HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES-1994-01-10-1994ITY COUNCIL
January 10, 1994
Standing committees meet prior to the official regular meeting. Current members are as
follows:
Administration and Public Works
Alderman Newman
Alderman Drummer
Alderman Guthrie
Plannina and Development
Alderman Newman
Alderman Engelman
Alderman Heydemann
Alderman Rent
Alderman Heydemann Alderman Engelman
Alderman Rent Alderman Holsman
Alderman Moran Alderman Feldman
Human Services
Alderman Guthrie
Alderman Holsman
Alderman Feldman
Alderman Moran
Alderman Drummer
The OFFICIAL REGULAR MEETING of the City Council was held on Monday, January 10,
1994, at 8:35 P.M. in the City Council Chamber.
ROLL CALL - PRESENT:
Alderman Engelman
Alderman Holsman
Alderman Feldman
Alderman Newman
Alderman Drummer
A Quorum being present.
ABSENT: None
TARDY: None
PRESIDING: Mayor Lorraine H. Morton
Alderman Guthrie
Alderman Heydemann
Alderman Rent
Alderman Moran
A video tape recording of this meeting has been made part of the permanent record
and is available in the City Clerk's office.
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PUBLIC BEARING
1994 - Community Develoament Block Grant Fundina Recos endations
Ann Jennett. 216 Lake Street, representing the Youth Job Center (YJC), reported
that the YJC had received a $10,000 cut in their funding this year because the
CDBG Committee wanted to fund new agencies; noted that the City had received
notice that it would be receiving $13,700 in additional funds in the Public
Service category and asked that the committee restore the $10,000 cut from the
YJC funding allocation.
With no additional citizens signed up to speak, Mayor Morton declared the hearing
over at 8:44 P.M.
Acting City Manager, Bruce Zimmerman, announced that the City would be closed for
the Martin Luther Ring, Jr. holiday on January 17 and that there would be no
refuse pickup that day. Refuse and recycling will be picked up on a Tuesday -
Friday schedule. Monday will also be a parking holiday, but the public library
will be open.
CITIZEN COMMENT:
Sidnev B. Zwick. 1720 Washington Street, said that he represented three
neighborhood groups which had requested that the Board of Ethics look into an
alleged conflict of interest by an alderman; noted that he had attended the court
hearing that day on the Howard Street Wall, that he had given representatives of
the City of Chicago Corporation Counsel's office a copy a letter supporting the
retention of the wall and read it to the Council. He complimented Alderman
Heydemann and her fellow volunteers on a successful First Night and reported that
he had done a video on it that would be broadcast on Channel 48 on January 18.
He also reported that the community newspaper with which he was associated would
continue to be not -for -profit and would begin limited home delivery.
Doraine Anderson, 1860 Sherman Avenue, and Trustee of the Sherman Gardens
complex, reported that the City's response to the recent fire there had been
impressive beyond belief and, on behalf of the residents, thanked City Manager
Anderson, Alderman Newman, Chief Hunt and the fire fighters, Chief Cooper,
Director of Health and Human Services Terry, Director of Building and Property
Services Wolinski and ESDA Coordinator Rubin for all they had done for the
residents during and after the fire and for the sensitive way in which they
treated them.
Nicholas Andrew. 1016 Davis Street, a merchant in downtown Evanston, expressed
concern about the panhandling in Evanston, particularly near the Barnes and Nobel
bookstore and at the Chicago Avenue Jewel/Osco store. He reported that a number
of people expressed reluctance to shop in Evanston because of the panhandling and
felt that it had an effect on his business. He asked that the City take steps
to ensure a more positive environment for shoppers.
COMMUNICATIONS:
On behalf of City staff, City Clerk Davis thanked Alderman Holsman for the bagels
he had brought in for them before the Christmas holiday. She said that his
thoughtfulness was much a preciated by everyone.
Docket 1-1A-9 Prouosed 1994-95 Budget - Consideration
of the Proposed Budget for the City of Evanston for the
Fiscal Year 1994-95. A copy of the City Manager's
recommended Budget was distributed on December 30, 1993.
Budget Review Sessions have been scheduled for January
8, 15, 22, 29 and February 5, 1994, and a Public Hearing
is scheduled for February 7, 1994, at 7:30 P.M.
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CONSENT AGENDA:
(Any Docket Item Marked with an Asterisk*)
Alderman Drummer moved Council approval of the Consent Agenda, with the following
exception: Docket 8-1A-94: Resolution 2-R-94 - Amendment to CDBG Program.
Seconded by Alderman Feldman. Roll call. Voting aye - Engelman, Holsman,
Feldman, Newman, Drummer, Guthrie, Heydemann, Kent, Moran. Voting nay - none.
Motion carried. (9-0),
*MINUTES;
* The minutes of the regular meeting of December 13, 1993, as submitted in
writing to the members of the City Council. * APPROVED - CONSENT AGENDA MOTION,
AND ROLL CALL. (9-0)
ADMINISTRATION AND POB1,IC WORKS COMMITTEE:
BILLS AND PAYROLL
* Approval, as recommended, of City of Evanston bills for the period ending
January 11, 1994; for City of Evanston payrolls for periods ending December 12,
1993 and December 26, 1993; and for City Council Payroll for December, 1993; and
that their payment be authorized and charged to the proper accounts, summarized
as follows:
City of Evanston bills $ 4,301,276.87
City of Evanston payroll (12/12/93) $ 1,192,095.50
City of Evanston payroll (12/26/93) $ 1,188,880.84
City Council payroll $ 4,875.03
* APPROVED - CONSENT AGENDA MOTION AND ROLL CALL �9-01
PURCHASES:
* Approval of the low bid from Carbonite filter Corporation for Anthracite Media
for the Water Plant at a total cost of $6,383.44.
BID SUMMARY:
Bidder
Total Cost
Carbonite Filter Corp.
$6,383.44
Delano, PA
Bos Sand Co.
6,623.60
Frankfort, IL
American Filter Sand Co.
7,071.75
Chicago, IL
International Filter Media
7,255.22
Hazelton, PA
Northern Gravel Co.
7,280.00
Muscatine, IA
Anthracite Filter Media Co. 7,488.00
Inglewood, Ca
* APPROVED - CONSENT AGENDA MOTION AND ROLL CALL (9-01
* Approval of the bid from Nature's Perspective Landscaping, Evanston, for Train
Station Landscape Maintenance in the amount of $30,000. * APPROVED - CONSENT
AGENDA MOTION AND ROLL CALL (9-01,
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* Docket 2-JLA-93: Temvorary Event Permit - 'Annual
Garden Fair - Consideration of a request from the Garden
Council of Evanston to use Raymond Park for their 44th
Annual Garden Fair on May 6 and 7, 1994. As in the past,
the Garden Council is requesting a waiver of fees for
City services provided in support of the event.
* APPROVED - CONSENT AGENDA MOTION AND ROLL CALL �9-01
* Docket 3-1A-94 Resolution 1-R-94 - Permit to do Work
in State Riahts-of-Wav - Consideration of proposed
Resolution 1-R-94, by which the City Council would
authorize the implementation of an indemnification
agreement with the State of Illinois in lieu of
insurance and surety bonds otherwise required for the
City to do work within the State Highway rights -of -way
in the City of Evanston. * ADOPTED - CONSENT AGENDA
MOTION AND ROLL CALL. (9-0)
* Docket 4-lA-91: Resolution 3-R-94 - Housina Options
for the Mentally -Ill in Evanston - Consideration of
proposed Resolution 3-R-94, by which the City Council
would lease the Civic Center Boiler Building Apartment
to Housing Options for the Mentally -Ill in Evanston.
ADOPTED - CONSENT AGENDA, MOTION AND ROLL CALL. (9-01
* Docket 5-lA-94: (ordinance 2-0-94 - Reoealina
Ordinance 120-0-93 Re: Special Service District #5 -
consideration of proposed Ordinance 2-0-94, by which the
City Council would repeal proposed Ordinance 120-0-93,
creating Special Service District #5, to afford
residents/owners in the proposed District the
opportunity to have input into the process. * MARRED
INTRODUCED - CONSENT AGENDA
Alderman Heydemann moved to Suspend the Rules in order to adopt an ordinance the
same night it is introduced. Seconded by Alderman Engelman. Motion carried.
No nays.
Alderman Heydemann moved Council adoption of proposed Ordinance 2-0-94. Seconded
by Alderman Drummer. Alderman Heydemann explained that because of state law,
Ordinance 120-0-93 permits no changes to the boundaries of Special Service
District #5, and, by repealing it, would give resident's and owners of property
in the proposed district input and allow the district to be reconfigured (if
needed) in response to that input. A new ordinance will be written when that
process is complete. Roll Call. Voting aye - Engelman, Holsman, Feldman,
Newman, Drummer, Guthrie, Heydemann, Rent and Moran. Motion carried. (9-0)
* Docket 280-12A-93: Ordinance 138-0-93 - 4-Wav Stop -
Elmwood/Crain - Consideration of proposed Ordinance 138-
E-93, introduced on December 13, 1993, by which the City
Council would amend Section 10-11-5, Schedule V(D), of
the Code of the City of Evanston to establish a Four -Way
Stop at the intersection of Elmwood Avenue and Crain
Street. * ADOPTED - CONSENT AGENDA MOTION AND ROLL CALL.,
(9-0)
* Docket 281-12A-93: Ordinance 139-0-93 - 25 MPH Speed
Limit - Isabella and Harvard - Consideration of proposed
Ordinance 139-0-93, introduced on December 13, 1993, by
which the City Council would amend Section 10-11-1,
Schedule ll(B), of the Code of the City of Evanston to
establish a 25 mph speed limit on Isabella Street
between Highland Avenue and Green Bay Road and on
Harvard Terrace between Asbury and Ridge Avenues.
ADOPTED - CONSENT AGENDA MOTION AND ROLL CALL. A9-0t
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* Approval of the low bid from F&V Construction for Window Replacement at the
Water Plant pumping Station at.a cost of $50,154.
BID SUMMARY:
Bidder Total Cost
F&V Construction Co. $50,154
Skokie, IL
Des Plaines Glass Co. 73,547
Des Plaines, IL
* APPROVED - CONSENT AGENDA MOTION AND ROLL CALL (9-01
* Approval of Change Order #1 to F&V Construction Co. for additional masonry
replacement and rebuilding of the existing masonry wall of the Civic Center
Boiler Building at a cost of $2,936. * APPROVED - CONSENT AGENDA MOTION AND ROLL
CALL (9-01
* Approval of Change Order #2 to F&V Construction Co. for reroofing and repair
of wood deck of the Civic Center Boiler Building at a cost of $7,480. * APPROVED
CONSENT AGENDA MOTION AND ROLL CALL (9-01
* Approval of Change Order #3 to F&V Construction Co. for a change in the roof
coping system of the Civic Center Boiler Building Roof at no additional cost.
* APPROVED - CONSENT AGENDA MOTION AND ROLL CALL (9-01
* Approval of Change Order 12 to the City's contract with Kovilic Construction
for four additional items of work on the Combined Sewer on Main Street at a cost
of $24,286.68. * APPROVED - CONSENT AGENDA MOTION AND ROLL CALL (9-01
* Approval of Change Order 05 covering removal of special waste encountered
during construction of Phase II, Area I of the Long -Range Sewer Improvement
Program to DiPaolo Construction at a cost of $24,635.87. * APPROVED - CONSENT
AGENDA MOTION AND ROLL CALL (9-01
* Approval of Change Order #3 covering two items related to adjusting a water
main at Asbury and Lee and for reinstallation of an 18-inch relief sewer on
Asbury under the Long -Range Sewer Improvement Program, Phase II, Area 2 to Marino
Midwest, Inc., at a cost of $24,047.86. * APPROVED - CONSENT AGENDA MOTION AND
ROLL CALL (9-01
* Approval of Change Order #4 involving deletion of 108 feet of 120-inch tunnel
as part of Phase II, Area 2, of the Long -Range Sewer Improvement Program at a
cost reduction of $162,000 to Marino Midwest, Inc. * APPROVED - CONSENT AGENDA
MOTION AND ROLL CALL (9-01
* Approval of Change Order 02 which adds 108 feet of 108-inch tunnel as part of
Phase III, Contract B, of the Long -Range Sewer Improvement Program to J. F. Shea
Company at a cost of $102,200. * APPROVED - CONSENT AGENDA MOTION AND ROLL CALL
(9-0)
* Approval of Change Order #11 covering quantity adjustments based on actual work
incorporated into the Transportation Center project at a cost reduction of
$26,354.28 to Blinderman Construction Company. * APPROVED - CONSENT AGENDA MOTION
AND ROLL CALL (9-01
* Approval of a Change Order in the Contract for Professional Services with
Howard Needles Tammen and Bergendoff for the Transportation Center to raise the
maximum price of the contract by $60,616. * APPROVED - CONSENT AGENDA MOTION AND
ROLL CALL (9-01
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* Docket 282-12A-93: Ordinance ],40-0-93 - No Parking
Zone on Park Place - Consideration of proposed Ordinance
140-0-93, introduced on December 13, 1993, by which the
City Council would amend Section 10-11-8, Schedule
VIII(A), of the Code of the City of Evanston to
establish a No Parking Zone on Park Place east of Hurd
Avenue. * ADOPTED - CONSENT AGENDA MOTION AND ROLL CALL.,
(9-0)
* Docket 283-12A-93: Ordinance 141-0-93 - Adding to,
ROPD #9 - Callan north to South Boulevard, -
consideration of proposed Ordinance 141-0-93, introduced
on December 13, 1993, by which the City Council would
amend Section 10-11-18, Schedule XVIII(I), of the Code
of the City of Evanston to add a portion of Callan
Avenue north of South Boulevard to Resident Only Parking
District 19. Also included is a recommendation to allow
employees of businesses adjacent to the District to
purchase permits for this District.
* ADOPTED - (CONSENT AGENDA NOTION AND ROLL CALL. (9-01
* Docket 284-12A-93: Ordinance 142-0-93 - Loading Zone
Hours - Church - Chicago to Hinman - Consideration of
proposed Ordinance 142-0-93, introduced on December 13,
1993, by which the City Council would amend Section 10-
11-7, Schedule VII(B), of the Code of the City of
Evanston to change the times the existing Loading Zone
is.in effect on Church Street between Hinman And Chicago
Avenues. * ADOPTED - CONSENT AGENDA MOTION AND ROLL,
CALL. (9-01
HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE:
* Docket 6-1A-94: Townshio Bills - Consideration of a
recommendation that the City Council approve Township
bills, payroll, and medical payments for the month of
December 1994 in the amount of$128,733.59. * APPROVED -
CONSENT AGENDA MOTION AND ROLL CALL (9-0)
PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE:
* Docket 7-1,A-94: nevelpParcelsment of Vacant Pacels - 1816
Darrow. 1928 Foster. 1.616 Darrow. and 1816 Dodge -
Consideration of a recommendation from the Evanston
Housing Commission to accept the proposal from Habitat
for Humanity for the development of vacant parcels at
1816 Darrow, 1928 Foster, 1616 Darrow, and 1816 Dodge
for affordable housing for larger Evanston families.
APPROVED - CONSENT AGENDA MOTION AND ROLL CALL /9-01
Alderman Newman reminded Planning and Development Committee members that they had
a meeting scheduled to consider the proposed Preservation Ordinance at 11:30
A.M., Saturday, January 15, following the budget session.
COMMITTEES:
* Docket 8-1A-94: Resoli�tinn 2-R-94 - Amendment to
Communitv Development Block grant Program -
Consideration of proposed Resolution 2-R-94, by which
the City Council would amend the 1991, 1992 and 1993
Community Development Block grant Programs and authorize
the reallocation of $133,080 from those Programs to the
1994-95 CDBG funding year.
This docket item was held.
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REPORT OF THE STANDING COMMITTEES
No action items - all docket items on Consent Agenda.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS:
Docket 277-11B-91: Resolution 110-R-93 - Council Rule
Dertainino to Aldermanic Debate - Consideration of
proposed Resolution 110-R-93, as proposed by Alderman
Newman, by which the City Council would delete language
from the Council's Rules that provides a mechanism for
limiting aldermanic speech to five minutes. This matter
was considered by the Rules Committee during its
November 1, 1993 meeting. The Rules Committee chose to
make no change to the existing Council Rule. At the
request of three Aldermen, this matter has been placed
on the Council's Agenda. In accordance with Council
Rule 3.1., which requires that proposed Rule changes be
distributed to Council at least one week in advance of
the vote thereon, a copy of proposed Resolution 110-R-93
and a descriptive memorandum were transmitted to Council
on November 11, 1993. Tabled.
Alderman Rent, Chair of the Sister Cities Foundation, reported that the
Foundation was disbanding due to a lack of support and interest on the part of
citizens. He felt it was a worthwhile endeavor, but without citizen support,
concluded that it was not viable. He asked Council members for their thoughts
and responded to their questions and comments. For Alderman Feldman, he clarified
that the City would notify Belize City and the Dnieprovsky District of Kiev once
the dissolution is final. Alderman Heydemann noted that she was also a member
of the committee and that they had consistently failed to get a quorum at their
recent meetings. She pointed out that with few participants they were not able
to plan further projects and that a tentative fund raiser had to be cancelled due
to lack of interest. Alderman Drummer noted that its state charter required that
it disband if there are fewer than ten members and said that they had fallen
below that number. Alderman Kent clarified that if anyone wishes to begin a
Sister City Foundation again, they will have to start over and get a new charter.
Alderman Drummer expressed his strong support for the idea of the Sister City
relationship and noted that he had gone to the Soviet Union to a Sister Cities
conference and was there when Evanston formalized its relationship to
Dnieprovsky. He noted that the trip had made him realize that you accomplished
more "person to person" than "government to government," but said that if people
were not willing to support it, the City could not continue the relationships.
Alderman Feldman said that if we can't seem to generate enough interest from
citizens, Council ought to just call it a day and allow the Foundation to cease.
Mayor Morton pointed out that the decision was not Council's to make, but that
it had already been made (through the Charter) due to lack of interest and
participation by citizens.
APPOINTMENTS:
Mayor Morton asked for Council confirmation of the following names for
reappointment and appointment:
Susan Tash, 2878 Sheridan Place
for term ending June 30, 1996
(Reappointment)
John Wertymer, 806 Ingleside
for term ending January 31, 1997
Robert A. Creamer, 1500 Oak Avenue
for term ending January 31, 1997
Cable Commission
Arts Council
Board of Ethics
Alderman Feldman moved Council approval of these nominations. Seconded by
Alderman Drummer. Motion carried. No nays.
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Mayor Morton -introduced the following names for appointment:
Kenneth S. Watson, 1555 Oak Avenue Commission on Aging
(King Home)
Hans F. Baumann, 3319 Simpson Street Energy Commission
CATS, OF THE WARDS:
Alderman Newman noted that Doraine Anderson was an associate member of the Plan
Commission and, along with her fellow trustees, faced an enormous challenge in
managing the 140 units of Sherman Gardens following the unfortunate fire just
before Christmas. He felt that the Fire Department had done an outstanding job
and complimented and thanked Chief Hunt, Deputy Chief Berkowsky and their men for
all their efforts. He noted that there had been one death in the fire and felt
there could have been more if it hadn't been for the fine job done by the Fire
Department. He also thanked ESDA Coordinator, Max Rubin for the work he did in
placing residents displaced by the fire in the Holiday Inn.
Alderman Newman noted that he had been in a fire station recently and looked at
the bulletin board and saw a notice that a fire arbitration case had been
settled. He reported that he had been told that of the last nineteen
arbitrations, the City had lost seventeen of them and asked that be verified by
staff. He made a reference to the Administration and Public Works Committee that
any time there is an arbitration decision with anv baraainina unit in the City,
that notice of the .results and the amounomonev event on learal fees be viven
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to Council. He said that he did not understand why the City lost seventeen out
of nineteen.
Alderman Newman stated that this year's budget is full of tax increases and
looked forward to the mayor's comments on them. He felt that the 17% increase
in water rates, added to the increases in sewer rates to pay for the sewer
improvements, was as onerous as a property tax increase. He asked whether it
would be possible to develop a two -tiered system of water rate increases that
would hit larger users harder and possibly promote conservation.
Alderman Newman made reference to an editorial in the Chicago Tribune about
Chicago's response to the Homeless which stressed the need for local
municipalities to come up with solutions to deal with them. He felt Evanston was
doing that with its support of the Homeless Shelter and various agencies that
deal with the homeless. He noted that Evanston Township was one of the few that
continues to offer General Assistance. The editorial also noted that sometimes
Cities have to take other actions to protect the interests of other groups, such
as businesses and citizens walking on the streets. He did not believe it was
anti -homeless to want businesses to function. He asked that the Human Services
Committee, or another committee, come up with a policy. He cited the example of
Seattle. He made a reference to the Human Services Committee to once again look
at the Dossibility of develovina some sort of voucher vrooram for the Citv. He
said he wanted to see something developed to try to protect businesses in
downtown Evanston and felt it could be done without the City being considered
anti -Homeless.
Alderman Engelman thanked everyone for their kind expressions of sympathy and
said that, contrary to popular opinion that it was .angry citizens from Southwest
Evanston who were responsible for his present condition, it was a skiing accident
that put him in the wheel chair.
Alderman Guthrie commended the First Night Committee for their successful event
on New Year's Eve. She noted that she had been concerned about the weather, but
those concerns had been unfounded. She reported that she had attended several
events, including those at Bank One and reported that they had been mobbed. She
expressed the hope that some of the bigger buildings in the downtown would make
themselves available next year for events. She also reported that the fire works
were terrific, even though she had difficulty in adjusting to fire works when it
wasn't hot outside. She felt it was a great success for a first time event and
hoped that it would be repeated next year.
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Alderman Heydemann reported that she was very pleased at the outcome of First
Night and was happy that she was not aware of the weather problems that made
shooting off the fire works "iffy." She noted that there were many people to
thank, including Muriel Chalem, her co-chair for the event. She also thanked
Director of Parks and Recreation, Don Wirth; Arts Council Executive Director.,
Joseph Zendell; and the Police and Fire Departments for the outstanding jobs they
did. She suspected that the reason that the community was clean after the event
had a great deal to do with the personal efforts of Mr. Wirth. She reported that
there will be a First Night next year and asked anyone interested in volunteering
to contact her. She has been informed that spaces that had not been available
to the committee this year (because people were not sure how the event would turn
out) will be available next year. She also thanked Shand Morahan for making
their board room available for a sponsors' party at the end of the evening, and
thanked the Chicago Sun -Times for sponsoring the fire works. She said it was a
very happy event. She said that a more complete report would be available in
February.
Mayor Morton reported that some of the merchants were overjoyed with the event
and one merchant reported that in the early hours of the evening, over three
hundred people had come into his shop. Alderman Heydemann said that the First
Night Committee had asked the Chamber of Commerce to find out what kind of impact
the event had on downtown merchants. She also reported that, based on telephone
calls received by the committee early in the evening, many people came into
Evanston from other suburbs - some of them from fairly far away - for the event.
She felt that having the shuttle busses provided by Robinson Bus, including one
that was handicapped accessible, made it much easier to get around.
Alderman Moran thanked the First Night Committee for putting on a first rate
event. He reported that he had attended and had heard many wonderful comments.
He said that one of the best parts of the event was going from one venue to
another and seeing so many familiar faces - the kind who are always willing to
pitch in and help out. He felt that it was a tremendous collaborative effort.
He was pleased to see that an arts event could draw so much interest in downtown
Evanston and felt that it was an idea that needed to be explored because it
provides the City with many aesthetic and economic opportunities.
Alderman Drummer joined in congratulating the First Night Committee and felt it
was a great event for the City of Evanston.
Alderman Holsman thanked Director of Building and Property Services Wolinski and
City Manager Anderson for formulating the pilot program for the southeast Eighth
Ward area that is addressing the needs of residents displaced by zoning and
property standards inspections.
Alderman Holsman stated that the only notice he was aware of announcing the
public hearing on CDBG had been placed in the Evanston Review and asked that
methods be explored of giving wider notice about that public hearing. It felt
that it was very important for low and moderate income people to be at the
meeting and felt that they were not receiving adequate notice of those hearings.
Alderman Holsman also congratulated the First Night Committee on the event and
reported that he and his wife had spent most of the evening attending various
events and looked forward to next year.
Alderman Feldman noted that at the last Economic Development Committee meeting
he had requested a series of detailed budgets regarding the Research Park and RPI
(Research Park Incorporated). He stated that what he really wanted to do was to
avoid the drawbridges being drawn up and a moat or siege mentality to come over
the Council because he was not attacking anything with that request. He said he
was just looking for illumination
and the kind of information in which all Council members are interested. He
hoped he would have it soon.
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Alderman Feldman reported that his son and his wife had just made him a
grandfather -for the second time by presenting him with an 8 pounds 1 ounce
grandson. He was delighted to'now be grandfather to a little girl and a little
boy.
There being no more business to come before the Council, Mayor Morton asked for
a motion to adjourn. The Council so moved and adjourned at 9:35 P.K.
RIRSTEN F. DAVIS
CITY CLERK
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