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1962-04-05 - Village Board Regular Meeting - Minutes MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF BUFFALO GROVE COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, HELD THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1962, IN THE LOUISA MAY ALCOTT PUBLIC SCHOOL IN BUFFALO GROVE, ILLINOIS. The President called the meeting to order at approximately 8:00 p.m. The roll was called and the following were found present : President Farrington; Trustees Frank, Bochniak, Huxhold, Gillen, Weiskopf, Marsh Absent: None Trustee Frank made a correction in the minutes of March 15, 1962, stating that Mr. Hooper is to check the 60 inch storm drain from the drainage ditch to the creek and not the park culvert. Trustee Frank moved that the minutes of the regular meeting held on March 15, 1962 be accepted as corrected. Trustee Marsh seconded the motion. On roll call the vote was as follows: AYES: Trustees Frank, Bochniak, Huxhold, Gillen, Weiskopf, Marsh NAYS : None The Treasurer read his report covering the period from March 1, 1962 to March 31, 1962 showingcash in bank of #12,694. 7 and motor fuel tax allotment of $16,133. 5. The Treasurer stated that 695 vehicle stickers have been sold to date. �_. Trustee Weiskopf read Warrant #50. Trustee Bochniak moved that the Board authorize the expenditure of #59.13 for electrical work performed in the park by Burkes Electric. Trustee Marsh seconded the motion. On roll call the vote was as follows : AYES: Trustees Frank, Bochniak, Huxhold, Gillen, Weiskopf, Marsh NAYS : None Trustee Weiskopf moved that Warrant #50 in the amount of #2034.05 be approved. Trustee Bochniak seconded the motion. On roll call the vote was as follows : AYES: Trustees Frank, Bochniak, Huxhold, Gillen, Weiskopf, Marsh NAYS: None Chief Arthur DeKneef read the police activity report for the month of March, 1962. He stated that the four accidents happened at Dundee Rd. and Buffalo Grove Road. Civil Defense Director Michael Hupfel read his report and a list of items now available in the warehouse at Batavia. He stated the next scheduled visiting date to Batavia is April 10th and thatif the Board so authorized, Mr. Edward Kaizer, Deputy Director, would make the trip. Also suggested that a member of the Board and a member of the police or fire department go with Mr. Kaizer. He stated that a first aid course is being planned and as soon as this course is established there will be notices published in the newspapers, and hr ugh our local public relations committee, Police Dept. , Fire Dept. , etc. He stated that Civil Defense meetins are held on the last Tuesday of each month. He requested an authorization of 300.00 to purchase equipment at the warehouse and a #60.00 expense check. There was no motion authorizing this expenditure. Chief Breson read the activity report of the Rescue Squad for the month of March, 1962, and the report of the accident involving the Rescue Squad vehicle on April 1, 1962, stating that a full report L... has been given to President Farrington and Trustee Marsh. Chief Breson then stated he had several points to bring up. He asked about insurance for the men and wants to know the reason they do not have it. He stated he had heard the Board was considering charging for ambulance service. His comment to this was that they are not ambulance drivers but a fire and rescue squad and if a charge is to be made for their services, he wants nothing more to do with it. He stated they would make it a point from now on to run to the three closest hospitals only. He asked for a clarification on the liability should the victim in th vehicle be hurt, whether the man drivingthe vehicle or the Village is responsible, and what coverage the.Village has. He stated he would like to know at this time the Board's intention on setting up a fire department. If there is any plan for this he would like to begin fire training. Trustee Frank suggested that this report be referred to the Public Safety Committee for their analysis and consideration. Chief Breson stated that as of now his department is out of service because of the lack of a vehicle and the lack of insurance. Trustee Marsh commented that it has been stated several times in the past that the Rescue Squad is covered under the comprehensive general liability poli covering the Village of Buffalo Grove, and that the ambulance and its driver are covered under a liability policy. The repair of the Rescue vehicle was discussed. Trustee Marsh said that two bids must be obtained. They have one bid now and will get another one. Thereupon, Trustee Marsh moved that the repairs to the Village ambulance be authorized immediately upon procurement of the second bid; that the job be given to the lowest shop, provided the repairs are identical; and that this authorization not exceed 500.00. Trustee Frank questioned t e wisdom of repairingthe vehicle at this cost and suggested that this money be used to prchase another vehicle. Trustee Marsh stated that the vehicle's value has been greatly enhanced since it was purchased. A member of the Rescue Squad stated that this vehicle is a very good one and is in especially good shape and they would like to keep it if at all possible. The roll was called and the vote was as follows: AYES: Trustees Frank, Bochniak, Huxhold, Gillen, Weiskopf, Marsh NAYS: None Mr. Eugene Racette Chairman of the Plan Commission read his report which stated in substance that the Plan Commission does not recommend the annexing of a certain piece ofproperty which lies North of the Lake County Line, East to Milwaukee Avenue and beyond. The petitioners had submitted a preliminary sketch showing land area and zoning desired. The report stated that the area is too great a distance from the Village, and that in order to be contiguous, a certain pieceof property would have to be annexed by a court suit. Accompanying the report is a letter from John D. Hooper supporting, in greater detail, the Plan Commission's recommendation of disapproval. Trustee Weiskopf moved that the Board inform the developer that as proposed the plat is not acceptable. Trustee Marsh seconded the motion. On roll call the vote was as follows: AYES: Trustees Frank, Bochniak, Huxhold, Gillen, Weiskopf, Marsh NAYS : None Mr. Racette stated that the Plan Commission recommends Mr. John Hooper for Planning Consultant as well as E. Baughman and Associates. The President read a letter from John D. Hooper addressed to Mr. Racette, Chairman of the Plan Commission (Doc. No. 138) being a pro- posal regarding acting as a planning consultant for the Village, and setting forth his duties as such and the compensation for these duties. Trustee Marsh moved that the Village Board approve Mr. Hooper's appointment as a planning consultant in accordance with the proposal submitted by him. Trustee Bochniak seconded the motion. Trustee Frank inquired if Mr. Hooper has been performing these same services as Village Engineer. Mr. Hooper stated that there are some areas where the duties of engineer will overlap the duties of planning consultant, but there are wide areas where the duties are entirely separate. In the past he has reviewed plats as Village Engineer, but not with the view of a planning consultant. Trustee Frank asked about his qualifications and whether or not he would be qualified to appear before other zoning boards such as the Zoning oard of Appeals of Cook County. Mr. Hooper stated he is qualified and in fact has appeared before the Zoning Board of Appeals of Cook County. Trustee Bochniak stated that he feels Mr. Hooper's selection is a good and wise one; that the Village has obtained many benefits from his sideline work on planning in the past; and that he is readily available and willing to attend any and all meetings. The roll was called and the vote was as follows: AYES: Trustees Frank, Bochniak, Huxhold, Gillen, Weiskopf, Marsh NAYS: None The Plan Commission again asked the Board to review the Sign Ordinance which was presented to it in June of 1961. Public Safety Committee report. Trustee Bochniak reported that last Thursday the Public Safety Committee held an executive session for the purpose of defining the purpose of the Committee; areas of responsibility; assigning duties to committee members; and setting goals for the members; format of the committee meetings; and method of reporting. The following specific assignments were made: Traffic Engineering A. Frank Police R. Foreman Rescue Squad & Fire J. Gillen Health & Accident Prevention E. Huxhold Civil Defense J. McGahan Public Safety Committee meetings will be held on the second Thursday of each month at the Alcott School. Trustee Weiskopf stated he has received a letter asking questions about the ambulance and its accident. He turned this over to the Public Safety Committee. Trustee Frank, Public Improvements Committee Chairman was called upon fora report. Trustee Frank stated that his Committee meets on the 2nd Thursday of each month and, therefore, he would like to re t at the meeting of the Board held on the 3rd Thursday of each Trustee Gillen, Public Relations Committee - no report. Trustee Weiskopf, Chairman of the Finance Committee, gave his report, stating that the proposed Commercial Vehicle License and the existing Solicitors Ordinance are now under review and_ may be conflicting. He will consult with Mr. Raysa on this. He recommends that the Board redeem the $5,000.00 Certificate of Deposit on its due date, April 9, 1962, in. order to have money available to purchase the new police car, stating further that he feels this should not be financed in order to save the interest charges. Further recommends that the Board authorize up to $200.00 for the purchase of necessary printed forms and supplies by the Building Commissioner. He further stated that the Village s share of taxes collected has declined from 5.64% to 5.41% this year. Mr. Venetianer, Building Commissioner, stated he has no report, but requests authorization from the Board to join an association of building commissioners for the sum of $10.00 a year. He would also like the Board to consider his request for an opinion on the perfor- mance or specification code. Trustee Marsh stated he was appointed chairman of the Park Commission, however, he feels that this is too time demanding as he has other duties and feels his services can best be used elsewhere. The President thereupon made the following appointments : Trustee Marsh to Public Improvements Committee Mr. James Stoltenberg - Park Commission Chairman Trustee Huxhold .as liason between the Board and the Park Trustee Bochniak moved that the Board approve the appointment of Mr. Marsh to Public Improvements, Committee, Mr. Huxhold as liason member between the Board and the Park, and Mr. Stoltenberg as Chairman of the Park and Recreation Commission. Trustee Weiskopf seconded the motion. On roll call the vote was as follows: AYES: Trustees Frank, Bochniak, Huxhold, Gillen, Weiskopf, Marsh NAYS : None Mr. Stoltenberg, Chairman of the Park and Recreation Commission gave his report, stating he has had a meeting with the Buffalo Grove Recreation Association to discuss their activities in the park this summer. TheRcr s e Recreation Association will have boy's baseball, men's y baseball, softball, archery, volleyball. Mr. Stoltenberg stated he y will have a complete picture of the equipment which he feels should be installed in the park and the cost for the next meeting. He stated further that the Buffalo Grove Women's Club will donate some equipment. Made the following suggestions: that the park be dedicated some time in May, possibly with the opening of the base- ball season here; that the dedication consist of a parade and raising of the flag; that a contest be had to name the park; that a concession for pop and ice cream be given, with the possibility of 50% of the money received from this concession being given to the park. He stated that a backstop would cost approximately $390.00. Would like to know what equipment the Board wishes to purchase for the park, and asked if the Board will rat pe sio to t Buffalo Grove Recreation Association to use the park for baseball 5 nights a week. Trustee Frank stated that last year the hiring of a playground director for 8 weeks for #300.00 was discussed, and he strongly urged that the Board take action on this for the coming summer. Thereupon, Trustee Frank moved that the Village look into the hiring of a park director and authorize the necessary money. There was no second to the motion. Following discussion, Trustee Frank rescinded his motion. Trustee Frank moved that the Village hire a park director for the summer, for the daytime hours of the weekdays, at a cost not to exceed #450.00. Trustee Marsh seconded the motion. Mr. Stoltenberg offered to write to various colleges for information on this and stated he would check on the application received last year by John Schmalzer. Trustee Frank stated that hiring a park director would in no way interfere with the activities of the Buffalo Grove Recreation Association, but would provide more activities for children of all ages during the day, such as arts and crafts, archery, soccer, etc. Trustee Bochniak stated he thinks the idea is sound but does not think the Village is ready for it, stating we have no tools or equipment to work with, and that we may have a great deal of additional expense. The question arose as to who will pay for what in the park. Mr. Stoltenberg stated that the equipment needed, such as backstops for baseball, basketball, volley ball, etc. would cost roughly #700.00. The Buffalo Grove Recreation Association would make a donation toward this - probably #100.00 - and the Buffalo Grove Women's Association would make a donation. This equipment would not include balls, bats, etc. The Buffalo Grove Recreation Association would furnish its own for its own use. Trustee Weiskopf was concerned about the additional expense for equipment after the park director was hired. Trustee Weiskopf moved that this motion be tabled until we find out how much money we will need. Trustee Bochniak seconded the motion. on roll call the vote was as follows : AYES: Trustees Bochniak, Huxhold, Gillen, Weiskopf NAYS: Trustees Frank, Marsh Trustee Frank moved that the Board direct the Chairman of the Park Commission to report back at the next Board meeting on the availability and cost of a paid park director and the cost of setting up a program in the park for the coming summer. Trustee Weiskopf seconded the motion. Trustee Gillen objected to Trustee Frank going into all this park business, stating in substance that Trustee Huxhold has just been appointed liason between the Board and the Park and he feels all matters pertaining to the Park should be brought up by Trustee Huxhold. The President stated he feels that Trustee Gillen's remarks are out of order; that a motion has been made by a member of the Board and he does not think anyone can prevent a Board member from making a motion. Trustee Frank following this discussion, amended his motion directing Trustee Huxhold to report back at the next meeting instead of the Chairman of the Park Commission. Trustee Weiskopf seconded. Trustee Marsh asked Trustee Frank to amend his motion to incorporate in Trustee Huxhold's . report the proposed number of hours the Buffalo Grove Recreation Association would like to use the park. Trustee Frank refused to amend his motion on the grounds that this additional detail might delay the report he is seeking. The roll was called and the vote was as follows: AYES: Trustees Frank, Bochniak, Gillen, Weiskopf, Marsh NAYS: Trustee Huxhold A discussion followed on whether or not the Building Code Committee should review a performance code, a specification code or both. Trustee Weiskopf asked Mr. Hooper for his opinion. Mr. Hooper recommended the use of a specifications code for single family residence for this Village. Trustee Bochniak moved that the Building Code Committee be directed to draft a specification code for single family residence, but hates to limit it to exclude any materials that are being developed. Trustee Marsh seconded the motion. Trustee Frank recommended that the Board adopt as the standard code one of the recommended national standard performance type codes. He also recommended that a mimeograph form be prepared giving the specifications for room additions and garages, which specifications would meet the performance type code. This mimeograph form could be given to anyone wishing to build a garage or room addition and would • eliminate the necessity of going thru the entire building code. He stated he feels the Village should adopt a performance type code as the building industry is going thru so much research that every six months or a year the specification code would have to be reviewed and revised. He feels this will handicap the development of the Village. He stated further that the burden could be put on the builder to furnish satisfactory proof that he is meeting the performance code. He stated further that there are national reviewing boards who will review plans and render a decision as to whether or not they meet the performance code. Mr. Hooper stated that while he recognizes that Mr. Frank has some very valuable points, he still cannot agree with adopting a performance type code at this time for this Village, stating that a specification code is easier to administer. Trustee Gillen stated he agrees with Trustee Frank, further stating that recently in the Wall Street Journal there was a comprehensive article on this very thing. He stated that according to this article the national trend seems to be going toward the performance code. He read excerpts from the article which gave some of the reasons and the problems encountered in using a specifications code, and added that after reading this article, he feels the performance code is better. The roll was called and the vote was as follows: AYES: Trustees Bochniak, Weiskopf, Marsh NAYS: Trustees Frank, Huxhold, Gillen AYE: President Farrington 7 Mr. Venetianer was directed to bring to the next meeting more infor- mation on the association he desires to join and the exact cost. Following discussion, it was determined that the Village has the right to supervise the plans and the construction of the addition to the school, and Mr. Venetianer was directed to contact the Superin- tendent of the School District and obtain the building permit appli- cation. The President gave Trustee Weiskopf a request from the Illinois Municipal League on licensing of vendors. The President read a proposed Resolution (No. R-62-7) pertaining to clothing allowance for regular reserve policemen. Trustee Huxhold moved that Resolution R-62-7 pertaining to clothing allowance for regular reserve policemen be adopted. Trustee Marsh seconded the motion. Trustee Frank asked Trustee Bochniak what the cost will be to the Village. Trustee Bochniak stated approximately #408.00 for summer uniforms, #450.00 for regular reserve uniforms, and $60.00 a month for upkeep. Trustee Frank moved that this motion be tabled until the next Board meeting. There was no second to the motion. Trustee Frank stated that his motion was made to point up the fact that the Board is spending approximately #1000.00 to outfit the police, but will not authorize #450.00 for a. park director, which he feels would fill a greater need. The roll was called and the vote was as follows: AYES : Trustees Frank, Bochniak, Huxhold, Gillen, Weiskopf, Marsh NAYS : None The Clerk was asked for a report on the electric typewriter and stated she has some objections to it; however, these may be ironed out, and for the present she would like to have action on the purchase deferred. Trustee Marsh reported that on March 15th he answered a status inquiry from the bonding company on the completion of the contract for land- scaping the park, and at the same time so informed Mr. Garbacz. He has received a letter from Mr. Garbacz (Doc. No. 139) , stating that work will be commenced as soon as the weather permits. This should be done before April 15th. He has had no further correspondence from the bonding company. There was a lengthy discussion on the 2% license fee for foreign fire insurance companies. Mr. Raysa stated that the Village is in the Wheeling Rural Fire District and that they are now obtaining this 2% fee. Since we cannot have a fire district within a fire district, the Village would have to deannex and form their own fire district in order to obtain this 2% from foreign fire insurance companies. 1 Trustee Marsh reported that a claim had been presented to the Village by the Police Department arising out of an accident. The Claim was filed with the _Employers Mutual of Wausau. He read a letter from the Employers Mutual of Wausau (Doc. No. 140) denying the claim. Trustee Bochniak moved that the Board approve the payment of $10.00 to Raymond P. Karling, inasmuch as the claim was denied under the Workmen's Compensation policy. Trustee Huxhold seconded the motion. On roll call the vote was as follows : AYES : Trustees Frank, Bochniak, Huxhold, Gillen, Weiskopf, Marsh NAYS: None Trustee Marsh reported on insurance for the Rescue Squad, reading his report from the minutes of the March 15th meeting. Trustee Marsh stated that the Rescue Squad is not covered for any form of accident, health and disability, but they are covered for liability. They do not come under workmen's compensation by State law. He suggested that more thought be given to changing the name of the Rescue Squad until such time as they become a fire department. Trustee Marsh again stated that if insurance is acquired at the low rate of $135.00, that upon audit the premium could be raised a considerable amount because of the use of the word "fire". It was suggested that the Board get together with the Rescue Squad next Thursday night to discuss insurance. Trustee Huxhold inquired as to the status of the sidewalk along �... Buffalo Grove Road between St. Marys Pkwy. and the bridge and was informed that it is due for construction this year. The President stated that the letter which had not accompanied the Petition for Annexation, upon which the Board voted on March 15th, has now been received by him. He, thereupon, read a letter dated March 19, 1962, from A. F. Wild re Raupp-Weidner Annexation (Doc. No. 141) stating in substance that should the need for public facilities arise for which the community may not have adequate means to pay, the contract purchasers would make every reasonable effort to do what would appear to be reasonable under the then prevailing circumstances. The President stated that the Police Department needs another typewriter and they can acquire one for $25.00. Trustee Bochniak moved that the Board authorize the Police Department to purchase a typewriter at a cost of $25.00. Trustee _Huxhold seconded the motion. On roll call the vote was as follows : AYES : Trustees Frank, Bochniak, Huxhold, Gillen, Weiskopf, Marsh NAYS : None The President stated that the Police Department is in the process of setting up some new forms and that .the cost of printing these forms will. be 0120.00. These are forms for stolen motor vehicles, bicycles, etc. , and would give them a supply of from one to four years. 37 Trustee Bochniak moved that the Board authorize an expenditure up to #120.00 for the printing of forms as requested by the Police Department. Trustee Huxhold seconded the motion. Following a discussion on the kind and number of forms, Trustee Frank moved that the motion be amended to vote on these forms by item. Trustee Gillen seconded the motion. On roll call the vote was as follows : AYES : Trustees Frank, Gillen NAYS: Trustees Bochniak, Huxhold, Weiskopf, Marsh The roll was called on Trustee Bochniak's motion authorizing the expenditure of #120.00. AYES : Trustees Bochniak, Huxhold, Gillen, Weiskopf, Marsh NAYS: Trustee Frank The President stated that a check in the amount of #5,000.68 has been received from the Motor Fuel Tax Fund in accordance with prior resolutions passed by the Board. Trustee Weiskopf was directed to have this money deposited where it will draw the maximum amount of interest. The President read the resignation of Donald W. Miller as Building Inspector. Trustee Bochniak moved that the resignation of Donald W. Miller as Building Inspector be accepted. Trustee Gillen seconded the motion. On roll call the vote was as follows : AYES: Trustees Frank, Bochniak, Huxhold, Gillen, Weiskopf, Marsh NAYS : None The President read a letter from the 1962 Asthmacade (Doc. No. 142) requesting permission to solicit funds during the week of June 10-17, 1962. Trustee Frank stated he would like more information on charities who wish to solicit funds in the Village before granting permission. This was the general feeling of the Board and the Clerk was directe& to write a letter requesting more information. The President stated that all licenses under the Liquor Control Ordinance will expire April 30th and must be renewed at that time. Trustee Marsh moved that the Liquor Control Ordinance be amended as pertains to that portion relating to the license fee, increasing the Class A license from its existing sum to #1000.00 annually and the Class B license from #375.00 to 500.00 annually. Trustee Weiskopf seconded the motion. Trustee Gillen asked for the reasons for raising these license fees. Trustee Marsh declined to comment, stating that this has been discussed at length at committee meetings, and he feels there is no further need for discussion. 3J/6) Trustee Gillen moved that these license fees be handled one at a time. The President informed Trustee Gillen that his motion is out of order. Trustee Gillen withdrew his motion. Trustee Gillen moved that the motion to increase the liquor license fees be tabled. Trustee Frank seconded the motion. On roll call the vote was as follows: AYES: Trustees Frank, Gillen NAYS: Trustees Bochniak, Huxhold, Weiskopf, Marsh Trustee Gillen stated his views. He feels that raising the present license fee from #400.00 to #1000.00 is excessive. He stated, in substance, that he does not feel this will bring about good private and public relations. He spoke of the good publicity to be derived from the bowling alley when they add on the playhouse. He stated that other establishments might be deterred from coming in to the Village as a result of this action of the Board. The President stated he is in favor of the #1000.00 fee, and stated that anyone coming in to the Village would be completely naive if they thought they could get a liquor license until 4:00 a.m. , 7 days a week, for #400.00. The only comparison that can be made is with the City of Chicago, which charges #1750.00 for this type of license. Trustee Frank stated he feels the raise from $400.00 to #1000.00 is very modest. The roll was called on the motion to increase Class A and Class B liquor license and the vote was as follows : AYES : Trustees Frank, Bochniak, Huxhold, Weiskopf, Marsh and President .Farrington NAYS : Trustee Gillen Trustee Bochnaik moved that Class C Liquor License be increased to #400.00 and Class D Liquor License to #600.00. Trustee Huxhold seconded the motion. .. Trustee Weiskopf objected to raising the Class D Liquor License to #600.00 when this class has less privileges than the Class B license. Trustee Bochniak moved that his motion be amended to increase Class C Liquor License to #400.00 and Class D Liquor License to #500.00. Trustee Huxhold seconded the motion. . _ A lengthy discussion followed on the uses of Class B, C and D licenses. Following discussion, the roll was called on Trustee Bochniak=s motion to amend, and the vote was as follows : AYES: Trustees Bochniak, Huxhold, Weiskopf, Marsh NAYS: Trustees Frank, Gillen The roll was called on Trustee Bochniak1s motion as amended and the vote was as follows ; l AYES : Trustees Bochniak, Huxhold, Weiskopf, Marsh NAYS: Trustees Frank, Gillen Mr. Raysa was directed to draft an ordinance in accordance with the motions to increase the liquor license fees. Trustee Weiskopf moved that the Treasurer be directed to redeem the certificate of deposit due April 9, 1962. Trustee Bochniak seconded the motion. On roll call the vote was as follows : AYES : Trustees Frank, Bochniak, Huxhold, Gillen, Weiskopf, Marsh NAYS: None Trustee Weiskopf moved that the Board authorize an expenditure up to #200.00 for the printing of necessary forms and the purchase of supplies for the office of the Building Commissioner. Trustee Bochniak seconded the motion. On roll call the vote was as follows : AYES : Trustees Frank, Bochniak, Huxhold, Gillen, Weiskopf, Marsh NAYS : None Trustee Weiskopf moved that the meeting adjourn. Trustee Gillen seconded the motion. On roll call the vote was as follows: AYES : Trustees Bochniak, Weiskopf, Marsh NAYS: Trustees Frank, Huxhold, Gillen and President Farrington Upon questioning by the President, it was determined that there was no objection by the members of the Board to granting permission to the Buffalo Grove Recreation Association to play baseball in the park, and the Buffalo Grove Recreation Association was asked to submit a schedule. Insofar as dedication of the park, it was the general feeling of the Board that this should be under the auspices of the public relations committe, who would work in conjunction with the Park Commission; that this should be done as soon as possible, but that it should not be dedicated on the day the baseball season opens. Trustee Weiskopf moved that the meeting adjourn. Trustee Huxhold seconded the motion and it was unanimously carried. Village Clerk Time: Approx. 11:45 P.M. �I .mid I I I �J �I i I