HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution #2066RESOLUTION NO. 2066
WFIIE~ttEAS, the State of Illinois had enacted `°E~? ACT
regulating wages of laborers, mechanics and other workmen
employed in any public works by the State, county, city or
any public body or any political subdivision or by anyone
under contract for public works,°' (hereinafter referred to
as the °"Act`°) as set forth in Chapter 48, Section 39s-1
through 39s-12 of the Illinois Revised Statutes, 1985; and,
wt~F~t~:A~, said Act requires the City of Canton,
Illinois to investigate and ascertain the prevailing rate of
wages as defined in said Act for laborers, mechanics and
other workmen in the locality of the City of Canton,
employed in the construction of public works for said Cit~T,
exclusive of maintenance wor}:.
NOW, T1`iIItEF'ORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY OOLfi1CIL OF
THE CITY OF CANTON, ILLINOIS.
1. ~t'he prevailing rate of vaages in this locality for
laborers, mechanics and other workmen engaged in the
construction of public ~~ror}cs coming under the jurisdiction
of the City of Canton is hereby ascertained to be the same
as the prevailing rate of wages for construction work in the
Fulton County area as determineci by the Department of Labor
of the State of Illinois as of June 6, 1989, a copy of which
is attached hereto and made a part by reference as Exhibit
~aAu
2. T~Tothing herein contained shall be construed to
apply said prevailing rate of wages to any d~ork or
employment except public ~~~orJcs construction of the City of
Canton to the extent required by the Act.
3. The City Cler}; of the City of Canton, Illinois
shall publically post and keep available for inspection by
any interested party in the main office of this City of
Canton this determination of the ;prevailing rate ~~aages.
4. The City Clerk of the City of Canton, Illinois
shall mail a copy of this determination to any employer, and
to any association of employees who have filed, or file,
their names and addresses, requesting copies of any
determination stating the particular rates and the
particular class of workmen whose wages will be affected by
such rates.
5. The City Clerlc of the City of Canton, Illinois
shall pro!~ptly file a certified copy of this Resolution c~ith
both the Secretary of State of the State of Illinois and the
Department of Labor of the State of Illinois.
6, T:°~e City Clerk of the City of Canton, Illinois
shall cause to be published in the Daily Ledger a notice of
this Determination of the prevailing rate of wage is
effective and that this is the determination of this ~~ublic
body.
7. This Resolution shall be in full force and effect
upon its passage by the City Council of the City of Canton,
Fulton County, Illinois and approval by the TZayor thereof.
Fulton County, Illinois at a regular meeting this 6th day
of June, 1989 upon a roll call vote as folloe~s:
AYES: Aldermen Chapman, May, Meade, Sarff, Steck, Zi11y,
Kovachevich.
NAYS: None.
~~: Alderman Bohler.
APPROVED:
Donald L. F,d~~~ards, iayor.
Attest:
' ~ ~ l
zany rahi s, City Clerk.
ILlIN015 UEPARfMkNI UI LAliUlt I'RtVAILING WAGtb Il1ft fUI lON COUNTr EFFECIIVL 06/01/89
Ihva~• Prvvelllu M •{ (hall b• Include n tthe conuvCtt !!nd thtlr advertised -ptcltl utiont to which an
IY•vva~l~ny WagelAct9 (111, Re Stat. 1~9~. Ch. 18, per. 79s 1 is a Y Vubllc body as de/lntd In Section ? or the
le~lldi~gt or public vorkt vltXln the Stat• of I ll lnois which rvqu~rvf or pinvuylvvf~thenewctoy ens ofnleporKi~rapry,v~ri, jndti echin~ci end roevwnryooperaturs~
M~auwuvwagts, overtlN rat• and /ringe benNllt certified Mrvin shall by De id Ih~t rule o1 prtwilln9 wqe to bt paid sMll be posted by the contactor
~'~ a Proofnent and •ISI)y aCttstibltt place at the rite M wr-. Thl: detsralnatlan it the prop4rty or the ~111no1t Departeent o/ labor and tMli not be
gl~rvd vlthoul thatr coniint In writlno.
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NAMI Uf~ IRAUE RG TYP S
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MIi IWRIGIiTS E gip
M111 WRIGIITS NWY
t'li FDkiVERS gkp
I'IllOftIVERS E gk0
P I l E Ult I VERS NWY
CEMENT MASONS 8L0
CEMENT MASONS HWr
CEMENT MASONS NW 8Lp
CEMENT MASONS NW NWY
LtLCTRICIANS glD
ILkCTRICIANS S glD
GI Al. I l RS N gLD
C1 A71 ERS S Bl0
ikpN WORKERS NE 81 I)
IRON WORKERS NE IiWY
IRUN WORKERS SE All
t AtlWtE RS gL p
1 AtlOfttlts NwY
l AIIIERS Hl p
1 Al11ERS [ilu
MARtiI E WORKERS g1.D
q'ER, ENGINEERS BLU 1
lM'LR, ENGINEERS gLD ?
OPER, ENGINEERS gk0 1
Of'kR. ENGINEERS NWr 1
OPLR, ENGINEERS HWY ?
ONF It, ENGINEERS IiWY 3
Wklt lXtllLkRS Akl 1
WELL GRILLERS Alt. ?
PAINTERS gip
PAINTERS HWY
NAINTERS IND
I'LUMtiERS,I I fTERS gip
PLASTERERS 111 p
Pt ASTERERS NW gl U
ItOpFERS elu
SPRINKLER f11TERS glU
SI It I THE I Al WRKRS HI U
S t ONE WORKERS Ill D
11 RRAlLO WRKRS Nl U
III i 1 AYERS kit fl
I Rl1CK l)R I VERS ALl 1
iRIICK URIVERS Al.l 2
(RUCK DRIVERS All 3
TRUCK DRIVERS ALL 4
HOURLY RAPES
BASIC
15.9?0
IS.920
2?.970
19.200
16.610
16.990
17.360
18.280
17.480
17.860
Ie.78o
17.480
17,860
18.780
17.140
17,700
16.140
16.140
18.320
17.6?0
16.240
17,500
16.680
17.610
16.750
IS.9?0
16.600
16.980
17.210
16.430
18.070
17.340
16.110
19.290
18.110
16.430
17,4so
16.?SO
16.950
16.950
16.950
18.140
17.290
16.140
18.750
19,?SO
17,110
16.?10
16.130
16.430
15.925
16.3?5.
16.5?5
16.775
FORMN
16.370
16.310
23.970
2o.7so
16,860
18.480
18.860
19.530
18.980
19.360
zo.o3o
18.980
19.360
?0.030
17.640
18.200
16.640
16.640
?0.150
19.380
16.990
17.430
18.360
17,500
16.370
17.OS0
18.480
1e.71o
h6.930
17.450
17.450
17.450
19.390
17,790
16.640
19.250
20,500
18.090
16.460
16.930
16.930
OVERTIME RATE
M-F SA SU6Hl
AETLR AL I. All
8 IIRS HRS NRS fIRLY FRINGE RATES
WLFR PENSN VACTN
1,5 t,5 ?.0 ?,200 3.080 .000
1.5 1.5 2.0 1.250 1,000 ,000
1,5 1,S 2.0 2,200 3.080 .000
1,5 I,5 2,0 2,050 1.200 ,000
I,S 1,5 2,0 1.400 2.100 ,000
1,5 I.S ?.0 1.450 1.500 .000
I,S I,S 2.0 1,450 1,750 ,000
I.S 1,5 ?,0 1,450 2.000 ,000
1,S I,S 2.0 1,450 I.S00 ,000
I.S I,S ?.0 1,450 1,750 .000
1.3 1.5 2.0 1.450 ?.000 .000
i.5 I,S 2,0 1.450 I,S00 .000
1,5 I,S 2.0 1,450 1.750 ,000
1,5 I,S 2,0 I,ISO 2.000 .000
I,S 1.S ?.0 1,500 1,750 ,000
1.5 I.S ?.0 1,500 1,750 ,000
2.0 2.0 2.0 1,230 ,750 .000
2.0 2.0 . 2.0 1.230 ,750 .000
1.5 I,S 2.0 1,250 1.550 .000
I,5 1,5 ?.0 1.450 1,630 .000
1.5 I,5 ?.0 1,250 ,750 ,000
I.S 2.0 2.0 .000 1.200 .000
1.5 I.S 2.0 ?.620 1.930 .000
1.S I,S 2.0 2,670 ?.180 ,000
I,S 1.5 2.0 1.600 ?.550 ,000
I.S 1.5 2.0 1.250 1,000 ,000
I.S 1.S 2.0 1.250 I,?SO .000
1,5 1.5 2.0 1.450 I,S00 ,000
t,S 1,S 2.0 1.450 1.750 ,000
I.S I.5 ?.0 1,550 2.200 ,000
1.5 I.S 2.0 1,700 1,700 ,000
I,S I.S ?.0 1.700 1,700 .000
I,S t,5 2.0 1,700 1,700 ,000
1.5 I.S 2,0 1.700 1.700 .000
I.S 1.5 2.0 1,700 1,700 .000
I.S 1.S 2,0 1.700 1,700 ,000
I,S 1,5 ?.0 1.700 1.500 .000
I,S 1,5 2,0 1.700 1,500 .000
i,S I,S 2.0 1,250 1.350 .000
1.S I,S 2.0 1,250 1,350 ,000
1.5 1,S 2.0 1.250 1.350 .000
1,5 1,S 2.0 ?.000 2.050 .000
I,S 1,S 2,0 1.500 1.750 .000
?.0 2.0 2,0 1.230 .750 .000
1.5 I,S ?.0 1.800 ,850 ,000
I,S 2.0 ?,0 2.200 1.600 .000
1,5 1,5 ?.0 1.100 1.440 .000
I,S 1.5 2.0 1.400 1.900 ,000
I,S I.S ?.0 1.550 2.200 ,000
1,5 1,5 '?.0 1.550 ?.200 ,000
1,5 I.5 ?.0 2.000 1,525 .000
1,5 I,S 2.0 2.000 1.525 ,000
1,5 I,S 2.0 2.000 1.525 .000
1.5 1.5 2.0 2.000 1.525 .000
a~tJNRI Ni N ~n11 Yd•r ~f lea ~~yllr F.r r(n O/ ar. 1+1`` ^rM1 Ilrre runnrnq lnr Vyrr na lay.7ua VAr•
III IR:(IAN; M tarot rllpt Of Un tun, ter. :ass, filrFF, rt ta, ppefflSl Young, NIUW and rWlr iti.
rFW'txllRl l Ihat ppaawl Of the county la:l Of Nts. 9!• 71, and IOY ((ncludes MIIIMt~(aIIS and 1'I l1lxtlvlH;l.
-I N(NI Mq$UNS NM Thal part o/ the County WPSt OI a Morin-South 1 of West of F Uwingt pre and Cant Un end Nnrlh vl an IJSI wrsl liar Nur lh ul luGa.
Ir.: -ollowinq list ri considered as those days for rM ch holiday rat K of cages for w rM perfarwed apply;
Nev Years Day, Mertortal/Decoration Oay. Fourth of July, labor Day, Veterans Oay TMnksglvlnq Da Chrlstwas Day.
Genperally, any of thK a holidayyss vnlcyyh fall an • Sunday is celebrated on tM foilowtng Hondas. This then wakes work perforwed on that Monday payable` et the
V~eteransaDay~velfrin doubtropleasedcheckywltho Oa ,practice In • glum local way alter certain days of celebration such as the day alter Thanksgivlnq fur
EXPLANATION Of CLASSES
TRiX K DRIVEk -BUIIDING, HEAVY ANO HIGHdAY CpISINJCTIUN-fUIiQN COUNTT
Class 1. Drivers on 2 axle trucks hauling iK s than 9 ton. A r cowpressor and welding each mK and bruows, including those pulled by separate unite, truck
driver helpers, wrehoutewm , etchanic helpers, greasers and t~reem , pickup trvckt when hauling eaterlals, tools, or wen to and froe and on -lht~Job site, and
fork lifts up to 6.000 lb. capacity.
is ass I. Ira or three axle trucks haulln9 trove than V ton but Dealing lf~cts than )6 ton, A-frawe winch truck hydrolifl trucksy or siwllar equlpwvnt when
used for transport at ton Iwrposes. Fork lifts over 6, W lb. capacity, winch trucks, four ale canbinatlan un~ts, and ticket writer .
Class !. Two, three or lour axle trucks hauling 16 ton or wore. Drivers on water pulls, wechanics and wrk hrg forewen, and dispatchers.
flue a^le or pore CowOination units.
Class ~. low Boy and 011 Ufstrlbutors.
OYEkAIING ENGIMEENS - UUIl01MG•FULiON COUNTY
Class 1. CranK • Overhead Cranes; Gradall; All Cherry Pick rs; Ne hanl4t' Central Concrete Mixing Plant Operator; Had Pavers (27E Uual Uruw Irl
Batchers): Blacktop Plant Operator) and Plantt Engln~ers• ] ~rulI~t Ho~tt; Utzricks; Hydro Cra t• Shov~lt; SkiwaKr Scoops; Koehrtnq Scoaper; Uraq lines, Backlroe:
Derrick ats• Plle Drivers and Ski R1yys• C1aNtMllt• locawotly rane~ Dr qe (all typei~ liotor afro Pwer Blades Duwort -Elevating and siw(lar
types; Ewer Cranes (Crawler~labll ~ and Statlonary• franc- • ~ kfiller• ~8tt Yuebo d stellar types considered • Cranes; Cais on Rigs; Ooter•
Tournado:er• Mork Boats; Ross Carrter• Helicopter; tourn~pu yypps - af1 and sietlar types ~Sn~gops (all titer) Push att• ndloaders (al types Asphalt
Surfacing Machines SIiQQ~form Paver! Rock Crusher; Heavy Eq iptwens Crea ers CNI OtI"Be)t Placer. Auto GraBt~ i J ~ra~~C ind sirillar ty~s; Si~i Boas : Nuttrp:e
Unit Earth Novers• .25a per hr., for Nth troop over one rl); Cr~ter Cran Ei•ench Machin Yunp-crate-Belt Crete-Squeeze Crates-Screw-type Puwps and Gypsue•
Sulker i Puwp -Operator v111 clean; ForelKt flnlthlnq9 Ma44h n ; 1!hart gSpreader or tlei~er types, Screed Man on laydowyr Machine; Wheel Tractors (Industrial
or Fare-type v/Oozer-Hoe-Endloader or other attacharnts); F. W.a, i Stell~r TypK ; Verwetr Concrete feu.
(lass I. Oinkeys; Power l wnchet• PH One-pass Soil CeMnt MKhine and iletlar types Pugqwtfll with P~wpp~~ 8ackfille Euclid loader Forklifts; .leaps
w/Ditching Machine or other attachwents• iunelugers Autoeatlt C elan an Gravel Batch rq Plants' Noblle Dr111s Soll Testing)) and iwi tar typpets, Gurrles and
Sieilar Types: (I) and (2) Urue Hoists Buck Heist and Stellar ~ypK )• Chicago Booe• Borlnq Machine L Pipe Jacking Na~hirre' H dro ~on• Oevaler(ng S stew;
Straw Glover; Hydro Seeder; Assistant Heavy Equlprtent Gr•aser on Spr•ad' Tractors ((rack type) without Power Unit pu111nyy Aollers• Rgljers on Asphalt -Brick
Nacadea; Concrete Brtaker•s• Concrete Spreaders, Nultt PulTtnq Roll t•~ C4~nter Stripper, Cewmt finishing MachlnK i CNI Tlxture i at 1 Curing Machines; Cewmi
finish in Machine; Berber Breen Or tleilar 10~ n • Vibro la a[ ~A1) tailor types) ~flf-prop sled; Winch or Boow truck, Nechenical Bull Floats: Mixers over
Bag tog21E; Tractor pulling Power !lade or E~vaElnq fyr dap Porter ~x Rall; Cl~ry screed; truck Eype Hoptoe Otlert; ~trtean; Spray Machine on Paving: Curt
Hach mK ; Truck Crane tiers: Oil Oster tutor, 33-/ Sei11 ~qutpeent; Otter and one iJ soil equtpemt.
[lass J. Air Coprsssor (i) or (2); Power Subgrader; S weight !rector; lrac Alr without attacMmts• Renton Nelson Heatg4r Oravo Warner, Sflmt Glo, and
sieilar tYYpas, 0 Englnetr will opera a 1-S and oftt r two p~srators w111 be regvir Self- puled Cpntrt t Saws' Roi er: Five (5 Ion and under on
Earth or Gravel, fore ader; Crawler ran i Skld N~ jl•rf; Fr•Ight vetprt; Putl~e~(1) or (g~ l qht Plant ~1) or 12)• ~eretor (3.5 KN app Over) (i ur
i11• [onwyor ()) or (1~ -Operator w1~1 c1 fi~nfr; Wld}Rq Mtchtne (I) or ~~S -Equal ]00 Aap, or Over ~Ilot to in<lud• elect~tc welder ): Mixer (3) Beg end ~nder
S andard oaci r v1 h skto Bulk Geent ~tant: Oster on Central Concrete Mixlno Plant.
(IPENAIING ENGINEERS -BUIIDING. HEAVY AND HIOHkMY ODMSTRUCTION-FUTON COUNTY
Class 1. CranK • Hydro Crane, Shovels; Cranq Type Backfliler; Tower Cr#ne Noblle Crawler i stationary; Derricks L Hoists (3 Drools UragllnK ; Orott
YuaDo i siwilar [ ptscornider•ed as CranK ; Back Hoe; Derrick BoatFF• Pile ~Iver and kid Rigs; C aA Sh1,eeI1• locoewtive - Cranes, Road ?Pavers -Sin le Draw -
Uual Druw - Tri BitcAtr• Not or Patrolsf i Pryatr Blades - Ouepre - Elevating i Sisilar yypp K • Mechan(Ct; Cm~ral onttrest Nixing Diane Operator; Blacktop Plant
Operators and Plant Eny(near{{~~ 6rada1l• Caiff~~ggn Rtgt (require Oiler) Skleawr Scoop - Koerinq Scooper; DredgK all typet)• Hoptoe -Crane Type (requires
Oiler), All Cherry Picker ; ChKry Plc~i n (35 ton and otrsr rqutra 0(ler); Work Boat - rput ns Oiler (over l00 hp)• Rot ~arrisr• Heisc ter; Oorer;
Tournallozer• Touroapulls -all and stellar ttttttypK : Multiple Untt Ear h Movert• 25( per hr. for each scoop over one tl)• coops (a(1 sires: Yushcats•
Endloaders (all typos); I-~phalt Surf acing Machine; $)ip for P ver ~rsaulre !Biter) Rock rather; Heavy Equtpnmt Grsaser (top greaser on spread); Cal, Auto
Erode, CMI Belt Placer L 3 Track and tl•' Ur typK (reqguuire Ot~er)• Side Boows; Stir N nnqq ~nglneer on Pipeline; Asphalt Heafer i Ylaner Cowbinatfon (used to
plane streets); laical tractors (with dozer. hoe or ehdToader attacliemts)• F.W.O. and Siwllar typpees: Bi w Knox Sppreadder ma Siwliar types: Trench Machines;
Pup Crete -Bell Crete -Squeeze Crest ssssraw t~De puepl and q sow (operator rill clean); Foreless f~nlshing NachinK ; ilaherty Spreader ur sinllar types
(require Osier); Screed Nan on LaydowYi NacAlnt; Vtrweer Concrete Saw.
Class 1. Sulker L Puwp; Power launcht Borlnq Ma hive i Plpe Jacking Machine; Ornkeyys: P H Una Mats Sotl Cewmt Nachln~ess and siwilar trpes; Wheat Tr xtors
/IIndustry or farw tyyppee - oth~r•)• Baal~k Fill~r•s: Euclid loader; fork liftt{{; Jeep v/Oitthlny Machin r other attachnmts; Tunelu9er; Auluwatic Ceemt i Gravel
Botching Plants, Mo011e Drills = Sotl Testting and Cellar typpe~} Puge111 with ppouop; All (1) and ~2; Oruw Holstt: D~atertnq Syft Straw Blower: Nrdro-
Seeder• Boring 11ac hire; HyF~rro-Iooe• Gr1nd rt ~seil• spelled); Attlttanl 14avy Equlpn t Creater• Apteo Ipreader; Tractor ~~ack-type) ritiwut Power
Units bulling Rollers; Rollers on ~tph it • SriSk or Mac Wae• Corereta Breakers; Concrete ~sn~readers• tinter Stripper Cutmt ~(n hln9 NachinK i CMI Te.ture
i Reel Curing NachinK • Vtbro-T tsars ~a11 scatter t K self-Dtt''opelled)• Nechanlcal Bull fleet M)xert-over three j ba4s to 21~• Wench and Boow Trucks,
Tractor Pulling Powr blade or ~lewtinq radar; Pory~p~r Rex 11; Clary 3creed• Nule Pulling Rol )ers; Pugwill withou~•~p Barber frame or slwilar loaders;
Track type tractor r/Pwer Unit attached ~einjeueZ• Fireean; Spray Na`hiM on bowing; Curb Nachlnet: Paved Oltth Machine; bower Brooe; Self-Propelled
Conveyors; Ywer Sirbgrader; Oil Oittributor; era phi Tractor; Truck crane Ollsr: truck type Oitert; 3-~ Swail Equipwent; Oiler and l Swa11 Equipwmt.
Class ~. Trac Air Machine (without attachwntt); Wrwan Nelson Heat r, OravQ Wrner, Silent Glo Uttar tyyppe • If-prq 11ed Concrst awe; Crawler Crane
and Skld Rtq Oilers' Roller - itve ton and under on earth and graveT• fore Grader{ )Puwp((~) or ~1~; Llghtq Plmi ~) or (~; Generator ~l}S or (2)• A1r
Cuwpressor (1) or (f); Conveyor (i) or (2) -Operator will clear; Ws lalnq Machine () or 22 ,Mixer - 3 66a s and under; Bu1tt(e Cewmt Plan ;Oilers on Workboat
(over 100 hp).
Usher Classifications of Mork:
For definitions of clastfficattons not otherwise set ou{ the Departeent gmtrally has on ft le such definitiont which are avsilable. If Cher Is no such
definition on file, the Bureau of Ubor St atistict SIC 1(st rill b• used. if a task to be perfpproved is not tubfeet to one of the Classlflut~ons of ppay set
out, the Departwm t rill upon befog contacted state tAiich fietghbur nq tounlY has such a clattlficat an and provide tech rate, such rate Dairyy desned to exist
Dy refrrmce in this docrwmt. Further, f rio tutA nefghbortnyy counttyy rate applies to the lack, the Oepartemt shall undertake a tpeciall de[erwlnatlon, such
special deterwination being then dtxeed to have existed under that deterwination.
Prevailing ratK o/ cages have been deternined for the following ciasttfi at ions which way not be listed: barber, halrbre}ser and coswetoloylst: baker;
Dart ender; cook (Cook, Sangaagn); elevator operator; food servic`e wrksr ~Coak, Sangaeon, 11 of I-C) furniture cover (Cook); Janitor (Cook, Bacon)
Maintenance wrker-power pliant, ellivriyht; cowing picture eKhl M operator, operating enptnesr-staflonary, sewge ditppoosal and water plant, floating
platforw; patrol officer (Cooks; piledriver; railrwd consttruction and ea.irr~manct worker, security guard; staflonary llrswan• sound technfclan;
lelecowtunleation service technsctan• th atrfcal ttagt etployee• t Wuq boat operator; underwater diver, If a proJtet rsquirK These, or any clettiflcatlon not
Listed, please contact IDOL at 211/1~?/1;10 for cage ratK or ciarlflcations.
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ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
Gwen R. Martin
Director
June 1, 1989
Mr. Robert D. Ems, Director
Canton Park District
250 South Avenue D
Canton, IL 61520
Dear Mr. Ems:
This will acknowledge receipt of your past request for prevailing wage rates
for the County(ies) of Fulton for the period of June 1, 1989 to June, 1990.
In compliance with your request, I am enclosing copies for your information
and use.
STATE OF ILLINOIS )
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR )
CONCILIATION AND MEDIATION DIVISION )
CERTIFICATE
I, David H. Hayes, Manager, Division of Conciliation and Mediation,
Illinois Department of Labor, do hereby certify that I am the keeper of the
records, files, and Seal of said office and that the attached is true and
complete copy of the prevailing rate of wages determined by this Department
for the aforesaid county or counties.
D id H, ye
Division Manager
SEAL
One West Old State Capitol Plaza • Room 300 • Springfield, Illinois 62701
~"
T0: Public Bodies in the State of Illinois
FROM: David Hayes, Division Manager, Illinois Department of Labor
RE: Illinois Pc~v~iling Wage Act (I11. Rev. Stat. 1987, ch. 48, par. 39s-1
through 39s-12) and Illinois Preference Act (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1987, ch. 48,
par . 2201 -, 207 )
The Illinois Prevailing Wage Act requires each Public Body in the State of Illinois
to:
1. During the month of June of each calendar year, investigate and ascertain the
prevailing rates of wages as defined in the Act (par. 39s-9).
2. Upon request, the Department of Labor will ascertain the prevailing rates of
wages and certify them to the Public Body (par. 39s-4).
3. Each Public Body, during the month of June of each calendar year, will post or
keep available for inspection in its main office, the prevailing rates of wages
file a certified copy with the Secretary of State in Springfield (Index
Division, 111 E. Monroe, Springfield, I11. 62706) (par. 39s-9) and send a copy
to the Illinois Department of Labor (~1 West Old State Capitol Plaza, Rm. 300,
Springfield, I11. 62701-1217).
4. Within 30 days after this filing, the Public Body shall have published in a
newspaper of general circulation within the. area, a notice that its
determination is effective {par. 39s-9).
5. A Public Body shall specify in its resolution or ordinance and in any call for
bids for any contract regarding public works, that the general prevailing rates
of wages for the locality shall be paid for each craft or type of worker or
mechanic needed to execute the contract or perform such work (par. 39s-~)•
6. All contracts and contractor's bonds shall include such provisions as will
guarantee that not less than the prevailing rate of wages shall be paid to
laborers, workers and mechanics performing work as required to complete the
contract (par. 39s-3 and. 4).
7. The Department of Labor will review compliance by each Public Body with the time
requirements of the Prevailing Wage Act beginning July 1 of each year (par. 39s-
6).
8. The Preference Act requires that only Illinois-resident laborers be used on any
public works pro3ect or improvement done by or under contract to a Public
Body. Every contract let shall contain such a provision. Other laborers may be
used when Illinois laborers as defined are not available, or are incapable of
performing the particular type of work involved, if' so certified by the
contractor and approved by the contracting officer (par. 2203).
Your help in compliance is appreciated. Please send us a corrected address if we
have yours in error. If you should have any questions regarding this material,
please contact the Illinois Department of Labor, ~1 West Old State Capitol Plaza,
Room 300, Springfield, Illinois 62701-1217 or telephone 217/782-1710.