAD OAK BROOK, ILLINOIS 60541 ARTHUR H. EHLI, Chief June 14, 1974 BWnea Phan• 654 -2"0 Honourable President George B. Nowell and Members of the Village Board; Gentlemen= The report of the Village of Oak Brook fire department, including the activities of the fire prevention and inspection bureau for the month ofnLy ITM reporting the fire alarm re.apcnses o the estimated 1 ses. raining details, re ®cues, injuries and value at risk. Ate- herewith submitted for your informa►Lion and approval. May 3, Fire call 3, Fire call, 5, Sery call, 6, Sery call, 7, Fire call, 9, Fire call, 11, Rest call, 13, Fire call, 13, Fire call, 14, Resc call, 15, Piro call, 16, Fire call, 16, Fire call, 17; Sery call, 17, Fire call, 22, Fite call, 22, Fire call, 24, Fire call, 24, Fire call, 25, Fire call, 25, Fire call, 25, Fire call, • 25, Fire call, 30, Fire call, 30, Fire call, 30, Fire call, 815 Comerce Dr. Activated alarm. nutterfield C. C. Activated alarm. 1901 W. 22nd, St. Wash down. Sheraton Pk. lot. Wash down. Brook Forest Sch. Activated fire alarm. 2nd. & Butterfield. Auto fire. 25 Baybrook Ln. Remove child from excersize mach. 36 Chatham Ln. Dryer sire. Windsor & Camelot, Auto fire. $25.00 1000 Jorie Blvd. Remove injured man from heat duct, 1401 W. 22nd St., Activated fire alarm. 22nd. & Tri State, Auto fire. $3000.00 815 Commerce Dr. Activated fire alarm. 708 Enterprise Dr. Flooded basement. 16 Xingston Dr. Smoking exaust fan. 815 Ccmmerce Dr. Activated fire alarm. 2105 Spring Rd. Flaw alarm. 1200 W. 31st.St. Leaking gas-line. O.B. Center. Auto fire. $100.00 900 Jorie Blvd. Faulty alarm.. 2625 Butterfield Rd. Activated fire alarm. 25 Mockingbird Ln. Auto fire. $20.00 Drake 0.8, Internal alarm. 2000 Clearwater Dr. Faulty alarm. Rt. 83 & 16th, St. Truck fire. $300.00 3016 Lincoln. Grass fire. ��'F�:- '.a . - _ - _ _ a �" why.+ _ -r- i t`„�Fti..rt ,-zy +r I�i�"af : i�r. `... ,.y�.?et.l ra'��:! �,•i... .. t_ +.. }� •s y� �, a }�r. � � rYt- �; -t,.+�.k st'" ,�4 "�'' .._ _ ..un sr r .. _ ,;ti f, c.a r�tri �t ' .,. �"' � � `�' �w` si .�Lris;' •i{�(-�±�/ „� /.{.�a/`' /���J' .� y,,'1.r •�txr it .� - ~ � `. , i• � +� f ire repo May 974 page two* Fire Calls orw••••••s••••••e•e•• 21 Service CAlls •••••••••••e••e••• 3 Rescue Calla .•.e•r +••••••••••.. 2 Total ••...... +.•....•.. +..•.... 26 Loss by fire ••...•.....•....... $ 3,445.00 Value at risk .......•..•..•.•... $ 350188.600.04 Average nun Faster response • • • • • 19 man* Injuries •••••r•••r••••••••••••. 0 Total Alarms for 1974 117 alarms, Total fire loses for 1974 *sees*** $ 68#870900 TRAINING REPORT: Regular Drills ••..••...• +•••• 7 Platoon Drills ...••••••..•• +. 12 • Special Drills ..,•........... 30 Total Drills .•....r•.... +•... 49 Total man hours spent in training•.... 350 hours... fire report, M h ) 74 P� a ® 'Pfcar. DIRE PRSVWTION AND INSPECTION REPORT: _ Residential inspections 0000. «.....,•... 1 Schools and Institutions ............. «. 0 Places of Assembly 16 Camercial ..,...... «...................124 .4i�dustri�l 0000. «........•....,•e....... 10 Miscellaneous • «••«.••••••.• «...,.,.e... 2 Total inspections ....•.....•.......... 153 Complaints Answered 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 0., 0 0 4. 0 0. 1 Violation orders issued .0000.0.....0« 31 Violation orders corrected .......seep. 24 Non Violation inspections 19 Total Hours Spent in firs prevention ..0.0295 bra. Respectfully; Arthur He Ehle, Chief Oak Brook Eire Department, ul)wg r LIBRARY STATISTICS FOR MAY AND JUNE, 1974 yi iii ■ rr�i ��� r� � I �rrrrrrs�r ■I��IISIr1�Y ^ir rrtrlrb Nr•� New borrowers cards issued 75 Circulation 1974 1973 Adult 872 708 Juvenile 837 584 Total 1709 1292 Acquisitions 1974 1973 Adult Fiction 56 Adult Nonfiction 59 101 Juvenile Fiction 157 Juvenile Non -- fiction .42 57 Total 314 158 Gifts 32 16 Gr. Total 346 174 The Oak Brook Women's Club donated $200.00 to the library this year. A 15 volume set of Young Students Encyclopedia, for elementary students, a five vo'l'ume set of Something About the Author, (children's authors and illustrators), and a number of other books about Indians,, science fair projects and Illinois and United States history were pur- chased with the gift. The books have been received and gift plat4s were placed in the volumes. A $25.00 check was received for a memorial gift to be pur- chased in memory of Michael Connell. The New York Graphic Society's publication, Fine Art Reproductions; Old and Mod- ern Masters was purchased. Since receiving the new charging system in March, we have registered 471 patrons. Respectfully, oanne Fritter, Librarian r .f^ cj +a , t � • DEPARTMENT OF POLICE VILLAGE OF OAK BROOK 1200 OAK BROOK ROAD ALBERT G. CEREN. JR. OAK BROOK. ILLINOIS 60521 roucc CHIEF OF POLICE (312 ) 654-2131 MONTHLY REPORT FOR MONTH OF JUNE 1974 PERSONNEL: CHIEF LIEUTENANT SERGEANTS PATROLMEN COMMUNICATIONS OFFICERS SECRETARY CLERK TOTAL: AUTHGZIZEU ACTUAL l l l 1 4 4 21 21 5 -5 1 l l 1 34 34 Two new patrolmen were hired on June 24, 19749 bringing the department strength to that authorized by the Village Board. Refer to page two of this report for stati sti c•s of the acti- vities of the Oak Brook Police Department daring the month of June 1974. AGC.: mmr i Respectfully submitted, l Albert G. Ceren r./ Chief of Police l TOTAL COMPLAINTS: DETEC TVE & JUVENILE ACTIVITY: CRIMINAL INCIDENTS CRIMINAL ARRESTS CRIMINAL CHARGES CRIMES SOLVED JUVENILE CONTACTS ACCIDENTS: PUBLIC STREETS A HIGHWAYS PRIVATE PROPERTY OAK BROOK CENTER CONTRACTED ROADWAYS TOTAL ENFORCEMENT: H RDOUS OVING VIOLATIONS OTHER TRAFFIC ARRESTS WRITTEN WARNINGS PARKING TICKETS TOTAL TRAFFIC CONTACTS ALARMS ACTIVATED: FIRE BURGLAR PROPERTY VALUATION: EPORTED STOLEN RECOVERED DAMAGED /DESTROYED /VANDALISM AMBULANCE CALLS: ACCIDENT INJUR ES ILLNESS AND OTHERS T H I S Y E A R • Lnsr vEne 16 63 28,910 F,892 5,954 963 18 17 51 300 171,533 234,990 80,362 6,,763 43 73 42 75 26,00., 69,314 21 ,820 3,455 4 17 163 402 159,347 290,328 118,366 79923 a 48 50 YEAR YEAR THIS MONTH TO DATE THIS MONTH TO DATE 584 39176 582 39141 82 475 89 484 26 155 15 99 28 146 18 120 22 159 27 175 26 134 27 137 73 366 61 292 19 94 7 59 29 102 12 123 2 2 N/A N/A 123 564 80 474 192 1 2377 166 1,008 28 238 26 115 98 316 31 232 292 2, 506 124 1 9104 610 4,437 347 29459 16 63 28,910 F,892 5,954 963 18 17 51 300 171,533 234,990 80,362 6,,763 43 73 42 75 26,00., 69,314 21 ,820 3,455 4 17 163 402 159,347 290,328 118,366 79923 a 48 50 TRAFFIC DIVISION REPORT JUNE 1974 *Contracted roadways - The areas of Rt. 83 and 22nd Street that we now have a contract with Oak Brook Terrace. Information regarding the fatal accident that occurred on Midwest Road north of 35th Street on May 27th, 1974. The inquest was held on June 27th and it was determined that the driver of the car had .173 per cent alcohol in his system, this is .073 over the presump- tive level of intoxication. The coroner's jury returned a verdict of accidental death. !S ca, J. R. Janik Lieutenant Traffic Division Commander JRJ enmr THIS MONTH TO DATE HAZARDOUS MOVING VIOLATIONS 192 1077 OTHER MOVING ARRESTS 28 238 WRITTEN WARNINGS 98 316 PARKING TICKETS 292 29506 TOTAL TRAFFIC CONTACTS JUNE 1974 610 TOTAL TRAFFIC CONTACTS 1974 TO DATE 41,437 TOTAL TRAFFIC CONTACTS JUNE 1973 347 TOTAL TRAFFIC CONTACTS 1973 TO DATE 21459 TRAFFI, ACCIDENTS PUBLIC STREETS AND HIGHWAYS 73 366 CONTRACTED ROADWAYS * 2 2 PRIVATE PROPERTY 19 94 OAK BROOK CENTER 29 102 TOTAL ACCIDENTS JUNE 1974 323 TOTAL ACCIDENTS 1974 TO DATE 564 TOTAL ACCIDENTS JUNE 1973 80 TOTAL ACCIDENTS 1 973 TO DATE 474 *Contracted roadways - The areas of Rt. 83 and 22nd Street that we now have a contract with Oak Brook Terrace. Information regarding the fatal accident that occurred on Midwest Road north of 35th Street on May 27th, 1974. 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C1 C9 D. x X X T< 0. >G X � • � w /von - nor- M�N,�� �y � DETECTIVE DIVISION REPORT JUNE 1974 SUMMARY OF ARRESTS: TOTAL: 26 ADULTS: Male - 21 Female - 5 ARREST BREAKDOWN FOR JUNE 1974: ADULT'S - TOTAL CHARGES: 28 Theft of Services------------------------------ - - - - -3 Disorderly Conduct----------------- - - - - -- - - - - -I Resisting Arrest------------------------------- - - - - -1 Theft (Over $ 150. 00) --- - ----------- --- -------------- 2 Theft (Under $ 150. 00) ----------------- %----- ____ - - - - -5 Unlawful Possession of Cannabis----------------- - - -• -2 Unlawful Possession of Prescription Forms------ - - - - -' Motor Vehicle Theft---------------------------- - - -- -1 Illegal Alien---------------------------------- - - - -12 CRIMINAL INCIDENTS REPORTED FOR JUNE 1974: TOTAL: S2 Disorderly Conduct -------------------- .--------- -- - - - I Homicide--------------------------------------- - - - - -1 Reckless Homicide ------------------------------------- I Robbery (Strong Arm) -------------------------------- I Battery---------------------------------------------- 3 Burglary Forcible)---------------------------- - - - - -5 Burglary Unlawful Entry )---------------------- - - - - -2 Burglary (Motor Vehicle )----------------------- - - - - -5 Theft (Over $ 150. 00) ------------------------------- 11 Theft (Under $ 150. 00)---- -------------------------- 24 Attempted Theft ------------------------ - ------- - - - - - I Motor Vehicle Theft---------------------------- - - -- -I Attempted Motor Vehicle Theft------------------ - - - - -3 Deceptive Practice----------------------------- - - - - -6 Theft of Services------------------------------ - - - - -2 Criminal Damage to Property-------------------- - - - - -6 Criminal Damage to Vehicle -------------------------- 3 Poss ision of Cannabis (Over 30 grams)--------- - - - - -1 Possession of Prescription Forms--------------- - - - - -1 Disorderly Conduct (Bomb Threat)--------------- - - - - -1 Illegal Aliens----------------------- ---------- - - - - -2 �F •` rah e G + �•,� ,�... �,� _ .'t Tt '.5+ �.' -'tio ,��F i= c _ r�� vv��'Y' "" - :>•" �i - _ �, .s t CRIMINAL INCIDENTS CLEARED IN JUNE 1974: TOTAL: 22 Battery-------------------------------------------- I Theft over $ 150. 00)----- ----- ----- r- --- _r----- _- -_-4 Theft Under $ 150. 00)---- ------------- rw-- __- _- ,.-_ -6 } Deceptive Practice Theft of Services -- -- --. ---------- --w- -3 Criminal Damage to Property------------------- -- - --1 Possession of Cannabis (Over 30 grams)-------- - - - - -1 Possession of Prescription Forms-------------- ---- -1 Illegal Aliens ------------------------------------- 2. Disorderly Conduct --------------------------------- 1 Motor Vehicle Theft ---------------------------- DIVISION ACTIVITY: One (l) city jail lock up report submitted. Detective Logue and Communications Operator Sergeant Jones extradicted a female /white subject from Louisville, Kentucky wanted by this age" '-y for theft by deception in the amount of $10,000.00. Y Page 1974 Total Crime Incidents 82 June 1973 Total Crime Incidents 89 Total Crime Incidents - ARRESTS: 475 MALE FEMALE TOTAL June 1974 Total Arrests 21 5 26 June 1973 Total Arrests 12 3 15 Total Arrests to Date 1974 96 26 155 Total Arrests to Date 1973 76 23 99 CHARGES: June 1974 Total Charges 28 June 1973 Total Charges 18 Total Charges to Date 1974 146 Total Charges to Date 1973 120 INCIDENTS: June 1974 Total Crime Incidents 82 June 1973 Total Crime Incidents 89 Total Crime Incidents to Date 1974 475 Total Crime Incidents to Date 1973 484 OFFENSES CLEARED: June 1974 Total Offenses Cleared 22 June 1973 Total Offenses Cleared 27 Total Offenses Cleared to Date 1974 159 Total Offenses Cleared to Date 1973 175 4. &-ew� Ronald B. Carlson Detective Division Commander RBC:mmr r - ; �p _ t _ •S Sr — ,r __ +. ny ,, .: s� �.•� o•.. ;a- ._�... tss _ .,: _ -7 Y - .. V ?61' j re JUVENILE DIVISION REPORT JUNE 1974 _ MONTHLY JUVENILE CONTACT REPORT 11 Males 13 Females CONTACT BREAKDOWN: Incident Disposition Theft----- - ---- - -_ - -9 Station Adjustment-- - --- -4 Pending Investigation - - -5 _: , Runaway----------- -- -1 Released to Parents - - - - -1 Miscellaneous---- - ---4 Released to Parents---- -4 Traffic- ----------- --- -7 Local Court-------- - - - - -7 Mini --bike violators--3 Written Warnings--- - - - - -3 t NUMBER OF COMPLAINTS CLEARED: 6 Criminal 1 Non - Criminal Juvenile contact cards filled out on all violators and forwarded to the Illinois Juvenile Officers Information File. Follow up investigation of Juvenile related matters and revision of the Juvenile Procedure resulted in twelve (12) hours of overtime. .L Donald E. Shaw Sergeant Juvenile Bureau DES:mmr "` T 't t.: v .i ; Jr _�. Y � y � t :ir � i _F N :r..'q�. e.7' t'J }. r.. .trc r , rtr _CI it`^JP �.' fr. ♦ a - . .. - i. � - , ` d�ri o -o COMMUNICATIONS REPORT JUNE 1974 RADIO TRANSMISSIONS LEADS MESSAGES Stolen Articles- - - ---2 Stolen /Lost Plates - -5 Stolen Vehicles - - - - -3 Wanted Persons- - - - - -3 Year to Date 1974--3,176 June 1973----- - - - - -- -582• Year to Date 1973 - -3,141 VACANT PREMISES ALARMS - FIRE Station - - -11 A.D.T. - - - - -5 ALARMS - BURGLAR A.D.T.----- - - - -22 Station Board--20 "" Recorded---- - --- -8 Wells Fargo - - - - -4 Audio------ - - - - -1 9674 584 46 16 63 Kathi A. Jones Communications Division Sergeant BURGLAR ALARMS BRUNSWICK CORPORATION Five A.D.T. PANCOTTO, NICHOLAS RESIDENCE Five A.D.T. BEN FRANKLIN SAVINGS & LOAN Four Station OAK BROOK NATIONAL GOLF COURSE Four Station LORD & TAYLOR Four A.D.T. YORK COUNTRY CLUB Three Station BURNY RESIDENCE Three Station PANCOTTO, SAM, RESIDENCE Two A.D.T. STRASSER RESIDENCE Two Recorded LANE URYANT Two A.D.T. KROEHLER RESIDENCE Two Station PIRCON RESIDENCE Two Station POLAROID CORPORATION Two A.D.T. WASTE MANAGEMENT Two Recorded OAK BROOK BANK DRIVE UP Two Station ROTI RESIDENCE One Recorded PAVLIN RESIDENCE One Station RIHA RESIDENCE One Station BROOK FOREST SCHOOL One Station BUTLER SCHOOL One Station TRI TRONICS One Station C.D. PEACOCK One A.D.T. BRUST RESIDENCE One Station SEDLACEK RESIDENCE One Recorded BLISS & LAUGHLIN One A.D.T. TRUMBULL One Audio COLEMAN INSTRUMENTS One A.D.T. ' 0 1 1 YVOO 64F M/VW9-74� BABSON BROTHERS One GRANDL RESIDENCE One OAK BROOK NATIONAL BANK One SWIFT AND COMPANY One PRISTO RESIDENCE One LIEBOLT JEWELERS One VOLLO RESIDENCE One TOTAL SIXTY -THREE FIRE ALARMS • A.D.T. Recorded Station A.D.T. Station A.D.T. Recorded A.D.T. Station Station Stati on A.D.T. Station Station Station Station Station f+ EASTMAN KODAK Four HYATT HOUSE Four OAK BROOK MAINTENANCE One CLOW INC. One DRAKE OAK BROOK One CHI�AGO BRIDGE AND IRON One R. H. DONNELLY One SHERATON OAK BROOK One CHURCH OF CHRIST One KLUETSCH One TOTAL SIXTEEN • A.D.T. Recorded Station A.D.T. Station A.D.T. Recorded A.D.T. Station Station Stati on A.D.T. Station Station Station Station Station v p, -•� o s� - I o W o w a w rl w 0 w a w o w w a o w O c `• N W Ca N -4 tD co A O A v Os v OD V A .p co V m w r r i CO } s , v 00 N --+ v Q W !n W rn � tlt N W N O V -.A a s, r V -' co UD $ C•1 t,C w O% m W CT Q W O OZ Q M W Qh O1 Oo W N -1 - + W � � to p A O \ - • N L" W Ln \ Z \ OD b r W O Q d O O p d Cn 4" � cm rl) m cn W V W cn W ' h - -C W b O• N ` ` V 2 1' 1+7 r --c O fl 6 O zo O O O O O Q O to O to O{ < m -Z rn ..r ; m m . ..� � co Ch � - 1 N to ,b 0 N 7a i� at v► a g ro N a a r r top) H r ZN 401) iJl CQ CM W M � - at Ap Cl .J tail ` vv � N QN� ` V1 N M � WW pNp � O m N A o O 'ni b o a i WC ~ L 20 f"m N to W Vim! N N r V ul t4.n m - N O _ x M df w W A A OD V1 0 N •� OD -+ N t11 tft tlf W N m N in aD N W p A %o V1 ' W O tO1 Ot 'J W W W }p��s. A L" Cl { N + co v p O V 3 ;g > F V r W • + r at r V v r • V H r tD QED tQ .. W -_- y�Yft y�F�. +, _ `, 1_ ,If" �`.s U.- �� ;triC -} ..1`�,. _ 4'- -i�`�I '.�•� .�, -.., yY'fc „_5._ -_,",- _� �l�.r'.:..'r- ax..'s,�_ -Yw -. ��'i�}TJp2 A��;•�'<'k`�tiiii`9"3`.�r :t�„i*'3` ?t, "..e .i7_r ^.r-.. 1Yi? -.e U t J .r - , ... _ 9 .� .. , 'i •w,'v - -7, *} , .a }h� ^�+ f�' ^� ��� - .9.- �'!'rl:: '*`' x "'+.,' ' ' r y.,, .. - _ ,� _ _- . r —� r .n' - tii _ q�. �h�.t r __ - _...c� - _r a' � �yi,•,`• -�F�.. t VILLAGE OF OAK BROOK. t, N 1200 OAK BROOK ROAD .,i OAK BROOK, ILLINOIS July 29 1974 854 -22ZO MEMO TO: President and Board of Trustees SUBJECT: Month'`y Report Gentlemeni During the month of Junes the cement truck driver's strike caused a shortage of road construction materials and road repair schedules had to be adjusted. ITe were able to obtain about ?5 toms of Blackm ` top which was placed in the most critical areas. The catch basin and curb inlet cleaning program was completed during the month. 22,500 lineal feet of street striping was completed. The Public Works Mechanic was hired on the 3rd of June and is servicing the Public Works vehicles and preparing Preventative Maintenance schedules for all vehicles except the Fire Department equipment. the rain and wind storm on June 20th took down several trees and many branches around the Village. 54 manhours were required to clean up after the storm. There were two water main breaks during the monthq one on June 19 at 9 Brighton Lane, York Woods and the other occurred on June 27 on Ivy Lane# Brook Forest. Water pumpage for the month was less than antiolpatad due to the cool and wet weather. All of the Fire Hydrants in Yorkfield and Westdale Gardens were painted and serviced. _Respectfully submitted, Floyd Wilson ; Public Works Supt. FW/im y9tf, -eR - .�y.••� h. _ as T�"•._1e�4��Je,t•Jr�. f�. ••Y�- p •,I� • _ .7 771 .n.. i;/ al• a� s.« .'� ,, X40 WIVd " fr JIF 1974. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT WATER SUPPLY DISTRIBUTION 'MAINTENANCE . VALVE REPAIR General Maintenance: " " �s ®a ti e aired 6" ve Vault galad Iff By Pass yalve t ri DATE j LOCATION, 6 19 71 9 Brighton .Lane ■I• ��M Y 6 2 41 Lame WATER MAIN BREAKS SIZE 6" 4 :r THIS MONTH: 2 LAST MONTH: Miscellaneous:, f•• FA c: MANHOURS THIS MONTH I TOTAL TO TO DATE: 8 i10^ ..- _ Ai .. .��.�oh •..L U..�+.v�r_- .r r .r.... w�� - __ __ +. i� ✓ _ �IM1.�YR -� • i� ]i� (il SAME MONTH MANHOURS THIS MONTH TOTAL TO DATE SIZE THIS MONTH LAST MONTH LAST YLAR 1211 ' !1010 Bit 601 p( General Maintenance: " " �s ®a ti e aired 6" ve Vault galad Iff By Pass yalve t ri DATE j LOCATION, 6 19 71 9 Brighton .Lane ■I• ��M Y 6 2 41 Lame WATER MAIN BREAKS SIZE 6" 4 :r THIS MONTH: 2 LAST MONTH: Miscellaneous:, f•• FA c: MANHOURS THIS MONTH I TOTAL TO TO DATE: 8 i10^ ..- _ Ai .. .��.�oh •..L U..�+.v�r_- .r r .r.... w�� - __ __ +. i� ✓ _ �IM1.�YR -� • i� ]i� (il f • 71 • i PUBLIC WORKS DEPART:vIENT I. WATER PLANT DIVISION ;. PERSONNEL THIS MONTH LAST MONTH SAME MONTH LAST YEAR r AUTHORIZEDI ACTUAL AUTHORIZED ACTUAL AUTHORIZED ACTT JAL FULL TIME . } PART. TIME` TEMPORARY z z o 0 WATER SUPPLY TOTAL WATER 4 JIM= THIS MONTH LAST MONTH SAME MONTH LAST YEAR MIN. DAILY USAGE MAX. DAILY USAGE ' WELL I LEVEL ` r■ • YID •..I��Iri■Yrf • LEVEL 28 3 59 PPM I 2 } 4 1 6000 60 j goo 24 iz k 6 gon ■ 1.0 ' 3 122 8.900 8 loo '� .� 3 i + 4 � •• i • /S � w -r � wrw 5 • .r..wr■..r• . TOTAL GALS. gr■rr 88 2 000 ' ' r ,AVERAGL DAMN p�PAGI)- z,957,00o z,3g8,000 3,077,000 W v &-&J* JJAN 4•1Av!'iLJ L7 i.0 General Ma inwonance & Repair: I - STATIC PUMPING FLUORIDE CHLORINE • M .wWILL L .- - - - - -- - - - - - LEVEL ` r■ • YID •..I��Iri■Yrf • LEVEL PPM PPM ■ r 1.0 60+ loo '� .� 3 i + 6 + • 1 18 •• i • /S � w -r � wrw wfMlr wrr General Ma inwonance & Repair: I - -Tw !7 it a, .&lpl4,-,., ", LAST MONTH SAME MONTH LAST YEAR TOTAL TO AUTHORIZED ACTUAL AUTHORIZED ACTUAL AUTHORIZED ACTUAL PULL TIME 2 2 2 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT PART TIME TEMRARY WATER SUPPLY DISTRMUTION SYSTEM 4 8 PAINTED 76 METERS REPAIRED 0 =NTEXANOPe METERS REPLACED 2 4 Zo REMOTE CONTROL P"rARSONNEL-*- -7F tins'MONTH LAST MONTH SAME MONTH LAST YEAR TOTAL TO AUTHORIZED ACTUAL AUTHORIZED ACTUAL AUTHORIZED ACTUAL PULL TIME 2 2 2 METERS ADDED TO PART TIME TEMRARY SYSTEM 4 8 PAINTED 76 METERS & SERVICES DISTRIBUTION MAINTENANCE SAME MONTH TOTAL TO THIS MONTH THIS MONTE LAST MONTH LAST YEAR DATE METERS IN SERVICE 20321 . 3028 METERS ADDED TO SYSTEM 4 8 PAINTED 76 METERS REPAIRED �'v A 10' METERS REPLACED 2 4 Zo REMOTE CONTROL BOXES BUFFALO BOXES REPAIRED 14 5 NUMBER OF TAPS CUSTOMER SERV.CALLS 2 2 DISTRIBUTION MAINTENANCE SAME MONTH HYDRANTS THIS MONTH LAST MONTH LAST YEAR rj.'OTA. L NUMBER REPAIRED REPIACED PAINTED 76 -0 �'v A 10' .i.)- t '^i _ �. , -, ' - >,t At• - - "'i .a•._ ,.;,,$,. � � _r ,s,, T.' � i t % ," ' ta?ck ^+': ?'r�;Ft,`•- '. ";Li +a�.;'u,f.= 1' � 'r s -: om 4= ' _ .; U '• I yt�?SE ' '4 _ T • :.x .+�• ? '' rj 1715 , �d'v A r s ;orb, y• ;t', I t , - �t .,*ham r , • frl. wwlrr 1. ' ! 1 f • 1, PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT STREET MAINTENANCE 1. 'w PERSONNEL THIS MONTH LAST MONTH SAME MONTE LAST Y's ' i ' AUTHORIZED ACTUAL AUTHORIZED ACTUAL AUTHORIZED ACTUAL FULL TIME ' PART TINT 1 TEMPORARY 6 •� ' , . • , , STREET MAINTENANCE 1 TOTAL MILES ' • ' MA1&T won MATERIAL • (TONS) OIL (GALLONS) I-IOURS THIS MONTH TOTAL TO DATE GRAVEL ROAD ASPHALT PATCHING 4 SNOW n MOVAL' SALTING STREET SWEEPING • _ ' 105 CURB MILES z 54 'TOTAL TO DATE TRXFFIC CONTROL MAINTENANCE s SIGNS: ' THIS MONTH',. • TOTAL TO DATE M A. REPLACEMENT ' o 1• .rw.wrirl ���1�rrrerrlA � t 5 � iN ' • B. PLACING NEW SIGNS' :., - 2.5 MI3 STREET S j" %TPl*NG: ' A. LANE LINES -22, r 500 LF �./1■I r. - I� r�/a♦.IfAlilli�rfi�rlr�/r� B. F 111 1 Ed LAIti "S LF C. CROSSWALKS: NO. LF_ j 28�____� Cr 1Vl%ft0�liili w2ALTH EDISON BILLING � THIS MONTH TOTAL TO DATE �M.f�rlw.. prMF •Ir�YwMI•�.I1.�r//.IAr�A�rt� Irr�ll •I•��.��w� VILI,,AGE STREET LIGHTS ' x` 1 Lzt - t, r �, i� •T'y,- °• -�: ` '=*l .r�� u i •i ; -v -.h a„ * �e _ P Y4� rte' i•'s.. ,Y rt. �.r. r_t�1' i f,• _ ,_ �; _ , _ •,1 . -0 ..� ao _ ` 41 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT {� ' STREET MAINTENANCE ; I MAINTENANCE OF EQUIPMENT ` THIS MONTH TbTAL TO DATE nit #502-Major Tine U , nit nit 03 0 1111. T�ii1e U -Re laa a Rear Brake Cyl U -R 1 e Starter-Rewire Rear Lights Re place Muffler . ' ' i I ni,t #512 Tune Up- Replace StartertFuel um an u er 1 • • y 1 MISCELLANEOUS: Crack Sea Aling-Z 220' al. Sealer used on Windsor Drive Catch Basins -- 35 Cleaned • Curb'Snlets - 82 Cleaned' Parkway and Cut -De -Sac Mowing - 38 manhours ■■ f •n ■■ ■�rrfr Yrw ■.M .r. � —� ^u i —rw� .r�rr.�ww� .wi�rrr Dead Animal Calls,- 5 manhours Tree Removal - Storm Dam e - 4 manhours e