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[0:32] Pledge of Allegiance
[4:21] Chairman's Report
[18:39] Public Comment
[20:28] CB-R-0621-20 : 2021 County Board Meeting Schedule
[21:37] FI-R-0617-20 : Resolution to address any remaining/unused CRF Funds after December 30, 2020, Company 1100, Accounting Unit 1213 (COVID ITEM)
[22:15] FI-R-0618-20 : Acceptance & Appropriation of the Illinois Home Weatherization Assistance Program State Grant FY21, Inter-Governmental Agreement No. 21-251028, Company 5000 - Accounting Unit 1490, $346,142.
[22:54] FI-R-0619-20 : Acceptance and Appropriation of Additional Funding for the ILDCEO Community Services Block Grant PY20 Agreement No. 20-231028, Company 5000 - Accounting Unit 1650, $128,559
[23:32] FI-R-0620-20 : Placing Names on Payroll
[24:03] FI-R-0622-20 : Approval of issuance of payments to small businesses and independent contractors through the Small Business Relief Grant Fund Program administered by Choose DuPage in the amount of $348,510.00 (COVID ITEM)
[24:41] FI-R-0631-20 : Resolution approving a grant agreement with Poised For Success in the amount of $37,950.00 (COVID ITEM)
[25:19] FI-R-0625-20 : Recommendation for the approval of a payment to the Village of Villa Park for the supplemental reimbursement of COVID-19 eligible expenses from the CRF Fund for a total amount of $25,565.50 (COVID ITEM)
[25:20] FI-R-0623-20 : Recommendation for the approval of a payment to the Village of Downers Grove for the supplemental reimbursement of COVID-19 eligible expenses from the CRF Fund for a total amount of $125,960.00 (COVID ITEM)
[25:20] FI-R-0624-20 : Recommendation for the approval of a payment to the Village of Burr Ridge for the supplemental reimbursement of COVID-19 eligible expenses from the CRF Fund for a total amount of $150,000.00 (COVID ITEM)
[25:20] FI-R-0626-20 : Recommendation for the approval of a payment to the Village of Woodridge for the supplemental reimbursement of COVID-19 eligible expenses from the CRF Fund for a total amount of $350,000.00 (COVID ITEM)
[26:06] FI-R-0628-20 : Recommendation for the approval of a payment to the DuPage County Health Department for the reimbursement of COVID-19 eligible expenses from the CRF Fund for a total amount of $940,892.26 (COVID ITEM)
[26:16] FI-R-0633-20 : Recommendation for the approval of a payment to the Emergency Telephone System Board of DuPage County for the reimbursement of COVID-19 eligible expenses from the CRF Fund for a total of amount of $49,641.50 (COVID ITEM)
[26:22] FI-R-0629-20 : Ratification of Emergency Procurement of Goods and Services. Total amount $327,185.74 (COVID ITEM)
[26:31] FI-R-0630-20 : Correction of a Scrivener's Error on the Intergovernmental Agreement with 38 Park Districts for the CARES Act (COVID ITEM)
[26:38] FI-R-0632-20 : Budget Transfers 11-10-2020 Budget Transfers Various Companies and Accounting Units
[28:07] FI-P-0295-20 : Recommendation for a contract purchase order to Mesirow Insurance Services, Inc., (Safety National) to provide Workers' Compensation Insurance to the County and the Health Department. This contract covers the period of December 1, 2020 to December 1, 2021 for Finance-Tort Liability, for a contract total amount not to exceed $151,874.00. Vendor selected pursuant to DuPage County Code Section 2-300.4-108 (1) (b).
[28:13] FI-P-0296-20 : Recommendation for a contract purchase order to Mesirow Insurance Services, Inc., (Freedom Specialty) to provide Employment Practices Liability Insurance for Finance-Tort Liability. This contract covers the period of December 1, 2020 to December 1, 2021, for a contract total amount not to exceed $47,916.00. Vendor selected pursuant to DuPage County Code Section 2-300.4-108 (1) (b).
[28:19] FI-P-0297-20 : Recommendation for the issuance of a contract purchase order to Mesirow Insurance Services, Inc., (Beazley) to secure Cyber Liability Insurance for the County. This contract covers the period of December 1, 2020 to December 1, 2021 for Finance-Tort Liability, for a contract total amount not to exceed $51,788. Vendor selected pursuant to DuPage County Code Section 2-300.4-108 (1) (b).
[28:26] FI-P-0298-20 : Recommendation for the approval of a contract purchase order to Mesirow Insurance Services, Inc., (Chubb) to provide Property Insurance for all County properties including the Health Department, this contract also includes flood coverage insurance. This contract covers the period of December 1, 2020 to December 1, 2021 for Finance, for a contract total amount not to exceed $250,794.00. Vendor selected pursuant to DuPage County Code Section 2-300.4-108 (1) (b).
[28:34] FI-P-0299-20 : Recommendation for approval of a contract purchase order to Mesirow Insurance Services, Inc., (Safety National & AWAC) for excess General and Automobile Liability Insurance for the County and the Health Department. This contract covers the period December 1, 2020 to December 1, 2021 for Finance-Tort Liability, for a contract total amount not to exceed $280,123.00. Vendor selected pursuant to DuPage County Code Section 2-300.4-108 (1) (b).
[30:13] FI-P-0300-20 : Recommendation for the approval of a contract purchase order to Yates Enterprises, to furnish and deliver PPE equipment as needed for the County, for the period November 10, 2020 to October 31, 2021, for a contract total not to exceed $1,339,000.00, per lowest responsible quote 20-108-OHSEM. (COVID ITEM)
[30:22] FI-P-0301-20 : Recommendation for the approval of a contract purchase order to W Diamond Group, to furnish and deliver PPE equipment as needed for the County, for the period November 10, 2020 to October 31, 2021, for a contract total not to exceed $80,250.00, per lowest responsible quote 20-108-OHSEM. (COVID ITEM)
[30:28] FI-P-0302-20 : Recommendation for the approval of a contract purchase order to UniPak Corporation, to furnish and deliver PPE equipment as needed for the County, for the period November 10, 2020 to October 31, 2021, for a contract total not to exceed $35,600.00, per lowest responsible quote 20-108-OHSEM. (COVID ITEM)
[30:32] FI-P-0303-20 : Recommendation for the approval of a contract purchase order to Nextt Shield, to furnish and deliver PPE equipment as needed for the County, for the period November 10, 2020 to October 31, 2021, for a contract total not to exceed $693,860.00, per lowest responsible quote 20-108-OHSEM. (COVID ITEM)
[30:42] FI-P-0304-20 : Recommendation for the approval of a contract purchase order to Hepsiba Trading, to furnish and deliver PPE equipment as needed for the County, for the period November 10, 2020 to October 31, 2021, for a contract total not to exceed $48,000.00, per lowest responsible quote 20-108-OHSEM. (COVID ITEM)
[30:47] FI-P-0305-20 : Recommendation for the approval of a contract purchase order to DVL dba MPGTandem, to furnish and deliver PPE equipment as needed for the County, for the period November 10, 2020 to October 31, 2021, for a contract total not to exceed $36,400.00, per lowest responsible quote 20-108-OHSEM. (COVID ITEM)
[31:31] FI-O-0093-20 : AHAB-O-0031B-19- Second Amendment to AHAB-O-0031A-19 To Approve an Amendment of Chapter 20, Article XV of The DuPage County Code of Ordinances Regarding Regulation of Adult Entertainment Facilities
[32:24] FM-R-0616-20 : Recommendation for the approval of an Intergovernmental Agreement between the City of Wheaton, the County of DuPage, Board of Health of DuPage County, and the DuPage County Health Department for the construction of the DuPage County Health Department Storage Garage. COVID ITEM
[34:12] TE-P-0292-20 : Recommendation for the approval of a contract purchase order to Imaging Systems, Inc. d/b/a Integrated Document Technologies (IDT), for the annual Hyland and CAPSYS Software Assurance maintenance of imaging systems for various departments, for the period of November 27, 2020 through January 31, 2022, for Information Technology, for a contract total amount of $49,267.49. Exempt from bidding per 55 ILCS 5/5-1022 “Competitive Bids” (c) not suitable for competitive bids – Sole Source. IDT is the OnBase approved provider for their products.
[34:57] TE-P-0293-20 : Recommendation for the approval of a contract purchase order to BDO USA LLP d/b/a SWC Technology Partners LLC, for the annual software maintenance of FireEye Security software for the period of December 10, 2020 through December 9, 2021, for Information Technology, for a contract total amount of $152,487.00, per lowest responsible bidder, bid #20-121-IT. This purchase also moves our existing on-premises FireEye appliances to cloud based appliances. By moving to the cloud IT can better secure all of the laptops of employees working remotely. (COVID Item)
[35:44] TE-P-0294-20 : Recommendation for the approval of a contract purchase order to Carahsoft Technology Corporation, for the annual support and hosting of Agenda and Minutes Meeting Management System software and Civic Streaming for Information Technology. This contract covers the period of December 1, 2020 through November 30, 2021, for a contract total amount of $41,132.45, per Cooperative Purchasing Agreement pricing, in compliance with 30 ILCS 525/2 "Governmental Joint Purchasing Act" Government Services Administration #GS-35F-0119Y.
[36:43] DT-R-0615-20 : Intergovernmental Agreement between the County of DuPage and Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning, for the development of a new DuPage County Trails Plan; County to be reimbursed $240,000.
[38:08] DT-P-0290-20 : Recommendation for the approval of a contract to Leech Tishman Ruscaldo & Lampl, LLC, to provide Professional Legal Services to negotiate Highway Authority Applications, as needed for the Division of Transportation, for the period December 1, 2020 through November 30, 2021, for a contract total not to exceed $40,000; Professional Services, not subject to competitive bidding per 55 ILCS 5/5-1022 (a); appointed as a Special Assistant State’s Attorney by the State’s Attorney’s Office pursuant to DuPage County Code 2-300.1-111 (County to be reimbursed 100% of incurred fees).
[38:19] DT-P-0291-20 : Recommendation for the approval of a contract to Leech Tishman Ruscaldo & Lampl, LLC, to provide Professional Legal Services to assist with environmental issues, as needed for the Division of Transportation, for the period December 1, 2020 through November 30, 2021, for a contract total not to exceed $40,000; Professional Services, not subject to competitive bidding per 55 ILCS 5/5-1022 (a); appointed as a Special Assistant State’s Attorney by the State’s Attorney’s Office pursuant to DuPage County Code 2-300.1-111.
[38:30] 2020-257 : Recommendation for the approval of a contract to Kevin’s Auto & Diesel Repair, for on-call emergency repair service and repair parts for trucks and plows, as needed for the Division of Transportation, for the period November 11, 2020 through November 10, 2021, for a contract total not to exceed $20,000; Per lowest responsible bid 20-111-DOT.
[38:41] 2020-258 : Recommendation for the approval of a contract to HazChem Environmental Corp., to provide hazardous material testing, disposal ,and emergency services, as needed for the Division of Transportation ($9,000) and Stormwater Management (9,000), for the period January 1, 2021 through December 31, 2021, for a contract total not to exceed $18,000; Per renewal option under quote award 17-229-BR, third and final option to renew.
[38:52] 2020-259 : Recommendation for the approval of a contract to Multi Service Technology Solutions Inc., d/b/a Red Wing Business Advantage Account, to furnish safety shoes and work boots, as needed for the Division of Transportation ($4,500), Facilities Management ($10,000), Public Works ($8,000), Stormwater Management ($4,500), and the DuPage Care Center ($2,500), for the period December 1, 2020 through November 30, 2021, for a contract total not to exceed $29,500; Per renewal option under bid award 17-177-JM, third and final option to renew.
[39:37] DT-O-0092-20 : Ordinance for the alteration of speed limit along North Frontage Road, from Clarendon Hills Road to 300’ south of 79th Street in Downers Grove Township, from 35 MPH to 25 MPH.
[40:33] Old Business
[46:03] New Business
[48:06] Executive Session
[48:14] Meeting Adjourned

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[0:00] He's here. Okay. Good morning, everybody. Good morning. I call the meeting of November 10, 2020 to order. It is nearly 10, 30, just for the record. The finance committee did go a little past their regularly scheduled time, which is all good. But we're starting a little bit late because there was robust debate in finance.
[0:27] May I ask, would members Sean Noonan, would you lead us in the pledge of allegiance and please remain standing as we will move into our invocation immediately after?
[0:39] Number Noonan.
[0:41] I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic, or which it stands, one nation, under God, in the visible, with liberty and justice.
[0:56] Thank you. I'd like to welcome Reverend Dr. James Miller. I've had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Miller.
[1:06] Previously he is with the DuPage African Methodist Episcopal Church in Lyle.
[1:12] And we're honored to have you here, sir, to lead us in invocation. Please proceed.
[1:17] Thank you, Mr. Cronin, and don't forgive my own moment to scream when dark here as I was sitting here.
[1:23] But thank you for the opportunity and board.
[1:26] I'll let us pray.
[1:28] Heavenly Father, God of life and health and strength.
[1:32] We bless your holy name today.
[1:33] God, we pray for this doopage County board as these leaders again undertake great responsibility.
[1:41] We pray wisdom and courage.
[1:43] We pray today, God, for all facets, all residents of our county.
[1:48] God, today, we pray for schools.
[1:49] We know you reveal your children.
[1:51] God, we pray for teaching teachers, administration, and staff.
[1:56] We pray for hospitals, God, staff, patients, all essential workers.
[2:01] God, we pray for businesses.
[2:03] Lord, make another small miracle and bring some coverage and deliverance.
[2:07] God, we pray for all law enforcement agencies.
[2:11] the incarcerated, the courts, the police officers, and the suspects. May all be given safety
[2:17] and new process. God, here is praying this morning. God, we pray for all the citizens' residents,
[2:25] a neighbors who live in this community of DuPage County, that we may live together, not only in peace,
[2:32] but love that we can grow from tolerance to embrace. So God, all these petitions we give to you now,
[2:41] And some of them may seem impossible, but you're the God who is able, and the impossible becomes possible with you.
[2:49] So have you wait with this meeting God and respecting all other faiths of this Christian pastor, praise and Jesus name. Amen.
[3:01] Thank you. Thank you, Reverend. That was beautiful.
[3:05] pursuant to the governor's executive order, I will entertain a motion to permit the members of the board attending by telephone to participate in vote in this meeting.
[3:17] Is there a motion here with so moved by member Pachowsky and seconded from member Larson, all those in favor say aye.
[3:27] May the eyes have it. Mr. Clark, would you please call the roll?
[3:35] Chaplain.
[3:37] Comber.
[3:39] Here.
[3:40] The start.
[3:44] Here.
[3:45] DC-Onnie.
[3:48] Echo.
[3:50] Elliot.
[3:51] Here.
[3:53] Hart.
[3:54] Here.
[3:55] Healy.
[3:56] Here.
[3:57] Producer.
[3:58] Here.
[3:59] Larson.
[4:00] Here.
[4:00] Noonon.
[4:01] Ozot.
[4:03] Here.
[4:03] The Chalsky Renahan.
[4:06] Here.
[4:07] Rutledge.
[4:09] There.
[4:11] Salmon.
[4:12] Here.
[4:12] Tornatory.
[4:14] And there.
[4:17] Okay.
[4:17] Thank you, Mr. Kirk.
[4:20] On to the order of Chairman's report.
[4:22] We have a presentation.
[4:25] And I'd like to invite Sean Noonen,
[4:26] number known in and our favorite ETSB Executive Director at Linda Zerwin to relocate up near
[4:36] the front here, the podium.
[4:39] The emergency telephone system board funds and provides leadership to our counties 911 emergency
[4:47] system.
[4:48] It is a primary responsibility of local government to provide these public safety services
[4:55] to our residents. So thanks to the leadership of ETSB Chairman Sean Noonan and Executive Director
[5:01] Linda Zerwin, our emergency telephone system is an example of a lean, efficient, exemplary agency.
[5:11] Today, Sean and Linda are here to present the ETSB budget. So please proceed.
[5:18] Thank you, Chairman Cronan. Good morning. On behalf of the 12 members of the emergency telephone
[5:24] system board. I am pleased to have this opportunity to share the ETSB FY21 budget with you.
[5:32] The 911 system has approximately 45 million in assets and over the last 10 years working
[5:37] with our municipal partners. This system has been streamlined for efficient delivery of critical
[5:43] police, fire, and EMS services through interoperable systems for the 62 police and fire agencies
[5:51] within the system. 2021 will be a legislative year for ETSB as a search
[5:58] charge is scheduled to sunset December of 2021. The state 911 board is already
[6:04] working on updates to the legislation and administrative rules. Before I turn
[6:11] it over to ETSB Executive Director Linda Zerwin to review the balance of the
[6:19] light. The consolidation of the sheriff's peace app into Addison Consolidate Consolidated Dispatch
[6:27] Center. The goal-life date of this consolidation was last Monday, November 2nd. This brings
[6:34] a due page 911 system to two peace app to less than the number required by state statute.
[6:41] Consolidation has taken 12 years to complete through the partnership of the municipalities
[6:45] and fire protection districts with the county and ETSB.
[6:51] And with that I'd like to turn this presentation over to Linda Zerwin.
[7:07] For other highlights we have in terms of the consolidation.
[7:12] Several years ago we rerouted all the wireless 911 calls to be more efficient.
[7:18] This was not possible with the number of dispatch centers we had previously.
[7:22] In that first year we reduced the number of transfers, which is a delay for the system.
[7:27] by over 300,000.
[7:30] Now with the share of consolidating with ACDC or Addison Center, we look forward to an additional
[7:37] reduction in the transfer of calls, because as you know, the share of support was only dispatching
[7:43] police, so every fire EMS request had to be transferred to another center, so we look forward
[7:47] to making even greater numbers and we'll record that next year to you.
[7:53] Also within the consolidation and the highlights of consolidation, people ask me often
[7:57] if this is working and if this is the way we should be going.
[8:01] The annual savings to ETSB directly because of the reduction
[8:05] of the number of geographic locations is $2 million a year.
[8:11] In direct costs, result in about $7 million in dispatch personnel cost over time because
[8:17] in 2009 when we really started this, there were 217 dispatchers.
[8:21] Today there's approximately 140, so that's a $7 million savings.
[8:25] Those are significant savings to the system to the county and to the municipalities that were providing service for their citizens.
[8:35] Next slide please.
[8:38] So I'd like this slide because one of the things people don't understand is that ETSB exists to provide a 911 enhanced system and this is an excellent graphic picture of the fact that
[8:48] 90 or 89% of the money is going to support of the systems.
[8:54] It's a low personnel cost and high production on an efficient system.
[9:00] So these are contracted services and in our operating costs.
[9:04] The next slide,
[9:09] I just have to brag a little bit because those first four lines today.
[9:12] We have a budget decrease of about 12%.
[9:15] The reality is we came in at under 14% reduction and I want to highlight that.
[9:20] And then through the course of the budget discussion, the ETS board members decided to include
[9:25] some capital purchases, which impacted the overall cost of maintenance and operations
[9:31] which brought us to a 12% decrease.
[9:33] Those are natural reductions in service based on consolidation.
[9:38] We didn't cut anything in terms of service.
[9:41] This is just based on consolidation, reduction of phone lines, and other services that we
[9:50] So here you see, you know, it's a nice overview of where we're seeing reductions, and that million 1.1 million is really operating costs as I said in the telecommunications line.
[10:02] Interestingly enough, in 2009, when we started that telecommunications line was $2 million.
[10:08] Today, the telecommunications line in operations is just slightly over a million dollars.
[10:15] again, a good reduction in costs. Under capital, you see significant reduction there.
[10:23] And that basically has to do with the fact that we've finished so many major projects,
[10:27] as you know in the last 36 to 48 months, the systems have built two brand new centers,
[10:32] and we've refreshed hardware software or replaced systems. So the decrease you see,
[10:37] there is really just the fact that we're winding down on those major projects.
[10:44] And then something new this year that I haven't really highlighted for you in the past, the previous
[10:52] finance director Paul Rayfek and Bakertilly we worked on a way to allocate money for the major
[10:59] capital assets that Sherman Noonan mentioned in the beginning.
[11:02] We have about $45 million in assets so it is part of our producer and responsibility to plan
[11:07] for the replacement of that so that it doesn't impact the county or the municipalities and
[11:11] be good stewards of that. We've been fortunate enough that we've shown consolidation reduces
[11:17] our costs and so we allocated in 2020, 11 million for the set aside for that replacement
[11:23] in planning for the future and projection for 2021 is that the board will allocate another
[11:28] 7.5 or I'm sorry, 6.5. So we're getting close to where we need. Replacement of radios alone
[11:36] It was roughly $24 million, so you see that this type of savings plan is important to the health of the 911 system and moving forward.
[11:48] And if we don't start now, we're not going to be ready when we need those things.
[11:55] Next slide.
[11:57] Promise to move on quickly.
[12:00] So, revenue, we have some. We've gone from, you know, 50 cents in 2009 to $1.50 per
[12:09] device per month. The 911 services are really funded by two things. The surcharge and
[12:17] general fund money at the municipal and county level. So, where we're getting to, at this
[12:22] point, is that we're going to be able to start looking at how we make some relief to now
[12:27] the county seen that in the in the closure of their center, but there are some additional expenses we'll look at,
[12:33] but also for the municipalities, because unfortunately the 14 million roughly that we collect isn't enough to fund what is roughly a 25 million dollar
[12:44] year operation when you get to the personnel costs of all those dispatchers and personnel in the peace apps themselves.
[12:52] And I like to show this slide in this way because I think it's important to understand that we're about four months behind
[12:57] in the collection of revenue on any given time so the money goes to the state and then it
[13:05] comes back to us. So we're doing pretty well and you know some of the risks that we'll have
[13:12] is what happens at the state level in terms of any sweeps or concerns about money there.
[13:17] The cost of the statewide new 911 network has not been awarded yet so we don't know if that
[13:22] will have an impact on the surge charge that we receive. And as Chairman Newton mentioned,
[13:26] They'll be a sunset in December 2021.
[13:30] Nobody anticipates that there won't be funding it.
[13:32] It'll just be a matter of how it's allocated.
[13:34] And that's under discussion today.
[13:35] But until we know what the statewide network costs will be,
[13:38] it's difficult for us to know what that impact will be at this point.
[13:42] So we're being a little bit conservative
[13:43] on our replacement schedule until we're aware of that.
[13:49] Seems like we're done, but we're not.
[13:52] Because the sheriff's closed their piece up.
[13:54] In the coming months, this board will see an environmental agreement between the two remaining
[13:59] peace apps do come in ACDC or Addison, and we'll need to update the ordinance to reflect
[14:06] some of those changes and also to be in line with some of the changes that the county has
[14:10] made in their procurement ordinance.
[14:12] So those are some things that you'll be seeing from us and building that forward.
[14:17] This is a body of work that has taken over 10 years and there are people who have been on
[14:21] board a long time. Who will not be returning?
[14:27] Mr. Haley.
[14:30] And I just want to say that this
[14:32] is something to be proud of because as the director of the HSP, this board and the previous
[14:37] board members and the people who will come after you have been and I hope the people who
[14:41] will come after will be continued to be as supportive as this group of people have been
[14:45] to get us to the mission. It's been a true partnership between the municipalities and the
[14:50] to provide the best class of 911 service.
[14:55] And it's been a pleasure work under Chairman Noonin.
[14:58] Not only is it used to be.
[15:00] Mr. Chair, which provides good guidance, but he has been an excellent chairman for the deployment of
[15:06] our last two major systems. So, with that, I will take any questions that you have.
[15:13] Anyone? Anyone? Questions? Questions? Seeing none? Anyone on line there?
[15:19] Doesn't look like there is? So, thorough. So, thorough. So, complete. Yes. Well, thank you for the good work that you do.
[15:27] really is, you know, Linda, we've worked together, going back to my days in the legislature when we
[15:33] stayed straight as office? Yeah, and then the States Attorney's Office before that. Yeah, it's been
[15:37] it's been quite a journey, but thank you for the good work that you do. Thank you, Sean, for the
[15:41] fabulous leadership that you provided, ETSB, and thank you for joining us and giving us some valuable
[15:48] information today. Thank you, there are no further questions. So we're going to move on. I'm going to
[15:54] for some Chairman's remarks. If I may please, as I advised you yesterday in the email that
[16:05] I sent out, the Governor's Office and the Illinois Department of Public Health have advised
[16:12] us that DuPage County is among those in our region entering Tier II mitigation for COVID-9. Our
[16:22] Our region has seen increasing positivity rates moving higher than 13.3% on a seven-day rolling
[16:32] average.
[16:34] As you know, in DuPage County, we have aggressively fought to reduce the spread of COVID-19.
[16:41] I should say, not COVID-9.
[16:43] In our community, we have funded our own county COVID testing site and developed an expansive,
[16:50] contact tracing effort. We've created an extensive public awareness campaign, encouraging residents
[16:58] to wear a mask, wash their hands, and watch their distance. There's nothing more important than
[17:05] keeping our residents healthy. So we will continue to work with our mayors to reduce the impact of
[17:12] COVID-19 within DuPage County and throughout our region. Finally, it has been a remarkable
[17:19] two weeks since we last met, that huge Notre Dame win,
[17:27] the remarkable weather that we've
[17:29] been having, and oh yes, there was an election. I know we are waiting for certified election
[17:39] results, and we will take the time to congratulate and welcome those taking new county seats.
[17:47] and we will recognize and congratulate those departing.
[17:52] I thank everyone, everyone who campaign for public office,
[17:56] and those who have served faithfully as elected officials.
[18:00] Governing, governing, is the difficult work we do between elections.
[18:06] So we are very fortunate to share this work with some talented,
[18:10] and dedicated individuals.
[18:12] All of your efforts are deeply appreciated,
[18:14] And all I can say is thank you at this point.
[18:18] So we move on to the next order of business entitled public comment, public comment.
[18:23] This is where we welcome folks from the public to share their thoughts.
[18:29] And I'm advised that we do not have anyone here in person, but we do have one individual who shared
[18:36] Some thought wants to make public comment via electronically, so according to our rules,
[18:43] remember the public shall be afforded time, and we have welcomed these comments both in
[18:49] person and online, and with that, I turn it over to you, Mr. McCarthy.
[18:57] First comments from Edgar Powell, actually the only comments from Edgar Powell, it's regarding
[19:02] election in minutes it states I would like to commend the county clerk's office for overseeing
[19:06] this year's election there was an unprecedented turnout especially via vote by mail and
[19:11] early voting I appreciate that the clerk's office was unable to count the ballots and publish
[19:15] the updated results in a timely fashion. Furthermore I appreciate the county board will be
[19:20] amending its minutes for the meeting held in November 12, 2019. This amendment will help ensure
[19:25] the board's records are accurate going forward I hope that the county clerk's office will be
[19:29] taking appropriate steps to ensure that similar issues or mistakes are avoided in the future
[19:33] that concludes Mr. Pal's comment and that's all I have.
[19:38] Okay. Short and sweet.
[19:41] So we move on to the order of entitled consent.
[19:46] There's a motion and a second. Mr. Clark, please call the roll.
[19:51] Zay, chaplain, covert, aye, to start, aye.
[19:57] Deceoni, echof, Elliot, aye, hark, aye, hilly,
[20:04] producer, aye, Larsen, newton, aye.
[20:08] Ozag, aye.
[20:10] Butchowski, we're in a hand.
[20:12] Aye, Rutledge, aye, Selman, aye.
[20:16] And tornatory.
[20:20] Thank you, Mr. Clark, out of the more order of county board, the member Jim Zay.
[20:25] Good morning, Mr. Chairman, which is one item today.
[20:27] I move on CBR 621-20, the 2021-20 board meeting schedule.
[20:35] It's been a motion and a second.
[20:37] Mr. Clark, please call the roll.
[20:39] Zay, aye.
[20:40] Chaplain, covert.
[20:42] Aye.
[20:43] Desert.
[20:44] Aye.
[20:44] Deceoni, echof.
[20:46] Elliott.
[20:48] Aye.
[20:48] Heart.
[20:48] Hi.
[20:50] Heli.
[20:51] Produce key.
[20:52] Aye.
[20:53] Larsen.
[20:54] Noonan.
[20:55] Ozag.
[20:56] Aye.
[20:56] Chalce key.
[20:57] Renahan.
[20:59] Aye.
[20:59] Rutledge.
[21:01] Aye.
[21:01] Selman.
[21:03] Aye.
[21:03] Ann tornatory.
[21:07] Thank you, Mr. Clark.
[21:09] Thank you, Mr. Zay.
[21:10] On to the order of finance.
[21:12] Member Bob Larsen.
[21:14] Thank you, Chairman.
[21:15] Briefly under finance.
[21:16] I just want to, couldn't let today pass without recognizing the 245th birthday of the United States Marine Corps,
[21:23] except for fight all my brothers and sisters in the Marine Corps, and tomorrow is the better in the days,
[21:27] and we always want to acknowledge those who serve their country, and so I want to acknowledge them as well.
[21:33] Thank you very much for their service.
[21:34] With that, I would move approval of FIR 617-20 Resolution to address in your remaining unused CRF funds.
[21:42] I've been a motion and a second. Mr. Clark, please call the roll.
[21:46] Larsen, aye.
[21:47] Noonan.
[21:47] Aye.
[21:48] Ouzag.
[21:49] Aye.
[21:49] Pachowski.
[21:50] Aye.
[21:50] Renne Han.
[21:51] Aye.
[21:52] Rutledge.
[21:53] Aye.
[21:53] Salman.
[21:54] Aye.
[21:55] Tornatory.
[21:56] Zay.
[21:56] Aye.
[21:57] Chaplain.
[21:58] Covert.
[21:59] Aye.
[21:59] The start.
[22:00] Aye.
[22:01] Deceyani.
[22:02] Eckoff.
[22:03] Elliott.
[22:04] Aye.
[22:05] Park.
[22:07] Park.
[22:07] Heal.
[22:08] And produce.
[22:10] Good night.
[22:12] Thank you, Mr. Clark.
[22:13] Mr. Larson, thank you Mr. Chairman, I would move through the FIR 618-20 acceptance and appropriation
[22:17] to the Illinois Film Weatherization Program Grant, and a motion and a second, 346,148.
[22:24] Mr. Clerk, please call the roll.
[22:26] Larson, aye.
[22:27] Newton, aye.
[22:28] Hosog, not.
[22:29] Aye.
[22:29] Mr. Chalsky, aye.
[22:30] Rennahan, aye.
[22:32] Rutledge, aye.
[22:33] Selman, aye.
[22:35] Tornatory, aye.
[22:36] Zay, chaplain, covert.
[22:39] Aye.
[22:40] To start, aye.
[22:41] D.C.A.B.
[22:43] Heckoff.
[22:44] Elliot.
[22:45] Hi.
[22:47] Hi.
[22:47] Deli.
[22:48] And Crodusky.
[22:51] Thank you, Mr. Clark, Mr. Larsen.
[22:53] Thank you, Mr. Chair.
[22:54] Moved Google of FIR619, 20 acceptance information.
[22:56] Additional funding, the ILCCEO Grant in the amount of 128,559,000.
[23:02] Motion.
[23:03] Second, Mr. Clark.
[23:03] Please call the roll.
[23:04] Larsen.
[23:05] I'm Nune.
[23:05] Hi.
[23:06] I was on.
[23:07] But Chelsea.
[23:08] We're in a hand.
[23:09] Hi.
[23:10] Rutledge.
[23:11] Hi.
[23:11] Selman.
[23:12] Hi.
[23:13] It's on a Tory.
[23:14] Zay.
[23:15] Chaplain.
[23:16] Covert.
[23:17] Hi.
[23:17] To start.
[23:18] Hi.
[23:19] Deceoni.
[23:21] Elias.
[23:22] Hi.
[23:23] Heart.
[23:24] Hi.
[23:24] Thank you.
[23:29] Mr. Percos.
[23:30] Thank you.
[23:31] Thank you.
[23:35] Clerk, please call the roll.
[23:37] Larson, I, Newton, I, Hosog.
[23:41] The Chalsky.
[23:41] Aye.
[23:42] Renahan.
[23:43] Aye.
[23:43] Rutledge.
[23:44] Aye.
[23:45] Salman.
[23:46] Aye.
[23:46] Tornatory.
[23:48] Aye.
[23:48] Chaplain.
[23:49] Covert.
[23:50] Aye.
[23:51] The Sart.
[23:52] Aye.
[23:52] Deceyani.
[23:53] Eckhoff.
[23:54] Elliot.
[23:55] Aye.
[23:56] Hart.
[23:57] Aye.
[23:57] Geely.
[23:59] Aye.
[23:59] And Kradiosky.
[24:01] Thank you.
[24:01] Thank you.
[24:03] by our 622-20 approval of issuance of payments.
[24:06] Under the Small Business Museum program
[24:07] in the amount of 348,510 dollars.
[24:10] Mr. Clark, please call the roll.
[24:11] Larsen, aye.
[24:13] Newton, aye.
[24:13] Ozag.
[24:14] Aye.
[24:15] Fachalski, we're in a hand.
[24:17] Aye.
[24:17] Rutledge.
[24:19] Aye.
[24:19] Salman.
[24:21] Aye.
[24:21] We're in a Tory.
[24:22] Aye.
[24:23] Chaplain, covert.
[24:25] Aye.
[24:26] The Sart.
[24:27] Aye.
[24:28] Deceyani, Teckoff, Elliot.
[24:31] Heart, Kiwi, and Kradioski.
[24:36] Thank you.
[24:38] Thank you Mr. Clerk, Mr. Larson.
[24:39] Thank you Mr. Chairman of the FIR 63128 Resolution
[24:42] Approving the Grand Agreement with Poise for Success.
[24:45] In the amount of $37,950.
[24:47] Kind of motion to the second Mr. Clerk, please call the roll.
[24:50] Larson, aye. Newton, aye.
[24:51] Ouzag.
[24:52] Aye.
[24:52] Pachalski.
[24:53] We're in a hand.
[24:54] Aye.
[24:55] Rutledge.
[24:58] Ouzag.
[24:59] Simon.
[25:00] Aye.
[25:01] Renatory.
[25:02] Aye.
[25:02] I, chaplain, covert, I, the start, I, DC O-N, Echoe, Belian, I, Heart, I, Healing, and
[25:15] Kroduceky.
[25:16] Thank you, Mr. Larsen.
[25:18] Thank Mr. Chairman, I, I, I, am as G. H. I and J. Fail that finance so I would then
[25:22] move to combine K through O, then I'm motion to combine K through O. There's been a second,
[25:30] Mr. Clerk, please call the roll.
[25:34] Larson, Nune, Ozag, Pachowski, Remyhan, I, Rutledge, I, Salman, I,
[25:44] 24, Zay, Chaplin, Covert, I, to start, I, D.C.
[25:51] Oni, Echo, Elliot, I, Park, Park, Healy, and Kradioski.
[26:00] Thank you, Mr. Clerk, the items are combined please proceed, Mr. Larson.
[26:03] Thank you, Mr. Chairman, then we'll approve of FIR 628 20 recommendations for approval
[26:07] of payment to DuPage Health Department, the amount of 940,892, there's a 26 census of
[26:13] COVID item as are at the rest of these. FIR 633 20 approval of payment to ETSV and the amount
[26:19] of 490,641,50. FIR 629,20 ratification of procurement of goods and services in the amount
[26:25] of 327,000, 185, 74, F-I-R-630, 20 correction of the Scrivener's error regarding the
[26:34] inner-row government agreement to the part districts under the CARES Act, and F-I-R-632,
[26:39] 20 budget transfers to various companies in the counties.
[26:43] On a motion and a second, Mr. Clerk, please call the roll.
[26:46] Larson. Hi, Newton. Hi. Rosag. Hi.
[26:50] The child's key. We're in a hand.
[26:52] I, Rutledge. Hi. Salman. Hi. Hi.
[26:57] On territory. Hi. Zay. Hi.
[27:00] Chaplain Covert. Hi.
[27:02] The start. Hi.
[27:04] Did you see on the echoth?
[27:06] No. No. Hi.
[27:07] Part 2. Hi.
[27:09] Healy. Hi.
[27:10] And Kroduski.
[27:13] Thank you, Mr. Clerk, Mr. Larson.
[27:15] Thank Mr. Chairman, I would then move to combine a dead end of his P through T which are all insurance service contracts P
[27:21] Thurs T in the bottom motion in a second Mr. Clerk, please call the roll.
[27:28] Larson. Aye. Newton. Aye.
[27:30] Opposite. Aye.
[27:31] Pachowski. Aye.
[27:32] Renahan.
[27:33] Aye.
[27:34] Rutledge.
[27:38] Aye.
[27:38] I didn't hear my name, sorry.
[27:41] Selman.
[27:43] Aye.
[27:43] Tonya Tory.
[27:44] Aye.
[27:46] Chaplain.
[27:46] Covert.
[27:48] Aye.
[27:58] Thank you, Mr. Clark, Mr. Larsson.
[28:01] Thank you Mr. Chairman, I would then move the following contracts all with
[28:04] Mr. Insurance Services.
[28:06] If I P-295-20 for the Workers' Compensation Insurance and the amount of 151,374.
[28:12] If I P-296-20 for employment, practices, liability and insurance and amount of
[28:17] 47,964,000.
[28:18] We've seen FIP-297-24 cyber liability insurance in the amount of 51,788 FIP-298-2824 property insurance for the county properties in the amount of 2,250,794 and FIP-299-24 general order and liability insurance in the amount of 280,120,000.
[28:42] The motion in a second, Mr. Clerk, please call the roll.
[28:46] Larson, aye.
[28:46] Newton.
[28:47] Aye.
[28:47] Ozone.
[28:49] Aye.
[28:50] Fachowski.
[28:53] Renahan.
[28:54] Aye.
[28:55] Rutledge.
[28:56] Aye.
[28:57] Selman.
[29:01] Selman.
[29:02] Aye.
[29:03] Turn it to me.
[29:04] Aye.
[29:04] Aye.
[29:06] Chaplain.
[29:06] Covert.
[29:08] Aye.
[29:08] To start.
[29:09] Aye.
[29:09] D. C. Oni. Echo.
[29:13] Eliot.
[29:14] Bye.
[29:15] Heart.
[29:17] Healy.
[29:18] And Kirdisky.
[29:22] Okay. Thank you Mr. Larson.
[29:24] Thank Mr. Chairman and we then moved to combine the agenda items you through the sea.
[29:29] You through the sea.
[29:31] Then Emotion in a second Mr. Corporate's called the role.
[29:34] Marston.
[29:37] Newton.
[29:37] Hi.
[29:39] Chalsky.
[29:41] Renahan.
[29:41] I, Rutledge, I, Salman, I,
[29:46] Tony Tory, Zay, Chaplin, Covert, I, the Sari, I,
[29:53] Deceoni, Peca, Elliot, I, Parks.
[30:00] Part.
[30:03] Heely.
[30:04] And producer.
[30:07] Thank you, Mr. Clerk, Mr. Larson.
[30:09] I'm Mr. Jim and I would then move a couple of the following contracts, which are all for the purchase of personal protective equipment.
[30:14] It's clearly related expenses.
[30:16] FIP-300 is 20 to yates enterprises in the amount of $1,339,000.
[30:21] FIP-301, 120 to W Diamond Group in the amount of $80,000.
[30:25] $50, if I pay $30, 220 to unipack corporation in the amount of $35,600, if I
[30:32] pay $30,322, next shield in the amount of $693,860, these are all not to exceed
[30:40] contracts, but if I pay $30,422, if I pay $30,000, if I pay $30,000, if I pay
[30:48] $30,000, if I pay $30,000, if I pay $30,000, if I pay $30,000, if I pay $30,000,
[30:55] if
[30:55] second Mr. Clerk please call the roll. Larson.
[30:57] Aye.
[30:58] You, Nounen.
[30:59] Aye.
[30:59] Posog.
[31:00] Aye.
[31:00] For Chalsky.
[31:01] Aye.
[31:01] Renahan.
[31:03] Aye.
[31:03] Rutledge.
[31:05] Selman.
[31:06] Aye.
[31:06] Tornatory.
[31:08] Zay.
[31:09] Chaplain.
[31:10] Covert.
[31:11] To start.
[31:12] Aye.
[31:13] Deceyani.
[31:14] Echo.
[31:15] Heliant.
[31:16] Aye.
[31:17] Park.
[31:18] Aye.
[31:18] Healy.
[31:19] And Kradiosky.
[31:24] OK.
[31:25] Thank you, Mr. Clerk.
[31:26] Mr. Larson.
[31:27] Thank you, Mr. Jim.
[31:28] Then finally, I move the pool of FIO 9320, second amendment to the speech County Code of
[31:35] Ordinance is the guiding regulation of adult entertainment facilities as amended and finance
[31:39] to waive the first reading.
[31:41] Okay.
[31:42] There's been a motion in a second.
[31:43] Any questions?
[31:45] Seeing none.
[31:45] Mr. Clerk, please call the roll.
[31:47] Larson.
[31:47] Noonan.
[31:48] Aye.
[31:50] Pachowski.
[31:51] We're in a hand.
[31:52] Aye.
[31:52] Rutledge.
[31:53] Aye.
[31:54] Simon,
[31:57] Tony Tory, Zay, Chaplin, Covert, I, to start, I, D.C.
[32:05] Oni, Ecos, Elias Bob, I, Hart, I, Healy, and Kradioski.
[32:14] Okay, thank you, Mr. Kirk.
[32:16] Thank you, Mr. Larsson.
[32:18] On the order of public works, member Jim Healy.
[32:20] Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
[32:22] I move to Wave Committee and approve directly by the county board, FMR-6.
[32:26] 1, 6, 20, intergovernmental agreement between county, city of wheat and county of DuPage,
[32:32] health department in the county of DuPage, for construction of the DuPage County Health
[32:38] Department's Storage Garage.
[32:40] There's been a motion in a second, Mr. Clerk, please call the roll.
[32:44] Healy, producer,
[32:50] Larson, Newton, Ozag.
[32:53] Pachelsky, Renahan.
[32:55] Aye.
[32:56] Drutlage.
[32:58] Bye.
[32:58] Selman.
[32:59] Aye.
[33:00] Tornatory.
[33:00] Thanks, buddy.
[33:01] Zay.
[33:02] Chaplain, covert.
[33:05] Aye.
[33:05] To start.
[33:09] D.C.Honey, Echo.
[33:11] Elliot.
[33:13] Aye.
[33:13] Heart.
[33:15] Aye.
[33:17] Okay, thanks, Mr. Clark.
[33:18] Thanks, Mr. Healy.
[33:20] And the order of technology, member Greg Hart.
[33:24] Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman.
[33:25] Real briefly under a committee update.
[33:28] I did want to echo member Larson's comments around Veterans Day tomorrow.
[33:32] We certainly honor all of our veterans from Duke Page County.
[33:35] As a reminder to something you mentioned in your last Chairman's remarks, Mr. Chairman.
[33:40] The previous board meeting.
[33:41] We do have an interactive Veterans Day portal that in lieu of, you know, public ceremonies that
[33:48] won't be happening this year because of COVID-19. This interactive portal on the DuPage County website
[33:54] allows all residents in DuPage and beyond to recognize veterans that are important to them.
[33:59] So I encourage you to utilize that and members of the public to do the same and just want to
[34:04] think our IT staff as well as the GIS staff that helped create it. So moving on to the items,
[34:10] I move an item TEP-292-20 recommendation for the approval of a contract-protestered imaging
[34:16] system's ink doing businesses in a graded document technologies.
[34:21] Thank you.
[34:22] And a second.
[34:23] Mr. Clark, please, call the roll.
[34:27] Healy.
[34:28] Excuse me.
[34:30] Larson.
[34:31] Newton.
[34:32] Ozag.
[34:34] Hi.
[34:34] Pachelsky.
[34:35] Renahan.
[34:36] Hi.
[34:37] Rutledge.
[34:38] I.
[34:38] Salmon.
[34:39] Hi.
[34:40] Tornatory.
[34:41] Zay.
[34:43] Chaplain.
[34:43] COVID. Aye, the start. Aye. B. C. Onney, Peckoff, and Elliot. Aye. Thank you, Mr. Clark, Mr.
[34:54] Hart. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I move on to EP-293, DAF's 20 recommendation for the approval
[34:59] of a contract registered to B. D. O. U. S. A. L. P. doing business as SWC technology partners for the annual
[35:06] or maintenance of Fire Isaac 30 software.
[35:10] Thank you.
[35:10] Motion and a second, Mr. Clerk, please call the roll.
[35:14] Hi.
[35:14] Healy.
[35:16] Krojuski.
[35:18] All right.
[35:19] Larson.
[35:20] Newton.
[35:21] Ozag.
[35:22] I.
[35:22] Pachalski.
[35:24] We're in a hand.
[35:25] I.
[35:25] Rutledge.
[35:26] I.
[35:27] Selman.
[35:28] Hi.
[35:29] Tony Tory.
[35:30] Today.
[35:31] Chaplin.
[35:32] Covert.
[35:33] I.
[35:33] to start.
[35:35] Deceoni, ECHOF and Elliot.
[35:40] Thank you, Mr. Clerk, Mr. Hart.
[35:42] Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
[35:43] Lastly, I move on to TEP-294-20 recommendation for the approval of contract,
[35:48] Prechistoriative Terrace Off Technology Corporation for Annual Support and Hosting of
[35:52] Agenda and Minutes Meeting Management System Software.
[35:55] Okay.
[35:56] Motion and a second.
[35:57] Who is the second?
[35:58] Member, Rutledge.
[36:00] Yes.
[36:01] It was nice.
[36:02] The clerk, please call.
[36:03] Heart,
[36:07] sorry, I, he League, for Juicy, I, Larson, Newton, Ozag, I, for Chalsky, Remy Hand,
[36:17] I, Rutledge, I, Salman, I, Tornatory, Zay, Chaplin, Covert, I, Desar, I, Deceoni, Echo, and
[36:33] Okay. Thank you, member Hart, a fine report. Under the order of transportation, member Don Fachowski.
[36:41] Morning, Mr. Chairman. I had moved to approve DTR-615-20 in the cover of agreement between the county of DuPage and Chicago metropolitan agency for planning for the development of a new DuPage County trails plan.
[36:53] And a motion and a second, Mr. Clark, please call the roll.
[36:57] Pachelsky, hi.
[36:58] We're going to hand.
[36:59] Hi.
[36:59] Brutledge.
[37:01] Hi.
[37:01] Salmon.
[37:02] Hi.
[37:02] It's my story.
[37:04] Zay.
[37:05] Chaplin, covert.
[37:07] Hi.
[37:07] The start.
[37:09] Hi.
[37:09] D.C. Onney, back off.
[37:11] Elliott.
[37:12] Hi.
[37:13] Heart.
[37:15] Hi.
[37:15] Healey.
[37:17] Produceky.
[37:18] Hi.
[37:18] Carson.
[37:20] Newton.
[37:20] And Ozag.
[37:22] Hi.
[37:23] Thank you, Mr. Clark, Mr. Pachalsky.
[37:27] Did you, Chair, and I move to combine and approve agenda items B2F, which are all approved
[37:31] contracts?
[37:32] The motion in a second to combine items B through F, all those, Mr. Clark, please call
[37:37] the roll.
[37:38] Pachalsky.
[37:39] We're in a hand.
[37:40] Aye.
[37:41] Rutledge.
[37:42] Selman.
[37:46] Chaplain.
[37:47] Covert.
[37:48] Aye.
[37:48] the SARS-B. I, D.C. Oni, Echo, Elliot, I, Spark,
[37:55] I, Kiely, Tudiosky, I, Larson, Newton, and Ozag.
[38:04] Aye. Thank you, Mr. Clerk, Mr. Pachowski.
[38:07] move the approved DTP 290 20 contract, the list of Tishman's scholar-level to provide professional
[38:12] legal services and negotiate high-weathered applications as needed, not to exceed the
[38:17] sum of $40,000, move to approved DTP 290 120 contract, the list of Tishman's scholar-level
[38:22] to provide professional legal services to assist with environmental issues as needed, not to
[38:27] exceed $40,000, move to approved DTP, move to approved 2020, 250,000 contract, the Kevin's
[38:34] on diesel repair for on-call emergency repair service, that to exceed $20,000, moved to approve
[38:41] 2020, 285, a contract to Hayes Chem Environmental Corporation to provide hazardous material
[38:46] testing disposal and emergency services needed, that to exceed 18,000, and finally moved to
[38:52] 2020, 250,000, to multi-service technology solutions to furnish safety shoes and work boots,
[38:58] not to exceed the sum of $28,500.
[39:01] dollars. Thank you, Mr. Prachalski. He's been a motion and a second. Mr. Clerk, please call
[39:07] the roll.
[39:09] Prachalski.
[39:10] We're in a hand.
[39:11] I'm Rutledge I, Salman.
[39:14] Hi.
[39:15] I'm Tony.
[39:16] Hi.
[39:16] Zay.
[39:17] Chaplain.
[39:18] Covert.
[39:19] Hi.
[39:19] To start.
[39:21] Hi.
[39:21] Deceoni.
[39:22] Echo.
[39:23] Heliant.
[39:24] Hi.
[39:25] Hi.
[39:26] Heliant.
[39:29] Hi.
[39:29] Carson, Newton, and Ozag.
[39:33] Thank you, Mr. Clark, Mr. Pachal.
[39:35] The findings determine move to approve DT-92-20 in ordinance
[39:39] for the alteration of the speed limit along North
[39:41] Parnas Road from Clairton Hills Road to 300 feet south
[39:45] of 780 Street and Downers Grove from 35 to 25 miles per hour.
[39:52] You should slow down.
[39:55] There's been a motion in a second, Mr. Clark, please call a roll.
[39:58] Pachalski, we're in a hand.
[40:00] Hi, I'm Rutledge, I'm Solman, I'm Turnetory, I'm Zay, Chaplin, Covert, I'm Dessert, I,
[40:11] P. C. C. Onni, Echo, I'm Heliant, I'm Heart, I'm Healy, Fadioski, I'm Larsen, Nune and Ozag, I, okay, thanks, Mr. Clarke,
[40:26] Thank you, Mr. Pachowski, that concludes our committee reports.
[40:30] We move on to the next order of business entitled Old Business, Old Business.
[40:35] Anyone seeking recognition on the order of Old Business?
[40:38] And I see Member Sheila Rutledge.
[40:41] Thank you, Chairman.
[40:43] People are asking me if you can get COVID on Zoom.
[40:46] But I just am a reminder that I have COVID in my house.
[40:51] And so unfortunately, I'm living with a mask for an undetermined amount of time.
[40:55] I'm getting tested this afternoon, but it is my reminder to the rest of you that this, I have at least six friends that have been exposed right now, things seem to be exploding as far as COVID cases, so please, so that you don't have to wear a mask in your home, wear one everywhere else that you go. Thank you.
[41:16] Thank you. Very sage advice. Thank you very much. Member Olzung.
[41:21] Thank you, Mr. Chairman. In a related issue with the new mitigation efforts or orders that
[41:28] are coming in tomorrow, I would like, and I think I'm directing this question to Nick
[41:32] Cotmire, where are we at in terms of restrictions for both our employees and the public
[41:38] with the public with 421, the courthouse and the sheriff's office, where are we at in terms
[41:46] of campus restrictions, are we stepping back
[41:49] to where we were several months ago
[41:51] with the public not being allowed in
[41:53] or only by appointment, what's the story
[41:56] and what are we doing tomorrow differently
[41:58] than what we're doing today?
[42:03] Our own, there's tier two restrictions
[42:05] coming to place from the state of Illinois.
[42:08] The tier two restrictions are only limiting
[42:10] for eliminating restaurants and bars
[42:13] and social event gatherings.
[42:15] It's the tier three restrictions
[42:17] that would be the next step
[42:19] that would severely limit almost to where we were at in the spring.
[42:24] So at this point, we're still obviously implementing all measures we can, but we are not closing
[42:31] or limiting the number of people coming in to the building until tier 3 is implemented by the governor.
[42:37] And to follow up, Mr. Scott, mayors to follow up.
[42:42] Do we have some idea about how many employees, maybe a kind of guess, a guess-
[42:50] estimate percentage, are working at home, how many are considered essential, where are we
[42:56] at in terms of that?
[42:57] And also, do you have any estimation on how many people actually enter the building per day?
[43:02] I know there's particular departments that the public needs to interact with.
[43:06] So can you just give me a broad picture of what that looks like or where we're at?
[43:12] Okay, so
[43:13] From a couple of questions. They're kind of starting from the end from the number of visitors. We we have this campus gets over a million visitors a year
[43:22] So we and most of them obviously jadish Harry
[43:25] It is the bulk number of them as far as essential workers at this point being and tier one or tier two mitigation
[43:34] And we're all considered essential, we haven't limited that, but that being said, every department
[43:42] we're working with every department and giving the department had latitude that if people
[43:46] can perform their job effectively and without problems that they are allowing people to
[43:54] still work from home and trying to separate, I know like different departments are doing
[44:00] different measures, the rotating people in and out, but no one is at home not working.
[44:06] So if you're able to work from home and you can be effective and it works for the department
[44:10] where we're definitely allowing that and encouraging that among the different departments.
[44:17] Thank you.
[44:19] Member dessert.
[44:22] Thank you, Chairman.
[44:22] I'd like to direct my comments to Member Torne and Torne as we're in the head of President
[44:27] of the Board of Health and I see Karen Ayales on, I'd like to address my comments
[44:31] both of you. My daughter thought that she was around somebody who had
[44:37] COVID and so last Friday morning we were up before dawn and out of the
[44:42] testing side of the fairgrounds and it is a well-oiled machine. Oh my gosh it
[44:46] is run so well. We were there just before seven and there were a million people
[44:52] ahead of us and we did wait three hours. We were there just before seven and we
[44:57] So it was a long process.
[45:00] We got a results back yesterday, both of us are negative, but I just want to commend, it is such a well-willed
[45:05] machine. And here in ILO you have just done a remarkable job with that fair crowd's testing
[45:10] site. Two quick thoughts, two quick ideas I have for you. In all that time three hours, there
[45:16] was only one quarter party that I saw. So maybe we could add more quarter parties just because
[45:20] of the volume of people out there waiting for so long. And also I know it's going to get cooler
[45:24] but on Friday it was super hot,
[45:27] and people were walking around saying,
[45:28] we'll up your window, they didn't want the windows down.
[45:31] So maybe, and I would imagine some of the people
[45:33] in the long lines throughout the paragraphs,
[45:36] our sick do have COVID, do have visible symptoms,
[45:39] so maybe handing out water bottles on days like Friday morning
[45:43] was.
[45:44] But otherwise, just 100% it's a well-oiled machine,
[45:48] so thank you all so much for putting it in place.
[45:51] Okay, anyone else seeking recognition on the order of old business, old business?
[45:59] Seeing none hearing none, we move on to the order of business and titled new business,
[46:03] new business, looking forward, optimistically, where are we going?
[46:07] What are we doing?
[46:08] You know, new business, anyone seeking recognition on the order of new business?
[46:13] Seeing none hearing none?
[46:14] Oh, I'm sorry, I forget, oh my gosh, I'm sorry, Jim Zay.
[46:18] Thank you Mr. Chairman, you know, I just want to thank this board for their work during this
[46:21] I was very alarmed yesterday when I saw the governor of the state of Illinois, telling people that
[46:28] municipalities and county boards aren't doing their jobs.
[46:31] I don't find that I hope he will come back and say maybe not do page counting.
[46:35] I know we're spiking right now, but from Sam and Bob and the Health Department and Karen,
[46:40] I mean, the commercials, everything the public outreach we've had, the contact tracing.
[46:44] I mean, this is something that's just happening out there.
[46:46] have hypocrisy, I saw a picture of him Saturday celebrating the President's victory, which
[46:52] is his right to do to go out in public and do what he wants, but then don't turn around
[46:56] and say that we're not doing our jobs here in DuPage County.
[47:00] We are, I think, our government has stepped up from the first one of the CARES Act fund
[47:05] to all municipalities, to social services, to foods, to food service, like a Northern Illinois
[47:14] But to make a blank statement like that, that we're not doing our jobs and at that day, we are one of the counties being put on additional restrictions.
[47:23] I think sense of bad message. And again, I think this board, this chairman, everybody in county government has done outstanding job.
[47:29] This is a pandemic. Nobody understands it. I know we have been pushing for people to wear masks. I just took mine off probably shouldn't of, but again, I thought it was just unwarranted for him to say that we are working hard during this pandemic, which is changing.
[47:44] week by week day by day what's going on. So again, I thought it was troubling for our governor
[47:48] to say that we're not doing our jobs. I think we are, and again, I thought it was your response
[47:53] to come and say that.
[47:55] Okay. Anyone else seeking recognition on the order of new business? New business? Seeing none.
[48:03] Hearing none, I know that we do not have any item to come before us on executive session.
[48:10] And so, I will entertain a motion to adjourn.
[48:15] This meeting of the September session is adjourned to Tuesday, November 24, 2020, at 10
[48:21] A.M. for passage of the property checks.
[48:24] I'll be pursuant to 35, ILCS200-18-10, there's been a motion, and a second, all those in
[48:32] favor say aye, but I'd be the eyes have it meeting adjourned.
[48:36] Not enough holes and smooth to describe that meeting.