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The Village of Clarendon Hills, 1 North Prospect Avenue, Clarendon Hills, IL 60514 (630) 323-3500 September, 2002
Octoberfest Concert
Saturday, October 5
One more concert remains to be played! The Octoberfest Fall
September 11 Remembered
Concert with the Blooze Brothers is scheduled for Saturday, A Candlelight Vigil will be held Wednesday, September 11 at October 5 from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. The Prospect Triangle is again 7:00 p.m. in the Garden at Community Presbyterian Church, 39 the location. Mid-America Bank will sponsor this concert and Pete’s Town Market is the food vendor. So come on out, enjoy The Candlelight Vigil will include prayers, readings and music a Fall evening of great music and food.
to remember those who died a year ago.
Ecumenical sponsors are Community Presbyterian Church, Church of the Holy Nativity Episcopal, Notre Dame CatholicChurch, Christ Lutheran Church and the Christian Church of Starting September 18
Come and join the 2002 Clarendon Hills Citizens Police For more information, please call 323-6522.
Academy, meet the officers who serve you and learn about yourPolice Department first hand. Last year’s Academy received high marks from the residents who attended. They expressed the factthat they were glad they took the time to participate.
Keep The Children Safe
The academy meets once a week on Wednesday evenings from Remember, summer has passed and we are into the first weeks 7:00 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. for 10 consecutive weeks (excluding of the new school year. Please take extra care as you drive through the Wednesday prior to Thanksgiving). Participants will be re- town, especially on the streets close to schools. Speed limits quired to attend no less than 8 of the sessions to graduate and will be strictly enforced on all streets throughout the Village.
receive a certificate. Clarendon Hills Officers and professionals Leave extra time to run errands rather than driving too fast. Please in the field will provide all course instruction. Several of these
be aware of the crossing guards' commands at designated topics are hands-on-instruction.
The Citizens Police Academy provides an excellent way to learn Be particularly cautious in the Notre Dame School area because about law enforcement in Clarendon Hills and how to prevent of the construction taking place on that campus. Also, note crime in your community. The lines of communication between that a new bus stop will be located on Golf Avenue during the police and the public will be enhanced. Residents will have a better understanding of the problems facing their policedepartment and the department will have a greater knowledge of residents’ concerns in their neighborhoods.
Tips To Reduce Your Risk of Becoming Infected
Even though DuPage County is an area where birds or mosqui- Traffic Enforcement (Hands On), D.U.I., Patrol Overview, In- toes with WNV have been reported, a person is not likely to get vestigations, Juvenile Law, D.A.R.E., Recruitment, Officer sick from a mosquito bite. Even in areas where mosquitoes do Safety (Hands On), Civil Law, Criminal Law, Use of Force carry the virus, very few mosquitoes-much less than 1 percent- (Hands On), Firearm Safety (Hands On), Domestic Violence, are infected. If the mosquito is infected, less than 1 percent of Crime Prevention, Crime Scene Processing (Hands On) and people who get bitten and become infected will get severely ill.
WNV is not transmitted from person to person.
To be eligible, you must be 21 years of age and pass a back- Here are tips on how to reduce your risk of becoming infected ground check. Please check your calendar to make certain you • When possible stay indoors at dawn, dusk and early evening.
• Wear light-colored, long-sleeved shirts and long pants Applications are available in the Police Department lobby.
• Spray clothing with repellents containing permethrin or DEET since mosquitoes may bite through thin clothing. Apply insectrepellent sparingly to exposed skin. An effective repellent will Labor Day Holiday
contain 35 percent DEET. Repellents may irritate the eyes andmouth, so avoid applying repellent to the hands of children. Be Village Offices Closed
sure to read and follow the manufacturer’s directions when usingan insect repellent.
Monday, September 2
If you come across a dead bird, call the Village Public Works at323-6673. They will come and pick up the bird.
Agenda, September 19
No cases filed at publication time
Zoning Activity, July 25
Case #374 - Borchardt’s 56th St.
Resubdivision
415 56th Street
2 lot subdivision plat - approved
Pierce Dash Pumper
Major Increase In Capability
The Clarendon Hills Fire Department took delivery of two pieces of fire apparatusrecently. On July 26, a 2002 Pierce Dash 105’ Aerial Ladder was delivered to the fire department and on August 21, a 2002 Pierce Dash Pumper was delivered. Pierce Manu-facturing in Appleton, Wisconsin constructed both vehicles. They were purchased Village Manager 9 Years
through the Northwest Municipal Conference cooperative bidding contract. By pur- chasing through this cooperative, the Village was assured of the lowest price possible.
Joe Breinig, Village Manager for the past These new vehicles replace a 1986 Mack Pierce 50’ Tele Squirt and a 1977 Mack Pierce Pumper. The 1977 Pumper will be sold to the Woodland Fire Protection District in Illinois. The 1986 Tele Squirt will be traded in to Pierce Manufacturing.
hometown. Our best wishes to Joe for hisfuture in Carol Stream and a hearty These two new vehicles will provide the residents and firefighters with up to date firefighting equipment that is easier and safer to operate.
Pierce Manufacturing training instructors spent approximately forty hours at the Clar- endon Hills Fire Station instructing fire department personnel on the operation of these vehicles.
It is planned to have both of these vehicles in full service and responding to calls bySeptember 1, 2002.
Blood Drive
Monday, October 28
The second annual blood drive will be
Saturday, October 5
Now is the time to collect your accumulation of hazardous waste items that have been piling up in your garage and basement. The free event will be held at Westmont’s Ty
Warner Park overflow parking lot on Saturday, October 5 from 8:00 a.m. to 3 p.m.
(323-3500, extension 19) to register. You Acceptable waste materials are: cleaning solvents, acids, thermostats, propane
cylinders, fertilizer/pesticides, poisons, household batteries, automotive fluids, mercury thermometers, oil based paints, insecticides, car batteries, wood stain andvarnish, pool chemicals, fluorescent light bulbs and asbestos.
Unacceptable waste materials are: latex paints, fireworks, business waste, smoke
detectors, agricultural wastes, ammunition, explosives, medical waste, garbage andradioactive waste.
Coming Saturday, October 5
Also, bring your old unused cellular phones and/or cellular phone chargers for the ‘Call to Protect’ program. This program provides cell phones to indigent persons who may need police protection (spousal abuse, etc.). The phones are reprogrammed to dial 911 off for the annual Fire Prevention Week.
The new fire trucks will be on display Directions to Ty Warner Park: Go North on Cass Avenue, cross Ogden to Plaza Drive,
vehicles and equipment.
All are invited to the festivities which will have plenty of action for the kids.
Program Starts In September
The fall hydrant flushing program will begin on Monday, September 16. Hydrants on (while they last) will be available as well.
all streets south of the Burlington Northern railroad tracks will be serviced. The flush- ing will be performed between the hours of 2:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. for approximately more details. Save the date—Saturday,
6 to 8 weeks. A slight discoloration in the water may be noticed after flushing. Running October 5, 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
water in your sink for a few moments should clear up the water.
Librarian Kathy Strange will present suggestion for potential books to be discussed, and will provide copies for check-out of Thanks To All Who Participated
the “kick-off” title, Margaret Atwood’s Alias Grace.
The Summer Dancin’ In The Streets concerts are over for this If you are interested in joining the group, please call Kathy at year. Residents enjoyed these fun-filled Wednesday evenings 323-8188 or sign up at the circulation desk before September in July and August due to the hard work of a number of residents and Village employees who put in many hours.
Meet Representative Patti Bellock
Thanks go to the Village Special Events Committee; the finan- State Representative Patti Bellock will visit the library on cial sponsors: Mid America Bank, Ogden Avenue Motors, Lau- Monday, September 23, 9:30 to 11:00 a.m. The visit is part of rel Motors, Clarendon Hills Bank, AT&T Broadband, Euclid Representative Bellock’s “Day in the District” project which Beverage, Chicago Tribune and Harris Direct; the food she hopes will simplify and encourage better communication sponsors: Town Kitchen, Pete’s Town Market, Messina’s, with local residents. You are invited to drop in and meet Domino’s Pizza and Usinger Sausage; the Village Staff: Public Representative Bellock in an open and casual atmosphere.
Works Department who set up the traffic control devices and Summer’s Gone But The Memory Lingers On
the Police and Fire Departments who were responsible for the Congratulations to all those who participated in “Reading Rocks”, the summer reading program. There were approximately How do you feel about the concerts? Any suggestions for bands 1750 children who attended the programs and/or took part in in future programs? Please e-mail comments to Cheryl Pierce at [email protected] or call her at 323-3500, Recent Gifts and Memorials
The “Hot Spot”, the library’s young adult area, has a little moresizzle these days thanks to the recently installed neon sign spon- sored by the Friends of the Library. Thank you, “Friends”! Avoid Problems
The following books have been purchased in celebration of Joyce Please ensure that your dog is under control at all times. A Skrydlak’s Birthday with a gift from her sons: Making Arbors
& Trellises; Native Trees, Shrubs & Vines and Gardening With
Village ordinance provides for appropriate restraint, meaning Conifers.
a leash or lead held by the owner or caretaker; or in a secureenclosure so as not to cause a public nuisance; or at heel near a The Clarendon Hills Woman’s Club has provided funds for the
purchase of the books: The Shuberts Present; 100 Years of
person capable of controlling the dog. Dog and cat excrement American Theater, Queen and Country: The Fifty Year Reign
should be removed from public or private property not owned of Elizabeth II and The Oxford Companion to Music.
Faithfully Yours: A History of Nursing in Illinois, has been
graciously donated by one of the authors, Karen J. Egenes.
New Offerings From The Children’s Department
The book, Benny and the Binky, has been donated in loving
Monday, September 23 marks the debut of Baby Time. Baby
Time is a 30 minute story time for children birth to 18 months Library Happenings
old with an adult companion. This program uses stories, rhymes, Library closed in honor of Labor Day.
songs and action games as an introduction to the library for 9:30 a.m. In person registration for Story Time babies and their caregivers. It will be followed by free-play with books and age appropriate toys. Registration is required for this 9:30 a.m. Phone registration for Story Time The Saturday Chess Club will meet the first Saturday of the
7:00 p.m. “The Game’s Afoot” Mystery Group will months from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. The club is for children who discuss Killer Stuff, by Sharon Fiffer.
know how to play chess and want to practice their chess skills 7:00 p.m. Library Policy Committee Meeting.
and meet new friends. No registration is required for this 7:30 p.m. Library Board of Trustees Meeting.
7:00 p.m. Inaugural meeting of Thursday Evening Regular Offerings Include:
LapSit Story Time - Wednesdays 10:00 a.m. or 11:00 a.m. A
Sept. 23 9:30 to 11 a.m.
30 minute interactive program designed for children age birth Representative Patti Bellock will visit the to 3 years and their care givers. Registration is required.
Preschool Story Time - Tuesdays 2:00 p.m. A 30 minute
Sept. 23 10:00 a.m.
interactive program designed for children age birth to 3 years old and their care givers. Registration is required.
Sept. 24 10:00 a.m. & 2:00 p.m.
Saturday Story Time - First Saturday of every month at 10:00
a.m. This 30 minute drop-in family story time is designed for infants through age 5 and their caregiver. No registration Sept. 25 10:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.
Registration will begin on Saturday, September 14th. Please
register in person. Phone registration will be available begin- NEW BUSINESS
Princeton Properties • 5B Golf Avenue
Thursday Evening Book Discussion Group
An inaugural meeting will be held Thursday, September 19 in
630/215-4233 • Owner: Susan Crawford
the library meeting room. Refreshments will be provided.
Landscape Design and English Garden Accessories Village of Clarendon Hills
Trustee Topics
September, 2002
Village President - Robert Ryan - Ext. 81
CARRIER ROUTE PRESORT
Trustees
Ann Hamman - Ext. 82Taps Gallagher - Ext. 83 Don O'Toole - Ext. 85Terry Pocius - Ext. 86Tom Karaba - Ext. 87 Clerk - Dawn Tandle - Ext. 21
September Meeting Schedule
Agenda Matters
• Monday, September 2
Chicago Avenue Reconstruction Resolution
LABOR DAY
Consideration of a resolution for the reconstruction of Chicago Avenue. The OFFICES CLOSED
State of Illinois is improving Chicago Avenue prior to the jurisdictional transferof the street to the Village. The resolution outlines the specific improvements • Tuesday, September 3
to be made. Public Services Committee and Village Board, Tuesday,
• Thursday, September 5
Triangle Beautification Bid Award
Approval of bid for contract work to be performed on the following Village triangles: Iroquois/Norfolk, Iroquois/Algonquin, Mohawk/Norfolk and Indian/ • Monday, September 9
Norfolk. Community and Intergovernmental Affairs Committee and Village
Board, Tuesday, September 3.
Architectural Agreement - Police Facility
• Monday, September 16
Approval of an architectural agreement with LZT/Filliung Partnership, LLP for the design of a new police facility. Public Safety Committee and Village
Board, Tuesday, September 3.
• Thursday, September 19
Intergovernmental Agreement -School District 181
Consideration of an intergovernmental agreement between School District 181
• Monday, September 23
and the Village for the construction of a new Prospect Elementary School.
Administration and Legislation Committee and Village Board, Tuesday,
License Agreement
Review of an agreement with the property owner/developer at 99 Park Avenue
for parking spaces to be placed in the right-of-way. Land Use Committee and
Village Board, Monday, September 16.
Outdoor Cafes
Further consideration of outdoor cafes and seating on the right-of-way.
Administration and Legislation Committee, Monday, September 16
Village Phone Numbers
Interim Village Manager - Kathy T. Redding
Village Office: 323-3500
Web Page: www.clarendon-hills.il.us
Director of Finance - Kathy T. Redding
Emergency: 9-1-1
Director of Public Works - John W. Hays
Non-emergency:
Director of Community Development -
Police Chief - Thomas M. Reasoner
Fax: 323-3512
Park District: 323-2626
Fire Chief - Brian D. Leahy
Public Works: 323-6673
Pool: 325-1040
TDD: 323-1325 (hearing impaired line)
Business Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M.

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