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@01:20 mark -- Public Works begins with discussion of resolution to add the cost of restoring the property at 31-33 S. Prospect to a future bond issue
@12:30 mark -- COW votes 5 (Sweeney, DiPietro, Bach, Allegretti and Carey) to 2 (Ryan and Wsol) to approve the resolution
@12:50 mark -- Discussion begins on approval of $62,369 contract for restoration of property at 31-33 S. Prospect
@31:35 mark -- COW unanimously votes to approve the contract
@31:50 mark -- Director of Public Works begins update and discussion of flooding study performed by Burke Engineering
@35:47 mark -- Director of Public Works reports on appraisal for the old Public Works Service Center on Elm St.
@40:45 mark -- Public Safety begins with discussion of Dangerous Animal ordinance
@41:39 mark -- Ald. Bach moves to defer action on Dangerous Animal ordinance
@43:40 mark -- Resident and director of Park District dog obedience course, Maryann Gobbo addresses the COW
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Begins with continuing discussion of Dangerous Animal ordinance
@00:27 mark -- Resident trouble maker, Pat Livensparger reveals she's really Dr. Dolittle
@06:17 mark -- Resident Bill Urquhart asks the COW questions about the definition of 'dangerous dogs'
@08:31 mark -- Resident George Kirkland addresses the COW regarding his proposed amendments to the Dangerous Animal ordinance
@16:40 mark -- Discussion continues among COW members
@19:48 mark -- COW finally votes, unanimously, on motion to defer
@20:00 mark -- Police Chief Kaminski, or Chiefski to the PRU Crew, begins his update of the Red Speed red light cameras
@23:00 mark -- Ald. Wsol loses his place on the agenda
@23:15 mark -- Chiefski reports on progress of the Chief's Advisory Task Force
@23:25 mark -- Chiefski reports on community meeting held at Franklin School
@24:52 mark -- Chiefski reports on the organizational assessment being done by Standard & Associates
@25:17 mark -- Chiefski reports on compliments received by the police department
@27:55 mark -- Mayor Schmidtzkrieg resumes the COW chair
@28:10 mark -- New Business agenda item begins with Ald. Ryan's request that the Procedures and Regulations committee discuss the building ordinance as it pertains to before and after site grades
@28:50 mark -- Ald. Ryan requests discussion at the Procedures and Regulations committee about enforcement of the ordinance regarding 'blocked up' windows
@29:25 mark -- Ald. Sweeney suggests the Procedures and Regulations committee consider making Park Ridge a hands-free cell phone zone
@30:25 mark -- Ald. Bach thumps his chest
@31:53 mark -- Ald. Wsol suggests discussion of hands-free cell phone use come before the Public Safety committee
@32:30 mark -- Ald. Bach reports on his latest round of meetings with the ONCC
@35:05 mark -- COW is adjourned
October 13, 2009
Video from 10-12-09 COW
Posted by ParkRidgeUnderground
Labels: Committee of the Whole, Public Safety Committee, Public Works, Video
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6 comments:
hey PRU, thanks for the indexing. Everyone take a look at Carrie Davis's lack of Math skills when discussing the first issue about the space behind the building on Prospect. I know from math class many years ago that $2,000 per month x 12 months x 15 years = $360,000. I guess she didn't go to the same school as me.
Anon@1:59 --
We found ourselves more concerned about Ald. Allspaghetti's math abilities.
It sounded to us as if Allspaghetti thinks paying $2000 a month for 15 yrs., or some number of yrs., is a better deal than paying $63,000 for repaving the parking area in accordance with the original lease.
The break even point, if you could call it that, would be 3 yrs. And at the end of a lease term of three yrs. we'd expect the property owner to again demand restoration of the parking area.
Keep in mind, Davis doesn't vote on these things. The Aldermen do.
Calling him Alspaghetti is ethnically insulting. I know it's popular to insult Italians now that Columbus is being portrayed as a blood thirsty good for nothing white devil, but could we please show a little respect for the great country that inspired sleeveless t-shirts and disco, please?
Anon@2:42 --
We abuse the term to describe Ald. Allspaghetti's noodle, or more biologically stated, his mind.
We apologize to all our readers of Chinese decent. We meant no ethnic insult to the inventers of spaghetti.
However, we will continue to describe Ald. Allspaghetti in the way we've chosen.
Don't let the cyber door hit you in the ass as you exit the blog, and don't forget to take your prissy pc loafers with you.
The city will be talking about issuing bonds for flood controls and I expect that will be millions upon millions and Bach is worried about another $63K? I know dollars add up fast, but he is ridiculous sometimes.
Not only is this cost another thing the city failed to budget for but probably so are the bond costs they will be talking about. Didn't the city attorney say this lease ended in '08 or something like that and they were negotiating with the owner? I get the impression they knew all along this lease wasn't going to get renewed and still they didn't budget for this.
The owner of the property probably wants the parking for its Tenets because parking in uptown is almost impossible especially if you rent apartments. We should restore it to the way it was in the 70s throw a handful of pebbles and a bent up garbage can and we're back to where we were. the costs should be around $100.00 I just saved the city $62,900.00
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