Included - Village of Huntley

PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE AND AGENDA 

VILLAGE OF HUNTLEY 

COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE 

MEETING 

THURSDAY, MARCH 21,2013 

7:00P.M. 

I. Call to Order 

2. Pledge of Allegiance 

3. Special Presentation 

4. Public Cmru11ents 

5. Items for Discussion 

a) Discussion - Consideration of the February 28, 2013 Liquor Commission Hearing, 

February 28, 2013 Village Board and March 7, 2013 Cmrunittee of the Whole Meeting 

Minutes 

b) Discussion Consideration of the March 28, 2013 Bill List m the Amount of 

$509,232.03 

c) Discussion - Consideration of a Resolution Granting Exemptions from Provisions of the 

Sign Regulations to Allow Off-Premise Signs for the Sun City Lions Club 

d) Discussion - Consideration of a Resolution issuing a Temporary Use Permit Request - 

2013 Seasonal Sales- Jewel/Osco, 13200 Village Green Parkway 

e) Discussion - Consideration of an Ordinance Granting Relief from the Village's Sign 

Regulations to install a Ground Monument Sign with Matrix Display Message Board at 

Covington Lakes Retail Shopping Center 

f) Discussion - Consideration of a Resolution Approving a Proposal for Professional 

Engineering Services for Design and Construction Services of Roadway Lighting for the 

Kreutzer Road Extension- Clu·istopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd. 

g) Discussion - Consideration of a Resolution Approving a Professional Services 

Agreement between the Village of Huntley and Houseal Lavigne Associates for 

Preparation of a Downtown Streetscape Plan 

h) Discussion - Consideration of a Resolution Authorizing the Purchase of Tlu-ee (3) 

Velucles for the Police Department 

i) Discussion - Consideration of a Resolution Approving the Purchase of a 2013 John 

Deere 524K Wheel Loader from West Side Tractor Sales Co. 

j) Discussion - Consideration of an Ordinance Approving the 2013 Village of Huntley 

Zoning Map Update

6. Village Attorney's Report 

7. Village Manager's Report 

8. Village President' s Report 

9. Unfinished Business 

10. New Business 

11. Executive Session 

a) Probable or Inm1inent Litigation and Pending Litigation 

b) Contractual 

c) Property Acquisition, Purchase, Sale or Lease of Real Estate 

d) Appointment, Employment, Dismissal, Compensation, Discipline and Performance of an 

Employee of the Village of Huntley 

e) Collective Bargaining 

f) Appointment, Discipline or Removal Public Officers 

g) Appointment of a Public Officer 

h) Review of Closed Session Minutes 

i) Other 

12. Possible Action on any Closed Session Item 

13. Adjourmnent 

MEETING LOCATION 

Village of Huntley Municipal Complex 

10987 Main Street 

Huntley, IL 60142 

The Village of Huntley is subj ect to the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. 

Individuals with disabilities who plan to attend this meeting and who require certain acconm1odations in 

order to allow them to observe and/or pmiicipate in this meeting, or who have questions regarding 

accessibility of the meeting or the facilities, are requested to contact Mr. David Jolmson, Village 

Manager at 84 7-515-5200. The Village Board Room is handicap accessible. 

David J. Jol so , VIllage Manager

March 21, 2013 

Committee of the Whole Meeting 

Agenda Item: 

Consideration of the February 28, 2013 Liquor Commission Hearing, 

February 28, 2013 Village Board and March 7, 2013 Committee of the 

Whole Meeting Minutes 

Department: 

Village Manager’s Office 

Introduction 

The following meeting minutes are being presented for Village Board approval: 

• February 28, 2013 Liquor Commission Hearing 

• February 28, 2013 Village Board 

• March 7, 2013 Committee of the Whole 

Action Requested 

A consensus of the Committee of the Whole to forward on to the Village Board for approval the 

above referenced meeting minutes.


LIQUOR COMMISSION HEARING 

February 28, 2013 

MINUTES 

CALL TO ORDER: 

A meeting of the Huntley Liquor Commission was called to order on Thursday, February 28, 2013 at 

7:00 p.m. in the Municipal Complex, Village Board Room, 10987 Main St., Huntley, Illinois 60142. 

ATTENDANCE: 

PRESENT: Chairman Charles H. Sass; Commissioners: Pam Fender, Ron Hahn, Nick Hanson, Niko 

Kanakaris, Harry Leopold and John Piwko. 

ABSENT: 

None 

IN ATTENDANCE: Village Manager David Johnson, Senior Assistant to the Village Manager Lisa 

Armour, Management Assistant Barbara Read and Village Attorney Mike Coppedge. 

PUBLIC COMMENTS: 

None 

CONSENT AGENDA 

(All items listed under Consent Agenda have been discussed at the Committee of the Whole and may be 

approved/accepted by one motion. The Village Clerk will number all Ordinances in order, following 

approval) 

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a) Approval of an Ordinance Amending the Huntley Code of Ordinances – Business 

Regulations 110.24 − Limitation on Licenses − Adding one Class “A” License 

b) Approval of an Ordinance Approving the Issuance of a Class “A” Liquor License to 

Triple K & B Inc DBA Rookies 3 / 12220 Princeton 

Chairman Sass asked if the Commission had any additional comments or questions; there were none. 

A MOTION was made to approve the Consent Agenda, as presented. 

MOTION: Commissioner Leopold 

SECOND: Commissioner Fender 

AYES: Commissioners: Fender, Hahn, Hanson, Kanakaris, Leopold and Piwko 

NAYS: None 

ABSENT: None 

The motion carried: 6-0-0 

ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION AND CONSIDERATION: 

a) Consideration of the acceptance of the surrender of a Class “F” Liquor License – The 

Pines of Huntley; 11220 Algonquin Road 

Chairman Sass reported that the Village received notification that The Pines of Huntley will no longer 

be operating at 11220 Algonquin Road. The Pines of Huntley was approved for a Class “F” liquor 

license.

Staff Analysis 

The Liquor Commission is requested to amend the Village of Huntley Liquor Code of Ordinances to 

reduce the number of available Class “F” liquor licenses appropriately. Currently there is one (1) Class 

“F” liquor license holder; The Pines. The amendment is being requested to reduce the number of Class 

“F” licenses from one (1) to zero (0). The Village should not have any vacant liquor licenses available. 

As qualified applicants request a liquor license, licenses then can be added as needed. 

The Class “F” license allows for retail sale on premises. For country clubs only. 

Chairman Sass asked the Commission if they had any comments or questions; there were none. 

A MOTION was made to accept the surrender of a Class “F” liquor license from The Pines of 

Huntley. 

MOTION: Commissioner Hahn 

SECOND: Commissioner Hanson 

AYES: Commissioners: Fender, Hahn, Hanson, Leopold and Piwko 

NAYS: None 

ABSENT: None 

ABSTAIN: Commissioner Kanakaris 

The motion carried: 5-0-0-1 

b) Consideration of an Ordinance Amending the Village of Huntley Liquor Control 

Ordinance Section 110.24 – Limitation on Licenses, repealing one Class “F” liquor 

license 

Chairman Sass reported that the Village received notification that The Pines of Huntley will no longer 

be operating at 11220 Algonquin Road. The Pines of Huntley was approved for a Class “F” liquor 

license. 


The Liquor Commission is requested to amend the Village of Huntley Liquor Code of Ordinances to 

reduce the number of available Class “F” liquor licenses appropriately. Currently there is one (1) Class 

“F” liquor license holder; The Pines. The amendment is being requested to reduce the number of Class 

“F” licenses from one (1) to zero (0). The Village should not have any vacant liquor licenses available. 

As qualified applicants request a liquor license, licenses then can be added as needed. 

The Class “F” license allows for retail sale on premises. For country clubs only. 

Chairman Sass asked the Commission if they had any comments or questions; there were none. 

A MOTION was made to approve an Ordinance amending the Village of Huntley Liquor Control 

Ordinance Section 110.24 repealing one Class “F” liquor license. 

MOTION: Commissioner Fender 

SECOND: Commissioner Leopold 


NAYS: None 

ABSENT: None 



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c) Consideration of an Ordinance Amending the Huntley Code of Ordinances – Business 

Regulations 110.24 − Limitation on Licenses − Adding one Class “F” License – Liquor 

Control Ordinance 

Chairman Sass reported that the Village of Huntley regulates the sale of alcoholic beverages in the 

Village through its Liquor Control Ordinance which provides for the issuance of certain classes of liquor 

licenses and establishes the number of licenses available in each class. 


Consideration is being requested to amend the Liquor Control Ordinance to make available one (1) 

Class “F” liquor license instead of zero (0) in order to provide for the application from the Huntley Park 

District; Pinecrest Golf and Country Club; 11220 Algonquin Road. The application has been reviewed 

by Staff and all is in order for consideration. 

The Class “F” liquor license shall permit the retail sale on premises and is for country clubs only. 

Financial Impact 

The fee received for a yearly Class “A” License is $950.00. 

Legal Analysis 

Section 110.24 of the Village Code of Ordinances limits the number of available licenses in each class. 

There is no available Class “F” license; therefore, if the Liquor Commission elects to issue a license to 

the Huntley Park District for the Pinecrest Golf and Country Club, the Commission must create a Class 

“F” license. 

Chairman Sass asked if the Commission had any comments or questions; there were none. 

A MOTION was made to amend the Huntley Code of Ordinances Business Regulations 110.24 – 

Limitation on License – Adding one (1) Class “F” Liquor License – Liquor Control Ordinance. 

MOTION: Commissioner Hanson 

SECOND: Commissioner Hahn 


NAYS: None 

ABSENT: None 



d) Consideration of Ordinance Approving the Issuance of a Class “F” Liquor License to the 

Huntley Park District; 11220 Algonquin Road 

Chairman Sass reported that the Village of Huntley regulates the sale of alcoholic beverages in the 

Village through its Liquor Control Ordinance, which provides for the issuance of certain classes of 

liquor licenses and establishes the number of licenses available in each class. 


The Village is in receipt of an application for a Class “F” liquor license from Mr. Thom Palmer, 

Executive Director on behalf of the Huntley Park District for the Pinecrest Golf and Country Club; 

11220 Algonquin Road. 

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All documents required have been submitted with the exception of the State Liquor License and the 

fingerprinting results. This is not uncommon to be waiting on the State’s approval while asking for 

approval from the local Liquor Commission. The Liquor Commission can approve the Class “F” liquor 

license with the condition of approval being that the Park District must provide a certified copy (proof) 

that they obtained a State Liquor License before the Village’s liquor license becomes effective. 


The yearly fee of $950 has been received and deposited to 01-00-1-4120 / Liquor License revenue line 

item. 


Section 110 of the Village Code of Ordinances regulates liquor sale in the Village. The application has 

been reviewed and is in compliance with Section 110: Alcoholic Beverages requirements. 

Chairman Sass asked if the Commission had any comments or questions; there were none. 

A MOTION was made to approve an ordinance authorizing the issuance of a Class “F” Liquor 

License to the Huntley Park District; Pinecrest Golf and Country Club; 11220 Algonquin Road 

subject to the following conditions: 

1. Petitioner must show proof of the State of Illinois Liquor Licenses before the Village of 

Huntley Class “F” Liquor License becomes effective. 

MOTION: Commissioner Leopold 

SECOND: Commissioner Piwko 


NAYS: None 

ABSENT: None 



OTHER BUSINESS: 

None 

ADJOURNMENT: 

There being no further business to discuss, a MOTION was made to adjourn the meeting at 7:04 

p.m. 

MOTION: Commissioner Piwko 

SECOND: Commissioner Fender 

The Voice Vote noted all ayes and the motion carried. 

Respectfully submitted, 

Barbara Read 

Recording Secretary 

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VILLAGE BOARD MEETING 


MINUTES 


A meeting of the Village Board of the Village of Huntley was called to order on Thursday, February 28, 

2013 at 7:05 p.m. in the Municipal Complex, Village Board Room, 10987 Main St., Huntley, Illinois 

60142. 

ATTENDANCE: 

PRESENT: Mayor Charles Sass; Trustees: Pam Fender, Ron Hahn, Nick Hanson, Niko Kanakaris, 

Harry Leopold and John Piwko. 

ABSENT: 

None 


Armour, Management Assistant Barbara Read, Business Retention Coordinator Margo Griffin, Business 

Recruitment Coordinator Vic Narusis and Village Attorney Mike Coppedge. 

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: 

Mayor Sass led the Pledge of Allegiance. 


None 

CONSENT AGENDA: 

(All items listed under Consent Agenda have been discussed at the Committee of the Whole and may be 

approved/accepted by one motion. The Village Clerk will number all Ordinances and Resolutions in 

order, following approval) 

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a) Approval of the February 28, 2013 Bill List in the Amount of $303,167.62 

b) Approval of an Ordinance approving a Simplified Residential Zoning Variation for a 

building addition encroaching into the Rear Yard Setback – 10318 Oxford Drive 

c) Approval of an Ordinance approving a Simplified Residential Zoning Variation for a 

building addition encroaching into the Rear Yard Setback – 10191 Bennington Drive 

d) Approval of a Resolution Approving the Purchase of a 2013 Ford F250 Pickup Truck 

equipped with Snowplow and Lift Gate through State Bid in the amount of $32,030.00 

e) Approval of a Resolution Approving the Purchase of a 2013 Ford F550 Cab and Chassis 

through the State Bid in the amount of $39,985 and Waiving the Formal Bidding Process 

to Purchase Chassis Truck Package from Bonnell Industries, Inc. in the amount of 

$54,934.00 

f) Approval of a Resolution to Approve Waiving the Formal Bidding Process and 

Purchasing Two (2) Kaeser 75hp Com Pak Blower Packages Equipped with STC Control 

Panels and Unloaded Start Valves from LAI, Ltd. in the amount of $81,200.00

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g) Approval of an Ordinance Authorizing an Intergovernmental Agreement to extend the 

Northern Illinois Governmental Electric Cooperative (NIGEC) 

h) Approval of a Resolution authorizing the approval of an Intergovernmental Agreement 

(IGA) between the Village of Huntley and the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office for the 

McHenry County Gang Task Force 

Mayor Sass asked if the Village Board had any changes to the Consent Agenda; there were none. 

A MOTION was made to approve the Consent Agenda. 

MOTION: Trustee Fender 

SECOND: Trustee Kanakaris 

AYES: Trustees Fender, Hahn, Hanson, Kanakaris, Leopold and Piwko 

NAYS: None 

ABSENT: None 

The motion carried: 6-0-0 

PRESENTATION: Village of Huntley Economic Development Program 

Village Manager David Johnson read directly from the Village’s Strategic Plan which states that “in 

2020, Huntley will be a leader in the Chicago metropolitan region and the location of choice for 

residents, businesses, and visitors, offering a wide range of housing options, shopping and dining 

opportunities, employment centers, educational opportunities, and entertainment venues.” The 

Village is currently building partnerships and collaborating with the private sector, community 

organizations, local taxing bodies and other communities to meet challenges and create opportunities 

for the future. Village Manager Johnson reported that Staff is working to enhance the business 

environment to attract quality commercial, office, service, and business park development, creating 

more opportunities for residents to work and shop in Huntley as well as attracting new dining, 

entertainment, and lodging facilities that serve not only Huntley residents, but also serve to draw 

visitors to the community. 

Village Manager Johnson reported that Business Recruitment Coordinator Vic Narusis and Business 

Retention Coordinator Margo Griffin would review a Power Point Presentation outlining the 

achievements and goals of the Village’s Economic Development Plan. 

Mr. Narusis reported the following 2012 Top Stories: 

Centegra Hospital: the Second new hospital approved in the State of Illinois in the Past 30 Years; 

$233 Million Project; 1100 Permanent Jobs; 800 Construction Jobs; Groundbreaking Fall 2013 

Full Interchange Project: will create more opportunity for continued economic development along 

Illinois Route 47 and will open up access between the Tollway and a regional north-south 

transportation route 

Message and Media Cover: 

Huntley’s first separate and dedicated Economic Development website was launched on 1/27/2012 

and addresses the benefits of locating in Huntley (answers the “ Why Huntley” question); Includes 

numerous testimonials; CNN video aired nationally for two weeks in early 2012 in which VN was

interviewed and communicated the benefits of locating in Huntley; Detailed demographic 

information required by real estate professionals; Frequently updated including dozens of articles 

and press releases regarding business activities in Huntley; Japanese translated brochure; and Listing 

of properties 

• 31 new media stories in 2012 

• Printed or communicated in national publications and media outlets including: 

• CNN/Comcast 

• First Huntley EDC video in Feb, 2012 

• Follow up video in Feb, 2013 

• Fortune Magazine-Weber Grill 

• Site Selector Magazine-Huntley featured in the magazine’s Illinois highlight 

• Printed or communicated in local & regional media outlets including: 

• Crain’s Chicago Business 

• Chicago Tribune 

• Northwest Herald 

• Daily Herald 

• Heartland Real Estate Business, first ad in this Midwestern publication 

• Huntley First! message and branding as the key for recruiting activities: 

• located in Chicago’s Golden Corridor, just 30 minutes west of O’Hare 

• at the crossroads of the NEW I-90 and Route 47 interchange, 

• Huntley provides all the transportation, labor, and utility benefits of being located in the 

Chicago market. 

• Advertising in Site Selector and Heartland Business Real Estate to coordinate with ICSC 

(retailers/restaurants) and IEDC (industrial) conferences 

• Meetings with Governor Quinn’s and DCEO’s senior contacts set-up Governor’s attendance at 

the I-90 groundbreaking, the first time a sitting governor has visited Huntley in 40 years. 

Restaurant /Retail Initiative 

• Identify and market to restaurants/retailers NOT in the Randall Corridor 

• Market the “Huntley Market” of 45,000 residents 

• Programmed marketing effort to targeted restaurant owners, chains, tenant reps and retailers 

• Periodic contact managed via database 

• HuntleyFirst.com to provide detailed site selection info 

• Periodic email blasts (Hospital with 1100 jobs) 

• Attend and focus on ICSC events 

Challenges for Retail/Restaurant 

• Must overcome Huntley’s challenge of being located within the Randall Road trade corridor. 

• Perception: Lack of approximately 5,000 to 10,000 residents west of Route 47 to support a 

fully developed Route 47 retail corridor. 

• Restaurant Market continues to be weak: 

• “On Monday, Darden said it will cut construction of Olive Gardens by more than half, 

opening no more than 15 new ones annually for the next couple of years” – Chicago Tribune, 


Continue Aggressive Marketing 

• Restaurant /Retail Initiative: new ownership of Klein Parcel – Now that the parcel is out of 

the hands of the banks and in the hands of motivated owners and developers, greater 

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marketing will occur and end users will entertain striking deals whereas less likely before; 

Regency Square parcels are being actively marketed by Interstate Partners and we have some 

real projects being talked about. Horizon Group has hired a new leasing rep and they are 

very knowledgeable about the Chicago market and have great contacts with tenant 

representatives. 

• Business Park Development: Continue to aggressively market the Industrial sites 

surrounding I-90; Identify and pursue industries and firms which receive significant benefit 

from: Proximity to other similar firms (Industry Clusters, supply chain programs), 

Healthcare, Packaging, Manufacturing, Data centers/call centers and new full interstate 

access. 

• Continue to Aggressively Market Industrial Sites: Efficient and speedy municipal approvals; 

Direct access to a fiber optic communication; Nearby major electrical supply; Competitive 

wages, available workforce, and workforce training; Special buildings - needs not met by 

existing inventory in other communities (higher ceilings, special floors, datacenters, offices, 

etc.). 

• Foreign Direct Investment Initiative: FDI initiatives began with focus on firms from Japan 

due to: long-term strategic goal to invest in US presence and production despite the slowed 

US and global economy; strong presence along the I-90 corridor; ability to leverage FYH 

presence; Contacts include: Real estate brokers which focus on work with Japanese firms 

Chase Banker responsible for all Japanese (and Chinese) lending in the Midwest; Japanese 

attorney’s from Masuda Funai; FYH executives; JETRO; MCC International Trade Expo; 

Midwest US Japan Association (Huntley was the only municipal Illinois attendee); Governor 

Quinn introduced Village Staff to various attendees based upon his understanding of our 

economic development goals we communicated at the I-90 interchange groundbreaking 

which he attended; Caz Kadatoni from FYH USA visit with the new Consul General of 

Japan, Masaharu Yoshida, at a reception held by the Japan America Society. 

• ISBDC International Trade Expo Held in McHenry County: ISBDC at MCC Shah Center – 

Consulate representatives from Australia, Czech Republic, Germany, Hong Kong, Israel, 

Italy, Japan, Lithuania, Mexico, Netherlands, Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand, and Turkey 

were available to discuss export opportunities for local manufacturers; Huntley businesses 

attending the Expo: Union Special, Impact Plastics, Image Industries, Tegel Design. FDI 

activities will be expanded to include Korean, German, Swiss and Chinese activities in 2013; 

Korea America Institute; leverage our relationship with new President (former congressman) 

Don Manzullo; German American Chamber; German Consulate economic development 

office. 

Ms. Griffin reported the following on Increased Business Retention & Expansion Efforts: 

Staff continues to identify avenues to provide community support for local businesses, solve 

immediate individual business concerns, and improve the competitiveness of local businesses in a 

way that fosters growth and expansion of businesses. 

• Staff conducted 81 onsite business visits in 2012. 

• Pack Expo - National expo at McCormack Place, Huntley the only Illinois municipal entity 

(other than Chicago) to attend 

• IMTS – International expo at McCormack Place, Huntley the only Illinois municipal entity 

(other than Chicago) to attend 

• Strengthen Ties With Chamber: Participated in ribbon cutting ceremonies; Presented 

information regarding Huntley’s economic development activities to membership; Cosponsored 

the Rt. 47 ribbon cutting ceremony 

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• McHenry County Economic Development Commission: Six (6) Huntley Businesses 

Nominated As Business Champions: Six Huntley businesses were nominated by MCEDC for 

Business Champion Awards (Centegra, HS Crocker, Haiges Machinery, Tegel Design, 

Genesis Medical Imaging and Impact Plastics); Dave Johnson added as new board member; 

Participated in the economic modeling software acquired by MCEDC and made available to 

municipal members which Identifies specific economic benefits of prospective new firms and 

assists in the validation of requested incentives; the Software would have cost Huntley over 

$7500 if purchased individually. Participated in numerous MCEDC sponsored informational 

meetings and referral opportunities. 

• Local Workforce Development: Workforce is consistently identified as one of the top three 

issues of business along with site characteristics/supply chain and operating costs; Work with 

MCC to coordinate existing or company specific training programs; For BRE activities, this 

means surveying existing businesses to meet employment needs associated with expansion, 

changing technology, or workforce replacement (retirement of baby boomers); Worked with 

McHenry County and River Valley (Kane County) workforce investment boards to match 

employer needs and free/reduced training as well as employee recruiting-Impact Plastics; For 

Business Recruitment activities, this means working with WIB’s to identify workforce and 

workers with appropriate skills within 30 miles (O’Hare to Rockford). Work with D158 to 

coordinate technology oriented students with area businesses and local colleges 

Mr. Narusis reviewed the following: 

High Speed Communication 

• Expand fiber optic/high speed telecommunications initiatives: Certify qualified sites to 

aid in marketing; Market Huntley as a primary site for heavy communications users; 

Work with landowners and real estate professionals to expand their “fiber knowledge” in 

marketing the benefits of fiber optic availability; Attract a technical training organization 

by utilizing Huntley’s high visibility location and fiber optic availability. 

• Comcast: Huntley is the first community to engage in a cooperative effort with Comcast to 

deliver high speed fiber optic and coaxial cable to businesses; Currently focusing on Huntley 

Corporate Park, Kishwaukee Industrial Park and Bakley Industrial Park. Upcoming special 

event inviting approximately 175 businesses in and around these parks to identify sufficient 

interest by users to eliminate and/or significantly reduce the burden of fiber line extension to 

a handful of users AND make high capacity services available to all users in these parks 

• ComEd: First community to engage in a coordinated marketing effort. Members of the 

Village and ComEd jointly marketed Huntley to data center users at a conference last week 

in NYC; ComEd partnership to focus on attraction of data center users; Joint marketing 

pieces; Joint marketing event attendance (local and national data center conferences); Other 

opportunities as may become available 

Mayor Sass thanked Staff for the detailed presentation and asked if the Board had any comments or 

questions. 

Trustee Leopold congratulated Staff for the hard work. Trustee Fender also thanked the Staff and 

stated that what Staff is doing is really cutting edge. 

Trustee Hahn asked how many hits have been noted on the HuntleyFirst website; Ms. Griffin stated 

that Staff is currently working with the website development company to include that number on the 

website and Mr. Narusis reported that Staff is working with the Key Master to drive up the numbers. 

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Trustee Hanson asked what other countries the Village is working with other than the Japanese. Mr. 

Narusis reported that Staff has now a relationship with the Korea America Institute whose President 

is former congressman Don Manzullo; German American Chamber; German Consulate economic 

development office. 

There were no other comments or questions. 

This agenda item was for informational purposes and no Village Board action was required. 

VILLAGE ATTORNEY’S REPORT: 

VILLAGE MANAGER’S REPORT: 

None 

None 

VILLAGE PRESIDENT’S REPORT: 

Mayor Sass reported that Centegra will be holding their second public meeting in the Village Board 

Room on Wednesday March 6 th from 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. 

Mayor Sass reported that the Tollway will be holding an open house in the Board Room on Tuesday, 

March 12 th from 4-7 p.m. 

Mayor Sass wished good luck to the Huntley High School Girls Basketball Team heading to State. They 

play Friday night in the final four. 

UNFINISHED BUSINESS: 

None 

NEW BUSINESS: 

None 

EXECUTIVE SESSION: 

None 

ACTION ON CLOSED SESSION ITEM: None 

ADJOURNMENT: 

There being no further items to discuss, a MOTION was made to adjourn the meeting at 7:48 p.m. 

MOTION: Trustee Piwko 

SECOND: Trustee Fender 



Barbara Read 


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COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING 

March 7, 2013 

MINUTES 


A meeting of the Committee of the Whole of the Village of Huntley was called to order on Thursday, 

March 7, 2013 at 7:00 p.m. in the Municipal Complex, Village Board Room, 10987 Main St., Huntley, 

Illinois 60142. 

ATTENDANCE: 

PRESENT: 

ABSENT: 

Mayor Charles Sass; Trustees Pam Fender, Ron Hahn, Nick Hanson, Niko Kanakaris, 

Harry Leopold and John Piwko. 

None 


Armour, Management Assistant Barbara Read, Police Chief John Perkins and Village Attorney Mike 

Coppedge. 

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mayor Sass led the Pledge of Allegiance. 

SPECIAL PRESENTATION: 

a) Huntley High School Varsity Cheerleaders Recognition 

Mayor Sass introduced the coaches of the cheerleading squad and distributed certificates to each 

member of the Huntley High School Varsity Cheerleading Squad as special recognition for their recent 

accomplishments. 


None 

ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION: 

a) Discussion – Consideration of the February 14, 2013 Village Board, February 14, 2013 

Joint Meeting of the Village Board and Plan Commission and the February 21, 2013 

Committee of the Whole Meeting Minutes 

Mayor Sass asked if the Committee had any comments or changes to the Minutes; there were none. 

It was the consensus of the Committee of the Whole to forward on to the Village Board for approval 

the February 14, 2013 Village Board, February 14, 2013 Joint Meeting of the Village Board and Plan 

Commission and the February 21, 2013 Committee of the Whole Meeting Minutes. 

b) Discussion – Consideration of the March 14, 2013 Bill List in the Amount of 

$232,547.90 

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Mayor Sass reported that $15,502.95 of the bill list expenditures is from the FY12 Budget and the 

remaining $217,044.95 is from the FY13 Budget. 

Mayor Sass asked if the Committee had any questions; there were none. 


the March 14, 2013 Bill List in the Amount of $232,547.90. 

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c) Discussion – Consideration of an Ordinance Amending the Village of Huntley Code of 

Ordinances – Title I / General Provisions 

Village Manager David Johnson reported that in the continuing effort to update the Village of Huntley 

Code of Ordinances, the proposed amendment for Title I / General Provisions is being presented for 

review and consideration of the Village Board. 


Staff is presenting a revised Title I to update and incorporate current practices. No major changes to the 

code are being presented. Staff is proposing an updated method in tracking of code amendments and 

also updating the current penalty amounts. 

The amendment is primarily for bookkeeping purposes to bring the code current and more efficient. 

The proposed Title I amendment is included in the packet for the Board of Trustees’ review and 

consideration. 


There is no financial impact on the FY13 Budget. 


The Village Attorney has reviewed the proposed code. All is in order for Village Board consideration. 

Mayor Sass asked if the Committee had any comments or questions; there were none. 


of an ordinance amending the Village of Huntley Code of Ordinances – Title I / General Provisions. 

d) Discussion – Consideration of an Ordinance Amending Title XIII, Chapter 130, General 

Offenses, of the Village of Huntley Code of Ordinances to include the offenses of Theft, 

Theft of Lost or Mislaid Property, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Fishing Regulations 

and Park District Policing 

Police Chief John Perkins reported that in the continuing effort to update the Village of Huntley Code of 

Ordinances, the proposed amendment for Title XIII / General Offenses is being presented for review and 

consideration of the Village Board. Over the years, the Village of Huntley has adopted several state 

statutes as Village ordinances. This amendment would add three additional offenses to Chapter 130. 


Staff is presenting a revised Title XIII to update and incorporate recently adopted Ordinances and 

practices as well as including three additional offenses.

When a state statute is adopted as a Village ordinance, the elements of the offense remain the same; 

however, a police officer will have the option of charging these offenses as a Village ordinance violation 

as opposed to a state law violation. 

The benefits are twofold. For a minor violation, the offender charged under Village ordinance will not 

have a criminal record with a state statute arrest. Receiving a Village ordinance violation is equivalent to 

getting a parking ticket. In addition, a police officer dealing with a minor violation can charge on a 

Village ordinance and would not be required to transport the offender to jail for processing. The 

offender would be issued the complaint and released. 

This would greatly benefit the School Resource Officer (SRO). Presently, if the SRO makes an arrest for 

a minor theft at the high school, the officer is required to bring the student to the police station for 

processing. This takes both the student and the officer out of the school for an extended period of time. 

With this ordinance, the entire incident can be dealt with at the high school. 

Huntley police officers come across people with drug paraphernalia often. Once again, when they make 

an arrest for this offense it requires a transport to the police station and often the offender’s car is towed. 

With this ordinance, the offender can be cited and released in a short amount of time allowing the officer 

to remain in his patrol area. 

Also included in the amendment are the fishing regulation ordinance adopted in 2011 and the policing 

provisions currently in place between the Village of Huntley and the Huntley Park District. The penalty 

section is also being updated to remove the minor penalty provisions due to the use of peer jury. No 

major changes to the code are being presented. 

The proposed Title XIII amendment is included in the packet for the Board of Trustees’ review and 

consideration. 


There is no financial impact on the FY13 Budget. 


The Village Attorney has reviewed the proposed code. All is in order for Village Board consideration. 

Mayor Sass asked if the Committee had any comments or questions. 

Trustee Leopold asked that in comparison with surrounding communities, how the Village fines rank. 

Chief Perkins reported that the fines and penalties are about in the middle. 

Trustee Hanson asked if parents are contacted for minor violations; Chief Perkins reported that with 

every contact with a juvenile the parents are contacted. 

Trustee Fender asked if juveniles are prosecuted the same way as adults; Chief Perkins reported that if it 

would help the minor to go before a Peer Jury that would be the method otherwise it is litigated the same 

way as an adult. 




an ordinance amending the Village of Huntley Code of Ordinances - Title XIII, General Offenses to 

include the offenses of Theft, Theft of Lost or Mislaid Property and Possession of Drug 

Paraphernalia, fishing regulations and Park District policing provisions. 

e) Discussion – Consideration of a Resolution Authorizing Waiving the Formal Bidding 

Process, Amending the FY2013 Annual Budget, and Entering into a Contract with 

Radicom to upgrade the Village Early Warning System 

Village Manager David Johnson reported that in August of 2002 the Village of Huntley purchased and 

began using a new Early Warning System. The product purchased was a Whelen WPS-2800 Omni- 

Directional Siren. This product was purchased with the assistance of an Illinois First Grant. The system 

was purchased and installed using a company named BuComm Inc. out of Wauconda IL. BuComm 

Inc. won the contract through the Village of Huntley formal bidding process. The system cost $178,000. 

The system began having issues with intermittent activation as early as 2006. The system began 

experiencing problems with the solar panels charging and speaker drivers that were malfunctioning. 

BuComm was called several times to deal with the problems. BuComm attempted several times to fix 

the problems with no success, and the Village continued to have the same problems. 


Police Chief John Perkins reported that in 2008 Whelen was contacted about the problems. They were 

told of our displeasure with their product. They recommended we contact a company named Global 

Technical Systems from Effingham IL. 

Global Tech came out to work on the system. Global Tech fixed several drivers and worked on the 

problems with the solar panels and batteries. After changing the drivers the system worked fine for a 

period of time and then the same issues started to appear again. It was during this inspection that we 

discovered that almost all the internal components of the system were aftermarket products and not 

Whelen Products. 

In 2012 Radicom was contacted for maintenance to the system. They were also asked to provide an 

analysis of the system. 

Radicom explained that several updates were needed to correct the problems. Radio systems currently 

installed in the seven warning system sites are not factory approved or standard for these siren systems. 

Existing radios are interfaced thru a landline board, and are not reliable. The units were installed using 

non-Whelen factory approved radios and installed to the telephone line board. The company that 

installed these radios tried to make the radio signal act as a telephone line signal to activate sirens. The 

system does not work well that way, resulting in intermittent failures. 

The analysis showed that there are currently 17 drivers not working on six different sirens. There are 

ten speaker drivers on each siren unit totaling 70 drivers within the system. Approximately 24% of the 

total system drivers are currently not working. The estimated cost to replace the drivers is $19,143. 

Two amplifiers are out at different siren locations and need to be replaced. The estimated cost to replace 

both amplifiers is $1,415.00. 


Radicom has recommended that the Village update the system to a Whelen brand radio and radio 

interface kit. This update would also require an update to the lightning protection and antenna. Whelen 

will not sell the radio and interface kit without using their products. The cost to perform this task is 

$16,086.00. Performing this task would bring the system back up to Whelen factory specifications and 

the system should then function properly. 

Radicom is currently working with the City of Arlington Heights and Village of Lindenhurst. Both 

towns have Whelen Systems and have experienced the same issues. Both systems were also installed by 

BuComm. Radicom has completed the upgrades for Arlington Heights and the entire system will be 

thoroughly tested on March 5, 2013. 

Radicom has been in contact and working closely with Whelen to analyze and identify corrections for 

the system. Staff spoke with Whelen directly and they are in fact aware of the problems and confirmed 

that they have been in contact with Radicom. Whelen is confident that Radicom is on the right track and 

taking the correct actions to solve all the issues. 

It would be difficult to locate another vendor that could perform the services needed. Staff requests that 

the Village Board waives the public bidding process and enter into a contract with Radicom to upgrade 

the Village early warning system. 


Total cost to complete all suggested work is $36,644.00. Radicom has offered to discount the labor by 

$2,466.00 if all the work is done at the same time, reducing the total cost to $34,178.00. 

This work was not budgeted for FY2013 and requires an amendment to the budget. Funds for this 

project will come from the fund balance in the Village’s Equipment Replacement Fund line item: 48-10- 

4-7750. 

Chief Perkins reported that the Village’s current speaker system is a good system and does not need to 

be replaced just upgraded. Chief Perkins reported that a full replacement of the systems would cost 

approximately $300,000. 

Mayor Sass asked if the Committee had any comments or questions. 

Trustee Leopold asked if the system was all solar or were some hardwired; Chief Perkins stated that the 

system is all solar. Trustee Leopold noted that the monthly test was a recording and asked if an actual 

emergency were to occur would a person need to make the announcement or would it be a pre-recorded 

message; Chief Perkins reported that all warnings are pre-programed but the system has a microphone, if 

needed. 

Trustee Fender asked if the system was also used by the Huntley Fire Protection District; Chief Perkins 

reported that the responsibility is the Village’s and only used to notify people who are outside to take 

cover due to a Tornado or HAZMAT situation. 

Trustee Hahn asked if the system at Pinecrest Golf Course was part of our system; Chief Perkins 

reported that the system at Pinecrest is only for lightning and is the Park District’s equipment. Trustee 

Hahn asked if the seven early warning sites were adequate to cover the entire Village; Chief Perkins 

reported that the seven sites covered the entire Village. 



It was the consensus of the Committee of the Whole to forward on to the Village Board for approval a 

Resolution Authorizing Waiving the Formal Bidding Process, Amending the FY2013 Annual Budget, 

and Entering into a Contract with Radicom to upgrade the Village Early Warning System. 

f) Discussion – Consideration of a Resolution authorizing the approval of a Joint Exercise 

of Powers Agreement between the Village of Huntley and the National Joint Powers 

Alliance 

Senior Assistant to the Village Manager Lisa Armour reported that the National Joint Powers Alliance® 

(NJPA) is a national municipal contracting agency providing contract purchasing solutions and other 

related programs. The NJPA operates under the legislative authority of Minnesota Statute 123A.21. The 

NJPA serves all education, government and non-profits agencies nationally. Through national 

solicitations, NJPA provides the opportunity for member agencies to purchase equipment, goods and 

services through nationally leveraged, competitively bid contracts. NJPA has over 47,000 members 

throughout the United States. The NJPA is similar to the Illinois state bid process, as it provides for 

centralized bidding and contract awards that can be utilized by eligible agencies. 


Membership, which is no cost, would allow the Village to purchase through the NJPA, which 

competitively bids and awards contracts for various services and goods, including vehicles and other 

equipment. As a member of the NJPA, the Village would become a represented participant in the 

bidding process. All NJPA contracts are non-exclusive and the Village would be under no obligation to 

purchase through the NJPA. 

All NJPA bid contracts are competitively solicited nationally, reviewed and awarded by the NJPA Board 

of Directors in accordance with Minnesota public purchasing rules and regulations under the Municipal 

Contracting Laws, M.S. 471.345. Each solicitation and RFP contains language which includes all 

qualified customers in all fifty states. The RFP advises all responders that they must apply to all 

qualified customers in all fifty states. All RFP respondents know that these contracts may be used by 

member agencies throughout the United States. 


There is no cost to become a member of the National Joint Powers Alliance. 


The Village Attorney has reviewed the agreement and all is in order for Village Board consideration. 


A consensus of the Committee of the Whole to forward on to the Village Board for approval a 

resolution authorizing the approval of a Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement between the Village of 

Huntley and the National Joint Powers Alliance. 


03.07.13 COW Minutes 

g) Discussion – Village of Huntley 2013 Legislative Priorities 

Village Manager David Johnson reported that one of the goals of the FY2013 Budget for the Manager’s 

Office is the preparation of a legislative agenda for review and discussion with the Village Board. 


Protection of local government revenue, protection from unfunded mandates, and preservation of local 

authority are key priorities. The adopted legislative agenda will be shared with area legislators to 

communicate the Village of Huntley’s legislative priorities. 

VILLAGE OF HUNTLEY 2013 LEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES 

1. Support legislation requiring Local Government Distributive Fund (LGDF) monies to be 

deposited directly to the LGDF fund or within a set timeframe to ensure timely distribution to 

municipalities 

2. Protect the current structure and amounts of dedicated municipal revenue funds (i.e. sales tax, 

replacement tax, MFT) and oppose any attempts by the State to balance its budget at the expense 

of local government 

3. Support legislation protecting various road funds from budgetary sweeps or other actions that 

would divert road funds to other non-related transportation funds 

4. Oppose any unfunded or underfunded mandates on local government 

5. Monitor requirements of the federal healthcare law to determine economic impact on 

municipalities and small businesses 

6. Support legislation that preserves local authority 

Support legislation which provides true public safety pension reform to ensure long-term 

viability of public pension funds while minimizing financial impact on local government and 

taxpayers 

7. Support legislation that affirms and expands employer exemptions from mandatory bargaining 

over staffing levels, thereby preserving the local government’s ability to make decisions as 

needed regarding staffing levels 

8. Support legislation that requires arbitrators to base affordability of wage increases or other 

conditions of employment for municipal employees on existing revenues and not on new revenue 

that could be generated by increasing taxes and to also take into account the impact on existing 

funding levels for operations and staffing 

9. Continue to support local, state, and federal efforts to locate a commuter rail station 


The majority of the proposed priorities are designed to protect existing revenues, enhance some 

revenues, and protect from mandates that would create additional expenses. 

Village Manager Johnson reported that the Village had received notice from the Illinois Municipal 

League (IML) that the Governor’s Office is proposing to reduce LGDF (state shared income tax) 

revenue to $240 million to address the state’s fiscal woes. This would be a $454,241 reduction to the 

Village. 


It was the consensus of the Committee of the Whole to forward on to the Village Board acceptance of 

the Village of Huntley 2013 Legislative Priorities.

VILLAGE ATTORNEY’S REPORT: 

None 

VILLAGE MANAGER’S REPORT: 

Trustee Piwko asked if the Village would need to purchase more road salt; Village Manager Johnson 

reported that Public Works just received a shipment. Trustee Leopold stated that he was received several 

comments from residents commending the Village for the snow plowing during the recent snow events. 

Village Manager Johnson reported that he will pass that information on to Public Works. 

VILLAGE PRESIDENT’S REPORT: 

Mayor Sass reported that there will be an ISTHA Open House at the Municipal Complex, Tuesday, 

March 12 th 4 – 7pm. 

Mayor Sass reported that CALEA will begin the reaccreditation review of the Police Department 

operations on April 1 st and have a Public Comment Session in the Board Room on Tuesday April 2 nd 

beginning at 5:30 p.m. 

UNFINISHED BUSINESS: 

None 

NEW BUSINESS: 

None 

EXECUTIVE SESSION: 

A MOTION was made at 7:35 p.m. to enter into Executive Session for c) Property Acquisition, 

Purchase, Sale or Lease of Real Estate. 

MOTION: Trustee Piwko 

SECOND: Trustee Fender 


A MOTION was made at 7:55 p.m. to exit Executive Session. 

MOTION: Trustee Kanakaris 

SECOND: Trustee Leopold 


ACTION ON CLOSED SESSION ITEM: None 

ADJOURNMENT: 

There being no further items to discuss, a MOTION was made to adjourn the meeting at 7:56 p.m. 

MOTION: Trustee Fender 

SECOND: Trustee Hanson 



Barbara Read 



March 21, 2013 

Collllllittee of the \IVIwle Meehng 

Agenda Item: March 28, 2013 Bill List in the amount of $509,232.03 

Department: 

Finance Department 

Included in the agenda packet is the March 28 , 2013 Bill List. The Bill List has been reviewed 

by Staff. All is in order for Village Board approval at this time. 

• Bill List - Detail Board Report $ 246,800.23 

• Bill List - Manual Checks Issued - 2/01/13 $ 185,439.25 

• Bill List - Manual Checks Issued - 211 1113 $ 1,075.14 

• Bill List - Manual Checks Issued - 2115113 $ 13,549.52 

• Bill List - Manual Checks Issued - 2/20113 $ 23,223 .89 

• Bill List - Manual Checks Issued- 2/27113 $ 39,144.00 

Total for approval: $ 509,232.03 

• Vendor Summary Report 

• $128,088 .19 ofthe bill list expenditures is from the FY 12 Budget and the remaining 

$381 ,143 .84 is from the FY13 Budget. $333,103.44(or 65.4%) ofthe total bill list is 

attributable to Impact Fees, the Village's Final Share of the Reed Road Project, final 

payout for the 201 2 MFT Street Program, a pmtial refund to reduce the Perfom1ance 

Guarantee on Regency Square to Interstate Prntners, and payment of work done to 

replace the O.I.T. at Well 8 and the servicing ofthe well pump on Well 10. 

Village Board Action 

A motion of the Village Board to authorize the payment of the Mrn·ch 28, 2013 Bill List in the 

amount of $509,232.03 

Reviewed by: ~"'"'~~.a ~ak_\.jf> ;:s\1/.f/r:s 

Finance Director

Detail Board Report 3/28/2013 

Fund Department Item Description Amount 

ACE HARDWARE 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL CHAIN COIL 1/4" 

$18.81 

GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS SANDPAPER/PHILLIP FH WS Z 10X1 $49.95 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL LED FLASHLGHT/GREASE/TAPE 

$67.52 

GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS DRILL BITS/DEODRZR/METAL POLIS $13.95 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL NIPPLE BLACK/BUSHING HEX BLK $44.90 

GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS FASTENERS/DRILL BIT 

$19.80 

GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS MISC PARTS/FLEET SVC DOOR OPNR $59.63 

GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS FASTENERS 

$4.80 

GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS COUPLER/FLEET SVC GARAGE DOOR $9.17 

GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS MISC PARTS/FLET SVC AIR COMPR $26.93 

GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS BLCK PIPE/FLEET SVC AIR COMPR $22.95 

GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS BLCK PIPE/FUSE/FLEET SVC AIR 

$27.97 

Vendor Total: $366.38 

AIRGAS NORTH CENTRAL 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL #QHD75-CYLINDER OXYGEN 

$67.15 


BAXTER & WOODMAN INC 

WATER EQUIP RPLCMNT WATER ERF REPLACE O.I.T. AT WELL 8 

$13,500.00 

Vendor Total: $13,500.00 

BONNELL INDUSTRIES INC 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL WHE/AMBER END CAP W/GSKT#1890 $61.00 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL RCVR PIN, ULTRA MNT&COTTER PIN $21.62 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL 1"X8"X11' WEAR BLADE 

$1,814.19 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL 5/8"X6"X9' WEAR BLADE 

$600.00 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL 3/4" X8' CURB SHOE 

$276.00 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL PLOW BOLTS 5/8X2-1/2 (BOX) 

$102.00 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL 2-BOLT FLANGE BEARING 1-1/4" 

$58.86 


BOULDER RIDGE INC. 

GENERAL LEGISLATIVE & EXEC MAYOR/MTG EXPENSE 

$44.69 


BUCK BROTHERS INC 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL V-BELT/ARIENS SNOW BLOWER 

$43.46 


CDW GOVERNMENT INC 

EQUIPMENT RPLCMNT EQUIP REPL SYMANTEC EPP ANTI-VIRUS 

$1,154.40 

SEWER EQUIP RPLCMNT SEWER ERF SYMANTEC EPP ANTI-VIRUS 

$1,154.40 

WATER EQUIP RPLCMNT WATER ERF SYMANTEC EPP ANTI-VIRUS 

$1,154.40 

EQUIPMENT RPLCMNT EQUIP REPL XEROX COLORQUBE 8570DN PRINTER $611.70 


CENTEGRA OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE 

GENERAL FINANCE & H R EMPLOYEE SCREEN 

$90.00 


CHERRY HILL CONSULTING 

GENERAL FINANCE & H R COMPUTER CONSULTANT 

$403.75 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL COMPUTER CONSULTANT 

$77.91 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND COMPUTER CONSULTANT 

$77.92 

SEWER OPERATING SEWER FUND COMPUTER CONSULTANT 

$77.92




CHICAGO INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL BLOWER #1691 

$114.09 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL EX CLAMP #1696 

$22.08 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL CLAMP #1696 

$28.38 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL RETURN EX CLAMP #1696 

-$22.08 


CLARK BAIRD SMITH LLP 

GENERAL LEGISLATIVE & EXEC LEGAL SERVICES 

$445.00 


COLUMBIA PIPE & SUPPLY CO 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND PVC PARTS/PRE-C12 RPR WELL#11 $252.00 


COMCAST CABLE 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT DIGITAL ADAPTER SERVICE 

$4.23 

GENERAL LEGISLATIVE & EXEC INTERNET SERVICES 

$9.65 

GENERAL VILLAGE MGR'S OFC INTERNET SERVICES 

$9.65 

GENERAL FINANCE & H R INTERNET SERVICES 

$9.65 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT INTERNET SERVICES 

$9.65 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL INTERNET SERVICES 

$9.66 

GENERAL ENGINEERING INTERNET SERVICES 

$9.66 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS INTERNET SERVICES 

$9.66 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND INTERNET SERVICES 

$9.66 

SEWER OPERATING SEWER FUND INTERNET SERVICES 

$9.66 


CONSTELLATION NEWENERGY, INC. 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL ELECTRIC 

$346.81 


COWLIN, CURRAN & COPPEDGE 


$100.00 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT LEGAL SERVICES 

$3,140.42 


$820.00 


DELL MARKETING LP 

EQUIPMENT RPLCMNT EQUIP REPL E6530 LAPTOP 

$977.00 

SEWER EQUIP RPLCMNT SEWER ERF E6530 LAPTOP 

$977.00 

WATER EQUIP RPLCMNT WATER ERF E6530 LAPTOP 

$977.00 


ELMUND & NELSON CO 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL STREET LIGHT MAINT 

$150.00 


EXPRESS SERVICES INC 

GENERAL FINANCE & H R #17260276/TEMP SVC-STEMBAUGH $361.00 

GENERAL FINANCE & H R #17260276/TEMP SVC-STEMBAUGH $304.00 


FILTERSUSA.COM 

GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS 20X25X1 ALUM WASHABLE FILTER $172.68 

GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS 20X24X2 FIBERGLASS FILTER (CS) $129.60 

GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS 16X24X2 FIBERGLASS FILTER (CS) $80.64



GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS 16X16X2 PLEATED FILTER (CS) 

$241.92 

GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS 20X25X1 FIBERGLASS FILTER (CS) $50.68 


GRAFTON TOWNSHIP 

GENERAL GENERAL FUND IMPACT FEES - JAN 2013 

$300.00 

GENERAL GENERAL FUND IMPACT FEES - FEB 2013 

$1,300.00 


THEODORE GRYFINSKI 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND RFND-WATER BILL ACCT DEPOSIT $100.00 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND WATER USE CHARGES 

-$10.80 

SEWER OPERATING SEWER FUND SEWER USE CHARGES 

-$14.28 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND WATER SVC FEE - X CONNECT 

-$0.75 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND WATER - CASH/OPERATING 

-$14.28 

SEWER OPERATING SEWER FUND SEWER - CASH/OPERATING 

$14.28 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND PREVIOUS BALANCE 

-$8.73 


HAWK'S AUTO PARTS INC 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND OIL FILTER #1860 

$12.78 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT REFUND CORE DEPOSIT #42 

-$16.67 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND HYDRAULIC FILTER #1861 

$6.07 

SEWER OPERATING SEWER FUND ALTERNATOR #1909 

$193.13 

SEWER OPERATING SEWER FUND CORE DEPOSIT #1909 

$38.50 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL FHP POWERATED BELT/SNOW BLWR -$11.69 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND SWAY BAR END LINKS #1811 

$70.30 

SEWER OPERATING SEWER FUND OIL FILTER - GENERATOR 

$14.55 

SEWER OPERATING SEWER FUND REFUND CORE DEPOSIT #1909 

-$38.50 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL CABIN AIR FILTER #1655/1651 

$107.64 


HUNTLEY FIRE PROTECTION DIST 


$2,055.00 


$10,405.00 


HUNTLEY LIBRARY DISTRICT 


$1,020.00 


$5,170.00 


HUNTLEY PARK DISTRICT 


$2,840.40 


HUNTLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT #158 


$27,450.00 


$82,780.00 


ILLINOIS STATE POLICE 

GENERAL LEGISLATIVE & EXEC FINGER PRINTS/HNTLY LIQ COMM $63.00 


JAMESON'S HUNTLEY, INC. 

GENERAL GENERAL FUND CBOND#20110952 12860 DEL WEBB $105.00 

Vendor Total: $105.00



JOB GIRAFFE 

GENERAL FINANCE & H R #507985/TEMP SVC-KATAYAMA 

$304.00 

GENERAL FINANCE & H R #507985/TEMP SVC-KATAYAMA 

$327.75 


KALE UNIFORMS INC 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT #200VH004/CLOTHING EXP-PERKINS $139.98 


LAYNE CHRISTENSEN CO 

WATER EQUIP RPLCMNT WATER ERF REMOVE & SVC WELL PUMP WELL#10 $24,526.00 


LEXISNEXIS RISK DATA MGT 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT LAW ENFORCEMENT DATABASE 

$192.50 


M&A PRECISION TRUCK REPAIR 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL EMERG REPAIR VEH#1694 

$3,296.89 


MCHENRY ANALYTICAL 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND WATER SAMPLE SERVICE 

$430.00 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND WATER SAMPLE SERVICE 

$30.00 


MCHENRY CO HISTORICAL SOCIETY 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS M C H S ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP DUES $500.00 


MEADE ELECTRIC CO INC 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL TRAFFIC SIGNAL MAINT 

$650.00 


MENARDS - CARPENTERSVILLE 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL RETURN MISC PVC PARTS 

-$102.96 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL RETURN/MISC PVC PARTS 

-$35.88 

GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS 4' FLUORESCENT LIGHT FIXTURE $310.02 

GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS 4" BOX COVER 

$0.42 

GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS 4" BOX 

$1.33 

GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS MISC BLDG MAINT SUPPLIES 

$64.84 

GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS CHISEL SET/CARBIDE GRIT BLADE $41.22 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL 4X4X8' PRESSURE TREATED LUMBER $79.70 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL 2"X4"X8' LUMBER 

$77.70 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL 1/2X4'X8' PLYWOOD 

$191.64 

GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS FLOURESCENT BULBS 

$25.94 


METROPOLITAN CONST. SERVICES 

GENERAL GENERAL FUND CBOND#20120976 12210 PRINCETON $1,585.00 


MORREALE PUBLIC AFFAIRS GROUP 

TOLLWAY/INTERCHANGE TOLLWAY/INTERCHANGE MARCH RETAINER 

$4,000.00 


VICTOR NARUSIS 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS MLG EXP/RETAIL LIVE CONFR 

$36.72 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS MLG EXP REIMB/NY DATA CNTR CNF $43.50




NICOR GAS 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND NATURAL GAS 

$761.71 

SEWER OPERATING SEWER FUND NATURAL GAS 

$1,256.52 


SHARI NOBLE 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND REFUND OVERPAYMENT UB 

$105.56 


NORTH AMERICAN SALT CO 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND SOFTENER SALT 

$3,065.57 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND SOFTENER SALT 

$2,918.79 


OFFICE DEPOT 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT OFFICE SUPPLIES 

$93.22 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS OFFICE SUPPLIES 

$17.46 

GENERAL VILLAGE MGR'S OFC OFFICE SUPPLIES 

$25.62 

GENERAL ENGINEERING RETURN OFFICE SUPPLIES 

-$18.14 

GENERAL ENGINEERING OFFICE SUPPLIES 

$29.95 

GENERAL ENGINEERING OFFICE SUPPLIES 

$50.13 

GENERAL FINANCE & H R OFFICE SUPPLIES 

$306.50 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND OFFICE SUPPLIES 

$7.00 

SEWER OPERATING SEWER FUND OFFICE SUPPLIES 

$7.00 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND OFFICE SUPPLIES 

$1.92 


$1.91 

GENERAL LEGISLATIVE & EXEC OFFICE SUPPLIES 

Vendor Total: 

$6.36 

$528.93 

PALATINE OIL CO INC 

GENERAL GENERAL FUND FUEL 

$15,784.29 

GENERAL GENERAL FUND SERVICE CALL 

$85.00 


PETTY CASH 

GENERAL VILLAGE MGR'S OFC PC/MTG EXP/VLG MGR 

$25.00 

GENERAL FINANCE & H R PC/SUPPLIES EMPLOYEE REC MTG $70.85 

GENERAL FINANCE & H R PC/EXCEL CLASS-HNTLY LIB(4) 

$32.00 

GENERAL FINANCE & H R PC/REIMB POSTAGE EXP-J STEVENS $0.46 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT PC/MCC&KANE CNTY CHIEFS MTG(4) $60.00 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS PC/IL PLMBNG INSPC ASSOC MTG $20.00 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS PC/CHAMBER MTG-GRIFFIN 

$10.00 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS PC/WELCOME RECEP JAPAN CNCL $40.00 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS PC/CASH ADV/NY TRIP-NARUSIS 

$60.00 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND PC/TORCH/THAW B-BOXES 

$17.99 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND PC/RAIN GEAR-PIENING 

$18.05 

SEWER OPERATING SEWER FUND PC/RAIN GEAR-PIENING 

Vendor Total: 

$18.05 

$372.40 

POMP'S TIRE SERVICE 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND TIRES VEH#1861 

$431.12 


POSTAL PROS, INC. 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND PRINTING - UB FEB 2013 

$388.77



SEWER OPERATING SEWER FUND PRINTING - UB FEB 2013 

$388.77 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND POSTAGE - UB FEB 2013 

$892.61 

SEWER OPERATING SEWER FUND POSTAGE - UB FEB 2013 

$892.62 

GENERAL LEGISLATIVE & EXEC NEWSLETTER 

$336.00 


PROFESSIONAL CEMETERY SVCS. 

CEMETERY CEMETERY CEMETERY GROUNDS MAINT-3/2013 $717.00 


PROSAFETY INC. 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL QM 24 EAR PROTECTION MUFF 

$60.00 


QUILL CORPORATION 

GENERAL LEGISLATIVE & EXEC OFFICE SUPPLIES 

$35.90 

GENERAL VILLAGE MGR'S OFC OFFICE SUPPLIES 

$19.78 


$22.44 


RADICOM BUSINESS COMM SYSTEMS 

EQUIPMENT RPLCMNT EQUIP REPL TORNADO SIREN REPAIR 

$1,275.00 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL LABOR REPAIR RADIO SVC 

$190.76 


RBS PACKAGING 

GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS 50" SIDEWALK SALT (SKID) 

$465.50 


DEE REINHARDT 

GENERAL GENERAL FUND CBOND#20120341 13215 HONEYSUCK $51.00 


S & H REMODELING INC. 

GENERAL GENERAL FUND CBOND#20121048 10183 HUNTER TR $100.00 


SEYFARTH SHAW LLP 

LIABILITY INSURANCE LIABILITY INS LEGAL FEES 

$1,620.00 


SHAW SUBURBAN MEDIA 

GENERAL FINANCE & H R EMPLOYMENT AD/PLUMBER SEASONAL $341.75 


STEARNS WEAR 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT SPIT SOCK HOOD 

$99.75 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT SHIPPING 

$9.00 


SCOTT SULLIVAN 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT FUEL EXP REIMB/TRAINING 

$20.01 


THOMPSON ELEVATOR INSPECTION 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS ELEVATOR PLAN REVIEW 

$200.00 


TOM PECK FORD OF HUNTLEY INC 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT SWITCH VEH#42 

$55.18 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT RETURN SWITCH VEH#42 

-$55.18



GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT SWITCH ASY VEH#42 

$35.74 


TPI BLDG CODE CONSULTANTS INC 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS PLAN REVIEW & INSPECTIONS 

$467.50 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS PLAN RVW/DEERPATH FIRE SPRNKLR 

Vendor Total: 

$1,723.68 

$2,191.18 

TRAFFIC CONTROL & PROTECTION 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL E-650 BRACKET ASSEMBLY 2-3/8" $303.50 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL 36" STOP SIGN 

Vendor Total: 

$645.00 

$948.50 

TURES TRUCK & TRACTOR INC 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL WELDING SPLS & REPAIR #1662 

$506.50 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL WELDING SPLS & REPAIR 4 PLOWS $320.00 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL WELDING SPLS & REPAIR #1890 

Vendor Total: 

$150.00 

$976.50 

UNIFORM DEN EAST INC 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT PD WHITE UNIFORM SHIRTS 

$816.35 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT HANDCUFF CASE 

Vendor Total: 

$34.50 

$850.85 

UNIQUE PRODUCTS 

GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS 250W FLOOD LAMP 

$264.00 


THE UPS STORE #6063 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT SHIP CALEA FILES 

$202.37 


VERIZON WIRELESS 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS CELL PHONE SVC 

$168.76 

GENERAL LEGISLATIVE & EXEC CELL PHONE SVC 

$59.94 

GENERAL VILLAGE MGR'S OFC CELL PHONE SVC 

$119.88 

GENERAL FINANCE & H R CELL PHONE SVC 

$119.88 

GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS CELL PHONE SVC 

$76.62 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT CELL PHONE SVC 

$985.79 

GENERAL ENGINEERING CELL PHONE SVC 

$119.88 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS CELL PHONE SVC 

$100.60 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL CELL PHONE SVC 

$187.69 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND CELL PHONE SVC 

$233.21 

SEWER OPERATING SEWER FUND CELL PHONE SVC 

$149.28 


VILLAGE OF ALGONQUIN 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS TECH ASST, INSPECT & PLAN RVWS $1,446.34 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT IT SERVICES - FEB 2013 

Vendor Total: 

$1,925.00 

$3,371.34 

SHEILA WALLACE 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND REFUND OVERPAYMENT-UB 

$38.31 


Grand Total: $246,800.23

Manual Check Run 2/1/2013 


COWLIN, CURRAN & COPPEDGE 


$240.00 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT LEGAL SERVICES 

$3,587.65 


$1,020.00 

ESCROW/RECAPTURE ESCROW/RECAPTURE BILL TO: RICHMOND AMERICAN 

$120.00 

ESCROW/RECAPTURE ESCROW/RECAPTURE BILL TO: CAMBRIDGE HOMES 

$40.00 


THE GUARDIAN LIFE INSURANCE CO 

BENEFITS FUND #446016/DENTAL INSUR-FEB 2013 $598.98 

GENERAL GENERAL FUND #446016/DENTAL INSUR-FEB 2013 

$27.88 


TREASURER, STATE OF ILLINOIS 

CAPITAL PROJECTS CIP REED ROAD PROJ#M-9003/281/000 $99,449.15 


UNITED HEALTHCARE 

BENEFITS FUND #534043/HEALTH INSUR-FEB 2013 $78,065.19 

GENERAL GENERAL FUND #534043/HEALTH INSUR-FEB 2013 $1,610.74 

GENERAL GENERAL FUND #534043/VISION INSUR-FEB 2013 

$679.66 





EXXON MOBIL 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT MLG EXP/TRAINING/KUMMER 

$38.44 


FARM & FLEET 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL WORK JEANS/SANTORO 

$49.98 

SEWER OPERATING SEWER FUND WORK JEANS/COVERALLS/BROZ $199.99 


GREATAMERICA FINANCIAL SRVCS 

MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS MUNICIPAL BLDGS #007-0747530-000 AVAYA SFTWR 

$388.83 


IL PLUMBING INSPECTORS ASSOC 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS I.P.I.A.CONTINUING ED/FATIGATO $100.00 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS 2013 ANNUAL DUES/FATIGATO 

$60.00 


ILL NOTARY DISCOUNT BONDING CO 

GENERAL FINANCE & H R NOTARY RNWL/GEUZENDAM 

$42.90 


KANE COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT RECORD NOTARY RNWL/SANDER $10.00 


U S BANK 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL #1056639/PW COPIER RNTL 

$61.66 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND #1056639/PW COPIER RNTL 

$61.67 

SEWER OPERATING SEWER FUND #1056639/PW COPIER RNTL 

$61.67 





GUARDIAN 

GENERAL GENERAL FUND #446016 DENTAL CLAIMS-JAN 2013 $139.00 

BENEFITS FUND #446016 DENTAL CLAIMS-JAN 2013 $5,158.60 


HARRIS N A 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT 2013 ILACP MBRSHP/KLUNK 

$85.00 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT 2013 FBINAA DUES/KLUNK 

$85.00 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT 2013 SUPERVISORS TRNG 

$70.15 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT TRAVEL EXP/CONFR/HOOTEN 

$336.60 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT TRAVEL EXP/CONFR/RACILA 

$336.60 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS ICSC CHIC CONF(2) 

$380.00 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS GREAT CHIC DATA CNTR CONFR 

$199.00 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS PARKING EXP/DATA CTR CHIC CONF $18.00 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS ICSC/ROCKFORD MTG 

$25.00 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS NW HERALD/1 ARHIVED STORY 

$2.95 

GENERAL ENGINEERING REG FEE/LOW IMPACT DEV SEMINAR $259.00 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS ICSC CHICAGO FALL 2013/BOOTH $540.00 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS MCC PHOTOSHOP TRAINING/M.G. $110.00 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS CHIC DATA CNTR CONFR/REG FEE $79.00 

GENERAL VILLAGE MGR'S OFC PARK DISTRICT MTG 

$43.21 

GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS DOWNTOWN PLNG MTG 

$106.21 

GENERAL VILLAGE MGR'S OFC BUSINESS MTG/V.M. 

$105.41 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT 2013 FBINAA DUES/HOOTEN 

$85.00 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT CALEA/MOCK ASSESSMENT 

$100.75 


$24.73 


$9.95 


$10.00 

GENERAL FINANCE & H R EVALUATION TRAINING 

$85.13 

GENERAL FINANCE & H R EMPLOYMENT AD/APWA WORK ZN $150.00 

GENERAL GENERAL FUND FEMA/TRAVEL EXP 

$200.00 

GENERAL GENERAL FUND FEMA/TRAVEL EXP 

$1,819.00 

GENERAL FINANCE & H R VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 

$11.00 

SEWER OPERATING SEWER FUND CANNON ULTRA ZOOM CAMERA 

$96.55 


$35.94 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND IRWA SEMINAR WATER TESTING $150.00 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 

$40.00 

GENERAL LEGISLATIVE & EXEC MAYOR MTG. EXPENSES 

$260.04 

GENERAL VILLAGE MGR'S OFC WRKSHP REG/CIVIC LDRSHP/V.M. $287.00 

GENERAL VILLAGE MGR'S OFC FARMERS MRKT REG FORUM/READ $15.00 

GENERAL VILLAGE MGR'S OFC CENTEGRA BUS MTG EXP 

$74.02 

GENERAL BLDGS & GROUNDS CO2 SENSOR MODULE/PW GARAGE $310.00 


MCHENRY COUNTY CLERK 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT RECORD NOTARY COMM/CIRKS 

$10.00 


MAILFINANCE 

GENERAL FINANCE & H R POSTAGE METER YEARLY RNTL 

$101.76 

GENERAL STRTS/UNDRGRND UTIL POSTAGE METER YEARLY RNTL 

$101.76 

WATER OPERATING WATER FUND POSTAGE METER YEARLY RNTL 

$101.76 

SEWER OPERATING SEWER FUND POSTAGE METER YEARLY RNTL 

$101.76



GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SVCS POSTAGE METER YEARLY RNTL 

$228.96 

GENERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT POSTAGE METER YEARLY RNTL 

$508.80 

GENERAL LEGISLATIVE & EXEC POSTAGE METER YEARLY RNTL 

$127.20 

GENERAL VILLAGE MGR'S OFC POSTAGE METER YEARLY RNTL 

$127.20 

GENERAL ENGINEERING POSTAGE METER YEARLY RNTL 

$127.20 


RELIASTAR LIFE INSURANCE CO. 

BENEFITS FUND 2013 LIFE INSUR PREMIUM 

$141.00 


SAM'S CLUB 

GENERAL LEGISLATIVE & EXEC SUPPLIES-POLICE TESTING 

$29.28 





SCOTT DORNHECKER 

GENERAL GENERAL FUND PEER JURY CASE/RESTITUTION 

$60.00 


PLOTE CONSTRUCTION INC 

MOTOR FUEL TAX MOTOR FUEL TAX PAYOUT#5/2012 MFT STREET PROG $23,163.89 





INTERSTATE PARTNERS, LLC 

ESCROW/RECAPTURE ESCROW/RECAPTURE RFND/PERF GUARANTEE-REG SQ $39,144.00 



DATE: 03/13/2013 VILLAGE OF HUNTLEY PAGE: 1 

TIME: 07:52:41 

VENDOR SUMMARY REPORT 

ID: AP442000.WOW 

INVOICES DUE ON/BEFORE 03/28/2013 

PAID THIS 

VENDOR # NAME FISCAL YEAR AMOUNT DUE 

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

01-0050 AIRGAS NORTH CENTRAL 82.72 67.15 

01-1131 ACE HARDWARE 1,148.00 366.38 

02-0596 BAXTER & WOODMAN INC 7,377.43 13,500.00 

02-6387 BONNELL INDUSTRIES INC 9,096.42 2,933.67 

02-6518 BOULDER RIDGE INC. 0.00 44.69 

02-8709 BUCK BROTHERS INC 0.00 43.46 

03-0030 CDW GOVERNMENT INC 0.00 4,074.90 

03-2120 CENTEGRA OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE 532.00 90.00 

03-3292 CHERRY HILL CONSULTING 828.75 637.50 

03-3301 CHICAGO INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 642.88 142.47 

03-4870 CLARK BAIRD SMITH LLP 1,013.75 445.00 

03-6344 COMCAST CABLE 182.26 91.13 

03-6357 COLUMBIA PIPE & SUPPLY CO 166.39 252.00 

03-6407 CONSTELLATION NEWENERGY, INC. 12,179.25 346.81 

03-6515 COWLIN, CURRAN & COPPEDGE 10,103.46 4,060.42 

04-1948 DELL MARKETING LP 26,702.00 2,931.00 

05-5225 ELMUND & NELSON CO 13,686.00 150.00 

05-9627 EXPRESS SERVICES INC 2,688.50 665.00 

06-3775 FILTERSUSA.COM 0.00 675.52 

07-7425 GRAFTON TOWNSHIP 1,200.00 1,600.00 

08-0567 HAWK'S AUTO PARTS INC 4,769.60 376.11 

08-6378 HUNTLEY FIRE PROTECTION DIST 11,220.00 12,460.00 

08-6381 HUNTLEY LIBRARY DISTRICT 5,580.00 6,190.00 

08-6386 HUNTLEY PARK DISTRICT 5,680.80 2,840.40 

08-6392 HUNTLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT #158 102,792.00 110,230.00 

09-5200 ILLINOIS STATE POLICE 0.00 63.00 

10-5500 JOB GIRAFFE 2,384.50 631.75 

11-0359 KALE UNIFORMS INC 0.00 139.98 

12-0580 LAYNE CHRISTENSEN CO 0.00 24,526.00 

12-2413 LEXISNEXIS RISK DATA MGT 385.00 192.50 

13-0001 M&A PRECISION TRUCK REPAIR 1,430.67 3,296.89 

13-1152 MCHENRY ANALYTICAL 3,790.00 460.00 

13-1174 MCHENRY CO HISTORICAL SOCIETY 0.00 500.00 

13-1995 MEADE ELECTRIC CO INC 1,300.00 650.00 

13-2120 MENARDS - CARPENTERSVILLE 1,400.38 653.97 

13-6458 MORREALE PUBLIC AFFAIRS GROUP 16,000.00 4,000.00 

14-2403 OFFICE DEPOT 1,540.50 528.93 

14-6372 NORTH AMERICAN SALT CO 20,607.72 5,984.36 

14-6390 NICOR GAS 6,064.67 2,018.23 

14-6403 SHAW SUBURBAN MEDIA 904.25 341.75 

16-0380 PALATINE OIL CO INC 39,107.45 15,869.29 

16-2230 PETTY CASH 0.00 372.40 

16-6400 POMP'S TIRE SERVICE 1,476.22 431.12 

16-6463 POSTAL PROS, INC. 7,244.51 2,898.77

DATE: 03/13/2013 VILLAGE OF HUNTLEY PAGE: 2 

TIME: 07:52:41 

VENDOR SUMMARY REPORT 

ID: AP442000.WOW 

INVOICES DUE ON/BEFORE 03/28/2013 

PAID THIS 

VENDOR # NAME FISCAL YEAR AMOUNT DUE 

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

16-7866 PROFESSIONAL CEMETERY SVCS. 1,434.00 717.00 

16-7883 PROSAFETY INC. 116.25 60.00 

17-8773 QUILL CORPORATION 1,975.76 78.12 

18-0004 RBS PACKAGING 381.70 465.50 

18-0264 RADICOM BUSINESS COMM SYSTEMS 0.00 1,465.76 

19-2280 SEYFARTH SHAW LLP 97.50 1,620.00 

19-8347 STEARNS WEAR 0.00 108.75 

19-8775 SCOTT SULLIVAN 0.00 20.01 

20-0077 TPI BLDG CODE CONSULTANTS INC 0.00 2,191.18 

20-3421 THOMPSON ELEVATOR INSPECTION 72.00 200.00 

20-6300 TOM PECK FORD OF HUNTLEY INC 303.84 35.74 

20-7430 TRAFFIC CONTROL & PROTECTION 2,009.25 948.50 

20-8890 TURES TRUCK & TRACTOR INC 0.00 976.50 

21-0129 THE UPS STORE #6063 24.32 202.37 

21-5830 UNIFORM DEN EAST INC 570.18 850.85 

21-5849 UNIQUE PRODUCTS 2,863.04 264.00 

22-0506 VERIZON WIRELESS 4,539.07 2,321.53 

22-3805 VILLAGE OF ALGONQUIN 3,025.00 3,371.34 

70-1325 S & H REMODELING INC. 0.00 100.00 

70-1585 VICTOR NARUSIS 213.11 80.22 

70-1814 METROPOLITAN CONST. SERVICES 0.00 1,585.00 

70-1815 SHEILA WALLACE 0.00 38.31 

70-1816 JAMESON'S HUNTLEY, INC. 0.00 105.00 

70-1817 DEE REINHARDT 0.00 51.00 

70-1818 THEODORE GRYFINSKI 0.00 65.44 

70-1819 SHARI NOBLE 0.00 105.56 

TOTAL ALL VENDORS: 246,800.23

March 21, 2013 


Agenda Item: 

Petitioner: 

Department: 

Consideration of a resolution granting exemptions from provisions of 

the Sign Regulations to allow off-premise signs for the 

Sun City Lions Club Pasta Dinner 

Sun City Lions Club, Jack Anderson 

Development Services, Planning and Zoning Division 

Introduction 

The Sun City Lions Club has requested to place four (4) 30” x 36” (7.5 square feet) double-sided 

signs advertising a fund-raising pasta dinner at the Huntley High School on 

Friday, April 19, 2013. The signs, to be installed on Saturday, April 13 th and removed on 

Saturday, April 20 th , are proposed for installation within the right-of-way at the following three 

(3) locations: 

Northeast corner of Route 47/Del Webb Blvd. (Oak Creek Parkway) 

Southwest corner of Route 47/Kreutzer Road 

Southwest corner of Route 47/Regency Parkway 


Similar requests have been approved from not-for-profit organizations for the placement at 

various locations of temporary, off-premise signage advertising fundraising breakfast/dinner 

events. The request is for placement within Village right-of-way. 


Per Section 156.115 Permit Fees, (2) Special Exception Signs, temporary sign permit fees for 

non-profit organizations shall be waived. 


The Village Board’s authorization for this request is required in accordance with Zoning 

Ordinance - Sign Regulations §156.125 (G) (1) pertaining to Off-Premise Signs. 



resolution granting exemptions from Provisions of the Sign Regulations to Allow Off-Premise 

Signs for the Sun City Lions Club pasta dinner. 

Staff recommends the following conditions be applied should the Village Board approve the 

request: 

1. The petitioner shall obtain a sign permit from the Development Services 

Department prior to installing the signs. 

2. The signs shall be maintained in good condition at all times. 

Exhibits 

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• Draft Resolution

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OFF PREMISE SIGN PERMIT 

DRAFT 

Sun City Lions Club 

RESOLUTION (R) 2013-3.xx 

WHEREAS, Sun City Lions Club has requested an exemption from the provisions of the Village of Huntley Sign 

Ordinance to allow the placement of three (3), double-sided 30” x 36” (7.5 square foot) signs advertising a pasta dinner at 

the Huntley High School on Friday, April 19 th , 2013; and 

WHEREAS, the proposed signs will be installed at the following locations: 

Northeast corner of Route 47/Del Webb Blvd. (Oak Creek Parkway) 

Southwest corner of Route 47/Kreutzer Road 

Southwest corner of Route 47/Regency Parkway 

WHEREAS, the signs are to be installed on Saturday, April 13th th and removed the day after the event; and 

WHEREAS, an Off-Premise Sign Permit is required in accordance with Chapter 156 Zoning Ordinance 

Section 156.125 Prohibited Signs, subparagraph (G) (1) Off-Premise Signs. 

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE 

VILLAGE OF HUNTLEY as follows: 

SECTION I: An exemption from the provisions of the Village of Huntley Sign Ordinance to allow the placement 

of certain signs advertising an April 19, 2013 pasta dinner fundraising event at the Huntley High School. 

SECTION II: The Off Premise Sign Permit shall allow installation of the three (3) double-sided, 7.5 square foot 

signs at the specified locations, subject to the following conditions: 

1. The petitioner shall obtain a sign permit from the Development Services Department prior to installing the 

signs. 

2. The signs shall be maintained in good condition at all times. 

SECTION III: This Resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and approval as 

provided by law. 

SECTION IV: All resolutions and parts of resolutions in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. 

Aye Nay Absent Abstain 

Trustee Fender _____ _____ _____ _____ 

Trustee Hahn _____ _____ _____ _____ 

Trustee Hanson _____ _____ _____ _____ 

Trustee Kanakaris _____ _____ _____ _____ 

Trustee Leopold _____ _____ _____ _____ 

Trustee Piwko _____ _____ _____ _____ 

PASSED and APPROVED this 28 th day of March 2013. 

APPROVED: 

ATTEST: 

__________________________________ 

Village President 

____________________________ 

Village Clerk

March 21, 2013 


Agenda Item: 

Petitioner: 

Department: 

Consideration of a resolution granting a Temporary Use Permit to 

Jewel/Osco for 2013 Seasonal Sales at 13200 Village Green Parkway 

Jewel/Osco 

Development Services, Planning and Zoning 

Introduction 

Jewel/Osco is requesting a temporary use permit to conduct their seasonal outdoor sales of merchandise 

for 2013. The request is for the following time periods: 

Spring Garden Center: 

2013 dates: March 31, 2013 through June 30, 2013 

Fall Foliage: 

2013 dates: September 1, 2013 through September 28, 2013 

Fall Pumpkin Patch: 

2013 dates: September 29, 2013 through November 2, 2013 

Winter Wreaths: 

2013 dates: November 3, 2013 through December 28, 2013 

The merchandise would be displayed as depicted on the site plan included in the packet. 


Should the Board approve this request, Staff recommends the following Conditions of Approval: 

1. The standard $75 temporary use permit fee for each request ($300 total) must be paid by Jewel- 

Osco prior to displaying the merchandise. 

2. Walkways must be kept clear and all materials kept at least 3 feet from the curb. 


The petitioner will be required to pay the $75 Temporary Use Permit fee for each event ($300 total). 


The Zoning Ordinance - Section 156.084 Temporary Uses, Structures and Obstructions; (E) (5) Display 

and Sale of Farm, Garden or Floral Commodities allows for the requested temporary use provided it is 

limited to 90 days duration and adequate ingress and egress from adjoining roadways is accommodated. 



resolution granting a Temporary Use Permit to Jewel/Osco for 2013 Seasonal Sales at 13200 Village 

Green Parkway, subject to the conditions of approval. 

Exhibits 

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A RESOLUTION GRANTING A TEMPORARY USE PERMIT 

FOR 2013 SEASONAL SALES 

DRAFT 

Jewel/Osco, 13200 Village Green Parkway 

RESOLUTION (R)2013-03.xx 

WHEREAS, a request for a Temporary Use Permit has been filed by Jewel/Osco seeking permission to conduct 

seasonal outdoor sales of merchandise for the following events during 2013: 

Spring Garden Center Sale Dates: March 31, 2013 through June 30, 2013 

Fall Foliage Sales Dates: September 1, 2013 through September 28, 2013 

Fall Pumpkin Patch Sales Dates: September 29, 2013 through November 2, 2013 

Winter Wreaths Sale Dates: November 3, 2013 through December 28, 2013 

WHEREAS, The Zoning Ordinance - Section 156.084 Temporary Uses, Structures and Obstructions; (E) (5) 

Display and Sale of Farm, Garden or Floral Commodities allows for the requested temporary use provided it is limited to 

90 days duration and adequate ingress and egress from adjoining roadways is accommodated. 

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE 

VILLAGE OF HUNTLEY as follows: 

SECTION I: A Temporary Use Permit is issued to Jewel/Osco authorizing them to conduct seasonal outdoor 

sales of merchandise for the above referenced events subject to the following conditions: 

1. The standard $75 temporary use permit fee for each request ($300 total) must be paid by Jewel/Osco prior to 

displaying the merchandise. 

2. Walkways must be kept clear and all materials kept at least 3 feet from the curb. 

SECTION II: This Resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and approval as provided by 

law. 

SECTION III: All Resolutions and parts of resolutions in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. 



Trustee Hahn _____ _____ _____ _____ 




Trustee Piwko _____ _____ _____ _____ 

PASSED and APPROVED this 28 th day of March, 2013. 

APPROVED: 

ATTEST: 

__________________________________ 


_______________________________ 


March 21, 2013 


Agenda Item: 

Petitioner: 

Department: 

Consideration of an ordinance granting relief from the Village’s Sign 

Regulations to install a ground monument sign with matrix display 

message board at Covington Lakes Retail Shopping Center 


Development Services, Planning and Zoning Division 

Introduction 

Covington Lakes Retail Shopping Center is requesting approval to install a double-faced 

monument sign with a total height of eleven and one-half (11’-6”) feet at the northeast corner of 

Route 47/Rainsford Drive. 

The proposed monument sign will have a 7’-6” x 10’-0” (75 square feet) copy area divided into 

two sections: a 2’-6” x 10’-0” (25 square feet) full-color matrix display board above a 

5’-0” x 10’-0” (50 square feet) area for shopping center tenant names. The sign will be framed 

with brick and a standing seam metal roof element matching the principal structure. 

The proposed sign will be located just west of the westernmost entrance to the site no closer than 

ten (10’) feet from the Rainsford Drive right-of-way/property line and, per the VOH (O) 

2003-09.81, no closer than fifty (50’) feet of the Route 47 right-of-way/property line. 


The proposed monument sign approved as part of the Covington Lakes Retail Shopping Center 

Final Planned Unit Development (VOH (O) 2003-9.81), was twelve (12’) feet in height with 

brick surrounding an eighty-three (83) square foot tenant name copy-area and a stone cap. 

However, the sign was never installed. 

The proposed ground monument sign will require relief from the Village Sign Regulations which 

prohibits signs that move and/or flash, except time and temperature signs, due to the proposed 

full-color matrix display. 

Article XIII – Sign Regulations, Section 156.122 Ground Signs, requirements are as follows: 

SIGN REGULATIONS PROPOSED SIGN RELIEF REQUIRED 

AREA 80 sq. ft. 75 sq. ft. None 

HEIGHT 15 ft. 11’-6” None 

LOCATION 

10 ft. from ROW if sign 

exceeds 3½ ft. in height. 

>10 ft. from ROW & 

southern property line 

None 

NUMBER PER LOT 1 1 None 

CHANGEABLE COPY Area to not exceed 50% of 

the permitted sign area. 

Signs may not rotate or 

flash messages, except time 

and temperature signs. 

33% of permitted sign 

area. Sign would 

periodically change 

messages. 

Relief is required for 

the matrix display 

message board to 

periodically change 

messages. 

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Other reader boards granted relief have been located at individual businesses rather than at a 

multi-tenant center as in this request. 

Staff recommends the following conditions be added should the Village Board approve the 

ground monument sign with graphic reader board and setback relief permit request: 

1. Displays shall contain static messages only and shall not have movement or the 

appearance or optical illusion of movement, of any part of the sign structure, 

design or pictorial segment of the sign, including the movement or appearance 

of movement of any illumination or the flashing, scintillating or varying of light 

intensity other than that provided through an automatic dimming system to 

control overall illumination intensity. Each message on the sign shall be 

displayed for a minimum of 10 seconds. The change of messages must be 

accomplished immediately. 

2. For every one (1) square foot of sign area there shall be provided two (2) square feet of 

landscaped area immediately adjacent to the sign base. 

3. The owners of the shopping center shall make the message board available to 

tenants to utilize for advertising sales or providing other information so as to 

limit requests for temporary banners. 

4. The petitioner shall obtain a sign permit from the Development Services 

Department upon receiving approval from the Village Board. 


The Village’s Sign Regulations permit fees for the subject sign includes the $75.00 basic fee plus 

$0.50 per square foot (75 s.f. x $0.50 or $37.50) and the $60.00 Electrical Permit Fee, for a total 

permit fee of $172.50. 


The Village Board’s authorization for this request is required in accordance with Zoning 

Ordinance - Sign Regulations §156.128 to accommodate the Ground Sign with a matrix display 

board message center. 


A consensus of the Committee of the Whole to forward on to the Village Board for approval an 

ordinance granting relief from the Village’s Sign Regulations to install a ground monument sign 

with matrix display message board at Covington Lakes Retail Shopping Center. 

Exhibits 

• Sign Rendering 

• Location Map 

• Draft Ordinance 

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AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A 

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Ordinance (O) 2013-3.xx 

WHEREAS, the Village is in receipt of a request from Covington Lakes Retail Shopping Center 

to install a monument sign on the subject property located at the northeast corner of Route 47 and 

Rainsford Drive; and 

WHEREAS, the eleven and one-half (11’-6”) foot tall monument sign has a 7’-6” x 10’-0” (75 

square foot) copy area divided into a 2’-6” x 10’-0” (25 square foot) full color matrix display over a 5’- 

0” x 10’-0” (50 square foot) tenant name area framed with brick and topped with a standing seam metal 

roof feature to match the principal structure; and 

WHEREAS, the proposed ground monument sign will require relief from the Village Sign 

Regulations which prohibits signs that move and/or flash, except time and temperature signs, due to the 

proposed full-color matrix display; and 

WHEREAS, the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Huntley have considered the 

request and found the proposed ground sign will not detrimentally affect the character of the area. 

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF 

TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF HUNTLEY as follows: 

SECTION I: A sign permit for a Ground Monument Sign with full-color matrix display shall 

be granted to Covington Lakes Retail Shopping Center located at the northeast corner of Route 

47/Rainsford Drive, subject to the following conditions: 

1. Displays shall contain static messages only and shall not have movement or the 

appearance or optical illusion of movement, of any part of the sign structure, design or 

pictorial segment of the sign, including the movement or appearance of movement of 

any illumination or the flashing, scintillating or varying of light intensity other than 

that provided through an automatic dimming system to control overall illumination 

intensity. Each message on the sign shall be displayed for a minimum of 10 seconds. 

The change of messages must be accomplished immediately. 

2. For every one (1) square foot of sign area there shall be provided two (2) square feet of 

landscaped area immediately adjacent to the sign base. 

3. The owners of the shopping center shall make the message board available to tenants to 

utilize for advertising sales or providing other information so as to limit requests for 

temporary banners.

4. The petitioner shall obtain a sign permit from the Development Services Department 

upon receiving approval from the Village Board. 

SECTION II: This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and 

approval as provided by law. 

SECTION III: All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. 



Trustee Hahn _____ _____ _____ _____ 




Trustee Piwko _____ _____ _____ _____ 

PASSED and APPROVED this 28 th day of March, 2013 

APPROVED: 

ATTEST: 

__________________________________ 


____________________________ 


March 21, 2013 


Agenda Item: 

Department: 

Consideration of a Resolution Approving a Proposal for Professional 

Engineering Services for Design and Construction Services of 

Roadway Lighting for the Kreutzer Road Extension – Christopher B. 

Burke Engineering, Ltd. 

Engineering Department 

Introduction 

Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd. has submitted a proposal for professional engineering 

services for design and construction services of roadway lighting for the Kreutzer Road 

extension. The proposal includes an understanding of the project, scope of services, and estimate 

of fee. Total estimated cost is $22,100. 


Since Kreutzer Road is under Village jurisdiction, it is more cost effective to complete the 

roadway lighting under a separate contract which only requires Village review of lighting design. 

The design will be in accordance with existing Village standards and will match the existing 

lighting to the north and east of the project. Design will include roadway lighting poles, 

luminaires, metal foundations, HDPE duct, and wire that will be utilized for a plan set to be bid 

out separately from the Kreutzer Road Extension. 


The total estimated cost is $22,100 which will be billed to the Village on a time and materials 

basis, not to exceed the $22,100 total utilizing the rates in the Master Agreement for billing 

purposes. Lighting is part of the overall cost for the Kreutzer Road Extension, which is funded 

in the FY2013 Annual Budget line item 04-10-4-7500, Street Improvement Fund. 


Staff has reviewed the proposal and all is in order for Village Board consideration. 


A consensus of the Committee of the Whole to forward on to the Village Board a motion to 

approve a Resolution Approving a Proposal for Professional Engineering Services for Design 

and Construction Services of Roadway Lighting for the Kreutzer Road Extension – Christopher 

B. Burke Engineering, Ltd. 

Exhibits 

• Proposal for Professional Engineering Services 


CHRISTOPHER B. BURKE ENGINEERING, LTD. 

9575 West Higgins Road Suite 600 Rosemont, Illinois 60018 TEL (847) 823-0500 FAX(847) 823-0520 


Village of Huntley 

10987 Main Street 

Huntley, IL 60142 

Attention: 

Subject: 

Mr. Dave Johnson 

Village Manager 

Proposal for Professional Engineering Services 

Design and Construction Services of Roadway Lighting for Kreutzer Road 

from Plymouth Lane to Princeton Drive 

Dear Mr. Johnson: 

As requested by the Village of Huntley (Village), Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd. 

(CBBEL) is pleased to submit this proposal for professional engineering services related to 

the design of roadway lighting on Kreutzer Road from Plymouth Lane to Princeton Drive. 

Included in this submittal is our Understanding of the Project, Scope of Services and 

Estimate of Fee. The contact person for this project will be Mr. Anthony DeRicco, PE, Head 

of the Electrical Section in our Rosemont, Illinois office. Mr. DeRicco may be contacted at 

(847) 823-0500 to answer any of your questions regarding this proposal. 

UNDERSTANDING OF THE PROJECT 

The Illinois Department of Transportation (I DOT) is currently designing roadway construction 

plans which would extend Kreutzer Road from Plymouth Lane to IL Route 47 in the Village 

of Huntley. This I DOT project is targeted for an April 26, 2013 Letting. The Village wishes to 

design and construct roadway lighting for this new road concurrently with the roadway work, 

but under a separate contract. 

The new portion of Kreutzer Road is proposed to be a local road under Village jurisdiction, 

same as the existing portion. Design and construction of the roadway lighting will be locally 

funded, therefore only a Village review of the proposed lighting design will be required. 

The lighting design will be in accordance with current Village standards and will match the 

existing lighting to the north and east of this project. The design will include new roadway 

lighting poles, luminaires, metal foundations, HOPE duct, and wire. The lighting system will 

be owned and maintained by the Village of Huntley. The lighting design submittals will be in 

accordance with lOOT's "District 1 General Guidelines for Lighting Design" and the

American National Standard Practice for Roadway Lighting/Illuminating Engineering Society 

of North America (ANSI/ESNA) "RP-8-00 Recommended Practice for Roadway Lighting", 

latest editions. 

It is also our understanding the lighting design plans will be developed by the use of CAD 

files of existing survey and proposed roadway design that were prepared by Civil Tech, Inc. 

We assume the Village will acquire these files, which will be in Microstation format, and 

provide to CBBEL. We will begin our lighting design upon receipt of final roadway geometric 

design plans in CAD format. Our plans and specifications will be a standalone bidding set of 

Contract Documents. 

CBBEL will perform the following tasks: 

SCOPE OF SERVICES 

Task 1 - Data Collection: CBBEL will meet with the appropriate staff at the Village to 

determine the minimum lighting requirements, potential source of electrical service, and 

preferred roadway lighting equipment/layout. CBBEL will use drawings and information 

provided by the Village to prepare the submittals and lighting plans. 

Task 2 - Preliminarv Roadway Lighting Submittal: Based on the information collected in 

Task 1, a photometric analysis computer program will be utilized to determine pole spacing 

in accordance with ANSI-IES RP-8-00 minimum recommendations. Preliminary lighting 

plans will be prepared showing locations of proposed light poles and potential sources of 

power. The preliminary plans along with proposed photometric calculations and luminaire 

voltage drop calculations will be submitted to the Village for review. 

Task 3 - Prefinal Roadway Lighting Submittal: Upon approval of the preliminary submittal, 

proposed roadway lighting plan/detail sheets and specifications will be prepared. The plan 

sheets will include the locations of the lighting units along with electric cables/raceways, 

controllers and hand holes. Detail drawings will include light pole and luminaire, pole 

foundation, lighting controller cabinet/component schedule/wiring diagram, pole handhole 

wiring diagram, one line circuit diagram, hand hole and conduit installation details. Detailed 

specifications will be prepared and incorporated into an overall Local contract bidding 

document. The detailed prefinal design will be submitted to the Village for review along with 

an engineer's opinion of probable construction cost and summary of quantities 

Task 4- Utility Coordination: CBBEL will provide coordination with local utility companies in 

effort to determine approximate locations of existing utilities in the vicinity of the project site 

and coordinate new electric service if required. 

Task 5 - Final Roadway Lighting Submittal: CBBEL will respond to review comments from 

the Village and revise the plans, specifications and quantities accordingly. CBBEL will then 

resubmit the revised design to the Village for final review. 

Task 6 - Preconstruction and Construction Services: CBBEL will assist the Village with a 

bid review and make a recommendation for contract award. CBBEL will also review shop 

drawings submitted by the contractor for the proposed equipment and provide part time 

construction observation services which will include periodic site visits, attending a final 

walkthrough, witnessing final testing and make recommendations to the Village for 

acceptance. 

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ESTIMATE OF FEE 

CBBEL proposes to perform Tasks 1 - 6 for the below listed fees: 

DESCRITION 

Task 1 - Data Collection 

Task 2- Preliminary Roadway Lighting Submittal 

Task 3- Prefinal Roadway Lighting Submittal 

Task 4- Utility Coordination 

Task 5- Final Roadway Lighting Submittal 

Task 6 - Preconstruction and Construction Services 

TOTAL 

FEE 

$1,100 

$6,000 

$10,000 

$1,000 

$2,000 

$2,000 

$22,100 

The above estimated fees will be billed to the Village on a time and materials basis, not to 

exceed the above total. CBBEL will utilize the rates in our Master Agreement for billing 

purposes. 

Please sign and return one copy of this agreement as an indication of acceptance and 

notice to proceed. Please feel free to contact us anytime. 

Sincerely, 

Christopher B. Burke, PhD, PE, D.WRE, F.ASCE 

President 

GAH/pjb 

THIS PROPOSAL, SCHEDULE OF CHARGES & GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS 

ACCEPTED FOR THE VILLAGE OF HUNTLEY 

BY: 

TITLE: 

DATE: 

N PROPOSALS\ADMIN\2013\Huntley Kreutzer Rd Lighting.021113.docx 

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RESOLUTION APPROVING A 

PROPOSAL FOR PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES 

FOR DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION SERVICES OF ROADWAY LIGHTING FOR 

THE KREUTZER ROAD EXTENSION 

Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd. 

RESOLUTION (R)2013-03.XX 

DRAFT 

WHEREAS, the Village of Huntley has received a Proposal for Professional Engineering 

Services from Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd. for design and construction services of 

roadway lighting for the Kreutzer Road Extension; and 

WHEREAS, all work performed under this proposal will be in accordance with the 

Master Agreement for Village Engineering Services; and 

WHEREAS, the installation of roadway lighting along the Kreutzer Road Extension is an 

integral component of the project but will be bid out under a separate contract; and 

WHEREAS, lighting is part of the overall cost for the Kreutzer Road Extension, which is 

funded in the FY2013 Annual Budget line item 04-10-4-7500, Street Improvement Fund; and 

WHEREAS, the Village of Huntley has reviewed the proposal submitted and has 

determined that it is in the best interest to enter into said contract with Christopher B. Burke 

Engineering, Ltd. 

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF 


SECTION I: The Village of Huntley adopts and approves the execution of the Proposal 

for Professional Engineering Services contract from Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd. to 

provide professional engineering services to the Village for Design and Construction Services of 

Roadway Lighting for the Kreutzer Road Extension in the form attached hereto and a copy of 

which is incorporated herein. 

SECTION II: The Village President and Village Clerk are authorized to execute said 

Proposal for Professional Engineering Services with Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd. in 

an amount not-to-exceed $22,100. 

SECTION III: This Resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage 

and approval as provided by law. 

SECTION IV: All Resolutions and parts of resolutions in conflict herewith are hereby 

repealed.



Trustee Hahn _____ _____ _____ _____ 




Trustee Piwko _____ _____ _____ _____ 


APPROVED: 

_____________________________ 


ATTEST: 

_____________________________________ 


March 21, 2013 


Agenda Item: 

Department: 

Consideration of a Resolution Approving a Professional Services 

Agreement (PSA) between the Village of Huntley and Houseal Lavigne 

Associates for preparation of a Downtown Streetscape Plan 

Village Manager’s Office 

Introduction 

As reviewed with the Village Board on February 14, 2013, a priority of the Downtown Revitalization 

Plan is to implement a comprehensive and consistent streetscape improvement system within the 

Downtown. Based on this priority, a goal for the Development Services Department in 2013 is to 

prepare a master streetscape plan that will achieve the following: 

1. Develop clear consensus on an overall design. 

2. Obtain consensus for specific design elements including, but not limited to, streets, sidewalks, 

utilities, site amenities, and wayfinding signage. 

3. Prepare engineering plans to construct improvements in manageable pieces. 

To assist with achieving this goal staff has contacted Houseal Lavigne Associates to provide a proposal 

for the preparation of a master streetscape plan for the Downtown. Houseal Lavigne is the planning 

firm that prepared the Downtown Revitalization Plan which was adopted by the Village Board in 

September 2010. 

The proposal prepared by Houseal Lavigne provides a scope of work that will result in a streetscape 

plan that will be the basis for preparing engineering plans. Houseal Lavigne will work closely with the 

Village’s engineering consultant, Christopher B. Burke Engineering Ltd., to ensure proposed designs 

can be properly engineered and constructed in manageable phases. 

The ultimate goal is to have engineering plans prepared and ready for construction when funding first 

becomes available from either the new Downtown/Route 47 Corridor TIF or grant opportunities. 

Engineering plans are separate and are not a part of the proposed PSA with Houseal Lavigne 

Associates. 


The scope of work proposes to complete the work at a not to exceed cost of $40,000. 


None required. 



Resolution authorizing the Village Manager to enter into a PSA between the Village of Huntley and 

Houseal Lavigne Associates for preparation of a Downtown Streetscape Plan. 

Exhibits 

• Proposed Agreement, dated 3/14/13 


PLANNING DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 

HOUSEAL 

LAVIGNE 

ASSOCIA'T'E:S 

DATE: March 14, 2013 

TO: Charles Nordman, AICP 

FROM: Houseal Lavigne Associates 

RE: Downtown Streetscape 

In previous meetings and communications several items were considered and discussed relating to 

Downtown Huntley and the newly established TIF District. This included streetscape, signage, a 

façade/site improvement program, developer recruitment and other issues related to TIF eligible 

expenses. 

It is our understanding, that at this time, you would like to focus efforts on just the streetscape 

component. While the following scope of work is designed specifically related to streetscape, we will 

remain flexible throughout the process and available to work on other issues related to Downtown and 

the TIF District. 

Scope of Work – Huntley Downtown Streetscape 

Step 1: Project Initiation 

To “kick‐off” the streetscape project on the right foot, meetings with Village representatives are needed 

prior to developing concepts for IL‐47 and East Main St. After the “kick‐off” to the streetscape project, 

our proposed outreach activities will help us to gather community input and preferences that will guide 

the development of streetscape design concepts. 

1a: Village Staff Meeting 

Key members of the Consultant Team will meet with Huntley’s staff and representatives from CBBEL. 

This first meeting will allow the Project Director for the Consultant Team to review and discuss matters 

with Village staff. Regular and “as needed” meetings and conference calls with Village staff and CBBEL 

will be coordinated and held at no charge throughout the planning process to ensure an open 

communication and exchange of ideas. 

HOUSEAL LAVIGNE 

ASSOCIATES, LLC. 

CHICAGO,IL 

134 North Walle Street, Suite 1100 

Chicago, II. 60602 

(312) 372-1008 

www.hlplanning.com 

iDfo@hlplanning.com

1b: Project Initiation – Village Board & Village Officials 

Before design work begins, a project initiation meeting and workshop will be held to set the foundation 

for the design direction and to discuss the issues facing IL‐47 and East Main St. Participants in the 

Project Initiation Meeting could include elected/appointed officials, Village staff, and key personnel 

from the Consultant Team. The purpose of this meeting will be to: (a) refine the work program for the 

project; (b) review and establish the roles and responsibilities for all parties involved throughout the 

process; and, (c) establish a schedule for the project. The Project Initiation Meeting will conclude with a 

Project Initiation Workshop. The workshop is intended to solicit the views of the Village Board and staff 

regarding their concerns and aspirations for the Village of Huntley, IL‐47, and East Main St. The purpose 

of this workshop will be to: (a) discuss the overall design objectives for both streetscapes; (b) participate 

in a visual preference survey; and (c) develop an initial design framework for the Sketch Concept Plans. 

1c: Visual Preference Survey – Elected/appointed officials & Village Staff 

As part of the Project Initiation Workshop, the consultant will prepare a Visual Preference Survey to 

solicit feedback on issues such as streetscape image and character, design motifs, plant materials, site 

furnishings, traffic flow, pedestrian amenities, etc. The Consultant will then analyze survey results and 

prepare a summary report. The visual preference survey results, together with other aspects of the 

Project Initiation Meeting, will be used to help develop Sketch Concept Plans. 

Step 2: Project Base Development & Reconnaissance 

After the consultant has met with Village staff and officials they will begin to develop a project base and 

secure any additional data/input that is available. 

2a: Project Base Development 

The project base will reflect the boundaries of the TIF district and through discussions with Village staff. 

If possible, the Village will provide the consultant with a digital copy of a survey or other appropriate 

drawings showing the boundaries of the streets, building footprints, etc. 

2b: Reconnaissance 

The consultant will use the project base to conduct field reconnaissance to confirm specific elements 

such as existing tree locations, utilities and infrastructure, pavement widths, and building setbacks. Once 

the field reconnaissance information is interpreted, the project base will be complete. 

Step 3: Sketch Concept Streetscape Plans 

Based upon the review of available plans, the prior meetings/workshops with the Village staff and the 

Village Board, and a reconnaissance of the downtown the consultant will develop Design Objectives and 

Sketch Concept Plans for the IL‐47 and East Main streetscape. This step will also include the evaluation 

and refinement of the selected Sketch Concept Plan. 

3a: Design Objectives & Sketch Concept Plans 

For both IL‐47 and East Main St, the consultant will develop Design Objectives and three (3) Sketch 

Concept Plans for Village staff and the Village Board to review. Based upon a meeting and a review of 

these Plans, a preferred concept will be selected to be further refined into the Preferred Sketch Concept 

Plan. 

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3b.Parking Areas 

In that surface parking areas will ultimately be an important component of the look, function and 

character of Downtown, treatment of the Downtown parking areas will be addressed with particular 

emphasis on the municipal lot off of Main Street. 

3c: Preferred Sketch Concept Plan 

The Consultant will refine the selected Sketch Concept Plan and prepare additional supporting graphics 

needed to illustrate the proposed streetscape concepts. The consultant will present the Preferred 

Sketch Concept Plan to the Village staff for review and approval. 

Step 4: Preliminary Streetscape Plan 

4a: Preliminary Streetscape Plan 

The consultant will refine Preferred Sketch Concept Plan to reflect review comments to develop the 

Preliminary Streetscape Plan. The Consultant will deliver to the Village a Preliminary Streetscape Plan 

which will include; (a) recommendations for plant types/species, site furnishings, and hardscape 

materials; (b) concepts for gateway features and wayfinding signage; and (c) probable costs of 

Preliminary Streetscape Plan recommendations. This will help the Village in future preparation of 

construction documents for the streetscapes and coordinating with relevant service providers and 

agencies. (construction documents are not to be a part of this scope). 

4b: Preliminary Streetscape Plan to Village Board 

The Preliminary Streetscape Plan will be presented to the Village Board. Based on review and 

discussion, and based on public feedback during the public hearing, a revised Preliminary Streetscape 

Plan will be prepared and delivered to Village Staff. 

Projected Cost and Timing: 

The cost for completing the above Scope of Work is a not to exceed amount of $40,000. The project 

would be completed within 10 weeks from the date of approval of the Scope of Work. 

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RESOLUTION AUTHORIZSING A PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT 

WITH HOUSEAL LAVIGNE ASSOCIATES FOR PREPARATION OF 

A DOWNTOWN STREETSCAPE PLAN 

RESOLUTION (R)2013-03.XX 

WHEREAS, the Village of Huntley has received a proposal from Houseal Lavigne Associates 

for preparation of a master streetscape plan for the Downtown area; and 

WHEREAS, said Downtown streetscape plan will further work towards accomplishing the goals 

identified in the Village’s Strategic Plan and Downtown Revitalization Plan; and 

WHEREAS, the Village of Huntley has reviewed the proposal submitted and has determined that 

it is in the best interest to authorize Staff to enter into a Professional Services Agreement (PSA) with 

Houseal Lavigne Associates for a Downtown Streetscape Plan. 


TRUSTEES OF THE FILLAGE OF HUNTLEY as follows: 

SECTION I: The Village of Huntley approves the execution of the Professional Services 

Agreement (PSA) with Houseal Lavigne Associates for a Downtown Streetscape Plan in the form 

attached hereto and a copy of which is incorporated herein. 

SECTION II: The Village Manager is authorized to execute said PSA with Houseal Lavigne 

Associates in an amount not-to-exceed $40,000. 

SECTION III: This Resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and 


SECTION IV: All Resolutions and parts of resolutions in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. 



Trustee Hahn _____ _____ _____ _____ 




Trustee Piwko _____ _____ _____ _____ 

PASSED and APPROVED this 28 th day of March, 2013 

APPROVED: 

DRAFT 

ATTEST: 

________________________________ 


_________________________ 


March 21, 2013 


Agenda Item: 

Department: 

Consideration of a Resolution Authorizing the Purchase three Police 

Patrol Vehicles 

Police Department 

Introduction 

Based on current vehicle use and projected mileage of patrol vehicles, FY2013 vehicle 

replacement plan includes three (3) patrol vehicles. 


This replacement plan will address three 2009 vehicles (#21, #23 & #26) which are all nearing or 

over 100,000 miles. The police squad car fleet is heavily used, sometimes around the clock. The 

cars not only have high mileage but also many idling hours which add to the engine wear. These 

vehicles are all in their fourth year of service and are in need of replacement. The new squad cars 

will be more reliable and will better serve the community. 

The police squad car fleet is changing over from the traditional Ford Crown Vic to the Ford 

Interceptor. The Interceptor is offered in both sedan and SUV versions. This purchase will 

include one sedan and two SUV. Both are offered in all wheel drive and have numerous 

exchangeable parts designed for efficient repairs. Both are equipped with a V-6 engine and are 

rated as flex-fuel vehicles which will allow the department to continue to utilize E-85 fuel for the 

fleet. The new Ford Interceptors that are presently in the fleet provided superior performance 

during the recent snow events. 


Staff is seeking approval to purchase the vehicles through the Illinois Department of Central 

Management Services (CMS) Procurement Program. Morrow Brothers Ford out of Greenfield, 

Illinois was awarded the State bid. Total cost for the three vehicles is $82,552.00. 

Funds for this project will come from the Village’s Equipment Replacement Fund line item: 48- 

10-4-7750. 


Not applicable. 



resolution authorizing the purchase of three Police patrol vehicles. 

Exhibits 

• 2013 Budget Exhibit 



FISCAL YEAR 2013 ANNUAL BUDGET 

Equipment Replacement Fund 

Police Department Vehicle Replacement 

$135,000 

Funding Source 

Equipment Replacement Fund: 48-10-4-7750 $135,000 

Project Description and Justification 

Based on current vehicle use and projected mileage of 

patrol vehicles, FY13 replacement plan will include three 

(3) patrol vehicles. This replacement plan will address 

vehicles (#21, #23 & #26) that will exceed 100,000 miles 

right after the first of the year. 

The present patrol squad used by the department is the 

Ford Interceptor. The Ford Interceptor is offered in both 

sedan and SUV versions. Both are offered in all wheel 

drive and have numerous exchangeable parts designed for 

efficient repairs. Both are equipped with a V-6 engine and 

are rated as flex-fuel vehicles which will allow the 

department to continue to utilize E-85 fuel for the fleet. 

Most of the equipment installed in the squad cars is at least 

6 years old. This cost includes new lights, sirens, console, 

prisoner partition, prisoner rear seat with restraint, and gun 

rack. The radar unit, radiation detector, printer, laptop, 

and radio will be removed from the old vehicle and 

installed in the new car. 

Fiscal Year 2013 Annual Budget

RESOLUTION APPROVING THE PURCHASE OF 

THREE (3) POLICE PATROL VEHICLES 

IN THE AMOUNT OF $82,552.00 

DRAFT 

Resolution (R)2013-03.xx 

WHEREAS, based on current vehicle use and projected mileage of the 2009 patrol vehicles #21, #23 

and #26 all nearing 100,000 miles; and 

WHEREAS, police squad car fleet is heavily used, sometimes around the clock with many idling hours 

which add to engine wear; and 

WHEREAS, the police squad car fleet is changing over from the traditional Ford Crown Vic to the Ford 

Interceptor; and 

WHEREAS, the purchase will include one sedan and two SUV Ford Interceptors with all-wheel drive 

and numerous exchangeable parts designed for efficient repairs; and 

WHEREAS, the purchases of the vehicles will be made through the Illinois Department of Central 

Management Services (CMS) Procurement Program from Morrow Brothers Ford of Greenfield, Illinois for a 

total cost of $82,552.00; and 

WHEREAS, the funds for the purchase will come from the Village’s Equipment Replacement Fund line 

item: 48-10-4-7750. 

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF 

THE VILLAGE OF HUNTLEY as follows: 

SECTION I: The Village Board approves the purchase of three (3) Ford Interceptors at a cost of 

$82,552.00. 

SECTION II: This Resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and approval 

as provided by law. 

SECTION III: All Resolutions and parts of resolutions in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. 



Trustee Hahn _____ _____ _____ _____ 

Trustee Hanson ____ _____ _____ _____ 



Trustee Piwko _____ _____ _____ _____ 


APPROVED: 

ATTEST : 

____________________________________ 

Village Clerk 

_____________________________ 

Village President

March 21, 2013 


Agenda Item: 

Department: 

Consideration of a Resolution Approving the Purchase of a 2013 John 

Deere 524K Wheel Loader from West Side Tractor Sales Co. 

Public Works 

Introduction 

The FY2013 Budget includes funding for the purchase of a new front end loader (wheel loader) 

equipped with lifting forks and snowplow attachments. Amount budgeted is $150,000. The loader 

would be utilized for unloading pipe and cleaning cul-de-sacs. 


The Village recently joined the National Joint Powers Alliance (NJPA), which competitively bids the 

procurement of various goods and services. Staff has obtained a proposal from NJPA and a second 

proposal from West Side Tractor Co., (the regional franchise supplier for John Deere). The bid 

proposal from NJPA comes directly from corporate John Deere, but would be delivered through West 

Side Tractor. West Side Tractor is willing to provide an additional discount from the NJPA price 

because of their long history of supplying equipment to Huntley. 


Staff has received two (2) bid proposals: 

• NJPA $138,435.61 

• West Side Tractor $136,980.00 ($1,455.61 less) 

The FY2013 Budget has $150,000.00 identified for purchasing a new 2013 Wheel Loader split 

between Capital Projects Fund 02-10-4-7720, Water Capital 20-10-4-6900 and Sewer Capital 30-90-4- 

6955 ($50,000 each fund), which will leave a balance of $13,020.00 to purchase either a snowplow 

attachment or lifting forks. 



resolution approving the purchase of a 2013 John Deere 524K Wheel Loader from West Side Tractor 

Co. in the amount of $136,980.00 

Exhibits 

• Proposals from NJPA and West Side Tractor Co. 

• Photo of Wheel Loader 


DJoHNDEERE 

JOHN DEERE 

CONF IDENT IAl 


IL 60142 


Quote Number 138832 : Wheel Loader 524K, NJPA Contract 

060311-JDC. 

All the prices in the detailed sections are Per machine basis. 

Machine Confi1 uration 

Code 

Description 

7550T 524K 4WD LOADER 

0810 STANDARD GATHERING GROUP 

0914 IT4 ENGINE 

1010 STD 524K LOADER 

1110 TRANSMISSION WO AX DISC 

1210 I 00 AMP ALTERN A TOR 

1330 MUFFLER WITH CHROME EXHAUST 

1410 AIR INTAKE WO PRECLEANER 

1510 STANDARD FAN DRIVE 

1610 FUEL TANK W STD FILTER 

1700 J D UNK ULTIMATE 

19 10 STEERING CYLINDER GREASED 

2010 ZBAR LINKAGE (ZB) 

2120 CONVENTIONAL STEERING 

2220 SEAT, CLOTH W AIR SUSPENSION 

2432 3FN/JYSTK/I AUX/FNR 

2510 RIDE CONTROL SYSTEM 

2605 ENGLISH DECALS 

3049 AXLE, WI HYD FRONT & REAR 

3120 AXLEMANUALD~FLOCK 

4411 20.5R25 L2 I STAR MI-3PC RIM 

5540 FULL COV FR FNDR/R PLATFORM 

7120 HD LED MARKER/TURN LIGHTS 

8220 CASTlllTCH 

8310 OUTSIDE MIRRORS 

8422 CAB \VITH AJR 

8450 ACCHARGE 

8550 BUCKET PfNS 

Qty 

Unit Price 

1 $153,915.00 

I 

In Base 

I $12,386.00 

I $0.00 

I 

In Base 

I $460.00 

I $341.00 

I 

In Base 

1 In Base 

I 

I 

I 

In Base 

In Base 

In Base 

1 In Base 

I 

I 

In Base 

In Base 

I $2,900.00 

I $4,015.00 

I $0.01 

I $1,953.00 

I 

In Base 

1 $16,642.00 

I $701.00 

I $254.00 

I $688.00 

I 

In Base 

I $ 12, 100.00 

1 In Base 

I $366.00 

Quote Prcplrcd using Din:cl Sales Sy~ti.'m 

Quo!< Number 138832 

Dated: Febmary 15, 2013

9015 ENGINE BLOCK H EATER I $241.00 

9 105 RADIO, AJvf/ FMIWB I $3 14.00 

9 140 FIRE EXTINGUISHER I $ 138.00 

9225 10 AMP CONVERTER-I PLUG I $250.00 

9420 TRANSMlSSION GUARDS I $450.00 

9430 AUX BOTTOM GUARDS I $ 1,362.00 

Custom Jobs 

Total $209,476.01 

Discount (38%) $79,600.88 

Net Price Sl29,875.13 

Code Description Qty Price 

300HV JRB Provide Hyd Coupler w/Z=bar Kit I $2,525.00 

QC250GP JRB Provide 2.5YD GP Bucket w!BOCE I $3,892.54 

300JPH JRB Provide 3rd Function Jumper Hose Kit I $383.80 

INSTALL JRB Installation Charge I $397.94 

Total $7,199.28 

Quote Summary - Wheel Loader 524K (per unit) 

Item Description 

Prices 

Machine Net Price $129,875. 13 

Custom Jobs $7,1 99.28 

Price per Machine $137,074.41 

I Destination Freight Charge 

I Huntley,IL $1,361.20 

Total Net Price (Quantity = 1) $138,435.61 

Warranty Tenus 

524K includes Standard Warranty of 12 months. 

Remar!ss: 

Please note that this quote is valid for 30 days. 

Contact Richard Murga; Phone 309-765-0260, Fax 309-765-3358; Email: 

MurgaRichard@JohnDeere.com -- PO must be made out to: John Deere Construction Retail 

Sales, 15 15 Fifth Ave., Moline, IL 6 1265 

Quote Ph.'pJn:U using Direct Sale) Sy:,tcm 

Quo!< Numb

Jim Schwartz 

From: 

Sent: 

To: 

Subject: 

Attachments: 

Dan Ruggles 

Friday, February 15, 2013 3:58 PM 

Jim Schwartz 

Fwd: Village of Huntley 524K Spec. (NJPA Contract Quote) 

Huntley, IL 524K NJPA.pdf; ATTOOOOl.htm 

Sent fi:om my iPhone 

Begin f01warded message: 

From: Ron Svartoien 

Date: February 15,2013,4:12:04 PM CST 

To: 

Cc: Btian Benck 

Subject: FW: Village of Huntley S24K Spec. (NJPA Contract Quote) 

Dear Dan, 

Attached is a Quote Number 138832 (NJPA Contract) For a New 524K Wheel 

Loader with the Specs. You/Jim And I discussed. Any questions regarding 

tllis quote, or the NJPA Contract, feel free to contact Richard Murga 

(309-765-0260) with John Deere Retail Sales. 

Thank-you Ron Svartoien 

Ron Svartoien 

West Side Tractor Sales 

Sales Representative 

PH. 815-961-3160 

Cell 815-378-3645 

FX. 815-965-1810 

1

WESTSIDE' 

~ 

TRACTOR 

SALES CO 

3110 Prairie Road, Rockford, IL 61102 (815) 961-3160 

Naperville - Rockford - South Holland - Rockdale - Wauconda 


Dan Ruggles 


10987 Main St. 

Huntley IL 60142 

Dear Dan Ruggles 

We are pleased to quote one (1) New John Deere 524K Wheel Loader with: 

• Standard Gathering Group 

• John Deere IT-4 Engine 

• Transmission W/0 AX Disc 

• 100 Amp Alternator 

• Muffler with Chrome Exhaust 

• Air Intake W/0 Precleaner 

• Standard Drive/Fuel Tank w/Standard Filter 

• JD Link Ultimate 

• Steering Cylinder Greased 

• Standard ZB Boom w/Standard Linkage/Conventional Steering 

• Cloth Air Suspension Seat 

• 3 F/Joystick/1 Aux/FNR 

• Ride Control System 

• English Decals 

• Axle W/Hydraulic Front and Rear/Axle Manual Diff Lock 

• 20.5R25 1 Star L2 MI-3PC Rim 

• Full Front Fenders/R Platform 

• HD LED Marker/Turn Lights 

• Cast Hitch 

• Engine Block Heater 

• Outside Mirror/Fire Extinguisher 

• Cab with Air/AC Charge 

• Bucket Pins 

• Radio, AM/FM/WB 

• 10 Amp Converter- 1 Plug 

• Transmission Guards/Bottom Guards 

59 WESTSIDE' 

Providing Sohni om for Flfcy Yeors

WEST SID~ 

~ 

TRACTOR 

SALES CO 

3110 Prairie Road, Rockford, IL 61102 {815) 961-3160 

Naperville - Rockford - South Holland - Rockdale - Wauconda 


Page 2 


• Installed JRB Hydraulic Coupler 

• Installed JRB 3 rd Function Hose Kit 

• Installed JRB 2.5 cu. yd. Bucket W/Auxiliary Edge 

SELLING PRICE FOB VILLAGE OF HUNTLEY $136,980.00 

Thank you for considering John Deere and West Side Tractor Sales Co. for your equipment needs. If you 

have any questions please call me at the office, 815-961-3160, or on my cell, 815-378-3645. 

Sincerely 

RON SVARTOIEN 

SALES REPRESENTATIVE 

59 WESTSIDE' 

Pro,·iding Sohuion' for fifry Yurs

fe ch'M EPA Interim Tier 4/EU Stage 1118 diesels deliver 

impressive torque reserves that top out at a whopping 55 

percent in the 624K. It's a K-Series advantage that helps 

maintain good boom and bucket speed in and out of the 

pile. For heaped loads, even in wet or hard-packed material. 

K-Series Loaders ride on a wide stance that provides 

additional lateral stability for handling heavy loads and 

working on rough terrain. Overall balance is exceptiona l. 

Same-side ground-level service access makes the daily 

routine quick and easy. Enhanced on board diagnostics 

and extended service intervals further maximize uptime. 

Z-Bar or Parallel Lift? If you can't decide which configuration 

is best for you, the patented design of the 544K and 624K 

Powerllel'" delivers the best of both. 

For unsurpassed visibility to the coupler and materialhandling 

fi nesse, choose the 624K with tool-carrier-style 

parallel-lift boom . 

2 

3 

Peak Net Horsepower 

Bucket Capacity 

Z-Bar: 

Tipping load 

Breakout Force 

Operating Weight 

Powerllel'": 

Tipping Load 


Operating Weight 

Tool Carrier: 

Tipping load 


124 141 163 186 

2.5 cu. yd. 2.75 cu. yd. 3.0 cu. yd. 3.5 cu. yd. 

17,741 lb. 19,6521b. 20,898 1b. 26,4091 b. 

40-degree full turn 40-degree full turn 40-degree full turn 

17,570 lb. 20.2671b. 23,95 1 1b. 28,266lb. 

24,6981b. 27.4451b. '28,62 1 lb. 34,566lb. 

13,800 lb. N/A 16,771 lb. 20,6091b. 

40-degree full turn 

40-degree fu ll turn 

13,352 1b. N/A 18,968lb. 23,719 1b. 

27,1551b. N/A 31,0071b. 37,2681b. 

N/A N/A N/A 24.4261b. 

N/A N/A 28.4841b.

DRAFT 

RESOLUTION APPROVING THE PURCHASE OF A 

2013 JOHN DEERE 524K WHEEL LOADER 

FROM WEST SIDE TRACTOR SALES CO. 

IN THE AMOUNT OF $136,980.00 

Resolution (R)2013-03.xx 

WHEREAS, the Village of Huntley 2013 Annual Budget includes $150,000 for the purchase of a 

new front end loader (wheel loader); and 

WHEREAS, the wheel loader will be utilized throughout the year for utility projects and removal 

of snow from cul-de-sacs; and 

WHEREAS, the Village has received a quote from the National Joint Powers Alliance (NJPA), 

which competitively solicited bids for a 2013 John Deere 524K Wheel Loader, in the amount of 

$138,435.61; and 

WHEREAS, West Side Tractor has agreed to provide a 2013 John Deere 524K Wheel Loader at a 

lesser cost of $136,980. 



SECTION I: The Village Board approves the purchase of a 2013 John Deere 524K Wheel 

Loader from West Side Tractor at a cost of $136,980. 

SECTION II: This Resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and 


SECTION III: 

All Resolutions and parts of resolutions in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. 



Trustee Hahn _____ _____ _____ _____ 

Trustee Hanson ____ _____ _____ _____ 



Trustee Piwko _____ _____ _____ _____ 


ATTEST : 

APPROVED: 

_____________________________ 


____________________________________ 


March 21, 2013 


Agenda Item: 

Department: 

Consideration of an Ordinance Adopting the 2013 Village of Huntley 

Zoning Map Update 

Development Services, Planning and Zoning 

Introduction 

Annually, in accordance with the Huntley Zoning Ordinance the Village is required to formally 

adopt an updated zoning map. The required notice, informing the public of the revised map, will 

appear in the Northwest Herald during the week of March 25, 2013. 


The following zoning reclassifications are reflected on the proposed map: 

(1) 10408 Cindy Jo Avenue – The map has been updated to reflect the rezoning from 

“R-1” Single Family Residence District to “R-3” Duplex Residence District per 

Ordinance 2012-03.10 

(2) 12005 Fourth Street – The map has been updated to reflect the rezoning from 

“M” Manufacturing District to “R-2” Single Family Residence District per Ordinance 

2012-06.28 

(2) Talamore – Pod 2 – The map has been updated to reflect the rezoning from 

“R-4 (PUD)” Townhomes and Condominiums – Planned Unit Development to 

“RE-1 (PUD)” Residential Estate District – Planned Unit Development per Ordinance 

2012-09.42 


Not applicable. 


Not necessary. 


A consensus of the Committee of the Whole to forward on to the Village Board for approval an 

ordinance adopting the 2013 Village of Huntley Zoning Map Update. 

Exhibits 

• 2013 Zoning Map 

• Draft Ordinance

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(PUD) 

B-4 

P 

NOTTINGHAM DRIVE 

JASMINE LANE 

Juneberry Ln 

RE-1 

Robins Way 

R-3 

R-5 

(PUD) 

R-4 

ESSEX LANE 

SF-2 

W STRATFORD LANE 

DEL WEBB BOULEVARD 

BITTERSWEET LANE 

Meadowlark Ct 

MICHAEL STREET 

DOUGLAS AVENUEDOUGLAS AVENUE 

GROVE STREET 

GROVE STREET 


MAIN STREET 

GREENBRIER LANE 

KENSINGTON DRIVE 

W HAMPTON COURT 

Summer Ridge Ln 

SUMMER RIDGE LANE 

SF-2 

Eakin Creek Ct 

West Shirley Ln 

HARRY DRIVE 

DONALD DRIVE 

BP 

M 

P 

R-4 

SF-2 


COYNE STATION ROAD 

SF-2 

GREENWAY DRIVE 

WILDROSE DRIVE 

STONEBRIDGE LANE 

SEDGEWICK DRIVE 

Zinnia Ct 

West Drendel Rd 

Michigan Ave 

Spring Creek Dr 

SPRING CREEK DRIVE 

Raintree Path 

SF-2 

MF-2 

P 

SF-2 

NELSON DRIVE 

P 


COVENTRY LANE 

SF-2 

RIVER PARK DRIVE 

Bluebell Ave 

Wisconsin Cir 

P 

TURN 

STAND 

MAPLEWOOD AVENUE 

PRO SHOP 

RECREATION 

CENTER 

O-1, M 


MILBROOK DRIVE 

BP 

SUMMERVIEW DRIVE 

W ROCKSPRINGS LANE 

W WILLOW CREEK LANE 

SWEETWATER LANE 

Del Webb Blvd 

Illinois Dr 

Pennsylvania Ave 

BIG HORN DRIVE 

W TALL GRASS TRAIL 

River Park Dr 

Iowa Ct 

2013 ZONING MAP 

MORNING GLORY LANE 

Indiana Ct 

I-90 

HEATHERDALE LANE 

SALES 

CENTER 

SF-2 

MF-2 

BELLFLOWER LANE 

NORFOLK DRIVE 

BULL RIDGE DRIVE 

BROOKWOOD DRIVE 

PRIMROSE COURT 

Hickory Ct 

P 


STONEWATER CROSSING 

W DEER MEADOW LANE 

Eagle Ridge Ln 

Birdie Dr 

Highland Ln 

MF-2 

SF-2 

RIVER TERRACE LANE 

SF-2 

Rock Creek Cir 

33 

ERNESTI ROAD 

George Bush Ct 

SF-2 



W KISHWAUKEE LANE 

Plum Grove Rd 

Laurel Ln 

SF-2 

O-1, M 

P 

RIVERVIEW COURT 

Brookside Ct 

RE-1 

P 

P 

Tuliptree Ln 

Black Oak Trl 

Boxwood Ct 

Elmwood Ct 

Mulberry Ct 

Farm Hill Dr 

P 

TULIPTREE LANE 

S UNION ROAD 


P 


MAIN STREET 

KREUTZER ROAD 

O 

LASALLE LANE 

RICHMOND LANE 

P 


BP 

PUMP 

STATION 


RE-1 

ESTATES OF LION'S CHASE 

RE-1 

(PUD) 

LIONS CHASE LANE 

PLYMOUTH LANE 

BP 

Cold Springs Dr 

Pheasant Ridge Dr 

Stone Creek Ct 

ELLIOT LANE 

Ash Ct 

LIONS CHASE COURT 

SF-2 

Wood Ridge Dr 

B-3 

Illinois Route 47 

RE-1 

B-2 

(PUD) 

NICOLLET LANE 

CLARK LANE 

RE-1 

(PUD) 

P 

Fox Run Ct 

Prairie Dr 

GOLF COURSE 

COMFORT 

STATION 



TALAMORE 

BP 

Sycamore Ct 

Foxtail Ln 

M 

CARVER LANE 

C-2 

Deerpath Ct 

HADLEY DRIVE 

FITZGERALD LANE 

KINZIE LANE 

Winding Creek Loop 

FENWICK LANE 

O-1, M 


Windy Prairie Dr 

P 

RE-1 

(PUD) 

12,600 S.F. 

BARTELT LANE 

GARLIEB DRIVE 

Whispering Oak Ct 

O 

C-2 

SF-2 

RE-2 

(PUD) 

C-2 

SF-2 


ACKMAN ROAD 


B-3 (PUD) 

P 

RE-1 

(PUD) 

MF-2 

B-3 

RE-1 

(PUD) 

8,750 S.F. 

ADRIAN STREET 

GLAZIER STREET 

SINNET STREET 

STATLER LANE 

BARTELT COURT 

Regency Pkwy 

Horseshoe Trl 

White Tail Ln 

Quail Ridge Dr 

Songbird Ln 

DONAHUE DRIVE 

Quality Dr 

RE-1 

(PUD) 

10,000 S.F. 

Saddle Ct 

Scenic Rdg 

RE-1 

(PUD) 

10,000 S.F. 

OAKLEAF LANE 

B-4 

Princeton Dr 

BONNIE BRAE ROAD 

RE-1 

(PUD) 

Tall Oak Ct 

Acorn Ct 

Cherry Hill Ln 

Old Freeman Rd 

Freeman Rd 

Windy Prairie Ct 

LOIS LANE 

Freeman Rd 

B-3 

ENSTROM COURT 

OAKLAND COURT 

(PUD) 

R-2 

SUNSET LANE 

M 

FOUNDERS FIELD BOULEVARD 

R-2 

R-2 


LAKE IN THE HILLS VILLAGE LIMITS 

MALONE STREET 

ADRIAN COURT 

Manning Rd 

R-3 

B-3 

(PUD) 

REGENCY 

PKWY 

I-90E From IL 47 


R-1 

B-3 

C-2 

RE-1 

(PUD) 

PARK 

R-4 

(PUD) 



TALAMORE 

RE-1 

O-1 

M 

M 

C-2 

R-4 

OAKCREST DRIVE 

JANICE DRIVE 

LINCOLN STREET 

HEINZ AVENUE 

CAROL LANE 

HENRY COURT 

Huntley Automall Dr 

R-2 

O-1 

DAY DRIVE 

R-1 

R-2 

R-1 

B-3 

(PUD) 

B-2 

R-2 

R-1 

R-2 


32 

B-2 

B-3 

(PUD) 



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EBE 1 

EBE 2 

EBE 3 

EBE 4 

EBE 5 

EBE 6 

EBE 7 

EBE 8 


EBE 13 

EBE 12 

EBE 11 


THE COVES OF 

COVINGTON 

COVINGTON 

LAKES 

EAST 

WWTP 




31 



GEORGIAN 

VACATEDPLACE 

B-3 

B-2 

M 

(PUD) B-2 

B-2 

(PUD) 

B-3 (PUD) 

B-3 (PUD) 

B-2 (PUD) 

BP 

CUMMINGS STREET 

BAUMGARTNER STREET 

Oak Creek Pkwy 

RITZ COURT 

B-2 

B-2 

(SPECIAL USE) 

M 

B-2 

B-2 

B-2 

RE-1 

B-3 

B-2 

M 

(PUD) 

R-1 

RE-1 

TALAMORE BOULEVARD 

BRUNSCHON LANE 

4TH STREET 

Village Green Dr 

HART COURT 

UNION SPECIAL PLAZA 

KALSOW LANE 

WILLIAMS DRIVE 

REED ROAD 

DOLBY STREET 

WALES COURT 

CONNOR LANE 

N VINE STREET 

A STREET 

B-2 

BORDEN STREET 

I-90W To IL 47 

HAWLEY LANE 

B-2 

MARKS COURT 

B-3 

RE-1 

M 

BP 

C-2 

R-4 

(PUD) 

RE-1 

(PUD) 

CLUSTER 

ZENK COURT 

DAVIS LANE 

B STREET 

RE-1 

(PUD) 

8,750 S.F. 

B-3 

B-3 

NORTH STREET 

B-2 

B-2 

(PUD) 

R-2 

R-2 

RE-1 

R-3/R-4 O-1 

R-3 

DISBROW STREET SKEELS STREET 

ROBB KUNKE COURT COURT HUBBE COURT 

GRIFFITH DRIVE 

KENNETH AVENUE 

R-3 

(PUD) 

M 

O-1 

(PUD) 

R-2 

B-2 

CORAL STREET 

B-2 

O-1 

(PUD) 

RAYMOND COURT 

(PUD) 

M 

(PUD) 

PINE WAY 

M 

R-4 (PUD) 

RE-1 

RE-1 

R-4 

B-3 (PUD) 

PDD-BP 


3RD STREET 

1ST STREET 

WOODCREEK DRIVE 

Factory Shops Blvd 

NOAH AVENUE 

R-5 

R-4 (PUD) 

R-3 

B-1 

R-5 

MILL STREET 

DANIEL LANE 

B-2(PUD) 

R-1 

B-3 

B-3 

(PUD) 

B-2 

B-3 

B-3 

B-3 

R-3 

M 

B-3 

(PUD) 

JOAN AVENUE 

2ND STREET 

S CHURCH STREET 

FREDERICK WAY 

PHILLIP DRIVE 

CINDY JO AVENUE 

RONALD STREET 

EDWARD AVENUE 

BERNICE AVENUE 

R-2 

R-5 

R-4 

R-2 

R-2 

M 

B-3 

(PUD) 

GROVE STREET 

MARTIN DRIVE 

DAVEY DRIVE 

WOODCREEK DRIVE S 

R-1 

B-4 

GAYLE COURT 

WOODCREEK DRIVE E 


REED ROAD 

LORI LANE 

KATHLEEN AVENUE 

R-2 

BECKY LEE TRACE 

RE-1 

B-2 

R-2 

B-3 

(PUD) 

R-3 

R-1 

O-1 

B-1 

B-2 

B-3 

RAINSFORD DRIVE 

(PUD) 

PARK 

B-3 

(PUD) 

DOUGLAS AVENUE 

N MYRTLE STREET 


MATHEW STREET 

R-2 

O-1 

(PUD) 

B-4 

POWDER PARK ROAD 

SMITH COURT 

NEWTON ROAD 

R-3 

R-5 

(PUD) 

RE-1 

R-4 

MICHAEL STREET 

RE-1 

HARRY DRIVE 

DONALD DRIVE 

RE-1 

GOLF COURSE 

R-1 

R-1 

B-1 

R-4 (PUD) 

R-4 

R-4 

R-4 

M M 

O-1 

M 

R-4 

R-4 

SMITH DRIVE 

R-2 

EDINBURGH LANE 

DOVER COURT 

KINGSBURY ROAD 

TIMER DRIVE W 

RUSSELL DRIVE 

SISTERS COURT 

KINGSBURY COURT 

BAKLEY STREET 

ALLISON COURT 

INVERNESS COURT 

Smith Dr 

STOCKTON LANE 

CARL STREET 

R-1 

TIMER DRIVE 

B-2 

(PUD) 

BP 

ABBEY ROAD 

M 

R-2 

RE-1 

CALDWELL DRIVE 

JAMESTOWN ROAD 

BALMORAL DRIVE 

BRITTANY AVENUE 

TIMER DRIVE E 

OLD DUNDEE ROAD 

RE-1 

RE-1 (PUD) 

NOT IN 

VILLAGE 

CONLEY ROAD 

ELIZABETH AVENUE 

KILEY DRIVE 

GIORDANO COURT 

Charles Ln 

Cheryl Ct 

Karen Ct 

BUCKINGHAM COURT 

ABERDEEN LANE 

DEVON LANE 

Carriage Way Ln 

Derby Ct 

BRISTOL LANE 

FAIRFIELD ROAD 

VICTORIA LANE 

O-1 

(PUD) 

O-1 

(PUD) 

M 

NOT IN 

VILLAGE 

P 

Derby Ln 

MARGARET AVENUE 

DURHAM DRIVE 

SHELDON ROAD 

M 

M 

(PUD) 

RUTH ROAD 

CAPITOL LANE 

Austin Joseph Pkwy 

R-4 

(PUD) 

LUCERNE LANE 

RE-1 

WING POINTE 



NORTHBRIDGE 

BLUE BAYOU DRIVE 

RE-1 (PUD) 

Ridgefield Blvd 

SONOMA CIRCLE 

FOXFIELD LANE 

GOLDEN GATE AVENUE 

Gabrielle Dr 

Adam Dr 

SONOMA COURT 

EASTWOOD DRIVE 

FOXFIELD COURT 

RE-1 

CORTLAND LANE 

CONCORD LANE 

BAYOU COURT 

LENOX COURT 

GREYWALL LANE 

RE-1 (PUD) 

SAWGRASS LANE 

NANTUCKET LANE 

Penhurst Ln 

POTOMAC DRIVE 

MANHATTAN DRIVE 

EVERGLADES ROAD 

GRAFTON FARM CIRCLE 

CAMBRIA COURT 

MANHATTAN ROAD 

RE-1 (PUD) 

RE-1 

(PUD) 

HUNTLEY-DUNDEE ROAD 

NORTHBRIDGE DRIVE 

OREGON TRAIL 

ALLEGHENY PASS 

LONE STAR WAY 

GRAND CANYON AVENUE 

Powers Rd 

Hannah Pearl Dr 

SAVANNAH LANE 

BILTMORE LANE 

BAYHILL COURT 

SANTA FE TRAIL 

10 


ALDRIDGE DRIVE 

MAYFIELD LANE 

MIDWEST AVENUE 

HEARTLAND LANE 

GREAT PLAINES COURT 

B-2 

(PUD) 

SHENANDOAH COURT 

SANTA FE COURT 

ALLEGHENY COURT 

ACKMAN ROAD 

RE-1 

MONTGOMERY DRIVE 

WHEATLANDS WAY 

DANBURY CIRCLE 

HUNTER TRAIL 

RE-1 

RUSHMORE LANE 

GENEVA LANE 

WORTHINGTON LANE 

GRAFTON FARM DRIVE 

PEMBRIDGE DRIVE 

DAYBREAK DRIVE 

GENEVA COURT 

CLAREMONT LANE 

WILDSPRING DRIVE 

SAVANNAH COURT 

FAITHS WAY 

EVENDALE ROAD 

PAINTED DESERT COURT 

SHENANDOAH DRIVE 

22 

34 

R-1 

RE-1 

(PUD) 

10 

HC 

HUNTLEY 

MEADOWS 

(PUD) 

KREUTZER ROAD 

SAVOY DRIVE 

AVALON LANE 

SCOTT DRIVE 

R-4 

(PUD) 

CASSELBERRY S 

LANSDALE STREET 

R-2 

WING POINTE DRIVE 

GREAT PLAINES DRIVE 

YELLOWSTONE DRIVE 

Barko Pkwy 

SAVOY COURT 

HAVERHILL LANE 

AURORA DRIVE 

REED ROAD 

HC 

CAPE COD LANE 

MCKENZIE DRIVE 

OXFORD DRIVE 

R-2 

R-2 

SUNBURY STREET 

MIDDLETOWN LANE 

BETHEL AVENUE 

SIENNA DRIVE 

WAKEFIELD LANE 

CASSELBERRY N 

LANCASTER STREET 


SOMERSET LANE 

LONGFIELD DRIVE 

FAIRBLUFF AVENUE 

FLEETWOOD STREET 




LAKEWOOD VILLAGE LIMITS 



SOUTHWIND 

HERITAGE 

OF HUNTLEY 

HERITAGE LANE 

WINDHILL LANE 

BRAEMAR PARKWAY 

DUTCH BARN STREET 

Aztec Ln 

Apache Ln 

WINDHILL COURT 

DANBURY COURT 

AUBURN COURT 

DAWSON STREET 

Navajo Ln 

Baron Ln 

MCKENZIE COURT 

CENTENNIAL AVENUE 

GREENSHIRE CIRCLE 

BRIGHTON LANE 

R-1 

(PUD) 

BEACON AVENUE 

Kreutzer Rd 

ALBRECHT ROAD 

ASHLEY STREET 


GALENA STREET 

NEWBURY COURT 

CHADWICK COURT 

YORK ROAD 

WELLINGTON DRIVE 

HC 

BARBERRY LANE 

R-2 

CIDER GROVE 

RE-1 

(PUD) 

VIDA AVENUE 

CHADWICK LANE 

CENTRAL PARK BOULEVARD 

HUMBOLT STREET 

JONAMAC AVENUE 

HOPKINS STREET 

ROCHELLE COURT 

BANBURY LANE 

BARBERRY COURT 

HAYWARD COURT 

HAYWARD LANE 

HANOVER AVENUE 

LELAND LANE 

PRINCETON COURT 

GLASCOW COURT 

BANBURY COURT 

CADBURY CIRCLE 


RAXBURG COURT 

WARWICK LANE 

STANTON CIRCLE 

MILLER ROAD 

(PUD) 


ACKMAN ROAD 

HIGHWOOD LANE 

THISTLE LANE 

SUSSEX COURT 

CAMBRIDGE DRIVE 

N ANNANDALE DRIVE 

RE-1 

HUNTLEY ROAD 

SCOTS CIRCLE 

BALDWIN LANE 

PALMER DRIVE 

ASHLEY COURT 

TREVINO WAY 

PRINCETON LANE 

WINDGATE WAY 

DUNHILL DRIVE 

CHETWOOD DRIVE 

BARONET COURT 

MONARCH COURT 

WARWICK COURT 

WATERBURY PLACE 

STEEPLECHASE WAY 

BALDWIN COURT 

ARLAND COURT 

WEXFORD LANE 

CROFTON CIRCLE 

MARVIN DRIVE 

YARDLEY DRIVE 

CHANTILLY CIRCLE 

ASBURY COURT 



ALGONQUIN ROAD 

S ANNANDALE DRIVE 

BRISBANE DRIVE 

TERRAMERE LANE 

WHITMORE WAY 

Mary Cir 

Mary Ln 

TURNBERRY TRAIL 

NORMAN COURT 

CROFTON COURT 

WEXFORD COURT 

BIRKDALE COURT 

STANTON COURT 

HASTINGS COURT 

ANNANDALE COURT 

TENNEYSON COURT 

AMBERLEIGH COURT 

N MUIRFIELD DRIVE 



BRIARCLIFF LANE 

CHANCERY WAY 

STICKLEY LANE 

LITCHFIELD LANE 

SULLIVAN PASS 

WINSLOW WAY 

WRIGHT COURT 

S MUIRFIELD DRIVE 

PROVENCE PLACE 

NORMANDY LANE 

MELBOURNE LANE 


Freeman Rd 

MELBOURNE COURT 

WATERFORD LANE 

BORDEAUX DRIVE 

ALEXANDRIA DRIVE 

BRIARCLIFF COURT 

BRIDLEWOOD CIRCLE 

CROSSVIEW LANE 

CROSSVIEW COURT 

TARALON TRAIL 

Huntley Rd 

MARGATE COURT 

HADDON COURT 

HILLSBORO LANE 

MUIRFIELD COURT 

WATSON CIRCLE 

BANFORD CIRCLE 

CAMDEN COURT 

FAIRFAX LANE 

23 

LITCHFIELD COURT 

BRITTANY BEND 

PARC COURT 

26 

LANSBURY CIRCLE 

11 

PLAYER COURT 

BANFORD COURT 

MONTCLAIR COURT 

MUIRFIELD COURT 

MELBOURNE LANE 

35 

11 

Sunburst Ln 


LAKEWOOD ROAD 

LANSBURY COURT 

SPENCER PLACE 

WEDGEWOOD CIRCLE 

NICKLAUS LANE 

GEORGETOWN LANE 

3 

4 

LENOX LANE 

5 

6 

7 

9700 9600 9500 9400 9300 

IMPRESSIONS DRIVE 

BARHARBOR DRIVE 

Drumlin Dr 

Oak Savannah Dr 

9300 


BRIARFIELD LANE 

Blue Aster Pkwy 

BONNIE RIDGE ROAD 

SORREL ROW 

HERON COURT 

SAGINAW STREET 

8 

9 

10 

11 

KANE 

9300 

MCHENRY 

Forest Trail Ln 

12 

13 

14 

15 

9700 9600 9500 9400 9300 

Glacial Falls Dr 

RONAN DRIVE 

MAGNOLIA LANE 

COURTNEY DRIVE 

HERON COURT 

GLENROSE LANE 

HARVARD LANE 

CRIMSON COURT 

MANCHESTER COURT 

MACKINAC STREET 

MARIGOLD LANE 

WENTWORTH DRIVE 

16 

17 

Tower Hill Rd 

LOCH GLEN COURT 

STEINER COURT 


RONAN COURT 

FARMINGTON COURT 

BARHARBOR DRIVE 

WENTWORTH DRIVE 

BENTON COURT 

Reinking Rd 

C D E F G H I J K L M 

Big Timber Rd 

R6E 

R7E 

STREET INDEX 

Big Timber Rd 

A ST. 

ABBEY RD. 

ABBINGTON DR. 

ABERDEEN LN. 

ACKMAN RD. 

ACORN CT. 

ADAMSON RD. 

ADRIAN CT. 

ADRIAN ST. 

ALBRECHT RD. 

ALDRIDGE DR. 

ALLEGHENY CT. 

ALLEGHENY PASS 

ALGONQUIN RD. 

ALLISON CT. 

APPLEGATE DR. 

APPLEWOOD DR. 

ARBORETUM LN. 

ARLINGTON DR. 

ASH CT. 

ASHLEY CT. 

ASHLEY ST. 

AUBURN CT. 

AUTOMALL DR. 

AZALEA RIDGE 

B ST. 

BAKLEY ST. 

BALMORAL DR. 

BARD RD. 

BARBERRY CT. 

BARBERRY LN. 

BARTELT CT. 

BARTELT LN. 

BARTON AVE. 

BAUMGARTNER ST. 

BAYHILL CT. 

BAYOU CT. 

BEACON AVE. 

BEAVER DAM LN. 

BECKEY LEE TR. 

BEDFORD DR. 

BELLFLOWER LN. 

BENNINGTON DR. 

BERKSHIRE LN. 

BERNICE ST. 

BETHEL AVE. 

BIG HORN DR. 

BIG TIMBER RD. 

BILTMORE LN. 

BIRDIE DR. 

BITTERSWEET LN. 

BLACK OAK TR. 

BLOOMFIELD DR. 

BLUE BAYOU DR. 

BLUEBELL AVE. 

BLUEBIRD LN. 

BONAIRE RD. 

BONNIE BRAE ST. 

BORDEAUX DR. 

BORDEN ST. 

BORHART DR. 

BOXWOOD CT. 

BRAEMAR PKWY. 

BRIARGATE DR. 

BRIER HILL RD. 

BRIGHTON LN. 

BRISTOL LN. 

BRITTANY AVE. 

BROOKSIDE CT. 

BROOKWOOD DR. 

BRUNSCHON LN. 

BUCK DR. 

I8 

J6-J7 

E14-F14 

J7 

H6-I6 

H13 

E5-G5 

H7 

H7 

L6-M6 

K8 

K9 

K9 

I9-M9 

J11-J12 

E13 

H13 

F14 

E12 

H13 

M8 

L8 

L9 

H15-H16, I15-I16 

D12 

I8 

J9-J10 

J7 

L3-M3 

L11 

L11 

H7 

L11 

E11 

I6-I7 

K8 

J11-K11 

L10-L11 

D12-E12 

I11 

M7 

G10 

L7 

J7 

I8 

L10-L11 

G10 

D16-E17, G17 

K8 

G13 

F11 

G12 

E11 

K11 

F12-F13 

F14 

F11 

H9-H10 

M8 

I9 

E11 

G12 

L9 

E13 

C11-C17 

L7 

J6 

J9 

G13 

G11 

I7 

J9 

BUCKINGHAM CT. 

BULL RIDGE DR. 

BURGUNDY WAY. 

BURHAM ST. 

CADENCE DR. 

CALDWELL DR. 

CAMBRIA CT. 

CAMBRIDGE DR. 

CANARY LN. 

CAPE COD LN. 

CAPITAL LN. 

CARL ST. 

CARMEL CT. 

CARMEL LN. 

CARVER LN. 

CASSELBERRY NORTH 

CASSELBERRY SOUTH 

CASTLE ROCK DR. 

CEDAR CREST LN. 

CENTENNIAL AVE. 

CENTRAL PARK BLVD. 

CHANWAHON RD. 

CHARLES ST. 

CHATFIELD CROSSING 

CHERRY HILL LN. 

CHESTNUT LN. 

CHETWOOD DR. 

CHURCH RD. 

CHURCH ST. 

CINDY JO AVE. 

CLANYARD RD. 

CLARK LN. 

COLD SPRINGS DR. 

COMPTON DR. 

CONCORD LN. 

CONLEY RD. 

CONNOR LN. 

CORAL ST. 

COPPER LN. 

COPPERWYND RD. 

CORTLAND LN. 

COUNTRY VIEW BLVD. 

COVENTRY LN. 

COVEY LN. 

COYNE STATION RD. 

CRESTVIEW DR. 

CUMMINGS ST. 

DAFFODIL DR. 

DAKOTA FIELDS DR. 

DALTON DR. 

DANIEL LN. 

DAPHNE DR. 

DAVEY DR. 

DAVIS LN. 

DAWSON ST. 

DAY DR. 

DEAN ST. 

DEARBORN TR. 

DEER MEADOW LN. 

DEERPATH CT. 

DEL WEBB BLVD. 

DELANEY RD. 

DEVON LN. 

DIANA LN. 

DISBROW ST. 

DIXON SPRINGS LN. 

DOLBY ST. 

DONAHUE DR. 

DONALD DR. 

DOUGLAS AVE. 

DOVER CT. 

DRENDEL RD. 

DUNDEE RD. 

J6 

G11 

D12 

E11 

F13 

J7 

K8 

L8-M8 

F14 

K11-L11 

K9 

J9 

D12 

D12-D13 

H10 

L9 

L9 

E12 

E14 

L10-L11 

L10 

E12 

J9 

E11 

H13 

E11 

M7 

D8 

I8-I10 

I9-I8 

C12-E12 

H11 

G12-G13, H13-G14 

L7 

K9 

J3-K3 

I6 

I10 

D12 

D12 

K8 

E11-E13,F11 

G10 

E11 

F10-G5 

F13 

I6-I7 

D12 

E12-F12, F11 

M7 

I11 

D12 

I11 

I6 

L9 

I8 

I10-I11 

E13-F13 

G11 

H14 

F11, F13, G11-G14, H14 

F11 

J6 

J6 

I5 

E12 

I5 

H6-I6 

J10 

I9-J9 

J7 

F13 

J10-M12 

DUNHILL DR. 

DURHAM DR. 

DUTCH BARN AVE. 

DWYER ST. 

EAGLE RIDGE LN. 

EAKIN CREEK CT. 

EASTWOOD DR. 

EDINBURGH LN. 

EDWARD AVE. 

ELIZABETH AVE. 

ELLIOT LN. 

ELMWOOD CT. 

ENSTROM CT. 

ENSTROM LN. 

ERNESTI RD. 

ESSEX LN. 

EVENDALE RD. 

EVERGLADES RD. 

EVERGREEN LN. 

EXECUTIVE CT. 

FACTORY SHOPS BLVD. (P) 

FAIRBLUFF AVE. 

FAIRFIELD RD. 

FAITHS WAY 

FALLOW DR. 

FARLEY DR. 

FARM HILL DR. 

FENWICH LN. 

FIELDSTONE DR. 

FIRST ST. 

FITZGERALD LN. 

FLAGSTAFF CT. 

FLEETWOOD ST. 

FLOWERWOOD LN. 

FORESTVIEW CT. 

FOUNDERS FIELD BLVD. 

FOURTH ST. 

FOX RUN CT. 

FOXTAIL LN. 

FRANCESCA COVE 

FREDERICK WAY 

FREEMAN RD. 

FROHLING RD. 

FYH DR. 

GARDNER DR. 

GARLIEB DR. 

GAYLE CT. 

GEORGE BUSH CT. 

GINGER WAY 

GIORDANO CT. 

GLAZIER ST. 

GLENWOOD DR. 

GOLDEN GATE AVE. 

GOLF VIEW DR. 

GRAINERY LN. 

GRAND CANYON AVE. 

GREAT PLAINES CT. 

GREAT PLAINES DR. 

GREENBRIER LN. 

GREENWAY DR. 

GREEN MEADOW AVE. 

GREEN MEADOW CT. 

GREYWALL LN. 

GRIMLEY ST. 

GROVE ST. 

GULFORD RD. 

HADLEY DR. 

HALIGUS RD. 

HAMPTON CT. 

HANLEY LN. 

HANOVER AVE. 

HARMONY RD. 

L7 

J6 

L10 

I10 

G13 

F13 

K8 

J6 

I8 

J9 

H11 

G12-G13 

H6 

H6 

G6-H6 

F11 

K9-L9 

K11 

F11 

E14 

I16 

L9-L10 

J7 

K8 

E11-F11 

I6-I7 

G14-H12 

H7 

E12 

I9 

H10-H11 

D13 

L10 

E12 

E13 

H7, I6-I7 

I9 

H13-H14 

H14 

D12 

I10-I11 

E14-I15, I16-M16 

D3-D4 

E14 

E12 

H7 

I10 

G15 

D12 

J11 

H7 

F13 

K9 

G12-G13 

E14-F14 

K11-L11 

K12 

K11-L11, K12 

F11 

G10 

F13 

F13 

K8 

H7 

I10 

E11 

H7 

L3-L6, K6-K11 

F11 

L7 

L10 

D10-F10 

HARRISON RD. 

HARRY DR. 

HAVERHILL LN. 

HAWLEY LN. 

HEARTLAND LN. 

HEATHERDALE LN. 

HEINZ AVE. 

HELENA RD. 

HEMLOCK CT. 

HEMLOCK RD. 

HEMMER RD. 

HEMMINGSEN RD. 

HENNIG RD. 

HENRY AVE. 

HERITAGE LN. 

HICKORY CT. 

HIDEAWAY DR. 

HIGHLAND LN. 

HOLBROOK CT. 

HOLBROOK DR. 

HONEYSUCKLE DR. 

HOPKINS ST. 

HORSESHOE TR. 

HUMBOLT AVE. 

HUNTER TR. 

HUNTLEY RD. 

ILLINOIS DR. 


INDIANA CT. 

INDUSTRIAL CT. 

I-90 (NW TOLLWAY) 

INVERNESS CT. 

INVERNESS DR. 

IOWA CT. 

IVY DR. 

JAMESTOWN RD. 

JANICE DR. 

JASMINE LN. 

JIM DHAMER DR. 

JOAN AVE. 

JONAMAC AVE. 

JUNEBERRY LN. 

KALSOW LN. 

KATHLEEN AVE. 

KEATING DR. 

KENNETH AVE. 

KENSINGTON DR. 

KILEY DR. 

KINGSBURY CT. 

KINGSBURY RD. 

KINZIE LN. 

KIRKLAND DR. 

KISHWAUKEE LN. 

KREUTZER RD. 

LAKEWOOD RD. 

LANCASTER ST. 

LANSDALE ST. 

LASALLE LN. 

LATHAM TR. 

LAUREL LN. 

LAVENDER ST. 

LEHIGH ST. 

LELAND LN. 

LENOX CT. 

LILAC LN. 

LILLY LN. 

LINCOLN ST. 

LIONS CHASE CT. 

LIONS CHASE LN. 

LOIS LN. (PRIVATE) 

LONE STAR WAY 

LONGFIELD DR. 

E11 

J9 

L7-L8 

I6 

K11 

G10 

H10 

E13 

F14 

E14 

E12 

F3-G3 

C15, D15, E14-E15 

I10 

L10-L11 

G12 

E11-E12 

G13 

D13 

D13 

E12-F11 

L11 

H13 

L10-M10 

K8 

M12 

F14-G14 

G17-H11, I11-J3 

G14 

E13 

D14-H15, H16-K17 

J7 

J6-J7 

G14 

E14-F14 

J7 

H9, I9-I10 

F11 

D14-F14, F15-H15 

I8 

L11-M11 

F12 

I6 

I9 

I6 

I8 

F11 

J9 

J7 

J7 

H11 

E11 

G11 

G10-G11, J12-M12 

M3-M9 

K10-L11, L10 

K10-L10 

H10 

E12 

G12 

D12 

F11 

L10-L11 

K8 

F11-F12 

D12 

I10 

H10 

G10-H10 

H10 

K9 

L7 

LONGMEADOW DR. 

F13 

LORI LN. 

LOWDEN ST. 

I11 

E12-E13 

LUDBURY CT. 

D11 

LUDBURY RIDGE 

D11 

MADISON WAY 

L9-L10 

MAIN ST. 

MALONE ST. 

F10-L10 

H6-I6 

MANHATTAN DR. 

K9-K10 

MANNING RD. 

MAPLEWOOD AVE. 

H17 

G10 

MARENGO RD. 

MARGARET AVE. 

MARTIN DR. 

MARVIN DR. 

MATHEW ST. 

MAYFIELD LN. 

D7-F9 

J9 

I10 

M8 

J9 

K9 

MAYFLOWER LN. 

K8 

MEADOWLARK CT 

F14 

MEADOWLARK LN 

F14 

MEADOWVIEW CT. 

E13 

MERITAGE CT. 

D13 

MESA CT. 

D13 

MESA ST. 

D13 

MESSINER DR. 

E11 

MICHAEL ST. 

MICHIGAN AVE. 

MIDDLETOWN LN. 

MIDWEST AVE. 

J9 

F14-G14 

L10 

K10 

MILL ST. 

MILLBROOK DR. 

MOCKINGBIRD CT 

H10-I10 

G11 

F14 

MOONLIGHT RIDGE CT. E12 

MORAINE HILLS DR. 

D12-E12 

MORGAN WAY 

F11 

MORNING GLORY LN. 

MUIR DR. 

G10 

E13 

MULBERRY CT. 

MYRTLE ST. 

G13 

J10 

NANTUCKET LN. 

K9 

NEALY RD. 

F11 

NELSON DR. 

G10 

NEWPORT CIRCLE 

D13 

NEWPORT CT. 

D13 

NEWTON CT. 

J7 

NEWTON RD. 

J7 

NIAGRA LN. 

NICOLLET LN. 

K11-L11 

H10 

NORFOLK DR. 

G10 

NORTH ST. 

N. BERKSHIRE LN. 

I9 

J7 

NORTHBRIDGE DR. 

K8-K9 

NOTTINGHAM DR. 

OAK CREEK PKWY. 

OAKCREST DR. 

OAK GROVE DR. 

F11 

H14-I14 

H9-I9 

H13 

OAKLAND CT. 

OAKLEAF LN. 

OAKWOOD AVE. 

H9-H8 

H9 

E14 

OREGON TR. 

K9 

OXFORD DR. 

PAINTED DESERT CT. 

PALISADES AVE. 

L7 

K11 

D12-E12 

PATRIOT WAY 

E13 

PENEFIELD LN. 

E13 

PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 

PHEASANT RIDGE DR. 

PHILLIP DR. 

PINE WAY 

PINEVIEW DR. 

F14-G14 

G13-H13 

I9 

I11 

E14 

PLUM GROVE RD. 

G12 

PLYMOUTH LN. 

G11 

POPLAR WAY 

POTOMAC DR. 

POWERS RD. 

PRAIRIE DR. 

PRESTON PKWY. 

PRIMEPOINTE CT. 

PRIMROSE CT. 

PRINCETON DR. (PRIVATE) 

QUAIL RIDGE DR. 

QUALITY DR. 

RAINSFORD DR. 

RAINTREE PATH 

RAMSDELL ST. 

RAYMOND CT. 

RED ALDER AVE. 

RED HILLS RD. 

REDMOND DR. 

REDSTONE DR. 

REED RD. 

REGENCY PKWY. 

RICHMOND LN. 

RIVER PARK DR. 

RIVER TERRACE LN. 

RIVERSIDE DR. 

RIVERVIEW CT. 

ROBINS WAY 

ROCK CREEK CIR. 

ROCK ISLAND TR. 

ROCKSPRINGS LN. 

ROCKTON TR. 

ROLLING MEADOWS LN. 

RONALD ST. 

ROOSEVELT DR. 

RUSHMORE LN. 

RUSSELL DR. 

RUSSET LN. 

RUTH RD. 

SADDLE CT. 

SAFFRON TR. 

SAGE DR. 

SANDWALD RD. 

SANTE FE CT. 

SANTE FE TR. 

SAVANNAH CT. 

SAVANNAH LN. 

SAWGRASS LN. 

SAWYER ST. 

SCARLET DR. 

SCENIC RIDGE 

SCOTT DR. 

SECOND ST. 

SEDGEWICK DR. 

SHADY LN. 

SHELDON RD. 

SHENANDOAH CT. 

SHENANDOAH DR. 

SHIRLEY LN. 

SIERRA GLEN RD. 

SILVER BIRCH DR. 

SINNETT ST. 

SISTERS CT. 

SMITH CT. 

SMITH DR. 

SOMERSET LN. 

SONGBIRD LN. 

SOUTH UNION RD. 

SPRING CREEK DR. 

STARVED ROCK PL. 

STATLER LN. 

STERLING LN. 

STOCKTON LN. 

STONE CREEK CT. 

E14 

K9 

H13-J14, K14-K17 

H14 

L9-L10 

E14 

G10 

H12 

H14 

H15 

J6-J7 

F12-F13 

H6-I6 

I11-I12 

E14 

D12-E12 

D13-E13 

D13 

H8-M8 

H12 

H10-H11 

G12 

G11 

L7 

G11 

F14 

G13 

D12-D13 

G11 

F13 

E12 

I8 

E13 

K11 

J9 

D12 

J9-J10 

H13 

D12 

E13 

F15-F17 

K9 

K9 

K8 

K8 

K8 

H6 

D12 

H13 

L7 

I9 

F11 

E11 

J7 

K11 

K11 

F13 

E14 

E14 

H6 

J9 

I11-J11 

I11-J11, J12 

L7 

H14 

H6-H3 

F11 

E12 

H7 

D11-E11 

J7 

G14-H13 

STONEBRIDGE LN. 

F11-G11 

STONEHILL DR. 

E13-F13 

STONEWATER CROSSING G10-G11 

STRATFORD LN. 

F11 

SUMMER RIDGE LN. 

F11-F12 

SUMMERVIEW DR. 

G10 

SUN CITY BLVD. 

E14-G14 

SUNBURY ST. 

L10 

SUNDANCE DR. 

D13 

SUNDERLIN DR. 

D11-E11 

SUNSET LN. 

H10 

SWEETWATER LN. 

G11 

SYCAMORE CT. 

H13 

TAHOE DR. 

D13 

TALAMORE BLVD. 

H6-I6 

TALL GRASS TR. 

G11 

TALL OAK CT. 

H13 

TANGLEWOOD LN. 

F11 

TAWNY LN. 

D12 

THIRD ST. 

I9 

THORNTON WAY 

L7 

TIMBER CREEK DR. 

E13-F13 

TIMER DR. 

J9 

TIMER DR. E. 

J9 

TIMER DR. W. 

J9 

TRAVERSE CT. 

E13 

TULIPTREE LN. 

G11-G12 

UNION RD. 

H6-I8 

UNION SPECIAL PLAZA I9 

VAN ACKER RD. 

G16-H16 

VERBEND PATH 

D11-E11 

VINEYARD DR. 

F14 

VIOLA PLACE 

D12 

VICTORIA LN. 

J6 

VILLAGE GREEN DR.(PRIVATE) H14 

VINE ST. 

I8 

WAKEFIELD LN. 

L7 

WEDGEMERE DR. 

E12-E13 

WELLINGTON DR. 

L7-L8 

WELSH LN. 

J6 

WEMBLEY DR. 

F11 

WESTMORE RD. 

D11-E11 

WESTRIDGE CT. 

E12-F12 

WHEATLANDS WAY 

K9 

WHISPERING OAK CT. H13 

WHITE OAK RD. 

E14 

WHITETAIL LN. 

H14 

WHITTINGHAM LN. 

E13 

WILDFLOWER LN. 

F12 

WILDROSE DR. 

F11-G11, F10 

WILDWOOD LN. 

E10-F10 

WILLIAMS DR. 

I7 

WILLOW CREEK LN. 

G11 

WILSHIRE CT. 

E11 

WILSHIRE WAY 

E11 

WINDING CREEK LOOP H13 

WINDY PRAIRIE DR. 

H14 

WINDSOR CT. 

D10-E10 

WINDSOR DR. 

E10-E11 

WING POINTE DR. 

WINTERBERRY LN. 

WISCONSIN CIR. 

WOLF DR. 

WOODCREEK DR. 

WOODGROVE DR. 

WOODLAND TR. 

WOODRIDGE DR. 

WOODSTOCK ST. 

YARDLEY DR. 

YELLOW PINE DR. 

YELLOWSTONE DR. 

YORK RD. 

ZINNIA COVE 

K11-L11 

E10-F10 

F14-G14 

I9 

I11 

E13 

E12-F12 

H13 

I9-I10 

M8 

E14 

K12-L12 

L7 

F13 

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RE-2 

RESIDENTIAL ESTATE DISTRICT 

RESIDENTIAL ESTATE DISTRICT 

B-1 

B-2 

NEIGHBORHOOD CONVENIENCE DISTRICT 

HIGHWAY SERVICE DISTRICT 

ER 

PLANNNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT 

ESTATE RESIDENTIAL 

0 

CORPORATE OFFICE 

ZONING AS OF MARCH 28, 2013 

R-1 

R-2 

R-3 

SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 

SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 

DUPLEX RESIDENCE DISTRICT 

B-3 

B-4 

O-1 

SHOPPING CENTER BUSINESS DISTRICT 

ADAPTIVE REUSE DISTRICT 

GENERAL OFFICE DISTRICT 

ER-1 

ER-2 

SF-1 



SINGLE FAMILY 

BP 

C-1 

C-2 

BUSINESS PARK 

NEIGHBORHOOD RETAIL 

REGIONAL RETAIL 

I 

VILLAGE PRESIDENT 

R-4 

R-5 

(PUD) 

TOWNHOUSES RESIDENCE DISTRICT 

MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 

PLANNNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT 

HC 

M 

ORI 

HEALTH CARE DISTRICT 

MANUFACTURING DISTRICT 

OFFICE / RESEARCH / INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT 

SF-2 

MF-1 

MF-2 

GARDEN RESIDENTAL 

VILLA RESIDENTIAL 

MULTI-FAMILY 

P 

PARKS & OPEN SCPACE 

ADULT RESIDENTIAL 

MULTIPLE ZONING PER AGREEMENT 

1 inch = 870.769066 feet 

Date: 3/14/2013 

VILLAGE CLERK 

I:\Projects\8218_Huntley\Source\Zoning\Zoning Map.mxd

AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AND ADOPTING 

THE ANNUAL VILLAGE OF HUNTLEY 

ZONING MAP 

Ordinance (O)2013-03.xx 

WHEREAS, in accordance with the Zoning Ordinance, the Village of Huntley is required 

to annually adopt an update of the Village’s official Zoning Map. 

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE VILLAGE PRESIDENT AND 

BOARD OF TRUSTEES as follows: 

SECTION I: The Village of Huntley Zoning Map, dated March 28, 2013, a copy of 

which is attached hereto, is approved and adopted. 

SECTION II: The Village President and Village Clerk are authorized to sign and record, 

as necessary, the Zoning Map. 

SECTION III: This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage 

and approval as provided by law. 

SECTION IV: All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby 

repealed. 



Trustee Hahn _____ _____ _____ _____ 




Trustee Piwko _____ _____ _____ _____ 

PASSED and APPROVED this 28 th day of March 2013 

APPROVED: 

ATTEST: 

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