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September 16, 1968
The regular meeting of the President and Board of Trustees of the Village
of Deerfield was called to order by the President in the Council Chambers of the
Village Hall on Monday, September 16, 1968 at 8 :40 p.m. The clerk called the
roll and reported that the following were
Present: H. Ross Finney, President
Charles R. Bootz
Raymond L. Craig
Bernard Forrest
George Kelm
Charles H. Raff
George P. Schleicher
Absent: None
and that a quorum was present and in attendance at the meeting. Also present were
Messrs. Richard Houpt, Village attorney, and Norris Stilphen, manager.
Moved by Trustee Bootz, seconded by Trustee Schleicher, that minutes of
the regular meeting held September 3, 1968 be approved as submitted. Motion carried
unanimously.
Ordinance- Amending Hertel Ln. An ordinance was presented amending Ordinance
S/A 106, Supplemental Assessment No. 0 -67 -56 providing for the improvement of
0 -68 -49 Hertel Lane, Special Aseessment No. 106,
approving the recommendation of the Board of
Local Improvements for the said improvement and the supplemental cost thereof.
Trustee Bootz,moved, seconded by Trustee Kelm, that the rules be waived to
permit action on the ordinance at its first presentetioni Motion carried unani-
mously.
Trustee Kelm moved, seconded by Trustee Bootz, that the said ordinance
be adopted. Upon roll call the ordinance was passed by the following vote:
Ayes: Bootz, Craig, Forrest, Kelm, Raff, Schleicher (6)
Nays: None (0)
The President signed the ordinance indicating his approval thereof.
Bills - Payroll Approved
consideration:
August payroll
Arnold Pedersen Building Corp.
Baxter & Woodman
Arnold Pedersen Building Corp.
Robinson & Brock
Baxter t Woodman
Zera Construction Co.
Rivano Electric Co.
Rivano Electric Co.
Eric Bolander Construction
Kenneth L. Barker
Village of Deerfield
Eric Dahlstrom
Donald Tiffany
American Publi c Works Assn.
R. V. Randolph
Wm. F. Dunn
David Ebert
James Fritts
Village of Deerfield
Domenic Merini
Village of Deerfield
Donald Urquhart
Village of Deerfield
Badger Meter
Peter Baker 6 Son
Bearing Headquarters
Blossom Shop
Robert E. Bowen
The payroll for the month of August, 1968
and the following bills were presented for
$39,768.52
11,926.00
1,198.83
23,451.24
6,662.30
757.93
1,941.27
3,757.00
2,802.75
11,348.39
6.84
18.16
25.00
46.00
22.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
17.08
7.92
18.40
6.60
15.70.
9.30
960.93
81.20
30.69
10.00
2.85
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Bowman Products Division
$ 186.08
Fred G. Breitling
224.70
Carolyn A. Jones
224.70
James Bulger
18.50
B.A.T. Inc.
13.50
Burris Equipment Co.
490.90
Business Envelope
62.00
Cintral States Industrial Supplies
93.40
Chicago Zoning
5.60
A. M. Cleven
12.30
Commonwealth Edison
2,340.99
Cook County Zoning Dept.
10.00
Courtley, Ltd.
46.58
Covers & Interiors
12.50
Criminal Re search
49.15
Deerfield Automotive
6.90
Deerfield Disposal
3.50
Deerfield Electric
143.95
Deerfield Oil
25.45
Deerfield Paint & Glass
:46.48
Deerfield State Bank
390.60
Village of Deerfield
19.70
Di Pietro Plumbing
26.70
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E & H Utility Sales
460.43
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Charles B. Foelsch, M.D.
15.00
Ford Pharmacy
8.25
Franken Bros.
7.25
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Carl L. Gardner
400.00
Gaslite, Illinois, Inc.
340.95
Gilmore International
49.48
Great Lakes Fire Equipment
27.08
L.'Gulbrandsen
752.55
George Hall
13,00
Helanders, Inc.
11.75
Herky's Trucking
850.50
Hetlinger Tire
349.02
Highland Park Chrysler
77.92
City of Highland Park
20,598.28
Illinois Bell Telephone
377.74
A.S. Jacobs Homes
3,060.00
Jay -Gee Shooter
124.00
Phil Johnsons
3.90
Jones Chemicals
1,024.00
Kale Uniforms
140.00
D.D. Kennedy, Inc.
327.08
Royce Lacy
1.50
Edwin W. Lane Co.
229.20
Lien Chemical. Co.
13.07
Lilac Shoes
26.10
Madison Chemical
28.52
Masterbilt Fence
292.80
Material Flow Inc.
71.85
Menoni t Mocogni
55.80
Metropolitan Disposal
46.75
Minnesota Mining & Mfg.
542.80
Misco -Care Co.
34.62
Modern Stump Removal
60.00
Motor Parts & Machine
75.59
Mutual Services
413.62
National Tea Co.
48.37
North Shore Gas
80.51
Northwest Firestone
10.00
William O'Donnell
14.54
P.B. Enterprises
389.00
Pedersen & Houpt
2,622.19
Pioneer Newspapers
47.66
Postmaster
120.00
Powell's Camera
4.64
L. D. Prince
1.50
Recorder of Deeds
31.00
Roscoe Co.
4.50
Scranton Publishing
5.00
Sears Roebuck
104.34
Singer Printing & Publishing
6.00
Charles Smalley
5.60
William Staton
25.00
Suburban Building Officials Conference
7.74
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Sunniday Chevrolet
Sunnyside Dodge
Sunray DX Oil
Touhy Lumber
Traf- O -Teria
Transmission Machine
Traverse City Iron
United Labotatories
Universal Photo
Valspar Corp.
Veto Sales l Service
Village Hardware
Westminster Office Machines
Wheeling 114001,
645 Wheeling Road Sales
Harold H. Winer
117.02
66.86
257.57
23.28
38.85
488.00
382.86
159.40
17.85
213.05
178.60
96.91
121.75
27.50
5.00
780.00
Trustee Forrest moved, seconded by Trustee Schleicher, that the payroll for
August 1968 be approved, and the bills as listed above be approved for payment.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Bootz, Craig, Forrest, Kelm, Raff, Schleicher (6)
Nays: None (0)
Accept Bid- Cargill, Inc.
The manager
reported that
bids for 350 tons
Salt -MFT Maintenance
of sodium chloride rock salt for Motor Fuel
Tax maintenance had been
received as follows:
BIDDER
PRICE PER TON
TOTAL
BID CHECK
Cargill, Inc.
$12.80
$4,480.00
$588.00
Minneapolis, Minn.
Diamond Crystal Salt Co.
12.80
4,480.00
448.00
St. Clair, Mich.
International Salt Co. 12.80 4,480.00 448.00
Chicago
Morton Salt Co. 12.80 4,480.00 448.00
Chicago
The representative from ;. Cargill, Inc. stated that the price of rock salt
had been decreasing during the past ten to twelve W ars, due, in his opinion, to
agreesive bidding by Cargill. The representative from International Salt Co. pointed
out that his company stocked rock salt in Chicago.
Trustee Bootz moved, seconded by Trustee Schleicher, that the bid of
Cargill, Inc. for sodium chloride rock salt be accepted. Adopted by the following
vote:
Ayes: Bootz, Craig, Forrest, Kelm, Schl'gicher`
Nays: None (0)
Pass: Raff (1)
Accept Bid Peter Baker S Son The manager reported that bids had been
Pre -Mix Patch -MFT Maintenance received for 524 tons of pre -mix patching
material for Motor Fuel Tax maintenance as
follows:
BIDDER PRICE PER TON TOTAL BID CHECK
Peter Baker S Son Co. $ 8.00 $4,192.00 $420.00
Lake Bluff
Skokie Valley Asphalt Co. 8.25 4,323.00 300.00
Trustee Kelm moved, seconded by Trustee Craig, that the low bid of Peter
Baker & Son Company be accepted for 524 tons of pre -mix patching material. Adopted
by the following vote:
Ayes: Bootz, Craig, Forrest, Kelm, Raff, Schleicher (6)
Nays: None (0)
Accept Bid Witco Chemical The manager reported that bids had been
Crack Filler -MFT Maintenance received for 20 tons of asphalt crack filler
PAF -2, as follows:
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BIDDER
PRICE PER TON
TOTAL
BID CHECK
American Mexican Petroleum Corp.
$ 44.30
$886.00
$ 100.00
Park Ridge
Joseph J. Tumpeer Co.
44.80
896.00
89.60
Chicago
Witco Chemical Corp.
44.00
880.00
88.00
Hammond, Indiana
Trustee Craig moved,
seconded by Trustee Forrest,
that the
low bid of Witco
Chemical Corporation be accepted
for 20 tons of pre -mix patching
material PAF -2 for
Motor Fuel Tax maintenance.
Adopted by the following
vote:
Ayes: Bootz, Craig, Forrest,
Kelm, Raff, Schleicher
(6)
Nays: None (0)
Accept Bid -Bruce Municipal
Sealed bids for a
street sweeper
were opened and
Equip.- Street Sweeper $11220
read as follows:
BIDDER
BID MAKE
TRADE -IN
NET BID
ISM Schuster Equipment Co.
$14,715 Wayne
$2,826.00
$11,889.00
O Chicago
Bruce Municipal Equipment, Inc. 15,545 Elgin 4,000.00 11,220.00
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Glenview Broom Refill 325.00
Trustee Forrest moved, seconded by Trustee Kelm, that the low bid of Bruce
Municipal Equipment, Inc. in the amount of $11,220.00 be accepted, subject to com-
pliance with specifications. Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Bootz, Craig, Forrest, Kelm, Raff, Schleicher (6)
Nays: None (0)
1st Presentation - Ordinance The first presentation was made of an ordinance
Amend Sec. 27.1207 B amending Section 27.1207 of the Municipal Code
R.E. Review Board pertaining to the Real Estate Review Board to
Rules of Procedure remove inconsistencies regarding dismissal of
complaints. The ordinance was corrected to show
amendment to Section 27.1207 "B ". Trustee Kelm suggested that the Board study the
proposed ordinance before the next meeting when action will be taken thereon.
The Village attorney reported he had met with the Real Estate Review Board
and Had'devfoped rules of procedure. Copies will be sent to the Board and will be
available to the public. If no revisions are proposed, the rules of procedure will
be adopted at the next meeting. Trustee Kelm suggested the Rules of Procedure be
posted in the lobby for inspection by the public.
Discussion-Scavenger Service Both licensed scavengers submitted reports on
Authorize Increase to $ .10 services and recommended rates as requested by
Maximum per Month the Board. They asked for an increase to $4.10
per month for twice a week service for garbage
and trash removal, to cover increased costs. Both agreed that an additional charge
of $1.00 per 30 -32 gallon can should be made for removal of garden and lawn wastes
from the rear of the house. If lawn and garden wastes are picked up at the curb, Mr.
Alfred Gastfield said an extra charge of $2.00 per month would be required; Mr. Gene
Kieft, Deerfield Disposal, proposed an extra charge of $10.00 to $12.00 for the six
month period April through September. Mr. Gastfield asked for an extra charge of
$4.00 per month if cans for lawn and garden wastes are picked up at the curb and the
empty cans returned to the house; Mr. Kieft asked for $2.50 per month for this service
for a reasonable number of cans.
A lengthy discussion was had on types of services, rates, size of containers,
and whether lawn and garden wastes shall be picked up at the house of from the curb.
Both scavengers expressed concern about being able to keep employees if garden and
lawn waste must be picked up at the house. Although all members preferred that all
refuse be picked up at the house, four members indicated they would be willing to
permit the pickup of garden and lawn wastes from the curb if the time the containers
are at the curb is kept to a minimum. Trustee Kelm suggested that the scavengers
coordinate their schedules so that containers will not be at the curb every week day
in every section.
Trustee Forrest pointed out that if the requested rate of $4.10 per month is
approved, the Village's rate would be the highest in the area. Mrs. Laura Christoph
stated it was her opinion the rates were too high, and should be based on volume.
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Scavenger licenses expire April 30 in each year, and Trustee Bootz suggested that
bids be taken, and licenses be issued on that basis. Mr. Kieft pointed out that
some communities levy a garbage tax, have lower dumping charges, or place a limita-
tion on number of cans, and if all variables were taken into consideration, Deerfield
would have one of the lowest rates. He urged the Board to adopt an ordinance
defining services and regulations on sizes of cans, etc., and informational letters
be sent to all residents. He stated he would be willing to pay part of the cost
for mailing.
President Finney summarized the discussion and areas of agreement as follows:
1. A maximum rate of $4.10 per month for twice a week service for garbage
and refuse pickup, no limitation on number of cans of not over 32 gallon capacity;
$2.50 per month for once a week pickup, limitation of two 32 gallon cans per week.
2. An additional charge of $2.50 per month for six months for the pickup
of garden and lawn wastes from the curb, containers returned to the house, no
limitation on number of cans of not over 32 gallon capacity.
Trustee Schleicher moved, seconded by Trustee Craig, that the Village attorney
prepare an ordinance defining regulations for scavenger services as discussed.
Motion carried unanimously.
It was the opinion of several members that the matter of rates should not
be determined until the ordinance has been adopted. Mr. Kieft asked that the
Board approve the requested increase to $4.10 per month for twice a week service
to cover increased costs for labor, dumping and equipment maintenance.
Trustee Raff moved, seconded by Trustee Bootz, that the Board authorize a
maximum charge of $4.10 per month for twice a week scavenger service, effective
October 1, 1968. Adopted by the following vote:.
Ayes: Bootz, Craig, Forrest, Kelm, Raff, Schleicher (6)
Nays: None (0)
Trustee Raff suggested that billing for
removal of garden and lawn wastes
bg on the basis of one bill for
the six month
period April through September, to
simplify billing procedures. He
also proposed
that the ordinance provide for three
levels of serivice; twice a week
service; once
a week service, not more than two
32 gallon; and twice a week service
including
removal of garden and lawn wastes.
He pointed out that (the Village
removed leaves,
and has a.cleanup week each spring.
The meeting was recessed at 10 :30 p.m., and recomvened at 10:40 p.m., all
members present.
Report - Deerfield Rd. Sidewalk The Village attorney reported that he had
Approve $1300 for Sidewalk discussed the acquisition of easements for
Authorize Easements- sidewalks with the-owners of the properties
144 b 160 Deerfield Rd. at 144 Deerfield Road and 160 Deerfield Road.
Both have agreed to grant easements of the
necessary width but they felt the Village should pay the cost for construction of
the walks, estimated to be $650 each, a total of $1,300. He stated that if the
easements are acquired by condemnation, the special sidewalk procedures could not
be utiltized, and if full special assessments proceedings are undertaken construc-
tion would be delayed beyond the period requested by the Safety Council. An
appraiser had estimated a cost of $1.50 to $2.00 per square foot if there are no
damages.. He stated the least expensive and quickest way to get the sidewalk
installed for the safety of the school children would be to accept the proposals
of the property owners.
Trustee Craig moved, seconded by Trustee Bootz, that the Village attorney
be authorized to draw up easements for sidewalk construction at 144 and 160 Deer-
field Road. Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Bootz, Craig, Forrest, Kelm, Raff, Schleicher (6)
Nays: None (0)
Trustee Forrest moved, seconded by Trustee Schleicher, that the expenditure
of $1 ,00 be approved from the Public Benefit Fund for construction of sidewalks
at r44 and 160 Deerfield Road. Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes : Bootz, Craig, Forrest,
Nays: None (0)
BZA Report - Wilmot Rd.
Lot Width Variation (C. Johns
a lot width of 70 ft. for the
Kelm, Raff, Schleicher (6)
A report from the Board of Zoning Appeals
:)n) recommended denial of the petition of Mr.
Clifford Johnson for a variation to permit
tract located between 1047 and 1101 Wilmot Road.
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Trustee Forrest moved, seconded by Trustee Kelm, that the report of the Board
of-Zoning Appeals be accepted. Motion carried unanimously.
Deny Johnson Variation Mr. Clifford Johnson reviewed the background of the
Wilmot Road Lot Width tract of land between 1047 and 1101 Wilmot Road
which he had acquired in February 196$, and presented
a plat showing lot sizes in the v:ici'lnity. The tract has a frontage of 70 feet on
Wilmot Road and is approximately 40,000 square feet in area. The adjoining 70-feet
to the north, improved with a residence, was sold several years prior to his purchase
of the subject tract, and the residence to the south is built on parts of two lots
and has a frontage of 65 feet, neither tract having been an approved subdivision. He
pointed out that variations in lot width had been granted for subdivisions in the
immediate vicinity. A subdivision of the two 70 foot lots had been denied by the
Board several years before, but Mr. Johnson stated he had been under the impression
that denial was based on the fact that water was not available then, but a main was
installed in the spring of 1968.
Trustee Craig pointed out that all lots in the area, including the 70 foot lot
to the north, were improved with residences, and he felt it would be better to have
a house on Mr. Johnson's tract rather than vacant property overgrown with weeds.
Discussion was had on whether a var1ation could be granted legally on a tract which is
not a lot of record. It was suggested that the owner of the north 70 feet join with
BSJ Mr. Johnson in requesting a subdivision of two lots with frontages of 70 feet. The
® Village attorney stated that a subdivision of one lot could be approved by the Board
with a variation for a frontage of 70 feet, and all subdivisions are handled by the
Plan Commission.
Trustee Raff moved, seconded by Trustee Forrest, that the variation requested
by Mr. Johnson be denied. Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Bootz, Craig, Forrest, Kelm, Raff, Schleicher (6)
Nays: None (0)
Re..:New Rate Schedule The manager reported that the City of Highland Park
.for Taxicabs had approved the same rate schedule requested by
taxicab companies for Deerfield. Trustee Craig
questioned the charge for extra passengers and extra stops. Trustee Bootz moved,
seconded by Trustee Craig, that the preparation of a new rate schedule for taxicabs
be authorized.
Motion carried unanimously.
Re: Sr. Citizen Housing Mrs. Thomas Wands asked the Board to keep in mind
the housing needs of the senior citizens of the
Village. Mrs. Wands works with the Deerfield Senior Citizens Club, sponsored by
the Park District, with a membership of 133, and average 75 attendance at meetings.
Mr. Frank Peers, Supervisor of Deerfield Township, spoke to the club in April and
told them about the Zion Senior Citizen project, a 7 story elevator building, with
60 apartments renting from $35 to $55 per month, constructed by the Lake County
Housing Authority. Requirements forrental of these apartments are: 62 years of age;
two years residency in the township; annual income of $3,000 or less for single person,
$3,600 or less for married couples; and assets of not more than $10,000. She said
there is a proved need for this type of facility in Deerfield where many elderly
people are living in small apartments with rentals they can barely afford, or live in
older homes which are difficult to maintain, or are living with married children or
other family members.
If the Board approves the idea of senior citizen housing, she asked that they
consider compromises on zoning regulations which would make such a facility feasible.
Proximity to shopping is necessary, since few of the residents can afford cars.
Parking requirements should be reduced as well as square foot requirements for apart-
ments and lot area. Since these standards would be established only for senior citizen
housing, the overall development of the Village would not be affected. Taxes are
not paid on housing of this type, but a service charge is paid to cover costs of
services. Trustee Schleicher stated all should be cognizant of the needs of the
elderly population, a problem which every community will have to face. He suggested
that Mrs. Wands discuss this need with the Plan Commission and the planning consultant.
Approve Bench - Village Hall Mrs. Wands stated that many elderly people live
in the 900 -1100 blocks on Waukegan Road, and
asked if the Board would permit a bench to be placed near the sidewalk on the Village
Hall frontage to provide a resting place for these senior citizens on their way to
and from the business district. The Park District will provide the bench. The Board
approved this request. Mrs. Laura Lee Christoph suggested that Mrs. Wands write to
the North Shore Men's Garden Club about the bench. The Garden Club supplied the two
benches in the rose garden and probably would be.happy to furnish another of the same
type.
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Approve North Ave. Storm Sewer Trustee Bootz moved, seconded by Trustee
Plans g Authorize Bids Forrest, that the plans and specifications
for the North Avenue storm sewer be approved,
and the Board autborize the advertisement for birds on the project.
Motion carried unanimously.
The manager submitted a report on the adequacy of the Village's sewer
regulations, with a comparison between the Village requirements and those of
the Metroplitan Sanitary District. The two codes are comparable and little
would be gained by a revision of Deerfield's regulations.
Approve Contract- B & W Trusteee Craig rpoved, seconded by Trustee
School Crossing Lights- Sec. 28 -TL -CS Bootz, that the contract with Baxter and
Woodman for engineering services for up-
upgrading school crossing lights to meet State requirements be approved and
execution authorized. Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Bootz, Craig, Forrest, Kelm, Raff, Schleicher (6)
Nays: None (0)
Resolution Appropriating Trustee( For, re�t:;moved: (:sbgomded , by. Trustee Craig,
$36000 MFT for Traffic Lights that the Resolution be adopted appropri-
(R- 68 -28) ating $36,000.00 frorp Motor Fuel Tax Funds
for upgrading school crossing lights,
Section 28= TL -CS. Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Bootz, Craig, Forrest, Kelm, Raff,.Schleicher (6)
Nays: None (0)
Approve Final Plat Trustee Forrest moved, seconded by Trustee
Richards' Sub. Kelm, that the final plat of Richards' Sub -
divisi;on be approved and execution authorized.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Bootz, Craig, Forrest, Kelm, Raff, Schleii :(her (6)
Nays: None (0)
The final plat of Tiffany's Subdivision was held over until it can be
ascertained that all conditions have been complied with the bond or cash escrow
for improvements has been filed.
Approve $11,461.21 to Bolander Trustee Kelm moved, seconded by Trustee
Hazel Ave. Bridge Craig, that the payment of $11,461.21 be
approved to Eric Bolander Construction Co.
for the Village's share of the cost of the work completed on the Hazel Avenue
bridge. Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Bootz, Craig, Forrest, Kelm, Raff, Schleicher (6)
Nays: None (0)
Reports - Communications A letter was received from Dr. Hal Sundin
of Baxter and Woodman regarding techniques
for infiltration control on sewers.
Rhe Village attorney reported that the County Clerks of Lake and Cook
Counties will levy the tax for general corporate purposes at the rate of 25d per
$100 assessed valuation. Discussion was had on the abatement of part of the levy
since it was not the intention of the Board to levy the fu l l amount permitted
by statute 10- lr� , ti'�`'�C��. •- r-:�i'� 2�Ir i L �LGi ,,-Q -.,.� Q� Q�
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Approve Salvation Army Box The manager reported a letter had been
Ist National- Village Lot recei,ved from the Salvation Army requesting
permission to place a box for the collection
of clothing and household items on the First National Bank - Village .parking lot.
The bank has no objection. Trustee Raff stated he was opposed and pointed out
that many other recognized organizations might ask for similar boxes. Trustee
Craig moved, seconded by Trustee Bootz, that permission be given to the Salvation
Army to place a box at the Village -bank parking Lot. Adopted by the following
vote:
Ayes: Bootz, Craig, Forrest, Kelm, Schleicher (5.)
Nays: Raff (1)
An announcement was received from the Metropolitan Sanitary District
regarding a meeting to be held September 19th at 2 p.m.
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A report was received from the manager regarding the upgrading of the River
Road by Mr. Joe Harwitz.
The manager reported th6t the State Sanitary Water Board had issued a permit for
the sanitary sewer extension in Moran's Subdivision.
A report from the Lake County Health Department stated that the water in Lake
Eleanor is not suitable for swimming.
The manager reported that the Northbrook Village Board had adopted a Resolution
opposing the removal of municipality signs from Edens expressway.
A post budget salary survey has been sent to Board members, the manager reported.
The manager reported that the Deerfield Chamber of Commerce had decided not to
participate in the Downtown Waukegan Christmas parade.
The manager reported that a letter had been received from Mrs. Robert Pettis,
former editor of the Deerfield Review, enclosing a 1948 editorial on a program for the
improvement of Deerfield. The manager stated many of the projects proposed had been
accomplished.
The manager reported that the Plainfield church had been checked regarding con-
struction of domes, and that Baxter & Woodman feet that this type of construction would
be possible. Plans and specifications will be prepared to permit a bid.
The manager reported that all departments have been asked to designate a repre-
sentative to study health and accident insurance programs .for a recommendation to the
Board.
No action was taken on the request of the Deerfield Park District that the
Village construct luminite partitions between tennis courts at a cost of $305.
President Finney reported the Municipal Problems Commission would meet in
DesPlaines on October 3rd. He also reported thet the Northeastern Illinois Planning
Commission would hold a meeting on September 19th.
No action was taken on the bill for $100 from the Town Affiliation Association.
There being no further business, on motion by Trustee Forrest, seconded by
Trustee Craig, the meeting was adjourned at 12:45 a.m.
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