FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS

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FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS ANNUAL APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE FOR FISCAL YEAR 2003 BY THE BOARD OF FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS HONORABLE JOHN H. STROGER, JR. PRESIDENT HONORABLE BOBBIE L. STEELE CHAIRMAN, COMMITTEE ON FINANCE JERRY BUTLER ALLAN C. CARR EARLEAN COLLINS JOHN P. DALEY GREGG GOSLIN CARL R. HANSEN TED LECHOWICZ ROBERTO MALDONADO WILLIAM R. MORAN JOSEPH MARIO MORENO MIKE QUIGLEY HERBERT T.SCHUMANN, JR. PETER N. SILVESTRI DEBORAH SIMS BOBBIE L. STEELE JOHN H. STROGER, JR. CALVIN R. SUTKER JOSEPH N. NEVIUS GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT BARBARA A. McKINZIE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER KIMBERLY FEENEY COMPTROLLER THIS DOCUMENT WAS PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER

99 - FIXED CHARGES FY 2003 DIFFERENCE ACCT. PRESIDENT'S FY 2002 INC./ NO. DESCRIPTION RECOMMENDATION APPROPRIATION (DEC.) Professional Contractual Services 620090 Other Professional Services $150,000 $150,000 620095 Fed. & Cook Cty Surv. and Research $15,000 $15,000 $165,000 $165,000 Self Insurance & Employee Benefits 610011 Personal Services Adjustment $715,000 $715,000 650066 Medicare Payments $292,000 $266,000 $26,000 650010 Worker's Comp Claims/Judgement $1,650,000 $1,250,000 $400,000 650065 Unemployment Insurance $600,000 $420,500 $179,500 650100 Self Insurance $1,500,000 $1,500,000 Total Self Insurance & Employee Benefit $4,042,000 $3,436,500 $1,320,500 Other Expenses 680070 Deficit Reduction $3,734,648 $3,734,648 680071 C&D Transfer $500,000 $500,000 680075 Anticipated Collections Loss $885,355 ($885,355) Total Other Expenses $4,234,648 $885,355 $3,349,293 TOTAL FIXED CHARGES $9,156,648 $486,855 $4,669,793 60

REAL ESTATE ACQUISITION FUND Proceeds from this fund are derived from proceeds of specific revenue sources other than special assessments, expendable trust funds for major capital projects that are legally restricted to expenditures for the acquisition of land. The District's acquisition program was initiated in 1916. The State statute authorized the District of owning no more than 75,000 acres. 1998 1999 2000 2001 2003 Proj. Real Estate Acquisition Fund $10,366,745 $10,107,875 $14,025,849 $17,855,420 $17,014,498 Land Acquisition $9,364,613 $9,634,276 $13,533,303 $17,343,303 $16,437,585 Legal Department Expenses $1,002,132 $473,599 $492,546 $512,117 $576,913 61

REAL ESTATE-PERSONAL SERVICES-SUMMARY OF POSITIONS 60 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT 2003 RECOMMENDATION 2002 APPROPRIATION JOB BUDGET TOTAL AUTHORIZED TOTAL CODE TITLE GR POSITIONS SALARIES POSITIONS SALARIES 0616 Chief Attorney - FPD 24 0.25 $25,804 0.25 $25,804 0628 Asst Chief Attorney II - FPD 24 0.5 $45,170 0.50 $45,170 2483 Asst. to Gen'l Supt. For Labor Matters 24 0.25 $20,129 0.25 $20,139 0428 Real Estate Agent I 19 1.00 $58,448 1.00 $58,312 0629 Assistant Attorney - FPD (3 mos.) 21 1259 Senior Attorney - FPD 24 1 $77,464 0.50 $38,732 1259 Senior Attorney - FPD 23 0.50 $38,732 0517 Legal Secretary 15 1.25 $48,774 1.25 $46,079 0936 Stenographer V 13 0.5 $18,354 0.50 $16,918 Total 4.75 $294,143 4.75 $289,886 Personnel Total 4.75 $294,143 4.75 $289,886 62

REAL ESTATE ACQUISITION 60 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT FY2003 DIFFERENCE ACCT. PRESIDENT'S FY 2002 INC./ NO. DESCRIPTION RECOMMENDATON APPROPRIATION (DEC.) Personal Services 610010 Salaries and Wages $294,143 $289,886 $4,257 610011 Appropriation Adjustment for Personal Services $260 $200 $60 610012 Hospital Insurance $42,879 $18,528 $24,351 610013 Life Insurance $3,500 $713 $2,787 610014 Dental Care Plan $2,500 $360 $2,140 610015 Vision Plan $1,000 $256 $744 610016 Transportation & Travel Expense Total Personal Services $344,282 $309,943 $34,339 Professional Contractual Services 620010 Legal Service $211,500 $157,000 $54,500 620310 Prinitng $2,000 $2,000 Total Professional Contractual Services $213,500 $159,000 $54,500 Material & Supplies 630010 Office Supplies $750 $750 $0 630140 Postage $500 $500 $0 Total Material & Supplies $1,250 $1,250 $0 Self Insurance & Employee Benefits 650010 Worker's Comp Claims/Judgement $7,020 $8,634 ($1,614) 650065 Unemployment Insurance $2,333 $2,869 ($536) 650100 Self Insurance $3,428 $4,217 ($789) Total Self Insurance & Employee Benefit $12,781 $15,720 ($2,939) Equipment & Fixtures 660010 Office Equipment and Furniture $400 $500 ($100) 660011 Furniture & Fixtures $400 $500 ($100) 660021 Computer Equipment $1,320 $1,650 ($330) 660210 Other Materials and Supplies $980 $1,225 ($245) Total Equipment & Fixtures $3,100 $3,875 ($775) Other Expenses 680010 Land Acquisition $16,375,585 $18,271,970 ($1,896,385) 680030 Appraisers and Court Cost $62,000 $126,780 ($64,780) 680050 Relocation Cost $0 $1,000 ($1,000) Total Other Expenses $16,437,585 $18,399,750 ($1,962,165) 63

Other Employee Expenses 690010 Training Expenses $400 $500 ($100) 690030 Dues & Subscriptions $1,600 $2,000 ($400) Total Employee Expenses $2,000 $2,500 ($500) LAND ACQUISITION FUND TOTAL $17,014,498 $18,892,038 ($1,877,540) 64

CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT FUND This fund is established to account for annual tax levies and certain other revenues to be used for the acquisition or construction of major capital facilities. The proceeds of taxes levied must be expended over a five year period and any unspent proceeds at the end of the five year period are transferred to the Corporate Fund. This fund increases from 2002-2003 by 1%. FUND 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 Proj. Construction & Development 5,350,616 5,350,616 5,421,444 3,951,518 4,065,000 410,600 DEPARTMENTS 2002 Proj. Planning & Development 3,931,263 Legal 174,737 4,106,000 65

CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT - PERSONAL SERVICES - SUMMARY OF POSITIONS 60 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT 2003 RECOMMENDATION 2002 APPROPRIATION JOB TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL CODE TITLE GR POSITIONS SALARIES POSITIONS SALARIES 0616 Chief Attorney - FPD 24 0.25 $25,804 0.25 $25,804 0628 Asst Chief Attorney II - FPD 24 0.25 $22,585 0.25 $22,585 2483 Asst. to Gen'l Supt. For Labor Matters 24 0.25 $20,139 0.25 $20,139 1259 Senior Attorney - FPD 24 0.5 $38,732 0.50 $38,732 0517 Legal Secretary 15 0.25 $9,755 0.25 $8,326 0936 Stenographer V 13 0.5 $18,354 0.50 $17,425 Total 2.00 $135,369 2.00 $133,011 Total Personnel 2.00 $135,369 2.00 $133,011 66

CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT 60 - Legal Department FY2003 FY 2002 DIFFERENCE ACCT. PRESIDENT'S APPROPRIATION INC./ NO. DESCRIPTION RECOMMENDATION (DEC.) Personal Services 610010 Salaries and Wages 610011 Appropriation Adjustment 610012 Hospital Insurance 610013 Life Insurance 610014 Dental Care Plan 610015 Vision Care Plan 610016 Transportation & Travel Expense Total Personal Services $135,369 $133,011 $2,358 $260 $200 $60 $25,303 $19,464 $5,839 $1,500 $422 $1,078 $1,000 $360 $640 $844 $256 $588 $164,276 $153,713 $10,563 Material & Supplies 630010 Office Supplies 630140 Postage Total Material & Supplies $600 $750 ($150) $400 $500 ($100) $1,000 $1,250 ($250) Self Insurance & Employee Benefits 650010 Worker's Comp Claims/Judgement $2,665 $3,200 ($535) 650065 Unemployment Insurance $592 $711 ($119) 650100 Self Insurance $1,284 $1,541 ($257) Total Self Insurance & Employee Benefit $4,541 $5,452 ($911) Equipment & Fixtures 660010 Office Equipment and Furniture 660011 Furniture & Fixtures 660021 Computer Equipment 660210 Other Materials and Supplies Total Equipment & Fixtures $400 $500 ($100) $400 $500 ($100) $1,320 $1,650 ($330) $800 $1,000 ($200) $2,920 $3,650 ($730) Other Employee Expenses 690020 Training Expenses 690030 Dues & Subscriptions Total Employee Expenses $400 $500 ($100) $1,600 $2,000 ($400) $2,000 $2,500 ($500) DEPARTMENT TOTAL $174,737 $166,565 $8,172 67

PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Mission: To plan, design, and implement capital improvements and restoration programs to Forest Preserve sites as well as oversee the Districts land acquisition program to preserve and expand the Forest Preserve lands and facilities. The Planning & Development Department of the Forest Preserve District of Cook County contains five distinct sections: 1. Landscape Architecture 2. Engineering & Construction 3. Building Architect 4. Real Estate & Licensing 5. Geographic Information Systems As a whole, the Planning and Development Department is responsible for many varied tasks, including the following: Master Planning. Site and Facility Design Policy. In-House Preparation of Plans and Specifications for Construction Bid work. Review Plan and Specification Preparation by Consultants. Construction Observation. Grant Preparation and Administration. Land Acquisition Studies and Analysis. Assist Land Manager in Reforestation, Meadow Control, Transition Management, and Restoration. Review Outside Agency Plans that affect the FPD. Maintain Real Estate Records of the District. Issue Licenses for Use of District Land by Outside Agencies and Oversight. Investigate Complaints and Encroachments. Develop a GIS base to record the District s assets and land management activities. Technical Assistance to Other Departments. Maintain a database of deferred maintenance and capital projects that are used to prioritize implementation and request additional funding. Maintain Site Plans, Construction Documents, and Other Pertinent Documents Prepare and Oversee Construction and Development Budget. Input to Housing and Environmental Committees and ADA Compliance. Participate in a Variety of Interdepartmental and Inter-Agency Committees, Task Forces. Represent the FPD on Governmental Task Forces, Civil Committees and Other Public Forums Regarding Land Planning and FPD Issues. 68

2002 Planning and Development Accomplishments The Planning and Development Department was active in a number of planning initiatives, construction projects; land acquisition efforts; geographic information system projects; restoration activities and grant development. Planning Projects Participated in planning partnerships including: Chicago River Task Force, Chicago Wilderness, Des Plaines River Flood Control Committee, Illinois Department of Natural Resources Conservation Congress, Lake Calumet Ecosystem Partnership,, Lake Calumet Steering Committee, Lower Des Plaines River Ecosystem Partnership, NeighborSpace, Northeastern Illinois Water Trail Plan Planning Committees, Thorn Creek Macrosite Ecosystem Partnership, Long Run Creek Watershed Partnership, the District s Trail Committee, Open Space Impact Fee Committee and the Cook County Land Information Group Aerial Imagery Steering Committee. Launched the District s website. Completed the Preliminary Project Development Report (phase I studies) for Centennial Trail. Completed the Project Development Report (phase I studies) for the Paul Douglas/Crabtree Bicycle Trail. Completed feasibility and construction planning for: future bicycle construction projects including the Conrail Connections Dan Ryan & Whistler Woods, Hart Road Realignment. Refined the comprehensive database including deferred maintenance of additional deferred maintenance projects totaling over $100 Million. Assisted the County s Consultant with the start-up of the District s asset management system. Implemented the District s Tree Mitigation Plan, on IDOT s LaGrange Road Project, to ensure adequate compensation for trees that must be removed for public utility and roadwork. Participated with the Departments of Conservation and Forestry in burn management and other land management activities. Completed a bird observation platform at McGinnis Slough, with minimal cost to the District. Land Acquisition Projects Assisted in the acquisition of Camp Sagawau Canyon Addition, Tampier Greenway Parcels and in the initial parcels of the Thorn Creek Greenway. Pursued grants, donations and other strategies for land acquisition. Construction Projects Worked in conjunction with the Conservation Department in completing plans and initiating restoration work at Bartell Grasslands, Bergman Slough, Sag Valley Dolomite Habitat, and Orland Tract. Began the two-year implementation plan to address Capital Improvement needs and projects funded by the $21 Million Illinois First Grant. 69

Completed $2.5 million in paving projects under the Illinois First Program. The projects covered 20 areas and included re-surfacing 40 picnic grove parking lots and re-surfacing 12- miles of bicycle trails. Continued restoration program at Linne Woods. Completed development of Bakers Lake/Younghusband Property that includes a parking area, nature trail, boardwalk and prairie restoration. Completed Underground Storage Tank upgrade program and received final reimbursement. Received a $200,000 reimbursement for Tinley Creek North Loop Completion Bicycle Trail and a $9,064 reimbursement for Osprey Nesting Platforms. Completed a Christmas in April streetscape project for the City of Markham along with the Cook County Highway Department. Repaired and replaced mechanical and safety systems at numerous District facilities. Geographic Information Systems Created the following GIS information layers: bicycle trails, FPD regions, FPD divisions, Highland Woods G.C. proposed golf cart paths, watchman residence boundaries, watchman residences, picnic groves (point locations), Camp Sagawau cross-country ski trails, recycling locations, Sidwell areas, IEPA watersheds, USGS watersheds, 5 foot interpolated elevation contours. Developed a trail map for Arthur L. Janura Preserve, a winter recreation location brochure map and recycling brochure with location map. Created maps to assist the District in securing farm and hay leased land. Created land management site map image files for ease of printing and distribution across multiple computer platforms. Obtained color digital orthophotography for presentations, site planning and research. Obtained GIS trails, access roads, parking, buildings, hydrology, and bridges data from Cook County s county-wide GIS implementation project. Assisted Conservation and Forestry with GIS support. 70

Planning and Development Department Director of Planning & Development Landscape Architecture Building Architecture Construction Management Real Estate/ License Permit Construction Design Budgeted Positions = 26 71

80 - PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT 2003 RECOMMENDATION 2002 APPROPRIATION JOB TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL CODE TITLE GR POSITIONS SALARIES POSITIONS SALARIES 2509 Dir. of Planning & Development 24 1 $81,259 1 $81,259 3000 Chief Construction Engineer 22 1 $59,739 2517 Chief Landscape Architect 22 1 $76,583 1 $76,584 2219 Civil Engineer IV 21 1 $68,821 1 $68,820 2212 Civil Engineer III 19 1 $57,298 1 $56,958 1057 Information Technology Manager 22 1 $59,739 1 $59,739 2210 Civil Engineer I 15 1 $40,315 1 $40,314 4020 Engineering Technician IV/FPD 21 1 $69,133 1 $69,133 2249 Engineering Assistant III 19 1 $57,298 1 $57,299 2252 Engineering Assistant II 18 2 $105,104 3 $156,983 2251 Engineering Assistant I 16 1 $46,459 1 $46,460 2235 Building Architect II 16 1 $37,460 2242 Landscape Architect III 19 1 $54,447 2 $102,082 2240 Landscape Architect II 17 2 $90,916 4 $165,696 2238 Landscape Architect I 15 2 $66,610 2270 Real Estate & Lic. Engineer 21 1 $70,522 1 $70,524 2425 GIS Manager 20 1 $62,620 1 $59,739 9999 GIS Specialist I 16 1 $35,745 2294 Director of Grant Development 22 1 $75,460 1 $72,012 2237 Chief Building Architect 22 1 $75,816 1 $75,816 2246 Chief of Survey Party 17 1 $45,124 1 $45,125 4030 Mechanical Engineer IV 20 1 $62,946 1 $62,620 2595 Greenway Planner 20 1 $62,620 1 $62,620 2476 Planning Intern X 2 $21,707 0050 Administrative Assistant IV 18 1 $51,977 1 $51,978 2250 Transitman 12 1 $26,890 2248 Rodman 11 1 $32,111 1 $32,112 0907 Clerk V 11 1 $30,268 1 $30,268 0048 Administrative Assistant III 16 1 $45,550 1 $45,124 Total 26 $1,458,131 36 $1,801,671 Turnover Adjustment ($120,857) $280,680 Personnel Total 1 $1,337,274 36 $1,520,991 72

80 - PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT FY2003 DIFFERENCE ACCT. PRESIDENT'S FY 2002 INC./ NO. DESCRIPTION RECOMMENDATION APPROPRIATION (DEC.) Personal Services 610010 Salaries and Wages $1,337,274 $1,520,991 ($183,717) 610011 Appropriation Adjustments $3,500 ($3,500) 610012 Hospital Insurance $285,960 $211,000 $74,960 610013 Life Insurance $17,269 $5,700 $11,569 610014 Dental Care Plan $83,595 $64,200 $19,395 610015 Vision Care Plan $3,635 $4,000 ($365) 610016 Transportation & Travel Expense $30,000 $50,000 ($20,000) Total Personal Services $1,757,733 $1,859,391 ($101,658) Material & Supplies 630030 Plumbing/ Electrical/Heating (Maint) $75,000 $75,000 630035 Bldg. Material for Bldg. Structures (Maint.) $75,000 $75,000 630065 Pre-Cut & Pre-Treated Lumber (Maint) $75,000 $75,000 630130 Engineering Supplies & Equipment $15,000 $20,000 ($5,000) 630135 Irrigation System Improvements (Recreation) $10,000 ($10,000) Total Material & Supplies $240,000 $255,000 ($15,000) Self Insurance & Employee Benefits 650010 Worker's Comp Claims/Judgement $142,500 $142,500 650065 Unemployment Insurance $31,700 $31,700 650100 Self Insurance $68,600 $68,600 Total Self Insurance & Employee Benefit $242,800 $242,800 Equipment & Fixtures 660010 Office Equipment and Furniture $10,000 $15,000 ($5,000) 660021 Computer Equipment $31,000 $75,000 ($44,000) 660020 Computer Supplies and Service $44,000 $0 $44,000 660210 Other Material and Supplies $15,000 $15,000 Total Equipment & Fixtures $100,000 $105,000 ($5,000) 73

Building & Construction 620040 General Consulting Services $75,000 $150,000 ($75,000) 670045 Walks, Shelter, and Ramp $25,000 $100,000 ($75,000) 670055 Restoration - Landscape $35,000 $25,000 $10,000 670057 Parking Projects $35,000 $135,000 ($100,000) 670058 Const. of Bike & Equestrian Trails $150,000 $431,500 ($281,500) 670059 Silvicultural Practice (Forestry) $66,000 $40,000 $26,000 670060 Intergovernmental Projects $100,000 $100,000 670061 Bldg. & Bridges $1,084,730 $340,501 $744,229 670255 Sewer & Water Construction $10,000 $10,000 670256 Fences, Gates, Concrete Units $10,000 $20,000 ($10,000) Total Building & Construction $1,590,730 $1,342,001 $248,729 Other Expenses 680075 Anticipated Collection Loss $60,000 ($60,000) Total Other Expenses $60,000 ($60,000) DEPARTMENT TOTAL $3,931,263 $3,864,192 $67,071 FUND TOTAL $4,106,000 74