06/11/1935U-1
A letter from Carolers J. Rada was read, requesting the
return of Three Dollars paid for a building permit which he
claims has never been issued to him Was referred to the Clerk-
for a checkup with the Village Collector.
The matter of furnishing a bond in connection with sewer
work in the Village of Deerfield was discussed and referred to
the Building Commissioner.
No further business appearing a motion was made
Page and seconded by Trustee Willman that we adjourn.
carried.
VILLAGE CLERK.
by Trustee
Ylotion
June 11, 1935:
A regular meeting of the President and the Board of Trustees
of the Village of Deerfield was calledr_to order by the President
Harry E. 11ing at 8 P. P.F.
Roll call Present- Trustee McKillip, Page, Peterson, Potten
ger and Willman. Absent- Trustee Scribner.'
The minutes of the special meeting held April 18, 1935, the
Pegular meeting held ATay 6, 1935 and of the adjourned meeting
held'day 15, 1935 were read and approved.
_. The report of the Finance Committee showed the following
balances on hand in the various funds after current bills were
paid to -be as follows -: General Fund- $798.19; Water Fund- $328.01;
Road and Bridge Fund overdrawn $79.63.
"`-Health and County Relations Committee reported several"
cases-of measles, none of which were severe cases.
The License Committee reported liquor dealers licenses
applied and paid for with the-exception of the Brierhill Country
Club'."' The chairman also stated that the Briergate Golf Club
had'on deposit to cover last years liquor license a cash bond
:`in the amount of•$100.00 which might be applied against their
- 'past`due'water account.
It was moved by Trustee Page and seconded by Trustee
McKillip I that the Corporation Counsel"icGaughey write to the
Briergnte'-Golf Club requesting the transfer of this money to the
Collector of the Village of Deerfield and that the same be ap-
plied against their water account.
• Roll call resulted as follows- Yeas- All., Nays- None.
2�.'otion carried.
The 1935 dog license tags are now available and it was
suggested.that a news item-be entered in the local papers stat-
ing that the license tags for dogs must be purchased at once.
The water meter readers are to make a check -up on dogs without
license tags while making their readings in July and make a re-
port to'`the License Committee.-'
The matter of having a new or-amended vehicle ordinance
drawn up was referred to our Corporation Counsel for his con-
sideration.'
The Public Works Committee reported conditions at the Septic
tanks to be very.favorable. Corporation. Counsel McGaughey also
,stated that he had written the State Sanitary Plater Board to send
.one of their engineers to Deerfield to make further tests at the
West Side-Septic Tank.
The Plater Committee's report was.read by Trustee Page in the
absence of the chairman Trustee Scribner. Water for lway., con -
sumed by the .Village 492,600 Cu. Ft.; water billed to consumers
�y.the.Village 301,300 Cu. Ft. which is a loss of 191,300 Cu. Ft.
or approximately 3985.
Chief of Police McLaughlin reported $72.00 in fines collected
during the month of 2Say, 1935.
It was moved by Trustee Willman and seconded by Trustee Page
that the clerk be instructed to write to the Treasurer of Bannock-
burn requesting settlement at once of the $100.00 account for
services rendered at the two fires in their village to which our
Fire Department was called or we will refuse to give them further
protection and if they have a bill against us for work done on
streets in the Village of Deerfield to present same and if found
to be proper it will be approved for payment.
Upon roll call the following vote was taken- Yeas- Truste e
ldcKillip, Page, Peterson, Pottenger and Willman. Nays- None.
'lotion carried.
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The following bills were read: -
—.
Public Service Co. (Athletic Field 4/22 t05/22)$ 2.401
n rr rr ( Fire Station 4/23. to 5/23 )'._. " :2.50*
,
( Pumping Station 4/23 to. 5/23) `10.00A
rr rr rr ( Stop & Go Light 4/23 to '5/2.3 17.821N
Reliable-Garage .60.08 "`'iw
J. R. Notz Hdwe Co. 54.361
Henry Petersen 12.25
Highland Park Press r, 12.75h'
U.' Wessling 11.35,
Alfred Anderson 8.00r --
Harry Mau 12.00 h,
Cooksy Oil ` Co.
.Zion Office Supply
Badger Dieter Mfg. Co. 35.95_
Essco Mfg. Co. 6.05tN
City of Highland Park 3.58
Hubert McGuire 5.50
R. A. Nelson .44V
Vant & Selig 25.00i\
n rr 145.34
American Evatype Co. _ t: 2.60
W. J. Desmond , 57.65
George S. McGaughey 83 351,
Public Service Co. ( ?day Street Lighting) 285.89
Moved by Trustee Page and seconded by Trustee Pottenger that
the bills as read be approved for payment on receipt of,proper
funds.
Roll call resulted as follows - Yeas — Trustee McKillip,
Page, Peterson, Pottenger and Willman. Nays - None,. Motion
carried.
The President Harry E.,Wing presented for the consideration
of the Board•an agreement whereby the Carson- Hutchins Co. of
Champaign, Ill. consents to investigate and collect all tax due
" from foreign insurance companies to the Village of Deerfield.
A motion was made by Trustee Page and seconded by Trustee
Pottenger that the President and the Clerk be,authorized to
' sign an agreement with the Carson - Hutchins Co. of Champaign,,
Ill. to investigate and collect all tax. due from foreign;; insur- ,
ance companies for the period extending from July 1 „1924 to
and including July 1, 1934, for-:.which -they are to receive°in
full for their services a sum equal to MIS of all monies so
collected.
Upon roll call the following vote was taken - .;,Yeas- Trustee
McKillip, Page,,Peterson; Pottenger and Willman. Nays - ".None.
Motion carried. ,
On motion by Trustee Page and which was seconded by,Trustee
Peterson, the clerk was-authorized to advertise for bids:on a
j► f_ixe --tick in compliance to specifications es submitted by the
VCyChairman of)the Finance Committee.
Roll call resulted as follows- Yeas- Trustee McKillip, Page,
Peterson, Pottenger and 'Hillman. Nays- None. Motion.carried.
The Blue Ribbon Oil Co. now in the hands of receivers and
being .indebted to the Village of Deerfield for water consumed,
Corporation Counsel McGaughey was requested,to file, the proper
claim with the Referee in Bankruptcy.
The following ordinance governing the weight and width of
trucks using the streets in the village of Deerfield and the
penalties for violation thereof was read at`the`adourned meet -
ing held May 15, 1935 and it was therefor moved by Trustee'Page
and seconded by Trustee Willman that the ordinance be passed as
drawn.
Upon roll call the following vote was taken:- Yeas- Trustee
"Page,
IlircKillip, Peterson, Pottenger and Scribner. Nays- None.
:Motion carried.
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R T) T 'N A 11 C F,
BB IT ORDAINED, Lr✓ T11111-10 PIIFEIDEM
NT A"11) £0A D OF TPUSTTIRFS' OP 'THE
VILLAGE OF DFZMFIELD,
Section 1. Thrt the bxtmun gross vaight,'to bo permitted
on -tho rond surface through-uny exle of cny vehicle shall not
cxco(,%d 16$000 ponnd3j nar'shall it exceed 80.1 pounds near Inch
of width of tire upon any one rhoel. Provided fur'the-r thbt'
the rro
s- welght lncludinZ the reight of the vehicle nnd mexjmum
6t e. or MY self - propelled four - wheel. veh,jele zlj<.Jj not' exceed
ApOOO powlids.
Thc, Trwis -,velCht,, including the velght of the
'.vehtclu 7,nd tho naximun lonal of nny self-propelled six or more
,heel voh1clo, including, the might of the vehicle and naximum
lord or thn e
croz.a reight of nny self-propelled, v011cle operated
as a tractor w.1th one semi-trotlor
including., tile wo.,ijffht/.'0f SPIA
.vqh1clo and seni-trsilerp rith their MAx'.r,u'-',q losdss .".hAll not
erceet! 400000 pounda, nor shsll rny t-,ro axles lie in the -ir'Me
A.
vc-,t'cal Plono, nor shAll the axle spacing, be less than, 40 Inchp.ri
fron center to center; provided, that th.-, axle cirrnngement Shall
be such tiv;t the proportion of the gross loact eq-rried on any
n%le shp,11 ro.:F•:7aln consttntj tad the gross relght
including the
valght of the vChtele aiid 11aximun lord Of
mny fret tler, or S"1147�_-
t-Antlor,pulled or toned by moto-4 vohicle,, shall not excoed
.p.ounds
13(ict Lon Thrt 'u
pon r4pplictntion tll(,
y
g r V. n t s o c i a I C r -a 11. t 5 C n' i t I n g f o r thr operation -o,f, veh I c"
or combinntions of vehicles and trailers or, sent-trailers Xcea
e-
ww be irrnted- In the discretion
the foraroine welota» such p6nlts
n
of the Villrre a .-S h M I *then In his opinton,, an o",
...,orgency exists
ter rrn.r-t1nq the g, ra r. t In C of the permit. The por-At .shill be, Crantcd
o. y for limited i eriods and for trips over des,".ent-Acd high-
n-1
-ubject to such other
'v--v-,rys md t r e P. t s at s,)Pclfledl t1k. m c, a r nd
conI
dl tions as the Vtl1rive Yars-lanl may pre'scribej, but in no such
'
cnse shall such permit exceed a period of ten ftys,
Section That the ik.ctx iz width of any vehic-le end Its
n1l not exceed otcht feet, excepting loads of loose hay..
stra-,� corn fodder, or other altmtlnr form, Products, Pgricultuira"I
jnple-eats thr;zh4ng rat!chInf s
Section f. A11 or(li.nencses or jiarts of orc'Amneos in
cnnflict here. Ith arc hereby rc :nealed,
Section 7, Thnt this ordinonce shl411_ go into offort end
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in full force 'froTzi and after its passcCc, approval and publics --
_ � `
t.ion in accordvnce with the• la .
on
T rtla 4i'C!:� o txir Villnee
Deerfieldt 11in is,
of i eerfiold., Illinois.
. Pros c:ntCwl kind reaz?
z'nosect
Approv
KYA
veds
Gorpbrtti.cn Counsel
No further business appearing, : it Ras - moved•�-by - ruozvie'Prittenger
and seconded by Trustee Willman to adjourn. Motion carried.
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^ u£ loltnto „ ,
rin7 ti� � T L « �i, tty) Tait t p r : L ��lt Vr
or tho Drov'sLona., or sect ions of this ordin.,ince slit -Al be tullty'
Irl
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a
of a ri adenw:xnor prid ohall be punished by a fine in rn wl unt 'of
as th,t, _ M, 70) i)ollars r-nd not °. or ;. than Two
not lo.: >.� ,., r:n T ent f r ,a�.,.� ,,
x00100),, Dn�.I�rs, grid each end every viols �s z� of .x� � c�,
ordirmnco or any off. \ he provlaions thor eof shrAl be con tdared
,
p
'r i`s r% zepzirnte. sncl divltUkCt ;v oLAton, punish <nble sr,par:gtely end
d
distinctly t., such,
Secticn 5. Tht,�t If any section, clausoj sentence. or
rr vis?.r�n of t tf Ardin ncc� c rrssly icrc in not, forth sha11 Y�c�
inviil.id and /car swill be e�'. judged by any court; of co"nipetent
Jurisdiction to be inv'nlid, such judgmcnt or invalidity of such
section, c.nase, sentence or provision, if Z":i, �halS nitffnct,
i
! wn »
iMV,r , lc3t3 or nullify thL rt' ' ^.�fi Tdcr o, thw R .. CTf . # i:tYCe
nd /or the re n -In .ng oeet4ons, clauses, men, Ecnces or provisions
"U.-lerruf ihi,ch s�iali, rc�:ain in full .farce s,nd offect.
Section f. A11 or(li.nencses or jiarts of orc'Amneos in
cnnflict here. Ith arc hereby rc :nealed,
Section 7, Thnt this ordinonce shl411_ go into offort end
k € Le
in full force 'froTzi and after its passcCc, approval and publics --
_ � `
t.ion in accordvnce with the• la .
on
T rtla 4i'C!:� o txir Villnee
Deerfieldt 11in is,
of i eerfiold., Illinois.
. Pros c:ntCwl kind reaz?
z'nosect
Approv
KYA
veds
Gorpbrtti.cn Counsel
No further business appearing, : it Ras - moved•�-by - ruozvie'Prittenger
and seconded by Trustee Willman to adjourn. Motion carried.
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