HomeMy WebLinkAbout2011-02-28 AgendaAGENDA
VILLAGE OF MORTON GROVE
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
TO BE HELD AT TIME RICHARD T. FLICKINGER MUNICIPAL CENTER
February 28, 2011
7:00 pm
Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
y. Roll gall
4. Approval of Minutes - Special Meeting of February 14, 2011
Regular Meeting; of February 14, 2411
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Special Reports
a. Presentation by James and Yvette Karp regarding Morton Grove Foundation "Taste 2011"
Public Hearings
Residents' Comments (agenda items only)
President's Report - Atiminislration. Nor lhwest ,kfunicipul Conference, Council ctf MoVors. TIF
Comrnitree, Capital Proiects, Real Estate Cctmminee
a. Proclamation - Severe Weather Preparedness Week - February 28 _. March S, 2011
ClerJCs Report - Lei, =ul, t'ahie and 7islecornmuniccrlions ('vmmzssoil
Staff Reports
a. Village Administrator
t) Miscellaneous Reports and Updates
I-% Corporation Counsel
I 1. Reports by Trustees
a. Trustee DiMaria -- C "omrmnrit'v and Aconumic Development Department, Waukegan Road TIF
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Review, omprehensive Nam Real F'stme Comminee, Lehigh /hervi.v T 11,' Reviexv, Economic
Development, Dempster Sireel Corridor Ilan (Trustee I'lidl)
1) Ordinance 11 -04 (Introduced Februart� 14, 2011) (Second Reading)
Granting Amendments to the Special Use Permit for the Property Located at 6400 Lincoln
Avcnuc for Exceptions to the Unified Development C=ode for Sidewalks and Lot Coverage
2) ordinance 11 -10 (Introduced Echruary 28,, 2011) (First Reacting)
Authorizing an Economic Incentive and Tax increment Allocation Financing Ecvetoprnent
Agreement by and between the Village and Keith R- Jackson
b. Trustee Gontberg - Finance Deportment, C'ommunily Relations Commission, Finance Advisarp
C'ommfs. Rion, Norlhivest Municipal Conference. C °ondcnninium AssockWon (Trustee 9'nth)
c. Trustee (,rear - Firer Departmeni, Emergency 1111anogemenl Agency, RED Center, N711"STA,
Police and Fire Commission (Trustee DiMaria)
d. Trustee Marcus - !-amity and Senior ,Services Department, Police Deparimem, Environmemal
11valth, police anti Fire C "ommissirm 17' Communications, Chamber at Commerce ( Trustee
Goinberg)
I ) Resolution 11 -11 (Introduced hebrmuy 28, 201 f)
Authorizing the purchase oC Police Pursuit Vehicles through the Illinois State Bid
Procurement program, Contract 94011 5559
e. Trustee Thill Public Hlorks, C,'apiial ProVecis, D -affic Safety C. "omurission, Natural Resource
Commission, .Solid 6Y'aste Agency of Norlhern Cook Cnunly, Advisory Commission on Aging
(Trusiee Marcus)
I) ordinance 11 -05 ( Introduced Febraart., 14. 2011) (Second Reading)
Amonding Title 5, Chapter 13, Article h, Section I Entitled "No Parking ~Streets" and Title
5, Chapter 13. Article F. Section 3 F"raitled "Thne Limii Parking Zones- of the Municipal
Code of the Viiiage to Add parking Restrictions on Chestnut Street
2) ordinance 11-06 (Introduced February 14, 2011) (Second Reading)
Amending Thle 5, Chapter 13, Article P. Section I Entitled "No Parking Sheets" of the
Municipal Code of the Village to Add Parkins, Restrictions on School Street
3) Ordinance 11 -07 l'Intruduced Fehruarr 14, 2011) (Second Reading)
Amending Title 5, Chapter 13. Article F, Section 1 Entitled "A'o Parking Streets' and `fide
5. Chapter 13. Article Fr, Section 3 € rititled "Time Limit Parking Zones" of the Municipal
Code of the Village to Add Parking Restrictions on Major Street
It. Reports by Trustees (continued')
a. Trustee Thill (continued)
4) Ordinance 11-08 (Inlroduced hehruar v 14, 2011) (,Second Reading)
Amending; Titic 5, Chapter 13, Article F. Section 1 untitled ` JVo Parking Strew- of the
Municipal Code of the Village to Add Parking Restrictions on Austin Avenue
5) Ordinance 11 -0) (Introduced Felrruary 14, 2011) (Second Reading)
Amending Title 5, Chapter 13. Article h. Section f Entitled "No Park' g Slreeis ", and
"{tile 5, Chapter 13= Article F, Section 3 Entitled "Time Lirrmir Parking, 7one.s" and Title 5.
Chapter 13. Article I„ Section 1 entitled "No 'Pruck Parking" of the ;Municipal Code of the
Village to Add Parking) Restrictions on Dempster Street
6) Resolution 11 -08 (lntrodaced February 28, 2011)
Authorizing the Execution of a Service Contract Extension with Lyons Electric Cxmnpany
for the 2011 Traffic Signal and Street Lighting Maintenance Program
7) Resolution 11-09 (hilroduced Felrrawly 28, 2011)
Authorization to Execute Separate Contracts with Arrow Road Construction Company
and Peter Baker and Son Company for the 2011 Material Purchasing Program
8) Resolution 11 -10 (Introduced February 28, 2011)
Authorization to Execute a Contract with Gaffncy's Protective Maintenance, Inc. for the
Traffic Signal lamps Retrofit Project
f. Trustee Toth - Building Delrarimend, Atlreorance Co nai."ion, Cupiial Projects,
/Torn £'omnission/loning Board o. fAppeals (),ustee dreary
12. Other Business
11, Presentation of Warrants - S452,407.29
14, Residents' Comments
15. Executive Session -- Personnel Matters, Labor Negotiations, fending Litigation. and heal Estate
16. Adjournment - To ensure All occessibihilY and egtvwl parricipnrion for at/ imereved cio --onv, inclroidnols 11,01 disahilaiec
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MINUTES OF THE FFIURUARY 14, 201 I, SPECIAL MEETING
OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
RICHARD T. FLICKINGER MUNICIPAL CENTER
6101 CAPULINA AVENUE
:MORTON GROVE, ILLINOIS 60053
Pursuant to proper notice in accordance with the Open Meetings Act, the special meeting was
called to order at 6:01 pin by Village president Daniel J. Staackmann who led the assemblage in
the pledge ofallegiance. In attcndance were:
Elected Officials: Mayor Daniel J. Staackmann, and Trustees Dan EDiMaria (arrived
late at 6:03 pm }, Larry Gombcrg, William Grear. Sheldon Marcus,
John Thill, Maria Toth and Village Cleric Tony Kalogcrakos
Absent Nione
Village Staff: Village Administrator Joseph I. Wadc. Corporation Counsel
Teresa lloffnan Liston. Community and Economic [Development
Director John Said, Finance Director /Treasurer 4an Horne, and
E=ire Chief'I om Friel
Also present: 'None
Mayor Staackmann stated the purpose of the meeting was to discuss pending litiratiott. personnel
issues. and the sale of Village owned real estate property, all of which are appropriate for
Executive Session,
Trustee Marcus then moved to adjourn to Executive Session to discuss pending litigation.
personnel issues, and the sale of Vihage owned real estate properly, The motion was seconded
by "trustee Gomberg and approved unanimously pursuant to a roll call vote at Galt pm.
At the- conclusion of the Executive Session, Trustee Marcus moved to adjourn the Special
Meeting. The 'notion was seconded I5v Trustee Thill and approved unanimousiy pursuant to a
voice call vote at 6:59 pm.
Minutes by Tony S. Kaiogerakos, Village
5pccial meeting minutes- U° -I,,-1 I
CALL TO ORDER
Village President Dan Staackmann called the meeting to order at 7�00 p.m. After leading the
assemblaae in the Pledge of Allegiance, he directed the Village Clerk to call the roT
/|. Village Clerk Tony Ka|ugerakos called the roll. Present were: Trustees Dan DiMana.Larry
Gomberg Bill Grear, Shel Marcus, John Thill, and Maria Toth,
IlL APPROVAL OF MINUTES
a, Regarding the Minutes of the Special Meeting {d January 24.2811` Trustee Diulahamoved,
seconded by Trustee Toth, to accept the Minutes as presented, There was no discussion
Motion passed unanimously via voice vote,
Regarding the Minutes uf the January 24.2011 Regular Meeting, Trustee [Vh1ahemoved,
seconded by Trustee Marcus, to accept the Minutes as presented, There was no discussion
Motion passed unanimously via voice vote
|V, SPECIAL REPORTS
Present
Planned 2011 Objectives
a Economic Development Commission (EDC) Chairman David Lewis said that the Commission
a comprised cf Morton Grove business owners and residents who volunteer their time tn pro-
mote theUuo|nes$cononnunity.Theyworkxvi!htheM0rtonGrnvoCha/"be/oyCornrne/ce.tAe
Morton Grove library, Trustee liaison Dan DiMana. and Economic Development Director John
Said io retain existing businesses and attract new ones to the Village He said it's been
challenging due to the economic climate. but the Commission feels it's making progress,
Mr. Lewis said one example cf the Commission's promotional -efforts has been k>feature
local businesses in the Village's quarterly newsletter to increase awareness of the featured
business, its products and/o/ services, and their availability The goal is to encourage
residents \o shop locally. These business profiles began with the Fall 2Q1V newsletter and
will continue through the foreseeable future, Business owners who have been featured have
reported a noticeable increase in traffic \o their stores The profiles focus onindependent,
privately-owned businesses that do not have the benefit of 'corporate' marketing support,
Some of these businesses have been serving Morton Grove for decades� Mr, Lewis said this
i$ one way nf thanking them for their long-term commitment to the Village
IV. SPECIAL REPORTS (continued)
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Mr. Lewis said the Commission ism the pn}t8Ssnf developing aStn/8�nntAnPr0g:an)bv
vvmrkioVwith inua| schools and prope�yownoroto display large-scale student anm/urkin�
several vacant stores on DemDsteF Street. He said the goal of this program is to involve
students and property owners in a joint effort to make Dempster more attractive during the
reconstruction process. and to make the storefronts more attractive to potential new tenants,
d Last summer, 'Econorno Development Director John Said and SeVeTal EDC members assisted
with the business outreach efforts prior to the beginning of the construction on Dempster
They visited with property owners along Dempster to discuss the project and distribute free
parking signs. This io another example o[ maintaining contact with the storenx.ne/eund
demonstrating the Vi/i4ge's commitment iu1he health of their business.
e The EDCioplanning a Community Business Awards program \o honor local business owners
who take special pride in the appearance of their establishments, The awards program will
include * nomination and selection process and will likely start |n spring of2U11. They will
work with the Chamber tu promote this program.
f, A real estate event that introduces real estate professionals to the Village and its available
retail, commercial, and industrial properties is in the planning stages. The event would include
a breakfast or a luncheon and would feature presentations from Viiiage officials highlighting its
attributes and characteristics. Hopefully this would generate interest and encourage these
/emhorsio suggest to their dients\4 locate or relocate \o Morton Grove.
g Additionally, the EDCis utilizing local media \u help promote the Village, Examples include
editorial contrioutions to the Morton Grove Patch.com and Triblocal, and appearances on
cable channel 5to discuss EDC programs, activities, and events, The EDC plans {oexpand
their media efforts this year.
h� Mr. Lewis closed his presentation by thanking the members 0f the Commission for their
continued commitment and hard work, stating that he was fortunate tobe surrounded bya
group of very talented people, He also reminded everyone that the EDC meets the third
Monday of every month at5.3Op.m at Village Hall in the second floor conference room,
Meetings are open to Morton Grove residents and ideas and suggestions are welcome.
y� PUBLIC HEARINGS
NONE
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(Agenda Items Only)
NONE
\YL PRESIDENT'S REPORT
Mayor Staackmann aseed for a motion to concur with his appointment of Janice Cha to the
CsmoouniW Relations Commission, Trustee Gonnborgmu moved, seconded hy Trustee ThN
Motion passed unanimously via voice vote,
VII. (continued)
2, Mayer Staackmann also read for the record a press release issued by the Village, addressing
the situation with School District B7. The statement emphasized that the Village has nu
jurisdiction over the School District's decision ns sell or not sell property itowns Some
members Of Village staff have been present atthe meetings that School District h7 has held
to get community input. They have made presentations on what the Village can do to help the
School District, without raising real estate iaxes higher than they have to. and how the Village
could assist the School District, should A decide tosell The Village has taken on the job o[
doing research and presenting facts, to hopefully help School District officials make a rational
and informed decision, as well as identifying the changes that would occur should the school
property be sold. The release states that if the School District sold the building, the potential
new business that would acquire the property could generate $200.000 in real estate taxes
annually (a conservative estimate) and S500.000 in sales tax revenue annually, The Village
would be negligent if it did not look at the benefits of that kind of revenue opportunity. T he
statement ended with Mayor Staackmann s promise that the Village Board will continue to
work toward and for the best interest o[ Morton Grove,
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The mayor said he hopes that this statement clarifies the Village's position on the matter.
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Clerk Kalogerakos noted that the Morton Grove Foundation s annual "Taste" fundraiser would
ba held et5:3up ro,nH March 1O,,aL the White Eagle in Niles Tickets are 33Omadvance,
$4Dot the door. Tickets are available ai Inland Bank, Century %1Marino, and Village Hall
Clerk Kalogerakos announced that early voting for the April 5, 2011 Consolidated Municipal
Election will begin On March 14 and run through March 31 Early voting will be available inthe
Mayor's Conference Room. second floor of Village Hall.
a Mr Wade announced that John Said will be doing a presentation on the Villages application
for a grant from the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP) for future uses of the
Village's industrial properties Mr. Said explained that CMAP is a regional agency for planning
and long-term vision for the Chicagoland reglon. He said that this is an application for a gran,
of services, rather than u monetary grant, This means that if the Village ia successful in
obtaining a grant. CMAP's staff would be providing certain services to the Village.
b� |n preparation for submitting this grant, Mr. Said and Ni/ Wade reviewed all the planning that
has been done |n the Village m recent years. The last Comprehensive Plan was done in
198§, but other planning has been done, such 3noorndyr plans, T|F district plans, etc.
c. Nothing has been done m terms oY planning for the Village s industrial areas since lDB8.The
industrial areas of the Village are primarily Lehigh Avenue, Oakton, Austin, and also in the
area of Golf and Waukegan, where Avon iS currently located Those are all land-locked areas
with no opportunity io grow them. The Village needs t$ look at these areas tu see how they
can be successful in the future, how they can best be utilized in the future.
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-SIAFF _REPORTS (continued)
Minutes of Febmary K204 1 Board Meeting,
d The Village needs tn look at and understand land trends. Our land area is very accessible,
with good locations relative to transportation facilifies� it's close to a good population base
(labor force, customer base, etc.). Those are some of the things the Village would like CMAP
8) help with
e Mr. Said suggested that some possible ideas are does the Village want to keep things ws
they are in those industrial areas? Are there ways 1n re-Use or re-image those areas, |f
approphate? tAnat about redevelopment to other land uses7 What about upgrading the
appearance o( those areas, especially the ones with high visibility. such am those adjacent \0
the commuter rail lines? He noted that some industrial areas border single-family residential
areas: how should those areas be treated? What kind of future trends should the Village be
thinking about? Are the Village's zoning regulations adequate? Should it think about changing
them? What kind of financial strategies can it use in the future to achieve its goals for these
areas?
Mr Said noted that he had spoken with CM/\P and they have received 22Dgron|appbatkxm.
|�heydon't know how many will he awarded |n the �n�round, but he will hndoU1withinthe
next few weeks if the Village will be a recipient of a grant in the first round. Even if not
successful in the first round of grant awards, the Village could be successful in a subsequent
mong He'll also be talking to the Chamber and the Economic Development Commission
about these efforts,
g, Trustee Marcus asked if there was an amount specified, Mr. Said replied that i1io not a
monetary grant program |t|t8 grant ufservices He said that he had prepared a4-6page
document for this grant application that was basically a "project plan". CMAP will Fewew it 11
the Village is Successful, GMAP would undertake the planning process, which would include
holding public meetings with the community. the Chamber representatives of the business
community, etc.
8, kAr Wade thanked all the members uf the Village staff He said that everyone stepped upio
ke8pth|ngurunning,bnnnanvw*hngphoneaUouAuve|/ogk)p|ow|nOtheutree1a He asked
Public Works Director Andy DeMonte and Fire Chief Tom Friel to recap the Village o*#oMn
during the storm.
b M/ DeMoNa said that Public Works couldn't have done it without the assistance of the Police
and Fire Departments. Public Works personnel began plowing 4" of "lake affect' snow at
4:OOe.r,on February 1aAt2�V0p.nn. the next day, the major part cd the storm hit. ultimately
resulting inon official storm total of2V.2' of snow, They plowed from 4:OOa.m. Tuesday to
6:00 p.m, Wednesday, taking only a couple of short breaks, Basically, they kept a|itfor
38 hours They plowed the town five times total and the a/|eys about 25jirnns. The alleys
were fully cleared by front end loaders once all the streets were finally finished.
C' &i'DeMnnnemaid{hePub|ioVVorkscrew/'ueffndswerounba|avab|eandextraV/dinery They
d,nvea combined iota[ Of3.8Q4.5miles, spread 44O tons o/ salt (at a cost of $26.668) and
1,7B5 gallons uf fuel (costing $G.5D5), and the overtime man hours totaled 54O.
The overtime cost is54O,O8G--rouQhh/20%cd Public YVu/ks'2011 budget, |n total. Mr, De-
Monte said, the blizzard Cost file Village S142.3&O The good news. though, is that the Village
will hopefully get reimbursed either partially urin full hyFErWA.
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lx- STAFF REPORTS (continued)
e. Some of the problems Public Works had was a resident saying in local media that Public
Works plows out driveway aprons. Mr. DeMonte said that Public Works policy is that r
officially doesn't do that. But in some situations, such as medical issues. they have. Another
concern of residents is plowing sidewalks Public Works doesn't really do that As a courtesy..
and after everything also is done, they might plow the sidewalks by the businesses on the
major thoroughfares, That is because these businesses don't really have any place to put the
snow. It also keeps pedestrians from walking in these busier streets. Another criticism Public
Works receives is from people asking why they keep redoing the streets. People say they just
get shoveled out and the plow carves back and they're blocked in again. Mr. DeMonte said
that its because people shovel out their cars or snowblew their driveways, and all that snow
goes back into the street. Cars start parking further and further from the curb, because it
hasn't been plowed curb to curb Sometimes the way the cars are parked impedes a snow
plow from coming down the street. Mr. DeMonte said that if a snow plow can't get down the
street, an ambulance won't be able to, either. That's some of the reasons why Public Works
keeps redoing the streets.
f, Trustee Thll asked Mr. DeMonte the status of the Village's sail supply. Fie said, "We're fine.'
g. Trustee Grear asked about the FEMA reimbursement. Mr. DeMonte said that there's no
guarantee, but the Village could get full or partial reimbursement,
h. Trustee Marcus said he understood some of the equipment broke down. Mr. DeMonte said
there were minor equipment breakdowns, but the mechanics took care of it And when they
weren't repairing equipment, they were clearing the streets around Public Works and shovel-
ing out the parking lot. Mr. DeMonte added that Public Works was still working on this storm
as of this past Saturday. Trustee Marcus said it was great that the main streets were cleared
by the next day. It was a tremendous undertaking, and Public Works did a great job.
i. Mayor Staackmann complimented Mr. DeMonte and the entire Public Works staff,
j. Fire Chief Tom Friel reported on some of the "high points" and some "lessons learned The
National incident Management System is the blueprint for how the Village responded to this
There was quite a hit of notice from the media about what to expect.
k. On February 1, at 8:00 a.m., the Police, Fire, and Public Works department heads held a
conference call regarding preparedness for this storm. It was mostly about coordinating
activities, with an emphasis on coordinating responses and the dissemination of public
information- The Police Department proactively reassigned certain personnel, such as the
"Detective Bureau to street cars. The Fire Department increased its personnel. Public Works
were already out. EMA volunteered and supported each department's efforts. Chief Friel
thanked John Hill for the tremendous assistance EMA orovided.
At 5:00 p.m., the Emergency Operations Center was on standby. John Hill was coordinating
with the County's EMA via flash reports. The County becomes key because that s where we
ultimately funnel our request for reimbursement from FEMA. EMA personnel repotted for
duty. Groot realized the significance of the storm, and called the Village to inform them that
they were cancelling their Wednesday pick -up. Thanks to the "reverse 911 phone system,
people in the affected sector of the Village were notified right away.
m. That evening, every snow plow was out, and the Police Department was helping stranded mo-
torists Chief Friel said amazingly, there were no vehicle accidents —just numerous motorists
needing a push to get them out of an intersection.
Ix STAEF REPORTS (continued)
The Fire Department coordinated with Public Works to maintain emergency access for the
streets. Station 5 had *n emergency call Gia cut doSao The ambulance reached the home,
and extra personnel hired back for access issues shoveled a path to the home. Once the
patient was loaded onto the ambulance, it got stuck, trying 1mleave One phone call !o
Mr DoiNrn|nanU|eoothanwnlinut*|ater.ap|um/got|nt8\hncu|desac,a||oming[he
ambulance \o get 8o the hnspba|
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One concern was widespread power outages. There were some sporadic outages, but nothing
widespread, People were calling to report arcing or sparking, but what they were really seeing
was lightning, There was a significant power outage in the VV0odiands area (south u/Lincoln
and west ufAuubn) They were out o( power for about 15hours.
P EMA's support and response was invaluable, The Fire Department continues |u work on
un8un/mg fire hydrants, using hired-back personnel and G|Sxys|ems. Chief Friel felt that
most oi the hydrants were now accessible.
q Mayor Staackn)Gnn thanked Chief Friel and John Hill, noting that he saw EMApersonnel
personally digging people out The Board applauded the Village's public services.
B Corporation Counsel:
Corporation Counsel Liston had noreport,
X. TRUSTEES' REPORTS
A. Irustee Dwane
1 Trustee DiMaria presented for a first reading Ordinance 11-04, Granting Amendments to
the Special Use Permit for the Property Located at 6400 Lincoln Avenue for Exceptions
tu the Unified Development Code for Sidewalks and Lot Coverage.
He explained that this ordinance will grant amendments 1n the special uoaperni1forth8
property ot84U8 Lincoln Avenue (pnopased Homestead uf Morton Grove) which will allow
no sidewalk along the Homestead's side of Lincoln Avenue, and m84% iol coverage (GO?6is
required).
There Was no further discussion on Ordinance 11 -04
Trustee DiMaria gave kudos to Public Works Director DeMonte. Police Chief Erickson. and
Fire Chief Friel for the flawless execution during the blizzard in early February. He also
gave a special -shout out, to the members of the Economic Development Commission and
chairman David Lewis, who "give their a|"
Minim otfebruary 14,2011 Surd R®eeGog'
X, TRUSTEES` REPORTS (continued)
S. Trustee Gomberc:
1. Trustee Gomberg no formal report. but said that he believes in the importance of effective
communication, To that end. he said that Mayor Staackmann has appointed him to be the
Village's official liaison to the Morton Grove Public Library Board He said he hope that
communication between these two entities would be enhanced.
2. Trustee Gomberg thanked everyone who helped the Village during the blizzard The Village's
personnel are all great at what they do- and they prove it time and again. He said he wanted to
present an "imaginary life achievement award" to all the members of Morton Grove's public
services.
3 Trustee Gomberg congratulated Janice Cha on her appointment to the Community Relations
Commission.
C. Trustee Grear'
1. Trustee Grear had no formal report, but had an announcement in his role as liaison to the
Morton Grove Days Committee The Committee has an urgent need for volunteers and
sponsors- He encouraged anyone interested to call him at 847- 401 -8328.
2, Trustee Grear is also the liaison to the Village `s Emergency Management Agency. Next
month is "Severe Weather Preparedness" month, and a show will be airing on Channel 6
about how and what residents can do to prepare themselves for severe weather. He said that
EMA Director John Hill has great insights that he shares with residents on this program.
3. Trustee Grear complimented Public Works, EMA, the Police and Fire Departments on doing
a great job during the blizzard. He said he was in a snow plow with Public Works Director
DeMonte and Joe Gahm, and they were plowing despite the whiteout conditions He said he
was very proud of everyone.. especially after seeing firsthand how difficult their job can be.
He thanked Mr. DeMonte for allowing him to come along, and said it was a wonderful learning
experience. The residents can be proud that Morton Grove's streets are clean `curb to curb'
faster than any other community in the State of Illinois.
D. Trustee Marcus:
Trustee Marcus commented that it was a pleasure to work with Trustee Grear- who is so
committed to the Village and has so much enthusiasm. He, too, publicly acknowledged the
Police, Fire. and Public Works departments, noting that sometimes their work is taken for
granted, but they are always there when you need them. He was extremely proud of them
and of all the volunteers in EMA Trustee Marcus said it was great to see neighbors helping
neighbors shovel out, and expressed his pride in this Village.
--- Minutes of February 14,2011 So" Meeting, .
X. TRUSTEES' REPORTS (continued)
E. Trustee Thill:
Trustee Thies presented Resolution 11 -06, Authorizing the Execution of Competitive Bid
Award and Contract With Jetco Limited for the 2011 South Tower Painting.
He explained that this water tower was last painted 15 years ago and is now in need of minor
steel restoration and repainting. Eleven bids were received, ranging from 5168;500 to
$376;323. This contract is going to the low bidder in the amount of $168,500.
Trustee Thih moved to approve Resolution 11 -06, seconded by Trustee Grear. Motion
passed: 6 ayes, 0 nays.
Tr. DiMaria aye Tr. Gomberg aye Tr. Grear aye
Tr. Marcus a,,, -e Tr, Thill aave_ Tr. Toth aye
2 Next, Trustee Thill presented Resolution 11.07, Guarantee of Municipal Work Performed
on State of Illinois Rights of Way Within the Village of Morton Grove.
He explained that, every time the Village needs to do work in a State of Illinois right -of -way,
there's certain paperwork that needs to be submitted. This resolution provides a guarantee
that all of the work the Village performs within the State's rights of way will conform to their
requirements of the permit for the work. Providing this guarantee eliminates the time and cost
of procurring a bond for each permit.
Trustee Thill moved to approve Resolution 11 -07, seconded by Trustee Toth. Motion passed;
6 ayes. 0 nays.
Tr, OiMaria a_ye, Tr. Gomberg aye Tr, Grear aye
Tr. Marcus aye Tr. Thill aYe Tr. Toth aye
3. Trustee Thill then introduced for a first reading several ordinances having to do with parking
restrictions as follows:
. Ordinance 11 -05 adds parking restrictions on Chestnut Street,
• Ordinance 11 -06 implements parking restrictions on School Street.
• Ordinance 11 -07 modifies parking restrictions on Major Avenue.
• Ordinance 11 -08 prohibits parking on a section of Austin Avenue: and
Ordinance 11.09 adds parking restrictions to Dempster between Ferris and Central.
There was no further discussion on any of these ordinances.
Trustee Thill thanked the Police, Fire, and Public Works Departments for their superb handling
of the recent storm.
(continued)
Trustee Toth,
Trustee Toth had no formal report, but announced nnew feature on the Village'swebsitte,
There |o now ao icon that leads the user k)3 Citizen Support Center. where 'one can find nine
additional icons leading to such things oo Frequently Asked Questions, an online u8bvbi||
payox�n\[ecture;ap|ace*/honenneoansiQnupfvr\Ae"reversn911"?/s|eromnd/mr\'eVil-
lage's eNewsletter and even a link ioYouTuda`where a synopsis of the most current Village
Board meeting can be seen, She said there would beu detailed presentation nn this *tthe
next Board meeting,
Xi, OTHER BUSINESS
NONE
X8 WARRANTS
Trustee Gomberg presented the Warrant Register for February 14, 2011 in the amount of
$738.212,82,He moved tu accept the Warrants, seconded by Trustee Toth
There was no discussion
Upon the vote, the motion passed: 6 ayes, 0nays.
TcDiMarim a" Tr. GormberQ ave Tr. Gnear �kyle
Tr. Marcus aye| Tr.Thi|1 ale Tr, Toth @\�e
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Lisa Warner. Ms. Warner wanted 8o address Mayor Sra$Ckrnann's comments and the
Village's statement regarding School District U7.
m� She said many residents were told that selling Golf School would be in the best interests of
the school children She thanked the mayor for clarifying that the safe would really be in the
best interests n[ the entire Village. She mentioned G presentation that had been made, in
which it had been pointed out that , should the School District decide to sell the school,
several things would beneeded, including W willing buyer, o willing seller. an extension Vfthe
current Waukegan Road TIF District, establishment of a new TIF District, and reimbursement
to the Park District. She was upset because no where did it say that one of the needed
elements was -community input
b. Mn,VVurne/aaid that most people first heard about this when they read itin the January 27^,
edition u( the Morton Grove Ohan«pkon She noted that although the Village says it's not tha
job of the Village to sell the school, it's interesting that the Village will pay for all the studies if
the School District decides tuconsolidate but will only pay for half o/the studies ifitdecides
not to consolidate She asked Trustee Gomoerg, 18here was the communication for thisT
XUi
2� [NikeKa|odinnas, Mr. Kakodimas brought a poster outlining the school district's finances, He
said one of the problems with their projects is a 13% salary increase over the next three years,
which is completely out uf line with today's economy. The district isprojecting anincreauain
benef$espending (d4V�� over the negthree years. and that affects the fundba|3nteu. The
expenditures they show are also inaccurate, M, Ka|odimas said the main o wrong and ii
doesn't add up He said that hy applying the CPI msameasuring stick for salary increases,
iMefund balance v,0u|dh*4O96 next year, and a$ high anG4%in201>
e b1rKa|odirnau said he wants the school district \ndn the right thing, and not shrink the
district's size to pay for salaries and beopfi!s,He added that he was glad the residents are
invited !V attend Economic Development Commission meetings, He pointed out that the
Menard s cutlet property could be had for much less money for a car dealer, or the Village
could buy K and sell it!o$developer
RudvFlrenzk, Mr FiPeuzUk said ho presented a petition k) the Board m September andh8yl't
heard any responne Me noted that, although sorne residents did receive correspondence
from the Village he received nothing. Wher he paid his water bill two weeks age, he
submitted a letter stating that he was refusing to pay the sewer charges on his bill because
the sewer system, in his opinion, is not up to par He then re-submitted that letter to Village
Administrator Joe Wade,
Mr Finenztk said that. since then, he's gotten obill for penalty charges because he refused 10
pay for the sewer charges. He said that he has done a lot o/ investigating and analysis, au
well as meeting with the Water Superintendent, Joe Dahm, to try to resolve the problem of
the sewers backing up on the was! side. He felt that the problem is that the separate sewer
system on the West side combines with the east side sewer system instead of going straight
ivareceptor,
Bernard Brady. Mr, Brady, former Fire Chief. said ho understands that the Board represents
the Village *wo whole. Hais a resident in School District 67 and tell that this iy not an
economic development problem. but rather, it's a quality of life problem for those in who
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Carolyn Zmmbro . Mrs. Zmmbmo,a48-vea, resident. said she felt betrayed by both the
Village and the School District She said that, years ago, she had served with Trustee Marcus
ona District 87 committee k} save the Golf School playground The committee worked onthe
matter diligently for the benefit of the community, deciding to keep the land because it would
be needed m the future Now it was decided \nmake that land a park. After 3O years 0/
promises, they have a fine park there, and now there's talk ch selling it?
Mrs Zembron said she had also talked with Joe Wade and asked him to set up a meeting
between Mayor Staackmann and the residents of Oak Park Avenue. because any time it rains
more than one inch, the street has 8xbe cordoned off. She felt personally offended and be-
frayed thaiiheVi|lagethinkai1'sokuytnoeU6o|f8chuu|andcunso!idate.m/h|iorewidentoaro
living with flooded streets Mrs. Zembron was not happy about having an auto dealer inthe
middle of a residential area, especially an unnamed auto dealer that residents no nothing
abnu1 She said she was beyond angry,
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NNNNONONN
RESIDENTSt COMMENTS
Trustee Grear thanked everyone who spoke, but reiterated that the Village is not advocating
the sale of Golf School and has never gone out looking for anyone to buy that property, He
said representatives 'd School District B7 had #/m8lu!h8 Village Board. not the other way
around. District 67 asked for help Village staff has been advising them nn what they can and
can't do. that's all, The Village is not promoting the sale and is not making the decision to sell.
He felt that the criticism Of the mayor and the village was misplaced
Mayor Staackmann said the Village issued that statement to clarify that it has no jurisdiction
whatsoever in this matter The decision to sell Golf School and consolidate io one school |a
solely that of the District 67 School Board members The Village is interested in trying to
maintain high-quality educating in Morton Grove schools, |f the Cch08| Board wishes tucan-
sohdate, the Village was exploring ways to try to offset some of the costs of a consolidation.. It
iy not advocating nor iuo underwriting the sale ofGolf School.
He also said that he was familiar with the flooding problems on Oak Park Aveoue. and thought
that there had been a meeting between Public Works personnel and the residents, although
apparently that did not happen He said that the area has been designated by Public Works
ano special study area, and hoped the residents would bepaUeoL.
Mrs. Zembron said she was tired of being patient
QV, ADJOURNMENTIEXECUTIVE SESSION
Trustee D|Maha moved to adjourn them*e{iu&TrusteeTcdhoecondedthen7uticn,
Motion passed unanimously via voice vote. The meeting adjourned at 8:31 p.m.
it
PASSED this 28111 day of February 2011
Trustee DiMaria
Trustee Gornbera
Trustee Grear
Trustee Marcus
Trustee Thill
Trustee Toth
APPROVED by me this 28th day of February, 2011,
Daniel J. SlaackmannL Village President
Board of Trustees, Morton Grove, Illinois
APPROVED and FILED in my office this 28th day of February, 2011
Tony 8, Kalogerakos, Village Clerk
Village of Morton Grove, Cook County. filinois
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Village of Morton Grove
WHEREAS, severe thunderstorms can produce tornadoes, damaging winds, lighting,
hail and/or heavy rain which can result in serious flooding situations. damage to property and
possible loss of human life; and
WHEREAS, there were forty -eight tornadoes reported in Illinois during 2010, which
resulted in one fatality, forty injuries, and more than $110 million in damages; and
WHEREAS, high winds from straight-line winds and downbursts can cause more
damage than nearly 75% of the tornadoes that occur in Illinois; and
WHEREAS, lightning strikes kill an average of fifty-five people annually and injure
hundreds of others; and
WHEREAS, hail causes billions of dollars a year in property damage and agricultural
losses: and
WHEREAS, flooding is the number one severe weather killer nationwide and
nationally, 75% of Presidential disaster declarations are the result of floods; and
WHEREAS, it is part of the mission of the Village of Morton Grove's Emergency
Management Agency to provide public education and information to the residents of Morton
Grove so they may prepare for severe weather before it occurs, and to help lessen the impact
on the community when events do occur, and to aid and assist the fire, police and public
works departments in responding to and recovering from severe weather events.
NOW, THEREFORE, I Daniel J. Stasickmann, Mayor of the Village of Morton Grove,
Illinois do hereby prociairn the week of February 28 through March 4, 2011, as
and urge all its residents to attend the Emergency Management Agency's annual Weather
seminar on March 26, 2011, at the American Legion Memorial Civic Center, 6140 Dempster
Street in Morton Grove in order to learn more about making plans and preparations for
Possible sever weather events,
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused to be affixed the
sear of the Village of Morton Grove,
Daniel J. Staackmann, Village President
Le <wtsiative Summary
Ordinance 11-04
6RANIiING AItALi)1v ENT` TO THE SPECIAL USE PEStMI FOR T'HIF PROPERTY LOCATED
AT 6400 LINCOLN .AVF :'SUC, (MORTON GIRE }1r1;, ]ILLINOIS TO NPP3 OV1.. V.AJZIA.N<'I,,S TO THE
UNIFIED DE \ VL LOPVIENT CODE Foil S110,N ALKS AND LOT ('OVERAGE
iutrod need c
' cbruarv';, ?01 1
'Synopsis:
< To grant amendownts to the special use permit her the properlN located at 6400 Lincain Avcnne
(proposed i-omemead of Mnrlon (.irpmq which wdl allow no SgICiValC ai(al tiff (he Hoitlesicad s
- side Ol (.dnGoln Avenue and a 64'I /� iN CtivE;ragc (60' :'a recji1ned).
Purpose:
! ive unmed Devokynant Cade requKes an amendment to the gyc1£tl usu pemid "tun i1 unr
rCV'tSlons MR "Miss I= pmposed to existing Snecial uses,
Background:
fit Ot ulht r 2010, nlli;4tiall Ill OITIIIIance 10-20. the Owporate Auth Urltlts aomoved is spm al Lac
hermit Gan a senior cit on housing devc3opmus pl-Lint at MOOT l Ancoln rive 'I he appiioant,
I omestead of'Monon Glove I -1.0 (Lsscx)l [loin rulunns (rcprc,cnted hp Project engineers
Spacecal Won this request to omit sidewalk remained Rv the Flonleste:ad ai(nng Linehan Ave.. as
Well its to allov. a 04V4 lot comrage. The Unified Development Code WD(') i'CCl li p- C`+51CICtA4lhifi
kv iww developments along all Streets and specifics a (laic nraxiil um kA ummaue, In older W)
repel hum leis Inquimmunt, It is ncuessllrY t0 approvc Ilnilnn! alai @nditlents to the special tac
perilld- to WHO vwll 1 ms Al Ae fbikovVing Sections iii Ou, UDC 12 -9 -3, 1,.i isidUU' Bins! awl
12-101 (lot coverage.). Pnr51ant to tnC Unified Dove k)tapent Code. mince- cotangen ciao re
' anNoved Mom the need or p n g th Laugh a hall RwInal Plan "nlill1$5% prriiQWL *I IOM a5
the amcnLiLmsmS ham been approved by the W Ing,Adminisirtav, (.Ora }U -anon (.CinnW.
I1ldl {log "Ma"ISIOnL'r. and Plan C On1111153m C alrpcisoin All these of ltDiak rave a[ }l) ov,- l
l the propp5eG aniendilltnis. Approval of this ordhance Wtll lo['nnalit' grant the a cndinnIts Io
` tine special use permit subject to cm -lain COneWons set horth In Illo COI7CSl1e7il Lti in�� pre iAttllL![,
ilrtlgral departs
Building and Inspecil nt ;Scimi us. Public WAS Ihpalimcnt, Chrila undy and h:Compnic
or Groups Affected
f?CVGIUIDI71e47t Depalimeni
Siscai Impact:
Source oI !♦ und5:
Not apphcahle.
Not
Workload hiipact; - i hne Special Mc amendment., were pmcessed by the IILII1!.111H� ( tnlllnlls[ioael' and the
Collin) Lill uy Development Diiector wah anotance hom the Puldlic NOwks Deparu en, pLWSUanL
Ip the nllrnlal Course ol` business.
Adallin Recommend:
Second Iteatfin +,':
Approval its prtsentc(d
Required
Special Consider l Qnditioos or ap lm""ll as, noted in ;he ordn'Moce,
or Requirements: ,
RcvcC0Idk'submitted 4,6�?jG'> I li"tcll Revievredhv_
OseplS 1: >: adc. Vida , hctlttinrs;,alor Teresa Jhl[]m on 1_isfna E crixlratitm Counsel
Prepare (1): _✓ C s - --
Jo m 11 Said, Community and Econoruc Deveiopmeni Director
ORDINANCE 11-04
GRANTING AMENDMENTS TO THE SPIsCIAL USE PERMIT
FOR THE PROPERTY L0CATED AT
6400 LINCOLN AVENUE;, MORTON GROVE, It_L(i' OIS
FOR E XCE111,10NS TC) THE uNaVIEO DEVELOPMENT CC }IMF.
FOR SIDDVALKS' A D LOT CO ER AGES
W11EREAS. the Village of Morton C3ruve. located it) Cook County, Illinois. is a d Icone mule
una of oytovernment and Under the prvviskmis Of, Imicle 7 of the KA) (Mstittmn of the Stale of
Illinois, and as such can ex.;rcisc anti power and perform any function pertaining to its governnant
Mum including but not iimued too, the power to tax anct incur dcht: and
4i *1 ff;Ri?,15.
ill 20i 0, pursitant to C>rdinanre 10- 31 a special use permit allowing for
development of tloe I ionest ad of M orlon Grove senior Atizen ltonsins, development pnQcct at 6400
Lincoln Avenue was al)PN vod by the Viiiage Board: and
AWHERFAS. the applicant, i ionicstead wAl onion Grove. Lt C' (Essex) tirpreseirted by pr(rjeci
engineers Spacwo) has nude- a Imper application to the Villiec of Moorton (;rove for minor
amendments to the oriOnal special use permit nrcviowsly :grained Rn the fio[itoW variations:
a. N variance frr)iTl ection 12- 4- 1B..') of the I'nilicd Fkvclopmew Code (fAU to (omit
the required sidewall, akmg Main in ,",vents arc;accnt to the: subject proopert� and
h. A variance frorn Section 12-5-36 ol'the fAK' to alto" a lot coverage of 64% hor
impervious surlbces tin IN ofmaxim m 6M and
\ivTfSItFaAS, porst,ant to (1rdinanco- 07 -07 Ow V'iilage adopted a t_:nifi d Dc%clopmcnt Code
which set forth air abhreviatcci procedure for minor revisions to special use permits which allows for
the griming of such minor amendments without a formal grant ptoces upon the approved of the
My AdmhAstratcor, Carporation C'otinset. Mildiinta Mnmiissioner. and Plan Conmissicon
C°hairpersm and
\VHFREA:S. the Village Adntiniatrator. C "rnpormion Counsel_ Building Cojnnjissionei and pica
Commission Cloairperson have arrrcoeed the proNmed amendmenu,, and hevc ;'hind such ait3oenciments.
with certain conditions set Anh in this ordinance. meet the smndatrd for the abbrVated process
described anovc: and
'WHEREAS. the propene is zoned in the 0R District" pui:suani to
the provisions of the Village OFMoonon (Avve F.aoiiicd Development ('Oda and
'%+'HERI-AS. pursuant to the provitons of we Village of Morton A= 01ilied Dcvolopment
Code. the Corporate AuthorHies have deLandricd the proposed sed anlcndntent, Lo the special use snail he
apt rov-ed stabiect to conditions and rmultions us set ON herein.
NOV , I I [PREFORE- 1311 IT ORDAINED 131' T1 3I?. PRE?SIL)ENJ f A ND BOARD OF
TRt'-STEPS C }Ir" HIr' V11_1AGE OF?tlEtpfT ^ GROVE'- COOK CtiCs VY, 1LLiN0lS. AS
F{)[.iAWS:
S??.0 "1 iC)No ?. Tflc Corporate Autixrrities do hereby incorprornte the foregoiru, W "rfF iZl.i: S
clauses into this Ordinance. as though WHY set Wit herein. thctehti mahitz�u the iinciirt�as as
hoscinahmvc set I,orth.
ShCTJON 2: The Ilonlestcad of Morton Grove. LN is herchy pr intcd <amendwents to the
sliecial use Pel'nut previously granted purnont ut Ordinance I0 -20 iitr the l'ollowinta:
The pinarosed facility shall be constructed in accordance with (!-,a (iaonletrie Plat) dated
October 27, 200) (with updates) 13y Spacceo. lac.
'_. AlI other conelitions not in ctatlOW with Condition if herein as previously set fool in
Orthnanee W -20 ,hall be adhered to.
ifluly m IIlese run - ctoiFtg Conditions and nstrititons of this spec fl use pennii wwendmcni
Ordinance are not full= perf ormed and congAWd wit. afier thin, (30, days vakten ntouce to the
oovner_ occu }rant. or wee or we progeny dm-inu which Time sand failure is not Corrected and
no request for a hewing Navin <u been received, then the Corpolvtc ,'tuthorides OF the Allace of
Morton Grave play itorthw Ah terolinate this silecial ttse permit. which shah then have no fi i lcr
fForce and eAct.
Si:C`11C7' :: "C he ri'illgc C}er; herehv uttll u d and directed io amend ail llertincnt
rcetords o the V ifiage of Morton Grove to shov` and designate the special use hermit as arncndctl
hereunder,
SFA:'1 JON 4: The ,Applicantlo caner shall comply, with all apri icaole requirements of * the
Village of N101`1011 Grove Orciintnlcas and Codcs.
�E CT10% 5: "Phis Ordinance shall be in Rdl Arne and effect horn and alter its passttnc.
;WpmvW and pt.bile.aU011 in pa rnphlei ionr ttCCUrding to law.
1'2\ SFF!) In iS 28t" dray Of I"C"DI a a ry -'W L
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Trustee llill
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A PPIRM U) by into this 280' day or February 201 1,
Dame! J. Staackinamn, Villzwc President
Villauc of',Viorton (Trove
Cook County. Minks
\PPROVED and RIAM in in, Wce [his
1' day of "March 2011 .
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a il -ako,
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, o9c; Village Clerk
Village of Amon chow
(bok Mun, Hlinakis
�n
'nzl
3anuary 18, 2011
Mr. John Said
Community and Economic Development Director
Village of Morton Grove
6101 Capuima Avenue
Morton Grove, IL 60053
R1---: HOMESTEAD OF MORTON GROVE
MORTON GROVE, ILLINOIS
SPAC-=CC Proliecr No. 6390
Dear Mr. Sala:
On behalf of our Client we are requesting the followinq mi '
nor amendments to the develooment
for the Homestead of Morton Grove Projecl:
I I rom UD- section 12-9-H-2. We are requesting that sidewalk not be
A variance fi L- 11
requires ev
alone nne d,e elopment poidon of Lincoln A T erjue. e site plan was approved
Mv III ( I
by the Wage without a sidewalk along Lincoln Avenue. The sidewalk Was also
discussed at the Plan Commission hearings and the layout as Shown on the plan was
2. A variance from UDC section 12-4-4-2. We are requesting 'hat the lot impervious
coverage be allowed to be increased from 60% to 640/c.
Please call if you have any questions.
Very truly yours,
S P A E,--'Q , I n c.
j
Breett Duffy, P.E.
Vice Presiden'.
c_-: Doug Deinels, Kent Braiasch - !EsS-?X corporation
Ed Hildebrandt- Villane of Morton Grove
Le;Yislagive wSII1x mare
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AIt'1'ii£}I21L1+C As'E;CIN£'TNTI'VLA!tiD
'TAX INCREMENT ALLOCATION FINANCING DEVF`,LOQMrNT AGREEMENT
13Y AND 13ETWFEN T171E VILLAGE; OF MORTON GROVE, ILLINOIS
AND KEITH R. JACKSON
introduced: Februarc 28.'3011
Synopsis:
'Phis resolution will approve a Tax Increment Allocation Financing Development Agreement i ettvecn
the Village and Keith R. Jackson indiVidLially Slid as Trustee ofthc Keith R. kicksor Trust for the
d. ^velopillent of a 6.000 — 7,`700 S {jUdE'' foot nlniti-VSC StiliCtUFC Which Wt1 lnCiLl& a Pccluod's Pizza
Restauranl(
Purpose:
€ he Redel'elopmew Agreement will fulfill sonle of the essential goals of the Eelugh /Ferris'l II'
District including the redevelopment of 6401 Chestnut Street Within the Lehigh /Ferris TIF (district.
Background,
i
File Lehigh /Ferris TIF District was created it} 2n00. Same of the goals of tite J IF District were to
redevelop d7C area by replacing blifyllted and obsolete buildings and atto ict new businesses SUCK as
I restaurants to the areas, The Village acquired property known as 6401 Chest ;tUl Street tt'ijllE[7 the
District and solicited proposals for the dcvelopmew (if this site. TI }e Village received a proposai fion
Keith R. Jackson who plans to construct a 6,000 to 7,500 square Foot multi -use structure which w0i
include the relocation and enlargcinent of ins popular Pequod's Pizza Restaurant. Once the new
building is constructed and the Pecluod's Pizza Restaurant is relocated, Mr. Jackson will sell his
propertp comrnoi ly known as 8520 and 8522 Fernald Avenue to the Village. The neu -' Pcgciod's
Pizza Restaurant will also have a non - exclusive right to use conainner parkniLl spaces within the area
i free- of- char4,C after 5:00 pII} on weekdays, and all ay oil Saturdays and Sundays.
(Departments
I
COn"llunnV and Economic Development. Legal, and Finance DBparntients
Affected:
Fiscal Impact: File Village will sell 6401 OiCstnut Street for %346.000 and will pLircllas; 8520 and 8S<2 Fernald
Avenue fur `;455,00 0.
Source of Funds: i Lehigh /Ferris TIF Fund
Workload 'File Rede=elopinem Agreement will be implemented by staffas part of their normal duties.
Impact:
Admin i Approval as presented,
Recommendation:
Second Rcadinr: I Required
special Since this ordinance involves the sale of Village owned propert }', a vote of at least'!, of the members
Considerations or of the Corporate ltuthorifies are required.
Requirements:
,n
r
Itespectfuily submitted _ Prepaiul hy,
iaistatosep a Vlhaue
Ier sa 1lof5nan Liston, Corporation Counsel
Reviewed hv:t
John Ld, Said. C;alumunity and Economic i)evefalameni Director
ORDINANCE 11 -18
AUTFIORIZING AN ECONOMIC INCENTIVE AND TAX INCREMENT
ALLOCATION FINANCING DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT
BY AND BETWEEN TIME VILLAGE OF MORTON GROVE
AND KEITH I2, JACKSON'
WHEREAS, the Village oi'Morton Grove (Villaoc), located in Cook Couniv, Illinois. is ahome
rule unit of government under the provisions of Article 7 of the 1 i }70 Constitution of the Slate of
I ihnoi s, can exercise any power and perform any function pertaining to its govornment affairs,
including but not limited to the power to tax and incur debt, and
WhIERFAS, the Village has the audhoriiy pursuant to the lave =s of the State of Illinois to
promote the health, safety, and welfare of the Village and its residents_ to prevent the spread of blight,
to encourage private development in order to enhance the local tax base_ to increase employment, and
to enter into contractual afarcemcnts with developers and redevelopers for the purpose of achiee ing
such oi�jectives; and
WHEREAS, the Village is authorized under the provisions of Article Vll, Section 10 of the
State of illinois Constitution, 1970, to contract and otherwise associate arith individuals. associations,
and corporations in any manner not prohibited b\ is ,: and
WHEREAS, the Village; is authorized under the provisions of Article Vlll of the State of
Illinois Constitution. 1970, to use public funds For public purposes; and
WHEREAS, the Village is authorized under the provisions of the Tax increment Allocation
Redevelopment Act, as amended.. bS ILCS 5111- 74.4 -1 et seq. ("Act"). to finance redevelop rient
projects in accordance with and pursuant to the Act; and
Wl IEREAS, Oil .(anuary 24, 2000. the Village, pursuant to and in accordance with the Act,
adopted (i) Ordinance No. 00 -01 approving a Tax Increment Redevelopment Plan and a Tax Increment
Redevelopment Project, (ii) Ordinance No. 00-02 desi- nating a Tax Increment Redevelopment Project
Brea, and (iii) Ordinance No. 00 -03 adopting Tax Increment AIlocation Financing (collectively, "71F
Ordiru mcIS "). which established the Lehigh Ferris Tax Increment Finance Redevelopment Project
Area ( "711, District' ): and
WLIERh,AS, Keith R. Jackson is the Trustee of the Keith R. Jackson Trust which is the owner
of certain parcels of land within the vicinity of the TIF District known as 8520 and 8522 Fernald
ORDINANCE 11-10
AU-THORIZINC AN ECONOMIC INCENTIVE AND TAX INCREMENT
ALLOCATION FINANCING DEVKLOPMENT AGREEMENT
BY AND I3FTWEEN THE VILLAGE OF MORTON GROVE
AND KEITIJ R.JACKSON
WHEREAS, the Village of Morten Grove (Village), located in Cook County, Illinois, is a horne
rule unit of governnient under the provisions of Article 7 of the 1970 Constitution of the State of
I llinois, call exercise any- power and Perform any function pertaining to its government affairs,
including but not limited to the power to tax and incur debt; and
WHEREAS. the Villaachas the authority Pursuant to the laws of the State or Illinois to
prornote the health- safety, and welfare of the Village mid its residents, to prevent the spread o1 blight,
I
to encourage private development in order to enhance the local tax base, to increase employment. and
to enter into contractual agreements with developers and recicvclopers for the purpose of achieving
such objectives, and
WHEREAS, the Villaue is authorized under the provisions of'Article VJI, Section I() of the
State oflilinois Constitution, 1970. to Conn act and otherwise associate mijill individuals. associations.
and corporations in any manner not prohibited by law; and
WHEREAS. the Village is authorized under the provisions of Article VIII of the State of
Illinois (:onslrtution, 1970, to use public funds for public purjnoscs; and
WHEREAS, the VilLige is authorized under the provisions of the Tax Increment Allocation
Redevelopment Act., as amended. 65 ILCS 5/11-74.4-1 el seq. ("Act")_ to finance redeve](Malent
projects in accordance with and pursuant to the Act: and
WHEREAS. ()it January 24. 2000, the Village, pursuant to and in accordance with the Act.
adopted (i) Ordinance No. 00-OT approving aTax Increinent Redevelopment Plan and a Tax Increment
Redevelopment Project (it) Ordinmicc No. 00-02 designating a Tax Increment Redevelopment llrojecj
Area, and {iii) Ordinance N
o. n()-01 .1
adopting Tax Increnicrit Allocation financing (C liectivelv,'TIT'
Ordinanet?V'), which established the Lehigh Ferris Tax Increment Finance Redevelopment Project
As-oa {" TJ Uishrict'):, and
VII lk'1RLAS, Keith R, Jackson is the Trustee of the Keith R.Jackson Trust which is the civner
of certain parcels of land within the vicinity of the TIF District kDOW11 as 8520 and 8522 Fernald
Avenue. Morton Grove, Illinois where he owns and operate,.; a successful local restaurant known as
Nquod"s Pizza Restaurant; and
klil',REAS, the Village is the owner of certain Property within the Lehigh/Ferris TlF District
commonly known as 6401 CIlCStnU( Street; and
WHFREAS, the Village desires and believes the development of 6401 Chestnut Street viN
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scree to clear the blighted fiadors and characteristics of the
Lehi Lil"Ferri sTIF, promme the health,
safety and welfare of the! Village and its residents, prevent the spread of those blighted conditions and
characteristics in the Lchioh/Ferris TIP District. encourage further private investment and
development- and enhance the Village's tax hale, increase employment opportunities for villatte
1-Csidents, and enhance future tax revenues for those overlying taxing bodies who levy against property
within the Lehigh /Ferris 'I'll- District, and for those reasons believe it is in the best interest of the
Villa-C to cater into an Economic . incentive and 'Fax Iflelvincin Allocation Financing Development
Agreement,
WHEREAS, the Village had actively solicited Proposals from other developers for the
development of the Village prolict-ty known as 6401 Chestnut Street and to date. the only propose[
which it received was the proposal from Mr, Jackson; and
WI IEREAS. the Village and Mr. Jackson have negotiated an agreement vv hereby Mr. Jackson,
individually and through all LLCM of whicl, Mr. Jackson is the sole members will relocate and -.niar(,-
the Pecluod's Pizza Restaurant pursuant to terms and conditions set forth in an Economic Incentive and
'Tax Increment Allocation financing Development Agreement. tile terms of which shall include the
fallowing:
o The Village o(Morron Grove shall scfl Mr—lackson and his LLC the property known as 6401
Chestnut Street, Morton Grove. Illinois.
Mr, Jackson or his LLC will construct a 6,000 to 7.5o0 square foot multi -LIse structure which will
include the Pequod's Pizza Restaurant which will he at least 5,000 square feet.
Once the new building has been constructed and 1'equod's Pizza Restaurant has been relocalca, to
the new building, Mr. Jackson will sell the Village his Properties at U20 and 8522- Fernald
Avenue,
• '['lie restaurant and C011-Itnelcia! UsCS within the buildinu shall have a non-exciusive right to use of
Commuter parking spaces within tile area free -o# charge. after 5:00 Pill oil weekdays. and all clay oil
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Saturdays and Sundays.
WHEREAS, the Redevelopment AL;recinctit has been negotiated and reviewed by Villaac staff
%vho i-coornmends, the Corporate Authorities approve this Redevelopment Aureernenr; and
WHEREAS. the Village has complied with all notice requirements with respect to entering into
the Redevelopment Agreement; and
)WI ILREAS, the development of'6401 Chestnut Street as a restaurant is an important project
which meets the overall objectives of the Lchi-ah/1'Crris 71'ax Increment Financing District thcrcbv
implementing- and bringing to cornpiction a significant portion at the Tax Increment Financing Plan
and Project:
NOW', THERFI�ORE. BF I'FORDAJNED BY 'I'HE. PRESIDE'N-l' ANT) BOARD OF
TRUSTEES 01:'FFIE VILLAGE 01�'MORI*ON GROVLZI, COOK COUNIfY, ILLINOIS AS
FOLLOWS:
Sf--,'CTION 1: The Corporate Authorities do hereby- incorporate the foregoing WHEREAS
clauses into this Ordinance as though fully set lorth therein making the findings as heminabo, veset
forth.
SECTION 2: Notice is hereby given that unless the Villagge receive,; and accepts an altenialive
proposal for the sale of'6407 Chestnut Street pursuant to ternis and condition-, more favorable than
those set forth in this Redeveiopment Agreement, the Corporate Authorities hereby intends to sell its
property located at 6401 Chestnut Street and to approve and execute the Redevelopment Agreement
attached hereto as Attachment "A" on March 14.2131 1.
SECTION 2: The Village President is hereby authorized to execute and the Village Clerk to
attest to the Redevelopment A,greenient between dic Village of Morton Grovc and Keith R. Jackson
individuailv and throut,li an LLC of which Mr. Jackson is the sole mocrulicr or its designee in
substantial conformity to the Redcvc1opment Azgrecament attached hereto as Attachment "A".
SE(IJON 3: The Village Administrator or his desh-mce is authorized to take alt steps
necessary to implement and administer the Redevelopment Agreement and is aulhoyiced to execute ail
contracts, deeds, and other documents necessary to comply and impIctnein said agreement.
SECTION 4: This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage bN a
vote of at least three quarters of the Corporate Authorities and approval in a manner provided b1
law,
PASSEL) THIS 2$ " DAY 0F' FEBRUARY 2011
Trustee DiMaria
Trustee GoIllberg
Trustec Grear
'I'rastec Marcus
Frustee Thill
Trustee Toth
APPROVED BY Ml.? ` l lI 2W" DAY OF FEBRt:ARY 2011
Daniel J. Staackmann. Village President
Village oi'Morton Grov;
Cook County, Illinois
ATTESTED and FILFD in my office
This 1" DAY OF MARCl1 201 1
Tony S. Kaiogerakos. Village Clerk
Village of Imorton Grove
Cook Count)', Illinois
ATTACHMENT "A"
AN ECONOMIC INCENTIVE AND
TAX INCREMENT ALLOCATION FINANCING DEVELOPMENT
AGREEMENT FOR A RESTAURANT AND COMMERCIAL FACILITY
BV AND BETWEEN THE VILLAGE OF MORTON GROVE, ILLINOIS
AND KEITH R. JACKSON
AN ECONOMIC INCENTIVE AND
TAX INCREMENT ALLOCATION FINANCING DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT
FOR A RESTAURANT AND COMMERCIAL FACILITY
BY AND BETWEEN THE VILLAGE OF MORTON GROVE, ILLINOIS
AND KEITH R. JACKSON
THIS ECONOMIC INCENTIVE AND TAX INCREMENT ALLOCATION FINANCING
DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT (" Agreement'), is dated the _ day of March 2011, and is by
and between the VILLAGE OF MORTON GROVE an Illinois municipal corporation ( "Village "),
CLIMAX, LLC, an Illinois limited liability company ( "Developer') and KEITH R. JACKSON, 7706
West Madison, River Forest, Illinois individually and as Trustee of the Keith R. Jackson Trust
( "Jackson "), (the Village, Developer and Jackson are collectively referred to as "Parties "),
IN CONSIDERATION OF the recitals and the mutual covenants and agreements set forth
in this Agreement, the Parties agree as follows
SECTION 1. RECITALS.
A. The Village has the authority, pursuant to the laws of the State of Illinois, to promote
the health, safety, and welfare of the Village and its residents, to prevent the spread of blight, to
encourage private development in order to enhance the local tax base, to increase employment,
and to enter into contractual agreements with developers and redevelopers for the purpose of
achieving such objectives.
B. The Village is authorized under the provisions of Art Vlt, Section 10 of the State of
Illinois Constitution, 1970, to contract and otherwise associate with individuals, associations, and
corporations in any manner not prohibited by law.
C. The Village is authorized under the provisions of the Tax Increment Allocation
Redevelopment Act, as amended, 65 ILLS 5111 - 74,4 -1 et seq. ( "Act'), to finance redevelopment
projects in accordance with and pursuant to the Act.
D. On January 24, 2010, the Village, pursuant to and in accordance with the Act,
adopted (i) Ordinance No. 00 -01 approving a Tax Increment Redevelopment Plan and a Tax
Increment Redevelopment Project, (ii) Ordinance No 00 -02 designating a Tax Increment
Redevelopment Project Area.. and (iii) Ordinance No. 00 -03 adopting Tax Increment Allocation
Financing (collectively, "TIF Ordinances "), which established the Lehigh Ferris Tax increment
Finance Redevelopment Project Area ( "TIFDistrict'�
E. Jackson is the owner of certain parcels of land within the vicinity of the TIF District
known as 8520 and 8522 Fernald Avenue, Morton Grove, Illinois, which parcels are legally
described in Exhibit "A" ( "Jackson Property ").
F. Jackson proposes to sell the Village the Jackson Property pursuant to terms
proposed herein.
G. The Village is the owner of certain real estate commoniy known as 6401 Chestnut
Street. Morton Grove, Illinois, legally described in Exhibit "B° ( "Village property ").
H. The Village proposes to sell the Village Property to the Developer so long as the
Developer agrees to develop, construct, and operate a 6,000 to 7,500 square foot multi -use
structure which will include a Pequod's Restaurant which will be at least 5,00€7 square feet on the
Village Property, The Village desires to assist the Developer pursuant to and in accordance with
this Agreement and the Act to facilitate the development, operation, and maintenance of the
commercial multi -use structure, and the new Pequod's restaurant ( "the Development ").
I. The Development is an important project to meet the overall objectives of the Lehigh
Ferris TIF District. thereby implementing and bringing to a completion a significant portion of the
TIF Plan and Project,
J. The Village desires to have the Village Property developed in accordance with and
pursuant to this Agreement to clear the blighting factors and characteristics of the Lehigh Ferris TIF
District, to promote the health, safety, and welfare of the Village and its residents, to prevent the
spread of those blighting conditions and characteristics in the Lehigh Ferris TIF District. encourage
further private investment and development, enhance the Village's tax base, increase employment
opportunities for Village residents, and enhance the future tax revenues for those overlying taxing
bodies who levy against the Village Property, and within the Lehigh Ferris TIF District.
K. The Developer has represented to the Village that, without the cooperation of the
Village provided for herein, the Development is not economically feasible and the Developer would
not undertake the Development.
L. The Village has complied with all notice procedures with respect to entering into this
Development Agreement.
SECTION 2. MUTUAL ASSISTANCE,
A. Documents. The Parties agree to take such actions, including the execution and
delivery of such documents, as well as the adoption of such ordinances and resolutions as may be
necessary or appropriate; from time to time, to carry out the terms, provisions and intent of this
Agreement and to aid and assist each other in carrying out such terms, provisions and intent.
B. Revocation or Amendment. The Village shall not revoke or amend the Lehigh
Ferris TIF redevelopment project area plan, or the TIF Ordinances, if any such revocation or
amendment would prevent the Development upon the terms and conditions set forth in this
Agreement. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Subsection 2.B, and provided that any
revocation or amendment shall not prevent or adversely affect or materially increase the costs of
the Development, the Village may make such revocations and amendments, from time to time, in
its sole and absolute discretion, provided that it give the Developer at least 90 days written notice
of any such revocations or amendments.
C. Governmental Approvals, The Parties shall cooperate fully with each other in
implementing the Development and in seeking and obtaining from any or all appropriate
governmental bodies (whether federal, state, county or local) any necessary permits, entitlements
and approvals, required or useful for the improvement of property and construction of the
Development in and on the Property, or for the provision of services to the Property. The Village
understands the Developer requires a local liquor license for the restaurant. The Village will
consider the application for the liquor license in a fair and expeditious manner which liquor license
shall include the right to sell alcohol products for consumption off -site. The Village agrees to
reserve such a "Class A Liquor License" with the above described rights for Developer andtor
nominee (i.e. any separate entity operating the proposed restaurant) and agrees that the same
shall be so issued unless Developer, such separate entity and/or the applicable equity owner(s)
thereof shall fail to qualify for the issuance of the same pursuant to the express provisions of all
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enabling laws and ordinances. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Village specifically does not
guarantee that additional ordinances will not be passed in the ordinary course which might restrict
the rights of Developer to obtain such liquor license. The Village will also consider all applications
for signage in a fair and expeditious manner.
D. Village Approvals. The Village shall process all applications for permits and
approvals necessary for Developer's development of the Development including, without limitation.
building and other permits and certificates of occupancy, provided that Developer submits all
petitions and applications for such permits and approvals and pays ail fees required under
applicable Village ordinances, standards. rules, and regulations. The Parties agree to execute all
documents and other instruments reasonably required by Developer's lender in connection with the
financing of the development and construction of the Development.
SECTION 3. DEVELOPER'S OBLIGATIONS
A. The Purchase of 6401 Chestnut Street. The Developer agrees to enter into a
contract with the Village for the purchase of the Village Property for the price of three hundred
forty -six thousand dollars ($346,000.00) pursuant to the terms and conditions set forth in that
contract attached hereto as Exhibit "C ". The closing of such transaction shall occur within thirty
(30) days after the "Final Approvat" by the Village (being final approval by the Village Administrator,
the Appearance Commission and all other governmental and quasi - governmental agencies,
authorities, commissions or other bodies with jurisdiction which are required or desirable to allow,
without further action, the issuance of permits for and completion of the actual construction and
operation of the Development) of the "Final Plans and Specifications" (as that term is defined
below) for the Development, it being understood and agreed that either party shall have the right to
terminate this Agreement by written notice to the other party if there is no Final Approval of the
Final Plans and Specifications by the Village on or before May 1, 2011, which termination shall
similarly terminate any obligations of the parties to sell and/or purchase the Village Property and/or
the Jackson Property, The Village agrees that prior to the aforementioned closing the street
address of the Village Property will be changed to 8500. Lehigh Avenue, Morton Grove. Illinois.
& Development. The final architectural plans for the Development shall be in
accordance with the conceptual drawings attached hereto as Exhibit "E" and the preliminary
plans set forth in Exhibit "F" attached hereto and made a part hereof subject to approval by the
Building Commissioner in accordance with all applicable ordinances and regulations. The Village
agrees that a certificate of occupancy shall be issued for the Development so long as it is built in
compliance with the final approved architectural plans Developer and the Village acknowledge
that the foregoing shall not be construed as a warranty that a final certificate of occupancy will be
issued as such issuance depends on additional factors outside the scope of the Final Approval of
the Final Plans and Specifications. it being understood and agreed that the foregoing agreement
by the Village only means that once said Final Plans and Specifications have been granted the
Final Approval by the Village, nothing covered thereby may be utilized by the Village as a reason to
deny the issuance of the appropriate business license (s), occupancy certificate(s), liquor license or
other rights required or desirable to operate the Development. The appropriate certificates of
occupancy, licenses and other documentation required or desirable to operate the Development
which relate to matters not covered in whole or in part by the Final Plans and Specifications as
approved In the Final Approval process will remain subject to Developer's or applicable operators
continued compliance with the provisions hereof and applicable codes and regulations.
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Subsection C, the Developer shall construct the
Development on the Village Property in compliance with the zoning, site plans, architectural plans
and elevations and engineering plans, submitted to and approved by all necessary Village
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commissions, boards, and departments (the "Final Plans and Specifications "). Further, the
Developer shall at all times acquire, install; construct, operate and maintain the Development in
conformance with all applicable Village, state, and federal laws, ordinances, rules, and regulations,
including, without limitation, all applicable zoning ordinances, building codes: environmental codes,
and life safety codes of the Village.
C. Design ReviawlApproval. As stated above.. the Village and Developer understand
and agree that the Final Plans and Specifications are subject to obtaining of the Village's Final
Approval,
D. Construction Permits. No construction, improvement, or development of any kind
shall be permitted on any portion of the Property unless and until the Developer has received
approval from all necessary Village departments, and has been issued valid and binding building
permits. Further, no business operation or occupancy of the Development may occur prior to the
issuance of a valid and binding certificate of occupancy.
1W. Commencement and Completion of Construction, Subject to the provisions of
Section 7 of this Agreement the Developer shall commence construction of the Development
within fourteen (14) days after the issuance of all permits and licenses required for such
construction, it being understood and agreed that, assuming the occurrence of the Final Approval
of the Final Plans and Specifications, Developer will submit all additional documentation required
by ordinance. but not covered by the aforementioned Final Approval to obtain such permits and
licenses within fourteen (14) days after the closing of the Developer's purchase of the Village
Property. Subject to the provisions of Section 7 of this Agreement and subject to timely issuance
of the required permits by the Village, failure to commence construction shall constitute an event of
default. Construction of all improvements shall be completed substantially in accordance with the
Developer's Construction Schedule. attached hereto as Exhibit "D" and incorporated herein.
Subiect to the provisions of Section 7 of this Agreement, failure to complete construction
substantially in accordance with the Construction Schedule shall constitute an event of default.
F. Fees and Expenses. The Developer shall pay all normal fees to the Village for the
Development project; including permit, inspection review and tap-on fees, as provided by Village
ordinance. (impact fees shall be due and payable in full to the Village at the time and building is
first occupied. rather than at the time of issuance of building permits. The Village Board may, but
is not required to, waive or reimburse any or all fees, except that impact fees shall not be waived
nor reimbursed.)
G. Progress Meetings, The Developer shall meet with the Community and Economic
Development Director, or his designee, and other Village staff as appropriate all as reasonably
requested by the aforementioned Village personnel, to provide a comprehensive progress report
on the Development. The Developer shall ensure that adequate information is provided. including,
without limitation. financiai reports, engineering analyses, architectural analyses, as well as
appropriate Development team personnel, at any such progress meeting as may be reasonabiy
requested by the Community and Economic Development Director, or as may be appropriate to
provide an accurate progress report.
H. Insurance. Prior to issuance of any building permit, Developer (or Developers
contractor) shall deliver to the Village, at Developer's cost and expense, insurance required to be
carried by Developer pursuant to Section 5 of this Agreement.
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1. Compliance with Laws. Developer agrees to comply with all applicable laws, rules
and regulations of any Federal, State or local entity or agency with jurisdiction over the
Development.
J. Disclosures. Not less than ten (10) days prior to the Closing referred to in Section
4B, Developer shall furnish the Village with a statement disclosing the identity of all persons
holding an ownership interest in the Developer and the percentage of such interest, said disclosure
to be in a form reasonably satisfactory to the Village. Simultaneously, Developer shall furnish the
Village with a description of all pending or threatened litigation or administrative proceedings
involving the Developer or any person holding an ownership interest in the Developer, specitying in
each case„ the amount of such claim, an estimate of probable liability, the amount of any reserves
taken in connection therewith and to what extent such potential liability is covered by insurance.
K. Restaurant Open within Twelve (12 ) Months. Subject to the provisions of Section
7 of this Agreement, the Developer shall completed the construction of the structure, and obtain a
business license and occupancy permit for the restaurant no later than twelve (12) months after the
commencement of construction on the Village Property. The primary use of the Development as a
Pequod's or other restaurant shall not be materially changed for a minimum of five (5) years after
the certificate of occupancy has been issued. The foregoing shall not be construed to require the
Pequod's restaurant to remain open in the event.. despite the good faith efforts or the Developer
and /or other operator thereof, the same becomes insolvent and/or becomes the subject of
bankruptcy or other insolvency proceedings or remedies (an "Insolvency Situation "). Failure to
obtain an occupancy permit as a result of non - compliance with law by Developer and /or Jackson,
and failure to maintain the required use as set forth in this Section other than as a result of an
Insolvency Situation shall constitute an event of default. Notwithstanding the foregoing; in the
event Developer ceases to operate the restaurant as a result of an Insolvency Situation or
otherwise and. thereafter, endeavors to sell said restaurant and/or the Village Property, the Village
shall be granted a right of first refusal to purchase the same upon the terms and conditions
contained in an offer to purchase said restaurant made to Developer by a third party purchaser
which Developer intends to accept (an "Acceptable Purchase (Offer "). Said right of first refusal
shall be exercised by written notice from the Village to the Developer within twenty - one (21) days
after receipt by the Village of written notice from the Developer which notice shall contain
information indicating the material terms of the Acceptable Purchase Offer including the price to be
paid, the other economic terms of the proposed purchase and the time period for closing. In the
event of the timely exercise of such right of first refusal by the Village, the applicable transaction
shall be closed upon the same terms and conditions and within the same time limits as set forth in
the applicable Acceptable Purchase Offer. Failure of the Village to timely exercise the foregoing
right of first refusal and /or failure of the Village, through no fault of Developer, to close the
applicable transaction within the time required by the Acceptable Purchase Offer, shall result in
forfeiture of the foregoing right of first refusal as to the then current Applicable Purchase Offer
and/or any Applicable Purchase Oilers received by Developer thereafter.
L. The Original Peguod's Restaurant to Remain Open. The Developer's current
restaurant known as Pequod's located at 8523 Fernald Avenue shall remain open and in full
operation until a date falling not later than sixty (63) days after an occupancy permit has been
issued for the new Pequod's Restaurant to be located on the Village Property,
M. Restrictions on Lease. The Developer or his successor shall not lease the retail
space of the development for the following uses: pawn shop, retail or second hand store, currency
exchange /payday loan store, tattoo /body piercing shop, massage parlor, and teen club.
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N. Financing. Not less than ten /10\ days prior hU the Closing onth8Vil|agePr0pe�v. Deva|opernhaUfUro(ShtotheVi|lagep[0Ofrenunnab|yarcepV8b!8t8thei(|aVetha{heDeve|0�— r
has equity, capital and/or irrevocable financing in sufficient amount for the construction oft
mprovements of the Development
SEq,TION 4. VILLAGE OBLIGATIONS.
A� Purchase of Property. The Village and Jackson shall enter into 8contract for the
Village tO purchase the Jackson Property pu,ouan|Vterms@0dCo0diUonss8lfVrthmExbibit«G"
Under no circumstances will either party hereto be required t0 dose on the purchase Of the
Jackson Px)pe�yuntil ahDa| ner1i�oate0foccupancy has been issued t0the Developer and/or
operator for the new Pequod's Restaurant to be built in accordance with this Agreement, which
closing shall occur within thirty (30) days after the issuance ol said final certificate of occupancy
B. Village Parking Lot. The Village plans !0construct a 112 space surface commuter
parking facility in the vicinity of the Development. The restaurant and retail establishments to be
constructed an the Development pursuant to this agreement shall, for at least for seven years after
the execution of this Agreement have 8 nnn`exC|ua|ve right to use all commuter parking spaces
within the area free Qfcharge after 5:UUpnl8n weekdays and all day on Saturday and SuDdWy,
The Developer may request anaxtenSi0OOfthBngh\forfre8cuutorn8rpGrk|ngiPaccordance0/it
this agreement. In the event the parking lot is fenced, a pedestrian walkway to the Development
shall beiAGtQ||edby the Village without cost 10 the Developer,
. INSURANCE AND INDEMNIFICATION.
A. Liability Insurance Prior to Completion. Prior to issuance of building permits,
Developer (or Developer's contractor) shall procure and deliver to the Village, at Developer's (or
such contractors) cost and ex ' pense, and shall maintain in full force and effect until each and every
obligation of Developer contained herein has been fully paid, or per-formed, a policy or policies of
comprehensive liability insurance and, during any period of construction, contractor's liability
insurance, and worker's compensation insurance, with liability coverage under the comprehensive
liability insurance to be not less than one million dollars ($1,000,000) each occurrence and three
million dollars ($3,000,000) aggregate. All such policies shall be in such form and issued by such
companies as shall be acceptable to the Village to protect the Village and Developer against any
liability incidental to the use of or resulting from any claim for injury or damage occurring in or about
the Projer-L or the construction and improvement thereof by Developer, except to the extent arising
from Village (or its agents, employees and contractors) acts or omissions (in which case the Village
shall look solely to its own insurance). Each such policy shall name the Village as an additional
insured and shall contain an affirmative statement by the issuer that it will give written notice to the
Village at least thirty (30) days prior to any cancellation or amendment of its policy. Alternatively,
Developer. may satisfy its insurance obligations in this Article by way of a blanket policy or policies
which includes other liabilities, properties and locations having a per occurrence liability of two
million dollars ($2,000,000) and a general policy aggregate of at least five million dollars
($5.000.000) Developer shall provide to the Village a replacement certificate not less than 30 days
prior to expiration of any policy.
B. Develooer's Risk Prior to Completion. Prior to completion of the construction of
the Development, as certified by the Village's granting of an occupancy permit, Developer shall
keep in force at all times builders risk insurance on a completed value basis, in non-reporting form,
against all risks of physical loss, including collapse, covering the total value of work performed and
equipment supplies and materials furnished for the Development (including on-she stored
materials), all as to work by Developer. Such insurance policies shall be issued by companies
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satisfactory to the Village. All such policies shall contain a provision that the same will not be
canceled or modif ied without prior thirty -(30) day written notice to the Village
C. Village Review. Subject to and except as otherwise provided in the provisions of
Section 7 of this Agreement, the Developer acknowledges and agrees that the Village is not. and
shall not be, in any way liable for any damages or injuries that may be sustained as the result of
the Village's review and approval of any plans or failure to review and approve any plans for the
Property or the Development, or the issuance of or failure to issue any approvals, permits,
certificates, or acceptances for the development or use of the Property or the Development, and
that the Village's review and approval of those plans and the Development and issuance of those
approvals, permits, certificates, or acceptances does not, and shall not, in any way, be deemed to
insure the Developer, or any of its heirs, successors, assigns, tenants invitees, and licensees, or
any other Person, against damage or injury of any kind at any time.
D. Village Procedure. The Village represents that all notices, meetings, and hearings
have been properly given and held by the Village with respect to the approval of this Agreement
and Developer and Jackson agree not to challenge the Village's approval on the grounds of any
procedural infirmity or of any denial of any procedural right.
E. indemnity. Subject to the provisions of Section 7 of this Agreement, the Developer
agrees to, and does hereby, hold harmless and indemnify the Village, the Corporate Authorities. all
Village commissions, boards, public bodies, and all Village elected or appointed officials, officers,
employees, agents, representatives, engineers, and attorneys, from any and all claims that may be
asserted at any time against any of them in connection with any act or omission of Developer in
connection with the development, construction, maintenance, or use of any portion of the Village
Property or the Development.
SECTION 6. DEFAULT
In the event of material default by the Village in the performance of any of its obligations
under this Agreement. Developer s sole remedies shall be specific performance or termination of
the Agreement and/or any remedies provided for in Section 7 of this Agreement. The Village shall
not be liable for consequential damages or lost profits except as otherwise provided in Section 7 of
this Agreement. In the event of material default by the Developer in the performance of any of its
obligations under this Agreement; the Village shall be entitled to recover all moneys paid to
developer and to recover title to any real estate deeded to Developer or conveyed by operation of
law, and the Villages obligation to make any additional payments to Developer shall terminate.
The Village shall have all other remedies for default as provided in this Agreement and pursuant to
Illinois law, as well as the following:
1. In the event construction has not commenced in a timely manner subject to
the provisions of Section 7 of this Agreement, the Village may, at its sole discretion. demand the
Developer reconvey the Village Property back to the Village and the Developer shall convey the
Village Property t for the price of three hundred forty -six thousand dollars ($346,000.00) less all
related closing costs incurred by the Village in the negotiations and preparations of this agreement,
and all costs incurred in enforcing this provision.
2. In the event other than as a result of an Insolvency Situation, the Developer
fails to maintain the required restaurant use at the Development as required by this Agreement and
for the time required by this Agreement, at the Village's options, and in lieu of all other remedies,
the Developer shall pay the Village the sum of $500,000.00 for liquidated damages The
Developer stipulates such liquidated damages is a debt owed to a governmental agency and shall
have a priority in any bankruptcy proceeding. Developer further agrees the Village shall have a
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lien on the Property for the total amount of liquidated damages and any other obligations owed �
theD9vakoner|Vihe\�!|Gg8.pr0vided`hom^ever`th8\1he\6||@ge8graestosubord SGvd|e8'
the lien of all lenders providing funding, in whole or in part, for the construction and/or maintenance
of the D8V8|Opnnnnt and further agrees k}execute such documents and/or instruments as mho||
reasonably be requested by any such lender to accomplish said subordination, provided, however
that the Village ShGi| not be required to 8UbVPji0aKe its lien grunted hereby beyond a total Of
$50D,0O80Oin loaned funding,
SECTION7. FORCE MAJEURE AND REC|SSyON.
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A. ForCekXa�e/r8 Developer shall not be liable for any failure u, delay mperforming
its obligations under this Agreement, 0[for any loss Vr damage resulting therefrom due tu acts Of
God. the public enemy, terrorist az\ivit/8G, riots, fineu, and s|nni|@r causes beyond Bs*e|oper's
reasonable control, |Dthe event of such failure u| delay, the date uf delivery VrneMonnGUc8shall
be extended for a period not to exceed the time lost by reason of the failure or delay; provided that
Developer |s using reasonable commercial efforts tU mitigate $reliminate the cause uf such delay
or its effects
B, Right of Rescission, The Village agrees that inthe event it fails Vn issue any one or
more of a (aqU|[ed business |ioenS8` final certificate of occupancy orthe Class liquor license
necessary to complete and/or operate all or any portion of the Development as contemplated by
this Agreement (the "Operating ADprova|u'') within forty-five (45) days (the "Operating Approvals
Issuance Peri0d") after submission Cf all statutorily required materials and/or ducun1entadon`mhich
failure is not as a result of any improper act or omission of Developer and/or Jackson or failure of
Developer and/or Jackson 1U comply with the 3 requirements for the issuance of such [}p9[uti0g
/4pprQva|(a), upon written D8dte from Developer and/or Jackson t0 the Village given after the
expiration of the Operating /4pp/Ov@|S Issuance Period, Developer 3Dd/J8tkG8n, as app|'cab|e,
shall be entitled tO the following remedies
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1 If all ofsuch Operating Approvals are issued bv the Village within the time
period commencing immediately after the expiration oƒ the Operating Approvals Issuance Period
and the date failing thirty (30) days after said expiration (the "Damages Only Period"). Developer
and/or Jackson, ae the case may be, shall only be entitled to liquidated damages m the amount cf
$2MO 00 per day for each day during the Damages Only Period during which @Try one or more of
1h$0pe:UtingAppn}v@|9ShaUhavere/n$inedVmrGoed.it being agreed by and between the parties
that said $2.000.00 per day is a reasonable estimate of the profits that otherwise would have been
earned by the Developer during the time the Pequo(ƒs Ptst@araUi SnOU|d have been allowed to
open and operate legally and the Village hereby waives to the fullest extent allowed by law. any
right to claim that said liquidated damages are a penalty or are otherwise not legally enforceable;
and
2. |n the event such Operating Approvals are not fully issued bv the Village a1
after the expiration of the Damages Only Period. Developer and/orJWOksVA shall, upon written
notice tu the Village given at any time after the said expiration o[ the Damages Only Period, also
be entitled to rescind this Agreement and all related documents and, upon such rescission, shall be
reimbursed by the Village for all 8VStS and expenses indU6iDq` without limitation, all construction,
legal, purchase, sale and other direct or indirect expenses or costs arising. directly or indirectly out
of the Developer's aUCKVrjaCkson'u activities in C0nn8CbOn with the Development and/or related
transactions.
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3 If the Parties dispute whether the Developer has submitted statutorily required
materials and/or documentation or the failure to issue the necessary certificate of occupancy or
license is a result of any improper act or omission of Developer and /or Jackson or failure of
Developer and /or Jackson to comply with a requirements for the issuance of same, then at the
request of either party, this dispute shall be submitted to binding arbitration by an arbitrator
mutually agreed upon by the parties (or selected by one arbitrator chosen by the Village and one
arbitrator chosen by the Developer, and the cost for said arbitration shall be shared equally by the
parties.
SECTION 8. GENERAL PROVISIONS.
A. Notice. Any notice or communication required or permitted to be given under this
Agreement shall be in writing and shall be delivered (i) personally, (ti) by a reputable overnight
courier, (iii) by certified mail. return receipt requested, and deposited in the U.S Mail, postage
prepaid, (iv) by facsimile, or (v) by electronic internet mail (" e- mail') Facsimile notices shall be
deemed valid only to the extent that they are (a) actually received by the individual to whom
addressed and (b) followed by delivery of actual notice in the manner described in either (i), (ii), or
(iii) above within three business days thereafter at the appropriate address set forth below. E -mail
notices shall be deemed valid only to the extent that they are (a) opened by the recipient on a
business day at the address set forth below, and (b) followed by delivery of actual notice in the
manner described in either (i), (ii), or (iii) above within three business days thereafter at the
appropriate address set forth below- Unless otherwise provided in this Agreement, notices shall be
deemed received after the first to occur of (a) the date of actual receipt; or (b) the date that is one
(1) business day after deposit with an overnight courier as evidenced by a receipt of deposit, or (b)
the date that is three (3) business days after deposit in the U.S. mail, as evidenced by a return
receipt. By notice complying with the requirements of this Section. each party to this Agreement
shaft have the right to change the address or the addressee, or both, for all future notices and
communications to them, but no notice of a change of addressee or address shall be effective anti(
actually received.
Notices and communications to the Village shaft be addressed to, and delivered at, the
following address:
The Village of Morton Grove
6101 Capulina Ave
Morton Grove IL 66053
ATTN, Village Administrator
Notices and communications to the Developer and Jackson shall be addressed to, and
delivered at, the following address:
C/o Keith R. Jackson
7705 West Madison
River Forest, Illinois 66305
a. Time of the Essence. Time is of the essence in the performance of this
Agreement.
C. Rights Cumulative. Unless expressly provided to the contrary in this Agreement .
each and every one of the rights, remedies, and benefits provided by this Agreement shall be
cumulative and shall not be exclusive of any other rights, remedies, and benefits allowed by law.
D. Non - Waiver. The Village shall be under no obligation to exercise any of the rights
granted to it in this Agreement. The failure of the Village to exercise at any time any right granted
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to the Village shall not be deemed or construed to be a waiver of that right. nor shall the failure void
or affect the Village's right to enforce that right or any other right.
E. Governing Law. This Agreement shall be governed by, and enforced in
accordance with, the internal laws, of the State of Illinois.
F. Severabitity. It is hereby expressed to be the intent of the Parties that should any
Provision, covenant. agreement, or portion of this Agreement or its application to any Person or
property be held invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, the remaining provisions of this
Agreement and the validity, enforceability, and application to any Person or property shall not be
impaired thereby, but the remaining provisions shall be interpreted, applied; and enforced so as to
achieve, as near as may be, the purpose and intent of this Agreement to the greatest extent
permitted by applicable law.
G. Entire Agreement. This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the
parties and supersedes any and all prior agreements and negotiations between the parties,
whether written or oral, relating to the subject matter of this Agreement.
H. Interpretation. This Agreement shall be construed without regard to the identity of
the party who drafted the various provisions of this Agreement. Moreover, each and every
provision of this Agreement shall be construed as though all parties to this Agreement participated
equally in the drafting of this Agreement. As a result of the foregoing. any rule or construction that
a document is to be construed against the drafting party shall not be applicable to this Agreement,
!. Exhibits. Exhibits A through F attached to this Agreement are. by this reference,
incorporated in, and made a part of this Agreement in the event of a conflict between an exhibit
and the text of this Agreement, the text of this Agreement shall control
J. Amendments and Modifications. No amendment or modification to this
Agreement shall be eeffective until it is reduced to writing and approved and executed by all parties
to this Agreement in accordance with all applicable statutory procedures.
K. Authority to Execute. The Village hereby warrants and represents to the
Developer that the persons executing this Agreement on its behalf have been properly authorized
to do so by the Corporate Authorities. The Developer hereby warrants and represents to the
Village (i) that it is the owner of the Developers Property, (ii) that no other Person has any other
contractual or security interest in the Property, (iii) that it has the full and complete right, power, and
authority to enter into this Agreement and to agree to the terms, provisions, and conditions set forth
in this Agreement and to bind the Property as set forth in this Agreement. (iv) that ail legal actions
needed to authorize the execution. delivery, and performance of this Agreement have been taken,
and (v) that neither the execution of this Agreement nor the performance of the obligations
assumed by the Developer will (a) result in a breach or default under any agreement to which the
Developer is a party or to which it or the Property is bound or (b) violate any statute, law,
restriction, court order, or agreement to which the Developer or the Property are subject.
L. No Third Party Beneficiaries. No claim as a third party beneficiary under this
Agreement by any Person shall be made, or be valid, against the Village or the Developer.
M. Recordation. This Agreement shall be recorded in the Office of the Cook County
Recorder, and the Deveioper shall be responsibie for the recordation costs.
N. Counterparts. This Agreement may be executed in counterpart, each of which
shall constitute an original document, which together shall constitute one and the same instrument.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the parties have thereto set their hands on the date first above written.
0"HWIN
By;
THE VILLAGE OF MORTON GROVE, an Illinois
municipal corporation
By
Tony S. Kalogerakos Daniel J. Staackmann
Its Its:
Village Clerk Village President
KEITH R. JACKSON INDIVIDUALLY AND AS
TRUSTEE OF THE KEITH R. JACKSON TRUST
By:
CLIMAX, LLC
By:
Title: Sole Member
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EXHIBIT
LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE REAL ESTATE
PARCEL 1: LOT 25 AND THE NORTH 6 FEET OF LOT 26 IN BLOCK 4 IN BINGHAM
AND FERNALDIS MORTON GROVE SUBDIVISION BEING LOT 40 IN COUNTY
CLERK'S DIVISION OF SECTION 20 AND THE EAST 1/2 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF
SECTION 19, TOWNSHIP 41 NORTH, RANGE -13 FAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL
MERIDIAN (EXCEPT A TRACT 200 FEET NORTH AND SOUTH BY 188,9 FEET EAST
AND WEST AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAID LOT 40) IN COOK COUNTY,
ILLINOIS.
COMMONLY KNOWN AS RS22 FERNALD AVENUE, MORTON GROVE, ILLINOIS
P.I.N. )0-20-113-047-0000
PARCEL L LOT 26 (EXCEPT THE NORTH 6 FEET THEREOF) IN BLOCK 4 IN
BINGHAM AND FERNALD'S MORTON GROVE SUBDIVISION BEING LOT 40 rj',;
COUNTY CLERICS DIVISION OF SECTION 20 AND THE EAST 112 OF THE
NORTHEAST 114 OF SECTION 19, TOWNSHIP 41 NORTH, RANGE 11 EAST OF THE
'THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN (EXCEPT A TRACT 200 FEET NORTH AND SOUTH BY
198.9 FEET EAST AND WEST AT THE SOLITHWFST CORNER OF SAID LOT 40) IN
COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
COMMONLY KNOWN AS 9520 FERNALD AVENUE, MORTON GROVE, ILLINOIS
P.I.N. 10-20-113-049-0000
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EXHIBIT B
LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF VILLAGE PROPERTY
Lots 3, 4 and 5 in Block 2 in Morton Grove, being a Subdivision of Lot 46 in County
Clerk's Division of Part of Section 19, and all of Section 20 in North Three Acres of
the East Ten Acres of the North Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section 19,
Township 41 North, Range 13, East of the Third Principal Meridian, in Cook County,
Illinois
COMMONLY KNOWN AS 6401 CHESTNUT STREET, MORTON GROVE,
ILLINOIS
P.[,N. 10-19-204-020-0000
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PURCHASE Coh!TPACT :013 VILLAGE PROPORTY
A CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASE OF 6409 CHESTNUT STREET, MORTON
GROVE, ILLINOIS (ADDRESS SUBJECT TO CHANGE AS SET FORTH BELOW
BETWEEN THE VILLAGE OF MORTON GROVE AND CLIMAX, LLC
The Village of Morton Grove, a municipal corporation and a home rule unit of
government located in Gook County, Illinois ( "Village" or "Seller ") hereby agrees to sell and
CLIMAX, LLC, an Illinois limited liability company ( "Buyer ") hereby agrees to buy that property
commonly known as 6401 Chestnut Street, Morton Grove, Illinois {which address is subject to
change as set forth in the "Development Agreement" (as that term is defined below) and legally
described in Exhibit "A" and all improvements thereon ( "the real estate ") pursuant to the
following terms and conditions'
i. Purchase Price. The Buyer shall pay the Village the sum of $346,000 to be paid as
follows:
a. Earnest Money. No earnest money shall be required by the Buyer.
b. Payment at Ciasjag. At closing, the Buyer shall pay the balance of the purchase price
as adjusted by agreed or customary credits and prorations including tax proration$ in
good funds.
2. Closing. The closing shall take place no later than thirty (30) days after the Village's
"Final Approval" of the "Final Plans and Specifications" as these terms are defined in that
certain Economic incentive and Tax Increment Allocation Financing Development Agreement
(the "Development Agreement") by and between, inter alia, the Village and the Buyer.
3. Contfnoencv Period and lnsnecfions.
a. The Village shall make available to the Buyer for the Buyer's inspection, copies of all
surveys, environmental reports, soils tests, maps and plats for the subject property to the
extent the same exist and are in the Village's possession.
b. The Buyer and its agents shall have twenty -one (21) days after the execution of this
contract to conduct at Buyer's sole cost and expense and subject to the terms herein its
inspection of the property which may include without limitation fiscal inspections of the
subject property, surveys, soils tests, site analyses, engineering studies, environmental
studies, and investigations and appraisals. In connection therewith, the Seller shall
indemnify the Village for and hold ate Village harmless from and against any and all loss,
cost andtor damages caused, directly or indirectly in connection with any such
inspections, tests, examinations, etc.
c. The Buyer may terminate this contract for any reason during the contingency period.
d. The Village represents and warrants there are no tenants occupying the real- estate, and
the real estate shall be vacant at closing.
4. Tax Proration$. The Village represents the property has been exempt from real estate
taxes and shall remain so through the date of the closing. In the event any taxes are assessed
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a become due and payable for any period prior to the closing, the Village shall pay same upon
raceipt of any such real estate tax biN.
S. !ti At the Village's expense, the Village will deliver or cause to be delivered to the
Buyer within five (S) days in advance of closing, a title commitment for an ALTA title insurance
Policy in the amount of the purchase price with extended coverage by Chicago Title insurance
Company or another title company licensed in the state of Illinois and mutually acceptable to the
Parties issued on or subsequent to the date of acceptance of this contract, subject only to items
listed in paragraph 7. The parties shall each .pay their respective usual and customary share of
the additional title charges and the parties shall equally pay for any deed in money closing
escrow incurred as a result of this transaction. If the title commitment discloses any exceptions
not acceptable to the Buyer, then the Village shall have said exceptions or encroachments
removed, or, with Buyer's approval, have the title insurance commit to insure against toss or
damage that may be caused by such exceptions or encroachments. If the Village falls to have
unpermitted exceptions waived or title insured over prior to the closing, Buyer may elect to take
the title as it then is, with the right to deduct from the purchase price prior encumbrances of a
definite or ascertainable amount as may reasonably be agreed by the parties. The Village shall
furnish Buyer at closing an Affidavit of Title covering the date of the closing and shall sign any
other customary forms required for the issuance of an ALTA insurance policy.
& Survey. Within seven (7) days prior to closing, the Village shall furnish a staked ALTA
survey dated within ninety (90) days of closing showing all boundaries, rights -of -way,
easements, ano set -back lines and evidencing the title is free of all encroachments.
7. Deed. The Village will convey or cause to be conveyed to the Buyer goad and
merchaatabfe title to the real estate by recordable Warranty peed subject only to: general real
estate taxes not due and payable at the time of closing, covenants, conditions, and restrictions
of record, building lines and easements, applicable zoning and building laws, ordinances,
restrictions and acts suffered or done by the Village if any, so long as they do not interfere with
the proposed use and enjoyment of the real estate as more specifically delineated in the
Development Agreement.
8, Fassessiom At closing, the Village shall surrender the property devoid of tenants and
free and clear of any leases.
9, Setter Representations The Village represents all leases and tenancies have been
fully disclosed to the Buyer, that the Village has not received written notice from any other
governmental body of (a) zoning, building, fire or health code violations that have not been
corrected: (b) any pending rezoning; or (c) a proposed or confirmed special assessment and/or
special service area affecting the real estate, The Village further represents it has no
knowledge of boundary tine disputes, easements or claims of easement not shown by tna public
records, any hazardous waste on the real estate or any improvements for which the required
permits were not obtained.
M fyfafntenance of Property. The property (including the building and the grounds; shall
be maintained in the same condition as found on the date of the contract, normal wear and fear,
excepted.
11. intentionally deleted
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12. Default. The Village shall be responsible for all damages, reasonable costs and
expenses including attorney's fees due to the failure of the Village to comply with the terms of
this contract. The Buyer shag be responsible for all damages, reasonable costs and expanses,
including attorney's fees incurred by the Village, in excess of any earnest money retained by the
Village due the failure of the Buyer to comply with the terms of this contract.
13. Notice, All notices required shall be in writing and shall be delivered by personal
delivery, buy certified mail, return receipt requested which shall be effective on the date of
mailing; or by sending facsimile transmission which shalt be effective ris of the date and time of
facsimile transmission, provided the notice transmitted shall be sent on business days during
the business hours of 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Chicago time. In the event the fax notice is
transmitted during non - business hours, the effective date and time of notice is the first hour of
the first business day after the transmission.
Notices to the Village shall be mailed or faxed to:
Teresa Hoffman Liston, Corporation Counsel
Village of Morton Grove
6101 Camulina Avenue
Morton Grove, IlBnais 64053
Fax 847.965,4162
Notices to the Buyer shall be mailed or faxed to
Climax, LLC
C/o Keith R. Jackson
7706 W. Madison
River Forest, Illinois 60305
Fax 708,771 .8687
14. Misaellaneaes,
Time is of the essence of this contract.
b. The party required by the applicants law or ordinance shall pay for all county,
state, and municipal transfer taxes if required bylaw,
1. All disputes related to the construction or enforcement of these terms and
provisions shall be governed by the laws of the State Of Illinois and are subject to the
covenant of good faith and fair dealing implied to all Illinois contracts.
d, The terms of this contract and ati related negotiations shall be kept confidential to
the extent allowed by law until the end of the contingency period.
This contract is subject to a ten (10) day attorney review period.
The parties agree to comply with the reporting requirement of the applicable sections of
the internal Revenue Code and the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act of 1974, as
amended.
This contract has been executed as of , 2011 (the contract date).
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This contract shall not be binding until it has been approved by the Corporate Authorities
of the Village of Morton Grove, it being agreed that to the event this contract has been executed
by the Village below, said execution shall be deemed to be the Wtage's warranty that it has
been so approved.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have thereto set their hands on the date first above
written.
SELLER
ATTEST:
By'—
Tony S. Kalogerakos
Its:
Village Clerk
THE VILLAGE OF MORTON GROVE, an Illinois
municipal corporation
Daniel J. Staackmann
Its:
Village President
BUYER CLIMAX, LLC
BY_
Title:
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ZXHIDIT D
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Pepped's Pizza Tentative Canstruttion Schedule for 6A41 Chestnut
The following schedule is pending a prompt Village inspection process assuming a June 1, 2011 closing.
On or about Mid June 2011 excavation will commence
Mid July 2011 steel framing and foundation setup
Mid August 2011 outside masonry work
Mid September 2021 roofing
Mid October 2011 rough electrical and plumbing
Mid November interior walls and floors and finish plumbing
Mid February thru April 2012 completion of project
Tentative opening on 5 /i /12
Note: The above is a projected schedule and is subject to force majeure
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EXHIBIT G
PURCHASE CONTRACT FOR JACKSON PROPERTY
A CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASE OF
8520 and 8522 FERNALD AVENUE, MORTON GROVE. ILLINOIS
BETWEEN THE VILLAGE OF MORTON GROVE; AND KEITH R. JACKSON TRUST
The Village of Morton Grove, a municipal corporation and a home rule unit of government
located in Cool: County, Illinois ( "Buyer " or "Village ") hereby agrees to buy and Keith R. Jackson as
trustee of the Keith R. Jackson Trust, a resident of Cook County, Illinois ( "Seller ") hereby agrees to
sell those properties commonly known as 3520 and 8522 Fernald, Morton Grove. Illinois and
legally described in Exhibit `A" and ali improvements thereon ("the real estate" ) pursuant to the
following terms and conditions.
1. Purchase Price. The Vilage shall pay the Seller the sum of 5455,000 to be paid as
follows
a, Earnest Money. No earnest money shall be required by the Buyer.
b. Paument at Closing. The balance of the purchase price, as adjusted by agreed or
customary credits and prorations including tax prorations, security deposits and unpaid
utilities shall be paid in good funds at closing.
2. Closing. The closing shall take place no later than thirty (30) days after a certificate of
occupancy has been issued to the Seller for a new Pequod s Restaurant to be built in accordance
with the r"conom�c Incentive and Tax Increment Allocation Financing Development Agreement by
and between the Seller and the Village on the property commonly known as 6409 Chestnut
Avenue, Morton Grove. Illinois.
3. Contingency Period and Inspections
a. The Seiler shall make available to the Village for the Village's inspection, copies of all
leases, security contracts, rent roils, surveys, environmental reports, soils tests, maps and
plats for the subject property within the Village's possession.
b. The Village and its agents shall have until the close of business thirty (30) days after the
execution of this contract (the contingency period) to conduct at the Village's sole cost and
expense and subject to the terms herein its inspection of the property which may include
without limitation fiscal inspections of the subject property, surveys soils tests. site
analyses, engineering studies, examinations of the building and improvements thereon
(including structural and mechanical tests) environmental studies. and investigations and
appraisals.
C, The Village may terminate this contract for any reason during the contingency period.
d. The Village represents and warrants there are no tenants occupying the real - estate, and
the real estate shall be vacant at closing.
4. Tax prorations. At closing, the Seller shall pay all taxes for which a bill has been issued
and shall prorate all other taxes at one hundred five percent (105 %) of the last full year tax bill
issued prior to the date of closing. All real estate taxes shall be re- prorated upon the
ascertainment of the actual tax bill.
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6. Title. At the Seller's expense, the Seller will deliver or cause to be delivered to the Village
within five (5) days in advance of closing. a title commitment for an ALTA title insurance policy in
the amount of the purchase price with extended coverage by a title company mutually acceptable
to the parties issued on or subsequent to the date of acceptance of this contract, subject only to
items listed in paragraph 7 hereof_ The parties shall each pay their respective usual and
customary share of the additional title charges and the parties shall equally pay for any deed in
money closing escrow incurred as a result of this transaction. If the title commitment discloses any
exceptions not acceptable to the Village, then the Seller shall have said exceptions or
encroachments removed, or, with Village's approval, have the title insurance commit to insure
against loss or damage that may be caused by such exceptions or encroachments. If the Seller
fails to have unpermitted exceptions waived or title insured over prior to the closing, Village may
elect to take the title as it then is, with the right to deduct from the purchase price prior
encumbrances of a definite or ascertainable amount as may reasonably be agreed by the parties.
The Seller shelf furnish the Village at closing an Affidavit of Title covering the date of the closing
and shalt sign any other customary forms required for the issuance of an ALTA Insurance Policy.
6. Survey. Within seven (7) days prior to closing, the Seller shall furnish a staked ALTA
survey dated within ninety (90) days of closing showing all boundaries, rights -of -way, easements,
and set -back fines and evidencing the title is free of all encroachments.
7. Deed. The Seller will convey or cause to be conveyed to the Village good and
merchantable title to the real estate by recordable Warranty Deed subject only to: general real
estate taxes not due and payable at the time of closing, covenants, conditions, and restrictions of
record, building lines and easements, applicable zoning and building laws, ordinances, restrictions
and acts suffered or done by the Seller if any, so long as they do not interfere with the current use
and enjoyment of the real estate.
S. Possession. At closing, the Seller shalt surrender the property devoid of tenants and free
and clear of any leases.
9. Seller Representations. The Seller represents all leases and tenancies have been fully
disclosed to the Buyer, that the Seller has not received written notice from any other governmental
body of (a) zoning, building, fire or health code violations that have not been corrected: (b) any
pending rezoning: or (c) a proposed or confirmed special assessment and /or special service area
affecting the real estate- The Seller further represents it has no knowledge of boundary tine
disputes, easements or claims of easement not shown by the public records, any hazardous waste
on the real estate or any improvements for which the required permits were not obtained.
10. Maintenance of Property. The property (including the building and the grounds) shall be
maintained in the same condition as found on the date of the contract, normal wear and tear,
excepted.
11. Destruction or Damage of Property, If prior to the closing of the subject property, or any
part thereof shall be destroyed or materially damaged by fire or other casualty, the Village shall
have the option to terminate this contract upon written notice given to the other party within ten (10)
days after such material damage if the foregoing option to terminate is not exercised, this contract
shall continue in full force and effect, and the Buyer shall assign its interest in any insurance
policies covering the property at the time of the fire or casualty.
12. Default. The Seller shall be responsible for all damages, reasonable costs and expenses
including attorney's fees due to the failure of the Seller to comply with the terms of this contract.
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The Village shall be responsible for all damages, reasonable costs and expenses, including
attorneys fees incurred by the Seiler, in excess of any earnest money retained by the Seller due
the faiiure of the Village to comply with the terms of this contract.
13. Notice. All notices required shall be in writing and shall be delivered by personal delivery,
buy certified mail, return receipt requested which shall be effective on the date of mailing, or by
sending facsimile transmission which shall be effective as of the date and time of facsimile
transmission, provided the notice transmitted shall be sent on business days during the business
hours of 9-00 am to 5:00 pm Chicago time. In the event the fax notice is transmitted during non -
business hours, the effective date and time of notice is the first hour of the first business day after
the transmission.
Notices to the Village shall be mailed or faxed to:
Teresa Hoffman Liston, Corporation Counsel
Village of Morton Grove
6101 Capulina Avenue
Morton Grove. fifinois 60053
Fax 847.965.4162
Notices to the Seller shall be mailed or faxed to
Keith R. Jackson
7706 W. Madison
River Forest 60305
Fax 708 - 771 -8687
14. Miscellaneous.
a. Time is of the essence of this contract.
b. The Seller shall pay for ail county, state, and municipal transfer taxes if required by
law.
C, Ail disputes related to the construction or enforcement of these terms and provisions
shall be governed by the laws of the State of Illinois and are subject to the covenant of
good faith and fair dealing implied in all Illinois contracts.
d. The terms of this contract and all related negotiations shall be kept confidential to
the extent allowed by law until the end of the contingency period.
e This contract is subject to a ten (10) day attorney review period,
The parties agree to comply with the reporting requirement of the applicable sections of the
Internal Revenue Code and the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act of 1974, as amended.
This contract has been executed as of
2011 (the contract date)
This contract shall not be binding until it has been approved by the Corporate Authorities of
the Village of Morton Grove.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have thereto set their hands on the date first above written.
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ATTEST:
THE VILLAGE OF MORTON GROVE, an Illinois
municipal corporation
By: By:
Tony S. Kaiogerakos Daniel J. Staackmann
Its:
Village Clerk
SELLER
Its:
Village President
KEITH R. JACKSON INDIVIDUALLY AND AS
TRUSTEE OF THE KEITH R. JACKSON TRUST
By:
Keith R. Jackson. trustee
26
Legislative Surnmary
Resolution I I- I I
AUTHORIZATION FOR THE PURCHASE OF POLICE PURSLIT VEHICLES THROUGH
THE ILLINOIS STATE BID PROCUREMENT PROGRAK CONTRACT #4015559
Introduced:
Synopsis:
Purpose:
Background:
Programs, Dcpartments
Programs,
or Groups Affected
Fiscal Impact:
Source of Funds:
Workload Impact:
Administrator
Recommendation:
First Reading:
Special Considerations or
Requirements:
February '28, 201 1
To authorize the Village President to aPploV0 the purchase of four t4) policc,
Pursuit vehicles at Landmark Nord it, Springficid. Illinois. I ancintark Ford
was awarded by the State of Illinois the contract to sell the 2011 Ford Crown
Victoria Police Interceptors. Purchasing the squad Cars from the State Bid
Program aflows municipalities LO bypass formal bid procedures.
To replace high mileage vehicle.,; cuj-rejjtjy bell,,, utilized in the p o ii c c
Department. t,
Every three years, high rri i ]cage squad cars are replaced to insure a key
equipment utilized by police officers do not fail during their normal course of
duty. The squad cars arc utilized 24 hours-a-day and the; need to he in
excellent condition at all tinres. High milcaae, vehicles are either rotated
back into the Village fleet for administrative use or sold. Four (4) squads
were approved by the Vi I lagc Board to be purchased in 2_0 I I at the coii not
to exceed $92.060.
police Department. Public Works Vehicle Maintenance
$21.845.25 for a total cost of $97.391.00 for 4 squad cars,
i 023014-572010
The ordering and changing over of the vehicles will be coordinated by the
Public Works Vehicle Main nance Department.
' Approval as presented.
Not Required
None
Respectfild),
osF. Wade, Village Administrator_
1'repa;-cd by Reyievved by
Mark Erickson. Chief nt I'oliu
?
Z
To—cla I ioffinan Liston, Corporation Counsel
RESOLUTION 11 -11
AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE OF POLICE PURSUIT VEHICLES
THROUGH THE ILLINOIS STATE BID PROCUREMENT PROGRAM,
CONTRACT #4005559
WIIERf AS. the Village of Morton Grove (V(LLAGE:)_ located in Cook County. llhnois, is a
home Nile unit of government under the provisions of Article 7 of the 1970 Constitution of the Statc of
Illinois, can exercise any power and perform any function pertaining to its Ggovernment affairs. including
but not limited to the power to tax and incur debt: and
WIV EREAS. the Village Board has authorized the acquisition of Police Squad Cars in the
Calendar Year 2011 Budget, and
WHEREAS. tine Calendar Year 2011 Budget incorporates a line itenn to purchase hrur {4) police
squad cars: and
WHEREAS, the Illinois Department of`Central Management Services recently opened bids
providina for the purchase of police squads and the loin bidder was Landmark ford in Springfield. Illinois
for 2011 Ford Crown Victoria's at a unit price of S2I,845.25: and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF
TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MORTON GROVE, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS AS
FOLLOWS:
SECTION I; The Pillage President and Board of Trustees hereby authorize the purchase of four
(4) Model Year 201 1 Ford Crown Victoria Squad Cars front Landmark F =ord per the terms and conditions
of tine Illinois Department of Central Management Services bid, Contract ,� PSI) 4015559, at a unit price
of $21.845.25 for a total cost of $87.381.00.
SECTION 2: The Village Administrator and Director of finance are hereby directed to authorize
the issuance of a purchase order to place the squad cars on order.
SECTION" 3! That this Resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after its adoption
PASSED this 28rr' day of February 2Q 1 1.
Trustee DiMaria
Trustee Gombcrg
{ ru Stec GrQal'
7 rustee Marcus
Trustee Thill
Trustee Toth
PPROWD by me this 213`° day of Fabrrrary 2011.
Daniel .L Staackmann, Village President
Villa -e of Moron Grove
Cook County. Illinois
APPROVI,D and FILED in n7_y office this
I `r day of March 2011
"i`ow, S. kalov!erakos. Village Clerk
Village ofMorton Grove
Conk County. Illinois
Legislative St mmary
— _,Ordinance I1 -IIa
sit C)RI)INA:NCE'T`t3 A iRE NT1 TI'T'LL �, CHAPUR 11 A RTICLE F..5EC'TION I ENTITLED "NO PARKING
S T RL ETS^ AND T?TLE ;; HAPTFR 13, AR'T'ICLE F, SV;C'rI0r 3 ENTITLED "'ITME L1,M1T Pr1RK1NC+
ZONES" OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE VILLAGE OF MORTON GROVE
TO ADD PARKIiNG RESTRICTIONS ON CHFSTNLT.STREfA
Introduced Februan, 14.2()I',
Objective i o amcod i'itic 5. (`hal7ter 13, rArocic F, Sectitm ; stttidcd "No Park mL Su tts" ;uaci Title
Chapter 13. Articic F. Suction I cntided " T'irrrc Limit Parking Zones" of the MtuticlPal code
Purpose To add psrl-. ins restrictkxas on Clres curt Street.
I3ackgrtnand I`hs Tea tic Safciv Cbm III ission rcricwed a request to aci ! rarhinz restrictitms on Chesuuat Succt
o disccouraee on- sureei naritin! ht' train colnamtters at their Fcbrirarl' 3_201', m etitt The
T raf'fic Saiely Conmtission recommended to prohibit parking on the south sick of "Citesfaui and to
restrict parhrna oil the ourth 40.te of C11e5tflU( 11190 Mii)ules lxlwl.n &:00 flat and 6:00 pm,
M1rfondaullarouT?h Friday. 1'illag¢si,sffctrncttrs s�rith therecomn;cacfrtticrn. The pc� €iec-C`hicf
issued a memoranc}um dated 17ect:mber 22. 1-010 which seas approved 1iv the V IIlagO Eng III e�Cr to
Iaroi2ibit all harking on Chestnut 5ueei for nit�cty {cJUI days. The Police chief is authorized io
ma ke.temuorary a p
ti, cpal CodeSoction -T. c v
Prt >Prams, Onparts Public Work Dcpartnient
or Groups Abetted
Fiscallmptild S3Pt)
Source of Funds General Fund Accomt tr 03501 ; -Sd3 i io
Workload Impact
Admin Recomnaond
Se'c'ond Readim,
Special
Considerations or
Requirements
Tiac installatiem of sighs Will be peri'ormcd durine the norrnui Qours- o('wark.
Approval as rrescmiN,
Itccluirud — Music pal CIA,Chan -e
^dome
csrectfir[It :,ubrnit ed: / t. S a L: __ RevI, weci ltG
{ la�C ada, Villat7, Administrator DeVlvnie. DuQotor huiahr W011,b
r
Pl :pared lw] _ Reviewed hv: ° �'• °, °i `/ _
C "hris "1comich_ ViIlaalc Engineer ieresulluFnstar d�iston,%or {at r:atirm C unsei
Ordinance 11 -05
AN ORDINANCE 11) AMEND TITLE 5. CHAPTER 13, .ARTICLE I'. SUCTION I
ENTITLED -NO PARKINC> S`I'RI?PTS" AM) TITLE K (AIAPTER I3, ARTiC'LE I',
SECTION.; IiNTITLED "TIMEr, LIMIT PARKING ZONES "' OF `]'III �Ili,hiC CP.AI,
CODE OF THE VILLAGE OF MORTON (;HOVE
TO ADD PARKING RESTRICTION'S ON C 1IEST UT SIREF'T
b'~rH['R[ N % the Sri kyu oi-Mtarton Cjrov:_, (VA gel AMA in CAM (County, Illinois, i4 u
home ruic unit of govens -nov under the provisions ofi nw1c 7 of the 1970 Constitt:tion of the
saw of Illinois. can cxe;rcis'e any Power and prarawni any lunciktn penainhg to its governmcat
allikin, including bui not limited to the pouter to tte, and incur dcht: and
WHEREAS. the Viliwgc cstahiished tine'I rafiic Saiuly Commission to receitie. revieksr.
and prescnl recomnlcnciations kt the Presidcnt and Board of tustves regaraing rcgnests or
inquiries on matters involving traffic sa'by, including requests for insintUation of tralTic control
devices: and
W I AZEi W ur Traffic Safety Commission reviewed a request to add parking
restriMAM on Chestnut Street to discoura <. — on- sireet parking: by train comunuters: and
WHEREAS, tiro T; -afllc St,',ety ('onimissiOIL at its regularly schcd :acd luvetimr nn
February 3. 2011, at tine Richard'E. 1'lickinger Municipal Center. the al c)ve
referenced request: and
WJIEI2FAS. the Italic SalQ iss ion has recomntcntfea to prohibit parking on the
south side of Chestrim and to restrict parking on th(c north sick of Chestnut to ninety (1)0) nnnutf;s
bctu =een 8:00 tom and 610 put, Nk),Kia3- throu�ah i�Ericia�: and
WI-IF~Rf-A'S. . the Police Ciuef issucd a memorandum dated Decundacr 32. 3010, as-
approved hj the Viiiagc Eamginecr and specified in the 'vlunicipal Code Section 5- i-4 to ntai :e
wrnporary (traf'llei 1- uguiations to cover specud conditions tnr n(a njore thau ninety ( {)0} nay
curd
WHEREAT the Village Roard of Trustees ne Nevus the best interest of'he V ;liau�e of
!viorton Grove'riff be Sc:- •cd be amending Title 5. (Chapter I3. Article F. Section t entitled "At)
Parkin,tr Sircui,% " attci `Fitic 5 C'haptcr ( :. Atlicle 1�. Scotian 3 entitled "Time Limon Pw-kha
ones° W the MuNcipal Code as set fixih hem& to add parking resn`dcti«nS orr Chesnna 5trcet_
N'MA', THEREFORE, 131-, . !`F C)RI)j,INEI) BY T[- E PRESIDENT All!) 13t)ARD
OF TRUSTEES at vv VILLAGE OF VIOR iON' (vRO`i,'F„ COOK COUNTY,
ILLINOIS AS FOLLOWS.
SLUI')ON i s fire C orporatc Autho&cs do 1x:r�hl' incorpotatc the j2nregoing
\V1IE E'AS clauses into this Ordinance as though ridi�. set !omit tiler in tlxa`cbw rlai:ii3 the
Mop as he hriaNwe ,set forth.
SECTION d: 'I'lie follotiving pnAlMort is added to the Municipal Code] itle 5, Chapter
q. Articie R Sechon I cmHkd M PurNn,, ,Sircc�t,C':
Street Remen Wide of Street
ChesmtEt Stroct ih ad End and Lehigh Avcuue South
SEC" 1'ION 3: The fiahoUa +ing provision is added to the Mtmicipa1 ('Odd "tole d, (`hapler
13. Article F. Section enuded "71n e Unit inpr y lrrne,c.. Subscction f3: Nino), Minutc
Poking:
Street Between Side (t# Street P aic and Time
Chestnut Dead E;nd and Lehigh Avcouc "lorth N/ionday through
Stre [Midst-,. 8:06 am to
6:00 prn
SECTION T i he DhTctrtr of Public Works is herehv authorized and Aructed tee remove
M cnnlIkUng signs Md Ceet sUch signs as detailed in this Ordinance.
SU"I ION 3; This Ciro {inanee shall be communicated to residents adjacent to Elie pa&m,,,
restrictions via a letter, "Mich shall be recc;ived as cuidence ofthe passagc and !Cal d)LlrnCatiern
ofthis Orc9inancc.
S3:''UTJON d 1his ChAinance shall he in All force and Cll'ect upon its altpr'nsai and
puhlicatiow
PASSED Tmz4 °d « aRC«KY 3 c
1"umec E «
m:»a >
Tmsic,ya
! 70fl:
APPROVED 111' NIF IT] 6 » *6>« mB2xRY 2011
«n
ormorlon Grove
CAR County. Brims
AT . D and FILM in a
a62 day ofMRn3G
'?Kai „rakae-E
Village « no ,( m
Cook A s% «,
Legistalive Num an,
ordinance
AN ORDINANC R 710 AMEND TITLE 5 HAPTh.R 131 ARTICLE F. SECTION t ENT I, A) "NO PARIC'N6
STREETS" OF THE 14UNKIPAL CODE OF THE VILLAGE OF rVIORT € ?N (,,ROVI?
TO ADD PARKING RESTRICTIONS ON SCHOOL ST E1,sT
Introduced 1 Gehruar"." 14.2011
Objective i To mnend iitle 5. chapter i3, Artbe F. Section 1 untitled -No ME ,t? Trt"vn- of On Nininvi na!
cod,_
i
Purpove To prohlo part lg on to mun side of Schaal Street belie,Cn Durtipster Street and 117c dust ahe)
sctuah f I }e�onster Stncet,
Backtiround The Trahic Sahcty C'ommis,ion evicwed a recloest to and parking restrictions on I)enttnstcr Street
1 .rctwecit Ferris Avenue and Central Avenue. During that revium the `['ralfic StaCeti Cbmnnos non
noticed parkin_.: is nHowcd on Scht k Minuet got soMh of Mmpster Street within th,_
eltannciizauon taf file ;ignaii2 d nucr ection where there is onq rnnm Or We ttnA ixtc. The
Tr t is Safeay Cont3nFssion rccomrncnucd Exrahibiting pM*Mg tun the not side of Schtto' SLICet
[wont Deanp,slcr sweet to the fnstaallev South Strcct.
ProNraaas" Departs Pohiic %Yorks
or Groups Afferud '
i
Fiscal Impact A 1 nO (es k;wed)
Source of Funds : General Finul Accoamt ° (250I 1563 1.0
!Workload Impact j None.
Aaiun❑ Recommend i App m% l as presented.
�wconti Rc�artlm " F2cquia'ed - viunieipai C -od t;lnttr.g
I
Special \c7ne
C ousidera dons or
Requirements
t r �
tiespecifuliv sobaai(teC: r y� r.,£ t _ {uvicwed itE,� 'r�
lots pt4, h. dc�
Mae Adtninkwart nr j6dy Dcrvlonn, Dnrecto,, PnWie ld"__
PIC!)aared by _ j ,
_ Etc ".icwed bv.
u'tsTonuch. Villag ".° I'.o <Uineer fcresti Flcr1'C�ntin Liston. C�
Ordinance 11 -06-
AN £ }RDINAWE 10 AMEND TITLE S, CHAIYFER 13, ARTICLE F SECTJON I h`NTITLEI)
"ENO PARKING STREET'S" OF THE NJUNICIPAL CODE OF THE VILLAGE OF MOI(I'ON
GROVE, TO ,ADD PARKING; RESTRICTIONS ON SCHOOL OOL STRUT
WHE:RE.AS. tile's'iliege of Morton Grove K!HageL located in Cook County. Millois, it, r lunar
adc unit of govemment under file prop =i sic) I's nh= lriicle 7 of the 1970 Con stitmion of the State taf
11[imns, can exercise any pt>wer and perform any function ficrouninvs to its got ^ermnent affairs,
including but not limited to the poixer m tax and inctt:r debt: and
WHEREAS. the Village established the Ttnftic-SaielY Unnuission us receive. revium and
present recnnznacnciadom to the President and Board of I amwes regarding requests nr inquiries on
matters involving Ira Me safety, including requests Ran installation of traffic control devie.es: and
An ECREAS. the Trafne Safety Commission reviewed a request to add parkin fa restrictiotas an
Dempster Street between Ferris Avenue and Central Avenue: and
WHEREAS. the'RafflC SaRny Conu2jissktn. at its regularly scheduled nneetings on, Fcbruary
2011, at tine Richard 1'. flickinger Nita icipai Center, considered the above releretnced reclnest; and
\VI IF E! -,AS. the Traffic SJfetP Commismon identified an adjacent segment etn School Show
within the channelked area of the ituersection where parking shouid be but is not prohibited: and
WFIEREAS, the VAR My Wrl mission recommended to prohibit parking tan the cast side
ofSduml Street (irorn Dempster Street to tine first alley south of Dempster Strom and
%U REAS. the Villtage Board of Trustees believe the best interest of the Village of.Morton
(ROve will be immed by amending the Niunicip al Code asset forth hercin to prohibit parking on the
east side oP Sc hC>ol Street from Dempster Street to the iirst alley soutia or f3empstec Street,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT 01WAINED I3V THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF
TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF MORTON C=RCIVE, COOK C£3UNTV, IL ANOIS AS
F£)LLO'VVS:
SFCTION 1: The Corporate Authorit }es do hereby incorporate the fbregoing WFIEREAS
Rums lotto this Wdinancc as though fully se<. forth tlnet'ein thereby making tine findings as herchamovc
set forth.
SI,CTION'_; le following provision is added 10 the Municipal Cone, 141e>. Chapeer 13.
Article 1 Seetion I untitled -A'a Parkin 'Strec h- to read as ioliows:
Street Arm Side al'Strcei
Sehool Street From Dctnps(e:- Street to the ecnwriine of the fiat Bast
alit)' soutiI of Dempswi. Str:ect
SEC' FION The Direetor of Public VAhgks is hembv authorized and directed to retztovc atav
conflictin ±, sigms and erect such Sips as detailed in this Otziiisancc.
SI C]"10N 4: This oridrim tc` shuH be cotlamunicawd to businesses acnacetx to the parkitag
restrictions via a letter, which Shall be receked as ecideme of the passage and legal pubiicratwn o1`Citis
Qwnanm
S13C' ION S: '!his ni-dinance shall �Y- in full Vice and elAct'Moln it_5 apprnval acid puNiealion
P,ASSF,I) 1111S 28'`' day oii'l E BRUAR`a' 2011
i'resim Di'.vlaria
Trustee Cioml —mm,
Trustee Guar
Trustee Marcus
nustec "Fhill
Trustee Toih
APPROVED BY ME PUS 3$`[' dai ref T[?C ;RUARY 201 t
A 1- PE'S'T''. and FILED in my ol'Icc
fills 1'' dal' t)C MARC L1711t 1
`I Onv S. Kaiogct-ttkos, Village Cleric
Viila"pc of Vie; -ton Choy:
C uk Coum y, 1likwis
L)aniel J. Sraucirmanta_ i =iliac 3'residcnt
Village of Moron Chow
Wok Ccxaa, ll nks
L,egisl2tke ``attmtnar��
___�_ f7rdinactce �i -tt�
4N ORDINANCF TC7 AMEND TITLE 5, CHAPTFIZ 13. A14TICLE F SECTfON I ENTITLED `ENO PAIKIN ,
STREETS- AND TITLE 5 CHAPTER 13, ARTICLE K SECTION 3 FM1TITI,,LD °'TIME LIMIT PARKING
7ONEY OC THE MUNICIPAL CODF. Of THIS PILLAGE OF MORTON GIWV1:
TC) AMEND PARKING ItESTRICTIONIS ON MAJOR AVENUE
Introduced f`ehru,ary 14. 3011
ObjecHve To antcnd'fitle OmMcr 13. Anieie F. Scemen I entitled -,iV, Partinoa Street¢"' and We 5,
Chapter 13, Article I', Section 3 entitled -nmv Lhnfl Purkni ,,, Zorn.' of the Municipal C:odc
Purlmse "fig modify the parking, re�trictiats an Myor Averue botween Dcnrlt.eterStreet and the rlsf wley
south of Dempster Street in txde' ttt (wm batc a contradiction hetweei) taro scetiont; of the
Nttanieipal Codc.
Background j The rraff ie Safety Wnrnl `~!oat reviewed a request to add parking restrictions on Dempster Street
I0QiWUQn Fam Avame and Central Auenue ELtn iu that revrew. theTrstfftc Safety Commission
noticed parking is prohibited on .Vityta' 1vc we just s una <tf Dempster 5tictt w =here the Viliage
cnnstructui diaa�oonnl parking far btlsinesses years ago. There k no sty_ = =nago is puce to alert
t drivers o>W parting restriction. `file 1 raffic Safety CContntissioa recommended to eliminate the
existing parking restriction on tooth sides of Major Potnue from Dempster Street to doe firs! alleti
south of Dempster Street and to add a ninety n2inttte time 151 parking restrictions on hol skies
W Adj r Avenue from C)empsnu sore tp the first alley solab tt(* f):mpster Street. Viliagc starfz
T . ! ales themorkinu ttmriuuoll PmAmes we amstrucrion or ve parking area muf th teed it
clurnwate the p3rl'ing restriction m s madv erternh overlooked. vilit u st+rrhasjus, Qua umma
the GIS (Geographic ]n forarrtion System) to qulkly Acntii% locwions wall incompatible Or
redtmomil sets of parking restriL;nonx for a siosle imonon. 'Mcm nmy be additionaf Raw-
1 ordinances to make it sirnpier io and rstaud and enforce- the Vi € €ays parkins resirictitms.
Progro nos, Departs Oublic Works Department
or Groups Affected
i
Fiscal impact 5200 (estineued)
Source of Funds General Fund Acctrmat 'k ❑?`0I -i {r i i its
4"wkhad impact None.
Aefmin Recommend Approval as presented.
I,
Second 3te2ding ; Requircd -- "funicipal Code Change
Special i Nomt:
Considerations or
I'iegnireinents i
ltiesi7 ctfuikv snlnrlinecl:
oticp F, dc, Viilzs�u �ldittinistratnr tn<!} Dchionte. 1uroett,r i'ublw %Voiks
Prepared by � Reviewed by -: �n `
lu alinl�
C']tri =. Tonucit y !huge E n eincrr mote ✓t Aston Curpointrolt C,oa!js
Ordinance 11 -07
AN* ORDINANCE TO AEMEM) TITLE 5, CHAPTER 13, ARTICLE F, SECTION I ENTITLED
"NO PARKING STREETS" ANY) VTLF 5, CYIAPTER 13, .ARTICLE A SECTIO 3
ENI ITLEI) "TIME L1M1'1' PAltiil?4G Z()34ES" ()F TilF ML°iNICIPAL Ci)I)E OF `FILE
VILLAGE OF MORTON GROUT
TO AMEND PARMN(i 011STRICTIONS ON MAJOR AVENUE
WHI,R.FAS. the Village of "vilorton C3roue Milage), kwated in Qok Clung;, Iltinnis, is a home
rut um of government under the provisions of A dwe 7 of the 1970 Constitution of the State oi,
Iltlnols_ run exercise any power and pull- rtn an, Iuncilon peilaining to Its goveE'nSwau ilAIrs;.
ine" ing but not iindlud to the power to tax and incur debt: and
WHEREAS, the Yflag:r estaNkhed the It ruffic Safety Conanaissioii to receive, rc- Fieu. allot
present recommendations to the Prosidu t and Board oF1rustees regarlinx requests or inquiries ran
matters involving traffic safety, inc}u fhtwt ,'cqucsts for installation oftrafhc control devices; and
W IEREAS, the I ratfic Safety Commission reviewed a regeleal to add pari<inc, r: strictions oil
Dempster Street hetvaeen Ferris .Avenue and Central Avienuc: and
WHEREAS, the Traffic Safety Mnorniasion. at its rcgtdarjy sciaedtiied inecdng on FeNuarr 3.
^(t i f . at the Richard T. flickinwer Municipal Center cemsidered the abm,e referenced rcqucst: and
V'Hf3t t� S , the `Traffic Salt', Crtncmission identified an adjacent segment of prohibited
Parking on Miaior Avenue which is also designated a municipal parkiiag roue in Title j. Chapter `,
�^.rtieie 9 of the Municipal Code: and
WHEA AS. iherc> is no signatLe in place to alert chit =ers ol'the parUig restriction: and
M /1IEPd.,AS. the Villag=e liar intended and does intend Or this segment of Maisie Avenue to
serve as a pubiic parking, urea: and
WHEREAS, Be 77A Tc Sub, Cormakt siou r,^aammended to eliminate tiie esistitag parkint-j
restriction on both sides of Major ,Avenue from Dempster Sunct to the ins, alley south or Dumps.
Street and to add a ninety -mimne time limit taarking restriction on both sides oCMajor Avenus froth
Danpner Street to the first alley south ol'Dempswr Street: and
Vv° MRE.AS, the Vilinge I,ciard oi-Trusnees bvkev'e the hest interest ol'tlic viliagc, of' iMorton
Carove iNHI he screed Q ainendin <g the Municipal Cone asset forth increin to modify Are parking
restrictions on both sides of'Ma it Avcnuu Own Dempster Street to the first alley south of f)cnipstor
suns.
N' ' W, "i`HEREIaORF',, BE IT ORIIAI,NEI) 13Y Ttlif PRESI0LNT ,kND BOARD O
TRUSTEES {1[r T II VILLAGE OF MORTON GROVE, COOK COUNTY, ILLI` OIS AS
FOLLOWS:
Sf::C TICT; 1: 'bite C orporate Authorities do h,cWbj incorpomic the forcgcxine f+rNIRf.1S
clauses into this Urdinancc as though fully set birth Lhercin thereby making the Iinctiuws as hcreinabtavc
set AN
SEC"1 IVIN ?: The Collowin±, provisions are amended in the Viunicipal Coee.'rifle f, Chapter
13. t+lrucle F. election I entitled -Ne) Arking 0reem- to read as follows:
Street Between Side of Strecl
Major Avenue Fron, the cenwrline oCthe fhst aQ south of Has and west
Dcmpsfer StrCet to C:aroi Avenue
SECTION., 3: The t2>IlttMIng provisions are added to the MUllicipal Code, Title 5, Chapter 13,
.Article F_ Section 3 entitled "Tune Lord Purkinir Zones-, Subsection B3 `- ineCi Alinaue Parking ":
Street Between Side of Street D2V and Time
titttjt3r AVenUCL Detnpsier Street and She Last and Wem At all times
centerline of the lot, alley south
of I_)cmpsu r Size'.
SECT KY\ 4: The [Arccuxr of Public \V0i cs is hereb; authorized and directed to remove an),
conflicting signs and erect such signs as detailed in this Ordirianea.
SECT(< N 3: This LkInance shelf be axtlntanicatcd to busincsscs t(i.�acern to the pa:kin +,
restrictions via a letter, which shall he received as cAdowe of the passar) r and IC'-al PUNication o this
Ordinance.
SECTION 6: This Wdinmwc shall he in bill three and Meet yon its approval and rmbiication.
PAS`.slsi)'hi IiS 19"' day of [`F 3BRUARY 301 1
Trustee fVvlaria
t rustec Gol- hoer ",
1 runic c Grear
1 rust ac klareas
I` usl c Trill
Trustee Toth
APPROVED BY ! 1L "l l HS 28"' du o" FEBRUARY 2011
Daniel J, Staicknialln, Village President
Village of Morton Grm e
Cook County. lihms
ATTFS11D anti Fll,FD in niv office
Ilis 1 0 day of Mardi 2011
Tony S. Kalogc:akos. Village clerk
Village of mumn (Rove
Cook Count, lihmme
i e2is atevc Stan7tnary
t)rc l"Me 1, __68
AN ORDINANCE TO .AMEND TITLE 5. CHAPTER 13. ARTICLE K SECTION I ENTITLED)
"NO PARKING STREETS" OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE VILLAGE OF WATON GRf)VTT
TO ADD PARKING RESTRICTIONS O .A STIN AVENUE
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Ob,jeetive i To amend T AQ h Mapter 13, Article F. Section cntitfea -No Przrkrrtg.Q;r A `ofihc Municipal
{.`exit
Purpose ! '1'o prohibit panting Ott the east side of Austin .Avenue hetween L)cnapster Street and the #irsf <rllcW
south of Dempster Strec i.
Background The Traffic Safety Croon ss, reviewd a request to add proling restrictiitfts on Dcmpam Street
hknlwccn Ferris Avenue and Contra! Avenue, Ehnnngthnt review. CheTraffjc SafetvCtnnmissi(
noticed paAng is allowed an Austin Avenue just south or Dompster Street within the
channcG2aticn of the Signalized intersection where there is ont} room for the vavcl lane. The
Traffic 5arets Commission recomnitmoed to PROWn puking an to east side of .Aaron Avettttc
from Dc pstcr Street to the, first aIIey scsttth or Dempster Strce[.
Programs, Departs Public Works
or Croups Affected .
Fiscai Impact S100(estimated)
Warce of Funds Genem! Fund Account it 025€ 17- 56313{1
Workload Impact 1 Xone,
Admin Recommend AppuAwl as presented.
Second Reading I2cgtEhcd - Muuieipa! ('itde Chan +e
Special j x(me
Cousideratious or
Requirements
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Ordinance 11-68
AN t)RIONAVCE TO AMEN 1) TITLE 5, CHAPTER 13, ARTICLE F, SECTION I EN"I ITLFi)
"NO PARKING STRFETS" OF THE 'YI UNNIC:IPAL CODE OF THE VILLAGE OF NIORTQN
GROVE TO ADD PARKING RESTRICTION'S ON AUSTIN AVENUT
VA IEREAS the Village of?v1onan Grove f dlaguy located i❑ Cook County. Illinois, is a home
role unk Of 900Crnntcnt Under the provisions of Article 7 o the 1970 C,ionstittttion of the State of
lllinois. can exercise any power and perform any l'anctia❑ porteinin, to its government affairs.
including; but not limited to the power to tax and incur dcht: and
'WHEREAS. the Village established the Traffic Safrte Commission to rcceiv , rcrieu +, acid
present recommendations to the President and Board of T uswes regarding requens or inquiries oil
matters involving uumc SKY, including requests for installation of traffic control devicos: and
WHEREAS. the Traffic Safety Commission rr:vicvad a request to add pttrl,ing restrictions on
Dempster Street between Fcrris Avenuc and Central .Avenue; and
WHEREAS. Me Traffic Safety Commission. at its rcguiarl) scheduled meetings on Fc:fb nary 3.
2011, at the Richard T. Flickinger Ivllnlicipal Center. Considered the above referenced request, and
IA HLIZI- AS. the Traffic Sa'lky Commission identified an acljticelt Segulent on ?Austin Avenue
within the channl area of the interseetian where parking should tie but is not prohibind: and
Wl IJERE.AS. the Tral`Gc Saky Commission rccommentleu to Prohibit Parking oil the cast side
of Austin ,Avenue from Dempster Street to the first apes south of Derpster Street: and
WHEREAS, the VdNge hoard of "F'rustees believe the best interest of the Villap of Motion
Grove wild be scrvetl b,, emending the Municipal Code as set forth herein to prohibit laarkin,, ou the
cast We of Austin ,Avenue horn Dempswr Street to We first .ddcy south of Dempster Street.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE I'F ORDAINED 13Y THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF
TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF NIC)RTON GROVE, WOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS AS
FOLLOWS:
SECTION l 'I'be Corptrr -ate .Authorities do hereby ineuToratc tile forcgoin fa `til`ll
clauses into Ibis C)rdhoutce as Wough fully set forth thrercin tlncrchy makinfa the findings as hereinabovc
Sid fOr "111.
SEKTION 2: The whowNg tinnisions are added to the tvtunicipal Code. 00 7.. Chapter
,-Article F. Section 1 entitled — 0) Parkhig Streeks- to read as k lkrivs:
Street Between
Side of Street
Austin Avenue From Dempslcr Street to the centerline of the lirsT East
alley south Of Elcillpster Street
SIC" r1 m, ±: The mcu>r or Puhik l% Aks is hereby aathorizcd and directed to remove any
cnn'Plicung sips and erect such Signs, as detailed i» this C)t`dinanC:.
SP,C1'1ON' 4: This Ordinance shall be contmanicatcd try businesses adpaccitt to th¢ J)Ul'k T�,
rendcuons via a letter, which shall be received as evidta)ce ofti7:: passage andIclaal publication ol`tl7ts
Ordinance.
S[",C`I'IO Fhis Ordina ue shall be in fall ft>rce and cfA'cct upon its approval and pubkonion.
PASSED 11 US 28's day of HF 131tt,'ARY 3t)!
Ifu9ce IN;vlatA
'I rtIstce COmberg
Ijustcc Clrear
Rumce lv'lmus,
Rustec Thi € i
Trustee Toth
APPRO'VTA0 l3`1' ME rNIS> 288`'' day of'FEHRlfARY 2011
I7itn7e.; ,1. `7 taaCii ?Bail n, 't� lila�ac I }rE;S1Ci:; i1t
Village cu viot`ton Grove
Cool•. County. iliolcus
A 1 TESTED and N EF) in my of7ice
This I" clap of March 201 1
Any S. halogemkos, Village clert,
The of Monon (hove
Wok Cctun €t, Illinois
LegyisipfivLstl m miry
AN' ORDINANCE TO AMEND TITLE 5, CRAPTUJt 13,ARTICLF: F, SECTION I ENTITLED "NO PARKING
STREETS"; TITLE ',, CHAPTER 13, ARTICLE F. SECTION 3 ENTITLED "TIME LIATITPARKING
ZONES"; AND CHArrF.11 13. ARTICLE L- SECTION I ENTITLED "NO TRUCK PARKING- OF
THE MUNICIPAL CODE 01, THE VILLAGE Of, MORTO.N(A 0
TO ADD PARKING RESTRICTIONS ON DENIPSTER STREET
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Ob,imiVC Too amend Title 5 Chapter 13. Article P. Section 1 untilled -Vo Pu, king, Title uittpjcy
Artici,-- j,')'ch(jjj 1 ilp1jr 1,611-kIlIv 7
Section I entitled -No
I red, P;ul,111L, i)f tilt municl.nal Cbde
Purpose F(, add parkjnL7 restrlctitrns c)[, Dempster Street hciween F-ir'> A%cnuc and U,enrr,,0 AVCl1LW,
Background The Villape has tan will) t1le Depailincrit ()i"I ransporlation to prohibit
parking, o C C
- I' hoth sldc�; ON)CIlIP'Ster SLI,e�t between Ferris Av nu and Central Avenue as a
condition 0'prlxecd ill,, %kjth the WrIstrUctioll improvements on Dempste! S1.1-c"L. The
I construnan trnprcivcmejm on the north side of Dempster Street between Fcrris,Nv,,jjtjc
and Central Av�'muc are substantially Cc)Jllplelcd m the ..s tei it that tile parking !,line has
beet) Ciiii-tillated. The Traffic Saf*Qr.y C011111liSSioll I'CViCA+,CCia i-ColUeSt tut ad,(I parking
restrictions on Dempster b,-,fwecn Ferris Avenue and Central Avenue at their
Fchmam and SUbS"CILIC1111, 1-Ce""mmendcd Ilmilibiung, parking, oil the
north side o('Dumpsicr. Villagle with tile rccomjri4�ndatiou.
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Pmgrams. Departs f rjut)[jc Department
W' groups Affected 1
Fiscal Impact estimalcoi)
Source of Funds GeIICNIJ Fund AeC(Mnl � 305060-543300
Workload Impact . Nmic.
Admiti Recommend 1 Appmval as Presentcd
Second Readina RqUINd - Mitrim,[pal
Chan"Q
Special Nc)no
Ccusideratiwis or
Requirements
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Ordinance 11 -09
AN ORDINANCE TO O AMl NT)'I ITLE 5, CH APTISR 13. ARTICLF f, SEC- 1 -IC)N I ENTITLED
";NO PARKING STREE'T'S "; TITLE 5, CFIAPTER 13, ARTICLE F, SECTION 3 ENTITLED
"TIMF LIMIT PARKING ZONES "; ,AND TITLE 3, CFIAI'TE R 13, ARTICLE L, SECTION I
ENTITLED "NO TRUCK PARKING" OF THE MUNICIPAL CC)UE C)F T HE VILLAGE OF
MORTON GROVE TO ADO PARKING; ITISTRIC'TION,S ON D MPSTER 5TREE'l
WHEREAS. the Village of N4nnion Canoe (Vil kagQ, ktciacd in C:ooh C: outaty, 111inois. is a home
Me unit of government under We provisions of',- rticie ? of the 1970 Constitution « f the State of
!limbs, can exercise any power and perform arty f'uncti {an pcttaining to its government affairs.
KuWdhg but not 15med to the power to tax and incur debt, and
WHEREAS. the Village ha,; an ag+rcernent with the Illinois Dcpartment of ;rransportadon to
prohibit parkins, on bath sides of DcrnPStcr Street hefwcen hems (Avenue and Central .Avenue as a
Condition of pRwceding "Ah the consituction improvements on Dempster Street: and
WHEREAS. fire eonstructnm improvemcnt.s on the north side of` Dcmpster Street hetvvect,
Perris Al entic and Central Avenue are substantially Completed to the extent the parkin(, iaac has twen
eliminated: and
WHEREAS. tlae Village estalonshed the Tr he Safety Com nission to rcccive, review -. and
present recommendations to the President and Board oi Trustees rtgarding rt:quests or inquiries on
m"Wers involving, traffic safety. including rquesis Ar installation of tmifIc control devices: and
WHEREAS. the `1"raW Safety Commission reviewed a reCILICSt to add parking restrictions on
Dempster Street between Perris Avenue and Centt -al ,Avenue: and
WHEREAS. RE3AS. the s i-aFCc Safer, Commissioin art its regularly scheduled meet Ws on February 3-
2011, at dic Richard 'l'. Fnckinger Municipal Centen considered the anove referenced rcyuesr, and
WHEREAS. the Traffic Safct }, ('armaroission rcct,mmended to prohibit parking on tite north side
of Dempster Street between Perris Avenue and Central Avenue: and
VVI IFTREAS. the Vi kqo Hoard oiTrustees believes the best interest ot,the Vdlaue ofViorton
Grove will be served by amendinta the'vlunicipal Cudc as set Forth fterem to acid a narking, restriction
on the north side of 1 }ctnlaster Street and to delete EIuY anti aif 1'C-;U cu0T that wot3lci
be in conOW •with the aIdditi {anal restriction
NO W, THEREFORE EW IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT ANI) 11OARI) OF
TW'STEES OF TIIF VILLAGE OF MORTON GROVE;, COCK C "C)IJNTV, ILLINOIS AS
FC)LIDWS:
SECTION 1: the Cnrlaoratc Att Nwhics do here by meal- purate the lure�aoaiw- HUMUS
clauses into (his C)rdinaiwo as Owuugh full- set fah ti;erein theivhe rattking dac findings as hercinabnvc
set forth.
S[_:C" TION I The 011o" ring pot Mons are added to the Municipal Codc. Title 5. Chapter Q>
Article F. Section I On iOcd , Vrtr l'urkinn S7recls
Street Between
Dempster Sueet Ferris Avertrc and Central Avenge
Side ofStrcet
'yo rfi
SECIMN 3: 110 following ptttvisions are deleted Jim" the Not nticipal Code. Title 5. Chao ier
3. article I . Section 1 entitled ",Vo Parlor Streets:
Strclet Bettye+ o S;ido n €' Sweet
Dempster Street Moody Street and o point 106 feet cast of Moody North
S uvo-a
SFsC TIC ?Ni 4: I`he ifrlloytinr provisious are deleted !& n, the Munictul Cou;. 'i'it[e 5. C holnw:r
13. Article F. Section 3 entitled -Me Wit Por kn?g, Ones ". Subsection :%: "Two Noma Prwhng
Stro:et Between Side (if, Swtet D:tv and Time
Dc ntpster The lxiipts 123 and 170 leer cost of the Noah 1M aN times
Street centerline of Moody At (AILIc
SIICTICIN 5: The Allowing rwovisiems are amended in the Municipal Code. Title i. Chapter
13. +'lriscle F. Section 3 coiled °Tune Liruit parking, 2W K. Subsection [i: "r1'hten , %otinrtrc 1'ar,tirr7, ":
Istreet Between Side orStrect Dav and Time
I)entpster Street Gallic and Central. execm as South At ail times
uthcrwisc posied
SC CTION 6: Tltc followhg 1woodsions arc deleted front the klun cipal Code_ I itic 5, Chapter
13. Article F. Section 3 entitled ._Tune Lirrrlt Prrrkinsr7rures'" IjAsccucrn C; °71tial Mae Purk g
Street Between Side 4 Streca llav anal'f ir TV, e
Dcmpste ]'abets 178 and 247 F.et cast Ofthe North At all tirne?
,Street c =crline of Vlt:rp ora
Siff'Ti0 v 7: The foliowi17�?, pruvi ions are deleted front the Municipal Code. Title 5. Chapter
13, Article I.. Section I crntitled "No Truck Porkivg -
SttS Between Sic]c o €' SfrcCt [ ?a� and I`itne
[.tempster Marntora Avenue and a jJON worth Ivlondac
Street 250 feet cast of the cen[eriine th;'011�'h Suo"dav
of ivlarmora 9110 am to
1210 noon
Dempster Marntora Avenue and ar point 19(1 feet k odIt At WI times
Stre'e't sa °cst of the cc INJine of "v unnora
SLCTION 8: Th", FAMCusr of Pubiic Works is hereby aul.Wrized and directed to retntovc am-
conffictinp signs and NCO such signs as dctaikd in this f_)rdinancc.
SEC'T'ION 9: `Phis ortlinence shall be cortimunicated to businesses adiaccnt to the parking
resOctions vin tt letter. ta�hicit shall Ire recen�ed tts erddeutee of the passage and H�gal publication of this
SECTION 10: This ordinance shrill be in huli 60ree and effect upon its approval and
PuNkabion
1'ASN —I'T3 fHI,S 28 "' day OI, F! -ARt MzY 2 ()i 1
Trustee EM 163
Trustee Wakerw+ — —
7 rustee Orcar
€ rustee Mar us
Rustec ThiII
rustee Toth
APPROVED BY M THIS 2811' dap oiF'F I3RC;.�ItY 2011
I"f!_STI:D and FILL, in ntf office
'H us I'` d<at of NIARC'I1 201 1
Toni- S. Kaiogcrakos, illagt Cicrk
Vimago. orMorion (Avve
Cook t:ount ), 11futois
Daniel J. Staacknsann. V I1age President
Village of viorton Grove
Cook County, 111mois
,Leeisiative Surnmary
Resolution 11-08
At 11TIORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A SERVICE CONTRACT EXTENSION
WITH LYONS I'LECTRW COMPANY FOR Tiff
2011 TRAFFIC SIGNAL AND STREET LIGHTING MAINTENANCE PROGRAM
Introduced:
Febwar% 28,2011
S,vnops(s.. To authorize the Village Fr line"
t Ig -I, to execute a letter agreement extendim-, the
contract forthe'-201 0'h-affic (:0atr0J anti Street Li L0iting Maintenance
Pro), "with the Lyons Electric ('orillially fix one (1) yVal'ill the allIOUIlt Of
41-ani
522,795.20.
Purpose: Fo maintain the Village's traffic signals aiid street fi,flus,
Backf,roulad:
Each v-ar the Village contracts with all electrical Contractor to assist ill the
maintenance of Meet lighting and traffic control signals within Morton
Grove.
Programs, Departments Public Works,
or Groups Affected
Fiscal Impact:
i The estjrnatcd contract value for routine maintenance is 522,795.20.
Soul-cc (If Funds: , IM FT
Workload Impact: The Public 'A/Orks Department as part of their norn),11 w=ork activities
performs IIIe niana-elucrit and implementation of the program.
Administrator Approval as presented.
Recommendation:
First Reading- Not Required,
Special Consideratif)m or None
Requirements:
Rusucctfully
Wadc, Villagc Adaimisiralor
Reviewcol bv: xle, e�—
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Prepared by Reviewed h3,
Chris 'f oinich. Villau-C I engineer
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RESOLUTION 11-08
AuTnORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A SCRVICI: CONTRACT EXTENSION
WITH LYON'S ELECTRIC COMPANY FOR THE
2011 TRAFFIC SIGNAL AND S'T'REET LIGHTING MAIN FLNANCE PROGRAM
1V IERL;AS., the Villat >e of Morton Grove (Village). located in Cook C "ouniv, Illinois._ is a
home rule unit of "overm acnt under the provisions of Article 7 ofthe 1970 CnnstitUnOrl Of the
State of, Illinois. can exercise any powet' and perforrn an,, function pertaining to its government
I ineludb12 but not limited to the power to tax and incur debt, and
'V IFREAS, the 2011 'Traffic Signal and Street i.iz�htittg Maintenane Program is
necessary for the maintcrurncc Of.Villap traffic sivonal and street light illlrasuructure; and
W BIE==R I`A -S, Itesolnti
PASSED THIS 28 °i DAY OF FFBJWARY 2011.
Trustee DiMaria
Trustee Gomllcr
Trustee Grcwi
i rustec Marcus
Trustee Thill
Trustee Toth
APPROVFD BY \41' THN 2S "i DAY CAF FFRRCARY MI I
Daniel .1. Staackmann, Villa!-'C ]'resident
Village of Murton Grave
Cook Countti,', Illinois
AT FF,STED and FrILEM in Inv office
his 28'1r day of Fcbruarc ?0I l
I om- S. Kaloverakos. Village C icrk
Viliatge of Morton Grove
Cook County, Illinois
Legislative Surftmar`4
Itesolutiun I I -09
AtJTHORIZA'I'ION TO EXFC'(J "l'E SEPARATE C'ONTRA(Tf± [t ITH
ARROW ROAD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY AND PETER RAKER AND SON C'O`biII kN),
FOR THE 2 €II1 MATERIAL PURCHASING PROGRAM
Introduced: February 28, 201 1
Synopsis: fo atrthorizc the village President to exec ie a contract with Arrow itcnt
Construction Company attd Peter Itaker and Son Company for the 2011 Material
Purchasing Prom-am,
Purposcr fhc 201 1 Material Purchasing Program is necessary for the ntaintcnance of Viiia,,c-
Strcers, and includes the purchase of llot -Mix Asphalt, Bituminous Patchim,
i Mixture. and Portland Cenient C.ancrete.
I3acicgroutrd:
Each year the Villagc contracts +n-ith material supply c{mtractors fur the purchaw of
materials for projects within Marton Grovc. A competitive hid process in
accordance with the Village's purchasing guideline, was implenientcd icl this
year's program. This work must also conform to the Prevaiiing Wznue Act. The
Village received bids for the asphalt material- but no bids; for the concrete. mata�ial.
'Fite Village will solicit bids again for the concrete inatel,od and present the bids to
tat;: Board at a meeting in March.
Programs, Departments Public Works
or Groups Affected
Fiscal Impact: I lie csdmated contract values are as fohowcs:
1- Arrow Potts; Construction Co.- iiot -Mix Asphalt - $48,002.5O
?. Peter Raker and Son (o. - Bituminous Patching Vlixttu•e - S 2fl,S50.00
Since the above crnnrtets arc unit price- contracts. tide final contract amtxinfs will be
based on the actual quantity of niaterials deiiveretl.
Source of Funds: i Motoi Fuel I ax Fund
11brldtold Impact: 'I1tc Public Works Dcparunent as part of their normal work activities perform die
ma�tement and impleinentatiou of the program.
I
Administrator Appi ova I as presented.
Recommendation:
First Readimy:
N/A
Special Conciderat'soos or None
Requirements:
ItaspeCtfidly suhmitad ��� /7t�r
j f Josepk' %l lAlid., Villa <ve Administrator Teresa ! icf nan l ision "C ot11oF*r6ou Counsel
Prepared by: C �/ t�.. -.. -_ ttcvicwed b�:
Chris "l'omrch, brliage L3igiucer A }i DeMontc. Ciircctor of Public Works
RESOLUTION 11-09
AUTHORIZATION TO EXECUTE SEPARATE CONTRACTS WITH
A32I2()t>r ROAD CONSTRUCTION C O ViPANY AND PETER BAKER AND SON COMPANY
FOR THE 2011 ;MATERIAL PURCHASING PRE CRAM
WI11'RI:AS, the Village o1` Morlon Grave (V'illage ), located in Cool. County- Illinois, is a home rule
unit of v'overntue3tt under the provisions of Article 7 ofthc 1970 Constitution of the State of Illinois. and can
exercise am= power and perform an function pertaining to its government affairs, including but not limited to
the power to tan: and incur debt: and
W1 IEREAS, the 201 I Material Purchasing Program is necessary for the. maintenanu- of Village streets.
and includes the purchase of -750 tons of hot -ntix asphalt, 150 tons of biturninous patching mixture, and 180
cubic yards of class SI concrete: and
WHEREAS, the Public Works Department advertised in the lanuary 27.201 1, issue ofthe Pioneer Press
newspaper inviting bids fbr the Village of A- 9orton Arial Purchasing Program'` and
`C ae
WI IEREAS, this work is required to c011f6rat to the requirements of the Prevailing Wage Act: and
WHEREAS. three bids were received. publicly opened and read at the Public Works Faetiity at 10:00
am on Friday. January 22, 201 U, with the tabulated hit] results as follows (nwe- in order to evaluate these bids
("'all equal looting, the bid prices have been adjusted to factor in the Villaoe`s cost far Nicking -up the material
at the hidder's lacilitv}:
and
Bid for i lot -Mix Asphalt Material Total
Arrow Road Construction Conarnan,� $48,062.50
Peter Baker & Son Company $S 1, 175,00
13id far,aspltah 1'atchinng Material Total
Peter Batter & San Company 520,850,00
Arrow Road Construction Company $21.750.00
Bid for Glass St Concrete Total
No Bids
(See attached " "[abulatidnr of Bids-' far additional details.)
WHEREAS, separate contracts wi11 be issued for tile lowest qualified bidder for each material item
listed above to: Arrow Road Construction Compam liar I lot -Mix Asphalt and Peter Baker & Son Company for
Bituminous Patching Material; and
WI LREAS, Motor Puel'lax funds will be used for the purchase of these materials: and
)A IFIRF. lS, Iunding for the abolve work is included in the adopted Villaa of Morton Cnrovc 200 I
Budgct as .Account Numbers O"5060 -W)110 for the IJot -Miy Asphalt and BituminousMaterial items: and
\VHFREAS, the contract to purchase Class S Concrete wiII need to he bid again at a later date: and
WIIERE AS. the Iowest qualified bidders have perlormed work !or the Village of Morton Grave in a
satisfactor} manner; and
WiII:RFvAS, the cluahikations and availability oftbe lowest tluatilied bidders have bccu verified.
NOW. TIIE'RFFORL. BF. IT R 'SOLVED BY TI-IF? PRI ?SIDFIN I' AND BOARD OF TRUSTITS
01-Ti I F VILLAGF: OF MORTON GROVL OOK COUNTY ILLINOIS AS FOU —OWS:
SF3C" iION 1: 'I -hc Corporate Authorities do hereby incorporate the forepoing WHEREAS clauses into
this Rcsolutio❑ as though fully set forth therein thcrcby making the Findings as licreinabove set forth.
SF UHON 3: The 4`i1Fa e 1'r ideni ohthe V illage ctf Harlan Grave is hereby atathari/ed to exc*cutcand
the Village C'Icrk to attest to contracts with thc.Arro "- Road C'onstr'uction Conlpany of Mount Prospe:x. Minois
iirr I lot-Mix /asphalt and Peter Baker 8 Son C'ornpanv of' Lake Bluff, fl; inois for Bituminous Patching Material
based upon their bids for the "2011 Material Purchasim, Pro +uram."
Section 3. That this Resolution shall he in full force and cf'Fect upon its passage and approval.
PASSED this 2f;"' day of February 2011.
'Trustee DiUlaria
Trwmcc Gomberg
Trustee Grear
Tlustec Marcus
Trustee ThiII
Frustec T'oih
APPROVED by me this 28 "' day of February 2011
Daniel .1. Staackmann. Viilan;c President
Villacc of lUtotton {trove
Cook County, Flhttois
APPROVED and FILED in nay office
This 29'1` clay of February 2011
'Donn% S. Kalogcrakos. Village Clcrk
Village of Morton Grove
Cook C'ount). 11Iinois
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Le,y�isfative Summary
Resolution 11-10
AIr'TFitI —RI ZAT3C)N 7`O GXECL'TE AC WITII
GAFFVEY'S PROTECTIVE MAINTENANCE, INC.
FOR TIIE TRAFFIC SIGNAL LAMPS RETROFIT PROJECT
Synopsis:
To authorizc the Village President to execute a contract with Galfnev' S Protective {Millrbcnawx.
hlc.fortile Traffic Signal l.allipsRetrofit Prglect,
Purpose:
To replace the incandescent traffic signal lamps with energy efficient fwf ?t) {il (7t -el hti17� diode)
retrofit it }odilles.
Background:
Resolution 11-05 authorized tic Village President and the Village Clerk to execntC the 2009
j I:.neigy Ffficlencv Conservation Block Grant ('c.EsC'CiB) Program )'Ciil Subreciniunt Agl'cenlent
Cook Counit
with . file print includes Lip to $100,000 to replace the incandesceilf traffic Signal
Iat77(tS with encrgj' efficient i.E) (llL.;ht- emitfim, diode) retrofit itduies. The PnbliC',korks
Department recoinnlends rephicing tra'fflC Sigaal lairtps at the following Seven Intersections:
1 Oakton and River Oakton and Austin: Oakton and Gros ftouiL Lincoln and Austin: Dempster
and Central; Church and Central; and Church and Vianslield. This contract was bid through a
public process in which the contract ivas advertises! and sealed bids were received. Seven bids
were submitted (bid tabulation attached). Gaffnev's Protective, Maintenance, tile. of Batavia.
Illinois was determined to be the iovvest responsible bidder. Gaf tiey's qualifications and
availability were v=erified. f is proposal amount is $1 8.664 less than the Enoineer's E:mmate of
cost. 7lle bid proccSs conforIDed to the Village's purchasing requirements. 'f los project is
required to comply with the Illinois prevailing Waa_e Act. Villaac Staff has rccomnlended the bid
of Gaffney's Protective Maintenance. file. in the amount of`S48,876.16 be accepted. The Illinois
Department of'i`ranspottation (IDO ) is the permitting authority for the proposed work on
Oaklon and Derripsier intersections. ]DOT issued peralit review conlmews after these bids wele
opened Which Could increase the anIOUnt of compensabic work in this contract, I he c5tlillaied
i cost ofthe additional work to be required by 1[ 0 J* is $10.006 and should be accounted for in the
award of this contract with a chaoge order authorintion.
Programs, Departs
i
1 Public Works. Engineering envision
orGrouln Affected
'
Fiscal Impact:
l The estitllated contract value is 158,876.16 with the ]DOT additional work. Since this is a unit
prize: contract. tfle final contract amount will be based oil the actual quantity of work perfonlled,
Source of Funds:
Workload Impact:
Admin
Recommend:
First Rcading:
Special Consider or
Requirements.
Iviotor fuel Tax (Mf '- I') fund 035060-554170. This should be full,A reimbursed by the grant froin
Cook County.
The Public Works Depaitmett. Euginecring division, as part of their norinal work activities,
peiiiarnls tile nianag£inent and onplementation of the program.
Approval as presented.
Not required
IZespectfuliy submitted' l /•k�G --
Joscpfit f ad -, Villaee Administtoi
prepared by:
Keviewcd Iv;
Chris'ltomich. Village Engineer
Re v ievved by 4' _
tereoffinaa Liston C r
sa f i poratioa Counsel
Andy Deivfontc. Director of Public Work
RESOLUTION I1 -10
AUTHORIZATION TO EXECUTE A CONTRACT WITH
GAFFNEY'S PROTECTIVE MAINrENANcr, INC.
FOR THE TRAFFIC SIGNAL LAMPS RETROFIT PROJECT
WJ lEREAS, tile Village of Morton Grove (Village), located in Cook County. Illinois, is home rule
unit of g0ver"111011t under the provisions of Article 7 of the 197() Constitution ofthe state or minois, can
exercise any power and perform any function Pertaining to its governmew affairs. including but not tirnited
to the power to tax and incur debt; and
WHEREAS, Resolution I 1 -05 authorized tile Village President and the Village Clcrk to eXOCUte th-_
2009 Fnergoy EfillcicncY Conservation Block Grant (EFCC111) Program Year Subrecipient Agreement with
the COU111\1 of Cook, Illinois for Project FECBG 4F,09-3007, and
WHEREAS, Prqjec(EFCBG WF,09-3007 includes LINO $100.000 to replace the incandescent traffic
signal lamps with LED (light-emitting diode) retrofit modules; and
WHEREAS, the EECBG Program is part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of'2009:
and
WITERE'AS, the retrofitting incandescent traffic signal lamps with LED modules Should reduce
energy usage by aj)p1-0N!rM1te1v ciphty-five percent (8
1 - � I . _j% I ): increase jjujil life from two (2) years to five (5)
years and can be accomplished at no cost to the Village. and
WHEREAS. the Public Works Department recommends replacing trafflicsignal lamps forwhich tile
Village is wholly or partially responsible for maintenance and crier-N costs at the following seven
intersections:
and
�intersection
Oak-ton St. and River Rd.
Cakton St. and Austin Ave,
Oakton SL and Gross Point Rd.
Lincoln Ave. and Austin Ave.
Dempster St. and Central Ave,
Church St. and Central Ave.
Church SC and Mansfield Ave,
WHEREAS, the Public Works Depariment advertised in theJarmarv-27. 2011, issue of the 11joneel.
Press Newspaper invitillL, bids on the "Traffic Signal Lamps Retrofit Project ": and
WHEREAS, the notice for this contract was published Ibi• twenty-one (21) calendar days prior to the
date set for the receipt of bids: and
,&'HFIREAS, the bidding procedures compiv with purchasing requirements ot'Municipal Code Title
Chapter 9, Article A. Section 2; and
WHEREAS, the terms of this contract will eontplN with the Illinois Prevailin-, WaScAcu and
I
WI R-REAS. seven (7) bids wercroceive,ol, publicly opened and read at the Public Works Facility I
1000 a. in, on Wednesday. February 16, -20i I . with the corrected bid result.,; as follows:
and
Contractor
Total
Gaffney's Protcclii,c Maintenance. Inc.
548.876.16
John Burns Construction
S5 1,6KOO
Hecker and Company
$55,180.O0
Lyons Electric Company
559.699.97
Home Towne Electric, Inc.
$70,202.00
Meade Electric, Inc,
568,461.00
Western UlilitN Company
S74.97-141
WHEREAS, the low bidder is Ciaffue\'Z's Protective Maintenance. Inc. of Batavia, Illinois-, and
WHEREAS. the qualifications and availabilnn' of-the low bidder have been verified, and
WHEREAS, the low bid of (-iaffnq*s Protective Maintenance, Inc. is $19,664 less than the
Engineer's Estimate of 'ost; and
WHEREAS. the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) is the permitting, authority for the
proposed work on Oakton Street and Dempster Street intersections: and
WHEREAS, IDOT issued permit review comments after these bids were opened which Could
increase the amount ofcompensable, work in the contract for "Traffic Signal Lamps Retrofit Pro
�Ject and
WHEREAS Inc estimated cost of the additional work to be required by IDOT is $10.000, which
would be an addition to the contract for "Traffic Signal I-arnlas Retrofit Project "`: and
WHEREAS, funding for the above work in the amount ol'559,976,16 can be included in the Villai.,,c
of Morton Grove 2011 Adopted Budget in Account Number 05060-554170, which should be fully
reimbursed by agreement with Cook County.
NOW.TIIFREFOICE' 1313 IT RESOLVED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEA S
OF TI II,'.' VILLAGE OF MOR'l ON GROW, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1: The Corporate Authorities do hereby incorporate the foregoing WHEREAS clause,
into this Resolution as though fully set forth therein thereby makint, the findings as hercinabove set forth.
SECTION'-): The Corporate Authorities accept the bid of Gaffney's Protective Maurtenancc, Inc. in
the amount oflorty-eight thousand eight hundred seventy-six dollars and sixteen cent-, (548,876.16) for the
Traffic Signal Lamps Retrofit Project bid.
SECTION3: The V i; I age P resident of'the Vi I lag e o l'M orton Grove is' creity au thorized io ex-cu (e
Z- - n, . I
and the Village Clerk to attest a contract with Gaffney's Protective Maintenance, Inc.. based upon their bid
for the Traffic Signal Lamps Retrofit Project in the amount of forty-ciolit thousand eight hundrud see -Inty-six
dollars and sixteen cents ($48,876.16).
Sl-,,CTION 4: flie Village Administrator, Director of Public Work,; and Village Engineer are
authorized to exccuic any and all Contract change Olders in all apOregatc amount not exceedinu SM000.00
and which are necessary to meet the orid, ,at intent rri'the contract with Gaffney*s Protective Maintenance,
inc.
SECTION 5: The Village Administrator. Director- of'Public Works and Village Engineer and then-
designees are herchy authorized to take all steps necessaiy to oversee, implement this Contract.
SECTION 6: This Resolution shall be in full l'orce and effect upon its passage and al-.)proval.
PASSED THIS 29111 DAY OF FEBRUARY 2011
Trustee DiMaria
Trustee Gombergo
Trustee Grear
Trustee l0alcuS
Trustee Thill
TruslecToth
A13PROVED BY ME'J"HIS 281" DAY OF FEBRUARY 2011
Daniel J. Staackmann, Village President
Village of' 'Morton Grove
Cook C()Uote. filiflOiS
ATTESTED and FIIJEf) in my office
This I" DAY OFIMARCI 12011
Tony S. Kalollerakos, Village Clerk
Village of Morton Grove
Cook County, Phnois
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