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Mount Prospect Journal INSIDE Village May Borrow Household Hazardous Music Festival Fans ******C R LOT 0041A**C071 S8 Million For ProjectsWaste Collection Set Out Across MP MT PROSPECT PUBLIC LIBRARY Page 4A Page 10A Page 3B 10 S EMERSON ST STE 1 RAT PRCW..P"PrT IIRrtrIRA.:Mic rtrirtf14 4 4 II 1..11...11....1.1.11....11...1.11.1...1.1....1111 11.1 MOUNT PROSPECT JOURNAL Vol. 89 No. 34 Journal & Topics Media Group I journal-topics.com I Wednesday, August 21, 2019 I $1. Water, Streets 3rd Fire In 9 Days At Plant By MC F. ANDERSON the third time in nine days, each at approximately 2:57 a.m. with and a half, according to Mount Get Most Journal & Topics Reporter fire was ruled accidental. an unknown chemical substance. Prospect Fire Chief Brian Lambe!. Saturday (Aug. 16), a 40 -gallon Crews arrived and used Purple -K, Metropolitan Water Reclama- Even though Mount Prospectcardboard container was found a dry chemical, to put out the fire. tion District of Greater Chicago, In Five- firefighters responded to a pack- on fire outside of Multi -Pack No injuries were reported and the MPFD and Mount Prospect Public Solutions, 1804 W. Central Rd., fire department left within an hour (Continued on page 2A) Year Plan aging manufacturing company for The Mount Prospect Village Board and Finance Commis- sion discussed the village's preliminary 2020 to 2024 Com- munity Investment Program (CIP) at a special workshop on Tuesday, Aug. 13. This was the first presenta- tion of the five-year capital plan. The preliminary 2020 to 2024 CIP gives an in-depth overview of the village's long- term needs. The total cost for the proposed projects is $138,070,776 for the next five years. This doesn't mean the village will spend money on all of the projects listed; CIP only identifies what the village would like to complete. The CIP will now be under consideration during village budget meetings held during October. Some of the CIP projects of note are: Category 700: Water System ($34.8 million); Cat- egory 705: Resurfacing ($34.7 million); Category 702: Flood Control ($12.8 million); and Category 706: Public Building Construction & Improvements ($123 million). Category 700 would include Green Means Go a water system expansion Police hold up traffic on Central Road as next wave of bicyclists exits Melas Park bound for one of three local routesduring Saturday's annual ($6 million), constructing an Mount Prospect Family Bike Ride. See mote photos on page 5A. (Tom Wessell/Journal photo) interconnect to the Northwest Water Commission ($5.5 mil- lion) and constructing a second elevated tank ($2 million). The remaining balance would go Algonquin & Busse to deep well rehab, pumping Crash Damages Parked Cars At station improvements and other infrastructure. The wa- Mount Prospect police received Northbound Busse from Al- Sill could not confirm the exact light pole. ter system category includes a 9- l -1 call at 2:08 p.m. Monday to gonquin to Dempster was briefly number of vehicles involved in Fire Chief Brian Lambel said the $18.4 million water main respond to a multiple vehicle crash shut down for the investigation the crash, but could confirm that that the driver of the car that rolled over ended up crashing into parked replacement. on the northbound lanes of Busse and clean-up, according to Crime there were multiple; one car landed (Continued on page 2A) (Continued on page 2A) Road, just north of Algonquin. Prevention Officer Greg Sill. on its side and another struck a Des Plaines Doesn't Need'Pot' Sales. Here's WhyOFF THE RECORD, PAGE 14A Page 2A I Wednesday, August 21, 2019 I The Journal www.journal-topics.com PUBLIC MEETINGS Wednesday, Aug. 21 nomic Development ral Resources Commis- 57 school board, 7 Commission, 8 a.m., sion Special Meeting, p.m., Fairview Elemen- Mount Prospect Park Village Hall, 50 S. Em- 7 p.m., City Hall, 8 N. tary School, 300 N. District Board of Com- erson St. Elmhurst Rd. Fairview Ave., Mount missioners, 7 p.m., Prospect Central Community Prospect Heights Natu- Mount Prospect Fi- Center, 1000 W. Central ral Resources Com- nance Commission, 7 Monday, Aug. 26 Rd., Mount Prospect mission ComEd Prairie p.m., Village Hall, 50 S. Town Hall, 6 p.m., City Emerson St. Prospect Heights City Thursday, Aug. 22 Hall, 8 N. Elmhurst Rd. Council Regular Meet- Mount Prospect El- ing, 6:30 p.m., City Mount Prospect Eco- Prospect Heights Natu- ementary School Dist. Hall, 8 N. Elmhurst Rd. drainage improvements ($600 project addressing public building CIP thousand). construction and improvements," Category 705 includes the street according to the preliminary CIP (Continued from page 1A) improvement program ($23.09 document." Category 702 includes Leveemillion), corridor street lighting In May, the Journal published, 37companion storm sewer im-($4.7 million), bike path improve- "What's On Village's State Fund- provements ($9.4 million); Mc-ments ($3.08 million) and newing Wish List," which further Donald Creek bank stabilizationsidewalks ($1.35 million). detailed some of the projects the ($1.5 million) and neighborhood Category 706 "picks up any village would like to complete. Firefighters responded to Multi - monitored the situation and the Fire Pack Solutions for two different Metropolitan Water Reclamation fire alarms on Wednesday, Aug.District was on scene Aug. 7. Il- (Continued from page 1A) 7. The first was for a smolderinglinois Environmental Protection Works worked together to ensure chemical detergent inside of a bulkAgency (IEPA) was notified to that the small amount of chemical container. It was removed and the"ensure cleanup of the incident Aftermath of Monday's crash at Algonquin and Busse. (MPFD photo) on the ground didn't go into theremaining chemicals were moved meets all state, federal and local sewers. The fire department didn'tinto a refrigerated semi -trailer toguidelines," the fire department vehicles with people in them; flow any water, but the two sewers keep the chemical cool . The second said Aug. 8. one individual was transported in the area were sealed off with sand occurred in the semi -trailer which Multi -Pack Solutions specializes Crash to Lutheran General Hospital in in case of rain. became "heavily involved with in turnkey packaging and custom (Continued from page 1A) Park Ridge and the other refused Multi -Solutions' clean-up com- fire" due to the chemical detergent's manufacturing. cars at the northeast corner oftreatment and signed a release pany began cleaning up, but theoxidizing nature, according to a Damage costs are unknown at Algonquin and Busse. form, according to Lambel. amount of the unknown chemical Mount Prospect Fire Departmentthis time. Multi -Pack Solutions While there were multiple Their injuries are unknown at on the ground was minimal, saidpress release from Aug. 8. was not immediately available for vehicles, there were only twothis time. Lambel. Hazardous materials technicians comment. or OUNT PROSPECT ME SUNDAYS THROUGH OCTOBER 20 I 8AM-1PM EAST COMMUTER LOT AT NORTHWEST HIGHWAY AND EMERSON 1 SAVE THE DATE' MARCHE FRANCAIS A Farmers Market with ADVENTURE MINI -GOLF a French Twist HISTORY DAY 18 -holes on a fun, challenging course with an old mining town - BAKE SALE! theme. Creeks, obstacles, artifacts, and a beautiful waterfall. Buy one admission & get one free with this ad, until 9/30/19. GET THE FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN! Check out a wonderful array of fruits, vegetables, herbs, flowers and other one -of -a -kind goodies. Parking is available near the market, at the west commuter lot, the Chase Bank Parking Lot, Emerson Street Parking Mountain View Deck and on south side of the tracks. We are a food drop off location for the Mount Adventure Center Prospect Food Pantry and a collection site for used eyeglasses and hearing aids. Sponsored by the Mount Prospect Lions Club. For more information visit mplions.org MINI -GOLF 6 BATTING CAGES SKATE & BMX PARK PARTIES 510 E. Algonquin Rd. Des Plaines 847-391-5733 DPParks.org No cash value. Not valid with other offers. Code M V181 f 10, VILLAGE HALL 150 S. EMERSON STi MOUNT PROSPECT IIL 60056 847.392.6000 www.journal-topics.com The Journal Wednesday, August 21, 2019 I Page 3A People Mover Delayed O'Hare's Airport Transit System, or "people mover", will remain closed until Taking 'Pulse' the holiday season, according to the Chicago Department of Aviation. CDA Commissioner Jamie Rhee Dignitaries Celebrate Launching Of New Milwaukee Ave. Express Bus Service thanked airline partners, rental car opera- tors, shuttle bus drivers and travelers for By TOM ROBB their patience while the transit system Journal & Topics Reporter has been out of service. The CDA late last year said service was expected to Niles, Chicago, state, federal and regional resume this fall. officials joined Pace Suburban Bus officials "This has been a challenging project, at the Niles Veterans Memorial Waterfall for frustrating at times, but the end result the official launch of Pace's new "Pulse" will bring a new level of reliability and service Thursday (Aug. 15). convenience to O'Hare," Rhee said. The new Milwaukee Avenue Pulse When complete, a new fleet of ve- service comes after more than a decade of hicles will transport travelers between planning. It is the first of several planned the airport's terminals, economy parking express bus routes across the region within lots and recently completed multimodal the next decade. facility on Zemke Boulevard, which The new service, which began Sunday, consolidates rental car and shuttle bus Aug. 11 along Milwaukee Avenue in Chi- operations, as well as provides direct cago and Niles, between the Jefferson Park access to O'Hare for Metra riders.
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