the County Board Chairman has the authority to set the agenda items included on the
Executive Committee agenda, which is one person out of 25 elected County Board
Members. He asked if a resolution or proclamation that has passed through Committee
is not to the Chairman's liking, will it be included on an agenda.
7.
8.
Finance Report
Monthly Finance Reports
A.
Chairman Kious stated the monthly financial reports were on file. No additional
report was made.
Facilities Master Plan Update (Jason Dwyer, Wight & Co.)
BLD staff Files stated that a final draft presentation of the County's Facilities Master
Plan will be given at the Committee of the Whole (COW) meeting on April 23, 2024.
The plan has been revised to reflect some of the suggestions made by the County
Board pertaining to the Public Health Facility. After the COW meeting, the Master Plan
will be presented to this Committee for a vote to move forward to the County Board.
Chairman Kious asked for unanimous consent to change the agenda to have the
Executive Director's report heard during an Executive Session due to the confidential
nature of it. The Committee consented.
9.
Executive Director's Report (R. Fahnestock)
This agenda item was moved into an Executive Session.
10.
Building Management (H. Thompson)
Presentation: Judicial Center Exterior Lighting Project (H. Files)
A.
BLD staff Files provided an overview of the Kane County Judicial Center Site
Lighting Replacement Project. She introduced IMEG Light Designer, Laiken
Green.
IMEG Light Designer, Laiken Green, provided a presentation on the Kane
County Judicial Center Site Lighting Replacement Project. She reviewed the
existing site lighting conditions, such as multiple styles of area pole lights,
damaged site poles, and compromised wiring. She shared the new site lighting
that was included within the bid. Green provided an overview of the lighting
replacement. She explained that the new lighting would provide overall
illumination of the pavement, be compliant with the Dark Sky Ordinance, and
would be controlled through a time clock and photocell. She reviewed the area
pole light layout comparison between the existing lighting layout versus the new.
The new layout will produce 5,200 less wattage than the existing. Green
reviewed the costs associated with the lighting project. She stated that the site is
very large and would include approximately 250 lights, 152 new concrete bases,
new electrical conduit and wiring runs to all pole lights, modification/extension to
electrical conduit and wiring runs at the Coroner's Office and Jail, removal and
disposal of existing site and landscape lighting, concrete bases, and damaged
wiring, and labor to install the new lights/materials. BLD staff Files added that
they have worked with Environ. & Water Res. Dir. Wollnik and staff to ensure
this new lighting follows the set standards of the County. Additionally, this project