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91_HB0928ham003 LRB9103088PTpkam 1 AMENDMENT TO HOUSE BILL 928 2 AMENDMENT NO. . Amend House Bill 928, AS AMENDED, in 3 Section 5 by replacing Sec. 5-5 with the following: 4 "(35 ILCS 200/5-5) 5 Sec. 5-5. Election of commissioners of board of review; 6 counties of 3,000,000 or more. 7 (a) In counties with 3,000,000 or more inhabitants, on 8 the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1994, 2 9 commissioners of the board of appeals shall be elected to 10 hold office from the first Monday in December following their 11 election and until the first Monday in December 1998. In case 12 of any vacancy, the chief judge of the circuit court or any 13 judge of that circuit designated by the chief judge shall 14 fill the vacancy by appointment. The commissioners shall be 15 electors in the particular county at the time of their 16 election or appointment and shall hold no other lucrative 17 public office or public employment. Each commissioner shall 18 receive compensation fixed by the county board, which shall 19 be paid out of the county treasury and which shall not be 20 changed during the term for which any commissioner is elected 21 or appointed. Effective the first Monday in December 1998, 22 the board of appeals is abolished. 23 The board of appeals shall maintain sufficient -2- LRB9103088PTpkam 1 evidentiary records to support all decisions made by the 2 board of appeals. All records, data, sales/ratio studies, 3 and other information necessary for the board of review 4 elected under subsection (c) to perform its functions and 5 duties shall be transferred by the board of appeals to the 6 board of review on the first Monday in December 1998. 7 (b) (Blank). 8 (c) In each county with 3,000,000 or more inhabitants, 9 there is created a board of review. The board of review shall 10 consist of 3 commissionersmembers, one elected from each 11 election district in the county at the general election in 12 1998 to hold office for a term beginning on the first Monday 13 in December following their election and until their 14 respective successors are elected and qualified. 15 No later than June 1, 1996, the General Assembly shall 16 establish the boundaries for the 3 election districts in each 17 county with 3,000,000 or more inhabitants. The election 18 districts shall be compact, contiguous, and have 19 substantially the same population based on the 1990 federal 20 decennial census. One district shall be designated as the 21 first election district, one as the second election district, 22 and one as the third election district. The commissioner 23memberfrom each district shall be elected to a term of 4 24 years. 25 In the year following each federal decennial census, the 26 General Assembly shall reapportion the election districts to 27 reflect the results of the census. The reapportioned 28 districts shall be compact, contiguous, and contain 29 substantially the same population. The commissionermember30 from the first district shall be elected to terms of 4 years, 31 4 years, and 2 years. The commissionermemberfrom the 32 second district shall be elected to terms of 4 years, 2 33 years, and 4 years. The commissionermemberfrom the third 34 district shall be elected to terms of 2 years, 4 years, and 4 -3- LRB9103088PTpkam 1 years. 2 In case of vacancy, the chief judge of the circuit court 3 or any judge of the circuit court designated by the chief 4 judge shall fill the vacancy by appointment of a person from 5 the same political party. If the vacancy is filled with more 6 than 28 months remaining in the term, the appointed 7 commissionermembershall serve until the next general 8 election, at which time a commissionermembershall be 9 elected to serve for the remainder of the term. If a vacancy 10 is filled with 28 months or less remaining in the term, the 11 appointment shall be for the remainder of the term. The 12 commissionersmembersshall be electors within their 13 respective election district at the time of their election or 14 appointment and shall hold no other lucrative public office 15 or public employment. 16 Each commissionermembershall receive compensation fixed 17 by the county board, which shall be paid from the county 18 treasury. Compensation for each commissionermembershall be 19 equitable and shall not be changed during the term for which 20 that commissionermemberis elected or appointed. The county 21 shall provide suitable office space for the board of review. 22 For the year beginning on the first Monday in December 23 1998 and ending the first Monday in December 1999, and every 24 fourth year thereafter, the chair of the board shall be the 25 commissionermemberelected from the first district. For the 26 year beginning the first Monday in December 1999 and ending 27 the first Monday in December 2000, and every fourth year 28 thereafter, the chair of the board shall be the commissioner 29memberelected from the second district. For the year 30 beginning the first Monday in December 2000 and ending the 31 first Monday in December 2001, and every fourth year 32 thereafter, the chair shall be the commissionermember33 elected from the third district. For the year beginning the 34 first Monday in December 2001 and ending the first Monday in -4- LRB9103088PTpkam 1 December 2002, and every fourth year thereafter, the chair of 2 the board shall be determined by lot. 3 On and after the first Monday in December, 1998, any 4 reference in this Code to a board of appeals shall mean the 5 board of review created under this subsection, and any 6 reference to a member of a board of review shall mean a 7 commissioner of a board of review. The board of review 8 succeeds to the powers and duties of the board of appeals and 9 has any powers and duties granted to it under this Code. All 10 action of the board of review shall be by a majority vote of 11 its commissionersmembers. 12 (Source: P.A. 88-455; 89-126, eff. 7-11-95; 89-671, eff. 13 8-14-96.)".