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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes - 11/20/1985 - City CouncilREGULAR MEETING WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1985 7:30 P.M. The Regular Meeting of the McHenry City Council was called to order by Mayor Busse on Wednesday, November 20, 1985 at 7:30 p.m. in City Council Hall. At: roll call the following Aldermen were present: Bolger, Lieder, Mtg. McClatchey, Nolan, Smith, Snell, Serritella, Teta. Absent: None. City Attendance staff in attendance were Supt. Batt, Attorney Narusis, Clerk Gilpin, Park Director Merkel, Chief Joyce. Motion minutes of the Voting by Serritella, seconded by McClatchey, to accept November 13, 1985 Regular Meeting as presented. Aye: Bolger, Lieder, McClatchey, Nolan, Smith, Snell, Serritella, Teta. Voting Nay: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. the Mayor Busse called to order a Public Hearing for the purpose of conducting a TEFRA Hearing on the Tyshenko Hotel Industrial Rev- enue Bond. At roll call the following Aldermen were present: Bolger, Lieder, McClatchey, Nolan, Smith, Snell, Serritella, Teta. Absent: None. The Mayor reported that notice of a Public Hearing to be held at this meeting by the City Council on a proposed financing of an industrial project had been given by publication of an appro- priate notice on November 5, 1985 in the McHenry Plaindealer-Northwest newspapers, a newspaper having a general circulation within the City of McHenry. The Mayor announced that any tax payer, resident or other interested person would be given an opportunity to express their views orally or in writing for or against a proposed financing and the location and nature of the industrial project and the proposal for the City to issue its Industrial Development Revenue Bonds in a principal amount not exceeding $2,500,000 for the purpose of financing costs of an Indus- trial Project for McHenry State Bank as trustee under Trust No. 3428 for the benefit of John Tyshenko and Tamara Tyshenko, residents of Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Attorney Samuel Diamond, representing McHenry State Bank and John and Tamara Tyshenko, described the proposed industrial project which consists of the acquisition, construction and equipping of a 55 to 58 unit motel with a banquet hall for up to 400 people, indoor swimming pool, whirlpool, restaurant and cocktail lounge on an approximate 10 acre tract of land located on the west side of Illinois State Route 31 approximately 1,650 feet south of Bull Valley Road and abutting the present Northern Illinois Medical Center pro- perty in the City of McHenry and which project is to be leased to and operated by Tyshenko Inc., an Illinois Corporation as a motel and related facilities. Mayor Busse asked if there were any comments from persons in attendance in the audience. There was no reply. The Mayor asked if any written comments had been submitted at the Office of the City Clerk prior to the meeting. She replied that none had been received at her office. After all taxpayers, residents and other interested persons who desire to do so had expressed their views orally or in writing for against the proposed financing and the location and nature of the industrial project, the Mayor directed that the Public Hearing be closed. Motion Hearing at 7:35 Voting Voting Absent: Motion carried. Motion Barb's Hallmark encroachment on Voting Voting Absent: Motion carried. by Nolan, seconded by Bolger, to adjourn the Public p.m. Aye: Bolger, Lieder, McClatchey, Nolan, Smith, Snell, Serritella, Teta. Nay: None. None. by Bolger, seconded by Nolan, to grant the request of at 1238 N. Green Street for a waiver of the City sidewalk property. Aye: Bolger, Lieder, McClatchey, Nolan, Smith, Snell, Serritella, Teta. Nay: None. None. Council Mtgs Pub. Hrg. Industrial Revenue Bonds Bldg. & Zoning Misc. Violations Wednesday, November 20, 1985 page 2 Water Dept. Motion by Bolger, seconded by Nolan, to authorize and Improvements approve payment to Na-Con Services Inc. in the amount of $44,496 for Grants Payment Request No. 4 on the Elevated Storage Tank No. 2 as recommended by Baxter & Woodman. Voting Aye: Bolger, Lieder, McClatchey, Nolan, Smith, Snell, Serritella, Teta. Voting Nay: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Water Dept. Motion by Snell, seconded by Nolan, to authorize and approve Improvements payment to Illinois Hydraulic Construction Co. in the amount of $71,910.32 as their final request for Elevated Storage Tank No. 2 Grants water main connection as recommended by Baxter & Woodman. Voting Aye: Bolger, Lieder, McClatchey, Nolan, Smith, Snell, Serritella, Teta. Voting Nay: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Water Dept. Motion by Nolan, seconded by Bolger, to authorize and Improvements approve the payment of 123,344 to Driessen Construction Co. as Payment Request No. 4 for Well No. 7 Iron Removal Plant work as recommended by Baxter & Woodman. Voting Aye: Bolger, Lieder, McClatchey, Nolan, Smith, Snell, Serritella, Teta. Voting Nay: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Motion by Nolan, seconded by Bolger, to authorize and approve payment of the bills as submitted: GENERAL FUND 21271 Ace Hardware 681.81 21272 Ace Hose and Rubber Co. 26.23 21273 Adams Bros. Radiator Service 127.51 21274 Adams Bros. Steel Service 126.06 21275 R.A. Adams Enterprises 502.53 21276 Alco Stores 55.88 21277 Alexander Battery Co. 30.00 21278 Alexander Lumber Co. 17.15 21279 Almar Company 233.00 21280 Althoff Industries 192.72 21281 Ben Arvidson & Sons Inc. 14.00 21282 AT & T Information Systems 840.70 21283 Auto Tech Centers Inc. 1,225.16 21284 Automatic Data Processing 149.71 21285 Badger Uniforms 35.50 21286 Barrington Transportation 129.50 21287 Blackhawk Communications 66.00 21288 Blue Cross/Blue Shield 8,649.31 21289 Building Officials & Code Administrators 120.00 21290 Bolgers Drug Store 26.15 21291 Botts Welding and Truck Service 28.40 21292 Brake & Equipment Co. 451.76 21293 Brand Oil Co. 280.44 21294 Buss Ford Sales 44.73 21295 Carey Electric Contracting 4,381.39 21296 Casey Equipment 181.88 21297 Century Business Systems 144.67 21298 Chancellor Datacomm Inc. 107.00 21299 Commonwealth Edison 6,628.44 21300 Community Auto Supply 4.47 21301 Crystal Lake Tire & Battery Inc. 432.79 21302 Curran Contracting 148.50 21303 Curtis Industries 627.85 21304 D & J Automotive Supply 36.40 21305 AB Dick Products Co. of Rockford 88.00 21306 Roy Diedrich Electric Rodding 62.50 21307 AC Dyna-Tite Corp. 42.35 21308 Eby Brown 17.93 21309 Elmhurst Chicago Stone Co. 399.15 21310 Enterprise Ready Mix 115.00 21311 Fischer Bros. Construction Co. 600.00 21312 Fox Valley Systems 56.80 Wednesday, November 20,1985 page 3 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED 1313 George P. reund Inc. 516.75 21314 Freund Equipment Inc. 14.46 21315 Gann Associates 3,500.00 21316 Goodyear Truck Tire Center 638.86 21317 Grayslake Feed Sales 218.00 21318 Great Lakes Fire & Safety Equipment Co. 24.32 21319 Haines & Co. 261.74 21320 Illinois Bell Telephone 1,401.68 21321 Illinois Lawn Equipment Inc. 170.40 21322 Industrial Towel & Uniform 116.22 21323 Instrument Sales Corp. 7.98 21324 Jepsen Tire Company 172.00 21325 Jewel Food Stores 129.36 21326 K & K Tool & Mfg. Co. 90.00 21327 Kay's Vending 159.20 21328 P.O. Knuth Co.. 21.28 21329 Lake Auto Body Inc. 76.40 21330 Lakeland Distributors 688.68 21331 Lee & Ray Electric 365.28 21332 Lyle Signs 478.31 21333 McHenry Auto Parts 549.31 21334 McHenry Auto Body 100.00 21335 McHenry County Construction Supply 293.60 21336 McHenry County Municipal Association 105.40 21337 McHenry Lumber Co. 111.60 21338 McHenry Oil Co. 6,518.37 21339 McHenry Plaindealer 62.40 21340 McHenry Plaindealer 58.66 21341 McHenry Printing Services 1,158.45 21342 McHenry Sand & Gravel 4,263.66 21343 McHenry Tire Mart 188.00 21344 McHenry Woodstock Disposal 436.80 21345 Meade Electric Co. 236.08 21346 Mechanics Choice 95.86 21347 Millstream Coin Wash 20.00 21348 Richard Miller 487.50 21349 Mitchell Buick -Oldsmobile GMC 364.85 21350 Narusis & Narusis 16,162.42 21351 Nennah Foundry Company 405.09 21352 Northern Illinois Gas 250.46 21353 The Office Shoppe 185.85 21354 Petersen Sand & Gravel 73.96 21355 Photo Forum 152.52 21356 Pitney Bowes 145.50 21357 Primrose Oil Co. 309.21 21358 Radicom Inc. 130.87 21359 Raycraft Septic Service 110.00 21360 Richmond Cement Products 525.00 21361 Rockenbach Chevrolet Sales 346.62 21362 Rockford Industrial Welding Supply 177.73 21363 RPM Bearings and Drives 219.36 21364 Rydin Sign & Decal 1,222.50 21365 Sargent Sowell Inc. 52.51 21366 VOID --- 21367 The Signmaker 12.70 21368 Simplex Time Recorder 823.20 21369 Skokie Valley Asphalt 3,111.50 21370 Smith Engineering Consultants 100.00 21371 So -White Co. 119.60 21372 SRECO 114.91 21373 Stan's Office Machines 87.55 21374 Sullivan Foods 7.91 21375 Sunnyside Company 21.15 21376 Think Green Landscaping 190.00 21377 Michael Todd and Company 162.38 21378 United Laboratories 337.05 21379 Unites States Leasing 142.10 21380 V & J Repair Service 31.50 21381 Wang Laboratories 124.87 21382 Warning Lites of Illinois 455.76 21383 I.C. Webb & Associates 84.06 N84 Western Union 158.25 2 5.00 1385 21417 Western Union West Side Tractor Sales Co. 76.21 21418 Robert F. White & Co. 169.51 21419 Xerox Corp. 84.98 21420 Zep Manufacturing 60.48 Wednesday, November 20, 1985 WATER/SEWER FUND page 4 3191 Ace Hardware 88.85 3192 Adams Bros. Steel Service 17.00 3193 Althoff Industries 38.00 3194 AT & T Consumer Sales & Service 9.00 3195 AT & T Information Systems 11.48 3196 BIF 333.13 3197 Baxter & Woodman 7,952.20 3198 Big Wheels 1,055.31 3199 Blue Cross/Blue Shield 529.38 3200 Brand Oil Co. 186.96 3201 Bruce Municipal Equipment 308.33 3202 Buss Ford Sales 22.74 3203 Carey Appliance 12.95 3204 Century Business Systems 144.68 3205 Chapman and Cutler 3,800.00 3206 Commonwealth Edison 12,724.49 3207 Illinois Bell Telephone 404.89 3208 Industrial Towel and Uniform 294.72 3209 Rick Jager 12.00 3210 Jepsen Tire Company 594.00 3211 K & K Tool & Mfg. Co. 170.00 3212 Lakeland Distributors 56.06 3213 Marblehead Lime Co. 1,199.88 3214 McHenry Auto Parts 81.89 3215 McHenry County Dept. of Health 247.00 3216 McHenry Oil Co. 813.45 3217 McHenry Woodstock Disposal 35.00 3218 Northern Illinois Gas 419.95 3219 Petersen Sand & Gravel 36.86 3220 Primrose Oil Co. 206.14 3221 Reliance Safety Equipment Corp. 91.86 3222 Tom Scott Enterprises 300.00 3223 SRECO 252.12 3224 United Laboratories 115.39 3225 Wang Laboratories 249.74 3226 Jack Ward P.E. 262.00 3227 Wastewater Collection Systems Institute 195.00 3228 Zep Manufacturing 110.30 3230 Illinois Hydraulic Construction Co. 71,910.32 3231 Driessen Construction Co. 23,344.00 3232 Na-Con Services 44,496.00 Voting Aye: Bolger, Lieder, McClatchey, Nolan, Smith, Snell, Serritella, Teta. Voting Nay: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. John Durkin, of Arthur Gallagher & Co. addressed the Council concerning renewal of property, liability, automobile and crime coverage insurance. Durkin reported that International Insurance Company was offering the City a complete and competitive renewal program with a risk management approach. Alderman Lieder, Chairman of the Finance Committee reported that the Finance Committee recommended acceptance of the proposal as presented by Gallagher. Basic cost of the insurance would be $61,421 which was a 42 percent increase over last year. Using the 1985 loss figures, the premium would be $73,679 for a 71 percent increase. If the City experiences maximum losses of $85,000, the cost of insurance premiums could be $146,421 or a 340 percent increase. Alderman Teta asked that he be allowed to check the figures with his constituents at Allstate Insurance Company. Motion by Lieder, seconded by Bolger, to accept the Insurance insurance proposal as presented by Gallagher and if additional information is received from Alderman Teta after he reviews the policy program a Special Meeting would be called to reconsider the matter. Voting Aye: Bolger, Lieder, McClatchey, Nolan, Smith, Snell, Serritella, Teta. Voting Nay: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Wednesday, November 20, 1985 page 5 Motion by Bolger, seconded by Serritella, to pass a resolution providing for the financing by the City of McHenry, McHenry County, Illinois, of an Industrial Project, authorizing the issuance of a $1,750,000 Industrial Development Revenue Bond, Series 1985 (McHenry Motel Project) and confirming the sale thereof; and authorizing the execution and delivery of a loan agreement, a mortgage and security agreement, and indenture of trust, a bond purchasing agreement and related documents. Voting Aye: Bolger, Lieder, McClatchey, Nolan, Smith, Snell, Serritella, Teta. Voting Nay: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Mayor Busse reported that the total cost of oversizing the sanitary lines at the J.B. & Clara subdivision (Tyshenko Motel Project) was $46,745. Attorney Diamond said that Tyshenko had entered into a contract with Gluth Brothers Construction for subdivision improvements and the oversizing of the lines. Tyshenko would enter into an agreement with the City to pay their share for oversizing of the lines. Motion by Nolan, seconded by Bolger, to enter into an agreement with Tyshenko for oversizing the lines at an approximate cost of $46,745 subject to review of the improvement by City Engineers Baxter & Woodman. Voting Aye: Bolger, Lieder, McClatchey, Nolan, Smith, Snell, Serritella, Teta. Voting Nay: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Motion by Bolger, seconded by Snell, to change the Regular City Council Meeting of Wednesday, December 18, 1985 to Monday, December 16, 1985. Voting Aye: Bolger, Lieder, McClatchey, Nolan, Smith, Snell, Serritella. Voting Nay: Teta. Absent: None. Motion carried. Motion by McClatchey, seconded by Serritella, to call a Special Meeting on Monday, December 9, 1985 at 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of discussing the review of the Zoning Ordinance with consultant John Gann & Associates. Voting Aye: Bolger, Lieder, McClatchey, Nolan, Smith, Snell, Serritella, Teta. Voting Nay: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Mayor Busse announced that he was appointing Aldermen Serritella, McClatchey, Nolan and Teta to the Environmental Advisory Committee with Alderman Nolan to serve as Chairman. He asked that interested persons submit applications to also serve on this committee. Motion by Serritella, seconded by McClatchey, to accept the low bid of Flowerwood of Crystal Lake to draft a landscape plan for Pearl Street Park at a cost of $2,500 with payment to be made from the Developer Donations Fund. Voting Aye: McClatchey, Nolan, Smith, Snell, Serritella, Teta. Voting Nay: Bolger, Lieder. Absent: None. Motion carried. Motion by Serritella, seconded by McClatchey, to instruct the Park Director to actively pursue construction of the Gazebo in Pearl Street Park so that it could be completed by June 15, 1986. Voting Aye: Lieder, McClatchey, Nolan, Smith, Snell, Serritella, Teta. Voting Nay: Bolger. Absent: None. Motion carried. Industrial Revenue Bonds Agreements Sewer Line Repairs & Exten- sions Appointments Environmental Advisory Ctte. Parks-Misc. Parks-Misc. Wednesday, November 20, 1985 page 6 Mayor Busse called for a recess at 9:12 P.M. The meeting reconvened at 9:28 P.M. Sewer Line Motion by Bolger, seconded by Smith, to grant the request of Repairs Superintendent Batt and authorize the expenditure of up to $2,000 for televising the sewer line between Elm and Pearl Streets on Riverside Drive. Voting Aye: Bolger, Lieder, McClatchey, Nolan, Smith, Snell, Serritella, Teta. Voting Nay: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Motion by Bolger, seconded by Nolan, to authorize the Mayor to sign an engagement letter with Yapelli & Ketchmark of Crystal Lake Audits for audit of the Green Street Lift Station and Pioneer Center Grant at a cost of $1,200 with payment to be made from the Grant Fund and to authorize the Mayor to sign an engagement letter with Yapelli & Ketchmark for an audit of the Revenue Sharing Funds at a cost of $1,000 to be paid from the Revenue Sharing Fund so as to be in compliance with the Federal Revenue Act and Regulations. Voting Aye: Bolger, Lieder, McClatchey, Nolan, Smith, Snell, Serritella, Teta. Voting Nay: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Liquor Motion by Nolan, seconded by Snell, to extend the regular Control closing hours for taverns on New Years Eve by one hour. & Licenses Voting Aye: Bolger, Lieder, McClatchey, Nolan, Smith, Snell, Serritella, Teta. Voting Nay: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. City Clerk announced that a letter had been received Council November 18, 1985 from Sam Diamond, Attorney for Cunat Brothers, Mtgs.- requesting that they be allowed to withdraw their petitions for Special annexation and zoning for multi -family housing on property located on Mtgs. Green Street abutting the south side of Knox Park. A notice was published for a Special Council Meeting to be held December 2, 1985 at 7:30 P.M. for a proposed annexation agreement. This meeting would be cancelled. Motion by Smith, seconded by McClatchey, to adjourn. Voting Aye: Bolger, Lieder, McClatchey, Nolan, Smith, Snell, Serritella, Teta. Voting Nay: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 10:12 P.M. CITY CLERK MAYOR COMMITTEE MEETING OF THE WHOLE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1985 7:30 P.M. Mayor Busse called to order a Committee Meetiing of the Whole at 7:30 P.M. on Monday, November 18, 1985 at City Hall. At roll call the Council following Aldermen were present: Bolger, Lieder, Snell, Serritella, Mtgs.- Teta. Absent: None. Nolan, McClatchey, Smith. City staff in Ctte. Mtgs. attendance were Supt. Batt, Clerk Gilpin. of Whole Also in attendance were Jim Rakow, County Superintendent of Highways; Chuck Weingart, Bill Russell, Bill Ross, Bill Beese, Ed Buss, Don Doherty, Dean Cunat of the McHenry County Officials; Joan Schwegel, Bill Wilson, Earl Osmon, George Spyrnal of the McHenry City Plan Commission; Karen Karpawich of the McHenry County Highway Department; Mike Pasquale, Gene Hervert and Jim Bates of Barton-Aschmann Associates, Inc. and Tony Oliver of the McHenry Plaindealer. 7 See newspaper report of meeting below. E;rub 4 , �_'� +�+ more`beneticlal�to;+ ByAhthaiy bllver J, �0'. ,5 -�:fiscal ye 4 p�1111 It paid be < a ,:fig '" {+ "`' 'people who sincerely want informa-� IierNd* i k�r- ' '' t When completed; them will' be a, `.tion, f Rakow said. "The only crltl •. McHenry•" County transportation +;. Und road from Route 31 tq. clam is that Joe Doe doesn't get to offlciels�Are .proceeding with plans Ytharlver aprldge aIco tion;.` make a�blg_gpee% +triont; _4 to build a',southerh'and eastern by-�,,.frbm'i vet ftkd-to, Route'at: �eyeryaa►e: F. pass around• McHenry — including t Chapel HW'' P40. The' 11m►ted-pe m0ting is scheduled foi Mon i the -long long-awaited Valley Road : cess'approach', would-'be.north of, -day,d ea e, a McIle}nry Cl " OF Bding, ' ¢rid a across We Fox River. '" , 'Erse all' . eeyy James Rakow,+ county highway 950iaet j s s +'ry "` .< i E ttaupp �reaeons the.bypasa commissloner,''and county. board • prbjectt4was broken. Into three', members met with McHenry alder- : ^ phases; the bridge, the eastern I U me�►and plan commission members ;r y .section and Bull Valle Road. 4`' at a-� cgmmlttee-meeting-of•the- w "The county officials favored come, wholo'Monday nlght.'ln McHenry.! pleting the bridge and eastern con• , The conversation concerned the.by ,'.' section before doing any significant,, pFLas„bridge construction and' Ups,work to�8ull Valley'.Road.' This ' city's participation in the effort.:" , rE would ool get the bypassally,. as functioning, ll blat , Rakow noted that file bridge had'. The etty does not hay the where long''been apart poi the 'county's i�•, , l Comprehensive Traffic Plan and ad= k' ;.r k r� , wt to fund phase 3 and never., mitted It was feasible.! According to "'." ' Askol�a,uggested a public eating will 's d 'A1d,s ,V�'Hijnmw $.Olger Rakow,the county Will fund the $6.e-Tbe heldrQopen4houge"+where the, • ;;,I�n "', .' ' million (estimated) project with3oasf'plans and engineers would 'be air+a,.= 'R� kow,said the county was look-�; cal funds 9Ya .•4n,6•' ", ,t•fy+' if.,-ceitala'pplacefat'a.,certainte+to ainglor participation l4 the project,' `f Coµnty Board Chairman Ed. Buss gmeet twtth• lnterested^people:''The, 'notl$ec narily-totals°funding.' He, s+�ld $1.4 million'has already, been Ffcomments made b,those attending. ',pfltued ut ,thgt' the �elty�recelves let aside for the bridge. He said the would be part'of tha;englneeCs; M _a troard,ls setting gstde $7fI0,000 each 'port to.lhe wtuty ,��i, i'�i" ;t . :' ;` BYPASS —Page 2A ..,fin ,f., , (Continuedfrom ,pagelA) ) Federal' Aid Urbenq (FAU) funds, 't used to; Phase 3,of the project. it which -could be /used, keeping' In' .y' "The bottom line Is that when the mind in,Ithetlme comes (for phase 3) there will future 'developme area. °" ;" '4 be cooperation all along the way; i . "There was never' any Indication I+;Rakow said. ' !•! of city participation in this. This is ::'Rakow' sald'the projected costs county land, not city -land. lt's'not "were broken down into $3.4 million our responsibility;' Bolger said.'6foe thefbridge,'51,4 million for the Wedon'thavethe moneytWecould.'Aeasteri0connectlop to•Route� participate as best we cenY,; "I ' 120/Chapel Hill Road, and $1.8 mil - "You can start at Wisconsin and + lion to reroute Bull Valley Road. ' go' to Aurora without'finding'a `- He added thatahe countyls look+.' brldge,.built,�wlthin' the "iast; 501; ing for ways to speed up the process. years;' Buss sald.i He pointed to i; If funded at the current rate, bridge recent constructions at Pearl Street r�: construction„ could start in .ilve } In McHenry, Rawson's Bridge'Iand �"years, phase 2 in eight years.and Route 120, but remarked that ese °. phase 91n 30 or years, '1 are replacements not new ones. ,, "� -' Ald. Michael'Teta (2nd) asked if The count board clwrmeq •said Bull V. ey Road could handle the " McHenry Isyfar, ahead ol'any Qther 'traffic.lRakow replied that Chicago communit in terms o tyd'dol; Area Transportation Study (CATS)„' lars spent In the area. 4 k 'jj��$' ` and 'Bartoq Aschmann projections ! r "One of, the reasons You are'in Indicate# a use'of about 7,000-cars' that position Is bec�usefyou art Ico. , per day,;As Is, RAkowsald„the road r !operative," ,Buss,)saldl,"At ,this' could handle 12,000 per day. Barton`` j, point, as tar as�we are•conceo` $ Aschmann is a constjlting,tirm,re '� " ` talnedb a unt f F ; `,other people are not.coopevativer , t•.,,, Yth go Y''ft He'referred to curreat•problems. •� When.,weibuild a' f3.4' million .r 1,.4,, with the proposed; Algon a bypass,, siructyre,'vyls expect lit:to be used which has met, strop ppoa tics "and not, be a, burden,'; Buss said: ' ,,,;,which ! from area res(dents �'`I, i ' '' t "Thirty-miles-an•hour• is``r counters ; "If those others stop "t, DIs.Wct produMtve,",+,This ,was one reason,'; 1 P2 (McHenry) ,won't'get cne�rljesas the co ty opted to build a limited i much money, tr Buss''sald, fTak ec toad rather than construct a what you can and b, j►ap� pj with It. bridg t ttul agd of the exteUng Bull McHenry' Mayoi WWlam fuss Valleye cad., •,a:�,` r echoed some of thelconferna ve -B r. ald;�tLe wanly peeled to 140� spending city`•tnoneyr a `p feet 3wld a blic ng, adfnitting that . i '1 outside of the corporats llml( He some play,' t Ing,tO'be �5 �e � 4 r, commented that evep it the propert happpy iC0 , ' !' , � ` north of the bypass we annexedt,, V' We',�e 'not talking thousands of oBu11 Valleyawoutd + '+al !!t peopletwh0'wW'be'impacted,'4Buss4 1 road e' s� *, ,. ', said. ltetaid adjacent property own -,,I f 'H you want to maintain it, Xpu' enat►d ivlc leery' Shores, residents. „welcome to," Rakow Bald. He 4o wouldi�ave-cbncerns<ebeut,lmpartt.,,� also II the land we annexed, d del jh and oper contributi opllght+.well•fb