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Kankakee County Board Meeting September 12, 1989 10:00 A.M.
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INVOCATION: County Board Member, Douglas Graves introducing Rev. John Best.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
ROLL CALL:
7f2AU MINUTES OF THE LAST MEETING: ad6jVd_,, CLAIMS COMMITTEE REPORT:
COMMUNICATIONS: 1. Thank you from Dode and Ed Safarin for memorial sent for the loss of their son-in-law 2. Thank you from Louis Minelli for flower sent while in the hospital. 3. Thank your from Wilma Sherman for planter sent while she was hospitalized. 4. Thank you from the family of Al Wadley for flowers sent at the time of his death. 5. Thank you from the Staff at Care Inn for donation made in memory of Gladys Eastman. 6. Letter from Albertina Grise Forewormen after inspection ,9 the Detention Center. 7. Letter from the Illinois Department of Transportation regarding Audit No 56. 8. Letter fron the Illinois Department of ransportation regarding Audit No 57. q - (L, i2 - /0- DEPARTMENT REPORTS: 1. Building Code monthly report for August, 1989. 2. County Clerk's monthly report for August, 1989 jji)i— 3. Animal Control monthly report for August, 1989. 4. County Treasurer's monthly report for August, 1989 5. County Collector's monthly report for August, 1989. () 6. Circuit Clerk's monthly report for August, 1989 7. County Coroner's monthly report for August, 1989. 8. Recorder of Deed's monthly report for July, 1989. RESOLUTIONS: 1. HIGHWAY AND BRIDGE COMMITTEE A. Execute Agreement with Illinois Dept of Commerce and P County Affairs and Kankakee County. I- o .
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LOQ1' B. Execute Agreement between Kankakee County and State of Illinois for FAS Route 311 (County Highway 9). and improvements to township Roads TR 158 and TR 11 in Manteno Township. C. Execute Agreement between the State of Illinois and Kankakee County regarding the jurisdictional transfer of FAS Route 311 (County Highway 9) from Illinois Route 50 to the Village of Manteno extending easterly +5.42 miles to a point +0.29 miles west of County Highway 17
I,J /I11' D. Resolution appropriation of funds for the improvment of County Highway 9/FAS 311 Manteno Township Roads 158 and 11 & 3rd Street. E. Resolution assuming jurisdiction of County Highway State 9/FAS 311.
2. PLANNING AND ZONING COMMITTEE A. ZBA-89-9 Petitioner Byron and Joe Tom special use permit for tourist park. B. ZBA-89-10 Amendment to the Kankakee County Zoning Ordinance.
3. SALARY/PERSONNEL/AUTOMATION COMMITTEE A. Increasing the minimum hours for IMRF participation add to 1000 hours.
4. FINANCE COMMITTEE a A. International Corridor Contribution ~e 5. ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE -J' A. Agreement with State of Illinois, Central ci O47 Management Services for maintenance program for employee classification. B. Re-Appointment to the Kankakee County Home Extension C U r Council Larry Huffman
6. COUNTY CLERK/TREASURER'S COMMITTEE OJK A. Disposal of Voting Machines B. Polling Place Change-Manteno #2 to Snyders Electric. C. Appointment to the Manteno Fire Protection Dist.- Richard Hagenow. D. Appointment to the Manteno Fi re Protection Dist.- Leo Hassett
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7. JUDICIAL AND STATES ATTORNEY COMMITTEE adppf A. State's Attorney Appellate Prosecutor
OLD BUSINESS
NEW BUSINESS /
A. One vacancy on the Welfare Service Committee-Department of Public Aid.
B. One vacancy to the Private Industry Council Board
C. One Vacancy to the Kankakee County Health Board- member is a member at large. D c:1I!
A motion to audit the per diem and adjourn this adjourned meeting of June 13, 1989 to October 10, 1989 at 10:00 A.M. in County Board Room #109, Courthouse, Kankakee, Illinois
3 Kankakee County Board Meeting September 12, 1989 10:00 a.m. The meeting of the Kankakee County Board, Kankakee County, Illinois held pursuant to the adjourned meeting of June 13, 1989, was called to order by the Chairman, Mr. Hendrix on September 12, 1989 at 10 a.m. with the following members present: Mr. O'Connor, Mr. Huot, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Hendri. x, Mr. Davis, Mr. Jensen, Mr. Tripp, Mr. Bertrand, Mr. Riegel, Mr. Bretveld, Mr. Graves, Mr. Piekarczyk, Mr. Minelli, Mr. Dailey, Mr. Young, Mr. Howery, Mr. Stump, Mr. Meling, Dr. Sergeant, Mr. Wenzelman, Rev. Rucker, Mr. Washington, Ms. Shutter, Mr. Mackin, Mr. Ryan, Mr. Breault. Members Absent: Mr. Martin and Mr. Greenley. Quorum Present: Invocation was given by Rev. John Best. County Board Member Doug Graves made the introduction. The Board recited the Pledge of Allegiance. The minutes of the last meeting were presented to the Board, and on the motion of Mr. Stump and second of Mr. Dailey the reading of the minutes was waived and stand approved as recorded. motion carried. CLAIMS COMMITTEE REPORT: The Claims Committee submitted a report recommending the claims be adopted for payment. A motion to adopt the claims for payment was made by Mr. Davis and seconded by Mr. Stump. County General Claims and County Highway claims are included in this action. Motion carried on a roll call vote of 25 ayes, 0 nays. The original claims list may be found in Claims Book Exhibit "C". COMMUNICATION: 1. A communication was received from Doty and Ed Safiran for memorial sent for the loss of their son-in-law. 2. A communication was received from Louis Minelli for flowers sent while in the hospital. 3. A communication was received from Wilma Sherman for the planter sent while she was hospitalized. 4. A communication was received from the family of Al Wadley for flowers sent at the time of his death. 5. The Grand Jury Report was submitted by Albertina Grise with reference to the inspection of the Detention Center. 6. A communication was received from the staff at Care Inn for a donation made in memory of Gladys Eastman. 7. A communication was received from the Ii Department of Transportation regarding Audit No. 56. 8. A communication was received from the IL Department of Transportation regarding Audit No 57. 9. Letter of resignation of Christine Moriarty on 911 Board. 10. Letter from Cooke Cable Vision A motion to approve the communications was made by Mr. Dailey and seconded by Mr. Huot. motion carried. Dr. Sergeant joined the meeting at 10:15 a.m. DEPARTMENT REPORTS: 1. Building Code Report for the month of August, 1989. 2. County Clerk's Report for the month of August, 1989. 3. Animal Control Report for the month of August, 1989. 4. County Treasurer's Report for the month of July, 1989.
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Kankakee County Board Meeting September 12, 1989 page two 5. County Collector's Report for the month of July, 1989. 6. Circuit Clerk's Report for the month of July, 1989. 7. County Coroner's Report for the month of August, 1989. 8. Recorder of Deed's Report for the month of July, 1989. A motion to approve the Department Reports for filing was made by Mr. Tripp and seconded by Mr. Minelli. motion carried. RESOLUTIONS 1. HIGHWAY AND BRIDGE COMMITTEE A. The Committee submitted a resolution for Board consideration with reference to the execution of agreement with the IL Department of Commerce and Community Affairs and Kankakee County for a grant in the amount of $852,000. A motion to adopt the resolution was made by Mr. Bretveld and seconded by Mr. Jensen. Motion carried on a roll call vote of 26 ayes, 0 nays. B. The Committee submitted a resolution for Board consideration with reference to executing an agreement between Kankakee County and State of Illinois for FAS Route 112 (County Highway 9) and improvements to township Road TR 158 and TR 11 in Manteno Township. A motion to adopt the resolution was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Breault. Motion carried on a roll call vote of 26 ayes, 0 nays. C. The Committee submitted a resolution for Board consideration with reference to executing an agreement between the State of Illinois and Kankakee County regarding the jurisdictional transfer of FAS Route 311 (County Highway 9) from IL Route 50 to the Village of Manteno extending easterly +5.42 miles to a point +0.29 miles west of County Highway 17. A motion to adopt the resolution was made by Mr. O'Connor and seconded by Mr. Washington. Motion carried on a roll call vote of 26 ayes, 0 nays. D. The Committee submitted a resolution for Board consideration with reference to the appropriation of funds for the improvement of County Highway 9/FAS 311 Manteno Township roads 158 and 11 and 3rd Street. A motion to adopt the resolution was made by Mr. Mackin and seconded by Mr. Minelli. Motion carried on a roll call vote of 26 ayes, 0 nays. E. The Committee submitted a resolution for Board consideration with reference to assuming jurisdiction of County Highway State 9/FAS 311. A motion to adopt the resolution was made by Mr. Jensen and seconded by Mr. Davis. motion carried on a roll call vote.
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Kankakee County Board Meeting September 12, 1989 page three 2. PLANNING AND ZONING COMMITTEE A. The Committee submitted a resolution for Board consideration with reference to ZBA #89-9. The request was through petitioners Byron and Joe Tom for a special use permit on a tourist park. A motion to adopt the resolution was made by Mr. Washington and seconded by Mr. Mackin. Motion carried. Mr. Wenzelman abstained. B. The Committee submitted a resolution for Board consideration with reference to ZBA #89-10 amendment to the Kankakee County Zoning Ordinance. A motion to adopt the resolution was made by Mr. Huot and seconded by Mr. Piekarczyk. Motion carried with Mr. Meling voting no. 3. SALARY, PERSONNEL, AUTOMATION COMMITTEE A. The Committee submitted a resolution for Board consideration with reference to increasing the minimum hours for IMRF participation to 1,000 hours. A motion to adopt the resolution was made by Mr. Wenzelman and seconded by Mr. Bretveld. Motion carried on a toll call vote of 24 ayes, 0 nays. 4. FINANCE COMMITTEE A. The Committee submitted a resolution for Board consideration with reference to forwarding a $1,000. to the International Corridors Program. A motion to adopt the resolution was made by Mr. Wenzelman and seconded by Mr. Thompson. Motion carried on a roll call vote of 21 ayes, 4 nays. 5. ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE A. The Committee submitted a resolution for Board consideration with reference to the execution of an agreement between Kankakee County and Central Management Services for the maintenance of the Classification and Evaluation program. A motion to adopt the resolution was made by Mr. Bretveld and seconded by Mr. Tripp. Motion carried on a roll call vote of 24 ayes, 0 nays. B. The Committee submitted a resolution for Board consideration with reference to the re appointment of Larry Huffman to the Kankakee County Cooperative Extension Board with term expiring 8-30-1991. A motion to adopt the resolution was made by Mr. Huot and seconded by Mr. Washington. motion carried. 6. COUNTY CLERK/TREASURER'S COMMITTEE A. The Committee submitted a resolution for Board consideration with reference to the disposal of the electronic voting machine to Voting Machine Service Center, Inc., New York.
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A motion to adopt the resolution was made by Mr. Bretveld and seconded by Mr. Jensen. Motion carried on a roll call vote of 25 ayes, 0 nays. B. The Committee submitted a resolution for Board consideration with reference to a polling place change for Precinct #2, Manteno. A motion to adopt the resolution was made by Mr. TRipp and seconded by Mr. Thompson. motion carried. C. The Committee submitted a resolution for Board consideration with reference to the appointment of Richard Hagenow as trustee of the Manteno Fire Protection District. A motion to adopt the resolution was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Jensen. motion carried. D. The Committee submitted a resolution for Board consideration with reference to the appointment of Vennis Vo9es as Trustee of the Manteno Fire Protection District. A motion to adopt the resolution was made by Mr. Jensen and seconded by Mr. Minelli. motion carried. E. The committee submitted a resolution for Board consideration with reference to the appointment of Leo Hassett as a trustee of the Manteno Fire Protection District. A motion to adopt the resolution was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bretveld. motion carried. F. Chairman Hendrix delayed the reading of the Judges of Election to the last item on the agenda. Refer to Item F under County Clerk/Treasurer's Committee.
G. The Committee submitted a resolution for Board consideration with reference to a polling place change for Norton Precinct #1. A motion to adopt the resolution was made by Mr. Jensen and seconded Mr. Minelli. Motion carried. 7. JUDICIAL AND STATES ATTORNEY COMMITTEE A. The Committee submitted a resolution for Board consideration with reference to an agreement between the State's Attorney's Appellate Prosecutor Division and the County of Kankakee for labor relations service by virtue of the IL Public Labor Relations Act. A motion to adopt the resolution was made by Mr. Wenzelinan and seconded by Mr. Huot. Motion carried on a roll vote of 24 ays, 0 nays. OLD BUSINESS NONE
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NEW BUSINESS: Mr. Huot stated recently President Bush gave his speech on drug abuse. If you watch T.V. you can see reports on drug deals, killings and drug gangs fighting over turfs. If you do not think this is happening in our own back yard your head is in the sand. People have been murdered, people committed suicide and Senior Citizens homes have been invaded, all because of drugs. The money we spend on law enforcement, which we complain about all the time, we could cut in half. We should show the people we mean to put the drugs where they belong. A motion to call for mandatory random drug testing of County employees and refer the matter to Personnel and Administration Committees for study was made by Mr. Huot and seconded by Mr. Howery. Motion carried. Mr. Dailey voted no. Mr. Jensen stated he agrees with this 100% and also feels it should include alcohol which affects this community more than drugs. Mr. Breault: I agree with Mr. Huot, but this will be rough to get through with union contracts. There is great concern over the actually test for drugs. Mr. Dailey: Drug testing also runs about $200. per test. Mr. Huot: According to the FOP President in Chicago, if the testing is not used as disciplinary or punitive measure there should not be a problem. Mr. Washington: The concern is the method of testing, and the testing analysis. Mr. Bretveld: I agree with Bruce and what he said.
Chairman Hendrix announced the following vacancies: 1. Welfare Services Committee, Department of Public Aid 2. Private Industry Council 3. Kankakee County Health Board 4. 911 Vacancy The Chairman then called for Item 6E on the agenda. The Clerk read the Judges of Election. A motion to approve the Judges of Election was made by Mr. Howery and seconded by Mr. Washington. motion carried. A motion to audit the per diem and adjourn this adjourned meeting of June 13, 1989 to October 10, 1989 at 10 a.m. in County Board Room #109, Court House, Kankakee, Illinois, was made by Mr. Stump and seconded by Mr. Bretveld. motion carried on a roll call vote of 19 ayes, 0 nays.
Bruce Clark, Corñty Clerk Resepctfully submitted, Sheila Donahoe
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+++ COUNTY HIGHWAY +++ I SEPTEMBER 12 1989 ++-r+++++++++++++++++++ A'A.D. Mr. Chairman and Members of the County Board: Your Committee on County Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined the following Claims presented, and recommend payment and the clerk is hereby authorized and directed to issue orders to the several claimants, payable out of the, fund as follows:
VENDORS AMOUNT PAID LIST . 47 H $408,297.68 UNPAID - LIST 66 H 24.609.68
TOTALS 113 $432,907.36 ALL of which is respectfully submitted (T' COUNTY AUDITO
CHECK REGISTER PAGE 1 COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND << AS OF 09/12/89 >> CHKS. #5402 & #5403 - VOIDED - ALIGNMENT TESTS CHECK VENDOR NAME / INV NO. INV ANT CREDITS ANT PAID NET ANT 05404 ACE HARDWARE K24598 5.57 . 0.00 5.57 5.57 K24547 7.50 0.00 7.50 7.50 K24431 12.40, 0.00 12.40 12.40 K24244 37.46 0.00 37.46 37.46 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 62.93 0.00 62.93 62.93 05405 AGA GAS CENTRAL, INC. 367238 31.00 0.00 31.00 31.00 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 31.00 0.00 31.00 31.00 05406 ARROW LUMBER CO. 44972 23.99 0.00 23.99 23.99. *** CHECK TOTAL *** 23.99 0.00 23.99 23.99 05407 AT&T INFORMATION 10588987 868.00 . 0.00 868.00 868.00 51416852 7.65 0.00 7.65 7.65 *** CHECK TOTAL ** 875.65 0.00 875.65 875.65 05408 BEE CHEM, INC 89080841 212.70 0.00 212.70 212.70 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 212.70 0.00 212.70 212.70 05409 BELSON STEEL CENTER 95067 43.23 0.00 43.23 43.23 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 43.23 0.00 43.23 43.23
-7 05410 BERRY BEARING CO. 1-116575 3.00 0.00 3.00 3.00 1-116477 16.44 <16.02> 16.44 0.42 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 19.44 <16.02> 19.44 3.42 05411 BLOONQUIST OIL CO. ,INC 6310 663.20 0. 00 663.20 663.20 6143 233.80 0.00 233.80 233.80 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 897.00 0.00 897.00 897.00 '7 05412 BOURBONNAIS SUPPLY, INC 29467 2.80 . 0.00 2.80 2.80 29438 1107.50 0.00 1107.50 1107.50 29382 242.40 0.00 242.40 242.40 29381 368.00 0.00 368.00 368.00 29329 108.01 0.00 108.01 108.01 29330 210.00 0.00 210.00 210.00 29328 68.40 0.00 68.40 68.40 *4 CHECK TOTAL *** 2107.11 0.00 2107.11 2107.11 /0 05413 BOWMAN DISTRIBUTION 10919 55.48 <12.30> 55.48 43. 18 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 55.48 <12.30> 55.48 43.18 S S
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CHECK VENDOR NAME / INV NO. INV ANT CREDITS ANT PAID NET AMT
05414 BYRON JOHNSON'S OFFICE K71292 50.40 0.00 50.40 50.40 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 50.40 0.00 50.40 50.40
054 15 CENTRAL STATES 126433 47.50 0.00 47.50 47.50 126362 174.80 0.00 174.80 174.80 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 222.30 0.00 222.30 222.30 j3 05416 CHENCO INDUSTRIES,INC. 6236 593.25 0.00 593.25 593.25 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 593.25 0.00 593.25 593.25
05417 CITY OF KANKAKEE 505930-0 15.15 0.00 15.15 15.15 502690-0 15. 15 0. 00 15.15 15.15 502680-0 15.15 0.00 15.15 15.15 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 45.45 0.00 45.45 45.45 Ic 05418 CLEVELAND COTTON 8096251 76.86 0.00 76.86 76.86 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 76.86 0.00 76.86 76.86 (b05419 COLOR TILE SUPERMART F372714 31.05 0.00 31.05 31.05 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 31.05 0.00 31.05 31.05
105420 COMPLETE 1144879 83.46 0.00 83.46 83.46 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 83.46 0.00 83.46 83.46
05421 THE DAILY JOURNAL K04200 68.80 0.00 68.80 68.80 ** CHECK TOTAL *** 68.80 0.00 68.80 68.80 (1 05422 DAVE'S TIRE 81256 13.16 0.00 13.16 13.16 81190 97.60 0.00 97.60 97.60 81006 128.75 0.00 128.75 128.75 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 239.51 0.00 239.51 239.51
05 423 DECKER SUPPLY CO. , INC. 52996400 134.61 0.00 134.61 134.61 **4 CHECK TOTAL s** 134.61 0.00 134.61 134.61 Oki 05424 DOMESTIC GARMENT & D199141 25. 15 0. 00 25. 15 25. 15 D199140 24.00 0.00 24. 00 24.00 D207106 25.15 0.00 25.15 25.15 D207105 24.00 0.00 24.00 24.00 D205745 23.15 0.00 23.15 23.15 D205744 24.00 0.00 24.00 24.00 S S
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CHECK VENDOR NAME / INV NO. INV MIT CREDITS MIT PAIL) NET ANT 0.25 - D192475 -- 0.25 0.00 0.25 D297808 25.15 0.00 25.15 25.15 D197807 24.00 0.00 24.00 24.00 D196681 31. 15 0.00 31. 15 31. 15 D196680 24.00 0.00 24.00 24.00 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 250.00 0.00 250.00 250.00
05425 DuBOIS AUTOMOTIVE 52363 202. 16 0.00 202. 16 202. 16 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 202.16 0.00 202.16 202.16
05426 FASTENERS, INC. 505746 19.50 0.00 19.50 19.50 503245 64.88 0.00 64.88 64.88 ** CHECK TOTAL *** 84.38 0.00 84.38 84.38
05427 FINKBINER EQUIPMENT CO F20688 46.18 0.00 46. 18 46.18 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 46.18 0.00 46.18 46.18
05428 FORNEY, INC. 93993 219.60 0.00 219.60 219.60 +** CHECK TOTAL *** 219.60 0.00 219.60 219.60 pip 05429 GENERAL OIL EQUIPMENT C07709 14.86 0.00 14.86 14.86 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 14.86 0.00 14.86 14.86
05430 GORDON ELECTRIC SUPPLY 192243 507.90 0.00 507.90 507.90 ** CHECK TOTAL *** 507.90 0.00 507.90 507.90 at 05431 FARM PLAN P002942 4.08 0.00 4.08 4.08 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 4.08 0.00 4.08 4.08
05432 HOGAN IMPLEMENT CO. RENTAL 1590.00 0.00 1590.00 1590.0V **1< CHECK TOTAL :K* 1590.00 0.00 1590.00 1590.00
05433 HOLOHAN HEATING & 41427 66.00 0.00 66.00 66.00 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 66.00 0.00 66.00 66.00 3! 05434 HOWELL TRACTOR 1020828 51.59 0.00 51.59 51.59 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 51.59 0.00 51.59 51.59
05435 J.B.DISTRIBUTING CO. 86858 5.52 0.00 5.52 5.52 86856 47.76 0.00 47.76 47.76
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CHECK VENDOR NAME / INV NO. INV ANT CREDITS ANT PAID NET ANT
85106 23.90 0.00 23.90 23.90 85819 32.50 0.00 32.50 32.50 85814 72.00 0.00 72.00 72.00 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 261.28 0.00 261.28 261.28 -33 05436 JESTON 4239 332.50 0.00 332.50 332.50 *** CHECK TOTAL 332.50 0.00 332.50 332.50
5437 J.MERLE JONES & SONS 44009164 24.90 0.00 24.90 24.90 44009094 256.91 0.00 256.91 256.91 44008944 14.85 0.00 14.85 14.85 44008932 42.51 <18. 10> 42.51 24.41 44008766 122.00 0.00 122.00 122.00 44008770 14.85 0.00 14.85 14.85 44008747 75.55 <27.70> 75.55 47,85 ** CHECK TOTAL *:* 551.57 <45.80> 551.57 505.77
05438 K. I. D. , INC. 111781 201.50 0.00 201.50 201.50 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 201.50 0.00 201.50 201.50
05439 KANKAKEE AGRI 1432 277.24 0.00 277.24 277.24 *** CHECK TOTAL ** 277.24 0.00 277.24 277.24 '31 05440 KANKAKEE AUTO SUPPLY A74163 113.92 0.00 113.92 113.92 A73839 58.23 0.00 58.23 58.23 A73285 102.88 0.00 102.88 102.88 4** CHECK TOTAL *:** 275.03 0. 00 275.03 275.03
05441 KANKAKEE BUSINESS 7220 74.00 0.00 74.00 74.00 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 74.00 0.00 74.00 74.00
05442 KANKAKEE SERVICE CO. 222 6432.00 0.00 6432.00 6432.00 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 6432.00 0.00 6432.00 6432.00 (o 05443 KANKAKEE SPRING CO. INC 19760 270.21 0.00 270.21 270.21 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 270.21 0.00 270.21 270.21 44 05444 LEtBEAU BROS. , INC. 37686 89.46 0.00 89.46 89.46 37653 23.75 0.00 23.75 23.75 37516 47.50 0.00 47.50 47.50 37288 3.46 0.00 3.46 3.46 37070 74.49 0.00 74.49 74.49 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 238.66 (5 0.00 238.66 238.66 CHECK REGISTER PAGE 5 COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND << AS OF 09/12/89 >>
CHECK VENDOR NAME / INV NO. INV ANT CREDITS ANT PAID NET ANT
05445 LANG AUTO PARTS, INC. 98417 17.16 <7.51> 17.16 9.65 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 17.16 <7.51> 17.16 9.65
05446 N-A-B PAINTS, INC. 1142 30.80 0.00 30.80 30.80 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 30.80 0.00 30.80 30.80
05447 NARQUIE & LAMBERT 21970 33.25 0.00 33.25 33.25 22411 10.27 0.00 10.27 10.27 *** CHECK TOTAL ** 43.52 0.00 43.52 43.52
05448 MARTIN IMPLEMENT SALES 33640 226.35 0.00 226.35 226.35 33269 69.28 0.00 69.28 69.28 32497 896.65 <125.30> 896.65 771.35 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 1192.28 <125.30> 1192.28 1066.98 Lf4 05449 McGINNIS ELECTRIC 7529 710.88 0.00 710.88 710.88 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 710.88 0.00 710.88 710.88 05450 MEL'S WHEEL ALIGNMENT UNIT #1 27.40 0.00 27.40 27.40 *:4 CHECK TOTAL *::*:* 27.40 0.00 27.40 27.40 05451 MERCON SUPPLY 9363-00 5.83 0.00 5.83 5.83 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 5.83 0.00 5.83 5.83
05452 MEYERS PETROLEUM, INC. 56718 22.60 0.00 22.60 22.60 56633 64.25 0.00 64.25 64.25 45096 120.00 0.00 120. 00 120.00 56101 36.03 0.00 36.03 36.03 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 242.88 0.00 242.88 242.88
05453 NORTHERN ILLINOIS GAS 62132027 15.25 0. 00 15.25 15.25 62132022 80.09 0.00 80.09 80.09 ** CHECK TOTAL 95.34 0.00 95.34 95.34
05454 THE OLDE SAW SHOP 8564 5.00 0.00 5.00 5.00 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 5.00 0.00 5.00 5.00
05455 JAMES W. PIEKARCZYK FOOD 3.95 0.00 3.95 3.95 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 3.95 0.00 3.95 3.95 S S
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CHECK VENDOR NAME / INV NO. INV ANT CREDITS ANT PAID NET ANT 9 05456 POSTMASTER POSTAGE 150.00 0.00 150.00 150.00 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 150.00 0.00 150.00 150.00 64 05457 POWER-PACK CONVEYOR CO 100914 51.00 0.00 51.00 51.00 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 51.00 0.00 51.00 51.00
05458 PRATT SUPPLIES, INC. 18822 15.96 0.00 15.96 15.96 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 15.96 0.00 15.96 15.96
~l05459 RA-CO COMMUNICATIONS 25055 15.00 0.00 15.00 15.00 24756 206.70 0.00 206.70 206.70 K** CHECK TOTAL *** 221.70 0.00 221.70 221.70 61 05460 RADIATORS UNLIMITED 23896 25.00 0.00 25.00 25.00 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 25.00 0.00 25.00 25.00 Id 05461 REEDS RENT ALL & SALES 08677 43.55 0.00 43.55 43.55 08554 8.40 0.00 8.40 8.40 08515 143.40 0.00 143.40 143.40 **< CHECK TOTAL •* 195.35 0.00 195.35 195.35
05462 RUDER TRACTOR 20816 11.50 0.00 11.50 11.50 20654 173.96 0.00 173.96 173.96 20412 26.08 <10.00> 26.08 16.08 11986 1034.95 0.00 1034.95 1034.95 20184 34.80 0.00 34.80 34.80 20183 22, 10 0. 00 22. 10 22. 10 * CHECK TOTAL **. 1303.39 <10.00> 1303.39 1293.39 bo 0546:3 SEARS,ROEBUCK & CO. 70179101 10.35 0.00 10.35 10.35 70502511 27.84 0.00 27.84 27.84 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 38.19 0.00 38.19 38.19
05464 SHELL OIL COMPANY 0825723 68.52 0.00 68.52 68.52 *** CHECK TOTAL *t* 68.52 0.00 68.52 68.52
05465 SNAP-ON-TOOLS 41805260 319.95 0.00 319.95 319.95 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 319.95 0.00 319.95 319.95 (03 05466 TRACTOR SUPPLY CO. 6622052 4.50 0.00 4.50 4.50 5474998 28.93 0.00 28.93 28.93 S
CHECK REGISTER PAGE 7 COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND
CHECK VENDOR NAME / INV NO. INV ANT CREDITS ANT PAID NET ANT
*** CHECK TOTAL *** 33.43 0.00 33.43 33.43
05467 UNION HILL SALES 17273 491.59 <0.58> 491.59 491.01 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 491.59 <0.58> 491.59 491.01
05468 WARNING LITES OF ILL. 440849 664.86 0.00 664.86 664.86 439139 648.98 0.00 648.98 648.98 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 1313.84 0.00 .1313.84 1313.84
05469 XEROX CORPORATION 21898226 100.00 0.00 100.00 100.00 13897805 79.00 0.00 79.00 79.00 21664282 220.27 0.00 220.27 220.27 *** CHECK TOTAL *** 399.27 0.00 399.27 399.27
***** REPORT TOTAL *k* 24827. 19<217. 51> 24827. 19 24609.68
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STATE OF ILLINOIS ) )88. County Board Term______COUNTY OF KANKAKEE
September 12 A. D. 19 89
Mr. Chairman and Members of the County Board: Your Committee on County Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined the following claims presented, and recommended payment and the clerk is hereby authorized and directed to issue orders to the several claimants, payable out of the fund as follows: Name of Claimant For What Fund Amount
1. Bourbonnais Supply, Inc. Supplies Co.Hwy.Fd. $ 108.32 2. Byron Johnson's Office Products Supplies Co.Hwy.Fd. 45.04 3. Consumers Illinois Water Co. Accounts Co.Hwy.Fd. 40.01 4. Commonwealth Edison Co. Accounts Co.Hwy.Fd. 2,524.55 5. Glade Bros.Plumbing Outlet Shop Supplies Co.Hwy.Fd. 9.54 6. Hwy.Payroll Clearing Acct. Payroll Co.Hwy.Fd. 30,138.82 7. Illinois Bell Phone Bills Co.Hwy.Fd. 314.98 8. No. Illinois Gas Accounts Co.Hwy.Fd. 96.67 9. Twp.Officials of Illinois Assoc.Membership Co.Hwy.Fd. 50.00 10. Union Hill Sales & Service Supplies Co.Hwy.Fd. 301.54 11. Wolohan Lumber Co. Supplies Co.Hwy.Fd. 14.81 12. John Frauenhoffer & Assoc. Hydraulic Report Co.Bridge Fd. 1,200.00 13. John Grosso & Sons Work Contract Co.Bridge Fd. 766.25 14. Kankakee Concrete, Inc. Work Contract Co.Bridge Fd. 31,517.93 15. Tobey's Const. & Cartage, Inc. Work Contract Co.Bridge Fd. 21,015.32 16. Azzarelli Const. Co. Work Contract Co.M.F.Tax 1,781.56 17. John Grosso & Sons Work Contract Co.M.F.Tax 60,848.57 18. Hwy. Payroll Clearing Acct. Payroll Co.M.F.Tax 3,486.94 19. Manteno Limestone Co. Material Co.M.F.Tax 3,769.88 20. Vulcan Materials Co. Work Contract Co.M.F.Tax 8,956.81 21. Azzarelli Const. Co. Work Contract Twp.M.F.Tax. 1,110.40 22. John Grosso & Sons Work Contract Twp.M.F.Tax 31,138.84 23. Pembroke Twp.Road Dist. Treas. Labor Twp.M.F.Tax 1,280.00 24. Tobey's Const. & Cart., Inc. Materials Twp.M.F.Tax 13,367.37 25. Triangle Const. Co. Materials Twp.M.F.Tax 64,337.89 26. Wilking Trucking Materials Twp.M.F.Tax 60,050.47
27. Vulcan Materials Co. Materials Twp.M.F.Tax • 1,832.28 28. Kankakee Concrete Inc. Work Contract Twp.Bridge Prog. 1,986.66 29. Tobey's Const. & Cartage, Inc. Work Contract Twp.Bridge Prog. 9,671.36 30. First Trust & Say. Bk. Fed.W/H Tax Dep. Hwy.P.C.Acct. 4,291.32 31. First Trust & Say. Bk. Soc.Sec.Tax Dep. Hwy.P.C.Acct. 2,495.91 32. Ill. Dept. of Revenue State W/H Tax Dep. Hwy.P.C.Acct. 926.96 33. KKK City Empl. Credit Union Empl.Payroll Deduct. Hwy.P.C.Acct. 1,246.00 34. KKK County Treasurer Flexible Spending Ded. Hwy.P.C.Acct. 391.55 35. Clk Circuit Court Wage Deductions Orders Hwy.P.C.Acct. 504.84 36. Cash Misc. Expenses Co.Hwy.Fd. 35.09 ) 0 - All of which is respectfully submitted.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS )88.) County Board Term_____ COUNTY OF KANKAKEE
September 12 A. D. 19 89
Mr. Chairman and Members of the County Board: Your Committee on County Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined the following claims presented, and recommended payment and the clerk i8 hereby authorized and directed to issue orders to the several claimants, payable out of the fund as follows:
Name of Claimant For What Fund Amount
37. E-lwy.Payroll Clearing Acct. Payroll Co.M.F.Tax $ 3,311.16 38. Hwy.Payroll Clearing Acct. Payroll Co.Hwy.Fd. 29,898.99 39. First Trust & Say. Bk. Fed.W/H. Tax Dep. Hwy.P.C.Acct. 4,304.62 40. First Trust & Say. Bk. Soc.Sec.TaxDep. Hwy.P.C.Acct. 2,464.66 41. Ill. Dept. of Revenue State WIH Tax Dep. Hwy.P.C.Acct. 915.89 42. KKK City Emplo.Credit Union Emplo.Payroll Deduct. Hwy.P.C.Acct. 1,246.00 43. KKK County Treasurer Flexible Spending Ded. Hwy.P.C.Acct. 391.55 44. Clk.Circuit Court Wage Deduct. Order Hwy.P.C.Acct. 504.84 45. I.M.R.F. IMRF Empl.Deduct. Hwy.P.C.Acct. 2,866.47 46. KKK County Treasurer Empl.Ins.Prem. Hwy.P.C.Acct. 639.02 47. Olympic Federal Pur.U.S.Sav.Bonds Hwy.P.C.Acct. 100.00
$408,297.68
All of which is respectfully submitted.
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?INTED: 9/11/ES VOUCHERS PROCESSED FOR 09/12/29 PAGE:
VENDOR FUND VOUCHER CL4IMS - DESCRITI0N VOUCHER- AMOUNT
1 ALl, Y, .D., S Y E D I. 001 65913 EXPERT PSY EXAM 89CF283 11000.00
2 AMOCO CL COMPANY 001 85914 EMER3 GAS 131.97
6 ASSOCIATED RADIOLOGIST 001 85915 PRIS XRAYS 21.50
6 4DCPAFT PRINTERS 001 85916 M03ILEHOME TAX BILLS 500.98 OD1 €5917 LINE NEGS FOR PRINTING 177.00 677.98<
14 A'l-ECOv, DIvISION 001 85918 FNGRPRNTR RHTL E/E9 -- o.00
24 A&M COMMUNICATIONS 001 85919 AC/RENEREINSTL RADIOLTBR 151.00 001 85920 PAGER/MONITOR/BATTERY' 300.25 001 65921 RADIO MA COR/AC9/69 13250 001 65922 RADIO RPP/MAINT CONTRACT 651.87 1,235.62<
73 AGA GAS CENTRAL INC 001 85923 SPECIALTY GAS AC 86.40
209 BRADLEY ANIMAL HOSFTL 001 65924 - PARAMITE/FLEA -DIP-
212 BYRON JOHNSON OFFICE 0 ci 1 85925 VARIOUS OFF SUPPLY AUG 496.96 001 - 65926 VARIOUS- OFF SUPPLYAUG 7320 001 85927 CABINET/ORGANIZER 440.26 -
- 1,010.44<
214 BEAUPRE TDWING/REPAIR 001. 85928 SOD RPRS/NAINT 829.93 001 85929 SOD MAINT RRS 512.27 13422O<
219 SROOKS,PH. 0. ,JAMES 001 85930 PSY 1ST/OR? THPY 9/89 11000.00
222 BOBS RUBBER SIN? SHOP 001 85931 RPR RUBBER STAMPS 28.00
- 231 BRAYS RESTAURANT 001 ---- - 85932 JURY MEALS -- 14329
247 DMA 001 85933 __ T _ ONER FOR PRINTER 112.00
266 5ARKER,EO3.,CO. INC. 001 65934 CELL BLOCK SUPPLIES 381.34
272 B.4RTHELS PASTRY SHOP 001 85935 - PRIS BERYJULY89 2-5-2-. 00 031 85936 PRIS BAKERY AUG 9 238.80 490.80<
275 BENOIT DESIGN 001 65937 5 PHOTOSTATS OF MAPS 35.03
278 OURIDNNAIS LOCKSMITH 001 85938 - CH SECURITY DOORS/ALARMS - 2070.05 2D2 BAUKUS, ERWIN J. 001 85939 PUS DFNDR PSY RTNR 9/89 - 950.00
299 BUSINESS ECOROS CORP 001 85940 PUNCH CARD VOTING SYSTEM 151, 554.52 PRINTED:— 9/11/39 ) VOUCHERS PROCESSED FOR 09/12/89 PAGE: 2
VENDOR 'LAME F!JND ) VOUCHER CLAIMS-OESCIPTION VOUCHER-AMOUNT
301 ERADSURY, JACOUELYNN 001 85941 REZM3 INS OVERPYMNT 3/39 70.00 ) 1015 CIRCLE PEST CONTROL 001 35942 PEST CONTROL SRV 3/39-- - 13000
1037 CENTRL STATES GRAPHIC 001 35943 INK/HAND CL-NR/PLATES 240.10
' 001 85944 PRINT MACH SUP?LIES - - ______257.80<
1047 CROWN PRESS 001 85945 -- TYPESETTIGUG -- 11650
1054 CITY OF KANKAKEE RIVER 001 35946 RVR PTRL 112 COUNTY COSTS 93.75
1064 COX, WILLIAM 031 35947 SANK TRAVEL JULY/AUG - - 52.50 1073 CARTER LU9ER CO 001 85943 STUDS/DRYWALL/DOOR CM 254.24 .1 001 35949 STUDS/DRYWALL/DOOR CM 14.52 001 85950 - CH - SEC/BLD3 SUPPLIES 59•34______333T0<
1132 COMPLETE INDUSTRIAL 001 85951 CH/ANCHORS TAP & DIE SET 154.35
1802 DOMESTIC GARMENT Z 001 85952 PRIS LAUNDRYAUG 39 232.05
1809 DAILY JOURNAL 001 85953 JUV NOTICE JULY 89 262.60 001 85954 SCHL 3D ELEC NOTICE 5.00 267.60< DIV. OF MANAGEMENT S 001 85955 BOILER INSPECTION DC 20.00 rh 1831 - - - DU30IS AUTOMOTIVE - 001 _8595_6 SDRPR73 - 27:12 16531327 DEANS DAIRY PRODUCTS 001 85957 PRI5 MILK PRODS AUG39 - 40.36
2300 EAGLE SUPERMARKET p146 001 35953 PRIS FOOD AUG 69 743.39
2309 ENGLEWOOD ELEC SUPPLY - 001 35959 BUL3S1FL000STCOPDDC 73433 - -- 001 35950 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES CM 94.24 001 35961 CM/ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 103.12
2503 FOGEL, KENNETH 001 65952 - -- LG7/26 /22 - - 303.49
2515 FOT0-UIC:< 001 85963 PHOTO WORK 12.27 001 85964 INVESTIGATION PHOTOS/FILM 252.92
-- - 255.19
2521 THE DELIVERY NETWORK 001 85965 PRIS COMMOD FOOD AUG 39 28.63
2556 FA3ER FLORAL Co. ooi 85966 EMPL FLOWERS AUG 129.00
' 2334 G2EENLEE'S SUPPLY HSE 001 35967 DC/SPIC&SPAN-SOAP 001 85963 CM/FLOOR CL'G SUPPLIES 1P6.1J
i -. --- - PRINTED: 9/11/39 VOUCHERS PROCESSED FOR 09/12/39 PAGE: 3
NAME VENDOR FUND - VOUCHER CLAIMS-DESCRIPTION VOUCHER-AMOUNT
- - -- 290.5O 2.350 GENERAL OIL EQUIPMENT 001 35969 - - - - ONE REELCRAFT WATER REEL 274.03 3309 HCEY4ELL, INC. 001 35970 DC/AUTOMATCJN MA TO 1211 6,250.03 3322 HEWLETT PACKARD - 001 35971 CMPTR MA DC 8/23 9/22 - - 3326 H.L. HAMENDE 001 35972 -- DCIRCDQUT SEWER LINE 45.00 ' 3345 HOLIDAY INN CONFERENCE 001 35973 CO.'F LODGING 3/27,30 179.35 3355 HERMAN'S ART GRAPHIC 001 35974 - KROY REPAIRS - 001 35975 COMP PLAN MATERIALS 212.32 - - - - 001 35976 5 DRWR/14 DRWR SHEET FILE 42.00 - 001 85977 cPSThIAZO PA?ER 158O 450.35< - 3365 - HENNINGS, JONATHAN 001 35978 9ArPMt3/16 10708
4003 ILLINOIS 3LUEPRINT 001 85979 MICROFILM CAMERA BULB 4.50 4091 ST IL GEOLOGICAL SRVY 001 35980 5 MAPS 21.25 4101 INDIANA FRUIT MARKET 001 85981 RISPRODCE3/39 ___47705
4113 ILLINOIS FRUITEPRODUCE 001 35932 PRIS FOOD 8/89 3,353.25
IDEAL COMPUTER SYSTEM 001 35963 2 CMPTR PRINTER RI33ONS 11.90 4131 ILL. FIRE 3 POLICE 10? 85934 7FIREkO5E7 7 JOZZLE nsoa 001 85985 I4121 2 HALOGEN BULBS 13.00 - 204.00< 4159 JAFFE'S DRUG STORES 001 35936 ?RIS RX/MEO SUPPLIES AUG 430.81 4153 JESSEN,MD, RONALD C. - 001 35937 - 2NECR0PSYS - - 130000 001 85983 2 NECROPSY CASES 700.00 2000.00< 4175 JOHNSON'S ACE HARDWARE 001 35939 TRAYS/?VC CLNR/TUBING CH 41.75 4179 INTERSTATE BRANDS 0 CORP 001 35950 BREAD PRODUCTS AUG - - 001 35991 PAjS BREAD 'RODS AUG 39 143. 35 345.70<
4451 KINKADE, ?AIJL 001 35992 SLOG CODE MLG 7121 3/23 276.73 - ) 4453 K'S MERCHANDISE MART 001 85993 INVESTIGATIONS FILM -- 3?1T32 - 4462 KANKA: VOUCHER-AMOUNT VENDOR NAME FUN') VOUCHE? CLAIMS-DESCRIPTION —130:00 4465 KANKAKEE 3USINESS MACH -- 001 35996 VAR1OUSR1330NS 001 85997 RI3SONS/CASSETTES 15.45. 357.45< 4499 KANKAKEE LABOR RECORD 001 33993 RESOL. PREVIL. WAGES 294.75 3J3.15 - KRAFT PAPER SALES 001 35999 - CH/C-FOLDS/T0I TISSUE 001 86000 A3/C-FOLDS/TOI TISSUE 333.15 1500 001 36001 DC/C-FOLDS/TOt TISSUE 610.95 V LEASH 35.00 V 4521 - KISS MFG. CO . - 001 36002 100 CONTROL CHOKE 293.99 4524 KINGS COURT 001 36003 JURY MEALS 2750 -- 4529 KRANZ, INC. 001 86004 DC/TOILET TISSUE - - V V 392.94 4532 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREAS. 001 36005 FUEL/ESOA/PRO3 7/26 8129 001 - 8600 SOD1RIVPATROLFUEC878O 5703539 5,473.33< V .- V V - 4537 KANKAKEE CO EXTENTION our 86007 (CC LEASE Y/69 IIJUU.UU 119.25 4877 LIVING COLORS PAINT 001. 86003 CH/15 GALS PAINT 17.75 4393 LOCKWOOD CHEVROLET 001 86009 AC/TRUCK RPR V 1,200.00 -- 4903 LINTON CONCRETE 001 86010 HANDICAPWALKCH M3S IDENTIFICATION INC 001 119.00119.03 V 356 MCGRATHWHALEN 001 86012 CU SEC/ VIRCO TABLE -I 001 86013 TONER/ENVELOPES 398.50 001 86014 4BXTOUER VARI0US 2327OO - 001 86015 4 CS SAVIN 2000 PAPER 151.60 001 86016 COPIER LEASES 1,559.39 — z47cr9:< 78.00 5357 MCCONNELL CORPORATION 001 SoUl? SRV CALL ON AC CHILLER 4,875.00 • 5353 M 2, M SHEETMETAL 001 86018 INSTALL AIRCOND/CRT ST 001 36019 INSTALL DUCTS/AIR GRILLES 1,397.00 250.03 5339 MAKKAY AUTO 300Y INC 001 Eó020 SOD RP LESS DEDUCTAELE 197.26 5454 MERCON SUPPLY 001 36021 HANDICAP STOOL CU 001 86022 WHEELCHAIR LAy/FAUCETS CU 402.24 001 86023 AS REDUCE VALVE - 624. 66< 6 TIRES 534.30 5455 MAROUIE Z LAMSERT 001 36024 (NOT MA COVERED) .57.50 I 5461 VMONT:Vj)MERY ELEVATOR CO 001 ELEV RPR PRINTED: 9/11139 VOUCHERS PROCESSED FOR 09/12/39 PAGE: 5 VENDOR N A M Z FUND VOUCHER CLAIMS—DESCRIPTION VOUCHER—AMOUNT 5465 MERLINS MUFFLER 001 86026 SOD MUFFLER RPR 32.00 5477 :IEDcENTRE LABCRATORY 001 86027 LTTOPSY FEES - - 33400 001 86,323 PRLS BLOOD TESTS 11.00 395.00< 5478 MICROTEK 001 86029 2 PANASONIC PRINTERS DC 893.00 5436 MIRRIELEES CHEVROLET 001 86030 - SOD RPR/MALNT - 124.51 5492 MROZYNSKI,C.S.R.,MARIL 001 36331 ZBA TRANSCRIPTS 7/11/89 162.50 5502 MULTIGRAPHICS 001 86032 PRINTING SUPPLIES 31.90 - 55 4 OTOROLA (. & tF IN UUi 0ou ),) MUALLLM?(T fJJMLt RADIOS .FfJ.UU . 507 MARTINO PAPER i ENV.CC ____ 001 8603586034 ______PRINTING SUPPLIES 466.93 001 3525 832.13< 5522 MELS WHEEL ALIGNMNT & 001 86036 AC TRUCK RPR 33 FORD 135.52 001 86037 LINE FRONT END 37D4 13.00 203.52< 1) 6265 NATIONAL ANIMAL 001 86038 4 ANIMAL CONTROL MANUALS - 91.80 300 - NJ ART SIGNS INC. - -- 001 86039 SIGNSFORcSECURITY 555775 it 302 NORTHEAST IL CIRCUIT 001 36040 112 FISCAL 39 DUES 75.00 •554 OCE INDU3TRIES INC. - - 001 86041 2 CS REVERSAL DISPERSANT 127.10 6654 PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO - 001 86042 EMERGGAS 306O 46.75 6659 PHOTO SOURCE 001 86043 MAP AND BLOWUP PRINT 001 - 86044 PH0TO MAPOFGRANTPARK 467 - 93.50< -- 6675 PETERSON, DDS,JOHN T. 001 86045 PRIS DENTAL 3/39 -- 13700 - - - 0676 ?A?EREACK READER 001 36046 13 BOOKS FOR PROP. DEPT. 53.50 6677 PGLE KAY 001 36047 MLG 612 3/30 1,29.62 ) ------6639 PHOTO EXPRESS 001 86048 - PHOTOS AUGUST 45.71 -- - ) 6707 PRECISION DYNAMICS 001 86049 WRISTBANDS & FASTENERS DC 210.63 6717 P?O — DSC, 1 N. 001 36050 5 GAL WALL PAINT CH 69.95 ) r 001 86051 CH/PAINT FOR VETS 3FFICE\ 21.98 c 1. 9 3 < --- -- - L JLLL COR'. 001 86052 VARIOU5 OFFICE SUPPLIES 305.93 PRINTED: 9/11/89 VOUCHERS PROCESSED FOR 09/12/89 PAGE: 6 VENDOR NAME FUND VOUCHER CLAIMS-DESCRIPTION VOUCHER-AMOUNT 7151 ;UILL CORP. 001 66353 VARIOUS OFFICE SUPPLIES 131.53 001 66054 OFFICE SUPPLIES VAC 142.92 001 86055 OFFICE SUPPLIES 1)3.90 201 RADIO SHACK 001 36356 BLANK VIOEO TAPE/BATTERIE 16.95 206 RIVERSIDE RADIOLOGIST 001 1 36057 AUTOP/PRIS XRAYS 107.50 207 RIVERSIDE MEDICAL CTR. 001 36058 AM3FEEr6a/PRIS'CARE 594T5' I - 001 86059 AUTOPSY AM3ULANCE FEE 119.90 -314.75< 7237 RODGERS AMMO SUPPLIE 001 86060 AMMO 1,392.60. 7265 - ROVE, ROBERT 001' 36061 -- - A30RTOSH3RTENCA3INET OOO s. 7603 ST.MARY'S HOSPITAL 001 86062 PRIS HOSP CARE 24.00 -•609 sr,JOHNs HOSPITAL 001 36063 AUTOPSY TOX TESTS JULY 606.23 7627 SOUTHSIDE PHARMACY 001 86064 -- PHOTOWORK/CORONER 8;_6- 5 - H 001 86065 CORONER PHOTOS AUG 10.14 18.59< 7641 SUPREME SALES CO.,INC. 001 86066 SHEETS/TOWELS 373.62 7643 SWAIM,SCOTT J. ATTY 001' 86067' GUAROAD[1T9f80 93700 5 SYSCO FOOD SERVICES, 001 86063 PRIS FOOD AUG 39 2,125.73 R S SCANLON AUTO 30DY 001 86069 SOD RPRS 83C3 260.62 7634 - SUPERIOR SYSTEMS 001 - - 86070' -- PHRPRSIINSTALLS/ESD'A 62230 7693 SECURITYLINK MIDWEST 001 - 86071 ALARM SRV 9/1 11/30/391R 73.00 - 7697 STS ATTY APPEL SAy FNO 001 36072 AFSCME NEGOTIATIONS JULY 450.00 - -- 7699 SNELL OIL COMPANY 001 86073 EMERGGAS 5011 -. JACK - •605 TUTEWILER 031 86374 - aLOE CODE MLG To 3122 251.63 8606 TCWN COUNTRY MICRO- 001 86075 100 RLS 35MM FILM/DAILIES 1,776.72 ------8610 TATRO PAINTING 001 ' 36076 CLEAN 'SILICONE DC -' 97200 3640 TRI-CITY MEAT 001 - - 36377 - PRIS MEAT PRODUCTS 53.70 3654 TAI-STAR INC 001 86078 SOD MAINT R?RS 233.13 660 THE FORMS ?OUP, INC. 001 - 36 1379 PAPER FOR VITAL RECORDS 527.23 - I 125 JNISYS CO?-CHICAGO 001 36030 C.MPTR MA 9/1 10/1/89 ' 11 311.00 PRINTED: 9/11/39 VOUCHERS PROCESSED FOR 09/12/39 PAGE: 7 VENDOR NAME FUND VOUCHER CLAIMS—DESCRIPTION VOUCHER—AMOUNT 9125 -- UNISYS CORP—CHICAGO 001 86081 CMPTRLASERPRINTER 2503 001 86082 OXIDATA MA 9/89 56.03 1,619.00< 9156 VANSC3 001 86083 DC/LAUNDRY 120.00 001 86064 DC/SUPPLIES 143.50 -- 001 86085 -- — PAP ER—FO RPRINTING r7675700 . - - 1943.5O< I 001 CRIM LAW BKS/PROB—SA 9257 WEST PUBLISHING CO. 36036 IL 3433O • 001 86087 IL CM BOOK FOR SHERIFF 13.75 362.05< 9265 WALMART STORESo INC. 001 86038 5 PKS POLAROID ID FILM 43.35 001 36089 FILM FOR ID CAMERA 34.63 ______. -- - ____ ----. 78O3 . 9296 WATLANDS/EDUCATIONAL 001 86090 LENS CAP/BAL. DUE ON INV 3.35 9852 XEROX CORPORATION 001 86091 2 CIN DRY INK XEROX 150.00 9955 ZINANNI, DAVID C. 001 86092 LEASHS/COLLAR/HARNESS 97.53 I / PiNTED: SI11/9 VOUCHERS PROCESSED FOR 091121E9 PAGE: VENDOR FiJD VOUCHER CLAIIIS - DESCRIPTION VCUC HER - 'OUNT TOTAL VOUCHERS 18C.00 TOTAL PAID OUT 258,85.69 I I Co . ( I t PRINTED: 9/05/39 VOUCHERS PROCESSED FOR 09/05/89 PAGE: 1 VENDOR NAME FUND VOUCHER CLAIMS-DESCRIPTION VOUCHER-AMOUNT 10 ATIT 001 35263 PHONE EQP LSE DC/CO BOARD 273.41 11 AMERICAN FAMILY LIFE 001 85364 - INS PREM 9/89 -- 731.47 263 3ENC IT, TIM 001 85865 MTG MEAL/MLG -- 81 -., 31 1005 COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO 001 85866 ELECTRIC TO 8128 CS/PL/AC 357.91 I 1007 CLARK, BRUCE 001 35867 - MTG MLG/MEAL 8/29 18.59 - - 1025 CITY OF KANKAKEEWATER 001 85868 SEWER 711 7131 AC A9 CHOC 635.20 1086 CARLE CARE HMO 001 85369 HMO PREM 9/39 16,776.90 1111 CLERK/CIR COURT ,COOK 001 85870 SUPP GARN 3/31/89 289.00 1504 DUSENBuRY & DUSEN3IJRY 001 85871 WAGE GARN 3/31/89 222.52 • 1844 DONAHOE# SHEILA 001 85872 MTG.MLG SPRINGFIELD 8131 67.83 2316 EL'ASRI, LAURA 001 85873 SALARY/MLG FOR SURVEY 146.88 2327 EINFELDT# H.-R. - 001 -85874 REIM3 IPCSA CONF FEE 9.00 2501 F.O.P. STATE LCDGE 001 85875 UNION DUES #150 8/31/89 292.50 2502 FIRST TRUST &SAVINGS 001 85876 - H/DEPOSITJUt89 - 18-;58700 85877 FEDERAL w/H TO 3/31/39 36,123.27 N4, 001 85873 RICA TO 8/31/89 19,721.61. 001 - 85879 SON DSTO8/31/89 47500 001 74,906.88< 2520 FRECHETTE, MARK 001 85880 PAYROLL TO 3/31/89 176,345.37 001 85881 FLEX SPENDING 8/31/39 2,807.07 001 85882- WAGEARN FEE 8/31/39 16.00 17918.44< 2319 DEUSCXLE/GILMORE INS. 001 85833 USFG ADD'L PREM BLANKET - - - 899.00. - 2327 CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT 001 85834 WAGEGA?.NIARREARS 3/31189 162.50 3335 HUDER, FREDERICK E. 001 85885 WAGEGARN LESS FEE 3/31/39 299.52 ) 3353 HOLIDAY INN 001 35836 - LEADS CONF FEE T.KLIEST 40.00 -. -- 4105 IL DEPT. OF REVENUE 001 85837 STATE W/H TO 8/31/89 7105.38 4106 IMRF 001 85388 IMRF TO ;8/31/.39 11,850.46 4107 ILLINOIS BELL 001 85889 PVT LINES DC/TREAS 713.06 - - 001 85890 PH SRV DC/ESDA/CO 80 4_,841.96 5,555.02< I £.132 ILLINOIS COUNCIL :i 001 35891 UNION DUES fl374 3/31/39 223.27 / PRINTED: 9/05/39 VOUCHERS PROCESSED FOR 09/05/89 PAGE: 2 VENDOR NAME FUND VOUCHER CLAIMS - DESCRIPTION • VOUCHER - AMOUNT 4176 JACKSON,LONG & ASSOC. 001 85392 INS PREM/FLEXSPEND SEPT 980.15 4464 CONSUMERS IL WATER CO. 001 85893 WATER 3120 8/18 CH AC DC 644.63 ) 4508 KANKAEE CITY EMPLOYEE 001 35894 CREDIT UNION TO 9/31/39 9,744.50 001 85895 REIM9 INS DEDUCT 4307 LUCIUS. CAROLYN 8/31/89 35.00 ) I 6366 LAFAYETTE LIFE INS.CO. 001 35896 - LIFE INS PREM SEPT - - - 5,35335 5527 MANPOWER. INC. 001 35597 TEMP EMPL 2KS 495•33 6254 NORTHERN IL GAS CO. 001 85893 HEAT 7/6 8/4 A3 3.55 6701 PERSONAL CARE HMO 001 85899 HMO PREM 9/39 4,499.16 . 7216 REGNIER. RICHARD 85900 MLG/MEALS CONE 3127 8/30 123.36 - 7263 RIBERTO, VICTOR 001 85901 NON SUPP OFFICE RENT 8/89 300.00. • 7701. STONE, JEANETTE 001 85902 UNIFORM SHOES 53.99 7715 SMEDLJND, 3EVERLY 001 85903 FOOD VENDOR CONEMLG 14.00 - 9102 UNITED WAY OF KANKAKEE 001 85904 UNITED FUND TO 8/31/39 25.16 c() 9103 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 001 85905 UPS 2WKS 15.35 9264 WHITE-LONG, CHRISTINE 001 85906 2 TRAYS FOR METAL_DETECTR 7.86 I - 001 85907 AR3ITRAT FEE TO 8/31/89 39.00 PRINTED: 9/05/89 VOUCHERS PROCESSED FOR 09/05/89 PAGE: 3 I VENDOR NAME FUND VOUCHER CLAIMS-DESCRIPTION VOUCHER-AMOUNT TOTAL VOUCHERS 45.00 - TOTAL PAID OUT 322.457.9, a- $1 p PRINTED: 3/21/39 VOUCHERS PROCESSED FOR 03/21/89 PAGE: VENDOR NAME FUND VOUCHER CLAIMS-DESCRIPTION VOUCHER-AMOUNT 10 AT&T 031 85820 PH LSE 3 MOS DC 26.27 001 85321 WATS ACCESS TO 8/1/89 491.06 - 517.33< BYRON JOHNSON OFFICE 001 85322 BINDERS 19.77 289 BOYTFHUEY E. 001 85323 RPLC DAMAGED UNIF PANTS 37.20 1005212 COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO 001 85824 ELECTRIC ALL 3LDGS TO 3/2 15,863.83 1007 CLARK, 9RUCE 001 85825 REIM3 PUNCHCARD RVW EXPS 118.56 1111 CLERK/CIR COURT ,COOK 001 85826 WAGEGARN 8/15/89 2S9.00 2327 EINFELDT, H.R. 001 35827 CON F HOTEL EXPS EINFELDT 123.75 •--- 2501 F.O.P. STATE LODGE 001 85823 UNION DUES 4150 8/15/89 292.50 001: FEDERAL U/H 8/15/89 20,557.37 •2532 FIRST TRUST &SAVINGS 85829 - FICA8/15/89 13,329.47 -- 001 85830 - - 33836.8 PAYROLL 3/15/89 116,640.33 2520 FRECHETTE, MARK -- 001 85831 --- 001 35832 FEXSPENDING8/15J89 2627O( - 001 85833 WAGE GARN FEE 3/1/539 8.00 119.210.40< - -- 2819 DEUSCHLE/GILMORE INS. 001 35334 RENEW CMPTR INS TO 6190 2.290.00 - - 255725 2327 CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT - 001 85835 WAGEGARN/ARR EAR S8/15/39 I 3365 HENNINGS JONATHAN 001: 85836 PLANNING COM MTG HENNINGS 243.32 3369 HAMMOND, OE33IE 001 85837 WORKSHOP MLG D.HAMMOND 32.55 4068 I.I.C.L.E 001' 85838 COURSEREG1SC ERICKSON 26500. - 4105 IL DEPT. OF REVENUE 001 85839 STATE U/H 3/15/89 4,799.40 4106 IMRF 001 85340 IMRF 3/15/89 8,176.31 4137 ILLINOIS BELL 001 - 85841 PH SRVTO 3/7/39 COR - 39.14 0 001 85842 #.ATS SRV TO 8/1/39 732.78 771.92< 4132 ILLINOIS COUNCIL 31 001 85843 UNION DUES p13748/15/39 225.94 4130 JENKINS.M.,TRUST FUND 001 - 35344 - - -- TRUSTFUND DONATION/EMPL 25.00 4461 KANKAKEE AREA CHA13ER 001 35345 -- EMPLOYER CONTRIB (3EP) - - - - 250.00 - -- 4492 KRAMER, MICHAEL 001 85846 WAGEGARN 8/15/39 367.64 8/21/89 PRINTED: VOUCHERS PROCESSED FOR 08121189 PAGE: 2 VENDOR NAME FUND VOUCHER CLAIMS-DESCRIPTION VOUCHER-AMOUNT: 4508 KANKAKEE CITY EMPLOYEE 001 35347 CREDIT UNION 3/15/39 9#966.14 : ) 4509 KANKAKEE CNTY ECONOMIC '001 85348 "INTERNATIONALCORRIOOR - - 1,000O0 5367 MC NEIL, CHARLES 001 35349 RE.IM8 WAGE LEVY 8/15/59 36.30 5527 MANPOWER. INC. 001 85350 TEMP EMPL SALARY TO 4/6 703.40 ) 624 NORTHERN IL GAS CO. 001 85351 HEATCH,DCTO 7/31/39 I -- 23475 - 6715 PRAIRIEVIEW LUTHERAN 001 85352 MEMORIAL/EMPL RELATIVE 50.00, 6716 PATRYKLJS# HARRIET 001 85653 CRIM JUSTICE NTG/PATRYKUS 36.04 7151 - QUILL CORP. - - - 001 85354 - - OFFICE SUPPLIES SCHOOLS - 7655 SOCIETY OF REAL ESTATE 001: 85855 CRSE REGIS FEE R.REGNIER 350.00 V 108622 TAM3LYN CANDY SALES 001 85856 CUPS/PLNG & CO BOARD 35.00 9102 UNITED WAY: OF KANKAKEE 001 85857 UNITED FUND 8/15/89 ~ 5T16 V - 9103 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 001 85858 UPS 2 WKS V 23.06 V V 9252 WESTERN UNION 001 85359 LEADS SRV TO 8/1 2990 493.12 001 85860 LEADS MA TO 7/31 GCH -- - ----- 221.00 ---- V V 9264 WNITELONS, CHRISTINE 001V 85361 AR8ITRATION FEE 3/15/89 39.00 I 9955 ZI . NANNIP DAVID C. 001 35462 REIM3 DOG TRNG EXPS 165.35 . - I ) ) PRINTED: 8/21/89 VOUCHERS PROCESSED FOR 08/21/39 PAGE: 3 ) VENDOR NMIE FUND VOUCHER CLAIMS - DESCRIPTION VOUCHER--MOUNT - .---.. - - - - - TOTAL VOUCHER .43:00 TOTAL PAID OUT -- 201,706.15 r(ZD PRINTED: 9/03/29 VOUCHERS PROCESSED FOR 09/08/39 PAGE: 1 VENDOR NA.NE FU 'JD VOUCHER CLAIMS-DESCRIPTION VOUCHER-AMOUNT 4004 INTERNATIONAL CORRIDOR 031 35908 CO CONTRIB "INTERNrL CORR 11000.00 4105 IL DEPr. DF REVENUE 001 85909 - EL EST TAX - STAMPS 3/29 - - 10000.03 - -- 4675 KN: 4904 LAKIS DOD3E,INC.5TEVE 001 55911 1959 DODGE )150 AC 9,359.36 P 3635 THE TRAVELERS CS. 001 85912 POLICY RENEWAL 4/C 70553.00 • --- ______ .- I (I PRINTED: 9/C8/39 VOUCHERS PROCESSED FOR 39/03/39 PAGE: VENDOR NA1E FUND VOUCHER CLAIMS-DESCRIPTION VOUCHER-AMOUNT - TOTAL VOUCNERS 500 ) i TOTAL PAID OUT 99,131.66 .-. cXC) ) ) - I / DAlE 4A ~ e *fvy oymi6 j(Ouy , tomim 4 0, p4vy whkh aØ(rr*co!frr+10 of Uilv wao. DATE ACTION j ifr f L o .- ' 441 /QW ,4 /Q _ 6 3.41 wva;avd11vH jopessqwy THANK YOU I. DATE _ ACTION ------• Although. this note says "Thank You" In just this simple way, There's special meaning in these Words To all of you today, Forthe thoughts behind this message - Are -especially War rn and true, -- - -- - - - - -- - - - And Words cannot express The special thanks this brings to you. • of Al 2h pc.;i( i( (\ILT1Ik±' 0 1 pr I r'uI .- - I / - I - / I- S mw- aATE ic• a/4 ee&th ik&L Juthi qo . • I FACTON • /' 'With sincere thanks for your kindness. I It was appreciated - more than words can say. 9 . N J 4 L AMERICAN GREETINGS *,~r 7/ o 8 181271 8QT745..11F + (9)AMERICAN GREETiNGS CORP. I S S GRAND JURY JAIL INSPECTION JULY 21, 1989 We, the Grand Jury of Kankakee County toured the Kankakee County Detention Center on July 21, 1989 at 12:00 P.M. and present the following comments: 1. We wish to thank officer Mark Schwark for a very informative tour and for answering are many questions. 2. The facilities were clean except for the empty section we saw and the class roon. The kitchen was fine. 3. The library needs books and magazines. If the county can't afford to buy them maybe an appeal to some charity organizations could help. 4. We felt the facility was a little short of staff but the personnel we saw were professional and appeared properly trained. 5. Security appeared adequate. _- i ---- Albertina M. Grise Forewomem of - EFaLIXEo AUG07'989 /4AJ 9km IT COURI CLERK ( . Illinois Department of Transportation Division of Highways / District 3 700 East Norris Drive / Ottawa, Illinois / 61350-0697 August 23, 1989 Mr. Bruce Clark QUfl1Y %oltorg, lIMllWU Kankakee County Clerk Kankakee County Courthouse Kankakee, IL 60901 Dear Mr. Clark: Enclosed is a copy of Audit No. 56 covering the receipt and disbursement of Motor Fuel Tax funds by your county for the period beginning January 1, 1986 and ending December 31, 1986. Your attention is directed to page two of this report for significant auditor comments and/or specific corrective actions requested. This report should be presented to the Board of Supervisors at its first regular meeting after the receipt of this letter and then filed as a permanent record in your office. Sincerely, R. H. Blasius F ffhC;L /99 District Engineer By: Wayne A. Kasza District Engineer Lal Roads & Stree . Illinois Departmeiiof Transportation Division of Highways / District 3 700 East Norris Drive / Ottawa, Illinois / 61350-0697 b"9 1 ?a',/- P1'! rii August 23, 1989. AUG 2 t. 1989 Mr. Bruce Clark Kankakee County Clerk /S':z_4. C County Clerk, Kanlk Ccunty Kankakee County Courthouse Kankakee, IL 60901 Dear Mr. Clark: Enclosed is a copy of Audit No. 57 covering the receipt and disbursement of Motor Fuel Tax funds by your county for the period beginning January 1, 1987 and ending December 31, 1987. Your attention is directed to page two of this report for significant auditor comments and/or specific corrective actions requested. This report should be presented to the Board of Supervisors at its first regular meeting after the receipt of this letter and then filed as a permanent record in your office. Sincerely, R. H. Blasius District Engineer aTE By: Wayne A. Kasza ACT District Engineer Local Roads & Stree k fl SACKS, ALBRECHT & MORIARTY SUITE 103 LEONARD F. SACKS ADRIENNE W. ALBRECHT 275 EAST COURT STREET CHRISTINE MORIARTY KANKAKEE, IluNols 60901 TELEPHONE (815) 933-5500 September 1, 1989 Sheriff Bernie Thompson Chairman-911 Board 400 East Merchant Dear Bernie: Please accept my resignation from the 911 Advisory Board. My personal and professional commitments are becoming uncreasingly demanding. I have enjoyed my service on this Board and I wish you success in this project. I would encourage you to continue consulting with Bill Herzog. As the chief law enforcement advisor for the County he has a great deal to offer in the way of experience and expertise and can do a great deal to ensure the success of this project. Very truly yours, DATE AC1 U Christine E. Moriarty Attorney at Law CEM:mbs 46 /tL 1 1989 I Li I IONTH Ai.,, $1,083,40 NEW HOMES NO. 9 TOTAL VALUATION MOBILE HOMES NO. I TOTAL VALUATION $2,000 MOBILE HOME REPAIRS NO. 0 TOTAL VALUATION GARAGES NO. 3 TOTAL VALUATION $14,174 RESIDENTIAL REPAIRS NO. 33 TOTAL VALUATION $185,290 COMMERCIAL NO. 2 TOTAL VALUATION $2,015,500 INDUSTRY NO. I TOTAL VALUATION $700,000 CHURCH NO. 0 TOTAL VALUATION 0 SCHOOL NO. 0 TOTAL VALUATION 0 TOTAL PERMITS ISSUED 49 FEES COLLECTED $4554. • TOTAL VALUATION OF ALL PERMITS ISSUED-$ 4,000,364 Remarks per this report: 2 Enterprise Zone Permits--Fees Wavied-$5,661 5 Farm Permits-- - --Fees Wavied-$ 184 Paul Kinkade-Kankakee County Building Inspector COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE STATEMENT OF FUNDS RECEIVED AND DISBURSED FOR THE PERIOD OF August I, 1989 TO August 31, 1989 OFFICE FUND BALANCE OF: _August 1,1989 $ 100.00 RECEIPTS: FEES MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED $ 1,290.00 REDEMPTION FEES 104.00 ISSUE MISCELLANEOUS CERTIFICATES 5,034.00 DOGS 4,073.00 MISCELLANEOUS PUBLIC SERVICES 222.70 $ 11,260.08 INTEREST EARNED 536.38 TOTAL PUBLIC SERVICES: $ 11,360.08 DISBURSEMENTS: EXCESS FEES TRANSFERRED TO COUNTY COUNTY CLERKb FEES $ 6,650.70 COUNTY CLERKt FEES 4,073.00 SHELTER CARE FUND FEES INTEREST 536.38 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS: $ 11,260.08 BALANCE OF August 31, 1989 $ 100.00 FEES OF OTHERS: BALANCE OF August I, 1989 $ 128,811.64 MONTHLY RECEIPTS 36,573.74 CASH AVAILABLE 165,385.38 MONTHLY DISBURSEMENTS 49,520.3-.--. BALANCE OF August 31, 1989 115,865.04 $ 115,865.04 BALANCE COUNTY CLERK' s ACCOUNT $ 115865.04 CASH ON HAND 100.00 DEPOSIT IN TRANSIT TOTAL: $ 115,965.04 $_115,965.04 DATE ACTION - S KANKAKEE COUNTY CLERK TO THE CHARMAN OF THE KANKAKEE COUNTY BOARD BALANCE OF August I, 1989 less $100.00 Cash on Hand 0- RECEIPTS: MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED $_1,290.00 REDEMPTION FEES 104.00 ISSUE MISC. CERTIFICATES 5,034.00 4,073.00 MISC. PUBLIC SERVICES 222.70 $_11,260.08 INTEREST EARNED 536.38 TOTAL: $11,260.08 DISBURSEMENTS: EXCESS FEES TRANSFERRED TO COUNTY $6,650.70 SHELTER CARE FUND FEES TRANS TO COUNTY EXCESS FEES TRANSFERRED TO COUNTY 4,073.00 EXCESS FEES TRANSFERRED TO COUNTY SHELTER CARE FUND FEES TRANS • TO COUNTY INTEREST 536.38 TOTAL: 11,260.08 STATE OF ILLINOIS COUNTY OF KANKAKEE I, BRUCE CLARK, KANKAKEE COUNTY CLERK, do solemnly swear that the foregoing account is, in all respects, just and true according yo the best of my knowledge and belief; and that I have neither received or agreed to receive or be paid directly or indirectly, for my own or an- other's benefit, any other monies, articles or consideration than herein stated, nor am I entitled to any fee or imolument for the period therein mentioned than therein specified. SIGNED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME THIS5Ø_DA'I 9ê.O4IaIOOiS OFFICIAL_ SEAL — JACQUELENE S GEARY NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF ILLINOIS MY COMM. EXP. OCT. 1,1990 L :0-0-0-00 0-1-0-C 1-A V 10+0.0 APPROVED BY COUNTY CLERK'S COMMITTEE 241, S M . Animal Fees Collected for the Month of August ,1989 Registration of Dogs Receipts Disbursements a. $4088 registration fees collected.! a. $4073 registration fees to b. 452 dogs registered. County Treasurer 114203 check number C. 59 $ 4.00 fees collected. 157 $ 6.00 fees collected. Post Cards Mailed 120 $10.00 fees collected. a. 317 vaccination reminders 113 $15.00 fees collected. b. 233 past due reminders C. 27 registration reminders Vaccination of Dogs/Cats a. 707 Dogs reported vaccinated b. 13 Cats reported Vaccinated. Total amount refelects one Returned Check in the amount of 11$ 15.001 (Debit 3 year unaltered fee amount) DATE - Lfq • S Kankakee County Animal Control Dept. 1270 Stanford Drive Route 3 Box 386 A Kankakee, Illinois 60901 Report to the Kankakee County Board for the month of July 19 89 Receipts: Disbursements: a $426 board fees collected a $426 Treasurer Board Check # 1525 b. redemption fees collected b. ___Treasurer Redemption Check # 1524 275 2 25 C. security deposit collected C. _$ ___ Security Dep.refund d.$225fines collected d. $100Treasurer Security Deposit Forfeit Check # 1523 e.$40 donations collected e. $225 Treasurer Fines Check # 1526 f.$1OI1 Total for month f. $40 Treasurer Donations Check # 1527 g.-0- Balance Animal Bites a. 42 bites reported b. 7 biting animals impounded at Veterinarian (owners expense) C. 10 biting animals impounded at Animal Control Center d. 15 biting animals impounded at home e. 7 biting animals NOT impounded. 1. unable to locate animal or 2. victim refusing to cooperate f - I biting animal heads for laboratory examinations g. 0 animals positive Stray Animal Control a. 284 abandoned, ownerless, injured animals picked up, euthanized and disposed of according to Animal Control Act. b. 15 stray animals impounded awaiting owners, payment of board/fine. C. 11 owners ordered to have dogs vaccInat4.itea.pi4-ri Ja- d. I investigation & examination of fMFanjals_des.t.P.oed by dogs. ACTU Approved by Agriculture Committee at meeting held •,g-/( 19 2 . hairman ( mes E. Maass, Supervisor aimal Control Department • 1. Roy Bounds 7-6-89 • R#4 Box 30A1 3 hogs-1 goat St. Anne 944-5075 . S COMMITTEE REPORT TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY: Your Committee, to whom was referred the matter of...... COUNTY TREASURER'S MONTHLY REPORT beg to submit the following report on the matter before them: WE HAVE EXAMINED THE JULY MONTHLY REPORT OF THE COUNTY TREASURER AND EX-OFFICIO COUNTY COLLECTOR, AND TO THE BEST OF OUR KNOWLEDGE FIND IT 7 TO BE TRUE AND CORRECT. INTEREST EARNED DURING THE MONTH OF JULY FROM FUNDS INVESTED WAS $61,562.20 AND INTEREST EARNED FROM 7/1/89 to 7/31/89 7 , -ON CHECKING ACCOUNLWAS $39,4 I 7.O. AU of which is respectfully submitted. ; •••Le-c- - ..... 1.061 ...... / Committee. P I ..- S . MONTHLY REPORT COUNTY TREASURER MONTH ENDING JUL 31 1989 RECAPITULATION OF TREASURER'S ACCOUNTS CASH IN BANKS AND INVESTMENTS County General-Peoples Bank Marycrest 1.157.008.97 Investment 702.399,91 1,859,408.88 County General-Ist of America,s Bank 115.245,53 Investment 425.000.00 540,245.53 Highway Payroll Clearing 6,797.41 County Highway 248,902.76 Investment 150,000.00 398,902.76 County Motor Fuel Tax 150,365.84 Investment 200,000.00 350,365.84 Township Motor Fuel Tax 278,284.55 Investment 500,000.00 778,284.55 Federal Aid Matching Fund 77,753.85 Investment 100,000.000 - 177,753.85 Kankakee County Joint Bridge 414,203.28 Investment 0 414,203.28 Township Bridge 154,008.82 Investment -0- 154,008.82 Emergency Relief Cafeteria Plan 8,628.95 Election Investment -0-- CDAP Block Grant 254854.56 Tort Liability 3,433,57 Investment -0- 3,43157 Circuit Clerks Computer 77,674.40 Recorder. of Deeds Computer 110,473.53 Veterans Assistance Commission 27,534.07 Probation Contract Interest on Real Estate Tax 37.84 Pension 184,902.82 Investment -0- 184,902.82 Inheritance Tax 5,45894 Health Fund 111 206, 189.58 Investme'nt' -0- 206,189.58 Dog Tax 19,700.48 Investment -o- 19,700.48 Legacy on Hand 30,615.08 Investment -o- 30,615.08 Civil Defense -0- Investment 50,000.00 50,000.00 General Payroll 522.43 Condemnation 9,150.02 3)- Page B Law Library 40,864 .51 Investment -0- 40.864 .51 Treasurer Indemnity Fund 86. 133.87 Public Building -0- Investment ffell Employee Health & Benefit Fund 1/2 126,332.20 FWF 4,463.22 Baker Creek 13,211.44 Exline D.D. 5,197.86 Gar Creek 19,272.77 Sauberli Car Creek 378.40 Grinnell D.D. 27,359.67 Manteno #3 32,578.41 MeG illv ray 15,342.91 Minnie Creek 2,721.27 Mom en c e - P em b r o k e 6,69 1.06 Investment 7,500.00 14,191.06 Momence-Ye 1 iowhead 13, 107.75 Snake Creek 4,806,90 Spring Creek 7,310.09 investment 10,000.000 17,3 10.09 Union #1 13,315.29 Union //2 1,968.83 Union 1/6 12,331.61 Crime Vicitjms Assistance Grant I3,255.59 - CDAP Block Grant - State 16.99 Probation Service 701.72 Court Security 16,308.74 Kankakee l 911 22,338.15 TOTAL CASH IN BANKS AND INVESTMENTS: 6,172,656.44 / .,'. . Page C Treasurer's Remarks: Interest earned on checking for the Month of July, 1989: $ 39,417.03 Accumulative interest on checking from 12-1-88 to 7-31-89: 202,553.24 Total Amount of Treasurer's & Collector's funds invested as of 7-31-89: 3,54 2,487. 92 Total Amount of interest earned on investments in July, 1989: 61,562.20 Accumulative interest earned on investments from 12-1-88 to 7-31-89: 272, 155.81 I, Mark J. Frechette, County Treasurer, Kankakee County, State of Illinoi, do solemnly swear that to the best of my knowledge and belief, the above is a true statement of all funds and accounts in my custody. I have, received neither directly nor indirectly for my own use, nor for the beneft 1 o 0 hers, any other monies than herein specified for the period ending _JUL / IQ Mark J. Frechette County Treasurer / 4 .1 • S S Page MONTHLY REPORT - COUNTY TREASURER MONTH ENDING JUL 311989 County General - Peoples Bank Marycrest Balance: JUN 30 1989 918. 736.51 Receipts: 803,510.81 Total: 1,722,247.32 Disbursements: 31 565,238.35 Balance in Bank: JUL 1989 Investment in Certificate of Deposit: 702,399.91 Total Cash and Investments: 1,859,408.88 County General - 1st of America's Bank Balance: JUN 3 0 1989 94,436.08 Receipts: 29,811.13 Total: 124,247.21 Disbursements: 9,001.68 Balance in Bank: JUL 31 1989 115,245.53 Investment in Certificate of Deposit: 425,000.00 Total Cash and Investments: 540,245.53 HighwayPayrollClearing Balance: JUN 301989 7.4 18.60 Receipts: 65.885.70 Total: 731304.30 Disbursements: JUL 31 1989 66,506.89 Balance in Bank: 6,797.41 CountyHighway Balance: JUN 301989 168. 179.50 Receipts: 163,160.59 Total: 331,340.09 Disbursements: 1 82,437.33 Balance in Bank : JUL 3 1989 248,902.76 Investments in Certificate of Deposit: 150,000.00 Total Cash and Investments: 398,902.76 County Motor Fuel Tax Balance: JUN 3 0 1989 I .J4 Receipts: 183 : 314.86 Total: 473,546.38 Disbursements: 323, 180.54 Balance in Bank: 1 1989 ,rT:r JUL3 Qfjçcc\).e&. 150,365.84______Investments in Certificate o Deposit 200,000.00 Total Cash and Investments: 350,365.84 Townshin Motor Fuel Tax Balance: JUN301989 118.049.52 Receipts: 376,632.97 Total: 494,682.49 Disbursements: • 216,397.94 Balance in BanI: JUL311989 278,284.55 Investmens in Certificate of Deposit: 500,000.00 Total Cash and Investments: 778.284.55 Federal Aid Matching Fund Balance: JUN 301989 131.442.54 Receipts: 42,107.31 To 173,549.85 Disbursements: Q 95,796.00 Balance in Bank: JUL31198 77,753.85 Investment in Certificate of Deposit: 100,000.00 Total Cash and Investments: 177,753.85 . S Page 2 Kankakee County Joint Bridge Balance: JUN 30 1989 277 852. 29 Receipts: 243,823.20 Total: 521,675.49 Disbursements: 107,472.21 Balance in Bank: JUL 31 1989 414,203.28 Investment in Certificate of Deposit: -0- Total Cash and Investments: 4 14203.28 Township Bridge JUN 301989 Balance: 140,9 14.97 Receipts: 41,545.37 Total: 182,460.34 Disbursements: - 28,451.52 Balance in Bank: JUL 3 1 1989 154-008.82 Investment in Certificate of Deposit: -0- Total Cash and Investments: 154,008.82 Emergency Relief Balance: JUN 301989 S Receipts: 16,955.00 Total: 16,955.00 Disbursements: 16,955.00 Balance in Bank: JUL 3 1 1989 -0- Cafeteria Plan JUN 301989 Balance: 7,980. 13 Receipts: 6,408.77 Total: 14,388.90 Disbursements: 5,759.95 Balance in Bank: JUL 3 1 1989 8,628.95 Investments in Certificate of Deposit: -0- Total Cash and Investments: 8, 628. 95 Fl JUN 301989 Balance: -0- Receipts: -0- Total: -0- Disbursements: -0- Balance in Bank: JUL 31 1989 -0- Investments in Certificate of Deposit: -0- Total Cash and Investments: -0- CDAP Block Grant Balance:JUN 301989 245,136.90 Receipts: 9,717.66 Total: 254,854.56 Disbursements: :JUL 31 1989 -0- Balance in Bank 254.854.56 Tort Liabilit / Balance: 0 1989 12.601 .37 Receipts ) 134,832.42 Total: 147,433.79 Disbursements: 144,000.22 Balance in Bank:_JUL 3 1 1989 3.433.57 Investments in Certificate of Deposit: -0- Total Cash and Investments: 3,433.57 S.D Page 3 Circuit Clerk Computer Balance: JUN _301989 Receipts: S. Total: Disbursements: Balance in Bank: JUL 31 1989 Recorder of Deeds Computer Balance )JUN 301989 105,697.48 Receipts: 4,776.05 Total: 110,473.53 Disbursements: -0- Balance in Bank: JUL 31 1989 110,473.53 Veterans Assistance Commission Balance: JUN 301989 25,013.00 Receipts: 8,300.00 Total: 33.3 13. 00 Disbursements: 5,778.93 Balance in Bank: JUL 311989 27,534.07 Probation Contract Balance: JUN 30 1989 Mile Receipts: Total: Disbursements: Balance in Bank: JUL 31 ".0 Interest on Real Estate Tax Balance:JUN 301989 37.84 Receipts: -0- Total: 37.84 Disbursements: -0- Balance in Bank: JEfi .1 1 1989 37.84 Pension Balance:JUN 3 0 1989 128-819.59 Receipts: 127 909. 33 Total: 256,728.92 Disbursements: 71.826. 10 Balance in Bank': _JUL 3 1 1989 184-902.82 Investment in Certificate of Deposit: -0- Total Cash and Investments: 184,902.82 Inheritance Tax Balance :JUN 30 1989 27,069. 12 Receipts: 112.81 Total: 27, 181.93 Disbursements: 21,722.99 Balance in Ban1 JUL 31 1989 5,458.94 / Health Fund II I Balance:JIjN 301989 229,116.77 Receipts: 54,840.51 Total: 283,957.28 Disbursements: 77,767. 70 Balance in BankjUL 1 1989 206, 189.58 Investment in Certificate of Deposit: -0- Total Cash and Investments: 206, 189.58 Page 4 Dog Tax Balance: 111% 30 989 15,317.84 Receipts: 4,382.64 Total: 19,700.48 Disbursements: -0- Balance in Bank: JUL 31 1989 19, 700. 48 Investment in Certificate of Deposit: -0- Total Cash and Investments: 19,700.48 Legacies on Hand 989 Balance: .Iv o 30,454. 18 Receipts: 160.90 Total: 30,6 15.08 Disbursements: -0- Balance in Bank: JUL 31 1989 30,6 15.08 Investment in Certificate of Deposit: -0- Total Cash and Investments: 30,615.08 Civil Defense Balance: JUN 0 1989 -0-- Receipts: -0- Total: -0- Disbursements: -0- Balance in Bank: JUL 3 1 198 -0- Investment in Certificate of Deposit: 50,000.00 Total Cash and Investment: 50.000.00 General Payroll Balance: JUN 301989 -0- Receipts: 240,092.44 Total: 240,092.44 Disbursements: 239,570.01 Balance in Bank: JUL 31 1989 522.43 Condemnationondemnation - Balance: JUN 301989 9, 110.59 Receipts: 39.43 Total: 9,150.02 Disbursements: -0- Balance in Bank: JUL 31 1989 9. 150.02 Law Library Balance: JUN 3 0 iqg 41,663.32 Receipts: 2,824.25 Total: 44,487.57 Disbursements: 3,623.06 Balance in Bank: JUL 3 1 1989 40.864.5 1 Investment in Certificate of Deposit: -0- Total Cash and Investments: 40,864.5 I (. Treasurer Indemnity Fund / Balance: JUN 30 1989 85,711.75 Receipts: 422. 12 Total: 86, 133.87 Disbursements: -0- Balance in Bank: JUL '31 86. 133.87 • S S . Page 5 Public Building JUN 301989 Balance: -0- Receipts: -0- Total: -0- Disbursements: -0- Balance in Bank: JUL. 31 1989 -0- Investments in Certificate of Deposit: -0- Total Cash and Investments: -0- Employee Health & Benefit Fund 1/2 Balance: JUN 30 198 162,007.84 Receipts: 2,326.88 Total: 164 ,334.72 Disbursements: 38,002.52 Balance in Bank: JUL 31 1989 126,332.20 FWF 3 1989 Balance: JUN Q 4,463.22 Receipts: -0- Total: 4,463.22 Disbursements: -0- Balance in Bank:"1 31 1989 4 .463.22 Baker Creek Drainage District Balance: JUN 301989 Receipts: Total: Disbursements: 31 Balance in Bank : JUL 1989 13,211.44 Exline D. D. Balance: JUN 3 01989 4,542.26 Receipts: 655.60 Total: 5,197.86 Disbursements: -0- Balance in Bank: JUL 31 1989 5.197.86 r.,.. Balance:JUN 301989 Receipts: Total: Disbursements: Balance in Bank: JUL 3 1 1989 Sauberli Car Creek Balance: JUN 301989 .381.26 Receipts: -0- Total: 381. 26 Disbursements: 2.86 Balance in Bank:: JUL 31 1989 378.40 / Grinnell D.D. Balance: JUN 301989 26 ,0?9 -95 Receipts: 1,330.12 Total: 27,359.67 Disbursements -0- Balance in Bank:JUL 311989 27,359.67 69 ..,. .., . .., . Page 6 Manteno 113 Balance: JUN 301989 30,160.72 Receipts: 2,4 17.69 Total: .32,578.41 Disbursements: -0- Balance in Bank: JUL 31 1989 32,578.41 McGillvr Balance: JUN 301989 14 -006.95 Receipts: 1.335,96 Total: 15,342.91 Disbursements: 1 -0- Balance in Bank: JUL 3 1989 15,342.91 Minnie Creek JUN 30 1989 Balance: 9.678.21 Receipts: 1,934.37 Total: 11.612.58 Disbursements: 31 1989 8,891.31 Balance in Bank: JUL 2.72 1.27 Momence-Pembroke Balance:JIJN 30 1989 4,431.04 Receipts: . 2,260.02 Total: 6,691.06 Disbursements: 1 1989 -0- Balance in Bank:______JUL 3 6.69 1.06 Investment in Certificate of Deposit: 7,500.00 Total Cash and Investments: 14,191.06 Momence-Yel lowhead Balance: JUN 301989 1l.864.92 Receipts: 1,242.83 Total: 13, 107.75 Disbursements: -0- Balance in Bank:JUL 31 1989 13. 107.75 Snake Creek Balance:JUN 301989 Receipts: - 361.48 Total: 4,806.90 Disbursements: Balance inin Bank:JUL 3 1 1989 4,806.90 SDrine Creek Balance: JUN 301989 6.816.41 Receipts: 493.68 Total: 7,310.09 Disbursements: ':• -0- Balance in Bar)k:fljJ 11 jqgq 7,310.09 Investment in Certificate of Deposit: 10,000.00 Total Cash and Investments: 17,310.09 Union #1 Balance:JUN 30 1989 12.236.04 Receipts: 1,079.25 Total: 13,315.29 Disbursements 1989 -0- Balance in B an k:JUL 3 1 13,3 15.29 S -- Page 7 Union 1/2 Balance: JUN 3 o 1989 832.37 Receipts: 1,136.46 Total: 1,968.83 Disbursements: -0- Balance in Bank: JUL 3 1 1989 1,968.83 Union #6 Balance: JUN 30 1989 11.261.67 Receipts: Total: 1,O6994 Disbursements: 12.33L61 Balance in Bank:JUL 31 1989 12,331-61 Crime Victims Assistance Grant Balance: JUN 3 o 1989 7.616.50 Receipts: 5.639.09 Total: 13,255.59 Disbursements: Balance in in Bank:JIjL 3 1 1989 13,255.59 CDAP Block Grant - State Balance:JlTh 301989 16.99 Receipts: -0- Total: 16.99 Disbursements- 31 1989 -0- Balance in Bank: 16.99 Probation Service Balance: JUN 3 () 1989 Receipts: Total: Disbursements: Balance in Bank: JUL 3 1 1989 Court Security Balance: JUN 301989 10,117.35 Receipt: 6, 191.39 Total: 16,309-74 Disbursements: -0- Balance in Bank: JUL 31 1989 16,308.74 Kankakee "911" Balance: AN 301989 703.90 Receipts: 21,634.25 Total: 22,338.15 Disbursements: JUL 3 1 -0- Balance in Bank: 22,338. 15 . S COMMITTEE REPORT To THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY: Your Committee, to whom was referred the matter of...... COUNTY COLLECTOR'S MONTHLY REPORT beg to submit the following report on the matter before them: WE HAVE EXAMINED THE JULY MONTHLY REPORT OF THE COUNTY TREASURER AND 2 EX-OFFICIO COUNTY COLLECTOR, AND TO THE BEST OF OUR KNOWLEDGE FIND IT TRUE AND CORRECT. I ...... ...... All of which is respectfully submitted...... ...... o1 liajic1 ...... e. CTO 4L /4 S Page 8 MONTHLY REPORT - COUNTY COLLECTOR MONTH ENDING JUL 311989 RECAPITULATION OF COLLECTOR'S ACCOUNTS Back Tax Account 60,575.30 Back Tax Investment -0-- 60.575 .30 Tax in Litigation 2,387.32 Taxes in Litigation Investment 175,000.00 177 - 387 . 32 Current Tax Account 1,013,171.01 Current Tax Investment 1,182,588.01 2,195,759.02 Tax Refund Account 37.48 TOTAL CASH IN BANKS AND INVESTMENTS: 2,433,759.12 Collector's Remarks: I, Mark J. Frechette, County Treasurer, Kankakee County, State of Illinois to solemnly swear that to the best of my knowledge and belief, the above is a true statement of all funds and accounts in my custody, I have received neither dir- ectly nor indirectly for my own use, nor for the benefit ooLr, any other monies than herein specified for the period ending JUL-- 3 1 1iO Mark J. Frechette County Collector / DATE ACION 0441.a~. U _~ .;. - ;... . .. •. S Page 9 MONTHLY REPORT - COUNTY COLLECTOR MONTH ENDING JUL 311989 sack Tax Account Balance: _JUN 30 1989 38076.38 Receipts: 22,49892 Total: 6057530 Disbursements: -0- Balance in Bank: JUL ' q 60.575.30 Investments in Certificates of Deposit: -o- Total Cash and Investments: 60,575.30 Taxes in Litigation JUN 3 0 1989 Balance: 2..378.52 Receipts: 8.80 Total: 2.387.32 Disbursements: JUL 3 1 1989 -0- Balance in Bank:" 2387.32 Investments in Certificates of Deposit: 175.000.00 Total Cash and Investments: 177.387.32 (nrr'nf Ty Balance:JUN 30 1989 6744002.3 Receipts: 4217.306J4 Total: 10,961,308.48 Disbursements: - 948-137.47 Balance in Bank: JUL 3 1 1989 1 flu 1 171 flu Investnents in Certificates of Deposit: 1,182588.0 Total Cash and Investments: 2,195,759.0 Tax Refund Account Balance: JUN 301989 37.48 Receipts: 484.58 Total: 522.06 Disbursements: 1 1989 484.58 Balance in Bank: JUL 37.48 Bradley 509,112.41 3,143.71 1st Trust 189,367.48 38,672.00 1st Nat'l 2,712.23 20,51 1.99 Peoples 8,015.10 10,019.64 First of Amer. 64, 167.49 30,270.84 Bourbonnais 17,074.00 Champion 2,050.55 Chebanse I 932.22 Crest Svg 15,371.15 DATE Eastern 7,196.78 Grant Pk 6,868.66 AChO' Herscher 8,419.51 Kankakee Fed 45,727.97 Manteno 11,500.40 Municipal 8,861.26 Olympic 4,343.79 Parish 2,991.24 St. Anne 5,840.59 - $1,013,171 01 - Augusti, 89 0 BANK CAPITAL & SURPLUS 75 AMOUNT INVESTED Natl'l Bank of St. Anne 200 ,000.00 150,000.00 10,000.00 1st Nat'l Bk of Grant Park 450,000.00 337,500.00 . —0- Bradley Bank 900,000.00 675,000.00 910,876.71 Bank of Bourbonnais 1,061,000.00 795,750.00 275,000.000 Parish Bank 1,100,000.00 825,000.00 . _0-. Eastern Ill. Bank 1,125,000.00 843,750.00 —0- Bank of Chebanse 1,300,000.00 975,000.00 —0 Municipal Bank 1,687,000.00 1,265,250.00 —0- State Bank of Herscher 1,800,000.00 1,350,000.00 —0- Manteno State Bank 2,000,000.00 1,500,000.00 —0- Peoples Bank 2,517,000.00 1,887,750.00 1,429,449.49 1st Bank of Meadowview 2,750,000.00 2,062,500.00 —0- First of America 8,000,000.00 6,000,000.00 —0- Olympic Federal 8,150,000.00 6,112,500.00 —0- First Trust 8,750,000.00 6,562,500.00 920,538.43 Crest Savings 8,816,470.00 6,612,352.00 —0- Kankakee Federal 17,063,614.00 12,797,710.00 —0- Champion Federal 136,462, 793.00 102,347,094.00 —0- $3,545 ,864 .63 (05 MONICA J. BAUER f CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT 450 EAST COURT STREET KANKAKEE COUNTY COURTHOUSE KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS 60901 Phone: 815-937-2905 MONTHLY REPORT OF CIRCUIT CLERK'S OFFICE FOR THE MONTH OF: July 1989 RECEIPTS CLERK FEES $ 32,213.70 INTEREST PAID ON INVESTED FUNDS $ 2,500.75 STATES ATTORNEY FEES $ 1,362.40 SHERIFF FEES $ 1,870.45 LIBRARY FEES $ 2,029.00 COURT SYSTEM FEES $ 4,378.00 SURCHARGE FUND $ 4,398.00 VICTIMS FUND $ 2,191.00 AUTOMATION FEE $ 4,175.00 BOND FORFEITURES $ 4,484.93 STATE OF ILLINOIS FORFEITURES $ 640.07 JUVENILE DRUG ABUSE (ST. VALUE FINE) $ 382.50 K.A.M.E.C. (ST. VALUE FINE) $ 8,641.87 DEPT. OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS (ST.VALUE FINE) $______ DRIVERS ED. FUND $ 3,888.00 FINES (TOTAL) (BROKEN DOWN ON FOLLOWING PAGE) $ 33,200.68 PROBATION SERVICE FEE $ 501.00 COURT SECURITY FEE $ 5,168.00 TOTAL RECEIPTS FOR THE MONTH $ 112,025.35 ANNUAL SUPPORT/MAINT. FEE $ 378.00 (THIS FEE IS INCLUDED IN THE CLERK FEES AMOUNT) D\TE ACTIO N Page 2 Monthly Report FINES: COUNTY (Criminal) $ 4,022.68 COUNTY (Traffic & State Police) $ 8,576.62 COUNTY (Sheriff) $ 5,701.00 KANKAKEE $ 5,376.00 BRADLEY $ 1,618.00 BOURBONNAIS $ 4,236.00 MANTENO $ 926.00 MOI€NCE $ 602.00 ST. ANNE $ 1,156.38 AROMA PARK $ 96.00 HOPKINS PARK $______476.00 GRANT PARK $ 20.00 HERSCHER $ 29.00 CHEBANSE $ ESSEX $ 24.00 PARKING METER $______ OVERWEIGHT/CONSERVATION $ 341.00 TOTAL: $ 33,200.68 SUPPORT: TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED: $ 349,600.73 TOTAL OF PEOPLE OVER THE COUNTER: 1,303 TOTAL OF CHECKS WRITTEN: 2,422 TRAFFIC: TOTAL OF CASES FILED: Submitted by: (07 . KANKAKEE COUNTY CORONER'S OFFICE MONTHLY STATISTICS SHEET /y CASES REPORTED 60 YEAR 1989 AUGUT TOTALS August CORONER CASES 14 146 MEDICAL CASES 46 365 AUTOPSIES 1 29 TOXICOLOGY 3 49 INQUESTS 2 38 INQUIRIES 12 108 MANNER OF DEATH ,August Totals NATURAL...... ' . 12) 102 Heart ...... 7 74 CVA...... 2 2 SIDS ...... 1 Fetal...... Pneumonia ...... 4 Cancer...... 2 10 Other 10 CONTRIBUTORY Fracture Diabetes Alcohol Drugs CO Other Natural Autopsies ...... 12 HOMICIDES ...... L1 O 7 Firearm 3 Knife/sharp instr 3 Blunt instrument 1 Auto (reckless) Strangulation Poison Other Homicides autopsied 7 SUICIDE ...... Ll 6 Firearm ...... 1 3 Hanging 2 Drowning Auto/pedestrian CO 1 Fire Drug Knife Other Suicides autopsied 3 ACCIDENTAL 31 Fire 1 Drowning 2 Vehicular ...... 1 18 Alcohol Asphyxia Drugs 1 C() ( C) r\ e- c- , 1f- (h)t91 rLl- ~4- S 1 1 CO Other Accident Autopsy UNDETERMINED . Gunshotwound...... Drowning...... CO...... Other...... Undetermine autopsy...... (6 "a'______ I.. : -•• ______ Kankakee County - Recorder of Deeds TO THE CHAIRMAN AND KANKAKEE BOARD Report of Dennis Coy, Recorder of Deeds, for the month of July,1989 Bank Balance, July 1,1989 2,431;52 RECEIPTS Recording & Ucc Fees 7928.00 Photostat Fees 326.00 State Stamps 10,482.00 Computer Fees 2,528.00 Late Fees 282.00 21,546.00 977 .52 TOTAL CASH AVAILABLE DISBURSEMENTS Excess Fees Paid to County Treasurer 22,124. 00 BANK BALANCE July 31,1989 1,853 .52 Cash in Box 30.00 Cash in Safe & Bank )23._-5-2 1,853 52 STATE OF ILLINOIS COUNTY OF KANKAKEE I, Dennis Coy,Kankakee County Recorder, do Solemnly Swear that the foregoing account is, in all respects just and true, according to my best knowledge and belief, and that I neither received, directly or indirectly nor directly or indirectly agree to receive or be paid, for my own or another's benefit, and other monies articles of consideration than therein stated, nor am I entitled to any fee, or emolument for the period therein mentioned other than herein specified. Le - ~_~ - Ztq~_ KANKAKEE COUNTY RIORDER Signed and swore to before me this 3RD Day of AUGUST 4 "OFFICIAL SEAL" 4 Jacqueline Hubert 4 Notary - Public, State of Illinois 4 My Commission Expires 1/12/93 PUBLIC 'V 'V 'V 'V V V V V 'V V V V APPROVED BY RECORDER'S COMMITTE: /4Ay9 (9LJQ '-ID &•_ . &to1uttosi at tije Qtountpn13oarb at %aiikatce County, 3Utiiot BE IT RESOLVED, by the Kankakee County Board that the Chairman of the Kankakee County Board be and is hereby authorized to execute the attached Agreement between the Illinois Department of Commerce and Community Affairs and Kankakee County, Illinois regarding improvements to FAS Route 311 (County Highway 9) and improvements to Township Roads TR 158 and TR 11 in Manteno Township. ADOPTED AND PASSED THIS 12TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1989. MARmL OOD HENDR'± , CHAIRMAN ATTEST: BRUCE CLARK, COUNTY CLERK (SEAL) DATE a,T V U. . 3&oLuttoii of tije Qtountp 33oarb of 3antatce QCountp, 3Jtttnot BE IT RESOLVED, by the Kankakee County Board that the Chairman of the Kankakee County Board be and is hereby authorized to execute the attached Agreement between the State of Illinois and Kankakee County, Illinois regarding improvements to FAS Route 311 (County Highway 9) and improvements to Township Roads TR 158 and TR 11 in Manteno Township. ADOPTED AND PASSED THIS 12TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1989. ) (iAA- ?Y / 41A MA tIOOD HEND -IX, CHA PMA ATTEST: Cz--Lz BRUCE CLARK, COUNTY CLERK (SISAL) DATE _JLJ__- ACTCN OJtD _ c9(oOi 0iias will e9oLuttoii of the Qtountp 3l3oarb of 3aiikatce QCountp, 3JUiiiot BE IT RESOLVED, by the Kankakee County Board that the Chairman of the Kankakee County Board be and is hereby authorized to execute the attached Agreement between the State of Illinois and Kankak e County, Illinois regarding the jurisdictional transfer of FAS Route 311 (County Highway 9) from Illinois Route 50 in the Village of Manteno extending easterly + 5.42 mi. to a point ± 0.29 mi. west of County Highway 17 (E800 Rd.). ADOPTED AND PASSED THIS 12TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1989. W rr A A't yrn-1 ) doll ATT EST: BRUCE CLARK, COUNTY CLERK (SEAL) DATE ACTON _J11 O12) 0r MP S . A JOINT AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, KANKAKEE COUNTY AND THE VILLAGE OF MANTENO Regarding the improvement of various local roads to facilitate traffic generated by the proposed Sears warehouse/distribution facility at the Illinbis Diversatech Campus. DME-I \ L 40 LJp 0 [J 0 AGREEMENT This agreement entered into the day of 1989, A.D. and day of , 1989, A.D. by and between Kankakee County, Illinois; hereinafter called the COUNTY, the Village of Manteno, Illinois, hereinafter called the VILLAGE and the State of Illinois acting through its Department of Transportation, hereinafter called the STATE. WHEREAS, the COUNTY, VILLAGE and STATE, are desirous of improving certain segments of highways in order to facilitate the free flow of traffic, insure safety for the motoring public and adequately serve the planned Sears warehouse/distribution facility at the Illinois Diversatech Campus. WHEREAS, the majority of the described improvements will be accomplished under Phase I of this project as part of MET sections 89-00240-00-IL, 89-00241-00-WR and 89-00242-00-WR. The lone exception is the improvement of County Highway 9, described in paragraph F of this agreement, to be accomplished under Phase II of the project. WHEREAS, the following portions of highways will be improved: A. ILLINOIS ROUTE 50 AND COUNTY HIGHWAY 9 (3RD ST./FAS 311) INTERSECTION Reconstruct the east leg of the intersection, from Route 50 to a point +340 feet east, which includes adding a 12 foot wide right turn lane, constructing curb and gutter with storm sewer, increase turning radii, resurface with bituminous concrete and construct 5 foot concrete sidewalk on both sides of the nighway. The west leg of the intersection will be resurfaced with bituminous concrete and tapering to existing parking lanes, from Route 50 westerly +420 feet to Oak Street. New pavement markings will be applied to the north and south legs of Route 50. Traffic signals will also be installed. B. COUNTY HIGHWAY 9 (FAS 311/MANTENO - WHITAKER ROAD), FROM NEAR RT. 50 TO SEARS ENTRANCE From a point +340 feet east of Illinois Route 50 easterly +0.57 mile (+3,010 feet) to Manteno Township Road 158 (E300 Rd.), resurface the existing 26 foot wide pavement with bituminous concrete. Install traffic signals at the intersection of County Highway 9 and Township Road 158. - From Manteno Township Road 158 (E300 Rd.) easterly +0.5 mile to the Sears entrance, resurface the existing 26 foot wide pavement with bituminous concrete and construct turning lanes at the Sears warehouse entrance. C. MANTENO TOWNSHIP ROAD 158 (E300 RD./SYCAMORE ST.) From County Highway 9 northerly 1.0 mile (+5,280 feet) to Manteno Township Road 11 (f4l000 Rd.), widen the existing 20 foot pavement to 24 feet and resurface with bituminous concrete. 2 U.. D. MANTENO TOWNSHIP• ROAD 11 (Nl000 RD.) From Township Road 158 (E300 Rd./Sycamore Street) westerly +0.30 mile (+1584 feet) to Illinois Route 50, widen the existing gravel road to 24 feet and resurface with bituminous concrete. E. ILLINOIS ROUTE 50 AND MANTENO TOWNSHIP ROAD 11 (N1000 RD.) INTERSECTION Increase turning radii, provide roadway lighting construct left turn lanes on both the north and south legs of Route 50, and an exclusive right turn lane on the east leg of Manteno Township Road 11 (Nl000 Rd.). F. COUNTY HIGHWAY 9 WAS 311/MANTENO WHITAKER ROAD), FROM SEARS ENTRANCE TO TOWNSHIP ROAD 222 From the Sears entrance easterly +8.58 miles (+45,300 feet) to Yellowhead Township Road 222 (EllOO Rd.), the existing pavement will be reconstructed and bridges replaced or rehabilitated, where necessary. This is the only segment of highway to be improved under Phase II. All other work, necessary to complete the work in accordance with approved plans and specifications, will be performed. WHEREAS, the COUNTY and VILLAGE are desirous of said improvement in that same will be of immediate benefit to VILLAGE and COUNTY residents. 3 SI U. S WHEREAS, the COUNTY has expressed its desire to participate in financing the cost of the aforedescribed roadway work. WHEREAS, the COUNTY will be the lead agency and thereby assume all responsibilities in the coordination and implementation of all phases of the aforedescribed improvements WHEREAS, all phases of the said project will be accomplished in accordance with the current Motor Fuel Tax, policies and procedures. WHEREAS, the COUNTY is currently responsible for the maintenance, administration, engineering and improvements of County Highway State 9; from Illinois Route 50 easterly +5.42 miles to Whitaker, as in accordance with the provisions of a county-state agreement it entered into with the STATE on July 8, 1975. WHEREAS, by reason of COUNTY'S present maintenance, administration and engineering responsibilities for County Highway State 9, and its proposed improvement of the said highway, the COUNTY and STATE have mutually determined it is in the interest of both parties to transfer the jurisdiction to the COUNTY the portion of County Highway State 9 presently under the jurisdiction of the STATE. The said transfer will include County Highway State 9 from its intersection with Illinois Route 50 and extending easterly +5.42 miles (+28,620 feet) to a point +0.29 mile (+1530 feet) west of County Highway 17 (E800 Rd.) within the community of Whitaker. 4 L4 I. S NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the material and covenants contained herein, the parties agree as follows: 1. The COUNTY agrees to make or cause to be made, the surveys, prepare plans and specifications, purchase the necessary rights of way, receive bids and award contracts, furnish engineering inspection during construction, and cause the improvement to be built in accordance with the plans, specifications and contracts. The COUNTY further agrees to provide acceptance sampling and testing of materials in accordance with the Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction, Project Procedures guide and methods, prescribed by the STATE. 2. The STATE agrees to reimburse the COUNTY for 75% of the engineering and construction costs estimated to be $176,000, for improving the Illinois Route 50 and County Highway 9 (3rd St./FAS 311) intersection, as aforedescribed in paragraph A of this agreement. 3. The STATE agrees to reimburse the COUNTY for 50% of the engineering and construction costs estimated to be $568,000 for improving County Highway 9 from a point +340 feet east of Illinois Route 50 easterly +0.57 mile to Manteno Township Road 158 (E300 Rd.), including the installation of traffic signals at County Higwhay 9 and Township Road 158, as aforedescribed in paragraph B of this agreement. .5 4. The STATE agrees to reimburse the COUNTY for 50% of the estimated engineering and construction costs estimated to be $263,000 for improving County Highway 9, from Manteno Township Road 158 (E300 Rd.) easterly +0.5 mile, as aforedescribed in paragraph B of this agreement. 5. The STATE agrees to reimburse the COUNTY for 50% of the engineering and construction costs, estimated to be $785,000; for improving Manteno Township Road 158 (E300 Rd.) from County Highway 9 northerly 1.0 mile to Manteno Township Road ll(Nl000 Rd.), Manteno Township Road 11 from TR 158 westerly +0.30 mile to Illinois Route 50, and the intersection of T.R. 11 with Route 50. 6.) A summary of the estimated cost and cost distribution of the described Phase I improvements is as follows: FUNDING TOTAL BUILD COST CONST. ENGINEERING ILLINOIS OTHER IL RI. 50/ .H. 9 INTERSECTION $176,000 $160,000 $16,000 $132,000(75%) $44,000( 25%) :.H. 9, +340' E. OF $568,000 $516,364 - $51,636 $284,000(50%) $284,000( 50%) TE. 50 TO IR 158 .H. 9, T.R. 158 $263,000 $239,091 $23,909 $131,500(50%) $131,500(50%) ro SEARS ENTRANCE rR 158, C.H. 9 TO TR 11 $785,000 $713,636 $71,364 $392,500(50%) $392,500(50%) IR Ii, TR 15810 IL T. 50 TOTAL * $1,792,000 $1,629,091 $162,909 $940,000 $852,000 IOTE: *Land Acquisition cost is included, where applicable. 6 7. The STATE agrees to reimburse the COUNTY for 50% of the estimated engineering and construction costs, this share not to exceed a maximum of $500,000, for the improvement of County Highway 9 from the Sears entrance easterly +8.58 miles to Township Road 222, as aforedescribed in paragraph F of this agreement. This work is to be accomplished under Phase II. 8. The COUNTY agrees to provide the STATE with a written proposal identifying the scope of work and cost estimates for the improvement of County Highway 9, from +0.5 mile east. of Township Road 158 (E300 Rd.) easterly to Township Road 222 (Ell00 Rd.). The COUNTY further agrees to submit this information to the STATE no later than December 1, 1989. 9. The COUNTY agrees to pay 100% of the project costs subject to reimbursement by the STATE, as described in paragraphs 2 through 5 of this agreement. 10. The COUNTY has passed a resolution appropriating $2,000,000 to finance its share of cost for the aforedescribed improvements. A copy of the resolution is attached hereto as Exhibit #2 and made a part hereof. 7 qI 0 [1 Q TI 11. The STATE agrees, that upon receipt of the first and subsequent progress payments made to the contractor for Phase I only, the STATE will pay the COUNTY an amount equal to' the STATE'S estimated share of $940,000, divided by the estimated construction costs (based on bid unit prices) multiplied by the actual progress payments (appropriately adjusted for nonparticipating costs) made to the contractors, until the entire obligation incurred under this agreement has been paid. The COUNTY'S periodic billing to the STATE must contain sufficient cost information and include evidence of payment to the contractor by the COUNTY. The STATE will reimburse the COUNTY for the STATE'S share of engineering on the basis of periodic billing consisting of sufficient cost information and evidence of payment by the COUNTY. The STATE'S payment to the COUNTY will be made within 30 days after its receipt of itemized bills. An addendum to this agreement will be prepared for Phase II at a later date, when the scope of work and costs have been determined. 12. The COUNTY agrees to furnish the STATE with a complete set of final plans and specifications and thereafter obtain the STATE'S written approval. The STATE'S written approval will be required prior to advertising for bids for the improvement. [;] 11 U 0 Li 13. The COUNTY agrees to furnish the VILLAGE with a set of final plans and specifications pertaining to the improvement of the Illinois Route 50 and County Highway 9 (3rd Street) intersection, located within the VILLAGE. The VILLAGE'S written approval of the said plans will be required prior to advertising for bids for the improvement. 14. The COUNTY agrees to obtain written concurrence from Manteno Township, authorizing the improvement of Manteno Township Roads 158 (E300 Rd.) and 11 (Nl000 Rd.), and acknowledging that Manteno Township will retain jurisdiction of the said highway. The COUNTY will be required to submit to the STATE, the said letter of concurrence approved by Manteno Township, prior to advertising for bids for the improvement. 15. The COUNTY agrees to retain all records for STATE Audit, for a period of three years after the completion of the project. 16. The COUNTY agrees to comply with all applicable Executive Orders and Federal Highway Acts pursuant to the Equal Employment Opportunity and non-discrimination regulations required by the Illinois Department of Transportation. 17. The COUNTY agrees to acquire all rights of way and/or easements at no cost to the STATE and will certify to the STATE, prior to the COUNTY'S advertising of bids, that all necessary rights of way and/or easements have been acquired. vej Zqq . 'a • 18. It is mutually agreed that the STATE reserves the right to inspect any phase of the aforedescribed improvement, at the STATE'S descreti on. 19. The COUNTY agrees to Invite a representative of Manteno Township to inspect the completed construction work on Manteno Township Roads 158 (E300 Rd.) and 11 (Nl000 Rd.), prior to the final field inspection of the improvement of these roads by the COUNTY. and STATE. 20. The COUNTY agrees to invite a representative of the STATE to accompany COUNTY representatives in the final field inspection of completed improvements. 21. The COUNTY agrees to assume jurisdiction of County Highway State 9 WAS Route 311 /Manteno-Whi taker Rd.), beginning at Illinois Route 50 and extending easterly +5.42 miles (+28,620 feet) to a point +0.29 mile (+1530 feet) west of County Highway 17 (E800 Rd.), including structures #046-0059, #046-0060, and #046-0061. The said portion of highway was constructed as state section U-15d and improved in 1975 by the COUNTY as county section 75-00184-00-W&RS. The jurisdictional transfer will become effective 21 calendar days after the STATE'S execution of this agreement, as described in the jurisdictional transfer document (BLR Form 1600), which is hereto attached as Exhibit #4 and made a part hereof. 10 5O 1 1.1 The COUNT'rEs passed a L.TijOfl statin3 assumes juL ti on of the said portion of highway and bridges, described in paragraph #14, a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhbiit #3 and made a part hereof. 23. The VILLAGE agrees that 3rd Street, from Illinois Route 50 westerly to Oak Street, will remain under the jurisdiction of the VILLAGE. 24. Upon acceptance by the STATE of the installation of new traffic signals at Illinois Route 50 and County Highway 9 (3rd Street) in the Village of Manteno, (as aforedescribed in paragraph A of this agreement), and the completion of installing traffic signals at the intersection of County Highway 9 and Township Road 158 the financial responsibility for maintenance and electrical energy for the operation of signals will be proportioned as follows: LEVEL OF ELECTRIC INTERSECTION SERVICE MAINTENANCE ENERGY IL Rte. 50 @ C.H. 9 (3rd St.) Village Share 50% 100% State Share 50% C.H. 9 @ Twp. Rd. 158 I 100% 100% County Share L] [Ti ccsi mutuallyQ greed that tne actual signalntenanceQi al. Illinois Route 50 and County Highway 9 will be performed by the VILLAGE, either with its own forces or through contractual agreement; and the COUNTY will assume l00%of the maintenance and electrical responsibilities of the traffic signals at County Highway 9 and Township Road 158. It is further agreed that the signals shall be maintained to at least the Levels of Maintenance shown above and specified in the attached Exhibit 5 which is made a part hereof. It is understood that Level of Maintenance I meets the minimum requirements of the Illinois Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Streets and Highways and Level of Maintenance II exceeds the manual requirements and is prescribed for those signals that the District Engineer, with the concurrence of the Engineer of Traffic, determines to require a higher level of service for adequate operations of the highway system at those locations. It is also understood that if, in the judgment of the STATE, the VILLAGE has not provided adequate maintenance for those signals at Illinois Route 50 which it has been assigned to maintain, the STATE will, upon giving 30 days notice in writing, arrange for the appropriate maintenance efforts and bill the VILLAGE for its share of the costs. The VILLAGE agrees to bill the STATE, for its proportionate share of the Illinois Route 50 signal maintenance costs on a three-month basis. The amount billed shall be the actual costs incurred less any third party damage claims received during the billing period for repair of signals that are the responsibility of the billed party. Any proposed 12 __,...,nditures in Oess of $5,0IRr repair of *age to si ngimnal installations must be approved by the billed party before the expenditure is made. The STATE reserves the right to examine the records of the VILLAGE to determine that costs billed are fully documented. Payment by the STATE of any or all of its share of maintenance and energy costs of traffic signals at Route 50, is contingent upon the STATE receiving adequate funds in its annual appropriation. The parties hereto agree that the traffic signal maintenance and energy provisions of this Agreement shall remain in effect for a period of twenty (20) years from the date of its execution or so long as the traffic signals covered by the terms of this Agreement or any amendment hereto remain in place either in their current or some modified configuration, whichever is the shorter period of time. Such an effective term shall apply unless otherwise agreed in writing by the parties hereto. The COUNTY agrees to make arrangements with the local power company to furnish the electrical energy for the operation of the traffic signals on County Highway 9 at both Illinois Route 50 and Township Road 158 intersections. The STATE and COUNTY agree to pay their proportionate shares of this costs, as billed by the local power company. The STATE retains the right to control the sequence and timing of the traffic signals at the intersection of Illinois Route 50 and County Highway 9. 13 53 25.) This Agreement and the covenants contained herein shall be null and void in the event the contract covering the construction work contemplated herein is not awarded by July 1, 1990. 26.) This agreement shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the parties hereto, their successors and assigns. APPROVED OF K KAK E VILLAGE OF MANTENO BY: 4f £AA.,LLJJ CHAI BY: KANKAKEE COUNTY BOARD MAYOR September 12, 1989 DATE ATTEST: /SZ ~ ~ ~ czL , ATTEST: K NKAKEE COUNTY CLERK VILLAGE CLERK (SEAL) STATE OF ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORATION 1989 14 R 13 ij II. %I. 3U Al - - ADD TURN LANE 014 0.5 MI. .EAST 0 CCURB & GUTTER, T.R. 222 (El 100 ° SIDEWLK, RESURFACE : RD.) 50% CO. 50% & SIGNALS 25% CO. . - WILL 2) • I ______5(F TO 5) T.R. 1581 (E300 JR !? ! ! 6) ______WIDEN 4I - ST. \ a 9j a 10 7) .) 9 1 L_...—.J 12 7 8 T.R.ii MOOD RD , - LENGTHEN TURN LANE MANTNO • :: . . ______& HIGHWAY LIGHTING a I •-.______r. -. r. r. -n r-. r ______ I . • V r. = -. 50% Co 5 466 T ' 0 1 + . . .5 14 . ( 18 13 18 13 l . ,2Pi# '?-" : U o s' 'U ,-. ,__i_\_j•• • S S _- / GRANT 1'! ' WHITAKR • , • ' PARK MANTENo:: :. i / a • pop - - R - 9 19 2 IL! urn a :•: • _ • .•j. ...... • - I ILLINOIS 30 28 Z 26 25 DIVERSATECH 25 • (30 29 ...- O/j28 CAMPUS — ___ 26 - . ._- (34 33 4 __ 36 ::.'31 32 35 /36 /1 * • a . . ..•...... ____ U a a .1 .. a • r ...... u______._[e •_ 'T • -_- -'-•___-_- r aw f 2 1 - 2 1 ,S . .• i ,___\ •' ••- L. -- - - • I a _ • . - *tV' I&t.. ____L .. _•J_• •. -.- . 1cotution of the Qlountp j8oarb of aiitatte (Countp, 3RItnoi Exhibit #2 RESOLUTION APPROPRIATION OF FUNDS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF COUNTY HIGHWAY 9/FAS 311 MANTENO TOWNSHIP ROADS 158 AND 11 & 3RD STREET IN MANTENO WHEREAS, the County of Kankakee, Illinois, hereinafter called the COUNTY, has entered into an agreement with the State of Illinois, hereinafter called the STATE, to improve portions of County Highway 9/FAS Route 311 (Man teno-Whitaker Road), Manteno Township Roads 158 and 11, and 3rd Street in Manteno, designated as part of M.F.T. Sections 89-00240-00-IL, 89-00241-00-WR, and 89-00242-00-WR, to insure safety for the motoring public and facilitate the free flow of additional traffic to be generated by the planned Sears warehouse/distribution facility at the Illinois Diversatech Campus. WHEREAS, in compliance with the aforementioned agreement, It is necessary for the COUNTY to appropriate MOTOR FUEL TAX FUNDS and/or OTHER FUNDS to pay its share of cost for the Phase I Improvement of the abovementioned highways. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that there is hereby appropriated TWO MILLION DOLLARS ($2,000,000) or so much thereof as may be necessary from money now and hereinafter alloted under. the Motor Fuel Tax Law and/or other money allotted to the COUNTY, to pay its share of the cost of improving various roads in the vicinity of the Illinois Diversatech Campus, as provided by the related county-state agreement; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the COUNTY agrees to pass a supplemental resolution to provide necessary funds for its share of the cost of this improvement if the amount appropriated herein proves to be insufficient to cover said costs. ADOPTED AND PASSED THIS 12TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,1989. 19w ezt, MA WOOD HENDRIX, CHAIRMAN ATTEST: BRUCE CLARK, COUNTY CLERK (SEAL) - T . DA L&t ACTION _- ~0 ~00106 S2 S - . 31toIution of tljt County 38oarb of 3aiitatcc County, 3iUtiioi Exhbiit #3 RESOLUTION ASSUMING JURISDICTION OF COUNTY HIGHWAY STATE 9/FAS 311 WHEREAS, the STATE of ILLINOIS, hereinafter called the STATE and the County of Kankakee, Illinois, did under the date of 1989, enter into an agreement identified as part of M.F.T. Sections 89-00240-00-TL, 89-00241-00-WR and 89-00242-00-WR, for the improvement of County Highway 9/FAS Route 331 (also known as the Manteno-Whi taker Road), constructed as state section U-15d improved in 1975 by the COUNTY as county section 75-00184-00-W&RS; and WHEREAS, the aforementioned agreement provided that the COUNTY will assume jurisdiction of County Highway State 9/FAS Route 311, from Illinois Route 50 in the Village of Manteno and extend easterly +5.42 (+28,620 Ft.) miles to a point +0.29 mile (+1530 Ft.) west of Cunty Highway 17 (E800 Rd.). The COUNTY'S jurisiction of the described portion of County Highway 9/FAS Route 311 will go into effect 21 calendar days after the STATE'S execution of this agreement. NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved, that the County assumes jurisdiction of County Highway State 9/FAS Route 311, State Section U-15d and County Section 75-00184-00-W&RS, also known as the Manteno-Whi taker Road, from Illinois Route 50 in Manteno easterly +5.42 miles (+20,620 feet) to a point 0.29 mile (+1530 ft.) west of 1ounty Highwäy 17 (E800 Rd.), Including structures #046-0059, #046-0060, and #046-0061; effective 21 calendar days after the STATE'S execution of the related County-State agreement. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the County Clerk is hereby directed to transmit three certified copies of this Resolution to the State through its District Engineer's office at Ottawa, Illinois. ADOPTED AND PASSED THIS 12TH DAY O SEPTEMBER, 1 894 OD RIX, CAI ~ 'AN4 ATTES. BRUCE CLARK, COUNTY CLERK (SEAL) 57 0574p S Exhibit in STATE OF ILLINOIS DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION Kankakee County From LOCAL AGENCY-STATE State Highway .System State Section U-15d To JURISDICTIONAL TRANSFER Co. Sect. 89-00240-00-TL Local Highway System 89-00241 -OO-WR 89-00242-00-WR The above local agency, and the State of Illinois, acting by and through its Department of Transportation, agree to transfer the jurisdiction of the designated location in the manner indicated above under TYPE OF SYSTEMS TRANSFER LOCATION DESCRIPTION NAME Manteno-Whitaker Road ROUTE C.H. 9/FAS 311 LENGTH + 28,620 Ft. MILES + 5.42 TERMINIFrom Illinois Route 50 in the villa + 5.42 mi. to a point + 0.29 mi. west of County Highway 1 This transfer does include Structure No. 04 060 & 046-0061. WHEREAS, the authority to enter into this contract is granted the STATE by Section 4-409 of the Illinois Highway Code and the authority to make changes in the State Highway System is granted the STATE under Section 2-101 of the Illinois Highway Code, and WHEREAS, the authority to make changes to the County Highway System is granted to the County by Section 5-105 of the Illinois Highway Code, and NOW THEREFORE IT IS AGREED that the County Board of said County will pass a resolution providing for the transfer of the above location and shall attached hereto a copy of a location map as Exhibit No. 1, and a copy of the resolution as Exhibit No. 2, and IT IS MUTUALLY AGREED, that this jurisdictional transfer will become effective 21 calendar days after the STATE'S execution of the related county-state agreement. SUPPLEMENTS Additional information and/or stipulations, if any, are hereby attached and identified below as being a part of this jurisdictional transfer. Supplement Location Map - Ex. 1, Jurisdiction Resolution - Ex. 3 (Insert supplement numbers or letters and page numbers, if applicable.) IT IS FURTHER AGREED that the provisions of this jurisdictional transfer shall be binding upon and Inure to the benefit of the parties hereto, their successors and assigns. APPROVED APPROVED Name MARWOOD HENDRIX STATE OF ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORATION Title______CHAIRMAN, COUNTY BOARD By: Chairman Count 13oard Director of Highways Signature DATE BLR 1600 17 . I. . ExhibiFF TRAFFIC SIGNAL MAINTENANCE PROVISIONS LEVEL I The maintaining agency agrees to: 1. Patrol the traffic control signal system on a regular basis and replace burned out lamps or damaged sockets as may be required. All lamps should be replaced as frequently as experience proves necessary to prevent undue failures. The reflector and lens should be cleaned each time a lamp is replaced. All replacement lamps shall equal the wattage and type of the existing lamp. 2. Keep signal heads properly adjusted, controller cabinets, signal posts, and controller pedestals tight on their foundations and in alignment. 3. Keep detector equipment in proper working order. 4. Check the controllers, relays, and detectors at frequent intervals to ascertain that they are functioning properly and make all necessary repairs and replacement. 5. Keep interior of controller cabinet in a neat condition at all times. 6. Remove and clean and overhaul the controllers (except solid-state) relays, special auxiliary control equipment, and time clock once a year or more often if necessary. When solid-state controllers malfunction, they shall be removed, repaired, and bench checked. Solid-state controllers shall not be removed for annual maintenance inspections. 7. Replace burned out fuses. 8. Clean reflectors, lenses, and lamps once every six (6) months. 9. Repaint all signal components exposed to weather on a regular basis. 10. Repair or replace any and all equipment .damaged by any cause whatsoever. 11. Be responsible to make recovery for damage to any part of the installation or systems from the party causing the damage. 12. Provide alternate traffic control during a period of failure or when the controller must be disconnected. This may be accomplished through installation of a spare controller, placing the intersection on flash, manually operating the controller, or manually directing traffic through the use of proper authorities. lu $9 • ' I 3. Provide skilled maintenance personnel who will be available to respond without delay to emergency calls. This may be provided by agency forces, contract, or maintenance agreement. Controller failure, lights, out, knockdowns, or two (2) red lights out at an intersection are considered emergencies. 14. Provide the DEPARTMENT the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of at least two persons who will be available for emergency repair of the traffic signals and keep the DEPARTMENT informed of any changes of same. 19 Rm 9- $L-89 ) o,pJ-r / G'EJT CovJ SrIW cre 0 kI I; 99 - 00240-00-71. KANKAKEE COUNTY \ 9 - 0OZ4l-oo--WQ ILLINOIS oo z4z- 00 - uirt ç1\ - R( LEGEND TowPAQ*pS EARTH —i __//_jrt1 Tf~rrr--T— i—--;--r- *00 couNt, "c vi EARTH 1100 • • . . ' ."I" . -s1D r-,v-, r,, r L'T _ • I i : 1 i ///( I ; ' i .. . ' 1 ..._-i-_ j. PWEkM - B?T5- CONCRETE -- — — 1 —.4-..• . •...... . . . 110 , - WPt . --- STATE soup issg •fl!$ .. ., T• — --'a , • - ., . I ,. •-P ; ! I i • I. -'• •' . . ' SCALE ! r' tr-- -- - •OviT T r-h moo :—:- :•:: •- J M .oc _ . i/A. -- - 700 - -. --.... -s0o Soo RIB 0 " JU N NJAI S 1r._H_4..r_. 500 ' L = z i1 -r-_ 4k ' Soo A' 300 , too too .00 I - - '• z- 1i - 100 ' . -- - - . -i .... -r ii N. 1 - ' I P 1 . /• .--.•• _ 1100 4-t- 200 -- -- . I _ 300 )C0 — 1— -- - - - ' 4'k1"Th--T 1 _ — 400 soc ------ç— ,t —:Ii _.-." ---f — _ -- _- r'-- ---I 00 -- _L s oo - :--" 4. q L4,i' -- - J. -- I — -- - = - - - I-H - r-4-f'- .w— ff' --H TOO I LJJIIL I I_ : 50O ••n. ry 9- "5 - Rq • COMMITTEE REPORT TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY: Your Committee, to whom wa& referred the, matter of...0ring Board of Appeals Case #89 - 9, an application for a Special Use Permii to allow the 9per1 ç f . tourist p ~~rk n Otto Township beg to submit the following report on the matter before them: the Committee recommends the adoption of the resolution herewith submitted. ...... ': i:i:::.i:i::r:i:::::::i:..::::: ..:i::I cEL iq-7I -I - I ' AU of which is respectfully submitted. 7 , tip I I. 9-6-89 (o . . eotution of the Qtountp 36oarb at 3ankakee (Countp, 3llhtnoi RE: ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS CASE #89-9 WHEREAS, an application for a Special Use Permit pursuant to the terms of the Kankakee County Zoning Ordinance has been filed by Bryan and Joe Tom in the office of the County Clerk of Kankakee County to allow a tourist park on property generally located approximately three miles south of the 1-57 interchange on Illinois Route 49/U.S. 52 and one half mile east on County Road S600W, in Otto Township on the premises hereinafter legally described and by said office delivered to the Zoning Board of Appeals of said County; and, WHEREAS, the Zoning Board of Appeals has caused a public hearing, after due notice, to be held on said application; and, WHEREAS, all matters required by law of the State of Illinois and the Zoning Ordinance of Kankakee County to be done, have been done; and, WHEREAS, the Zoning Board of Appeals has recommended that said Special Use Permit be granted, with stipulations hereinafter described, as requested in said application and the Planning and Zoning Committee has concurred in said recommendation; and, WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of the public and consistent with the public health, safety, and general welfare, that said Special Use Permit be granted, including stipulations. NOW, THEREFORE, be it and it is hereby resolved by the County Board of the County of Kankakee and State of Illinois, as follows: ACTION- (_o S _ SECTION I That a Special Use Permit, pursuant to the terms of the Kankakee County Zoning Ordinance, is hereby granted to allow a tourist park, legally described as Exhibit A, located in the County of Kankakee, Illinois, with the following stipulations: 1. That the tourist park be available for transient use only, with a maximum stay of four weeks, excluding one permanent site for the manager of the park. 2. That parking be provided on a one to four ratio of off- site parking per travel vehicle site. 3. That a deep well be utilized for water. 4. That sewage disposal be handled by a holding tank system with a septic tank utilized only for the service building and 16 sites with proper location of seepage fields or, in the alternative, an approved sewage treatment system. 5. That the site plan be reviewed and approved by the Planning and Zoning Committee before any building permit is issued. 6. That the roads and parking areas shall be improved with a compacted base and dust proof wearing surface be provided for. SECTION II That this Resolution granting a Special Use Permit, including the stipulations, under the terms of the Zoning Ordinance of Kankakee County shall be in full force and effect upon its passage. PASSED AND ADOPTED this day o F 1989. Maod Hendrix, Chairmen - ATTEST:. \ '0 Bruce Clark, County Clerk V kt.sotution at the Qtountp Jgoarb of ankakee QCountp, 3[ttnois RE: Amendments to the Text of the Kankakee County Zoning Ordinance WHEREAS, an application for amendment of the Kankakee County Zoning Ordinance has been filed in the Office of the County Clerk of Kankakee County, as ZBA Case #89-10, pertaining to several changes in the text of the Kankakee County Zoning Ordinance and by said office delivered to the Zoning Board of Appeals of said County; and, WHEREAS, the Zoning Board of Appeals has caused a public hearing, after due notice, to be held on said application; and, WHEREAS, all matters required by law of the State of Illinois and the Zoning Ordinance of Kankakee County to be done, have been done; and, WHEREAS the Zoning Board of Appeals has recommended that said amendments be approved and the Planning and Zoning Committee has concurred in the recommendation, and, WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of the public and consistent with the public health, and general welfare, that said amendment be approved as requested. NOW, THEREFORE, be it and it is hereby ordained by the County Board of the County of Kankakee and State of Illinois as follows: CE',-'mTE'M T That the Kankakee County Zoning Ordinance is hereby amended as follows: 1. That Section III, D. 2.b. is hereby amended to read as- follows: Ordinance No -i Page 1 \ ' \\\ (p . S "A detached accessory building or structure in a rear yard shall be located no less than five (5) feet from an interior lot line. When on a corner or through lot, a detached accessory building shall be no nearer to a lot line abutting a street than the applicable distance required." 2. That Section III, D. 2.c. is hereby amended to read as follows: "No detached accessory building or structure in a residence district shall have more than one story or exceed twenty-two (22) feet in height. Such building height, as defined, shall be measured from the grade of the ground within a ten (10) foot radius of the accessory building's walls." 3. That Section III, F. is hereby amended to read as follows: "Any lot division, other than those specifically governed by the Illinois Plat Act, must comply with the Kankakee County Subdivision Rules & Regulations. No lot containing a structure or use shall hereafter be divided in order to secure one or more additional lots for transfer of ownership and establishment of a principal use thereon, unless each lot has the minimum lot area and lot width as required in this ordinance for the district in which the lot is located, including also the lot containing the structure or use, resulting from such division. Every lot shall front on or about public street. Lots with an access only to existing private drives or streets may be permitted only by the County Planning Department. 4. That Section III, H. is hereby amended to read as follows: "H. Permitted Accessory Buildings, Structures and Uses In Required Yards. The following accessory buildings, structures, and uses are permitted, with respect to the location of the principle structure, (see Figure One) as follows: To The Front or Side When To The To Adjoining Interior The Street Side Rear of The Principal Structure 1. Awnings or canopies, attached, projecting no more than 25% of the width or depth of a yard. X X X 2. Arbors or trellises. X X X 3. Air conditioning equipment shelter. X X 4. Balconies. X X 5. Bay windows-projecting no X X more than three (3) feet into a yard. Ordinance No. Page 2 9001 . S L 71 To The Front or Side When To The Adjoining Interior To The a Street Side Rear of The Principal Structure 6. Chimneys, attached-projecting no more than twenty-four (24) inches into a yard. X X X 7. Dwelling units or lodging rooms, attached or detached-for domestic servants employed on the premises, provided a detached accessory building, containing a dwelling unit or lodging rooms, is not more than two (2) stories or twenty-two (22) feet in height, whichever is lower, is located no nearer than ten (10) feet from a lot line, and floor space devoted to such a dwelling unit does not exceed five hundred (500) square feet in area. X 8. Eaves and gutters-projecting to no more than four (4) feet into a front and rear yard and not more than twenty-four (24) inches into a side yard. X X X 9. Eaves and gutters on detached accessory buildings located in a rear yard-projecting from a building to no more than twenty-four (24) inches from a lot line. X 10. Fallout shelters, attached or detached. X 11. Fences, open-not more than four (4) feet in height in a front yard and not more than six (6) feet in height in an interior side yard and rear yard. X X X 12. Architectural entrance structure. X X X 13. Solid or semi-solid fences- not more than six (6) feet in height. X X 14. Flagpoles. X X X 15. Garages or carports, detached. X 16. Growing of farm and garden crops in the open. X X 17. Home occupations, provided such occupation is not conducted from an accessory building. Not permitted 18. Keeping of horses and other livestock and poultry on a parcel, tract, or lot not less than two (2) acres in area, and not less bd1 than two hundred fifty (250) feet DATE Ordinance No. 1ACTION Page 3 S I- . in width provided buildings or To The Front or Side When To The Adjoining Interior To The a Street Side Rear of The Principal Structure (18. cont.) structures for their shelter shall be located not less than one hundred fifty (150) feet from a lot line adjoining a street and fifty (50) feet from an interior side or rear lot line. There shall be not more than one such animal for each one-half acre of lot area. x 19. Open off-street parking spaces. x x 20. Ornamental light standards. x x x 21. Playground and laundry- drying equipment. x x 22. Playhouses, summerhouses, and boathouses. 23. Signs and nameplates as regulated herein. x x x 24. Sills, belt courses, cornices, and ornamental features of the principal building, projecting to no more than eight (8) feet from the side lot line. x x x 25. Sheds and storage buildings for garden equipment and household items. x 26. Steps which are necessary for access to the dwelling or an accessory building, access to the lot from the street, and in gardens or terraces, provided there are not more than eight (8) steps for access to dwelling or accessory building. x x x 27. Swimming pools, private 28. Terraces. x x x 29. Patios. x x 30. Outdoor fireplaces. x 31. Tennis courts, private. 32. Trees, shrubs, and flowers. x x x 33. Other accessory buildings, structures and uses determined by the County Planning Department to be customarily incidental to the principal use. x Ordinance No. Page 4 10 r 1 On a corner lot and at any points of vehicular intersection, within that part of a front yard located within twenty (20) feet from the point of intersection, no solid fence, structure, building, wall, hedge, or other landscaping shall be erected, constructed, planted, or maintained having a height exceeding thirty (30) inches or trees planted and maintained having branches lower than eight (8) feet above the grade at the curb or pavement edge of the adjacent street or roadway." 5. That Section III, N. is hereby amended to read as follows: "N. Access To Roads From Developments. Access, including driveways and service entrances, to roads—must conform to the following minimum requirements pertaininq to frequency of intervals unless impossible due to existing land division made prior to the effective date of this ordinance or due to unusual topographic characteristics: In an A-Agriculture District and R-1 and R-2 Residence Districts: 1. agricultural ingress and eress - not less than 660 feet measured from centerline to centerline; 2. residential ingress and egress other than farm related not less than 800 feet along U.S. and State Highways as measured from centerline to centerline and not less than 400 feet along County and Township highways as measured from centerline to centerline. In B-Business and C-Commercial Districts: 1. Not less than 400 feet between ingress and egress points along U.S. and State highways as measured from centerline to centerline. 2. Not less than 300 feet between ingress and egress points along County and Township highways as measured from centerline to centerline. 3. An acceleration lane(s) or service road(s) constructed according to standards set forth by the Illinois Department of Transportation shall be provided for business and commercial uses which will employ 100 persons or more or which locate along U.S. and State Highways. In All Other Districts: 1. not less than 600 feet between ingress and egress points along U.S. and State highways as measured from centerline to centerline. 2. not less than 400 feet between ingress and egress points along County and Township highways as measured from centerline to centerline. The intersection of roads shall be considered as points of ingress and egress. All lots shall be afforded access to at least an all- weather road. An all-weather road is a public thoroughfare adequately drained with the travelled area surfaced either with crushed stone or bituminous material placed over a crushed stone base. The design thickness shall be sufficient to accommodate normal vehicular traffic during all periods of the year without excessive maintenance costs or without disruption due to weather. Ordinance No. Page 5 -Il S (This would exclude repeated truck or other heavy vehicular traffic use, especially during the period of adverse weather conditions and particularly when the frost is leaving the ground.)" 14 That Section V 1 G. 5.a. (2) (d) shall hereby read as follows: "(d) Scrap processing facility on a site of not less than 10 acres in area. The facility,as approved by the Planning Department, be screened by an attractive solid fence at least 12 feet in height along the perimeter of the site." 7. That rules & definitions in Section IX shall be modified and/or added as follows: 11 3a. Automobile wrecking yard" shall be renumbered 11 3b. Automobile wrecking yard" 11 3a. Attached - Structures that share common or party walls and which have a common foundation (as specified by County Building Codes) with at least one other structure." 11 16a. Detached - Structures that do not share a common wall, roof, floor or any other structure component with another structure." 11 17a. Dwelling" shall be renumbered 11 17b. Dwelling." 11 17a. Double Frontage Lot - A lot that has two (2) frontages, either a frontage on a public ROW or a frontage on a waterway, i.e., river. Double frontage lots are also referred to as through lots." "36. Frontage - All of the property fronting on one side of a public ROW. (If the public ROW is dead ended, the frontage is measured to the dead end of the street.)" 11 50. Junk yard - An open area of land and any accessory building or structure thereon which is used primarily for buying, selling, exchanging, storing, baling, packing, disassembling, or handling waste or scrap materials, including vehicles, machinery and equipment not in operable condition or parts thereof, and other metals, gaper, rags, rubber tires, and bottles. A "junk yard" includes an automobile wrecking yard." 11 58. Lot line, front - That boundary of a lot which is along an existing or dedicated street or public way and, in the case of a corner lot and/or double frontage lot, that lot line selected by the owner as the front lot line." 11 95a. Scrap processing facility - an area of land ten (10) acres or more in size including any accessory building or buildings thereon used for shearing, cutting, shredding, baling, or otherwise processing scrap, such as but not limited to automobiles, farm equipment, and appliances." SECTION II That all ordinances or parts thereof in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. SECTION III That this Ordinance amending the Zoning Ordinance of Kankakee Ordinance No. 011j, 18q Page 6 ATE ______County shall be in full force and effect upon its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED this 12.- day of 1989. AYTT Ma ood Hendrix, ChairmanLL 1 ATTEST: Bruce Clark, County Clerk Ordinance No. Page 7 15 O • COMMITTEE REPORT TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY: Your Committee, to whom was referred the matter of...... to the Text of the Kankakee County Zoning Ordinance beg to submit the following report on the matter before them: the Committee recommends the adoption of the resolution herewith submitted. 7/i... . ...... ...... ...... All of which is respectfully submitted. / DATE ,LCT1ON e. 9-6-89 • - Lktotution at the Countp 36oarb of 3ankakee Qtountp, 3llhinois RE: 1000 HOURS IMRF REQUIREMENTS WHEREAS, Section 7-137 of the Illinois Pension Code provides that effective 1-1-82 certain employees in the IMRF may elect to exclude from participation in the Fund person in positions normally requiring performance of duty for less than 1,000 hours per year; and, WHEREAS, the exclusion may be applicable only to persons first employed in the Fund by any employee in the Fund after the adoption of the resolution establishing the exclusion; and, WHEREAS, the Kankakee County Board is authorized by SEction 7-173 of the Illinois Pension Code to adopt such exclusion, and it is desirable that it do so; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the County Board of Kankakee County, Illinois, that they do hereby elect to exclude from participation in the IMRF all officials and employees in positions normally requiring performance of duty for less than 1000 hours per year; and, BE, IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Clerk of the Kankakee County Board is authorized and directed to file a duly certified copy of this resolution with IMRF. ADOPTED AND PASSED THIS 12TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1989. 1 &,4-11 rtj /"a ~14 'MARWOOD HENDRIX, CHAIRMAN ATTEST: BRUCE CLARK, COUNTY CLERK • • 00 t+r COMMITTEE REPORT TO THF HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY: Your Committee, to whom was referred the matter of...... 1000 HOURS IMRF REQUIREMENTS beg to submit the following report on the matter before them: THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THE ADOPTION OF THIS RESOLUTION HEREWITH SUBMITTED. ...... j ...... (..... All of which is respectfully submitted. )C- mittee. . ALMO N (.Q 1 Stotution of the tountp 36oarb of %antakec Qtountp, 3llhinots RE: CONTRIBUTION OF $1,000 TO THE INTERNATIONAL CORRIDORS GRANT WHEREAS, the Economic Development Council has requested a $1,000. contribution to assst in the formulation of matching funds for the Grant which will assist in preparing a Thre,€ounty Business and Industry Survey, and, WHEREAS, this three County ( Will, Grundy, and Kankakee) effort is an important step forward in the economic growth of Kankakee County, and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the County Board of Kankakee County, Illinois the Auditor be and he is hereby directed to forward a $1,000. from the Contingency line item of the Kankakee County budget to the Economic Development Council's International Corridors Grant. ADOPTED AND PASSED ON THIS 12TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1989. CLUyO DA 1L ?&OOD HENDRIX,4 CHA RNAN ATTEST: BRUCE CLARK, COUNTY CLERK go -II 'I_H S O ILLINOIS MUNICIPAL RETIREMENTFUND • 100 South Wacker Drive Chicago, Illinois 60606 SUGGESTED RESOLUTION TO ADOPT THE ANNUAL 1,000 STANDARD FOR IMRF PARTICIPATION RESOLUTION Number WHEREAS, Section 7.137 of the Illinois Pension Code provides that effective January 1, 1982, certain employers in the Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund may elect to exclude from participation in the Fund persons in positions normally requiring performance of duty for less than 1,000 hours per year; and WHEREAS, the exclusion may be applicable only to persons flrstemployedin positions underthe Fund by any employer in the Fund after the adoption of the resolutions establishing the exclusion; and KANKAKEEICOUNTY WHEREAS, is authorized by Section 7.137 Name of Governing Body of the Illinois Pension Code to adopt such exclusion and it Is desirable that It do so; RESOLVED that the _COUNTY BOAID of KANICATCRIZ, ('MTTNTY Name of Governing Body Name of Employer does hereby elect to exclude from participation in the Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund all officials and employees in positions normally requiring performance of duty for less than 1,000 hours per year; FURTHER RESOLVED that this exclusion shall apply only to officials and employees who first occupy offices or positions under the Fund after adoption of this resolution CLERK; . FURTHER RESOLVED that the .! is authorized and Cierkor Secretary directed to file a duly certified copy of this resolution with thelllinois Municipal Retirement Fund I , CERTIFICATION I BRUCE CLARK the CLERK • Name . . Clerk or Secretary ; •, 111 ... KANIAKEE of the, COUNTY BOARD oi the County of Governmental Unit : County State of Illinois, do. hereby certIfy that I am the keepr of itslbooks and records and that the foregoing is a true and correct .... MEMBERS, , copy of a regolutionduly adopted by its 1 . : • at a meeting duly -! Governing Body 12th Septentber 'convened and held on theL_ day 'of Clerk or Secretary • . . •- •.. . • SEAL- 'THIS RESOLUTION CANNOT BE USED BY A SCHOOL DISTRICT OR SPEC.: ED. COOPERATIVE IMRF Form 6.68 (Rev.) 3/82 . ( q I__.•__.._,-...... ;•. S a . COMMITTEE REPORT TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY: Your Committee, to whom was referred the matter of...... CONTRIBUTION OF $1,000 TO THE INTERNATIONAL CORRIDOR GRANT beg to submit the following report on the matter before them: qpmm it tee recommends the adoption ....is resolution herewith FINANCE COMMITTEE ii .;:::::;:: ...... r2.i: . All of which is respectfully submitted...... __ .. . LLL aLLbcL.._ 7)...... - DLL12LJJ '~ I axe 4i\otp '10 va /tLCAAJ '°f,Isq /3CAS/ e.sotutton of the tountp 3Ioarb of 3antaktt Qtountp, illtinois RE: CMS MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT WHEREAS, the County of Kankakee Did enter into a contract for the preparation of a Classification and Evaluation Program for the employees of Kankakee County, and, WHEREAS, the program was completed and instituted in the County effective July 1, 1989, and, WHEREAS, it has been determined it is in the best interest of Kankakee County to enter into a one year maintenance agreement with the Technical Services Division of the Central Management Services, State of Illinois, for purposes of providing Class Specifications revisions, Establishment of new class specifications, and update of pay plan review with cost of agreement being $4,000., NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the County Board of Kankakee County, Kankakee, Illinois, the chairman of the County Board be and he is hereby authorized to enter into the contract agreement a copy of which is attached hereto and marked Exhibit "A", with CMS, State of Illinois with maintenance program beginning August, 1990. ADOPTED AND PASSED THIS 12TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1989. MA1WOOD HENDRIX, CHAIRMAN ATTEST BRUCE CLARK, COUNTY CLERK ijOEL- I ; &- 4G' O Memorandum of Understanding between the County of Kankakee and the State of Illinois Department of Central Management Sevices The State of Illinois, Department of Central Management Services, herein- after termed the Department, will provide technical personnel services to the County of Kankakee hereinafter termed the County, for the below listed activities: Maintenance Program a. Class Specification Revisions b. Establishment of New Class Specifications C. Pay Plan Review/Updated Prior to the review, the County shall identify changes in: 1. Class Specifications 2. Assigned Duties 3. Classifying of Positions 4. Pay Plan Changes The Maintenance Program would be in the month of August, 1990. A liaison person will be designated by the County for meeting and conferring with officials. All inclusions in the Department's Report shall stand. Any dissemination of data contained in the Department's report shall be at the discretion of the County. 1* S I- -2- Any Department service beyond the inclusions in this Memorandum of Understanding shall be by separate and mutual agreement. 1) Personal service payment for the Maintenance Program will be on July 1, 1990 for $4,000.00 2) Lodging expenses for Department staff will be disbursed by the County directly to the vendor. Please acknowledge acceptance of this Letter of Agreement by affixing your signature and designating the liaison official where indicated below. Return this Letter of Agreement to: Mike Murphy, Manager Department of Central Management Svcs. Division of Technical Services 504 William G. Stratton Building Springfield, Illinois 62706 Sincerely, Christine L. Flatt, Manager Bureau of Personnel (Official) Liaison Official:______Title: Address: Phone: -1.,5, (N\.5 C°-t-- COMMITTEE REPORT ['0 THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY: Your Committee, to whom was referred the matter of ...... CMS MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT beg to submit the following report on the matter before them: The committee recommends the adoption of this resolution herewith submitted. ADMINISTRAT).QN COMMITTEE ...... ...... 1ff/I ...... fl.... I...... All of which is respectfully submitted. k 'Q ....46 '(e . ...... ...... Committee. S I . c5otutton at the Qtountp oarb of 3an1atee Count', 3llhinois RE: SALE OF AUTOMATIC VOTING MACHINES WHEREAS, the electronic voting machine system has been adopted for use in elections in Kankakee County; and, WHEREAS, the Kankakee County Board has determined therefore that it is no longer necessary or in the best interests of Kankakee County to retain it automatic voting machines described as: one hundred, sixty eight (168) AVM Automatic, 40 column voting machines in the serial numbers of 165,000 series and above; and, WHEREAS, the nature of the contract for sale of the automatic voting machine is not adapted to award by competitive bidding. WHEREAS, Voting Machine Service Center, Inc. P.0. Box 261, Gerry, New York, 14740, has offered to purchase said voting machines for the sum of Twenty Thousand Dollars, ($20,000.) NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the County Board of Kankakee County that the Chairman of the County Board be, and he is hereby authorized and directed to sell the following described personal property: One Hundred, sixty-eight (168) AVM Printomatic, 40 column voting machines in the serial numbers of 165,000 and above, for the sum of Twenty-thousand dollars ($20,000) BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this resolution shall be effective on this 12th day of September, 1989. 114 aAAW5T7D 2L MARWOOD HENDRIX, CHAI RMAN ATTEST: BRUCE CLARK, COUNTY CLERK DIATE PTO _2So4iL____1 &LLJkQ L/j Q/V 17 . S W@V OM@ WMMUMN MOEN fflORE1EX0 P.O. Box 261 GERRY, NEW YORK 14740 Phone (716) 287-2090 Rentals, Sales, & Service fAUG 17 1989 August 16, 1989 County CIarl Kan Mr. Bruce Clark, County Clerk 450 East Court Street Kankakee,IL 60901 Dear Mr. Clark; Per our telephone conversation today, Voting Machine Service Center, Inc. will purchase one hundred, sixty—eight (168) AVM Printomatic, 40 column voting machines in the serial numbers of 165,000 series and above for a cost of twenty thousand dollars ($20,000.00). This includes all parts, supplies, etc. affiliated with the old AVM machines. Voting Machine Service Center will incur all costs of freight from Kankakee to our facilities. Pick up will start within thirty (30) days after a signed agreement. If the above is agreeable with you please sign one copy and return to us for processing. Please let us know the location of the machines and the person to contact prior to pick up. Sincerely, Dale L. Marshall President DATED: AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE: TITLE: lig Your Corn piole Election Company. • I S -(i /1(1 COMMITTEE REPORT TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY: Your Committee, to whom was referred the matter of ...... Sale of Automatic Voting Machines beg to submit the following report on the matter before them: The Committee recommends the adoption of this resolution herewith submitted. County Clerk! Treasurer's Committee - ...... Q x AU of which is respectfully submitted. DATE ACT3 omrrdttee. RaLLcLL_Ua__ d 0 OJV S ao)ution of the Countp130arb at ankaee QCountp, 3ffiinoi RE: POLLING PLACE CHANGE FOR PRECINCT #2, MANTENO WHEREAS, the Kankakee County Board did establish the various polling places in the several election precincts of Kankakee County. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the County Board of Kankakee County, Illinois that all existing polling places now located and established in Manteno #2 Precinct be null and void and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, by the County Board of Kankakee County, Illinois the polling place for the #2. Precinct of Manteno be and it is hereby established at Snyders Electric, 370 S. Locust, Manteno, Illinois. t75J ~/ MA WOOD HENDRIX, CHAIRMAN ATTEST BRUCE CLARK, COUNTY CLERK . . COMMITTEE REPORT TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY: Your Committee, to whom was referred the matter of...... POLLING-PLACE... ANGE..F.O.R..FR rJc.T.#2MA.N'rENo beg to submit the following report on the matter before them: THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THE ADOPTIO OF THIS RESOLUTION HEREWITH SUBMITTED. COUNTY CLERK/TREASURER's COMMITTEE ------ ...... ..: ...... ...... 6~- ...... of whichwhich is respectfully submitted. ñAIc Ii, I I.h. ..-...... TTrEi ACTJ iLt.pS j comnilttee. . .•• eotution of the Qtountp 38oarb of 3ankakee (ountp, 3flhinoi RE: RESOLUTION OF THE COUNTY BOARD OF THE COUNTY OF KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS APPOINTING THE TRUSTEE FOR THE MANTENO FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT BE IT RESOLVED, by the County Board of the County of Kankakee, Illinois, that in pursuance of the authority in the Board conferred by the provisions of Section 24 of Chapter 127 1/2, STATE FIRE MARSHALL, Illinois Revised Statutes, 1979, and in pursuance of the request for the appointment of Richard Hagenow as Trustee of the Manteno Fire Protection District, this County Board does now appoints Richard Hagenow, who lives within the boundaries of the fire protection district, as Trustee of said Manteno Fire Protection District with term ending the first Monday in June, 1991, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, we do fix the bond of Richard Hagenow in the amount of $1,000.00 and Richard Hagenow has filed with the Clerk of this Board his Bond in the amount of $1,000.00 with individual sureties, said Bond is now hereby approved, and WE, THEREFORE, order that upon the said Richard Hagenow filing with the Clerk of this Board his Oath as Trustee of said Manteno Fire Protection District, that the County Clerk of the County of Kankakee, Illinois, as Clerk of this Board do formally notify the said Richard Hagenow of his appointment as Trustee of said Manteno Fire Protection for the term as hereinabove set forth. ADOPTED AND PASSED THIS i2:Th -DAY OF Set11ber,tl98. nA a I f, ~ V~4p- ~V_ . , " MAR WOOD HENDR , CHAIRMAN ATTEST: BRUCE& CLARK, £Z.COUNTY CLERK 1:nc _a,__- • I S COMMITTEE REPORT TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY: Your Committee, to whom was referred the matter of ...... Appointing Trustee for the Manteno Fire Protection District. beg to submit the following report on the matter before them: The committee recommends the adoption of this resolution herewith submitted. COUNTY CLERK/TREASURER'S COMMITTEE ii.i:::iiiiiiiii i- ...... 42...... ...... All of which is respectfully submitted. , DATE I\CT Committee. • __ e.sotution of the (ountp oarb of 3ankahee Qtauntp, 3LIinoi RE: RESOLUTION OF THE COUNTY BOARD OF THE COUNTY OF KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS APPOINTING THE TRUSTEE FOR THE MANTENO FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT BE IT RESOLVED, by the County Board of the County of Kankakee, Illinois, that in pursuance of the authority in the Board conferred by the provisions of Section 24 of Chapter 127 1/2, STATE FIRE MARSHALL, Illinois Revised Statutes, 1979, and in pursuance of the request for the appointment of Leo Hassett as Trustee of the Manteno Fire Protection District, this County Board does now appoints Leo Hassett, who lives within the boundaries of the fire protection district, as Trustee of said Manteno Fire Protection District with term ending the first Monday in June, 1990, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, we do fix the bond of Leo Hassett in the amount of $1,000.00 and Leo Hassett has filed with the Clerk of this Board his Bond in the amount of $1,000.00 with individual sureties, said Bond is now hereby approved, and WE, THEREFORE, order that upon the said Leo Hassett filing with the Clerk of this Board his Oath as Trustee of said Manteno Fire Protection Distric , that the County Clerk of the County o Kankakee, Illinois, as Clerk of this Board do formally notify the said Leo Hassett of his appointment as Trustee of said Manteno Fire Protection for the term as hereinabove set forth. ADOPTED AND PASSED THIS 19TH DAY OF S PTEMBJER I 1989. MARèJOOD HENDRIX, CHAIRMAN ATTEST: lfz'tr~ BRUCE CLARK, COUNTY CLERK _atiL- . I . . COMMflTEETIItbRT 'FO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY: Your Committee, to whom was referred the matter of...... Appointing Trustee to the Manteno Fire Protection District. beg to submit the following report on the matter before them: The committee recommends the adoption of this resolution herewith submitted. MINTY CLERK/TREASURER'S CO ITTEE ...... c...... a.i2P42-i ...... q')2 A= ...... AU of which is respectfully submitted. qj jd_ 1 ~2 D AT E icIwf1 t4 Committee. 63 eo[utiou of the Qtountp 36oarb of 3ankakce Qtountp, Rinoiz RE: RESOLUTION OF THE COUNTY BOARD OF THE COUNTY OF KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS APPOINTING THE TRUSTEE FOR THE MANTENO FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT BE IT RESOLVED, by the County Board of the County of Kankakee, Illinois, that in pursuance of the authority in the Board conferred by the provisions of Section 24 of Chapter 127 1/2, STATE FIRE MARSHALL, Illinois Revised Statutes, 1979, and in pursuance of the request for the appointment of Vennis Voges as Trustee of the Manteno Fire Protection District, this County Board does now appoints Vennis Voges, who lives within the boundaries of the fire protection district, as Trustee of said Manteno Fire Protection District with term ending the first Monday in June, 1992, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, we do fix the bond of Vennis' Voges in the amount of $1,000.00 and Vennis Voges has filed with the Clerk of this Board his Bond in the amount of $1,000.00 with individual sureties, said Bond is now hereby approved, and WE, THEREFORE, order that upon the said Vennis Voges filing with the Clerk of this Board his Oath as Trustee of said Manteno Fire Protection District, that the County Clerk of the County of Kankakee, Illinois, as Clerk of this Board do formally notify the said Vennis Voges of his appointment as Trustee of said Manteno Fire Protection for the term as hereinabove set forth. ADOPTED AND PASSED THIS 12th DAY OF Sept, ber 1 l9B%. Ii I 'I U-1 -t Yr71c 1 MAtWOOD HENDRIX,ft CHArRNAI4 ATTEST: BRUCE CLARK, COUNTY CLERK I- . S COMMITTEE REPORT TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY: Your Committee, to whom was referred the matter of...... Trustee to the Manteno Fire ProtectionDi ...... beg to submit the following report on the matter before them: The committee recommends the adoption of this resolution herewith submitted. J ...... J,".Um-d.....L...... ...... All of which is respectfully submitted. tee. S _ S 3aouttan of the Qtount'13ovb ntee county, 1llinoi RE: POLLING PLACE CHANGE FOR PRECINCT 1/1, NORTON WHEREAS, the Kankakee County Board did establish the Buckingham Village Hall as the polling place for Precinct Ill, Norton. / NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the County Board of Kankakee County, Illinois that the polling place now located and established in Norton //1 Precinct be null and void and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, by the County Board of Kankakee County, Illinois the polling place for the 1/1 Precinct of Norton be and it is hereby established at Norton Township Garage, 2nd. St. and Willow, Buckingham, Illinois. 6-4 , ' x-j MAR OD HENDRIX, CHAIRRANWn. ATTEST: BRUCE CLARK, COUNTY CLERK -- COMMITTEE REPORT TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY: Your Committee, to whom was referred the matter of...... CHANG..IN..POLLING.PCE. FOR. .t1QRIQL.?.CIN...... beg to submit the following report on the matter before them: THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THE ADOPTION OF THIS RESOLUTION HEREWITH SUBMITTED. COUNTY CLERK/TREASUER'S COMMITTEE • . .:::. ...... L...... TT...... %iz All of which Is respectfully submitted. I DATE Committee. j0L1 • _ S coEution at the Qtountp Tgoarb of 3aankakee (ountp, lffinoiz RE: STATE'S ATTORNEYS APPELLATE PROSECUTOR WHEREAS, the State's Attorneys Appellate Prosecutor has beeauthorized pursuant to Public Act 83-124 to represent Illinois Counties outside of Cook County in labor relations cases under and by virtue of the Illinois Public Labor Relation Act; and, WHEREAS, said statute authorizes the State's Attorneys Appellate Prosecutor to represent said counties in negotiations with unions as well as formal proceedings before the Illinois Labor Relations Board and Courts of the State of Illinois; and, WHEREAS, the State's Attorneys Appellate Prosecutor has determined that the fee to be charged for said service in addition to the normal fee paid be your County shall be $125 per Attorney or Negotiator for two hours or less on each day; $175 per Attorney or Negotiator for more than two hours but less than four hours on each day; $225. per Attorney or Negotiator in excess of four hours on each day; an initial $250. charge for the first draft of the Employer proposal, a $75 charge for major revisions in the Employer proposals or major memoranda to the bargaining teams; and a $50 per hour charge for all work pertaining to arbitration. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the County Board of Kankakee County as follows: Section 1: That the County Board of Kankakee County hereby authorizes and empowers the State's Attorneys Appellate Prosecutor to represent said County in all labor negotiations and other labor matters in said County including but both limited to matters prior to a representation election, any negotiations with the union covering wages, hours and other conditions of employment and any proceedins before the Labor Relations Board, cases in the Courts of Illinois and any and all other matters incident to and arising out of County activities under and by virtue of the Illinois Public Labor Relations Act, including the resolution of disputes arising out of and under collective bargaining agreements if any. __adi I S Section 2: That as and in consideration for the above said services provided by the State's Attorney Appellate Prosecutor, the County shall pay to said Appellate Prosecutor the sum of $125. per Attorney or Negotiator for two hours of less on each day; $175. per Attorney or Negotiator for more than two hours but less than four hours on each day; $225. per Attorney or Negotiator in excess of four hours on each day; and initial $250. charge for the first draft of the Employer proposal; a $75 charge for major revisions in the Employer proposal or major memoranda to the bargaining teams and a $50 per hour charge for all pertaining to arbitration. Section 3: It is mutually understood and agreed between the parties that the said labor negotiator(s) and/or Attorney(s) shall serve at the pleasure of the County Board and any and all services provided for herein may be terminated by the County Board upon ten (10) days prior written notice to the Director of the State's Attorneys Appellate Prosecutor by registered mail and a copy to the State's Attorney of Kankakee County. Section 4: It is further understood and agreed that the State's Attorneys Appellate Prosecutor in any and all services rendered herein shall obtain direction in said negotiations and other labor matters from the County States Attorney and/or Chairman of the County Board and said Appellate Prosecutor through its' agents and employees shall advise the State's Attorney and Chairman of the County Board of all of the Appellate Prosecutor activities, functions and duties pursuant to this resolution. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, THIS 12TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1989. AAftD WILLIAM E. HERZOG, STATES ATTORNEY MA WOOD HENDRI , L4CHA ATTEST: BRUCE CLARK, COUNTY CLERK DIRECTOR, STATE'S ATTORNEYS APPELLATE PROSECUTOR NO 1 3 1 • • Prose cuu COMMITTEE REPORT TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY: Your Committee, to whom was referred the matter of...... STATE'S ATTORNEYS APPELLATE PROSECUTOR beg to submit the following report on the matter before them: THE COMMITTEE RECOMMEDS THE ADOPTION OF THIS RESOLUTION HEREWITH SUBMITTED. JUDICIAL AND STATES ATTORNEY COMMITTEE All of which Is respectfully submitted. Committee. Chntr 4( '-3 & 14-5 illinois KeviSed Statutes NC. 763 STATE OF ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE_Twenty—First JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Kankakee COUNTY REPORT OF SELECTION OF ELECTION JUDGES AND APPLICATION FOR CONFIRMATION BY THE CIRCUIT COURT Application is hereby made by Bruce Clark, County Clerk for confirmation (election authority) and approval of the following-named persons as Election Judges. These people have been selected and approved by the Board as provided by law on______September12 , 19 89 and said Board hereby requests a court order instructing the Clerk to commission the Election Judges upon completion of the required training course and after all of the objections to the appointment of said people shall have been heard by the court. Dated _September12 , 19 89 C& ~ 7- (Clerk) (Seal) The Circuit Court of said County hereby sets the date for hearing on objections to the confirmation and approval of said prospective judges on , 19 , at______(time) Anyone having knowledge of any reason why these individuals should not be confirmed and approved by this court must file his objection in writing on or before the opening of court on said day. Date ,19 (SEAL) (Judge) ATTEST (Court Clerk) The Circuit Court, having heard all objections pertaining to the confirmation and approval of said candidates as Election Judges, and finding no just cause for dismissal of any candidates, hereby confirms and approves said residents as qualified to serve in the designated capacity. I therefore order the Said Clerk to commission the candidates for Election Judges, who will fulfill their duties as officers of this court. Date , 19 (SEAL) (Judge) ATTEST (Court Clerk) Rev. 5/87 C;pt 2 107.B Pl7agrlIpnhI ip-I, 13-1.1, 13-2. 14-3.1, 1 T GROUP 753 IIII.,,I. R..I..A RL.tht.. STATE OF ILLINOIS Kankakee COUNTY CERTIFIED LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION JUDGES— _Republican PARTY TO THE BOARD: The following-named persons are hereby submitted by the undersigned chairman of the County Central Committee of said party as capable and duly qualified electors, residing in the respective precincts of said County, to be considered by your body on September 12 , 19_89, for the purpose of serving as Election Judges within their respective precincts for a period of two years or until their successors have been duly appointed as provided by law. The names are listed in the order of preference. Those not used are recommended as the supplemental list. I hereby certify that this list has been prepared by me in compliance with the law. Dated _September 12 ,19_89 Thomas J. Ryan (Chairman of the County Central Committee) I certify that said party is entitled to the number of Election Judges in each precinct as specified, and the selection of these candidates has been made by the Board on 19 Dated , 19 ATTEST (Clerk) (Chairman of the Board) Mark rw In SOCIAL PHONE or i;r: NAME ADDRESSANDZIPCODE NO. NO. Dist. Selected 1.0 - 2.0 8.0 4.0 5-0 6.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.Q 6. 0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4-0 5-0 6.0