(Published by the Authority of the City Council of the City of Chicago)
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JOURNAL of the PROCEEDINGS of the CITY COUNCIL of the CITY of CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Reconvened Session -- Wednesday, May 29, 2019 at 10:00 AM. (Of the Inaugural Meeting Held on Monday, May 20, 2019 at 10:30 AM.) (Council Chamber -- City Hall -- Chicago, Illinois)
OFFICIAL RECORD.
LORI E. LIGHTFOOT ANDREA M. VALENCIA Mayor City Clerk JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL Reconvened Session - Wednesday, May 29, 2019 TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Public Comment...... 33
Communications From City Officers ...... 58
Agreed Calendar ...... 81
Ne.N Business Presented a,, Aldermen ...... 157 Traffic Regulations, Traffic Signs, Etc ...... 157
Zoning Ordinance Amendments ...... 175
Claims ...... 175
Unclassified Matters ...... 176
Free Permits, License Fee Exemptions, Etc ...... 200
Approval Of The Journal ...... 217
Unfinished Business ...... 218
Miscellaneous Business ...... 218
Legislative Index ...... Appendix A
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Attendance At Reconvened Meeting.
Present -- The Honorable Lori E. Lightfoot, Mayor, and Aldermen La Spata, Hopkins, Dowell, King, Hairston, Sawyer, Mitchell, Harris, Beale, Sadlowski Garza, Thompson, Cardenas, Quinn, Burke, Lopez, Coleman, Moore, Curtis, O'Shea, Taylor, Brookins, Rodriguez, Tabares, Scott, Sigcho-Lopez, Maldonado, Burnett, Ervin, Taliaferro, Reboyras, Cardona, Waguespack, Rodriguez-Sanchez, Austin, Ramirez-Rosa, Villegas, Mitts, Sposato, Nugent, Vasquez, Napolitano, Reilly, Smith, Tunney, Gardiner, Cappleman, Martin, Osterman, Hadden, Silverstein.
Absent-- None.
Call To Order.
On Wednesday, May 29, 2019 at 10:00 AM., the Honorable Lori E. Lightfoot, Mayor, called the City Council to order. The Honorable Andrea M. Valencia, City Clerk, called the roll of members and it was found that there were present at that time: Aldermen La Spata, Hopkins, Dowell, King, Hairston, Sawyer, Mitchell, Harris, Beale, Sadlowski Garza, Thompson, Cardenas, Quinn, Burke, Lopez, Coleman, Moore, Curtis, O'Shea, Taylor, Rodriguez, Tabares, Scott, Sigcho-Lopez, Maldonado, Burnett, Ervin, Taliaferro, Reboyras, Cardona, Waguespack, Rodriguez-Sanchez, Austin, Ramirez-Rosa, Villegas, Mitts, Sposato, Nugent, Vasquez, Napolitano, Reilly, Smith, Tunney, Gardiner, Cappleman, Martin, Osterman, Hadden, Silverstein -- 49.
Quorum present.
Pledge Of Allegiance.
Alderman Villegas led the City Council and assembled guests in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America.
Invocation.
Rabbi Megan GoldMarche of Silverstein Base Hillel opened the meeting with prayer. 26 JOURNAL--CITY COUNCIL--CHICAGO 5/29/2019
Rules Suspended -- ADOPTION OF TEMPORARY RULES OF ORDER AND PROCEDURE.
At this point in the proceedings, Alderman Mitchell moved to Suspend the Rules Temporarily for the purpose of adopting the 2015 -- 2019 Rules of Order and Procedure as the temporary parliamentary rules governing the conduct of the City Council meeting of May 29, 2019, until such time that the City Council adopts permanent Rules of Order and Procedure for the years 2019 -- 2023. The motion Prevailed by a viva voce vote.
REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESUMED.
PUBLIC COMMENT.
In accordance with the City Council's Rules of Order and Procedure, the following members of the general public addressed the City Council:
John Catanzara
Krystal Peters
Jodie Wiederkehr
Zakiyyah S. Muhammad
George Blakemore
Melvin Bailey
Sandra Schneller
EVAngel YHWHnewBN
Bishop Gregg L. Career
Amy Abramson
Robert McKay
Kalia Johnson 5/29/2019 COMMUNICATIONS, ETC. 27
In accordance with the City Council's Rules of Order and Procedure, the following members of the general public registered to address the City Council but did not testify:
Michael O'Connor
Reverend Harper
Vernon T. Jones
Guana Stamps
Joseph Pughsley
Ronald Jackson
Andrew Nelson
Allan Mellis
Tony Gordon
Owen Pittman
Ziff Sistrunk
Nancy Curran
In accordance with the City Council's Rules of Order and Procedure, the following member of the general public submitted written comments to the City Council:
Amy Abramson
Rules Suspended -- CITY COUNCIL RULES OF ORDER AND PROCEDURE FOR YEARS 2019 -- 2023. [R2019-346]
Alderman Harris moved to Suspend the Rules Temporarily to go out of the regular order of business for the purpose of considering a proposed resolution establishing the City Council's Rules. of Order and Procedure for the years 2019 -- 2023. The motion Prevailed. 28 JOURNAL--CITY COUNCIL--CHICAGO 5/29/2019
Thereupon, on motion of Alderman Harris, the said proposed resolution was Adopted by a viva voce vote.
Alderman Thompson moved to reconsider the foregoing vote. The motion was lost.
The following is said resolution as adopted:
Be It Resolved by the City Council of the City of Chicago, That the attached Rules of Order and Procedure of the City Council, City of Chicago, for the 2019 -- 2023 term, are hereby adopted; and
Be It Further Resolved, That the broadcast of Committee meetings in Room 201A as set forth in Rule 55(c) shall take place as equipment allows, but in no instance shall the necessary equipment be installed and operable later than the thirtieth (30 th) of September in the year 2019.
Rules of Order and Procedure of the City Council referred to in this resolution read as follows:
RULES OF ORDER AND PROCEDURE Of The City Council, City Of Chicago,
For Years 2019 -- 2023.
Presiding Officer Of The Council; Mayor; President Pro Tempore.
RULE 1. The Mayor shall be Presiding Officer of the Council.
The Council shall elect one of its members President Pro Tempore of the Council, who shall act as Presiding Officer of the Council during a temporary absence or disability of the Mayor or when requested so to do by the Mayor. In the temporary absence of the President Pro Tempore, the Vice-Mayor shall act as Presiding Officer of the Council when requested to do so by the Mayor. The President Pro Tempore or the Vice-Mayor of the Council, when acting as the Presiding Officer, shall vote on all questions on which the vote is taken by yeas and nays, his name being called last.
The City Council Legislative Reference Bureau shall be under the control, supervision and direction of the President Pro Tempore. 5/29/2019 COMMUNICATIONS, ETC. 29
Convening Of The Council; Temporary Chairman.
RULE 2. Each meeting of the Council shall convene at the time appointed for such meeting as provided by ordinance.
In the absence of the Mayor, the President Pro Tempore and the Vice-Mayor, a temporary chairman for the meeting shall be elected by a majority vote of the Aldermen present from among their members. The Clerk (or someone appointed to fill his place) shall thereupon immediately call the roll of members. If no quorum be present, the Council shall not thereby stand adjourned, but the members present shall be competent to adjourn or recess the Council by a majority vote.
Quorum; Order Of Business; Questions Relating To Priority Of Business.
RULE 3. A quorum for the transaction of business shall consist of a majority of the members of the City Council, including the Mayor. When a quorum is present the Council shall proceed t_o the business before it, which shall be conducted in the following order:
1. Quorum roll call and invocation.
2. Public comment.
3. Reports and communications from the Mayor and other City officers.
4. Reports of standing committees.
5. Reports of special committees.
6. Agreed calendar.
7. Presentation of petitions, communications, resolutions, orders and ordinances by Aldermen.
8. The reading of the Journal of the Proceedings of the last preceding meeting or meetings and correction and approval of the same, unless dispensed with by the Council, and correction of the Journal of the Proceedings of previous meetings. No Journal correction shall be considered unless approved by the Committee on Committees and Rules. All proposed Journal corrections shall be submitted to the City Clerk, who shall distribute such proposed corrections to each Alderman. 30 JOU RNAL..CITY COU NCI L..CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
9. Unfinishedbusiness.
10. Miscellaneous business.
Any matter before the Council may be set down as a special order of business at a time certain, if two-thirds (%) of the Aldermen present vote in the affirmative, but not otherwise.
All questions relating to the priority of business shall be decided by the Chair, without debate, subject to appeal.
Duties And Privileges Of The Presiding Officer.
RULE 4. The Presiding Officer shall preserve order and decorum, and may speak to points of order in preference [o other members, rising from his seat for the purpose, and shall decide all questions of order, subject to appeal.
ln case of any disturbance or disorderly conduct, the Presiding Officer shall have the power to require the chamber to be cleared.
Duties Of Members
RULE 5. While the Presiding Officer is putting the question, no member shall walk across or out of the Council room.
RULE 6. Every member, previous to his speaking or making a motion shall rise from his seat and address himself to the Presiding Officer, and say, "Madam President", or "Mr. President", dependent on the Chair's proper title, and shall not proceed with his remarks until recognized and named by the Chair. He shall confine himself to the question under debate, avoiding personalities and refraining from impugning the motives of any other member's argument or vote.
RULE 7. When two (2) or more members rise at the same time, the Presiding Officer shall name the member who is to speak first.
Visitors; Lobbying During Meeting Prohibited.
RULE 8. During the session of the City Council, no one, unless by consent of the Council, shall be admitted within the bar of the City Council Chamber except representatives of the 5t29t2019 COIVtVIU N ICATIONS, ETC 31
press, television, radio, ex-Aldermen except as provided in Rule 56, and persons invited by the lt/ayor or other Presiding Officer. The Mayor or Presiding Officer shall assign seats for the persons invited by them. The Committee on Committees and Rules shall assign an area or areas for said media of communications, and such area or areas shall be for the reporters and for such cameras and recording devices or other equipment as may be necessary for use of said media of communications.
No person shall at any meeting of the Council solicit any Alderman to vote for or against any person or proposition. Nothing in this Rule B is intended to limit debate by Aldermen on any pending matter, or to prohibit discussion between Aldermen, or between Aldermen and any City employee, concerning a pending matter.
Presentation Of New Business; Call Of The Wards.
RULE 9. When a member wishes to present a communication, petition, order, resolution, ordinance or other original matter, he shall send it to the desk of the Clerk, who shall read such matter when reached in its proper order; and the Clerk shall call each ward for the sixth (6th) order of business, beginning one meeting at the First Ward and the next meeting at the Fiftieth Ward, and so on alternately during succeeding regular meetings.
Debate.
RULE 10. No member shall speak more than once on the same question until every other member desiring to speak shall have had an opportunity to do so; provided, however, that the proponent of the matter under consideration, or the chairman of the committee whose report is under consideration, as the case may be, shall have the right to open and close debate. No member shall speak longer than ten (10) minutes at any one time, except by consent of the Council; and in closing debate on any question, as above provided, the speaker shall be limited to five (5) minutes, except by consent of the Council.
While a member is speaking, no member shall hold any private discourse, nor pass between the speaker and the Chair.
Call Of ft/embers To Order
RULE 11. A member when called to order by the Chair shall thereupon take his seat and the order or ruling of the Chair shall be binding, and conclusive, subject only to the right of appeal. 32 JOU RNAL--CITY COUNCI L--CH ICAGO 5t2912019
Appeals From Decisions Of The Chair.
RULE 12. Any member may appeal to the Council from a ruling of the Chair and the member making the appeal may state his reason for the same, and the Chair may explain his ruling; but there shall be no debate on the appeal and no other member shall participate in the discussion. The Chair shall then put the question, "Shall the decision of the Chair be sustained?". lf a majority of the members present vote "No", the decision of the Chair is overruled, othenvise the decision of the Chair is sustained.
Question Of Personal Privilege
RULE 13. The right of a member to address the Council on a question of personal privilege shall be limited to cases in which his integrity, character or motives are assailed, questioned or impugned.
Voting
RULE 14. Every member who shall be present when a question is stated from the Chair shall vote thereon, unless excused by the Council.
A City Council member with a conflict of interest that requires recusal, including pursuant to Section 2-156-030 or Section 2-156-080(b)(1) or (bX2) of the [\Iunicipal Code, may not, in a meeting of either the City Council or one of its committees, preside over any hearings or participate in any debate, discussion or vote, including conversation with other members of the City Council, regarding the matter associated with the recusal.
Seconding Of Motions Not Required; Written [t/otions.
RULE 15. No motion in the Council or in committee shall require a second. When a motion is made, it shall be stated by the Presiding Officer before debate, and every motion in the Council, except motions of procedure, shall be reduced to writing, if required by a member, and the proposer of the motion shall be entitled to the floor.
Withdrawal Of [/lotions
RULE 16. After the question on a motion or resolution is stated by the Presiding Officer, it shall be deemed to be in possession of the Council, but may be withdrawn at any time before decision, by consent of the Council. 5t29t2019 COTVIMUNICATIONS, ETC 33
Division Of Questions
RULE 17. lf any communication, petition, ordinance, order, resolution or other original matter under consideration contains several distinct propositions, the Council by a majority vote of the members present may divide such question.
The Council, at the request of any two (2) Aldermen present, shall divide a question dealing with the confirmation of appointments requiring Council approval so that each appointee may be considered separately.
Record Of Motions.
RULE 18. ln all cases where a resolution or motion is entered in the Journal, the name of the member moving the same shall be entered also.
Taking And Entering Of Votes; Explanation Of Votes Not Permitted.
RULE 19. At the request of any member, the yeas and nays upon any question shall be taken and entered in the Journal; but the yeas and nays shall not be taken unless called for previously to any other vote on the question. Only members present shall be permitted to vote or have their votes recorded either by "yea" or "nay" on any matter before the City Council, any of its standing committees or subcommittees.
When the Clerk has commenced to call the roll of the Council for the taking of a vote of yeas and nays, all debate on the question before the Council shall be deemed concluded, and during the taking of the vote no member shall be permitted to explain his vote but shall respond to the calling of his name by the Clerk by answering "yea" or "nry", as the case may be.
Announcement And Changes Of Votes.
RULE 20. The result of all votes by roll call shall not be announced by the Clerk, but shall be handed by him to the Presiding Officer for announcement, and no vote shall be changed after the tally list has passed from the hands of the Clerk. 34 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Precedence Of Motions
RULE 21. When a question is under debate, the following motions shall be in order and shall have precedence over each other in order, as listed:
1. to adjourn to a day certain;
2. to adjourn;
3. to take a recess;
4. to lay on the table;
5. the previous question;
6. to refer;
7. to amend;
8. to defer or postpone to a time certain; and
9. to defer or postpone (without reference to time).
Numbers 2, 4 and 5 shall be decided without debate
lMotion To Adjourn
RULE 22. Amolion to adjourn the Council shall always be in order, except
1. when a member is in possession of the floor;
2. when the members are voting;
3. when adjournment was the last preceding motion; and
4. when it has been decided that the previous question shall be taken.
RULE 23. A motion to adjourn shall not be subject to amendment. But a motion to adjourn to a time certain shall be amendable. 5t29t2019 COMMUNICATIONS, ETC 35
Previous Question
RULE 24. When the previous question is moved on the main question, it shall be put in this form: "Shall the main question now be put?". lf such motion is carried by a majority of all the members authorized by law to be elected, no further amendment, motion or debate shall be allowed and the question shall be put without delay upon the pending amendments or motion in inverse order of presentation, and then upon the main question.
Motions To Lay On The Table And To Take From The Table.
RULE 25. A motion to lay a question on the table shall not be debatable. A motion to take a question from the table shall not be debatable.
A motion to lay on the table and publish, or with any other condition, shall be subject to amendment and debate.
A motion to take any question from the table may be proposed at the same meeting at which such question was laid upon the table, provided two-thirds (%) of the Aldermen vote therefor.
RULE 26. A motion to lay any particular motion or proposition on the table shall apply to that motion or proposition only. An amendment to the main motion or proposition or other pending motion or proposition may be laid on the table and neither the main motion or proposition nor such other pending motion or proposition shall be affected thereby.
Postponement; Motion To Defer Or Postpone Without AnY Reference To Time.
RULE 27. Subject to the provisions of Rule 25, consideration of a motion or other proposition may not be postponed indefinitely. Unless a definite time is set for its subsequent consideration and final action, a motion to defer or postpone, without any reference to time, shall be construed as a motion to postpone to the next succeeding regular meeting.
Motion To Refer
RULE 28. A motion to refer to a standing committee shall take precedence over a similar motion to refer to a special committee. 36 JOURNAL--CITY COUNCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
l/lotion To Amend
RULE 29. A motion to amend an amendment shall be in order, but one to amend an amendment to an amendment shall not be entertained.
RULE 30. An amendment modifying the intention of a motion shall be in order; but an amendment relating to a different subject shall not be in order.
On an amendment to "strike out and insert", the paragraph to be amended shall first be read as it stands, then the words proposed to be stricken out, then, those to be inserted, and finally the paragraph as it will stand if so amended shall be read.
RULE 31. An amendment to the main motion or proposition or other pending motion or proposition may be referred to a committee and neither the main motion or proposition nor such other pending motion or proposition shall be affected thereby.
Filling The Blanks.
RULE 32. When a blank is to be filled, and different sums or time proposed, the motion or proposition shall be taken first on the least sum or the longest time.
lt/otion To Substitute
RULE 33. A substitute for any original proposition under debate or for any pending amendment to such proposition may be entertained notwithstanding that at such time further amendment is admissible; and if accepted by the Council by a majority vote shall entirely supersede such original proposition or amendment, as the case may be, and cut off all amendments appertaining thereto.
Reconsideration
RULE 34. A vote or question may be reconsidered at any time during the same meeting, or at the first regular meeting held thereafter. A motion for reconsideration, having been once made and decided in the negative, shall not be renewed, nor shall a motion to reconsider be reconsidered.
A motion to reconsider must be made by a member who voted on the prevailing side of the question to be reconsidered, unless otherwise provided by law; provided however, that where a motion has received a majority vote in the affirmative, but is declared lost solely on the ground that a greater number of affirmative votes is required by statute for the passage 5t29t2019 COIVIIU U N I CATI ONS, ETC 37
or adoption of such motion, then in such case a motion to reconsider may be made only by a member who voted in the affirmative on such question to be reconsidered.
Standing Committees Created
RULE 35. The following shall be the standing committees of the City Council.
1. Committee on Aviation.
2. Committee on the Budget and Government Operations.
3. Committee on Committees and Rules.
4. Committee on Contracting Oversight and Equity.
5. Committee on Economic, Capital and Technology Development.
6. Committee on Education and Child Development.
7. Committee on Ethics and Government Oversight.
8. Committee on Environmental Protection and Energy.
9. Committee on Finance.
10. Committee on Housing and Real Estate.
11. Committee on Human Relations and Health.
12. Committee on License and Consumer Protection.
13. Committee on Public Safety.
14. Committee on Special Events, CulturalAffairs and Recreation.
15. Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety.
16. Committee on Transportation and Public Way.
17. Committee on Workforce Development.
18. Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Standards. 38 JOURNAL--C ITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Procedure For Selection Of Members Of Standing Committees; Chairmen And Vice-Chairmen; Size And Com position Of Comm ittees; Committee Vouchers And Payrolls.
RULE 36. The membership of Aldermen on standing committees, and the Chairman and Vice-Chairman of such committees, shall be determined by the City Council by resolution duly adopted.
Aldermen shall be assigned to a maximum of ten (10) standing committees. The Committee on Finance and the Committee on the Budget and Government Operations shall each have a maximum of thirty-five (35) members. The Committee on Committees and Rules shall have a maximum of fifty (50) members. Each and all other committees shall have a maximum of twenty (20) members. The President Pro Tempore shall serve as an ex- officio member of all standing committees and his membership shall be in addition to the aforementioned limitations as to all committees but for the Committee on Committees and Rules.
ln the event of the absence of the Chairman from the City or from a meeting of the committee or of the Council, or if the Chairman has recused under Rule 14, the Vice- Chairman shall perform the duties and exercise the authority of Chairman. Vouchers and payrolls may be signed only by the Chairman of the committee, or in his absence by the Vice-Chairman, or by some person or persons designated by him. ln the event of a vacancy in the chairmanship of a committee, caused by death, resignation or otherurrise, the Vice- Chairman shall act as Chairman of the committee until such time as the Council shall fill such vacancy in the chairmanship on the recommendation of the Committee on Committees and Rules.
A committee may, by majority vote of its full membership, create a permanent or temporary subcommittee. The membership, Chairmen and Vice-Chairmen of subcommittees shall be appointed by the Chairman of the parent committee with the concurrence of a majority of the membership of the committee. Subcommittee jurisdiction shall be determined by the parent committee, but may not exceed the jurisdiction of the parent committee. Subcommittees shall report to their parent committee, and may be discharged from consideration of any matter only by a majority vote of the full membership of the parent committee. [Matters may be referred to a subcommittee by the parent committee, or by the Chairman of the parent committee.
lVlembers, Chairmen and Vice-Chairmen of committees may be removed only by resolution of the Council adopted by an affirmative vote of a majority of all the Aldermen entitled by law to be elected.
Special committees may be created by the Council only by resolution adopted by the affirmative vote of twothirds (%) of the Aldermen entitled by law to be elected. 5t29t2019 COMMUNICATIONS, ETC. 39
Jurisdiction Of Committees
RULE 37. The jurisdiction of each standing committee, in terms of legislation and administrative activities of its particular concern, shall be as follows:
1. The Committee on Aviation shall have jurisdiction over matters relating to aviation and airports.
2. The Committee on the Budget and Government Operations shall have jurisdiction over the expenditure of all funds appropriated and expended by the City of Chicago. The Committee shall also have jurisdiction over all matters concerning the organization, reorganization and efficient management of City government, and federal and state legislation and administrative regulations in which the City may have an interest.
3. The Committee on Committees and Rules shall have jurisdiction over the Rules of Order and Procedure, the procedures of the Council and its committees, including disputes over committee jurisdiction and referrals, ward redistricting, elections and referenda, committee assignments, the conduct of Council members, the provision of services to the City Council body; matters affecting the City Clerk; and council service agencies, except the City Council Legislative Reference Bureau referenced in Rule 1. The Committee shall also have jurisdiction with regard to all corrections to the Journal of the Proceedings of the City Council.
4. The Committee on Contracting Oversight and Equity shall have jurisdiction over matters concerning the Department of Purchases, Contracts and Supplies, other City contracts, and matters concerning Business Enterprises owned or operated by People with Disabilities, Disadvantaged Business Enterprises, Minority-owned Business Enterprises, Veteran-owned Business Enterprises, Women-owned Business Enterprises, and other certification eligible contracting programs. The Committee also may review and hold hearings on the data specified in Section 2-92- 660(v) of the Municipal Code of Chicago.
5. The Committee on Economic, Capital and Technology Developmenf shall have jurisdiction over those matters which directly affect the economic and technological expansion and development of the City and economic attraction to the City; the financing of economic development subsidies, including special service areas, tax incentives, and special assessments; and shall work with those public and private organizations that are similarly engaged. The Committee also shall have jurisdiction over the consideration, identification, goals, plan and approach to the annual and five year Capital lmprovement Programs. The Committee may hold community hearings to determine the priorities to be considered in the formulation of such programs. 40 JOU RNAL-.CITY COU NCI L..CH I CAGO 5t29t2019
6. The Committee on Education and Child Developmenf shall have jurisdiction over matters generally related to the development of children and adolescents, the education of the residents of the City of Chicago and matters generally affecting the Chicago Board of Education and Community College District Number 508.
7. The Committee on Ethics and Government Oversighf shall have jurisdiction over matters concerning the ethical operation of City government and responsibility for the enforcement of Chapter 2-156 of the Municipal Code of Chicago. The Committee may hold hearings related to ethical governance of the City. The Committee also has jurisdiction to review, and may hold community hearings regarding, reports and audits issued by the lnspector General.
8. The Committee on Environmental Protection and Energy shall have jurisdiction over all legislation relating to the abatement of air, water and noise pollution; solid waste colleCtion and disposal; recycling and reuse of wastes; conservation of natural resources; and with all other matters not specifically included dealing with the improvement of the quality of the environment and the conservation of energy. The Committee shall also have jurisdiction over all ordinances, orders, resolutions and matters affecting public utilities with the exception of those matters over which jurisdiction is conferred herein upon the Committee on Transportation and Public way.
g. The Committee on Finance shall have jurisdiction over tax levies, industrial revenue bonds, general obligation bonds and revenue bond programs, revenue orders, ordinances and resolutions, the financing of municipal services and capital developments; and matters generally affecting the Department of Finance, the City Comptroller, City Treasurer and the solicitation of funds for charitable or other purposes on the streets and other public places.
10. The Committee on Housing and Real Estate shall have jurisdiction over all housing, redevelopment and neighborhood conservation matters and programs (except Zoning and the Building Codes), City planning activities (except land use planning), development and conservation, matters generally affecting the Chicago Plan Commission (except land use planning), and the City's housing agencies. lt shall also have jurisdiction over all acquisitions and dispositions of interest in real estate by the City, its agencies and departments. The Committee's jurisdiction includes all oiher acquisitions or dispositions of interest in real estate which the City Council is required to approve under state or federal law. The Committee shall have jurisdiction over all leases of real estate, or of space within buildings to which the City or any of its agencies, departments or offices, is a party.
11. The Committee on Human Retations and Health shall have jurisdiction over the City's Department of Family and Support Services; health and sanitation matters atfecting general health care, control of specific diseases, mental health, alcoholism and substance abuse, food, nutrition, and medical care of senior citizens and persons with disabilities, the Department of Health, the Bureau of Rodent Control and Chicago Animal Care and Control; matters relating to human rights and the 5t29t2019 COMMUNICATIONS, ETC. 41
Commission on Human Relations, and all matters generally affecting veterans of the Armed Forces of the United States of America and the status of senior citizens and persons with disabilities in society.
12. The Committee on License and Consumer Protecfion shall have jurisdiction over the licensing of persons, property, businesses and occupations and all matters relating to consumer protection, products liability, consumer fraud and all matters relating to the Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection, except those matters affecting collective bargaining agreements, employee benefits and pensions.
13. The Committee on Public Safety shall have jurisdiction over all matters relating to the Police Department, the Fire Department, the Office of Emergency Management and Communications, the Civilian Office of Police Accountability, and matters affecting emergency city services generally (other than operation of emergency medical facilities), except those matters affecting collective bargaining agreements, employee benefits and pensions.
14. The Committee on Special Events, Cultural Affairs and Recreafion shall have jurisdiction over all special events and related programs of the City, including parades, fests, tastes, community and neighborhood fairs. The Committee shall also have jurisdiction over those matters which affect the cultural growth of the City and its cultural institutions including matters generally affecting the Cultural Center of the Chicago Public Library. The Committee shall also have jurisdiction over all matters relating to the park system within the City, all matters generally affecting the Chicago Park District and all matters relating to the provision of recreational facilities within the City and shall work with those agencies, both public and private, that are similarly engaged.
15. The Commiftee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety shall have jurisdiction over all orders, ordinances, resolutions and matters relating to regulating vehicular, bicycle and pedestrian traffic, on or off street parking, public safety, highways, grade separations, protected bicycle lanes, Chicago bicycle and pedestrian plans and studies, Chicago metropolitan area traffic studies and highway development, and matters generally affecting the Bureau of Street Traffic and the Bureau of Parking, the Police Traffic Bureau, and public and private organizations dealing with traffic and bicycle and pedestrian safety.
16. The Committee on Transportation and Public Way shall have jurisdiction over all matters relating to the Chicago Transit Authority, the subways and the furnishing of public transportation within the City by any and all means of conveyance. The Committee shall have jurisdiction over all orders, ordinances and resolutions affecting street naming and layout, the City map, privileges in public ways, special assessments and matters generally atfecting the Bureau of Maps and Plats other agencies dealing with street and alley patterns and elevations, and the Board of Local lmprovements. 42 JOU RNAL.-ClTY COU NC 1 L.-CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
17. The Committee on Workforce Developmenf shall have jurisdiction over collective bargaining agreements regardless of bargaining unit and regardless of department; employee benefits; matters affecting pensions of city employees, regardless of pension fund; and all other personnel matters generally relating to the City government, excepting claims under the Workers' Compensation Act. The Committee's jurisdiction shall also include efforts intended to expand the city's private workforce and to create increased job opportunities in the city's private sector through business attraction efforts, business retention efforts, relocation services, incentive programs, training and retraining programs, or any other means.
18. The Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Standards shall have jurisdiction over all zoning matters and the operation of the Zoning Board of Appeals and the office of the Zoning Administrator; land use policy generally and land use recommendations of the Chicago Plan Commission and the Department of Housing and Planning and Development; building code ordinances and matters generally affecting the Department of Buildings; and designation, maintenance and preservation of historical and architectural landmarks. The Committee shall work in cooperation with those public and private organizations similarly engaged in matters atfecting landmarks.
ln the event that a department or agency mentioned in this Rule is renamed by ordinance, or a function of a department or agency is transferred to another department or agency by ordinance, the jurisdiction of the appropriate standing committee shall be interpreted to extend to the subject matter of the duties and responsibilities of the successor department or agency, until such time as this Rule is amended.
Discharge Of Special Committees.
RULE 38. On the acceptance of a final report from a special committee, the committee shall be discharged without a vote, unless otherwise ordered by a majority of the City Council.
Calling Of Committee Meetings; Quorum ln Committees And Subcommittees; Repo(s Of "No Quorum".
RULE 39. Except in cases of emergency, not less than three (3) days, exclusive of Sundays and holidays, shall intervene between the issuance of a call for a committee meeting and the date set in the call for that meeting, and each member shall attend promptly at the hour stated in the notice.
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lf majority of the members of any standing committee make written request to the Chairman of such committee to call a meeting of the committee, and if such Chairman fails to act on such request for a period of three (3) days, the said majority members shall have authority to call a meeting of such committee by filing a written notice or call to that effect with the City Clerk. A copy of the request made by said Aldermen to the Chairman of the committee shall be attached to such written notice or call.
One-half (%) of the total number of members of each standing committee (excepting from such total the President Pro Tempore) shall constitute a quorum; a majority of the members appointed to each special committee and subcommittee which may be created shall constitute a quorum of such special committee or subcommittee. However, a quorum of the Committee on Finance and the Committee on the Budget and Government Operations shall be fifteen (15) members. A quorum of a joint committee shall be one-half (%) of the sum of the total number of the members of the committees which make up the joint committee, but only counting once, for purposes of determining both membership and quorum, a person who is a member of more than one committee.
Whenever any committee shall find itself unable to proceed with the business before it at any meeting because of the lack of a quorum, the remaining members of the committee shall be competent to adjourn or recess to a later time or date certain.
Notice Of Committee [\4eetings; Postings, And Requirements For Written Notice And Agenda.
RULE 40. Notice of all committee meetings shall be in written or electronic form to all members of the Council, all other persons who have filed with the committee a request for notice of its meetings, all departments of the city government which may be affected by the matters to be considered at the meeting, and to the general public by posting in the Office of the City Clerk, the Legislative Reference Bureau, the lt/lunicipal Reference Library and on the bulletin board in the Council Chamber. The notice shall state the day and hour of the meeting and shall contain a statement of the subject matter to be considered, or a statement that an agenda of the matters to be considered is available in the office of the committee, which agenda shall be prepared and distributed to all Aldermen by the Chairman not less than forty-eight hours prior to the meeting. Notice of all subcommittee meetings shall be given to all members of the City Council.
Referring Of New Business To Committees; Report To CouncilWhen Committee Fails To Act.
RULE 41. All ordinances, orders, petitions, resolutions, motions, communications or other propositions shall be referred, without debate, to the appropriate committees and only acted 44 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
upon by the City Council at a subsequent meeting, on the report of the committee having the same in charge; provided, however, that the following shall not be subject to this rule.
(a) Ordinances fixing the time for the next regular meeting of the City Council.
(b) [Motions listed in Rule 21 and purely procedural motions.
(c) Resolutions determining the membership, Chairman or Vice-Chairman of Council committees, Vice [Mayor or President Pro Tempore.
ln addition to those matters listed in Rule 41 which are not subject to referral to committee, all resolutions concerning deaths, congratulations, ceremonial and noncontroversial matters may be considered by the whole City Council without the suspension of the Rules of Order and Procedure and adopted as a group by a single motion to "Do Pass" at any regular meeting of the City Council upon recommendation of the Chairman of the Committee on Finance or the Chairman of the Committee on Committees and Rules herein so designated for the purpose of recommending passage of such agreed resolutions. Resolutions calling for the expenditure of funds or directing investigations shall not be subject to the agreed resolution procedures. Each matter so recommended shall be briefly described by subject and sponsor by the member(s) reporting agreed resolutions. Any matter on the Agreed Calendar shall be removed on the motion of any Alderman and shall then be subject to the Rules of Order and Procedure of the City Council as provided in this Rule 41. For the purpose of facilitating the review of such resolutions, all matters to be considered shall be filed with the City Clerk forty-eight (48) hours in advance of the Council meeting at which they will be considered and made available to the Aldermen selected to review such matters.
Nothing in this Rule 41 or the Rules of Order and Procedure of the City Council shall preclude the introduction or submission of ordinances, orders or resolutions, petitions or other propositions into a committee of the City Council by an operating department, office or agency in order to facilitate an expeditious hearing on said matter or where an emergency exists. ln addition, routine or repetitive matters may also be introduced directly into a committee of the City Council for hearing. This provision shall not apply to matters described in paragraphs (a), (b) or (c) of this Rule.
Any member of a committee may propose an amendment to an ordinance or other proposition before the committee. An amendment filling in blanks, correcting spelling, correcting a typographical error or correcting punctuation may be made on the face of the ordinance or other proposition to be amended. An amendment for any other purpose shall be produced in a separate document, and shall set forth the entire section of the ordinance or proposition affected by the proposed amendment, with insertions and deletions indicated as provided in Rule 46. Except as otherwise provided herein, no committee shall vote on a proposed amendment, except an amendment on the face of an ordinance or other proposition as permitted by this paragraph of this Rule 41, until and unless a formal amendment complying with the requirements of this paragraph has been prepared and a copy presented to every committee member present. An exception shall be made for the 5t29t2019 COTMIVUNICATIONS, ETC 45
form of amendments to line items within the annual appropriation ordinance or Community Development Block Grant ordinance; an amendment to either of those ordinances need list only the fund(s), department(s), and activity level(s) affected by the amendment, and shall also list the item(s) to be struck and the item(s) to be inserted or added.
Whenever any referred matter shall not have been reported back to the City Council by the committee to which referred, within a period of thirty (30) days from the date of referral, the chairman of the committee shall at the written request of the sponsor submit a report in writing to the Council at its next regular meeting, giving a brief summary of the proceedings had in said committee in relation to such referred matter and stating the reasons for the failure or inability of the committee to report such referred matter back to the Council together with its conclusion thereon up to such time. Such report of the committee chairman shall be presented under the order of "Reports of Committees".
Whenever any referred matter shall not have been reported back to the City Council by the committee to which referred, within a period of sixty (60) days from the date of referral, any Alderman may move to discharge the committee from further consideration of that matter. ln order to afford a committee chairman an opportunity to convene a hearing on a pending matter and provide the Aldermen sufficient time to review such matter, no motion to discharge shall be called for a vote unless a written notice, identifying the matter, is delivered to, and time stamped by, the City Clerk and copies delivered to all Aldermen no later than by the close of business on the fifth business day prior to the City Council meeting. The motion to discharge shall be posted by the City Clerk no later than by the close of business on the fifth business day prior to the City Council meeting at which it is scheduled to be heard. The motion to discharge shall be made under the order of "Miscellaneous Business", and shall require the affirmative vote of a majority of all the Aldermen entitled by law to be elected.
No deferred matter, whether deferred pursuant to these rules or pursuant to statute, may be called for a vote unless written notice, identifying each matter to be called for a vote, is delivered to, and time stamped by, the City Clerk and copies delivered to all Aldermen at least forty-eight (48) hours in advance of the City Council meeting.
Procedure When Two Or [tlore Committees Are Called.
Rule 42. When two (2) or more committees are called, the subject matter shall be referred, without debate, to the Committee on Committees and Rules, which shall recommend to which committee of the Council the subject matter shall go. ln each instance, the Committee on Committees and Rules shall report its recommendation to the Council at the next regular meeting succeeding the meeting at which any matter involving a conflict of jurisdiction of committees shall have been referred to it. 46 JOU RNAL--C ITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Deferring Of Appointments Requiring Council Approval.
RULE 43. Communications as to appointments which require approval or concurrence by the Council shall be referred to the appropriate committee in accordance with these rules. Communications informing the Council as to appointments which do not require approval or concurrence by the Council shall be received and placed on file, unless other action is taken thereon.
Reports Of Committees.
RULE 44. All reports of committees (other than a Committee of the Whole, which may submit a verbal report through its Chairman or other member) shall be addressed in writing "To the President and Members of the City Council". They shall briefly describe the matter referred, and the conclusion shall be summed up in the form of an ordinance, order, resolution, recommendation or some other distinct proposition; and shall contain a statement showing the number of members of the committee who voted for and the number who voted against the recommendation contained in the report.
Each subject-matter considered by a committee shall be presented to the City Council in a separate report except claims, payment of hospital and medical expenses of police officers and firefighters injured in the line of duty, routine traffic matters and condominium refuse rebate claims.
Reports of all committees dealing with proposed ordinances, orders and resolutions shall recommend that such proposed ordinances, orders or resolutions "pass" or "do not pass".
Each committee report recommending action by the City Council shall be presented to the Council by the Chairman of the committee or by any other member of the committee designated by the Chairman, or if the Chairman has recused under Rule 14, the Vice-Chairman, or by any other member of the committee designated by the Vice-Chairman, on the specific item from which a recusal was requested. The Chairman or member presenting the report may have up to five (5) minutes for the purpose of explaining the report, notwithstanding a motion or demand to defer and publish.
lf a committee report recommends that the Council adopt or pass an ordinance, resolution or order, the report may be taken up and acted upon after its presentation, subject to deferral by appropriate action.
lf a committee report recommends that the Council do not adopt or do not pass an ordinance, resolution or order, at the time such report is presented, or at the next meeting of the Council if action on such report has been deferred, such ordinance, resolution, or order shall be automatically tabled and may not be further considered, unless a member of the 5t29t2019 COTUIVUNICATIONS, ETC 47
body moves to disapprove the committee report and such motion is adopted by the affirmative vote of a majority of the Aldermen entitled by law to be elected. The motion to disapprove the committee report may be deferred only until the next regular meeting of the Council, and may not be renewed thereafter. lf the motion to disapprove is adopted, the ordinance, resolution or order shall be before the Council.
A committee may report a substitute for ordinances, resolutions and orders referred to it, and such substitute shall be reported with a "do pass" recommendation. Such committee report shall identify the matters referred to it for which its recommendation substitutes and all such matters shall be deemed recommended "do not pass".
Records Of Proceedings Of Committees; Roll Call.
RULE 45. Each committee of the City Council shall cause to be kept a record of its proceedings, which record shall include all matters referred to that committee, all matters referred to subcommittees of that committee, hearings held on each such referred matter, reports and recommendations made by and materials received by the committee and the attendance of each committee member at regularly scheduled committee meetings; and whenever a roll call is had by any committee the record shall plainly indicate the vote of each member thereon. A roll call shall be had on any matter at the request of any member of the committee. Committee records shall be filed on a monthly basis in, and posted online by, the Office of the City Clerk.
General Provisions Concerning Ordinances.
RULE 46 lntroduction, Amendment And Printing Of Ordinances; Summarizing Of Ordinances ln Journal.
All ordinances, orders and resolutions which are introduced in the City Council shall be submitted on paper or electronically in duplicate and the City Clerk shall deliver one (1)copy to the City Council Legislative Reference Bureau.
All such matters introduced shall be typed, printed, or submitted electronically and the pages thereof shall be numbered. lf the document is submitted electronically, the City Clerk shall provide a copy of the ordinance, order and/or resolution and transmit it to the appropriate commrttee. The City Clerk shall deliver to the City Council Committees the originals of the documents that are referred to each committee at each City Council meeting. 48 JOU RNAL--C ITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Each matter introduced shall identify the sponsor and all co-sponsors. All ordinances introduced which propose to amend a section of the lt/unicipal Code of Chicago or any general or special ordinance shall indicate all language or figures to be added to the existing ordinance by underlining such addition and language or figures to be omitted or repealed shall be struck through.
The City Clerk shall assign a sequential number to each proposed ordinance, resolution and order in accordance with a sequential numbering system for each type of such legislation established by the Clerk with the approval of the Committee on Committees and Rules. The City Clerk shall maintain continuous and upto-date records of all matters introduced, and their status, and shall regularly report on such status, all of which shall be public records.
Ordinances, resolutions or orders shall be promptly reproduced by the City Clerk, upon introduction, in sufficient quantities for distribution to each Alderman, each elected City officer, the Law Department, the City Council Legislative Reference Bureau, each department or agency of the City affected thereby and for a reasonable number of copies to be made available to the public in the City Clerk's office. Upon their adoption, the same publication requirement shall apply to amendments.
No ordinances, resolutions or orders or amendments thereto, may be voted upon for adoption or passage, by the Council or by any committee, until copies have been made available to the Aldermen in attendance at such meeting.
After passage or adoption by the City Council, those ordinances, resolutions and orders required to be published by law shall be published in full in the Journal of the Proceedings, provided that resolutions and orders which are routine as to form and which may readily and completely be abstracted need not be published in full but may be so abstracted by the City Clerk in the Journal, unless the Council directs publication in full.
Vacation Of Sfreets, Et Cetera -- Use Of Popular Legal Descriptions -- Names Of Beneficiaries -- Verification Of Legal Descriptions.
All ordinances for the vacation of streets, alleys or other public property in the City of Chicago shall contain, in addition to the legal description of the property sought to be vacated by such ordinances, the popular description of the property, giving, in the case of a lot, the street number, in the case of an alley, the names of the streets surrounding the block or blocks in which such alley is located, and in the case of a street the names of the two (2) nearest intersecting cross streets. Such popular descriptions and the names of the beneficiary or beneficiaries shall be published in the Journal of the Proceedings of the meeting at which any such ordinance is introduced.
Before any vacation ordinance is finally acted upon by the Council the legal description of the property sought to be vacated shall be verified by the Superintendent of [\4aps. 5t29t2019 COIV[/UNICATIONS, ETC 49
Fixing Compensation To Be Paid To The Crty Of Chicago.
Before fixing the amount of compensation to be paid to the City of Chicago for or in connection with or in consideration of the vacation of any street or alley or other public way, or for in connection with or in consideration of any grant of a private or special privilege in, upon, over or under any street, alley, other public way, public dock, wharf, pier or other public ground, the committee having any such matter under consideration shall, except in the case of a franchise grant, obtain from the City Comptroller his opinion or recommendation in writing as to the amount of compensation which should properly be charged; and such opinion or recommendation shall be attached to the committee's report when submitted to the City Council.
Grants Of Rights /n Streefs To Public Utility Corporations * Io Be Considered Section By Section - Attaching Of Maps Or Plats. All ordinances granting rights in streets to public utility corporations which relate to or include within their provisions anything concerning the vacation, closing, opening, crossing othennrise than on the surface, or undermining of streets or alleys shall after the same have been approved by the special or standing committees of the Council to which they were referred and after having been deferred and published, be considered section by section when called up for final passage; and no such ordinance shall be passed unless it has attached thereto as a part of same a complete and adequate map or plat showing in detail how the streets and alleys involved will be affected thereby.
Application To Accompany Any Proposed Zoning Reclassification Ordinances.
Any proposed ordinance to amend the Chicago Zoning Ordinance for the purpose of reclassifying any area or areas, introduced in the City Council, shall be accompanied by an application in triplicate in accordance with a resolution adopted by the City Council July 15, 1954, page 7927 of the Journal of the Proceedings, as amended.
Adoption Of "Robert's Rules Of Order Newly Revised".
RULE 47. The rules of parliamentary practice comprised in the latest published edition of "Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised" shall govern the Council in all cases to which they are applicable and in which they are not inconsistent with the special rules of this Council. 50 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Temporary Suspension Of Rules; Amendments Of Rules.
RULE 48. These rules may be temporarily suspended by a vote of two{hirds (72) of all the Aldermen entitled by law to be elected, and shall not be repealed, altered or amended unless by concurrence of a majority of all the Aldermen entitled by law to be elected.
Sergeant-At-Arms
RULE 49. There shall be elected by the members of the Council a Sergeant-at-Arms of this Council and such assistants as the Council may direct who shall preserve order, obey the directions of the Council and of the Chair, and perform all duties usually appertaining to the office of Sergeant-at-Arms of deliberative assemblies; provided that such Sergeant-at-Arms and assistants shall be removable at the will of the Council by resolution duly adopted. The Sergeant-at-Arms and/or her designee, shall have the authority to terminate the broadcast of the proceedings of the City Council, and any of its committees, in the event of: (i) an emergency; (ii) an act of God; and/or (iii) any other extraordinary event which, in the judgment of the Sergeant-at-Arms, would not reflect the City Council proceedings or othenvise not be appropriate for public broadcast. The Sergeant-at-Arms, and/or her designee, shall restore the broadcast of the proceedings, after the cessation of such event, in an expeditious manner.
Censure Of [t/embers; Expulsion Of [/lembers.
RULE 50. Any member acting or appearing in a lewd or disgraceful manner, or who uses opprobrious, obscene or insulting language to or about any member of the Council, or who does not obey the order of the Chair shall be, on motion, censured by a majority vote of the members present, or expelled by twothirds (%) vote of all members elected. ln case of censure the Sergeant-at-Arms, his assistants, or any person acting under direction of the Chair shall cause the member censured to vacate his seat and come before the bar of the Council and receive censure from the Chair.
Publication Of Aldermanic Voting And Attendance Record.
RULE 51. The Legislative Reference Bureau shall publish and make available for public inspection on a quarterly basis a record for each City Council meeting which sets forth aldermanic attendance, a brief description of each ordinance passed by the Council and how each Alderman voted on each such ordinance. 5t29t2019 COMTVIUNICATIONS, ETC 51
Special Pamphlet For Rules Of Order And Procedure.
RULE 52. The City Clerk shall cause the Rules of Order and Procedure for Years 2019 -- 2023 adopted by the City Council to be published on a website owned by the City of Chicago, and printed in a separate pamphlet for distribution to members of the City Council and the general public, no later than 60 days after these Rules have been adopted.
Floral Displays And Decorations.
RULE 53. Floral displays or decorations shall not be permitted in the Council Chamber during the session of the Council except the customary single floral display on a deceased Alderman's desk during the official period of mourning.
Cellular Telephones And Electronic Devices.
RULE 54. Cellular telephones and other personal electronic devices that will emit a sound shall be set on silence or vibrate mode at all times while a person is in the City Council Chambers or in any other room that is utilized for a committee meeting while a City Council or committee meeting is in progress. The Sergeant-At-Arms shall post signs in appropriate places to advise the public of this Rule.
Broadcast Of City CouncilAnd Committee Proceedings
RULE 55. The proceedings of the City Council and City Council Committees shall be broadcasted or aired via the use of or transmission by the lnternet and/or by any other available transmission process, subject to the following parameters:
(a) The broadcast of a meeting shall begin immediately preceding the start or reconvening of a meeting and shall conclude immediately following the adjournment or recess of that meeting.
(b) The subject of the broadcast shall be confined to the individual recognized by the Presiding Officer of the meeting, pursuant to Rule 7 of the Rules of Order, except in those instances in which the debate or discussion is directed towards a subject located in another area of the Council Chambers, or takes place in a smaller hearing room, in which case the field of view may alternate between speaker and subject, or include both. Examples of such instances include congratulatory or memorial resolutions read pursuant to suspension of the Rules, and cabinet and commission appointments. 52 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
(c) The City Clerk shall make available for public viewing on its website recordings of City Council and Committee meetings for at least four (4) years, and beyond that time shall maintain such recording for a period of time consistent with the Local Records Act, codified at 520 ILCS 205/1, et seq.
Privilege Denied For Certain Ex-Aldermen
RULE 56. An ex-Alderman who has been convicted in any court located in the United States of any infamous crime, bribery, perjury, or other felony shall not be permitted within the bar of the City Council Chambers, including the privilege of being on the Council floor.
RULE 57. ln addition to other duties provided in these Rules, the President Pro Tempore shall assist the chairmen of the various committees in complying with the requirements of the lllinois Freedom of lnformation Act and the lllinois Local Records Act, as amended.
Public Participation
RULE 58. Any member of the general public may address orally or in writing any committee of, or meeting of, the City Council at any meeting required to be open to the public under the Open [\4eetings Act (5 ILCS 12011, el seq.); provided that oral public comment at meetings of the City Council shall be subject to the time limits set forth below. Any person who orally addresses a committee of, or meeting of, the City Council shall.
(1) be physically present inside the assembly room where the meeting takes place;
(2) limit his or her remarks to three minutes, and if the person intends to address more than one item, use that time, at the Chairman's direction, to address one, or several, such items;
(3) limit his or her remarks to the subject matter appearing on the agenda of the meeting;
(4) refrain from profane language, obscene conduct, or disruptive comments;
(5) submit his or her request to speak pursuant to a protocol promulgated by the Sergeant-at-Arms; and
(6) comply with the order of the Chairman of the meeting.
Any person who submits written comments shall do so in conformity with the applicable provisions of the Sergeant-at-Arms' protocol. 5t29t2019 COIU[/UNICATIONS, ETC 53
The Chairman of the meeting has authority and discretion to: (i) curtail or limit public comment if the commenter fails to comply with this Rule, and (ii) allow reasonable variances from the three-minute time limit in appropriate, nondiscriminatory, circumstances. Public comment at meetings of the City Council, except for the City Council meeting that includes the annual public hearing on the budget, shall be limited to a total of 30 minutes.
Rules Suspended ASSIGNIVIENT OF CHAIRMEN, VICE-CHAIRIUEN AND I\4EIVIBERS OF CITY COUNCIL STANDING COTUTVIITTEES FOR 2019 -- 2023 TERIU. lR201e-3451
Alderman Harris moved to Suspend the Rules Temporarily to go out of the regular order of business for the purpose of considering a proposed resolution assigning the Chairmen, Vice-Chairmen and members of the City Council standing committees for the 2019 -- 2023lerm. The motion Prevailed.
Thereupon, on motion of Alderman Harris, the said proposed resolution was Adoptedby a viva voca vote.
Alderman Thompson moved to reconsider the foregoing vote. The motion was lost
The following is said resolution as adopted:
Be /t Reso lved by the City Council of the City of Chicago, That the following shall be the Chairmen, Vice-Chairmen and members of the standing committees of the City Council of the City of Chicago for the 2019 -- 2023 term'.
1. COIVTMITTEE ON AVIATION
O'Shea (Chairman), Curtis (Vice-Chairman), Dowell, Hairston, Quinn, Lopez, Brookins, Rodriguez, Tabares, tVlitts, Maldonado, Burnett, Reboyras, Austin, Villegas, Sposato, Nugent, Napolitano, Gardiner.
2 CO[/[/ITTEE ON THE BUDGET AND GOVERNI/ENT OPERATIONS
Dowell (Chairman), Silverstein (Vice-Chairman), King, Hairston, Sawyer, Mitchell, Harris, Sadlowski-Garza, Thompson, Cardenas, Quinn, lVloore, Curtis, O'Shea, Brookins, Rodriguez, Tabares, Scott, Burnett, Ervin, Taliaferro, Reboyras, Waguespack, Austin, Ramirez-Rosa, Villegas, tt/litts, Sposato, Napolitano, Reilly, Smith, Tunney, Cappleman, Osterman. 54 JOU RNAL.-CITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
3. COMMITTEE ON COIVTVIITTEES AND RULES
Harris (Chairman), Napolitano (Vice-Chairman), O'Shea (Vice-Chairman), Villegas (Vice-Chairman), LaSpata, Hopkins, Dowell, King, Hairston, Sawyer, tt/itchell, Beale, Sadlowski-Garza, Thompson, Cardenas, Quinn, Burke, Lopez, Coleman, Moore, Curtis, Taylor, Brookins, Rodriguez, Tabares, Scott, Sigcho-Lopez, Maldonado, Burnett, Ervin, Taliaferro, Reboyras, Cardona, Waguespack, Rodriguez-Sanchez, Austin, Ramirez-Rosa, Mitts, Sposato, Nugent, Vasquez, Reilly, Smith, Tunney, Gardiner, Cappleman, Martin, Osterman, Hadden, Silverstein.
4. COMMITTEE ON CONTRACT OVERSIGHT AND EQUITY
Austin (Chairman), N/loore (Vice-Chairman), La Spata, Dowell, King, Sawyer, Cardenas, Lopez, Taylor, Rodriguez, Scott, Sigcho-Lopez, Burnett, Ervin, Reboyras, Cardona, Ramirez-Rosa, Villegas, Vasquez.
5. COMMITTEE ON ECONOIVIIC, CAPITAL, AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPTUENT
Villegas (Chairman), tt/litchell (Vice-Chairman), Sawyer, Harris, Beale, Cardenas, Lopez, Curtis, O'Shea, Brookins, Tabares, Scott, Burnett, Reboyras, [\Iitts, Sposato, Vasquez, Reilly, Tunney, Hadden.
6. COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND CHILD DEVELOPTUENT
Scott (Chairman), King (Vice-Chairman), Hairston, Harris, Beale, Sadlowski-Garza, Quinn, Burke, Coleman, Taylor, Tabares, O'Shea, Rodriguez-Sanchez, Austin, Sposato, Cappleman, Osterman, Silverstein.
7. COTVIIVIITTEE ON ETHICS AND GOVERNIVIENT OVERSIGHT
Smith (Chairman), tVlartin (Vice-Chairman), Dowell, Hairston, Sadlowski-Garza, Curtis, Taylor, Scott, Cardona, Waguespack, Rodriguez-Sanchez, Ramirez-Rosa, Vasquez, Reilly, Cappleman, Hadden, Nugent, Thompson.
8 COTMIMITTEE ON ENVIRONTVENTAL PROTECTION AND ENERGY
Cardenas (Chairman), Nugent (Vice-Chairman), LaSpata, Hopkins, Dowell, Sadlowski-Garza, Thompson, Burke, Taylor, Cardona, Waguespack, Rodriguez- Sanchez, Reilly, Smith, Cappleman, tVartin, Hadden. 5t2912019 COIUIVIU N ICATIONS, ETC 55
9. COTMTVIITTEE ON FINANCE
Waguespack (Chairman), Hairston (Vice-Chairman), Hopkins, Dowell, King, Sawyer, tMitchell, Harris, Beale, Sadlowski-Garza, Thompson, Cardenas, Quinn, Burke, Lopez, [Vloore, Curtis, O'Shea, Brookins, Tabares, Scott, Burnett, Ervin, Taliaferro, Reboyras, Austin, Villegas, [Vlitts, Sposato, Napolitano, Reilly, Smith, Tunney, Osterman, Sllverstein.
10. COMI\4ITTEE ON HOUSING AND REAL ESTATE
Osterman (Chairman), Burnett (Vice-Chairman), LaSpata, Dowell, King, Mitchell, Harris, Quinn, Lopez, lVloore, Rodriguez, Sigcho-Lopez, lt/laldonado, Waguespack, Napolitano, Cappleman, [Vlartin, Hadden.
11. CON/IMITTEE ON HUMAN RELATIONS AND HEALTH
Sawyer (Chairman), Cappleman (Vice-Chairman), Hairston, Harris, Sadlowski- Garza, Coleman, O'Shea, Tabares, Sigcho-Lopez, Cardona, Waguespack, Rodriguez-Sanchez, Ramirez-Rosa, Vasquez, Smith, [Vlartin, Osterman, Hadden.
12. CO[/MITTEE ON LICENSE AND CONSUMER PROTECTION
tvlitts (Chairman), Hopkins (Vice-Chairman), Sawyer, lt/itchell, Cardenas, Coleman, JVIoore, Scott, Ervin, Taliaferro, Villegas, Sposato, Napolitano, Smith, Tunney, Gardiner, Cappleman, [Vlartin, Silverstein.
13 COTVITVIITTEE ON PUBLIC SAFETY
Taliaferro (Chairman), Osterman (Vice-Chairman), Sawyer, tVlitchell, Thompson, Lopez, Curtis, Scott, Ervin, Reboyras, lMitts, Sposato, Napolitano, Smith, Nugent, Tunney, Gardiner, [/artin, Silverstein.
14. COTVITMITTEE ON SPECIAL EVENTS, CULTURAL AFFAIRS, AND RECREATION
Sposato (Chairman), Vasquez (Vice-Chairman), La Spata, King, Sadlowski-Garza, Rodriguez, Tabares, Taliaferro, Cardona, Nugent, Tunney, Gardiner, [/artin, Osterman, Hadden, Silverstein.
15. COIVIVITTEE ON PEDESTRIAN AND TRAFFIC SAFETY
Burnett (Chairman), lMaldonado (Vice-Chairman), La Spata, Hopkins, King, Beale, Cardenas, Quinn, Burke, Coleman, [/loore, Sigcho-Lopez, Cardona, Rodriguez- Sanchez, Vasquez. 56 JOU RNAL.-C!ry COU NCI L.-CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
16. COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC WAY
Brookins (Chairman), Rodriguez (Vice-Chairman), King, Harris, Thompson, Burke, Moore, Curtis, Taylor, Scott, Sigcho-Lopez, Reboyras, Waguespack, Austin, Ramirez-Rosa, Vasq uez.
17, COMMITTEE ON WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
Sadlowski-Garza (Chairman), Ervin (Vice-Chairman), Beale, Thompson, Quinn, Lopez, Curtis, BrOokins, Rodriguez, Burnett, Taliaferro, Ramirez-Rosa, Villegas, Mitts, Sposato, Napolitano, Reilly, Tunney.
18. COMMITTEE ON ZONING, LANDMARKS, AND BUILDING STANDARDS.
Tunney (Chairman), Reboyras (Vice-Chairman), Hopkins, Dowell, Sawyer, Beale, Lopez, Moore, ROdriguez, Sigcho-Lopez, Burnett, Cardona, Waguespack, Austin, Villegas, Reilly, Cappleman, Osterman, Hadden.
Ru/es Suspended ELECTION OF ALDERMAN THOMAS TUNNEY AS VICE-MAYOR OF CITY COUNCIL FOR 2019 -- 2023 TERM. 1R2019-3521
Alderman Harris moved to Suspend the Rules Temporarily lo go out of the regular order of business for the purpose of considering a proposed resolution electing Alderman Thomas Tunney as Vice-Mayor for the 2019 -- 2023. term. The motion Prevailed.
The following is said proposed resolution:
Be /f Reso/yed, That Alderman Thomas Tunney be and hereby is elected Vice-Mayor of the City Council of the City of Chicago for the 2019 '- 2023 term; and
Be tt Fu1her Resolved, That the position shall become vacant if the Vice-Mayor elected ceases to be a member of the City Council.
On motion of Alderman Harris, the foregoing proposed resolution was Adopted by a viva voce vote.
Alderman Thompson moved to reconsider the foregoing vote. The motion was lost. st29t2019 COTUN/UNICATIONS, ETC 57
Rules Suspended -- ELECTION OF ALDERTUAN BRENDAN REILLY AS PRESIDENT PRO TETUPORE OF CITY COUNCIL FOR 2019 -- 2023 TERIVI. lR201e-353I
Alderman Harris moved to Suspend the Rules Temporarily to go out of the regular order of business for the purpose of considering a proposed resolution electing Alderman Brendan Reilly as President Pro Tempore for the 2019 -- 2023 term. The motion Prevailed.
The following is said proposed resolution
Be lt Resolved, That Alderman Brendan Reilly be and hereby is elected President Pro Tempore of the City Council of the City of Chicago for the 2019 -- 2023 term; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That this position shall become vacant if the President Pro Tempore elected ceases to be a member of the City Council.
On motion of Alderman Harris, the foregoing proposed resolution was Adopted by a viva voce vote.
Alderman Thompson moved to reconsider the foregoing vote. The motion was lost
Rules Suspended ELECTION OF SERGEANT-AT-ARIVIS AND ASSISTANT SERGEANTS-AT-ARNNS FOR 2019 -- 2023 CITY COUNCIL TERIU. lR201e-3541
Alderman Harris moved to Suspend the Rules Temporarily to go out of the regular order of business for the purpose of considering a proposed resolution electing the Sergeant-at-Arms and Assistant-Sergeants-at-Arms of the City Council for the 2019 -- 2023 term. The motion Prevailed.
The following is said proposed resolution
Be /l Resolved by the City Council of the City of Chicago
That the following named persons are hereby elected to the following offices of the City Council of the City of Chicago for the 2019 -- 2023lerm'. 58 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NC I L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Alvin D. Starks Sergeant-at-Arms
Curtis L. Franklin ll Assista nt Sergeant-at-Arms
Leevater Purnell Assistant Sergea nt-at-Arms
Alvin Rider Assistant Sergea nt-at-Arms
Chris Rowe Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms
On motion of Alderman Harris, the foregoing proposed resolution was Adopted by a viva voce vote.
Alderman Thompson moved to reconsider the foregoing vote. The motion was lost.
REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESUTVIED
REPORIS AND COMMUNICATIONS FROM CITY OFFICERS,
Referred -- APPOINTTUENT OF LORI E. LIGHTFOOT AS TUEIUBER OF PUBLIC BU I LDI NG CON/ItM ISSION. lA2o1e-37)
The Honorable Lori E. Lightfoot, [\4ayor, submitted the following communication which was Referred to the Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Standards:
OFFICE OF THE IVIAYOR CITY OF CHICAGO
I'Aay 29,2019
To the Honorable, The City Council of the City of Chicago:
LADIES AND GENTLEIMEN -- I have appointed Lori E. Lightfoot as a member of the Public Building Commission for a term effective immediately and expiring September 30,2021, to complete the unexpired term of Rahm Emanuel. 5t29t2019 COIVIMUNICATIONS, ETC 59
Your favorable consideration of this appointment will be appreciated
Very truly yours,
(Signed) LORI E. LIGHTFOOT, Mayor
Referred - APPOINTIVIENT OF N/ARISA NOVARA AS COIVIMISSIONER OF HOUSING. lA201e-381
The Honorable Lori E. Lightfoot, Mayor, submitted the following communication which was Referred to the Committee on Housing and Real Estate:
OFFICE OF THE IVIAYOR CITY OF CHICAGO
I'Iiay 29,2019
To the Honorable, The City Council of the City of Chicago:
LADIES AND GENTLETVIEN -- I have appointed lttlarisa Novara as Commissioner of Housing.
Your favorable consideration of this appointment will be appreciated.
Very truly yours,
(Signed) LORI E LIGHTFOOT, Mayor.
Referred APPOINTIVIENT OF IVIARK A. FLESSNER AS CORPORATION COUNSEL. lA201e-3el
The Honorable Lori E. Lightfoot, [/ayor, submitted the following communication which was Referred to the Committee onthe Budget and Government Operations: 60 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR CITY OF CHICAGO
ltllay 29,2019
To the Honorable, The City Council of the City of Chicago:
LADIES AND GENTLETVIEN -- I have appointed tt/ark A. Flessner as Corporation Counsel.
Your favorable consideration of this appointment will be appreciated
Very truly yours,
(Signed) LORI E. LIGHTFOOT, Mayor.
Referred -- APPOINTIUENT OF SUSIE PARK AS BUDGET DIRECTOR. lA201e-401
The Honorable Lori E. Lightfoot, [Vlayor, submitted the following communication which was Referred to the Committee on the Budget and Government Operations:
OFFICE OF THE I\NAYOR CITY OF CHICAGO
\Aay 29,2019
To the Honorable, The City Council of the City of Chicago:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN -- I have appointed Susie Park as Budget Director
Your favorable consideration of this appointment will be appreciated.
Very truly yours,
(Signed) LORI E. LIGHTFOOT, Mayor. 5t29t2019 COIVT\4U N ICATIONS, ETC 61
Referred -- AIVIENDI\nENT OF YEAR 2019 ANNUAL APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE WITHIN FUND NOS. 1OO AND O3OO. lo2o19-3901I
The Honorable Lori E. Lightfoot, [/ayor, submitted the following communication which was together with the proposed ordinance transmitted therewith, Referred to the Committee on the Budget and Government Operations:
OFFICE OF THE IVIAYOR CITY OF CHICAGO
May 29,2019
To the Honorable, The City Council of the City of Chicago:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN -- At the request of the Budget Director, I transmit herewith an amendment to the 2019 annual appropriation ordinance.
Your favorable consideration of this ordinance will be appreciated.
Very truly yours,
(Signed) LORI E. LIGHTFOOT, Mayor.
City Counci! lnformed As To Miscellaneous Documents Filed ln City CIerk's Office.
The Honorable Andrea [t/. Valencia, City Clerk, informed the City Council that documents have been filed in her office relating to the respective subjects designated as follows:
Ptaced on Fite -- EXECUTIVE ORDER 2019-2 CONCERNING REFORIVATION OF ALDERTMAN IC PREROGATIVE. 1F2019-931 A communication from the Honorable Lori E. Lightfoot, A/ayor, under the date of LAay 20, 2019, received in the Office of the City Clerk on [May 20, 2019, transmitting Executive Order 2019-2 concerning steps to be taken to reform Aldermanic Prerogative, which was Placed on File. 62 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NC I L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Ptaced on Fite -- NOTIFICATION AS TO SELECTION AND DESIGNATION OF ADDITIONAL PROXIES TO AFFIX SIGNATURE OF TMAYOR OF CITY OF CHICAGO TO VARIOUS DOCUMENTS AND REVOCATION OF PRIOR PROXIES. 1F2019-941
A communication from the Honorable Lori E. Lightfoot, Mayor, under the date of IrAay 22, 2019, received in the Office of the City Clerk on [/ay 22, 2019, transmitting the selection and designation of three additional proxies to affix the signature of the Mayor of the City of Chicago on documents required to be signed by the l\Iayor as follows: Jennie Huang Bennett -- to any bond, note or other financial instrument; Shannon E. Andrews - to any contract or modification agreement whose execution is authorized by the lllinois Municipal Purchasing Act or Chapter 2-92 of the [Vlunicipal Code of Chicago and required to be signed by the Mayor; and lttlark A. Flessner -- to any license, permit, contract, change order, ordinance, bond, deed, grant document, or any other written instrument, together with written signatures of proxies as will appear on said written instruments, and revocation of all prior proxies designated by the Mayor, which was Placed on File.
Ptaced On Fite NOTIFICATION AS TO REVOCATION OF PRIOR PROXY AND SELECTION AND DESIGNATION OF ADDITIONAL PROXY TO AFFIX SIGNATURE OF TVIAYOR OF CITY OF CHICAGO TO VARIOUS DOCUTVIENTS. 1F2019-361
A communication from the Honorable Rahm Emanuel, [\Iayor, under the date of May 14, 2019, received in the Office of the City Clerk on [/ay 14, 2019, transmitting the revocation of the proxy designation of Jamie L. Rhee made on lt/lay 20, 2011 and the selection and designation of Shannon E. Andrews as additional proxy to affix signature of the l/ayor of the City of Chicago to any contract or modification agreement whose execution is authorized by the lllinois Municipal Purchasing Act or Chapter 2-92 of the tUunicipal Code of Chicago and required to be signed by the Mayor, which was Placed on File.
Ptaced on Fite -- TABULATED STATETVIENT OF RETURNS AND PROCLAIUATION OF RESULTS FOR FEBRUARY 26,2019 IVIUNICIPAL GENERAL ELECTION AND APRIL 2, 2019 IVUNICIPAL RUN-OFF AND SUPPLEIUENTARY ALDERTUANIC ELECTIONS. lF2o1e-331
A communication from Lance Gough, Executive Director of the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners, under the date of tMay 7, 2019, received in the Office of the City Clerk on It/ay 8, 2019, transmitting a tabulated statement of results and proclamation of results of the 5t29t2019 COTUTMUNICATIONS, ETC 63
canvas of the election returns for the municipal run-off elections held on February 26, 2019 in each precinct in all wards and for supplementary aldermanic election held in each precinct in wards 5,6, 15, 16, 20,21,25,30,31, 33,39,40,43 and 47 on April 2, 2019, which was Placed on File.
Ptaced on Fite -- NOTIFICATION OF SALE OF CITY OF CHICAGO GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS, SERIES 20194. lF201e-301
A communication from Carole L. Brown, Chief Financial Officer, Department of Finance, under the date of April 10,2019, received in the Office of the City Clerk on April 10, 2019, pursuant to Section 12 of the Bond Ordinance, transmitting a notification of sale of City of Chicago General Obligation Bonds, Series 2019A, togetherwith the Bond Purchase of Agreement, Official Statement dated ltlarch 26, 2019 and Trust Indenture, which was Placed on File.
Ptaced On Fite INSPECTOR GENERAL'S REVIEW OF CHICAGO POLICE DEPARTIMENT'S "GANG DATABASE". lF2O19-281
A communication from Joseph Lipari, Deputy lnspector General for Public Safety, under the date of April 11,2019, received in the Office of the City Clerk on April 11,2019, transmitting a review of the Chicago Police Department's "Gang Database" along with the Chicago Police Department's response letter, which was Placed on File.
Placed On Fite CIVILIAN OFFICE OF POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY'S FIRST QUARTER REPORT FOR PERIOD ENDED TVIARCH 31,2019. lF201e-31I
A communication from Sydney R. Roberts, Chief Administrator, received in the Office of the City Clerk on April 18,2019, transmitting a quarterly report of the Civilian Office of Police Accountability regarding operations and summary of investigations involving misconduct by the Chicago Police Department for the period of January 1,2019 through lt/arch 31,2019, which was Placed on File. 64 JOU RNAL--C ITY COU NC I L--CH I CAGO 5t29t2019
Ptaced on Fite -- INSPECTOR GENERAL'S FIRST QUARTER REPORT FOR PERIOD ENDED NNARCH 31,2019. lF201e-2e)
A communication from Joseph M Ferguson, lnspector General, under the date of April 16, 2019, received in the Office of the City Clerk on April 16, 2019, transmitting, pursuant to Section 2-56-120 of the lt/unicipal Code of Chicago, a quarterly report of investigations conducted for the period of January 1,2019 through March 31,2019, which was Placed on File.
Ptaced on Fite -- INSPECTOR GENERAL'S FOLLOW-UP INQUIRY REGARDING IVAY 2018 AUDIT OF CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY STAFFING PLAN. lF2019-32)
A communication from Joseph M. Ferguson, lnspector General, under the date of May 7 ,2019, received in the Office of the City Clerk on [May 7 ,2019, transmitting a follow-up inquiry to the Chicago Public Library staffing audit conducted in t\Iay of 2018, a summary of audit findings and recommendations, in addition to the Chicago Public Library's response to the follow-up inquiry, which was Placed on File.
City Council lnformed As To Certain Actions Taken.
PUBLICATION OF JOURNAL
The City Clerk informed the City Council that all those ordinances, et cetera, which were passed by the City Council on April 10, 2019 and which were required by statute to be published in book or pamphlet form or in one or more newspapers, were published in pamphlet form on t'Aay 29,2019 by being printed in full text in printed pamphlet copies of the Journal of the Proceedings of the City Council of the City of Chicago of the regular meeting held on April 10, 2019, published by authority of the City Council, in accordance with the provisions of Title 2, Chapter 12, Section 050 of the tt/unicipal Code of Chicago, as passed on June 27, 1990. 5t29t2019 COIUIVUNICATIONS, ETC 65
Miscellaneous Communications, Reports, Et Cetera, Requiring Council Action (Transmitted To City Council By City Clerk).
The City Clerk transmitted communications, reports, et cetera, relating to the respective subjects listed below, which were acted upon by the City Council in each case in the manner noted, as follows.
Referred -- ZONING RECLASSIFICATIONS OF PARTICULAR AREAS
Applications (in triplicate) together with the proposed ordinances for amendment of Title 17 of the tt/unicipal Code of Chicago (the Chicago Zoning Ordinance), as amended, for the purpose of reclassifying particular areas, which were Referred to the Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Standards, as follows:
Lee Baker (Application Number 20037) - to classify as an RIVI4.S Residential Multi-Unit District instead of an RS3 Residential Single-Unit (Detached House) District the area shown on Map Number 15-G bounded by:
West Hollywood Avenue; a line 21 feel east of and parallel to North Glenwood Avenue; a line 35 feet south of and parallel to West Hollywood Avenue, and North Glenwood Avenue (common address: 5661 North Glenwood Avenue). [02019_401g]
Belmont Real Estate, lnc. (Application Number 20029) to classify as a C1-1 Neighborhood Commercial District instead of a B3-1 Community Shopping District the area shown on [/lap Number 9-O bounded by:
the alley next north of and parallel to West Belmont Avenue; West Harlem Avenue; West Belmont Avenue; and a line 163.18 feet west of and parallel to the extension of West Harlem Avenue (common address: 3200 North Harlem Avenue). lo201e-38351
Belray Limited Partnership (Application Number 20041) -- to classify as a B2-5 Neighborhood tt/ixed-Use District instead of an [/1-2 Limited lttlanufacturing/Business Park District and further, to classify as Planned Development Number instead of a B2-5 Neighborhood fi/ixed-Use District the area shown on [Vlap Number 7-G bounded by: - 66 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
West Belmont Avenue; North Racine Avenue; the public alley next south of and parallel to West Belmont Avenue; and a line 100.05 feet west of and parallel to the west line of North Racine Avenue (common address: 3150 North Racine Avenue). lo201e-4022)
Blankenship l/lovers, lnc. (Application Number 20040) - to classify as a C2-1 f\Iotor Vehicle-Related Commercial District instead of a B3-'1 Community Shopping District the area shown on Map Number 5-M bounded by:
a line 85.83 feet west of and parallel to North Parkside Avenue; the public alley next north of and parallel to West Grand Avenue; North Parkside Avenue; and West Grand Avenue (common address: 5642 West Grand Avenue). lo201e-40211
Connie's Pizza, lnc. (Application Number 20043T1) to classify as a C1-2 Neighborhood Commercial District instead of an ltA2-2 Light lndustry District the area shown on Map Number 6-F bounded by:
South Archer Avenue; South Normal Avenue; West 24th Place; and a line 235 feet northeast of and parallel to the northeast right-of-way line of South Wallace Street, as extended where no street exists (common address: 2373 South Archer Avenue). 1o2019-39331
EZBIVI LLC (Application Number 20034T1) -- to classify as an RlV4.5 Residential ttlulti-Unit District instead of an RS3 Residential Single-Unit (Detached House) District the area shown on [t/ap Number 3-G bounded by:
West Thomas Street; a line 490.50 feet east of North Ashland Avenue; the alley next south of and parallel to West Thomas Street; and a line 465.50 feet east of North Ashland Avenue (common address: 1513 West Thomas Street). lo201e-38721
Jose and Elizabeth Guerra (Application Number 20033) to classify as an RT4 Residential Two-Flat, Townhouse and lVlulti-Unit District instead of an RS3 Residential Single-Unit (Detached House) District the area shown on tMap Number 8-H bounded by:
a line 248 feel south of and parallel to West 38th Street; an alley next east of and parallel to South Wood Street; a line 302 feet south of and parallel to West 38th Street; and South Wood Street (common address. 3827 -- 3829 South Wood Street). lo201e-38531 5t29t2019 COMMUNICATIONS, ETC 67
Joel Huffman (Application Number 20028T1) - to classify as a DX-3 Downtown Mixed- Use District instead of a C1-1 Neighborhood Commercial Districtthe area shown on Map Number 1-G bounded by:
a line 100.55 feet north of and parallel to West Lake Street; a line 150.82 east of and parallel to North Carpenter Street; West Lake Street; and a line '125.64 feet east of and parallel to North Carpenter Street (common address: 1010 West Lake Street). 1e2019-38271
Omar Torres Kortright (Application Number 20032T1) - to classify as a B3-2 Community District instead of a B1-1 Neighborhood Shopping District the area shown on Map Number 5-K bounded by:
the alley next north of and parallel to West Armitage Avenue; a line 75 feet west of and parallel to North Keystone Avenue; West Armitage Avenue; and a line 175 feet west of and parallel to North Keystone Avenue (common address: 4040 -- 4048 West Armitage Avenue). 1o2019-38431
Jeffrey Mayra (Application Number 20038) -- to classify as a B2-2 Neighborhood Mixed- Use District instead of a B3-1 Community Shopping District the area shown on Map Number 5-J bounded by:
West Armitage Avenue; a line 171 feet west of and parallel to North Central Park Avenue; the alley next south of and parallel to West Armitage Avenue; and a line 195 feet west of and parallel to North Central Park Avenue (common address: 3619 West Armitage Avenue). lo201e-40191
William Morales (Application Number 20035) -- to classify as an RT4 Residential Two- Flat, Townhouse and Multi-Unit District instead of an RS3 Residential Single-Unit (Detached House) District the area shown on Map Number 3-l bounded by:
a line 125 feet north of and parallel to West Le Moyne Street; North Talman Avenue; a line 100 feet north of and parallel to West Le Moyne Street; and the alley next west of and parallelto North Talman Avenue (common address: 1510 North Talman Avenue). lo201e-38931 68 JOU RNAL--C ITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
RBH Chicago Project LLC (Application Number 20045) to classify as a B2-3 Neighborhood [\4ixed-Use District instead of an RS3 Residential Single-Unit (Detached House) District and further, to classify as a Residential-Business Planned Development instead of a B2-3 Neighborhood tMixed-Use District the area shown on [/lap Number 3-l bounded by:
West Hirsch Street; North Talman Avenue; a line 395.40 feet north of and parallel to West Hirsch Street; the public alley east of and parallel to North Talman Avenue; a line 379.20 feet north of and parallel to West Hirsch Street; and North Rockwell Street (common address: 2600 -- 2624 \Nest Hirsch Street, 1401 -- 1439 North Talman Avenue and 1400 -- 1436 North Rockwell Street). lo201e-4017)
Tyllie Barbosa Photography LLC (Application Number 20036) -- to classify as a C1-1 Neighborhood Commercial District instead of an RS3 Residential Single-Unit (Detached House) District the area shown on [/ap Number 8-H bounded by:
West 38th Street; South Hermitage Avenue; the public alley south of and parallel to West 38th Street; and a line 48 feet west of and parallel to South Hermitage Avenue (common address: 1735 West 38th Street). lo2o1e-3e00I
Verity lnvestments LLC (Application Number 20039) to classify as a B2-3 Neighborhood Mixed-Use District instead of a B1-2 Neighborhood Shopping District the area shown on [\4ap Number 22-B bounded by:
South CommercialAvenue; a line 225feel north of and parallel to East 88th Street; the public alley next east of and parallel to South Commercial Avenue; and a line 200 feet north of and parallel to East 88th Street (common address: 8737 South Commercial Avenue). 102019-4020)
Vision Group lnvestments LLC (Application Number 20031T1) -- to classify as a B3-3 Community Shopping District instead of an M1-2 Limited Manufacturing/Business Park District the area shown on [VIap Number 4-F bounded by:
a line 82 feet north of and parallel to West Cermak Road; South Emerald Avenue, a line 34 feet north of and parallel to West Cermak Road; and South Halsted Street (common address: 2143 -- 2145 South Halsted Street). lo201e-38421 5t29t2019 COMMUNICATIONS, ETC. 69
Whitecap Lofts LLC (Application Number 20027T1) - to classify as a C3-5 Commercial, Manufacturing and Employment District instead of an M1-2 Limited Manufacturing/ Business Park District the area shown on Map Number 5-M bounded by: a line 515.69 feet north of and parallel to West Bloomingdale Avenue; a line 444.13 feet west of and parallel to North Central Avenue; a line 473.73 feet north of and parallel to West Bloomingdale Avenue; a line 345.71feet west of and parallel to North Central Avenue; a line 321.72 feet north of and parallel to West Bloomingdale Avenue; North Central Avenue; a line 165.78 feet north of and parallel to West Bloomingdale Avenue; and a line 581 .27 teet west of and parallel to North CentralAvenue (common address: 1812 North CentralAvenue and 1819 North Major Avenue). lo2o1e-3813I
300 North Michigan LLC (Application Number 20042) - to classify as a Residential- Business Planned Development instead of a DX-16 Downtown Mixed-Use District the area shown on Map Number 1-E bounded bY:
North Michigan Avenue; East Wacker Drive; North MacChesney Court; and a line 120 feet north of and parallel East Wacker Drive (common address: 300 North Michigan Avenue). lo201e-40231
1860 Milwaukee LLC (Application Number 20044T1) - to classify as a B3-3 Community Shopping District instead of an M1-2 Limited Manufacturing/Business District the area shown on Map Number 5-H bounded by:
North Milwaukee Avenue; West Moffat Street; the alley next southwest of and parallel to North Milwaukee Avenue; and a line 44 feet northwest of and parallel with the north right-of-way line of West Moffat Street (common address: 1860 North Milwaukee Avenue). ls02019-4002I
6043 Addison, lnc., doing business as New Wash U Coin Laundry (Application Number 20030) -- to classify as a B3-1 Community Shopping District instead of a 81-1 Neighborhood Shopping District and B3-1 Community Shopping District the area shown on Map Number 9-M bounded by:
West Addison Street; a line 163.36 feet east of and parallel to North Meade Avenue; the alley next south of and parallel to West Addison Street; and a line 88.36 feet east of and parallel to North Meade Avenue (common address: 6043 -- 6049 West Addison Street). 102019-38361 70 JOURNAL--C ITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Referred -- CLAIMS AGAINST CITY OF CHICAGO
Claims against the City of Chicago, which were Referred to the Committee on Finance, filed by the following.
Adelman, Jeremy S. [C12019-817]
Agosta, Louis [CL2019-871]
Alampi, Frank M. tCL2019-10431
Ambrose, Raymond B. lCL2019-8931
Anderson, Ari [CL2019-940]
Anderson, Gary W. [C12019-101 1]
Ayala, lvone [C12019-968]
Azzarello, Bronwyn I\I. [CL2019-828]
Bahena, Sergio [C12019-9721
Ball, Lawrence W. [CL2019-848]
Bassett, Leo E. [C12019-918]
Bell, Kenneth G. ICL2O19-1036I
Bernet, Richard G. [C12019-1008]
Bettis, Leah J. lCL2019-9591
Billy Goat Tavern [C12019-1038]
Binsfeld, James [\I. [C12019-9741
Boomsma, Angela M. tCL2019-9961
Booth, Frances L. lCL2019-9661
Borysewicz, tVlary A. [CL2019-994]
Bowen, Stephen L. [C12019-838]
Bredemann, Leonard V. [CL2019'921)
Breger, Joshua R. [C12019-841] 5129t2019 COTMIVUNICATIONS, ETC 71
Burton, Benjamin lcL2ole-8921
Cannatello, Robert A. lcL2ole-Be7l
Caputo, Frank J. lcL201e-BB0l
Carabetta, Maria R. lcL201e-e031
Carrillo, Jonathan lcL2o19-8641
Carruthers, Kenneth D. (2) lcL20 19-873, CL20 1 I -87 4l
Chacos, Lori F. lcL2ole-10161
Chelluboina, Sudheer lcL201e-ee1l
Chen, Vincent lcL2019-1058I
Cho, Frank lcL2019-10531
Cho, Hyelim lcL201e-e1ol
Cirlan, Bianca N. lcL2019-10231
Clark, Sharlisa S. lcL2019-9671
Collins, J.C. lcL2019-10641
Coppola, Joseph A. lcLzo19-963I
Cortina Zuniga, lVlaria l. [cL2019-973]
Crayton, Delnore lcL2019-965I
Cueto, Martin lcL2019-10471
Cunningham, Therese A. lcL2019-961I
Daisy, Joshua A. lcL201e-e221
Dakko, Dany lcL201e-10141
Daly, John J. lcL201e-8241
Daly, IMegan E. lcL2ol e-eool 72 JOU RNAL--C ITY COU NC I L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Davies, Jim P. lcL2019-9441
Davis, Cecil lcL201e-9891
Davis, Joan lcL2019-1010I
DeCosta, Timothy A. lcL201e-850I
Dembski, Jeffrey E. lcL2019-9161
Desanti, Don A. lcL2019-10421
Drain, Jaime R. lcL2019-8311
Duggan, Kellen F. lcL201e-e7el
Dupree, Maurice D. lcL2019-e511
Eaglin, Margaret A. lcL2o19-8431
Earls, Andre J. lcL2019-884I
Emanuel, Kyrsten B. lcL2019-10651
Escobar, Nicole A. lcL2o19-1019I
Everett, Melanie A. lcL2019-904I
Facen, Katherine R. lcL201e-8271
Farmers lnsurance and Luden, Michelle lcL2o19-983I
Farster, Marian lcL2019-8571
Fash, Kendall lcL2o19-9881
Ferris, Ronald E. lcL2o19-8141
Fielder, Lazeric C. lcL2019-8531
Figueroa, MichaelA. lcL2019-e81I
Flakus, Andrew J. lcL201e-8e41
Flevaris, Constantina D. lcL2019-10281 5t29t2019 COIUI/UNICATIONS, ETC 73
Fonseca, Juan P. lcL2019-e23I
Fred, Evelyn S. lcL201e-878I
Frey, David P. lcL201e-8461
Gaines, Lorinda F.R. lcL201e-1001I
Gambino, Tony lcL2019-8221
Gamez, Francisco lcL2o19-10541
Gantz, Joshua G. lcL201e-e321
Garcia Velez, Emmanuel lcL201e-e801
Gardner, tVlatthew P. lcL201e-e571
Gart, Audra D. lcL201e-e171
Geng, Xiyuan lcL2019-9851
Gentile, Salvatore J. lcL201e-e351
Gianes, Dimitra lcL201e-8891
Giannoulis, Bill lcL201e-e4el
Gladney, Cindy P. lcL2019-10501
Gonzalez, LaShunda M. lcL201e-85e1
Gonzalez, Maritza lcL201e-8661
Gorgei, tMelissa A. lcL2019-8521
Govea, Yvonne lcL201e-eo11
Grange lnsurance and Patrick, Chinyere lcL201e-1037I
Grevan, Eve L. lcL2019-9451
Grismanauskas, Lorraine R. lcL2019-9601
Hall, Patrick lV. lcL201e-10331 74 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Haque-Colombe, Noreen lcL2o19-1015I
Harper, Angela [Vl. lcL201e-8301
Harris, Brianna C. lcL2019-877)
Harris, ltsha N. lcL2019-8701
Harris, Shelithia T. lcL201e-e0eI
Hass, tMichael J. lcL201e-e341
Hodges, Jerdine lcL2ole-8201
Hoffmann, Daniel E.L. lcL2019-10121
lbrahim, Jomana ICL201e-e31I
lmpellicceiri, Jacob N. lcL20le-8601
lngram, Teonna T. lcL2019-8331
lvy, Jerome F. lcL201e-e77)
Jackson, Elayne [/. lcL2019-9061
Jackson, Erika N. lcL201e-e43I
Jadia, Ravi P. lcL201e-e271
Jagielka, Tatiana lcL2019-8211
Jakubczak, Robert lcL2019-947)
James-Hoosier, Letosha D lcL2o19-10511
Jibawi, Hakeem l. lcL2019-855I
Johnson, Bonnie lcL2019-898I
Johnson, Curtis L. lcL2019-9411
Johnson, Linette lcL201e-8351
Jursinic, Paul R. lcL2019-9331 5129t2019 COTMIMUNICATIONS, ETC 75
Katcher, Christine N. lcL2o19-96eI
Keating, Melanie J. lcLzo19-1017)
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AGREED CALENDAR.
Alderman Mitchell moved to Suspend the Rules Temporarily for the purpose of including in the Agreed Calendar a series of resolutions presented by Aldermen Hopkins, C6rdenas, Burke, Lopez, Coleman, Ramirez-Rosa, Vasquez, Tunney, Cappleman and Hadden. The motion Prevailed.
Thereupon, on motion of Alderman Mitchell, the remaining proposed resolutions presented through the Agreed Calendar were Adopted by yeas and nays as follows:
Yeas -- Aldermen La Spata, Hopkins, Dowell, King, Hairston, Sawyer, Mitchell, Harris, Beale, SadlOwski Garza, Thompson, C5rdenas, Quinn, Burke, Lopez, COleman, Moore, Curtis, O'Shea, Taylor, Brookins, Rodriguez, Tabares, Scott, Sigcho-Lopez, Maldonado, Burnett, Ervin, Taliaferro, Reboyras, Cardona, Waguespack, Rodriguez-Sanchez, Austin, Ramirez-Rosa, Villegas, Mitts, Sposato, Nugent, Vasquez, Napolitano, Reilly, Smith, Tunney, Gardiner, Cappleman, Martin, Osterman, Hadden, Silverstein - 50. Nays - None. Alderman Thompson moved to reconsider the foregoing vote. The motion was lost
Sponsored by the elected city otficials named below, respectively, said Agreed Calendar resolutions, as adopted, read as follows (the italic heading in each case not being a part of the resolution):
Presented By
HONORABLE RAHM EMANUEL, MAYOR:
GRATITUDE EXTENDED TO ALDERMAN DEB MELL FOR DEDICATED SERY/CE TO 33RD WARD. 1R2019-3421
WHEREAS, The members of this chamber are proud to congratulate our friend and colleague, Alderman Deb Mell, on her six years of dedicated and outstanding service to the people of the 33'd Ward and the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, A Chicago native, Alderman Mell received her bachelor's degree from Cornell College with a dual major in political science and history, before earning a culinary arts degree from the California Culinary Academy. Deb Mell was then a project manager at Christy Webber Landscapes for five years; and 82 JOURNAL--C lTY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
WHEREAS, Alderman Mell was elected to represent the 40th District in the lllinois State House of Representatives in 2008, earning 75 percent of the vote. Recognized as a proven legislator with a strong voting record, Alderman Mell was a leader on LGBTQ issues in the lllinois State House of Representatives, particularly in the fight for marriage equality. Additionally, Alderman Mell advocated for her constituents on other important issues including gun control, housing, and environmental protection; and
WHEREAS, Appointed as Alderman in 2013 and elected thereafter for a four-year term, Alderman Mell served the 33'd Ward and the City of Chicago with energy and commitment for six years; and
WHEREAS, Spearheading LGBTQ visibility in government, Alderman Mell was the first openly lesbian member of the lllinois General Assembly, as well as the first openly lesbian City Council member in Chicago's history; and
WHEREAS, Passionate about protecting the rights and safety of individuals within Chicago's communities, Alderman Mell was dedicated to providing relief to working families faced with difficult economic conditions, providing affordable access to healthcare to all lllinois families, strengthening lllinois' funding of education, protecting and expanding rights for women, members of the LGBTQ community, and minorities, and supporting initiatives that expand public safety across the state. She was also a member of the Human Relations Advisory Councilto Mayor Rahm Emanuel; and
WHEREAS, Consistently attentive to ward needs, Alderman Mell devoted her efforts to community-driven projects, including partnering with the Chicago Park District, Horner Park Advisory Council, and Chicago Public Art Group to implement improvements to Horner Park. Notably, Alderman Mell advocated for the installation of the first effigy mound by an indigenous artist in North America at the southern end of Horner Park; and
WHEREAS, The worthy recipient of several honors, Alderman Mell was presented with the Civic Leadership Award from Erie Family Health Center/Centra de Salud Erie, "Activist of the Yea/' Award from NOW (National Organization for Women) in 2004, the Howard Brown Cornerstone Award for community excellence in 2004, and the Albany Park Community Center Appreciation Award in 2010; and
WHEREAS, Alderman Mell served with distinction on many Chicago City Council committees, including as vice chairman on the Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety, and as a member of the Committee on Committees, Rules and Ethics; Committee on Health and Environmental Protection; Committee on Housing and Real Estate; Committee on Transportation and Public Way; and Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Standards; now, therefore,
Be lt Resolyed, That we, the Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of Chicago, assembled this 29th day of May 2019, do hereby extend to Alderman Deb Mell our deepest gratitude and thanks for her many years of exceptional service to the people bf Chicago, and our best wishes for continued success in all of her future endeavors; and 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 83
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Alderman Deb Mell as a token of our appreciation and esteem.
Presented By
ALDERMAN HOPKNS P'a WarQ:
COMMEMORATION OF TERRENCE L. BARNICH FOR MILITARY SERY/CE AS DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT'S /RAQ IRANS/I/ON ASS/SIANCE OFFICE. lR201e-3641
WHEREAS, A decade has now passed since Terrence L. "Terry" Barnich, a lifelong resident of Chicago, a city he loved, was killed on Memorial Day, May 25, 2009 while serving his country as deputy director of the U.S. State Department's lraq Transition Assistance Office; and
WHEREAS, The members of the Chicago City Council are reminded of the 10th anniversary of Terry Barnich's passing by the Honorable Brian Hopkins of the 2nd Ward; and
WHEREAS, lt is the privilege of Council members to honor the memory of this dedicated citizen of our city, country, and the world -- a man who humbly and courageously came forward in 2006 to give of his extensive leadership, technical capabilities, and humanistic spirit and help re-build infrastructure in war torn lraq; and
WHEREAS, Terry Barnich was spurred into action to go to lraq by his belief that if lraq was to succeed in developing a democratic government, then its people needed to have the basic essentials of a decent life in place, like clean water and electricity; and
WHEREAS, ln multiple ways, it seems that Terry Barnich had been preparing all his life to take on what would become his final mission in a most distinguished career. Prior to going to lraq, Terry Barnich had served in multiple roles, including: chief executive officer of New Paradigm Resources Group, the thriving telecommunications firm he founded in Chicago; former chairman of the lllinois Commerce Commission from 1989 -- 1993; former general counsel to Governor Jim Thompson; leader of Bell Atlantic Corporation's strategy for securing 48 state regulatory approvals for its merger with the TCI cable company; and, as a former associate of the law firms McDermott, Will and Emory and Rudnick & Wolf; and 84 JOU RNAL-.CITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
WHEREAS, While Terry Barnich's expansive intellect and credentials insured he was eminently qualified to assist in lraq, it was with equal measure that his many personal character strengths fueled his accomplishments there before his tragic passing in 2009. Terry Barnich was well-known and highly regarded for his kindness, graciousness, good humor, commitment to social justice, focus, determination, perseverance, and good heart; and
WHEREAS, lt was Terry Barnich's fundamental beliefs and convictions as a caring, loving human being and patriot, committed to the freedom of all people, that endeared him to many at home and abroad; and
WHEREAS, At a 9/11 memorial service in Washington, D.C. in 2009, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton honored Terry and recognized that he "wore many hats. He had the kind of talent that can make a person restless. He was a lawyer, a campaigner, a policy wonk, an entrepreneur, a public servant, a talented executive. Those were his day jobs, He was also a Chicagoan, a writer, a proud product of Jesuit education, a cherished son, brother, uncle, and husband-to-be"; and
WHEREAS, Borrowing from the words of Terry Barnich's lifelong friend, the late Dr. Phillip R. O'Connor, in his statement to the U.S. Department of State on September 11,2009, "At the very moment that Terry, Dr. Maged Hussein, and Navy Commander Duane Wolfe died alongside one another, they were living out the commandment that we love our neighbors as ourselves"; and
WHEREAS, Terry Barnich's formative years were spent growing up in Chicago's Hegewisch community. He graduated from Washington High School, went on to earn his bachelor's degree from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., and his law degree from Fordham University in New York City; and
WHEREAS, Terry Barnich's legacy lives on in his family, colleagues and friends throughout the world. lt is with great hope that his life serves as a model for the importance of living passionately; and, to continually look for ways large and small that we can make life in this world better, for all; now, therefore,
Be tt Resolved, That we, the Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of Chicago, assembled this 29th day of May 2019, three days before the 1O-year anniversary of Terry Barnach's untimely passing, that we honor his memory and his service to the State of lllinois, the United States of America, and the citizens of the world; and
Be tt Fufther Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be prepared and presented to the family of Terrence L, Barnich, as a sign of our deep respect and gratitude for the love he made manifest in his consistent accomplishment of great things; and, the abundant caring, and meaningful relationships that he developed along the way. 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 85
CONGRATULATIONS EXTENDED TO SCOTT DRAWE ON REIIREMENT FROM CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSIEM. 1R2019-3651
WHEREAS, Scott Drawe, branch manager for the Near North Branch of the Chicago Public Library is retiring after 30 years of distinguished service; and
WHEREAS, The members of the Chicago City Council have been informed of this significant occasion by the Honorable Brian Hopkins, Alderman of the 2nd Ward; and
WHEREAS, Scott earned his bachelor's degree in business administration from Millsaps College in Jackson, Mississippi, and his master's degree in library science from The University of Chicago in 1989; and
WHEREAS, ln 1989, Scott made Chicago his permanent home when he began his career with the Chicago Public Library system. His first job resulted in him developing an exceptionally robust array of programs for families as a children's librarian in the Morgan Park and Beverly communities; and
WHEREAS, Scott's first branch manager position was at the Mabel Manning Branch Library, on the city's Near West Side; and
WHEREAS, Scott has spent the last 16 years preceding his retirement as the branch manager at the Near North Branch Library, where he often collaborated with Aldermen from the 2nd, 271h, 42d and 43'd Wards, frequently using their thoughts and ideas as inspiration for new improvements and curriculum to meet the needs of their ward communities; and
WHEREAS, Scott has also collaborated with the Near North Unity Program, the Old Town Merchants and Residents Association, and the 18th District Chicago Police Department, to help realize his consistent vision for high quality library programs and services for Chicago's public; and
WHEREAS, Scott has been an invaluable asset to the communities he has served, always sharing his vast knowledge to upgrade and innovate programs to positively contribute to peoples' library experiences; now, therefore,
Be /f Reso/ved, That we, the Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of Chicago, gathered here this 29th day of May 2019, do hereby express our deep gratitude to Scott Drawe for his service and extend our very best wishes for a wonderful retirement and continued happiness; and
Be lt Further Reso/yed, That a suitable copy of this resolution be prepared and presented to Scott Drawe as a sign of our utmost honor and respect. 86 JOU RNAL-.C lTY COU NCI L..CH I CAGO 5t29t2019
Presented By
ALDERMAN DOWELL P'a Ward):
TRIBUTE TO LATE EDDIE JOSEPH BARNEY. 1R2019-3231
WHEREAS, God in His infinite wisdom has called Eddie Joseph Barney, most beloved citizen, to his eternal reward on April 26,2019; and
WHEREAS, This august body has been informed of his passing by the Honorable Pat Dowell, Alderman of the 3'd Ward; and
WHEREAS, Born on December 4, 1942 in Yazoo, Mississippi to loving parents Steve and Ethel Barney, Eddie Joseph was the second child born to this union. Both his parents preceded him in death along with his siblings, Ronald, Paul, and Milton; and
WHEREAS, From his earliest years he developed a deep affection for family and at age nine his family relocated to Chicago where he received his formal education. There he developed a love for playing basketballwith friends; and
WHEREAS, Ed met and married the love of his life, Veronica Peppers. While in high school, one of Ed's basketball teammates Cory thought that Veronica Peppers and Ed would be a great couple. He began delivering messages to both Ed and Veronica that showed interest in each other. Surprisingly, neither of them sent any of the messages at all; it was all part of Cory's plan to get them together. They passed each other in the hall one day and began to talk and laugh about Cory's plan. Ed married Veronica on October 24, 1964, and they began a journey in life that lasted 54 years. They became proud parents of two sons, Lynn and Byron; and
WHEREAS, To provide for his family, Ed continued his education and graduated from Coyne College. He became an electrician with an emphasis on air-conditioning, heating and refrigeration, Ed's education allowed him excellent employment opportunities including Hallie Rafters, Western Electric Company, and finally retiring as an elevator engineer supervisor from the Chicago Housing Authority; and
WHEREAS, After retirement, he went on to start his own electrical company and a dollar store wanting to give his family the opportunity to learn a trade and operate a business; and
WHEREAS, ln addition to his numerous achievements, he dedicated his time to improving the lives of others. He was president of the London Town Homes Housing Cooperative, and also sat on the board of directors for the men's association where he volunteered his time; and 5129t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 87
WHEREAS, Ed always enjoyed spending time with his family, going camping, and fishing. He decided he wanted to spend more time enjoying the outdoors, so he purchased some land, and built an A-frame summer home for his family to enjoy on Paradise Lake in Michigan. Friends and family all helped and donated their time to complete the home. Having his own private property allowed them to own their boat, go fishing, and entertain visitors. Knowing Ed and Veronica meant visiting their cabin, enjoying the lake, their boat, and eating good too. Ed enjoyed golfing, and he loved jazz and blues. He would make time to visit Mr. Rick's to see all the jazz greats before the club closed; and
WHEREAS, Ed had an unwavering adherence to the religious practices taught to him by his beloved grandmother. ln 2010 on New Year's Eve, Ed was baptized as his wife stood next to him in the baptism pool. lt was such a joyous occasion that most in attendance were in tears. He often enjoyed sitting on the front porch, and most of the neighbors passing by knew him. Recently, he did not travel much and if he did decide to ride with you, you couldn't drive over 55 miles an hour; and
WHEREAS, Ed leaves to cherish his memory his wife, Veronica; sons, Lynn and Byron; brother, Donald; sisters, Bobbie (lrving) Wallace, Zella Snell, and Vanessa (Joe) Schumert; sisters-in-law, Joyce Peppers, Alice Peppers, and Shirley Peppers; adoptive son, Robert Colin; adoptive daughter, Ann Guynes; nephews; nieces; cousins, Robyne, Tracy, Candace, Melvin; and extended family and friends; and
WHEREAS, Ed touched the lives of all who knew him for his pleasant, fun loving personality, and vivacious spirit. He will be deeply missed, but the memory of his character, intelligence and faith will live on in those who knew and loved him; now, therefore,
8e /f Resolved, That we, the Mayor and members of the City Council of Chicago, gathered here this 29th day of May 2019, do hereby express our deep sorrow on the death of Eddie Joseph Barney and express our heartfelt sympathies to his family and friends; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be prepared and presented to the family of Eddie Joseph Barney as a sign of our honor and respect.
CONGRATULATIONS EXTENDED TO DR. MARK K. COLIP ON INSTALLATION AS S/XIH PRES/DENT OF /LLINO/S COLLEGE OF OPTOMETRY. lR201e-322I
WHEREAS, Members of the City Council of Chicago wish to acknowledge Dr. Mark K. Colip on the occasion of his inauguration, on Saturday the 18th of May, as the sixth president of the lllinois College of Optometry; and 88 JOU RNAL--C ITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
WHEREAS, Members of the Chicago City Council have been informed of this important event by the Honorable Pat Dowell, Alderman of the 3'd Ward; and
WHEREAS, lt is significant to note that Dr. Colip was chosen for this appointment subsequent to an extensive national search process that yielded a strong pool of talented candidates; and
WHEREAS, Dr. Colip has dedicated his career to improving optometric education and the profession of optometry, always seeking to insure the highest standard of service is provided to patients in need; and
WHEREAS, Dr. Colip has led multiple projects and campaigns in support of his goal of optometric excellence that have garnered unprecedented alumni and community support; and
WHEREAS, Dr. Colip's development efforts have resulted in a 250 percent increase in fundraising revenues for the college over the past nine years, representing the largest increase during any other time period in the college's history; and
WHEREAS, Dr. Colip is dedicated to the sound financial management of the college, utilizing his business acumen and service prioritization to enhance essential fiscal strategies; and
WHEREAS, Throughout his career, Dr. Colip has held multiple volunteer positions within the American Optometric Association, the Association of Schools and Colleges of Optometry, and the Accreditation Council on Optometric Education; and
WHEREAS, Dr. Colip has earned the recognition of Distinguished Scholar and Fellow by the National Academies of Practice for his extensive involvement and dedication to furthering practice, scholarship, and policy in support of inter-professional care; and
WHEREAS, Dr. Colip's devotion to helping the underserved is demonstrated through his participation in several international medical missions to Haiti, Central America, and South America; and
WHEREAS, Dr. Colip consistently manifests a deep-seated passion and commitment to the success of the college and its students, alumni, patients, employees, and community; now, therefore,
Be /f Resolved,That the Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of Chicago, assembled this 29th day of May 2019, do hereby offer our sincerest congratulations to Dr. Mark K. Colip on his inauguration as president of the lllinois College of Optometry and wish him continued success; and
Be lt Further Reso/yed, That a suitable copy of this resolution be prepared and presented to Dr. Mark K. Colip as a sign of our deep honor and respect. 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 89
Presented By
ALDERMAN BEALE (9th Ward):
TRIBUTE TO LATE ALPHEUS YWAIN FIELDS, lR201e-3341
WHEREAS, This august body wishes to extend its heartfelt sympathies and condolences to the family and friends of Ywain Fields upon his passing on May 18, 2019; and
WHEREAS, Alpheus Fields was born March 19, 1962 to Alpheus H. Fields and Willie Doris Fields. From an early age, he was affectionately known by his middle name, "Ywain"; and
WHEREAS, Ywain attended elementary school at O'Keefe and Frank l. Bennett, graduating from middle school in 1975. He went on to graduate from Mendel Catholic High School; and
WHEREAS, Ywain attended lllinois State University from 1979 to 1981 before transferring to Columbia College in Chicago, from where he graduated in 1984 with a bachelor's degree in radio and TV broadcasting. While at lllinois State, Mr. Fields was the head director of the lnterdenominational Youth Choir. The choir toured various universities, gospel music workshops and in 1980 recorded a gospel album entitled "Make a Joyful Noise"; and
WHEREAS, Music was a passion of Ywain from an early age. He studied the Suzuki Music Method; and
WHEREAS, ln his formative years, Ywain enjoyed the music of the Jackson 5 and James Brown; and
WHEREAS, Ywain joined Chicago radio station \WON in 1983, interning for legendary radio personality and co-owner of \IWON, Pervis Spann; and
WHEREAS, Ywain's talent, creativity and strong connection to music and the church led him to his first on-air position at WVON as a gospel music host where he became affectionately known as "Deacon" Ywain Fields; and
WHEREAS, Ywain's 36-year career at \I/VON would find him holding a number of positions and excelting in all of them due to his talent and his love of music and radio; and
WHEREAS, He spent his last eight years at WVON as the overnight jock. He changed his name from "Deacon Ywain" to "lnsane Ywain" and renamed the overnight show "The B Sides"; and 90 JOU RNAL.-CITY COU NCI L-.CH I CAGO 5t29t2019
WHEREAS, Ywain's legacy in Chicago radio is legendary and his contributions to the field of music and radio will not be forgotten; and
WHEREAS, Ywain Fields is survived by his loving mother, Doris Fields; his caring son, Phillip and dear daughter, Aubrielle Fields; as well as his step-children, Sidney, Terrian, and Torrian; and many other relatives; now, therefore,
Be /f Resolved,Thal we, the Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of Chicago, assembled this 29th day of May 2019, do hereby honor and pay tribute to Mr. Ywain Fields as we honor this exceptional man here today and extend our sympathies to his family and friends; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to the family of Mr. Ywain Fields as a token of our sympathy and esteem.
TRIBUTE TO LATE RONALD D. HAMPTON, lR2o19-332I
WHEREAS, ln His infinite wisdom, Almighty God has granted eternal peace to Ronald D. Hampton on April 5, 2019 at the age of 54; and WHEREAS, The City Council has been informed of his passing by the Honorable Anthony Beale, Alderman of the 9th Ward; and
WHEREAS, Born on May 16, 1964, in Chicago, lllinois, Ronald D. Hampton was the beloved son of the late Lionel George and the late Gloria Ann Armstrong Hampton. Ron graduated from George Henry Corliss High School in 1982 where he excelled in athletics and academics. He continued his education at Prairie View A&M University in Prairie, Texas and later transferred to the University of Houston receiving a bachelor of science in business administration; and
WHEREAS, Ron began his lifelong journey of entrepreneurship as the CEO/Owner of "The Loan Factory". He was an accomplished businessman who often shared his talents and blessings with others; and
WHEREAS, Ron's greatest treasure was his children, Courtney Paige and Tyson Adam. His life and legacy will be remembered as one that is kind, gentle, patient, driven and compassionate. Ron encouraged everyone to always pursue their goals and live their best life; and
WHEREAS, Ron was an intelligent philanthropist whose humor was unmatched by his advocacy for education and optimism for changing the world. He was an active member of the Voice of Faith Ministries in Atlanta, Georgia under the spiritual guidance of 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 91
Bishop Gary Hawkins, Sr., and an active member of the Men of Faith and ToastMasters lnternational; and
WHEREAS, Ronald D. Hampton leaves to cherish his memories; adored children, Courtney Paige Durgens and Tyson Adam Scott as well as Tahj Scott, who he loved as a daughter; siblings, Trevon Hampton and Telese (Ernest) Newman; his maternal aunts, Lula Barnes (Rueben) and Glenda McNeill (Charles); his paternal aunt, Joan West (Tommy) and uncle, Edward Hampton (Annie Ruth); very specialfriend, Toni Scott; a host of nieces, nephews, favorite cousins and treasured friends, Darrell Sharp, Michael LaNier, Mark Shinn and professional colleagues, to name a few; and
WHEREAS, Ron, a true man of God, will be sorely missed but fondly remembered for his compassion, character, intelligence, great integrity and accomplishments that will live on in allwho knew and loved him; now, therefore, 8e /f Resolved,That we, the Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of Chicago, assembled this 29th day of May 2019, do hereby extend our most heartfelt condolences to the family of Ronald D. Hampton; and Be tt Further Resolved, That suitable copies of this resolution be prepared and presented to the family of Ronald D. Hampton as a sign of our honor, gratitude, and respect.
TRIBUTE TO LATE TOMMIE LINDSEY, JR lR201e-3331
WHEREAS, ln His infinite wisdom, Almighty God has granted eternal peace to Tommie Lindsey, Jr. on May 7, 2019 at the age of 81; and
WHEREAS, The City Council has been informed of his passing by the Honorable Anthony A. Beale, Alderman of the 9th Ward; and
WHEREAS, Born on May 11, 1937, in Emerson, Arkansas, Tommie Lindsey, Jr. was the beloved son of the late Tom Lee and the late Elcie Lee Jermany Lindsey. Tommie began his education in Arkansas, but later relocated to Chicago. He graduated from DuSable Leadership Academy and continued his education at Olive Harvey College receiving his degree in business administration; and
WHEREAS, Tommie was a diligent and dedicated worker throughout his career. He spent 40 years with the United States Postal Service and served as supervisor of postal operation for 25 years; and 92 JOU RNAL-.CITY COU NC I L..CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
WHEREAS, ln 1961, Tommie married the love of his life, Gloria Mitchell. lt was from their union that two children were born, Andre, who preceded him in death, and Desiree. His life and legacy will be remembered as one that is generous, encouraging, and compassionate. Tommie always strived for perfection, supported others, and took the utmost pride in his community; and
WHEREAS, Tommie Lindsey, Jr. leaves behind to cherish his memory; his loving wife, Gloria; daughter, Desiree Collier (John); sister, Darlene Miller (Jesse); sisters-in-law, Emma Lindiey and Elizabeth Montgomery; grandchildren, Angelece Ford (Phabian), Quiana Pillow, Cordale Carter; and great-grandchildren, Andre Pillow, Madison-Marie and Kyndall Ford; and
WHEREAS, Tommie will be sorely missed but fondly remembered for his kindness, talent, integrity and accomplishments that will live on in all who knew and loved him; now, therefore,
Be lt Resotyed, That we, the Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of Chicago, assembled this 29th day of May 2019, do hereby extend our most heartfelt condolences to the family of Tommie Lindsey, Jr.; and
Be tt Further Resolved, That suitable copies of this resolution be prepared and presented to the family of Tommie Lindsey, Jr. as a sign of our honor, gratitude, and respect.
Presented By
ALDERMAN SADLOWSK GARZA (10th Ward):
CONGRATULATIONS EXTENDED TO OO4TH POLICE DISTRICT PERSONNEL ON APPREHENS/ON OF VIOLENT SEXUAL PREDATOR. lR201e-3211
WHEREAS, On October 12,2017, a resident of the South Chicago neighborhood was walking home from her place of employment in nearby Hammond, lndiana. As she walked home, she was approached by an unknown individual who forced the woman into a dark colored SUV; and
WHEREAS, While being forced into the vehicle, the woman struggled with the offender at which time he produced a handgun and pointed it at her head. During the struggle, witnesses to the incident attempted to assist, but were driven otf when the offender turned the gun on them; and 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 93
WHEREAS, The offender proceeded to handcuff the woman and drove into a nearby alley in close proximity to the Eggers Grove Forest Preserve where he then assaulted her. After finishing these egregious acts, the offender then drove away from the scene of the crime and ordered the woman out of his vehicle at a nearby location; and
WHEREAS, Shortly after the incident, CPD Detectives Doherty Star Number 20438, Casillas Star Number 21031, Akinbusuyi Star Number 20033, and Uldrych Star Number 21140 were assigned the initial investigation of the crime. During their investigation, a number of private video surveillance videos were located and preserved; and
WHEREAS, While continuing their investigation, they were joined by 004th District personnel. On the morning of October 13,2017, under the direction of Commander Noel Sanchez Star Number 12 (since promoted to Chief) and Lieutenant Milmine Star Number 407 (since promoted to Captain Star Number 45), Sergeant Meador Star Number 1003 and Officers MacFarlane Star Number 13015 and Concialdi Star Number 16971(since promoted to Detective Star Number 20136), responded to the initial scene of the abduction and discovered key pieces of evidence; and
WHEREAS, Forensics personnel were requested and the items were photographed, cataloged and collected for prosecutorial need. During the review of the video, Detectives Doherty, Casillas, Akinbusyi and Uldrych found numerous instances on surveillance that showed the incident captured in time, including verification of the victims reportedly breaking off tan colored pieces of the SUV. The offender was subsequently identified, and additional witnesses were discovered; and
WHEREAS, Community Alerts were posted and the investigation became one of a full press effort as to stop this vicious offender from preying on additional women. Approximately one week later, the offender was placed into custody; and
WHEREAS, Due to the number of witness interviews, the need for accurate and independent administration of photospreads and the importance of a concise interview of the offender, Detectives Cummings Star Number 21101, Rodenberg Star Number 21416, Moloney Star Number 20191 and LeVigne Star Number 20604, were assigned to the investigation. An exemplary job was performed by the aforementioned CPD members in the successful investigation of this case; and
WHEREAS, The facts of the case were presented to the Felony Review Unit of the Cook County States Attorney's Office. After careful consideration of these facts, the offender was charged with Aggravated Criminal SexualAssault with a weapon; and
WHEREAS, After being exposed to the mountain of hard physical evidence against him, as well as the careful and considerate testimony of witnesses, the offender plead guilty to the charges and was given a minimum 25-year sentence. Due to the thoroughness and attention to detail given by the members of the Chicago Police Department, a violent sexual predator will not be able to entrap and endanger the lives of the citizens of 94 JOU RNAL.-C ITY COU NCI L..CH I CAGO 5t29t2019
Chicago. A complete account of the case and an accurate timeline of the investigation have been recorded under CPD Number JA469206; and
WHEREAS, All of these officers of the Chicago Police Department deserve recognition and commendation for their dedication, skill and fine police work in apprehending this suspect; now, therefore,
Be /f Reso/yed, That we, the Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of Chicago, assembled this 29th day of May 2019, do hereby commend, for their professionalism, dedication and exceptional cooperative etforts on behalf of the citizenry of Chicago, all of the named City of Chicago Police Officers, who were instrumental in being an integral part of solving this particularly horrific, vicious and egregious crime; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That suitable copies of this resolution be presented to each named member of the Chicago Police Department, 004th District personnel; Commander Noel Sanchez Star Number 12 (since promoted to Chief), and Lieutenant Milmine Star Number 407 (since promoted to Captain Star Number 45), Sergeant Meador Star Number 1003 and Officers MacFarlane Star Number 13015 and Concialdi Star Number 16971 (since promoted to Detective Star Number 20136) and placed on permanent record in each of their personnel files, and to each named member of the Chicago Police Department as a token of our appreciation and esteem.
Presented By
ALDERMAN THOMPSON 01th Ward):
TRIBUTE TO LATE LA VERNE M. ANDREWS
lR201e-337I
WHEREAS, LaVerne M. Andrews has been called to eternal life by the wisdom of God at the age of 96 to her eternal reward; and
WHEREAS, The Chicago City Council has been informed of her passing by the Honorable Patrick D. Thompson, Alderman of the 11th Ward; and
WHEREAS, LaVerne M. Andrews, nee Krebs, lifelong resident of the South Side of Chicago-Bridgeport neighborhood, dearly beloved wife of the late Hugh D. Andrews and the late Frank Mantia, veteran of Wortd War ll, killed in action; cherished mother of Cathy (Robert) Davies, Cheryl (late William) McKenzie and David Andrews; devoted grandmother of Robert (Delia) Davies, Jr., Erin Grafen, Ailison McKenzie and William McKenzie; dear great-grandmother of Vivienne G. Davies, Xavier M. Davies, 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 95
Hunter Grafen, Alayna, Nathan and Lucas Barajas; preceded in death by her parents, Andrew and Elsie Noetzel Krebs; one sister, Myrtle Schaeffer; two brothers, Donald Krebs and Andrew Krebs; and dear aunt of many; and
WHEREAS, LaVerne M. Andrews was a lifelong, faith filled member at Nativity of Our Lord Church serving in various ways including being active in the Altar and Rosary Society and serving on the Nativity School Board; and
WHEREAS, Her love of life and ability to live it to the fullest endeared LaVerne M. Andrews to her family members, friends and all who knew her, and enabled her to enrich their lives in ways they will never forget; now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved, Thal we, the Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of Chicago, gathered here this 29th day of May 2019, do hereby express our sorrow on the death bf Laverne M. Andrews and extend to her family and friends our deepest sympathy; and
Be tt Further Resolve4 That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to the family of LaVerne M. Andrews.
TRIBUTE TO LATE G/NNY BAKER 1R2019-340I
WHEREAS, Ginny Baker has been called to eternal life by the wisdom of God at the age of 62 to her eternal reward; and
WHEREAS, The Chicago City Council has been informed of her passing by the Honorable Patrick D. Thompson, Alderman of the 1 1th Ward; and
WHEREAS, Ginny Baker, nee Gonsowski, lifelong resident of the South Side of Chicago-Bridgeport neighborhood, cherished mother of Michael (Veronica) Baker, Jason Baker, Erica Arredondo (Joe Dondle), and the late Angelique Pauss; devoted grandmother to many who were her life; fond daughter of the late Leo and Hazel Sorenson Gonsowski; dear sister of Kenny Gonsowski, Ricky Gonsowski, Sonny Gonsowski, Pam Mangan, Linda Gonsowski, the late Tommy Gonsowski and the late Deedee Gonsowski; also survived by many loving nieces and nephews and a grand host of close friends; and
WHEREAS, Her love of life and ability to live it to the fullest endeared Ginny Baker to her family members, friends and all who knew her, and enabled her to enrich their lives in ways they will never forget; now, therefore, 96 JOU RNAL-.C ITY COU NCI L..CH !CAGO 5t29t2019
Be lt Resolyed, That we, the Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of Chicago, gathered here this 29th of May 2019, do hereby express our sorrow on the death of Ginny Baker and extend to her family and friends our deepest sympathy; and
Be lt Further Resolve4 That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to the family of Ginny Baker.
TRIBUTE TO LATE MARY C. BEZINOVICH, lR201e-33e1
WHEREAS, Mary C. Bezinovich has been called to eternal life by the wisdom of God at the age of 91 to her eternal reward; and
WHEREAS, The Chicago City Council has been informed of her passing by the Honorable Patrick D. Thompson, Alderman of the 11th Ward; and
WHEREAS, Mary C. Bezinovich, nee Sullivan, lifetime resident of the South and Southwest Sides of Chicago-Clearing neighborhood for over 30 years, formerly of Bridgeport and Canaryville; dearly beloved wife of the late Ned Bezinovich; devoted mother of Ned (Kathy) Bezinovich, William (Marilyn) Bezinovich, and Thomas Bezinovich; loving grandmother of Jennifer (Steven) Edlavitch, Adam (Michelle), Laura, Daniel, Holly, and Nicholas Bezinovich; fond greahgrandmother of Benjamin, Sadie, Elise, and Ruby; dear sister of Michael Joseph (Dell) O'sullivan and Patrick (Margaret) Sullivan, late John (Carmel) (late Helen) Sullivan, late Catherine Therese (late Leonard) Swatkowski, and the late Richard (late Joanne) Sullivan; dear step-sister of Vera (late Warner) Dahlstrom; loving aunt of many; preceded in death by parents, Michael and Catherine Riordan Sullivan; and
WHEREAS, Her love of life and ability to live it to the fullest endeared Mary C. Bezinovich to her family members, friends and all who knew her, and enabled her to enrich their lives in ways they will never forget; now, therefore,
Be /f Reso/ved, That we, the Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of Chicago, gathered here this 29th of May 2019, do hereby express our sorrow on the death of Mary C. Bezinovich and extend to her family and friends our deepest sympathy; and
Be tt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to the family of Mary C. Bezinovich. 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 97
TRIBUTE TO LATE DOMINIC D/ FRISCO 1R2019-3361
WHEREAS, Dominic DiFrisco has been called to eternal life by the wisdom of God to his eternal reward; and
WHEREAS, The Chicago City Council has been informed of his passing by the Honorable Patrick D. Thompson, Alderman of the 11th Ward; and
WHEREAS, Dominic DiFrisco, Dominic was the beloved husband of Carol (nee Loverde); loving father of Nina (Robert) Mariano; proud grandfather of Pasquale Gianni; fond brother of Carmela Soricelli of New York and Louisa Termini of Texas; uncle and godfather to many; dear friend to countless near and far; and
WHEREAS, Dominic DiFrisco proudly served as president of the Joint Civic Committee of ltalian Americans where he worked to create the annual Dante Award and Filipo Mazzei Award; and
WHEREAS, Dominic DiFrisco played an important role in the effort to keep the Shrine of Our Lady of Pompeii open in the 1990s; and
WHEREAS, His love of life and ability to live it to the fullest endeared Dominic DiFrisco to his family members, friends and all who knew him, and enabled him to enrich their lives in ways they will never forget; now, therefore,
8e /f Resolved, That we, the Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of Chicago, gathered here this 29th of May 2019, do hereby express our sorrow on the death of Dominic DiFrisco and extend to his family and friends our deepest sympathy; and
Be lt Further Resolve4 That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to the family of Dominic DiFrisco.
TRIBUTE TO LATE BRIDGET KELLY SEMMER. lR201e-3381
WHEREAS, Bridget Kelly Semmer has been called to eternal life by the wisdom of God to her eternal reward; and
WHEREAS, The Chicago City Council has been informed of her passing by the Honorable Patrick D. Thompson, Alderman of the 1 1th Ward; and 98 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NC I L.-CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
WHEREAS, Bridget Kelly Semmer (nee McNamara) of Chicago, lllinois, passed away peacefully and suriounded by loved ones on May 21, 2019 at Northwestern Hospital, bnicago.-eridget was born on November 7, 1968. She is survived by her husband, Greg, and children, Madeline and Meghan. ln addition, she is survived by her mother, Connie McNamara, Champaign, lllinois, brother, Terry McNamara (Laurie), Niles, Michigan, sisters, Kim Desotetl lTim;, Green Bay, Wisconsin, Michelle McNamara, Cave Creek, Arizona, and Erin Klenke (Greg), Houston, Texas. Survivors also include mother-in-law, Sheila Semmer, Merrionette Park, lllinois, sisters-in-law, Margaret Semmer, Mokena, lllinois, and Sue (Marty) Stanton, Evergreen Park, lllinois. Nieces and nephews include Joseph, Patrick, Katie, Barrett, Molly, Greg, Allie (Quinn), Denton, Ryan, Leah, Keeley, Tylei, Connor, Carly, Billy and great-nephew, Declan. She was preceded in death by her father, Jerry McNamata, Champaign, lllinois, and also father-in-law, Greg Semmer, Merrionette Park, lllinois; and
WHEREAS, Bridget grew up in Champaign, lllinois and graduated_from Centennial High School. She earned a bachelor of arts degree from Saint Mary's College, Notre Dame, lndiana, and a master of arts degree in speech communications from University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. She was a real estate broker in Chicago. Through her drive and tenacity, she earned the Chicago Association of Realtors Top Producer Award in 2016 while as a third year real estate agent; and
WHEREAS, Bridget was a loving mother to Madeline and Meghan, She was a devoted wife, daughter, and sister, and enjoyed preparing large meals for family and friends. Travel was a large part of her family life; and
WHEREAS, Bridget loved Notre Dame football. She was an avid fan of the game and was at her best wiih family and friends cheering on the lrish! Her love of swimming and girls_. a diving was a part of her life she shared with her two Bridget 91_d Greg were founding family of Old Saint Mary's Catholic Grade School in Chicago, 2003; and
WHEREAS, Her love of life and ability to live it to the fullest endeared Bridget Kelly Semmer to her family members, friends and all who knew her, and enabled her to enrich their lives in ways they will never forget; now, therefore, Be /f Resolved,That we, the Mayor and members of the Gity Council of the City of Chicago, gathered here this 29th of May 2019, do hereby express our sorrow on the death of Bridget Kelly Semmer and extend to her family and friends our deepest sympathy; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to the family of Bridget Kelly Semmer.
TRIBUTE TO LATE JOHN S. ZIEMBA 1R2019-341I
WHEREAS, John S. Ziemba has been called to eternal life by the wisdom of God to his eternal reward; and 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 99
WHEREAS, The Chicago City Council has been informed of his passing by the Honorable Patrick D. Thompson, Alderman of the 11th Ward; and
WHEREAS, John S. Ziemba, beloved husband of Barbara (nee Olichwier); loving father of Christopher (Kathy), Tim (Lara), Jon, and Natalie; brother-in-law of Christine Cira, the late James and the late Tim Olichwier; fond uncle, cousin, and friend of many; and
WHEREAS, John was a loving caregiver to many pets and a lifelong Sox fan, He was a member of the St. Barbara Holy Name and also an usher; and
WHEREAS, His love of life and ability to live it to the fullest endeared John S. Ziemba to his family members, friends and all who knew him, and enabled him to enrich their lives in ways they will never forget; now, therefore, Be lt Resolved, That we, the Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of Chicago, gathered here this 29th of May 2019, do hereby express our sorrow on the death of John S. Ziemba and extend to his family and friends our deepest sympathy; and
Be tt Further Reso/ye4 That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to the family of John S. Ziemba.
Presented By
ALDERMAN CARDENAS (12th Ward):
TRIBUTE TO LATE OFFICER JOSEPH FRANC/S FERGUSON. 1R2019-363I
WHEREAS, On December 27,1968, Officer Joseph Francis Ferguson and his partner, Officer Daniel Cambric, stopped three men on the 3000 block of South lndiana Avenue to question them; and
WHEREAS, The officers recognized one man as a parolee and another as a narcotics user; and
WHEREAS, A gunfight erupted, with four shots striking Officer Ferguson; and
WHEREAS, He was transported to Michael Reese Hospital where he succumbed to his wounds; and
WHEREAS, Joseph Francis Ferguson, Star Number 6892, aged 25 years, was a 3 year, 6 month, 13 day veteran of the Chicago Police Department, assigned to the 2nd District - Wabash; and 100 JOU RNAL--ClTY COU NC I L.-CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
WHEREAS, Joseph was born May 17, 1943, and grew up in the McKinley Park neighborhood on Chicago's Southwest Side; and
WHEREAS, He graduated from Kelly High School where he met his wife, Tanya Vegel; and
WHEREAS, Becoming a police officer was a lifelong dream of Joseph's and he received his Probationary Appointment to the Chicago Police Department in 1965; and
WHEREAS, Officer Ferguson earned 1 Award of Valor (Posthumously), 1 Blue Star Award (Posthumously) and 4 Honorable Mentions during his short career; and
WHEREAS, As a husband, father, police officer, and vital member of his community and our city, Joseph touched the lives of all who knew him with his kindness, generosity, and spirit; and
WHEREAS, He is deeply missed, but the memory of his character, intelligence, and compassion lives within his beloved wife Tanya Vegel; his son Joseph F. Ferguson; his daughter Elizabeth Ferguson, and in all those who knew and loved him; and
WHEREAS, The Chicago City Council has been informed of his tragic death by Alderman George A. C6rdenas; and
WHEREAS, The legacy of Joseph's dedication, strength, perseverance, and sacrifice serves as an example to us all, and has earned him the respect of all who knew him; now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved, That we, the Mayor and members of the City Council, honor this heroic and honored public servant that gave his life to protect the great citizens of the City of Chicago; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be prepared and presented to Elizabeth Ferguson.
Presented By
ALDERMAN QUrruN fl3th Ward):
TRIBUTE TO LATE DAVID GEORGE CHIKEROTIS. lR201e-3241
WHEREAS, God in His infinite wisdom has called David George Chikerotis to his eternal reward; and 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 101
WHEREAS, The Chicago City Council has been informed of his passing by the Honorable Marty Quinn, Alderman of the 13th Ward; and
WHEREAS, David George Chikerotis, passed suddenly at age 3'1. Beloved son of Steve Retired CFD, and Mary (nee Northrup) Chikerotis. Loving brother of Steve (Lisa), Luke (Nancy) and Peter (Maggie) Chikerotis. Dear uncle of Gianna, Bella, and Gabby. Cherished nephew of John (Kristine) Chikerotis, Gail (late Jim) Lundstedt, late Sandy Bergman, Bob (Sue) Northrup, Bill (Deb) Northrup, and Joan Northrup. He will be missed by his many cousins and dear friends; and
WHEREAS, David George Chikerotis leaves a legacy of faith, dignity, compassion and love; now, therefore,
Be /f Reso/ved, That we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th day of May 2019, hereby express our sorrow on the death of David George Chikerotis and extend to his family and friends our deepest sympathy; and
Be lt Further Resolve4 That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to the family of David George Chikerotis.
TRIBUTE TO LATE KATHRYN SHAHEEN lR201e-3251
WHEREAS, God in His infinite wisdom has called Kathryn Shaheen to her eternal reward; and
WHEREAS, The Chicago City Council has been informed of her passing by the Honorable Marty Quinn, Alderman of the 13th Ward; and
WHEREAS, Kathryn Shaheen (nee Glatz), age 51. Beloved mother of Helena, Jenna, and Elisa Shaheen. Adored daughter of Patricia (nee DeVereaux) Glatz and the late John Glatz. Cherished sister of Lisa Glatz and Tracy (Jeff) Ebert. Loving aunt of many nieces and nephews and devoted friend; and
WHEREAS, Kathryn Shaheen leaves a legacy of faith, dignity, compassion and love; now, therefore,
Be /f Resolved,That we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th day of May 2019, do hereby express our sorrow on the death of Kathryn Shaheen and extend to her family and friends our deepest sympathy; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be prepared and presented to the family of Kathryn Shaheen. 102 JOU RNAL.-CITY COU NC I L--CH !CAGO 5t2912019
TRIBUTE TO LATE FRANK T. LETTIERE, lR201e-3261
WHEREAS, God in His infinite wisdom has called Frank T. Lettiere to his eternal reward; and
WHEREAS, The Chicago City Council has been informed of his passing by the Honorable Marty Quinn, Alderman of the 13th Ward; and
WHEREAS, Frank T. Lettiere, age 88, U.S. Air Force Korean War Veteran, passed away peacefully on Monday, May 6,2019, surrounded by family. He was a beloved husband to Kathleen Jane Lettiere (nee Flynn) of 61 years; loving father to Frank Thomas, Jr. (Beth), Karen, Kathy (Bill) Hudek, Michael, Joan, Kelly, and Joseph (Allison); cherished grandfather to Frank Thomas lll, Maryellen Danaher, Michael Steven, Michael Anthony, Kathleen Danaher, Gina, Jessica Esparza, John Espaza, Gaige Bentley, Jack, Max, and Samantha; great-grandfather to Rose, London, Frank lV, and Jack; loving uncle of Michael Perry and many dear nieces and nephews. Frank lived a full and happy life with family and friends; and
WHEREAS, Frank T. Lettiere leaves a legacy of faith, dignity, compassion and love; now, therefore,
Be /t Resolved,That we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th day of May 2019, hereby express our sorrow on the death of Frank T. Lettiere and extend to his family and friends our deepest sympathy; and
Be tt Further Resolve4 That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to the family of Frank T. Lettiere.
TRIBUTE TO LATE GREG J. SWAN. lR201e-3271
WHEREAS, God in His infinite wisdom has called Greg J. Swan to his eternal reward; and
WHEREAS, The Chicago City Council has been informed of his passing by the Honorable Marty Quinn, Alderman of the 13th Ward; and
WHEREAS, Greg J. Swan, age 71, veteran of the Vietnam War, USMC. Beloved husband of Sharon; loving father of Gregory (Gina), Michael, Jeannie (Andrew) Pompei, Lauren (Sven) Carlson, Benjamin (Roz), Carrie, Shari, and Alison (Michael); proud 5129t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 103
grandfather of 10; great-grandfather of three; fond brother of Maureen, retired CPD (Bill, retired CPD) Wagner; dear uncle of Matthew (CPD) Wagner and Michael CPD (Gabby) Wagner; and
WHEREAS, Greg J. Swan leaves a legacy of faith, dignity, compassion and love; now, therefore,
Be lt Resotyed, That we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29s day of May 2019, hereby express our sorrow on the death of Greg J. Swan and extend to his family and friends our deepest sympathy; and
Be tt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to the family of Greg J. Swan,
TRIBUTE TO LATE LIAM GALLAGHER 1R2019-328I
WHEREAS, God in His infinite wisdom has called Liam Gallagher to his eternal reward; and
WHEREAS, The Chicago City Council has been informed of his passing by the Honorable Marty Quinn, Alderman of the 13th Ward; and
WHEREAS, Liam Gallagher, retired Chicago Police Officer. Beloved husband of Marilyn (nee Richkus); loving father of lrene (Gary Holzinger) Gallagher and Liam (Juliana) Gallagher; proud grandfather of Anthony James; dear brother of Catherine (the late Charles) Flynn, Eileen (the late Michael) Holly, Bernice (the late Raymond) Galloway, Margaret (the late Myles) Sheridan, Sean (Geraldine) Gallagher, Nancy (Michael) Flynn, and the late Maureen and Thomas McNicholas; fond uncle and great-uncle of many nieces and nephews; and
WHEREAS, Liam Gallagher leaves a legacy of faith, dignity, compassion and love; now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved,Thatwe, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th day of May 2019, hereby express our sorrow on the death of Liam Gallagher and extend to his family and friends our deepest sympathy; and
Be lt Further Resolve{ That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to the family of Liam Gallagher. 104 JOU RNAL..CITY COU NC I L.-CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
TRIBUTE TO LATE JUNE I. CROWLEY 1R2019-329I
WHEREAS, God in His infinite wisdom has called June l. Crowley to her eternal reward; and
WHEREAS, The Chicago City Council has been informed of her passing by the Honorable Marty Quinn, Alderman of the 13th Ward; and
WHEREAS, June l. Crowley, 88, passed into eternal peace on April 24,2019. She was lifetime resident of the southwest side of Chicago Clearing neighborhood. Beloved wife of the late Robert "Bud" Crowley; devoted mother of Sharon Margaret Crowley; dear daughter of the late John T. "Jack" Sorfleet, Sr. and lsabelle Ann Meyer Sorfleet; fond sister of Grace E. (late A.J. "Dom") Cantone, the late John T. (late Eleanor) Sorfleet, Jr., the late William E. (late Frances) Sorfleet, and the late Ruth "lrene" Sorfleet; loving godmother of Robert A. Cantone and Thomas V. Sorfleet; aunt and great aunt of many. Avid lover of dogs, survived by her cherished, Candy. Lifetime member of Lake Michigan Beach Property Owners Association, longtime Judge of Elections, and lifetime member of the 13th Ward Democratic Organization; and
WHEREAS, June l. Crowley leaves a legacy of faith, dignity, compassion and love; now, therefore,
8e /f Resolved,Thatwe, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th day of May 2019, do hereby express our sorrow on the death of June l. Crowley and extend to her family and friends our deepest sympathy; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be prepared and presented to the family of June L Crowley.
GRATITIJDE EXTENDED TO GOLDEN SP/R/T AWARD RECIPIENTS FOR CONTRIBUIIONS TO COMMU N ITY. lR201e-330I
WHEREAS, On May 17,2019, 13 Senior Citizens were awarded the Golden Spirit Award; and
WHEREAS, The Chicago City Council has been informed of this special occasion by Alderman Marty Quinn; and 5t2912019 AGREED CALENDAR 105
WHEREAS, Delia Brady, Jeannette Buchanan, Maria Castaneda, Edmundo & Genoveva Chavarria, Nunzio Deccio, William Kuda, Ana Lapp, Joan Lycardi, Antonio & Sara Mora, Arlene Merda-Scaletta, and Roberta Warren were the recipients of Golden Spirit Award; and
WHEREAS, Speaker Michael J. Madigan and Alderman Marty Quinn host an annual Senior Celebration to celebrate the contributions that senior citizens have made toward improving our society and to show appreciation to senior citizens for their contributions to our community; and
WHEREAS, The Golden Spirit Award winners are excellent examples of hard work, dedication and generosity and offer a reminder to younger generations to engage in their community; therefore,
Be tt Resolved,That we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th day of May 2019, do hereby congratulate the Golden Spirit Award winners on their retirement and wish them many years of happiness; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to the Golden Spirit Award winners.
Presented By
ALDERMAN BURKE (14th Ward):
TRIBUTE TO LATE NANCY FAITH LOEWENBERG lR201e-31e1
WHEREAS, Nancy Faith Loewenberg, philanthropist and volunteer to many notable charities and worthy organizations; devoted wife to prominent architect and residential and mixed-use real estate developer James Loewenberg; and a mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, has gone on to her eternal reward; and
WHEREAS, The Chicago City Council has been informed of her passing by Alderman Edward M. Burke; and
WHEREAS, Nancy Faith Loewenberg was born in South Bend, lndiana, to the late Harry and Eve Rosenstein and was the sister of the late June Rosenstein; and
WHEREAS, Nancy Faith Loewenberg blazed a luminous trail through her generous support of many benevolent and charitable organizations including the 106 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NCI L..CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Chicago Greater Food Depository; the Legal Aid Bureau of United Charities; the Women's Board of the American Cancer Society; the Women's Association of the Chicago Symphony and the Women's Architectural League of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Nancy Faith Loewenberg was a Life Member of the Women's Athletic Club; and
WHEREAS, Nancy Faith Loewenberg is survived by her daughter, Robin Tebbe; grandson, James Ronald Berger; great-grandson, Michael Edward Berger; step-grandson, Steve Tebbe; step-granddaughter, Kira Tebbe; and will be dearly missed by her loving family and; now, therefore,
Be /f Reso/ved, That we, the Mayor and the members of the Chicago City Council, assembled this 29th day of May 2019, do hereby express our sorrow and extend deepest condolences to the family of Nancy Faith Loewenberg on her passing, May 12,2019; and
Be lt Further Reso/ve4 That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Robin Tebbe in remembrance.
TRIBUTE TO LATE REVEREND JOHN P. SMYTH. lR201e-3201
WHEREAS, The Reverend John P. Smyth, ordained as a priest in 1962, and the executive director of Maryville Academy, the largest provider of foster care in the State of lllinois until 2004, entered into eternal life on April 16, 2019, at the Loyola University Medical Center in Maywood, lllinois; and
WHEREAS, The City of Chicago has been informed of his passing by Alderman Edward M. Burke; and
WHEREAS, Born in Chicago, the Reverend John P. Smyth graduated from DePaulAcademy in 1952 and the University of Notre Dame; and
WHEREAS, An outstanding collegiate varsity basketball player, the Reverend John P, Smyth captained the Notre Dame squad and was named an honorable mention All-American during his senior year; and
WHEREAS, Upon completion of his undergraduate studies, the St. Louis Hawks of the National Basketball Association selected him in the first round of the college draft; and
WHEREAS, The Reverend John P. Smyth elected to forgo a professional basketball career and entered the seminary instead; and 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 107
WHEREAS, The Reverend John P. Smyth was ordained a Roman Catholic priest in April 1962, and began his first and only assignment as a priest at Maryville Academy in Des Plaines, lllinois; and
WHEREAS, The Reverend John P. Smyth was named executive director of Maryville in 1970, during a time of financial crisis at Maryville Academy; and
WHEREAS, The Reverend John P. Smyth had dedicated eight years as assistant superintendent before he was put in charge with a mandate to turn around the money- losing institution within one year; and
WHEREAS, The physical condition of the Maryville Academy property plant was deemed to be beyond repair; and
WHEREAS, The Reverend John P. Smyth raised necessary funding to renovate the campus, replaced the dormitories with group homes, and instituted a program of child care originally developed at Boys Town in Nebraska; and
WHEREAS, Utilizing his networking abilities and persuasive skills, the Reverend John P. Smyth restored sound fiscal management and succeeded in improving the Maryville Academy infrastructure without the assistance of the Chicago Archdiocese; and
WHEREAS, As executive director of Maryville Academy, the Reverend John P. Smyth transformed the institution to a more "home-like" and nurturing setting, conducive to the needs and wants of the abused and neglected children residing there; and
WHEREAS, During these transformative years, Maryville Academy expanded its mission and vision to specialize in the care of neglected, abused, and abandoned youth; and
WHEREAS, Maryville Academy, under the Reverend John P. Smyth's strong guidance and direction, rescued and aided cocaine-addicted newborns; medically complex children; at-risk youth suffering both mental illness and substance abuse problems and damaged children who were the victims of family violence; and
WHEREAS, ln January 2004, after completing nearly 42 years of dedicated service at Maryville Academy, the Reverend John P. Smyth stepped down, assuming the title of past president while continuing his pastoral duties with the community of Maryville - Our Lady of Guadalupe Shrine; and WHEREAS, ln March of 2007, the Reverend John P. Smyth was appointed President of Notre Dame College Prep in Niles, lllinois; and
WHEREAS, ln a situation analogous to the financial difficulties at Maryville Academy, the Reverend John P. Smyth took over the reins of leadership of an institution hovering on the edge of closure after the Congregation of Holy Cross religious order withdrew its sponsorship; and 108 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NC I L.-CH I CAGO 5t29t2019
WHEREAS, The Reverend John P. Smyth's fund-raising abilities succeeded in restoring solvency to the school and he succeeded in convincing the Archdiocese to keep the doors of Notre Dame College Prep open; and
WHEREAS, The Reverend John P. Smyth retired as president in 2014 but his spirit and his legacy live on and; now, therefore,
Be /f Reso/ved, That we, the Mayor and the members of the Chicago City Council, assembled this 29th day of May 2019, do hereby honor the memory of the Reverend John P. Smyth upon his entrance into eternal life; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be tendered to Notre Dame College Prep in Niles, lllinois, as it looks back upon the many contributions of the Reverend lonn p. Smyth's in the areas of education, child advocacy, spiritual support and socialwelfare.
CONGRA TIJLATIONS EXTENDED TO BRIAN BANNON ON RETIREMENT AS CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER AND COMMISSIONER OF CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY. lR201e-357I
WHEREAS, Brian Bannon is retiring as Chief Executive Officer and Commissioner of the Chicago Public Library, one of the largest urban public libraries in the world, after seven years of dedicated and distinguished service; and
WHEREAS, The Chicago City Council has been informed of his departure by Alderman Edward M. Burke; and
WHEREAS, Brian Bannon received his bachelor of arts degree from Pacific Lutheran College University in 1997, and a master of library and information science from the University of Washington lnformation School; and
WHEREAS, Brian Bannon attended the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, and is a 2017 Henry Crown Fellow of the Aspen lnstitute in Washington D.C.; and
WHEREAS, Brian Bannon began his career with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation as a curriculum developer/technology trainer where he helped provide public lnternet access by leveraging public libraries in the United States and then globally; and 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 109
WHEREAS, As the technology instruction and branch manager for the Seattle Public Library, Brian Bannon oversaw the design and delivery of technology instruction and managed the design and launch of three new branches; and
WHEREAS, ln September 2006, Brian Bannon joined the San Francisco Public Library as the chief of branches, where, over the next five-and-one-half years, he spearheaded a $200 Million Dollar capital improvement program resulting in the opening of 24 new and renovated branch locations across the city; it's success measured by a 40 percent increase in patron usage; and
WHEREAS, Brian Bannon received appointment from former Mayor Rahm Emanuel to serve as Chief Executive Officer and Library Commissioner in March 2012; and
WHEREAS, Brian Bannon managed a $130 Million Dollar annual budget, 1,OOO employees servicing 77 relail sites, two regional hubs, and the 750,000 square-foot Harold Washington Library, the central facility of the City of Chicago library system; and
WHEREAS, Brian Bannon successfully launched the Chicago Public Library's comprehensive five-year strategic plan aligned with former Mayor Rahm Emanuel's education initiatives and economic development priorities; and
WHEREAS, During his tenure, Brian Bannon changed the library's organizational direction and brought human-centered design and experimentation to the forefront of the Chicago Public Library's programming and operations; and
WHEREAS, Notable among his many achievements was the start-up of the first Maker Lab in the Harold Washington Library, designed to improve responsiveness to patron needs by offering innovative models of learning and engagement; and
WHEREAS, Under his direction, the beneficial YOUmedia student program expanded and has been replicated across the United States in numerous museums, libraries, and after school centers and has evolved into a proven model for college and career success; and
WHEREAS, Brian Bannon serves on the Board of Directors of the Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation, the Digital Public Library of America, and lllinois Humanities; and
WHEREAS, Through his wisdom and guidance, Brian Bannon has greatly enriched the library experience for students, adult learners and all of the citizens of Chicago; now, therefore,
Be /f Resolved, That we, the Mayor and the members of the Chicago City Council, assembled this 29th day of May 2019, do hereby thank Brian Bannon for his seven years of leadership, foresight and vision as Executive Vice President and Commissioner of the Chicago Public Library, and wish him the very best as he begins the next phase of his life; and 110 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t2912019
Be lt Further Resolve{ That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Brian Bannon.
CONGRATULATIONS EXIENDED TO DAVID L. REIFMAN ON RETIREMENTAS COMMISS/ONER OF DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT. 1R2019-355I
WHEREAS, David L. Reifman is retiring as Commissioner of Planning and Development for the City of Chicago after four years of dedicated and distinguished service; and
WHEREAS, The Chicago City Council has been informed of his departure from city government by Alderman Edward M. Burke; and
WHEREAS, A native Chicagoan, David L. Reifman grew up in the Rogers Park community where he attended Sullivan High School; and
WHEREAS, David L. Reifman received his BA degree from the University of lllinois in 1981 and an MA from that same institution in 1985; and
WHEREAS, David L. Reifman earned his juris doctor from Northwestern University; and
WHEREAS, As a real estate attorney and partner in the law firm DLA Piper, his tenure spanning 27 years, David L. Reifman specialized in commercial, residential, industrial development, land use, tax increment financing (TlF), property evaluation, public/private partnerships, contract negotiations and historic preservation; and WHEREAS, David L. Reifman received an appointment from former Mayor Rahm Emanuel to serve as Commissioner of the Department of Planning in August2015; and
WHEREAS, As Commissioner, David L. Reifman oversaw 250 employees serving the department's Housing, Economic Development and Planning and Zoning Bureaus; the Commission on Chicago Landmarks and the Community Development Commission; and
WHEREAS, As Commissioner, David L. Reifman served as an ex officio member of the Chicago Plan Commission; and
WHEREAS, During his tenure, David L. Reifman, a recognized authority on zoning, advised on many notable community-improvement projects benefitting citizens and businesses across the City of Chicago; and 5t2912019 AGREED CALENDAR 111
WHEREAS, Notable among his many achievements was the pivotal role he played in the redevelopment of Wrigley Field and its surrounding properties; the Ryerson Steel development in Pullman; and inaugurating the rehabilitation of the Old Main Post Office and the Finkl Steel plant; and
WHEREAS, Among the large-scale development proposals resulting in significant private real estate investment strengthening Chicago's economy advanced by David L. Reifman were the Cortland/Chicago River TIF District culminating in City Council approval of the Lincoln Yards complex and the advancement of the proposed "78", a 62 acre mixed-use redevelopment adjoining the south branch of the Chicago River; and
WHEREAS, David L. Reifman was named to the Chicago Magazine "Power 50" listing for 2016 and through his vision, perseverance and drive, will be remembered as a transformative force for positive change in the urban environment; and
WHEREAS, Through his wisdom and guidance, David L. Reifman has helped to craft a brighter economic future for the citizens of Chicago; now, therefore,
Be /f Resolved,That we, the Mayor and the members of the Chicago City Council, assembled this 29th day of May 2019, do hereby thank David L. Reifman for his five years of leadership, foresight and vision as Commissioner of the Department of Planning and Development, and wish him the very best as he begins the next phase of his life; and
Be tt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to David L. Reifman.
CONGRATULATIONS EXTENDED TO REBEKAH SCHEINFELD ON RETIREMENT AS COMMISSONER OF DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORIAI/ON. lR201e-3561
WHEREAS, Rebekah Scheinfeld is retiring as Commissioner of the Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) after five years of dedicated and distinguished service; and
WHEREAS, The Chicago City Council has been informed of her departure from CDOT by Alderman Edward M. Burke; and
WHEREAS, A native Chicagoan, Rebekah Scheinfeld earned a B.A. degree in urban studies from Brown University and an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University and a juris doctor from that same institution; and
WHEREAS, With a diverse and wide-ranging background in urban development, public transportation, infrastructure improvement, preservation of open space and real estate, 112 JOURNAL-.ClTY COU NCI L.-CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Rebekah Scheinfeld held a number of key positions in the law and public administration; and
WHEREAS, Rebekah Scheinfeld began her career with the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation as an operations coordinator in 1999, advancing to the post of principal aide to First Deputy Commissioner for Operations and Capital Projects; and
WHEREAS, Rebekah Scheinfeld monitored a $200 Million capital program and coordinated inter-agency projects and chaired senior operations management meetings and conducted performance reviews and goal-setting for 60 districts; and
WHEREAS, Rebekah Scheinfeld joined East Lake Management & Development Corporation in 2001 as a senior development manager, managing development of mixed-finance, mixed-income communities including Wabash Crossing in Decatur and East St. Louis, lllinois; and
WHEREAS, Rebekah Scheinfeld joined the firm of Mayer Brown as an Associate in 2008, representing public and private sector clients with their legislative and regulatory matters, infrastructure and transportation projects; and
WHEREAS, As Chief Planning Officer and Senior Vice President for the Chicago Transit Authority 2011 -- 2014, Rebekah Scheinfeld managed long-term strategic planning for the rail and bus system, including reconstruction and extension of the North and South Red Line and oversaw construction of new rail stations and introduction of new transit service; and WHEREAS, Rebekah Scheinfeld received appointment from former Mayor Rahm Emanuel to serve as Commissioner of CDOT succeeding Gabe Klein in January 2014; and
WHEREAS, As Commissioner, Rebekah Scheinfeld led key public transportation initiatives for the City of Chicago including the addition of two new CTA stations, development of the Chicago Riverwalk, The 606 and Bloomingdale Trail, the Navy Pier Flyover and significant street repair and environmentally sustainable programs and upgrades; and
WHEREAS, Through diligent and uncompromising standards, Rebekah Scheinfeld has helped ensure public safety stemming from the deployment of red-light and speed cameras in the "Vision Zero" program aimed to curb vehicle-pedestrian accidents and fatalities; and
WHEREAS, Through her leaderghip and vision, Rebekah Scheinfeld has helped to craft a safer and more efficient system of public and private transportation for the citizens of Chicago; now, therefore, 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 113
Be /f Resolved, That we, the Mayor and the members of the Chicago City Council, assembled this 29th day of May 2019, do hereby thank Rebekah Scheinfeld for her five years of leadership as Commissioner of the Chicago Department of Transportation, and wish her the very best as she begins the next phase of her life; and
Be tt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Rebekah Scheinfeld.
Presented By
ALDERMAN BURKE (14h Ward) And ALDERMAN VASQUEZ (40th Ward):
CONGRATIJLATIONS EXTENDED TO S/SIER ROSEMARY CONNEILY, RSM, ON RECEIPT OF MEDAL OF MERIT FOR ADVOCACY, SOCIAL WELFARE AND LEADERSHIP AT MISERICORDIA HOME. lR201e-360I
WHEREAS, On August 25, 2019, Sister Rosemary Connelly, RSM, will observe 70 years as a Religious Sister of Mercy and 50 years as Executive Director of Misericordia Home, a community of care, hope and inspiration, maximizing the potential for children and adults with developmental and physical disabilities; and
WHEREAS, Misericordia Home, founded in 1921, provides residential options and educational and social programs to more than 600 children and adults from diverse backgrounds and wide economic strata on its 31 acre North Side campus; and
WHEREAS, ln the belief that human dignity is the key to quality life, Sister Rosemary Connelly has profoundly changed and improved the standards of care for the developmentally disabled community; and
WHEREAS, Misericordia Home's mission is dedicated to the principle that each person should be encouraged to achieve his or her maximum through educational, vocational, spiritual, and recreational programs; and
WHEREAS, The City of Chicago has been informed of her great milestone by Alderman Edward M. Burke; and
WHEREAS, Born in Chicago, Sister Rosemary Connelly attended Catholic schools'and taught in severalArchdiocese of Chicago schools; and 114 JOU RNAL--CIry COU NC I L-.CH ICAGO st29t2019
WHEREAS, ln 1959, Sister Rosemary Connelly earned a bachelor of science degree in social science from Saint Xavier University; and
WHEREAS, She subsequently earned her master of arts degree in sociology from Saint Louis University in 1966 and a master's degree in social work from Loyola University Chicago in 1969; and WHEREAS, Sister Rosemary Connelly was appointed Administrator of Misericordia Heart of Mercy in August 1969, at a time when the institution only accepted children under the age of six; and
WHEREAS, The first seven years of Sister Rosemary Connelly's tenure were spent on Chicago's South Side, where Misericordia Home was originally located; and
WHEREAS, ln the winter of 1976, following the announced closure of the Angel Guardian Orphanage at 6300 Ridge Avenue in Chicago, Sister Rosemary Connelly negotiated with the Archdiocese a transfer of the campus to the North Side with the proviso that Misericordia Home would assume responsibility for new construction and plant operations; and
WHEREAS, Sister Rosemary Connelly moved 35 staff members and 39 children who did not require the high levels of nursing services to the newly established North Campus that over time added The Heart of Mercy Village and the Brian and Sue Shannon Apartment Building providing for the residential needs of adults with moderate disabilities; and
WHEREAS, Recognizing a critical need to establish substantive programming, goals, and aspirations for the residential population, Sister Rosemary Connelly put an ambitious plan of action to address these inadequacies into practice by building classrooms for primary education and establishing many worthy programs inclusive of self-help skills, speech and physicaltherapy, and recreational activities; and
WHEREAS, Under Sister Rosemary Connelly's inspired leadership and guiding hand Misericordia Home greatly expanded its residential housing options over a 20 year period, adding The McGowan Residence home and the Holbrook Residence for people with physical and mental disabilities; and
WHEREAS, ln 2001, the Sister Rosemary/Connelly Homes, accommodating 36 children and young adults opened; and
WHEREAS, Furthering the mission and vision of championing inclusion through participation and charted by Sister Rosemary Connelly, Misericordia added seven additional homes in the adjoining community: the Hulseman-Murphy Home, the 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 115
Farrow Home, the McAllister Home, the Walsh Home, the Houlihan Home, the Maxwell Home and the Eisenberg Home; and
WHEREAS, With continuing expansion of Misericordia Home facilities and greatly enhanced therapeutic programs in the second decade of the new Millennium, 600 children and adult residents, and residents with mild to moderate disabilities are living meaningful and productive tives along with 200 additional people who attend various programs; and
WHEREAS, Today, Misericordia Home's campus includes over 20 residences and buildings and 13 Community lntegrated Living Arrangements (ClLAs) in the neighborhood that houses more than 78 high-functioning adults; and
WHEREAS, Misericordia Home now has an aging population, so the Quinlan Terrace was built to meet this population's needs; and
WHEREAS, Recognizing that the key to achieving longterm fiscal sustainability to support programming, Sister Rosemary Connelly, a unifying force for good, understood that Misericordia Home could not rely solely on public and governmental support to care for its residents; and
WHEREAS, Sister Rosemary Connelly built a broad base of private support through donor participation with the endorsement and encouragement of business and political leaders and celebrities from the world of entertainment and sports; and
WHEREAS, Sister Rosemary Connelly's inspired leadership, humanity and passionate commitment encompassing seven decades, has been integral to establishing Misericordia Home as one of the nation's premier treatment and residential communities for children and adults with intellectual and developmental differences; and WHEREAS, ln 2014, Chicago Magazine named Sister Rosemary Connelly, a "2014 Chicagoan of the Yea/'; and
WHEREAS,ln2013, Marquette University bestowed upon Sister Rosemary Connelly the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa; and
WHEREAS, Sister Rosemary Connelly has also received seven other honorary doctorate degrees from the University of Notre Dame, Loyola University, Chicago, DePaul University, Lewis University, Saint Xavier University, Dominican University and St. Mary's at Notre Dame; now, therefore,
Be /f Reso/ved, That we, the Mayor and the members of the Chicago City Council, assembled this 29th day of May 2019, do hereby commend Sister Rosemary Connelly for her faith, grace and humanity through a lifetime of service and inspired devotion, and wish her allthe best as she continues with her mission; and 116 JOU RNAL-.CITY COU NC! L.-CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Be lt Further Resolved, That in recognition of Sister Rosemary Connelly's life and work spanning 70 years of advocacy, spiritual support and social welfare, we bestow upon her Chicago's highest honor, the Medal of Merit; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Sister Rosemary Connelly as a sign of our respect and good wishes.
Presented By
ALDERMAN LOPEZ (18h Ward):
CONGRATULATIONS EXTENDED TO CHARLENE BEACH ON TOTH BIRTHDAY. lR201e-387I
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Charlene Beach in honor of her 70th birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 1sth Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Charlene Beach on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Charlene Beach has been a member of our 1Sth Ward seniors community for the last five years, a constituency we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be /f Resolved,That we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of May 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Charlene Beach on the occasion of her birthday; and
Be lt Fufther Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Charlene Beach for her continued good health, happiness and success following this, her 70th birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy pf this resolution be presented to Charlene Beach in honor of her 70th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes. 512912019 AGREED CALENDAR 117
coNGRA TtJLATloNS EXTENDED To pEDRo BELTRAN oN 6srH B:RTHDAv. 1R2019-3671
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Pedro Beltran in honor of his 65th birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 15th Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Pedro Beltran on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Pedro Beltran now belongs to our 15th Ward seniors community, of whom we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be /f Resolved,That we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of May 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Pedro Beltran on the occasion of his birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Pedro Beltran for his continued good health, happiness and success following this, his 65th birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Pedro Beltran in honor of his 65th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRATIJLAZONS EXTENDED TO RODOLFO BELTRAN ON 65TH BIRTHDAY. lR201e-3681
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Rodolfo Beltran in honor of his 65th birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 1Sth.Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Rodolfo Beltran on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Rodolfo Beltran now belongs to our 15th Ward seniors community, of whom we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore, 118 JOU RNAL--C ITY COUNCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Be /f Resolved,That we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of May 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Rodolfo Beltran on the occasion of his birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Rodolfo Beltran for his continued good health, happiness and success following this, his 65th birthday; and
Be lt Further Reso/ved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Rodolfo Beltran in honor of his 65th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRA TULATIONS EXTENDED TO WILLIAM BRADY ON 65TH ilRTHDAY. 1R2019-369I
WHEREAS, W€, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to William Brady in honor of his 65th birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 15th Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to William Brady on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, William Brady now belongs to our 15th Ward seniors community, of whom we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be /l Resolved,Thal we, the [\4ayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of May 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate William Brady on the occasion of his birthday; and
Be lt Fufther Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to William Brady for his continued good health, happiness and success following this, his 65th birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to William Brady in honor of his 65th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes. 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 119
coNGRATULATTINS EXTENDED To BoBBy BRTDGEMAN oN 70rH B:RTHDAv. lR201e-388I
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Bobby Bridgeman in honor of his 70th birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 15th Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Bobby Bridgeman on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Bobby Bridgeman has been a member of our 15th Ward seniors community for the last five years, a constituency we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
8e /f Resolved,That we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of May 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Bobby Bridgeman on the occasion of his birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Bobby Bridgeman for his continued good health, happiness and success following this, his Toth birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Bobby Bridgeman in honor of his TOth birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRATULAIIONS EXTENDED TO EDDIE EARL COMMINGS ON 65TH BIRTHDAY. lR201e-370I
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Eddie Earl Commings in honor of his 65th birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 15th Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Eddie Earl Commings on the occasion of this momentous occasion aS recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Eddie Earl Commings now belongs to our 1Sth Ward seniors community, of whom we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore, 120 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
8e /f Resolved,Thal we, the ltflayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of ltAay 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Eddie Earl Commings on the occasion of his birthday; and
Be lt Further Reso/ved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Eddie Earl Commings for his continued good health, happiness and success following this, his 65th birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Eddie Earl Commings in honor of his 65th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRATIJLATIONS EXTENDED TO JEANETTE ELLISON ON TOTH ilRTHDAY. lR201e-3861
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Jeanette Ellison in honor of her Toth birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 1Sth Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Jeanette Ellison on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Jeanette Ellison has been a member of our 15th Ward seniors community for the last five years, a constituency we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be /f Resolved,That we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of ltllay 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Jeanette Ellison on the occasion of her birthday; and
Be lt Fufther Reso/ved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Jeanette Ellison for her continued good health, happiness and success following this, her Toth birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Jeanette Ellison in honor of her 70th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes. 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 121
coNGRATULATIoNS EXTENDED To RzBERT FABIAN oN TsrH BIRTHDAv. lR201e-4001
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Robert Fabian in honor of his 75th birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 1Sth Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Robert Fabian on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Robert Fabian has been a member of our 15th Ward seniors community for the last 10 years, a constituency we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved,Thal we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of May 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Robert Fabian on the occasion of his birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Robert Fabian for his continued good health, happiness and success following this, his 75th birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Robert Fabian in honor of his 75th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
COIUGRATULAIIONS EXTENDED TO HERLINDA FERNANDEZ ON 65TH BIRTHDAY. 1R2019-4021
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Herlinda Fernandez in honor of her 65th birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire '15rh Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Herlinda Fernandez on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and 122 JOURNAL--CITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5129t2019
WHEREAS, Herlinda Fernandez now belongs to our 1Sth Ward seniors community, of whom we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be /f Resolved, That we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of May 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Herlinda Fernandez on the occasion of her birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Herlinda Fernandez for her continued good health, happiness and success following this, her 65th birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Herlinda Fernandez in honor of her 65th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRATIJLATIONS EXTENDED TO SHIRLEY A. FULLER ON 65TH BIRTHDAY. 1R2019-401I
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Shirley A. Fuller in honor of her 65th birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 1Sth Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Shirley A. Fuller on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Shirley A. Fuller now belongs to our 15th Ward seniors community, of whom we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved,That we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of May 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Shirley A. Fuller on the occasion of her birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Shirley A. Fuller for her continued good health, happiness and success following this, her 65th birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Shirley A. Fuller in honor of her 65th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes. 5129t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 123
CONGRA TULATIONS EXTENDED TO MARGARET GARDNER ON TsrH BTRTHDAY. 1R2019-3eel
WHEREAS, W€, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to ltlargaret Gardner in honor of her 75th birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 15th Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Margaret Gardner on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Margaret Gardner has been a member of our 1sth Ward seniors community for the last 10 years, a constituency we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
8e /f Resolved, That we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of May 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate [Margaret Gardner on the occasion of her birthday; and
Be lt Further Reso/ved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Margaret Gardner for her continued good health, happiness and success following this, her 75th birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Margaret Gardner in honor of her 75th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRATULAIIONS EXTENDED TO GUADALUPE GONZALEZ ON 75TH BIRTHDAY. lR201e-3e81
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Guadalupe Gonzalez in honor of his 75th birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 1Sth Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Guadalupe Gonzalez on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and 124 JOU RNAL--CITY COUNCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
WHEREAS, Guadalupe Gonzalez has been a member of our 15th Ward seniors community for the last 10 years, a constituency we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
8e /t Resolved, That we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of May 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Guadalupe Gonzalez on the occasion of his birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Guadalupe Gonzalez for his continued good health, happiness and success following this, his 75th birthday; and
Be lt Furiher Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Guadalupe Gonzalez in honor of his 75th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRA TIJLATIONS EXTENDED TO JUANA M, JIMENEZ ON TOTH BIRTHDAY. 1R2019-3891
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Juana [t/. Jimenez in honor of her Toth birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 1Sth Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Juana [\I. Jimenez on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Juana tM. Jimenez has been a member of our 15th Ward seniors community for the last five years, a constituency we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved,That we, the [Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of \tlay 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Juana tt/I. Jimenez on the occasion of her birthday; and
Be tt Further Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Juana l\tl. Jimenez'for her continued good health, happiness and success following this, her 70th birthday; and 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 125
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Juana M Jimenez in honor of her TOth birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRATIJLATIONS EXTENDED TO SAMMIE L. JONES ON TOTH ilRTHDAY. 1R2019-3901
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Sammie L. Jones in honor of his Toth birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 1Sth Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Sammie L. Jones on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Sammie L. Jones has been a member of our 15th Ward seniors community for the last five years, a constituency we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be /f Resolved,That we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of May 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Sammie L. Jones on the occasion of his birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Sammie L. Jones for his continued good health, happiness and success following this, his Toth birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Sammie L. Jones in honor of his 70th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
COIVGRATULAIIONS EXTENDED TO JULIET LOUIS ON 75TH BRTHDAY. lR201e-3e7I
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Juliet Louis in honor of her 75th birthday; and 126 JOU RNAL--CITY COUNCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 15th Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Juliet Louis on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Juliet Louis has been a member of our 1Sth Ward seniors community for the last 10 years, a constituency we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved,That we, the l\Iayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of May 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Juliet Louis on the occasion of her birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Juliet Louis for her continued good health, happiness and success following this, her 75th birthday; and
Be lt Fufther Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Juliet Louis in honor of her 75th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRATIJLATIONS EXTENDED TO MARIA S. MARQUEZ ON TOTH BIRTHDAY. lR201e-3e1I
WHEREAS, W€, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Maria S. Marquez in honor of her 70th birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 15th Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to [\Iaria S. Marquez on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, lt/aria S. Marquez has been a member of our 15th Ward seniors community for the last five years, a constituency we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved,That we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of ltlay 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate lVlaria S. tMarquez on the occasion of her birthday; and
Be lt Fufther Reso/ved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to lMaria S. [Marquez for her continued good health, happiness and success following this, her Toth birthday; and 5129t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 127
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to tVaria S. ttlarquez in honor of her TOth birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRATULATIONS EXIENDED TO JESUS MARTINEZ ON 65TH ilRTHDAY. 1R2019-371I
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Jesus fVlartinez in honor of his 65th birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 1Sth Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Jesus Martinez on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Jesus Martinez now belongs to our 1Sth Ward seniors community, of whom we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be /t Resolved, fhat we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of May 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Jesus Martinez on the occasion of his birthday; and
Be lt Furlher Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Jesus Martinez for his continued good health, happiness and success following this, his 65th birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Jesus tVlartinez in honor of his 65th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRA TULATIONS EXIENDED TO PETER J. IVIATIUKAS ON 75TH yRTHDAY. 1R2019-3961
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Peter J. [Vlatiukas in honor of his 75th birthday; and 128 JOURNAL--CITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 15th Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Peter J. tVlatiukas on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Peter J. I\Iatiukas has been a member of our 15th Ward seniors community for the last 10 years, a constituency we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved,fhat we, the [Vlayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of May 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Peter J. t\Iatiukas on the occasion of his birthday; and
Be lt Furlher Reso/ved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Peter J. Matiukas for his continued good health, happiness and success following this, his 75th birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Peter J. Matiukas in honor of his 75th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRATIJLATIONS EXTENDED TO ROGER MC GOWAN ON TOTH BIRTHDAY, lR201e-3851
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Roger McGowan in honor of his Toth birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 1Sth Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Roger McGowan on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Roger McGowan has been a member of our 1sth Ward seniors community for the last five years, a constituency we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be /l Resolved,That we, the lMayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of May 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Roger l/lcGowan on the occasion of his birthday; and
Be lt Fufther Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Roger JMcGowan for his continued good health, happiness and success following this, his Toth birthday; and 5129t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 129
Be lt Fufther Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Roger tt/cGowan in honor of his TOth birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRATIJLATIONS EXTENDED TO IERESA MENDEZ ON 65TH ilRTHDAY. 1R2019-3721
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birlhday wishes to Teresa Mendez in honor of her 65th birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 15th Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Teresa Mendez on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Teresa Mendez now belongs to our 15th Ward seniors community, of whom we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be /f Resolved, Thal we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of May 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Teresa Mendez on the occasion of her birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Teresa Mendez for her continued good health, happiness and success following this, her 65th birthday; and
Be lt Furlher Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Teresa Mendez in honor of her 65th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CO/VGRA TULAIIONS EXTENDED TO PATRICIA MICHURA ON TOTH BIRTHDAY, lR201e-3841
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Patricia [t/ichura in honor of her Toth birthday; and 130 JOURNAL--CITY COUNCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 15th Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Patricia Michura on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Patricia l\Iichura has been a member of our 1Sth Ward seniors community for the last five years, a constituency we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be /f Resolved,Ihat we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of May 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Patricia Michura on the occasion of her birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Patricia Michura for her continued good health, happiness and success following this, her Toth birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Patricia Michura in honor of her TOth birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRATULAIIONS EXTENDED TO JOSE MOLINA ON 75TH BIRTHDAY. 1R2019-3951
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Jose Molina in honor of his 75th birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 1Sth Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Jose lVlolina on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Jose tMolina has been a member of our 15th Ward seniors community for the last 10 years, a constituency we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved,That we, the lMayorand members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of ltAay 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Jose tVlolina on the occasion of his birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Jose [Molina for his continued good health, happiness and success following this, his 75th birthday; and 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 131
Be lt Fufther Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Jose tt/olina in honor of his 75th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRATULAIIONS EXTENDED TO AGNIPINO MORALES ON TOTH BIRTHDAY. 1R2019-3831
WHEREAS, W€, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Agnipino Morales in honor of his Toth birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 1sth Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Agnipino [\Iorales on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Agnipino Morales has been a member of our 1Sth Ward seniors community for the last five years, a constituency we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved, That we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of \Aay 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Agnipino Morales on the occasion of his birthday; and
Be lt Further Reso/ved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Agnipino ltlorales for his continued good health, happiness and success following this, his 70th birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Agnipino lt/lorales in honor of his 70th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CO/VGRATULAIIONS EXTENDED TO RAAIO,/V S. MUNOZ ON TOTH BIRTHDAY. lR201e-3821
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Ramon S. l/lunoz in honor of his Toth birthday; and 132 JOU RNAL--CITY COUNCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 1Sth Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Ramon S. [\Iunoz on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Ramon S. Munoz has been a member of our 15th Ward seniors community for the last five years, a constituency we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved,That we, the l/ayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of May 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Ramon S. Munoz on the occasion of his birthday; and
Be lt Fufther Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Ramon S. Munoz for his continued good health, happiness and success following this, his Toth birthday; and
Be lt Further Reso/ved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Ramon S. Munoz in honor of his TOth birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRATULAIIONS EXTENDED TO IDOLGA PACE ON TOTH BRTHDAY. lR201e-380I
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to ldolga Pace in honor of her TOth birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 15th Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to ldolga Pace on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, ldolga Pace has been a member of our 15th Ward seniors community for the last five years, a constituency we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be /f Resolved,Thal we, the lt4ayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of May 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate ldolga Pace on the occasion of her birthday; and
Be lt Fufther Resolved, That we extend our warmest and .heartfelt best wishes to ldolga Pace for her continued good health, happiness and success following this, her 70th birthday; and 5129t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 133
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to ldolga Pace in honor of her TOth birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRATULATIONS EXIENDED TO MARIA D. PADILLA ON TOTH BIRTHDAY. 1R2019-3811
WHEREAS, W€, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to lVlaria D. Padilla in honor of her Toth birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 15th Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Maria D. Padilla on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Maria D. Padilla has been a member of our 1sth Ward seniors community for the last five years, a constituency we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
8e /f Resolved,fhat we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of May 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate tVlaria D. Padilla on the occasion of her birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to l/aria D. Padilla for her continued good health, happiness and success following this, her Toth birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Maria D. Padilla in honor of her TOth birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
COIVGRATULAIIONS EXTENDED TO JOANNE ROB/NSOA/ ON 65TH yRTHDAY. 1R2019-3741
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Joanne Robinson in honor of her 65th birthday; and 134 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 1Sth Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Joanne Robinson on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Joanne Robinson now belongs to our 15th Ward seniors community, of whom we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
8e /f Resolved,Thal we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of May 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Joanne Robinson on the occasion of her birthday; and
Be lt Furlher Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Joanne Robinson for her continued good health, happiness and success following this, her 65th birthday; and
Be lt Furiher Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Joanne Robinson in honor of her 65th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRATULAIIONS EXTENDED TO ANTONIA RODRIGUEZ ON TorH HRrnotv. lR201e-37eI
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Antonia Rodriguez in honor of her Toth birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 15th Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Antonia Rodriguez on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Antonia Rodriguez has been a member of our 1sth Ward seniors community for the last five years, a constituency we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved,That we, the lVlayorand members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th o'f ltAay 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Antonia Rodriguez on the occasion of her birthday; and 5129t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 135
Be lt Further Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Antonia Rodriguez for her continued good health, happiness and success following this, her 70th birthday; and
Be lt Fufther Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Antonia Rodriguez in honor of her TOth birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRATULATIONS EXTENDED TO MARIA L. RODRIGUEZ ON TOTH BIRTHDAY. lR201e-378I
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Maria L. Rodriguez in honor of her Toth birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 15th Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Maria L. Rodriguez on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Maria L. Rodriguez has been a member of our 15th Ward seniors community for the last five years, a constituency we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be /t Resolved,That we, the l\tlayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of ltAay 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate tMaria L. Rodriguez on the occasion of her birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to I/laria L. Rodriguez for her continued good health, happiness and success following this, her 70th birthday; and
Be lt Fufther Reso/ved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to N4aria L. Rodriguez in honor of her TOth birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes. 136 JOU RNAL--CITY COUNCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
CONGRATULAIIONS EXTENDED TO ELIZABETH SAMPLES-TILLMAN ON 6srH H?THDAY. lR201e-3751
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Elizabeth Samples-Tillman in honor of her 65th birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 15th Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Elizabeth Samples-Tillman on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Elizabeth Samples-Tillman now belongs to our '15th Ward seniors community, of whom we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved, That we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of \Aay 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Elizabeth Samples-Tillman on the occasion of her birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Elizabeth Samples-Tillman for her continued good health, happiness and success following this, her 65th birthday; and
Be lt Fufther Reso/ved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Elizabeth Samples-Tillman in honor of her 65th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRATIJLAIIONS EXTENDED TO MARY L. SWAIN ON 75TH BIRTHDAY. lR201e-3941
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to lt/ary L. Swain in honor of her 75th birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 15th Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to l/lary L. Swain on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 137
WHEREAS, Mary L. Swain has been a member of our 15th Ward seniors community for the last 10 years, a constituency we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved,That we, the [Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of May 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Mary L. Swain on the occasion of her birthday; and
Be lt Fufther Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Mary L. Swain for her continued good health, happiness and success following this, her 75th birthday; and
Be lt Fufther Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to tMary L. Swain in honor of her 75th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRATULATIONS EXTENDED TO WENDELL EMIL TRIMBLE ON 65TH BIRTHDAY. 1R2019-376I
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Wendell Emil Trimble in honor of his 65th birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 1Sth Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Wendell Emil Trimble on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Wendell Emil Trimble now belongs to our 15th Ward seniors community, of whom we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be /t Resolved,That we, the l/layor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of \lay 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Wendell Emil Trimble on the occasion of his birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Wendell Emil Trimble for his continued good health, happiness and success following this, his 65th birthday; and 138 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Wendell Emil Trimble in honor of his 65th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRATULATIONS EXTENDED TO HENDERSON WILLIAMS ON 75TH BIRTHDAY. lR201e-3931
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Henderson Williams in honor of his 75th birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 1Sth Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Henderson Williams on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Henderson Williams has been a member of our 15th Ward seniors community for the last 10 years, a constituency we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
8e /f Resolved,That we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of ltlay 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Henderson Williams on the occasion of his birthday; and
Be lt Fufther Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Henderson Williams for his continued good health, happiness and success following this, his 75th birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Henderson Williams in honor of his 75th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRATULAIIO/VS EXTENDED TO DEI//SE YATES ON 65TH BIRTHDAY, 1R2019-3921
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Denise Yates in honor of her 65th birthday; and 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 139
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 15th Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Denise Yates on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Denise Yates now belongs to our 1Sth Ward seniors community, of whom we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be /f Resolved,Fhal we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of May 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Denise Yates on the occasion of her birthday; and
Be lt Fufther Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Denise Yates for her continued good health, happiness and success following this, her 65th birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Denise Yates in honor of her 65th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRATULATIONS EXTENDED TO DENISE YAIES RICHARDSON ON 65TH BIRTHDAY. lR201e-373I
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Denise Yates Richardson in honor of her 65th birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 1Sth Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Denise Yates Richardson on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Denise Yates Richardson now belongs to our 15th Ward seniors community, of whom we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved,Thal we, the fi/layor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of ltlay 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Denise Yates Richardson on the occasion of her birthday; and 140 JOURNAL--CITY COUNCI L--CH ICAGO 512912019
Be lt Further Reso/ved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Denise Yates Richardson for her continued good health, happiness and success following this, her 65th birthday; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Denise Yates Richardson in honor of her 65th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
CONGRATULATIONS EXTENDED TO BENJAMIN A. ZAVALA ON 65TH BIRTHDAY. 1R2019-377)
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Benjamin A. Zavala in honor of his 65th birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 15th Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Benjamin A. Zavala on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Benjamin A. Zavala now belongs to our 1Sth Ward seniors community, of whom we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved,That we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of ltAay 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate Benjamin A. Zavala on the occasion of his birthday; and
Be lt Fufther Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Benjamin A. Zavala for his continued good health, happiness and success following this, his 65th birthday; and
Be lt FurTher Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Benjamin A. Zavala in honor of his 65th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes. 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 141
CONGRA TIJLATIONS EXIEN DED TO MARIA L. ZIJNIGA ON 65TH BIRTHDAY. lR201e-366I
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Chicago City Council, wish to extend our congratulations and warmest birthday wishes to Maria L. Zuniga in honor of her 65th birthday; and
WHEREAS, On behalf of the entire 15th Ward, Alderman Raymond Lopez would like to extend his personal tribute to Maria L. Zuniga on the occasion of this momentous occasion as recognition for being a stellar resident of the City of Chicago; and
WHEREAS, Maria L. Zuniga now belongs to our 15th Ward seniors community, of whom we value and treasure for all they have given and taught us in their collective lifetime; now, therefore,
Be /t Resolved,That we, the Mayor and members of the Chicago City Council, gathered here this 29th of ttlay 2019 A.D., do hereby congratulate lVlaria L. Zuniga on the occasion of her birthday; and
Be lt Fufther Resolved, That we extend our warmest and heartfelt best wishes to Maria L. Zuniga for her continued good health, happiness and success following this, her 65th birthday; and
Be lt Fufther Reso/ved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Maria L. Zuniga in honor of her 65th birthday as a token of our esteem and good wishes.
Presented By
ALDERMAN LOPEZ (15th Ward) And ALDERMAN COLEMAN fi6th Ward):
COIVGRATULATIONS EXTENDED TO EARLE STE|r/I ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHESS TEAM AND CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS NETWORK 11 ON REMARKABLE ACH I EV EM ENT S. 1R2019-3511
WHEREAS, The Earle STEM Elementary School, located in Chicago's great South Side, is among the top elementary school chess teams in Chicago, in lllinois and in the country today; and 142 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
WHEREAS, Over the past several years, the Earle STEM Elementary School Chess Team has garnered a considerable number of team and individual trophies in its participation in national, state, city and local chess tournaments. lts student members have become rated members of the United States Chess Federation, the nation's highest chess authority, thereby enabling them to aspire for college scholarships and grants for chess-related activities; and
WHEREAS, The members of the 2018-19 Earle STEM Elementary School Chess Team include team captain Christina Williams (6th grade), co-captain Shatira Danner (7th grade), Deandre Perry (8th grade), Brandon Burgess (7th grade), Gavin Harry (6th grade), and Taahir Levi (5th grade), and coached by Mr. Joseph M. Ocol; and
WHEREAS, The Earle STEM Elementary School Chess Team continues to enjoy the all-out support given by Network 11 Chief Dr. Julious Lawson, the Earle STEM school administration led by Principal Cederall Petties and Assistant Principal Elwanda Butler, and the family of parents in the Local School Council Community headed by Darlene O'Banner and Edwin Walker; and
WHEREAS, ln February 2019, the Earle STEM Elementary School participated in the 2019 lllinois State Chess Tournament, winning 3'd place; and
WHEREAS, ln April 2019, the Earle STEM Elementary School participated in the 2019 National Junior High School Chess Championship, winning 4th place; and
WHEREAS, The chess program of Earle STEN, Elementary School has been geared not on winning trophies and medals but rather in saving lives of children at Englewood; though its chess program helps underprivileged children make their lives productive by developing their critical thinking skills so they will be able to make the right choices in their lives, the Earle chess program has had a deeper sense of fulfilling its mission to the people in Englewood: to save lives and make lives of children more meaningful; and
WHEREAS, Since 2015, the Earle STEM Elementary School Chess Team members started mentoring one another not just about chess but also in math, and then spread the mentoring program from grade 8 to the kindergarten program; that the Earle STEt\ll mentoring program has been effective in getting kids to mentor one another and competing against each other, thus providing the least expensive way of mastering skills and yet giving opportunities to kids in becoming productive after school instead of being on the streets; and
WHEREAS, Located in the Englewood community, Earle STEI\4 Elementary School has more than 90 percent of its population coming from below-poverty level households -- and yet has proven that poverty is no barrier to success in intellectual pursuits such as the game of chess; that most of the members of the Earle Chess Team have excellent grades in math, thus also proving that the impact of chess on the academic performance of STEII/ (Science, Technology, Engineering, and [Vlathematics) subjects are too significant to be 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 143
ignored; that chess players develop greater skills in math, reading, in problem-solving, pattern recognition, critical thinking, spatial reasoning, and visual memory, that they become better decision makers, a skill that will benefit them in steering their career and future; and
WHEREAS, The Honorable Raymond Lopez, Alderman of the 1Sth Ward, has informed this august body of the remarkable achievements of the members of the Earle STETM Elementary School Chess Team and its Network 11 family, its students, educators, parents; and now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved, That we, the Mayor and the members of the City of Chicago City Council, assembled here this 29th day of May 2019, relay our warmest congratulations, commendation and appreciation to the Earle STEM Elementary School, the Chicago Public Schools Network 11, and all the members of the chess team and its local school council of parents, teachers and staff; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That suitable copies of this resolution shall be prepared and presented, before this august body, to everyone mentioned in this resolution.
Presented By
ALDERMA, CURITS (18th Ward):
TRIBUTE TO LATE JAMES RUSSELL WHARTON 1R2019-31 1I
WHEREAS, God in His infinite wisdom has called James RussellWharton, most beloved citizen, to his eternal reward on February 25,2019 at the age of 69; and
WHEREAS, This august body has been informed of his passing by the Honorable Derrick Curtis, Alderman of the 18th Ward; and
WHEREAS, Born on June 9, 1950 to loving parents Walter Lee Wharton and Celestine lVIcHaney Wharton. He was the third of four children. His parents preceded him in death, as well as, his younger sister, Celestine [Marguerite Wharton; and
WHEREAS, James Russell confessed his belief in Christ at an early age, and was baptized by the Reverend William Johnson of Saint John Church Baptist; and
WHEREAS, James "Russell" Wharton, affectionately known as "Russell", met and married the love of his life Sheila Williams; and together they raised one son, [\Iarcell, 144 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
who also preceded him in death. They remained happily married for 36 years. They each enjoyed traveling, music, "Steppin" and were known to always be on the dance floor; and
WHEREAS, Russell had several jobs before beginning his professional career at the United States Postal Service where he retired after 38 years of service; and
WHEREAS, Russell was a very social person who lived life to the fullest. He loved to dress sharp, dance and listen to his collection of old school music. His zest for life was never more visible than when he attended family gatherings; and
WHEREAS, Russell leaves to cherish his memory his wife, Sheila; two sisters, Sandra Parker and Gwen [\IcCormick (Larry); two brothers-in-law, Keith Williams (Winnie) and Seith Williams (Julia); a beloved granddaughter, [/larshayle Williams; two aunts, Gwendolyn [\4cHaney of Harvey, lllinois and Evelyn [tIcHaney of Pontiac, lvlichigan; a host of nieces, nephews, friends and extended family; and
WHEREAS, Russell touched the lives of all who knew him through his loving kindness, generosity and vivacious spirit. He will be deeply missed, but the remembrance of his genuine character, intelligence and deep compassion will live on in those who knew and loved him; now, therefore,
Be /t Resolved, That we, the Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of Chicago, gathered here this 29th day of tt/ay 2019, do hereby express our sorrow on the death of James "Russell" Wharton and express to his family and friends our deepest sympathy; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be prepared and presented to the family of James "Russell" Wharton as a token of our honor and respect.
COIVGRATULATIONS EXTENDED TO WILLIAM J. BOGAN VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM AS 34 REGIONAL, SECTIONAL, SUPER SECI/ONAL AND STATE RUNA/ER-UP CHAMPIONS IN 2018 -- 2019 ILLINOIS HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SEASO/V. lR201e-312)
WHEREAS, William J. Bogan Varsity Basketball Team, representing the William J. Bogan lnternational Baccalaureate Chicago Public High School, has been recognized as 3A Regional, Sectional, Super Sectional, and State Runner-up Champions in the 2018 -- 2019 lllinois High School Basketball Season; and
WHEREAS, The Chicago City Council has been informed of this significant achievement by the Honorable Derrick Curtis, Alderman of the 18th Ward; and 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 145
WHEREAS, The William J. Bogan Varsity Basketball Team is congratulated for the tremendous determination, hard work, resilience, teamwork, and leadership that has led to this success; and
WHEREAS, Coach Arthur Goodwin has contributed greatly to fueling the team's achievement through hls coaching talent and deep commitment to supporting the team members in continually striving to be the best that they can be together; and
WHEREAS, The team's ongoing support from family, friends, the community, faculty, staff, and administration has been an invaluable asset to their confidence on the court; and
WHEREAS, A new chapter of the Bengal history has been written this basketball season as a result of this team's efforts; and
WHEREAS, We extend our sincere best wishes for the continued happiness and fulfillment of each team member, their coach, and the whole school community in their future endeavors; now, therefore,
Be /f Resolved, That we, the Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of Chicago, gathered here this 29th day of IMay 2019, do hereby congratulate, recognize, and appreciate the outstanding work of the William J. Bogan Varsity Basketball Team; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to the William J. Bogan Varsity Basketball Team in acknowledgement of their dedication, athletic excellence, and hard work.
Presented By
ALDERMAN REBOYRAS poth Ward):
CONGRATULAIIONS EXTENDED TO THE DOG STOP ON INDUCTION INTO VIENNA BEEF HOT DOG HALL OF FAME. lR201e-3141
WHEREAS, ln 1991, Vicki Bertucci-Elmore and her family had a vision to open their own quick-serve hot dog restaurant after working for their sister Tina and her husband at Lucky Dogs in the suburbs; and 146 JOU RNAL--CITY COUNCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
WHEREAS, ln August 1991, The Dog Stop opened its doors at 6100 West Belmont Avenue, to become a neighborhood tradition and a Chicago favorite. They specialize in Vienna hot dogs and Polish (Chicago style, of course), gyros with their homemade garlic sauce, homemade ltalian beef, and currently carries over 70 varieties of homemade soups while continuing to develop new sandwiches; and
WHEREAS, Over the years, The Dog Stop has been a great asset to the community, sponsoring many park district softball and little league teams, working with CAPS and other events with the Chicago Police Department, and received a recognition award and Most Outstanding Business Award from the commander of 25th Police District; and
WHEREAS, The Dog Stop has always supported the first responders. They donate food yearly to the St. Baldricks Day, sponsor teams and events, and give away free food and hot dogs to local schools, such as Fenwick, St. Patrick, St. Ferdinand, and Chicago Academy, just to name a few; and
WHEREAS, During the past few years, The Dog Stop has sponsored the 30th Ward's annual Christmas Toy drive, giving away free hot dogs and fries to anyone bringing in a toy; and
WHEREAS, After finishing his MBA and working in other fields, Vicki's oldest son, Joe, has now returned and taken on partnership at The Dog Stop. He brings with him fresh and new ideas while running the dayto-day operations; and
WHEREAS, ln 2006, the Vienna Beef company created an award to honor those hot dog restaurants that have achieved longevity and developed into true neighborhood landmarks. Hot dog restaurants and their owners become eligible for induction into the Hall of Fame based on a variety of criteria, including how long they have been representing Vienna Beef products, contributions to their community, philanthropic leadership, and overall commitment to the quality of their product and the satisfaction of their customers; and
WHEREAS, On Wednesday, tMay 1 , 2019, the Vienna Hot Dog Hall of Fame will acknowledge The Dog Stop's longevity and their generous contributions to various organizations by inducting them into their Hall of Fame; and now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved, That we, the l/ayor and members of the City Council of the City of Chicago, gathered here this 29th day of lr/ay 2019 A. D., do hereby commend The Dog Stop on this prestigious award and wish them continued success; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That suitable copies of this resolution be prepared and presented to the owners of The Dog Stop. 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 147
CONGRATULATIONS EXTENDED TO CHICAGO POLISH CONSTITUTION DAY PARADE ON 128TH ANNIVERSARY. lR201e-3131
WHEREAS, The Chicago metropolitan area has the largest and most established Polish community in the world outside of Poland; and
WHEREAS, Chicago's history and cultural wealth have been shaped and enriched by Polish-Americans and their commitment to helping make our city a better place to live, work, and raise families; and
WHEREAS, The Alliance of Polish Clubs in the United States and the Polish-American community continue their tradition in celebrating the 128th anniversary of Polish Constitution Day; and
WHEREAS, This year's celebration of the Polish Constitution of 1791 will be held on Saturday, May 4,2019, along Columbus Drive, from Balbo Drive to Monroe Street; and
WHEREAS, This 128th anniversary of the Chicago parade is in honor of the first democratic constitution in Europe, and the world's second, following the 1788 ratification of the United States Constitution; and
WHEREAS, Every year, the parade gathers thousands of people devoted to Polonia and Poland, and thousands more are expected to be drawn to the television coverage of the parade provided by Polish TV stations; and
WHEREAS, This year, the Polish Constitution Day Committee honors Jozef Cikowski as the 2019 grand marshal andZaneta Marcinik as the queen of the Polish Constitution Day Parade along with her court, Matylda Sojko and Natalia Salamon; and
WHEREAS, This year's parade motto is "Polonia United -- Polonia Strong", now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved, That we, the l/ayor and members of the City Council of the City of Chicago, gathered here this 29th day of tVay 2019 A.D., do hereby call public attention to the 128th anniversary of Chicago's Polish Constitution Day Parade; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That suitable copies of this resolution be prepared for presentation to Alliance of Polish Clubs and the Constitution Day Parade committee. 148 JOURNAL--CITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
CONGRATULATIONS EXTENDED TO REVEREND SIAN/SLAW JANKOWSKI ON 25TH ANN/yERSARY oF PRIESTH])D. lR201e-3151 WHEREAS, Reverend Stanislaw Jankowski, CR became pastor of St. Hyacinth on July 1 , 2013. He was formerly the 20'n pastor of St. Hedwig in Bucktown. He succeeded Reverend Michal Osuch, CR who had been the pastor of St. Hyacinth for many years; and
WHEREAS, Upon his arrival, Father Stan continued the restoration of the tower and other building repairs of the church. Due to limited financial resources, he started creating a Parish Financial Council and Parish Pastoral Council composed of parishioners who have been outstanding volunteers of the church. The members are the people who advise and recommend ideas to the pastor; and
WHEREAS, For the past two years, Father Stan initiated programs leading to the celebration of the 125'n anniversary of St. Hyacinth Basilica. On spiritual side of preparation, on the first year 2017, he invited eloquent priests to discuss the Ten Commandments to remind the parishioners especially the youth and young adults, the core of our faith. ln 2018, he focused on the Seven Sacraments, essentials to get closer to God. This year of 2019, they are now on the final year of preparation and the program is about evangelization; and
WHEREAS, Aside from the spiritual programs, Father Stan has been continuously been repairing the convent, the school and the Resurrection Hall due to "wear and tear" of the building; and
WHEREAS, Reverend Stanislaw Jankowski was blessed with the generous benefactors and parishioners who had been supporting him with all the necessary projects of the church; and
WHEREAS, As he celebrates his 25th anniversary of priesthood on Sunday, \Aay 12, 2019, Father Stan wants to invite the parishioners, benefactors, friends and families for thanksgiving to the Lord and for supporting his project for the greater glory of God; now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved, That we, the [\Iayor and members of the City Council of the City of Chicago, gathered here this 29'n day of [May 2019 A.D., do hereby extend our congratulations and best wishes to Reverend Stanislaw Jankowski; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be prepared and presented to Reverend Stanislaw Jankowski.
RECOGNITION EXTENDED TO SIR/DES FOR PEACE FOR HOSTNG RACE AGAI/VST GUN VIOLENCE, lR201e-3161 WHEREAS, Strides for Peace is hosting the Race Against Gun Violence on the evening of June 6,2019, at 6:30 P.lVI. at Grant Park; and 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 149
WHEREAS, This esteemed body has been informed of this occasion by the Honorable Ariel Reboyras, Alderman of the 30th Ward; and
WHEREAS, Strides for Peace was founded in response to the high incidence of gun violence that has been occurring in Chicago; and
WHEREAS, The organization's mission is to identify and financially assist local community partners who have achieved demonstrable success in an array of strategies and programs needed to reduce violence and improve life outcomes; and
WHEREAS, The Race Against Gun Violence was launched by Strides for Peace in 2014 to bring the community together to show the world that Chicago can come together to solve the problem of gun violence and save lives; and
WHEREAS, The race is a rallying point to raise funds and awareness about what is being done to reduce gun violence and build futures for Chicago's youth; and
WHEREAS, The date was chosen to promote solidarity with others in the urgent need to reduce gun violence and to bring the members of the Chicago community together to create a solution; now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved, That we, the Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of Chicago, gathered here this 29th day of ttlay 2019, do hereby extend our recognition for the Race Against Gun Violence hosted by Strides for Peace; and
Be lt Fufther Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be prepared and presented to Strides for Peace.
Presented By
ALDERMAN VTLLEGAS f36rh Ward):
RECOGNITION EXTENDED TO POLISH AMERICAN WOMEN'S CONFERENCE. 1R2019-3311
WHEREAS, Chicago's hlstory and culture have been deeply enriched and shaped by Polish-American women for over 150 years, with their contributions making the City of Chicago a better place to live, work, and raise families; and 150 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NC I L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
WHEREAS, Polish women have been teachers, builders, entrepreneurs, and activists who have worked hard for their families and communities, as well as their own success; and
WHEREAS, ln 2016, with the cooperation of Polish Women in Business, the Polish Consulate General in Chicago, and El Centro Northeastern lllinois University, the first ever Polish American Women's Conference was held, honoring women of Polish heritage who shared their perspectives on leadership, business, education, and civic participation; and
WHEREAS, This year, on June 1, the fourth Polish American Women's Conference will be held at the Polish [Vluseum of America to honor six extraordinary women leaders; now, therefore,
Be /f Resolved, That.we, the Mayor and members of the City Council of Chicago, gathered here this 29'n day of May 2019, do hereby call public attention to the contributions of Polish-American women to Chicago, and celebrate the Polish American Women's Conference; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to the Polish American Women's Conference on June 1,2019.
Presented By
ALDERMAN SMTTH (43'o Ward):
CONGRA TULAIIOIJS EXTENDED TO GREEN CITY MARKET ON 2OTH ANN/yERSARY AND PR)CLAMATI)N oF MAY 4, 2o1g AS "GREEN CITY MARKET DAY" IN CHICAGO 1R2019-317)
WHEREAS, Green City [Market will celebrate its 20th anniversary this year; and
WHEREAS, This body has been informed of this momentous occasion by liltichele Smith, Alderman of the 43'd Ward; and
WHEREAS, Green City lVarket was opened in 1998 in the crosswalk next to the Chicago Theatre by founder Abby tt/andel, who was inspired by the sustainable farmer's markets in Europe; and 5129t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 151
WHEREAS, Green City Market quickly outgrew that space and was moved to the southern end of Lincoln Park where it currently operates from May to October bringing in crowds of more than 175,000 visitors a year; and
WHEREAS, Green City tt/arket has made it their mission to support local artisan farmers and producers, educate people about food quality and its sources, promote sustainable food practices, support local farm communities, connect local producers and farmers to chefs, restaurateurs, food organizations, and the public while also providing fresh, high- quality, and locally produced food to Chicagoans; and
WHEREAS, ln 2008, after seeing the response to local farmers and sustainable agricultural practices, Green City Market became Chicago's first year-round, remaining open from November to April, first at Lincoln Park Zoo and now in The Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum; and
WHEREAS, ln addition to providing fresh food, Green City Market also provides educational outreach opportunities and programs such as Local Compost Drop Off & Recycling, lllinois Link Card and SNAP Benefits, Edible Education & Healthy Food for Kids, Edible Gardens & Community Education, Club Sprouts, Field Trips, Celebrity Chef Demonstrations & Cooking Lessons, and the Farmer Scholarship Program; and
WHEREAS, This year, Green City Market will proudly celebrate 20 years of providing Chicago residents with fresh and sustainable food, thoughtful programing, and access to local farmers; now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved, That we, the Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of Chicago, assembled this 29th day of May 2019, do hereby proclaim IMay 4, 2019 to be "Green City tMarket Day" in Chicago in recognition of their tireless work in connecting local producers and farmers to chefs, restaurateurs, food organizations and the public; and
Be lt Further Resolved, That a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to Green City tMarket as a sign of our recognition of its 20th anniversary.
CONGRATULA'ONS EXTENDED TO CORINNE HEGGIE ON INSTALLAI/ON AS PRESIDENT OF WOMEN'S BAR ASSOCIATION OF ILLINOIS. 1R2019-335I
WHEREAS, Corinne Heggie is an owner of Wochner Law Firm LLC whose experience representing financial services companies makes her uniquely qualified to counsel individuals regarding estate plans, trust and estate administration and in probate court; and 152 JOU RNAL--CITY COUNCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
WHEREAS, Estate planning is more about one's legacy than mortality, Corinne is dedicated to drafting estate plans that align with each client's asset and wealth preservation goals; and
WHEREAS, Corinne also advises small and family-owned companies on business formation and succession issues and serves as local counsel to financial services companies in consumer fraud litigation; and
WHEREAS, Corinne's contributions to the profession have been recognized by the legal community and featured in 2015, DePaul Magazine named her one of its "14 under 40" for her outstanding contribution to the profession and mentorship of young attorneys. ln 2017, Best Lawyers named Corinne a "Women of lnfluence" nationally in the legal profession; and
WHEREAS, Corinne has a history of bar association service and has been a Women's Bar Association of lllinois member since she began her legal career and served on its board of directors prior to being slated to serve as president in 2019 - 2020; and
WHEREAS, Corinne has served in executive and board member positions on the North Suburban Bar Association working to improve access to the legal system and attorney civic engagement; and
WHEREAS, Corinne has also served on various committees within The Chicago Bar Association, most recently on the Judicial Evaluation Committee; and
WHEREAS, Outside of work, Ms. Heggie is a frequent lecturer on substantive areas of the law and her work has been published in the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin; and
WHEREAS, She is active in her community as a member of Lyon School/Pleasant Ridge PTA and Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish Women's Club; and
WHEREAS, lVs. Heggie has served on the board of trustees of the Glenbrook District 225 High School Foundation; and
WHEREAS, She and her husband and law partner John are raising three sons in Glenview where the family is active in scouting, youth sports, and ministries dedicated to women and children in crisis; now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved, That Alderman l\4ichele Smith, and we, the City Council of the City of Chicago, proclaim this resolution in honor of Corinne Heggie, who on IVay 30th will become the president of the Women's Bar Association of lllinois; and 5129t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 153
Be lt Further Resolved, That suitable copies of this resolution are presented to [VIs. Corinne Heggie as a sign of our honor, gratitude and respect.
Presented By
ALDERMAN TUNNEY G4th Ward):
TRIBUTE TO LATE CAPTAIN WILLIAM THOMAS SHANLEY lR201e-3611
WHEREAS, Captain William Thomas Shanley was born on August 31, 1922 on North Sheffield Avenue in Chicago, lllinois; and
WHEREAS, William Shanley graduated from high school at DePaul Academy in June 1940. ln September 1940, he enlisted in the 1"t Squadron of the 106th Cavalry Regiment located on East Chicago Avenue; and
WHEREAS, ln January 1943, William Shanley was commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant and reported to the 82nd Engineer Combat Battalion at Camp Swift Texas; and
WHEREAS, ln early June 1944, the battalion was alerted to move to a seaport and subsequent travel to the Coast of France. C Company was ordered to board the troop ship on D-Day + 3 and sailed to a point about one mile off Omaha Beach; and
WHEREAS, After landing on Omaha Beach, the battalion gathered and was involved in the sweeping of mines in the roads and fields in Normandy, France; and
WHEREAS, On August 15, 1944, William Shanley and two members of his team were checking on bridges near lt/lortain, France when their jeep drove over a German Teller Mine; and
WHEREAS, William Shanley was airlifted from the Field Hospital in France to an Army General Hospital in Southern England and eventually returned home to the United States; and
WHEREAS, After three months in the rehabilitation hospital, William went in front of the Army Retirement Board and was granted Disability Retirement with the Rank of Captain; and 154 JOU RNAL--CITY COUNCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
WHEREAS, Captain William Shanley received the Purple Heart and the Chevalier de Legion d'honneur, the highest order of merit for military and civilian merits awarded by the French Government; and
WHEREAS, Captain Shanley passed away on November 4,2013 in his 92nd year; and
WHEREAS, ln July 2018, a family that lives near Mortain, France informed the children of William Shanley that they found Captain Shanley's canteen in an old farmhouse near where the jeep drove over the mine; and
WHEREAS, This June, the children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren of William Shanley traveled to Normandy, France to meet the family along with the mayor and members of the village of Saint-Clement-Rancoudray where the accident happened; and
WHEREAS, June 6, 2019 marks the 75th anniversary of the D-Day invasion and the start of the Normandy Campaign; now, therefore,
Be /f Resolved, That we, the Mayor and members of the City of Chicago City Council, assembled here this 29th of May 2019, do hereby honor the life of Captain William T. Shantey and his service to the United States; and
Be lt Further Resolved, The City of Chicago will provide and present a copy of this resolution to the family of Captain William T. Shanley.
Presented By
ALDERMAN TaINNEY e4th Ward), ALDERMAN LOPEZ (1Sth Ward), ALDERMAN RAMTREZ-ROSA (35th Ward), ALDERMAN CAPPLEMAN (46th Ward) And ALDERMAN HADDEN @gth Ward):
CONGRATIJLAIIOIVS EXTENDED TO DIGNITY USA ON SOTH ANNIVERSARY. lR201e-3491
WHEREAS, DignityUSA was founded in February, 1969, in Los Angeles, California, for those who wanted to embrace both their sexual orientation/gender identity and their Catholic faith to have a place to do so; and 5t29t2019 AGREED CALENDAR 155
WHEREAS, From there, DignityUSA spread across the country, including to Chicago in 1972, and has operated continuously ever since; and
WHEREAS, The Chicago Chapter is proud to have hosted three of DignityUSA's biennial conventions/conferences during the last five decades; and
WHEREAS, DignityUSA is the oldest organization of LGBTQI+ 6rrnolics and allies in the world; and
WHEREAS, DignityUSA is one of only two pre-Stonewall organizations that is still vital and having an impact working for LGBTQI+ justice; and
WHEREAS, DignityUSA's mission is to achieve justice, equality and full inclusion of LGBTQI+ people in the Catholic Church and in society; and
WHEREAS, Throughout its 50-year history, DignityUSA and its Chapters and Caucuses have helped tens of thousands of people live their faith and identities with pride and integrity; and
WHEREAS, DignityUSA speaks for the majority of American Catholics who support civil rights and religious inclusion for LGBTQI+ people in the face of opposition from many Catholic Church officials; and , WHEREAS, DignityUSA and its members are committed to Gospel-based service to those at the margins of society, and have donated their time, talent and money to improving the lives of others across the country; and
WHEREAS, DignityUSA and Dignity Chicago are excited to host members of the Global Network of Rainbow Catholics, with members from six continents represented at the GNRC Assembly, in their first gathering in the U.S.; and
WHEREAS, Numerous individuals from Chicago and the surrounding area have provided exceptional leadership, service, direction, financial support, and wisdom that furthered DignityUSA's mission throughout these 50 years; now, therefore,
Be lt Resolved, That we, the lVlayor and members of the City Council of the City of Chicago, gathered here this 29th day of IMay 2019, do hereby commend and honor DignityUSA for their advocacy for the Catholic LGBTQI+ community. We congratulate them on their 50 years of service. 156 JOU RNAL--C ITY COUNCI L--CH ICAGO 512912019
RECOGN ITION OF SOTH ANNIVERSARY OF STONEWALL R/OIS AND DECLARATION OF JUNE 28,2019, AS DAY OF CELEBRATION FOR LGBTQ COMMUNITY. lR201e-3501
WHEREAS, The Stonewall Riots are widely considered to be the most important event that led to the empowerment of the LGBTQ community to stand up and fight for their legal rights; and
WHEREAS, Prior to the Stonewall riots, there were a limited number of establishments that welcomed members of the LGBTQ community to interact with each other; and
WHEREAS, There were frequent raids on these LGBTQ establishments to arrest men who had dressed up as women, which had been deemed illegal; and
WHEREAS, Such arrests would often lead to LGBTQ patrons having their names published in the newspaper for impersonating a person of the opposite sex, which would result in them being fired from their jobs; and
WHEREAS, On June 28, 1969, the New York Police Department raided the Stonewall lnn to arrest any man dressed as a woman, and on that occasion the patrons refused to cooperate with the police; and
WHEREAS, A large crowd gathered outside the bar to join the protest and express anger at the mistreatment of LGBTQ patrons, which led to two days of rioting; and
WHEREAS, The Stonewall Riots helped many in the LGBTQ community feel empowered to advocate for freedom of expression and human rights; and
WHEREAS, Two years later on June 28, 1970, the first Pride Parade was held in Chicago to mark the anniversary of the Stonewall riots and has been held on the last Sunday of June ever since; and
WHEREAS, Historian Lillian Faderman called the riots the "shot heard around the world", explaining that the Stonewall riots became an emblem of LGBTQ power that led to the passage of many laws that protect the rights of the LGBTQ community; and
WHEREAS, l/lembers of the City Council's LGBTQ Caucus and the [Mayor of Chicago are able to serve as elected leaders due to the hard work of other LGBTQ people before them; now, therefore,
Be /f Resolved,Thal members of the LGBTQ Caucus proclaim June 28,2019, as a day of celebration for the LGBTQ community and their allies to mark the 5Oth anniversary of a day of liberation heard around the world. 5t29t2019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERTVIEN 157
MATTERS PRESETVTED BY THE ALDERMEN.
(Presented By Wards, ln Order, Beginning With The Fiftieth Ward)
Arranged under the following subheadings
1. Traffic Regulations, Traffic Signs and Traffic-Control Devices. 2. Zoning Ordinance Amendments. 3. Claims. 4. Unclassified Matters (arranged in order according to ward numbers). 5. Free Permits, License Fee Exemptions, Cancellation of Warrants for Collection and Water Rate Exemptions, Et Cetera.
1. TRAFFIC REGULATIONS, TRAFFIC S/GNS AND TRAF F I C-CONIRO L DEV I CES,
Referred -- ESTABLISHTVIENT OF LOADING/STANDING ZONES
The aldermen named below presented proposed ordinances to establish loading/standing zones at the locations designated and for the distances and times specified, which were Referred to the Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety, as follows:
Alderman Location, Distance And Time
SAWYER (6th Ward) East 79th Street, at 700 -- three parking spaces, starting point 10 feet east of driveway to 75 feet east thereof -- no parking loading zone -- 9:00 A.tt/. to 5:00 P.t\4. -- Mondays through Thursdays and 10:00 A.t\4. to 2.00 P.tU. -- Fridays and Saturdays; lo201e-38e21
BURNETT (27th Ward) West Fulton l/larket, at 1 109 - B:00 A.tV. to 10:00 P.tM. -- all days; 102019-3e741 158 JOU RNAL.-ClTY COU NC I L..CH ICAGO 5t2912019
Alderman Location, Distance And Time
West Grand Avenue, al 1057 - 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. - Monday through Friday; lo201e-3971I North May Street, at 105 - at all times - all days; lo201e-39781
West Randolph Street, at 1141 -- 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. -- Monday through Friday; lo2o19-3e681
North Wood Street, at221: at all times - all days; lo201e-3965I
REILLY (42nd Ward) North Garland Court, directly in front of 171 North Garland Court * 4O-foot private benefit loading zone -- at all times - all days. 1o2019-40081
Referred - REPEAL OF ONE-WAY VEHICULAR TRAFFIC MOVEMENT ON PORTION OF W. AGATITE AVE. 1C2019-40091
Alderman Cappleman (46th Ward) presented a proposed ordinance to repeal the ordinance which reads: "West Agatite Avenue, from North Clarendon Avenue to the first alley west thereof - single direction -- easterly" by striking the above, which was Referred to the Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety.
Referred RESCISSION OF ONE-YEAR PILOT PROGRAM TO CONVERT PORTTON OF N. KOSTNER AVE. TO SINGLE DIRECTION. lo201e-4016I
Alderman Cardona (31't Ward) presented a proposed ordinance to rescind an ordinance 5t29t2019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERMEN 159
the City of 'Chicago,passed December 12, 2018 (Journal of the Proceedings of the City Council of page 92516), which established a one-year pilot program in the 31't Ward by striking: "North Kostner Avenue, between West Diversey Avenue and West Belmont Avenue, one-year pilot program to convert North Kostner Avenue, between West Diversey Avenue and West Belmont Avenue, to a single direction -. southerly", which was Referred to the Commiftee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety.
Referred -- AMENDMENT OF PROHIBITION OF PARKING AT 3023 N. ASHLAND AVE. 102019-3ee5l
Alderman Waguespack (32nd Ward) presented a proposed ordinance to amend an ordinance which-prohibited the parking of vehicles at all times by striking: "North Ashland Avenue, at 3023 (Optimum Kidney Care, SC) (2 percent public benefit sign)", which was Referred to the Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety.
Referred -- PROHIBITION OF PARKING AT ALL TIMES. (Except For Disabled)
The aldermen named below presented proposed ordinances to prohibit the parking of vehicles at all times at the locations designated and for the distances specified, which were Referred to the Commiftee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety, as follows:
Alderman Location And Permit Number
KING (4th Ward) South Ellis Avenue, a|4215 (Handicapped Parking Permit 118768); lo201e-3902I
SAWYER (6th Ward) South Emerald Avenue, at 7548 (Handicapped Parking Permit 102937); 102019-3904I 160 JOU RNAL--C ITY COU NC I L--CH ICAGO 5t2912019
Alderman Location And Permit Number
South ltlorgan Street, at 6726 (signs to be posted al 6724 6726 South [Morgan Street) (Handicapped Parking Permit 120673); 1C2019-39051
South Wabash Avenue, at 7316 (Handicapped Parking Permit 102955); lo201e-3906I
MITCHELL (7th Ward) South Euclid Avenue, at 9534 (signs to be posted at 9536 South Euclid Avenue) (Handicapped Parking Permit 119007); lo2o1e-3907I
HARRIS (8th Ward) South . Bennett Avenue, at 8105 (Handicapped Parking Permit 117495); lo2o19-3909I
South Cornell Avenue, at 9019 (Handicapped Parking Permit 1 18953); lo201e-39101
South Cregier Avenue, at 7727 (Handicapped Parking Permit 116903); lo2o19-39111
South Cregier Avenue, at 9048 (Handicapped Parking Permit 1 17503); lo201e-3e131
South Dobson Avenue, at 9829 (Handicapped Parking Permit 117487), lo201e-3e141
South Harper Avenue, at 8109 (Handicapped Parking Permit 117473), lo2o19-3e151
South Kimbark Avenue, at 7920 (Handicapped Parking Permit 116930); lo201e-3e161 5t29t2019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERIVEN 161
Alderman Location And Permit Number
South [Vlaryland Avenue, at 7621 (Handicapped Parking Permit 117489), 1o2019-3e171 South Woodlawn Avenue, at 9351 (Handicapped Parking Permit 117493), lo201e-3e181
East 90th Place, atB27 (Handicapped Parking Permit 117484), lo2o19-3e19I
East 92nd Place, at 1631 (Handicapped Parking Permit 116931); lo201e-3e201
SADIOI4/SKI GARZA (1Oth Ward) South Ewing Avenue, at 11216 (Handicapped Parking Permit 120045); 102019-39211
South Houston Avenue, at 13342 (Handicapped Parking Permit 114694); 1C2019-3922)
THOMPSON (11th Ward) South Union Avenue, at 3127 (Handicapped Parking Permit 51817); lo2o1e-3e37I
West 42nd Place, a|440 (Handicapped Parking Permit 117357), 102019-3999I
QU/NN (13th Ward) south Karrov Avenue, at6321 (Handicapped parking r"iBI;,rrr:BB;I,
West 68th Street, at 381 1 (Handicapped Parking Permit 1 13986); 102019-39251
West 69th Place, at 3814 (Handicapped Parking Permit 119960); lo201e-3e26I 162 JOURNAL--CITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 512912019
Alderman Location And Permit Number
BURKE (14th Ward) South Kostner Avenue, at 4922 (Handicapped Parking Permit 116279), lo201e-3e271
BROOKINS (21't Ward) South Green Street, at9547 (Handicapped Parking Permit 119097); lozole-383e]
South Justine Street, at 8525 (Handicapped Parking Permit 11634); lo201e-38381
South Marshfield Avenue, at 8752 (Handicapped Parking Permit 116350); 1C2019-38401
South Princeton Avenue, at 8104 (Handicapped Parking Permit 118046); 1o2019-3841I
South Winchester Avenue, at 8518 (Handicapped Parking Permit 115500); 102019-38371
TABARES (23'd Ward) South Nagle Avenue, at 5433 (Handicapped Parking Permit 120770); [C2019-3994]
South Trumbull Avenue, at 5823 (Handicapped Parking Permit 120737); lo201e-3ee6I
West 57th Place, at 3736 (Handicapped Parking Permit 120772), lo201e-3ee7I
West 60th Place, at3452 (Handicapped Parking Permit 120764), 102019-3998I
MALDONADO (26th Ward) North Artesian Avenue, at 558 (Handicapped Parking Permit 112295), 1o2019-3929I 5129t2019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERIUEN 163
Alderman Location And Permit Number
BURNETT (27th Ward) North Lawndale Avenue, at 1111 (Handicapped Parking Permit 122160), lo201e-3e301
North Ridgeway Avenue, at 830 (Handicapped Parking Permit 120002); 102019-39311
North St. Louis Avenue, at 419 (Handicapped Parking Permit 121945), lo201e-3e321
North Trumbull Avenue, at 426 (Handicapped Parking Permit 120008); 1o2019-39341
ERVIN (28th Ward) South Albany Avenue, at 206 (Handicapped Parking Permit 1 19815); lo201e-3e351
West Gladys Avenue, at 4137 (Handicapped Parking Permit 1 19813); lo2o1e-3e381
REBOYRAS (3Oth Ward) North [\Ielvina Avenue, at 2710 (Handicapped Parking Permit 118258); lo2o1e-3831I
North lVlerrimac Avenue, at 2924 (Handicapped Parking Permit 1 18265); lo201e-38321
AUSTIN (34th Ward) South Lowe Avenue, at 9705 (Handicapped Parking Permit 112018), lo201e-3e411 164 JOU RNAL--C ITY COU NC I L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Alderman Location And Permit Number
VILLEGAS (36th Ward) North La Crosse Avenue, at 2706 (Handicapped Parking Permit 118039); lozo1e-3e521 North Leamington Avenue, at 2019 (Handicapped Parking Permit 114663); lo201e-3e53I
North Knox Avenue, at 2250 (Handicapped Parking Permit 119194), 102019-3951I
MITTS (37th Ward) West Cortez Street, at 4951 (Handicapped Parking Permit 117149), 1o2019-3e541
West Crystal Street, at 4333 (Handicapped Parking Permit 117407); lo2ole-39561
West Huron Street, at 4923 (Handicapped Parking Permit 117403)', lo2o1e-3e571
West lowa Street, at4441 (Handicapped Parking Permit 117410); 102019-3958I
North Keating Avenue, at 1623 (Handicapped Parking Permit 117147), 1C2019-3e591
North Kedvale Avenue, at 949 (Handicapped Parking Permit 117158)', lo201e-3e601
North Keeler Avenue, at 857 (post signs al 4151 West lowa Street) (Handicapped Parking Permit 1 17 4OO), 1o2019-3961I
North Linder Avenue, a|1412 (Handicapped Parking Permit 117402), lo201e-3e621
North LinderAvenue, a|1647 (Handicapped Parking Permit 117138), lo201e-39631 5t29t2019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERIUEN 165
Alderman Location And Permit Number
North Lockwood Avenue, at 1707 (Handicapped Parking Permit 114535); lo201e-39641
North LorelAvenue, at 641 (Handicapped Parking Permit 120103); lo201e-39661
North Luna Avenue, at 1823 (Handicapped Parking Permit 116221), lo2o19-39671
North LunaAvenue, at 1831 (Handicapped Parking Permit 116960); lo201e-3e6el
North Pine Avenue, at 200 (Handicapped Parking Permit 120099); lozo1e-3e701
West Rice Street, at 4958 (Handicapped Parking Permit 120080); 1C2019-3972)
West Thomas Street, at4318 (Handicapped Parking Permit 117140), IO2O19-3e731
SPOSA TO (3Bth Ward) North [Vlarmora Avenue, at 4607 (Handicapped Parking Permit 118319); lo201e-39751
North Newland Avenue, at 3728 (Handicapped Parking Permit 118327), lo201e-3e761
North OdellAvenue, at 3811 (Handicapped Parking Permit 113039); 102019-39771
North Oriole Avenue, at 3873 (Handicapped Parking Permit 113072), [o201e-3979]
North Paris Avenue, at 3405 (Handicapped Parking Permit 113059); lo2o1e-3e80I North Pittsburgh Avenue, at 3335 (Handicapped Parking Permit 1 18315); 102019-39811 166 JOU RNAL--C ITY COU NC I L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Alderman Location And Permit Number
West Warner Avenue, at 5220 (Handicapped Parking Permit 119502); 1C2019-3982I
VASQUEZ (40th Ward) West Benruyn Avenue, at2428 (Handicapped Parking Permit 116520)', [o2o1e-3e84] West Granville Avenue, at 2111 (Handicapped Parking Permit 120296); 102019-39861
NAPOLITANO (41't Ward) North Delphia Avenue, at 5024 (Handicapped Parking Permit 115766); 1C2019-39871
S/LYERSIE/N (50th Ward) North Artesian Avenue, at 6308 (Handicapped Parking Permit 119259); lo2o1e-3e8eI
North Campbell Avenue, at 6738 (Handicapped Parking Permit 117243), lo201e-3ee1I
North Claremont Avenue, at 6429 (Handicapped Parking Permit 117242); lo201e-39921
North Sacramento Avenue, at 6335 (Handicapped Parking Permit 119263). lo201e-3ee3l
Referred -- AIvIENDIVENT OF PROHIBITION OF PARKING AT ALL TIN/ES (Disabled Permit Parking)
The aldermen named below presented proposed ordinances to amend previously passed ordinances which prohibited the parking of vehicles at all times on portions of specified public ways, which were Referred to the Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety, as follows: 5t29t2019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERIVEN 167
Alderman Location And Permit Number
THOMPSON (11th Ward) Amend ordinance by striking: "South Wells Street, at 3200 (on side of 32nd Street) (Handicapped Parking Permit 96317)"; 1C2019-39481
QU/NN (13th Ward) Amend ordinance by striking: "South Knox Avenue, at 6435 (Handicapped Parking Permit 1 13518)"; lo2o1e-38961
Amend ordinance by striking: "South Melvina Avenue, at 5531 (Handicapped Parking Permit 93731 )"; lo2o1e-38e5I
Amend ordinance by striking: "South Neenah Avenue, at 6236
(Handicapped Parking Permit 4987 3)" ; IO2O19-38981 Amend ordinance by striking: "West 63'd Place, at 5252 (Handicapped Parking Permit 1 1 1 502)"', lo201e-38e41
CURIlS (1Bth Ward) Amend ordinance by striking: "South Campbell Avenue, at 7227 (Handicapped Parking Permit 102013)", 1C2019-3e46I
Amend ordinance by striking: "West B3'd Place, at 3316 (Handicapped Parking Permit 75583)"; lo201e-3e4eI
ERVIN (28th Ward) Amend ordinance by striking: "West Gladys Avenue, at 3908 (Handicapped Parking Permit 93355)"; lo201e-39e01
WAGUESPACK (32nd Ward) Amend ordinance by striking: "West Schubert Avenue, al 232O (Handicapped Parking Permit 3377)", lo201e-4000I 168 JOU RNAL--C ITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
MITTS (37th Ward) Amend ordinance by striking: "West Crystal Street, at 4824 (Handicapped Parking Permit 1 1 1033)"; lo2o1e-40031
VASQUEZ (40th Ward) Amend ordinance by striking: "West Gunnison Street, at 2700 (Handicapped Parking Permit 1 1 0269)"; 102019-40041
TUNNEY (44th Ward) Amend ordinance by striking: "North Clifton Avenue, at 3742
(Handicapped Parking Permit 18239)" ; 102019-38331
S/LYERSIE/N (5Oth Ward) Amend ordinance by striking: "West Granville Avenue, at 2121 (Handicapped Parking Permit I 1337 1)", lo2o19-4014)
Amend ordinance by striking: "North [Vlozart Street, at 6428 (Handicapped Parking Permit 1 13348)"; lo201e-40121
Amend ordinance by striking: "North Sacramento Avenue, at 6339
(Handicapped Parking Permit 99322)" . [o2019-4005]
Referred -- ESTABLISHIVENT OF RESIDENTIAL PERIMIT PARKING ZONES
The aldermen named below presented a proposed ordinance and orders to establish residential permit parking zones at the locations designated and for the distances and times specified, which were Referred to the Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safefy, as follows: 5t29t2019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERMEN 169
Alderman Location, Distance And Time
BURKE (14th Ward) 5400 -- 5443 South Mozart Street -- at all times - all days; lOr2o19-2171
South Sawyer Avenue (both sides) in the 5400 block, from West 54th Street to West 55th Street: at alltimes - all days; [Or2019-216]
South St. Louis Avenue (east side) in the 5500 block, from 5515 to 5557 South St. Louis Avenue : at all times - all days; [Or2019-215]
TABARES (23'd Ward) West 64th Place (north side) in the 7100 block, from South Nottingham Avenue to the first alley west thereof - at all times - all days; lOr2019-2191
BURNETT (27th Ward) West Warren Avenue (south side) from 2635 to 2673 '- 8:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. -- Monday through Friday; lo201e-39831
ERVIN (28th Ward) 4510 -- 4538 West Harrison Street (north side) - at all times - all days; lOr2019-2221
VILLEGAS (36th Ward) North Natchez Avenue in the 2200 block, from 2201 -- 2259 (on odd numbered side of the block) - at all times - all days. lOr2o19-2231
RefeTTed -- AIVIENDMENT OF RESIDENTIAL PERMIT PARKING ZONES.
The aldermen named below presented proposed ordinances and orders to amend previously passed ordinances which established residential permit parking zones on portions of specified public ways, which were Referred to the Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety, as follows: 170 JOU RNAL--C ITY COU NC I L--CH ICAGO 512912019
Alderman Location, Distance And Time
DOWELL (3'd Ward) Amend ordinance which established Residential Permit Parking Zone 1676 al all times to include East 23'd Street, from South tVlichigan Avenue to South lndiana Avenue; lo201e-38911
KING .1061 (4th Ward) Amend ordinance by striking: -- 1147 South Park Terrace -- Residential Permit Parking Zone 1676" and inserting in lieu thereof: "935 -- 1147 South Park Terrace -- Residential Permit Parking Zone 1676"; lOr2o19-202)
HARRIS (8th Ward) Amend ordinance which established a residential permit parking zone in the 1051 -- 11O1block of East 80th Street (alley east of South Dobson Avenue to South Greenwood Avenue) (south side) at all times to include 1052 East 80th Street -- Residential Permit Parking Zone 353; [Or2019-191]
BURKE (14th Ward) Amend ordinance passed July 13, 1995 (Journal of the Proceedings of the City Council of the City of Chicago, page 4644) by striking: "West Fillmore Street, from South Independence Boulevard to South Springfield Avenue -- Residential Permit Parking Zone 217"; l0201e-3e551
CURTIS (18th Ward) Amend ordinance by striking. "West 81't Place, at 3500 -- 3551 (both sides) -- Residential Permit Parking Zone 2171" and inserting in lieu thereof: "West 81't Place, at 3500 -- 3550 (north side) and 3531 3551 (south side) Residential Permit Parking Zone 2171"', lo201e-39451 5t29t2419 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERTVIEN 171
Alderman Location, Distance And Time
MALDONADO (26th Ward) Amend ordinance by striking. "2300 block of West Ohio Street (both sides) - at alltimes -- all days"; lor2019-2211
ERVIN (28th Ward) Amend ordinance by striking: "West Van Buren Street, between 3800 and 3899 (both sides) -- at all times - Sunday through Saturday - Residential Permit Parking Zone 2026". lo2o1e-39881
Referred - ESTABLISHTUENT OF 20 MILES PER HOUR SPEED LIMIT ON PORTION OF N. CLARK ST. lo201e-40101
Alderman Cappleman (46th Ward) presented a proposed ordinance to establish a 20 miles per hour speed limitation for vehicular traffic movement on North Clark Street, from West Wilson Avenue to West Lawrence Avenue, which was Referred to the Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety.
Referred -- ESTABLISHIMENT OF TOW-AWAY ZONES
The aldermen named below presented proposed ordinances to establish tow-away zones, at the locations designated, for the distances and times specified, which were Referred to the Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety, as follows:
Alderman Location, Distance And Time
QU/NN (13th Ward) West 56th Street (south side) from 6400 West 56th Street to 6300 West 56th Street -- no parking tow-away zone -- 8:OO A.tvl. to 4:30 P.tr/. (school days); lo2o19-3Be7l 172 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NC I L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Alderman Location, Distance And Time
SCOTT (24th Ward) West Arthington Street at the intersection of South Spaulding Avenue (all corners) - at alltimes - all days; lo201e-40151
REILLY (42nd Ward) West Erie Street (south side) from a point 0 feet west of North Hudson Avenue to a point 85 feet west thereof -- no parking tow-away zone (left arrow) approximately 85 feet -- at all times -- all days (public benefit); lo2o19-40071
S/LYERSIE/N (50th Ward) North Troy Street, from West Devon Avenue to the first alley south thereof -- no parking tow-away zone -- 11:00 P.M. to 5:00 A.M. -- all days. lo2o19-4013I
Referred -- INSTALLATION OF TRAFFIC WARNING SIGNS
The aldermen named below presented proposed orders directing the Commissioner of Transportation to give consideration to the installation of traffic signs of the nature indicated at the locations specified, which were Referred to the Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety, as follows:
Alderman Location And Type Of Sign
KING (4th Ward) East 35th Street and South Rhodes Avenue - "All-Way Stop"; lOr2019-2051
THOMPSON (11th Ward) South NormalAvenue and West 31't Street -- "All-Way Stop"; lor2019-2141 5t29t2019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERTMEN 173
Alderman Location And Type Of Sign
QU/NN (13th Ward) West 63'd Place and South l/enard Avenue -- "All-Way Stop"; lOr2019-1921
BROOKIA/S (21't Ward) South Lowe Avenue and West 87th Street -- "Stop"; lOr2019-1891
SCOTT (24th Ward) West Arthington Street and South Spaulding Avenue -- "Three-Way Stop". lOr2019-2201
Referred - ESTABLISHIMENT OF ONE-HOUR PARKING AT 8305 -- 8313 S. PULASKI RD. 102019-39471
Alderman Curtis (18th Ward) presented a proposed ordinance to establish a one-hour parking at 8305 -- 8313 South Pulaski Road (east side) from West 83'd Street to the first alley south thereof - at all times -- all days (public benefit), which was Referred to the Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety.
Referred - ESTABLISHTVIENT OF TWO-HOUR PARKING ON PORTIONS OF VARIOUS STREETS.
The aldermen named below presented proposed ordinances to establish two-hour parking on portions of various streets, which were Referred to the Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety, as follows: 174 JOU RNAL-.CITY COU NC I L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Alderman Location
QU/A/N (13th Ward) 5807 West 63'd Street -- 9:00 A.tr4. to 5:00 P.t\I. -- tVlonday through Friday; lo201e-38eel
VILLEGAS (36th Ward) 5600 -- 5614 West Waveland Avenue, from North Central Avenue to the alley (both north and south sides) - at alltimes -- Monday through Sunday. lo2o1e-4001I
Referred -- ERECTION OF "NO LEFT TURN" ON N. NORTH PARK AVE. AND W. NORTH AVE. to2019-39851 Alderman Burnett (27th Ward) presented a proposed ordinance to establish no left turn at North North Park Avenue and West North Avenue (southwest corner) - 7.00 A.l\I. to 9:00 A.lM. and 2:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. -- Monday through Friday, which was Referred to the Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety.
Referred -- ESTABLISHTMENT OF NO TRUCK PARKING AT 1800 -- 1959 W. 76TH ST. [Or2019-218)
Alderman [Vloore (17th Ward) presented a proposed order to establish no truck parking anytime at 1800 -- 1959West 76'n Street, north and south curb, which was Referredtothe Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety.
Referred - ESTABLISHNIENT OF NO SEIVI-TRUCK PARKING AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS WITHIN 41ST WARD. 1C2019-40061
Alderman Napolitano (41stWard) presented a proposed ordinance to establish no parking of semi{ruck signs at 8600 -- 8800 West Gregory Street, 8600 -- BB00 West Catalpa Avenue, 5500 North Delphia Avenue and 5500 North Oakview Avenue -- at all times -- 5t29t2019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERMEN 175
all days (public benefit), which was Referred to the Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety.
2, ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS.
REfETTEd -- ZONING RECLASSIFICATIONS OF PARTICULAR AREAS.
The aldermen named below presented two proposed ordinances amending the Chicag.o Zoning Ordinance for the purpdse of reclassifylng p_articular areas, which were Refened to the Commiftee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Standards, as follows:
BY ALDERMAN BEALE (9th Ward):
To classify as an RS2 Residential Single-Unit (Detached House) District instead of an M1-1 timiteO Manufacturing/Busines-s Park District the area shown on Map Number 32-E bounded by:
East 130th Street; South St. Lawrence Avenue; East 131st Street; and a line 400 feet west of and parallel to South St. Lawrence Avenue (common address: 525 East 130th Street). 1o2019-3e40I
BY ALDERMAN QU/NN (13th Ward): To classify as an RS2 Residential Single-Unit (Detached Hous-e) D.istrict.instead of a 81-1 Neighborhood Shopping District the area shown on Map Number 14-M bounded by:
the alley next north of and parallel to West 63'd Street a line 7-4:29 f-eet. west of and paraltelio South Monitor Avbnue; West 63'd Street; and a line 170.26 feet west of and (common address: 5842 -- 5848 West 63d Street). iarallel to South Monitor Avenue ^_ 1c2019-39421
3. CLATMS
None 176 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
4. UNCLASS IFIED MATTERS,
(Arranged ln Order According To Ward Number)
Proposed ordinances, orders and resolutions were presented by the aldermen named below, respectively, and were acted upon by the City Council in each case in the manner noted, as follows:
Presented By
ALDERMAN LA SPATA (1"tWard):
Referred -- ISSUANCE OF PERIMIT FOR SIGN/SIGNBOARD AT 2577 -- 2665 N. ELSTON AVE, [Or2019-209]
A proposed order for the issuance of a permit to install a sign/signboard at 2577 -- 2665 North Elston Avenue, which was Referred to the Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Sfandards.
Presented By
ALDERMAN LA SPATA (1st Ward) And OTHERS:
Referred -- AMENDNIENT OF TITLE 2 OF I/UNICIPAL CODE BY ADDING NEW CHAPTER 2-83 ENTITLED "CIVILIAN POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY COUNC]L''. lo201e-3e431
A proposed ordinance, presented by Aldermen La Spata, Sadlowski Garza, Taylor, Rodriguez, Sigcho-Lopez, Maldonado, Cardona, Rodriguez-Sanchez, Ramirez-Rosa, fi/itts, Vasquez, Ir/artin and Hadden, to amend Title 2 of the Municipal Code of Chicago by adding new Chapter 2-83 to establish a municipal office to be known as the Civilian Police Accountability Council (CPAC) composed of elected individuals, one from each police district in the City, with voting powers in the council equal to the percentage of the population of the City that his or her district comprises; with powers to appoint a Superintendent of Police; adopt rules and regulations for the governance of the Department of Police; serve as a board to hear disciplinary actions; promulgate rules, regulations and 5t29t2419 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERTUEN 177
procedures for the conduct of the Civilian Police Accountability Council's investigations consistent with the requirements of collective bargaining agreements, due process of law and equal protection under the law, which was Referred to the Committee on Public Safety.
Presented By
ALDERMAN HOPKINS (2'd Ward):
Referred EXEI\i|PTION OF APPLICANTS FROM PHYSICAL BARRIER REQU]REIMENT PERTAINING TO ALLEY ACCESSIBILITY FOR PARKING FACILITIES.
Two proposed ordinances to exempt the applicants listed from the physical barrier requirement pertaining to alley accessibility for the parking facilities adjacent to the locations specified, pursuant to the provisions of Title 10, Chapter 20, Section 430 of the Municipal Code of Chicago, which were Referred to the Committee on Transpoftation and Public Way, as follows:
Near Loop Lofts LLC -- 2212 -- 2214 North Clybourn Avenue; and lo2a19-3856I
NJZ LLC -- 154 West Superior Street lo2o1e-38551
Presented By
ALDERMAN HOPKINS (2nd Ward) And ALDERMAN BURNETT (27th Ward):
Referred -- AIUENDT\IIENT OF SECTION 4-60-A22 OF MUNICIPAL CODE BY DELETING SUBSECTION 32.31 TO ALLOW ISSUANCE OF ADDITIONAL ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR LICENSES ON PORTION OF W. NORTH AVE. 1C2019-38581
A proposed ordinance to amend Title 4, Chapter 60, Section 022 of the lVunicipal Code of Chicago by deleting subsection 32.31 which restricted the issuance of additional alcoholic 178 JOURNAL--CITY COU NC I L--CHICAGO 5129t2019
liquor licenses on West North Avenue, from North Clybourn Avenue to the north branch of the Chicago River, which was Referred to the Committee on License and Consumer Protection.
Presented By
ALDERMAN DOWELL (3'd Ward):
Referred AI\IIENDtUENT OF SECTION 9-92-100 OF IVIUNICIPAL CODE CONCERNING DISPOSAL OF IIMPOUNDED UNCLAIIVIED IUOTOR VEHICLES. 102019-38641
A proposed ordinance to amend Title 9, Chapter 92, Section '100 of the lVunicipal Code of Chicago authorizing the Superintendent of Police or the Commissioner of Streets and Sanitation to allow the disposal or other disposition of an impounded motor vehicle remaining unclaimed for a period of 1B days after notice has been given or during that 1B-day period an additional notice has been sent by first class mail tb the registered owner, lienholder or other person legally entitled to possession; allowing an impounded motor vehicle's registered owner to relinquish ownership of the motor vehicle to the City of Chicago by executing an assignment and warranty of title and allowing the City to dispose of the vehicle pursuant to the tVlunicipal Purchasing Act; requiring any amounts received from the disposal of the impounded motor vehicle to be applied to any costs, fees, fines or other penalties associated with the impoundment; and further, requiring any funds in excess of the impoundment costs owed to be applied to any other debts due and owing the City by the registered owner and any amounts remaining will be paid to the registered owner who relinquished the title to the City, which was Referred to the Committee on the Budget and G ove rn m e nt O pe ration s.
Presented By
ALDERMAN KING (4th Ward)
Referred -- AN/ENDH/IENT OF SECTION 4-244-140 OF N/UNICIPAL CODE IO PROHIBIT PEDDLING ON VARIOUS PORTIONS OF PUBLIC WAY WITHIN 4rrr WARD lo2a1e-3e231
A proposed ordinance to amend Title 4, Chapter 244, Section 140 of the lVlunicipal Code of Chicago to prohibit peddling of any merchandise or any other article or thing at any time 5t29t2019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERTVIEN 179
on portions of the public way beginning at the .intersection of East 42nd Place and South Berkeley Avenue; thence east on East 42nd Place to South Oakenwald Avenue; thence south on South Oakenwald Avenue to East 44|h Place; thence west on East 44th Place to South Lake Park Avenue; thence north on South Lake Park Avenue to East 44th Street; thence west on East 44th Street to South Greenwood Avenue; thence north on South Greenwood Avenue to East 44th Street; thence west on East 44th Street to South Berkeley Avenue; and thence north on South Berkeley Avenue to the place of the beginning, whilh was Referred to the Committee on License and Consumer Protection.
REfETTEd EXEMPTION OF SBS LLC FROTVI PHYSICAL BARRIER REQUIREMENT PERTAINING TO ALLEY ACCESSIBILITY FOR PARKING FACILITIES. lo201e-3e03I
Also, a proposed ordinance to exempt SBS LLC from the physical barrier requirement pertaining to alley accessibility for the parking facilities for 4639 South Langley Avenue, pursuant-to the frovisions of Title 10, Chapter 20, Section 430 of the Municipal Code of bhicago, which was Referred to the Committee on Transpoftation and Public Way.
Presented By
ALDERMA,N HAIRSTON (sth Ward) And OTHERS:
Referrect ATUENDIVIENT OF CHAPTER 2-84 OF IUUNICIPAL CODE BY REQUIRING DEPARTIUENT OF POLICE TO IMAINTAIN AND PROVIDE SERVICE PROVIDER LIST OF ALL NONPROFIT AND GOVERNIVIENT LEGAL SERVICES PROVIDING FREE LEGAL REPRESENTATION TO ARRESTEES. 1o2019-3873I
A proposed ordinance, presented by Aldermen Hairston, King, Sawyer, Sadlowski Gatza, Moore, Curtis, Taylor, Brookins, Waguespack, Rodriguez-Sanchez, Smith and Hadden, to amend Title 2, Chapter 84 of the tV{unicipal Cocle of Chicago by modifying Section 2-84-104 and adding new Section 2-84-235 to require the Department and Superintendent of Police to maintain and post an updated list of all nonprofit and government legal service providers that provide free legal representation to arrestees in all police stations and facilities where arrestees are held in custody and further, to require members of the Department of Police to 180 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NCIL.-CHICAGO 5t2912019
inform an arrestee in custody, within one hour of arrival, their right to have free legal counsel, provide a complete list of all nonprofit and government legal service providers including their phone numbers and access to a telephone, which was Referred to the Committee on Public Safety.
Referred -- CALL ON CIVILIAN OFFICE OF POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY (COPA) TO ADDRESS CURRENT PROCEDURES FOR INVESTIGATING POLICE MISCONDUCT AND PROVIDE REPORT ON STATUS OF AGENCY. lR201e-3471 Also, a proposed resolution, presented by Aldermen Hairston, Dowell, Sawyer, Sadlowski Garza, Coleman, Moore, Taylor, Waguespack and Hadden, calling on the Civilian Office of Police Accountability (COPA) to testify before the City Council regarding current procedures for investigating complaints and misconduct against Chicago police officers, the internalized bias to piotect Chicago police officers who are accused of misconduct from discipline, and whether documentation is kept when COPA's Chief Administrator Sydney Roberts disagrees with the investigative findings and disciplinary recommendations of the agency's investigators; and further, to provide a report on the status of the Civilian Office of Police Accountability (COPA), which was Referred to the Committee on Public Safefy.
Presented By
ALDERMAN SAWYER 16tn Ward), ALDERMAN HAIRSTON (sth Ward) And OTHERS:
Referred CONDET\INATION OF LEGISLATIVE EFFORTS TO DltvllNlSH REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS OF WOIUEN GRANTED UNDER ROE V, WADE. lR201e-3481
A proposed resolution, presented by Aldermen Sawyer, Hairston, La Spata, Hopkins, Dowell, King, Mitchell, Harris, Thompson, C6rdenas, Quinn, Burke, Lopez, Coleman, Moore, Curtis, Taylor, Tabares, Scott, Sigcho-Lopez, Ervin, Taliaferro, Waguespack, Rodriguez-Sanchez, Austin, Ramirez-Rosa, Villegas, Mitts, Vasquez, Reilly, Smith, Tunney and bsterman, condemning the promulgation and recent enactment of unlawful 5t29t2019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERIUEN 181
and unconstitutional legislation to repress the sexual and reproductive rights of women that have been adjudicated, upheld, guaranteed and protected by the 14th Amendment to the United States Constitution, which was Referred to the Committee on Human Relations and Health.
Presented By
ALDERMAN MITCHELL 17t''' Ward):
Referred -- EXEIMPTION OF LITTLE APPLE SEEDS LEARNING ACADEIVIY FROM PHYSICAL BARRIER REQUIREIVIENT PERTAINING TO ALLEY ACCESSIBILIry FOR PARKING FACILITIES. lo201e-3878I
A proposed ordinance to exempt Little Apple Seeds Learning Academy from the physical barrier requirement pertaining to alley accessibility for the parking facilities for 2672 -- 2674 East 75th Street, 1't Floor, pursuant to the provisions of Title 10, Chapter 20, Section 430 of the Municipal Code of Chicago, which was Referred to the Committee on Transportation and Public Way.
Presented By
ALDERMAN SADLOWSKI GARZA (1Oth Ward):
Referred EXEIVIPTION OF APPLICANTS FROTU PHYSICAL BARRIER REQUIREMENT PERTAINING TO ALLEY ACCESSIBILITY FOR PARKING FACILITIES.
Two proposed ordinances to exempt the applicants listed from the physical barrier requirement pertaining to alley accessibility for the parking facilities adjacent to the locations specified, pursuant to the provisions of Title 10, Chapter 20, Section 430 of the lVlunicipal Code of Chicago, which were Referred to the Committee on Transportation and Public Way, as follows: 182 JOURNAL--C lTY COUNCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Christian Fellowship Flock -- 10724 South Ewing Avenue; and 102019-3850I
Citywide Rims, Sound and Security * 9601 South Ewing Avenue. 102019-38511
Presented By
ALDERMAN SADLOWSKI GARZA (1Oth Ward), ALDERMAN RODRIGUEZ (224 Ward) And OTHERS:
Referred -- AMENDIVIENT OF TITLE 1 OF IUUNICIPAL CODE BY ADDING NEW CHAPTER 1.25 ENTITLED "CHICAGO FAIR WORKWEEK ORDINANCE". 1o2019-3e281
I A proposed ordinance, presented by Aldermen Sadlowski Garza, Rodriguez, La Spata, Dowell, King, Hairston, C6rdenas, Moore, Curtis, Taylor, Brookins, Tabares, Sigcho-Lopez, Maldonado, Burnett, Ervin, Taliaferro, Cardona, Waguespack, Rodriguez-Sanchez, Austin, Ramirez-Rosa, Villegas, [/litts, Vasquez, Gardiner, l\ilafiin, Osterman, Hadden and Silverstein, to amend Title 1 of the Municipal Code of Chicago by adding new Chapter 1-25 to enact and enforce fair and equitable employment scheduling practices in the City of Chicago and to provide working people with protections that ensure employer scheduling practices do not unreasonably prevent workers from attending to their families, health, education and other personal and familial obligations, which was Referred to the Committee on Workforce Development.
Presented By
ALDERMAN THOMPSON (11th Ward):
Referred ISSUANCE OF PERIUITS FOR SIGNS/SIGNBOARDS AT 3855 S. HALSTED ST.
Three proposed orders for the issuance of permits to install signs/signboards at 512912019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERIUEN 183
3855 South Halsted Street, which were Referred to the Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Standards, as follows:
one signisignboard measuring 20 square feet (Permit Number 100761780); lOr2019-2111
one sign/signboard measuring 20 square feet (Permit Number 100761781); and lOr2A19-2121
one sign/signboard measuring 204 square feet. [012019-210]
Presented By
ALDERMAN CARDENAS (12th Ward):
Referred STANDARDIZATION OF PORTION OF S. PAULINA ST. AS -HONORARY JOSEPH F. FERGUSON WAY'. 102019-38541
A proposed ordinance directing the Commissioner of Transportation to take the necessary action for the standardization of the west side of South Paulina Street, between West 32nd Place and West 33'd Place, as "Honorary Joseph F. Ferguson Way", which was Referred fo the Committee on Transportation and Public Way.
Presented By
ALDERMAN BURKE (14tt' Ward):
Referred -- CORRECTION OF APRIL 10, 2A19 CITY COUNCIL JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS, la2a19-38121
A proposed ordinance to correct the April 18, 2019 Journal of the Proceedings of the City Council of the City of Chicago by showing Alderman Edward M. Burke was absent for the omnibus vote, which was Referred ta the Committee on Committees and Ru/es. 184 JOURNAL--CITY COUNC I L--CHICAGO 5t29t2019
Presented By
ALDERMAN MOORE (17tn Ward):
Referred -- AIUENDMENT OF SECTION 4-60-023 OF IVIUNICIPAL CODE BY DELETING SUBSECTION 17.288 TO ALLOW ISSUANCE OF ADDITIONAL PACKAGE GOODS LICENSES ON PORTION OF W. 69TH ST. lo201e-3849I
A proposed ordinance to amend Title 4, Chapter 60, Section A23 of the lvlunicipal Code of Chicago by deleting subsection 17.288 which restricted the issuance of additional package goods licenses on West 69th Street, from South Hamlin Avenue to South Damen Avenue, which was Referred ta the Committee on License and Consumer Protection.
Referred -- AMENDIVTENT OF SECTION 4-60-023 OF IUUNICIPAL CODE BY DELETING SUBSECTION 17,355 TO ALLOW ISSUANCE OF ADDITIONAL PACKAGE GOODS LICENSES ON PORTIONS OF W, LITHUANIAN PLAZA CT. AND w' 71sr sr' rozo19-38521
Also, a proposed ordinance to amend Title 4, Chapter 60, Section 023 of the Municipal Code of Chicago by deleting subsection 17.355 which restricted the issuance of additional package goodi licenses on ttre north side of West Lithuanian Plaza Court, from South California Avenue to South Maplewood Avenue; thence on both sides of West Lithuanian Plaza Court, from South Maplewood Avenue to South Artesian Avenue; and on the north side of West 71't Street, from South Campbell Avenue to South Artesian Avenue, which was Referred to the Committee on License and Consumer Protection.
Presented By
ALDERMAN MALDONADO (26th Ward) And ALDERMAN LA SPATA (1st Ward):
Referred AMENDI\IENT OF CHAPTER 4-60 OF I\IUNICIPAL CODE BY DELETTNG SUBSECTTONS 4-60-022 (1.79) AND 4-60-A23 G7.97) T0 ALLOW ISSUANCE OT ADDITIONAL ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR AND PACKAGE GOODS LICENSES ON PORTIONS OF N. KIMBALL AVE. AND W. GRAND AVE. lo201e-3e121
A proposed ordinance to amend Title 4, Chapter 60 clf the Municipal Code of Chicago by 5t29t2019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERMEN 185
deleting subsections 4-60-022 (1.79) and 4-60-023 (27.97) which restricted the issuance of additional alcoholic liquor and package goods licenses, respectively, on North Kimball Avenue, from West Cortland Street to West North Avenue; and on the south side of West Grand Avenue, from North Hamlin Avenue to North Pulaski Road, which was Referred to the Committee on License and Consumer Protection.
Presented By
ALDERMAN BURNETT (27th Ward):
Referred EXEMPT]ON OF APPLICANTS FROIVI PHYSICAL BARRIER REQUIREI\4ENT PERTAINING TO ALLEY ACCESSIBILITY FOR PARKING FACILITIES.
Ten proposed ordinances to exempt the applicants listed from the physical barrier requirement pertaining to alley accessibility for the parking facilities adjacent to the locations specified, pursuant to the provisions of Title 10, Chapter 20, Section 430 of the Municipal Code of Chicago, which were Referred to the Committee on Transportation and Public Way, as follows:
Dollar Tree Store -- 3401West Chicago Avenue; lozo1e-38751
Gerber Collision and Glass -- 1100 West Huron Street, 102019-38771
Alejandro Morales -- 643 * 645 North Kedzie Avenue; l02o19-3874I
Old Town Luxury Suites LLC -- 155 -- 159 West North Avenue; 1o2019-38821
Red Top Parking, lnc. * 1612 -- 1624 West fi/adison Street, 1626 -- 1632 West ltladison Street and 1640 -- 1654 West l\i]adison Street; 1o2019-38861
Red Top Parking, lnc. -- 1643 -- 1647 West Warren Boulevard; lo201e-3B7el 186 JOU RNAL--ClTY COUNCI L--CHICAGO 5t29t2019
Universal Electric Foundry, lnc. -- 1523 West Hubbard Street; lo201e-38801
23 Jackson LLC -- 2304 -- 2308 West Jackson Boulevard; lo201e-38811
730 Randolph LLC --728 --732West Randolph Street; and 102019-38841
2324 Fulton LLC -- 2135 West Carroll Avenue lo201e-3876I
Referred -- ISSUANCE OF PERIVIIT FOR SIGN/SIGNBOARD AT 1500 W. CARROLL AVE. lOr2019-2131
Also, a proposed order directing the Commissioner of Buildings to issue a permit to Neon Prism Electric Sign Company, lnc. to install a sign/signboard at 1500 West Carroll Avenue, which was Refe rred to the Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Sfandards.
Presented By
ALDERMAN ERVIN (28th Ward):
Referrect -- EXEI\f,PTION OF ASPEN REALTY LLC FROIVI PHYSICAL BARRIER REQUIREI\4ENT PERTAINING TO ALLEY ACCESSIBILITY FOR PARKING FACILITIES. l0201e-38851
A proposed ordinance to exempt Aspen Realty LLC from the physical barrier requirement pertaining to alley accessibility for the parking facilities for 2315 West Taylor Street, pursuant to the provisions of Title 10, Chapter 20, Section 430 of the l\Iunicipal Code of Chicago, which was Referred to the Committee on Transportation and Public Way. 5t29t2019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERIVIEN 187
Presented BY
ALDERMAN WAGUESPACK (32n0 Ward):
Referred EXEMPTION OF APPLICANTS FROIU PHYSICAL BARRIER REQUIRETUENT PERTAINING TO ALLEY ACCESSIBILITY FOR PARKING FAClLITIES.
Two proposed ordinances to exempt the applicants listed from the physical barrier requirement pertaining to altey accessibility for the parking facilities adjacent to the locations specified, pursuant to the provisions of Title 10, Chapter 20, Section 430 of the Municipal Code of Chicago, which were Referred to the Committee on Transportation and Public Way, as follows:
Canine Perspective, lnc. -- 2700 North Campbell Avenue; and lo201e-38881
2048 North Wood LLC - 2034 -- 2048 North Wood Street and 2034 North Avondale Avenue. 1o2019-38871
Referred -- ISSUANCE OF PERMITS FOR SIGNS/SIGNBOARDS'
Also, five proposed orders for the issuance of permits to install signs/signboards at the locations specified, which were Refe rred to the Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Sfandards, as follows:
one sign/signboard al 2401 North Clybourn Avenue; IOr2019-203]
one signisignboard al250l North Damen Avenue -- northwest corner elevation; [O12019-200] 1BB JOU RNAL--CITY COUNCIL--CHICAGO 5t29t2019
one sign/signboard at2SOl North Damen Avenue -- southeast corner elevation; [Or2019-2411
one sign/signboard a|1917 West Fullerton Avenue -- north (Fullerton Avenue) elevation; and lOr2019-1981
one sign/signboard at 1917 West Fullerton Avenue -- south (Elston Avenue) elevation' lOr2o19-199I
Presented BY
ALDERMAN AUSTIN (34th Ward):
Referred -- AMENDMENT OF SECTION 4-6A'022 OF I\nUNICIPAL CODE BY DELETING SUBSECTION 34.9 TO ALLOW ISSUANCE OF ADDITIONAL ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR LICENSES ON PORTION OF W. 11gTH ST. Io2019-3844]
A proposed ordinance to amend Title 4, Chapter 60, Section O22 of the ttlunicipal Code of Chicago by deleting subsection 34.9 which restricted the issuance of additional alcoholic liquor licenses on West 119th Street, from South [Vlorgan Street to South Halsted Street, which was Referred to the Committee on License and Consumer Protection.
Referred STANDARDIZATION OF PORTION OF S. IVIORGAN ST' AS -PRINCIPAL IVIICHELLE L. VAN ALLEN WAY". 1o2019-38461
Also, a proposed ordinance directing the Commissioner of Transportation to take the '10399), necessary action for the standardization of South lVlorgan Street (10300 to between 5t29t2019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERIVIEN 189
West 103'd Street and West 104['Street, as "Principal lVichelle L. Van Allen Way", which was Referred to the Committee on Transpartation and Public Way.
Presented By
ALDERMAN RAMIREZ-ROSA (35th Ward):
Referred -- AN/ENDIMENT OF SECTION 4-60-A22 OF IUUNICIPAL CODE BY DELETING SUBSECTION 35,82 TO ALLOW ISSUANCE OF ADDITIONAL ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR LICENSES ON PORTION OF N. IVIILWAUKEE AVE. lo201e-3860I
A proposed ordinance to amend Title 4, Chapter 60, Section 022 of the Nlunicipal Code of Chicago by deleting subsection 35.82 which restricted the issuance of additional alcoholic liquor licenses on North N/lilwaukee Avenue, from North Kedzie Avenue to North Kimball Avenue, which was Re/erred to the Committee on License and Consumer Protection.
Presented By
ALDERMAN VTLLEGAS (36il' Ward):
Referred -- EXEIVIPTION OF RAA REAL ESTATE, INC./ASHRAF IHIVUD AND ABDUL ODEH FRON/ PHYSICAL BARRIER REQUIREIMENT PERTAINING TO ALLEY ACCESSIBILITY FOR PARKING FAC|LlrlES. [o201e_3883]
A proposed ordinance to exempt RAA Real Estate, lnc.iAshraf lhmud and Abdul Odeh from the physical barrier requirement pertaining to alley accessibility for the parking facilities for 2341 North Narragansett Avenue, pursuant to the provisions of Title 10, Chapter 20, Section 430 of the [/unicipal Code of Chicago, which was Refen ed to the Comntitte:e on l-ranspoftation and Pulslic Way. 190 JOURNAL--CITY COUNCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Presented By
ALDERMAN MITTS (37th Ward)
Referred -- AMENDMENT OF SECTION 4-60-023 OF IMUNICIPAL CODE BY REPLACING SUBSECTIONS 37.18 AND 37.22 TO DISALLOW ISSUANCE OF ADDITIONAL PACKAGE GOODS LICENSES ON PORTIONS OF W. NORTH AVE. AND W. DIV]SION ST. 1C2019-3847I A proposed ordinance to amend Title 4, Chapter 60, Section 023 of the Municipal Code of Chicago by replacing subsections 37.18 and 37.22 to disallow the issuance of additional package goods licenses on West North Avenue, from North Long Avenue to North Central Avenue, and on West Division Street, from North Lavergne Avenue to North Laramie Avenue, which was Referred to the Committee on License and Consumer Protection.
Referred -- WAIVER OF SPECIAL EVENT LICENSE AND PERM]T FEES FOR ANOTHER CHANCE ASSEMBLY'S "PARADE FOR JESUS" EVENT. [Or2019-190] Also, a proposed order authorizing the Director of Revenue to waive the Tent and Canopy Permit, Food Vendor Licenses, Special Event Permit, ltinerant Merchant License, Street Closure and other permits and fees for Another Chance Assembly's "Parade for Jesus" event to be held at Lafollette Park, 1333 North Laramie Avenue, on Saturday, August 31, 2019, which was Referred to the Committee on Special Events, Cultural Affairs and Recreation.
Presented By
ALDERMAN NUGENT (39th Ward):
Referred EXETUPTION OF APPLICANTS FRO[\4 PHYSICAL BARRIER REQUIREIVIENT PERTAINING TO ALLEY ACCESSIBILITY FOR PARKING FACILITIES.
Two proposed ordinances to exempt the applicants listed from the physical barrier requirement pertaining to alley accessibility for the parking facilities adjacent to the locations specified, pursuant to the provisions of Title 10, Chapter 20, Section 430 of the ft/unicipal Code of Chicago, which were Referred to the Committee on Transportation and Public Way, as follows: 5t29t2019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERTVIEN 191
Hybrid Auto and Body Werks - 4733 -- 4735 North Pulaski Road; and lo2ole-38eol Showtime Audio, lnc. -- 4428 North Elston Avenue lo201e-388eI
Referred - ISSUANCE OF PERMITS FOR SIGNS/SIGNBOARDS AT 4659 W FOSTER AVE.
Also, three proposed orders for the issuance of permits to install signs/signboards at 4659 West Foster Avenue, which were Referred to the Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Standards, as follows:
Permit Number 1 0081451 6; lOr2019-204) Permit Number 100814517; and lOr2019-2071 Permit Number 100814518 lOr2019-2061
Presented By
ALDERMAN NAPOLITANO (41"t Ward):
Referred ISSUANCE OF PERMITS FOR SIGNS/SIGNBOARDS AT 7435 W TALCOTT AVE.
Two proposed orders for the issuance of permits to install signs/signboards at 7435 West Talcott Avenue, which were Referred to the Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Standards, as follows:
one sign/signboard at east elevation; and lOr2019-1941
one sign/signboard at north elevation lor2019-1931 192 JOURNAL--CITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Presented By
ALDERMAN REILLY 142"o Ward):
Referred -- AMENDMENT OF CHAPTER 2-84 OF MUNICIPAL CODE BY ADDING NEW SECTION 2-84-110 CONCERNING CONTRACTS TO ITVIPLETMENT DEPARTMENT-PROCURED OUTSI DE ETMPLOYMENT. lo2o19-3871I
A proposed ordinance to amend Title 2, Chapter 84 of the Municipal Code of Chicago by adding new Section2-84-110 authorizing the City to enter into contracts with third parties necessary to implement the Department-procured outside employment program established in a Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Chicago and The Fraternal Order of Police, Chicago Lodge Number 7, which was Referred to the Committee on the Budget and Government Operations.
Referred -- AMENDTVIENT OF CHAPTER 4-60 OF IVIUNICIPAL CODE BY ADDING NEW SECTION 4-60-145 REGARDING LICENSING REQUIREN4ENT FOR ARTUED SECURITY PERSONNEL. IO2O19-38701 Also, a proposed ordinance to amend Title 4, Chapter 60 of the Municipal Code of Chicago by adding new Section 4-60-145 prohibiting any licensed establishment from enlisting in the services of an armed person unless such armed person is a licensed private security contractor or a registered employee of a licensed private security contractor agency pursuant to Article 25 of the Private Detective, Private Alarm, Private Security, Fingerprint Vendor and Locksmith Act of 2004,225 ILCS 447125, et seq., which was Referred to the Committee on License and Consumer Protection.
Referred -- ANIENDIVENT OF SECTIONS 4-60-010 AND 4-60-140 OF IUUNICIPAL CODE TO PROHIBIT RIVERWALK VENUE LIQUOR LICENSEES FROTM SELLING SINGLE SERVING CONTAINERS OF WINE AND LIQUOR DURING OVERNIGHT HOURS. lo2ole-39081 Also, a proposed ordinance to amend Title 4, Chapter 60, Sections 010 and 140 of the [/unicipal Code of Chicago to prohibit Riverwalk Venue Liquor Licensees from selling, permitting to be sold, or giving away a single serving container of wine or liquor between the hours of 12'.00 A.tt/. (tt/idnight) and 7:00 A.lVl. or the legally established hour when licensee may commence the sale of package goods, whichever is later, which was Referred to the Committee on License and Consumer Protection. 5129t2019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERIUEN 193
Referred - AMENDTVIENT OF SECTION 8-4-060 OF MUNICIPAL CODE TO INCREASE FINES AND PENALTIES FOR VANDALISN/. lo201e-3861I
Also, a proposed ordinance to amend Title 8, Chapter 4, Section 060 of the Municipal Code of Chicago by increasing the fine of any person convicted of vandalism to $2,000 nor more than $3,000 for each offense, plus the actual costs incurred by the property owner or the city to abate, remediate, repair or remove the effects of the vandalism and may also be punished by an increased requirement to perform up to 2,000 hours of community service, under the procedures set forth in Section 1-2-1.1 of the lllinois Municipal Code, as amended, and the lllinois Code of Criminal Procedure of 1963, as amended, which was Referred to the Committee on Public Safety.
Referred -- AtvlENDt\4ENT OF TITLE I OF MUNICIPAL CODE TO PROHIBIT DRIFTING AND DRAG RACING ON PUBLIC WAYS. 102019-39441
Also, a proposed ordinance to amend Title 9 of the [tlunicipal Code of Chicago by including the definition of "Drifting" in Section 9-4-010 and prohibiting drifting and drag racing on any street, highway or other public way within the city, with violators subject to a fine of not less than $5,000 nor more than $10,000 for each offense and each day that the violation continues to constitute a separate and distinct offense with an inappropriate exhaust system being subject to a $500 fine for each offense and each day such violation continues to constitute a separate and distinct offense, which was Referred to the Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety.
Referred -- AMENDTVENT OF CHAPTER 9-52 OF MUNICIPAL CODE BY ADDING NEW SECTION 9-52-022 TO PROHIBIT BICYCLES ON CHICAGO RIVERWALK. 1C2019-38691
Also, a proposed ordinance to amend Title 9, Chapter 52 of the lMunicipal Code of Chicago by adding new Section9-52-022 to prohibit anyone of any age to ride a bicycle on the Chicago Riverwalk and to subject violators of this provision to a fine set forth in subsection (d) of Section 9-52-010 for each offense and each day a violation continues to constitute a separate and distinct offense, which was Referred to the Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety. 194 JOURNAL--CITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Referred AIVIENDt\4ENT OF SECTION 9-64-206 OF t\4UNICIPAL CODE CONCERNING HOURS OF OPERATION OF PARKING METERS ON PORTION OF N. LARRABEE ST. lo201e-3e36I
Also, a proposed ordinance to amend Title 9, Chapter 64, Section 206 of the tt/unicipal Code of Chicago to establish parking meter hours of operation on North Larrabee Street (west side), from East Erie Street to East Huron Street between the hours of 8:00 A.tVl. to 6:00 P.M., Monday through Sunday, which was Referred to the Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety.
Referred -- AMENDMENT OF YEAR 2019 ANNUAL APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE WITH]N CORPORATE FUND NO. 01OO. 1o2019-3868I
Also, a proposed ordinance to amend the Year 2019 Annual Appropriation Ordinance within Corporate Fund 0100, Finance General 099, Contractual Services 0100 concerning Professional Services for lnformation Technology Maintenance, Professional and Technical Services, Other Third Party Benefit Agreements and within the Vehicle Tax Fund 0300, City Clerk 025/Contractual Services 0100 concerning Software Maintenance and Licensing, which was Referred to the Committee on the Budget and Government Operations.
Referred -- AIVENDTUENT OF YEAR 2019 ANNUAL APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE WITHIN CORPORATE FUND NO. 01OO. lo201e-3866I
Also, a proposed ordinance to amend the Year 2019 Annual Appropriation Ordinance within Corporate Fund 0100, Finance General 099, Contractual Services 0100 concerning Professional Services for lnformation Technology Maintenance and within the Vehicle Tax Fund 0300, City Clerk 025/Contractual Services 0100 concerning Software [\4aintenance and Licensing, which was Referred to the Committee on the Budget and Government Operations. 5t29t2019 NEW BUS]NESS PRESENTED BY ALDERMEN 195
Referred -- AMENDMENT OF YEAR 2019 ANNUAL APPROPRIAT]ON ORDINANCE WITHIN CORPORATE FUND NO. 01OO. lo2o1e-38671 Also, a proposed ordinance to amend the Year 2019 Annual Appropriation Ordinance within Corporate Fund 0100, Finance General 099, Contractual Services 0100 concerning Professional and Technical Seryices, Other Third Party Benefit Agreements and within the Vehicle Tax Fund 0300, City Clerk O25/Contractual Services 0100 concerning Software ltlaintenance and Licensing, which was Referred to the Committee on the Budget and G ove rn m e nt O pe ration s.
Referred STANDARDIZATION OF PORTIONS OF W. ADAI\4S ST. AND S. DEARBORN ST. AS "JUDGE MILTON SHADUR WAY". lo201e-3863I Also, a proposed ordinance directing the Commissioner of Transportation to take the necessary action for the standardization of the northwest corner of West Adams Street and South Dearborn Street as "Judge Milton Shadur Way", which was Referred to the Committee on Transportation and Public Way.
Referred -- ATUENDMENT OF TAXICAB STAND NO. 7999 ON PORTION OF N. LASALLE ST. lo201e-3862I Also, a proposed ordinance to amend an ordinance passed by the City Council on April 13,2011 (Journal of the Proceedings of the City Council of the City of Chicago, page 115840) by striking. "Taxicab Stand Number799 on North LaSalle Street (west side), from a point 240 feet south of West Kinzie Street to a point 60 feet south thereof for 3 cabs" and inserting in lieu thereof: "No stopping, no standing, tow-away zone on North LaSalle Street (west side), from a point 240 feet south of West Kinzie Street to a point 60 feet south thereof', which was Referred to the Committee on Transportation and Public Way.
Referred -- ISSUANCE OF PERIMITS FOR SIGNS/SIGNBOARDS
Also, three proposed orders for the issuance of permits to install signs/si gnboards at the locations specified, which were Referred to the Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Standards, as follows. one sign/signboard at 58 East Oak Street - Permit Number 100815200', [Or2019-197] 196 JOURNAL--CITY COU NCl L--CH ICAGO 5129t2019
one sign/signboard at 58 East Oak Street - Permit Number 10081 5204; and lor2019-1961 one sign/signboard at32O West Ohio Street. lOr2019-1951
Presented By
ALDERMAN RETLLY (42"d Ward) And ALDERMAN HOPKINS (2'd Ward):
Referred AMENDMENT OF CHAPTER 4-244 OF MUNICIPAL CODE BY TUODIFYING PROVISIONS GOVERNING STREET PERFORTVIERS ON VARIOUS PORT]ONS OF PUBLIC WAY WITHIN 42ND WARD. 1C2019-39501
A proposed ordinance to amend Title 4, Chapter 244 of the Municipal Code of Chicago by modifying the provisions governing street performers on various portions of Michigan Avenue, Oak Street, the Chicago River; Dearborn Street and Van Buren Street and street performers whose performance includes the use of a bullhorn or loud and raucous electronic amplification, or an object that is struck manually or with a stick or similar item to produce a sharp percussive noise shall perform on Monday through Friday, only between the hours of 11:00 A.ttI. and 1:00 P.M., and between 4:00 P.l\4. and 8:00 P.M. and on Saturday and Sunday perform only between 11:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.; two violations of subsection 4-244-16a(d) within a 12-month period or three violations of any other provision of Article lll of this chapter shall have their street performer permit revoked and ineligible to reapply for a 12-month period beginning on the date the revocation order is entered and enforceable, which was Referred to the Committee on License and Consumer Protection.
Presented By
ALDERMAN SMITH (43'd Ward) And OTHERS:
Referred CALL ON ILLINOIS GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO PASS HOUSE BILL 2495 ENTITLED "ILLINOIS REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH ACT". 1R2019-3581
A proposed resolution, presented by Aldermen Smith, La Spata, Hopkins, Dowell, Sawyer, 5t29t2019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERTVIEN 197
Harris, Sadlowski Garza, Thompson, Cdrdenas, Quinn, Burke, Lopez, Coleman, Taylor, Rodriguez, Tabares, Scott, Sigcho-Lopez, [Maldonado, Taliaferro, Waguespack, Rodriguez-Sanchez, Austin, Ramirez-Rosa, t\4itts, Nugent, Vasquez, Reilly, Tunney, Cappleman, l/lartin, Osterman, Hadden, Silverstein, City Clerk Valencia, City Treasurer Conyears-Ervin and [\Iayor Lightfoot, calling on the lllinois GeneralAssembly to pass House Bil 2495 of the 101't General Assembly, also known as the lllinois Reproductive Health Act, and support any matter of fundamental health care protections for future generations of women that safeguard the reproductive rights of women in lllinois and beyond, which was Referred to the Committee on Human Relations and Health.
Presented By
ALDERMAN TUNNEY (44th Ward):
Referred ATVIENDMENT OF SECTION 9-64-206 OF MUNICIPAL CODE CONCERNING HOURS OF OPERATION OF PARKING TVIETER ON PORTION OF N. KENMORE AVE. lo2o1e-39391
A proposed ordinance to amend Title 9, Chapter 64, Section 206 of the Municipal Code of Chicago to establish parking meter hours of operation in the 1300 block of North Kenmore Avenue between the hours of 9:00 A.lVl. to 6:00 P.M., Monday through Saturday, which was Referred to the Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety.
Referred EXETUPTION OF APPLICANTS FROTVI PHYSICAL BARRIER REQUIRENNENT PERTAINING TO ALLEY ACCESSIBILITY FOR PARKING FACILITIES.
Also, two proposed ordinances to exempt the applicants listed from the physical barrier requirement pertaining to alley accessibility for the parking facilities adjacent to the locations specified, pursuant to the provisions of Title 10, Chapter 20, Section 430 of the l\4unicipal Code of Chicago, which were Referred to the Committee on Transportation and Public Way, as follows: 198 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NCI L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
F5 Grace LLC and 957 Grace Acquisitions LLC -- 3759 -- 3763 North Sheffield Avenue and 951 -- 957 West Grace Street; lo2o1e-38341
Wellington Condominium Association -- 360 West Wellington Avenue; and [o201e-3830]
3401 -- 3409 North Southport LLC -- 1348 -- 1354 West Roscoe Street lo2o1e-38291
Referred ISSUANCE OF PERlvllT FOR SIGN/SIGNBOARD AT 2919 N. BROADWAY. lOr2o19-1881
Also, a proposed order for the issuance of a permit to install a sign/signboard at 2919 North Broadway, which was Referred to the Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Standards.
Presented By
ALDERMAN TUNNEY (44th Ward), ALDERMAN HADDEN (49th Ward), ALDERMAN LOPEZ (15rh Ward), ALDERMAN CAPPLEMAN (46th Ward) And ALDERMAN RAMIREZ-ROSA (35th Ward):
Referred AIVIENDIMENT OF CHAPTER 2-50 OF tvlUNlClPAL CODE BY TVODIFYING SECTION 2-50-O4O AND ADDING NEW ARTICLE III CONCERNING
LGBTQ ELDER CU LTU RAL RESPONSIVENESS TRAI N I NG. 1c2019-38651
A proposed ordinance to amend Chapter 2-50 of the lt/unicipal Code of Chicago by modifying Section 2-50-040 and adding new Article lll authorizing the Commissioner of the Department of Family and Support Services to enter into agreements with public and private entities or individuals to provide LGBTQ elder cultural responsiveness training to employees of the Department's Senior Services Division, which was Referred to the Committee on Human Relations and Health. 5t29t2019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERIVIEN 199
Referred -- EXPRESSION OF SUPPORT FOR LGBTQ EQUAL RIGHTS AND CALL ON PRESIDENT DONALD TRU[\4P AND UNITED STATES SENATE TO PASS THE EQUALITY ACT. 1R2019-403I Also, a proposed resolution expressing support for the equal rights of LGBTQ individuals and calling on President Donald J. Trump and the United States Senate to pass The Equality Act which protects LGBTQ individuals from discrimination based on sex, sexual orientation and gender identity in public accommodations and facilities, education, federal funding, employment, housing, credit and the jury system and guarantees equal rights for LGBTQ individuals throughout the country, which was referred to the Committee on Human Relations and Health.
Presented By
ALDERMAN SILVERSTEIN (50th Ward):
Referred AMENDMENT OF SECTION 4-60-022 OF MUNICIPAL CODE BY REPLACING SUBSECTION 50.32 TO DISALLOW ISSUANCE OF ADDITIONAL ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR LICENSES ON PORTION OF W. TOUHY AVE. lo201e-3848I
A proposed ordinance to amend Title 4, Chapter 60, Section 022 of the l/unicipal Code of Chicago by replacing subsection 50.32 to disallow the issuance of additional alcoholic liquor licenses on West Touhy Avenue, from North Sacramento Avenue to North California Avenue, which was Referred to the Committee on License and Consumer Protection.
Referred -- ATMENDTMENT OF CHAPTER 4-60 OF MUNICIPAL CODE BY ADDING NEW SUBSECTTONS 4-60-022 (50.244) AND 4-60-023 (50.246) TO DTSALLOW ISSUANCE OF ADDITIONAL ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR AND PACKAGE GOODS LICENSES ON PORTIONS OF N. WESTERN AVE. AND W. BIRCHWOOD AVE. lo201e-38591
Also, a proposed ordinance to amend Title 4, Chapter 60 of the Municipal Code of Chicago by adding new subsections 4-60-022 (50.244) and 4-60-023 (50.246) to disallow the issuance of additional alcoholic liquor and package goods licenses, respectively, on North Western Avenue, from West Jarvis Avenue to West Birchwood Avenue, and on West Birchwood Avenue, from North Western Avenue to North Oakley Avenue, which was Referred to the Committee on License and Consumer Protection. 200 JOU RNAL--CITY COUNCI L--CHICAGO st2912019
Referred -- AIVIENDMENT OF SECTION 4-60-023 OF MUNICIPAL CODE BY DELETING SUBSECTION 50,74 TO ALLOW ISSUANCE OF ADDITIONAL PACKAGE GOODS LICENSES ON PORTION OF N. LINCOLN AVE. 1o2019-3857I
Also, a proposed ordinance to amend Title 4, Chapter 60, Section 023 of the Municipal Code of Chiiago by deleting subsection 50.74 which restricted the issuance of additional package goodJ licenses on-North Lincoln Avenue, from West Peterson Avenue to West kedzid A-venue, which was Referred to the Committee on License and Consumer Protection.
Referred -- ISSUANCE OF PERIUIT FOR SIGN/SIGNBOARD AT 6071 N' LINCOLN AVE. lor2019-208I
' Also, a proposed order for the issuance of a permit to install a sign/signboard at 6071 North Linioln Avenue, which was Referred to the Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Sfandards.
5. FREE PERMITS, LICENSE FEE EXEMPTIONS, CANCELLATION OF WARRANTS FOR COLLECTION AND WATER RATE EXEMPTIONS, ET CETERA.
Proposed ordinances, orders, et cetera, described below, were presented by the aldermen named and were Referred to the Committee on Finance, as follows:
SENIOR CITIZENS SEWER REFUNDS ($50'oo)
BY ALDERL/IAN HOPKINS (2nd Ward): lo2o19-4A24) Alberding, Ellen Breihan, Joanne
Bass, Susan K. Brown, l\llaxine
Bernstein, Kathy E. Burch, Daniel A. 5t29t2A1s NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERIMEN 201
Burstein, Stuart l\I Hilliard, David C.
Byrd, John F. Howard, H. Eileen
Carey, Richard P. Jacobazzi, Joseph
Chetrick, James C Kaplan, Lolttie L.
Conner, Lynn [Vl. Kilcollin, Thomas E
Csar, IMichael Kimmel, Wendy
Cummings, Betty Lang, Scott H.
Davis, Stephen H. Lavin, lVlarshall R.
Decker, Robert Luckey, Bob Arthur
Delaney, [/ary [\4. [/{acknica, Francis P
Elhard, Debra L. lt/laguire, Patrick
Franklin, Christine C lVlajor, Nancy
Freidheim, Elizabeth lVlcCue, Thomas A.
Funk, Don N/cNamara, Joseph J
Garland, Autrey lVcNish, Robert J.
Gibson, Jane N/leacham, Jeffrey
Gottlieb, Phyllis lVloretti, Louis
Hagen, Dorothy J Phinaitrup, Supha
Hanes, Susan R. Reynen, Christrna A.
Hare, Nancy Jan Ritchie, Diana A
Haskin, Clare-Ru Rovner, Jack
Herman. Donald Schneider, Lucrecia 202 JOU RNAL.-CITY COU NC I L--CHI CAGO 5t29t2019
Schultz, Karl Wahron, Zella
Serritella, William D Wolfson, Susan
Spitz, Alan J.
BY ALDERMAN DOWELL (3'd Ward): lo201e-40251 Betty, lvy
Paszczyk, Joseph
Rogers, Anita
Smith, Alice Francis
Wong, Elaine
BY ALDERMAN KING (4th Ward): 102019-40261 Adams, Gladys
Adams, Harriet
Baily, Lydia
Dorsey, Margaret
Gant, Ozella J.
Griffin, Birdia L.
Lieberman, Elaine
Nalbandian, Rose
Richardson, Jahmila
Spiech, Dolores 5129t2019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERIVEN 243
BY ALDERMAN HAIRSTON 15tt' Ward) lo2o19-40271 Alexander, Adrian Z. Davidson, Flozell
Altamero, Tomas L, Davis, l\tlargaret
Amarose, Anthony P. Dedinsky, David
Andgrson, Joan A. Dickson, Betty
Baily, Shelia Dukes, Arnita
Ball, Carrie L. Dunne, IVlichael S.
Balthzar, Don J. Duplain, Mary
Bashir, Elena L. Durante, Diane
Batte, Ruby L. Farber, Gertrud
Bethel, Geraldine F. Faulkner, Rose
Boo, Maureen Freedman, Dorothy R.
Brendell, Bonnie A. Fuller, Astrid M.
Brent, Beverly A. Fuller, Gladys
Brown, Delores Curington Geisel, Stefi
Brummit, Martha J. Geyer, Michael
Burks, Mary P. Gittler, Carol
Cherchi, Judy Gnippe, Sandra J.
Cochran, Erma O. Gould Hayes, Kathleen J
Correa Da Silva, Gabrielle B Gray, Lyndia
Crockett, Evelyn Guo, Qiti 204 JOURNAL..CITY COU NC I L--CH ICAGO 5t2912019
Harris, Adriene lVlanning, IVlary L.
Harris, ChenelA. lVlanuel, Theodore Z.
Harris, Kathleen A. IMarshall, Beverly R.
Hekmatpanah, Jarod lMayers, Barbara W.
Holm, Terrance lVlcCampbell, Darlene
lwagami, lVlyra McClendon, Nlabel B.
James, Shirley H. lV{ehta, Bharat V.
Jenkins, I\llarguerite lMonaghan, Patricia
Johnson, Robert N/loorman, Helen L.
Jones, Evelyn lVlullen, lVlildred
Jones, Lamont S. lVlurray, Susan J.
Kahana, Emanuel Nelson, Kay H.
Keen, Loretta Nitecki, Doris V.
Kelly, Ollie Noru,uood, Helen E.
Krell, Eugene E. Novotny, Catherine A.
Lawson, Sharon O'Connor, Paul E.
Leroy, Venetta L. Orton, Bonnie F.
Lubin, Lois Paragas, Zenaida
Luhmann, Phillip R. Paris, Sandra V.
Lyons, Llarbara Patterson, Ruth -[ N/laginot, Preister D Paul, lVlarian
N/lann, Sylvia A Pendon, Pido G. 5t29t2019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERIUEN 205
Penny, Elise Stein, Howard
Perelmuter, Nancy G Stetkevych, Concepcion
Perkins, Barbara A. Sugeno, Henry
Phillips, Bertrand Tartof, David
Pugh, Willard J. Taylor, Barbara J.
Robins, Sandra R. Towns, Carrie
Robinson, A. Patricia Treese, Jean
Roizman, Bernard Vandermeulen, Norma W
Roy, Barbara C. Von Liggett, Christina
Samuels, Davis P. Wagner, Barbara
Sanchez, Dorlores J. Warren, Yvonne l\/1.
Scott, Nlartha S. Washington, James
Scrutchions, Brenda L. Watkins, N/arva E.
Seligman, Joan Weathers, Leonard
Shapiro, Jane Webb, lVlazola lM.
Smith, Freddye L. Weinberg, Solon J.
Snyder, Dolores J. Weintraub, Kathryn D
Sorensen, Leif Whiteside, Jeanette
Soshnik, N/laxine D Wilcoxen, Jay A.
Spencer, Jean F. Williams, Johnnita D.
Spencer, Patrrcia A Williams, Laura
Spragle, lVlagclalene A Wilson, Sarah 206 JOU RNAL--C lTY COU NC I L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Wright, Cassandra A. Wyatt, Rose Mlarie
Wright, Sylvia Youg, Erma
BY ALDERMAN SAWYER (6th Ward): lo201e-4028I James Greaves, Vivian
Tabb, Evelyn
BY ALDERfi/IAN MITCHELL 17m Ward): l02o1e-40291 Kennedy, Ruth B.
BY ALDERMAN HARR/S (8th Ward): 1o2019-4030I Griffin, Loval
Hartfield, Laverta
BY ALDERMAN THOMPSON (11th Ward): 102019-40311 Moy, Donald
Poland, Karen P.
Rebich, Rebecca L.
BY ALDERMAN WAGUESPACK (32n4 Ward) pza1e-4032I l/letzler, Donna K.
Sach-Nygard, Jean L.
BY ALDERfi4AN SPOSATO (38th Ward): l0201e-40331 Haag, David J. Lundquist, Janet 5t2912019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERN/EN 207
Lutzow, Robert C. Speros, Donald G
lMorici, Joann Woiewocki, Olga
[\llunn, Helen Yoshimura, Nora
Rowe, Jack G. Young, Blanch
Smyrniotis, Antonia Zuba, Ted H.
BY ALDERMAN NUGENT (39th Ward): lo2o1e-40341 Barr, George and lVlary
NllcCue, IVlargaret [M.
lVloon, Choe
Perez,lVlaria C.
Schnabel, N/larianne
Witschonke, Dorothy
BY ALDERTVTAN VASQUEZ (40th Ward) taza19-40351 Naqui, Syed Z.
Pardys, lVlichael
BY ALDERT\{IAN NAPOLTTANa $1't Ward) 1o2019-40361 Cusack, Willianr
Franco, Jesus
BY ALDERMAN REILLY $Z"u Warcl) 102019-40371 Alberts, Helaine [M. Barnett, Laura
Ali. Rafath Barilett, Gail lvl 208 JOURNAL--CITY COUNC IL--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Bather, Bruce E. lMalito, N/lichael P.
Bendry, Ellen lVl. lVlarcus, Linda D.
Blake, Barry R. N/leyer, Carol L.
Breski, tMary C. N/lorrisey, Thomas
Bronson, Richard D lVlukhopadhyay, Dipankar
Cooper, Bruce lVl. Novak, Helen E.
Crow, David L. Peck, Eileen
Dallas, Theodore T Petrich, Joan I\4.
Durant, Robeda Rafferty, William J
Feinberg, Janice L. Riccardi, Toni L.
Fitzmaurice, Gregory N/ Rose, Paul F.
Freedman, Gerald Ryan, It/ary E.
Gast, IMary F. Santos, Gilles
Gomlicker, Walter J. Sheehan-Butirro, Colleen
Groner, Jack Slattery, N/arilyn
Hiatt-Rabb, Judith Smith, James W.
Johnson, William Bruce Sullivan, Sharon
Kirchner, Linda C. Timberlake, Barbara
Kositchek, Barbara J. Toomey, Aghdas S.
Lemke, Regina C. Wallace, Peggy C.
lMain, Roger Zanrrnatta, Georges T 5t29t2019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDER]VIEN 249
BY ALDERMAN SMITH (43rd Ward): lo201e-40381 Acker, Salli l. Ehrlich, Kayla R.
Amend, James [\4. Entman, Gerald
Anderson, Judith IVl. Fisher, Joseph M.
Anderson, Paul Foley, Jean L
August, Brett A. Foyer, Margaret G,
Balfour, Tain Galvin, Kenneth J.
Barrett, Peter Gill, Arlene A.
Beaumand, Nicole Gilman, Sheldon
Berg, Charles Glassman, Elizabeth
Berger, Stephan Glick, Richard A.
Bloniarz, John W. Gruettner, Christine
Blonsky, lVarilyn Guttman, Velita
Boniecki, Joseph Hoenig, Ann S.
Chauncey, Marilyn M lacono, Russel R.
Clasen, Robert H. lmrem, Sue G.
Conneely, Mary M. Johnson, Robed L.
Corriere, Rosemary Jones, Patricia
Craig, Landy Juss, Raphael
Curran, John F. Kadlub, Evelyn B.
Davidson, Deborah Kaiser, Patricia
Domurot, Jane Kartheiser, James A. 21CI JOU RNAL--C ITY COU NC I L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Kite, Henry Schlesinger, [t/arjorie S
Kleeberg, Eileen Schreyer, Alice
Kurland, Susan Seguy, Bernard
Landy, Craig Siddell, Richard
LeBreton, Pierre Smith, NikkiA.
Levenstein, Angela Stangenes, Sharon D
Levinson, Larry Stodolsky, Susan
Lopata, James R. Sussna, Brenda B.
Martineau, Jeanne M. Tadman, Gloria
Miloszewski, Heddy Thompson, Neil
ft/lundy, Kelli Todd, Michael L.
Neal, Cheryl [U. Vidovic, ltlarina
Nichols, Rodman A. Vos, Donna C.
Odem, Robin Walker, Jimmie J.
O'Leary, Elizabeth Washburn, Melville
Weisman, Robert L. Oltmanns, Bradley J.
Weissenberger, Gabrielle Otvos, Robert P.
Witkowsky, lris S. Perret, Jacques Sigmund Pratt, Cathy Wohl, Ronald Prendergast, Joseph T Wolf, Wolin, Leon Price, Stephanie L.
Ruttenberg, David W. Zager, Judy T.
Schichtel, Karen 5t29t2019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERIUEN 211
BY ALDERMAN TUNNEY (44th Ward): 1o2019-403e1 Adler, Robert Fraccaro, Emil V.
Alkhaleefa, GailA. Frick, Avis
Bartholomew, Jill J. Gallagher, John F
Birenberg, Jane Guttman, Arnold
Black, Stella Haruvicke, Neil J.
Boyd, Jon Jonap, Marilyn
Brach, Karen F. Kaufman, Lawrence
Bravo, t\IiguelA. Logan, Kathleen
Brown, Suzanne L. Margolin, Frances S
Brunner, Stephen M. lt/lellman, Gary
Castagnet, Nancy V. Ong, Rosa T.
Cunningham, Jerry J Osika, John
Duffy, Roslyn A. Pacion, Patricia E.
Dunbar, Richard Polachek, W. Susan
Egan, Vincent A. Raidonis, Perle ltll.
Eiseman, Herbert Tucker, Harve
Elliott, Nancy Volino, Linda J.
Emmerick, Mlary B Weisberg, Bette tVl.
Ferrara, Frank D. 212 JOU RNAL--CITY COU NC 1 L.-CH I CAGO 512912019
BY ALDERMAN GARDINER (45th Ward): 1o2019-40401 Andjelic, [Vlolos
Janowska, Janina
Knapik, Janina
BY ALDERMAN CAPPLEMAAI 146tn Ward): lo201e-40411 Adducci, Dominic Channon, Mary Ellen
Bader, Charlotte tVI. Charous, Michele Ann
Baker, Paul L. Chesler, Enid E.
Beardsley, Christopher Cohler, Janice
Brakel, Samuel J. Coleman, Karen
Brantsch, Ute K. Comer,'Thomas M.
Browers, William L Conley, Beverly Rose
Brown, [tI. Diane Correa, Maureen Lee
Browning, Marcia Dallia, Barbara
Buergo, Jose Daman, Joseph
Campos, Marlene L Davis, Lynn Ellen
Carlson, Patricia R, Diamantakos, Georgia
Carroll, Nancy L. Donwicz, Nancy A.
Caruba, John A. Drylund, Sandra
Casey, Patricia A. Dunne, Kathleen A.
Casper, Ernest E. Eastridge, Janet Suella 5t2912019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERN/EN 213
Epstein, Deborah Halevy, Beth I\/|.
Felker, Albert P. Harris, Elaine
Fetes, Dolores Hitchie, Carol S.
Fiske, Kaliopee IVl. Hopkins, John W
Fitzmaurice, Patricia Horb, Nadia tM.
Flanagan, fi/lary Pat lseminger, Lois E.
Fox, Alice N/arie Jaugustiny, Frank
Gaebe, James R. Jents, Jo Anna fifl.
Gallo, Kathleen Jimenez, Nelly R.
Garrison, Hilder Jones, Jhean L.
Gasiewicz, Anna Juhasz, Anne [M.
Gaul, [Vlarianne Kachalon, Rhoda C
Geddes, Jeffrey W. Kaplan, Kenneth A.
Glanz, Lenore [\I. Karales, lVlary A.
Glasper, Fred Karper, Roberta A.
Goldberg, Stephen B Katz, Ethelle
Goldberg, Theodore N/l Kerchner, Kathye J.
Goston, Doris N. Khananuraksa, Vinai
Grau, Pearl A. Khokhlov, Valery A
Gray, I-lelene A. Kireyev, lMichael
Greene, Carole Kirk, lMichael Leo
Gregosanc, Sally A Kitchen, Brona 214 JOURNAL--CITY COU NC IL--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Kitchen, James K. lVlanderschied, Ron R.
Kitover, Karen L. [\/larch, lVlartine [U.
Klein, CarolA. N/larcus, lVlargie L.
Klein, Susan lV. N/aslan, Ann-lVIarie
Klusis, Emily IV{. N/lcDonald, William B.
Kornelly, Elizabeth lVlendelsohn, Alfreda A.
Kotlikov, Rudolf lVleyers, [,/{ichelle Eileen
Kovach, Ronald J. NIiller, Lynne
Kudlaty, William lVl. IVliranda, lmelda lM.
Lakehomer, Julie B. lVliura, Ayuma
Lambert, Anne-Julie lMoleski, [Vlarlene [\ll.
Leahy, Alice lVl. Moloney, N/lariann
Leahy, Judith E. IVonreal, lVlaria
Lee, Jeanne lMutnansky, Jacqueline A.
Lehman, James J. Nejati, Estrella
Leonard, Edmond P Nelson, Anna Christina
Lewin, Deidre Nieker, Diane S.
Lina, Carmencita Nieminski, Joseph C.
Lurdwig, lVlary Ann Norris, James Nia
lVlacDougall, Janet O'Kennard, Frances A
N/alinowski, Joanne O'Leary, Franklin A.
lVlalone, W Brr"rck Oleck, Patricia L. 5129t2019 NEW BUSINESS PRESENTED BY ALDERIUEN 21s
O'lMalley, lMartha H Schnell, Rita K.
Panos, Sonya Srnger, Adrienne
Parker, Hedwig Singer, Roberta E.
Periolat, Cynthia Sirt, Jeryl S.
Pierce, Tori Smiley, Dallas G.
Ponce, Remedios Yu Sobala, Elizabeth T.
Priko, Louise G. Stalzle, Ronald John
Prince, Christine B. Staunton, I\llary P.
Quiles, Ana Stiehl, Frieda
Regas, John P. Sweitzer, Gretta
Reuber, Carole J. Taylor, Donna [Vl
Richards, Glenn C Tedla, Kiros B.
Rosin, Sondra L. Toro, Alba
Roth, [/onroe P. Truchly, Vasil
Russell, Evelyn A Tuma, Tony L.
Sakata, Kathryn S Urchenko, Helen
Saltiel, Natalie Valdez, Robert J.
Sanchez, N/agdalena Nil Van Wermeskerken, William H
Schlesinger, Theresa A Vasiukevicius, Raymond T.
Schmidt, Nancy Vasques, [/ary C.
Schnrit, William H. Walsh, Thomas F
Schneider, Jannette Wax. William C 216 JOURNAL--CITY COU NC I L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Wayman, Laura [Vl. Witkov, Stewart [Marc
Werner, Ellen V. Witkowski, Dianne Wilensky, tVlichael Wolverton, Donald Laurence
Winer, Ronald S. Young, Delois G.
Witek, Esther Zavoskey, Kenneth A.
BY ALDERIVTAN OSTERfiIAN (48th Ward) lo2o19-4042) Alton, Jacquelyn S. Khan, Nazir
Bond, Rita Klement, Lazar
Campbell, Jean E. N/cKelvy, Helen
Chen, Eugene Y. [/lichalska, Elizabeth
Collins, Kathleen L N/ontero, Llui
Corriere, Patrick Neiman, Jacqueline K
Cua, Nenita A. Papp, Sandra L,
Cvetkovic, Olga Priedkalns-Zirnis, Ruta
Davis, Bess Rohr, Louise
Deglise Favre, [Vlarie-Bernadette Sawhney, Sukhdev
Dominguez, Ricardo Schwartz, Robert
Dykhuis, Lee Shain, IMark A.
Giannini, Julie W. Siegel, Ruth
Golde, Cheri Stringer, Joyce
Golden, N/ark Tham, IVleng-Kong
Grigore, Cristina Vadali, lndira
Groat, Frederick Von Tilling-Lewin, [Vlaria Haase, Barbara Wood. Ellen
Hanson, Waync C 5t29t2019 APPROVAL OF JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS 217
BY ALDERMAN HADDEN (49th Ward) lo201e-4043I Bibbee, Robert G.
Feingold, Terry A.
BY ALDERMAN S/tyERSTEIN (50th Ward): lo201e-40441 Clarke, Veronica KaPlan, Kalman J'
Frank, Robert KaPoor, Sudaksha
Frazin, Sharon Karastamatis, Stamatis
Gilden, Charles Levina, Faina
Guysenir, Maurice G. Livingstone, Susan
Jayanavcnkata, Lakshmana Rao Moscovitz, Richard
APPROVAL OF JOURNAL OF PROCEED'NGS,
JOURNAL (April 10, 2019)
The Honorable Andrea M. Valencia, City Clerk, submitted the printed official Journal of the Proceedings of the City Council of the City of Chicago for the regular meeting held on Wednesday, April 1A,2A19, at 10:00 A.[tI., signed by her as such City Clerk.
Alderman [4itchell moved to Approve said printed official Journaland to dispense with the reading thereof. The question being put, the motion Prevailed. 218 JOU RNAL-.CITY COU NC I L--CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
UNF'N/SHED BUS'NESS,
None
M I S C ELLANEO US BUSIIVESS,
Ru/es Suspended -- LEGISLATION PENDING AS OF APRIL 10,2019 DECLARED ,.FAILED TO PASS". lR201e-3621
Alderman Harris moved to Suspend the Ru/es Temporarily for the immediate consideration of and action upon a proposed resolution, presented by Alderman Harris. The motion Prevailed.
The following is said proposed resolution
8e /f Resolved by the City Council of the City of Chicago, That all matters introduced into the City Council of the City of Chicago prior to April 10, 2019 on which no final action has been taken shall be considered as having "Failed to Pass"; except for: (1) applications for condominiurn refuse rebates, senior sewer rebates and small . claims pending in the Committee on Finance;
(2) proposa'ls for zoning map amendments pending in the Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Standards;
(3) routine matters pending in the Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety. For purposes of this resoh-rtion, municipal code amendments, resolutions, or matters pertaining to moving parking meters shall not be considered to be routine matters;
(4) proposals for grants of privilege in the public way and proposals for vacation of streets and alleys pending in the Committee on Transportation and Public Way; and 5t29t2019 MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS 219
(5) Ordinances 02019-1535, 02019-1521, C2019-1516, and 02019-302
On motion of Alderman Harris, the foregoing resolution was Adopted by a viva voce vote.
Alderman Thompson moved to reconsider the foregoing vote. The motion was lost
REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESUTVIED.
Time Fixed For Next Succeeding Regular Meeting. lo201e-40451
By unanimous consent, Alderman Mitchell presented a proposed ordinance which reads as follows:
Be lt Ordained by the City Council of the City of Chicago:
SECTION 1. That the next regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Chicago shall be held on Wednesday, the twelfth (121h) day of June, 2019, at 10:00 A.M. in the Council Chamber on the second floor in City Hall, 121 North LaSalle Street, Chicago, lllinois.
SECTION 2. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage.
On motion of Alderman lt/litchell, the foregoing proposed ordinance was Passed by yeas and nays as follows:
Yeas -- Alclermen La Spata, Hopkins, Dowell, King, Hairston, Sawyer, lVlitchell, Harris, Beale, Sadlowski Garza, Thompson, Cdrrdenas, Quinn, Burke, Lopez, Coleman, [/oore, Curtis, O'Shea, Taylor, Brookins, Rodriguez, Tabares, Scott, Sigcho-Lopez, l/laldonado, Burnett, Ervin, Taliaferro, Reboyras, Cardona, Waguespack, Rodriguez-Sanchez, Austin, Ramirez-Rosa, Villegas, Mitts, Sposato, Nugent, Vasquez, Napolitano, Reilly, Smith, Tunney, Gardiner, Cappleman, I\llartin, Osterman, Hadden, Silverstein -- 50.
A/ays * None.
Alderman Thompson moved to reconsider the foregoing vote. The motion was lost. 220 JOURNAL--CITY COU NCI L-.CH ICAGO 5t29t2019
Adjournment.
Thereupon, Alderman lVlitchell moved that the City Council do Adiourn. The motion Prevailed and the City Council Sfood Adjourned to meet in regular meeting on Wednesday, June 12, 2019, at 10:00 A.[/., in the Council Chamber in City Hall.
ANDREA M. VALENCIA, City Clerk APPENDIX A
LEGISLATIVE INDEX
JOURNAL of the PROCEEDINGS of the CITY COUNCIL of the CITY of CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Reconvened Session - Wednesday, May 29,2019
Main Gategory List
LEGISLATIVE INDEX JOURNAL of the PROCEEDINGS of the crry couNctL of the CITY of GHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Reconvened Session - [Vlay 29, 2019
Alley Parking Appointments Perm its/License/Fee Exemptions Bonds & Bond lssues Proxies Budget & Appropriations Public Way Usage City Council Reports Claims Signs/Signboards Commendations & Declarations Special Events Committee/Public Hearings Streets Cook County Traffic Executive Orders & Proclamations Tributes lllinois, State of United States Government Journal Corrections Zon ing Reclassifications Municipal Code Amendments Abbreviations and Acronyms
A c Admin Administration Condo Condominium Agcy. Agency Co-Op Cooperative a.k.a. Also Known As Corp. Corporation Ald. Alderman Corpl. Corporal AME African Methodist Constr Construction Episcopal Church CPA Certified Public Accountant ANLAP Adjacent Neighbors CPD Chicago Police Department Land Acquisition Program CPS Chicago Public Schools App. Application Ct Court Apt(s). Apartment(s) CTA Chicago Transit Authority Assn. Association Assoc. Associates D Asst. Assistant DARLEP Digital Automated Red Light Atty. Attorney Enforcement Program Ave Avenue d.b.a Doing Business As A.M. Ante Meridian Deferred Action Deferred deg. Degree(s) B Det. Detective B.A. Bachelor of Arts Dept. Department Bd. of Ed. Board of Education Devel. Developer/Development Bldg. Building Dist. District Bhp. Bishop Div. Division Blvd Boulevard Dr. Doctor Bro. Brother Dr Drive
c E Capt. Captain E East Card. Cardinal EAV Equalized Assessed Value CCL Concealed CarrY License eb eastbound CDBD CommunityDeveloPment Elem. Elementary Block Grant EMT Emergency Medical Technician CDC CommunityDevelopmentCommission Eng'r Engineer CEO Chief Executive Officer Equip. Equipment CFD Chicago Fire Department Exchg Exchange CFO Chief Financial Officer Exec. Dir Executive Director CFP Chicago Firearm Permit Expy. Expressway CHA Chicago Housing AuthoritY Chap. Chapter F Chpl. Chaplain FAA Federal Aviation Administration Chgo. Chicago Fahr. Fahrenheit Co. Company FAR Floor Area Ratio Col Colonel FBI Federal Bureau of lnvestigation Com. Committee/CommunitY FDA Federal Drug Administration Comdr. Commander F.F. Firefighter Coml. Commercial Filed Placed on File Comm. Commerce/Commission FOID Firearm Owner's Comr. Commissioner ldentification Card Abbreviations and Acronyms
F M Fr. Father Mgmt. Management ft. Feet mins. Minutes f.k.a formerly known as MOPD Mayors Office for People with Disabilities G Msgr Monsignor Gen. General Mun. Municipal Govt. Government N H N North Hon. Honorable Natl. National hrs. Hours NFP Not-for-profit corporation HUD Housing and Urban Development No. Number Hwy Highway HQ Headquarters o off. Officer I org. Organization IDOT lllinois Dept. of Transportation IL lllinois P lnc. lncorporated pc(s) page(s) lnd. lndustries PhD Doctor of Philosophy lns. lnsurance Pkg. Package/Parking lnsp. Gen. lnspector General Pkwy Parkway
I nst'1. lnstitutional PI Place IPD lnstitutional Planned Development Plz Plaza P.M. Post Meridian
J P.O. Police Officer Jr. Junior PFC Private First Class
L R LCpl Lance Corporal RA Very Reverend LLC Limited Liability Company Rd Road LP Limited Partnership Re-Ref. Re-Referred Lt. Lieutenant Redevel. Redevelopment Ltd. Limited Ref. Referred LUCHA Latin United Community Rehab. Rehabilitation Housing Association Res. Residence/Residential Rest. Restricted/Restaurant M Rev. Reverend Maj. Major ROTC Reserve Officer's M.B. Missionary Baptist Training Corps. MBA Master of Business Administration ROW Right-of-way MBE Minority Business-Owned RR Railroad Enterprise Rt. Rev. Right Reverend MWBE Minority Women Business Ry. Railroad Enterprise RTA RegionalTransportationAuthority Mfg. Manufacturing MFT Motor Fuel Tax Abbreviations and Acronyms
a Zoning Districts Q1 1st Quarter (Jan - Mar) Q2 2nd Quarter (Apr - Jun) B Business Q3 3rd Quarter (Jul - Sep) BPD Business Planned Development Q4 4th Quarter (Oct - Dec) C Commercial CPD Commercial Planned Development
S DC Downtown Core S South DX Downtown Mixed-Use SB F Small Business lmprovement Fund DR Downtown Residential st. Saint DS Downtown Service Sch. School M Manufacturing sgt. Sergeant PD Planned Development SFC. Sergeant First Class PMD Planned Manufacturing Sist. Sister POS Parks and Open Space Soc. Society R Residential Sq. Square RM Residential Multi-Use Sr. Senior RPD Residential Planned Development SSA Special Service Area RS Residential Single Unit (Detached SSgt. Staff Sergeant House) St Street RT Residential Two-Flat, Townhouse STEM Science, Technology, Engineering and Multi-Unit and Math SD Special Character Overlay Subdiv Subdivision Supt. Superintendent
T Terr Terrace thru through TIF Tax lncrement Financing Trans. Transportation
U Univ. University u.s. United States u.t.a. Under trust agreement util. Utility
V versus (against) Veh. Vehicle
w W West
Y YMCA Young Men's Christian Association YWCA Young Women's Christian Association OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK Date: 512912019 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX I
ALLEY ALLEY lnqress/Eqress lnqress/Eqress 2048 N Wood LLC F6 Grace LLC and 957 Grace Acquisitions LLC 2034-2048 N Wood St, 2034 N Avondale Ave 3759-3763 N Sheffield Ave, 951-957 W Grace St Waguespack (32) 02019-3887 Tunney (44) 02019-3834 Referred [C.J.p. 187] Transportation Referred [C.J.p. 198] Transportation 23 Jackson LLC Gerber Collision and Glass 2304-2308 W Jackson Blvd 1100 W Huron St Burnett (27) 02019-3881 Burnett (27) 02019-3877 Referred [C.J.p. 186] Transportation Referred [C.J.p. 185] Transpo(ation 2324 Fulton LLC Hybrid Auto and Body Werks 2135W Carroll Ave 4733-4735 N Pulaski Rd Burnett (27) 02019-3876 Nugent (39) 02019-3890 Referred [C.J.p. 186] Transportation Referred [C.J.p. 191] Transportation 3401-3409 N. Southport LLC lhmud, Ashraf and Odeh, AbduliRAA Real Estate, lnc. 3401-3409 N Southport Ave, 1348-1354 W Roscoe St 2341 N Narragansett Ave Tunney (44) 02019-3829 Villegas (36) 02019-3883 Referred [C.J.p. 198] Transportation Referred [C.J.p. 189] Transportation 730 Randolph LLC Little Apple Seeds Learning Academy 728-732 W Randolph St 2672-2674 E 75th St Burnett (27) 02019-3884 Iulitchell (7) 02019-3878 Referred [C.J.p. 186] Transportation Referred [C.J.p. 181] Transportation Aspen Realty LLC Morales, Alejandro 2315 W Taylor St 643-645 N Kedzie Ave Ervin (28) 02019-3885 Burnett (27) 02019-3874 Referred [C.J.p. 186] Transportation Referred [C.J.p. 185] Transportation Canine Perspective, lnc. Near Loop Lofts LLC 2700 N Campbell Ave 2212-2214 N Clybourn Ave Waguespack (32) 02019-3888 Hopkins (2) 02019-3856 Referred [C.J.p. 187] Transportation Referred lC.J.p. 1771 Transportation Christian Fellowship Flock NJZ LLC 10724 S Ewing Ave 154 W Superior St Sadlowski Garza (10) 02019-3850 Hopkins (2) 02019-3855 Referred [C.J.p. 182] Transportation Referred lC.J.p. 1771 Transportation Citywide Rims, Sound and Security Old Town Luxury Suites LLC 960'1 S Ewing Ave 155-159 W North Ave SadlowskiGarza (10) 02019-3851 Burnett (27) 02019-3882 Referred [C.J.p. 182] Transportation Referred [C.J.p. 185] Transportation Dollar Tree Store 3401 W Chicago Ave Burnett (27) 02019-3875 Referred [C.J.p. 185] Transportation OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK 2 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX Date: 512912019
ALLEY APPOINTMENTS lnqress/Eqress Park, Susie Red Top Parking, lnc. Budget Director 1612-1624 W lVladison St, '1626-1632 W Madison Lightfoot (l\4ayor) A2O19-40 St, and 1640-1654 W. Madison St. Referred [C.J.p. 60] Budget Burnett (27) 02019-3886 BONDS & BOND ISSUES Referred [C.J.p. 185] Transportation General Obligation Bonds, Series 2019A Red Top Parking, lnc. Notification of sale, with official statement and 1643-1647 W Warren Blvd bond purchase of agreement Burnett (27) 02019-3879 Dept./Agency F2019-30 Referred [C.J.p. 185] Transportation Filed [C.J.p.63] SBS LLC BUDGET & APPROPRIATIONS 4639 S Langley Ave Annual Appropriation Ordinance King (a) 02019-3903 Year 20'l 9 Referred [C.J.p. 179] Transportation Corporate Fund No. 0100 and Vehicle Tax Fund Showtime Audio, lnc. No. 0300 amendments 4428 N Elston Ave City Council audio-visual materials, committee personnel and contractual services, and Nugent (39) 02019-3889 commodities Referred [C.J.p. 191] Transportation Lightfoot (ttlayor) 02019-3901 Universal Electric Foundry, lnc. Referred [C.J.p. 61] Budget 1523 W Hubbard St Corporate Fund No. 0100 and Vehicle Tax Fund Burnett (27) 02019-3880 No. 0300 amendments Professional and technical services and other Referred [C.J.p. 186] Transportation third party benefit agreements, and software Wellington Condo Assn., The maintenance and licensing 360 W Wellington Ave Reilly (a2) 02019-3867 Tunney (44) 02019-3830 Referred [C.J.p. 195] Budget Referred [C.J.p. 198] Transportation Corporate Fund No. 0100 and Vehicle Tax Fund APPOINTMENTS No. 0300 amendments Flessner, Mark A. Professional services for information technology maintenance and software maintenance and Corporation Counsel licensing Lightfoot (Mayor) 42019-39 Reilly (42) 02019-3866 Referred 59] Budget [C.J.p. Referred [C.J.p. 19a] Budget Lightfoot, Lori E. Corporate Fund No. 0100 and Vehicle Tax Fund Public Building Commission (tVlember) No. 0300 amendments Lightfoot (lVlayor) A2019-37 Professional services for information technology maintenance, other third party benefit Referred 58] Zoning [C.J.p. agreements, and software maintenance and Novara, IVIarisa licensing Dept. of Housing (Commissioner) Reilly (42) 02019-3868 Lightfoot (lVlayor) 42019-38 Referred [C.J.p. 19a] Budget Referred [C.J.p. 59] Housing OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Date: 512912019 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX 3
CITY COUNCIL CITY COUNCIL Elections Miscellaneous Reilly, Brendan (Hon.) as President Pro Tempore Support of equal rights for LGBTQ community and for 2019-2023 lerm call upon President Donald Trump and U.S. Senate Harris (8) R2019-353 to pass Equality Act Tunney (44), and Others R2019-403 Adopted [C.J.p. 57] Tunney, Thomas (Hon.) as Vice-[Vlayor for 2019- Referred [C.J.p. 199] Human Relations 2023 lerm Reqular [Vleetinqs Harris (8) R2019-352 June 12,20'19 at 10:00 A.tt/., Council Chambers Adopted [C.J.p. 56] Mitchell(7) 02019-4045 Miscellaneous Passed [C.J.p. 219] Call for condemnation on legislative efforts to Rules of Order & Procedure diminish women's reproductive rights granted Establishment of rules of order and procedure under Roe v. Wade 2019-2023f Sawyer (6), and Others R2019-348 erm Harris (8) R2019-346 Referred [C.J.p. 180] Human Relations Call for lllinois General Assembly to pass House Adopted lC.J.p.27l Bill 2495 entitled "lllinois Reproductive Health Act" Standinq Committees Smith (43), and Others R2019-358 Chairmen, Vice-Chairmen and Members of City Referred [C.J.p. 196] Human Relations Council Standing Committees Declaring legislation pending as of April 10,2019 2019-2023lerm as "Failed to Pass" Harris (8) R2019-345 Harris (8) R2019-362 Adopted [C.J.p. 53] Adopted [C.J.p.218] CLAIMS Franklin, Curtis L. ll (Asst. Sergeant-at-Arms) Damaqe to Propertv Elected for 2019-2023 lerm Ambrose, Raymond B. Harris (8) R2019-354 t\/isc. Transmittal CL2019-893 57] Adopted [C.J.p. Referred [C.J.p. 70] Finance Purnell, Leevater (Asst. Sergeant-at-Arms) Burton, Benjamin Elected for 2019-2023 term I\Iisc. Transmittal CL2O19-892 Harris (8) R2019-354 Referred [C.J.p. 71] Finance Adopted [C.J.p. 57] Escobar, Nicole A. Rider, Alvin (Asst. Sergeanlat-Arms) Misc. Transmittal CL2019-1019 Elected for 2019-2023 lerm Referred lc.J.p.72l Finance Harris (8) R2019-354 Flakus, Andrew J Adopted [C.J.p. 57] l\/isc. Transmittal CL2019-894 Rowe, Chris (Asst. Sergeant-at-Arms) Referred lC.J.p.721 Finance Elected for 2019-2023 lerm Kennedy, I\Iary J. Harris (8) R2019-354 [\4isc. Transmittal CL2019-1055 Adopted [C.J.p. 57] Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance Starks, Alvin D. (Sergeant-at-Arms) [\4edina, Sonia A. Elected for 2019-2023 term lVlisc. Transmittal CL2O19-1O02 Harris (8) R2019-354 Referred [C.J.p. 76] Finance Adopted [C.J.p. 57] OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK 4 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX Date: 512912019
CLAIMS CLAIMS Damaqe to Propertv Damaqe to Vehicle O'Donnell, Thomas P. Chen, Vincent [/isc. Transmittal c1201 9-881 [/lisc. Transmittal c12019-'1058 Referred [C.J.p. 77] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 71] Finance Paoletti, James M. ll Clark, Sharlisa S. lVlisc. Transmittal cL201 9-920 l\4isc. Transmittal c1201 9-967 Referred lC.J.p.77l Finance Referred [C.J.p.71] Finance Petty, Regina A. Daisy, Joshua A. Misc. Transmittal cL2019-812 Misc. Transmittal cL2019-922 Referred [C.J.p. 77] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 71] Finance Phelon, Sarah L.P. Dupree, Maurice D. lVIisc. Transmittal cL201 9-81 3 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-951 Referred [C.J.p. 77] Finance Referred lC.J.p.72l Finance Polstem, Yosef Farmers lns. and Luden, tttlichelle NIisc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 003 Misc. Transmittal cL20'19-983 Referred [C.J.p. 78] Finance Referred lC.J.p.72l Finance Sanchez, Lissette Ferris, Ronald E. lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-982 [tIisc. Transmittal cL2019-814 Referred [C.J.p. 78] Finance Referred lC.J.p.72l Finance Thomas, Ruby L. Grange lns. and Patrick, Chinyere [\4isc. Transmittal c1201 9-895 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 037 Referred [C.J.p. 80] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 73] Flnance Damaqe to Vehicle lngram, Teonna T. Ayala, lvone Misc. Transmittal cL201 9-833 lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-968 Referred [C.J.p. 74] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 70] Finance Johnson, Bonnie Bell, Kenneth G. Misc. Transmittal cL20't9-898 ItIisc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 036 Referred [C.J.p. 74] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 70] Finance Kelley, lt/ichael A. Billy Goat Tavern I\4isc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 039 [/isc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 038 Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 70] Finance I\4acklin, t\4ildred Bredemann, Leonard V. lvlisc, Transmittal c1201 9-1 004 [\4isc. Transmittal cL201 9-921 Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 70] Finance lVIainor, Destiny T. Cannatello, Robert A. lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 056 lVisc. Transmittal c1201 9-897 Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 71] Finance lVlarkzon, fi/lara L. Chelluboina, Sudheer [/isc. Transmittal c1201 9-937 [\Iisc. Transmittal c1201 9-991 Referred [C.J.p. 76] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 71] Finance OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Date. 512912019 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE !NDEX 5
CLAIMS CLAIMS Damaqe to Vehicle Damaqe to Vehicle - Pothole t\Iarshall, Valarie tvl. Bahena, Sergio [\tlisc. Transmittal CL2019-9'13 tVlisc. Transmittal cL2019-972 Referred [C.J.p. 76] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 70] Finance [\tleyer, Randal J. Adelman, Jeremy S. Misc. Transmittal CL20'l 9-1057 lVlisc. Transmittal cL2019-817 Referred [C.J.p. 76] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 70] Finance Mishevski, Steve N. Agosta, Louis Misc. Transmittal CL2019-1005 Misc. Transmittal cL2019-871 Referred [C.J.p. 76] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 70] Finance Nesbitt, Esther R. Alampi, Frank lVl. Misc. Transmittal CL2019-896 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 043 Referred [C.J.p. 76] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 70] Finance Pineda, Araceli Anderson, Ari Misc. Transmittal CL2019-1006 tVisc. Transmittal c1201 9-940 Referred lC.J.p.77) Finance Referred [C.J.p. 70] Finance Progressive lns. and Kamberis, Samuel Anderson, Gary W.
lVlisc. Transmittal C12019-952 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 01 1 Referred [C.J.p.78] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 70] Finance Relford, Ernest Azzarello, Bronwyn [t4. Misc. Transmittal CL2019-1007 Misc. Transmittal cL2019-828 Referred [C.J.p. 78] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 70] Finance Rice, James F. Ball, Lawrence W. [\/isc. Transmittal CL2O19-1021 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-848 Referred [C.J.p- 78] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 70] Finance Savage, Gina tM. Bassett, Leo E. Misc. Transmittal CL2019-883 Misc. Transmittal cL201 9-91 8 Referred [C.J.p. 78] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 70] Finance Skrzecz, Beata Bernet, Richard G. Misc. Transmittal C12019-819 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 008 Referred [C.J.p. 79] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 70] Finance Street, William L., Jr. Bettis, Leah J. lVlisc. Transmittal CL2019-882 [\tlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-959 Referred [C.J.p. 79] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 70] Finance Valdez, Victor J. Binsfeld, James IVl. [/'lisc. Transmittal C12019-1020 [/isc. Transmittal cL2019-974 Referred [C.J.p. 80] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 70] Finance White, Angela IV. Boomsma, Angela l\/. lVtisc. Transmittal CL2019-950 lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-996 Referred [C.J.p. 80] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 70] Finance OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
6 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX Date: 512912019
CLAIMS CLAIMS Damaqe to Vehicle - Pothole Damaqe to Vehicle - Pothole Booth, Frances L. Collins, J.C. Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-966 lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 064 Referred [C.J.p. 70] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 71] Finance Borysewicz, Mary A. Coppola, Joseph A. Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-994 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-963 Referred [C.J.p. 70] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 71] Finance Bowen, Stephen L. Cortina Zuniga, Maria l. Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-838 [\tlisc. Transmittal cL201 9-973 Referred [C.J.p. 70] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 71] Finance Breger, Joshua R. Crayton, Delnore Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-841 lVlisc. Transmittal cL201 9-965 Referred [C.J.p. 70] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 71] Finance Caputo, Frank J. Cueto, lVlartin Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-880 lVlisc. Transmittal cL2019-1047 Referred [C.J.p. 71] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 71] Finance Carabetta, Maria R. Cunningham, Therese A. Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-903 [\tlisc. Transmittal cL201 9-961 Referred [C.J.p. 71] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 71] Finance Carrillo, Jonathan Dakko, Dany N4isc. Transmittal c1201 9-864 IVlisc. Transmittal cL2019-1014 Referred [C.J.p. 71] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 71] Finance Carruthers, Kenneth D. Daly, John J. Misc. Transmittal cL20'19-873 [\tlisc. Transmittal cL2019-824 Referred [C.J.p. 71] Finance Referred [C.J.p.71] Finance Carruthers, Kenneth D. Daly, tvlegan E. Misc. Transmittal cL2019-874 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-900 Referred [C.J.p. 71] Finance Referred [C.J.p.71] Finance Chacos, Lori F. Davies, Jim P. [\4isc. Transmittal c12019-1016 Misc. Transmittal cL2019-944 Referred [C.J.p. 71] Finance Referred lC.J.p.72l Finance Cho, Frank Davis, Cecil Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 053 [/isc. Transmittal c1201 9-989 Referred [C.J.p. 71] Finance Referred lC.J.p.72l Finance Cho, Hyelim Davis, Joan [/lisc. Transmittal c1201 9-91 0 [/isc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 01 0 Referred [C.J.p. 71] Finance Referred lC.J.p.72l Finance Cirlan, Bianca N. DeCosta, Timothy A. [/isc. Transmittal cL2019-1023 [/isc. Transmittal c1201 9-850 Referred [C.J.p. 71] Finance Referred IC.J.p.72) Finance OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK Date: 512912019 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX 7
CLAIMS CLAIMS Damaqe to Vehicle - Pothole Damaqe to Vehicle - Pothole Dembski, Jeffrey E. Flevaris, Constantina D. [/lisc. Transmittal c1201 9-91 6 I\Iisc. Transmittal cL2019-1028 Referred lC.J.p.72l Finance Referred lC.J.p.72l Finance Desanti, Don A. Fonseca, Juan P. [/lisc. Transmittal cL2019-1042 lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-923 Referred lC.J.p.72l Finance Referred [C.J.p. 73] Finance Drain, Jaime R. Fred, Evelyn S. Misc. Transmittal c12019-83'l Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-878 Referred lC.J.p.72l Finance Referred [C.J,p. 73] Finance Duggan, Kellen F. Frey, David P. Misc. Transmittal c12019-979 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-846 Referred [C.J.p.721 Finance Referred [C.J.p. 73] Finance Eaglin, Margaret A. Gaines, Lorinda F.R. Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-843 Misc. Transmittal cL20't9-1001 Referred lC.J.p.72) Finance Referred [C.J.p. 73] Finance Earls, Andre J. Gambino, Tony Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-884 [/isc. Transmittal cL2019-822 Referred lC.J.p.72l Finance Referred [C.J.p. 73] Finance Emanuel, Kyrsten B. Gamez, Francisco I\4isc. Transmittal cL201 9-1 065 Misc. Transmittal cL2019-1054 Referred [C.J.p. 72] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 73] Finance Everett, [/elanie A. Gantz, Joshua G. I\4isc. Transmittal c1201 9-904 Misc. Transmittal cL2019-932 Referred lC.J.p.72l Finance Referred [C.J.p. 73] Flnance Facen, Katherine R. Garcia Velez, Emmanuel Misc. Transmittal cL2019-827 lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-980 Referred lC.J.p.72l Finance Referred [C.J.p. 73] Finance Farster, lrlarian Gardner, lvlatthew P. l\/isc. Transmittal c1201 9-857 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-957 Referred lC.J.p.72l Finance Referred [C.J.p. 73] Finance Fash, Kendall Gart, Audra D. [\rlisc. Transmittal cL20't9-988 l\r1isc. Transmittal c1201 9-91 7 Referred lC.J.p.72l Finance Referred [C.J.p. 73] Finance Fielder, Lazeric C. Geng, Xiyuan lVisc. Transmittal c1201 9-853 [\/isc. Transmittal c1201 9-985 Referred lC.J.p.72l Finance Referred [C.J.p. 73j Finance Figueroa, Michael A. Gentile, Salvatore J. lVisc. Transmittal cL201 9-981 l\tlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-935 Referred lC.J.p.72l Finance Referred [C.J.p. 73] Finance OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
8 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX Date: 512912019
CLAIMS CLAIMS Damaqe to Vehicle - Pothole Damaqe to Vehicle - Pothole Gianes, Dimitra Harris, ltsha N. lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-889 l\rlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-870 Referred [C.J.p. 73] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 7a] Finance Giannoulis, Bill Harris, Shelithia T. [/isc. Transmittal c1201 9-949 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-909 Referred [C.J.p. 73] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 74] Finance Gladney, Cindy P. Hass, Michael J. l\tlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 050 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-934 Referred [C.J.p. 73] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 7a] Finance G onzalez, LaShunda Ir4. Hodges, Jerdine Misc. Transmittal cL201 9-859 [\4isc. Transmittal cL2019-820 Referred [C.J.p. 73] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 7a] Finance Gonzalez, [\tlaritza Hoffmann, Daniel E.L. Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-866 Misc. Transmittal cL2019-1012 Referred [C.J.p. 73] Finance Referred lC.J.p.7a) Finance Gorgei, Melissa A. lbrahim, Jomana Misc. Transmittal cL20't9-852 t\tlisc. Transmittal cL20'19-931 Referred [C.J.p. 73] Finance Referred lC.J.p.7al Finance Govea, Yvonne lmpellicceiri, Jacob N. Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-901 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-860 Referred [C.J.p. 73] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 7a] Finance Grevan, Eve L. lvy, Jerome F. Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-945 Misc. Transmittal cL2019-977 Referred [C.J.p. 73] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 7a] Finance Grismanauskas, Lorraine R. Jackson, Elayne tr4. [/lisc. Transmittal c1201 9-960 lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-906 Referred [C.J.p. 73] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 74] Finance Hall, Patrick tVl. Jackson, Erika N. Misc. Transmittal cL201 9-1 033 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-943 Referred [C.J.p. 73] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 74] Finance Haque-Colombe, Noreen Jadia, Ravi P. [/lisc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 01 5 Misc. Transmittal cL2019-927 Referred [C.J.p. 7a] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 7a] Finance Harper, Angela l\4. Jagielka, Tatiana lVlisc. Transmittal cL20'19-830 [/isc. Transmittal cL2019-821
Referred lC.J.p.7 J Finance Referred [C.J.p. 74] Finance Harris, Brianna C. Jakubczak, Robert Misc. Transmittal cL2019-877 Misc. Transmittal cL2019-947 Referred [C.J.p. 7a] Finance Referred lC.J.p.7al Finance OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK Date: 512912019 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX I
CLAIMS CLAIMS Damaqe to Vehicle - Pothole Damaqe to Vehicle - Pothole James-Hoosier, Letosha D. Kuang, AvinZ. lVlisc. Transmittal c12019-'1051 [Vlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-887 Referred [C.J.p. 7a] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance Jibawi, Hakeem l. Kuang, Avin Z. Mlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-855 IVisc. Transmittal cL201 9-888 Referred [C.J.p. 74] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance Johnson, Curtis L. Ledesma, Alejandro Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-941 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-978 Referred [C.J.p. 7a] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance Johnson, Linette Lefevour, Daniel T. Misc. Transmittal c12019-835 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-955 Referred [C.J.p.7al Finance Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance Jursinic, Paul R. Legler, Ray E. Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-933 lVlisc. Transmittal cL201 9-908 Referred [C.J.p. 74] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance Katcher, Christine N. Lewis, Christopher M.
[\4isc. Transmittal c1201 9-969 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 059 Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance Keating, ttlelanie J. Li, Ruojia D. l\Iisc. Transmittal cL2019-1017 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-926 Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance Khalizova, Shirin Lim, Lenney S. [\4isc. Transmittal c1201 9-987 Misc. Transmittal cL201 9-1 01 3 Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance Khan, Kamran A. Lisica, Alex l. Misc. Transmittal cL2019-844 [\4isc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 034 Referred [C-J.p. 75] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance Kienzle, t\lary S. Lisikiewicz, Celine [/lisc. Transmittal c1201 9-836 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-854 Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance Kietzmann, Kenneth W. Loafman, Ethan IVl. lVisc. Transmittal cL20't9-1048 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-956 Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance Krynski, Adam Lotton, Alane N. [/isc. Transmittal c1201 9-907 lVlisc. Transmittal cL2019-1027 Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance Kuang, AvinZ. Lucoro, Manuel P. lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-886 Misc. Transmittal cL2019-942 Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 75] Finance OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK 10 CITY COUNC!L LEGISLATIVE INDEX Date: 512912019
CLAlMS CLAIMS Damaqe to Vehicle - Pothole Damaqe to Vehicle - Pothole
l\Ialoney, Edward F., Jr. t\tlollison, Sheena [Vl. [\tlisc- Transmittal c1201 9-958 lVIisc. Transmittal cL2019-925 Referred [C.J.p. 76] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 76] Finance [/archeschi, Louis M. [/oneypenny, Sara J. lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 01 8 lVlisc. Transmittal cL2019-1025 Referred [C.J.p. 76] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 76] Finance Marsh, Amanda M. Moy, Arthur [/isc. Transmittal cL2019-1024 Misc. Transmittal cL201 9-948 Referred [C.J.p. 76] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 76] Finance lVlarzec, Richard M. Mutlu, Ece A. Misc. Transmittal cL2019-1022 Misc. Transmittal cL2019-825 Referred [C.J-p. 76] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 76] Finance Maslianski, Aaron [Vl. Nikolaev, Alexander [\4isc. Transmittal cL20'19-1029 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-865 Referred [C.J.p. 76] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 77] Finance lVlasteller, ltllichael A. Nunez, Alexis lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-99s Misc. Transmittal cL201 9-879 Referred [C.J.p. 76] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 77] Finance McQuitter, Terry Ocegueda, Elsie [\4isc. Transmittal cL2019-1040 lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-875 Referred [C.J.p. 76] Finance Referred lC.J.p.77l Finance IVejia-Morales, Otto O'Day, Jaclyn R. tVIisc. Transmittal c1201 9-863 lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-984 Referred [C.J.p. 76] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 77] Finance N4enarik, Mark R. Olds, Taylor l\/isc. Transmittal cL201 9-81 6 lVlisc. Transmittal cL201 9-826 Referred [C.J.p. 76] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 77] Finance t\Iiller, David J. Omori, Alan J. t\4isc. Transmittal cL201 9-81 8 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-999 Referred [C.J.p. 76] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 77] Finance lViller, tVitchellA. Ortiz, Juan C. lVIisc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 032 lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-970 Referred [C.J.p. 76] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 77] Finance tVlills, Jennifer A. O'Sullivan, [Vlegan lVlisc. Transmittal cL2019-847 [/isc. Transmittal cL2019-924 Referred [C.J.p. 76] Finance Referred lC.J.p.77) Finance lVitchell, Ella Pabatao, Catherine H.
[/lisc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 031 lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 035 Referred [C.J.p. 76] Finance Referred lC.J.p.77l Finance OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Date: 512912019 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX 11
CLAIMS CLAIMS Damaqe to Vehicle - Pothole Damaqe to Vehicle - Pothole
Palmer, Dawn [/1. Reyes, Noel [/lisc. Transmittal c1201 9-939 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-964 Referred [C.J.p. 77] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 78] Finance Panchal, Jigar Reyes, Raul [\4isc. Transmittal c1201 9-891 Misc. Transmittal cL2019-1062 Referred [C.J.p. 77] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 78] Finance Parker, Carolyn H. Rice, Kelly A. Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-862 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 009 Referred lC.J.p.77l Finance Referred [C.J.p. 78] Finance Patel, Neil B. Rigsby, Timothy J.
Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-885 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 030 Referred [C.J.p. 77] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 78] Finance Penner, Jona Y. Roberts, Jo Ann Misc. Transmittal cL2019-1041 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 061 Referred [C.J.p. 77] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 78] Finance Perez, Cristina Roberts, Sherman lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-946 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-91 I Referred [C.J.p. 77] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 78] Finance Peters, Michael F. Roberts, William D., Jr. Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-990 lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 000 Referred [C.J.p. 77] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 78] Finance Pike, Caitlin R. Roland, Sean P. Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-899 I\tlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-936 Referred [C.J.p. 77] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 78] Finance Pilcher, Joy E. Roth, Nadine tVl. Ivlisc. Transmittal cL2019-914 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-851 Referred lC.J.p.77l Finance Referred [C.J.p. 78] Finance Price, Aaron J. Sabo, Alex lVl. [4isc. Transmittal c1201 9-902 l\tlisc. Transmittal cL201 9-992 Referred [C.J.p. 78] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 78] Finance Quintero, Jorshid O. Sanchez, Rodolfo D. lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 046 lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-962 Referred [C.J.p. 78] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 78] Finance Reese, Mark E. Saucedo, Daniel C. lVlisc. Transmittal cL2019-1044 [\4isc. Transmittal c12019-9'15 Referred [C.J.p. 78] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 78] Finance Reilly, Robert D. Scales, Lakeyah [/lisc. Transmittal c1201 9-890 Misc. Transmittal cL20'19-986 Referred [C.J.p. 78] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 78] Finance OFF]CE OF THE CITY CLERK 12 ClTY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX Date: 512912019
CLAIMS CLAIMS Damaqe to Vehicle - Pothole Damaqe to Vehicle - Pothole Schade, Alexandra L. St. John Jason A. lVIisc. Transmittal c1201 9-849 I/isc. Transmittal c1201 9-929 Referred [C.J.p. 79] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 79] Finance Schlee, Jeremy W. Stamato, Julie A.
l\/isc. Transmittal c1201 9-954 lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 052 Referred [C.J.p. 79] Finance Referred [C.J.p, 79] Finance Schrank, Kathleen D. Szulkowski, Amy C. Misc. Transmittal c12019-823 Misc. Transmittal cL2019-1026 Referred [C.J.p. 79] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 79] Finance Shaba, Nancy Taruer, Robert G. lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-861 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-868 Referred [C.J.p. 79] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 79] Finance Shajan, Sunny Taylor, Judy D. Misc. Transmittal c12019-975 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-938 Referred [C.J.p. 79] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 79] Finance Sharma, Dushyant A. Tenecela, Juan M. lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-856 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-839 Referred [C.J.p. 79] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 79] Finance Shorey, Gerald W., Jr. Thach, Minh C. Misc. Transmittal cL2019-832 It/isc. Transmittal c1201 9-837 Referred [C.J.p. Finance Referred [C-J.p. 79] Finance cL201e-I Thomas, Mark K. Silas, Eugene F. Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 049 IVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-928 Referred [C.J.p. 79] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 79] Finance Tokarczyk, Arthur J. Sims, Walter L., Jr. Misc. Transmittal cL2019-997 [/isc. Transmittal c1201 9-976 Referred [C.J.p. 80] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 79] Finance Torres, Luis J. Sorensen, tVlark A. lvlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-829 lVlisc. Transmittal cL2019-912 Referred [C.J.p. 80] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 79] Finance Townsend, Clarence Jr. Soto-Hernandez, Alejandra [/isc. Transmittal cL2019-971 Mlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-995 Referred [C.J.p. 80] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 79] Finance Vagos, Lee D. Spivey, Joseph [/. IVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-834 lVlisc. Transmittal cL2019-842 Referred [C.J.p. B0] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 79] . Finance Vidovich, Mladen l. Spring, Katherine [\4isc. Transmittal c1201 9-858 [\rlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-998 Referred [C.J.p. 80] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 79] Finance OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK Date. 512912019 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX 13
CLAIMS CLAIMS Damaqe to Vehicle - Pothole Damaqe to Vehicle - Pothole Villasana, Julia l\tl. Zeigler, Valerie D. l\tlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-840 Misc. Transmittal CL2019-930 Referred [C.J.p. 80] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 80] Finance Wallace Zimmerman, Julie A. COMMENDATIONS & DECLARATIONS lvlisc. Transmittal c12019-'t060 Bannon, Brian Referred [C.J.p. 80] Finance Retirement as Chief Executive Officer and Wallace Zimmerman, Julie A. Commissioner of Chicago Public Library
l\4isc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 063 Burke (14) R2019-357 108] Referred [C.J.p. 80] Finance Adopted [C.J.p. Ward, Janet S. Barnich, Terrence L. N4isc. Transmittal c1201 9-953 Commemoration for military service as Deputy Director of U.S. State Department's lraq Transition Referred [C.J.p. 80] Finance Assistance Office Werden, Howard A. Hopkins (2) R2019-364 Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-1 045 Adopted [C.J.p. 83] Referred [C.J.p. 80] Finance Beach, Charlene Wlchmann, Janet L. 70th birthday Misc. Transmittal c1201 9-91 9 Lopez (15) R2019-387 Referred 80] Finance [C.J.p. Adopted [C.J.p. 116] \Mlliams, Dennis Beltran, Pedro l\Iisc. Transmittal c1201 9-905 65th birthday Referred [C.J.p. 80] Finance Lopez (15) R2019-367 Wlliams, Victoria L. Adopted [C.J.p. 117] lVIisc, Transmittal c1201 9-867 Beltran, Rodolfo Referred [C.J.p. 80] Finance 65th birthday Wlson, Deborah L. Lopez (15) R2019-368 [\4isc. Transmittal c1201 9-845 Adopted [C.J.p. 117] Referred [C.J.p. 80] Finance Brady, William \y'r/ilson, James D. 65th birthday [/isc. Transmittal c1201 9-81 5 Lopez (15) R2019-369 Referred [C.J.p. 80] Finance Adopted [C.J.p. 1 18] Wons, li/ary A. Bridgeman, Bobby lVlisc. Transmittal cL2019-872 70th birthday Referred [C.J.p. 80] Finance Lopez (15) R2019-388 Wu, Jin Adopted [C.J.p. 1 19] lVlisc. Transmittal c1201 9-869 Chicago Polish Constitution Day Parade Referred [C.J.p. B0] Finance 128th anniversary Zalora, Tomasz [\rl. Reboyras (30) R2019-313 lVisc. Transmittal c1201 9-876 Adopted IC.J.p. 1a7) Referred [C.J.p. 80] Finance OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK 14 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX Date: 512912019
COMMENDATIONS & DECLARATIONS COMMENDATIONS & DECLARATIONS Colip, I\4ark K. (Dr.) Fernandez, Herlinda President of lllinois College of Optometry 65th birthday Dowell (3) R2019-322 Lopez (15) R2019-402 Adopted [C.J.p. 87] Adopted [C.J.p. 121] Commings, Eddie Earl Fuller, Shirley A. 65th birthday 65th birthday Lopez (15) R2019-370 Lopez (15) R2019-401 Adopted [C.J.p. 1 19] Adopted lC.J.p. 1221 Concialdi # 16971120136 (Det.) Gardner, Margaret Gratitude for heroic actions and apprehension of 75th birthday felon Lopez (15) R2019-399 Sadlowski Garza (10) R2019-321 Adopted [C.J.p. 123] Adopted [C.J.p. 92] Golden Spirit Award recipients DignityUSA Gratitude for contributions made for improvement 50th anniversary to community Tunney (44),and Others R2019-349 Quinn (13) R2019-330 Adopted [C.J.p. 154] Adopted [C.J.p. 10a] Dog Shop, The Gonzalez, Guadalupe lnduction into Vienna Beef Hot Dog Hall of Fame 75th bi(hday Reboyras (30) R2019-314 Lopez (15) R2019-398 Adopted [C.J.p. 1a5] Adopted [C.J.p. 123] Drawe, Scott Green City I\4arket Retirement as Branch Manager of Chicago Public 20th anniversary and declaration of t\Iay 4,2019 Library's Near North Branch as "Green City t\4arket Day" Hopkins (2) R2019-365 Smith (43) R2019-317 Adopted [C.J.p. 85] Adopted [C.J.p. 150] Earle STEI\/ Elementary School Chess Team and Heggie, Corinne 'l Chicago Public Schools Network 1 Appointment as President of Women's Bar Assn. Recognition for success in chess tournaments Smith (43) R2019-335 and related school activities Lopez (15), Coleman (16) R20't9-351 Adopted [C.J.p. 151] Jimenez, Juana [Vl. Adopted [C.J.p. 141] Ellison, Jeanette 7Oth birthday Lopez R2019-389 70th birthday (15) Lopez (15) R2019-386 Adopted [C.J.p.12a] Jones, Sammie L. Adopted [C.J.p. 120] Fabian, Robert 70th birthday 75th birthday Lopez (15) R2019-390 Lopez (15) R2019-400 Adopted [C.J.p. 125] Louis, Juliet Adopted [C.J.p. 121] 75th birthday Lopez (15) R2019-397 Adopted [C.J.p. 125] OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK Date: 512912019 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX 15
COMMENDATIONS & DECLARAT]ONS COMMENDATIONS & DECLARATIONS I\/acfarlane #1 301 5 (P.O.) IVilmine #407 (Capt.) Gratitude for heroic actions and apprehension of Gratitude for heroic actions and apprehension of felon felon Sadlowski Garza (10) R2019-321 SadlowskiGarza (10) R2019-321 Adopted [C.J.p. 92] Adopted [C.J.p. 92] Marquez, lvlaria S. [\4olina, Jose 70th birthday 75th birthday Lopez (15) R2019-391 Lopez (15) R2019-395 Adopted [C.J.p. 126] Adopted [C.J.p. 130] Martinez, Jesus Morales, Agnipino 65th birthday 70th birthday Lopez ('15) R2019-371 Lopez ('15) R2019-383 Adopted lC.J.p. 1271 Adopted [C.J.p. 131] It/atiukas, Peter J. Munoz, Ramon S. 75th birthday 70th birthday Lopez (15) R2019-396 Lopez (15) R2019-382 Adopted lC.J.p.127l Adopted [C.J.p. 131] [/lcGowan, Richard Pace, ldolga 70th birthday 70th birthday Lopez (15) R2019-385 Lopez (15) R2019-380 Adopted [C.J.p. 128] Adopted [C.J.p. 132] [/eador # 1003 (Sgt.) Padilla, lt4aria D. Gratitude for heroic actions and apprehension of 70th birthday felon Lopez (15) R2019-381 Sadlowski Garza (10) R2019-321 Adopted [C.J.p. 133] Adopted [C.J.p. 92] Polish American women It/ell, Deb (Hon.) Contribution to Chicago, and honoring Polish Gratitude for dedicated service as Alderman of American Women's Conference 33rd Ward Villegas (36) R2019-331 Emanuel (tt/ayor) R2O19-342 Adopted [C.J.p. 149] Adopted [C.J.p. 81] Reifman, David L. IVlendez, Teresa Retirement as Commissioner of Dept. of Planning 65th birthday and Development Lopez (15) R2019-372 Burke (14) R2019-355
Adopted [C.J.p. 129] Adopted [C.J.p. 1 10] IVIichura, Patricia Reverend Stanislaw Jankowski 70th birthday 25th anniversary in priesthood on [\Iay 12,2019 Lopez (15) R2019-384 Reboyras (30) R2019-3'15 Adopted [C.J.p. 129] Adopted [C.J.p. 1a8] OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK 16 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX Date. 512912019
COMMENDATIONS & DECLARATIONS COMMENDAT]ONS & DECLARATIONS Richardson, Denise Yates Swain, Mary L. 6Sth birthday 75th birthday Lopez (15) R2019-373 Lopez (15) R2019-394 Adopted [C.J.p. 139] Adopted [C.J.p. 137] Robinson, Joanne Trimble, Wendell Emil 65th birthday 65th birthday Lopez (15) R2019-374 Lopez (15) R2019-376 Adopted [C.J.p. 133] Adopted [C.J.p. 136] Rodriguez, Antonia William J. Bogan Varsity Basketball Team 70th birthday Recognition as regional, sectional, supersectional, Lopez (15) R2019-379 and state runner-up champions during 2018-2019 lllinois High School basketball season Adopted 133] [C.J.p. Curtis (18) R2019-312 Rodriguez, l\4aria L. Adopted [C.J.p. 1aa] 70th birthday Williams, Henderson Lopez (15) R2019-378 75th birthday Adopted 135] [C.J.p. Lopez (15) R2019-393 Samples-Tillman, Elizabeth Adopted [C.J.p. 138] 65th birthday Yates, Denise Lopez (15) R2019-375 65th birthday Adopted 135] [C.J.p. Lopez (15) R2019-392 Sanchez #45, Noel (Cmdr./Chief) Adopted [C.J.p. 138] Gratitude for heroic actions and apprehension of Zavala, Benjamin A. felon Sadlowski Garza (10) R2019-321 65th birthday Lopez (15) R2O19-377 Adopted [C.J.p. 92] Scheinfeld, Rebekah Adopted [C.J.p. 140] Retirement as Commissioner of Dept. of Zuniga, Maria L. Transportation. 65th birthday Burke (14) R2019-356 Lopez (15) R2019-366 Adopted [C.J.p. 111] Adopted [C.J.p. 141] Stonewall Riots COMMITTEE/PUBLIC HEARINGS 50th anniversary celebration for LGBTQ, June 28, Committee on Public Safetv 2019 Call for Civilian Office of Police Accountability Tunney (44), and Others R201 9-350 (COPA) to testify on current procedures for Adopted [C.J.p. 156] investigating police misconduct and provide status Strides for Peace report Hairston (5), and R2O19-347 Recognition for hosting Race Against Gun Others Violence event Referred [C.J.p. 180] Public Safety Reboyras (30) R2019-3'16 Adopted [C.J.p. 1a8] OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK Date: 512912019 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX 17
COOK COUNTY MUNICIPAL CODE AMENDMENTS Tabulated statement of returns and proclamation of Title 2 - Citv Government &Administration general results of February 26,2019 municipal Ch. 50 Dept. of Familv and Support Services ef ection and April 2,2019 municipal run-off and supplementary aldermanic elections held in Wards 2-5O-12O thru 2-50-150 (new) establishing Article lll known as LGBTQ Elder Cultural Responsive 5, 6, 1 5, 16, 20, 21 , 25,30, 31 , 33, 39, 40, 43, 46 and 47 Training Dept./Agency F2019-33 Tunney (44),and Others 02019-3865 Relations Filed [C.J.p.62] Referred [C.J.p. 198] Human EXECUT]VE ORDERS & PROCLAMATIONS Ch. 83 Civilian Police Accountabilitv Council Executive Order No. 2O19-2 (Reform to Aldermanic 2-83-010 thru 2-83-030 (new) establishing Article l. Prerogative) Organization and Election Lightfoot (ttlayor) F2019-93 La Spata (1), and Others 02019-3943 Filed [C.J.p.61] Referred [C.J.p. 176] Public Safety ILLINOIS, STATE OF 2-83-040 and 2-83-050 (new) establishing Article ll. Powers and Duties of CPAC Call upon lllinois General Assembly to pass House La (1), and 02019-3943 Bill 2495 entitled "lllinois Reproductive Health Act" Spata Others Smith (43), and Others R2019-358 Referred [C.J.p. 176] Public Safety 2-83-060 thru 2-83-100 (new) establishing Article Referred 196] Human Relations [C.J.p. lll. Discipline and lnvestigations JOURNAL CORRECTIONS La Spata (1), and Others 02019-3943 Year 201 9 Referred [C.J.p. 176] Public Safety legislation passed with omnibus vote, by All 2-83-120 thru 2-83-140 (new) establishing Article indicating Ald. Edward M. Burke was absent lV. CPAC Reports April 10, 2019, all pertinent pages La Spata (1), and Others 02019-3943 Burke (14) 02019-3812 Referred [C.J.p. 176] Public Safety Referred [C.J.p. 183] Rules 2-83-150 thru 2-83-190 (new) establishing Article MUNICIPAL CODE AMENDMENTS V. Removal from Office and Penalties Title 1 - General Provisions La Spata (1), and Others 02019-3943 Ch. 25 Chicaqo Fair Workweek Ordinance Referred [C.J.p. 176] Public Safety 1-25-010 lhru 1-25-120 (new) establishing 2-83-2OO (new) establishing Article Vl. Budget provisions for enforcement of fair and equitable La Spata (1), and Others 02019-3943 employment scheduling practices, and protection 176] Public Safety for working people of Chicago Referred [C.J.p. Ch. 84 Deot. of Police Sadlowski Garza ('10), and 02019-3928 2-84-1 0O modifying provision governin g Workforce Referred [C.J.p. 182] maintenance of service provider list for arrestees Development Hairston (5), and Others 02019-3873 Title 2 - City Government & Administration Referred 179] Public Safety Ch. 50 Dept. of Familv and Support Services [C.J.p. 2-84-110 (new) authorizing Superintendent or 2-50-O4O (q) authorizing Commissioner to enter designee to enter into contracts to implement into agreements for provision of LGBTQ elder department-procured outside employment cultural responsiveness training to employees of its Reilly 02019-3871 Senior Services Division in accordance with Article (42) ilt Referred [C.J.p. 192] Budget Tunney (44), and Others o201 9-3865 2-84-235 enumerating duties of police upon apprehension of arrestees Referred [C.J.p. 198] Human Relations Hairston (5), and Others 02019-3873 Referred [C.J.p. 179] Public Safety OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK 18 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX Date: 512912019
MUNlCIPAL CODE AMENDMENTS MUNICIPAL CODE AMENDMENTS Title 4- Businesses. Occupations & Consumer Title 4- Businesses, Occupations & Consumer Protection Protection Ch. 60 Liquor Dealers Ch. 60 Liquor Dealers 4-60-022 (34.9) allow additional alcoholic liquor 4-60-023 (37.18 and 37.22) disallow additional licenses on portion(s) of W 1 19th St package goods licenses on portion(s) of W North Austin (34) 02019-3844 Ave and W Division ST tt/itts (37) 02019-3847 Referred [C.J.p. 188] License 4-60-010 adding definition of single serving Referred [C.J.p. 190] License container 4-60-023 (50.246) disallow additional package Reilly (42) 02019-3908 goods licenses on portion(s) of N Western Ave Silverstein (50) 02019-3859 Referred [C.J.p. 192] License 4-60-022 (1 .79) allow additional alcoholic liquor Referred [C.J.p. 199] License licenses on portion(s) of N Kimball Ave and W 4-60-023 (50.74) allow additional package goods Grand Ave licenses on portion(s) of N Lincoln Ave Maldonado (26), La Spata (1) 02019-3912 Silverstein (50) 02019-3857 Referred [C.J.p. 184] License Referred [C.J.p.200] License 4-60-022 (32.31) allow additional alcoholic liquor 4-60-'140 (l) prohibiting sale of single serve licenses on portion(s) of W North Ave containers between 12:00 A.t\4 and 7:00 A.M. Hopkins (2), Burnett (27) 02019-3858 Reilly (42) 02019-3908 Referred lC.J.p.177l License Referred [C.J.p. 192] License 4-60-022 (35.82) allow additional alcoholic liquor 4-60-145 (new) adding provisions governing licenses on portion(s) of N IVlilwaukee Ave engagement of services of licensed armed security Ramirez-Rosa (35) 02019-3860 Reilly (42) 02019-3870 Referred [C.J.p. 189] License Referred [C.J.p. 192] License 4-60-022 (50.244) disallow additional alcohol ic Ch.244 Peddlers liquor licenses on portion(s) of N Western Ave 4-244-140 (b) prohibiting peddling on portions of E Silverstein (50) 02019-3859 42nd Pl, S Berkeley Ave, S Oakenwald Ave, E 44 Pl, S Lake Park Ave, E 44th St and S Greenwood Referred [C.J,p. 199] License Ave 4-60-022 (50.32) disallow additional alcoholic liquor licenses on portion(s) of W Touhy Ave King (a) 020.19-3923 Silverstein (50) 02019-3848 Referred [C.J.p. 178] License (a) permit Referred [C.J.p. 199] License 4-244-162 restricting issuance of to applicants deemed ineligible due to revocation 4-60-023 (17.288) allow additional package goods imposed pursuant to Section 4-244-17O licenses on portion(s) of W 69th St Reilly (42), Hopkins (2) 02019-3950 Moore (17) 02019-3849 Referred [C.J.p. 196] License Referred [C.J.p. 184] License 4-244-164 (a) (d) (e) (f) restricting street 4-60-023 (17.355) allow additional package goods performances on portions of tVichigan Ave, Oak St, licenses on portion(s) of W Lithuanian Plaza Ct Chicago River, Dearborn St and Van Buren St tt/oore (17) 02019-3852 Reilly (a2), Hopkins (2) 020'19-3950 Referred [C.J.p. 18a] License Referred [C.J.p. 196] License 4-60-023 (27.97) allow additional package goods 4-244-170 (c) adding provision for permit licenses on portion(s) of N Kimball Ave and W revocation of and ineligibility of any violating Grand Ave individual from renewing street performer's permit lVlaldonado (26), La Spata (1) 02019-3912 Reilly (a2), Hopkins (2) 02019-3950 Referred [C.J.p. 184] License Referred [C.J.p. 196] License OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK Date: 512912019 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX 19
MUNICIPAL CODE AMENDMENTS MUNICIPAL CODE AMENDMENTS Title 8 - Offenses Affectinq Public Peace, tv'lorals & Title 9 - Vehicles, Traffic & Rail Transportation Welfare Ch. 76 Vehicle Equipment Ch. 4 Public Peace & Welfare 9-76-140 modifying prohibition on use of muffler 8-4-060 increasing fines and penalties for cutout, and adding $500 fine for each offense vandalism Reilly (42) 02019-3944 Reilly (a2) 02019-3861 Referred [C.J.p. 193] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 193] Public Safety Trafflc Safety Title 9 - Vehicles, Traffic & Rail Transportation Ch. 92 lmpoundinq & Relocation of Vehicles Ch. 4 Traffic Definitions & General Provisions 9-92-100 (a) thru (f) modifying provisions governing 9-4-010 adding definition of drifting disposal of unclaimed vehicles, and allowing owners of impounded vehicles to relinquish Reilly (42) 02019-3944 ownership thru assignment and warranty of title Referred [C.J.p. 193] Pedestrian and delivered to City Traffic Safety Dowell(3) 02019-3864 Ch. 12 Traffic & Speed Restrictions Referred [C.J.p. 178] Budget 9-12-090 (new) prohibiting drag racing as defined PARKING in Section 9-4-010, and imposlng flnes for violations Handicapped Reilly (a2) 02019-3944 440W 42ndPl Thompson 02019-3999 Referred [C.J.p. 193] Pedestrian and (11) ' Traffic Safety Referred [C.J.p. 161] Pedestrian and 9-12-100 (new) prohibiting drifting as defined in Traffic Safety Section 9-4-010, and imposing fines for violations 3736 W 57th Pt Reilly (42) 02019-3944 Tabares (23) 0201 9-3997 Referred [C.J.p. 193] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 162] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety Ch. 52 Bicvcles-Operation 3452W 60th Pl 9-52-022 (new) (a) (b) (c) prohibiting any person Tabares (23) o201 9-3998 from riding bicycles on Chicago Rivenirralk, and imposing fines for violation as per Section 9-52-010 Referred [C.J.p. 162] Pedestrian and (d) Traffic Safety 5252W 63rd Pl Reilly (42) 02019-3869 Remove Referred [C.J.p. 193] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Quinn (13) 0201 9-3894 Ch. 64 Parkinq Requlations Referred [C.J.p. 167] Pedestrian and 9-64-206 (c) establishing parking meter hours of Traffic Safety operation on N Kenmore Ave, 3100 block 3811 W68th St Tunney (44) 02019-3939 Quinn (13) o201 9-3925 Referred [C.J.p. 197] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 161] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 9-64-206 (c) establishing parking meter operation 3814 W 69th Pl hours on N Larrabee St, west side, from E Erie St Quinn (13) o201 9-3926 to E Huron St 161] Pedestrian and Reilly (42) 02019-3936 Referred [C.J.p. Traffic Safety Referred [C.J.p. 19a] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK 20 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX Date: 512912019
PARKING PARKING Handicapped Handicapped 3316W83rd St 6429 N Claremont Ave Remove Silverstein (50) o201 9-3992 Curtis (18) 0201 9-3949 Referred [C.J.p. 166] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Referred [C.J.p. 167] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety 3742N Clifton Ave 827 E 90th Pt Remove Harris (8) o2019-3919 Tunney (44) o201 9-3833 Referred [C.J.p. 161] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 168] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 163'l E 92nd Pl 9019 S Cornell Ave Harris (8) o201 9-3920 Harris (8) o201 9-391 0 Referred [C.J.p. 161] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 160] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 206 S Albany Ave 4951 W Cortez St Ervin (28) o20'19-3935 Mitts (37) 0201 9-3954 Referred [C.J.p. 163] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 16a] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 558 N Artesian Ave 7727 S Cregier Ave
Maldonado (26) 0201 9-3929 Harris (8) o201 9-391 1 Referred [C.J.p. 162] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 160] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 6308 N Artesian Ave 9048 S Cregier Ave Silverstein (50) 0201 9-3989 Harris (8) 0201 9-391 3 Referred [C.J.p. 166] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 160] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 8105 S Bennett Ave 4333 W Crystal St Harris (8) o201 9-3909 Mitts (37) o201 9-3956 Referred [C.J.p. 160] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 16a] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 2428W Berwyn Ave 4824W Crystal St Vasquez, Jr. (40) 0201 9-3984 Remove Referred [C.J.p. 166] Pedestrian and l\4itts (37) o201 9-4003 Traffic Safety Referred [C.J.p. 168] Pedestrian and 6738 N Campbell Ave Traffic Safety Silverstein (50) o201 9-3991 5024 N Delphia Ave Referred [C.J.p. 166] Pedestrian and Napolitano (41) o201 9-3987 Traffic Safety Referred [C.J.p. 166] Pedestrian and 7227 S Campbell Ave Traffic Safety Remove 9829 S Dobson Ave Curtis ('18) o201 9-3946 Harris (8) o201 9-391 4 Referred [C.J.p. 167] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 160] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK Date: 5/29/2019 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX 21
PARKING PARKING Handicapped Handicapped 4215 S Ellis Ave 8109 S Harper Ave King (4) 02019-3902 Harris (8) 02019-3915 Referred [C.J.p. 159] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 160] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 7548 S Emerald Ave 11342 S Houston Ave Sawyer (6) 02019-3904 Sadlowski Garza (10) 02019-3922 Referred [C.J.p. 159] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 161] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 9534 S Euclid Ave 4923 W Huron St Mitchell (7) 02019-3907 Mitts (37) 02019-3957 Referred [C.J.p. 160] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 164] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 11216 S Ewing Ave 4441 W Iowa St Sadlowski Garza (10) 02019-3921 Mitts (37) 02019-3958 Referred [C.J.p. 161] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 164] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 3908 W Gladys Ave 8525 S Justine St Remove Brookins (21) 02019-3838 Ervin (28) 02019-3990 Referred [C.J.p. 162] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 167] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 6321 S Karlov Ave 4137 W Gladys Ave Quinn (13) 02019-3924 Ervin (28) 02019-3938 Referred [C.J.p. 161] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 163] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 1623 N Keating Ave 2111 W Granville Ave Mitts (37) 02019-3959 Vasquez, Jr. (40) 02019-3986 Referred [C.J.p. 164] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 166] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 949 N Kedvale Ave 2121 W Granville Ave Mitts (37) 02019-3960 Remove Referred [C.J.p. 164] Pedestrian and Silverstein (50) 02019-4014 Traffic Safety 857 N Keeler Ave Referred [C.J.p. 168] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Mitts (37) 02019-3961 9547 S Green St Referred [C.J.p. 164] Pedestrian and Brookins (21) 02019-3839 Traffic Safety 7920 S Kimbark Ave Referred [C.J.p. 162) Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Harris (8) 02019-3916 2700 W Gunnison St Referred [C.J.p. 160] Pedestrian and Remove Traffic Safety Vasquez, Jr. (40) 02019-4004 Referred [C.J.p. 168) Pedestrian and Traffic Safety OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK 22 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX Date: 512912019
PARKING PARKING Handicapped Handicapped 2250 N Knox Ave 9705 S Lowe Ave Villegas (36) 0201 9-3951 Austin (34) o201 9-3941
Referred [C.J.p. 164] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p 1 631 Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 6435 S Knox Ave 1823 N Luna Ave Remove Mitts (37) 0201 9-3967 Quinn (13) 0201 9-3896 Referred [C.J.p. 165] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Referred [C.J.p. 167] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety 1831 N Luna Ave 4922 S Kostner Ave Mitts (37) o201 9-3969 Burke (14) o2019-3927 Referred [C.J.p. 165] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Referred [C.J.p. 162] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety 4607 N Marmora Ave 2706 N La Crosse Ave Sposato (38) o201 9-3975 Villegas (36) 02019-3952 Referred [C.J.p. 165] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Referred [C.J.p. 164] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety 8752 S Marshfield Ave 1111 N Lawndale Ave Brookins (21) 0201 9-3840 Burnett (27) 0201 9-3930 Referred [C.J.p. 162] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Referred [C.J.p. 163] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety 7621 S Maryland Ave 2019 N Leamington Ave Harris (8) 02019-3917 Villegas (36) o201 9-3953 Referred [C.J.p. 160] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Referred [C.J.p. 16a] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety 2710 N Melvina Ave 1412 N Linder Ave Reboyras (30) 0201 9-3831 Mitts (37) 0201 9-3962 Referred [C.J.p. 163] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Referred [C.J.p. 16a] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety 5531 S Melvina Ave 1647 N Linder Ave Remove l\tlitts (37) o201 9-3963 Quinn (13) 0201 9-3895 Referred [C.J.p. 16a] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 167] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 1707 N Lockwood Ave 2924 N Merrimac Ave lVlitts (37) o201 9-3964 Reboyras (30) 0201 9-3832 Referred [C.J.p. 165] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 163] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 641 N Lorel Ave 6726 S Morgan St l\4itts (37) o201 9-3966 Sawyer (6) o201 9-3905 Referred [C.J.p. 165] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 160] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK Date: 512912019 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX 23
PARKING PARKING Handicapped Handicapped 6428 N lVozart St 4958 W Rice St Remove lVitts (37) 02019-3972 Silverstein (50) o2019-4012 Referred [C.J.p. 165] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Referred [C.J.p. 168] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety 830 N Ridgeway Ave 5433 S Nagle Ave Burnett (27) o201 9-3931 Tabares (23) o201 9-3994 Referred [C.J.p. 163] Pedestrian and Trafflc Safety Referred [C.J.p. 162] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety 6336 N Sacramento Ave 6236 S Neenah Ave Silverstein (50) 0201 9-3993 Remove Referred [C.J.p. 166] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Quinn (13) 0201 9-3898 6339 N Sacramento Ave Referred [C.J.p. 167] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Remove 3728 N Newland Ave Silverstein (50) o20't9-4005 Sposato (38) 0201 9-3976 Referred [C.J.p. 168] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Referred [C.J.p. 165] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety 2320 W Schubert Ave 3811 N Odell Ave Remove Sposato (38) o2019-3977 Waguespack (32) o201 9-4000 Referred [C.J.p. 165] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 167] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 3873 N Oriole Ave 419 N St Louis Ave Sposato (38) o201 9-3979 Burnett (27) 02019-3932 Referred [C.J.p. 165] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 163] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 3405 N Paris Ave 4318 WThomas St Sposato (38) 0201 9-3980 Mitts (37) 0201 9-3973 Referred [C.J.p. 165] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 165] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 200 N Pine Ave 426 N Trumbull Ave tt/itts (37) 0201 9-3970 Burnett (27) o201 9-3934 Referred [C.J.p. 165] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 163] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 3335 N Pittsburgh Ave 5823 S Trumbull Ave Sposato (38) 0201 9-3981 Tabares (23) o201 9-3996 Referred [C.J.p. 165] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 162] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 8104 S Princeton Ave 3127 S Union Ave Brookins (21) o2019-3841 Thompson (11) o201 9-3937 Referred [C.J.p. 162] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 161] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK 24 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX Date: 512912019
PARKING PARKING Handicapped Loadinq/Standinq/Tow Zones 73'16 S Wabash Ave 1057 W Grand Ave Sawyer (6) o201 9-3906 Burnett (27) 02019-3971 Referred [C.J.p. 160] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 158] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 5220W Warner Ave N LaSalle St, and W Kinzie St Sposato (38) 0201 9-3982 Reilly (42) o201 9-3862 Referred [C.J.p. 166] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 195] Transportation Traffic Safety 105 N lVlay St 3200 S Wells St Burnett (27) 0201 9-3978 Repeal Referred [C.J.p. 158] Pedestrian and Thompson (11) o201 9-3948 Traffic Safety Referred [C.J.p. 167] Pedestrian and 1141 W Randolph St Traffic Safety Burnett (27) o20't9-3968 8518 S Winchester Ave Referred [C.J.p. 158] Pedestrian and Brookins (21) 0201 9-3837 Traffic Safety Referred [C.J.p. 162] Pedestrian and S Spaulding Ave, at WArthington St Traffic Safety Corner clearance 9351 Woodlawn Ave S Scott, Jr. (24) o2019-40'15 Harris (8) o2019-3918 Referred lC.J.p.172l Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 161] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety N Troy St, from W Devon to first alley Loadinq/Standinq/Tow Zones Silverstein (50) 02019-4013 6300-6400 w 56th st Referred lC.J.p.172l Pedestrian and Quinn (13) 0201 9-3897 Traffic Safety Referred [C.J.p. 171] Pedestrian and 551 N Wood St Trafflc Safety Burnett (27) 0201 9-3965 700 E 79th st Referred [C.J.p. 158] Pedestrian and Sawyer (6) 02019-3892 Traffic Safety Referred [C.J.p. 157] Pedestrian and Residential Permit Traffic Safety E 23rd St, from S Ir/ichigan Ave to S lndiana Ave W Erie St, and N Hudson Ave Amend -Zone No.1676 (42) Reilly 02019-4007 Dowell(3) 02019-3891 Referred Pedestrian and lC.J.p.172l Referred [C.J.p. 170] Pedestrian and Safety Traffic Traffic Safety 1 109 W Fulton [\4arket 7100-7146 W64th Pl Burnett (27) 02019-3974 Tabares (23) Or2O19-219 Referred 157] Pedestrian and [C.J.p. Referred [C.J.p. 169] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety 171 N Garland Ct 1052E 80th St, 105'l-1101 E 80th St Reilly (a2) o2019-4008 Zone No. 353 - amend Referred [C.J.p. 158] Pedestrian and Harris (8) 012019-191 Traffic Safety Referred [C.J.p. 170] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK Date: 512912019 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX 25
PARKING PARKING Residential Permit Residential Permit 3500-3550 W 81st Pl, 3531-3551 W Blst Pl 3800-3899 WVan Buren St Zone No. 2171 - amend Zone No. 2026 - amend Curtis (18) 02019-3945 Ervin (28) o201 9-3988 Referred [C.J.p. 170] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 171] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety W Fillmore St, from S lndependence Blvd to S 2635-2673 W Warren Ave Springfield Ave Zone No.2125 Zone No. 217 - remove Burnett (27) 0201 9-3983 Burke (14) 02019-3955 Referred [C.J.p. 169] Pedestrian and Referred [C.J.p. 170] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Traffic Safety PERMITS/LICENSE/FEE EXEMPTIONS 4510-4538 W Harrison St Refund of Fees Ervin (28) Or2O19-222 Senior Citizen Sewer Referred 169] Pedestrian and [C.J.p. Acker, Sally and sundry others Traffic Safety 5400-5443 S Mozart St Smith (43) o20'19-4038 Burke (14) Or2019-217 Referred [C.J.p.209] Finance Adler, Robert and sundry others Referred [C.J.p. 169] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Tunney (44) o201 9-4039 2201-2259 N Natchez Ave Referred [C.J.p. 211] Finance Villegas (36) Or2O19-223 Alberts, Helaine lvl. and sundry others Referred [C.J.p. 169] Pedestrian and Reilly (a2) 02019-4037 Traffic Safety Referred [C.J.p. 207] Finance W Ohio St, 2300 block Alton, Jacquelyn S., and sundry others Zone No.2150 - repeal Osterman (48) 02019-4042 It/aldonado (26) Or2019-221 Referred [C.J.p.216] Finance Referred [C.J.p. 171] Pedestrian and Andjelic, l\4ilos and sundry others Traffic Safety Gardiner (45) 02019-4040 935-1147 S Park Ter Referred lC.J.p.212l Finance Zone No. 1673 - amend Barr, George & t\lary, and sundry others King (a) Or2O19-202 Nugent (39) 02019-4034 Referred 170] Pedestrian and [C.J.p. Referred Finance Traffic Safety [C.J.p.207] Bibbee, Robert G., and sundry others S Sawyer Ave, 5400 block from W 54th St to W 55th St Hadden (49) 02019-4043 Burke (14) 012019-216 Referred lC.J.p.217l Finance Referred [C.J.p. 169] Pedestrian and Cusack, Wlliam and sundry others Traffic Safety Napolitano (41) o201 9-4036 5515-5557 S St Louis Ave Referred [C.J.p. 207] Finance Burke (14) Or2O19-215 Gaebe, James R and sundry others Referred [C.J.p. 169] Pedestrian and Cappleman (46) 02019-4041 Traffic Safety Referred IC.J.p.212] Finance OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK 26 CITY COUNC!L LEGISLATIVE INDEX Date: 512912019
PERMITS/LICENSE/FEE EXEMPTIONS PROXIES Refund of Fees Andrews, Shannon E. Senior Citizen Sewer [\Iayoral proxy Griffin, Loyal and sundry others Lightfoot (ttlayor) F2019-94 Harris (8) 02019-4030 Filed [C.J.p. 62] (Designation) Referred [C.J.p. 206] Finance Andrews, Shannon E. Kennedy, Ruth B. Mayoral proxy to contracts or modification Mitchell(7) 02019-4029 agreements authorized by lllinois tt/unicipal Purchasing Act or Chicago Nlunicipal Code Referred [C.J.p. 206] Finance Chapter 2-92 Livingstone, Susan and sundry others Emanuel(N/ayor) F2019-36 Silverstein O2O19-4O44 (50) Filed [C.J.p. 62] Referred lC.J.p.217l Finance Bennett, Jennie Huang Lukin, Lois and sundry others Mayoral proxy Hairston (5) O2O19-4O27 Llghtfoot (l\4ayor) F2019-94 Finance Referred [C.J.p. 203] Filed [C.J.p. 62] Pardys, t\4ichael and sundry others Flessner, Mark A. Vasquez, Jr. (40) 02019-4035 [\4ayoral proxy Referred [C.J.p. 207] Finance Lightfoot (tt/ayor) F2019-94 Paszczyk, Joseph and sundry others Filed [C.J.p. 62] Dowell(3) 02019-4025 Rhee, Jamie L. (Revocation) Referred lC.J.p.zOz) Finance Mayoral proxy to contracts or modification Poland, Karen P., and sundry others agreements authorized by lllinois tvlunicipal Thompson (11) 02019-4031 Purchasing Act or Chicago lvlunicipal Code Chapler 2-92 Referred [C.J.p. 206] Finance Emanuel(lVayor) F2019-36 Sachs-Nygard, Jean L., and sundry others Filed [C.J.p.62] Waguespack (32) O2O19-4O32 PUBLIC WAY USAGE Referred [C.J.p. 206] Finance Taxicab Stands Schultz, Karl and sundry others Taxicab Stand No. 799 Hopkins (2) 020194024 N LaSalle St, and W Kinzie St Referred [C.J.p. 200] Finance Spiech, Dolores and sundry others Remove King (a) 02019-4026 Reilly (42) 02019-3862 Referred 195] Transportation Referred lC.J.p.2O2l Finance [C.J.p. REPORTS Tabb, Evelyn and sundry others Sawyer (6) 02019-4028 [Vliscellaneous lnspector General Referred [C.J.p. 206] Finance Wojewocki, Olga and sundry others Follow-up inquiry regarding audit of Chicago Public Library staffing plan Sposato (38) 02019-4033 Dept./Agency F2019-32 Referred [C.J.p. 206] Finance Filed [C.J.p. 6a] OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK Date: 512912019 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX 27
REPORTS SIGNS/SlGNBOARDS [\4iscellaneous 4659 W Foster Ave lnspector General Remit No. 100814516 Review of Chicago Police Depa(ment gang Nugent (39) Or2O19-204 database Referred [C.J.p. 191] Zoning Dept./Agency F2019-28 4659 W Foster Ave Filed [C.J.p. 63] Remit No. 100814517 Quarterlv Nugent (39) Or2019-207 Civilian Office of Police Accountability Referred [C.J.p. 191] Zoning 2019 Q1 1917 W Fullerton Ave Dept./Agency F2019-31 Permit No. 100818813 Filed [C.J.p. 63] Waguespack (32) Or2019-199 lnspector General Referred [C.J.p. 188] Zoning 2019 01 1917 W Fullerton Ave Dept./Agency F2O19-29 Permit No. 100819747 Filed [C.J.p. 64] Waguespack (32) Or2019-198 SIGNS/SIGNBOARDS Referred [C.J.p. 188] Zoning 2919 N Broadway 3855 S Halsted St Tunney (44) 012019-188 Permit No. 100761780 Referred [C.J.p. 198] Zoning Thompson (11) Or2O19-211 1500 W Carroll Ave Referred [C.J.p. 183] Zoning Burnett (27) 012019-213 3855 S Halsted St Referred [C.J.p. 186] Zoning Permit No. 10076'1781 2401 N Clybourn Ave Thompson (1 1) Or2O19-212 Waguespack (32) 012019-203 Referred [C.J.p. 183] Zoning Referred [C.J.p. 187] Zoning 6071 N Lincoln Ave 2501 N Damen Ave Silverstein (50) Or2019-208 northwest corner Referred [C.J.p.200] Zoning Waguespack (32) 012019-200 58 E Oak St Referred [C.J.p. 187] Zoning Permit No, 100815200 2501 N Damen Ave Reilly (a2) Or2019-197 Southeast corner Referred [C.J.p. 195] Zoning Waguespack (32) Or2O19-2O1 58 E Oak St Referred [C.J.p. 188] Zoning Permit No. '100815204 2577-2665 N Elston Ave Reilly (42) Or2019-196 La Spata (1) 012019-209 Referred [C.J.p. 196] Zoning Referred [C.J.p. 176] Zoning 320 W Ohio St 4659 W Foster Ave Reilly (42) Or2019-195 Pemit No. 100814518 Referred [C.J.p. 196] Zoning Nugent (39) 012019-206 Referred [C.J.p. 191] Zoning OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK 28 CITY COUNClL LEGISLATIVE INDEX Date. 512912019
SIGNS/SIGNBOARDS TRAFFIC 7435 W Talcott Ave Direction East elevation One-Wav Napolitano (41) Or2O19-194 W Agatite Ave, from N Hazel to N Clarendon Ave Referred [C.J.p. 191] Zoning Southerly - Repeal 7435 W Talcott Ave Cappleman (46) 02019-4009 North elevation Referred [C.J.p. 158] Pedestrian and Napolitano (41) 012019-193 Traffic Safety N Kostner Ave, from W Diversey Ave to W Referred [C.J.p. 191] Zoning Belmont Ave SPECIAL EVENTS One year pilot program - rescind Waiver Cardona, Jr. (31) 02019-40'16 Another Chance Assembly Referred [C.J.p. 158] Pedestrian and 1333 N Laramie Ave Traffic Safety Parade for Jesus, August 31 , 2019, at LaFollette Siqns Park Stop Sions l\4itts (37) 012019-'190 E 35th St, at S Rhodes Ave Referred [C.J.p. 190] Special Events All-Way Stop STREETS King (4) Or2019-205 Honorary Desiqnations Referred lC.J.p. 1721 Pedestrian and "Honorary Joseph F. Ferguson Way" Traffic Safety S Paulina St, W 32nd Pl to W 33rd Pl (west side) W 63rd Pl, at S Menard Ave Cardenas (12) 02019-3854 All-Way Stop Referred [C.J.p. 183] Transportation Quinn (13) Or2O19-192 "Judge lVilton Shadur Way" Referred [C.J.p. 173] Pedestrian and WAdams St, and S Dearborn St northwest corner Traffic Safety Reilly (42) 02019-3863 W Arthington St, at S Spaulding Ave Referred [C.J.p. 195] Transportation Three-Way Stop "Principal tt/ichelle L. Van Allen Way" Scott, Jr. (24) Or2019-220 S lvlorgan St, from W 103rd St to W 104th St Referred [C.J.p. 173] Pedestrian and Austin (34) 02019-3846 Traffic Safety S Lowe Ave, at W 87th St Referred [C.J.p. 188] Transportation Speed Limitations Stop Brookins (2'l) N Clark St, from W Wlson Ave to W Lawrence Or2019-189 Ave Referred [C.J.p. 173] Pedestrian and 20 mph Traffic Safety S Normal Ave, at W 31st St Cappleman (46) 02019-4010 All-Way Stop Referred [C.J.p. 171] Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Thompson (1 1) Or2O19-214 Referred lC-J.p.1721 Pedestrian and Traffic Safety OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK Date: 512912019 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX 29
TRAFFIC TRIBUTES Siqns Baker, Ginny Warninq & Requlatory Siqns Thompson (11) R201 9-340 5807 W 63rd St Adopted [c.J.p. 95] Two Hour Parking Barney, Eddie Joseph Quinn (13) o201 9-3899 Dowell(3) R201 9-323 Referred lC.J.p.17a) Pedestrian and Adopted [C.J.p. 86] Traffic Safety Bezinovich, Mary C. 1800-1959 W 76th St Thompson (11) R201 9-339 No Truck Parking Adopted [C.J.p. 96] Moore (17) Or2019-218 Chikerotis, David George Referred lC.J.p. 17al Pedestrian and Quinn (13) R2019-324 Traffic Safety Adopted [C.J.p. 100] 3023 N Ashland Ave Crowley, June l. Reserved Disabled Parking - remove Quinn (13) R201 9-329 Waguespack (32) 02019-3995 Adopted [C.J.p. 104] Referred [C.J.p. 159] Pedestrian and DiFrisco, Dominic Traffic Safety Thompson (1 1) R201 9-336 8600-8800 W Gregory St, 8600-8800 W Catalpa Ave, 5500 N Delphia Ave and 5500 N Oakview Adopted [C.J.p. 97] Ave Ferguson, Joseph Francis (P.O.) No Parking of Semi Trucks Cardenas (12) R201 9-363 Napolitano (41) 02019-4006 Adopted [C.J.p. 99] Referred lC.J.p. 17al Pedestrian and Fields, Alpheus Ywain Traffic Safety Beale (9) R201 9-334 N North Park Ave, at W North Ave Adopted [C.J.p. 89] No Left Turn Gallagher, Liam Burnett (27) 0201 9-3985 Quinn (13) R201 9-328 Pedestrian and Referred lC.J.p.174l Adopted [C.J.p. 329] Traffic Safety Hampton, Ronald D. 8305-8313 S Pulaski Rd Beale (9) R201 9-332 One Hour Parking Adopted [C.J.p. 90] Curtis (18) 02019-3947 Lettiere, Frank T. Referred 173] Pedestrian and [C.J.p. Quinn (13) R201 9-326 Traffic Safety 5600-5614 W Waveland Ave Adopted [C.J.p. 102] Lindsey, Jr., Tommie Two Hour Parking Beale (9) R201 9-333 Villegas (36) o2019-4001 Adopted [C.J.p. 91] Referred lC.J.p.17al Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Lowenberg, Nancy Faith TRIBUTES Burke (14) R201 9-31 I
Andrews, LaVerne [\4. Adopted [C.J.p. 105] Thompson (1 1) R201 9-337 Semmer, Bridget Kelly Thompson (1 1) R201 9-338 Adopted [C.J.p. 9a] Adopted [C.J.p. 97] OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK 30 CITY COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE INDEX Date: 512912019
TRIBUTES ZONING RECLASSIFICAT!ONS Shaheen, Kathryn l\4ap No, 3-G Quinn (13) R2019-325 EZIVB LLC Adopted [C.J.p. 101] 1513 WThomas St Shanley, William Thomas (Capt-) App No. 2O034f 1, RS3 to RM4.5 Tunney (44) R2019-361 Misc. Transmittal 02019-3872 Adopted [C.J.p. 153] Referred [C.J.p. 66] Zoning Smyth, John P., (Rev.) lVap No. 3-l Burke (14) R20'19-320 2600-2624 W Hirsch St, 1401-1439 N Talman Adopted [C.J.p. 106] Ave, and 1400-1436 N Rockwell St Swan, Greg J. App No. 2OO45, RS3to B2-3 Quinn (13) R2019-327 Nlisc. Transmittal 02019-4017 Adopted [C.J.p. 102] Referred [C.J.p. 68] Zoning Wharton, James Russell Morales, William
Curtis (18) R2019-31 1 1510 N Talman Ave Adopted [C.J.p. 143] App No. 20035, RS3 to RT4 Ziemba, John S. Misc. Transmittal 02019-3893 Thompson (11) R2019-341 Referred [C.J.p. 67] Zoning Adopted [C.J.p. 98] l\tlap No. 4-F UNITED STATES GOW. Vision Group lnvestment LLC Support of equal rights for LGBTQ community and 2143-2145 S Halsted Pkwy call upon President Donald Trump and U.S. Senate App No.20031T1, M1-1 and B3-3 to pass Equality Act Tunney (44), and Others R2019-403 [\4isc. Transmittal 02019-3842 Referred 68] Zoning Referred [C.J.p. 199] Human Relations [C.J.p. ZONING RECLASSIFICATIONS tt/ap No. 5-H 1860 Milwaukee LLC Map No. 1-E 1860 N lVlilwaukee Ave 300 N. Michigan LLC 300 N Michigan Ave App No. 2O044r1, NI1-2 to B3-3 App No.20042, DX-16to RBPD lVIisc. Transmittal so201 9-4002 69] Zoning N4isc. Transmittal O2O19-4O23 Referred [C.J.p. I\4ap No. 5-J Referred [C.J.p.69] Zoning Mayra, Jefferey IMap No. 1-G 3619 W Armitage Ave Huffman, Joel 1010WLakeSt App No. 20038, 83-1 to B2-2 lVlisc. Transmittal App No. 2002811, C1-1 to DX-3 02019-4019 67] Zoning l\4isc. Transmittal 02019-3827 Referred [C.J.p. lVap No. 5-K Referred [C.J.p. 67] Zoning Torres, Omar 4040-4048 W Armitage Ave App No. 20O32T1, B1-1 to B3-2 lVisc. Transmittal o201 9-3843 Referred [C.J.p. 67] Zoning OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
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ZONING RECLASSIFICATIONS ZONING RECLASSIFICATIONS Map No. 5-M Map No. 9-O Blankenship Movers, lnc. Belmont Real Estate, lnc 5642W Grand Ave 3200 N Harlem Ave App No.2O04O, B3-1 to C2-1 App No. 20029, B3-1 to C1-1 N4isc. Transmittal 02019-4021 lVisc. Transmittal o201 9-3835 Referred [C.J.p.66] Zoning Referred [C.J.p. 65] Zoning Whitecap Lofts, LLC Map No. '14-M 1812 N Central Ave, 1819 N IVIajor Ave 5842-5848 W 63rd St App No. 2OO2T1, M1-2 to C3-5 B1-1 to RS2 lt/isc. Transmittal 02019-3813 Quinn (13) 02019-3942 Referred [C.J.p. 69] Zoning Referred [C.J.p. 175] Zoning Map No. 6-F Map No. 15-G Connie's Pizza, lnc. Baker, Lee 2373 S Archer Ave 5661 N Greenwood Ave App No. 2O043f 1, M2-2 to Cl -2 App No. 2OO37, RS3 to RIv14.5 Misc. Transmittal 02019-3933 Misc. Transmittal 02019-4018 Referred [C.J.p. 66] Zoning Referred [C.J.p. 65] Zoning Map No. 7-G Map No. 22-B Belray Limited Partnership Verity lnvestments LLC 3150 N Racine Ave 8737 S Commercial Ave App No. 20041, \A1-2 lo B2-5 App No. 20039, B1-2 lo B2-3 fVlisc. Transmittal 02019-4022 lVIisc. Transmittal 02019-4020 Referred [C.J.p.66] Zoning Referred [C.J.p.68] Zoning ttlap No. 8-H lVap No. 32-E Castro, Gabriel and Castro, Paula 525 E 130th St 3827-3829 S Wood St lVll-'l to RS2 App No. 20033, RS3 to RT4 Beale (9) 0201 9-3940 Misc. Transmittal 02019-3853 Referred [C.J.p. 175] Zoning Referred [C.J.p. 66] Zoning Tyllie Barbosa Photography LLC 1735 W 38th St App No. 20036, RS3 to C1-1 Misc. Transmittal 02019-3900 Referred [C.J.p. 68] Zoning t\4ap No. 9-tV Addison, lnc., d.b.a. New Wash U Coin Laundry 6043-6049 WAddison St App No.20030, B1-1 and 83-1 to B3-1 lVlisc. Transmittal 02019-3836 Referred [C.J.p. 69] Zoning OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
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