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Public Works Committee
March 22, 2021 – 7:00 PM
In light of the current COVID-19 public health emergency, this meeting will be held remotely only. The public can
observe and participate by connecting online via Zoom at
https://cityofmchenry.zoom.us/j/95476441175
or by phone at: (312) 626-6799, Meeting ID: 954 7644 1175
Meeting Agenda
1.Call to Order
2.Public Comment: Any person wishing to address the Committee will be asked to identify
themselves for the record and will be asked but are not required to provide their address.
Public Comment may be restricted to three minutes for each individual speaker. Order
and decorum shall be maintained at all public meetings.
3.Motion to approve the January 11, 2021 Public Works Committee Meeting minutes.
4.Consideration of 2021 Honorary Street Sign Applications
5.Discussion on Township Road District Tax Levy History
6. Veterans Park Resurfacing Project Update
7.Staff Reports
8.Other Business
9.Motion to Adjourn
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Public Works Committee Meeting Minutes
January 11, 2021
Call to Order
Alderman Santi called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. The meeting was held remotely via Zoom
due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The meeting was in compliance with the Open Meetings Act per
guidelines by the Illinois Attorney General’s Office.
Roll Call
Deputy Clerk Johnson called the roll. Roll call: Members present: Alderman Santi, Alderman Glab,
Alderman Mihevc. Others present: Public Works Director Troy Strange, Staff Engineer Greg
Gruen, Steve Wirch, Russell Ruzicka, Russell Adams, Mike Harper, Bill Hobson, Pat Gorniak, Mike
Lange
Public Comment
There was no comment from the public in attendance
Approve August 24, 2020 Public Works Committee Meeting Minutes
A motion was made by Alderman Mihevc and seconded by Alderman Glab to approve the
minutes of the September 28, 2020, Public Works Committee meeting. Roll call: Vote: 3-ayes:
Alderman Mihevc, Alderman Glab, Alderman Santi. 0-nays, 0-abstained. Motion carried.
Annual Summary of National Pollutants Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Stormwater
Discharge Permit
Russell Ruzicka, Treatment Operations Manager, explained that the NPDES permit is
administered by the Illinois EPA, and we must give an annual update of our activities at a meeting.
There are some recent changes to the program, and we must monitor more closely for a couple
of pollutants in the Fox River.
One significant elicit discharge occurred on May 20, 2020. While removing motor oil at 3610 W
Elm Street, a contractor accidentally punctured a 500 gallon storage tank. The Police Department,
Fire Department, and Public Works Departments were contacted and arrived at the scene.
Approximately 400 gallons of used motor oil discharged onto the street, and barriers were put
up to help stop the oil from going into the system. Alderman Glab asked if there was a charge for
the cleanup. Director Strange explained that an itemized summary of the costs was prepared and
submitted for reimbursement.
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The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency conducted a virtual audit of the City Of McHenry’s
MS4 Program. After reviewing the City of McHenry’s annual MS4 report and internet presence
(City website), the City Of McHenry was found to be in compliance with all requirements of the
MS4 permit.
However, the IEPA did request two things from the City Of McHenry. Due to the retirement of
the City’s former qualified stormwater inspector Ryan Schwalenberg, the IEPA requested the
name of the City’s qualified stormwater inspector for construction projects. The City Of McHenry
also needs to work toward improving its Green Infrastructure Initiative. One example would be
a rain barrel program which would be cost shared between the residents and the City. Staff is
exploring several options to improve McHenry’s Green Infrastructure Initiative
Alderman Santi requested that a presentation of the Green Infrastructure Initiative be presented
at the next Public Works Committee meeting.
Wastewater Dryer Feed Pump Replacement Request for Committee Approval
Director Strange explained that we are at an important decision point with the dryer feed pump.
This was going to be turned in as a capital item for next year’s budget, but the pump is at a point
where it needs replaced or needs major maintenance to get it through the end of this fiscal year.
Russell Ruzicka explained that the sludge cake dryer at the Wastewater Treatment Plant was part
of the 2016 expansion/consolidation project. The sludge cake dryer reduces the volume of sludge
cake sent to the landfill therefore reducing the City’s disposal costs. The use of the dryer has
allowed the Wastewater Division to reduce sludge cake disposal costs from $195,000 per year in
FY 2018/2019 to approximately $60,000 per year in FY 2020/2021.
There are two types of pumps which can be used for the dryer feed operation. One type of pump
is a called a progressive cavity pump. This type of pump has a slightly higher initial cost but tends
to perform longer without maintenance or rebuilding. The other type of feed pump is a rotary
lobe pump. The rotary lobe pump has a lower initial cost but requires replacement of wear items
more frequently. The current dryer feed pump design utilizes a rotary lobe pump to feed the
sludge cake to the dryer.
Wastewater Division staff routinely rebuild the dryer feed pump three to four times per year at
a cost of $3,000 to $4,000 annually. The need to rebuild the feed pump this often reduces the
available run time on the dryer and increases the disposal costs due to having to temporarily shut
down the dryer for pump repair. During these times the City also incurs the increased cost of
taking wet sludge cake to the landfill.
In addition to the increased disposal cost, an inconsistent sludge cake feed to the dryer results in
the dryer temperature becoming too cold or too hot and thus affecting the dried product. If the
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sludge cake is not dried sufficiently the City is not realizing all the savings and there is a chance
of spontaneous combustion due to the organic material and the moisture content. Switching to
a Moyno dryer feed pump will reduce the maintenance and operating cost of the dryer and allow
for a more consistent operation of the dryer. It is recommended by the Public Works Department
that this item be approved now so that it can be ordered and save money instead of paying to fix
the old one.
Alderman Glab asked what the life expectancy is on a pump. Mr. Ruzicka explained that the
current pump could have an expectancy of 15 years, but items are being worn out and replaced
on a regular basis. The new pump would have a 20 year lifetime and would be rebuilt a fraction
of the time. The Committee agreed that it made sense to get a new one ordered now so that
extra costs aren’t incurred on the old pump. There was discussion if the new pump was ordered
now and not paid for until May if a budget amendment would actually need to be adopted.
Director Strange thinks a new pump could arrive in early April.
A motion was made by Alderman Mihevc and seconded by Alderman Glab to present to the
full City Council for approval and to approve the necessary budget amendment from the Water
and Sewer Capitol Development Fund to fund the purchase of a Moyno Progressive Cavity Cake
Feed Pump. Roll call: Vote: 3-ayes: Alderman Mihevc, Alderman Santi, Alderman Glab. 0-nays,
0-abstained. Motion carried.
Staff Presentation on 2021 Public Works Operation Reforms
Director Strange explained that through staff attrition, the Public Works Department has been
able to earmark that money for capital funds for bigger projects, including road resurfacing. He
shared a Powerpoint presentation to help explain some of the reform goals for the department.
Included in the presentation was an explanation of the current financial and infrastructure
challenges, a lack of capital resources for infrastructure and equipment needs, escalating
operating costs, a lack of focus on fundamental maintenance operations, solutions to the
challenges, and current public works operations objectives.
Alderman Mihevc asked for some examples of how services have been shifted from internal to
contractual. Director Strange explained how tree trimming is a major operation that has been
outsourced. This has enabled the tree trimming cycle to go from a 7 year to a 5 year cycle.
Pavement marking is also something that has been beneficial to contract out. He hopes to get
out of the business of specializing in one area and get employees who have a diverse set of skills.
Alderman Santi stated that streamlining staff and putting more money in capital is an excellent
way of running a department. He has seen this work in the corporate world for 20 to 30 years.
Discussion of Potential 2021 Supplemental Road Resurfacing Program
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Director Strange explained that after initial budgeting discussions, the consolidated personnel
savings could be placed into a specific project that could be run out of the Street Division
operating budget. When recommending the 20/21 MFT budget for approval, there was a desire
for more resurfacing around the downtown area. Staff has now recommended that the Veterans
Park streets and parking stalls be resurfaced. There is an extra $500,000 in the budget that can
be used for this project.
Terry Locke was present online for the meeting and explained that he likes the strategic plan, but
from his observation of the last 8 years he believes that road resurfacing on the west end of town
is lacking. He understands fixing up the downtown areas, but wants more work done in other
parts of the town. He also suggested that catch basins be cleared off during the snow plowing
process.
Alderman Glab stated that this project is not just a street project but also should be supported
through funding from the parks. If there was not a park on this block, the street and curb work
would be reduced dramatically. He believes the parking for the park and those stripings should
come from the Park Developer funds. He also would like to see other roads repaved that are in
bad shape. Kensington from Waters Edge to Crystal Lake serves the entire community. He can’t
see moving forward with this project without the Park Department helping to pay for the parking
areas.
Alderman Santi explained that he looks at Pearl Street being completed a couple of years ago,
that there are sidewalk concepts, vital adjustments have been made to staging areas and the
washrooms, and this is a presentation product for our community. People recognize us because
of parks like this, and completing this could complement the area and wrap up the project.
Alderman Mihevc agreed that this is a great asset to the community, but also agrees that it might
make sense for the Parks Department to share in some of the funding.
Alderwoman Miller was present at the meeting as a member of the public and not as a board
member. She explained she met with Director Strange and Engineer Gruen to discuss the funding
and the money that could be allocated for extra projects. She also wanted to remind everybody
that we now have $2 million to work with this year towards road projects, and it is fully funded.
In the past we did just enough to get by. We are now able to look at a schedule that can be
committed to.
Alderman Santi recognized Parks Director Bill Hobson. Be stated that he looks at the parking
spaces around the park as on street parking and parking for the downtown. He tries to protect
the Park Developer funds because they are limited. This is often the only funding source for
projects for the parks. He is hesitant to use that money for the streets and those parking spaces
but would be willing to listen to the Council and have a discussion. He is not sure where the road
project would begin and where the park project would start. Alderman Glab would like to find a
balance with taking care of the parks and taking care of the residents. Director Hobson stressed
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that he is happy to work with other departments and he, Director Strange, and other
departments always work well together.
Alderman Glab questioned if we were to go out for bids for this project if we could have
supplemental streets that could be considered. Director Strange recommended to keep this
project separate and then look at other streets separately if extra funds were still available. A
motion was made by Alderman Mihevc and seconded by Alderman Santi to recommend to
present the proposed project to the full City Council for approval to include in the Fiscal Year
2021/2022 Street Division Operating Budget, and present for public bidding. Roll call: Vote: 2-
ayes: Alderman Mihevc, Alderman Santi; 1-nay: Alderman Glab. Motion carried.
Staff Reports
Director Strange reported that there has been a lot of talk about different resurfacing locations,
and he intends to run a selection meeting for the 2022 program. They are currently making
preparations for that presentation. He would like to run that early in Fiscal Year 21/22. Staff
Engineer Gruen thanked the Board for their positive feedback during the meeting. Mike Harper
and Steve Wirch were also thanked for their work in giving the City the ability to operate lean to
save money. Without their effort and abilities there would not have been toe opportunity to
consider supplemental projects.
Other Business
Alderman Glab stated that he has been bugging a State Senator for two years now regarding our
residents paying into the road funds for the township and the City not getting a fair share back.
He feels that some changes need to happen in Springfield. He suggests that we work with
Administrator Morefield to prepare a resolution for the Council that could be sent to State
Senators and Representatives. It was also discussed amongst Board members that we could
contact neighboring municipalities to get them on board with such a resolution. Director Strange
will look into the issue and see what it will take to make such a resolution that could be brought
before the Council.
Adjournment
A motion was made by Alderman Glab and seconded by Alderman Mihevc to adjourn the
meeting at 7:54 p.m. Roll call: Vote: 3-ayes: Alderman Mihevc, Alderman Glab, Alderman Santi.
0-nays, 0-abstained. Motion carried.
__________________________ ______________________________
Alderman Santi Deputy Clerk Monte Johnson
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Department of Public Works
Troy Strange, P.E., Director of Public Works
1415 Industrial Drive
McHenry, Illinois 60050
Phone: (815) 363-2186
Fax: (815) 363-2214
www.cityofmchenry.org
The City of McHenry is dedicated to providing the citizens, businesses and visitors of McHenry with the highest
quality of programs and services in a customer-oriented, efficient and fiscally responsible manner.
COMMITTEE AGENDA SUPPLEMENT
DATE: March 22, 2021
TO: Public Works Committee
FROM: Troy Strange, P.E., Director of Public Works
RE: 2021 Honorary Street Sign Applications
ATT: 1) Honorary Street Sign Policy
2) Honorary Street Sign Applications (5 total applications)
_____________________________________________________________________________
At the November 7, 2016 City Council Meeting, City Council approved the attached revised
Honorary Street Sign Policy. As part of the review process the Public Works Committee reviews
the applications and makes a recommendation to the City Council for consideration.
The following Honorary Street Sign Applications (attached) have been submitted in the past year
for consideration:
Location Honoring Applicant Date of Application
Municipal Drive & Green Street Mark Justen Brian Aalto 10/2/2020
Pearl Street & Riverside Drive James Keevil Sue Low Meyer 11/19/2020
Riverside Drive and Elm Street Kay Bates Carl Vallianatos 1/15/2021
Brookwood Trail and Abbey Drive Mike Linderman Geri Condon 1/18/2021
Kane Avenue and Green Street Judy Walsh Smith Erin Smith 2/8/2021
The Honorary Street Sign program provides citizens of the City of McHenry with an opportunity
to honor people and/or family members who have made significant contributions to the City. To
be considered, the proposed honoree is required to meet the following criteria: historical and or
cultural influence on the City; proof of significant association to the City; clear geographical
relationship of street to the area of interest of the candidate; known to be of good moral
character and clearly defined community or public contribution made by the honoree.
Staff seeks a recommendation from the Public Works Committee for Honorary Street Sign
designations from the attached applications to be presented to the full City Council for
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consideration. Because the policy allows for no more than three (3) honorary sign designations
in a calendar year staff are seeking a recommendation for a recommendation for three (3)
applications to be presented to the full City Council for approval.
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Honorary Street Sign Application
Date *
Applicant Name *
Applicant Email *
Applicant Phone #*
Name of Honoree *
Existing Street
Name *
Requested Sign
Location *
Please complete the following criteria that will be used in the evaluation of your request. Attach additional documents if
required. Honoree must be of good moral character.
Historical and/or
Cultural Infulence of
the Honoree on the
City
Provide Proof of
Significant
Association or Family
Ties to the City
Establish Clear
Geographical
Relationship of Street
to eh Area of Interest
of the Applicant
10/2/2020
Brian Aalto
bja1073@sbcglobal.net
8155294297
As it would appear on sign, Maximum 20 characters including spaces
Mark R Justen Way
Municipal Drive
(intersection)
Green Street/Municipal Drive
Criteria for Designation
Mark had an undeniable influence on the City of McHenry. He was the owner of a
multigenerational family business, and dedicated his life to helping bereaved
families to properly celebrate the lives of their departed loved ones. Mark was also a
great asset to local law enforcement, in that he provided a training location and
countless items of advice to many ceremonial honor guard units. Through his
invaluable assistance on countless issues, these honor guard units were able to
render final salutes to deceased police officers and firefighters. Furthermore, Mark
was a force for good, due to having donated both money and services for deceased
persons who would not normally have had a proper memorial service or burial.
These people included veterans without local families, victims of drug abuse, and
others.
Mark was also intimately involved in one of the most tragic events of our nation's
recent history, the September 11th attacks on the World Trade Center in New York
City. Mark was a founder of a multistate unit that assisted with identifying remains
and ensuring that proper services took place for those who perished in those horrific
events. He carried to New York decades of experience and dedication to his
profession, and brought back to McHenry a unique perspective and appreciation for
the magnitude of those events.
Mark's family resided in McHenry since the 1890s, and throughout that time, they
operated a prominent local business.
Municipal Drive abuts the Justen Funeral Home, the flagship of Mark's multi-building
business (he also operated funeral homes in Wonder Lake and Round Lake), and is
the main street by which one accesses the funeral home.
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Clrearly Defined
Community or Public
Contribution Made by
the Honoree
Signature *
Simply put, Mark was a fixture in McHenry, both through his service as a member
and trustee of the McHenry Township Fire Protection District, and as a prominent
local businessman. Mark never hesitated to help someone in need of his expertise,
and dedicated his life, both professional and personal, to helping better, or at least
assist, other people. Mark personified service and assistance of others, and it is my
belief that an honorary street designated for him would be a daily reminder to others
of his steadfast enthusiasm for helping others in his community. Thank you for your
consideration.
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Honorary Street Sign Application
Date *
Applicant Name *
Applicant Email *
Applicant Phone #*
Name of Honoree *
Existing Street
Name *
Requested Sign
Location *
Please complete the following criteria that will be used in the evaluation of your request. Attach additional documents if
required. Honoree must be of good moral character.
Historical and/or
Cultural Infulence of
the Honoree on the
City
Provide Proof of
Significant
Association or Family
Ties to the City
Establish Clear
Geographical
Relationship of Street
to eh Area of Interest
of the Applicant
Clrearly Defined
Community or Public
Contribution Made by
the Honoree
11/19/2020
Sue Low Meyer
mayorsue17@gmail.com
815-405-7240
As it would appear on sign, Maximum 20 characters including spaces
James " Keev" Keevil
Pearl Street
(intersection)
SE corner of Riverside Drive and Pearl Street
Criteria for Designation
James Keevil was born on Dec. 25, 1948 and raised in McHenry. He passed away
on October 26,2020.
Jim was a veteran on the Vietnam War serving in the US Navy. He was honorably
discharged. Jim served as a Sgt. of the McHenry Police Department for 3 years
.During that time he received recognition for meritorious police work for
apprehending a murder suspect, Philip Soper, on Dec. 18, 1970. Soper had shot
and killed two people in McHenry and was later convicted in 1971 of these crimes
.One of these shootings took place in the office of Dr. Kohl on Riverside Drive. The
suspect was captured at the Riverside Hotel.
James went on to serve the McHenry Police Department for 29 years as
Communications Supervisor, retiring in 2005. He is also a past member of the
McHenry Township Fire Protection District.
Jim and his family lived in McHenry all of his life. He served our country and he
served our community his entire adult life, in addition to the things I've already
mentioned. He had a passion for the city of McHenry and the people who lived here.
Jim helped so many people, quietly, without need for recognition.
The significant event in his police career took place on Riverside Drive. He grew up
on Court Street and spent much of his childhood at Pearl street Park, now known as
Veterans Memorial Park. He lived on Riverside Drive for at least 20 years. In his
retirement he enjoyed his life there and he affectionately became known as "The
Mayor of Riverside Drive."
A lifetime of service to our city, most notably the apprehension of a murder suspect,
later convicted of two murders in our city.
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Signature *
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Honorary Street Sign Application
Date *
Applicant Name *
Applicant Email *
Applicant Phone #*
Name of Honoree *
Existing Street
Name *
Requested Sign
Location *
Please complete the following criteria that will be used in the evaluation of your request. Attach additional documents if
required. Honoree must be of good moral character.
Historical and/or
Cultural Infulence of
the Honoree on the
City
Provide Proof of
Significant
Association or Family
Ties to the City
Establish Clear
Geographical
Relationship of Street
to eh Area of Interest
of the Applicant
1/15/2021
Carl Vallianatos
vallianatoscarl@dist156.org
8154825850
As it would appear on sign, Maximum 20 characters including spaces
Kay Rial Bates
Green Street
(intersection)
NE or NW Corner of Green and Waukegan or
Green and Elm
Criteria for Designation
Kay Rial Bates has been an employee of the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce
from 1991-2020 and has served as President since 2003. During this quarter-
century of service to our community, chamber, and all businesses large and small
we have seen the economy, culture, and spirit of fun and service to others flourish. I
hear leaders around McHenry talk about how our community is an ideal one in
which to LIVE, WORK, and PLAY. Kay has not only exemplified that but has helped
to make that mantra come to fruition for so many families and businesses because
of her tireless work that far exceeded any of her job descriptions. Great
communities, businesses, and organizations prosper when people give of
themselves. Kay has done that for our entire community, all our businesses, and our
schools. Her time, sweat, and efforts are part of the very fabric of our city. Almost
every business owner, leader, and organization has been personally impacted by
her.
Kay is a long-time resident of the City of McHenry and has raised her three children
who have all attended McHenry Community High School. Kay has been an
employee of the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce since 1991 and its President
since 2003. Kay has become a well known McHenry icon because of her ever-
present servanthood in so many community endeavors.
Lower Green Street south of Elm to Waukegan is the economic downtown and
center of McHenry. It is also the location of the home office of the MACC, the
location of so many events over the years, close to many of our businesses and the
Riverwalk. We are suggesting either one of the southern corners of Green and Elm
or one of the northern, highly visible corners of Green and Waukegan.
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Clrearly Defined
Community or Public
Contribution Made by
the Honoree
Signature *
The impacts and accomplishments of the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce
under Kay’s leadership are too numerous to name. Fundamentally, Kay’s
stewardship, vision, and fiscal responsibility has enabled the MACC to grow into one
of the premier chambers in the area. The MACC is financially stable and has grown
in membership and impact over the decades. Its work and initiatives has also
changed the landscape of McHenry. Kay and the MACC has been a driving force
behind all the periods of economic prosperity in our community. The leadership on
the Riverwalk project has also been part of the long-term vision and revitalization for
the future connecting business to our most precious natural resource. Kay and the
MACC has grown Fiesta Days into a premier summer festival and continues to look
for new ground to break partnering on other community events like McHenry
Shamrocks the Fox and philanthropies like St. Baldrick’s. Kay has also been a
fervent supporter of our school systems and has helped McHenry High School foster
an annual MTI (Manufacturing, Trades, and Industry) Career Expo. Kay has worked
to coordinate other manufacturing week events and tours to inspire our young
people to important careers that are the foundation of our industrial and trades
workforce.
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From:Vallianatos, Carl
To:Troy Strange
Subject:Re: Kay Bates Honorary Street Sign
Date:Saturday, February 6, 2021 7:47:05 AM
Hi Troy-
In talking with a few people- we believe that the corner of 120 and Riverside south corners
would be great alternative location close to the Riverside businesses and the RiverWalk for
consideration of Kay Bates' sign.
Thank you
Carl
On Fri, Jan 15, 2021 at 8:50 AM Troy Strange <tstrange@cityofmchenry.org> wrote:
Carl,
It appears that both signs on Green are due for the end of their ten year duration this year. I
think we’ll be able to trade the dedications with no issues but just in case if you could
provide a few alternate locations it would be appreciated.
Thank You
Troy Strange, P.E.
Director of Public Works
City of McHenry – Public Works
1415 Industrial Drive
McHenry, IL 60050
(o) 815-363-2186
(f) 815-363-2214
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Carl D. Vallianatos, Ed.S.
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Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction
McHenry High School District #156
4716 W. Crystal Lake Road
(815) 759-2261
@CarlVallianatos
"Skills and achievement come through commitment and effort" - Carol Dweck
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Honorary Street Sign Application
Date *
Applicant Name *
Applicant Email *
Applicant Phone #*
Name of Honoree *
Existing Street
Name *
Requested Sign
Location *
Please complete the following criteria that will be used in the evaluation of your request. Attach additional documents if
required. Honoree must be of good moral character.
Historical and/or
Cultural Infulence of
the Honoree on the
City
Provide Proof of
Significant
Association or Family
Ties to the City
Establish Clear
Geographical
Relationship of Street
to eh Area of Interest
of the Applicant
Clrearly Defined
Community or Public
Contribution Made by
the Honoree
Signature *
2/17/2021
Geri A. Condon
geri@captureyourpath.com
8154821678
As it would appear on sign, Maximum 20 characters including spaces
Mike Linderman
Brookwood
(intersection)
Brookwood/Abbey
Criteria for Designation
I was in a network group with Mike years ago and he was always quick to volunteer
and help out. He led by example when people were in need, he was the first to step
forward.
When the city began the Shamrock Fest celebration and needed sponsors to offset
the cost, Mike/All Pro Plumbing was the primary sponsor the first couple years.
Without his financial support we would have been challenged getting this amazing
event initiated. Mike/All Pro Plumbing has also donated to the Police Department,
along with Wayne Jett/Jett's Hearing, for the Ballistic helmets. He has donated to
Special Olympics, did the Polar Plunge both for the Police department. sponsored
the Night Out with the police, donated to the Shop with a Cop program. Mike has
also sponsored major events of Fiesta Days.
Family residence
Because Mike's business is on 120 and close to the VFW, it makes more sense to
honor him my his home, where his family and neighbors can see this tribute.
When he heard Girl Scout money had been stolen, he donated a replacement
contribution. He has sent 200 care packages to the troops for the VFW along with
donating turkeys for the VFW. He donated hot chocolate for the Holiday light display;
sponsored a night with the Santa house. He has donated to the food pantry.
Sponsored the Lemonade Brigade; sponsor of the Moose Car Show.
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Honorary Street Sign Application
Date *
Applicant Name *
Applicant Email *
Applicant Phone #*
Name of Honoree *
Existing Street
Name *
Requested Sign
Location *
Please complete the following criteria that will be used in the evaluation of your request. Attach additional documents if
required. Honoree must be of good moral character.
Historical and/or
Cultural Infulence of
the Honoree on the
City
Provide Proof of
Significant
Association or Family
Ties to the City
Establish Clear
Geographical
Relationship of Street
to eh Area of Interest
of the Applicant
Clrearly Defined
Community or Public
Contribution Made by
the Honoree
2/8/2021
Erin Smith
erinksmith227@gmail.com
224-723-9326
As it would appear on sign, Maximum 20 characters including spaces
Judy Walsh Smith
Kane ave.
(intersection)
Kane/green st.
Criteria for Designation
Judy Walsh Smith was born and raised in Mchenry, IL. She attended St. Patrick's
school k-8, then McHenry East High School, where she graduated in 1960. Judy
continues to live in McHenry, as she has her entire life. Judy worked as a teenager
at Waddle's drug store on Green Street. She was a beautician after high school. She
was a stay at home mom, while her children were growing. She then became a
community service officer at the McHenry Police Department from 1989-2006. She
is a member of St. Patrick's Church. She also has been a volunteer for the FISH
pantry in McHenry for many years.
Judy Walsh Smith's childhood home is 814 Center Street. She still owns this family
home. She is the second daughter of Quentin and RoseAnn Walsh, who was the
first nurse in McHenry. She currently resides on Kama Ave, in the McHenry
Township.
Judy Walsh Smith was the crossing guard at Edgebrook school for many years. I
believe this would be a huge honor for her to have a street honorarily named after
her at this location. Many children looked forward to seeing her smiley face
everyday.
As stated above, my mom, Judy, is a lifetime resident of McHenry. Her heart is a
part of this city. As a community service officer, many would say hi to her as she
would mark tires on Green and Main street. Children at Riverwood and mostly
Edgebrook school looked forward to seeing her everyday. During her time at the
police department, she only took 1 full week off of sick days. She LOVED working
there. As her child, I hated going anywhere with her, as she knew (knows) everyone
in this town. And now her work at St. Patrick's in the Lady's guild and working at the
FISH food pantry, she loves to help. I truly think it would be honor to the city to name
a street after her.
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City of McHenry Department of Public Works
Troy Strange, P.E., Director of Public Works
1415 Industrial Drive
McHenry, Illinois 60050
Phone: (815) 363-2186
tstrange@cityofmchenry.org
The City of McHenry is dedicated to providing the citizens, businesses and visitors of McHenry with the highest
quality of programs and services in a customer-oriented, efficient and fiscally responsible manner.
COMMITTEE AGENDA SUPPLEMENT
DATE: March 22, 2021
TO: Public Works Committee
FROM: Troy Strange, P.E., Director of Public Works
RE: Township Road District Tax Levy History and Information
ATT: McHenry Township Tax Levy History (2010-2019) Sheet
Nunda Township Tax Levy History (2010-2019) Sheet
McHenry & Nunda Township Tax Computational Reports (2010-2019)
BACKGROUND: Staff is presenting a summary of findings and tax levy history for Township Road and
Bridge levies as well as City of McHenry municipal distributions of such levies related to McHenry and
Nunda Townships.
SUMMARY:
At the January 11, 2021 Public Works Committee Meeting, staff was directed by the Committee to
research Township Road District tax levy history. Staff was further requested to research the possibility
of City Council passing a resolution seeking to address the City’s concerns over lost municipal portions of
Township Road District levies which have been reduced specifically by certain township Road Districts.
City Staff has performed research of historical Township Road District tax levies for both McHenry and
Nunda Township as well as the municipal share received by the City of McHenry from these levies. This
research was performed to determine the potential revenue losses incurred as a result of adjustments in
taxes levied by these two Township Road Districts.
The corporate limits of the City of McHenry include land and properties in both McHenry and Nunda
Townships. Within these townships, the roadways which are not maintained by municipalities are
typically maintained by the Township Road Districts.
Township Road Districts are their own taxing bodies and as such are allowed to levy taxes for their
operating and capital costs. There are two levies which the Road Districts can implement to collect
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revenues. The first levy is collected for the Road Districts “General Road and Bridge Fund”. The General
Road and Bridge Levy is used for general purposes which can be either operational or capital uses. The
second levy is collected for the Road District’s “Permanent Road Fund”. The Permanent Road Levy is
typically utilized for roadway capital or construction type expenditures.
The General Road and Bridge levy is capped at 0.165% of the equalized assessed value (EAV) of the taxable
properties within the district. The General Road and Bridge levy is also transferred to local municipal
agencies such as the City of McHenry whose municipal boundaries are within the boundaries of the
Township Road District. The way the transfer works is that 50% of the General Road and Bridge funds
collected from properties within each municipality are redistributed to the municipality. Therefore, the
amount of General Road and Bridge Funds transferred to each municipality is a function of the percentage
that each township levies and the EAV of the municipal properties in each township. The Permanent Road
Levy is capped at 0.167% of EAV but can be increased up to a maximum rate of 0.25% as the result of a
referendum passed during a general election. Municipal agencies receive no portion of the Permanent
Road Levy. The amount of each levy is recommend by the Township Highway Commissioner and
submitted by the Township Clerk.
In recent years, the City of McHenry’s municipal share allotments have been declining. McHenry
Township Road District has kept its balance between Road and Bridge Levy and Permanent Road Levy
fairly consistent. Nunda Township has been slowly reducing its Road and Bridge Levy, which is shared
with municipalities while increasing its Permanent Road Levy, which the Township retains 100% of, all
while levying the same overall amount. While the Highway Commissioner has been able to tout that he
is maintaining a “flat levy” by adjusting the levy distribution between the two, he has been able to increase
his overall revenues at the expense of municipal agencies who have traditionally received a larger
distribution of the overall levy. The attached spreadsheet highlights the Road and Bridge Levy history for
Nunda Township from 2010 to 2019. For several years prior to the change in Highway Commissioner from
Donald Kopsell to Mike Lesperance, the Road and Bridge Levy averaged approximately 0.10% but since
this time the levy has been gradually reduced to 0.05% resulting in approximately a $50,000 annual
revenue loss for the City of McHenry.
City Council members have inquired with staff as to what means the City has to realize more of the
Township Road and Bridge revenues. The following options can be explored at the direction of the City
Council:
1.Request that both Nunda Township and McHenry Township levy a larger percentage of their
overall levy as Road and Bridge funds. As is shown above, Nunda Township has reduced its Road
and Bridge levies dramatically in the past few years but McHenry Township has not. Should Nunda
restore its levy to its historical level of 0.1% the City can expect to realize $50,000 additional
revenue per year. Neither of these Road and Bridge levies are currently set at the maximum level
of 0.165%. An increase to the maximum levy would increase revenues to the City of McHenry but
would also increase overall taxation for City residents.
2.Lobby for a change in the State Statutes to allow for a larger municipal share of the collected Road
and Bridge revenues. Right now municipal collections are capped at 50% of the Road and Bridge
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funds collected within the Municipality. An increase of this percentage up to possibly 100%
distribution to municipalities would increase municipal revenues. This change will be extremely
difficult to implement without the broader support of a coalition of municipal agencies which
extends beyond McHenry County. This could reduce township revenues and ultimately result in
higher levies to make up for lost revenue.
3. Lobby for a change in the State Statutes to allow for municipal sharing of Permanent Road
Revenues. Any percentage sharing of this fund with municipal agencies would increase municipal
revenues but again could result in higher levies should townships attempt to recoup lost revenues.
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff is seeking a recommendation regarding how to proceed with regard to the matter of seeking to
increase and/or recover the lost the City of McHenry municipal share of Township Road District Tax
Levies.
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Year City EAV007 Road & Bridge Actual Levy007 Road & Bridge Max LevyCity CollectionTownship Total EAVTownship Total Road & Bridge Levy RevenuePermanent Road Levy RevenueTotal Township Road District Revenue2010 566,456,814.46$ 0.00120237 0.00165000 340,545.34$ 1,418,643,819.00$ 1,705,734.77$ 1,701,166.74$ 3,406,901.50$ 2011 500,920,660.18$ 0.00123179 0.00165000 308,514.53$ 1,247,184,027.00$ 1,536,268.81$ 1,870,613.91$ 3,406,882.72$ 2012 450,982,855.86$ 0.00133165 0.00165000 300,275.66$ 1,116,043,462.00$ 1,486,179.28$ 1,920,733.12$ 3,406,912.40$ 2013 395,131,211.77$ 0.00153660 0.00165000 303,579.31$ 971,091,035.00$ 1,492,178.48$ 1,942,822.99$ 3,435,001.47$ 2014 380,528,121.21$ 0.00165000 0.00165000 313,935.70$ 937,650,022.00$ 1,547,122.54$ 1,780,981.83$ 3,328,104.36$ 2015 379,722,769.24$ 0.00163005 0.00165000 309,483.55$ 949,131,725.00$ 1,547,132.17$ 1,780,979.24$ 3,328,111.41$ 2016 410,928,864.60$ 0.00155928 0.00165000 320,376.58$ 1,026,115,391.00$ 1,600,001.21$ 1,400,001.06$ 3,000,002.26$ 2017 438,708,947.19$ 0.00141184 0.00165000 309,693.42$ 1,096,089,429.00$ 1,547,502.90$ 1,330,005.87$ 2,877,508.77$ 2018 464,414,307.39$ 0.00137719 0.00165000 319,793.37$ 1,161,787,500.00$ 1,600,002.13$ 1,400,000.41$ 3,000,002.54$ 2019 487,331,786.90$ 0.00130623 0.00165000 318,283.70$ 1,224,902,073.00$ 1,600,003.83$ 1,400,001.82$ 3,000,005.66$ McHenry Township Road DistrictTax Levy History 2010‐201923
Year City EAV007 Road & Bridge Actual Levy007 Road & Bridge Max LevyCity CollectionTownship Total EAVTotal Road & Bridge Levy RevenueTotal Permanent Road Levy RevenueTotal Road District Revenue2010 235,603,308.50$ 0.00085235 0.00165000 100,408.24$ 1,378,773,296.00$ 1,175,197.42$ 1,981,628.13$ 3,156,825.55$ 2011 204,848,954.99$ 0.00096554 0.00165000 98,894.93$ 1,227,438,038.00$ 1,185,140.52$ 1,998,367.32$ 3,183,507.84$ 2012 188,559,626.25$ 0.00105524 0.00165000 99,487.83$ 1,123,094,473.00$ 1,185,134.21$ 1,998,366.92$ 3,183,501.13$ 2013 169,481,686.83$ 0.00115791 0.00165000 98,122.27$ 1,006,240,013.00$ 1,165,135.37$ 1,998,372.54$ 3,163,507.91$ 2014 163,780,019.16$ 0.00116892 0.00165000 95,722.87$ 971,097,644.00$ 1,135,135.46$ 1,998,373.29$ 3,133,508.74$ 2015 165,403,280.31$ 0.00081090 0.00165000 67,062.76$ 986,072,020.00$ 799,605.80$ 2,258,371.17$ 3,057,976.97$ 2016 177,721,674.70$ 0.00055604 0.00165000 49,410.18$ 1,047,778,621.00$ 582,606.82$ 2,358,371.55$ 2,940,978.38$ 2017 185,957,304.42$ 0.00053495 0.00165000 49,738.93$ 1,089,086,455.00$ 582,606.80$ 2,358,373.15$ 2,940,979.95$ 2018 195,433,787.83$ 0.00051486 0.00165000 50,310.52$ 1,131,576,571.00$ 582,603.51$ 2,358,375.31$ 2,940,978.82$ 2019 214,092,172.43$ 0.00049364 0.00165000 52,842.23$ 1,180,220,474.00$ 582,604.03$ 2,343,256.94$ 2,925,860.97$ Nunda Township Road DistrictTax Levy History (2010‐2019)24
Tax Year: 2010Page 254 of 295McHenry County04/27/2011 11:10:05 AMFINAL Tax Computation ReportTaxing DistrictTTMCR - MCHENRY TWP RD & BREqualization Factor1.034800Fund/NameLevy RequestCalc. RateMax. RateNon-PTELLExtensionPTELLFactorRateLimited% BurdenRateTotal ExtensionMcHenry CountyPercentActual Rate** 007 ROAD AND BRIDGE1,705,7250.165000$1,705,734.771.0000000.1202370.000000$1,705,734.7750.06700.1202360.120237** 009 PERMANENT ROAD1,701,1580.250000$1,701,166.741.0000000.1199150.000000$1,701,166.7449.93300.1199140.119915Totals (Capped)Totals (Not Capped)Totals (All)3,406,88303,406,883$3,406,901.51$0.00$3,406,901.510.2401520.0000000.2401520.0000000.0000000.000000$3,406,901.51$0.00$3,406,901.51100.00000.0000100.00000.2401500.2401520.0000000.0000000.2401500.240152** Subject to PTELLProperty Type1,425,806,188Total + OverlapFarmResidential 1,206,062,005CommercialIndustrial 13,001,994Mineral2,742,536State Railroad 505,055Local Railroad0County Total1,425,806,18811,105,08711,105,0871,203,443,894192,389,511 187,845,25313,001,9942,742,5361,418,643,819505,05501,418,643,819Total EAVRate Setting EAVRoad and Bridge TransferMunicipalityFundAmount Extended999VCBV - BULL VALLEY VILLAGE$1,505.86999VCGW - GREENWOOD VILLAGE$214.51999VCJB - JOHNSBURG VILLAGE$148,355.94999VCLM - LAKEMOOR VILLAGE$31,603.78999VCMC - MCCULLOM LAKE VILLAGE$13,443.95999VCMH - MCHENRY CITY$340,545.34999VCRW - RINGWOOD VILLAGE$23,669.15999VCSG - SPRING GROVE VILLAGE$3.18999VCWN - WONDER LAKE VILLAGE$23,396.96$582,738.67TotalAnnexation EAV0Disconnection EAV0Recovered TIF EAV0Agg. Ext. Base (2009)3,317,315Limiting Rate0.240880% of Burden0.00%TIF Increment7,162,369New Property4,131,978New Property (Overlap) 0Total New Property4,131,978PTELL ValuesCopyright (C) 1997-2011 DEVNET Incorporatedsam25
Tax Year: 2010Page 256 of 295McHenry County04/27/2011 11:10:05 AMFINAL Tax Computation ReportTaxing DistrictTTNUR - NUNDA TWP RD & BREqualization Factor1.034800Fund/NameLevy RequestCalc. RateMax. RateNon-PTELLExtensionPTELLFactorRateLimited% BurdenRateTotal ExtensionMcHenry CountyPercentActual Rate** 005 I.M.R.F18,6680.000000$18,668.590.9908670.0013410.000000$18,489.350.56470.0013540.001354** 007 ROAD AND BRIDGE1,175,1960.165000$1,175,197.420.9908670.0844570.000000$1,164,470.5635.56230.0852350.085235** 009 PERMANENT ROAD1,981,6240.250000$1,981,628.130.9908670.1424110.000000$1,963,524.8459.96510.1437240.143724** 035 LIABILITY INSURANCE60,6910.000000$60,693.600.9908670.0043620.000000$60,142.091.83670.0044020.004402** 047 SOCIAL SECURITY68,4310.000000$68,442.310.9908670.0049190.000000$67,821.862.07120.0049630.004964Totals (Capped)Totals (Not Capped)Totals (All)3,304,61003,304,610$3,304,630.05$0.00$3,304,630.050.2374900.0000000.2374900.0000000.0000000.000000$3,274,448.70$0.00$3,274,448.70100.00000.0000100.00000.2396780.2396790.0000000.0000000.2396780.239679** Subject to PTELLProperty Type1,378,795,559Total + OverlapFarmResidential 1,118,099,159CommercialIndustrial 88,059,773Mineral671,109State Railroad 1,025,733Local Railroad0County Total1,378,795,55919,510,28919,510,2891,118,099,159151,429,496 151,429,49688,037,510671,1091,378,773,2961,025,73301,378,773,296Total EAVRate Setting EAVRoad and Bridge TransferMunicipalityFundAmount Extended999VCBV - BULL VALLEY VILLAGE$8,649.02999VCCL - CRYSTAL LAKE CITY$117,878.14999VCFRV - PORT BARRINGTON VILLA$11,788.59999VCHH - HOLIDAY HILLS VILLAGE$6,281.30999VCIL - ISLAND LAKE VILLAGE$50,660.37999VCLM - LAKEMOOR VILLAGE$7,946.35999VCMH - MCHENRY CITY$100,408.24999VCOH - OAKWOOD HILLS VILLAGE$28,711.96999VCPG - PRAIRIE GROVE VILLAGE$45,168.85$377,492.82TotalAnnexation EAV0Disconnection EAV0Recovered TIF EAV0Agg. Ext. Base (2009)3,171,077Limiting Rate0.237490% of Burden0.00%TIF Increment22,263New Property7,250,898New Property (Overlap) 0Total New Property7,250,898PTELL ValuesCopyright (C) 1997-2011 DEVNET Incorporatedsam26
Tax Year: 2011Page 254 of 295McHenry County04/20/2012 12:50:16 PMFINAL Tax Computation ReportTaxing DistrictTTMCR - MCHENRY TWP RD & BREqualization Factor1.017700Fund/NameLevy RequestCalc. RateMax. RateNon-PTELLExtensionPTELLFactorRateLimited% BurdenRateTotal ExtensionMcHenry CountyPercentActual Rate** 007 ROAD AND BRIDGE1,536,2660.165000$1,536,268.811.0000000.1231790.000000$1,536,268.8145.09290.1231790.123179** 009 PERMANENT ROAD1,870,6170.250000$1,870,626.381.0000000.1499880.000000$1,870,626.3854.90710.1499870.149988Totals (Capped)Totals (Not Capped)Totals (All)3,406,88303,406,883$3,406,895.19$0.00$3,406,895.190.2731670.0000000.2731670.0000000.0000000.000000$3,406,895.19$0.00$3,406,895.19100.00000.0000100.00000.2731660.2731670.0000000.0000000.2731660.273167** Subject to PTELLProperty Type1,252,522,359Total + OverlapFarmResidential 1,051,114,711CommercialIndustrial 12,020,680Mineral2,497,528State Railroad 536,646Local Railroad0County Total1,252,522,35910,979,33210,979,3321,049,346,549175,373,462 171,803,29212,020,6802,497,5281,247,184,027536,64601,247,184,027Total EAVRate Setting EAVRoad and Bridge TransferMunicipalityFundAmount Extended999VCBV - BULL VALLEY VILLAGE$1,412.65999VCGW - GREENWOOD VILLAGE$201.36999VCJB - JOHNSBURG VILLAGE$136,154.38999VCLM - LAKEMOOR VILLAGE$27,990.17999VCMC - MCCULLOM LAKE VILLAGE$8,450.41999VCMH - MCHENRY CITY$308,514.53999VCRW - RINGWOOD VILLAGE$22,770.89999VCSG - SPRING GROVE VILLAGE$3.40999VCWN - WONDER LAKE VILLAGE$19,577.21$525,075.00TotalAnnexation EAV0Disconnection EAV0Recovered TIF EAV0Agg. Ext. Base (2010)3,406,902Limiting Rate0.277970% of Burden0.00%TIF Increment5,338,332New Property3,119,197New Property (Overlap) 0Total New Property3,119,197PTELL ValuesCopyright (C) 1997-2012 DEVNET Incorporatedsam27
Tax Year: 2011Page 256 of 295McHenry County04/20/2012 12:50:16 PMFINAL Tax Computation ReportTaxing DistrictTTNUR - NUNDA TWP RD & BREqualization Factor1.017700Fund/NameLevy RequestCalc. RateMax. RateNon-PTELLExtensionPTELLFactorRateLimited% BurdenRateTotal ExtensionMcHenry CountyPercentActual Rate** 005 I.M.R.F18,8170.000000$18,828.901.0000000.0015340.000000$18,828.900.56500.0015330.001534** 007 ROAD AND BRIDGE1,185,1350.165000$1,185,140.521.0000000.0965540.000000$1,185,140.5235.56210.0965540.096554** 009 PERMANENT ROAD1,998,3680.250000$1,998,379.601.0000000.1628090.000000$1,998,379.6059.96470.1628080.162809** 035 LIABILITY INSURANCE61,2090.000000$61,212.331.0000000.0049870.000000$61,212.331.83680.0049870.004987** 047 SOCIAL SECURITY69,0250.000000$69,031.121.0000000.0056240.000000$69,031.122.07140.0056240.005624Totals (Capped)Totals (Not Capped)Totals (All)3,332,55403,332,554$3,332,592.47$0.00$3,332,592.470.2715080.0000000.2715080.0000000.0000000.000000$3,332,592.47$0.00$3,332,592.47100.00000.0000100.00000.2715060.2715080.0000000.0000000.2715060.271508** Subject to PTELLProperty Type1,227,446,632Total + OverlapFarmResidential 993,075,288CommercialIndustrial 77,585,997Mineral598,654State Railroad 1,087,753Local Railroad0County Total1,227,446,63218,171,55218,171,552993,075,288136,927,388 136,927,38877,577,403598,6541,227,438,0381,087,75301,227,438,038Total EAVRate Setting EAVRoad and Bridge TransferMunicipalityFundAmount Extended999VCBV - BULL VALLEY VILLAGE$9,928.97999VCCL - CRYSTAL LAKE CITY$120,416.72999VCFRV - PORT BARRINGTON VILLA$11,314.01999VCHH - HOLIDAY HILLS VILLAGE$6,482.86999VCIL - ISLAND LAKE VILLAGE$51,413.98999VCLM - LAKEMOOR VILLAGE$8,103.66999VCMH - MCHENRY CITY$98,894.93999VCOH - OAKWOOD HILLS VILLAGE$29,151.50999VCPG - PRAIRIE GROVE VILLAGE$46,768.04$382,474.67TotalAnnexation EAV0Disconnection EAV0Recovered TIF EAV0Agg. Ext. Base (2010)3,274,449Limiting Rate0.271650% of Burden0.00%TIF Increment8,594New Property3,894,865New Property (Overlap) 0Total New Property3,894,865PTELL ValuesCopyright (C) 1997-2012 DEVNET Incorporatedsam28
Tax Year: 2012Page 258 of 299McHenry County04/19/2013 10:21:41 AMFINAL Tax Computation ReportTaxing DistrictTTMCR - MCHENRY TWP RD & BREqualization Factor1.024300Fund/NameLevy RequestCalc. RateMax. RateNon-PTELLExtensionPTELLFactorRateLimited% BurdenRateTotal ExtensionMcHenry CountyPercentActual Rate** 007 ROAD AND BRIDGE1,486,1720.165000$1,486,179.281.0000000.1331650.000000$1,486,179.2843.62250.1331640.133165** 009 PERMANENT ROAD1,920,7230.250000$1,920,733.121.0000000.1721020.000000$1,920,733.1256.37750.1721010.172102Totals (Capped)Totals (Not Capped)Totals (All)3,406,89503,406,895$3,406,912.40$0.00$3,406,912.400.3052670.0000000.3052670.0000000.0000000.000000$3,406,912.40$0.00$3,406,912.40100.00000.0000100.00000.3052650.3052670.0000000.0000000.3052650.305267** Subject to PTELLProperty Type1,120,186,539Total + OverlapFarmResidential 929,968,156CommercialIndustrial 11,055,777Mineral2,415,837State Railroad 607,034Local Railroad0County Total1,120,186,53910,595,40610,595,406928,489,321165,544,329 162,880,08711,055,7772,415,8371,116,043,462607,03401,116,043,462Total EAVRate Setting EAVRoad and Bridge TransferMunicipalityFundAmount Extended999VCBV - BULL VALLEY VILLAGE$1,405.17999VCGW - GREENWOOD VILLAGE$172.54999VCJB - JOHNSBURG VILLAGE$134,777.47999VCLM - LAKEMOOR VILLAGE$27,399.76999VCMC - MCCULLOM LAKE VILLAGE$8,315.94999VCMH - MCHENRY CITY$300,275.66999VCRW - RINGWOOD VILLAGE$22,231.80999VCSG - SPRING GROVE VILLAGE$3.86999VCWN - WONDER LAKE VILLAGE$19,581.65$514,163.85TotalAnnexation EAV0Disconnection EAV0Recovered TIF EAV0Agg. Ext. Base (2010)3,406,902Limiting Rate0.315480% of Burden0.00%TIF Increment4,143,077New Property3,659,263New Property (Overlap) 0Total New Property3,659,263PTELL ValuesCopyright (C) 1997-2013 DEVNET Incorporatedsam29
Tax Year: 2012Page 260 of 299McHenry County04/19/2013 10:21:41 AMFINAL Tax Computation ReportTaxing DistrictTTNUR - NUNDA TWP RD & BREqualization Factor1.024300Fund/NameLevy RequestCalc. RateMax. RateNon-PTELLExtensionPTELLFactorRateLimited% BurdenRateTotal ExtensionMcHenry CountyPercentActual Rate** 005 I.M.R.F18,8170.000000$18,823.061.0000000.0016760.000000$18,823.060.56480.0016760.001676** 007 ROAD AND BRIDGE1,185,1350.165000$1,185,145.441.0000000.1055250.000000$1,185,145.4435.56230.1055240.105525** 009 PERMANENT ROAD1,998,3680.250000$1,998,378.151.0000000.1779350.000000$1,998,378.1559.96470.1779340.177935** 035 LIABILITY INSURANCE61,2090.000000$61,219.881.0000000.0054510.000000$61,219.881.83700.0054500.005451** 047 SOCIAL SECURITY69,0250.000000$69,025.391.0000000.0061460.000000$69,025.392.07120.0061460.006146Totals (Capped)Totals (Not Capped)Totals (All)3,332,55403,332,554$3,332,591.92$0.00$3,332,591.920.2967330.0000000.2967330.0000000.0000000.000000$3,332,591.92$0.00$3,332,591.92100.00000.0000100.00000.2967300.2967330.0000000.0000000.2967300.296733** Subject to PTELLProperty Type1,123,095,435Total + OverlapFarmResidential 907,212,775CommercialIndustrial 72,086,018Mineral528,549State Railroad 1,227,164Local Railroad0County Total1,123,095,43516,350,38616,350,386907,212,775125,690,543 125,690,54372,085,056528,5491,123,094,4731,227,16401,123,094,473Total EAVRate Setting EAVRoad and Bridge TransferMunicipalityFundAmount Extended999VCBV - BULL VALLEY VILLAGE$9,995.39999VCCL - CRYSTAL LAKE CITY$122,917.24999VCFRV - PORT BARRINGTON VILLA$11,537.68999VCHH - HOLIDAY HILLS VILLAGE$6,506.95999VCIL - ISLAND LAKE VILLAGE$43,638.11999VCLM - LAKEMOOR VILLAGE$7,936.79999VCMH - MCHENRY CITY$99,487.83999VCOH - OAKWOOD HILLS VILLAGE$29,108.42999VCPG - PRAIRIE GROVE VILLAGE$47,617.80$378,746.21TotalAnnexation EAV0Disconnection EAV0Recovered TIF EAV0Agg. Ext. Base (2011)3,332,592Limiting Rate0.306620% of Burden0.00%TIF Increment962New Property3,511,725New Property (Overlap) 0Total New Property3,511,725PTELL ValuesCopyright (C) 1997-2013 DEVNET Incorporatedsam30
Tax Year: 2013Page 258 of 299McHenry County04/23/2014 11:10:21 AMTax Computation ReportTaxing DistrictTTMCR - MCHENRY TWP RD & BREqualization Factor1.0Fund/NameLevy RequestCalc. RateMax. RateNon-PTELLExtensionPTELLFactorRateLimited% BurdenRateTotal ExtensionMcHenry CountyPercentActual Rate** 007 ROAD AND BRIDGE1,507,5430.165000$1,507,544.480.9999550.1536530.000000$1,507,475.8143.44040.1536600.153660** 009 PERMANENT ROAD1,962,8260.250000$1,962,829.590.9999550.2000570.000000$1,962,741.2956.55960.2000660.200066Totals (Capped)Totals (Not Capped)Totals (All)3,470,36903,470,369$3,470,374.07$0.00$3,470,374.070.3537100.0000000.3537100.0000000.0000000.000000$3,470,217.10$0.00$3,470,217.10100.00000.0000100.00000.3537260.3537260.0000000.0000000.3537260.353726** Subject to PTELLProperty Type983,938,068Total + OverlapFarmResidential 814,386,669CommercialIndustrial 9,766,543Mineral2,322,791State Railroad 750,018Local Railroad0County Total983,938,0689,882,8159,882,815813,206,492146,829,232 145,162,3769,766,5432,322,791981,091,035750,0180981,091,035Total EAVRate Setting EAVRoad and Bridge TransferMunicipalityFundAmount Extended999VCBV - BULL VALLEY VILLAGE$1,333.29999VCGW - GREENWOOD VILLAGE$174.26999VCJB - JOHNSBURG VILLAGE$137,856.33999VCLM - LAKEMOOR VILLAGE$27,844.74999VCMC - MCCULLOM LAKE VILLAGE$8,330.90999VCMH - MCHENRY CITY$303,579.31999VCRW - RINGWOOD VILLAGE$22,886.08999VCSG - SPRING GROVE VILLAGE$4.67999VCWN - WONDER LAKE VILLAGE$19,935.61$521,945.19TotalAnnexation EAV0Disconnection EAV0Recovered TIF EAV0Agg. Ext. Base (2012)3,406,912Limiting Rate0.353710% of Burden0.00%TIF Increment2,847,033New Property1,531,408New Property (Overlap) 0Total New Property1,531,408PTELL ValuesCopyright (C) 1997-2014 DEVNET Incorporatedsam31
Tax Year: 2013Page 260 of 299McHenry County04/23/2014 11:10:21 AMTax Computation ReportTaxing DistrictTTNUR - NUNDA TWP RD & BREqualization Factor1.0Fund/NameLevy RequestCalc. RateMax. RateNon-PTELLExtensionPTELLFactorRateLimited% BurdenRateTotal ExtensionMcHenry CountyPercentActual Rate** 005 I.M.R.F18,8170.000000$18,826.751.0000000.0018710.000000$18,826.750.56840.0018700.001871** 007 ROAD AND BRIDGE1,165,1350.165000$1,165,135.371.0000000.1157910.000000$1,165,135.3735.17310.1157910.115791** 009 PERMANENT ROAD1,998,3680.250000$1,998,372.541.0000000.1985980.000000$1,998,372.5460.32690.1985980.198598** 035 LIABILITY INSURANCE61,2090.000000$61,209.581.0000000.0060830.000000$61,209.581.84780.0060830.006083** 047 SOCIAL SECURITY69,0250.000000$69,028.061.0000000.0068600.000000$69,028.062.08380.0068600.006860Totals (Capped)Totals (Not Capped)Totals (All)3,312,55403,312,554$3,312,572.30$0.00$3,312,572.300.3292030.0000000.3292030.0000000.0000000.000000$3,312,572.30$0.00$3,312,572.30100.00000.0000100.00000.3292020.3292030.0000000.0000000.3292020.329203** Subject to PTELLProperty Type1,006,240,013Total + OverlapFarmResidential 811,103,027CommercialIndustrial 65,086,840Mineral498,859State Railroad 1,511,008Local Railroad0County Total1,006,240,01315,580,29915,580,299811,103,027112,459,980 112,459,98065,086,840498,8591,006,240,0131,511,00801,006,240,013Total EAVRate Setting EAVRoad and Bridge TransferMunicipalityFundAmount Extended999VCBV - BULL VALLEY VILLAGE$9,983.65999VCCL - CRYSTAL LAKE CITY$122,062.43999VCFRV - PORT BARRINGTON VILLA$11,472.94999VCHH - HOLIDAY HILLS VILLAGE$6,414.09999VCIL - ISLAND LAKE VILLAGE$43,306.41999VCLM - LAKEMOOR VILLAGE$7,818.25999VCMH - MCHENRY CITY$98,122.27999VCOH - OAKWOOD HILLS VILLAGE$26,963.97999VCPG - PRAIRIE GROVE VILLAGE$46,729.93$372,873.94TotalAnnexation EAV0Disconnection EAV0Recovered TIF EAV0Agg. Ext. Base (2011)3,332,592Limiting Rate0.337310% of Burden0.00%TIF Increment0New Property1,443,721New Property (Overlap) 0Total New Property1,443,721PTELL ValuesCopyright (C) 1997-2014 DEVNET Incorporatedsam32
Tax Year: 2014Page 265 of 306McHenry County04/22/2015 08:47:52 AMTax Computation ReportTaxing DistrictTTMCR - MCHENRY TWP RD & BREqualization Factor1.0Fund/NameLevy RequestCalc. RateMax. RateNon-PTELLExtensionPTELLFactorRateLimited% BurdenRateTotal ExtensionMcHenry CountyPercentActual Rate** 007 ROAD AND BRIDGE1,751,8890.165000$1,547,122.541.0000000.1650000.000000$1,547,122.5446.48660.1868380.165000** 009 PERMANENT ROAD1,780,9790.250000$1,780,981.831.0000000.1899410.000000$1,780,981.8353.51340.1899410.189941Totals (Capped)Totals (Not Capped)Totals (All)3,532,86803,532,868$3,328,104.37$0.00$3,328,104.370.3549410.0000000.3549410.0000000.0000000.000000$3,328,104.37$0.00$3,328,104.37100.00000.0000100.00000.3767790.3549410.0000000.0000000.3767790.354941** Subject to PTELLProperty Type940,063,169Total + OverlapFarmResidential 776,371,306CommercialIndustrial 9,388,214Mineral1,704,047State Railroad 782,239Local Railroad0County Total940,063,1699,978,2689,978,268775,294,467141,839,095 140,502,7879,388,2141,704,047937,650,022782,2390937,650,022Total EAVRate Setting EAVRoad and Bridge TransferMunicipalityFundAmount Extended999VCBV - BULL VALLEY VILLAGE$1,364.39999VCGW - GREENWOOD VILLAGE$174.61999VCJB - JOHNSBURG VILLAGE$142,067.20999VCLM - LAKEMOOR VILLAGE$28,471.62999VCMC - MCCULLOM LAKE VILLAGE$8,657.74999VCMH - MCHENRY CITY$313,935.70999VCRW - RINGWOOD VILLAGE$23,416.79999VCSG - SPRING GROVE VILLAGE$5.14999VCWN - WONDER LAKE VILLAGE$19,710.61$537,803.80TotalAnnexation EAV0Disconnection EAV0Recovered TIF EAV0Agg. Ext. Base (2013)3,470,217Limiting Rate0.376880% of Burden0.00%TIF Increment2,413,147New Property3,058,693New Property (Overlap)0Total New Property3,058,693PTELL ValuesCopyright (C) 1997-2015 DEVNET IncorporatedLAG33
Tax Year: 2014Page 267 of 306McHenry County04/22/2015 08:47:52 AMTax Computation ReportTaxing DistrictTTNUR - NUNDA TWP RD & BREqualization Factor1.0Fund/NameLevy RequestCalc. RateMax. RateNon-PTELLExtensionPTELLFactorRateLimited% BurdenRateTotal ExtensionMcHenry CountyPercentActual Rate** 005 I.M.R.F18,8170.000000$18,819.871.0000000.0019380.000000$18,819.870.57330.0019380.001938** 007 ROAD AND BRIDGE1,135,1350.165000$1,135,135.461.0000000.1168920.000000$1,135,135.4634.58070.1168920.116892** 009 PERMANENT ROAD1,998,3680.250000$1,998,373.291.0000000.2057850.000000$1,998,373.2960.87830.2057850.205785** 035 LIABILITY INSURANCE61,2090.000000$61,218.001.0000000.0063040.000000$61,218.001.86490.0063030.006304** 047 SOCIAL SECURITY69,0250.000000$69,025.621.0000000.0071080.000000$69,025.622.10280.0071080.007108Totals (Capped)Totals (Not Capped)Totals (All)3,282,55403,282,554$3,282,572.24$0.00$3,282,572.240.3380270.0000000.3380270.0000000.0000000.000000$3,282,572.24$0.00$3,282,572.24100.00000.0000100.00000.3380260.3380270.0000000.0000000.3380260.338027** Subject to PTELLProperty Type971,097,644Total + OverlapFarmResidential 782,129,522CommercialIndustrial 63,241,983Mineral365,094State Railroad 1,573,897Local Railroad0County Total971,097,64414,766,51714,766,517782,129,522109,020,631 109,020,63163,241,983365,094971,097,6441,573,8970971,097,644Total EAVRate Setting EAVRoad and Bridge TransferMunicipalityFundAmount Extended999VCBV - BULL VALLEY VILLAGE$9,432.69999VCCL - CRYSTAL LAKE CITY$120,073.81999VCFRV - PORT BARRINGTON VILLA$11,162.32999VCHH - HOLIDAY HILLS VILLAGE$5,904.95999VCIL - ISLAND LAKE VILLAGE$42,629.86999VCLM - LAKEMOOR VILLAGE$7,612.21999VCMH - MCHENRY CITY$95,722.87999VCOH - OAKWOOD HILLS VILLAGE$26,227.12999VCPG - PRAIRIE GROVE VILLAGE$45,708.30$364,474.13TotalAnnexation EAV0Disconnection EAV0Recovered TIF EAV0Agg. Ext. Base (2011)3,332,592Limiting Rate0.349560% of Burden0.00%TIF Increment0New Property3,438,826New Property (Overlap)0Total New Property3,438,826PTELL ValuesCopyright (C) 1997-2015 DEVNET IncorporatedLAG34
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Taxing District TTMCR - MCHENRY TWP RD & BR Equalization Factor 1.0000
Fund/Name Levy Request Calc. RateMax. Rate
Non-PTELL
Extension
PTELL
Factor Rate
Limited % Burden
Rate Total Extension
McHenry County
PercentActual Rate
** 007 ROAD AND BRIDGE 1,547,123 0.165000 $1,547,132.17 1.000000 0.163005 0.000000 $1,547,132.17 46.48670.163004 0.163005
** 009 PERMANENT ROAD 1,780,981 0.250000 $1,780,988.73 1.000000 0.187644 0.000000 $1,780,988.73 53.51330.187643 0.187644
Totals (Capped)
Totals (Not Capped)
Totals (All)
3,328,104
0
3,328,104
$3,328,120.90
$0.00
$3,328,120.90
0.350649
0.000000
0.350649
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
$3,328,120.90
$0.00
$3,328,120.90
100.0000
0.0000
100.0000
0.350647 0.350649
0.000000 0.000000
0.350647 0.350649
** Subject to PTELL
Property Type
951,588,146Total + Overlap
Farm
Residential 793,607,753
Commercial
Industrial 8,454,409
Mineral 1,668,343
State Railroad 939,099
Local Railroad 0
County Total 951,588,146
9,663,134 9,663,134
792,447,302
137,255,408 135,959,438
8,454,409
1,668,343
949,131,725
939,099
0
949,131,725
Total EAV Rate Setting EAV Road and Bridge Transfer
Municipality Fund Amount Extended
999VCBV - BULL VALLEY VILLAGE $1,339.11
999VCGW - GREENWOOD VILLAGE $170.15
999VCJB - JOHNSBURG VILLAGE $143,505.75
999VCLM - LAKEMOOR VILLAGE $28,204.09
999VCMC - MCCULLOM LAKE VILLAGE $8,768.68
999VCMH - MCHENRY CITY $309,483.55
999VCRW - RINGWOOD VILLAGE $22,803.68
999VCSG - SPRING GROVE VILLAGE $5.47
999VCWN - WONDER LAKE VILLAGE $19,765.47
$534,045.95Total
Annexation EAV 0
Disconnection EAV 0
Recovered TIF EAV 0
Agg. Ext. Base (2013)3,470,217
Limiting Rate 0.369660
% of Burden 0.00%
TIF Increment 2,456,421
New Property 2,858,740
New Property (Overlap)0
Total New Property 2,858,740
PTELL Values
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Fund/Name Levy Request Calc. RateMax. Rate
Non-PTELL
Extension
PTELL
Factor Rate
Limited % Burden
Rate Total Extension
McHenry County
PercentActual Rate
** 005 I.M.R.F 88,817 0.000000 $88,825.37 1.000000 0.009008 0.000000 $88,825.37 2.70590.009007 0.009008
** 007 ROAD AND BRIDGE 799,601 0.165000 $799,605.80 1.000000 0.081090 0.000000 $799,605.80 24.35910.081090 0.081090
** 009 PERMANENT ROAD 2,258,368 0.250000 $2,258,371.16 1.000000 0.229027 0.000000 $2,258,371.16 68.79880.229027 0.229027
** 035 LIABILITY INSURANCE 66,743 0.000000 $66,747.22 1.000000 0.006769 0.000000 $66,747.22 2.03340.006769 0.006769
** 047 SOCIAL SECURITY 69,025 0.000000 $69,025.04 1.000000 0.007000 0.000000 $69,025.04 2.10280.007000 0.007000
Totals (Capped)
Totals (Not Capped)
Totals (All)
3,282,554
0
3,282,554
$3,282,574.59
$0.00
$3,282,574.59
0.332894
0.000000
0.332894
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
$3,282,574.59
$0.00
$3,282,574.59
100.0000
0.0000
100.0000
0.332893 0.332894
0.000000 0.000000
0.332893 0.332894
** Subject to PTELL
Property Type
986,072,020Total + Overlap
Farm
Residential 796,818,370
Commercial
Industrial 63,515,533
Mineral 365,094
State Railroad 1,885,810
Local Railroad 0
County Total 986,072,020
15,526,893 15,526,893
796,818,370
107,960,320 107,960,320
63,515,533
365,094
986,072,020
1,885,810
0
986,072,020
Total EAV Rate Setting EAV Road and Bridge Transfer
Municipality Fund Amount Extended
999VCBV - BULL VALLEY VILLAGE $6,474.43
999VCCL - CRYSTAL LAKE CITY $84,337.60
999VCFRV - PORT BARRINGTON VILLAGE $8,088.07
999VCHH - HOLIDAY HILLS VILLAGE $3,139.74
999VCIL - ISLAND LAKE VILLAGE $32,104.31
999VCLM - LAKEMOOR VILLAGE $5,374.00
999VCMH - MCHENRY CITY $67,062.76
999VCOH - OAKWOOD HILLS VILLAGE $18,756.65
999VCPG - PRAIRIE GROVE VILLAGE $32,552.17
$257,889.73Total
Annexation EAV 0
Disconnection EAV 0
Recovered TIF EAV 0
Agg. Ext. Base (2012)3,332,592
Limiting Rate 0.341870
% of Burden 0.00%
TIF Increment 0
New Property 3,454,579
New Property (Overlap)0
Total New Property 3,454,579
PTELL Values
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Fund/Name Levy Request Calc. RateMax. Rate
Non-PTELL
Extension
PTELL
Factor Rate
Limited % Burden
Rate Total Extension
McHenry County
PercentActual Rate
** 007 ROAD AND BRIDGE 1,600,000 0.165000 $1,600,001.21 1.000000 0.155928 0.000000 $1,600,001.21 53.33330.155928 0.155928
** 009 PERMANENT ROAD 1,400,000 0.250000 $1,400,001.06 1.000000 0.136437 0.000000 $1,400,001.06 46.66670.136437 0.136437
Totals (Capped)
Totals (Not Capped)
Totals (All)
3,000,000
0
3,000,000
$3,000,002.27
$0.00
$3,000,002.27
0.292365
0.000000
0.292365
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
$3,000,002.27
$0.00
$3,000,002.27
100.0000
0.0000
100.0000
0.292365 0.292365
0.000000 0.000000
0.292365 0.292365
** Subject to PTELL
Property Type
1,029,208,217Total + Overlap
Farm
Residential 861,314,020
Commercial
Industrial 8,553,293
Mineral 1,693,883
State Railroad 955,367
Local Railroad 0
County Total 1,029,208,217
10,585,909 10,585,909
859,979,248
146,105,745 144,347,691
8,553,293
1,693,883
1,026,115,391
955,367
0
1,026,115,391
Total EAV Rate Setting EAV Road and Bridge Transfer
Municipality Fund Amount Extended
999VCBV - BULL VALLEY VILLAGE $1,401.18
999VCGW - GREENWOOD VILLAGE $170.76
999VCJB - JOHNSBURG VILLAGE $148,381.64
999VCLM - LAKEMOOR VILLAGE $29,889.78
999VCMC - MCCULLOM LAKE VILLAGE $8,940.01
999VCMH - MCHENRY CITY $320,376.58
999VCRW - RINGWOOD VILLAGE $23,229.37
999VCSG - SPRING GROVE VILLAGE $5.59
999VCWN - WONDER LAKE VILLAGE $20,325.10
$552,720.01Total
Annexation EAV 0
Disconnection EAV 0
Recovered TIF EAV 0
Agg. Ext. Base (2013)3,470,217
Limiting Rate 0.341510
% of Burden 0.00%
TIF Increment 3,092,826
New Property 2,850,593
New Property (Overlap)0
Total New Property 2,850,593
PTELL Values
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Taxing District TTNUR - NUNDA TWP RD & BR Equalization Factor 1.0000
Fund/Name Levy Request Calc. RateMax. Rate
Non-PTELL
Extension
PTELL
Factor Rate
Limited % Burden
Rate Total Extension
McHenry County
PercentActual Rate
** 005 I.M.R.F 88,817 0.000000 $88,820.19 1.000000 0.008477 0.000000 $88,820.19 2.80580.008477 0.008477
** 007 ROAD AND BRIDGE 582,601 0.165000 $582,606.82 1.000000 0.055604 0.000000 $582,606.82 18.40450.055603 0.055604
** 009 PERMANENT ROAD 2,358,368 0.250000 $2,358,371.55 1.000000 0.225083 0.000000 $2,358,371.55 74.50070.225083 0.225083
** 035 LIABILITY INSURANCE 66,743 0.000000 $66,743.50 1.000000 0.006370 0.000000 $66,743.50 2.10840.006370 0.006370
** 047 SOCIAL SECURITY 69,025 0.000000 $69,027.66 1.000000 0.006588 0.000000 $69,027.66 2.18060.006588 0.006588
Totals (Capped)
Totals (Not Capped)
Totals (All)
3,165,554
0
3,165,554
$3,165,569.72
$0.00
$3,165,569.72
0.302122
0.000000
0.302122
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
$3,165,569.72
$0.00
$3,165,569.72
100.0000
0.0000
100.0000
0.302121 0.302122
0.000000 0.000000
0.302121 0.302122
** Subject to PTELL
Property Type
1,047,778,621Total + Overlap
Farm
Residential 848,767,713
Commercial
Industrial 65,431,874
Mineral 380,216
State Railroad 1,917,546
Local Railroad 0
County Total 1,047,778,621
16,557,719 16,557,719
848,767,713
114,723,553 114,723,553
65,431,874
380,216
1,047,778,621
1,917,546
0
1,047,778,621
Total EAV Rate Setting EAV Road and Bridge Transfer
Municipality Fund Amount Extended
999VCBV - BULL VALLEY VILLAGE $4,704.97
999VCCL - CRYSTAL LAKE CITY $61,678.47
999VCFRV - PORT BARRINGTON VILLAGE $5,908.75
999VCHH - HOLIDAY HILLS VILLAGE $2,299.90
999VCIL - ISLAND LAKE VILLAGE $23,616.71
999VCLM - LAKEMOOR VILLAGE $3,915.01
999VCMH - MCHENRY CITY $49,410.18
999VCOH - OAKWOOD HILLS VILLAGE $13,717.02
999VCPG - PRAIRIE GROVE VILLAGE $22,865.29
$188,116.30Total
Annexation EAV 0
Disconnection EAV 0
Recovered TIF EAV 0
Agg. Ext. Base (2013)3,312,572
Limiting Rate 0.319730
% of Burden 0.00%
TIF Increment 0
New Property 4,471,130
New Property (Overlap)0
Total New Property 4,471,130
PTELL Values
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Fund/Name Levy Request Calc. RateMax. Rate
Non-PTELL
Extension
PTELL
Factor Rate
Limited % Burden
Rate Total Extension
McHenry County
PercentActual Rate
** 007 ROAD AND BRIDGE 1,547,500 0.165000 $1,547,502.90 1.000000 0.141184 0.000000 $1,547,502.90 53.77930.141184 0.141184
** 009 PERMANENT ROAD 1,330,000 0.250000 $1,330,005.87 1.000000 0.121341 0.000000 $1,330,005.87 46.22070.121341 0.121341
Totals (Capped)
Totals (Not Capped)
Totals (All)
2,877,500
0
2,877,500
$2,877,508.77
$0.00
$2,877,508.77
0.262525
0.000000
0.262525
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
$2,877,508.77
$0.00
$2,877,508.77
100.0000
0.0000
100.0000
0.262525 0.262525
0.000000 0.000000
0.262525 0.262525
** Subject to PTELL
Property Type
1,100,240,161Total + Overlap
Farm
Residential 923,998,192
Commercial
Industrial 8,835,268
Mineral 1,719,830
State Railroad 975,145
Local Railroad 0
County Total 1,100,240,161
11,580,189 11,580,189
922,142,162
153,131,537 150,836,835
8,835,268
1,719,830
1,096,089,429
975,145
0
1,096,089,429
Total EAV Rate Setting EAV Road and Bridge Transfer
Municipality Fund Amount Extended
999VCBV - BULL VALLEY VILLAGE $1,123.78
999VCGW - GREENWOOD VILLAGE $161.99
999VCJB - JOHNSBURG VILLAGE $143,905.25
999VCLM - LAKEMOOR VILLAGE $28,779.17
999VCMC - MCCULLOM LAKE VILLAGE $8,793.15
999VCMH - MCHENRY CITY $309,693.42
999VCRW - RINGWOOD VILLAGE $22,771.34
999VCSG - SPRING GROVE VILLAGE $5.56
999VCWN - WONDER LAKE VILLAGE $19,425.87
$534,659.53Total
Annexation EAV 0
Disconnection EAV 0
Recovered TIF EAV 0
Agg. Ext. Base (2015)3,328,121
Limiting Rate 0.310950
% of Burden 0.00%
TIF Increment 4,150,732
New Property 3,311,166
New Property (Overlap)0
Total New Property 3,311,166
PTELL Values
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Fund/Name Levy Request Calc. RateMax. Rate
Non-PTELL
Extension
PTELL
Factor Rate
Limited % Burden
Rate Total Extension
McHenry County
PercentActual Rate
** 005 I.M.R.F 88,817 0.000000 $88,825.89 1.000000 0.008156 0.000000 $88,825.89 2.80600.008155 0.008156
** 007 ROAD AND BRIDGE 582,601 0.165000 $582,606.80 1.000000 0.053495 0.000000 $582,606.80 18.40440.053495 0.053495
** 009 PERMANENT ROAD 2,358,368 0.250000 $2,358,373.15 1.000000 0.216546 0.000000 $2,358,373.15 74.50050.216546 0.216546
** 035 LIABILITY INSURANCE 66,743 0.000000 $66,750.11 1.000000 0.006129 0.000000 $66,750.11 2.10860.006128 0.006129
** 047 SOCIAL SECURITY 69,025 0.000000 $69,026.30 1.000000 0.006338 0.000000 $69,026.30 2.18050.006338 0.006338
Totals (Capped)
Totals (Not Capped)
Totals (All)
3,165,554
0
3,165,554
$3,165,582.25
$0.00
$3,165,582.25
0.290664
0.000000
0.290664
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
$3,165,582.25
$0.00
$3,165,582.25
100.0000
0.0000
100.0000
0.290662 0.290664
0.000000 0.000000
0.290662 0.290664
** Subject to PTELL
Property Type
1,089,086,455Total + Overlap
Farm
Residential 887,198,376
Commercial
Industrial 66,582,889
Mineral 48,359
State Railroad 1,955,101
Local Railroad 0
County Total 1,089,086,455
16,237,292 16,237,292
887,198,376
117,064,438 117,064,438
66,582,889
48,359
1,089,086,455
1,955,101
0
1,089,086,455
Total EAV Rate Setting EAV Road and Bridge Transfer
Municipality Fund Amount Extended
999VCBV - BULL VALLEY VILLAGE $4,591.42
999VCCL - CRYSTAL LAKE CITY $61,935.15
999VCFRV - PORT BARRINGTON VILLAGE $5,958.44
999VCHH - HOLIDAY HILLS VILLAGE $2,300.10
999VCIL - ISLAND LAKE VILLAGE $23,964.00
999VCLM - LAKEMOOR VILLAGE $3,941.16
999VCMH - MCHENRY CITY $49,738.93
999VCOH - OAKWOOD HILLS VILLAGE $13,842.18
999VCPG - PRAIRIE GROVE VILLAGE $22,434.27
$188,705.65Total
Annexation EAV 0
Disconnection EAV 0
Recovered TIF EAV 0
Agg. Ext. Base (2015)3,282,575
Limiting Rate 0.308930
% of Burden 0.00%
TIF Increment 0
New Property 4,202,730
New Property (Overlap)0
Total New Property 4,202,730
PTELL Values
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Fund/Name Levy Request Calc. RateMax. Rate
Non-PTELL
Extension
PTELL
Factor Rate
Limited % Burden
Rate Total Extension
McHenry County
PercentActual Rate
** 007 ROAD AND BRIDGE 1,600,000 0.165000 $1,600,002.13 1.000000 0.137719 0.000000 $1,600,002.13 53.33340.137719 0.137719
** 009 PERMANENT ROAD 1,400,000 0.250000 $1,400,000.41 1.000000 0.120504 0.000000 $1,400,000.41 46.66660.120504 0.120504
Totals (Capped)
Totals (Not Capped)
Totals (All)
3,000,000
0
3,000,000
$3,000,002.54
$0.00
$3,000,002.54
0.258223
0.000000
0.258223
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
$3,000,002.54
$0.00
$3,000,002.54
100.0000
0.0000
100.0000
0.258223 0.258223
0.000000 0.000000
0.258223 0.258223
** Subject to PTELL
Property Type
1,167,341,577Total + Overlap
Farm
Residential 981,198,002
Commercial
Industrial 9,237,361
Mineral 1,745,809
State Railroad 1,047,913
Local Railroad 0
County Total 1,167,341,577
12,543,652 12,543,652
979,099,572
161,568,840 158,113,193
9,237,361
1,745,809
1,161,787,500
1,047,913
0
1,161,787,500
Total EAV Rate Setting EAV Road and Bridge Transfer
Municipality Fund Amount Extended
999VCBV - BULL VALLEY VILLAGE $1,155.83
999VCGW - GREENWOOD VILLAGE $159.71
999VCJB - JOHNSBURG VILLAGE $149,567.72
999VCLM - LAKEMOOR VILLAGE $30,198.21
999VCMC - MCCULLOM LAKE VILLAGE $9,155.26
999VCMH - MCHENRY CITY $319,793.37
999VCRW - RINGWOOD VILLAGE $23,207.76
999VCSG - SPRING GROVE VILLAGE $5.84
999VCWN - WONDER LAKE VILLAGE $20,210.11
$553,453.81Total
Annexation EAV 0
Disconnection EAV 0
Recovered TIF EAV 0
Agg. Ext. Base (2015)3,328,121
Limiting Rate 0.293270
% of Burden 0.00%
TIF Increment 5,554,077
New Property 3,111,585
New Property (Overlap)0
Total New Property 3,111,585
PTELL Values
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Fund/Name Levy Request Calc. RateMax. Rate
Non-PTELL
Extension
PTELL
Factor Rate
Limited % Burden
Rate Total Extension
McHenry County
PercentActual Rate
** 005 I.M.R.F 88,817 0.000000 $88,817.45 1.000000 0.007849 0.000000 $88,817.45 2.80570.007849 0.007849
** 007 ROAD AND BRIDGE 582,601 0.165000 $582,603.51 1.000000 0.051486 0.000000 $582,603.51 18.40440.051486 0.051486
** 009 PERMANENT ROAD 2,358,368 0.250000 $2,358,375.31 1.000000 0.208415 0.000000 $2,358,375.31 74.50070.208414 0.208415
** 035 LIABILITY INSURANCE 66,743 0.000000 $66,751.70 1.000000 0.005899 0.000000 $66,751.70 2.10870.005898 0.005899
** 047 SOCIAL SECURITY 69,025 0.000000 $69,026.17 1.000000 0.006100 0.000000 $69,026.17 2.18050.006100 0.006100
Totals (Capped)
Totals (Not Capped)
Totals (All)
3,165,554
0
3,165,554
$3,165,574.14
$0.00
$3,165,574.14
0.279749
0.000000
0.279749
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
$3,165,574.14
$0.00
$3,165,574.14
100.0000
0.0000
100.0000
0.279747 0.279749
0.000000 0.000000
0.279747 0.279749
** Subject to PTELL
Property Type
1,131,576,571Total + Overlap
Farm
Residential 921,773,909
Commercial
Industrial 68,340,770
Mineral 48,744
State Railroad 2,099,407
Local Railroad 0
County Total 1,131,576,571
17,879,502 17,879,502
921,773,909
121,434,239 121,434,239
68,340,770
48,744
1,131,576,571
2,099,407
0
1,131,576,571
Total EAV Rate Setting EAV Road and Bridge Transfer
Municipality Fund Amount Extended
999VCBV - BULL VALLEY VILLAGE $4,387.40
999VCCL - CRYSTAL LAKE CITY $62,015.45
999VCFRV - PORT BARRINGTON VILLAGE $6,048.08
999VCHH - HOLIDAY HILLS VILLAGE $2,332.08
999VCIL - ISLAND LAKE VILLAGE $24,182.52
999VCLM - LAKEMOOR VILLAGE $4,005.88
999VCMH - MCHENRY CITY $50,310.52
999VCOH - OAKWOOD HILLS VILLAGE $13,838.93
999VCPG - PRAIRIE GROVE VILLAGE $21,869.44
$188,990.30Total
Annexation EAV 0
Disconnection EAV 0
Recovered TIF EAV 0
Agg. Ext. Base (2015)3,282,575
Limiting Rate 0.297470
% of Burden 0.00%
TIF Increment 0
New Property 4,894,159
New Property (Overlap)0
Total New Property 4,894,159
PTELL Values
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Fund/Name Levy Request Calc. RateMax. Rate
Non-PTELL
Extension
PTELL
Factor Rate
Limited % Burden
Rate Total Extension
McHenry County
PercentActual Rate
** 007 ROAD AND BRIDGE 1,600,000 0.165000 $1,600,003.83 1.000000 0.130623 0.000000 $1,600,003.83 53.33340.130623 0.130623
** 009 PERMANENT ROAD 1,400,000 0.250000 $1,400,001.82 1.000000 0.114295 0.000000 $1,400,001.82 46.66660.114295 0.114295
Totals (Capped)
Totals (Not Capped)
Totals (All)
3,000,000
0
3,000,000
$3,000,005.65
$0.00
$3,000,005.65
0.244918
0.000000
0.244918
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
$3,000,005.65
$0.00
$3,000,005.65
100.0000
0.0000
100.0000
0.244918 0.244918
0.000000 0.000000
0.244918 0.244918
** Subject to PTELL
Property Type
1,231,789,153Total + Overlap
Farm
Residential 1,038,637,495
Commercial
Industrial 9,413,184
Mineral 1,765,883
State Railroad 1,143,577
Local Railroad 0
County Total 1,231,789,153
13,256,454 13,256,454
1,036,344,108
167,572,560 162,978,867
9,413,184
1,765,883
1,224,902,073
1,143,577
0
1,224,902,073
Total EAV Rate Setting EAV Road and Bridge Transfer
Municipality Fund Amount Extended
999VCBV - BULL VALLEY VILLAGE $2,024.23
999VCGW - GREENWOOD VILLAGE $161.68
999VCJB - JOHNSBURG VILLAGE $146,713.17
999VCLM - LAKEMOOR VILLAGE $29,702.05
999VCMC - MCCULLOM LAKE VILLAGE $10,019.68
999VCMH - MCHENRY CITY $318,283.70
999VCRW - RINGWOOD VILLAGE $23,042.48
999VCSG - SPRING GROVE VILLAGE $5.98
999VCWN - WONDER LAKE VILLAGE $21,724.82
$551,677.79Total
Annexation EAV 0
Disconnection EAV 0
Recovered TIF EAV 0
Agg. Ext. Base (2018)3,000,003
Limiting Rate 0.250270
% of Burden 0.00%
TIF Increment 6,887,080
New Property 3,410,319
New Property (Overlap)0
Total New Property 3,410,319
PTELL Values
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Fund/Name Levy Request Calc. RateMax. Rate
Non-PTELL
Extension
PTELL
Factor Rate
Limited % Burden
Rate Total Extension
McHenry County
PercentActual Rate
** 005 I.M.R.F 88,817 0.000000 $88,823.39 1.000000 0.007526 0.000000 $88,823.39 2.80600.007526 0.007526
** 007 ROAD AND BRIDGE 582,601 0.165000 $582,604.03 1.000000 0.049364 0.000000 $582,604.03 18.40430.049364 0.049364
** 009 PERMANENT ROAD 2,343,368 0.250000 $2,343,374.96 1.000000 0.198554 0.000000 $2,343,374.96 74.02650.198553 0.198554
** 035 LIABILITY INSURANCE 66,743 0.000000 $66,753.27 1.000000 0.005656 0.000000 $66,753.27 2.10870.005655 0.005656
** 047 SOCIAL SECURITY 84,025 0.000000 $84,031.70 1.000000 0.007120 0.000000 $84,031.70 2.65450.007119 0.007120
Totals (Capped)
Totals (Not Capped)
Totals (All)
3,165,554
0
3,165,554
$3,165,587.35
$0.00
$3,165,587.35
0.268220
0.000000
0.268220
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
$3,165,587.35
$0.00
$3,165,587.35
100.0000
0.0000
100.0000
0.268217 0.268220
0.000000 0.000000
0.268217 0.268220
** Subject to PTELL
Property Type
1,180,220,474Total + Overlap
Farm
Residential 960,036,242
Commercial
Industrial 72,393,937
Mineral 49,336
State Railroad 2,290,920
Local Railroad 0
County Total 1,180,220,474
19,267,710 19,267,710
960,036,242
126,182,329 126,182,329
72,393,937
49,336
1,180,220,474
2,290,920
0
1,180,220,474
Total EAV Rate Setting EAV Road and Bridge Transfer
Municipality Fund Amount Extended
999VCBV - BULL VALLEY VILLAGE $4,261.74
999VCCL - CRYSTAL LAKE CITY $61,507.75
999VCFRV - PORT BARRINGTON VILLAGE $6,195.63
999VCHH - HOLIDAY HILLS VILLAGE $2,888.79
999VCIL - ISLAND LAKE VILLAGE $25,520.09
999VCLM - LAKEMOOR VILLAGE $4,010.19
999VCMH - MCHENRY CITY $52,842.23
999VCOH - OAKWOOD HILLS VILLAGE $13,913.76
999VCPG - PRAIRIE GROVE VILLAGE $20,373.73
$191,513.91Total
Annexation EAV 0
Disconnection EAV 0
Recovered TIF EAV 0
Agg. Ext. Base (2017)3,165,582
Limiting Rate 0.274850
% of Burden 0.00%
TIF Increment 0
New Property 6,578,894
New Property (Overlap)0
Total New Property 6,578,894
PTELL Values
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City of McHenry Department of Public Works
Troy Strange, P.E., Director of Public Works
1415 Industrial Drive
McHenry, Illinois 60050
Phone: (815) 363‐2186
tstrange@cityofmchenry.org
The City of McHenry is dedicated to providing the citizens, businesses and visitors of McHenry with the highest
quality of programs and services in a customer‐oriented, efficient and fiscally responsible manner.
COMMITTEE AGENDA SUPPLEMENT
DATE: March 22, 2021
TO: Public Works Committee
FROM: Troy Strange, P.E., Director of Public Works
RE: Veterans Park Resurfacing Project Update
ATT: Pre‐Final Site Plan
Staff is presenting for Public Works Committee’s information a project update regarding the Veteran’s
Park asphalt resurfacing project.
The project includes resurfacing of all roads which front Veteran’s Park including the resurfacing of parking
stalls, sidewalk replacement, pavement markings as well as other necessary and incidental work. The
project will be funded as a capital expense out of the Public Works Street Division fiscal year 2021/2022
operating budget. The project was presented in concept at the January 11, 2021 Public Works Committee
meeting and staff was approved to move forward with design and bidding at the February 1, 2021 City
Council meeting. Staff intend to bid the project in Spring of this year and construction is planned to begin
after Labor Day to be completed in Fall of this year.
Design is approximately 90% complete and the project will be released for bidding within the next few
months. Staff are presenting an update on the project to brief the Public Works Committee on progress
and to discuss some minor parking layout modifications to ensure that members of the Committee are
informed of such modifications.
The Pre‐Final site plan is attached to the agenda supplement for reference and discussion.
18.00'
27'+/-VARIES
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6.00'R3.00'R3.00'
24 SP@12.73'=305.47'
4.24'
1.50'33.92'
19.32'1.50'
35.13'14.50'1.50'5.00'24'+/-VARIESR5.00'R20.00'R5.00'R5.00'20.51'45°4.00'(TYP)12.00'
12.00'1.50'AAABDDEFGGPLANS PREPARED BY:CITY OF McHENRYPUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT1415 INDUSTRIAL DRIVEMcHENRY, IL 600502021-VetParkRoads03-15-211"=30'3of6ABCDEFG