Check out the history, would you?
There will be no "Trial" or "Appeal" for you!
http://www.housedem.state.il.us/092407MemoSuppMtnDism.pdf
or at
http://tinyurl.com/5nnqlg
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The City isn't going to have an "emergency" Council meeting for a fare increase.
The "Bored" Members of the CPTDA are a bunch of misguided, overzealous drama queens. All two of them.
How many cabdrivers are co-plaintiffs in your doomed lawsuit, Wolf? About the same number of the "one-man" march you keep trying to ridicule?
-Mike Foulks
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Replying to:
IS THE EMERGENCY CITY COUNCIL MEETING FOR THE METER INCREASE IN SESSION YET?
Not yet, but it will come sooner or later...
If you can put your name on the Plaintiff's list, you will certainly feel the power yourself...
It is your right to demand a "just and reasonable" rate, and it is FREE.
Can we have 10%, 15%, 20% or may be 50% drivers who really cares?
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IS THE EMERGENCY CITY COUNCIL MEETING FOR THE METER INCREASE IN SESSION YET?
HAS ANYONE ON THIS FORUM WRITTEN A LETTER, FAX, EMAIL OR CALLED ANY OF THESE:
Committee on Transportation and Public Way
(The Committee on Transportation and Public Way shall have jurisdiction over all matters relating to the Chicago Transit Authority, the subways and the furnishing of public transportation within the City by any and all means of conveyance. The Committee shall have jurisdiction over all orders, ordinances and resolutions affecting street naming and layout, the City map, privileges in public ways, special assessments and matters generally affecting the Bureau of Maps and Plats or other agencies dealing with street and alley patterns and elevations, and the Board of Local Improvements.)
Chairman: Thomas R. Allen
Vice-Chairmen: Rey Suarez
Members: Flores, Dowell, Beale, Balcer, Rugai, Cochran, Carothers, Reboyras, Doherty, Reilly, Levar, Schulter
and all of them:
City of Chicago City Council Members:
Michael R. Zalewski mzalewski@cityofchicago.org
Scott Waguespack ward32@cityofchicago.org
Thomas M. Tunney ward44@cityofchicago.org
JoAnn Thompson joann.thompson@cityofchicago.org
Latasha R. Thomas ward17@cityofchicago.org
Rey Suarez rsuarez@cityofchicago.org
Bernard L. Stone bstone@cityofchicago.org
Daniel S. Solis dsolis@cityofchicago.org
Mary Ann Smith maryann@masmith48.org
Ed H. Smith ehsmith@cityofchicago.org
Helen Shiller ward46@cityofchicago.org
Eugene C. Schulter ward47@cityofchicago.org
Virginia A. Rugai vrugai@cityofchicago.org
Brendan Reilly office@reillyforchicago.com
Ariel E. Reboyras ward30@cityofchicago.org
Toni Preckwinkle tpreckwinkle@cityofchicago.org
John Pope ward10@cityofchicago.org
Frank J. Olivo ward13@cityofchicago.org
Patrick J. O'Connor ward40@cityofchicago.org
Billy Ocasio ward26@cityofchicago.org
Ricardo Munoz rmunoz@cityofchicago.org
Joseph A. Moore jmoore@cityofchicago.org
Emma Mitts emitts@cityofchicago.org
Richard F. Mell rmell@cityofchicago.org
Freddrenna M. Lyle ward06@cityofchicago.org
Patrick J. Levar ward45@cityofchicago.org
Margaret Laurino ward39@cityofchicago.org
Lona Lane WARD18@cityofchicago.org
Sandi Jackson ward07@cityofchicago.org
Michelle A. Harris ward08@cityofchicago.org
Leslie A. Hairston lhairston@cityofchicago.org
Toni Foulkes ward15@cityofchicag.org
Manuel Flores ward01@cityofchicago.org
Robert Fioretti contact@chicago2ndward.com
Pat Dowell ward03@cityofchicago.org
Brian G. Doherty bdoherty@cityofchicago.org
Sharon Denise Dixon Frank.Watkins@cityofchicago.org
Vi Daley vdaley@cityofchicago.org
Rey Colon ward35@cityofchicago.org
Willie Cochran willie.cochran@cityofchicago.org
Isaac Carothers icarothers@cityofchicago.org
George A. Cardenas ward12@cityofchicago.org
Walter Burnett, Jr. wburnett@cityofchicago.org
Edward M. Burke eburke@cityofchicago.org
Howard B. Brookins Jr. ward21@cityofchicago.org
Anthony Beale ward09@cityofchicago.org
William J.P. Banks wbanks@cityofchicago.org
James A. Balcer jbalcer@cityofchicago.org
Carrie M. Austin caustin34@cityofchicago.org
Thomas R. Allen tallen@cityofchicago.org
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Has this $1.00 promoted "the public health, morals, safety and general welfare"?
http://www.state.il.us/court/Opinions/AppellateCourt/2002/1stDistrict/May/Html/1002181.htm
Hana v. City of Chicago
SECOND DIVISION
May 14, 2002
No. 1-00-2181
ALBERT C. HANNA,
Plaintiff-Appellant,
v.
THE CITY OF CHICAGO, a Municipal
Corporation,
Defendant-Appellee.
Appeal from the
Circuit Court of
Cook County.
No. 99 CH 8311
Honorable
Lester D. Foreman,
Judge Presiding.
_____________________________
Quoting City of Aurora v. Burns, 319 Ill. 84, 92-93, 149 N.E. 784 (1925), the court further stated:
"'The authority of the States to enact such laws as they deem reasonably necessary to promote the public health, morals, safety and general welfare comprehends a wide range of judgment and discretion in determining the matters which are of sufficiently general importance to be subjected to State regulation and administration. *** The police power, however, has constitutional limits, and any measure enacted or adopted in its exercise, to be sustained, must bear some reasonable relation to the purposes for which the power may be exercised.'" Beverly Bank, 144 Ill. 2d at 226, quoting City of Aurora, 319 Ill. at 92-93.
In Cosmopolitan National Bank, the supreme court expressly characterized the plaintiffs' action as "fundamentally one to have the entire amendatory ordinance *** declared void." Cosmopolitan National Bank, 27 Ill. 2d at 582. In essence, the parties challenging the legislation in Duggan and Cosmopolitan National Bank sought invalidation of the entire ordinances at issue, just as Hanna is attempting to do here. In both of those cases, the supreme court applied the substantial relationship test. Our supreme court has stated that "
very owner has a right to use his property in his own way and for his own purposes, subject only to the restraint necessary to secure the common welfare. This is both a liberty and a property right." Northern Trust Co. v. City of Chicago, 4 Ill. 2d 432, 437, 123 N.E.2d 330 (1954), citing Village of La Grange v. Leitch, 377 Ill. 99, 35 N.E.2d 346 (1941). Furthermore, "it is a well-established principle that one who buys land has a right to rely upon the classification which existed at the time the purchase was made, and upon the rule of law that the classification will not be changed unless the change is required for the public good." Cosmopolitan National Bank, 27 Ill. 2d at 584.
Ya, OK, but did you at least do your little part to help change all that and email all 50 council members so that they know the good old days are over and new age is dawning?
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Replying to:
The City isn't going to have an "emergency" Council meeting for a fare increase.
The "Bored" Members of the CPTDA are a bunch of misguided, overzealous drama queens. All two of them.
How many cabdrivers are co-plaintiffs in your doomed lawsuit, Wolf? About the same number of the "one-man" march you keep trying to ridicule?
-Mike Foulks
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Replying to:
IS THE EMERGENCY CITY COUNCIL MEETING FOR THE METER INCREASE IN SESSION YET?
Not yet, but it will come sooner or later...
If you can put your name on the Plaintiff's list, you will certainly feel the power yourself...
It is your right to demand a "just and reasonable" rate, and it is FREE.
Can we have 10%, 15%, 20% or may be 50% drivers who really cares?
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Replying to:
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IS THE EMERGENCY CITY COUNCIL MEETING FOR THE METER INCREASE IN SESSION YET?
HAS ANYONE ON THIS FORUM WRITTEN A LETTER, FAX, EMAIL OR CALLED ANY OF THESE:
Committee on Transportation and Public Way
(The Committee on Transportation and Public Way shall have jurisdiction over all matters relating to the Chicago Transit Authority, the subways and the furnishing of public transportation within the City by any and all means of conveyance. The Committee shall have jurisdiction over all orders, ordinances and resolutions affecting street naming and layout, the City map, privileges in public ways, special assessments and matters generally affecting the Bureau of Maps and Plats or other agencies dealing with street and alley patterns and elevations, and the Board of Local Improvements.)
Chairman: Thomas R. Allen
Vice-Chairmen: Rey Suarez
Members: Flores, Dowell, Beale, Balcer, Rugai, Cochran, Carothers, Reboyras, Doherty, Reilly, Levar, Schulter
and all of them:
City of Chicago City Council Members:
Michael R. Zalewski mzalewski@cityofchicago.org
Scott Waguespack ward32@cityofchicago.org
Thomas M. Tunney ward44@cityofchicago.org
JoAnn Thompson joann.thompson@cityofchicago.org
Latasha R. Thomas ward17@cityofchicago.org
Rey Suarez rsuarez@cityofchicago.org
Bernard L. Stone bstone@cityofchicago.org
Daniel S. Solis dsolis@cityofchicago.org
Mary Ann Smith maryann@masmith48.org
Ed H. Smith ehsmith@cityofchicago.org
Helen Shiller ward46@cityofchicago.org
Eugene C. Schulter ward47@cityofchicago.org
Virginia A. Rugai vrugai@cityofchicago.org
Brendan Reilly office@reillyforchicago.com
Ariel E. Reboyras ward30@cityofchicago.org
Toni Preckwinkle tpreckwinkle@cityofchicago.org
John Pope ward10@cityofchicago.org
Frank J. Olivo ward13@cityofchicago.org
Patrick J. O'Connor ward40@cityofchicago.org
Billy Ocasio ward26@cityofchicago.org
Ricardo Munoz rmunoz@cityofchicago.org
Joseph A. Moore jmoore@cityofchicago.org
Emma Mitts emitts@cityofchicago.org
Richard F. Mell rmell@cityofchicago.org
Freddrenna M. Lyle ward06@cityofchicago.org
Patrick J. Levar ward45@cityofchicago.org
Margaret Laurino ward39@cityofchicago.org
Lona Lane WARD18@cityofchicago.org
Sandi Jackson ward07@cityofchicago.org
Michelle A. Harris ward08@cityofchicago.org
Leslie A. Hairston lhairston@cityofchicago.org
Toni Foulkes ward15@cityofchicag.org
Manuel Flores ward01@cityofchicago.org
Robert Fioretti contact@chicago2ndward.com
Pat Dowell ward03@cityofchicago.org
Brian G. Doherty bdoherty@cityofchicago.org
Sharon Denise Dixon Frank.Watkins@cityofchicago.org
Vi Daley vdaley@cityofchicago.org
Rey Colon ward35@cityofchicago.org
Willie Cochran willie.cochran@cityofchicago.org
Isaac Carothers icarothers@cityofchicago.org
George A. Cardenas ward12@cityofchicago.org
Walter Burnett, Jr. wburnett@cityofchicago.org
Edward M. Burke eburke@cityofchicago.org
Howard B. Brookins Jr. ward21@cityofchicago.org
Anthony Beale ward09@cityofchicago.org
William J.P. Banks wbanks@cityofchicago.org
James A. Balcer jbalcer@cityofchicago.org
Carrie M. Austin caustin34@cityofchicago.org
Thomas R. Allen tallen@cityofchicago.org
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Replying to:
Has this $1.00 promoted "the public health, morals, safety and general welfare"?
http://www.state.il.us/court/Opinions/AppellateCourt/2002/1stDistrict/May/Html/1002181.htm
Hana v. City of Chicago
SECOND DIVISION
May 14, 2002
No. 1-00-2181
ALBERT C. HANNA,
Plaintiff-Appellant,
v.
THE CITY OF CHICAGO, a Municipal
Corporation,
Defendant-Appellee.
Appeal from the
Circuit Court of
Cook County.
No. 99 CH 8311
Honorable
Lester D. Foreman,
Judge Presiding.
_____________________________
Quoting City of Aurora v. Burns, 319 Ill. 84, 92-93, 149 N.E. 784 (1925), the court further stated:
"'The authority of the States to enact such laws as they deem reasonably necessary to promote the public health, morals, safety and general welfare comprehends a wide range of judgment and discretion in determining the matters which are of sufficiently general importance to be subjected to State regulation and administration. *** The police power, however, has constitutional limits, and any measure enacted or adopted in its exercise, to be sustained, must bear some reasonable relation to the purposes for which the power may be exercised.'" Beverly Bank, 144 Ill. 2d at 226, quoting City of Aurora, 319 Ill. at 92-93.
In Cosmopolitan National Bank, the supreme court expressly characterized the plaintiffs' action as "fundamentally one to have the entire amendatory ordinance *** declared void." Cosmopolitan National Bank, 27 Ill. 2d at 582. In essence, the parties challenging the legislation in Duggan and Cosmopolitan National Bank sought invalidation of the entire ordinances at issue, just as Hanna is attempting to do here. In both of those cases, the supreme court applied the substantial relationship test. Our supreme court has stated that " very owner has a right to use his property in his own way and for his own purposes, subject only to the restraint necessary to secure the common welfare. This is both a liberty and a property right." Northern Trust Co. v. City of Chicago, 4 Ill. 2d 432, 437, 123 N.E.2d 330 (1954), citing Village of La Grange v. Leitch, 377 Ill. 99, 35 N.E.2d 346 (1941). Furthermore, "it is a well-established principle that one who buys land has a right to rely upon the classification which existed at the time the purchase was made, and upon the rule of law that the classification will not be changed unless the change is required for the public good." Cosmopolitan National Bank, 27 Ill. 2d at 584.
Are you referring to your march with anarchists down Mag Mile?
Do you have any more of whatever you and your anarchist co-conspirators (is that even possible?) were smoking or drinking?
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Replying to:
The City isn't going to have an "emergency" Council meeting for a fare increase.
The "Bored" Members of the CPTDA are a bunch of misguided, overzealous drama queens. All two of them.
How many cabdrivers are co-plaintiffs in your doomed lawsuit, Wolf? About the same number of the "one-man" march you keep trying to ridicule?
-Mike Foulks
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Replying to:
IS THE EMERGENCY CITY COUNCIL MEETING FOR THE METER INCREASE IN SESSION YET?
Not yet, but it will come sooner or later...
If you can put your name on the Plaintiff's list, you will certainly feel the power yourself...
It is your right to demand a "just and reasonable" rate, and it is FREE.
Can we have 10%, 15%, 20% or may be 50% drivers who really cares?
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Replying to:
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IS THE EMERGENCY CITY COUNCIL MEETING FOR THE METER INCREASE IN SESSION YET?
HAS ANYONE ON THIS FORUM WRITTEN A LETTER, FAX, EMAIL OR CALLED ANY OF THESE:
Committee on Transportation and Public Way
(The Committee on Transportation and Public Way shall have jurisdiction over all matters relating to the Chicago Transit Authority, the subways and the furnishing of public transportation within the City by any and all means of conveyance. The Committee shall have jurisdiction over all orders, ordinances and resolutions affecting street naming and layout, the City map, privileges in public ways, special assessments and matters generally affecting the Bureau of Maps and Plats or other agencies dealing with street and alley patterns and elevations, and the Board of Local Improvements.)
Chairman: Thomas R. Allen
Vice-Chairmen: Rey Suarez
Members: Flores, Dowell, Beale, Balcer, Rugai, Cochran, Carothers, Reboyras, Doherty, Reilly, Levar, Schulter
and all of them:
City of Chicago City Council Members:
Michael R. Zalewski mzalewski@cityofchicago.org
Scott Waguespack ward32@cityofchicago.org
Thomas M. Tunney ward44@cityofchicago.org
JoAnn Thompson joann.thompson@cityofchicago.org
Latasha R. Thomas ward17@cityofchicago.org
Rey Suarez rsuarez@cityofchicago.org
Bernard L. Stone bstone@cityofchicago.org
Daniel S. Solis dsolis@cityofchicago.org
Mary Ann Smith maryann@masmith48.org
Ed H. Smith ehsmith@cityofchicago.org
Helen Shiller ward46@cityofchicago.org
Eugene C. Schulter ward47@cityofchicago.org
Virginia A. Rugai vrugai@cityofchicago.org
Brendan Reilly office@reillyforchicago.com
Ariel E. Reboyras ward30@cityofchicago.org
Toni Preckwinkle tpreckwinkle@cityofchicago.org
John Pope ward10@cityofchicago.org
Frank J. Olivo ward13@cityofchicago.org
Patrick J. O'Connor ward40@cityofchicago.org
Billy Ocasio ward26@cityofchicago.org
Ricardo Munoz rmunoz@cityofchicago.org
Joseph A. Moore jmoore@cityofchicago.org
Emma Mitts emitts@cityofchicago.org
Richard F. Mell rmell@cityofchicago.org
Freddrenna M. Lyle ward06@cityofchicago.org
Patrick J. Levar ward45@cityofchicago.org
Margaret Laurino ward39@cityofchicago.org
Lona Lane WARD18@cityofchicago.org
Sandi Jackson ward07@cityofchicago.org
Michelle A. Harris ward08@cityofchicago.org
Leslie A. Hairston lhairston@cityofchicago.org
Toni Foulkes ward15@cityofchicag.org
Manuel Flores ward01@cityofchicago.org
Robert Fioretti contact@chicago2ndward.com
Pat Dowell ward03@cityofchicago.org
Brian G. Doherty bdoherty@cityofchicago.org
Sharon Denise Dixon Frank.Watkins@cityofchicago.org
Vi Daley vdaley@cityofchicago.org
Rey Colon ward35@cityofchicago.org
Willie Cochran willie.cochran@cityofchicago.org
Isaac Carothers icarothers@cityofchicago.org
George A. Cardenas ward12@cityofchicago.org
Walter Burnett, Jr. wburnett@cityofchicago.org
Edward M. Burke eburke@cityofchicago.org
Howard B. Brookins Jr. ward21@cityofchicago.org
Anthony Beale ward09@cityofchicago.org
William J.P. Banks wbanks@cityofchicago.org
James A. Balcer jbalcer@cityofchicago.org
Carrie M. Austin caustin34@cityofchicago.org
Thomas R. Allen tallen@cityofchicago.org
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Replying to:
Has this $1.00 promoted "the public health, morals, safety and general welfare"?
http://www.state.il.us/court/Opinions/AppellateCourt/2002/1stDistrict/May/Html/1002181.htm
Hana v. City of Chicago
SECOND DIVISION
May 14, 2002
No. 1-00-2181
ALBERT C. HANNA,
Plaintiff-Appellant,
v.
THE CITY OF CHICAGO, a Municipal
Corporation,
Defendant-Appellee.
Appeal from the
Circuit Court of
Cook County.
No. 99 CH 8311
Honorable
Lester D. Foreman,
Judge Presiding.
_____________________________
Quoting City of Aurora v. Burns, 319 Ill. 84, 92-93, 149 N.E. 784 (1925), the court further stated:
"'The authority of the States to enact such laws as they deem reasonably necessary to promote the public health, morals, safety and general welfare comprehends a wide range of judgment and discretion in determining the matters which are of sufficiently general importance to be subjected to State regulation and administration. *** The police power, however, has constitutional limits, and any measure enacted or adopted in its exercise, to be sustained, must bear some reasonable relation to the purposes for which the power may be exercised.'" Beverly Bank, 144 Ill. 2d at 226, quoting City of Aurora, 319 Ill. at 92-93.
In Cosmopolitan National Bank, the supreme court expressly characterized the plaintiffs' action as "fundamentally one to have the entire amendatory ordinance *** declared void." Cosmopolitan National Bank, 27 Ill. 2d at 582. In essence, the parties challenging the legislation in Duggan and Cosmopolitan National Bank sought invalidation of the entire ordinances at issue, just as Hanna is attempting to do here. In both of those cases, the supreme court applied the substantial relationship test. Our supreme court has stated that " very owner has a right to use his property in his own way and for his own purposes, subject only to the restraint necessary to secure the common welfare. This is both a liberty and a property right." Northern Trust Co. v. City of Chicago, 4 Ill. 2d 432, 437, 123 N.E.2d 330 (1954), citing Village of La Grange v. Leitch, 377 Ill. 99, 35 N.E.2d 346 (1941). Furthermore, "it is a well-established principle that one who buys land has a right to rely upon the classification which existed at the time the purchase was made, and upon the rule of law that the classification will not be changed unless the change is required for the public good." Cosmopolitan National Bank, 27 Ill. 2d at 584.
No, Yes, and I didn't smoke or drink with them. I am not an anarchist, anymore anyhow.
-Mike Foulks
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Replying to:
Are you referring to your march with anarchists down Mag Mile?
Do you have any more of whatever you and your anarchist co-conspirators (is that even possible?) were smoking or drinking?
--- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Replying to:
The City isn't going to have an "emergency" Council meeting for a fare increase.
The "Bored" Members of the CPTDA are a bunch of misguided, overzealous drama queens. All two of them.
How many cabdrivers are co-plaintiffs in your doomed lawsuit, Wolf? About the same number of the "one-man" march you keep trying to ridicule?
-Mike Foulks
--- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Replying to:
IS THE EMERGENCY CITY COUNCIL MEETING FOR THE METER INCREASE IN SESSION YET?
Not yet, but it will come sooner or later...
If you can put your name on the Plaintiff's list, you will certainly feel the power yourself...
It is your right to demand a "just and reasonable" rate, and it is FREE.
Can we have 10%, 15%, 20% or may be 50% drivers who really cares?
--- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Replying to:
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IS THE EMERGENCY CITY COUNCIL MEETING FOR THE METER INCREASE IN SESSION YET?
HAS ANYONE ON THIS FORUM WRITTEN A LETTER, FAX, EMAIL OR CALLED ANY OF THESE:
Committee on Transportation and Public Way
(The Committee on Transportation and Public Way shall have jurisdiction over all matters relating to the Chicago Transit Authority, the subways and the furnishing of public transportation within the City by any and all means of conveyance. The Committee shall have jurisdiction over all orders, ordinances and resolutions affecting street naming and layout, the City map, privileges in public ways, special assessments and matters generally affecting the Bureau of Maps and Plats or other agencies dealing with street and alley patterns and elevations, and the Board of Local Improvements.)
Chairman: Thomas R. Allen
Vice-Chairmen: Rey Suarez
Members: Flores, Dowell, Beale, Balcer, Rugai, Cochran, Carothers, Reboyras, Doherty, Reilly, Levar, Schulter
and all of them:
City of Chicago City Council Members:
Michael R. Zalewski mzalewski@cityofchicago.org
Scott Waguespack ward32@cityofchicago.org
Thomas M. Tunney ward44@cityofchicago.org
JoAnn Thompson joann.thompson@cityofchicago.org
Latasha R. Thomas ward17@cityofchicago.org
Rey Suarez rsuarez@cityofchicago.org
Bernard L. Stone bstone@cityofchicago.org
Daniel S. Solis dsolis@cityofchicago.org
Mary Ann Smith maryann@masmith48.org
Ed H. Smith ehsmith@cityofchicago.org
Helen Shiller ward46@cityofchicago.org
Eugene C. Schulter ward47@cityofchicago.org
Virginia A. Rugai vrugai@cityofchicago.org
Brendan Reilly office@reillyforchicago.com
Ariel E. Reboyras ward30@cityofchicago.org
Toni Preckwinkle tpreckwinkle@cityofchicago.org
John Pope ward10@cityofchicago.org
Frank J. Olivo ward13@cityofchicago.org
Patrick J. O'Connor ward40@cityofchicago.org
Billy Ocasio ward26@cityofchicago.org
Ricardo Munoz rmunoz@cityofchicago.org
Joseph A. Moore jmoore@cityofchicago.org
Emma Mitts emitts@cityofchicago.org
Richard F. Mell rmell@cityofchicago.org
Freddrenna M. Lyle ward06@cityofchicago.org
Patrick J. Levar ward45@cityofchicago.org
Margaret Laurino ward39@cityofchicago.org
Lona Lane WARD18@cityofchicago.org
Sandi Jackson ward07@cityofchicago.org
Michelle A. Harris ward08@cityofchicago.org
Leslie A. Hairston lhairston@cityofchicago.org
Toni Foulkes ward15@cityofchicag.org
Manuel Flores ward01@cityofchicago.org
Robert Fioretti contact@chicago2ndward.com
Pat Dowell ward03@cityofchicago.org
Brian G. Doherty bdoherty@cityofchicago.org
Sharon Denise Dixon Frank.Watkins@cityofchicago.org
Vi Daley vdaley@cityofchicago.org
Rey Colon ward35@cityofchicago.org
Willie Cochran willie.cochran@cityofchicago.org
Isaac Carothers icarothers@cityofchicago.org
George A. Cardenas ward12@cityofchicago.org
Walter Burnett, Jr. wburnett@cityofchicago.org
Edward M. Burke eburke@cityofchicago.org
Howard B. Brookins Jr. ward21@cityofchicago.org
Anthony Beale ward09@cityofchicago.org
William J.P. Banks wbanks@cityofchicago.org
James A. Balcer jbalcer@cityofchicago.org
Carrie M. Austin caustin34@cityofchicago.org
Thomas R. Allen tallen@cityofchicago.org
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Has this $1.00 promoted "the public health, morals, safety and general welfare"?
http://www.state.il.us/court/Opinions/AppellateCourt/2002/1stDistrict/May/Html/1002181.htm
Hana v. City of Chicago
SECOND DIVISION
May 14, 2002
No. 1-00-2181
ALBERT C. HANNA,
Plaintiff-Appellant,
v.
THE CITY OF CHICAGO, a Municipal
Corporation,
Defendant-Appellee.
Appeal from the
Circuit Court of
Cook County.
No. 99 CH 8311
Honorable
Lester D. Foreman,
Judge Presiding.
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Quoting City of Aurora v. Burns, 319 Ill. 84, 92-93, 149 N.E. 784 (1925), the court further stated:
"'The authority of the States to enact such laws as they deem reasonably necessary to promote the public health, morals, safety and general welfare comprehends a wide range of judgment and discretion in determining the matters which are of sufficiently general importance to be subjected to State regulation and administration. *** The police power, however, has constitutional limits, and any measure enacted or adopted in its exercise, to be sustained, must bear some reasonable relation to the purposes for which the power may be exercised.'" Beverly Bank, 144 Ill. 2d at 226, quoting City of Aurora, 319 Ill. at 92-93.
In Cosmopolitan National Bank, the supreme court expressly characterized the plaintiffs' action as "fundamentally one to have the entire amendatory ordinance *** declared void." Cosmopolitan National Bank, 27 Ill. 2d at 582. In essence, the parties challenging the legislation in Duggan and Cosmopolitan National Bank sought invalidation of the entire ordinances at issue, just as Hanna is attempting to do here. In both of those cases, the supreme court applied the substantial relationship test. Our supreme court has stated that " very owner has a right to use his property in his own way and for his own purposes, subject only to the restraint necessary to secure the common welfare. This is both a liberty and a property right." Northern Trust Co. v. City of Chicago, 4 Ill. 2d 432, 437, 123 N.E.2d 330 (1954), citing Village of La Grange v. Leitch, 377 Ill. 99, 35 N.E.2d 346 (1941). Furthermore, "it is a well-established principle that one who buys land has a right to rely upon the classification which existed at the time the purchase was made, and upon the rule of law that the classification will not be changed unless the change is required for the public good." Cosmopolitan National Bank, 27 Ill. 2d at 584.
Did you send those emails?
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No, Yes, and I didn't smoke or drink with them. I am not an anarchist, anymore anyhow.
-Mike Foulks
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Are you referring to your march with anarchists down Mag Mile?
Do you have any more of whatever you and your anarchist co-conspirators (is that even possible?) were smoking or drinking?
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The City isn't going to have an "emergency" Council meeting for a fare increase.
The "Bored" Members of the CPTDA are a bunch of misguided, overzealous drama queens. All two of them.
How many cabdrivers are co-plaintiffs in your doomed lawsuit, Wolf? About the same number of the "one-man" march you keep trying to ridicule?
-Mike Foulks
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IS THE EMERGENCY CITY COUNCIL MEETING FOR THE METER INCREASE IN SESSION YET?
Not yet, but it will come sooner or later...
If you can put your name on the Plaintiff's list, you will certainly feel the power yourself...
It is your right to demand a "just and reasonable" rate, and it is FREE.
Can we have 10%, 15%, 20% or may be 50% drivers who really cares?
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IS THE EMERGENCY CITY COUNCIL MEETING FOR THE METER INCREASE IN SESSION YET?
HAS ANYONE ON THIS FORUM WRITTEN A LETTER, FAX, EMAIL OR CALLED ANY OF THESE:
Committee on Transportation and Public Way
(The Committee on Transportation and Public Way shall have jurisdiction over all matters relating to the Chicago Transit Authority, the subways and the furnishing of public transportation within the City by any and all means of conveyance. The Committee shall have jurisdiction over all orders, ordinances and resolutions affecting street naming and layout, the City map, privileges in public ways, special assessments and matters generally affecting the Bureau of Maps and Plats or other agencies dealing with street and alley patterns and elevations, and the Board of Local Improvements.)
Chairman: Thomas R. Allen
Vice-Chairmen: Rey Suarez
Members: Flores, Dowell, Beale, Balcer, Rugai, Cochran, Carothers, Reboyras, Doherty, Reilly, Levar, Schulter
and all of them:
City of Chicago City Council Members:
Michael R. Zalewski mzalewski@cityofchicago.org
Scott Waguespack ward32@cityofchicago.org
Thomas M. Tunney ward44@cityofchicago.org
JoAnn Thompson joann.thompson@cityofchicago.org
Latasha R. Thomas ward17@cityofchicago.org
Rey Suarez rsuarez@cityofchicago.org
Bernard L. Stone bstone@cityofchicago.org
Daniel S. Solis dsolis@cityofchicago.org
Mary Ann Smith maryann@masmith48.org
Ed H. Smith ehsmith@cityofchicago.org
Helen Shiller ward46@cityofchicago.org
Eugene C. Schulter ward47@cityofchicago.org
Virginia A. Rugai vrugai@cityofchicago.org
Brendan Reilly office@reillyforchicago.com
Ariel E. Reboyras ward30@cityofchicago.org
Toni Preckwinkle tpreckwinkle@cityofchicago.org
John Pope ward10@cityofchicago.org
Frank J. Olivo ward13@cityofchicago.org
Patrick J. O'Connor ward40@cityofchicago.org
Billy Ocasio ward26@cityofchicago.org
Ricardo Munoz rmunoz@cityofchicago.org
Joseph A. Moore jmoore@cityofchicago.org
Emma Mitts emitts@cityofchicago.org
Richard F. Mell rmell@cityofchicago.org
Freddrenna M. Lyle ward06@cityofchicago.org
Patrick J. Levar ward45@cityofchicago.org
Margaret Laurino ward39@cityofchicago.org
Lona Lane WARD18@cityofchicago.org
Sandi Jackson ward07@cityofchicago.org
Michelle A. Harris ward08@cityofchicago.org
Leslie A. Hairston lhairston@cityofchicago.org
Toni Foulkes ward15@cityofchicag.org
Manuel Flores ward01@cityofchicago.org
Robert Fioretti contact@chicago2ndward.com
Pat Dowell ward03@cityofchicago.org
Brian G. Doherty bdoherty@cityofchicago.org
Sharon Denise Dixon Frank.Watkins@cityofchicago.org
Vi Daley vdaley@cityofchicago.org
Rey Colon ward35@cityofchicago.org
Willie Cochran willie.cochran@cityofchicago.org
Isaac Carothers icarothers@cityofchicago.org
George A. Cardenas ward12@cityofchicago.org
Walter Burnett, Jr. wburnett@cityofchicago.org
Edward M. Burke eburke@cityofchicago.org
Howard B. Brookins Jr. ward21@cityofchicago.org
Anthony Beale ward09@cityofchicago.org
William J.P. Banks wbanks@cityofchicago.org
James A. Balcer jbalcer@cityofchicago.org
Carrie M. Austin caustin34@cityofchicago.org
Thomas R. Allen tallen@cityofchicago.org
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Replying to:
Has this $1.00 promoted "the public health, morals, safety and general welfare"?
http://www.state.il.us/court/Opinions/AppellateCourt/2002/1stDistrict/May/Html/1002181.htm
Hana v. City of Chicago
SECOND DIVISION
May 14, 2002
No. 1-00-2181
ALBERT C. HANNA,
Plaintiff-Appellant,
v.
THE CITY OF CHICAGO, a Municipal
Corporation,
Defendant-Appellee.
Appeal from the
Circuit Court of
Cook County.
No. 99 CH 8311
Honorable
Lester D. Foreman,
Judge Presiding.
_____________________________
Quoting City of Aurora v. Burns, 319 Ill. 84, 92-93, 149 N.E. 784 (1925), the court further stated:
"'The authority of the States to enact such laws as they deem reasonably necessary to promote the public health, morals, safety and general welfare comprehends a wide range of judgment and discretion in determining the matters which are of sufficiently general importance to be subjected to State regulation and administration. *** The police power, however, has constitutional limits, and any measure enacted or adopted in its exercise, to be sustained, must bear some reasonable relation to the purposes for which the power may be exercised.'" Beverly Bank, 144 Ill. 2d at 226, quoting City of Aurora, 319 Ill. at 92-93.
In Cosmopolitan National Bank, the supreme court expressly characterized the plaintiffs' action as "fundamentally one to have the entire amendatory ordinance *** declared void." Cosmopolitan National Bank, 27 Ill. 2d at 582. In essence, the parties challenging the legislation in Duggan and Cosmopolitan National Bank sought invalidation of the entire ordinances at issue, just as Hanna is attempting to do here. In both of those cases, the supreme court applied the substantial relationship test. Our supreme court has stated that " very owner has a right to use his property in his own way and for his own purposes, subject only to the restraint necessary to secure the common welfare. This is both a liberty and a property right." Northern Trust Co. v. City of Chicago, 4 Ill. 2d 432, 437, 123 N.E.2d 330 (1954), citing Village of La Grange v. Leitch, 377 Ill. 99, 35 N.E.2d 346 (1941). Furthermore, "it is a well-established principle that one who buys land has a right to rely upon the classification which existed at the time the purchase was made, and upon the rule of law that the classification will not be changed unless the change is required for the public good." Cosmopolitan National Bank, 27 Ill. 2d at 584.
