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REGULAR MEETING

VILLAGE BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF LAKE VILLA

June 10, 2009

 

CALL TO ORDER:                   The Regular Meeting of the Village Board of the Village of Lake Villa was called to order at 8:00 p.m. on June 10, 2009 at the Lake Villa Village Hall.

 

SALUTE THE FLAG:                The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Loffredo.

 

ROLL CALL:                             Roll call indicated the following present:  Mayor Loffredo; Clerk Brownlee; Attorney Bateman, Trustees Dykstra, Harms, Jelinek, McDonald and Trkla. Trustee Battistone was absent.  With a quorum present the meeting was called to order.

 

MINUTES:                                   It was moved by Tr. McDonald and seconded by Tr. Harms to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of the Village Board of May 27, 2009.

ROLL CALL VOTE WAS:         AYES:    5              MOTION CARRIED

 

MAYOR:                                    

Executive Session/Personnel

Litigation which is Probable

Or Imminent                                It was moved by Tr. McDonald and seconded by Tr. Harms to go into Executive Session at the end of the regular meeting for the purpose of Personnel and Litigation which is Probable or Imminent.

                                                      ROLL CALL VOTE WAS:         AYES:    5              MOTION CARRIED

 

Repair Railroad Crossing          The railroad crossing on Route 132 will be closed to traffic for repair from June 26th through July 1st and then the Cedar Avenue crossing should be repaired about three weeks later.

 

Class “F” Liquor License          It was moved by Tr. Harms and seconded by Tr. McDonald to approve the dates of June 27, July 11, September 5 and October 10, 2009 for a Class “F” Liquor License for Tir Na Nog on Deep Lake Road.

                                                      ROLL CALL VOTE WAS:         AYES:    5              MOTION CARRIED

 

FINANCE:  Accounts

Payable                                        It was moved by Tr. Dykstra and seconded by Tr. McDonald to approve the Accounts Payable for invoices due on or before June 10, 2009 in the amount of $404,185.39.

                                                      ROLL CALL VOTE WAS:         AYES:    5              MOTION CARRIED

 

WATER & SEWER:

Pay Request #15 – Water

Facilities Building                      It was moved by Tr. Harms and seconded by Tr. Jelinek to approve Pay Request #15 in the amount of $50,087.74 from Maxim Construction Corporation for the Water Facilities Building project, per the Engineer’s recommendation, contingent on receipt of lien waivers and certified payroll records, to be paid from the bond issue proceeds.

                                                      ROLL CALL VOTE WAS:         AYES:    5              MOTION CARRIED

 

ROADS & STREETS:

Resolution 2009-06-01               It was moved by Tr. Jelinek and seconded by Tr. Harms to adopt Resolution 2009-06-01 approving improvements of the entire Ishnala Country Estates Subdivision with construction not to exceed $395,200.00.  If during construction unforeseen circumstances arise that would increase the cost above this set amount the village will cause the construction to be limited to the amount of work to be completed within the set project budget of $395,200.00.

                                                      ROLL CALL VOTE WAS:         AYES:    5              MOTION CARRIED

 

Change Order                             It was moved by Tr. Jelinek and seconded by Tr. Harms  the proposed change order with Payne and Dolan relative to the Ishnala County Estates for a total contract price not to exceed $395,200.00 with such contract to be divided into two phases.

                                                      ROLL CALL VOTE WAS:         AYES:    5              MOTION CARRIED

 

PLANNING & PUBLIC

PROPERTY:

Pay Request #3 – Mansion

Park (OSLAD Grant),

Phase I                                         It was moved by Tr. McDonald and seconded by Tr. Jelinek to approve Pay Request #3 from Maneval Construction Co., Inc. for Phase I of the Mansion Park project in the amount of $95,457.80, contingent on completion of work, receipt of certified payroll records and lien waivers, to be paid from the park accumulations fund.

                                                      ROLL CALL VOTE WAS:         AYES:    5              MOTION CARRIED

 

Survey Under Rte 83

Bridge                                          It was moved by Tr. McDonald and seconded by Tr. Harms to approve a survey of property under the Rte 83 bridge not to exceed $3,500.00.

                                                      ROLL CALL VOTE WAS:         AYES:    5              MOTION CARRIED

 

PUBLIC SAFETY:                    

Purchase Digital Car Video       It was moved by Tr. McDonald and seconded by Tr. Jelinek to authorize the purchase of a “Watch Guard” digital car video not to exceed $4,900.00.

                                                      ROLL CALL VOTE WAS:         AYES:    5              MOTION CARRIED

 

ORDINANCES &

LICENSES:

Resolution 2009-06-02               It was moved by Tr. Trkla and seconded by Tr. Harms to adopt Resolution 2009-06-02, (RE:  Prevailing Wage Act).

                                                      ROLL CALL VOTE WAS:         AYES:    5              MOTION CARRIED

 

BUILDING & ZONING:

Sign Permit Request

Lakewood Tower                       It was moved by Tr. Harms and seconded by Tr. Trkla to authorize the Mayor to sign the request form for Lakewood Tower 320 N. Milwaukee Ave sign permit prior to forwarding to the Architectural Review Board .

                                                      ROLL CALL VOTE WAS:         AYES:    5              MOTION CARRIED

 

Zoning Compliance

Weston Solutions, Inc.             It was moved by Tr. Harms and seconded by Tr. McDonald to authorize the Mayor to sign the request for Weston Solutions, Inc. at 408 Monaville Rd.

                                                      ROLL CALL VOTE WAS:         AYES:   5              MOTION CARRIED

 

Zoning Compliance

Insurance Pro Agencies, Inc.   It was moved by Tr. Harms and seconded by Tr. McDonald to authorize the Mayor to sign the request for Insurance Pro Agencies, Inc. of 203 W. Grand Ave., Ste 102.

                                                      ROLL CALL VOTE WAS:         AYES:    5              MOTION CARRIED

 

CITIZENS TO ADDRESS

THE BOARD:                            Dominic Scardino had some questions regarding the date that repairs would begin on the Grand Avenue  railroad crossing.

 

Insurance                                    It was moved by Tr. Dykstra and seconded by Tr. Harms to authorize the renewal of the health insurance contributory plan with terms and conditions to be the same as expiring and the life, accidental death and disability as expiring and the contributory dental plan with terms and conditions also the same as expiring.

                                                      ROLL CALL VOTE WAS:         AYES:    5              MOTION CARRIED

 

                                                      RECESS:  8:50 pm.

 

RECONVENE:                           It was moved by Tr. Harms and seconded by Tr. Trkla to reconvene the regular meeting of the Village Board at 9:50 p.m.

                                                      ROLL CALL VOTE WAS:         AYES:    5              MOTION CARRIED

 

ADJOURNMENT:                     It was moved by Tr. Harms and seconded by Tr. Jelinek to adjourn the regular meeting of the Village Board at 9:55 p.m.

                                                      ROLL CALL VOTE WAS:         AYES:    5              MOTION CARRIED

 

 

 

  

 

                                                                               

                                                     

 

APPROVED BY ME THIS______________________DAY OF__________________________, 2009

 

 

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FRANK M. LOFFREDO, MAYOR  

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ALICE K. BROWNLEE, VILLAGE CLERK