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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09/14/1937290 September 14, 19370 ' A regular meeting of the-President and the Board of Trustees of the Village of Deerfield was called to order by the Prevident 0. M. Millman at 7 :45 P. M. Pbll call- :Present- Trustee Hertel, Palmer, Pottenger, Schneider and Stupple. Absent- Trustee Peterson. -- ' The minutes of our regular meeting held August'10,­1937 and the special meetings held August 19, 1937 and August 31, 1937 were read and approved. A loss of only 19.60 between the amount billed us by the City Of Highland Park and that billed by us to the consumers was reported which is quite an improvement over previous reports: The following bills were read: - Public Service Co.'- =- - - - - - - -- - 294.78 City of Highland Park - - -- - - - - - 3273.75'` Illinois -Bell Melephone Co. - - - - - 24.06t\ Kapechull and Company --- - - - - - -' 400.00 M.F.T.F. Neptune Meter Co. - - - - - - - - - - 22.95t Mercer Lumber Co,-- - - - - - - -- - - 19.52N We J•. Desmond-------- --- - -- 7.00 National Brick Co. - - - - - - - - - - 5.25N William H. Barrett - - - - - - - - - - 33.33 J. R. Notz Hdwe Co.- - - - - - - - - - 14.29t� Standard 011 Co. - - - - - - - - - - - 35.41• Chicago Uniform and Cap Co.- - - - -,- 4,&VIN Zion Office Supply - - - - - - - - - 6.48 Highland Park Preas- 9.50t\• M. A. Frantz - - - - - - - - - - - - - JohnReeb - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1.50N Sam Rockenbach - - - - - - - - - - - - 1.50P -• A. H. Anderson - - - - - - - - - - - - 2.50t-, Paul Knigge - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 18.75`-.. Max Winters - - - - --- - - - - -- - 14.00N John Hittle - - - - - -- ___ - - - - - 85.25 T Highland Park Auto Parts - - - - - - -► 7.90h. 00 Hatch - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- 11.25,, H. 0. Plagge - -- - ---- - - - - - -- 1.40 Mark Knigge- - - - - - =- - - - - - - - 9.0O r , George Emmett- - - - - - - - - - - - - 19.00 r--, Andrew E. Decker - - - - - - - - - - - 14.08 tN M. L. Kerrihard- - - - - - - - - - - - 11.60 r\' . i. S. Darley & Co. - - - - -• - - - - - 3.25t%,, City of Highland Park- -. - - - - - - - 7.14t`--t Ludlow Valve Mfg: Co.- - - -- - - - - - 77.90 Moved by Trustee Pottenger and seconded by Trustee ertel that these bills be approved for payment on receipt - of.• proper--- - funds. :l Roll call resulted as follows. Yeas- Trustee Hertel, Palmer, Pottenger, Schneider and Stupple. Nays- None. Motion carried. ' The following ordinance was read : - AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING CHESTER WESSLI1TG9 VILLAGE CLERK, TO WITHDRAW FROM SALE ALL SPECIAL ASSESS - MENTS OF THE VILLAGE OF DEERFIELD FOR 1HICH THERE ARE NO BIDDERS WHEN OFFERED. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRSIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF DEERFIELD, IN LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS: Section 1. That it is deemed by the Board of Trustees that the best interests of the bondholders, and also the property owners, of the Village of Deerfield, will be served by the with- drawal of all special assessments of said village upon which,,„ the county-treasurer receives no bids, and in furterance of`-, said interest it is hereby ordained that Chester Wessling, Village Clerk of the Village of Deerfield, Illinois, be and he is hereby authorized and directed to withdraw, on behalf of said Village of Deerfield, all special assessments upon which no .bids are'offered when the same are presented for sale by the county treasurer of the County' of Lake and. State of . Illinois. ' Section 2.. This ordinance shall be in full- force and effect from and after the dote Hereof. APPROVED: 7D/Zt -.9'I L;N? ARV t7 �C �l r -A it. �l I 9 � r 2 9 1. Presented and read September,14, 1937. Passed September 14, 1937. Approved September 14,, 1937. ATTEST: Village Clerk. Approved as to form, September 14, 1937. Corporation Counsel. It was moved by Trustee Pottenger and seconded by Trustee Stupple that the ordinance be adopted as read. Upon roll call the following vote was taken. Yeas— All. Nays— .None. Motion carried. A motion was made by Trustee Hertel and seconded by Trustee Pottenger that bids be advertised for the proposed improvement for draining and grading the site for a traffic bound gravel or crushed stone surface course, which course is to be constructed by day labor as Section 1 —C.S. (Broadmoor,Place from Hazel to Greenwoodo Roll call resulted as follows. Yeas— Trustee Hertel, Palmer,- Pottenger, Schneider and Stupple. Nays— None. Motion carried. It was moved by Trustee Pottenger and seconded by Trustee Stupple to pay Five Dollars per month toward the services of a crossing gaurd at the intersection of Warrington and Deerfield Roads and that he be invested with the proper badge by the Police Committee. Motion unanimously carried. Those voting "Aye" being Trustee Hertel, Palmer, Pottenger, Schneider and Stupple. Those voting nNayl! being None. Moved by Trustee Stupple and seconded by Trustee Schneider that the plat of parts of Section 32 and 33 1 Twshp'43N, Range 12, E. of. the 3rd P. M. as submitted by James O. Connor be approved and��='" accepted and that the President and the Clerk of the Village of Deerfield be authorized to sign certificate attached thereto. Upon roll call the following vote was taken. Yeas— Trustee/ Hertel, Palmer, Pottenger, Schneider and Stupple. Nays— None. Motion carried. The following ordinance regulating traffic and vehicles and fixing the amount of license fees for such vehicles in the Village -.of Deerfield was read and it awe moved by Trustee Hertel and seconded by Trustee Stupple that the ordinance be adopted as read. Roll call resulted as follows. Yeas— Trustee Hertel, Palmer, Pottenger, Schneider and Stupple. Nays— '-None. ?lotion carried. R r (j) Pedestrian: "Aiiy'Derson`'afoot SECTION t'`Sline and aignhla:Tt shall A' w' C " 'tk) Road tractor: Every motor vehicle de- is a uplawful for the driver of any vehicle td ^,AWORDINANCG ned and uaed.for drawing other disobey the instructions of any 'traffic sign] f ✓{ %' vehicles and not so constructed as to or signal placed in view by authority of the AN OR INANCE REGULATING TRAFFIC] carry any load thereon' either inde- board of trustees or in accordance with the, I AND VEHICLES AND FIXING THE pendently or any part of the weight laws of • the- State •of, Illinois. . _! AMOUNT OF •- LICENSE FEES FOR of a vehicle or load so drawn. SECTION 5. - Whenever traffic' at an in:" SUCH VEHICLES IN THE VILLAGE OF (1) Residence district: The cicsely built - tersection is regulated by the type of Signal' DEERFIELD. ' • up residence portion of the village.' commonly known as a' stop and go a:gnal„ BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT (m) Roadway:" That portion of a street the following colors shall indicate the fol 7 AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE designed' or ordinarily used for ve.+ lowing commands: VILLAGE OF D E E R F I E L D, LAKE hicular traffic. i" Red requires that traffic faced by this' COUNTY, ILLINOIS, THAT: - (n) Street: Every way set aside for pub- color shall stop and remain standing. ARTICLE I. i DEFINITIONS — GENERAL lie travel except foot paths. Green requires that the traffic, faced' by! PROVISIONS- (o) Traffic: Vehicles and wagons using this color shall move and continue in,.mo SECTION, 1. Definitions. Whenever in any street for travel. lion, except when stopped for the pur this ordinance the following terms are used, (p) Trailer: Every vehicle without mo- poses of avoiding an accident or when' they shall have the meaning respectively tive power designed for carrying pass. stopped at the command of a policeman.] ascribed to them in this section. engers -or property and for being Amber or Pyellow indicates preparation for] (a) Business district:. The closely built -up drawn by a motor vehicle and so con - a change in "6irection of traffic movement; business portion of the Village. strutted that no part of its weight SECTION fi. Animals or bicycles;' Every (b) Crosswalk: That portion of the road rests upon the towing vehicle. person riding a bicycle or an animal or way included within the prolongation (q) Truck "tractor: Every motor' vehicle_ driving any animal drawing a vehicle upon of the sidewalk lines at street inter -� designed and primarily for drawingi a street shall be subject to the provisions Bectiogs. '' i other vehicles and not so conatructedl of this ordinance applicable to the driver (c) Drivers: Any person who is in ac- sa to carry a load other than a part" of a vehicle, except those provisions which tual physical control of a vehicle. I of the weight of the vehicle and load! by their nature can have no application. Vehicles of th r �(d) Emergency ,vehicle, e� so drawn SECTION 7. Liquor o drugs. It shall •: .police or fire department; ambulances;?7 (T) Vehicle: Every device -in, upon, or by! be unlawful for the habitual user of tar- -. any vehicle , conveying a village offl -1 which any person or property is or; cotie drugs to operate any motor vehicle on cial of employee in response to an! maybe . transported or drawn upon a; any street; and it shall be unlawful for emergency official call. highway, including bicycles but not; any intoxicated person, or any person under (e) Intersection: The.area embraced with -, including perambulators or toy vehi -i the influence of alcohol or of a narcotic in the prolongation' of the propertyf ties, drug, to operate or attempt to operate any, linen of two or more streets which]] SECTION 2. Classification of vehicles.! motor vehicle on any street. " Join at an angle, whether or not;' For the purposes of this ordinance, motors ARTICLE 1I. RULES FOR DRIVING. s such 'streets cross. 9 vehides' shall be divided ihto two divisions, SECTION 8. . Method of approaching for (f) Laned highway. A street, the road to -wit: First, vehicles which are desgned,. left turn. The driver of any vehicle in- way of which is divided into three or for the carryng of not. more than seven tending to turn to the left at an intersec. more clearly marked lanes for vehicu -, persona; Second, vehicles which are designed) tion or into any alley or driveway shall ap- lar traffic. and used for pulling or carrying freight and' proach the point of turning in the traffic (g) Motorcycle:' Every motor .vehicle hav- also vehicles designed and used for carryings lane nearest the center of the roadway.. ing IS saddle for the xse of the rider more than seven persons. , t SECTION 9. Method of approaching for, and designed to travel on not more . SECTION 8.: Obedience to police. Mem_i right turn. The driver of any vehicle in- 3 than three wheels in contact with the hers of the police department are hereby; tending to turn to the tight, at an inter - ground, but excluding a tractor, authorized to _direct traffic in, accordance' section shall approach the point of turning (h) Motor- vehicle, Every vehicle which with the prov lions of this ordinance, or in" in the traffic lane nearest the ,'right, hand is self - propelled whether used or oper- emergencies as public safety or convenience: edge or curb of the roadway.: . ' ated for the transportation of persons, may require, and it shall he unlawful fot? i ' SECTION 10. Driver's signal.' No driver or used or operated for hauling or ! any person to fail or refuse to comply with] of a vehicle shall suddenly start, slow down, transportation of freight' any lawful order, Signal or direction of a' stop or attempt to turn without first giving (ip Fark: To'stand a vehicle, whether policeman. Except in case of emerge ncy it: a suitable signal in such a manner as to occupied or not, for a period of time shall be unlawful for any person not auth -; i. apprise others who might, be affected by his greater than is reasonably necessary orized by the Chief of Police to direct or for the actual loading or unloading ttempL.ta. Airect_#[af ce .... -.. of. verse . 292 2 _ ° „Tl+e wiRtil ifc'r °eiri"5'e�uire� a�s�ia+ giver +""a V ` either by means of the hand and arm or by tb)' lsvary 'MMoC "rehitle. "'th"- length of "'- a signal lamp or aignai devise, but when a which together with trailer o: trailers in lawful, such" officer may require the driver to vehicle is so constructed or Icuded that a tow thereof is inure than 25 feet and the &top the vehicle' In a suitable place and re- hand and arm signal would not he visible width of which Is more than 80 inches, main standing until such portion of the load t hoth to the front and rear of such vehicle while being operated on the streets and at- is removed as may be; necessary to reduce ' then said Plana( must be given by such a )vqa of the village during the period from the gross weight of such vehicle to such lamp or device, sunset to sunrise, shall display on the front limit as permitted under this ordinance. All All signals herein required given by hand thereon a horixontal line near the top of materials so unloaded &hail be cared for by and arm *hall be given from the left side the vehlcle approximately 6 inches apart, the owner or operator of such vehicle at of the vehicle In the following manner and three green lights, plainly visible at a dis. the risk of such owner or operator. such signal *hall Indicate as follows, tance of at Last b00 feet. Also, on the rear (¢) Any driver of a vehicle whoifails or 1. Left turn -- )land and arm extended thereon in a horizontal line approximately refuses to atop and submit the vehicle and horizontally. 6 inches apart, three red lights, plainly vas- load to weighing, or who falls or refuses 2. Right turn -- ]land and arm extended ible at a distance of at least bU0 feet Also, when directed by an officer upon weighing upward and moved with a sweeping In front of the body of said vehicle near Of. the vehicle to atop the vehicle, and other - motion from the rear to the front. the lower left hand corner, one yellow or wgs complying with provisions of this u.-- 8. Stop or decrease of speed -- Hand and amber tint .reflector. Also, on the rear of tion, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. arm extended downward. the body of said vehicle not more than 12; SECTION 23. Every motor vehicle de• SECTION 11.. Reckless driving. Any per -? inches from the lower left hand corner one signed and used for carrying not more than son who drives any vehicle with wilful or red reflector. All motor vehicles more than seven perscns operated over the streets of 20 feet long, t.nd all trailers and semi - trail- this village, which Is subject to registration wanton disregard of the eatery of persona era, while being r•ptrated on the streets and under the laws of the State of Illinois, shall or property is guilty of reckless driving. alleys of this vil:ege, shall display on each have attached thereto number plates issued SECTION 12. Speed restrictions. (a) No aide of,,the vehicle, at approximately one-: by the Secretary of State of Illinois, evi- person shall drive a vehicle of the first divi third points of the length of same, at & . dencing payment of the State of Illinois of t orlon as described In Section 2 of this Ordi height not exceeding b teet above the mur. proper license fees, based upon the horse nance, upon any public highwny at a speed face of the road and reflecting on five feet' Dower of such motor vehicle at the rate pro- greater than le reasonable and proper hav above the surface of the toad an3 rrflectin¢ vided for In the motor vehicle law of the ing regard to the traffic and the use of the on a line approximately at right angles to State of Illinois. way or so an to endanger the life or limb the center line of the vehicle, two amber .ARTICLE IV. PARKING RULES. or injure the property of any person. Where tinted reflectors of a type approved by the SECTION 24. No parking places. At such public highway Dames through the Secretary of State. any time it shelf be unlawful to permit any business district of the village the rate of it) The number .plate at the back of the vehicle to stand in any of the following speed of any motor vehicle of the first diva- motor vehicle shall be firmly attached to the places, except when necessary to avoid con I *ton shall not exceed twenty (20) miles per vehicle so that it will not owing loosely, and, flict with other traffic or in compliance with hour, Where the same Dosses through the shall be so lighted that the number on said; the direction of a policeman or traffic sig. residence district of the village, the rate of plate *hall be plainly legible and intelligible '. nal. speed for such vehicles shall not exceed at a distance of 50 feet. (a) In any intersection; twenty -five (23) miles per hour. And where SECTION 21. Mirrors. Motor vehicles of Ib) In a crosswalk• such highway passes through the suburban either division, which are so constructed or I (c) Upon any bridge or viaduct, or in or outlying district of the village the rate loaded as to obstruct the driver's view to the t any subway or approach thereto; of speed of any vehicle of the first division rear thereof from the driver's position, shall I (d) Between a safety zone and the adja. Pha11 not exceed thirty -Ave (85) miles per be equipped with a mirror so located " to cent curb or within twenty feet of a hour. - reflect to the driver a view of the street for point on the curb immediately oppo- On all roadways or streets within the vil- a distance of at least 200 feet to the rear site the end of a safety zone; lage other than the aforementioned public of such vehicle. ( (e) Within thirty feet of a traffic signal highways, a speed of twenty (20) miles per SECTION 22. Weight. It shall be un- j or a through street sign on the ap- hour may be maintained by any motor vehi- )awful to operate any motor vehicle within proachin¢ side. - cis when turning a corner or intersecting the village limits except in compliance with (f) Within twenty feet of any intersec- etreets: and elsewhere a speed of twenty- the following regulations. tion. five (25) miles per hour may be maintained; (a) The maximum groan weight to be per- '" (it) At any place where the standing of provided, however, that nothing in this sec- mitted on the road surface through any a vehicle will reduce the usable width tion contained shall permit any person to axle of any vehicle shall not exceed sixteen of the' roadway for moving traffie to drive any motor vehicle at a speed greater thousand pounds, nor shall it exceed eight leas than eighteen feet. than is reasonable, having regard to the hundred pounds, per inch of width of tire : (h) At 'any curb within fifteen feet of a traffic and use of such streets, or so as to upon one wheel. Provided, further, that the fire hydrant. endanger the life or limb or injure the Drop - gross weight, including the weight of the (1) At any place where the vehicle would erty of any person. vehicle and maximum load of any self block the we of, a driveway. (b) The speed of all vehicles of the sec- propelled four wheel vehicle shall not exceed (j) Within fifteen feet of the nearest rail and division as described in Section 2 shall twenty -four thousand pounds. or a railroad grade crossing. always be reasonable and safe and be gov- The gross weight including the weight of (k) Within twenty feet of the driveway erned, as near as may be, by the general the vehicle and the maximum load of any entrance to any fide department stn• requirements of paragraph (a) of this sec- self - propelled six or more wheel vehicle in -� tion and on the side of the street tion, and of Section 49 of the Illinois Unl- eluding the weight of the vehicle and the!, opposite the entrance to any such form Act regulating traffic, provided. Low- maximum load, the gross weight of any: 11 self- propelled vehicle station within seventy five feet of operated as it tractor,' such entrance. ever, that waen any vehicle of the second with one semi- trailer, including the weight' (l) At any place where official signa pro- division as aforesaid, shall be equipped with of maid vehicle and semi - trailer with theiri hibit parking. eolkf rubber tires then the rate of speed of maxmum loada, shall not exceed forty thous -i SECTION 25, Parking at curb. No vehi• such vehicle shall not exceed ten (10) miles and (40,000) pounds, nor shall any two! cle shall be parked with the left side of per hour, axles lie in the same vertical plane, norl such vehicle next to the curb, and it shall (c) The fact that the speed of a vehicle shall the axle spacing be less than forty' be unlawful to stand or Dark any vehicle in Is lower than the foregoing prima facia inches from center to center; a street other than parallel with the curb provided, that - •' limits *hall not relieve the driver from the ; the axle arrangement shall be such that the and with the two right wheels of the vehicle duty to cease speed when approaching and `• proportion of the gross weight, Including within 12 inches of the regularly established crossing an intersection when approaching the weight of the vehicle and maximum curb line, except that upon those streeta : and going around a curve, when approach- ' load, of any trailer or semi - railer vehicle that have been marked for angle parking, ing a hill crest, when traveling upon any pulled or towed by a motor vehicle *hall vehicles shall be parked at the angle to the j - narrow or winding roadway, or when spe- not exceed thirty -two thousand (82,000) curb indicated by such marks. cial hazards exist with respect to pedestri- pounds. SECTION 26. Parking vehicles for sale. ens or other traffic or by reason of weather • It shall be unlawful to park any vehicle or highway conditions, and speed shall be (b) The maximum width of any vehicle upon any street for the purpose of display - decreased as may be necessary to avoid and its load shall not exceed eight feet ex- ing it for sale, or to Dark any vehicle upon colliding with any person or vehicle, or on der or loads of loose hays, straw, corn fad- any business street from which vehicle mer. entering the highway in coinpila.ice with dery a other similar farm products, ages• chandise is peddled. legal requirements and the duty of all per. cultural Implements and threshing machines. q SECTION 27. Perking without lights. eons to use due care. (c) The length of any single vehicle or Except as otherwise provided in this ordi- SECTION 18. }Tightened horses, Any combination of tractor and semi- trailer shall nance, it shall be unlawful to' Dark `any driver of a vehicle shall, at signal from a not exceed thirty -five' feet. Where trailers vehicle upon any street during the time Person in charge of a. frightened hone, are used thplength of any vehicle or vehi.: from sunset to surlse without displaying a bring his vehicle to s stop and remain eta- Cleo, combined with their trailers, shall not light in the [rant as well fir in the rear passed. exceed forty feet. Nor shall the length of tiona until said horse has of said vehicle. SECTION 14. Unattended vehicles., No fine felt of the combination exceed thirty ARTICLE V. LICENSING OF VEHICLES vehicle shall be left unattended while the floe feet. But such itmtta in length shall, REQUIRED. � motor of such vehicle is running: and no not apply to fire apparatus nor to trans SECTION -28. It hall be unlawful for vehicle shall h left without a driver n any pprration of poles, piling, beams or other! any person, firm or other corporation resid- hill or incline unless the vehicle is secured like structural entire incapable of diamem ing witHsn the village to use or • cause or against moving. ' berment and one unit of electrical Machin•: permit any of his or its agents employees - ARTICLE ill. CONDITION OF VEHICLES. cry. Provided, further, that no Doles, pil to use any motor vehicle in the transports- SECTION lb. Brakes, Every motor ve- ' Ing. beams or other like etructural units in., lion of persons or property upon the streets, hicle used and operated on the streets, allevs capable over dismemberment shall be crane avenues or alleys of the village unless such or public pieces of the v ;,age, shall be ported over Lhe streets of this village be motor vehicle be licensed as hereinafter pro- equipped with good and auf. claret brakes fin twcen sunset and sunrise ,except where vided In this ordinance. required by Section 114 of the Illinois Uai• needed for emergency repair of telephone,; SECTION '29. That any person, firm or form Act regulating traffic. telegraph, el -etrle railway. - and electric: corporation desiring a license for such ve- SECTION 16. , blutflers or cutouts. Every power and light Knee. hicle shall file an application with the, Vsl- r motor vehicle used and operated on the Upon application the Chief of Police, (age Clerk upon a form provided by him streets, alleys or Dublin places of the vil- Mayor or other suitable official may grant setting forth the name and address of the 1age, shall at all times be equipped with a special permits in writing for the operation applicant, a description of the vehicle for utller or "cutout" in good working order of vehicles or combination* of vehicles and which the license is desired, the place where nd in constant operation to prevent excel• trailers or semi - trailers exceeding the for. such vehicle Is to be kept when not in use, Ave or urotsunl. noise and annoying smoke. going weights and dimensions. Such per- for what purpose the same 1a to be used, I SECTION v. Horn. Every iffotor vehi- To its may be granted in the discretion of and such other information as may be pre, : le ahall' be equipped with a good and tuf. the Chief of Police, Mayor or other suit- scribed: such application" *hall' be trans - dent audible signalling devise in efficient able official when in his opinion an emer- mitted to the President and upon payment : warkIn¢ condition. Such signalling device gency eximts warranting the granting of the by. -the applicant of the license fee - =herein- hall be sounded when necessary to give permit. The permit shall be granted only ', , after provided, to the, Village Treasurer; timely warning of the approach of a vehicle, for limited periods and for trips over desig. . the President shall issue or cause to be but such horn or other signalling device nated streets, at specified times and subject { .issued a license which shall be attested by shall not be sounded for any purpose other to such, other conditions as said official or the Village Clerk authorizing the use of than as a warning of Impending danger. officials may ptescribe, but in no case• shall such - vehicle within the village until the No motor vehicle other than an emergency such permit exceed a period of ten days.' expiration of such licence. vehicle shall be equipped with a siren: or (d) -Every motor vehicle operated over the SECTION 80. License fee. The license fee gong signalling device. streets of this village, which is subject to to be paid annually to the Village Treasurer ? SECTION 18. Unnecessary noise. It shall registration under the laws of the State of shall be as follows i be unlawful to - operate a vehicle on the Illinois, all have attached thereto number t' Motorcycles i streetsl alleys or y 4.00 Y public. laces of the vil• plates iaeued bq rho Secretary of Slats of o- Motor vehicles - • Electric ...... Motor vehicles of 8b 11 P. or less 8.00 nagse. with unusually loud or unnecessary the State of Illinois, evidencing payment to ( noise. or 19. Gam and smoke. the State of Illinois of proper license fees Motor vehicles of more than 8b ke. " It *hall based upon the gross weight of such motor IL P., except motor , trucks, be unlawful to operate an vehicle which vehicle at the rates provided for in the , $ motor' coaches, motor omnibuses emits dense smoke nr such an amount of motor vehicle law of the State of Illinois, and motor vehicles used for com- ' smoke or fumes as to be dangerous to the (e) Tractors, traction engines or otFter mercial purposes or for hire . ••-•• 6.00 health of persons or as to endanger the Motor trucks, motor coaches, motor 3 orivern of other vehicles, similar vehicles used for hauling purposes, omnibuses and other motor vehi - except as' hereinafter provided operating ties used for commercial purposes SECTION n - Lights. (a) During the upon the streets of this village, shall have z or for hire, . Period from sunset to sunrise every motor. D t 6.00 1 cycle upon any arrest or ell paid the same fees according to their weight One ton capacity shall car ey of this village as hereinbefore required in this section of Over one tun capacity and notI0.00 r carry on* lighted ;lamp, and every other vehicles.,- All trailers used with a over two ton ... Motor vehicle shall carry two lighted larnpa motor vehicle operating over the streets of Over two ton capacity ....I6.00 showing white lights or lights of a yellow this village, which are subject to reaiatrn- All such licenses shalt expire on the 80th amber tint, visible at least b00 feet iu the tion under the -laws of the State of Illinois, day of April following the date of issue, and direction toward which each motor` -- Ie. or shall have paid to the Secretary of state for when i -cued for a period of - less than one i motol .vehicle is proceeding, and ea ^'I motor each calendar year fees for the use of the ear, the fee to be paid for the unexpired vehicle, trailer n semi- trailer sham also ex- public highways of thin State. ricense shall be n proportionate part of the hibit at left one It lamp whlch sball (f) Whenever an officer upon weighing of )annual shelf btetl by LLis 9lslite p be 00 situated as to throw a red light, s vehicle determines that the weight is u» - which shell be visible st inset 500 feet in t tttreetion.