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Minutes - 09/12/1972 - Board of TrusteesI MEETING CALL A. Roll Cali _ _ ;r. y: ;r: f' .', r ''t - r r��; - 'i r_`r •t` cri `'i4') -,P. r'a�'�� -�' 4/no,fi4� V114 AGE OF OAK BROOK MINUTES OF September 12, 1.072 The regular meeting was called to order at S:OD P.M, by President Dean. All trustees were present. T i READING OF MINUTES Trustee O' Rri en moved -- seconded by Trustee Rush.., That the reading of the minutes of the regular meeting of August 22:nd , 1972 , be suspended and that they be accepted submitted Voice vote - all in favor. III ORDINANCES, RES OLU"f l ONS y VARIATIONS, PLATS, ETC. A. William R. Sutton Variation Renuest So a Each trustee was provided with a copy of a letter from Ze Board Chairman Rhodes, dated September 7th, 1972, recomme that a side yard variation from 90 feet to 40 feet be gra to Mr, and Mrs. William R. Sutton of 321 Canterberry Lane as to allow the construction of a horse stable. Trustee Howell moved - seconded by Trustee Baschen... That this variation be granted as recommended by the ao board of appeals and that the village attorney be direc to prepare an appropriate ordinance for passege at the regular board meeting, Roll Call Vote: Ayes d Trustees Baschen, Congreve, Hayes O'Brien, Rush and President Dean. Nayes None So 0 B. Bartolomei's Subdivision Each trustee was provided with a copy of a proposed plat subdivision entitled "Bartolomeile Subdivision" located e of York Road on Canterberry Lane, and a copy of an excerp from the Oak Brook Plan Commission Minutes of August 21st 1972, recn ending aoproval of same. Trustee Rush moved seconded by Trustee Hay"... That the plat of "Bareolomei's Subdivision" be approved the village board and that the village treasurer and c1 be authorized to affix their signatures thereon. Roll Call Vote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Congreve, Hayes O'Brien. Rush and President: Dean. Nayes - None So o' C, Surplus Ponds_. Depository Designation Ordinance S�- 263Ordinance S�-263 Each trustee was orovided with a cop -- of a naroposed ordinr listing thirty additional approved depositories for corpo aurplus fund investment. Trustee Hayes moved - seconded by Trustee Congreve... That Ordinance S -263 be passed and approved by the villa Roll Call Vote: Ayes - Trustees Bascben, Conggreve, Rayes O'Brien, Rush and President Dean. Mayes - None So 01 7, 7777,7_77 . 0 _t., •.• Fs I MEETING CALL A. Roll Cali _ _ ;r. y: ;r: f' .', r ''t - r r��; - 'i r_`r •t` cri `'i4') -,P. r'a�'�� -�' 4/no,fi4� V114 AGE OF OAK BROOK MINUTES OF September 12, 1.072 The regular meeting was called to order at S:OD P.M, by President Dean. All trustees were present. T i READING OF MINUTES Trustee O' Rri en moved -- seconded by Trustee Rush.., That the reading of the minutes of the regular meeting of August 22:nd , 1972 , be suspended and that they be accepted submitted Voice vote - all in favor. III ORDINANCES, RES OLU"f l ONS y VARIATIONS, PLATS, ETC. A. William R. Sutton Variation Renuest So a Each trustee was provided with a copy of a letter from Ze Board Chairman Rhodes, dated September 7th, 1972, recomme that a side yard variation from 90 feet to 40 feet be gra to Mr, and Mrs. William R. Sutton of 321 Canterberry Lane as to allow the construction of a horse stable. Trustee Howell moved - seconded by Trustee Baschen... That this variation be granted as recommended by the ao board of appeals and that the village attorney be direc to prepare an appropriate ordinance for passege at the regular board meeting, Roll Call Vote: Ayes d Trustees Baschen, Congreve, Hayes O'Brien, Rush and President Dean. Nayes None So 0 B. Bartolomei's Subdivision Each trustee was provided with a copy of a proposed plat subdivision entitled "Bartolomeile Subdivision" located e of York Road on Canterberry Lane, and a copy of an excerp from the Oak Brook Plan Commission Minutes of August 21st 1972, recn ending aoproval of same. Trustee Rush moved seconded by Trustee Hay"... That the plat of "Bareolomei's Subdivision" be approved the village board and that the village treasurer and c1 be authorized to affix their signatures thereon. Roll Call Vote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Congreve, Hayes O'Brien. Rush and President: Dean. Nayes - None So o' C, Surplus Ponds_. Depository Designation Ordinance S�- 263Ordinance S�-263 Each trustee was orovided with a cop -- of a naroposed ordinr listing thirty additional approved depositories for corpo aurplus fund investment. Trustee Hayes moved - seconded by Trustee Congreve... That Ordinance S -263 be passed and approved by the villa Roll Call Vote: Ayes - Trustees Bascben, Conggreve, Rayes O'Brien, Rush and President Dean. Mayes - None So 01 I ........... W��4 XF -T�1-1, t1i fl, MINIM -7 N T YV,, A, K &I r 51 k" ;% C. ly,:? mll of Ls Wt. lbe' -0X)At*" 1-1tie- Corp rate A n pq"Ury 40-it. And -SAY fiki�-Co-ulh-fu 'I T, kpia N.W moved seconde,4,by Trustee Cofigreva.,,. Tha, re-part faiii ttkp, . _0 m :t t , q An a be 4rzi 11972-0"- 9U -wiO e -Tubm;tred- - ptoi I Cat I Irate Truste- ftscbeTi oj4r0ve-'Ha-- H ;-e 018rien, Rush and Pres iAen Nay" None ID B, Approval of Bilis All rrustt:ez were furnished with a list: of bills In-4,72) to be aouroved for the month of August, 1972, Trustee O'Brien mated seconded by Trustee Howell, That :.be bills submitted to rhe village board and popted in the mount of $160,765.11 be approved for payment. (D"Wirtmelital. $654313.60, Payroll and Mucelloneous $95,451 51, ',A Roll Call Vote.- Ayes Trusteeb Baschen, Congreve. Hayes, H*V*!1;- 05 Bj �ien,' Rush and President Doan. pajes v None So ordex"- %1- REPOWS 4,MFILCO's, X- A9 Da ildjw Department Trustee 'Congreve mr-ed seconded by Tziustee Rash. That the revort of the building :aspector for. the viontb of rtr %p - August. 1972, be- accepted and approved by the village board as submitted, 4'a Voice vote all in favor. go ordered, 8. Police RMartment Trustee Congreve mooed - seconded by Trustee Rush... That' , the 'report of, the police - departmeet for the month of foost", 19720 be accepted, and,, approved by �he vIllage boar4 as oubmitted Voice mote all in favor, C .' Fire vt lit AW— Trustee � 0 "Brien moved seceded by Trustee Hayes- ThAt the raport, of the fire derar nt for the month of Augast, 11972, be accepted and appjvved by the village board as submitted, r'_fiy Voice vote - at!'- in favor. So ordered. D, !Lnginee,ELM Devartugnt JI. Truatte Howell'imoved d seconded-by Truatee Basch*"... "9 V the Mftth That tine report of tbi,eMin, flirt' deparijont fo of Ai"t, 1972 'be' aeCtente®d 'AU4 Ovpr"ed by the village board as =bmitte 4. vbici voi#- 411 in favor. So ordered, 12 12 ?fw vm- �r -x, � , kN-4P qY, T 17 1, roU� X Ili N;, + H *r�rn', +e,1 >:,' .. -;�: �:-;�Y n�WtRr �; ____ ,��.r_�i�__— _ _��� __. __ _��> "',+�,•- •�1- �•i',+ -s:ti 5��;ti~�- i -Arl�i �; ;r, �r;,sge.°irl.,�., - tt� Jo ,J :� iG:Jx.'° = �' Jr '�.��. "~i i•' I,, `,9 v - nL9itr9 �}r r'•'�EI� • r - - rV Ua r. r, __ ,y_ _.L. _ .- - _�++th�'i rt ,.M1, ,'M1'�r, 4; 'ti.; -%! �' ^s_, - ,�� � .: _ _ � �K "• v ,i,h +n'. 'i`'� a` r2��`; i' ".��L',' •',. = J r. r�.,n i' � ; ",; .'4; 5„ -- �i £ _ 1�, n e �~ `� -• ,r ]r, r r r r n, rl r "��• `+ry` r� it r � d 1�'^ Page -3 VI OLD BU3iNESS A. Jorie Boulevard Street L' ht « Committee Rmort Each trustee was provided with a copy of a letter from Trustee Hayes, Chairman of the Public Works Committ a e , dated September 6th, 1972, rsacom®ending that Aluminum Double Davit poles (Union Metal 920 -Y64)0 spacing of about 145 feet, with 30 Ft. luminaire of standard 400 watt with constant wattage ballasts; and color corrected mercury vapor bulbs, be installed in Corporate Plaza Subdivision (fist I (Jorie Boulevard), Corporate Plaza Unit II and Village Green Subdivision. Trustee 0-'Brien moved - seconded by Trustee Mayes... That the recommendation of the Public Works Committee be approved and ibat Lhis particular lighting be used in all non- residential area where lighting is required. Roll Call Vote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Congreve, Hayes. Howell, O'Brien,, Rush and President Dean. Nayes - None So ordered. 3� Bids Received - Squad Cars Each trustee was provided with a -copy of a - letter from Manager Urhaussen, dated September Sth, 1972, listing the following pro- posals for the purchase of four marked souad cars, sand recommend- ing that the proposal of Jack Douglass Chevrolet be accepted: Jack Douglass Chevrolet $ 9,100.00 Elmhurst Dodge 10, 349.72 G K Chevrolet, Downers Grove 10,736.00 Litsinger Mercury 120141.24 Trustee Howell moved - seconded by Trustee Congreve.,. That the proposal of Jack Douglass be accepted in the amomit of $9,100,00. Roll Call Votes Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Congreve, Hayes, Rowell, O'Brien, Dash and President Dean. Nayes - None So ordered. C, *lids Received - Fire Hone i Each trustee was provided with a copy of a letter from Lager Urhausen, dated September 6th, 1972, listing the following proposals for the purchase of 1500 feet of 21s inch fire hose and 800 fast of -V3j inch fire hose, and recommendit% the proposal of Michael J. Dalton Co. Michael J. Dalton & Co. $ 4,845.00 Able Fire & Safety Equipment Co. 4.995,00 American LaFrance 5, 125.00 Trustee Rush moved - seconded by Trustee Hayes . That the staff's recasss®endation be approved and that the pal of Michael. J. Talton A Co. be accepted in the amount of 4.845,00. Roll Call dote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Congreve, Mayes, Howell, O' Brien, Rush and President Dean. Mayes - None So ordered. VII NLV BUSINESS A. 31st Street and York toad --Maintenance RpmmusibilLq Each trustee was. provided with a cagy of a letter fr= Manager Urhausen, dated September Sth 1972, sa021. 9 that the Public works Co®ittee meet and consiaeresd the rss meat of the County Hi Superintendent regsarditt 91st Street and York Road W& rte r, and utumintwely Agreed to — __ that the village trot audertakh these usfutenance rti litles . Aul 0119"s - 77.77, p, °. s._`_L_� �� -_ _ _ _ __I'�- .,- - .. .-.. � , � . . - +_ _r .� -rl... �r�--. .`i i=: `�_z�r _ k_,i__ _ z_.Sl`. n, +r`- � u_ �,�_.� �i'• "_.:h. -t y'�r''rt,e Page 4 VII AtEId BUSINESS (Conh'd. ) A. 31st Street and York Road Maintenance ReeRgnsib, ilitX (Cont'd.) Trustee Hayes moved - seconded by Trustee Howell... That the recommendation of the Public Works Committee be approved and that the village manager be 0 rected to advise the County Highway Department that the village is not interested in this maintenance program. Voice vote - all in favor So ordered. B. Chicago Bridge &moron Request for Variance from Chi ^,Agg Building ode, Each trustee was provided with a memorandum from )Manager Urhausen dated September 8, 1972. advising that Chicago Bridge g Iron Co. has requested relief from the requirements of the Chicago Building Code with respect to the constriction of a computer center, and rec ed that a comittee composed of Building Inspector Pearson, Fire Chief Ehle or Lt. Hinger, a consulting electrical engineer and a registered fire protection engineer be appointed to handle this request. Trustee Howell moved - seconded by Trustee Congreve... That the recommendation of the staff be accepted, that the board authorize the formation of this committee to discuss this ouestion, that they return to the board with their solution as to how this might beat be handled, and possibly recommend an ordinance amendment for future problems of this nature. Voice vote `= all in factor, So ordered. C. Butterfield Fire Protection District Reimbursement Each trustee was provided with a copy of a memorandum from Clerk Fricek advising that the village has received reimbursements from Marshall Field & Company ($3.624.79), Sears, Roebuck and Co. 42,428..45), and Draper and Kramer ($10,207.54) to cover the contractual cost of fire protection services of the Butterfield Fire Protection District and requesti approval of an expenditure of $17,337.04 to be paid to said district. Trustee O'Brien moved - seconded by Trustee Howell... That the village hoard approve the expenditure of $17,337.04 to cover the contractual coat of fire protection services as per agreement dated April 26th, 1966. Roll Call Vote: Ayes - Trustees Baschen, Congreve, Hayes, Howell, O'Brien, Rush and President Dean. NsyPS y None So ordered. D Gass S Liquor License Requests_ Each trustee was provided with copies of renuests for Class B licuor licenses to be issued to the stay Graham Association for the handicapped and the Oak Brook Fall Horse Show. Trustee Congreve moved • seconded by Trustee hush... That these licensag be issued after proper insurance credentials are received and that the fee for same be waived. Roll Crll Vote: Ayea - Trustees Baschen, Congreve, Hayes, Hwmll, O' Uri en , Rush and P res iident Dean. Naves - None So ordered. 9/12/12 77 T .71771— A' 1, "A em 'Xi 'k xt Y, Page VIII WEN WSINESS (Cont'd.) E. RemindeI, Village of Hinsdale „Public HSgEIN JLI§a2 !!an"er Urbausen reminded the board that the Hift&Ule Plan Co mission will hold a public me-eting an Ylot&day Se—tonber 18th, 1 1972, in the Civic Room of the new iiitnadae poLt and fire, station at 7:30 P.M. Mr. Urbaugin advised the board that he wai for ward a statement for their 60usidpratlon on Wefte9dy. September 13th, regarding the land America Corporation develop%ftut. F Mrs. Frank Pawlowski - Street.ClosiM Zach trustee was provided with a copy of a letter from Mrs. Frank Pawlawald dated Angunt 28th, 19729 rawasting permission ,e Drive for a block party on September 17th, 1972. Trustee Rush moved - seconded by Trustee H"es... That the Petition to close Cambridge Drive on Sunday, September 17th, 1972, be approved by the village board. Voice vote - all in favor. So ordered. VIII AWOUP040T President Dean adjourned this meetioL at 9:00 P.J. Lo a E. Fricak Village Clerk V12/72 .aIt i'.Jt' . . � s - .'.- e.- .. "__ 'R:.f . -- . r - t ' — _ k • �� _= - _ Lt_ . '� •t ' .y.+r irk a n cf � 3; °sue:S, CZ �:_ p-F iti i ' ;SU ' i , - • iT - - 4 - f. I =A .I � - _ - Rt.iJ.'rs f - _ - - - ..,i,,,.f A ��':' _ � "JLr v � � _. -' - —„c�.- - ". - _ _ ..... 1-� iF rr- 1, _, ;L•C+a'�J.�� � ._.. .+_. --r.:- r.- _^rrik . .- f BILLS -MWTM TO THE BOARD OF IWSTEES VILiAM OF OAK BROOK, FOR APPROVAL J►S OF e jember 12, 1972 XVI -4 -72 At Mt Bills I ADMI� �TION r. Blue Cross/Blue Shield Alaco . Associated Agencies, Inc. Brockman Plumbing Bruning Division Cook, Robert Co. Copy • Shop Dickey, Robert W. Doings Newspapers Dolan, Raymond Douglass, Jack Chevrolet,Inc. DuPage Reporting Service General-Binding Corp. 'Illinois Bell Telephone Jewel Tea Co. Nktthies, Fredrickson,Ogren,S.C. Oak Brook Office Supply Penzel & Co. Petty Cash Rayne Water Conditioning Schultz, J.C.Enterprises Schvei.dler & Mewherter Inc. Sears, Roebuck & Co. Soukup Hardware Sparkling Water Co. Teschner & Benda Victorin Typewriter Sales Xerox Corp. Burdett Ia Inc. M. S. Postmaster September premium $ 90,94 paper towels 18.45 Umbrella Liability #10969 11000.00 plumbing 12.75 transp. charge 7.36 collision damage 101.35 printing 13.40 auto expense June, July & Aug. 6.30 publish legal notices 44.07 auditor 300.00 repair to Adm. car 13.74 zoning board mtg. 7/5/72 & 8/1 208.50 covers for booklets 11.81 654 -2220 8/4 - 9/4 42.43 supplies 48.99 physical exams Ptl. Rail & Wallace 100.00 officb supplies 43.51 janitorial service - August 475.00 misc. expenditures 7/1 -8/31 81.60 softening service 8/22 - 1+0/17 33.00 3 Illinois flags 45.90 misc. offfee supplies 36.27 floral arrangement- S.Hagan brother 15.75 air conditioner & dehumidifier 430.22 drinking water & cooler rental 104.40 legal fees - August 19449.90 duplicator paper 41.20 660 -1 4,178 copies 6/30 -7/28 125.34 U.S.Flage (2) 42.00 postage meter 50.00 $ 4,994.18 • -'ii- s�e 4A] A— j if X F 11�zl' W, 'e -: 2t t;L.M -1 4111: -- zz' t:4 IMIMIM DEPARMEM August Bills September 12* 1972 Blue Cross/Blue Shield September premium $ 64.38 Fire Inspectors Assoc. Seminar-9/13&14 c; nn Illinois Belk. ,Telephone -McGraw .Hill Publications Co. Camera Go., Inc . Ayline Inc. Reliance Elevator SeWeidler & Mewherter Standard Oil Co. Wiley, John & Sons, Inc. a 654-2221 8/4-9/4 21.22 subscription (24 mos.) 14-00 f ilm .76 processing film 20.35 inspection fees 20.00 office supplies 6.02 gas 15.60 Eng. for Arch .&Bldrs. 11.41 $ 178.74 Blue Cross/Blue Shield Dirk, Geo. L. Dunkirk, Geo. L. DuPage Blueprint Co. Illinois Bell Telephone Co. Schweidler & Mewherter September premium car allowance travel expenses to American Public Works Assn. conference 'Sept. 22-27 in Minneapolis -mylar (Corp .Plaza Unit 11) 654-2221 8/4 to 9/4/72 misc. supplies $ 64.38 75.00 275.00 9.75 21.22 15.55 $ 460.90 ^7 Z;r f,,� 5�r_7 , I . • 77'41-52-�-Z)Z/ Tp,- ;j nj--'-Ar 'a" An�- P. ENGINEERING DEPARTMM at at__ Bills Bills A-um I-- -- - September 12. 1972 Blue Cross/Blue Shield Dirk, Geo. L. Dunkirk, Geo. L. DuPage Blueprint Co. Illinois Bell Telephone Co. Schweidler & Mewherter September premium car allowance travel expenses to American Public Works Assn. conference 'Sept. 22-27 in Minneapolis -mylar (Corp .Plaza Unit 11) 654-2221 8/4 to 9/4/72 misc. supplies $ 64.38 75.00 275.00 9.75 21.22 15.55 $ 460.90 P.�S.4 _ Y .W.l'.rS,k� .+.. r y V- • .- g1 lA • •.s�LIIWPa• 1,14 "I [.' T .v d' • 'Cynu �ti sL4A� V..Y p rr' 1� � Yy• `55, s; it "w' i•. _ 1tf 7 ir. 7. 'L ?t ills„ - i' � s M r E PTM _&VjWt BilIg September 12 1972 Blue ,Crose/Blue Shield Metropolitan Life ins. Phoenix Natual First Security Bank of OakBrook Able CO. Ali. ,Brake Inc. American Fastener Corp. American Fire Equipment A Square Deal Glass Broadview ?ramp & Gift Shop Butterfield Hardware Fredrickson & Sons Gee Lumber Co. Hillside Auto Supply Hinsdale Laundr y Illinois Bell. Telephone Intl Assn.. Chiefs of Police Jack's Rental Janco Supply Inc. Rreisman, B. & Co. -Marshall Field & Co. Merrill Printing Co. - National Chem,search Corp. Natl. Fire Protection Assn. ,Oak Brook Disposal Oak Brook Metro Center Oak Brook Offkee Supply Oak Brook Utility Co. Perri's Hardware Pollard Motors Rayline Inc. Rich Inc . ' Royal Pipe Supply Sparkling Water Co. Standard Oil Suburban Door Check 'Suburban Gas Sales Terrace Supply Co. Vanguard Chemical Corp. Victorim T�ypewriter Sales Westmont Fire Dept. .Wixigren Landscapers September premium $ 831.34 it 183.55 it 171.04 pension fiend 59835.96 uniforms 142.50 reline brakes Unit #915 258.60 misc. auto parts 23,36 2 bunker coats 87.38 glans top 34,30 lamps for Sta. #2 243.75 paint 6.25 recharge extinguisher 12.50 mist. building supplies 40.85 tools & equipment Sta #2 266,46 service 32.62 service Sta. #1 & No. 2 282.85 bomb school tuition for Lt. Cote 200.00 mist. equipment Sta. #2 249 *90 misc. cleaning equipment Sta. #2 300.70 kitchen & dining rya supplies Sta. #2 242.29 furniture - Sta. #2 69945.54 inspection blank reports 84.10 cleaning supplies 196.45 dues & subscription ending 8/73 35.00 service July 12.00 paint supplies 8.70 office supplies Sta, #2 68.72 hydrant rental 6/7 556.36 supplies 87.19 replace engine in #912 21939.22 laminate ID cards 3.00 cable ends 5.6o copper tubing & Pipe 11.48 water & cooler rental 50.55 gas 115.52 -keys 8.25 cylinder rental 15,26 paint supplies 12.40 weed killer 31.54 1 Royal typewriter Sta. #2 343.57 Red Ball decals 17.50 1 tree -add' t. _„i $ 200924.11 ' , . - - I 4:� - -, � " — — i'a., r:d.�Y fa ,� 'eta y y_ �a �•,w7#...�'�- .�;w,w.mRi' — �- :w�� -� h ^`iw., SE.rL >'ra�',+c.� #�,� kr, �.:at�.� ns,t :�.at,�- � -f., -r � lr ,y�n�w,.°�. i� LIBRARY *Agugt Bills Se tember 12 1972 Blue Cross/Blue Shield Baker and Taylor Co. Bowker, R. R. Co. Chicago Rghts. Public Libr. Illinois Bell Telephone Oak Brook Office Supply [I'-- aeptember Bills books library journal -I pr. registration & 2 meals for 111. Lib. Assoc. 323 -9113 8/13 -9/13 misc. supplies $ 42.92 87.33 15.00 17.50 5.13 18,88 t 185.76 POLICE DEPARTMW Auggst Bills Se tember 12 1 72 Blue Cross /Blue Shield 'Metropolitan 'Life ins. Phoenix Mutual Oak Brook Bank Bee Tine Brockman Plumbing & Htg . CL_rlson, Ronald B. Credit Bureau Services Inc. Douglass, Jack Chevrolet ff it It Factory Catering Feldman Bros. Fuller's Service Center ,C. H. Hanson Company Hayes, Louis P. - Hinsdale Auto Farts Hof Cleaners Humble Credit Card Center Illinois Business Machine Corp. Illinois Bell Telephone 111. States Attorneys Assoc. International Assn. of Chiefs of Police Karnatz, G. R. Electric Co. Logue, John W. MacGill, Wm. V. & Co. Moore Business Forms Inc. ,Oak Brook Office Supply ODV Inc. Petty Cash - Bayline, Inc. Reeves Company Inc. Sears Automotive Soukups Hardware Standard Oil Co. Stratton. Hats -Superior Ambulance Service Syntonic Technology Inc. Traffic Institute/Nw Univ. U. S. Postmaster University of Illinois Veto Sales and Service Veto Enterprises Village Cleaners Western Union Westmont Tile & Linoleum Xerox Corporation A-•K Tire Service September premium $ 985.28 f' it 188.35 of to 168.76 pension fund 69899.93 align #306 14..50 rod lavatory 15.00 clothing allowance 33.00 ,credit check on(Haas,W.) 2.50 1972 Chev, carryall 4,37 5.00 misc. repairs 197.37 coffee maker supplies 9..00 uniforms (Pam Elkow) & others 502.83 carwabh - August 63.00 badges 203.15 food, transportation, parking 96.00 switches 8.37 jackets cleaned & repaired 15.50 gas & repairs 523.17 IBM Selectric element 18.00 654 -2131 8/4 -9/4 325 -5498 8/22- 9/22/72 171.96 books 7.50 data service - 1 yr. 30.00 repair work 93.93 clothing allowance 33.00 compresses 92.65 paper 359337 misc. supplies 114.48 tubes 9.62 misc. expenditures 59.86 misc. equipment 30.88 misc. equipment 8.10 tires Unit #302 128.20 hardware supplies 53.13 Gas 641.72 hats 19.60 oxygen tanks 60.00 misc. repairs 620.41 tuition & course (Teschke) 420.00 postage meter 50.00 registration fee 20.00 rebuild speaker 59.35 misc. supplies 236.25 alterations (W.Haas) 4.20 sere. & equip. 7 -1 to 7 -31 retroactive chge for July 487.00 install tile Unit #307 66.00 service chge. & supls. 169.71 Tires (4) _ 209.76 $ 18,307.39 T ■" ... jyiV r ' '4 ADMVI S" rRATION $ 4t994.18 'BUILDING DEPT. 178.74 ENGINEERING DEPT. 460.90 FIRE-DEPT. 20,924.11 LIBRARY 186.76 POLICE DEPT. 18,307.39 STREET DEPT. 20,261,52 $ 65,313.60 Payroll Withholding Tax I11. Income Tax "I.M.R.F. Social Security County Recorder County Clerk 74,342.92 14,352.70 2,017.99 4,678.65 e. 0- 53.25 6.00 $ 95,451.51 I hereby approve payment of the above listed bills in the amount of $160,765.11 and authorize my signature stamr p to be applied to same. 4 STET DEPARTMOT A t f 11s Se tember 12a 1972 Blue Cross/Blue Shield September premium $ 187.54 Advance Construction Co. village portion of restoring Vadi.son- Luthin- Wennes Sts. 159328.99 A -K Tire Service 4 Mohawk tires & repairs 910.40 Allied Supply Co. pipe cutters & pipe 76.75 American Fastener Corp. , hardware 59.62 American Public Works Assn. membership fee 72/73 15,.00 Black Top Roads Co. asphalt 19648.00 Brockman Plumbing steel plug DuPage Service Co. belts for tractor .50 21.76 Gee Lumber cement 4.59 National Chemsearch Fan -X 58.63 Oak Brook'Metro Center traffic paint 323.88 Pollard Motors misc. parts 16.12 Ramm, E. L. Co. sand & gravel 411.35 Sexton, John Sand & Gravel Corp. dump fees July & August 238.05 Soukup Hardware misc . items July & August 75.67 Standard Oil Co. gas 156.62 Three M Co. sign faces 489.20 Warning Lites of Illinois mental fees 7/1 - 8/1 223.20 Watson Impleme nt Co. gas tank 15.65 $20,261.52 T ■" ... jyiV r ' '4 ADMVI S" rRATION $ 4t994.18 'BUILDING DEPT. 178.74 ENGINEERING DEPT. 460.90 FIRE-DEPT. 20,924.11 LIBRARY 186.76 POLICE DEPT. 18,307.39 STREET DEPT. 20,261,52 $ 65,313.60 Payroll Withholding Tax I11. Income Tax "I.M.R.F. Social Security County Recorder County Clerk 74,342.92 14,352.70 2,017.99 4,678.65 e. 0- 53.25 6.00 $ 95,451.51 I hereby approve payment of the above listed bills in the amount of $160,765.11 and authorize my signature stamr p to be applied to same. :614 = °11..3 IIT State .r a • n *' �� ' "'' "358 9.1 P e s. . _ •` r` wFa== 3581�9. 1F e�fr�s. ' A. _61 d 11.2 A/99 9 ? r -1 �'.riF ,fs 6 SS `" -2 E49 U 1 l : Z L A.-RAL. 110 2 SS, `A 616 11.4 IN" l x'4_' 616 11.4 IMRF rE ,616 11.4 IMR •. M 616 11.4 IMRF �. � .'� / 2. "JW `L, 616 11.4 JMRF /8.y/ $b• �. `f -x� r,P 616 11.4 IMItF .� ''6'16 11.4 IW ' d ter,, all • vvv. i "lei ' •_ it �7�y'„r, il,'r - �" •! . 7 {,�S,,u1 pi r'*°y .,, _ 4 7, 4C� t rte._ _ _ • - i't . �-, {��i.ir t ?t, r�1 tM lr jar 'f;Ykr.'fi$••,yt:�r'?.,a,,}� a ,�as�;- P''ri6',:t._t ,`iF rS,rri'�1;,'rs,, i�a r I1_„ /Rr `,��r�. ��r r,�,�,.�,ii5',�1�;fiii.:rl'a lir�T' inir "Plr ";i` �, +,. ttirrl t:z < �,c ,1.' L_i n �O. Jv , %Ypr . ^S L rJt'.��Ca -mJ: �, � �'.'t.�s,.'.t _ t” i "44"1 �L_L y 4'i;_�_ `Y iy , , �r` i' n Jr�e �� u?t...t.,�r rr a 2w..rn ;�:s'4i . _ �.1.- 4't: i'4..J.7i� 4 � ,�.;^ � _ 1 _ ^' ^b -_i`' °d7�°.c �i _ i 't'��3.[Li '''r°: 4:. �1 ' i I ' ,,y r 4 rr9 „ti ,�F� �x �•�' v .��n�91,S •� n-` i'. '_�/,.� �r„��r -_ C�j. ��' L,E'.°'r :.w` a44 -Y��- _a'4� }.. ! J.-- _rr_.- .'v:��.xF e-4t_ __ 1 n1Y -- W- _',r'�,' - _' frl�i �- Z^ .I ^^�4 _ * ^_:"` L _ _}�2Y .�-i 1,.,� ,_}F�SL .rti-1 _" JL�rr -i. �F':,,1 �•'.��.,.'7.� L'I ::: 't� ,,p VIT-34ME OF OAX B1k= tate Lncome ax Jul _ a e' ' o Yon' Coe & ftendas TREASURER, B REPORT - MONTH OF Augu s t 1972 nRIF0.eri. F ees 13 887.89 - Buildin Permits , Elevator ermits GENERAL CORPORATE FUND Balance of Cash on Deposit Beginning of Month .................�� Cash Collections for Month: Sales TZ T M$ 123 690.42 (_ 114L.797.67) tate Lncome ax Jul _ a e' ' o Yon' Coe & ftendas 57250 ariatiot Zonin tat Fees 50.00 nRIF0.eri. F ees 13 887.89 - Buildin Permits Elevator ermits _ 0 _ 'Police Vines U 1.2§0.34 Par i ines cadent Reports .00 Miscellaneous 1.450.E Licenses o icitor eigl is 406 00 nterest "— "�"i73 �1 Investment-Savings 109-009.00 Road - Bridge RectlRts _ p'_ totalDeposit..... ............... ............................... Total Cash to Be Accounted for the Month...... 00660 00 0*000OD&M600 "bisbursements for the Month Approved _g-A-72 Administration 11724.o2 .09 8111 7 Al Y1rf '21■ A 1 11 Savings & Loan _1fiQ$Q00.00 Investment-Savings Total 16 0.0016 _ no Approved Pavroll Withholding ax 1 .352.70 Ill, Income Tax 2.017,29 I.M.R.F. 4s..678.65 ocia ecurity _ 0 _ • 4 7 . t. LL f 1 Total ,�„ ,x,44.0 S& 207.j748.68 246 971.3 5 4M. 72 ��. Total Disbursements .............. ............................... 3034459.99 General Corporate. Fund Balance on Deposit ........................ AVAILABILITY OF CASH OR EQUIVALEIJT AT END OF MONTH Cash in bank per above 9 Sava s " ccts. Co Acct.„WS 000. 0 Trp-asurX & Notes sgs 0 01 M - 00 TOTAL...... R.J.VanDyke, Jr., 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 spa IQ N day of, Notary Pu is this D . 191,. i illage tire E l;v - .i'' S' vp ;III a.. �(,ZL ^dr' +. r,t� I F�) �ry'I t^ FF ti t• 't4 ('.?x i'kl Yr�y.ltf+ H,�ir f,t' {rlix �r1�,F ��"4tti +f' ^. ",,,� "1.+ r a,�•fl u�L s,rm 'd.- <} a,Yt6.'t`, f" ^i' s'trt tr,`, 'f, ipht ff y,(.d';9r.< ) Itit ? 'i -! rri'ir f .a���(S ry'I��, .aa I� YJ *f .� •I'' _,t�i++l,�iv. '�- , ��� %r ' i ;r °6t7 t- �/,- r .i� 1 »� (�.f 131'.,�v - ''>Iff. - ?' 1971, 6.00 Collins/Fitts &Co. 5.00 Scoff ield & Main 5.00 .`State Incoe Tax ;ulg)', W���I pain+ � n l 1.2s1.s1 �.rr.►.w+.'r'^""' , . .a rli ,3 Sales Tau (sst) ��. 5.00* 123,,690.421 .rte 5.00* x- Sale of Codes & AsEdas. 5.00* 'variation eon. Fees .jRe vi"cTNT. 'Button ott a ea a 5.00 Building Permits Metz ,Train, Olson 8.50 Me OHM � ,A.Epstein & Sons 6.00 Loetil A chlo s swan 6.00 Collins/Fitts &Co. 5.00 Scoff ield & Main 5.00 11'Sc6# field ,& Alain 2.00* 1t 5.00* .Apex, Appraisal 5.00* "'Tom Watterson 5.00* `rat Colter 5.00* 'variation eon. Fees .jRe vi"cTNT. 'Button Engineering Fees .._ s Building Permits 'Solicitor Permits Me OHM 20.00* Thos. Fampson 20.00* ,Police FiTMs (JuW f At 'pss�c�.t- ' Frogs At ,Accident Reports Miscellaneous " IllMo a -Beli Tele. 5.85 M.J .Howlett -Reim (ni .Po1.Trng. Act) 654.70 York Barber Shop '(Sale of 1966 Ford) 200.00 ,INA Ins. Co. (Accident Clean -up) 573.50 ;,Met.Li,fe Ins. Co. (Dividends) 1166.80 Interest on Savings Accts. HE of or town of Yorktown 62.50 8k,. of Yorktown 9.38 Central , DuPage S&L 25.06 _ 'Central DuPage S&L 75.18 lot S &L Lombard 65.62 ,. -1st S &L Lombard 225.00 Sins.Fed. S&L 226.68 'thins . Fed . S &L 75.56 ''Yk. State Bk. 252.05 .Beverly Bank 286.71 ' Edgewood Bank 215.622 Vending Mech.Licenses Scavenger Licenses Elm urs t rung 500.00 " Oak Brook Disposal 5O0.00 TOTAL Y , 57.50 15 13,887.89 1,433.85 40.00 1,560.34 ... 188.00' 160.00 1,450.85 I 1,734.991 366.001 1,000.00 146,971.35: x y�JF 'i J rr -11 u", 1". t ASUIUMN V"AR7NM " s .-,TI014S Phone Calls Tooting & Foundations Framina Blecir-leal Plumbing Finals TOTAL INSFEMONS 37 V01" k-'! -P1 -V —,oL) Vk�'� pl I owe VURM &Wst 1972 1971 wMG=w-"-w 200 2001 D 5 43 W7M 25 80 104 BUILDING AnD usE pERmITS ISSUED 1972 1971 -Residence 2 3 Residowe Add. & -RemrAeling & Iedasatrial - ,�,,,,- 0 Vow. & Ind, Add. &,Remodeling ZLictifwaL Fig 5. Fence sigh VrInkler 0 Offier 71 Q-� TOTAL 4 21 LMWT FM L972 19 71 $840.00 $19659.15 30.00 (elevator inspection) $870.00 VPIM 1.972 1971 $12 9000.00 S171.000.00 48 auu.uu! 6U5 ZUU; 1,UUU.Uu 30U.UU --47uszou. $273,095.00 11,256,900&0 Reapectfully submitted, Frank H. Pearson Building Inspector *,-M. -L 2404 Richards, Randolph & Asso. (tenant) 1100 Jorie Boulevard (Suite #258) Contractor - D. J. Velo and Company 2405 Unassigned (tenant s,.ace) 1100 Jorie Boulevard (Suite #254) Contractor - D. J. Velo and Company 2405 Richard Miller 4 BUILDING DEPAR't� ' PERN17S ISSUED NWM OF At ST, 1972 �+r+.i wrwwMw��wr.��e- wa�wi..-rr.wr PERMIT NUMBER Valuation - $21,000.00 2401 Kenneth H. Beard Plbg. 3711 North Madison Contractor - Fred Glinke 2402 George Pollack Plbg. 17 Camelot Sign Contractor - W. B. Soltwisch and Company 2403 W. C. Imrie II Plbg. 209 Oak Brook Road 2409 Contractor - H. W. Brockman 2404 Richards, Randolph & Asso. (tenant) 1100 Jorie Boulevard (Suite #258) Contractor - D. J. Velo and Company 2405 Unassigned (tenant s,.ace) 1100 Jorie Boulevard (Suite #254) Contractor - D. J. Velo and Company 2405 Richard Miller Res.Add. Washington Street Contractor - Joseph Joseph Valuation - $21,000.00 2407 George A. Hodges Fence 3 Pembroke Lane Contractor - Gee Lumber Company Valuation - $1,000.00 2408 The Limited (tenant", Sign 50 Oak-Brook. Center Mall Contractor • Arrow Sign Company Valuation - vj00.00 2409 Nick Kallens, Incrrporated Ten.Imp. 814 Commerce Drive Contractor - dick Kallens, Inc. Valuation - $49000.00 2410 Olympus Memorial Plans of Illinois Ten.Imp. 800 Enterprise Drive (Suite #108) Contractor - Nick Kallens, Inc. Valuation - $79000.00 2411 Grove Valve & Regulator Company Ten.Imp. 600 Enterprise Drive (Suite #107) Contractor - Nick Kallens, Inc. Valuation - $1,600.00 2412 The Prudential Insurance Company of America ,Ten.Imp. 600 Enterprise Drive (Suite #214) C"trat r - Nick Kallens, Inc. Yaluatice .. $6.000. FEE $ 10.00 10.00 10.00 N/C N/C 42.00 14.00 3.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 2413 John W. Kaiser, Jr. 7.00 Ten.Imp. 2111,Enco Drive (Room N -302) Contractor - L. J. Sheridan and Company Valuation - $2,000.00 2414 James P. Reedy & Associates 7.00 Ten.Imp. 2111 Enco Drive (Roan N -301) Contractor - L. J. Sheridan and Company Valuation - $29000.00 2415 Charcoal Briquet Institute N/C Ten.Imp. 1100 Jorie Boulevard (Suite #225) Contractor - D. J. Velo and Company 2416 R. N. Blomquist Company N/C Ten.Imp. 1100 Jorie Boulevard (Suite #207) Contractor - D. J. Velo and Company 2417 Adesigin Groups Incorporated - N/C Ten.Imp. 11+0 Jorie Boulevard (Suite #243) Contractor - D. J. Velo and Company 2418 Datacraft N/C Ten.Imp. 1100 Jorie Boulevard (Suite #227) Contractor - D. J. Velo and Company 2419 William H. Lindeman 180.00 / Res. 7910 - Twenty -sixth Street North Riverside, Illinois Lot 288 - Brook Forest 05 (11 Pembroke Lane) Contractor - William H. Lindeman Valuation - $609000.00 2420 Michael A. Simko 197.00 Res. 246 Kings Court, LaGrange, Illinois Lot 394 - Brook Forest #6 (43 Hamilton Lane) Contractor - Jerutis Builders, Inc. Valuation - $65,000.00 2421 William Deeley 65.00 Res.Add. 16 Olympia Court Contractor - Robert Fleishman Valuation - $25,000.00 2422 Sam S. Carava 10.00 Sprkl. 7 Pembroke Lane Contractor - Alpine Irrigation Company 2423 Miles J. Revs 10.00 Sprkl. 17 Mockingbird Lane Contractor - Alpine Irrigation Company 2424 Harry J. Lesak 10.00 f Sprkl. 20 Ivy lane Contractor - Nuellermist Irrigation Company 144914, t 2425 Raymond Paciak 14.00 f Sprkl. 16 Ivy Lane Contractor - Mullermist Irrigation Craw, 2426 Dr. Noel Strasser 14.00 Sprkl. 7 Royal Vale Drive Contractor - Mullermist Irrigation Company 4 2417 Harold Fricek 10.00 Plbg. 3517 Madison _ws Contractor - Pontarelli Brothers 2428 Harold Stott 10.00 Plbg. 409 Oak Brook Road Contractor - Glinke Plumbing 2429 McDonald's Corporation 7.00 Ten.Imp. 2111 Enco Drive (Room N -501) Contractor - L. J. Sheridan and Company Valuation - $39540.00 2430 General Mors 17.00 Ten.Imp. 2021 Spring Road (East Lower Level) Contractor - McNulty Brothers 2431 Rudolph J. Bartolomei 9.00 Alt. 401 Canterbury Lane Contractor - R. J. Bartolomei Valuation - $800.00 2432 Frank Lixaadro 10.00 Sprkl. 16 Croydon Lane Contractor - Acme Irrigation Company 2433 Waste Management 7.00 Ten.Imp. 900 Jorie Boulevard (Suite #64) Contractor - Alfred N. Koplin and Company 2434 International Harvester 7.00 Ten.Imp. 900 Jorie Boulevard (Suite #58) ��uaf� ©nr - 1151% f•N. Koplin and Company 2435 Edgewood Employment Bureau, Incorporated 7.00 Ten.Imp. 900 Jorie Boulevard (Suite #246) Contractor - Alfred N. Koplin and Company Valuation - $1,500.00 2436 The Babcock and Wilcox Company 7.00 Ten.Imp. 900 Jorie Boulevard.(Suite #32) Contractor - Alfred N. Koplin and Company Valuation - $2,000.00 -2437 Johnson and Johnson 7.00 T Ten.Imp. 2021 Spring Road (Suite #253) Contractor _ Nulty Brothers Valuation - $10295.00 ` � 2438 Del WM Nanage 7.00 Ten. Iwo 2021 Spring'Roid (Suite #216) Contractor-W-0el E. Webb 2439 United States Chamber of Commerce 32.09 'Construction Contractor low Stari�ett 2440.' GraAar Electric 25.00 Ten . Imp 900 Commerce Orl ve Contractor - Starrett Construction Valuation - $209000.00 2441 Brass Rail Restaurant 33.00 Com.Alt. 1401 - Twenty-second Street Contractor - Styline Company, Incorporated 2442 L. J. Sheridan and Company 7.00 Ten.Imp. 2111 Enco Drive Contractor - L. J. Sheridan and Company Valuation - $7,500.00 2443 Anthony A. Antoniou 15.00 Res.Add. 23 " rook Lane Contractor - Anvan Corporation Valuation - $29000.00 ` � i,:+'i� i., Fla 'r;7 4• "Ly't.'" "`4c` 'Y'+ r =�-' p= �' yr _I 7 w¢� � 5 .r ^�•v rc t� e� M � FOf �� F -- vi r . r rr - .�. 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Brook, IMP, m i a 60521 Gennaen: Sepia 7 #97 k a"C�`J .ry r� RE: Vepaft ftentat Repot -PoU ce August 1971 ing the man& o f Auqu6t, the Potise Oepa&t,f ent &a Alenee+d a JaWy Aoutirw- month as ev ideneed by the axta ¢d Qepwitt. The pepaftAnent'b new aquadutlambutome hvA been: ;�tace+d intD - sttmvicc an a paid time bab ca pend M the conch aacon o f th4 w' OVA tkee new men, then it wW be ptaeed on a 4uU tome Uatua . The-6 new veh±rcte .ib the onty one o6 U6 kb d in 6ewice an .eu " ,r-e mid weateAn Untied Staten, and as pneviou&y eana idmed, .ca wnu -tm_ out veAy welt. dun. Oepa&me" has xeeeived aeveW 4Mui-t i era -cmr %Pat Jr .haw en6oAument agenda as to 6pe E j icartion6, opeaat on pnoce,: & eft. The ItUno.iA PoUce Maoe,i t ton wig be doing a aamp a ,6to -*.j t:ee vehidA,, and vjM appm in Aat AG6*ciaUon',6 aft&- &Me ir.Vacua (imAing, the next ,bO day6. The 4 Witt OAO be appWing U. 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AM414aw as time and Junda w,c.Gt &UM* I j AM ante any qu"WR6 Adt I MW answer • zs , .• .. a.'" - "'� • ��► ,� "C � �` � _ ''id "� tea«' ..,p,�,�,M„„r , Cl .: Po ' . � ! t � ir: _ .'� a � h �.'>r. :� . �.: � . , r: �, . �.....n.. \... ... • � . `- ' .. . _ � ._ _ �.... �. . - ... _ . � ..•.u_.! .i .. _� � »_ _ ev.. �.lu..�._ �A.:.��e..u.4... , i • � 'Ya �S'' - ,.'•�Li' uyYil iS i yt } - �-, _ T' A�: '- �- r '- b.•SIh C• .SI "s• A b.cY]�taw J'k� .. •R.dw Ir Ta :Y+JlY� a�Y�Y,_Y - r 1 _ r _•7�i' �^�'�r�� d r - c _ _ i5:: 'c'ir, F I�"'�.af',^' "L� a :� _ .. k'i�' r c,t`t.� � � r � r l4 3� i _ _ r z ci8�i} �}'r' c'r'' 40' ^c a.ffYiaV:_is ..�Jpl '� � w�� _ _' 1'���i' '1��_ ��•tt � .� �ct,�• ' +� TRMIC SUS - 7 August 1912 ' TRAFFIC FDRCUWT This Month To Date Hazardous Moving violations 144 1207 Other Traffic Arrests 22 134 Written Warnings 30 282 Parking Tickets 228 1121 Total Traffic Contacts 424 2744 TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS This Month To Date Public Streets & Highways 52 431 Private Property 8 69 Oak Brook Center 20 174 Total Accidents This Month 80 Accidents in 1972 to date 674 Respectfully submitted, COL Sgt. John R. Ja nik - Gonaaander Trof fie Dfvf®ion 3RJ$� • to /vns �. 9 -�-�v • OAK BROOK POLICE DEPARTMENT DETECTIVE DIVISION REPORT August - 1972 MONTHLY ARRESTS: 8 Adults (7 Males - 1 Female) 5 Juveniles (4 Males - 1 Female) ARREST, BREAKDOWN: Adult 1 Leaving Scene of an Accident 1 Possession of Cannabis I Possession of Firearm 1 Public Indecency 4 Theft Juvenile 5 Theft CRIME INCIDENTS: 145 Total - Breakdown as follows: Assault and Battery .....................2 Missing Persons ..................... 2 Burglary of Motor Vehicle ..............12 Narcotics and Related ............... I Burglary of Non-residence ...............3 Sex Offenses ...... ..............,...3 Criminal Damage to Property ............ 15 Suspicious Motor Vehicles .......... 23 Deadly Weapons ..........................1 Suspicious Persons..........,......13 Deceptive Practice......... .............1 Theft from Motor Vehicles ........... 7 Disorderly Conduct ......................3 Suspicious Telephone Calls .......... 1 Forgery ... ..............................I Theft from Non-residence............7 Miscellaneous ......... .................4b Tueft from Persons .................. 4 APPREHENSIONS AND RECOVERIES MADE BY THIS DEPARTMENT FOR OTHER. JURISDICTIONS: I Subject wanted by Westmont Police Department for Theft I Subject wanted by Berwyn Police Department for Theft of Motor Vehicle 2 Women's purses and their coratents recovered I Tire and wheel recovered I Motor Vehicle that was stolen in Chicago, Illinois The proceeds of a Burglary committed in Elmhurst, Illinois APPREHENSIONS AND RECOVERIES MADE FOR OAK BROOK BY OTBBR JURISDICTIONS: 1 Subject wanted for Assault, apprehended by Downers Grove Police Department 1 Subject wanted for Burglary to Motor Vehicle, apprehended by Oak Brook Terrace P.D. I Subject wanted for Burglary to Motor Vehicle, apprehended by Du Page County Sheriff's Police Department e, l •+''y �S't-- r _ `" .Gr - ,.L` r4'�vrti Re=d: .i'.4�rv,?T"'�i."'4''n d� n1 .�.A. std. A ohm �l.F --'0 �4:rdn= ,.rt,.�.G .ber�'M, ;�7m 4erJ -9 �rJ- j' H-..' -r :n;..wrr.: «i�n�l w;A .'�i� * \xiu r't , ,. .., � v�'�'.( l .r � � `,� id r. �v,. -r � ', r 4_ ,�Pi k.t ai Y,�T -r�r _., 1-' - Pir. -, .�w.. ...a;w �y• ,� rye' - Yi `� f " "• '� I��� i. > , . ',� �tltk, CRiNi UL INVESTIGATIONS IN WHICH THIS ASSISTED OUTSIDE JURISDICTIONS: St. Charles Police Department in a Theft Investigation, Me Lean County Sheriff's Police In a Robbery Investigation Du Page County Sheriff's Police in a Theft Investigation Westmont Police'Department in a Theft Investigation Elmhurst Police Department in a Burglary Investigation Chicago Police Department in a Motor Vehicle Theft Investigation - Berwyn Police Department in a Motor Vehicle Theft Investigation Oak Brook Terrace Police Department in a Burglary to Motor Vehicle Investigation Du Page County Sheriff's Police in 3 Public Indecency Investigation LOCAL CRIMINAL OFFENSES THAT WERE SOLVED: Assault and Battery .......................2 Burglary to Motor Vehicle .................2 Criminal Damage to Property ...............6 Deadly Weapons ............................1 Deceptive Practice .............- ...........I Disorderly Conduct ........ 0 . 6 0 9 0 0 . . ... .. . 0 3 Miscellaneous ....9.......9..9............43 DIVISION ACTIVITIES: Missing Persons ......................2 Narcotics and Related ................1 Sex Offenses .........................1 Suspi,zivus Motor Vehicles...........22 Suspicious Persons ..................12 Theft from Motor Vehicles............2 Theft from Non- residence .............2 12 Criminal Reports originally handled by this Division 55 Follow-up investigations 8- Prisoners processed through this Department 6 Assists to Juvenile Division 4 Applicants fingerprinted 12 Sets of Fingerprint Cards processed - 40 total cards 18 Subjects Investigated - entered in Intelligence File 22 Record Checks ran for various Police Agencies 2 Detective Meetings attended I- Department Staff Meeting attended 1 Department Meeting attended (both Detectives) 1 Narcotic Task Force Meeting attended i Exempt Narcotic Report submitted 1 State of Illinois Jail and Lock-up Report submitted Numerous Stake -out Details in the Oak Brook Shopping Center, Drake Oak Brook Hotel and Sheraton Motor Inn for Motor Vehicle Burglaries and Thefts Detective John Logue took part of his furlough from August 7th through August 13th. DIVISION OVERTIME: 31 hours of follow -up investigations 15hours of various stake -out details M 46 total hours of overtime Respectfully submitted, John W. Logue Detective Division Comvauding AL: + rev � w= G G� r_ ,L , .I � ..� - _ .� L µ;� -.nom.' iL C_. -IL' _.i �.7ti- 1_ c Ty:� Y;" L rt4n , gam. t l 'gt •� w � � bi+ - .WJ..t - �..-r � __ _ <r� a - I^ ) i1 rY� . C .J. Lw� i�v .� �� � r ,Y' �t'r(, t^I wtl ^i�i1^'11'. 'u.:...� it `v'• }: .t �' .. _r.i.F v tC. ^r.. i .. .. _ � I i L i- '1. t1�YT'(1e �'�, n• J '..�.r 1JLi.'AL�� .1. i `t' � r ^tj' l?i'%i t� lTijv r 1- Aggrivated Batteay Ta��i � a9'Aj,-+;ta � � r N fi �` .. t � 1 i C t r1 i� _ . i >t, � �••r�• I t - ,n � 'r i L - -` sj1�. -fC/ s�-t' 7h'J� j'`�i4 �`715v1 r/ rarer .vy� �1ffJ4.., Nirl, t � � a �. �' t•f. � .�•;�t..V.�S,'r Pending Investigation "Ilk l Family Court 1- Liquor Violation Station _Adjustment r ` } 3- Traffic F=Cz • Written Warnings I Released to Paivats JUVEMM BUI= Rip= 1 {' 6- Non-Criminal. Complaints AUMT 3,972 The youth apprehendied after the 100 M.P.H. chase last month received six KontWz Juvenile Contact Reports (lb Male 4 12 ) Contact Incident Disposition 1- Aggrivated Batteay Family Court is- Theft Station Adjustment 6- Criminal Damage Pending Investigation 1- Mmaway Family Court 1- Liquor Violation Station _Adjustment 2- Curfew Local Court 3- Traffic Local Court 2- Minn -Hike Written Warnings 11- Miscellaneous Released to Paivats Number of Cleareds 6- Criminal Complaints 6- Non-Criminal. Complaints The youth apprehendied after the 100 M.P.H. chase last month received six month court supervision.. also he will not be able to obtain a drivers license until the age of 18 yearse A total of 83 BACK TO SCHOOL Posters furnished by the American Automobile association were posted on poles and placed in business houses in the villagee Contact cards fIll®d out and gent to the Illinois Infozmat on FUe on siXteen youths during the mmth. Donald E. Shah Sergeant Youth Bureaas Pburteen hours of ovextiM on follow -ra investigation of Juvenile reUted 008W -A4 durLw the math of Auguste f RADIO TRANSMISSIONS LEADS ME5 SAGES Direct Messages Stolen Vehicles Kissing Persons Stolen or Lost License Plates Stolen Articles , 'Cancel Leads Messages Check for Wanted Persons Check for Stolen Vehicles Drivers License Registration Drivers Owner Registration MICROFICHE Drivers Owner Registration . 50 on file in station -178 sent through LEADS COMPLAINTS Complaints passed on to squads - 472 Complaints handled by Co=mmications Operators - 53 BAIL BOND RECEIPTS FILED Oak Brook Police Department - 158 District 15 (State Police) - 12 BAIL BOND MONEY RECORDED Oak Brook Police Department 43 District 15 (State Police) - 12 TRANSMITTALS TYPED MASTER INDEX CARDS (COMPLAINT) TYPED uER TZON ZNTRM 091AIL.Y ja 6854 197 0 0 2 8 4 34 617 43 540 228 525 170 55 29 1216 • 233 3 WVapple MONTHLY COM MICATIONS REPORT 31 August 72 f RADIO TRANSMISSIONS LEADS ME5 SAGES Direct Messages Stolen Vehicles Kissing Persons Stolen or Lost License Plates Stolen Articles , 'Cancel Leads Messages Check for Wanted Persons Check for Stolen Vehicles Drivers License Registration Drivers Owner Registration MICROFICHE Drivers Owner Registration . 50 on file in station -178 sent through LEADS COMPLAINTS Complaints passed on to squads - 472 Complaints handled by Co=mmications Operators - 53 BAIL BOND RECEIPTS FILED Oak Brook Police Department - 158 District 15 (State Police) - 12 BAIL BOND MONEY RECORDED Oak Brook Police Department 43 District 15 (State Police) - 12 TRANSMITTALS TYPED MASTER INDEX CARDS (COMPLAINT) TYPED uER TZON ZNTRM 091AIL.Y ja 6854 197 0 0 2 8 4 34 617 43 540 228 525 170 55 29 1216 • 233 3 �i, _R 2�" - • - .1 .K #� _ - I. I ..t�. - ,.. .` ,ri Mil :u _ '.ie�"* Av ASST B+ TES T Traffic 166 Criminal 7 Ban--Tiraf fit 6 FIELD COURT DISPOSITIONS ENTRIES 132 CBICAGO POLICE BULLETINS FIUM 31 DAILY WORK RECORDS TYPED 31 DAILY LOG SHEETS TYPED 78 VACANT PREMISES Vacant 66 -Returned 72 Vacant Premises List Updated Daily... AIMS - FM 34 Oak Brook Fire Department -26 Butterfield Fire Department-8 ALAPws - BURGLAR 62 A.D.Te 11 Station Board 37 Recorded 7 Wells Fargo 1 Burns 4 Kedzie Kane 1 Telephone 1 + HURON DUTY 4 HOURS 1 fanale Sgt. Bemice Fagerasn . Cosm�.cations tv iu'"',= - ..'��i�7 s 1- f.,�F' •xr-n• s i`rk i1 5�'jK i,'1`:�;r,3�Y DRAM OAK BROOK 05 August 72 MC DONALDS CORPORATION 25 August 72 MERRILL CHASE GALLERIES 05 August 72 08 August 72 10 August 72 21 August 72 30 August 72 OAK BROOK BANK (MAIN) 9 -ra=cy • FALSE FIRE ALARMS 31 August 72 (fire phone) 3:21 AM (Honeywell) 7:21 PM TOTAL FALSE FIRE ALARMS - 2 FALSE BURGLAR ALARMS 03 August 72 22 August 72 27 August 72 29 August 72 OAK BROOK SANK (DR M -UP) 02 August 72 28 AuVwt 72 (station) b:lu PM 10:14 PM 3:02 AM 9:03 AM 9 :47 PM (station) 11:39 AM 6:25 PM 8 :10 PM 7:38 AM (station) 4 :36 PM 11:47 AM { 4.'y • `L^ _- . _ " i il I X +... - - . ,.J.r._�i..r y..' fi �.� it ' t 1 • i tY. a' , t _ , , ,l a � . ., .L.3 SAV -VAY LIQUOR (recorded) 12 August 72 1:15 AM 17 August 72 10:34 PM s- '' WASTE MANAGEMENT (recorded) - ` -, 01 August 72 8 :39 Alai 15 August 72 7:49 AM `a MAURICE L. ROTHCBILDS (dells Fargo) 18 August 72 1:39 AM POLAROID CORPORATION (Burns) r 06 August 72 7:47 PM 08 August 72 11:36 PM 14 August 72 12:04 AN 26 August 72 12:30 AN OAK BROOK NURSING ROME (telephone) 14 August 72 3:24 AM ,t I.T.T. CORPORATION (Kedzie Kane) ;r 26 August 72 2:36 1PX R. ANDERSON RESIDENCE (station) S 0'i August 72 j 2:39 PN ANTONIOU RESIDENCE (station) 05 August 72 6:12 AM >r 31 August 72 11:40 FM COLLINS RESIDENCE (station) 06 August 72 8 :25 PM Fj- �R 751" 4 BROOK FOREST SCHOOL (station) 21 August 72 7:25 AM ESSLEY MACHINES (station) 29 August 72 4:35 PH XEROX CORPORATION (ADT) OAK IROOK,POLO CLUB (station), 10:32 AM I. 18 August 72 12:53 AM 19 August 72 07 August 72 -5:07 AM 24 August 72 10:24 PM 12 August 72 8:39 AN (ADT) 14 August 72 10:31 PH 23 August 72 OAK BROOK BATH b TEMS (station) 25 August 72 6:15 PM SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. 05 August 72 8:52 AM 10:30 PM 28 August 72 2 :00 M BJUSON BROTHERS (ADT) 02 august T� 12:25 AN IMPACT GRAPHICS (station) (ADT) 21 August 72 4:42 FM 25 August 72 2:35 Pm BROOK FOREST SCHOOL (station) 21 August 72 7:25 AM ESSLEY MACHINES (station) 29 August 72 4:35 PH XEROX CORPORATION (ADT) 05 August 72 10:32 AM 18 August 72 12:53 AM 19 August 72 8:20 AM 24 August 72 10:24 PM BRUNSWIM CORPORATION (ADT) 12 August 72 6:11 PM 23 August 72 8:00 pm 25 August 72 6:15 PM SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. 01 August 72 10:30 PM 14 August 72 6:13 AN BJUSON BROTHERS (ADT) 02 august T� 12:25 AN PEW COMMLS (ADT) 19 August 72 703 AN I-V "'eyq-q ,x-.fJ' )- -. tF "tT 3� S V CM RESIDENCE (recorded) 23 August 72 2:30 PM HEALY RESIDENCE (recorded) 08 August 72 3:11 PH ty HUGHES RESIDENCE (station) 27 August 72 9:53 PM KROMER RESIDENCE ( station) 06 August 72 8:53 PM 14 August 72 11;13 PM L& PLACE RESIDENCE (station) 18 August 72 9:45 AM MAGNUSON RESIDENCE (station) 02 August 72 10.48 AN 14 August 72 1:05 PM 14 August 72 4:07 PM MARCY RESIDENCE (station) 09 August 72 6:39 PM 12 August 72 5:49 PM 20 August 72 7:56 AM NUTINI RESIDENCE (station) 11 August 72 1:16 PM RANSFORD RESIDENCE (station) 27 August 72 5:55 AM 28 August 72 1:55 AM TEST RESIDENCE, (recorded) 6 09 August 72 106650 AM TOTAL BURGLAR AIAM49 62 00 SGTfP• B. y �-+ to v O %D " V + 8 y � �CA,? 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'i h F'I� d S} 1",,�. +a} r,Y i, v ;,.= ',:J�in%;� aw�.l+v `Jh lejr_w .,A a,. Yr .A: i..,2_r, ., r .'r� .,.p 9 , � • - �� V '.�Y,. S.r'L� -� I. - .sr_��• q,.+ r ln"lr'�Yi�'r yts �, r L% i �' �,l ter.. h''r 'pa`f �'t�`f >••h i r - r i f �.r +F.., a�T� b +ti,;rzniY� r - .ALP +s4 tin r, � Y t� a +� r,� i',r -' , ' T7 C•�`P,7!'a'�i�f - "f. R s rYET; � ia't _ +I` r ,5 _ r _ •�„13,w - ej' F, L�.t OAKS IUD 5f. Tot <rsr= r;a CHIN' R. L. SIZMWRH FRRO' M: LIRtITRNANT A. CSR�i " ° �t SUBJECT t VEHICLE OPERATION COSTS " AUGUST 1972 DINE SBPi�BER 6. 1972 � r �.. • �st�+Mtlssw�ryr - ny. a S , I • . 1 I Attached is the sheet showing the statistics concerning the Vehicle Operation Costs for the month of August, and a running total of operation costs from the mouth of January 1972, to the present.,.. ,z ACC:mam r e y II h ` r . � J 5C Respectfully submitted, Lieutenant A. Ceren Administration 4 — I '. 0" � - Al 1-1 p "I � 11 -;, " " " r I !W �7 "r;r , " V, MM r , rrb 7,,'�r T 71 D IT % �A '. 91 ACTIVITY REPORT TRAFFIC CRIMINAL NON-TRAFFIC PARKING WARNING 02ESTS ARRESTS TI TICKETS TICKETS LT. CEREN 1 0 3 0 0 SGT. MANDEL 2 0 0 0 0 SGT. SHAW 11 0 10 2 1 SGT. JANIK 19 1 0 0 2 SGT. ARTL 0 0 0 2 0 PTL. TESCMM 10 0 2 31 3 PTL. POSTER 30 0 0 158 0 PTL. SAVAGLIO 2 0 0 3 3 PTL. COLIDNER 7 0 0 1 3 PTL. DE LISE 8 2 0 2 0 PTL. GOLZ 10 2 0 3 0 PTL. ROMANI 6 0 0 1 3 PTL. FLEMING 4 0 0 2 2 PTL. CAVALIER 2 0 0 0 1 PTL. HAYES 9 1 0 17 2 PTL. RAIL 0 0 0 0 0 PTL. WALLACE 0 0 0 0 0 PTL. LECK 45 0 0 6 10 DET. LOGUE refer to Detective Division Report BET. CARLSON refer .to Detective Division Report PEARSON (BLDG, DEPT.) 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 166 6 6 228 30 � s 6`31 ?'tl � � � - _ . i.I '. ���>' rt�, i+ r— �r "�4'�.a�`i54 �f �t,r �_�irr{" t�: il.�r�4 �•t�.r t' ,� va'a`�7J'+lr�. < rc n OAK BRODX POLICE DEPARTMENT TRAINING PROGRAM REPORT OCTOBER 1971 - PRESENT PROPOSED TRAINING PROGRAri OBJECTIVES: r krt(�r�P, Yrx > }u;• 'w'+'3'n„btb'iI ?rl'i�._.a�-Iz r -= '-q.'"j.�y3;'. �wJyiJ:7L :+� I � �, t .7�%�?4, r =C-; �:,:^- t`{?s'..r i;R:� -a_5.t: t>y�m ?•fox. ,iLx= ain.-t'.= _ ; }'�e'°'- er:S {i1 1-.�' >'='�� 1. Up --date and revise training files. 2. Provide slide films for roll -call training. 3. Institute active firearms practice and instruction. 4. Encourage participation in police oriented college curriculum. 5. Encourage and provide in- service training. 6. Encourage participations in police correspondence schools when available. 7. Flexible instruction at monthly meeting in form of file, lectures or demonstrations. 8. Encourage use of police library. 9. Distribution of literature and information relevant to current police methods and techniques. The program is designed with flexibility in mind. It is diversified enough for everyone's interests and each individual has the option of seeking his cwa level of involvement. PROGRESS OF PROGRAM: Training Files : UP -DATED 16 PENDING 7 Roll -Call Trains Films: Twenty Films Exhibited Roll -Call Training Films have been very successful, in that indicated atten- dance shows enthusiastic participation. Comments from various personnel endorse the films value and usefulness in adding to increased personal competence. The films shall continue on a rotating basis. Shootin& Program: 5 Firearms training sessions since February 1 Shotgun shoot 1 Session, April, cancelled because of Foster illness This program, under the direction of Patrolamn Foster, has been proving along well. Up to September, the firearms training sessions consisted of a thirty -s.�ot Camp Perry Course (Bull's Eris) and a thirty -shot Combat Course. 5 l }�0+^tt�A�"ka'id'K ? ^V V_.l� � i t_':4�;G �`T'_Y_�; " "7`i (����� "•'Sd�i�rl �+'J'`�';I•<ys7��7��jJ > >,ii+P ityL�V�i ^,%f.4s't'f_;n' *t- . nL'i,fir`'f, P_�_! ._:�k . . �t °r� Jcii Tin�'iur �w SrI�S�Lr tij y ((t , LJ. ""i Vl '.1 F.ri of a 5 ' "a,,tr,rt= -I ,�t��uh�wfst_s,�r rt=e r vT r i3 n t ?",�i � ^a �2.351rt��,�rh q��iF �°: �t.�t:� _l= � st,:t,�� �if� r_ {n'_� ,'• • s7.53R., j - 'h1 �, Y' _ lin ,iii _/'rtA Sr•.µ} � r �J� 4 •�Y During October, a session will be devoted -to instruction conducted by an v F.B.I. auto weapons instructor. ,f n Beginning in November, the shooting program will be revised to a more comprehensive combat program because if its greater probability of use. The Camp Perry Bull's Eye Course will be dropped from the Department's training program, but interested shooters can, if they choose, shoot the Camp Perry Course in outside competition. There will be two shot gun training sessions a year. Comae Participation: 13 Officers attended college courses during the year. College participation during the past year by officers of the department has exceeded all expectations. There is no question that the village's incentive and recognition plan has done much to provide motivation and encouragement toward the success of this area of the training program. Recognition of the need for profes- sionalization of the servicemay also be cited as a strong motivator. Lt. Caren received his Associate Degree in Police Science last June. This brings the total number of department members possessing Associate Degrees to four. 4 Officers with Associate Degrees. Of our new patrolmen, one possesses a Bachelor Degree in Criminal Justice and another is only a few hours short of an Associate Degree in Police Science. At present three department members are working toward Bachelor Degrees in police related majors. Six department members are working for their Associate Degrees in Police Science. With continued participation and encouragement in the college program, Oak Brook can be assured of obtaining and maintaining the highest quality Police Personnel in the entire area. In Service Training: 16 In-Service Training schools either atterled or currently enrolled in by: 13 Department members The above in-- service training includes basic training school for new officers as well as advanced specialized courses for older experienced officers. ' 1 Juvenile School 1 Supervision 1 Shooting Instruction Course 1 Training Instructor Course �(r'dS SUTk "�.��zrfcu�{y�a��� �- •',�'�}w. -�;�.� _ 4.:, .�r rJr��.��z.r., .�. _ � -i; ��t,.- .�_... r..__� ��r��i ' � .r'�- a= 'S'�M`,+ 2 narcotic Courses 1 Bomb Course 1 Ident- O-git Course 1 AAdvanced Finger Print Course 3 Accident Investigation Courses 3 Basic Police Schools 1 LEADS Radio Operator School 16 Total 1&-Service Training Courses Police Correspondence Courses: The, correspondence courses offered by the Chica; % Police Academy has been closed to suburban police departments for over a year. As a result, participa- tion was non - existent. These courses v-ere, however, re- opened to suburban police departments last month and information disseminated on their total certificate program was obtained by our department. Response to these courses by department members has been satisfactory considering the short notice received. 6 Members currently enrolled 14 Courses being taken Monthly Meeting Training: - Because of the flexibility in this phase of the training program, training is not always conducted at every meeting, particularly when pressing department business is at issue. Lectures and demonstrations have been provided by Chief Sizemore regarding: Television Equipment Inhalator Usage Weapons Safety Ambulance Procedure Ambulance Equipment Usage Department Rroeedure and Policy Departmental Records Radio Procedure Other Miscellaneous Topics of Police Interest This area of training, because of its flesibie nature is being considered for further development and a more diversified curriculum. Police Library: Five new books added to library during period. The police library is being used by department members as references for various research projects, personal information, and college coarse supplementary readings. Mx `tu Vtrat ,: ay. �r�_t^�-. _ '-i-'_ ,un i"Z-'i•v, ,w. .z .�v,��,/1K H. 41'b �r 1R"`r"'f; 'mot ,'} i. 5 d - :Ica r {,y^tJ r 4�` =1 ti a cny;a a y r �dj ' r5`. � _-� 5�.. _ - _ _ _ __ _ _ ! ii i.�.,.._ �M1 "� =i 'K.?``ir =it {'INr w t� ;;;k,�riik��� F _ - Y. fit• t1,; `r.�;.�%,ti,� u• �; ^ {�:?i _ �rr�{ {u1,q ' t17'�1. +C'Fn,a 7o�r t � . '3.1 t'3.bx y _, �'.• r `",,f•`1•� -! Nom,= e+- �- y��.1p� {kr^ i nJ •1. �lhl'ct' -�..'ry :. /Ir`n 'K. ;�_L i 4� i -0�i. i f lit % 4 ', Jl' �4. 1 ° - U�' l� -, 4;'­ �t'f��'• �',4s�;'y „'e,�:�' i3;t�yn��' ,�IL:J'/ yS +a,. U(��.” r M.I•'��1' {_.�Ja{1�yVn i'LWa •_W •'C ��i'P(i' . .�i!'dM1u�c. -t+. ^'r y, .1T'"�ii9 _•a,.�„_{.k ee„ _o pA :r$ t'v+, 1 r - F o ' International Chiefs of Police Training Keys and Police Magazine subscriptions :3 bound in loose leaf folders are available from police library. Literature Distribution: Newest editions of Illinois State Statutes Chapter 38 issued to all department "^ members. New Illinois Motor Vehicle Codes issued to all department members. Six copies of Illinois Uniform Complaint books placed throughout police station for quick reference. New Equipment: Sony Television Equipment This piece of equipment has great future potential as a training aid and will be utilized wherever and whenever possible. During the year the te;-,.vision equip- meat has primarily been used by the traffic division for critical traffic control research. Television was also utilized in a criminal case where a confession was obtained on video tape and used for showing new personnel. In viewing the overall training program it becomes evident that since its re-- establishment last October, it has been exceedingly successful. All proposed phases have been initiated in varying degrees. The participation by department members in general has indicated their devotion to their profession and their dedication to continued self -- improvement in an effort to better serve the community. 7 ectfully submi ted, 0-�. �A rDe�rtment E. Te:schke Training Officer I I yf .;y ^ �,.,�a., �; _ ._ .Y.. �._ ��, ; t r- :,.r.. •r -� ;u _ _ ,- _ _'F�a 1cIA � „�i1n't =t;a � f1' :Y_L`J _ R�.G �;� f ; i2.t _ f +tj ;'.._ i f a,^ �"4 �r� ��,r,�•�rai r,�.'o �, :µ °••+ j 'd :�z' i, ry �, ��Y IT i 9 a /r.�� Y,vj's F Lt ri.1 it °vaT'•�'.".f��x � �i�� 1.+ {' f. k.' �..f L �� ,`K if1 �'• .. "� �; �[_ ,1", Ny ' IY '`.a:,� ~ f"�` � ` 2' E' Sia _•�.1.. Y_�-. 7 :]_= � L � t. �;1 st,�'.a .. _ :r, �" i'- F,i• _iai }'+ r�pt 1�i'. -'rrv� :4'ea ;,.dip ,. 'ke1_r Lei' _ _ 3s .a '4 .�'•"' _ � �u i..;+iS�:i��`.�' P - ,, }' -, _ ' f rt ___ �y�`* *��,y O� A K 8-��t 0 K' F I ,R E 0PA-W rE 'V � ENT VILLAGE OF OAK 8R0 '4K 1212 OAK BROOK ROAD OAK BROOK, ILLINOIS 60521 ARTHUR it W CW September 6, 1972 kwnm None 654.2me Honorable President Samuel Dean and Members of the Village Boards Gentlemew The report of the Village of Oak Brook fire department for the month of August 1972, including the fire alarm responses, the estimated losses, training details, the fire prevention and fire -inspection activities are herewith submitted for your information and approval. August 2. Fire call, Brook Forest School, false Alarm. 5. Fire call, O.B.Center, Auto fire. $ 100.00 5. Bomb threat, Red Coach Inn. 9. Bomb threat, 1401 W. 22nd. St. 10. Fire call, 7 Ivy Lane. House fire. $ 6,500.00 10. Fire call, 22nd. St & York Rd. Auto fire. $ 100.00 12. Fire call, O.B.Center. Auto fire. $ 50.00 15. Fire call, 2625 Butterfield Rd. Bldg. fire. $ 100.00 15. Wash dawn, 22nd. St. & Rt. 83. Auto Acc. 16. Fire call, 1513 W. 16th. St. Douse fire. $ 750.00 18. Fire call, 5 Brighton Ln. Electrical fire. $ 50.00 20. Fire call, 9 Bradford Ln. Kitchen fire. $ 650.00 20. Service call, Stand by on air strip. 21. Wash dawn, 100 O.B.Center Mall. Auto fire. $ 100.00 25. Fire call, 22nd. 6► Spring Rd. Gas Station. $ 50100000 25. Fire call, 2111 Enco Dr. False Alarm. 25. Service Call, 1 Regent Dr. Pump basement. 26. Fire call, 26 Sheffield Ln. House fire. $ 70000.00 26. Service call, 44 Mockingbird Ln. Punp basement. 26. Service call, 15 Heather Ln. Pump basement. 26. bService call, 8 Heather Ln. Pump basement. 26. Fire call, 615 W. 22nd. St. Transformer Explosion. $ 5,000.00 26. Fire call 2806 Meyers Rd. Auto fire. $ 50.00 28. Service gall, O.B.Sports Core. Assist Public Service Co. with rubber boat. 28. Fire call, 3507 N. Adams Rd. Garage fire. $ 25.00 31. Fire call, 22nd. St. & enterprise Dr. Auto fire. $ 50.00 rr y� i.'. ;.w- .•7'�i� „t „ w ti r r�rYi��'r�= �iSt nrFL ^b. �c a.�,y„rti, v_,1 r, y ?:a��� 7 t ”: rsti`tt'; 15 iJ v P�'�} ✓ r . 1 yS Lr�L�,yy- ., .,_ 'r `,t. +�ilr7 =s. _ 4��� �"�f: �q sdi "' . > -• _ A• r�s/' �ni_ .�.k .hln A{{ t,,k _ t) t'�yJ� �siri 4..,r, .r�h;^Gr',, •"'��- -0�f./i'st_1!�i�L�r -.7 �r r.� wag +�� �Si Jl drr �t x,•�_ 3�^ r• 'n Sx+} "' � Ps: )r '-N"i "rin•.r;Y f" �f^�:.I *f- �i � `r'J ..� �jL +�' fR'r s !Zy a.. )fig �, sr�s. ter s -.w.`,.Ji'n J :1ly� dJe4 �;r 5Jk' I,ttir c) ! l� ,i!i" tJ? :aJ x „�� +.att su-,•� 11.�5„ fkl;r'� a�l'axF�,y�,l.�` \: z3” r >c� "��s. f!�» .1 L! + nm p'i f'Y'.t�'; \ �f(�it'ii t�19 a } -4w ,ry L.. \'� 51.1.1 -' %i ' -�- •- rl<nr�Yl� Y�tt�)tr��rf,i �Jr! t'ii1F.i SFr .S '�i���lgt/ ,l.y''ha4^,m,{J �4, 1�lYl }, +ly _�y+��R.= �3=_i ='s �y�aor "t "r�,+n'�JSt .���cF;l xr` o rV�i„� i4»., � ,. ,.. _ . � w -s +r �� r . iv a .. �� � ��I �Ju , � i r� �� �` 'ihU i ,;+7F °�, +fSrl„1 r,^,. r•11, .�i . � �' L �.. a i�t `; '� i _ r _t., i � u � ; 1 u!^„,� ! J J- �� +� r � � � ' e t' t � i.P'„ f • +it ; I h -- .ti ^h } r•� t Ya- � _ �,Ym _ f , =/ 5£ � Vh.; - S{.. =r rY�� -i x'r +, S•6 5�' A � i +'Ci;)y?A ;jY4� t, Fire Alarm"*port . continued ' s, I. I I I of l L L i S 1 NOTE Oak Brook Fire Station Number Two, was put into active services on August 16th.The response vehicles located in this station at the present time are, one 1250 G„P.M. pumper, one 85 ft. elevating platform, one master stream vehicle and the latest creation of the -Oak Brook fire department, one self contained foam generating trailer* This vehicle is a ccopanion piece to our master stream unit. There are presently four men stationed at this station during the day, while three are stationed at night. The members of this department would like to take this opportunity to whole heartedly thank the members of the Village Board for providing this fine fire department facility L` �y Bomb threats ............ 2 - Wash DcWDs • .......... , .. 2 ' ,¢ Calls SService a11® s..r•.•s••• 6 -Fire Calls ...,•..r <..... 16 TOTAL ALARMS .00000000000 26 FIRE LOSS FOR AUGUST .... $ 25, 625.00 Flood 1cAs .............. $ 120500.00 VALUE at RISK ...•....... $ 8,993.000.00 Average manpower response on General Alarms ....., 12 men, I. I I I of l L L i S 1 NOTE Oak Brook Fire Station Number Two, was put into active services on August 16th.The response vehicles located in this station at the present time are, one 1250 G„P.M. pumper, one 85 ft. elevating platform, one master stream vehicle and the latest creation of the -Oak Brook fire department, one self contained foam generating trailer* This vehicle is a ccopanion piece to our master stream unit. There are presently four men stationed at this station during the day, while three are stationed at night. The members of this department would like to take this opportunity to whole heartedly thank the members of the Village Board for providing this fine fire department facility L` �y TRUMM L -el t m1sv x ITT -Regular 5 platoon 10 Special Drillssoosowo*eoss000n 14 Total 29 Total Man hours spent in drill.,.. 263 FIRE PREVENTION AND INSPECTION REPORT: Schools and instituticonsee...0000-3 Places of AsseMbly.&**ae**9e*&&*al3 comercialo.0000eoo.e*0000000000*88 Industrial .... ...................37 K"cellaneous..00e00000000000eeeo 5 Total August inspections.....*... 146 Total 1972 inspections........... 942 Violation orders issued....0006.. 14 Violations ccmplied is No violations found .............. 19 Total fire prevention hours ...... 263 hours. Fire Hydrant Report= The testing, e-painting and maintainance of Oak Brook Fire Hydrants continues on a almost daily basis* Respectfully; Arthur D. Shles Chief Oak Brook Fire Department. MA _ _ �. � __ •_I _ r.. A,=.s— �^� Itn.�.<_ � + U ix _ _ Icy , F YILIAGE'OF OAK BROOK Monthly ,,.Repor t of August, 1972 NEW SUBDIVISION: Brook Forest Unit V - Asphalt paving surface course completed. 4 - Corporate Plaza Unit I - Curbing at CBBI driveway coiripleted. Corporate Plaza Unit II - Final plat was recorded and excavation started. -- Rickert's Division - Final plat was approved by Village Board and recorded. Oak Brook Development Company Subdivision #5 - Plat was checked and approved by Plan Commission subject to certain conditions. Bartlomei's Subdivision - Plat was checked and approved by the Plan Commission. White Oak Lane Subdivision - Final plat was recorded. McDonald's Subdivision - Final plat was recorded. MISCELLANEOUS INSPECTIONS: Numerous inspections have been made to examine various street and drainage problems and work being done on ipproved permits. Numerous inspections were made in conjunction with Hinsdale Sanitary District Trunk Sewer job and Special Assessment jobs concerning restoration of streets. I® Inspections have been made of the new Fire Station. _MISCELLANEOUS: Annexation plats were prepared for 2 areas on Liberty Drive (Oak Brook Hills Road), and were recorded following annexation. Preliminary sketches were prepared for Public Works Building on the Village Hall site. Several meetings were attended with reference to Oak Brook Utility Company. I attended the Illinois Municipal league Public Works Committee meeting in Springfield. EPA and Division of Transportation problems were discussed. one item pointed out was a bill which would allow greatly increased load limits for certain construction trucks, and which would prevent local agencies from restrict- ing these loads. Village Manager Urhausen sent a letter to the Governor on this, and was later notified that the bill was vetoed. -I - 7irr ti ` - - , - - -__ __ } ' r,Sf �._?.r �'s IR 3t 1t r 41-•a J ��'' -�y, t ^ p.� �r 1', t �t7tfi: V14 }a- --: T di��',v'i1�� „�� r•.�..�J• _ i �'- L „ns' _ _ �i.L'z at`.ig'*,a�', y"_ "� � . r _ _� f.: �� ` e I� Y /� /'L�ri �'�6 fr „� 1 di' 4 n �Y •� a ' ` i i i , i � , r � t � -r' _ 3 , t of, U to 1972'' r Other legislation was,mentioned'which would require state agency approval re , ,fairr� -emP3 ay!mm pr -acts ces, , #or ` E .,contra; or , orpu rrhases, µ PERMIT FEES' - $355..50 ' ` SUBDIVISION FILING FEES - $50.00 SUBDIVISION RECORDING FEE - $16.75 - BLUEPRINTS - $15.00 TOTAL: $437.25 GAD /cc k e t ;Res ectfully submitted J , / George Dunkirk Village Engineer