[0:08] All right. Good evening, everybody, and welcome to nice, those board meeting. Would you please rise from blood?

[0:38] Dr. Chococci.

[0:39] Those are the trustees that are present, Mr. Mayor.

[0:44] The agenda is presented.

[0:46] I look to a fruit tonight's agenda is presented.

[0:48] Thank you, sir.

[0:49] Second.

[0:50] Thank you, right.

[0:51] Motion made by Trustee Chai.

[0:53] The second by Trustee Bianco.

[0:55] The second by Trustee Chococci.

[0:56] The question?

[0:58] Go public, please.

[0:59] Sure.

[0:59] Trustee Bianco.

[1:00] Yes.

[1:01] Trustee Candace.

[1:02] Yes.

[1:02] Trustee Chai.

[1:03] Trustee Sintucci.

[1:04] Yes.

[1:04] Trustee Saro.

[1:05] Yes.

[1:05] Trustee Chococci.

[1:06] Yes.

[1:07] Motion carried.

[1:08] Any business?

[1:09] There are no bids this evening.

[1:11] Yes, receipt report.

[1:12] No, cash receipts report.

[1:13] Okay.

[1:14] I look for a motion to approve the August and 2026 billage board meeting minutes.

[1:20] I move to approve the August 10th, 2026 billage board meeting minutes as presented.

[1:25] Thank you.

[1:26] Is there a second?

[1:26] Second.

[1:27] Thank you.

[1:27] Motion made by Trustee Czech.

[1:29] I seconded by Trustee Czech.

[1:30] to approve the updates and 2026 bill importantly and it's as

[1:34] protected by the public.

[1:37] Sure, trustee Chica.

[1:38] Yeah, trustee Zantucci.

[1:40] Yes, trustee Sarah.

[1:41] Yes, trustee Chicoci.

[1:42] Yes, trustee Bianco.

[1:44] Yes, trustee Hans.

[1:45] Yes, motion carried.

[1:47] There are no public comments this evening.

[1:49] There are no public comments this evening.

[1:51] Okay, well, report.

[1:53] Hope everyone had a great summer and all the outdoor activities

[1:55] the village had to offer.

[1:57] a big thank you to the Recreation Department for putting together a great line of

[2:01] a bans for our summer pass-up series. A reminder that next Friday the 18th is

[2:06] our annual chilly cookoff. We hope to see everyone out there for one last

[2:10] point. This Saturday the village will be participating in a larger

[2:15] bunch of truck event at the North Riverside Park Mall, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Please

[2:20] do not support the mall and your local village department.

[2:27] Please join the North Riverside Fire Department this Friday for their annual September 11th

[2:34] remembrance ceremony inside the fire station. The ceremony begins promptly at 9am. I would

[2:41] like to wish Trustee St. Tucci an early happy birthday for September 14th, and I would also

[2:47] I'd also like to wish Chief Boenzy a belated birthday.

[2:52] Oh.

[2:53] Gotcha.

[2:56] What?

[2:59] Okay.

[2:59] I have a proclamation to read.

[3:01] National seed tracks.

[3:04] Think trained week.

[3:06] September 21st through the 22nd, 2026.

[3:11] Whereas the village in North Riverside, Illinois,

[3:13] place of the highest priority on rail safety within our village and is recognized by the federal

[3:19] railway administration as an established quiet zone where locomotive engineers are not required

[3:27] to routinely sound their horns when approaching rail grade crossings. And whereas C-tracks think

[3:36] train week is to be held across the United States from September 21, the 27th, 2026.

[3:44] And whereas 2,273 rail-grade crossing collisions resulted in 764 personal injuries and were

[3:55] responsible for 287 fatalities in the United States during 2025.

[4:01] And whereas 1,317 pedestrian trespassing casualties occurred in the United States in 2025 and resulting in

[4:13] 793 fatalities and another 524 injured.

[4:19] And whereas educating and informing the public about rail safety, reminding the public that railway right away is our private property,

[4:28] enhancing public awareness of the dangers associated with highway rail

[4:34] grade crossings, ensuring pedestrians and motorists are looking and listening

[4:39] while near railways and obeying established traffic laws will help reduce the

[4:45] number of avoidable fatalities and injuries caused by incidents involving

[4:50] trains and citizens. And whereas the International Association of Chief Chiefs of

[4:58] police, national operation, life saver, ink, the United States Department of Transportation,

[5:05] and all local, state, county, and rail road law enforcement officers, first responders,

[5:13] and rail road corporations commit to partnering together in an effort to educate

[5:18] at a national level all aspects of railroad safety and to enforce applicable laws in support

[5:26] of National Sea Tracks Think Train Week. Now, therefore, be it resolved that I, Joseph

[5:32] Mingoni, president of the Village in North Riverside, Cookon, Illinois, do hereby proclaim September 21st

[5:39] to 27th, 2026 as National Sea Tracks Think Train Week in the Village in North Riverside.

[5:45] I encourage all citizens to recognize the importance of rail safety education.

[5:50] in witness there of I do hereby set my hand and cause the official seal of the

[5:56] village of North Riverside to be affixed this eighth day of September 2026.

[6:02] And that's all I have. Report of the trustees trustee Bianco.

[6:07] Well, see if they'd be able to make a birthday down there.

[6:11] I'm assuming that if we're now on you will be sharing our birthday for now on this day.

[6:17] I'm going to drive.

[6:17] I'm going to try.

[6:18] I'll go to you.

[6:19] Tony.

[6:20] Right.

[6:20] That ain't perfect.

[6:21] And I want to wish everyone a happy, I'm sure some will discuss the 9-11 ceremony.

[6:28] So has your patriots name probably the most important holiday we might have.

[6:33] So that's all I have to say to you.

[6:35] Thank you.

[6:36] Trustee Candace.

[6:37] Thank you, Mary.

[6:38] No formal report for great initiatives, but I also want to echo Trustee Bianco's.

[6:43] Thanks to all the folks, first responders that we celebrated 9-11 for America Day and happy

[6:49] Liberty for everybody and Happy Birthday to Trustee Santucci into Chief Wilkin there.

[6:56] All right, thank you. Trustee Chica.

[6:59] I have to jump on the man there.

[7:01] Oh, okay, happy birthday, I should, I should too.

[7:07] Our fall program sessions begin this month with the variety of new and returning opportunity

[7:12] for residents. September features several new creative workshops, including

[7:18] candle and lotion making, greeting card making and sharks children,

[7:23] they're a jewelry board workshop. September events, September 12 will be

[7:29] partly busy day at North Riverside with several events taking place throughout

[7:33] the community. A Wonderland tee party on Saturday, September 12, age, children,

[7:39] an age of three and older are invited to attend a special event and must be accompanied

[7:44] by a parent or guardian.

[7:46] Participants will enjoy treats, activity, riddled, and more as part of this fun thing

[7:51] afternoon.

[7:52] Also, as the Mayor mentioned, Saturday, September 12, from 10 to 1 p.m., the North Riverside

[7:59] Parks Recreation will participate in the North Riverside Mall and will touch a shrug

[8:04] event.

[8:05] This is a very popular community event which provides children and families with an opportunity

[8:10] to see and explore a variety of vehicles and equipment.

[8:15] Will they be having an hour before with those of us?

[8:19] No cyber and item.

[8:21] You know, isn't it?

[8:24] Final movie in the park.

[8:26] Goat September 12th at 7.50 pm.

[8:29] We will close out our movie in the park season with the showing of goat.

[8:34] on Saturday, September 12, beginning at 7.50 p.m.

[8:38] The fall lead market is Sunday, September 13, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

[8:44] The flea market continues to be a very popular event with over 100 booths already sold.

[8:49] The limit number of spaces is still remaining.

[8:52] Item thefts and chili cook-off will be Friday, September 18.

[8:57] Our annual autumn fest and chili cook-off will take place in Friday, September 18.

[9:01] The evening will feature live entertainment, games, food, and beverages, along with the annual

[9:06] chili cookoff, um, Kansas.

[9:11] American English will be the band that will take stage at 6.30 p.m. followed by firework finale

[9:17] to close out the evening.

[9:20] Um, that's all I have, Mary.

[9:21] It's got a question for, um, Chief.

[9:24] Dr. Smith.

[9:27] Uh, do you have any idea why the sirens went on?

[9:31] Where's the fraud?

[9:32] Was it an accident?

[9:32] I was probably.

[9:34] He said, what you mentioned to me today?

[9:36] I did not.

[9:37] You didn't know.

[9:38] It was a fraud.

[9:39] It was a fraud.

[9:40] Really?

[9:42] Oh, it was a fraud.

[9:44] Yeah, I don't know.

[9:45] All right.

[9:45] Thank you.

[9:46] It's like midnight last night.

[9:47] They have one that's like bread at 25th and surmac in that area.

[9:51] And that's part of it in my head.

[9:52] That's what our residents are hearing.

[9:53] Yeah.

[9:54] I run an email to a company to see if I was activated.

[9:56] But I'm pretty sure.

[9:57] Pretty confident that it was a fraud.

[10:00] Thank you.

[10:01] Thank you.

[10:02] Okay.

[10:02] Thank you.

[10:03] Trustee Santucci.

[10:04] Yes.

[10:05] Thank you all for the birthday wishes, and I have a few requests for board action.

[10:12] The first one is the WC-3 New Dispatch Facility and McCook Membership.

[10:20] The executive summary reads the WC-3 currently operates within the North River side police

[10:24] department, and has outgrown its existing space.

[10:28] The proposed new facility will provide dedicated space for WC-3's current operations, future technology, and potential expansion.

[10:38] The project also addresses the potential for future state mandated 911 consolidation.

[10:45] As part of the proposed arrangement, the cook has agreed to construct the new facility and fund approximately 1.1 million in capital costs to equip the center.

[10:56] This is essentially an advance payment of approximately four and a half years of McCook's required WC3 contribution,

[11:06] reducing the immediate capital costs to the existing WC3 communities.

[11:12] McCook will not charge WC3 interest on the contribution.

[11:18] In exchange for its investment, McCook is seeking to become a full voting member of WC3,

[11:25] The final terms regarding McCoop's membership, the governance, and financial responsibilities

[11:32] will be addressed in a future intergovernmental agreement and brought back to the board for

[11:37] approval.

[11:38] No immediate capital contribution from North Riverside is anticipated for the new WC3 facility

[11:45] or the approximately 1.1 million equipment cost under the proposed agreement.

[11:52] arrangement. The staff recommends approval of the MOU to allow WC3 to proceed with the

[12:02] proposed facility with understanding that the time terms of McCook's full membership

[12:08] will require separate board consideration and approval. Attorney Pasioni has prepared

[12:14] the necessary resolution for Village Board consideration under his report tonight's

[12:20] My next request aboard action, the subject is reauthorized the cooperative agreement between the village of North Riverside and Morton College for participation in a paramedic internship program.

[12:36] Since 2024, the North Riverside Fire Department has partnered with Morton College to provide paramedic students with supervised hands-on experience through the internship ride time program.

[12:48] program. The program has proven beneficial to both the department and

[12:54] Wharton College by providing students with valuable real-world experience while

[12:58] allowing North Riverside personnel to serve as mentors and instructors. The

[13:05] program has also become a valuable recruitment opportunity for the

[13:09] department. North Riverside currently has two paramedics who came through the

[13:13] program. Having students ride with the department allows our personnel to

[13:17] observe their communication skills, patient interactions, clinical abilities, professionalism,

[13:25] and the ability to function as part of an emergency response group.

[13:29] The first hand experience provides the department with an opportunity to identify potential candidates

[13:35] who may be a good fit for future employment.

[13:38] The program also benefits our current personnel by providing opportunities to teach and mentor

[13:44] students sharing their knowledge and experience, reinforces our members' own skills, clinical

[13:50] knowledge, and practices while promoting continued professional development.

[13:56] Staff recommends authorizing, a resolution authorizing the renewal of the cooperative agreement

[14:02] between the Village of North Riverside and Morton College for continued participation in

[14:08] EMT Paramedic Internship Program has prepared for full board

[14:14] consideration under the attorney section of this meeting.

[14:20] The next request for board action subject is the Illinois

[14:24] Department of Public Health, fiscal year 27 EMS

[14:28] Assistance Grant.

[14:30] In May, the North Riverside Fire Department applied for an EMS

[14:33] grant through the Illinois Department of Public Health

[14:36] to purchase a crash-kelly full-body adult training mannequin to use an EMS training.

[14:44] The department has since been notified that the grant application was successful

[14:49] and has been awarded $3,217.31 for the purchase of this equipment.

[14:55] the full body patient simulator will provide.

[15:00] Firefighters, EMTs and paramedics with a valuable hands-on training tool, capable of supporting realistic scenarios involving CPR, airway management, patient assessment, trauma care, lifting and moving techniques, and coordinated team response. The addition of this equipment will enhance the department's ability to conduct realistic EMS training in-house strength and clinical skills and teamwork.

[15:28] and improve overall preparedness for emergency medical incidents.

[15:35] Staff recommends acceptance, the resolution to accept this grant has been prepared for

[15:40] full board consideration under the attorney's section of tonight's meeting.

[15:47] Next request for board action is squad hiring procedure.

[15:54] Scheduled for replacement this year are two police squads.

[15:57] Squad 615, which is a 2018 Ford Tourist Police Interceptor, has 88,203 miles and 22,854

[16:09] NG.

[16:11] Squad 620, which is a 2018 Ford Explorer Police Interceptor, has 75,381 miles and 15,659 NG.

[16:24] Based upon the discussions with the village mechanic, both vehicles are recommended for replacement due to the high mileage and engine arms.

[16:34] Pricing was obtained through the suburban purchasing cooperative part of the Northwest Municipal Conference under contract number 204.

[16:43] A Ford 2027 Ford Utility Police Interceptor will cost $44,954 including Title Registration

[16:54] and Deliver.

[16:55] Under contract number 228, a Ford F-150 Police Responder will cost $47,080 including Title

[17:05] Registration and Deliver.

[17:07] The Ford F-150 police responder will need to be ordered with a delivery anticipated in

[17:14] 2027.

[17:16] The SPC pricing includes extended warranty coverage of three years, 36,000 miles, bumper to bumper

[17:23] and a five year, 100,000 mile powertrain and no additional cost for each of the year.

[17:28] While new to the police fleet, the Ford F-150 would provide added flexibility to the

[17:37] department while complementing the existing control fleet.

[17:41] The vehicle could be used to transport barricades, shields, traffic control equipment, generators

[17:46] and other larger equipment, as well as post speed and message trailers.

[17:52] Its four-wheel drive capability would also provide an additional resource during heavy snow

[17:58] flooding, construction, and other emergency situations. Each squad will need to be uplifted,

[18:06] I'm sorry, each squad will need to be upfitted to make them fully functional with upfit costs

[18:13] and act to exceed $20,000 per vehicle. This work will be completed by MPC communications

[18:21] and lighting to the department's specifications. The Ford Utility Police Interceptor

[18:27] will include a start chase vehicle mounted GPS launcher at a cost of $7,484.

[18:36] In addition, the squads will be striped by Windman signed for $1,475 each.

[18:44] The total cost for both new squads ready for duty would be approximately $142,468.

[18:51] funding to replace the two squads was approved in the 2026, 2027 budget and is within the approved limits.

[19:02] Stamp is requesting consideration to approve the purchase of the vehicles through the suburban purchasing cooperative.

[19:10] So I would like to make two separate motions.

[19:15] If you agree with the staff recommendation, to waive the formal bidding process and approve

[19:22] the purchase of a 2027 Ford Utility Police Interceptor and 2027 Ford F-150 Responder

[19:33] from Curry Motors through the suburban purchasing cooperative in a total amount not to exceed

[19:39] 92,034 dollars.

[19:42] Thank you.

[19:43] Do I have a second?

[19:43] Second, thank you.

[19:45] I have a motion made by Trustee Santucci,

[19:47] seconded by Trustee Cocci

[19:50] to waive the formal bidding process

[19:52] and approve the purchase of the 2027

[19:54] Ford Utility Police Interceptor

[19:56] and a Ford, and a 2027 Ford F-150 responder

[20:02] from Curie Motors through the Suburban Purchasing Cooperative

[20:06] and the total amount not to exceed $92,000 and $34.

[20:10] On the question, roll call vote please.

[20:12] Yes.

[20:13] Trusty Santucci.

[20:14] Yes.

[20:15] Trusty Saro.

[20:15] Yes.

[20:16] Trusty Chacan.

[20:17] Yes.

[20:19] Trusty Chacan.

[20:20] Motion carried.

[20:21] Thank you.

[20:22] The next I have is to approve the upfitting of the two new squads by MPC electronics, lighting

[20:30] and star chase equipment for a total amount not to exceed 47,484 dollars.

[20:36] Thank you.

[20:37] Is there a second?

[20:38] Second.

[20:39] Thank you.

[20:39] I have a motion made by Trustee Santucci, seconded by Trustee Cocci to approve the upfitting

[20:45] of the two new squads by MPC electronics, lighting and star chase equipment for a total amount

[20:52] and that to exceed $47,484. And the question, roll call, Bo please.

[20:59] Trustee Sara? Yes, Trustee Cocci? Yes.

[21:02] Trustee Bianco? Trustee Canis? Yes. Trustee Chica? Trustee Santucci? Yes.

[21:06] motion carried. All right. Thank you. All right. Trustee Sauer. Yes. We made the birthday

[21:16] boy work this evening pretty hard. I do have a few things this evening. The first is a request

[21:23] for board action on surplus property. The fire department has decided to be commissioned the oldest

[21:30] This vehicle in the fleet, Unit 802, a 2007 Ford Explorer.

[21:36] This vehicle has accumulated over 136,000 miles, and according to the village mechanic,

[21:42] is irreparable.

[21:44] After some research, it was determined the following.

[21:47] The Kelly Blue Book Value is $990, Edmunds' Value, 304, with a scrap value of $600.

[21:55] dollars. Respectfully requesting that Unit 802, a 2007 Ford Explorer be declared surplus

[22:02] property. Approval of this request will allow the vehicle to be sold, with the proceeds from

[22:08] the sale to be deposited into the village's general fund. The deputy fire chief has received

[22:14] the potential offer of $1,200 for this vehicle.

[22:19] Therefore, staff's recommendation is approval and an ordinance declaring this vehicle is surplus

[22:25] property and allowing it to be sold has been prepared for full-board consideration under

[22:31] Attorney Pessioni section this evening.

[22:35] The second request for board action is on a Class B liquor license application for KHP North

[22:44] North Riverside, LLC, doing business as K-POT, Korean barbecue and hot pot.

[22:50] K-H-P North Riverside, doing business, K-POT, Korean barbecue and hot pot, has submitted

[22:57] an application for a Class B liquor license for its new restaurant location at 7515

[23:04] West Cermack Road.

[23:05] A Class B liquor license permits a restaurant to sell alcoholic liquor at retail for on-premise

[23:12] consumption.

[23:13] There are currently three businesses in the village holding a Class B liquor license.

[23:19] Under this license type, alcoholic liquor may be served between the hours of 7 a.m. and

[23:25] 1 a.m. 7 days a week.

[23:27] K-POT is an all-you-can-eat Korean barbecue and hot pot restaurant.

[23:32] The restaurant offers table-side Korean barbecue while customers grill meat, seafood, and veggies

[23:38] directly at their tables.

[23:40] In addition to hotpot, featuring a variety of flavorful broth where customers can select

[23:47] their choice of meats, seafood, vegetables, noodles, and other ingredients.

[23:51] K-pots proposed hours of operation is 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., Sunday through Thursday, and

[23:59] 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.

[24:03] Village staff has reviewed the liquor license application and has no concerns with approval

[24:09] subject to the applicant's compliance with all applicable village licensing

[24:13] requirements, including required background checks,

[24:17] vast certification, and other applicable requirements for any manager and

[24:22] employee involved in the sale or service of alcoholic liquor.

[24:28] Staff recommends approval. I would like to make the following motion to approve

[24:34] the issuance of a Class B liquor license to CHP North Riverside, LLC, doing businesses

[24:41] K-POT, Korean barbecue, and HOT-POT, subject to the following condition that all managers,

[24:47] employees, and other individuals required to be licensed or approved under village or

[24:53] state liquor laws shall complete all required applications, background checks, asset training

[25:00] and certification in any other applicable compliance requirements prior to engaging

[25:06] in the sale or service of alcoholic liquor.

[25:09] Thank you.

[25:09] Is there a second?

[25:11] Second.

[25:12] Thank you.

[25:12] I have a motion made by Trustee Sorrow, seconded by Trustee Chica, to approve the issuance

[25:17] of a Class B liquor license to KHP, North Riverside, LLC, doing business as K-POT, Korean Barbecue,

[25:26] and Hot Pot, subject to the following condition.

[25:28] All managers, employees, and other individuals required to be licensed or approved under

[25:34] village or state liquor laws shall complete all required applications, background checks,

[25:40] asset training, and certification, and any other applicable compliance requirements prior

[25:46] to engaging in the sale or service of alcohol, alcohol, liquor.

[25:52] Roll call, please.

[25:53] Sure.

[25:53] Trustee Bianco.

[25:54] Yes.

[25:55] Trustee Candace.

[25:56] Yes.

[25:56] Trustee Chagga?

[25:57] Yes.

[25:57] Trustee Santucci?

[25:58] Yes.

[25:59] Trustee Sarah?

[25:59] Yes.

[26:00] Trustee Cocci?

[26:01] Yes.

[26:01] Motion carried.

[26:03] All right.

[26:04] And then I just have a few reminders.

[26:07] The vehicle stickers are on sale now.

[26:10] Notices have been mailed and your new sticker

[26:13] for your vehicle must be displayed by September 30th.

[26:17] Also this Saturday, a reminder that there is the bridging the gap parade

[26:22] in a community resource fair being held at Proviso East High School.

[26:28] The parade begins at 10 a.m. in Bellwood.

[26:31] The resource fair starts at noon.

[26:33] There will be over 90 resources set up.

[26:37] Some of those resources include an e-mobile dental unit.

[26:42] Walgreens will be on site giving out vaccinations, haircuts.

[26:46] The Secretary of State will be there plus much more.

[26:50] Then on Sunday, September 20th at 9 a.m., we will be hosting a national cleanup day.

[26:59] We will be meeting at 9 a.m. at the top spot and picking up litter along the forest

[27:05] preserve.

[27:06] So if you're able to help out for national cleanup day, please join us at top spot at 9 a.m.

[27:13] And lastly, a happy birthday to trust teacher Kosey and chief Valenzia.

[27:18] Oh, my birthday.

[27:19] Oh, did I say trust teacher Kosey?

[27:21] Yeah.

[27:21] Oh, trust me.

[27:23] That's all right.

[27:24] Thanks.

[27:25] Thank you.

[27:27] Thank you.

[27:27] We started out.

[27:28] Thank you.

[27:29] All right.

[27:29] And that is all I can have this evening, Mr. Mayor.

[27:32] Thank you.

[27:32] Trust teacher Kosey.

[27:34] Thank you.

[27:34] I don't have a report, but just a few questions.

[27:38] With the vehicle stickers, I guess for finance, record, law, or I know we had that to go back

[27:46] for people who have been gotten them, do you know the total, like how many people have

[27:50] come in, are the ones that were not abiding by the law?

[27:55] Yeah, I want to, I'm not off the top of my head.

[27:57] I want to say we sold another 600 or 700.

[28:01] I believe the last time I report, because I was reporting on it every time thereafter.

[28:06] I know we sold a good additional 600 stickers, if it's slightly more, right?

[28:13] Yeah, and we have notices sent out for those that didn't get in compliance to with the court date.

[28:20] Okay.

[28:21] So.

[28:22] All right.

[28:23] And then I just want to recognize the public works department.

[28:26] I know on Friday night, they had a big water main break on 17th, they're out about one

[28:30] in the morning. Saturday, there was one at the mall. I went over to the one at the mall.

[28:35] They were there for about 10 or 11 hours. They also had one today. After speaking with

[28:41] Director Raniri, I know that we're done with budgets and everything, but just to have awareness

[28:47] for the staff, for us at the board and the staff, there's a piece of equipment that the public works

[28:54] is asking for. I know we can't do anything about it this year and potentially next year.

[28:58] If you're looking for a back truck, after talking events and a couple other public works

[29:02] directors, a lot of towns have them.

[29:05] I'll use Forest Park as an example.

[29:06] They have a back truck, but they don't do their own water main breaks.

[29:10] So our guys do their water main breaks.

[29:11] The back truck would be very beneficial for them.

[29:15] I know it's a good amount of money, probably 600,000 for a back truck, or there's a one that

[29:22] they can trail along that has about 8,000 gallons capacity for about 150,000, but it's something

[29:27] for us to look at 800, I'm sorry, 800, 800 down. So just something that would help these guys get

[29:37] along, I mean, move about and get these projects done maybe a little quicker. One of them all was

[29:43] probably about, if I had to guess, about 13, 14 feet deep, maybe, it looked like they were down there.

[29:50] Nine, they were down there and it was a big with 12-inch water man.

[29:55] time to fight the whole world about a world where it was about 3-4.

[29:58] So just something that

[30:00] We need to, hopefully, staff can help try and figure out how we can get that back truck for these guys. So, also a heavy birthday to trustee Santucci. Mine was in April. That's all I have. Thank you. Of course, violence, madam clerk. No correspondence this evening. Thank you. Approval of bills, trustee sorrow. Yes. I would like to make a motion to approve the list of bills in the amount of 636.

[30:29] $6,445 in three cents, which are to be paid out of proper funds when those funds are available.

[30:36] Thank you, is there a second?

[30:37] Second.

[30:38] Thank you.

[30:38] I have a motion made by Trustee Saro, second by Trustee Jacosi, to approve the list of bills in the amount of $636,445 in three cents,

[30:50] which are to be paid out of proper funds when those funds are available.

[30:55] On the question, roll call, will please.

[30:56] Sure. Trustee Bianca. Yeah. Trustee Kienes. Trustee Chica. Trustee Stucci. Yes.

[31:02] Trustee Saro. Yes. Trustee Cousin. Yes. Motion carried. Thank you. Ordinance is a resolution to

[31:07] Tony Cassion. Good evening. There are five items for your consideration tonight. The first is an

[31:13] ordinance authorizing the sale and or disposable disposal of municipal owned personal property in

[31:20] the bill to North River Side Cook County, Illinois. This would be ordinance 26-034.

[31:28] I need a motion to wave the reading and approve ordinance 26-0-34.

[31:34] Thank you. Trustee Sauer. Yes, I would like to make a motion to approve ordinance

[31:37] number 26-0-34 and wave formal reading. Thank you. Is that a second? Second.

[31:45] Thank you. Emotion made by Trustee Sauer. Seconded by Trustee Jacosi to approve ordinance

[31:50] number 26-0-34 and wave formal reading. On the question, roll call, please.

[31:56] Sure, Trustee Candace. Yes. Trustee Chica? Yes. Trustee Sintuchi.

[32:00] Yes. Trustee Sarah? Yes. Trustee Cosey? Yes. Trustee Bianca? Yes. Motion carried.

[32:06] Item number two, an ordinance amending section 5.02.030 entitled license,

[32:14] Application, restrictions, classes of licenses and fees,

[32:20] expiration of licenses, number of licenses issued,

[32:24] terms of privilege, refund, renewal,

[32:28] revocation, grounds and premises, location restriction,

[32:33] of chapter 5.02 entitled alcoholic beverages,

[32:37] of article 2 entitled alcoholic beverages and amusements,

[32:41] of Title 5 entitled Business Licenses and Regulations

[32:46] of the North Riverside Municipal Code

[32:48] in the Village of North Riverside, Illinois.

[32:51] This is for a new Class B license for KHP North Riverside LLC,

[32:59] doing business as K-POP, Korean, barbecue, and hot pot.

[33:03] This would be ordinance 26-0-35.

[33:07] We made a motion to wave the reading

[33:09] and approve ordinance 26-0-35.

[33:13] Thank you, Trustee Sorrow.

[33:14] Yes, I would like to make a motion

[33:15] to approve ordinance number 26-0-35 and wave formal reading.

[33:22] Thank you, is there a second?

[33:23] Sure, thank you.

[33:24] Thank you.

[33:25] I have a motion made by Trustee Sorrow, seconded by Trustee Santucci

[33:29] to approve ordinance number 26-0-35 and wave formal reading.

[33:35] On the question, roll call, please.

[33:36] Sure, Trustee Chica.

[33:37] Yes, Trustee Santucci. Yes.

[33:39] Trustee Sarah. Yes. Trustee Cosey. Yes. Trustee Bianco. Yes. Trustee Candace. Yes. Motion carried.

[33:45] Number three, a resolution authorizing the execution of a memorandum of understanding

[33:51] by and between the village of North Riverside and West Central Consolidated Communications, WC-3,

[33:59] regarding the village of McCook's membership in WC-3 and the construction and furnishing of a

[34:06] Public Safety Dispatch Center by the Village of Mythical.

[34:10] This would be Resolution 26-R-18.

[34:14] We need a motion to approve Resolution 26-R-18.

[34:19] Thank you, Trustee Santucci.

[34:20] Yes, I'd like to make a motion to approve Resolution 26-R-18

[34:25] in the way formal reading.

[34:27] Thank you, is there a second?

[34:28] Second.

[34:29] Thank you.

[34:29] I have a motion made by Trustee Santucci, second by Trustee Saro

[34:33] to approve Resolution No. 26-R-18.

[34:37] The question, Mr. Mann?

[34:39] Yes. What is there in their report

[34:41] about a voting member from a cook?

[34:43] What is it? Right now, they are not

[34:46] a full voting partner or a full voting member.

[34:49] What is the official term?

[34:51] They're a fee for service member.

[34:53] So, they want to be a full voting member

[34:55] at the table, right?

[34:56] So, when it was first set up,

[34:58] the WC3 really consisted of north oversight,

[35:01] Riverside and Brookfield, and then we'll cook, tap down, but not as a full partner.

[35:06] So it gives them full voting rights at the table.

[35:09] So it would be the four administrative, Belgian administrators, and then the four police

[35:16] chief and four fire chiefs.

[35:18] Okay.

[35:18] That would be involved in voting.

[35:20] Okay.

[35:21] And then hopefully more.

[35:23] Yeah.

[35:23] We'll see.

[35:24] Okay.

[35:25] We'll call.

[35:26] Oh, please.

[35:26] Sure.

[35:26] Trustee C.

[35:27] Yes.

[35:28] Yes. Trustee Sarah? Yes. Trustee Chikose? Yes. Trustee Bianco? Yes. Trustee Candace? Yes.

[35:32] Trustee Chica? Yes. Motion carried.

[35:35] Number four, a resolution approving a cooperative agreement

[35:40] between the village of North Riverside and Morton College for participation in an emergency

[35:45] medical services internship program. This will be resolution 26-R-19. We need a motion to approve

[35:53] Resolution 26-R-Deshling. Thank you. Trustee Santucci.

[35:58] Yes, I'd like to make a motion to approve Resolution 26-R-Desh 19 and to wait formally.

[36:04] Thank you. Is that a second? Second.

[36:06] Thank you. Well, I have a motion made by Trustee Santucci. Second, if I trust the

[36:11] SIR to approve Resolution number 26-R-Desh 19. On the question, roll call, please.

[36:17] Please. Sure, trustee Saram. Yes, trustee Chikose. Yes, trustee Bianco. Yes, trustee

[36:23] Candace. Yes, trustee Chica. Yes, trustee Sintucci. Yes, motion carried.

[36:27] Last item. Number five, a resolution ratifying a grant agreement between the state of Illinois,

[36:34] Department of Public Health and the village of North Riverside for the purchase of a crash

[36:39] Kelly, full body adult CPR training mannequin.

[36:45] This will be Resolution 26-R-20.

[36:49] We would need a motion to approve Resolution 26-R-20.

[36:53] Thank you, Trustee Santucci.

[36:55] Yes, I'd like to make a motion to approve Resolution 26-R-20

[37:00] and to wait for a moment.

[37:01] Thank you, is there a second?

[37:02] Second.

[37:03] Thank you.

[37:04] I have a motion made by Trustee Santucci,

[37:06] second by Trustee Chupose to approve Resolution

[37:09] of the 26-R-1. And the question? Go call vote, please.

[37:13] Sure. Trust each your cozy.

[37:15] Yes. Trusty Bianco.

[37:16] Yes. Trusty Kins.

[37:17] Yes. Trusty Chaito.

[37:18] Yes. Trusty Santucci.

[37:19] Yes. Trusty Sauron.

[37:20] Yes. Motion carries.

[37:22] Thank you. Is there any whole business?

[37:25] Any new business?

[37:27] I get a motion to a durable.

[37:29] Cool. There's that guest again.

[37:31] Favorite? Hi.

[37:32] All right.

[37:33] All right. Thank you very much, everybody.

[37:34] A pose?

[37:38] You're going to both save the company so that it doesn't have to add a little bit under.

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