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Present: Also Present: Absent: PROPERTY ENHANCEMENT COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES June 27, 2018 Chair Bill Schmidt, Sandy Gresak, Jim Hilborn, Paul Gasiecki, Staff liaison: Tom Bialas, Trustee Chester Pojack. (Steve Kalish - Excused) Mohammed Siddiqi, Syed Razvi, Don Williams Chair Bill Schmidt called the meeting to order at 6:33 PM. Minutes The May 23, 2018 minutes were approved. Discussion Items: Citizens Code Academy Special Events: Assistant to the Director Bialas discussed the inspection services for such events. o Power Point presented on the Village's ordinances regarding carnivals and amusement rides. Discussion included the Village's authority to require permits for such events and the need for inspections at the state and local level. Additionally, the authority of the local fire protection districts to permit and inspect tents associated with carnivals and other special events was discussed. Topic of Discussion - Miscellaneous Discussion by Committee Committee Member Gresak reported a possible rental unit in the 100 block of Lake Ridge Dr. The information to be passed on to Code Enforcement for investigation. Committee Member Gresak commented that the area behind Hill Top Center at Army Trail and Gladstone continues to have issues with the dumpsters out of corrals and property maintenance issues. The information to be passed on to Code Enforcement for on-going follow-up. Trustee Pojack inquired about the appearance of the fence at the corner of Gladstone and Bloomingdale Road. The fence has two kinds of fences, wood and vinyl, visible from the street. The fence repair of the wood section and new vinyl fence area at the location had a permit. The two types of fences are allowed per ordinance; however, the work at the location was still subject to having its final inspection and the fence will be examined at that time. Next Meeting: The next Landlord/Managers Meeting is scheduled for August 22, 2018 at 6:30 PM in the Council Chamber at Village Hall. Adjourn: The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Schmidt at 7:10 PM.

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Present:

Also Present:

Absent:

PROPERTY ENHANCEMENT COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES

June 27, 2018

Chair Bill Schmidt, Sandy Gresak, Jim Hilborn, Paul Gasiecki,

Staff liaison: Tom Bialas, Trustee Chester Pojack. (Steve Kalish - Excused)

Mohammed Siddiqi, Syed Razvi, Don Williams

Chair Bill Schmidt called the meeting to order at 6:33 PM.

Minutes The May 23, 2018 minutes were approved.

Discussion Items: Citizens Code Academy • Special Events: Assistant to the Director Bialas discussed the inspection services for such events.

o Power Point presented on the Village's ordinances regarding carnivals and amusement rides. Discussion included the Village's authority to require permits for such events and the need for inspections at the state and local level. Additionally, the authority of the local fire protection districts to permit and inspect tents associated with carnivals and other special events was discussed.

Topic of Discussion - Miscellaneous Discussion by Committee • Committee Member Gresak reported a possible rental unit in the 100 block of Lake Ridge Dr. The

information to be passed on to Code Enforcement for investigation.

• Committee Member Gresak commented that the area behind Hill Top Center at Army Trail and Gladstone continues to have issues with the dumpsters out of corrals and property maintenance issues. The information to be passed on to Code Enforcement for on-going follow-up.

• Trustee Pojack inquired about the appearance of the fence at the corner of Gladstone and Bloomingdale Road. The fence has two kinds of fences, wood and vinyl, visible from the street. The fence repair of the wood section and new vinyl fence area at the location had a permit. The two types of fences are allowed per ordinance; however, the work at the location was still subject to having its final inspection and the fence will be examined at that time.

Next Meeting:

• The next Landlord/Managers Meeting is scheduled for August 22, 2018 at 6:30 PM in the Council Chamber at Village Hall.

Adjourn: The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Schmidt at 7:10 PM.

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Property Enhancement Committee Partnership with Community Development

The Property Enhancement Committee members assist the Department of Community Development with monitoring businesses and residences for maintenance violations or needed improvements on properties within the Village of Glendale Heights.

Property Enhancement Committee Partnership

Chaired by Trustee Bill Schmidt

Members appointed by the Village President Linda Jackson

Current Membership

James Hilborn

Sandy Gresak

Paul Gasiecki

Community Development Liaisons Lead Code Enforcement Officer Steve Kalish Assistant to the Director Tom Bialas

Syed Razvi

Mohammed Siddiqi

Don Williams

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Committee Responsibilities

Attendance at Committee meetings on the 4th Wednesday of the month as scheduled by the Village.

Dates are provided on the Village website and on the Village calendar.

Committee review and discussion of ongoing Code Enforcement efforts.

Committee input, review, consultation and recommendation of various programs and possible ordinance changes related to Code Enforcement ordinances and the Property Maintenance Code as adopted and a nded by the Village as may be needed.

Recent examples include the Adopt a Street Program, Well Kept Property Resident Recognition Program and the Rental Program ordinance update.

Provide a forum for public discussion on property maintenance issues at businesses and residences within the Village.

Facilitate education programs on Code Enforcement issues, including:

The Citizen's Code Academy

2018 Village of Glendale Heights~ ~ Citizens Code Academy ~~ Meeting

June 25, 2018 - Topic:

Special Events

Festivals and Carnivals

Community Development and Fire Department Involvement

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Authority to permit and inspect. State and local laws require the inspection of festivals and carnival rides.

Glendale Heights Community Development and Glenside and Bloomingdale Fire Protections Districts are charged with permitting and inspecting these special events.

Community Development Authority Chapter 6

CARNIVALS AND AMUSEMENT RIDES

4-6-1: DEFINITIONS:

4-6-2: ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL:

4-6-3: PERMIT REQUIREMENTS:

4-6-4: INSURANCE OR BOND REQUIRED:

4-6-5: INSPECTIONS:

4-6-6: AUTHORITY TO DENY ENTRY:

4-6-7: FREQUENCY OF CARNIVALS:

4-6-8: VIOLATIONS; PENALTIES:

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4-6-3: PERMIT REQUIREMENTS:

A. Permit Required: It shall be unlawful to operate any amusement ride or amusement attraction at a carnival or fair in the village without the owner or operator of such equi 'ment first having obtained from the director of co munity development a permit for the operation of s ch equipment. ( 1978 Code§ 3-14-3)

B. Application For Permit; Proof Of State Inspection: No permit for the operation of an amusement ride or an amusement attraction shall issue from the director of c mmunity development until such time as any person equired to obtain a permit shall apply to the director of

community development for a permit on a form issued by said director, which form shall contain such information as the director may require .

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• No permit shall issue from the director of community development until such time as the owners or operators of any amusement ride or amusement attraction provide to the director satisfactory proof that said amusement ride or amu ement attraction has been currently inspected by th director of the department of labor or his designee

ursuant to 430 Illinois Compiled Statutes 85/2-1 et seq., and that pursuant to said inspection, the amusement ride or amusement attraction has been determined to be in safe operating condition, and the amusement ride or amusement attraction will provide protection to the public using such equipment.

4-6-5: INSPECTIONS: A. Order To Cease Operation For Failure To Obtain Inspections; Appeal:

1. The director of community development, his designee, or inspector hired by the director of community development may order, in writing, a temporary and immediate cessation of amusement ride or amusement attraction if it has been determined after inspection that said amusement ride or amusement attraction has not been inspected pursuant to 430 Illinois Compiled Statutes 85/2-1 et seq., except as hereinafter provided. Operation of the amusement ride or attraction shall not resume until the ride or attraction has been inspected pursuant to 430 Illinois Compiled Statutes 85/2-1 et seq., and a permit for the ride or attraction obtained pursuant to this chapter. (1978 Code§ 3-14-4; amd. 2011 Code)

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State of Illinois Requirements

As indicated in ordinance 4-6-5 VoGH requires compliance with State regulations in order to comply with Village equirements.

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permit, any person required to obtain a permit by this Act shall apply to the Director for a permit on a form furnished by the Director which form shall contain such information as the Director may require.

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Fire Department Protection District Inspection Authority

TENTS, CANOPIES AND OTHER MEMBRANE STRUCTURES

The local fire official is charged with P, . rmitting and inspecting tent which are a typical site at fe 1vals and carnivals.

hapter 24 of the International Fire Code as adopted and amended by the Village places that responsibility on the fire

fficials vs. other inspectors.

Fire Code Authority Sections: SECTION 2400

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Special events, especially carnivals and festivals, are fun for patrons.

Prior to opening, there are many factors that are involved in order for such events to operate safely.

Through the efforts of State and Local authorities, such as the inspection services provided by our local Community Development and Fire Protections Districts, Village events can be a safe and enjoyable.

Next Property Enhancement Committee Meeting will be August 22, 2018 at 6:30 pm with the Landlord Managers Meeting in the Council Chamber.

For more information about the rental program and meetings check the Community Development webpage at the Village website: www.qlendaleheiqhts.org .

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Chapter 6

CARNIVALS AND AMUSEMENT RIDES

4-6-1: DEFINITIONS: 4-6-2: ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL: 4-6-3: PERMIT REQUIREMENTS: 4-6-4: INSURANCE OR BOND REQUIRED: 4-6-5: INSPECTIONS: 4-6-6: AUTHORITY TO DENY ENTRY: 4-6-7: FREQUENCY OF CARNIVALS: 4-6-8: VIOLATIONS; PENALTIES: 4-6-1: DEFINITIONS:

For the purpose of this chapter, the following words and phrases shall have the meanings respectively

ascribed to them in this section:

AMUSEMENT ATTRACTION: An enclosed building or structure, including electrical equipment which is

an integral part of the building or structure, through which people walk without the aid of any moving

device, that provides amusement, thrills or excitement at a fair or carnival, except any such enclosed

building or structure which is subject to the jurisdiction of the local building code.

AMUSEMENT RIDE: Any mechanized device or combination of devices, including electrical equipment

which is an integral part of the device or devices, which carries passengers along, around, or over a fixed

or restricted course for the primary purpose of giving its passengers amusement, pleasure, thrills, or

excitement.

CARNIVAL: An enterprise, the principal business of which is offering amusement or entertainment to

the public by means of amusement attractions or amusement rides.

DEPARTMENT: Department of labor of the state of Illinois.

DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: The director of community development of the village of

Glendale Heights, Illinois, or his designee.

DIRECTOR OF DEPARTMENT OF LABOR: The director of the department of labor of the state of Illinois,

or his designee.

FAIR: An enterprise principally devoted to the exhibition of products of agriculture or industry in

connection with which amusement rides or amusement attractions are operated.

OPERATOR: A person, or the agent of a person, who owns or controls or has the duty to control the

operation of an amusement ride or an amusement attraction at a carnival or fair. "Operator" shall

include an agency of the state or any of its political subdivisions. (1978 Code§ 3-14-1)

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4-6-2: ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL:

The director of community development shall administer and enforce all provisions of this chapter and

all codes, rules and regulations promulgated by the village board of trustees relating to amusement

rides and amusement attractions. (1978 Code § 3-14-2)

4-6-3: PERMIT REQUIREMENTS:

A. Permit Required: It shall be unlawful to operate any amusement ride or amusement attraction at a

carnival or fair in the village without the owner or operator of such equipment first having obtained

from the director of community development a permit for the operation of such equipment. (1978 Code

§ 3-14-3)

B. Application For Permit; Proof Of State Inspection: No permit for the operation of an amusement ride

or an amusement attraction shall issue from the director of community development until such time as

any person required to obtain a permit shall apply to the director of community development for a

permit on a form issued by said director, which form shall contain such information as the director may

require. No permit shall issue from the director of community development until such time as the

owners or operators of any amusement ride or amusement attraction provide to the director

satisfactory proof that said amusement ride or amusement attraction has been currently inspected by

the director of the department of labor or his designee pursuant to 430 Illinois Compiled Statutes 85/2-1

et seq., and that pursuant to said inspection, the amusement ride or amusement attraction has been

determined to be in safe operating condition, and the amusement ride or amusement attraction will

provide protection to the public using such equipment.

C. Permit Fee: The permit fee for the operation of any amusement ride or amusement attraction in the

village shall be twenty five dollars ($25.00) per ride or attraction per carnival or fair. (1978 Code§ 3-14-

3; amd. 2011 Code)

4-6-4: INSURANCE OR BOND REQUIRED:

No person shall be issued a permit under this chapter unless, at the time of application, there is in

force: a) a liability insurance policy or policies in an aggregate amount of not less than one million dollars

($1,000,000.00) for bodily injury to or death of one person in any one accident and subject to the limit

for one person; in an amount of not less than two million dollars ($2,000,000.00) for bodily injury to or

death of two (2) or more persons in any one accident; and in an amount of not less than five hundred

thousand dollars ($500,000.00} for injury to or destruction of property of others in any one accident,

insuring the operator against liability for injury or death suffered by a person attending a fair or carnival;

orb) a bond in like amount, the aggregate liability of the surety of which shall not exceed the face

amount thereof. (1978 Code§ 3-14-5; amd. 2011 Code)

4-6-5: INSPECTIONS:

A. Order To Cease Operation For Failure To Obtain Inspections; Appeal:

1. The director of community development, his designee, or inspector hired by the director of

community development may order, in writing, a temporary and immediate cessation of amusement

ride or amusement attraction if it has been determined after inspection that said amusement ride or

amusement attraction has not been inspected pursuant to 430 Illinois Compiled Statutes 85/2-1 et seq.,

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except as hereinafter provided. Operation of the amusement ride or attraction shall not resume until

the ride or attraction has been inspected pursuant to 430 Illinois Compiled Statutes 85/2-1 et seq., and a

permit for the ride or attraction obtained pursuant to this chapter. (1978 Code§ 3-14-4; amd. 2011

Code)

2. Appeal of action of the director of community development under this subsection may be brought to

the village board of trustees by filing with the village clerk, within ten (10) days after the action sought

to be reviewed, a written statement under oath setting forth the grounds for the appeal. The village

board of trustees shall thereupon set the time and place for a hearing on such appeal. The decision of

the village board of trustees shall be final. (1978 Code§ 3-14-4)

B. Waiver Of Inspection: The director of community development may waive the requirement that an

amusement ride or amusement attraction or any part thereof be inspected before being operated

pursuant to 430 Illinois Compiled Statutes 85/2-1 et seq., if an operator or owner gives satisfactory

proof to the director of community development that the amusement ride or amusement attraction or

any part thereof has passed an inspection conducted by a public or private agency whose inspection

standards and requirements are at least equal to those requirements or standards established by the

carnival-amusement safety board of the state of Illinois. The annual permit fees shall be paid before the

director of community development may waive this requirement. (1978 Code§ 3-14-7; amd. 2011 Code)

4-6-6: AUTHORITY TO DENY ENTRY:

The owner or operator of an amusement ride or amusement attraction may deny entry to a person to

the amusement ride or amusement attraction if, in the owner's or operator's opinion, the entry may

jeopardize the safety of such person or the safety of any other person. Nothing in this section will permit

an owner or operator to deny the director of community development or his designee access to an

amusement ride or amusement attraction when such director of community development or designee is

acting within the scope of his duties under this chapter. (1978 Code§ 3-14-8)

4-6-7: FREQUENCY OF CARNIVALS:

No license shall be issued for a carnival that is to be held forty five (45} or fewer days prior to a carnival

previously permitted under the provisions of this chapter. (1978 Code§ 3-1-23}

4-6-8: VIOLATIONS; PENALTIES:

A. Any person who operates an amusement ride or an amusement attraction at a carnival or fair

without having first obtained a permit from the director of community development or who violates any

order issued by the director of community development under this chapter is guilty of a class A

misdemeanor. Each day shall constitute a separate and distinct offense.

B. Any person who interferes with, impedes, or obstructs in any manner the director of community

development or his designee in the performance of their duties under this chapter is guilty of a class A

misdemeanor. (1978 Code § 3-14-6)

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(430 ILCS 85/) Amusement Ride and Attraction Safety Act.

(430 ILCS 85/2-10)

Sec. 2-10. No amusement ride or amusement attraction shall be operated at a carnival, amusement

enterprise, or fair in this State without a permit having been issued by the Director to an operator of

such equipment. At least 30 days prior to the first day of operation or the expiration of the permit, any

person required to obtain a permit by this Act shall apply to the Director for a permit on a form

furnished by the Director which form shall contain such information as the Director may require. The

Director may waive the requirement that an application for a permit must be filed at least 30 days prior

to the first day of operation or the expiration of the permit if the applicant gives satisfactory proof to the

Director that he could not reasonably comply with the date requirement and if the applicant

immediately applies for a permit after the need for a permit is first determined. For the purpose of

determining if an amusement ride or amusement attraction is in safe operating condition and will

provide protection to the public using such amusement ride or amusement attraction, each amusement

ride or amusement attraction shall be inspected by the Director before it is initially placed in operation

in this State, and shall thereafter be inspected at least once each year.

If, after inspection, an amusement ride or amusement attraction is found to comply with the rules

adopted under this Act, the Director shall issue a permit for the operation of the amusement ride or

amusement attraction. The permit shall be issued conditioned upon the payment of the permit fee and

any applicable inspection fee at the time the application for permit to operate is filed with the

Department and may be suspended as provided in the Department's rules.

If, after inspection, additions or alterations are contemplated which change a structure, mechanism,

classification or capacity, the operator shall notify the Director of his intentions in writing and provide

any plans or diagrams requested by the Director.

(Source: P.A. 98-769, eff. 1-1-15.)

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TENTS, CANOPIES AND OTHER MEMBRANE STRUCTURES

SECTION 2401 GENERAL

2401.1 Scope. Tents. c-illlapies and membrane structures shall comp'ly ',l,ith this chapter. The pm,-isions of Section 2403 arc applicable only to temporary membrane: smxtun,s. The provi­sions or Semi1111 2404 arc, applicabli: to t!:'mparary and perma­nent membrane suuttun:s.

SECTION 2402 DEFINm0NS

2402.J Definitions. lbc. follo\1.-ing words and ti:,nns shall. for the plJIJ>JSC:-S of this char,tcr-and as used elscwhcn: in this code. have the mc.anings shov.n hcn:in.

AIR.SUPPORTED STRUCTURE. A stru.ltum whl!'J"C'in the shape of the structun: is 11ttaincdby air pressure, aoo ocaipants of the slIUclurc arc \1.-ithin the cle\·atcd pn:ssure area.

CANUP\'. A suu..-um:. enclosure or sbc!tcr construttcdof fab­rk or pliable materials suppoited b)· any manm:r, except by :wr or the contents it protects. and is open wilhout sidewalls m drops on 75 percent or moo: of the pcrim..,"1.cr.

ME.\fflRANE STRUClURE. An air-inflated. air-supported, c-nblc or framc-co,·ercd suuaare, as ddined by the Interna­tional Building Cude and not oihccv.·isc dc:finc.J as a tent or can­opy. Soc Chapter 31 of the International B11iidi11g Cool'.

TENT. A stnli:turc, enclosure or shelter conslructed of fabric or pliable material supported by any manner except by air or the cootents Iha! i1 protects.

SECTION 2403 TEMPORARY TENTS, CANOPIES AND M.EMBRANE

STRUCTURES 240.3.1 Genna!. All tcmponlf)' tents, c-11I1opiesaml membraoc suucturcs shall comply wilh this s«tion.

2403.2 Approval required. Teats and membrane Slnlctures having an area in excess of2O!J squan: feet (19 m~ and c.ano­pics in exc,c,ss of 400 sqw.rc feet (37 ml) shall not be erc-eted, operaled l1II" maintained forany JIUIJIOSC wilhoot 6n;1 obtaining a permit and approval from the fire, code official:

Exreptions:

I. TenlS used exclusi-.·cly for- recreational camping pur­(IOSCS.

2. F.nbric c.anopics open on aU sides which comply with all of the following:

2.1. Jndividu:al c.inlll)i~ ha,·ing a maximum size of 700 square foci (65 m0

),

2.2. The ai;grega.te area of multiple canopies placed side by side without a fire break cfo:i.r-

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ance of J 2 fm (3658 mm), not exceeding 700 square feet {65 m") total.

2.3. A rninimwn de.aran.:e of 12 feet {3658 mm) 10

all structures and other tents.

2403.J Pl.a« or 8S5ffllbly. Forthe p1c11J10SCS of this chaptci-, a place of assembly shall include a cin."Us, carni,'lll. teat show. theater. sl.aring riak,. daru:e ha31 OI" other placce of assembly in or under which persons gmher for any purpose.

2403.4 Permits. PcnniL~ shall be required a.~ set forth in Scc­tioos D05.6 and I05.7.

2403.:S Use period. Temporary tents. air-supported. n.ir-inflatcd or tensi1111ro membrane structures and canopies shall not be erected for a period of mon= than 180 days within a I !2-month period 011 a single (RllUSCS.

2403,6 COlt!lilrudion documents. A dctaill.'>d site and lloor plan for tents, t'.ll.llOpics or mc:mbrme s.tru:turos ,vith an ocro­pant load of 50 ormon: shall be pro\:idcd with each sppficatioo for 11pproYlll. 1be knt, ca.nopy or membrane Slrudurc lloor plan shall indicate &:tails of the means or egn:ss fu.cilitics, seal• ing capacity, arrangement of Ilic seating and Socation and type of hcatins and dectri.:al eguipmcnL

2403.7 ln:sp«tions. The entire tent. air-supporte~, air-inflaled a tensioned membrane structure S)-Stcm shall be inspcctl.'>d at n:g11lar intervals, but not less than two times pc.r pcmrit use pc:riod, by lhc. pcnnittcc, Oll.' IICJ" or a:;icnt to dc1ermi!X! lhat the installatioo is maintained in a.:cordarn:e with this chapter.

EXttption: Pemul use periods ofless lhllD 30 da}'S.

2403.7.1 lnspcctiom n:port. Whcnmquiredbythc fire code official. an inspection report :shall be pro..-iclcd and shall consist or m.aintcnam:e. aal:hors and fabric insflC'-1ions.

2403,8 Acci:ss, location and parking. Access location aod pamng for temporary tents. canopies and membrane slruc­tu.rcs shal I be in ilCcordance with this 51:"clion.

2403.8.1 Acca'i. Fin: oppanims access mads shall be pro­,·iood in accan:lan..::c ,.,.;th Scaion YJ3.

2403.8.2 Location. Tents, canopies or membrane sUu;:turcs shall nOI. be lcx:.ascd within 20 feet (fi096 mm) of lot lines. buildin11J>, ot~r tents, canopies or rMmbranc structures. parked \-diides or in1emalcombus1iooengincs. For the Jlllr­p,osc of detmnining required distances. support mp:s and guy win:s shall be con:iidcn:d as pw:t of the temporary mem­brane slru.:tun:, tent or-c.im:ipy.

Exceptions:

I . Separation .distam:e bct\•o'CCR membrane struc­lUl'll$, telillS and canopies not used for cooling, is nDl rcqttircd when the aggregate !Joor area dOC$ not exceed 15.000 square feet (131}4 m~).

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2. Membrane structures, tems or canopies need not be separated from buildings when all of the follow­ing conditions arc: met:

2.1. The aggregate floor an:a of I.be membrane strut'tu~. teat or can.:ipy sh11:ll 110l ex.i'Nd 10.000 square feet {929 crf'J.

2.2. The aggregate floor area of the building and membrane structw-c. tent or canopy shall net exceed the allowable floor acca including ir.m.-asi:s as indicated in the buernarional B11ifding Codi:.

2.3. RequiMd means of c:gi-MS provisions are provided for hath the building aoo the membrane structun:. lenl or canopy, iDt'luding tra,·cl distances.

2.4. Fire apparatu; ac«ss roads an: provided in accordana: with Section 51J3.

2403.8.3 Location al strudores in excm.,; of 15,000 square fed in area. Membrane: stru.:tures having an area of ]5,000 square feet ( 1394 m?) or mon: s.hall be locllled DIil

less than 50 foct (l:S MO mm) from anv other tent or struc­ture as measured from I.be sidewall of !he tent or membrane stru.:twe W11ess joined togelher by a corridor.

2403.8..4 Conn-ccting ronidOl'S, Tents or membrane sUUt­lun:s an: allm•:ed lo be joined together by ~ans of c-0rri­dors. Exit doors shall be provick:d at each end of su.:h corridor. On eai:h side of such conidar and approximately opposite each other. the« s.hall be provided openings not less lhllll !2 feet 0658 mm) wide.

2403.s.5. Hrc bnak. An unobstructed fire break passage­way or fire road nat less than l2 feet (3658 mni) wide. and free from guy ropes or other obstn.rctions shall be lllllin­tained on all sides of all tents. r..mopmsand membrane. stru.:­turcs unless otherwise approved by the fire code official.

:2403.9 Anchorage required. Tents. canopies or membrane structures and tl:icic appurtenances shall be adeq]latdy roped. braced and anchored lo withstand the elcnrnls of weather and prevent against col!aP5LDg. Documentation of structural stabil­ity shall be furnished to the fire code official on n:qoosl.

2403.10 Tempora('.y air--.supported and ai .... inflated mem• bra.nc strocluns. Temporary air-supponi:d and air-inflated membrane SUIK!tUR:S shall be in ac.cardance with Sections 2403.10.1 throurh 2403.I0.4.

2403.10.1 Door operation. During high winds ex,«ding 5IJ miles per hour (22 mis) or in snow condilions. the use of doors in air-supported structures shall becontrolledtoantid excessive air loss. Door:s shall not be left cpcn.

2403.10.2 Fabrk envelope design and construction. Air-Sllpport~d aMI air-inflated structures shall have the design and coostruction of the fabric c:m·elope &Dd the method of ant'horir.g in accoo:lancc with Arohitc:ctural Fab­ric Stru.:tuies Institute ASI 77. 2403.10.3 Blowers. An air-supported sUUClure used as a place. of as~mlily shall. be furnish..~ with not less 1han two blowers, e.u:h of which has adequate ,capacily lo maintain full inflation pressure with nonnal lc.ake.ge. The design of

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the blower shall. be so a;; to provide: integral limiting pres­sure, at the des.ign pressure specified by the manufacturer.

2403.10.4 Audiary po,n:r. Pl:a..;es of public nsscrnhl)· for more than 200 pecsons shall be furnished with eitbcc a fully automatic auxilU1J1,• engiDC-generatar set c..apabfoof power­in£ one blower continuously for-4 hours, or a supplementary blow-er poY,cred by an intc.mal combustion engine. which shall be automati:.- in operation.

2403.11 Seatmg aITangcmcols. Seating in terns, canopies er membrane strucrurcs shall be in occordancc with Chapter JO.

2403.12 Mansel egre,;s. Means of egress for tcmporwy tents. canopies and mc::mbraoo structures shall be i11 acroidan.:c with Sections 2403.J'.U through 2403.12.8.

2403.12.1 Distribu.tioo. Exits shall be spac-cd at approxi­mately equal ialen'llls around the perim..-4.e.r of the tent. can­opy or membrane stnKture., and shall be locate.d such thal 1111 points arc 100 feel (30 480 mm) or less from an exit.

2403.12.2 Number. Tena, cano~es or n1trnhranc: struc­tures or a usable portion th11reof shall have at least one exit and ool less than the number of exits required by Table 2403.12.2. The. total width of means of c-gress in inoo::s I (mm) shall not be less than the total occupant load scm:d by a mcans,of egress multiplied by 0.2 illt'hes (5 mm) per per­son.

TABLE 2403.12.2 MINIMUM NUMBER OF MEANS OF EGRESS AND MEANS Of

EGRESS WIDTHS FROM TEMPORARY MEMBRANE STRUCTURES, TENTS AND CANOPIES

MINIMUM MOTH MINIMUM W1DTH OFEAQH MEANS OFEAa.lllllEANS

MINMUM OF EGRESS OFEGRESS {rlel!MJ {mll!l!S}

NUMBSIOF OCCUPAHT MEMSOI' Memllralll!

LO.lD EGRESS Teti! Cf Cll!loD\I SlrJCUE-

IO~:i 199 2 72 36

200to499 3 72 72

500to999 4 96 11

I.OOOtol.999 5 120 96

!.000 to 2,9W 6 120 96

01'.:r 3.000' 7 120 96

l'ar Sl: I inch = .25.4 mm.

R. Wlxn lhc<>oc~ le.a.cl cxci:als 3.,000. the iaul ,.,dill of 1I1CJJ1sor C!Ul=SJ (c, ioxlK:s),lmllnotbclcsstlmnlllclDW'C>CCilp<lll11odODltiplicdby0:?iixha pcrprn,un.

2403.12.3 Exit opmior;.;. from tents. fail openings from tents i.ha:11 rc:lllil3n open unless co~rcd hy a nnmc-rc:sistant curtain. The curtain shall comply with the folkw.·ing n.-gu iremcnts:

I. Curtains shall be fn:~ sliding on a metal SUJl(!Orl. The support shaU be a minimum of 80 inches (2032 mm) ab;n-"C the noor level al the i:xit. Tbe curtains shall be so arranged that, when open, no part of ~ c1111ain obstru.:ts the exit.

2. Curtains shall be of a color, or colors, that contrasts wilh th:: color of die tent.

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2403.12.4 Doors. Exit doors shall swing in the dired.ion of ex.ii ln.vel. To amid hazanlous. air and pa:s.sure loss in air-supported mcmib= structw-i:s, such doors shall be automatic closing against operating pa:ssums. Opening force nl the door edge shall not eici:ccd 151X11md:s (66 N).

2403.12.S ~- "The width of aisles wilhout futcd seating shall be in ar<ordance with the following:

l. In amas scr.·ing cmployc,e!; ooly, the minimum aisle width shall be 24 inches (6 IO mm) but not less than the width ~,quired by the number of employ<-= sen"Cd.

2. In public areas. smooth-surfo.cced. W1nhstructed aisles ha,·ing a minimum w~dth •of nil{ li:ss than 44 inchi:s (l 118 mm)shaJI be pm,.,ided from seating areas, and aisks.sha!lbe p~rcssh:ely increased in ~-idth to pro­vide. at alJ points, not less than I foot (305 mm) of oosk width forea.:b 50 IJCf'SOlli>Sl:'ITcd by such aisle a1 lhat pmn!.

2403.tl.S.1 Arrangc:mcnl and maintcnucc. The arran_gemcat of aisles shall be subject to approval by the fire.code:. offi.:iaJ and shall be maintained ckaral all times during ocmpancy.

2403.12.6 Ent signs. Exits shall be clearly marked. Ex:it sagos shal I be instalkd at ruiuirw exit dnor\\'ays and whCR otherwise neoossary to indicate clearly the dim:tion of e;;iress t>,·henthecxitscrves:an occupant load of 50ormcn:.

2403.12.6.l Exit sign illumination. E.icit signs shall be of an appro,·ed self-lumillOlls type ar shall be internally or e.xtemaUy iUwninated by luminaires supplied in the (~lowing manner:

L Two separate cirouils:. one of which shall be sepa­rate from all olhcr cirruits. for occupant loads of 300 or lc.ss; or

2. Two separate so~s of power, one of which shall be m approved emergency systllm. shaJI be pro­\·idcd when the oc,rupa.nt load cxccecl,; 300. Emer­gency s:ySlcms shall he supplie.d from storage baueries or from the on -site generator set and the system shall be illSlallcd in llt!oordJl[l,:e with the ICC Electrical Code.

2403.12.7 M~aus of egress illumination. Means of egress shall be illuminated with light ha\·ing an inlensity of IKll less than I foot-candle O l lu.~) al tloor k,·d while the structure is oct'llpied. Fiictwes required for means of egress illumina-1ion shall be suppli::d from a seprua.1e. drruit or sour.:e of po1-1,llr.

2403.12.8 Mainllmanee of means or egress. The required width ofoicits.aislcs and passageways.shall be muntaincd al aH limes to a publi.: way. Guy wires, guy ftlilCS and othC£ support members shall not cross a means of egress at a height of less than S feel {2438 mm). The surface of me.ans of egmss shall be maintained in an approved manner.

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SECTION 2404 TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT TENTS,

CANOP1ES AND MEMBRANE smucTURES

2404, 1 Gcnual. All tents, canopjc:;; and membrane strui:tums. both temporary 1111d pt.'tnlllllCDI. shall oo in a.::cocdance with this sectioo. Permanent tents. canopies and membrane, suucturcs shall also comply with the brJemalioMl Building Code.

2404.2 Flame propagation pcnorDJ&llCt tmatmcnt. Before I a permit is granled, lhe owner- O!' a~nt shall file with the fin: rode official a certificate ellecuted by an 11ppro\"ed ti:sting labo­ralO[)' certifying that the tents; canopies and mcmbraru: struc­tures and I.heir-appurtenances; sidi:Y.~ls, drops and u,paulins; floorco,·erings. bunting and combustible cb:oralin: materials and df"eas, im:luding sawdust when used on flooo. or passage­ways. shall be c:an1poscd of material meeting the. flilJllll propa- 1 galion performance c:i"i1eria of Nri>A 701 or shall be: trccated with a flmne rctnrdant in an appm\·ed manner 11Dd met:1. the flame propagation perfomwwc criu:ria of NFPA 70 I, and th.at su;:h flame propagation perform.ant~ criteria are cffcctive for I.he period specified by the permit.

2404.3 Label. Membmoo structwcs, tents or canopies shall have a penruinenlly affixed label bearing the identifii:1111i011 of size and fabric or material type,.

MM.4 Certification. An affid:wit or affirmation shall be sub­milted to the fire code official and II cop}' retained on the pre­mises on which the lenl or air~supported strut'lure is located. Theaffida,itshall attest to the followin,!l informatioarelll4r,eto I.he flame propagation perfonnB11cc criteria or the fabric: I

I . Names: and .iddress of the ownecs of the teat. canopy or air-supported SIJUcturc:,.

2. Dam ithe fabric was fast tre.nll.'>d with. 11::unc-retardill!t I solution.

3. Trade namc or kind of chemical used in trea!ment.

4. Name of person or firm treating the material.

5. Name ohesting agency and tesc stillldard by which the fabric wastest.cd.

2404 .. 5 Comliustiblc materials. Hay, straw, sha\·ings oc simi­lar combustible materials shall nOI be loc.ated within any tent. =PY oc- membrane s:1.rui:tUFC, cor.taining C111 assemhl}• ocru­panq,·. cxoept the materials nct"CSSal)' for the daily feeding and care of animals. Sawdust. sod shavings utilized for a public pcr­formam:e or exhibit shall not be prohibited pro,•ided the saw­dust a.nd sha\ings are, kept damp. Combustiblc materials shall not be permiued unoor stands or selld.s at any time, The areas witrun and adjacent lo lhe 1cm or air-supported ruu..-turc: shall be maintained dear of all combustible materials or \.'cgetatioo thal could create a fire hazard within 20 re« {6096 mm) of the structure. Comliustibk: trash. shall be removed at least onre a day from the structure during the period the struct~ is otru­pied by the puhlk.

:zAM.6 .Smoking;. Smoking shaU not he permitted in tent:;;, can­opies or membrane su11ctures. Approved "No Smoking" signs shall k conspicuoo.~ly posted in accordance with Scctioo 3 JO.

2404.7 Open or exposed Ila-. Open flame or other devices emitting Dame, fire or heat or any llamma.ble or comburtible liquids:. g;;is.. charcoal ar oth« cooking devke or any othel'

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unappcO\·ed de\iccs shall not be penniued inside or located within 20 feet (6096 mm) of the lent. canopy cw membrane structures while open to the public unless awro,•e-0 by the ficc code official.

2401.8 Fi~works. Fireworu shall not be used widrin JOO feet {30 480 mm} of tents. t'anopies or membrane strocrtures.

2404.9 Spilt lighting. Spot or dTut lighting shall c,nly be by clectric,il}~ and all combustible c-0nS1.llfction locacd within 6 feet (1821} mm} of such equipment shall be prolcded with approved IKIIK.ombustible ins.ulation not les.i; than 9.25 iocbes CBS mm) thick.

2404.10 Safety film, Motion pictures sha1I :not be displayed in tcn1S, canopies or membrane strut'tun:-s unless the motion pi.:­turc: film is safety film.

24CM.11 Clcaraei:c, There shall be a minimum cle.iranre of at kasl 3 fc-C'l (914 mm) bctv.«n the fabric envelope and all con­tents loc-atcd inside the tent oc membmoe strachJ1e.

2404.12 Portable fin:· Hting11ishcrs. Portable fire extinguishers shall be provided as required by Si:.:lian 906.

24<M.13 i"in: protection cquipmmt. Fire. hose lines, wat.ec supplies and othc:rall:I iliacy fire equipment sh.all be maintmned at the site in such numbers and sizes as n:qui n:dby the fire code official.

240U4 Occupant load ractor.s. 'The occupant load a'llowed in an assembly stru~urc, or ponion theRoOf, shalt be detenninc:d in accordance wilh Oiapter 10.

l«M.J 5 Heating and cooking equipment. Heating and coolt­i~ equipment shall be in accordance with Sections 2404.15.1 through 2404.15.7.

:2404.ts.1 Installation. Heating or eook.ing equipmeat. mnks, pipi~. bos;:s, fittings, \-a.Ives. tubing and other related components shall be installed as specified in the Jn:ernational M«ha,rim! Code Bf!d the /n1ematiOlllll F'/Jl'l Gu.f O,de, and shall be appro\·cd by the: fin: cacle official.

:2404.15.2 Ventm.g, Gas, liquid and solid fuel-burning «iuipment designed to be •.-enced shall be \'Cn!ed tl.Hhc Oll!­side air as specified in the lr.temarional Fu.el Gas Code and the: /,itemalianal Med1a11jcaf C-Ode. Such vents shall be «J~pped with .approved spark am:s'lers when miui"'d. Wherc vents or flues are used, all portions of the tent. can­opy or membrane SUU<:ture shall be. not less than 12 incMs (305 mmJ from the flue: or veal.

:2404.15.3 Loealion. Cookill!l and he.iting ,cquipmc11t shall not be located "ithin JO feel {3MB mm') of exits or combus­tible materials.

:2404.15.4 Operatioos. Operations such as wanning of foods, roolcing demonstrillions Wld similar operations that u;c solid fl ammabks, butane oroLbcr similar de,·ices. which do not pose an ignition h.u..mi. shall be appron'>d.

2404.ISS Cooking l!:nts. Tents where cooking is per­formed shall be separated fmm ocher tents, canopies Of'

membrane, structures by a minimum of20 feet (6096 mm).

2404.15.6 Outdoor cooking. Outdoor cooking that pro­duces sparli:s or grease-laden ,•apors shall not bi:: pecfonncd

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within 20 feel {6096 mm) of a tent. c~mopy or membrane structure.

2404.15.7 Eltttrk-al beating and rooting equipment. Eloctrical c,aolcing ,and heating equipment shall c11mplJ with the ICC Elet•lric:al C<.'lle.

240U6 IJ'-gas. The storage, handling and use of LP-gas and LP-g.-is equipment shall be in accordance with Sections 2406.16.J through 2404.163.

2404.16.l General. LP-gas eguipme11t su.:h as tanks, pip­ing. hoses, fittings, •,11.h·c-s, tubing and other related compo­nents shall be ll.()(U'O\'ed and in accxmf.m;:c with Chapter 38 and with the lntenratiollill Fuel Gas C-Ode.

2404.16.21..ocation of containers. LP-gas containers shall be. loc~tcd ootside. Safc:ty rele.ase vah·es shaU be pointed away fmm the tent. c.anopy er mcmbranc :structure.

2404.16.2.1 ContaiMrs SOD gallons or less. Portable LP-giilS conta.iners with a capacity of 500 g.illons (i 893 L} or less shall ha\-e a nurjDlUlll separation between the cootainerand structure not less than IO feet (3048 mm).

:2404.16.2.:2 Containers more than 500 gaUou.s. Pon.a­ble LP-gas container.. with a capacity of mare than 500 gallons (1893 L) shall haYe a minimum scparmion betwc:enthe .:onl.!lioer and slroi:turcs not lc:ss than 25 feet (7620mm).

2404.16..3 Prnttttion and ~curil}~ Portable LP-gas con• taincr... piping, \·ah-es and fittings v.iiich ~ locate..:! outside aodare being ulll:d to fuel equipment inside atcnt,canopyor membrane stnh."lure shall be adequately pmtccte.d lo pre­vent ~ring, damage by vdiides or other hazards and s.'1aJL be Joc.i.tcd in an approved local.ion. Portable LP-gas containers shall he sec:u~ly fasteocd in p!a.:e to prevent unauthorized movement.

2404.17 Flammabh:and comhwtibleliquids. The st0111.:,ne of flammable and combustible liquids and the use of namnu­ble.-liquid-fueled c~uipmcnt shall be in accordnncc with Sec­tions 2404.17. i through 2404.17.3.

2404.17.1 Use. Aammable-liquid-fuelcd equipment shall not be used in lllnlS. canopies or membrane Slnlctures.

24<M.17.l •1ammahlc and combustible liquid storage. Flammable and combustible liquids shall be stored outside in an appro'r"Cd mannec not less than 50 fl.'Ct ( 15 240 mm) from tc1lls. cllllopies or membrane structums. S1orage shall be in accordance. wilh Cbaixcr 34.

2404.17..3 Refueling. Refueling shall be pciformcd in an appro"ed location not less 1han 20 feet (6096 mm) from tena. canopies or membrane sl.Juclures.

240:US Display of mo-tor vehicles, Liquid- and gas-fuc:lcd ,·chides and equipment used for display within tents, unapies or membrane suuclures shall be in occordance wilh SertiCll!S 2404.18.I througb.2404.18.5.3.

:24€14.18.1 Batteries. Batteries shall be disconnected in an appropriate manner.

?40U8.2 Fucl systems. \'chicles orcquiprne-al shall not bi:: fueled or ck~led "ithin the teal, canopy or mi:mbraoo slJUctun:.

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2404.18.2.1 Quantity limit. Fuel in the fuel tank shall not exc«d 111111e-quarter of the lllnk capa.::ity or 5 gallons (19 U. whiclie\·er is less.

240:US.l.l lnspcdiion. Fuel systems shall be inspet'ted focl~aks.

2404.18.2.3 Closun. Fuel tank openings shall be locked and sealed lo pre,·ent lhe es.:cape of vapcrs.

2404.18.3 Location. 11,c location of ~-chicles orcquip[tlCllt shall not obstruct me-ans of c~ss.

2404.18.4 l'la«s of assembly. W~n a compressed natural gas {C'NGJ or liqudioo petroleum gas (LP-gas) powered v"Chidc is parked inside a pla.:c- of assembly. all the follow­ing c-onditions shall be met:

I. Thcquaru:r--rum shutoff \'alve or other slunoff val..-c on the ootlet of the CNG oc LP-gas container shall be closed and lhc engine shall fx:, operated until it stops. \'aln·s shall remain closed while lhc Yehiclc is indoor.;.

2. The, hot lead of the battery shall be disconnected.

3. Dual-fuel vehicles equipped to operate on ,gasoline and CXG or LP-gas shall comply 11,ith this -=tion and Sce1ions 2404.J.8.l through 2404.18.:5.:l f<II" gaso­line-powered ,·chides.

2404.18.5 Competitions and demonstrations. Liquid­and gas-fuekd \'eh ides and equipment used fill" competition or dcmonstrmfon within n tenc. canopy or membrane. struc­ture shall rornply with Sections 2404.18.5.l through 2404.18.5.3.

2'84.18.5.1 Fuel storage. Fucl for ve-hicfos oc c,quip­ment shall be stored in appm\·ed conlaim:rs in an appro,·ed loc'<ltioo oulside of lhe slfl.K1.1m: in a..:cordancc with Section 2404.17 .2.

UOU8.S.l Fueling, Refueling shall Ix: pc:rfonncd out­side of the stru.:tere in nccordance with Section 2404.11.3.

2404.18.5.3 Spills. ['I.lei spills shall be deaned up imme­diately.

2404.t., Separation of generators. Generators and other internal combu;Stioo power sources shall be separated from tents. c.anopic:s or membrane structures by a minimum of20 feet (6096 mm} and shall beis.olatcdJrom contact with the pub­lic by fencing. enclosure. or other appro~·cd IIll!'ans.

2404.20 Slandb~· pcrsonncl, When. in the opinion of the fin: c:odc officilli. it is essentialf or publi.: safely in a lent. canopy oc membrane structure u.o;cd as a placce of assembly or any other use. where people congrcga1c. because of 1hc numhcr of per­sons, or the. nature, of the, performanc:.c. exhibition, dis[l'lay, con­test CK" activity. the O\\'nc:r, 21gcnl ork:ssee shall employ one oc morcqualilic,d persons. as ~aguiread and 3pprcn,cd. to remain on duly during too times su,h plac>es an: open to the publk, m when such acti,·ity is being conducted.

Before ca.:h pcrfm:m1U100 or the st.an of such ooti..-ity. slandby pc.rsonnel shall keep diligent WIii.ch for fires during the time sui:h place is open to !he public or sw:h acti\·ity is being condocteJ and take prompt measures for e,c1inl'1lishnrn1 of

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TENTS, CANOPIES AND OTHER MEMBRANE STRUCTURES

fires that occur and as.sis! in the eYa.."Uation of the public from the structure.

There sh.all he, 1rainell crowd managers 01" crowd lllJJlager supc,-...isois al a ratio of one crowd llllllagi:rfsupen-isor for a-cry 250 occupants, ns approYed.

2-10.Ul Vegl'l.atioa n:monl. Combustible vegC'tation shill I he removed from the:an:a OC.."Upied b)' a tenl. canopy 01" membrane structure. and from areas within 30 fi:a (9144 mm) of su.:h structures.

~.22 Waste mat~rial. The floor surface in.~ide tents, cano­pies or membrane 5'1.ructu™i and lb:! grounds ools.ide and within a 30-foot (9144 mm) perimeter shall be kept clear of combustible waste. Soch waste shal I be stored in appro,•ed con -taincrs um.ii remo\'cd from die, premises.

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Present:

PROPERTY ENHANCEMENT COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES

May 23, 2018

Also Present:

Chair Bill Schmidt, Sandy Gresak, Jim Hilborn, Paul Gasiecki, Mohammed Siddiqi

Staff liaison: S_teve Kalish, Tom Bialas, Trustee Chester Pojack,

Absent: Syed Razvi, Don Williams, Bill Burger

Chair Bill Schmidt called the meeting to order at 6:32 PM.

Minutes The April 25, 2018 minutes were approved.

Discussion Items: Citizens Code Academy • Code Enforcement Officers: A day I the Life presentation by Lead Code Enforcement Officer Kalish and

Assistant to the Director Bialas. o Power Point presented regarding the typical day of a Village Code Enforcement Officer. Discussion

included the typical daily routine for Code Enforcement Officers (CEO) including preparing for assignments, performance of inspections and following up on investigations. The duties of a CEO were reviewed. The types of cases encountered by CEO's since the start of the year were also discussed.

Topic of Discussion - Miscellaneous Discussion by Committee • Committee Member Siddiqi commented about the use of horns by busses at the bus depot in the

unincorporated area off Poss Road in the morning. Chairman Schmidt suggested that the reason was the vehicle safety inspection required of drivers before they pick up children for the day. Committee Member Hilborn indicated the safety tests were likely a requirement of regulations related to busses. This bus depot has been in that location from many years. CEO Steve Kalish suggested the disturbing use of horns in the morning might be a matter for the Sheriffs Department who have jurisdiction in that area.

• Committee Member Gresak commented about the on-going problem with debris from the garbage and recycling bins at the apartments on Century Point Lane. CEO Kalish advised of the on-going efforts to deal with the owners and tenants of the apartments. Enforcement has been taken in the past. Owners have also increase garbage pickup to three times a week. Efforts to deal with the issue continue.

Next Meeting: • The next Property Enhancement Meeting will be June 27, 2018 at 6:30 PM in the Floyd Brown room at

Village Hall.

• The next Landlord/Managers Meeting is scheduled for August 22, 2018 at 6:30 PM in the Council Chamber at Village Hall.

Adjourn: The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Schmidt at 7:35 PM.