Other Business.pdf - Will County Land Use

WILL COUNTY LAND USE DEPARTMENT
58 E. Clinton Street, Suite 500 • Joliet, Illinois 60432
815/774-3321 • Fax: 815/727-8638
Memorandum
To: Will County Land Use and Development Committee
From: David L. Dubois, AICP, Director, Development Review Division, and Zoning
Administrator
Date: 11/5/2012
Re:
Flag lots –Township letters
Attached for your review are copies of letters regarding flag lots sent to Crete,
Green Garden, and Manhattan Townships.

WILL COUNTY LAND USE DEPARTMENT
58 E. Clinton Street, Suite 500 • Joliet, Illinois 60432
815/774-3321 • Fax: 815/727-8638
October 24, 2012
Mr. Gerald A. Curran, Supervisor
Crete Township
1367 Wood St.
Crete, Illinois 60417
Re: Flag lots
Dear Mr. Curran:
On August 14, 2012 the Land Use and Development Committee directed staff to prepare draft
zoning ordinance text amendment language regarding flag lots. More specifically, the
Committee directed staff to maintain existing variance and subdivision requirements that are
required to create flag lots, while providing new design-related guidelines for flag lots in all
residential zoning districts.
On October 2, 2012 the Will County Planning and Zoning Commission conducted a public
hearing regarding the text amendment language. When discussing public hearing comments at
the their October 9 meeting, and a request from Will County Board Member Kathleen Konicki to
expand the text amendment language to authorize flag lots as permitted uses in the E-1 and E-2
zoning districts (within certain parameters), the matter was tabled to the Committee’s November
13 th meeting.
The purpose of the tabling was to seek further input from the primary townships that could be
affected by this text amendment, or by any expansion to make flag lots permitted uses in the E-1
and E-2 zoning districts. Your township was identified as having a substantial number of parcels
zoned E-1 or E-2 that could be affected.
Therefore, enclosed for your consideration is draft zoning ordinance text amendment language
that is structured in a manner consistent with Committee direction and an associated map that
identifies parcels zoned E-1 and E-2. The draft text amendment language does not include Board
Member Konicki’s recommendation. We are requesting that your township advise our office if it
has any concerns regarding the attached text amendment language, or the expanded entitlement
as recommended by Board Member Konicki.
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The topic will again be discussed at the November 13, 2012 Land Use and Development
Committee meeting which you are welcome to attend and provide any comments you may have.
The meeting will be held at 9:30 a.m. in the Will County Board Room at 302 N. Chicago St., in
Joliet.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me by E-mail at
ddubois@willcoutylanduse.com or by telephone at 815-774-3365.
Regards,
David L. Dubois, AICP
Director, Development Review Division and Zoning Administrator
Enclosures
cc: Will County Board Member Thomas Weigel
Curt Paddock, AICP, CEcD, Director, Land Use Department
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WILL COUNTY LAND USE DEPARTMENT
58 E. Clinton Street, Suite 500 • Joliet, Illinois 60432
815/774-3321 • Fax: 815/727-8638
Memorandum
To: Will County Planning and Zoning Commission
From: David L. Dubois, AICP, Director, Development Review Division, and Zoning
Administrator
Date: 9/12/2012
Re:
Flag lots
At the September 11, 2012 meeting of the Land Use and Development
Committee, the Committee directed staff schedule a public hearing to consider
texts changes to the Will County Zoning Ordinance.
The changes to be considered at the public hearing pertain to flag lots. Please
see the attachment for the draft text changes.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the Will County Planning and Zoning Commission will
hold a public hearing on Tuesday, October 2, 2012, at 6:30 p.m., or as soon
thereafter the matter may be heard, in the Will County Office Building located at 302
North Chicago Street, Joliet, Illinois, to consider changes to the Will County Zoning
Ordinance. The proposed changes pertain to flag lots. For more information about
the proposed changes, please contact David Dubois, Development Review Division,
at 815-727-8850. Copies of the proposed changes are available at the Will County
Land Use Department, 58 E. Clinton St., Suite 500, Joliet, Illinois or online at
www.willcountylanduse.com.
Leonard Vallone
CHAIRMAN
WILL COUNTY PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION

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[Insert into Article 155-18.10-C Lot Frontage]
I. Exceptions for Lot Frontage - Flag Lots
A variance to reduce required frontage for the purpose of establishing a residential flag lot may
be requested in accordance with the provisions of Section 155-16.70. If approved, a flag lot
may be allowed in subdivisions established pursuant to the standards of this Ordinance and the
Subdivision Ordinance.
a. Permitted Use of Flag Lots
1. A flag lot may be used to facilitate creation of a 2-lot subdivision out of a parcel that
has sufficient area but insufficient frontage to be subdivided.
2. A flag lot may be used to eliminate access to collector or arterial roads.
3. A flag lot may be used when the buildable area of a parcel is restricted due to the
presence of a natural resource or irregular property shape.
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b. Prohibited Use of Flag Lots
1. Flag lots shall not be used to avoid the development of publicly dedicated streets
otherwise required by this Ordinance when the effect of their use would be to
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2. A flag lot shall not be used when an adjoining parcel of land also has sufficient area
but insufficient width to otherwise be subdivided. In such cases, in lieu of platting a
flag lot, a half-width road right-of-way shall be platted along the common property
line to facilitate the platting of a full width road right-of way if and when the adjoining
property is subdivided.
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c. Standards for Flag Lots
1. The pole of a flag lot shall take direct access to a publicly dedicated street
right-of-way.
2. The pole of a flag lot shall not be less than 15 feet in width at its narrowest
point.
3. The minimum street setback on a flag lot shall be established at a distance
equal to the required street setback from the property line that is most
parallel to the street lot line (road right-of-way line).
4. The area within the pole of a flag lot shall not be counted as lot area for the
purpose of meeting the minimum lot area requirement.
5. Both the new parcel and the remainder of the original parcel shall meet the
minimum lot area requirement of the zoning district at the time of the
subdivision.
6. If required by the highway authority having jurisdiction over the road on
which the flag lot will take access, the flag of the flag lot, or portion thereof,
shall contain an access easement to allow the adjoining lot to share access
to the road. In no case shall the flag of a flag lot serve as any access
easement for more than two dwelling units.
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[Insert into Article 155-.20-C General Definitions]
Lot, Flag
A lot resulting from the division of a tract of land that, before its division, did not have sufficient
width on a street to create more than one lot abutting said street but had sufficient area and
depth to be divided into more than one buildable lot.
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Est. Parcels More Than Double of Minimum Lot Area
TOWNSHIP E-1 E-2 Total
Channahon township 0 0 0
Crete township 11 10 21
Custer township 0 7 7
Du Page township 0 0 0
Florence township 0 2 2
Frankfort township 0 5 5
Green Garden township 2 56 58
Homer township 0 9 9
Jackson township 0 2 2
Joliet township 0 2 2
Lockport township 0 1 1
Manhattan township 0 15 15
Monee township 0 6 6
New Lenox township 2 7 9
Peotone township 1 1 2
Plainfield township 0 9 9
Reed township 1 1 2
Troy township 0 2 2
Washington township 3 5 8
Wesley township 4 0 4
Wheatland township 1 0 1
Will township 1 6 7
Wilmington township 0 7 7
Wilton township 0 3 3

WILL COUNTY LAND USE DEPARTMENT
58 E. Clinton Street, Suite 500 • Joliet, Illinois 60432
815/774-3321 • Fax: 815/727-8638
October 24, 2012
Mr. Gary W. Mueller, Supervisor
Green Garden Township
c/o Barbara Rizzo, Clerk
26840 S. 88 th Ave.
Monee, Illinois 60449
Re: Flag lots
Dear Mr. Mueller:
On August 14, 2012 the Land Use and Development Committee directed staff to prepare draft
zoning ordinance text amendment language regarding flag lots. More specifically, the
Committee directed staff to maintain existing variance and subdivision requirements that are
required to create flag lots, while providing new design-related guidelines for flag lots in all
residential zoning districts.
On October 2, 2012 the Will County Planning and Zoning Commission conducted a public
hearing regarding the text amendment language. When discussing public hearing comments at
the their October 9 meeting, and a request from Will County Board Member Kathleen Konicki to
expand the text amendment language to authorize flag lots as permitted uses in the E-1 and E-2
zoning districts (within certain parameters), the matter was tabled to the Committee’s November
13 th meeting.
The purpose of the tabling was to seek further input from the primary townships that could be
affected by this text amendment, or by any expansion to make flag lots permitted uses in the E-1
and E-2 zoning districts. Your township was identified as having a substantial number of parcels
zoned E-1 or E-2 that could be affected.
Therefore, enclosed for your consideration is draft zoning ordinance text amendment language
that is structured in a manner consistent with Committee direction and an associated map that
identifies parcels zoned E-1 and E-2. The draft text amendment language does not include Board
Member Konicki’s recommendation. We are requesting that your township advise our office if it
has any concerns regarding the attached text amendment language, or the expanded entitlement
as recommended by Board Member Konicki.
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The topic will again be discussed at the November 13, 2012 Land Use and Development
Committee meeting which you are welcome to attend and provide any comments you may have.
The meeting will be held at 9:30 a.m. in the Will County Board Room at 302 N. Chicago St., in
Joliet.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me by E-mail at
ddubois@willcoutylanduse.com or by telephone at 815-774-3365.
Regards,
David L. Dubois, AICP
Director, Development Review Division and Zoning Administrator
Enclosures
cc: Will County Board Member Thomas Weigel
Curt Paddock, AICP, CEcD, Director, Land Use Department
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WILL COUNTY LAND USE DEPARTMENT
58 E. Clinton Street, Suite 500 • Joliet, Illinois 60432
815/774-3321 • Fax: 815/727-8638
Memorandum
To: Will County Planning and Zoning Commission
From: David L. Dubois, AICP, Director, Development Review Division, and Zoning
Administrator
Date: 9/12/2012
Re:
Flag lots
At the September 11, 2012 meeting of the Land Use and Development
Committee, the Committee directed staff schedule a public hearing to consider
texts changes to the Will County Zoning Ordinance.
The changes to be considered at the public hearing pertain to flag lots. Please
see the attachment for the draft text changes.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the Will County Planning and Zoning Commission will
hold a public hearing on Tuesday, October 2, 2012, at 6:30 p.m., or as soon
thereafter the matter may be heard, in the Will County Office Building located at 302
North Chicago Street, Joliet, Illinois, to consider changes to the Will County Zoning
Ordinance. The proposed changes pertain to flag lots. For more information about
the proposed changes, please contact David Dubois, Development Review Division,
at 815-727-8850. Copies of the proposed changes are available at the Will County
Land Use Department, 58 E. Clinton St., Suite 500, Joliet, Illinois or online at
www.willcountylanduse.com.
Leonard Vallone
CHAIRMAN
WILL COUNTY PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION

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[Insert into Article 155-18.10-C Lot Frontage]
I. Exceptions for Lot Frontage - Flag Lots
A variance to reduce required frontage for the purpose of establishing a residential flag lot may
be requested in accordance with the provisions of Section 155-16.70. If approved, a flag lot
may be allowed in subdivisions established pursuant to the standards of this Ordinance and the
Subdivision Ordinance.
a. Permitted Use of Flag Lots
1. A flag lot may be used to facilitate creation of a 2-lot subdivision out of a parcel that
has sufficient area but insufficient frontage to be subdivided.
2. A flag lot may be used to eliminate access to collector or arterial roads.
3. A flag lot may be used when the buildable area of a parcel is restricted due to the
presence of a natural resource or irregular property shape.
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b. Prohibited Use of Flag Lots
1. Flag lots shall not be used to avoid the development of publicly dedicated streets
otherwise required by this Ordinance when the effect of their use would be to
increase the number of access points (driveways) on a publicly dedicated road rightof-way.
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2. A flag lot shall not be used when an adjoining parcel of land also has sufficient area
but insufficient width to otherwise be subdivided. In such cases, in lieu of platting a
flag lot, a half-width road right-of-way shall be platted along the common property
line to facilitate the platting of a full width road right-of way if and when the adjoining
property is subdivided.
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c. Standards for Flag Lots
1. The pole of a flag lot shall take direct access to a publicly dedicated street
right-of-way.
2. The pole of a flag lot shall not be less than 15 feet in width at its narrowest
point.
3. The minimum street setback on a flag lot shall be established at a distance
equal to the required street setback from the property line that is most
parallel to the street lot line (road right-of-way line).
4. The area within the pole of a flag lot shall not be counted as lot area for the
purpose of meeting the minimum lot area requirement.
5. Both the new parcel and the remainder of the original parcel shall meet the
minimum lot area requirement of the zoning district at the time of the
subdivision.
6. If required by the highway authority having jurisdiction over the road on
which the flag lot will take access, the flag of the flag lot, or portion thereof,
shall contain an access easement to allow the adjoining lot to share access
to the road. In no case shall the flag of a flag lot serve as any access
easement for more than two dwelling units.
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[Insert into Article 155-.20-C General Definitions]
Lot, Flag
A lot resulting from the division of a tract of land that, before its division, did not have sufficient
width on a street to create more than one lot abutting said street but had sufficient area and
depth to be divided into more than one buildable lot.
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Est. Parcels More Than Double of Minimum Lot Area
TOWNSHIP E-1 E-2 Total
Channahon township 0 0 0
Crete township 11 10 21
Custer township 0 7 7
Du Page township 0 0 0
Florence township 0 2 2
Frankfort township 0 5 5
Green Garden township 2 56 58
Homer township 0 9 9
Jackson township 0 2 2
Joliet township 0 2 2
Lockport township 0 1 1
Manhattan township 0 15 15
Monee township 0 6 6
New Lenox township 2 7 9
Peotone township 1 1 2
Plainfield township 0 9 9
Reed township 1 1 2
Troy township 0 2 2
Washington township 3 5 8
Wesley township 4 0 4
Wheatland township 1 0 1
Will township 1 6 7
Wilmington township 0 7 7
Wilton township 0 3 3

WILL COUNTY LAND USE DEPARTMENT
58 E. Clinton Street, Suite 500 • Joliet, Illinois 60432
815/774-3321 • Fax: 815/727-8638
October 24, 2012
Mr. James Walsh, Supervisor
Manhattan Township
24645 S. Eastern Ave.
P.O. Box 127
Manhattan, Illinois 60442
Re: Flag lots
Dear Mr. Walsh:
On August 14, 2012 the Land Use and Development Committee directed staff to prepare draft
zoning ordinance text amendment language regarding flag lots. More specifically, the
Committee directed staff to maintain existing variance and subdivision requirements that are
required to create flag lots, while providing new design-related guidelines for flag lots in all
residential zoning districts.
On October 2, 2012 the Will County Planning and Zoning Commission conducted a public
hearing regarding the text amendment language. When discussing public hearing comments at
the their October 9 meeting, and a request from Will County Board Member Kathleen Konicki to
expand the text amendment language to authorize flag lots as permitted uses in the E-1 and E-2
zoning districts (within certain parameters), the matter was tabled to the Committee’s November
13 th meeting.
The purpose of the tabling was to seek further input from the primary townships that could be
affected by this text amendment, or by any expansion to make flag lots permitted uses in the E-1
and E-2 zoning districts. Your township was identified as having a substantial number of parcels
zoned E-1 or E-2 that could be affected.
Therefore, enclosed for your consideration is draft zoning ordinance text amendment language
that is structured in a manner consistent with Committee direction and an associated map that
identifies parcels zoned E-1 and E-2. The draft text amendment language does not include Board
Member Konicki’s recommendation. We are requesting that your township advise our office if it
has any concerns regarding the attached text amendment language, or the expanded entitlement
as recommended by Board Member Konicki.
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The topic will again be discussed at the November 13, 2012 Land Use and Development
Committee meeting which you are welcome to attend and provide any comments you may have.
The meeting will be held at 9:30 a.m. in the Will County Board Room at 302 N. Chicago St., in
Joliet.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me by E-mail at
ddubois@willcoutylanduse.com or by telephone at 815-774-3365.
Regards,
David L. Dubois, AICP
Director, Development Review Division and Zoning Administrator
Enclosures
cc: Will County Board Member Thomas Weigel
Curt Paddock, AICP, CEcD, Director, Land Use Department
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WILL COUNTY LAND USE DEPARTMENT
58 E. Clinton Street, Suite 500 • Joliet, Illinois 60432
815/774-3321 • Fax: 815/727-8638
Memorandum
To: Will County Planning and Zoning Commission
From: David L. Dubois, AICP, Director, Development Review Division, and Zoning
Administrator
Date: 9/12/2012
Re:
Flag lots
At the September 11, 2012 meeting of the Land Use and Development
Committee, the Committee directed staff schedule a public hearing to consider
texts changes to the Will County Zoning Ordinance.
The changes to be considered at the public hearing pertain to flag lots. Please
see the attachment for the draft text changes.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the Will County Planning and Zoning Commission will
hold a public hearing on Tuesday, October 2, 2012, at 6:30 p.m., or as soon
thereafter the matter may be heard, in the Will County Office Building located at 302
North Chicago Street, Joliet, Illinois, to consider changes to the Will County Zoning
Ordinance. The proposed changes pertain to flag lots. For more information about
the proposed changes, please contact David Dubois, Development Review Division,
at 815-727-8850. Copies of the proposed changes are available at the Will County
Land Use Department, 58 E. Clinton St., Suite 500, Joliet, Illinois or online at
www.willcountylanduse.com.
Leonard Vallone
CHAIRMAN
WILL COUNTY PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION

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[Insert into Article 155-18.10-C Lot Frontage]
I. Exceptions for Lot Frontage - Flag Lots
A variance to reduce required frontage for the purpose of establishing a residential flag lot may
be requested in accordance with the provisions of Section 155-16.70. If approved, a flag lot
may be allowed in subdivisions established pursuant to the standards of this Ordinance and the
Subdivision Ordinance.
a. Permitted Use of Flag Lots
1. A flag lot may be used to facilitate creation of a 2-lot subdivision out of a parcel that
has sufficient area but insufficient frontage to be subdivided.
2. A flag lot may be used to eliminate access to collector or arterial roads.
3. A flag lot may be used when the buildable area of a parcel is restricted due to the
presence of a natural resource or irregular property shape.
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b. Prohibited Use of Flag Lots
1. Flag lots shall not be used to avoid the development of publicly dedicated streets
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2. A flag lot shall not be used when an adjoining parcel of land also has sufficient area
but insufficient width to otherwise be subdivided. In such cases, in lieu of platting a
flag lot, a half-width road right-of-way shall be platted along the common property
line to facilitate the platting of a full width road right-of way if and when the adjoining
property is subdivided.
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c. Standards for Flag Lots
1. The pole of a flag lot shall take direct access to a publicly dedicated street
right-of-way.
2. The pole of a flag lot shall not be less than 15 feet in width at its narrowest
point.
3. The minimum street setback on a flag lot shall be established at a distance
equal to the required street setback from the property line that is most
parallel to the street lot line (road right-of-way line).
4. The area within the pole of a flag lot shall not be counted as lot area for the
purpose of meeting the minimum lot area requirement.
5. Both the new parcel and the remainder of the original parcel shall meet the
minimum lot area requirement of the zoning district at the time of the
subdivision.
6. If required by the highway authority having jurisdiction over the road on
which the flag lot will take access, the flag of the flag lot, or portion thereof,
shall contain an access easement to allow the adjoining lot to share access
to the road. In no case shall the flag of a flag lot serve as any access
easement for more than two dwelling units.
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[Insert into Article 155-.20-C General Definitions]
Lot, Flag
A lot resulting from the division of a tract of land that, before its division, did not have sufficient
width on a street to create more than one lot abutting said street but had sufficient area and
depth to be divided into more than one buildable lot.
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Est. Parcels More Than Double of Minimum Lot Area
TOWNSHIP E-1 E-2 Total
Channahon township 0 0 0
Crete township 11 10 21
Custer township 0 7 7
Du Page township 0 0 0
Florence township 0 2 2
Frankfort township 0 5 5
Green Garden township 2 56 58
Homer township 0 9 9
Jackson township 0 2 2
Joliet township 0 2 2
Lockport township 0 1 1
Manhattan township 0 15 15
Monee township 0 6 6
New Lenox township 2 7 9
Peotone township 1 1 2
Plainfield township 0 9 9
Reed township 1 1 2
Troy township 0 2 2
Washington township 3 5 8
Wesley township 4 0 4
Wheatland township 1 0 1
Will township 1 6 7
Wilmington township 0 7 7
Wilton township 0 3 3

Land Use Department
Development Review Division
Memo
To: Land Use & Development Committee
From: Thomas Carroll
Date: 11/13/2012
Re: Steeplechase PUD Subdivision Completion Project – Change Order #3
On March 15, 2012, the Will County Board adopted Resolution #12-59 awarding the contract for the
Steeplechase PUD Subdivision Completion Project to Precision Excavating for $19,436.50. During the
course of construction, additional work was required to complete the public improvements in substantial
conformance with the approved engineering plans for the subdivision. Therefore, in accordance with
Section 3-406 of the Purchasing Ordinance, attached please find Change Order #3 for the Steeplechase
PUD Subdivision Completion Project.
Change Order #3 revises the Contract Amount to $34,492.90. Sufficient funding for Change Order #3 is
on deposit with the Will County Treasurer in the Steeplechase PUD Letter of Credit Account
($50,040.30). Change Order #3 consists of the following:
Miscellaneous Extras and Credits:
Item X2 – Septic Area Remediation: as part of the awarded scope of work, the contractor was required
to test the area designated for use as a septic absorption field. The tests indicated that the area was
currently unsuitable for an absorption field and required remediation. Based on the recommendation of
the Will County Health Department, the contractor will perform a ripping remediation treatment to loosen
the compacted soils in the proposed absorption area. The area will then be retested at a later date.
We have reviewed Change Order #3 and determined that it complies with Section 3-406(2) of the
Purchasing Ordinance:
• The circumstances said to necessitate the change in performance were not reasonably
foreseeable at the time the contract was signed.
• The change is germane to the original contract.
• The change order is in the best interest of the County
Therefore, we recommend that the Land Use & Development Committee approve Change Order #3 to
the Steeplechase PUD Subdivision Completion Project.
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CHANGE ORDER REQUEST NUMBER 3 CONTRACTOR: PRECISION EXCAVATING
STEEPLECHASE PUD SUBDIVISION COMPLETION PROJECT P.O. BOX 242
AUTHORIZING RESOLUTION NUMBER: 12-59 CHANNAHON, IL 60410
THE FOLLOWIING CHANGES ARE HEREBY MADE TO THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, AS SUMMARIZED BELOW, FOR THE
STEEPLECHASE PUD SUBDIVISION COMPLETION PROJECT:
AWARDED CONTRACT:
ITEM ITEM DESCRIPTION QUANTITY UNITS UNIT ADDITIONS DEDUCTIONS
NO. PRICE
MISC. EXTRAS AND CREDITS:
X2 SEPTIC AREA REMEDIATION 1.00 LS $ 4,030.00 $ 4,030.00
TOTALS: $4,030.00
NETCHANGE: $ 4,030.00
ORIGINAL CONTRACT AMOUNT: $ 19,436.50
CHANGE ORDER NO. 1 $ 10,159.10
CHANGE ORDER NO. 2 $ 867.30
CHANGE ORDER NO. 3 $ 4,030.00
CURRENT CONTRACT AMOUNT $ 34,492.90
DATE ____/_____/_____ SIGNED ___________________________________________ CHAIRMAN, LAND USE & DEVELOPMENT COMMIT
DATE ____/_____/_____ SIGNED ___________________________________________ CHIEF SUBDIVISION ENGINEER
DATE ____/_____/_____ SIGNED ___________________________________________ PRECISION EXCAVATING
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