February 15 - Lee County, Illinois

AGENDA OF THE LEE COUNTY BOARD
February 15, 2005.
9:00 a.m.
3RD FLOOR BOARDROOM, OLD LEE COUNTY COURTHOUSE
112E. SECOND STREET, DIXON, ILLINOIS
OPEN MEETING WITH INVOCATION OR PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CALL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
APPROVAL OF BOARD MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MINUTES
PUBLlCNlSITOR COMMENT:
A. ITEMS ON THE AGENDA - VISITORS ALLOWED 10 MINUTES
B. ItEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA - VISITORS ALLOWED 5 MINUTES
APPOINTMENT& OATH - Charles Stoddard - County Board District 4
TO ZONING BOARD:
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TO PLANNING COMMISSION: -0-
FROM ZONING BOARD: -0-
FROM PLANNING COMMISSION: 05-PC-45 - Nachusa Twp. -
REPORTS OF COMMITTEE:
911 BOARD
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
SOLID WASTE!HEAL TH & WELFARE
ROAD & BRIDGE
COMMITTEE CLAIMS
COUNTY PROPERTIES
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Greenwood Acres Sub.
R.C.&D. - BLACKHAWK HILLS
COUNTY SERVICES
FINANCE
CLAIMS
EXECUTIVE!JUDICfAULAW ENFORCEMENT
COUNTY OFFICERS REPORTS, REQUEST FOR DEPOSIT OF FUNDS, ORDERS PAID IN VACATION
OLD BUSINESS
NEW BUSINESS
APPOINTMENTS
GIS - Demonstration - Brant
Ordinance - Hotel/Motel Tax
Ordinance -
Resolution
- Fees for use of 3rd floor rooms (Old Courthouse)
Health Dept., Amend Code (sewers & sewag~ disposal)
State's Attorney's Quarterly Report
Union Cantract -
Operating Engineers #150
- Highway Dept.
Ordinance - Additional fees to finance court system, Amend Code
Ordinance -
MILEAGE & PER DIEM
Amend Liquor Code, Sunday hours (hold until March)
ALL BILLS & APPROPRIATIONS ALLOWED BY ROLL CALL
ADJOURN
(hold until March)

LEE COUNTY
BOARD OF ApPEALS
TELEPHONE 288-3643 LEE COUNTY COURT HOUSE
ZONING
DIXON, ILLINOIS 61021
ZONING REPORT FOR JANUARY 2004
There were a total of 4 permits issued for the month of January with a total dollar
volume of $257,100. There was 1 permit issued for single-family homes in the
amount of$185,000.
There are no petitions for the County Board to take action on.
Respectfully submitted,
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Chris Henkel
Zoning Administrator

LEE COUNTY REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION
William 0 'Keefe, Chairman
Bob Logan, Member
Wendy Ryerson, Member
John Hilleson, Member
Pat Dunphy, Member
Ellen Smith, Member
Chris Henkel, Zoning Officer
Erica Scheidecker, Clerk
The Lee County Planning Commission met on Monday, February 7, 2005 at 6:30 p.m. in
the Lee County Courthouse, Dixon, Illinois. Chairman, William O'Keefe, called the
meeting to order and took roll with the following members present: Bob Logan, Wendy
Ryerson, Pat Dunphy, Ellen Smith, John Hilleson, Chris Henkel, and Erica Scheidecker,
Clerk.
Chairman Bill O'Keefe stated that Russ Renner, the highway department engineer, was
present. As Mr. Renner could only be in attendance at the beginning of the meeting, the
issue pertaining to him would be addressed first.
Chris Henkel reported that the Lee County Storm Water Ordinance was created by Russ
Renner using the best of Ogle and Whiteside counties' ordinances. Mr. Henkel reported
that Rochelle area citizens have raised concerns regarding the ordinance, and that Russ
Renner had met with them to address those concerns.
Russ Renner reported on his meeting with citizens of Rochelle. At that meeting, Mr.
Renner told them that the storm water release rate in the ordinance is actually more
conservative than the common engineering standards found across the U.S. Mr. Renner
stated the outcome of the meeting was that the attendees were satisfied with the new
storm water ordinance, specifically that it would be as restrictive as was necessary. Their
only concern was that it might be changed between now and the time it's adopted. Mr.
Renner reported that Reynolds and Alto Township planned to hold a special meeting
immediately and adopt the ordinance themselves, although they were unsure of its
legality. For areas that do need to control storm water, Mr. Renner recommended
evaluating and addressing those issues locally, rather than adopting an overly restrictive
ordinance for the county.
Chairman O'Keefe asked ifMr. Renner was comfortable with the current draft ofthe
storm water ordinance and he stated that he was.
New business was addressed beginning with the review of the sketch plan submitted by
John Schultz. The proposed 16-10tsubdivision is located in Amboy Township on the
southwest comer of Amboy, west of Rocky Ford Road. Chris Henkel reported he
received letters from the Mayor and the Planning Commission ofthe City of Amboy
saying they approve of the plans for development.

Chris Henkel reported that the health department had no issue with the sketch plan, and
the only concern raised was by the highway department.
Chairman O'Keefe inquired ifthe property was on sewer and Mr. Henkel replied that it
was not. Mr. O'Keefe asked John Schultz why they don't get annexed by the city. Mr.
Schultz reported that the City of Amboy is amenable to annexing but the neighbors are
not.
Chairman a 'Keefe asked if the area was contiguous to Amboy and Chris Henkel replied
that it was not. There is a small piece of land in between.
Bob Logan stated Mr. Schultz might be able to get sewer and water from the city even
though the property is not contiguous. There could be an intergovernmental agreement
so that the subdivision could receive sewer, and when the area does become contiguous it
would have to be annexed. Bill O'Keefe stated that if it was within a mile and a half it
could be annexed.
Chairman O'Keefe stated that the comprehensive plan encourages development
contiguous to existing communities, because they do have sewer and water. It is
desirable to have them tie into sewer and water to the extent possible. The planning
commission doesn't want septic developments next to an existing community with a
sewer plant that is a 'l4mile away. Bill O'Keefe also observed that the city could
condemn the land for easements for sewer and water, ifit's within a mile and a half.
Bob Logan recommended that Mr. Schultz talk to Amboy to reach an agreement
regarding sewer. It was observed that the city does not have water at this time. Mr.
Logan then added this subdivision should be made as city lots. Mr. Henkel also stated
that if it is annexed then lot size could as small as % acres because of city sewer.
Russ Renner, the county engineer, stated that the highway department's concern was a
possible conflict with preliminary plans to make improvements on the Rocky Ford bridge
and road. They are planning to take the bend out ofthe road that can be seen on Mr.
Schultz's sketch plan. Mr. Schultz stated that this would not be a problem and he could
alter the affected lots.
Mr. Renner also stated that there needed to be a cul-de-sac or hammer head on the end of
the new proposed roadways and Mr. Schultz replied that this was also not a problem. He
reported that they were planning on creating cul-de-sacs.
Chris Henkel reported if the subdivision was on both city sewer and water the lots can be
as small as Y2acre in size, which is to Mr. Schultz's advantage.
Bill O'Keefe stated this location is appropriate for development and that the commission
was not trying to discourage Mr. Schultz. Chairman O'Keefe stated that the Planning

Commission would like to see this subdivision tied into the utilities of Amboy. Chris
Henkel concluded that we are not giving the green light on the sketch, but the
recommendation from the Planning Commission is that Mr. Schultz should contact
Amboy and see what steps can be taken. Following this, Mr. Schultz should return to this
commISSIon.
Next, Chairman O'Keefe asked if there were any comments or corrections to last month's
minutes. There were none and Wendy Ryerson made a motion to approve and Bob
Logan seconded. All were in favor. The minutes were adopted from last month's
meeting.
Mr. O'Keefe asked ifthere were any visitors present who were not listed on the agenda.
Visitor Dawn Andermann, acting village president of Steward, stated that the Village of
Steward is currently developing a Comprehensive Plan that will be done by the end of
March. Consultant Dave Emanuelson is assisting them and was present as well.
Chairman O'Keefe stated that this project needed to wait until the remapping ofthe
county zoning map is undertaken. The remapping will occur after the new ordinances are
adopted, as there will be new zoning categories. Most of Steward will be zoned as TN
(traditional neighborhood), which means development can occur if it's compatible with
existing uses.
Dave Emanuelson stated that their second issue is the planned use map. Rochelle is
threatening to come outside of Ogle County and into Lee County, so Steward is trying to
protect its northern boundaries. Steward currently has water but not sanitary sewer.
Ultimately, they would like develop an agreement to hookup to Rochelle's sewer. The
purpose for a comp plan is so trustees can have something to say, and to coordinate with
Lee County.
Mr. O'Keefe stated that when the Lee County Comprehensive Plan was made in 2000
this region of the county was neglected, but it is now a high priority. Chairman O'Keefe
stated that every community will be at the table when the remapping is done, and there
will be public hearings.
Bob Logan asked that since Steward is incorporated, if they adopt a comp plan and
zoning ordinance. Bill a 'Keefe replied that they could. Ms. Andermann stated that they
were not worried about inside the village, but about the mile and a half jurisdiction
around it. Bob Logan stated with their comp plan, they would get strong control over it.
Chairman O'Keefe stated that they will have input into the remapping process and into
revisions of the master plan. He told them to keep in contact with the planner,
Vandewalle. Mr. O'Keefe suggested they attend the next Planning Commission on
March 7, as there will be a presentation by Mike Slavney from Vandewalle.

The second order of new business was the hearing for Petition 05-PC-45 from Gary
Greenwood for PPN# 14-09-04-200-005, Nachusa Township. The property is located on
the East side of Detour Rd. approximately 14mile north ofIL RT 38.
The property owner, Gary Greenwood, would like to create a two-lot subdivision out of
his five acre parcel, with lot sizes 1.14 and 3.374 acres. Chris Henkel referred to the
sketch plan for the two lot subdivision, stating Mr. Greenwood planned to make a second
lot on the north side of his property. Chris Henkel reported that Mr. Greenwood had
made the changes recommended by the Planning Commission to the sketch plan. Mr.
Henkel reported that all of Mr. Greenwood's paper work had been turned in and
notifications to the neighbors had been sent. Mr. Henkel stated the health department had
no problems with the proposed subdivision.
Wendy Ryerson made a motion to approve and Bob Logan seconded. It was approved
unanimously. Chairman O'Keefe stated it will go to the Lee County Board on February
15 at 9:00 a.m. with a recommendation for approval.
Bill O'Keefe stated he had received a memo from Vern Gottel, titled "Proposed I-39/IL
Route 251 Distribution Corridor Plan" which Mr. Gottel had found on the internet. Bill
O'Keefe stated it is important but it's not something that this commission is working on
and it should be forwarded to the appropriate people. Marilyn Shippert, a Lee County
Board Member, stated that we should question whether it is a valid document. Chris
Henkel will contact Mike Ribel from Ogle County Zoning to determine the status of this
plan. Chris Henkel will also determine ifthe memo should be passed on to our planner,
Mike Slavney. Bill O'Keefe stated this issue will be deferred to the next meeting.
Chris Henkel reported that Petition 04-PC-44 by Steven C. Kitzman was approved by the
Lee County Board. Also, Petition 04-P-1399 by Ronald Weber was approved by the Lee
County Board.
Chairman O'Keefe asked Chris Henkel what old business needed to be addressed.
Chris Henkel reported he had received feedback on the zoning ordinances from Chuck
Montavon from the village of Compton. Residents would like a two foot setback inside
the property line for fences. Bill O'Keefe stated that was not feasible. He stated that
people assume fences are on property lines and that a setback would generate confusion
and dispute.
Chris Henkel also reported that Compton residents would like seven foot setbacks on
fences in alleyways so that there is space for snow plows to push the snow. Chris Henkel
stated Compton wanted Lee County to make it an ordinance that requires surveys for
fences. Chairman O'Keefe stated that we would not require surveys for fences.
It was also observed that the number of alleys in Compton was probably only about three.

John Hilleson stated that this type of issue is appropriate for the township to address
themselves. It is too difficult for the Planning Commission to determine something that
will work for the entire county. Bob Logan and Wendy Ryerson agreed.
Mr. O'Keefe recommended those individuals attend the public hearing to voice their
OpInIOn.
Chris Henkel asked if there was anything in the new ordinances about fencing in the front
yard and if so, what it was. Bill O'Keefe stated that there was a provision regarding this.
He said this issue should be deferred to the next meeting.
Bob Logan moved to adjourn the meeting and Wendy Ryerson seconded. All were in
favor and the meeting was adjourned at 7:45 p.m.

@1ro
Jeff Blake 05-16-2006
Pat Hilliker 05-16-2006
Kevin Kellen 05-17-2005
Deb Killian Sheriff s Designee
Kevin Lalley 05-17-2005
Dean Rhodes 05-17-2005
Karen Setchell 05-16-2006
Brad Sibley 06-14-2005
Norris Tucker 05-16-2006
Meeting Minutes 911 Board
Lee County E.T.S.B.
January 27, 2005 6:30 PM
Meeting called by: Chairman Rhodes UN APPRoVED
Type of meeting: Monthly Board Meeting
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Attendees: 911 Commissioners; Director Dallas; Mark Callison, Dixon City Fire Department
Call to Order
Chairman Rhodes called the meeting to order at 6:30 pm. The roll was called with the following response:
Present representing Law Enforcement
Present representing Fire District
Present representing Medical
Present representing Lee County Sheriff
Present representing Fire District
Present representing Medical
Present representing At Large (arrived later in the meeting)
Present representing Law Enforcement
Present representing Lee County Board
. Prior Minutes
A motion was made by Deb Killian and seconded by Norris Tucker that the minutes ITomthe December 23, 2004 ETSB
meeting be approved and published. Chairman Rhodes called for further discussion. There being none, the vote was called for as
follows:
Jeff Blake
Pat Hilliker
Kevin Kellen
Deb Killian
Kevin Lalley
Dean Rhodes
Karen Setchell
Brad Sibley
Norris Tucker
. Public Comments
Yes I8J
Yes I8J
Yes I8J
Yes I8J
Yes I8J
Yes I8J
Yes I8J
Yes I8J
Yes I8J
No 0
No 0
No 0
No 0
No 0
No 0
No 0
No 0
No 0
Absent 0
Absent 0
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Absent 0
Absent 0
. Chairman's Comments
Chairman Rhodes advised that he is not seeking reappointment on the ETSB in May when his term expires. He further
advised that he will recommend to Chairman Seeberg that Mark Callison be appointed in his place. Jeff Blake advised that he will
not be seeking reappointment in May, 2006. Kevin Lalley indicated that he will be moving out of his district and that may affect
his reappointment also.
. Property Committee
Kevin Lalley advised that the State's Attorney's opinion reference the Prevailing Wage Act was attached in the agenda
packet, specifically concerning the garage bay insulation. After further discusson on the matter, it was recommended that Director
Dallas and the State's Attorney work together to create a document that lists the contract requirements for any contractor that bids
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work for the ETSB. Chairman Rhodes recommended that the ETSB accept the low bid for the garage bay insulation based on the
SA opinion. Kevin Lalley made a motion, seconded by Brad Sibley, that the ETSB rebid the garage bay insulation project after a
template is approved by the State's Attorney. Chairman Rhodes called for further discussion. There being none, the vote was
called for as follows:
Jeff Blake
Pat Hilliker
Kevin Kellen
Deb Killian
Kevin Lalley
Dean Rhodes
Karen Setchell
Brad Sibley
Norris Tucker
Yes 181
Yes 181
Yes 181
Yes 181
Yes 181
Yes 0
Yes 181
Yes 181
Yes 181
No 0
No 0
No 0
No 0
No 0
No 181
No 0
No 0
No 0
Absent 0
Absent 0
Absent 0
Absent 0
Absent 0
Absent 0
Absent 0
Absent 0
Absent 0
Kevin Lalley advised that a Compton site visit is scheduled for February 3rd. Dixon-Ottawa Communications, Dixon
Commercial Electric, Tony Maietta from Scientel, Kevin and Shelley will be present at the site to discuss placement of the UPS so
that it does not interfere with the microwave link equipment. The FCC license on the Compton tower site is still pending.
The FCC decision on mandatory narrowbanding radio frequencies was discussed. Kevin Lalley recommended working
towards the requirements and purchases of equipment throughout the next ten years. Most of the ETSB base equipment will need
to be replaced. Jeff Blake recommended an inventory of the equipment be completed as soon as possible in order to budget for
next year.
. Education
Deb Killian advised that there is an educational VoIP class scheduled for March lOthin the Chicago area. The cost for the
course was $299.00 for every 2 persons and that cost expired in December. Director Dallas obtained a quote for 4 persons to
attend for the price of 3. Deb Killian, Kevin Lalley, Brad Sibley, and Shelley Dallas were interested in attending. Discussion on
the requirements for VoIP were discussed. Kevin Lalley made a motion, seconded by Jeff Blake, that the ETSB send 4 people to
the VoIP class in March for the price of3. Chairman Rhodes called for further discussion. There being none, the vote was called
for as follows:
Jeff Blake
Pat Hilliker
Kevin Kellen
Deb Killian
Kevin Lalley
Dean Rhodes
Karen Setchell
Brad Sibley
Norris Tucker
. ESZ Committee
Yes 181
Yes 181
Yes 181
Yes 181
Yes 181
Yes 181
Yes 181
Yes 181
Yes 181
No 0
No 0
No 0
No 0
No 0
No 0
No 0
No 0
No 0
Absent 0
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Absent 0
Kevin Kellen advised that the GPS audit and analysis report from GeoComm has been received. Director Dallas
explained the process in order to correct the fall out records. Director Dallas is working closely with Becky Whisenand from Lee
County Zoning and Brandt Scheidecker, the GIS/IT Director, in order to get both the Sidewell and GeoComm records as accurate
as possible before the second phase of the GeoComm installation.
Nextel and T-Mobile have completed Phase 2 testing successfully and are live with Phase 2 wireless in Lee County.
Kevin Kellen explained that Director Dallas is working with Lee County Zoning and Lee County Highway to implement a
process mandating persons seeking a building permit to purchase a 9-1-1 sign prior to being issued a building permit. This will not
affect any existing structures. There are some issues that need to be addressed prior to implementing the mandatory 9-1-1 sign
purchases; however, further updates will be given as progress with the new zoning ordinance is made.
. Executive Committee
Chairman Rhodes advised that there is an Administrative Services Committee meeting scheduled for Tuesday, February
8 th. One of the topics on the agenda is to continue discussion on Computer Dynamics' proposal to the County for a new phone
system. Kevin Lalley and Shelley submitted a list of questions/concerns to the Committee regarding the effects the change could
have on public safety so that the issues could be addressed at the February meeting. Chairman Rhodes indicated that the City has a
pending contract with Gallatin River and is not interested in changing their phone service at this time.
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. Treasurer's Report
Report was given by Secretarytrreasurer Blake. Transaction reports ftom December 23, 2004 to date: Wire line Amcore
Checking $556,370.20; Wireless Checking $102,010.76 for an ETSB account total of $658,380.96. Pat Hilliker made a motion,
seconded by Kevin Kellen, that the Treasurer's report be approved as submitted Chairman Rhodes called for further discussion.
There being none, the vote was called for as follows:
Jeff Blake Yes 181
Pat Hilliker Yes 181
Kevin Kellen Yes 181
Deb Killian Yes 181
Kevin Lalley Yes 181
Dean Rhodes Yes 181
Karen Setchell Yes 181
Brad Sibley Yes 181
Norris Tucker Yes 181
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No D
No D
No D
No D
No D
No D
No D
No D
No D
Claims
Report was given by Secretary/Treasurer Blake as follows:
Absent D
Absent D
Absent D
Absent D
Absent D
Absent D
Absent D
Absent D
Absent D
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WIRELINE CLAIMS: Kevin Kellen $18.00; Coffee Express $72.50; Durband Telecommunications $77.20; Leonard
Jerrells $60.00; SBM $60.00; Vonachen $184.03; CornED $300.00; Dixon-Ottawa Communications $1,241.00;
Motorola $423.00; Gallatin River $3,719.76; SBC $161.73; Verizon North $2,747.54; CornEd $697.99; Nicor $272.17;
Gallatin River $233.75 TOTAL: $10,268.67
WIRELESS CLAIMS: Gallatin River Communications $163.56 TOTAL: $163.56
GRAND TOTAL: $10,432.23
Norris Tucker made a motion, seconded by Karen Setchell, that the total claims in the amount of $ 10,432.23 be approved
and ordered paid. Chairman Rhodes called for further discussion. There being none, the vote was called for as follows:
Jeff Blake Yes [8J No D Absent D
Pat Hilliker Yes 181 No D Absent D
Kevin Kellen Yes 181 NoD Absent D
Deb Killian Yes 181 No D Absent D
Kevin Lalley Yes 181 NoD Absent D
Dean Rhodes Yes 181 No D Absent D
Karen Setchell Yes 181 No D Absent D
Brad Sibley Yes [8J No D Absent 0
Norris Tucker Yes [8J No 0 Absent 0
. Commissioner / Director Comments
Director Dallas advised that the Enhanced 911 Act of 2004 was signed by President Bush. NENA worked very hard in
pushing the legislation to enable funding for 911, specifically the deployment of technology for wireless 911.
Director Dallas was asked to represent INENA at the Critical Issues Forum in Washington D.C. February 27tl1through March 2nd. INENA has approved 8 persons throughout Illinois to attend. INENA will pay up to $1500 of the expenses. Director
Dallas has checked flight costs and hotel expenses to attend. Kevin Lalley made a motion, seconded by Pat Hilliker, to send
Shelley Dallas to Washington D.C. and pay for any related expenses above $1,500.00. Chairman Rhodes called for further
discussion. There being none, the vote was called for as follows:
Jeff Blake Yes 181 No D Absent D
Pat Hilliker Yes 181 No D Absent D
Kevin Kellen Yes 181 No 0
Absent D
Deb Killian Yes 181 No D Absent D
Kevin Lalley Yes 181 No D Absent D
Dean Rhodes Yes 181 No D Absent D
Karen Setchell Yes 181 No D Absent D
Brad Sibley Yes 181 No D Absent D
Norris Tucker Yes 181 No D Absent D
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There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned per motion by Jeff Blake with a second by Kevin Lalley.
. Next Meeting
The next meeting will be Thursday, February 24,2005 at 6:30 p.m. at the PSAP.
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ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES COMMITTEE
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2005
9:00 A.M.
3RD FLOOR CONFERENCE ROOM, OLD COURTHOUSE, DIXON
Members present: Power, Hummel, Patzer
absent: Eisenberg, Readel
also present: John Fritts, Wendy Ryerson, Marilyn Shippert, Jim Seeberg, Kim Becker,
Shelley Dallas, Chief Coppotelli, Chief Lalley, representatives of Computer
Dynamics, Essex and Gallatin River Communications
The Chairwoman called the meeting to order at 9:00 a.m.
The Assessor's claims were presented in the amount of $834.29. Motion to approve by Patzer, seconded by
Hummel; carried.
Ms. Ryerson, on February 4th, closed 2004 year and rolled file to the Clerk's office to begin extension process.
Assessor's office is currently working on the 2005 business; 2004 has been completed.
The County Clerk's claims were presented in the following amounts:
Clerk & Recorder $3,334.11
Recording Automation $ 59.54
Motion to approve by Hummel, seconded by Patzer; carried.
Nancy Nelson requested a liaison person to survey the office to see what they do. It was discussed and it is an
idea the committee will seriously look into.
The Treasurer's claims were presented in the amount of $338.31. Motion to approve by Hummel, seconded by
Patzer; carried.
John discussed the Senior Real Estate Referral Program. State pays taxes at 6% interest and the amount is
subtracted from the estate when the home is sold. March 1 is the sign up date each year.
Under old business, representatives from Computer Dynamics were present at the meeting. In the interest of
public safety, the committee recommends to add a 23 phone line group to eliminate busy signals which will
lessen the savings $780.00 per month. This will be monitored and ifit is not needed it can be changed.
Under new business, a proposed ordinance was presented. This ordinance was instituted by State Statute on
January 1, 2005. We are presenting it to be held over for one month and will be voted on in March at which
time it will become effective (see attachment).
The next meeting ofthe Administrative Services Committee will be March 8th at 9:00 a.m.
Hummel made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Patzer; carried.
Respectfully submitted,
Beverly Power

No.
ORDINANCE
WHEREAS, the Illinois General Assembly has enacted Public Act 93-0892 amending the
Counties Code to include additional fees to finance the court system. 55 ILCS 5/5-1101(e)
provides that in each county in which a teen court, peer court, peer jury, youth court, or other
youth diversion program has been created may adopt a mandatory fee of up to $5.00 to be
assessed and deposited into an account specifically for the operation and administration of a teen
court, peer court, youth court, or other diversion program;
WHEREAS, the law provides that the fee must be paid (1) by the defendant on a
judgment of guilty;
WHEREAS, the fee must be deposited monthly by the Lee County Circuit Clerk into an
account specifically for the operation and administration of youth diversion programs, less 5%,
which is to be retained as a fee income to the Office ofthe Lee County Circuit Clerk;
WHEREAS, the Lee County Board in consultation with the Chief Judge of the Circuit
and the Chief Managing Officer of the Lee County Probation Department, recommends that the
County Board approve the establishment of such fee as authorized by this legislation;
WHEREAS, upon the approval of the Lee County Board Title 1, Chapter 8, of the Lee
County Code shall be amended by adding Section 13 as follows:
1-8-13: YOUTH DIVERSION FEE
A. The Lee County Circuit Clerk shall impose a fee of five dollars ($5.00) to
paid (1) by the defendant on a judgment of guilty or grant of supervision for
violation of the Illinois Vehicle Code or violations of similar provisions in
county or municipal ordinances committed in the county and (2) by the
defendant on a judgment of guilty or grant of supervision under Section 5-9-

ATTEST:
1 of the Unified Code of Corrections for a felony; for a Class A, Class B, or
Class C misdemeanor; for a petty offense; and for a business offense effective
on the date of the adoption of this ordinance.
B. Monies shall be deposited monthly by the Lee County Circuit Clerk into an
account specifically for the operation and administration of youth diversion
programs, less 5%, which is to be retained as fee income to the Office of the
Lee County Circuit Clerk.
Lee County Clerk
PASSED BY THE LEE COUNTY BOARD
THIS DAY OF ,2005.
By:
Lee County Board Chairman

SOLID WASTEIHEALTH & WELFARE COMMITTEE
MEETING MINUTES
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2005
The Lee County Solid WasteIHealth & Welfare Committee met at 9:00 A.M. on the
above date to conduct their regular monthly audit together with other County Solid
WasteIHealth & Welfare business. The following members were present: Donald Trent,
Jerry Leffelman, Judy Truckenbrod, Marvin Williams and Bev Power. Also in attendance
were David Anderson, Dee Duffy, Nancy Cullen, John Fritts, Amy Clemens and Diane
Markel.
The committee then audited and approved claims from the previous month. The Claims
were as follows: Veterans Services $2,441.34; Animal Control $2,188.00; Rabies
$1,654.52; Solid Waste $2,931.81; R.O.E. $3,857.69. At this time Amy Clemens
discussed the ongoing possibility ofthe reduction of the number of Regional Offices of
Education by the Illinois Legislature. Ms. Duffy took this opportunity to explain that the
claim for the psychologist was in relation to the McCoy court case. A motion by Judy
Truckenbrod, Second by Bev Power and a vote of 5-0 was made approving the claims
mentioned above.
Dee Duffy began her report by informing the committee that her office is receiving many
calls about dangerous dogs in the wake of the attack in Erie, Illinois. Ms. Duffy also
explained that she would like to contract with municipalities in the County for providing
animal control services. The committee agreed this would be a good idea and asked Ms.
Duffy to look into it.
Mr. Anderson began his report by informing the committee that he has been
communicating with the Village of West Brooklyn about setting up a new recycling dropoff
site. The Village is still considering this option and will get back to him when they
need more information or when they have made a decision. Mr. Anderson then let the
committee know that the "Magic of Recycling" school assembly is scheduled for the
week of February 28thand committee members interested in attending a show should
contact him for the date and time ofthe show at the school of their choice. Mr. Anderson
then let the committee know that he had received contracts from STS Consultants for the
purpose of reviewing quarterly groundwater reports and for the review of Allied's
application to IEPA. The committee voted to have Mr. Anderson proceed with getting
the Board Chairman's signature to make the contracts effective. Mr. Anderson let the
committee know that he would be sending letters out for the spring clean-up grants that
Villages and Townships can apply for. The total amount to be issued in grants will be set
at $12,000. The committee then discussed topics to bring up at the next meeting with
Allied at the landfill site. They included the following:
1. Have Allied discuss the assessment monitoring report they recently issued to IEPA.
(Mr. Anderson has already asked Allied to do this)
2. Inform Allied that a Citizen has expressed concern about MBI's driving habits.

3. Ask Allied ifthere will be any interruption in the waste stream once the expanded
landfill portion is under construction.
The meeting was adjourned at 10:25 a.m. The next regular meeting ofthe Solid
Waste/Health and Welfare Committee will be Wednesday, March 9, 2005 at the Lee
County Landfill site at 9:00 a.m.

ROAD AND BRIDGE COMMITTEE
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2005
The Lee County Road and Bridge Committee met at 8:00 A.M. on the above date to conduct
their regular monthly audit together with other County Highway business. The following
members were present: Art Tofte, Dick Binder, Charlie Dunphy, Charles Willett, and Dave
Higgs.
The Committee first approved the minutes to last months meeting.
The Committee then audited and approved claims from the previous month. The claims were as
follows: County Highway $103,255.75 and payroll of $47,823.58; County Matching $850.00;
County Motor Fuel $77,490.86, and Township Motor Fuel $10,000.00. The Committee also
reviewed the request for deposit of funds in the amount of $8,855.56 into the County Highway
Fund.
Engineer Renner updated the committee on the progress of negotiations with the Operators 150
union. Renner stated that a revised contract had been negotiated and would be presented at the
full board for approval. The committee discussed the contract at length.
The Committee then opened bids for the County General Maintenance contracts and Township
General Maintenance contracts (Dust pallative, seal coats, and bituminous mixtures only).
Charlie Willett motioned, Dave Higgs seconded, and the committee voted 5-0 in favor of
awarding the following bids:
1. Lee County Section 05-00000-00-GM
Awarded to all bidders for Groups 1, 2, and 3.
Awarded to Pavement Maintenance Services, Inc. for Group 4.
2. Various Road Districts Section 05-XXOOO-XX-GM
Awarded to all low bidders for township seal coats and bituminous patching
mixture.
3. Various Road Districts Section 05-XXOOO-00-GM
Awarded to Sicalco, LTD low bidder for Group 0001.
4. Hamilton Road District Section 05-09000-01-GM
Awarded to Pavement Maintenance Services, Inc.
The next regular meeting of the Road and Bridge Committee will be March 7 at 8:00 a.m.
Meeting adjourned at 10:30 A.M.

PROPERTIES COMMITTEE MEETING
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2005 @ 9:00 A.M.
Members present: Nicholson, Harrison, Tucker, Stevens
also present: Chris Henkel, Kim Becker, Frances Mitchell, Nancy Nelson, John Fritts,
Dave White
The Chairman called the meeting to order at 9:00 a.m.
Comments :trom States Attorney's representative, Frances Mitchell, regarding temporary use of
room in New Courts Building addition for storage of paperwork. Committee recommends
allowing use of extra room for one year with States Attorney's office and they will be
responsible for security of their materials in that room.
Discussion regarding liability insurance coverage at county property on 4th Street.
understood the Food Pantry will carry liability insurance for themselves and their clients.
More discussion regarding possibility of increasing county liability insurance :trom $1 million
dollars to $2 million dollars. Cost would be an increase of$75,000 to $90,000 premium.
We also were presented a possible savings of $68.00 to $1905.00 in premium on Highway
Department equipment if we increase raising deductible :trom $1,000 to $25,000. Not
recommended :tromthis committee.
More long discussion regarding coverage on county property. It was decided we will have more
discussion with appraisal company on current property values. It is decided committee people
will meet with representatives of the Industrial Appraisal Company and do an on-site reviewing
of property on 4th Street and County Highway buildings in Amboy.
Motion by Harrison, seconded by Stevens to add alight at the back door of the Old Courthouse to
light handicapped parking and back door of building.
The following claims were presented:
Properties $21,323.96
Insurance & Bonds $ 136.42
New Courts Building Fund $ 6,619.26
Maintenance report: The contract with KONE elevator maintenance was signed a few months
ago for 5 years. Cannot get out of it until the end of the 5 year term. New elevators in new
courts addition will be with Otis Elevator Company.
Chris reported the carpet on the 4th floor of the addition was not properly installed. The
committee on a vote by Tucker, seconded by Stevens voted that Lee County Properties
Committee reject the carpet installed and is to be replaced by new carpet installation.
Discussion followed regarding possibly charging a $50.00 fee for using 3rd floor boardroom or
conference room in Old Courthouse for meeting rental to anyone other than County Government
It is

usiness and non-profit agencies. Motion by Tucker, seconded by Stevens. Unanimous vote to
accept this proposal.
Chris discussed need for carpet replacement in Courts Building courtrooms and offices. It has
not been replaced since the building was built in 1982. Harrison moved, Tucker seconded that
Chris explore cost to move ahead with the project. Passed unanimously.
Discussion about workman's compo policy and need for promptness in filing paper work on
claims. Chris expects to call Bob Shoemaker to come in to discuss more informational meetings
with department heads and employees.
Motion by Stevens to adjourn at 11:25 a.m., seconded by Harrison; carried.
Respectfully submitted,
Raymond Harrison

NO.
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the regularly scheduled meeting of the Properties Committee was held on
February 8, 2005, during which the members discussed charging a fee for private use of the Old
Courthouse third floor Boardroom and Conference room, and
WHEREAS, the committee decided that a fee of $50 should be charged for meeting
rental to anyone using the rooms for other than County Government business or use by not-for-
profit agencies;
WHEREAS, the Property Committee unanimously voted in favor of instituting a rental
fee, and recommends that the County Board approve the establishment of such a fee;
MEETING ROOMS FEE:
Anyone using the County Boardroom or Conference Room on the third floor of
the Old Courthouse Building and any available room in the Court Services
Building for any business other than County Government business or use by notfor-profit
agencies will be charged a flat fee of$50.00.
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Lee County Board that a meeting rental
fee is hereby authorized and the County Board Office is authorized to charge and collect the fee
effective on the date ofthe adoption ofthe ordinance.
Attest: By:
Nancy Nelson
Lee County Clerk and Ex-Officio
Clerk of the Lee County Board
PASSED BY THE LEE COUNTY BOARD
THIS DAY OF , 2005
James Seeberg, Chairman

COUNTY SERVICES/COMPUTER COMMITTEE
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2005
4:00 P.M., OLD COURTHOUSE
Members present: Jones, Dunphy, Witzleb, Taylor, Buckley
also present: Brant Scheidecker, Chris Henkel, Marvin Williams, Wendy Ryerson
The following claims were presented:
Computer claims
GIS Recording Fund
GIS Expenditures Fund
$10,656.32
$ 18.48
$ 2,457.00
Motion by Dunphy to approve, seconded by Witzleb; carried.
Brant will present GIS data on projector for County Board on 2/15/05.
U.S. Census contacted Brant for GIS information for future census. Center line data as is. Brant
agreed.
The following claims were presented:
Planning
Zoning
$1,896.10
$ 5.39
Motion by Witzleb to approve, seconded by Dunphy; carried.
Ordinances were discussed. Chris received comments from cities, villages, townships, etc.
Public hearing possibly in April, 2005.
Courts addition going along nicely. There will be a sign describing offices in Courts Building.
Carpet is re-ordered now and will be laid upon arrival.
Tourism group met; seems to be getting along.
Motion by Dunphy to adjourn, seconded by Buckley; carried.
Respectfully submitted,
Ann Taylor

FINANCE COMMITTEE MEETING
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10,2005
9:00 A.M.
Members present: Binder, Truckenbrod, Hummel, Nicholson, Shippert
present: Nancy Nelson, Marty Meyer, Kim Becker, John Fritts, Diane Markel,
Cathy Ferguson, Denise McCaffrey, Bev Power
Binder opened the meeting at 9:00 a.m.
Marilyn Shippert reported that CST (Countywide sales tax) ~% goes to County; CT (supplementary
sales tax) does not include municipalities; IUT (increased use tax) purchases made out of state, but IL
tax paid.
Revenue down about $62,000 from all county services; receipts down from same time last year.
Expenses to date are $416,571 over revenue.
Following a question on what is included in "orders paid in vacation." Some phone bills come in before
committee meetings, some don't. Garnishments, bills that would be delinquent, insurance claims are
included. Salary and overtime are not considered "paid in vacation."
County Board Chair and Finance Chair have discussed "outside legal counsel." With changes in State's
Attorney, this question again addressed. State's Attorney Whitcombe prepared a letter. Following
receipt of this letter, Finance Chair prepared a policy detailing States Attorney's opinion. This is to be
signed by Board Chairman and forwarded to elected officials.
Binder has requested opinion from State's Attorney if group health insurance money be maintained in a
separate fund in order to build reserves for group health claims.
Expected that IMRF will go up to 9.73% from non SLEP, 5.16% this year. Investments were poor for 5
years. Pool amount decreasing. Lee County was at lower rate from time County had nursing home. In
December, Fritts warned that next year will require an additional $200,000.
Kim Becker present with Dependent Children's Fund report. Also has emergency appropriation for
"exceptional performances raises." Noted that these will be paid as bonuses, so does not add to base
salaries, but IMRF and Sec. Security will be additional expense to County.
Denise and State's Attorney Whitcombe met with representative from SC Services. As per signed
contract, SC Services is following up on some "do not appear" tickets that were not paid. SC Services is
collecting from cases that aren't incorporated in the Alliant program. This program has been successful
in other counties.
Binder reviewed State legislation; Circuit Clerk will pursue two of the new possibilities. Probation is
already working.
Debby Maddy from Village Profile of Elgin was present. John Thompson, Dixon Chamber of
Commerce, requested that she attend this meeting. Dixon is overdue for new map. This will be a
fundraiser for Dixon Chamber of Commerce. Dixon map is on one side and County on other side.

Everything is on Dixon website. KSB has purchased the front page. Each link can have a sponsor. For
government link, Lee County has first option on cornerstone ad. (This good for 3 years, maps 5000
copies to Chamber and 5000 distributed elsewhere) including 95 free copies to County.
Business size ads: $445. Ad recommended for Lee County is $1800 (nonnally $2195) for full color.
This is a discounted price, and gives County "ownership" of the government link. She is leaving
infonnation on other prices. Discussion will be continued later in the meeting.
Binder addressed group to set record straight. He has been getting questions regarding Circuit Clerk's
Office. Previously, the Circuit Clerk had 4 supervisory positions with salaries comparable to all other
employees with $1000 additional pay given to the 4 employees paid from a circuit clerk fund.
One person will now be Chief Deputy. This person received same percentage raise as other employees:
$1,000. Person now gives up the $1000 "bonus"; $3000 additional pay for chief deputy is in line with
all other chief deputies.
The Capital Projects Fund presently has a balance of$3,752,506.89. Binder would like to propose that a
$2,000,000 principle reduction be made. This will reduce the amortization from 8 years to 5 ~ years.
Would save $556,295 over projected cost ofloan.
Binder read an emergency appropriation to move $2,000,000 from Capital Projects Cash Account to
Transfer Out to prepay on loan principle. Motion to approve, seconded by Shippert; carried.
Emergency appropriation to move $240,651.35 from Capital Projects Cash Account to Transfer Out to
make quarterly loan payment. Motion by pay by Hummel, seconded by Nicholson; carried.
Request from Sheriff to transfer $836 from County General to Sheriffs part-time for reimbursement of
Inmate Work Detail.
Blackhawk Hills RC&D has requested first half of their appropriation; this will be processed.
Nicholson addressed issue of very small claims coming through such as phone bills under $5.00. Could
a check for perhaps $30 be made to phone company - in essence paying ahead. John Fritts will ask
auditor ifthis is legal to do.
Return to map issue. Three committee members would rather spend money to improve website. Two
think county should be linked. County money is given to support LCIDA and link should be requested.
Following assessment by Properties Chair and Chris Henkel, some old carpeting should be replaced in
Courts Building. Entire project would be around $20,000. Project is coming in close to budget. This
would be an appropriate expense as part of renovation of old part. The carpeting is 22 years old, looked
bad before renovation and worse with construction and in contract to the new. Properties and
maintenance will pursue this.
Respectfully submitted,
Judy Truckenbrod

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9,2005 @ 3:00 P.M.
Members present: Seeberg, Mercer, Aurand, Jones
absent: Farster
also present: Nancy Nelson, Marty Meyer, Sheriff Bivins, Kim Becker, Denise Ehrmann, Brant
Scheidecker, Francis Mitchell, Denise Ehrmann, Paul Whitcombe
Coroner's claims presented in the amount of $2,255.37. Motion to approve by Aurand, seconded by
Mercer; approved. No report.
The Sheriffs claims were presented in the amount of $26,007.21. Motion to approve by Aurand,
seconded by Mercer; carried. The Sheriff reported that everything is going along well.
The States Attorney's claims were presented in the amount of $6,636.30. Motion to approve by Jones,
seconded by Mercer; carried. The State's Attorney reported he is looking into video arraignment and
grant to get this. More information forthcoming in the next few months.
The following Probation claims were presented:
County Funds $ 536.68
Probation Services Fee Fund $ 2,820.15
Dependent Children's Fund $ 200.00
Alternative to Detention Grant $ 1,680.00
Access to Counsel Grant $ 6,666.67
Probation Innovative Services Grant $ 8,325.95
Motion to pay by Mercer, seconded by Jones; carried.
The following Circuit Clerk claims were presented:
Circuit Clerk $1,923.35
Court Document Storage $ 146.32
Automation $3,963.69
Child Support Enforcement $2,172.72
Motion to pay by Aurand, seconded by Mercer; carried.
Denise reported that SC Service here for 2 weeks and ran reports on getting information so we can
collect on old traffic fines and costs from 2003 and back. Alliant trying to get it up to speed; working on
this.
Briefly discussed Heartbreaker's and where we are with this at this time - still working on this.
Discussed bonds and use for them in liquor code. Discussed changing Memorial Day, Labor Day and
4th of July when it falls on Monday to Saturday hours.
Public Defender claims presented in the amount of$264.83. Motion to approve by Aurand, seconded by
Jones; carried.

Judge Beckman's claims presented in the amount of$50.74. Motion to approve by Mercer, seconded by
Jones; carried.
Judge Fritts' claims presented in the amount of $5349.13. Motion to approve by Aurand, seconded by
Jones; carried.
County Board claims presented in the amount of $2,624.42. Motion to approve by Jones, seconded by
Aurand; carried.
Discussed holding off charging rent to Lee County Council on Aging until July I st for 4th Street building
when they start their new budget year.
Mercer made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Jones; carried.
Respectfully submitted
Sid Aurand

LEE COUNTY MONTHLY REPORT
ANIMAL CONTROL / DOG FACILITY
ENTRY: DOGS
ANIMALS SUBMITTED BY ANIMAL CONTROL 8
RELINQUISHED BY OWNER 1
DROP-OFFS, POLICE, OTHER
EXIT:
ADOPTED (2 TO TRI CO) 5
RECLAIMED BY OWNER 2
EUTHANIZED 6
OVER POPULATION
(Any dog over four dogs per day)
TOTAL MONTHLY POPULATION 14
TOTAL FEES COLLECTED $ 280.50
.............................................................................................
MONTHLY MILEAGE - (96,743) 1,187 MILES-
TICKETS ISSUED
USE THIS SPACE FOR COMMENTS RE: RABIES REPORT AND FOLLOW UP, DOG
BITES, ETC...
SUBMITTED BY .~
~ DATE 2/1/05
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OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER
LEE COUNTY COURT HOUSE .
DIXON, ILLINOIS 61021-0329
PHONE 815-288-3309
FAX 1-815-288-6492
NANCY NELSON
Counry Clerk and Recorder MONTHLY REPORT OF
NANCY NELSON, COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER
TO THE HONORABLE CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS OF THE LEE COUNTY BOARD:
THE FOLLOWING ENUMERATEDAMOUNTS WERE RECEIVED BY MY OFFICE DURING THE
MONTH OF JANUARY
2005
MAiliNG ADDRESS:
P.O.Box 329
DIXON,IL 61021-0329
TOTAL RECEIPTS $ 97 ;';602 ~11
MARRIAGE LICENSE FEE 136.00
(VITAL RECORDS SPECIAL FUND) $398.00
(EDC SPECIAL FUND) $394.00
CERTIFICATIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3304.00
MISCELLANEOUS 3508.35
(RECORDING SPECIAL FUND) $3072.00
(GIS SPECIAL FUND) $6912.00
RECORDING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27,949.00
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER STAMP SALES (GROSS) 17,725.50
TRUST FUND RECEIPTS
REDEMPTIONS FROM TAX SALE 44,979.26
TOTAL AMOUNT OF FEES RECEIVED 52,622.85
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(GENERAL FUND) $41,846.85 - 13395
(VITAL RECORDS) $398.00 - #3396
(EDC) $394.00 - 13397
(RECORDING)$3072.00 - 13398
(GIS) $6912.00 - 13399
TOTAL AMOUNTOF TRUST FUNDS HELD AT BEGINNING OF MONTH $49,389.77
RECEIVED DURING MONTH AS SHOWNABOVE $44,979.26
PAID OUT TO PURCHASERS DURING THE MONTH $39;939:50
BALANCE OF TRUST FUNDS HELD AT END OF MONTH $54,429.53
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,
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NANCYN LSON,COUNTY CLE j'
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Sharon Sawyer, Chief Deputy
Doris Long"
Donna Karlson
Sharon Moeller
Lora Ketchum
Ronette McKnight
Anna Keys
Cathy Myers

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OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF
LEE COUNTY
316 S. Hennepin Ave.
Dixon. lIIitlois 61021
Phone 815-284-5217
Fax 815-284-1146 *TIll BlVm$
SHERIFF
Lee County Sheriff's Department
Annual Report Jan. 1, 204 ..[)ec:.31, 204
Detective Division Arrests 127
Traffic: Arrests
DUIArrests
1,430
Traffic Accidents Reported 705
Traffic: Accident Related Arrests 216
Other Arrests
51
434
Wl'ittenNerbal Warnings -Traffic 1,264
Motorists Assisted
Complaints Answered/Calls For Service
597
9.692
Prisoners Booked 1,299
Total Miles Driven for the Year
Total Arrests for the Year
911 Calls Answered
Respectfully Submitted,
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Tim Bivins
Sheriff of Lee County
(Iandline)
511.347
2.258
4,615
(cellular) 5.282

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OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF
LEE COUNT'!'
316 S. Hennepin Ave.
Dixon. illinOis 61021
~e 815-284-6217
Fax 815-284-1146
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Lee County Sheriff's Department
Monthly Report -January, 2005
Detective Division Arrests
Traffic Arrests
DUIArrests
Traffic ACcidents Reponed
Traffic Accident Related Arrests
Other Arrests
WrittenNerbal Warnings ~
Motorists Assisted
Traffic
Complaints Al'IsweredlCalis For Service
Prisoners Booked
Total Miles Driven For The Month
Total Number of Prisoners - End of Month
Total Arrests for the Month
911 Calls Answered
Tactical Response Team Call-outS
Respectfully Submitted,
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Tim Bivins
Sheriff of Lee County
(Iandline)
(cellular)
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TIll BIVINS
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04/18/2014 01:17 FAX
ROBERT J. THOMPSON
Public Defender
ANNA SACCO-MILLeR
Anlstlnt Public Defender
Honorable David T. Frllts
Presiding Judge
Lee County Courts Building
Dixon. IL 61021
~ee County Public Defenders Office
LEE COUNTY COURTS BUILDING
DIXON, ILLINOIS 81021
815-284-5238
February 10, 2005
Re: Lee County Public Defender Report forJanuary, 2005
Dear JUdge Fritts:
MARY A. WOHRLEV
OffICe Manager
TAMMY BROOKS
S8Cretlry
The fonowlng Is the report for the month of January, 2005, for the office of the
Public Defender.
1. Thla office was assigned to the following cases:
49 Felony cases
22 Felony VOP's
40 Misde.meanor cases
21 Misd~meanor VOP's
54 Trafflc cases
31 Traffic contempt
Total court cases: 217
2. The office appeared for the following cases;
174 Felony cases
12 Felony VOP's
57 Misdemeanor cases
.
~001

I. CASELOAD
A. Felony Cases *
LEE COUNTY STATE'S ATTORNEY
QUARTERLY REPORT
October 1- December 31, 2004
68 cases filed
50 cases closed
166 cases pending
B. Misdemeanor Cases
90
114
522
C. Traffic Cases
cases filed
cases closed
cases pending
1683 cases filed
1526 cases closed
4709 cases pending
* does not include cases pending on petitions to revoke

D. DUI Cases*
E. Juvenile Cases
F. Other Categories
29 cases filed
32 cases closed
139 cases pending
II. CASE DISPOSITIONS
5 Abuse/N eglect cases filed
9 Abuse/Neglect cases closed
33 Delinquency cases filed
27 Delinquency cases closed
5 Mental Health cases filed
9 Conservation cases filed
A. Felony Convictions
October = 14
November = 17
December = 9
Total Quarter: 40
B. Misdemeanors/Convictions
October = 26
November = 24
December = 24
Total Quarter: 74
C. Dill Convictions
October = 21
November = 7
December = 2
Total Quarter: 30

IV. BAD CHECK PROGRAM
A. Bad Checks Received
71 NSF checks were received from businesses requesting
prosecution.
B. Restitution
19 businesses were paid restitution totaling $1143.73 for
repayment of NSF checks during this quarter.
V. FINANCIAL MATTERS
A. $2,926.00 was generated by the State's Attorney's
Office for fees for October 1 - December 31, 2004.
B. $3,666.65 in fees were vouchered to the Illinois Department
of Corrections for each month during the period of October 1 -
December 31,2004.
B. $116,121.14 in fines and costs for traffic and criminal cases
were generated and paid to the Lee County Treasurer for
October 1 - December 31,2004.
Dated: January 18, 2005
Rhondalqtly doc 2004
cc: Brant Scheidecker
h 4th qtr.doc
Paul T. Whitcombe
Lee County State's Attorney

TO: Lee County Board
LEE COUNTY PROBATION
MONTHLY STATISTICS REPORT
RE: Lee County Probation Report for February, 2005
ADUL T CASELOAD
Total Active Caseload (seen on a regular basis: either every two weeks, monthly, or
every
three months)
181
125
53
23
376
Felony
Misdemeanor
DUI
Traffic
Total
558 Administrative Cases (Defs living outside the County. No face to
face contact, but phone calls &paperwork done and money collected)
227 1
24
$ 0
$8.940.50
=$ 0
14
JUVENILE CASELOAD
105 50202
Respectfully submitted,
Kim Becker
Director
Cases on Warrant Status
Pre-sentence Investigations Ordered
Case Violations Report
Restitution Collected (Adult and Juvenile)
Probation Service Fees (collected in Circuit Clerk's Office)
Work Release Collected (jail rent)
Defendants ordered to complete Public Service Employment
(free work done for non-profit organizations)
Total Active Caseload
Administrative Caseload
Social Histories
Ordered to Detention
Ordered to Jail (DOC)
Juveniles in Placement

DEPENDENT CHILDREN'S FUND
MONTHL Y REPORT
February 2005
RESIDENTIAL PLACEMENT AMOUNT OF CLAIM
*Mary Davis Detention Facility
*IN - 1 day
* AP - 1 day
$200.00
TOTAL EXPENDITURES FOR THE MONTH $200.00
BALANCE IN DEPENDENT CHILDREN'S FUND $68,109.00
$1,,537.00 collected from Parents this month
$1,537.00 TOTAL COLLECTED
Year to date revenue collected from
Parents, Guardians, and Custodians - $5,527.00

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Denise A. McCaffrey
QILerk .af tIre QIir.cuit QTnurt
Fifteenth Judicial Circuit
LEE COUNTY CIRCUIT CLERK
MONTHLY REPORT
Filing Fees
Library
Work Release
Court System
Automation
Security
Probation
Court Document Storage
.Annual Support/Maintenance
Public Defender
Home Confinement
Minor Room & Board
Guardian Ad Litem
Lee County States Attorney
Interest On Checking Acct.
Medical Costs
DNA Blood Draw
TOTAL
FEES COLLECTED AND DISBURSED TO:
LEE COUNTY TREASURER
OTHERS:
Lee County Sheriff
Marriage Fund of the Circuit Court
Restitution
DNA Identification
Anti-Crime Fund
Emergency Response
School District Fee
St.Marys School
TOTAL
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DENISE A MCCAFFREY, leIRCUIT CLERK
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21,426.56
1,350.00
0.00
2,618.00
2,885.00
6,823.00
8,940.50
2,734.00
2,564.00
580.00
0.00
1,537.00
270.00
1,212.00
0.00
445.00
0.00
$53,385.06
JANUARY 2005
1,062.06
60.00
4,673.03
1,132.10
0.00
327.00
0.00
0.00
$7,254.19
Lee County
Courts Building
309 South Galena Ave.
Post Office Box 325
Dixon, IL 61021
(815) 284-5234
Fax: (815) 288-5615

STATE TREASURER:
Drivers Education Fund
V.C.V.A.
Penalty Assessment Surcharge
DV Shelter Service
Trauma
LEADS
Domestic Battery
Sexual Assault
State Fee - Traffic
T&CCSF
TOTAL
FINES COLLECTED & DISBURSED TO:
MUNICIP ALITES:
City of Dixon -Traffic $14,277.99 Drug $705.00
Dixon DUl Equip
City of Amboy
City of Amboy Drug
Amboy DuiEquip
Village of Ashton (DUl-Equip)
Village of Ashton
Village of Franklin Grove
Village of Paw Paw
Village of Franklin Grove DuiEquip
Sub-Total
COUNTY:
Traffic
State Police $ 10,272.59
Co. Sheriff $ 6,841.70
County Fee/Traffic
Criminal
Rabies
Drug
County General $ 897.30
Sheriff $100.00
Lee County Sheritf DUl Equip
Sub- Total
STATE:
State ofTI. - Conservation
State ofTI. - Conservation our Equipment
State ofIl. - Overweights
State ofTI. - DASA 121/2% Drug
State ofTI. - Criminal Lab A.na1ysis
State ofTI. - Drug Crime Lab
State ofTI. - DUl Crime Lab
1,040.40
3,678.00
3,678.14
777.00
1,798.88
914.80
27.00
0.00
2,933.19
384.00
$15,231.41
14,982.99
1,075.00
1,237.39
0.00
0.00
1,000.00
2,070.03
284.09
0.00
0.00
$20,649.50
17,114.29
6,701.41
9,456.00
0.00
997.30
161.00
$34,430.00
130.65
0.00
0.00
299.10
150.00
1S0.00
73.00

State of n. - Secretary of State
State of n. - Police
State ofII. - DUI Equipment
Drug Treatment Fund
State ofn. - La Salle Task Force
Sub- Total
TOWNSHIPS:
Alto
Amboy
Ashton
Bradford
Brooklyn
China
Dixon
Franklin
East Grove
Harmon
Hamilton
Lee Center
Marion
Marion Dui-equip
May
Nelson
Nachusa
Palmyra
Reynolds
South Dixon
Sublette
Viola
Wyoming
Willow Creek
0.00
391.40
0.00
1,355.00
0.00
$2,579.15
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
45.00
0.00
$45.00
TOTAL $57,703.65
CHILD SUPPORT COLLETED & DISBURSED $109,207.56
PASSPORTS 2730.00