1964-10-01 - Ordinance 1964-016 - AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 1959-014 (REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE BOT)0-t4- /(,
BE TT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDEM A}ID BOA8D OT TRUiIEES OT
THE VILIAGE Or BUTFAIO GROiIE, IIIINOIS:
SECIION 1. I Ordlaaoce Nrmber 59-L4, ae @nded le hereby
aserded to read as follong:
(a) Regular eetlnge of the Preeident and Board of
Truatees sha1l be held on the Flrst and Third
Thuredaye of each rcnth at the hour of 8 P.M.
at the Munlcipal, Servlce Center, 150 Rarpp
Boulevard, Buffalo Grove, Illlnole. No notice
of euch Eetings ehall be required.
SECTION 2. A11 ordinancea or Parts of ordlnanceg ln con-
flict rrlth this Arcnd@ot ere hereby repealed.
SECf,ION 3. Thle Ordlnance shal1 be ta f,u11 f,orce and eff,ect
frorn and after itg peEsagc and approval.
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PASSBD THLS lst day of October, 1964.
APPRO\TED:
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AN ORDII{ANCE AMENDII.IG ORDIMNCE NO. 59-14
(b) Speclal Eetlngs of the Preeldent and Board of
TrusteeE shall be held at the ltunlcipal Senrlce
Center wtren and ae calLed pursusnt to ordlnance.
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ORDINANCE NO. 260
AN 0RDIMNCE Iil"lTH BXSPEC T T0 OCCUPANCY Pm!trTS
BE IT ORDAINED BY II{E PBESDISIT ANT BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VIII,AGE
OF STREIIMI{OOD, COOK COUNTI, ILI,IN0IS, as follows:
Section I. That it sha11 be unl-awfuf to occupy for residential-
purposes, or to se11, iease, o:'otherw'ise cause to be oecupied for
residential purposes, arry dwe1-ling in the Village of Streanwood udess
such dwelling has first been irspected by either the Health Director
or the Comnissioner of Public Works and Building of the VilJage, and
a.rtrfittdn occupanclr permit has been issued for such occupancy. This
ordi.nance sha11 apply to prerfs es and dwellings other than those beiag
occupied for residential- pui?oses for the first time.
Section 2 ' The pur;:ose of the inspection provided for herein is to
ascerEl[i-TEEb the prernises to be occupied satisfy n-i-rifutun health
requirements needed for the welfare of human beings.
Section 3. There shafl be paid a fee of $!.00 for each such
occuPancy I)e rlril t issued.
Section L. Any persol, firn or corporation uiolati-ng any provision
of ttrffi-ance sha1l be fined not less than Five ($5.001 DoIIars nor
more. than Five Hundred ($5OO.O0) Doflars for each offense and a separate
offense sha1l be deened ccrndtted on each day durfug or on which a
violation occurs or continues.
Section 5. This ordinance sha]-l be in fuIL force and effect fron
and a?Iffi-$s sage and publication according to 1aw.
APProved:
Nick J. Kosan
Vi]'1, ge President
Presented, ?assed and Recorded:
Vote: Ayes: 6 Noes: 0
Attest:
Beverly D. Stanevich
ViJ-[age Clerk
August f , 1961+
Absent:0
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FRoM, wiTTian A. Dett,'Er
RE: Reinspection permit ptior to selling of hone
Deat Arnie:
Io anserer Dan Iiatsont s meio, I wiTl ansetet hjs guestions in otder:
The gnrticuTat ordinance that streatu/ood has adopted
should be noilified in &D ateas,
a) the tee shoul.d De paid bg the horneqtner selTing
the buiTding, and
b) ?he homeo*net should De nade responsjble fot
gexting the inspection.
Also I wouTd uecolflflP-nd tlrat t e delete the wotds 't Comnissionet
of Public works and BuiTdings" and insert "chief InsI,F-ctor".
Presentlg we do have sufficient nanpotte,^ to enfotce this
7aw and I see no pIobletu in t}le inrmedi ate futute of
enforcenent.
ttnd.et out present otdinance an insPection fiust De tequested
bg an oernet or a seTler befote we car inspect it. we
presentTg do not charge for such an insFction un-Iess it
is a teq,uested vA or rHe inspection and at that tirre the
fee is approxinatelg $25. rhis otdinance would requite
the honeamer or se-l.Ier to atrange and pag foz an inspection
before selling the hone.
I beTieve tlrjs rou-ld be a vetg good ordinance and one that would soTve
some of the problerIls in the vitlage as well as assist the neit citizens
noving into out cownunitg .
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RE Reinspection permit prior to seTling of home
Deat Arnie:
To answet Dan Latsont s mena, I wlTl ans],,et his questions in otilet:
I,he ynrticulax otdinance that Streartl, ood has adoPted
should be nodified in trro areas;
a) lhe fee shoutd be Paid bg the home*tnet seTTing
the building, and
b) The homeoinet should be tmde tesponsible for
gettinq the insPection.
Also I would reconnend that we tlelete xhe words "Cotnnissionet
of Public works and BuiTdings" and inse,t "chief Inspectot" '
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7aw and f see no ptoblens in the innediate futute of
enfotcenent.
llndet out ptesent otdinance an inspection must be req'uested
bg an ownet or a se.l.-ler before we can inspect it' we
presentlg do not charge fot such an inspection unless jt
is a reguested vA or FIIA inspection and at t}at time t}]e
fee 7s ipproxinatelg $25. This oxdinance wouTd requite
the honeo net or seLLet to arrange and Pag for an inspection
before selTing the hone.
I believe this rrould be a vetg good otalinance and one that woultl solve
sone of the ptoblens in the ViTTage as we77 as assist the new citizens
noving into our conunuri t9.
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BEIToRDAIMDBYTI{EPRESIDENTANDBoARDoFTRUSIEES0FIt{EI,]ILAGE
or srnneuroon, cooK coUIIlY' B T'n'lOIS' as fo11or'rs:
Section 1. That it sha11 be unlasful to occupy for residential
purpo;6;-A-6 se13-, iease, or othen'rise-cause to be occupied for
iesident:af purposes, ary dweDing in the Village of Streamwood unles s
u""f, a""ffi."! his first Leen iaspicted by either the Health Director
or the Conuniisioner of zub1.ic Woiks and Building of the Village r_and
a.wfittein occupanciJr pennit has been issued for such occuPancy ' ttLil
ordj-nance shafi appfy to prertis es and dwellings other than those beirg
occupied for residEnlial purposes for the first ti:lte '
Section 2. The purpose of the inspection provided for. herein j-s to
.""u"ffiT-the prenriies to be occupled satisfy nini,rum health
requirenents needed for ttte welfare of hurnan beings '
ORDINA}ICE NO. 260
AN ORDTMNCE }rlTH XESPECT TO OCCUPANCY PMMTS
Section 3. There sha11 be paid a fee of $5'0O for each such
occupancy pe rIILL t issued.
Nick J. Kosan
Village ?resident
Section lr. Arly person, firn or corporation violati'ng. any provision
of ttffi"" -"Lir be iined not lesi than Five ($5.0O1 Dolfars nor
,o"u. iir"" Five Hundred ($roO.O0) Dolfars for each offense and a separate
offense shall be deened
'conqnj-tted on each day during or on whi ch a
viol-ation occurs or continues .
Section 9. This ordinance shalL be in fuLL force and effect from
and a?TE-Ii-s'Es sage and publication according to l-aw '
APProved;
Presented, ?assed and necorded:
Vote: Ayes: 6 Noes: O
Attest:
Beverly D. Stanevich
Village Clerk
August ?, 19&
Absent:0
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DATE:
MEI{O TO:
SUBJECT:
JUNE 25, 1973
DAN LARSON
ARLINGTON HETGHTS TELEVISING OF SANITARY SEWERS
I spoke to l,!r. A11an Sanders, engineer from Arlington Heights,
who gave me details on their televising requirements prior to
acceptance of sanitary sewers. He intlicated to me that the
televising requirement was specj-fied by ordinance in their
subdivision regulations, and- suggested that any action we take
be backed up by same.
The opelational policy necessitates a tel-evised video tapedreport be submitted to the Village and retained by sarne prior
to acceptance of the development by the Vi11agre. In order to
accomplish this, monj-es are placed in escrow by the developer
at a rate of 45C per foot to cover the expense of televising.
Televisj-ng is handled by an outside firm and reports are sent
directly to the village and not through the developer. Typically
the televising is performed one year after the start of system
use. This allows for settling and related use.
The Village of Arlington Heights has
date based on these inspections. If
is needed, please advise.
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Administrative Assistant
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Pres ident,
Board of Trustees
Village clerk
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EMILE O. ELOEHE
GEORElE E. FR EN trH
R IC BAFI O B. RAYSA
Brocni, FRENtrH & RAysA
AT.rORNEYS AT LAW
SUIYE 332 - TO1I LAKE STREET
OAK PARK, ILLINtrIS 6tr3oI
Very truly our s,
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TELIFHOXE SS6.7273
May 7 L97 3
Presldent and Board of Tru8tees
Vlllage of Buffalo Grove
50 N. Raupp Boulevard
Buffalo Grove, I11lnola
Re: Servlce Statlong
Gentletnen:
You lnqulre as to lrhether a gervice stetion can be requlred topoet a bond in order that the Village rtrsy tear the station dormlf abandoned.
If the parcel containlng the Bervice statl.on ruag annexed under
an annexaElon agreeneut, you can make thls type of provlslon apart of said agreeent .
Horrever, tf thls provlslon l,aa not lncluded in the agreernt,you csnnot iqose thls restrictlon on one who builds a Etructure
wtrlch shen bullt con forus to your bulldlng codea.
The orrner of a vacatt bulldlng has a right to allow lt to remsln, lbavacant as long eg ttl n-ot becone dangerous.
Should any bulldlng becone dangerous to publl.c health or Bafety,or be a flre hazard, etc, you ahould follorr the procedure ofaervlng notlce that euch condltlon/B exlst; that they be re-nedled wlthln a stipulated tl.re and upon fallure to rectlfy thecondl.tlon/s the bul.ldlng wtll be declared to be a nul.sance anddemollghed.
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ATIORNEYS AT LAW
SUITE 332. IOIT LAKE STREET
trAK PARK, ILLINtrIS 6E3OI
EMILE O. ELO6HE
6EOR6E E. FRENCH
RICHARC, G. TAYSA
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IELEPHONE 3E6.7273
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President and Board of Trustees
Village of Buffalo Grove
50 I'1. Raupp Boulevard
Buffalo Grove, Illincis
Re: Service Sta tions
Gentlerien:
You inquire as to vhether a service station can be requlred to
post a bond in order that the Village may tear the station do$m
if abandoned.
If the parcel containiag the servlce statlon r.ras annexed under
an annexaEion agreenent, you can nake this type of provision a
part cf said agreement.
Hcvever, lf this provision was not included in Ehe agreeB€nt,
you cannot lnpose this restricEion on one r*ho builds a structure
which rvhen builE conforns to your building codes.
The orrner of a vacant bulLding has a righE to allo!, it to remain
vacant as long as it not become dangerous.
Should any building beco:re dangerous to public health or safety,
or be a fire hazard, etc, you should fo1low Ehe procedure of
serving notice that such ccndltion/s exlst; that they be re-
rne<iied wiLhin a sEipuiaced Lime snd upon fallure Eo rectify Ehe
condition/s the building rdl1 be declared to be a nuisance and
denolished.
Very Eruly oxrs,
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DATE: March 28, 1973
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Dear Dan:
I request that the Sound 0rdlnance (copy attached) be put on the
April 2 agenda. I wll1 attend thls Eoard meetlng to present the
necessity of thls part'lcular ordlnance.
T0; Dan Larson
FRO'I: llil'l iam A. Dettmer
SUBJECT: Sound Ordlnance
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VIT,,r.AGE OF NILES
NILES. ILLINOIS
NICEOLAS B. BLASE
The problem of obscenity is one that is getting considerableattention from evreryone no\.r-a-days, including ahe Federal Govern-ment, which has started to step into the field with considerableinterest, particularly in the movie area. It seems to me that inthe last year, movies, magazines and now radio and television havebeen testing us-in terrs of horq much obscenity we are going to 1et
them_ get-away r,.,ith. Thus, magazine publisheri rry to 5utd5 oneanother in terms of visual nudeness and more explicit detail interms of overall male and female sexual- behavioi. Magazines suchas Playboy, Gal1ery, Penthouse, Oui, Man and lloman, eEc. seem tobe battling,with one another as to whi.ch magazine is going to bemore expliciE.
March 23 , 1973
Dear Fe1low l"layor ;
I am not so much concerned with the effect
qrownups as I am vrith the effect that theyVisualize that in most drugstores, bookstor
where magazines are e>rhibited, you will fin
magazines, Newsr+eek, right next to magazinehouse, etc. Any youngster able to see or rmagazines and look at them. It is at this
$re are letting our citizens down in terms oprotect their youngsters from morally degra
of these magazines on
have on our youngsters.es, 7-11 groceries, etc. ,d comic books, teens such as Playboy, Pent-
ead can piek up thesepoint that I feel thatf our obligati.on toding obscene niaterials.
The movie industry rates movies as "X" and ',R', and does not al1owyoungsters to go to these movies r.r,ithout parents, if thev are sorated. If the movie industry is doing this, aren't we uirder the
same- obligation to control the viewin[ of youngsters from magazineswhich obvioysly have the same type of-obscinit! in them ancl areeasily avail-able to youngsters at newsstands? '
rn line- with this, o.r' village recently adopted the attached Ordin-ance, which prohibits magazines which iit into the definitions asherein described, from being placed on newsstands available to theviewing.of anyone. Magazines-which fit into the definition oithis 0rdinanee nust be placed under the counter and available'forsale only upon reqrlest by sonreone over 17 years of age.
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Nicholas B
Mayor
Ylarch 23, 1973
They will not be available for open viewing or paging through andwill thus be non-available for our youngsters as they peruse
through book and magazine material on nervsstands. We feel thatthis is a viable way of expressing our concern for the moral devel-
opment of our youngsters under the age of 17, in conjunction lrith
whaE theater people are trying to do with rating of movies.
There is a State larq on this subject covering youngsters under 18years of age which is considerably more broad than our Ordinance.
The reason we stated 17 years of age is so that we could be moreconfining in terms of what materials would be available for viewing
by youngsters.
Obscenity, like pollution, is something that cannot be stopped in
one conmunity unless there is cooperacion from other communities.If we have an effective obscenity ordi-nance and the conrnunitsy nextto us does not, obviously the effect of our ordinance is diminishedas youngstels can be exposed to obscene material by just going oneblock out of their way. An effective over-all- campaign againstobscenity should involve all of our communities. I refer theattached ordinance to you as something that we did, and somethingyou might consider doing to get at a problem which I feel, if notstopped, could be a tremendous undermining element in the developnenEof our youth. I ask your cooperation in ihis matter and any suglestionsyou might have .
){ery truly yo)y.s-, ./([,.,\$,(NG_
Blas e
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P.S. We have simplified our enforcement of this ordinance by utiliz-
ing.one policeman who checks stores handling magazines on a vleekl.ybasis. Certain magazines are listed vrhich rnre insist be kept undei-the counEer for sale.to aduits oniy anti ariy violation from'thio isbrought to rhe Mayor's attention directl-y.- If the Mayor feels it is
a- violation in f act, r.rhich the store orr,ner is not r.riliing to correct,then he can proceed by asking the police officer for a citationagainst the shop o$m.er. So far we-have had rernarkabre cooperation
!y ?ff the bookstores and by other shops displaying magaziies, Wefeel that this is an-easier'way of enforcement iat[er Ihan by makingan.0bscenity Boar:d of commissioners rvhich nay become very cumbersoro6and unwieldy.