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(Continued from page 16) of the above Ordinance at its regular meeting in the Municipal Building of the City of McHenry on Tuesday, the 30th day of May, 1972, at the hour of 8;00 p.m. AJ1 those wishing to be heard in the matter may be present if they so desire. Earl R.Walsh, - City Clerk, City of McHenry, Illinois. PAGE 17-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, MAY 12. 1972 Board of Local Improvements City of McHenry McHenry, Illinois Re: City of McHenry, Lakeland Park Area Sanitary Sewer System, Special Assessment No. 30 I herewith submit an estimate of the cost of constructing sanitary sewers in the various streets located within Lake­ land Park (Units 1, 2, 3 and 4) Lakeland Shores (Units 1, 2 and 3) and Shady Crest subdivisions in the City of McHenry, Illinois, including manholes, house service connections, special found­ ations, surface restoration and all other work necessary and in­ cidental thereto, all as shown and described by the accompanying plans and specifications. The estimate of cost is as follows: Item No. Item Unit Price Amount NOTE: Unit prices for pipe in place shall include excavation and backfill in accordance with the specifications, but shall not include pavement removal, water main relo­ cation or pavement replacement. 1. Eight-inch (8") vitrified clay pipe, complete in place, at depths as follows: 0- 4 1,827 lin. ft. $ 7.00 $12,789.00 4-6' 15,623 lin. ft. 8.00 124,984.00 6- 8' 15,944 lin. ft. 8.50 135,524.00 8-i0' 12,329 lin. ft. 9.50 117,125.50 10-12' 3,594 lin. ft. 12.00 43,128.00 12-14' 191 lin. ft. 14.50 2,769.50 14-16' 238 lin. ft. 18.00 4,284.00 2. Ten-inch (10") vitrified clay pipe, complete in place, at depths as follows: 6- 8' 8-10' 792 lin. ft 160 lin. ft. 3. Twelve-inch vitrified clay pipe complete in place, at depths as follows: 4- 6* 6- 8' 8-10' 56 lin. ft. 138 lin. ft. 1366 lin. ft. Fifteen-inch reinforced con­ crete sewer pipe, complete in place at depths as follows: 4- 6' 6- 8' 8-10' 10-12' 12-14' 14-16' 16-18' 308 lin. ft. 139 lin. ft. 775 lin. ft. 1485 lin. ft. 328 lin. ft. 271 lin. ft. 242 lin. ft. 5. Eighteen-inch reinforced con­ crete sewer pipe, complete in place at depths as follows: 8- 10' 10-12* 1,830 lin. ft. 81 lin. ft. 6. Twenty-one inch reinforced con­ crete sewer pipe, complete in place at depths as follows: 6- 8' 352 lin. ft. 8-10' 795 Un. ft. 10-12* 1,763 lin. ft. 12-14' 53 lin. ft. 14-16' 68 lin. ft. 16-18' 335 lin. ft. 7. Manholes, complete in place, including frames, covers, and steps, but not including timber pilings or special bedding, at depths as follows: 10.00 11.00 10.00 11.00 12.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 17.00 20 00 26.00 32.00 18.00 21.00 21.00 23.00 25.00 28.00 33.00 38.00 7,920.00 1,760.00 560 00 1,518.00 16,392.00 3,696.00 1,807.00 10,850.00 25,245.00 6,560.00 7,046.00 7,744.00 32,940.00 1,701.00 7,392.00 18,285.00 44,075.00 1,484.00 2.244.00 12,730.00 0- 4' 9 each 4- 6' 57 each 6- 8' 66 each s-io* 72 each 10-12' 26 each 12-14' 3 each 14-16' 3 each 16-18' 4 each $350.00 375.00 400.00 450.00 550.00 650 00 800.00 950.00 $ 3,150.00 21,375.00 26,400.00 32,400.00 14,300.00 1,950.00 2,400.00 3,800.00 Manholes requiring special construction, additional cost to be added to each manhole for timber piling or bedding 79 each Special bedding for sewer pipe, complete in place in ac­ cordance with the specifications 400.00 31,600.00 Timber planking or Alternate Bedding in accordance with the details for sewer sizes ' through 12-inch < 13,062 lin. ft 6.50 84,903.00 Timber planking or Alternate Bedding in accordance with the details for sewer sizes 15-inch thru 21-inch 4,332 lin. ft 11.00 47,652.00 Over-excavation and re­ placement with granular material 4,543 cu. yds. 10.00 45,430.00 10. House service wyes, complete in place, including all labor^ind materials, in sizes as follows: 8x6" 1,125 each 15.00 16,875.00 10x6" 14 each 17.50 245.00 12x6" 69 each 20 00 1,380.00 15x6" 26 each 25.00 650.00 18x6" 35 each 30.00 1,050 00 21x6" 47 each 35.00 1,645.00 11. Outside drop connection, in­ cluding concrete encasement, complete in place, in sizes as follows: 8-inch 12-inch 110 lin. ft. 3 lin. ft. $50.00 60.00 $ 5,500.00 180.00 12. Six-inch (6") vitrified clay pipe house service, complete in place, but not including restoration: 31,833 lin. ft. 13. Six-inch (6") vitrified clay riser pipe, complete in place: 633 lin. ft. 14. Relocate water main in ac­ cordance with the specifica­ tions, complete in place in­ cluding labor and materials 4-inch 50 lin. ft. 6-inch 10 lin. ft. 8-inch 10 lin. ft. 15. Seeding, complete in place in accordance with the speci­ fications, including all labor and materials 47,070 sq. yds. 16. Removal and replacement of street surfaces of the type indicated as follows: Gravel Road 517 sq. yds 4.00 L.T.B. Pavement 12,375 sq. yds. 5.00 17. Removal and replacement of driveway surfaces of the type indicated as follows: * 4.50 6.50 25.00 30.00 35.00 0.60 Gravel Driveway L.T.B. Driveway H.T.B. Driveway P.C.C. Driveway 1,745 sq. yds. 367 sq. yds. 288 sq. yds. 160 sq. yds. \ 4.00 5.00 12.00 20.00 18. Sidewalk removal and replacement in accord­ ance with the specifi­ cations: 26 sq. yds. 19. Temporary gravel base course, complete in place, in accordance with the specifications, including all labor and materials: 15,970 sq. yds. 20. Illinois Route 120 highway crossing, complete in place, as shown on the plans and in accordance with the specifications, including all labor and materials for both liner and sewer pipes, per lineal foot: 53 lin. ft. Total Cost of Labor and Materials Engineering Less U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development Grant Offer 25.00 V 650.00 5.50 87,835.00 150.00 Mayor Donald Doherty, left, and Dr. Boos, District 15 superin­ tendent, are shown planting the first tree during the Parkland Arbor day ceremony. Pictured above is one of the many groups planting trees in dif­ ferent locations around the front of Parkland school during Ecology Week. 143,248.50 4,114.50 1,250.00 300.00 350.00 28,242.00 2,068.00 61,875.00 $6,980.00 1,835.00 3.456.00 3,200.00 Tree Planting On Arbor Day The students and personnel of Parkland school participated in a number of activities during Ecology Week. Seventy, students entered Parkland's poster contest with two posters from each level entered in district competition. The parkland entries were Daureen Parenti and Mary Tapaninen, Pam Hanna, Kelly Staley, Brenda Love, Chris Braem and Clara Mullen. Each was given a Cedar seedling. Pam Hanna was the district winner for the sixth grade level. On Wednesday, the five teams of students and staff were assigned an area outside to clean up. With the trash collected a "trash man" was constructed. The major em­ phasis was a newspaper drive conducted to raise money to buy trees which were planted on Arbor day at the school. Approximately 8*2 tons were collected. The trees were planted during a ceremony by Mayor Doherty, Dr. Boos, students and school personnel. Speeches were given at the ceremony by Mayor Doherty and a few students concerning ecology, pollution and the origin of Arbor day. Deficiency Reserve six (6) percent Total 76,034.52 $1,343,276.50 I hereby certify that, in my opinion, the above estimate does not exceed the probable cost of the proposed improvements, and the lawful expenses attending the same as provided by law. s/H.S. Sundin for Baxter and Woodman, Inc. Dated this 20th day of March. 1972 Engineers for Board of Local Improvements s-Dona Id P. Doherty President, Board of Local Improvements (Pub. May 12, 1972) DOWN SOUTH . . . Our Southern neighbors, Mexico is annually attracting more and more American visitors. One reason is luxurious colonial-style hotels in lush tropical settings located near major points of interest, such as the archeological sites of Chichen Itxa and Uxmal. From modern comfort, visitors can step back 2,000 years to the impressive pyramids and temples left by the Mayas in Southeastern Mexico. Net Cost of making, levying and cotecting the assessment and all lawfut%jqpenses attending same, as provided by taw, not to exceed six (6) percent 7,950.00 $1,348,792.00 126,719.30 $1,475,511.30 (280,000.00) $1,195,511.30 71,730.68 $1,267,241.98 sumrs A SERMON Beautiful May May is that wonderful month in the year, when all the hills, for­ ests, and valleys are bursting with life. Perhaps your garden has vegetables or flowers growing in it right now. When spring first comes we feel a sense of joy and our faith in God is renewed. When May comes that faith is strengthened. Look - those first signs of rebirth have not withered, rather they have flourished and decorated this world. Some people never pause to realize this beauty. Some of us are just to busy to stop for a mo­ ment, to pause, and to appreciate the wonders and splendors of God's creation. Fortunately there are others who do stop to appreciate God's creation, and to thank Him for life, beauty, vision, and faith. Do you pause or pass? How about this . . . McNeils famous pure beef HAMBURGERS each (Limit 15) T0PS0IL LAWN GRADING Call Ed Jackson 338-4739 Woodstck FRIDAY* SATURDAY-SUNDAY (May 12, 13, 14) gjg C2UESM Hlc more .fun than . •. in Woodstock on Clay Street / in McHenry in the McHenry Market Place " I told Detroit to treat you right. They listened. That's why you're getting the Dart Super Swinger Automatic with a free automatic transmission." The Dart Super Swinger Automatic is a car built specially for the people of this area. Detroit took the popular Dart Swinger Automatic, added Rallye wheels, special pin striping, and a free automatic transmission, and turned it into the Super Swinger Automatic. Detroit is treating you right. Dart Super Swinger Automatic. "You're going to buy one, aren't you?" Dodge AUTHORIZED DEALERS Because they're not being charged for them by Dodge, the Dodge Boys can offer you the automatic t ransmission and special body pin striping free when you buy a Dart Super Swinger Automatic specially equipped with the following: Rallye wheels, power steering, Light Package, AM radio, vinyl roof, whitewalls, variable-speed wipers and electric washers, bumper guards, left remote-control mirror, body side moulding, rear deck lid lower moulding, undercoating and hood pad. See the Dodge Boys now1 UNNYSIDE DODGE THE 4810 W. Rte. 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