HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - 11/29/2000 - City Council REGULAR MEETING
NOVEMBER 29, 2000
A Regular Meeting of the McHenry City Council was called to order by Mayor Cuda
at 7:30 P.M. on Wednesday, November 29, 2000 in the Council Chambers of the Municipal
Center. At roll call the following Aldermen were present: Bolger, Glab, McClatchey, Baird.
Absent: Murgatroyd. City Staff in attendance were: City Administrator Lobaito, City Clerk
Althoff, City Attorney McArdle, Chief of Police Kostecki, Director Public Works Batt,
Director Community Development Napolitano, Assistant Administrator Maxeiner. Absent:
Director Parks and Recreation Merkel.
TEN MINUTE PUBLIC INPUT SESSION
No one signed in to speak during the Ten Minute Public Input Session.
PRESENTATION: WONDER LAKE WATER SKI SHOW TEAM
Past-President Robert Bartman and Team Member Kim Carlsten were in
attendance. Mr. Bartman thanked Council for the use of Petersen Park in association with
the Wonder Lake Water Ski Show Team's Haunted Hayride Fundraiser. On behalf of the
City of McHenry, the Wonder lake Water Ski Show Team made monetary donations to the
following not-for-profit organizations:
■ Family Services and Community Mental Health
■ McHenry Area Youth Commission
■ Turning Point
■ Pioneer Center for McHenry County
• Senior Services of McHenry County
■ Northern Illinois Special Recreation Association.
Ms. Carlsten also presented a $500 donation to the City of McHenry Parks and Recreation
Department.
Mayor Cuda and Council thanked the Wonder Lake Water Ski Show Team and
wished them well in their future endeavors.
CONSENT AGENDA
In response to Alderman Glab's request, Consent Agenda Item #2, Christmas
Decorations Purchase Approval, was removed from the Consent Agenda for further
discussion.
Alderman Bolger requested an opportunity to view the Sanitary Sewer Televising
Tapes. Some discussion followed. Director of Public Works Batt offered to provide Council
with the preliminary list of streets for inclusion in the 2001 Streets Program. In addition,
Director Batt agreed to schedule Sanitary Sewer Televising Tape viewing opportunities for
Council's convenience.
At Alderman Glab's initiation, some discussion followed with regard to the purchase
of Christmas Decorations in the amount of $10,520. Citing time constraints from date of
order to delivery and installation, Alderman Glab suggested the purchase of Christmas
Wreaths for Route 120 be postponed. He recommended Staff investigate the purchase of
these Christmas Decorations in January 2001, possibly obtaining a reduced price. Council
concurred.
Motion by Baird, seconded by Glab, to approve the Consent Agenda as follows,
subject to the removal of Agenda Item #2, Christmas Decoration Purchase:
■ Approval: Request by McHenry Baseball Association for waiver of water and
sewer fees;
■ Approval: Reduction in Letter of Credit for Boone Creek Subdivision;
■ Approval: Police Department Request to hire Replacement Telecommunications
Operator Laura Partenheimer;
■ Approval: Award of Bid for Sanitary Sewer Televising to Visu-Sewer in an
amount not-to-exceed $24,340.03;
■ Approval: East Side Water Main Extension Change Order;
■ Approval: Direct Staff to create Zoning Ordinance Amendment regarding
residential lot sizes;
■ Approval: MCMRMA Risk Management Expense- Appraisals;
■ Approval: Resolution in support of IRS Plan 125 Compensation to be included in
IMRF reported income;
■ Approval: City Council Minutes:
■ November 8, 2000 Special Meeting;
■ November 13, 2000 Special Meeting;
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■ Approval: List of Bills:
GENERAL FUND
ABSOLUTE SOUND 20.00
ACME BRICK & SUPPLY CO 360.00
ANCHOR INDUSTRIES INC 56.92
BANDIT INDUSTRIES INC 944.04
CELLULAR ONE 34.00
CHARNSTROM COMPANY, W A 42.78
CMS HOLDINGS INC 13.00
COMBS, ROBERT 144.47
CONSERVATION SERVICES 100.00
CORLANDS 1,486.33
CORNERSTONE MATERIAL REC 2,800.00
COUGHLIN, DIANE 7.50
CUSTOM VEHICLE SYSTEMS I 1,046.00
DOJE'S FORENSIC SUPPLIES 81.00
DURA WAX COMPANY INC, TH 155.40
FREUND, LORETTA 35.00
GOVERNMENT FINANCE OFFIC 120.00
HAINES & COMPANY INC 479.00
HOLIAN, CAROL 58.43
HOLMSTROM, ROBERT 44.82
ICMA 39.95
KOCH, MAX 35.00
KRANZ INC 1,309.40
KROHN LAWN & LANDSCAPE 18,134.00
LIGHTNING POWDER COMPANY 306.31
LUNKENHEIMER, PATTIE 215.09
MATHES, ROXANA 22.64
MCHENRY SPECIALTIES 120.00
MCHENRY TOWNSHIP ROAD DI 3,787.32
MITCHELL POTTS LINCOLN M 30.16
NORTHWEST HERALD 187.20
OFFICE DEPOT INC 283.99
PACE 11,365.10
PENDERGRAST, ROBIN 333.38
PETERSEN, ROBERT G 3,033.20
POLICE CONSULTANTS INC 2,644.23
QUICK, KATHLEEN 146.48
RADICOM INC 34.85
RESERVE ACCOUNT 1,200.00
ROGERS, MATT 60.60
RYDIN DECAL 477.50
SAFETY KLEEN CORP 193.40
SCHMIDT, THOMAS 168.39
SPORTIME 290.46
SUMMERS PORTABLE TOILETS 207.00
TREASURER STATE OF ILL 1,914.00
VIRGILS, LAURA L 450.00
WEARGUARD 85.93
WITT, CINDY 213.60
WOLFMEYER, MARIANNA 66.00
ZARATE, MIGUEL C 12.50
ZUKOWSKI ROGERS FLOOD & 3,514.24
EMPLOYEE INSURANCE FUND
CENTEGRA OCCUPATIONAL HE 2,832.00
STREET IMPROVEMENTS FUND
CHAPMAN AND CUTLER 12,500.00
MOODY'S INVESTORS SERVIC 4,641.00
SCHLEEDE HAMPTON ASSN IN 1,503.40
WARREN ASSOCIATES 27,221.00
DEBT SERVICE FUND
CHAPMAN AND CUTLER 5,000.00
MOODY'S INVESTORS SERVIC 1,859.00
WARREN ASSOCIATES 10,904.00
DEVELOPER DONATION FUND
CONSERVATION SERVICES 50.00
CORLANDS 1,486.32
PETERSEN, ROBERT G 3,033.20
RETAINED PERSONNEL ESCROW
BLUEGREEN CORPORATION 1,279.50 --.
ZUKOWSKI ROGERS FLOOD & 2,582.50
WATER/SEWER FUND
AMERITECH 298.15
BED MART 67.59
CB&I CONSTRUCTORS INC 97,475.00
GURRIE, LETITIA 76.30
KROHN LAWN & LANDSCAPE 2,310.00
MID AMERICAN WATER OF WA 442.50
MIDWEST METER INC 314.79
NICOR GAS 78.20
PROSAFETY INC 100.46
REGNER, WILLIAM J 55.00
RESERVE ACCOUNT 300.00
SMITH ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS 137.08
WILLIAMS POWER CORPORATI 57,897.00
ZUKOWSKI ROGERS FLOOD & 665.00
nRAND TOTALS 294,019.60
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GENERAL FUND 58,910.61
EMPLOYEE INSURANCE FUND 2,832.00
STREET IMPROVEMENTS FUND 45,865.40
DEBT SERVICE FUND 17,763.00
DEVELOPER DONATION FUND 4,569.52
RETAINED PERSONNEL ESCROW 3,862.00
WATER/SEWER FUND 160,217.07
TOTALS 294,019.60
Voting Aye: Bolger, Glab, McClatchey, Baird.
Voting Nay: None.
Absent: Murgatroyd.
Motion carried.
DISCUSSION: EAST SIDE WATER TOWER LOGO
Mayor Cuda reminded Council the City of McHenry solicited input from the general
public via the City's Newsletter for water tower logo suggestions for the Adams
Commercial Park's 750,000 gallon elevated water storage tank which has now been
completed. Painting will commence once weather permits. Several suggestions were
received and published in the September issue of the City's Newsletter. Residents were
asked to vote for their favorite slogan via their respective alderman. Subsequently, the list
was narrowed to the following three choices:
■ You're Home Now
■ McHenry H2O
■ McHenry, Heart of the Fox.
Some discussion followed. It was the consensus of Council to select "McHenry, Heart of
the Fox" as the East Side Elevated Water Storage Tank logo.
WATERTOWER MARINA SIGN VARIANCE, 3112 W. LINCOLN ROAD
Watertower Marina Service Manager Paul Wilson was in attendance. Mr. Wilson
addressed Council explaining the Marina has repaired the historic watertower located on
the property, in addition to restoring it to its original structural integrity. The Marina owners
wish to paint their name on both sides of the watertower. The letters would be 36" in height
and 12" in width. Total sign area per side is 68.8 square feet. This request requires a
variance from the City Council. Mr. Wilson noted the Watertower Marina was annexed to
the City of McHenry as a part of the East of the River Property Annexation in 1995. The
watertower tank was in disrepair and has been restored at considerable expense to the
owner. Staff noted the tank is an identifiable landmark, as well.
Motion by Bolger, seconded by McClatchey, to grant a sign variance to Watertower
Marina at 3112 West Lincoln Road, to permit the painting of "Watertower Marina Inc." on
both sides of the restored wooden watertower, located on the property, with letters 36" in
height, and approximately 12" in width, for a total area of 68.8 square feet per side.
Voting Aye: Bolger, Glab, McClatchey, Baird.
Voting Nay: None.
Absent: Murgatroyd.
Motion carried.
INLAND BUSINESS PARK PHASE 2 FINAL PLAT APPROVAL
Inland Capital Fund LP representative Gregg Gabel was in attendance. Staff
informed Council Inland Capital Fund LP is requesting an amendment to the Preliminary
Plat for Inland Business Park Phase 2, to permit two cul-de-sacs off Ridgeview Drive, now
named Capital Court and Century Court, as opposed to the original connection with
Capital Drive. This new layout requires a variance to the maximum allowable cul-de-sac
length of 500'. Both Capital Court and Century Court are approximately 535' in length. The
subject property is approximately 30 acres in size and is located to the south and east of
Ridgeview Drive, 1,500 feet south of Bull Valley Road, and west of the Irish Prairie
Condominium Apartment Complex. The property is currently vacant and zoned BP
Business Park. Council approved an amendment to the
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Preliminary Plat of Inland Business Park on July 5, 2000, to permit the two cul-de-sacs. At
this time, the City also approved a variance to the Subdivision Control Ordinance to permit
the Capital Court and Century Court cul-de-sacs to exceed 500'. The City of McHenry Plan
Commission reviewed the Inland Business Park Phase 2 Final Plat at its October 5, 2000
regularly scheduled meeting. The Plan Commission recommended approval of the Inland
Business Park Phase 2 Final Plat, subject to the following conditions:
■ The dedication of Lot 54 to the City of McHenry pursuant to the terms of the Inland
Business Park Annexation Agreement;
■ The continuation of the landscape easement through Lot 54 and the dedication of this —'
easement to the City of McHenry;
■ Provide for review and approval a final landscape plan for the berms adjacent to Irish
Prairie;
■ Provide a title insurance policy covering the fair market value of the real estate that is to
be dedicated to the City of McHenry on the Final Plat;
■ Provide copies of all correspondence with the affected utility companies regarding the
proposed easements;
■ Designate a ten-foot easement just inside the property line to C.E;
■ Revise the Final Plat to show dimensions along the right-of-way line of Capital Court for
lots 60 and 61;
■ Revise the Plat to show that Capital Court and Century Court are "hereby dedicated to the
City of McHenry";
■ Revise the Plat to show the central angle for the curve along the centerline of Century
Court;
■ Revise the Plat pursuant to recommendation of City Engineers as stated in their
correspondence of September 15, 2000, namely:
a. Subdivider's Engineer must provide a certificate stating that the development within
the flood hazard area will conform with the flood hazard ordinance in all items;
b. The small scale location map must show the names of adjacent major, secondary
streets and collector streets;
c. The Final Plat must show the names of adjoining and abutting streets including the
width of these streets;
d. All land to be dedicated to the City of McHenry for roads, streets, and easements
must be clearly marked "dedicated to the City".
Staff noted the Petitioners have addressed all of the issues as stated. Staff is
recommending approval of the Inland Business Park Phase 2 Final Plat, subject to the
following two conditions:
■ That the Final Plat be recorded within six months of the date of approval;
■ Public water be extended from Century Court through Lot 54 to the west property
line of the Irish Prairie Subdivision, subject to the review and approval of the
design and location by the City's Engineer, and the addition of the necessary
easement on the Final Plat.
In response to Mayor Cuda's inquiry, Inland Capital Fund LP representative Mr.
Gabel stated the Petitioners were in agreement with Staffs recommendations. In response
to Alderman Baird's inquiry, Staff noted the Petitioners have submitted a landscaping plan
for Staff review and approval. The landscape plan as submitted exceeds the annexation
agreement requirements. In response to Council inquiry, Staff also explained Lot 54 will be
utilized for extension of utilities and emergency road development and access. A lengthy _
discussion regarding landscaping followed. Mr. Gabel stated the Petitioners, Inland Capital
Fund LP. will comply with all City ordinances, maintaining the landscape as required.
Motion by Bolger, seconded by Baird, to accept the recommendation of the Plan
Commission, and to approve the Final Plat of Inland Business Park Phase 2, as prepared
by Cemcom Ltd., dated August 8, 2000 with a revision date of September 19, 2000, subject
to the following conditions:
■ That the Final Plat be recorded within six months of the date of approval;
■ Public water be extended from Century Court through Lot 54 to the west property
line of the Irish Prairie Subdivision, subject to the review and approval of the
design and location by the City's Engineer, and the addition of the necessary
easement on the Final Plat.
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Voting Age: Bolger, Glab, McClatchey, Baird.
Voting Nay: None.
Absent: Murgatroyd.
Motion carried.
AMENDMENT TO THE MCCULLOM LAKE ROAD/ROUTE 31 INTERSECTION
IMPROVEMEMTS DESIGN SERVICE AGREEMENT —SMITH ENGINEERING
Staff reminded Council, at the December 29, 1999 regularly scheduled Meeting,
Council authorized the Mayor's execution of an Engineering Services Agreement with
Smith Engineering Consultants Inc. for the purpose of intersection improvements at Route
31 and McCullom Lake Road Phase 1 Engineering. The original agreement was a not-to-
exceed amount of$85,569. The construction cost of the project was estimated at $815,000
of which 80% of the cost would be funded through the McHenry County Council of Mayors.
City Administrator Lobaito, in a memorandum dated August 25, 2000, reported an increase
in the engineering costs was anticipated in conjunction with the additional Route 31
improvements required by the Illinois Department of Transportation as a direct result of the
Rubloff Commercial Development on North Route 31.
Smith Engineering has submitted an Addendum in an amount not-to-exceed
$48,789. The additions to the original Engineering Services Agreement are due to the
proposed Rubloff Commercial Development occurring just north of the Illinois Route 31
and McCullom Lake Road intersection. The imminent construction of the commercial
project necessitates a change in the scope, as required by the Illinois Department of
Transportation, for its permit approval of the Rubloff Commercial Development Project,
specifically:
■ the widening of Route 31 to five lanes to handle the anticipated increase in
traffic flow; and
■ the coordination of improvements on Route 31 west of McCullom Lake Road.
The estimated project cost is now $2.2 million.
City Administrator Lobaito informed Council the increased project cost in
engineering services will not affect the 2000-2001 Fiscal Year Budget, as invoicing is not
anticipated until after May 1, 2001. The 2001-2002 Budget will include these expenditures.
Motion by McClatchey, seconded by Bolger, to approve Addendum No. 1 to the
Smith Engineering Services Agreement for McCullom Lake Road and Route 31
Intersection Improvements Phase 1 in an amount not-to-exceed $48,789.00, and to
authorize the Mayor's execution of Addendum No. 1.
Voting Aye: Bolger, Glab, McClatchey, Baird.
Voting Nay: None.
Absent: Murgatroyd.
Motion carried.
BAXTER AND WOODMAN ENGINEERING SERVICES AGREEMENT FOR NORTH
ROUTE 31 INTERCEPTOR SEWER DESIGN
In conjunction with the Route 31 and McCullom Lake Road Intersection and
Roadway Improvements as previously discussed, prudent planning would include the
design and construction of a north interceptor sewer. The construction of this interceptor
sewer was included in the City's Sanitary Sewer Master Plan, and will create sufficient
sewer capacity to serve the north central area of the City's Facility Planning Area. The
estimated project cost is $2.2 million. This project was discussed during the November 15,
2000 Capital Improvements Plan Workshop Meeting. Staff proposed the project be
financed through the issuance of Alternate General Obligation Bonds. Increased Retail
Sales Tax dollars from the Rubloff Commercial Development would be ear-marked for
repayment of the bond principal and interest amount. City Administrator Lobaito noted this
project was not included in the 2000-2001 Appropriation Ordinance, nor was it included in
the City's 2000-2001 Budget. Therefore, an amendment to the Appropriation Ordinance
will be necessary prior to the end of the City's Fiscal Year, April 30, 2001. He also noted
no revenue source has been identified to pay for the engineering services associated with
this project. Staff is recommending money from the Annexation Fund which totals $700,000
be utilized.
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In response to Council inquiry, Staff noted the installation of the interceptor sewer
will eliminate two existing temporary lift stations, both located behind the Target
Commercial Complex.
Alderman Glab initiated a discussion regarding the two properties whose
annexation agreements with the Village of Johnsburg permit disconnection. Both
properties are located in the proposed service area of the interceptor sewer improvements. _
Mayor Cuda noted both property owners were contacted by Staff and expressed no
interest in receiving sanitary sewer service from the City of McHenry.
Motion by Bolger, seconded by Glab, to approve the Baxter and Woodman
Engineering Services Agreement for the design and project management for the north
interceptor sewer project, dated September 20, 2000, and to authorize the Mayor's
execution of the Engineering Services Agreement as presented.
Voting Aye: Bolger, Glab, McClatchey, Baird.
Voting Nay: None.
Absent: Murgatroyd.
Motion carried.
MAYOR STATEMENT AND REPORTS
Mayor Cuda commented on the extreme price differential of gasoline between the
City of McHenry and the City of Woodstock, noting gas prices were more expensive in the
City of McHenry.
Mayor Cuda also reported, in reference to the Rubloff Route 31 Commercial
Development, the City of McHenry had received formal notification of an additional grant
from the Illinois Department of Commerce and Community Affairs in the amount of �..
$750,000 for Route 31 roadway improvements. He reminded Council the City of McHenry
anticipates grant monies in the amount of$525,000 from the Council of Mayors.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
There were no Committee Reports.
DEPARTMENT HEAD REPORTS
Director of Community Development Napolitano, referencing his memo of November
21, 2000, requested Council direction regarding the Shamrock Farms Development. He
noted the Joint Meeting among the City Council, the Plan Commission and Zoning Board
of Appeals, occurred on November 13, 2000. The next step in the usual development
process, would be to schedule and conduct a public hearing to consider the draft
annexation agreement, zoning petitions, and the preliminary plat. Mayor Cuda noted he
and Staff had reviewed the draft annexation agreement, suggesting revisions and
amendments, as per previous Council discussion.
Staff is recommending a workshop meeting with the Shamrock Farm developer to
consider and discuss all unresolved issues. Director Napolitano recommended the
workshop meeting be held on a regularly scheduled Council Meeting night at which time
Council could provide the developer with some direction, as well as submit requests for
whatever additional information is deemed appropriate. Mayor Cuda suggested the revised —
annexation agreement be sent to Council in December and that a workshop meeting be
subsequently scheduled with the Shamrock Farm developer. City Administrator Lobaito
also suggested as previous Council discussion regarding the proposed Shamrock Farm
Development has included concerns regarding increased traffic flows, a traffic consultant
be hired on behalf of the City. He noted current City of McHenry Staff contained no
expertise regarding traffic issues. Shamrock Farm developer retained personnel account
monies would be used to offset the cost of hiring a traffic consultant. Some discussion
followed.
In response to Alderman McClatchey's inquiry regarding the West McHenry Bypass,
Mayor Cuda stated the Bypass Committee is currently reviewing nine to ten possible
Bypass routes. He opined selecting the McHenry Bypass route may take from nine months
to one year. Additionally, public input on the proposed route will be sought. Currently it is
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the consensus of the Committee to utilize Curran Road as a portion of the West McHenry
Bypass. He also stated, even if the McHenry Bypass route is selected, subsequent
engineering would take approximately one year with construction scheduled for 2003.
Further discussion followed.
It was the consensus of Council to investigate the feasibility of hiring a traffic
consultant in association with the Shamrock Farm Development and annexation proposal.
Director Napolitano also requested Council direction with regard to the Crystal Lake
-- Road Corridor Planning Study. Director Napolitano noted Council discussed the Crystal
Lake Road Corridor Planning Study at the November 8, 2000 Special Meeting. Several
recommendations were included in the Study. Some of these recommendations are
already in the planning stages, including the engineering for the traffic signal at Royal
Drive and Crystal Lake Road, as well the traffic counts at both the Crystal Lake Road and
Dartmoor Drive, and Crystal Lake Road and Winding Creek Drive intersections. Staff is
recommending Council defer the Crystal Lake Road Corridor Planning Study to the
Community Development Committee for further review, comment and recommendation.
In addition, a request has been received by Staff to review the City's Tree
Preservation Ordinance. Community Development Committee Chairman Alderman
McClatchey scheduled a Community Development Committee Meeting for Wednesday,
January 3, 2000, prior to the regularly scheduled Council Meeting at 6:30 p.m., to discuss
the Crystal Lake Road Corridor Planning Study and the Tree Preservation Ordinance.
Mayor Cuda also requested Staff investigate the feasibility of a boulevard entrance
on Front Royal Drive. He requested traffic engineers look at the boulevard entrance in
conjunction with the design and installation of the proposed traffic signal at the intersection
of Crystal Lake Road and Front Royal Drive. He requested a preliminary cost be provided
Council. Alderman Glab also requested Staff investigate any proposed future plans to
widen Crystal Lake Road to four lanes. He expressed his concern with the impact of this
proposed improvement on Crystal Lake Road traffic patterns.
Director of Public Works Batt reported Traffic Engineer Gary Rozwadowski of Smith
Engineering has informed Staff the initial traffic tube counts performed on Ridgeview Drive
at Bull Valley Road did not meet signal warrants as required by the McHenry County
Highway Department. Director Batt continued to explain Warrant No. 11 was satisfied
during the preliminary analysis. However, a representative of the McHenry County
Highway Department, Brad Cousins, stated a signal would not be permitted by the
McHenry County Highway Department at this location, based exclusively on Warrant No.
11. Mayor Cuda suggested this information be provided Council in writing.
Director of Public Works Batt continued, providing Council with a status update on
the City's three drainage projects:
■ Edgebrook School Area: Director Batt noted the final design was near
completion by City engineering firm Baxter and Woodman. The permitting
process will be initiated and Staff was still attempting to discover property
ownership of the McHenry Country Club weir.
■ Bull Valley Road east of Green Street Area: Director Batt noted, as no funds
were budgeted in the 2000-2001 Fiscal Year, this project will be addressed
during budget discussions for the 2001-2002 Fiscal Year.
■ Lakeland Park Area: Director Batt stated Staff will be presenting the next phase
of this project for Council review at the December 6, 2000 regularly scheduled
Council Meeting. He noted this phase has been expanded to address drainage
problems being experienced on Oak Drive.
In conclusion, Director Batt stated initial advertising efforts for a wastewater
treatment plant operator have proven unsuccessful. Noting the ad had been rewritten to
attract a more specific, better qualified candidate, Director Batt requested Council approve
the re-advertising for the wastewater treatment plant operator. Council directed Staff to
continue advertising for a wastewater treatment plant operator replacement.
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Chief of Police Kostecki reported the McHenry Police Department had obtained a
loaner radar trailer which was being placed throughout the City of McHenry corporate
limits in an effort to educate and inform the general public about vehicular speed. He also
reported the City of McHenry Police Department is in receipt of four of the in-car video
camcorders to be utilized in association with the "Driving Under the Influence" statewide
program.
City Administrator Lobaito requested Council consider deferring the proposed —`
policies and 2001-2002 Capital Improvements Projects Program to the Finance and
Personnel Committee for further consideration and formal recommendation. Council
directed City Administrator Lobaito to schedule a Finance and Personnel Committee
Meeting with input from Finance and Personnel Committee Chairman Alderman
Murgatroyd.
City Clerk Althoff reminded Council of the McHenry County Municipal Association
Christmas Dinner scheduled for Monday, December 11, 2000 beginning at 6:00 p.m. at the
McHenry Country Club. She noted the City of McHenry is hosting the event.
NEW BUSINESS
Alderman Glab informed Staff, although the Inland Capital Fund LP sign had been
relocated as per Council direction, the original significantly large sign framework remains.
Staff responded the issue would be investigated and resolved.
ADJOURNMENT
Motion by McClatchey, seconded by Glab, to adjourn the meeting at 8:43 p.m.
Voting Aye: Bolger, Glab, McClatchey, Baird.
Voting Nay: None. _
Absent: Murgatroyd.
Motion carried.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:43 p.m.
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