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" ! HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 115TH CONGRESS

2d Session 

REPORT

2018

115–618 

House Calendar No. 136 

IN THE MATTER OF ALLEGATIONS 

RELATING TO REPRESENTATIVE 

BOBBY L. RUSH 

R E P O R T 

OF THE

COMMITTEE ON ETHICS 

MARCH 22, 2018.—Referred to the House Calendar and ordered to be 

printed 


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COMMITTEE ON ETHICS 

SUSAN W. BROOKS, Indiana 

Chairwoman 

KENNY MARCHANT, Texas 

LEONARD LANCE, New Jersey 

MIMI WALTERS, California 

JOHN RATCLIFFE, Texas 

THEODORE E. DEUTCH, Florida 

Ranking Member 

YVETTE D. CLARKE, New York 

JARED POLIS, Colorado 

ANTHONY BROWN, Maryland 

STEVE COHEN, Tennessee 

REPORT STAFF 

THOMAS A. RUST, Chief Counsel/Staff Director 

BRITTNEY PESCATORE, Director of Investigations 

MEGAN H. SAVAGE, Counsel to the Chairwoman 

DANIEL J. TAYLOR, Counsel to the Ranking Member 

MOLLY N. MCCARTY, Investigator 

ANDREW KLEIMAN, Investigative Clerk 

(III)

LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL 

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, 

COMMITTEE ON ETHICS, 

Washington, DC, March 22, 2018. 

Hon. KAREN L. HAAS, 

Clerk, House of Representatives, 

Washington, DC. 

DEAR MS. HAAS: Pursuant to clauses 3(a)(2) and 3(b) of Rule XI 

of the Rules of the House of Representatives, we herewith transmit 

the attached report, ‘‘In the Matter of Allegations Relating to Representative Bobby L. Rush.’’ 

Sincerely, 

SUSAN W. BROOKS, 

Chairwoman. 

THEODORE E. DEUTCH, 

Ranking Member. 

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C O N T E N T S 

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I. INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................... 1 

II. PROCEDURAL HISTORY ............................................................................ 2 

III. HOUSE RULES, LAWS, REGULATIONS, AND OTHER STANDARDS 

OF CONDUCT ............................................................................................ 3 

IV. BACKGROUND ............................................................................................. 4 

A. Representative Rush’s Career as an Elected Official ..................... 4 

B. Representative Rush’s Office Space in Lake Meadows Shopping 

Center .............................................................................................. 4 

1. The 1989 Lease and Draper and Kramer’s Efforts to Collect 

and Track Unpaid Rent .............................................................. 4 

2. Representative Rush’s Use of the Office Space ........................... 8 

C. Citizens for Rush Donations to the BCCC ...................................... 9 

1. The BCCC ....................................................................................... 9 

2. Representative Rush’s Son Worked at the BCCC ....................... 9 

3. July 23, 2013, Donation ................................................................. 10 

4. October 9, 2014, Donation ............................................................. 10 

V. FINDINGS ...................................................................................................... 11 

A. Representative Rush accepted gifts of office space that exceeded 

the Gift Rule limits ........................................................................ 11 

1. Rent-Free Use of the Office Was a Gift ....................................... 11 

2. Rent-Free Use of the Office Did Not Amount to a Campaign 

Contribution ................................................................................ 11 

3. Value of the Gift of Office Space ................................................... 14 

B. Conversion of Campaign Funds to Personal Use ........................... 23 

C. House Rule XXIII, Clauses 1 and 2 ................................................. 23 

D. Disclosure of Impermissible Gifts .................................................... 25 

VI. CONCLUSION ............................................................................................... 25 

VII. STATEMENT UNDER HOUSE RULE XIII, CLAUSE 3(C) ...................... 26 

APPENDIX A: REPORT AND FINDINGS OF THE OFFICE OF CONGRESSIONAL ETHICS (REVIEW NO. 14–8751) ....................................................... 27 

APPENDIX B: REPRESENTATIVE RUSH’S RESPONSE TO THE OFFICE 

OF CONGRESSIONAL ETHICS REFERRAL .................................................. 448 

APPENDIX C: EXHIBITS TO COMMITTEE REPORT ....................................... 480 

House Calendar No. 136 

115TH CONGRESS REPORT " ! HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 2d Session 115–618 

IN THE MATTER OF ALLEGATIONS RELATING TO 

REPRESENTATIVE BOBBY L. RUSH 

MARCH 22, 2018.—Referred to the House Calendar and ordered to be printed 

Mrs. BROOKS of Indiana, from the Committee on Ethics, 

submitted the following 

R E P O R T 

In accordance with House Rule XI, clauses 3(a)(2) and 3(b), the 

Committee on Ethics (Committee) hereby submits the following Report to the House of Representatives: 

I. INTRODUCTION 

On June 10, 2014, the Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE) 

transmitted to the Committee a Report and Findings (OCE’s Referral) relating to Representative Rush. OCE’s Referral discussed two 

allegations, recommending further review of one and dismissal of 

the other. 

OCE recommended the Committee further review an allegation 

that Representative Rush has occupied and used office space in a 

Chicago shopping center for over two decades, without paying any 

rent. OCE found substantial reason to believe that the free use of 

office space represented serial in-kind contributions to Representative Rush’s state and federal electoral campaigns, and that the 

value of these campaign contributions exceeded state and federal 

limits. OCE recommended dismissal of a separate allegation that 

Representative Rush improperly converted campaign funds to personal use. That allegation centered on a donation that Representative Rush’s federal campaign committee, Citizens for Rush, reported making to the Beloved Community Christian Church 

(BCCC), which for some period employed and paid his son. OCE 

found that the donation, made in July 2013, was actually 

misreported and made to a different entity. OCE thus recommended the Committee dismiss this allegation. 

In the latter part of 2014, while the Committee was reviewing 

OCE’s Referral and supplemental materials, Representative Rush’s 

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1Letter from Scott E. Thomas and Jen Carrier to Tom Rust, July 11, 2014 (hereinafter July 

11, 2014 Submission). 2Pre-General Election FEC Report, filed on October 23, 2014. 

3 Committee Rule 18(d) states that ‘‘[a]n inquiry shall not be undertaken regarding any alleged violation that occurred before the third previous Congress unless a majority of the Committee determines that the alleged violation is directly related to an alleged violation that occurred in a more recent Congress.’’ The Committee unanimously voted to make this determination in this matter with respect to the allegation that Representative Rush received an impermissible gift of office space during the period from 1993 to the present. 

federal campaign committee reported another donation to BCCC. 

Given this additional donation, the Chairman and Ranking Member authorized Committee staff to investigate the issues surrounding both alleged donations to BCCC, as well as the allegation 

involving Representative Rush’s receipt of free office space. 

Following its investigation, the Committee concluded that the 

rent-free office space was a gift to Representative Rush, which he 

accepted in violation of House rules and federal law. With respect 

to Representative Rush’s donations of campaign funds to the 

BCCC, the Committee concurred in OCE’s finding that the July 

2013 donation was made not to the BCCC but to an entity that did 

not employ and compensate any members of Representative Rush’s 

family. As for the 2014 donation, the Committee found that Representative Rush’s son was not on the BCCC’s payroll when the 

BCCC received those funds. Accordingly, the Committee concluded 

that Representative Rush did not violate laws or House Rules that 

prohibit the conversion of campaign funds to personal use. 

This Report discusses the Committee’s findings and conclusions 

in this matter. The Committee unanimously voted to adopt this Report, which will serve as a reproval of Representative Rush for accepting an impermissible gift. Furthermore, the Committee unanimously found that Representative Rush must repay the value of 

the impermissible gift, amend his Financial Disclosure Statements 

to reflect the gift, and either vacate the office space or commence 

paying for the space within six weeks of the publication of this Report. Finally, the Committee unanimously voted to dismiss the allegations related to donations of campaign funds to the BCCC. 

II. PROCEDURAL HISTORY 

OCE undertook a preliminary review of this matter on January 

29, 2014. On February 28, 2014, OCE initiated a second-phase review. On May 29, 2014, the OCE Board unanimously voted to 

adopt the Findings and refer the matter to the Committee with a 

recommendation for further review. The Committee received OCE’s 

Referral on June 10, 2014. 

Representative Rush then submitted a response to the Committee, through counsel.1 After the Committee received OCE’s Referral and Representative Rush’s response, Citizens for Rush disclosed in a report to the Federal Election Commission (FEC) that 

on October 9, 2014, it made a donation to the BCCC in the amount 

of $10,000.2 Thereafter, the Committee published OCE’s Referral 

and Representative Rush’s response, and publicly announced that 

the Committee would investigate the matter under Committee Rule 

18(a).3

Some of the allegations reviewed by the Committee occurred before the 112th Congress, prior to the Committee’s general investigative jurisdiction, which includes the current and three previous 

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4 As discussed further in this Report, the allegations are that Representative Rush received 

improper gifts, special favors, or campaign contributions, in the form of free rent, from January 

3, 1993, to present. While the allegations dating from January 5, 2011, to present are within 

the Committee’s jurisdiction, the allegations from 1993 to January 5, 2011, are not. However, 

the allegations in connection with non-payment of rent from 1993 to January 4, 2011, appear 

to be directly related to the allegations that are within the Committee’s three-Congress jurisdiction. 5 House Rule XI, cl. 3(a)(2). 

6 5 U.S.C. § 7353(d). 

7 House Rule XXV, cl. 5(a)(1)(A)(i). If no exception applies, House Rules permit a Member to 

accept a gift not otherwise prohibited if the Member ‘‘reasonably and in good faith believes’’’ the 

gift has a value of less than $50 and a cumulative value from one source during a calendar 

year of less than $100. House Rule XXV, cl. 5(a)(1)(B)(i). 8 House Rule XXV, cl. 5(a)(2)(A). 

Congresses. However, pursuant to House Rule XI, clause 3(b)(3) 

and Committee Rule 18(d), the Committee voted to determine that 

these allegations were directly related to alleged violations that occurred within the Committee’s general jurisdiction and did investigate those allegations.4

In the course of its investigation, the Committee issued requests 

for information to Representative Rush and to the entities that own 

and manage the office space leased to Representative Rush. In response to those requests, the Committee received and reviewed 

over 1,400 pages of materials. The Committee also interviewed ten 

individuals, including Representative Rush, who appeared voluntarily before the Committee. Representative Rush fully cooperated 

with the Committee’s investigation. 

In December 2017, the Committee notified Representative Rush 

that it was considering the adoption of a public report that would 

serve as a reproval of him regarding this matter. Before the Committee decided how to resolve this matter, in accordance with 

House Rules, Representative Rush was invited to be heard by the 

Committee in writing and/or in person.5 Representative Rush declined the invitation to be heard by the Committee. Ultimately, the 

Committee determined that the appropriate resolution of this matter was to issue this Report, which will serve as a reproval of Representative Rush’s conduct. 

III. HOUSE RULES, LAWS, REGULATIONS, AND OTHER 

STANDARDS OF CONDUCT 

A federal statute, 5 U.S.C. § 7353, prohibits federal officials, including Members of Congress, from soliciting or accepting anything 

of value, except as provided in rules and regulations issued by their 

supervising ethics office. For House Members, either the Committee or the ‘‘House of Representatives as a whole’’ is the ‘‘supervising ethics office.’’ 6 Accordingly, the House, through House Rule 

XXV, clause 5 (the Gift Rule), has defined the gifts Members may 

accept consistent with federal law. The Gift Rule prohibits a Member from knowingly accepting a gift unless it fits within one of the 

rule’s enumerated exceptions.7 The Gift Rule defines a ‘‘gift’’ broadly, as ‘‘a gratuity, favor, discount, entertainment, hospitality, loan, 

forbearance, or other item having monetary value.’’ 8

House Rule XXIII, clause 6(a), requires that a Member keep his 

campaign funds separate from personal funds. House Rule XXIII, 

clause 6(b) prohibits a Member from converting ‘‘campaign funds to 

personal use in excess of an amount representing reimbursement 

for legitimate and verifiable campaign expenditures.’’ 

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9See 11 CFR § 113.1(g)(2). 10See, e.g., FEC Advisory Ops. 2005–06, 2012–05. Even so, the FEC has permitted significant 

contributions of campaign funds to a charitable organization that employed a candidate’s family 

member where the organization represented that the family member would not be compensated 

from the donated funds. 11 Exhibit 1. 12 At the time the lease was signed, Draper and Kramer operated under the name of Harold 

J. Carlson Associates, Inc. and was one of three general partners of Lake Meadows Associates. 

Exhibit 2. 

Similarly, the Federal Election Campaign Act (FECA), 52 U.S.C. 

§ 30114(b), prohibits the conversion of campaign contributions to 

personal use. FEC regulations specify that a donation of campaign 

funds to a charitable organization may be deemed to be a prohibited conversion if ‘‘the candidate receives compensation from the organization before the organization has expended the entire amount 

donated for purposes unrelated to his or personal benefit.’’ 9 In its 

advisory opinions, the FEC has indicated that the prohibition applies to receipt of compensation not just by candidates but also by 

members of their family.10

Finally, House Rule XXIII, clauses 1 and 2, state that a Member 

‘‘shall behave at all times in a manner that shall reflect creditably 

on the House,’’ and ‘‘shall adhere to the spirit and the letter of the 

Rules of the House.’’ 

IV. BACKGROUND 

A. REPRESENTATIVE RUSH’S CAREER AS AN ELECTED OFFICIAL

In 1983, Representative Rush was elected as Alderman to represent Ward 2 of the City of Chicago. In 1984 and in 1990, respectively, he also became the Committeeman for Ward 2 and the State 

Committeeman for the 1st District of Illinois. As a Ward and State 

Committeeman, Representative Rush supported and promoted candidates for local office and interfaced with constituents. 

In 1992, Representative Rush was elected to the U.S. House of 

Representatives as the Representative for Illinois’ 1st Congressional District. After he was sworn in as a Member of Congress in 

1993, Representative Rush gave up his Alderman post. In 2008, he 

also ceded his position as Ward Committeeman. Representative 

Rush continues to serve as a State Committeeman. 

B. REPRESENTATIVE RUSH’S OFFICE SPACE IN LAKE MEADOWS

SHOPPING CENTER

1. The 1989 lease and Representative Rush’s failure to pay rent 

In August 1989, while he served as Alderman for the City of Chicago, Representative Rush signed a one-year lease for office space 

located at 3361 S. Martin Luther King Drive, Unit C–6, Chicago, 

Illinois (1989 Lease).11 The office was situated in Lake Meadows 

Shopping Center, which was located in Representative Rush’s eventual congressional district. Lake Meadows Shopping Center was 

owned by Lake Meadows Associates, an Illinois limited partnership. Lake Meadows Associates was itself owned by three limited 

liability companies. Pursuant to a management agreement, Lake 

Meadows Associates delegated all day-to-day management responsibilities, including rent collection, to Draper and Kramer, Inc. 

(Draper and Kramer).12

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13 Exhibit 1. 14 Id. at § 1.1(H). 15 Id. at § 1.1(I). 16 Id. at § 6.1. 17 Exhibit 3. 18 Exhibit 1. 19 Exhibit 4. 20 Exhibit 3; Exhibit 5; Exhibit 6. 21 18(a) Interview of Representative Rush. 22 Exhibit 6; Exhibit 7; Exhibit 5; Exhibit 8. 23See Exhibit 8. 24 Exhibit 6. 25 Id. 26 Id. 

The 1989 Lease named ‘‘Bobby Rush, an individual’’ as the tenant.13 Although Representative Rush signed the lease as an individual, the lease specified that the office would be used as ‘‘an aldermanic office for Alderman Rush’s local Chicago political ward, 

known as the Second Ward.’’ 14 The lease also stated that the ‘‘Tenant’s Trade Name’’ was ‘‘Alderman Bobby Rush,’’ 15 although it 

made clear that the ‘‘trade name’’ is not the identity of the ‘‘tenant’’ 

bound by the lease.16

By signing the 1989 Lease, Representative Rush agreed to pay a monthly rent of $1,126.49, which was comprised of a fixed minimum rent of $627.00, a common area use charge of $343.87, an 

insurance charge of $10.04, and a real estate tax charge of 

$145.58.17 Representative Rush also agreed to remit a security deposit of $1,881.00.18 An executed copy of the lease was forwarded 

to Representative Rush in December 1989.19 Because a third party 

occupied the office space and was delayed in vacating it, Draper 

and Kramer permitted Representative Rush to make his first rental payment in January 1990, approximately seven months after the 

lease was executed.20

Representative Rush told the Committee the City of Chicago had 

paid the rent for his previous Aldermanic office, and that he expected the City to also pay for the Lake Meadows office.21 However, this never happened. Representative Rush did not make the 

first required rent payment in January 1990, and apparently never 

paid the security deposit specified by the 1989 Lease. Draper and 

Kramer’s records indicate that throughout 1990, Representative 

Rush was repeatedly asked to pay rent, and he made several promises to pay, even delivering two checks that were returned for insufficient funds.22 Both checks were drawn from the same account, 

which one of the checks identified as the ‘‘Alderman Bobby Rush 

Contingency Account.’’ 23

By September 1990, Representative Rush’s unpaid rent balance had grown to $14,937.19.24 In an internal Draper and Kramer 

memo dated September 19, 1990, the property manager stated that 

she had not issued a notice of eviction to Representative Rush, 

‘‘pending direction of ownership,’’ and concluded: ‘‘I believe that in 

order to have him vacate at the end of his lease term, we will be 

forced to take legal action.’’ 25 The property manager recommended 

that Draper and Kramer ‘‘proceed with action to remove the alderman from space C–6.’’ 26

Despite this recommendation, Draper and Kramer never sent 

Representative Rush a notice that it intended to initiate legal action against him, and it never petitioned a court to evict Representative Rush or force him to pay back rent. Instead, on November 5, 

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27 Exhibit 9. 28 18(a) Interview of Representative Rush. 29 Id. 30See Exhibit 7. Draper and Kramer provided a collections log that covered the time period 

of 1990 through 1992. The Committee requested all similar collections documents for other 

years, but Draper and Kramer was unable to find or produce additional documents. 31See Id. 32 Exhibit 10. 33 18(a) Interview of Property Manager A. 34 18(a) Interview of Senior Vice President A; 18(a) Interview of Property Manager B; 18(a) 

Interview of Property Manager A. 35See 18(a) Interview of Property Manager B. 36 Exhibit 5 at 1. 

1990, Draper and Kramer notified Representative Rush that his 

one-year lease had expired (as of October 31, 1990) and that he 

would be considered a month-to-month tenant ‘‘at the same terms 

and conditions outlined in the initial lease document.’’ 27

Representative Rush told the Committee he did not recall ever 

receiving this notice, which was included in a letter sent to his 

home address.28 Nor did he recall ever being told that Draper and 

Kramer, or anyone else, considered him to be a tenant in the Lake 

Meadows office space after the 1989 Lease expired, with continuing 

obligations under the lease.29

Despite Representative Rush’s lack of recollection, the documentary record is clear that, for several years after the lease expired 

and Representative Rush converted to a month-to-month tenancy, 

Draper and Kramer continued trying to collect rent from Representative Rush.30 These collections efforts consisted of phone 

calls to Representative Rush, in-person discussions with him, and 

written requests. Draper and Kramer’s collections log shows that 

in response to these efforts, Representative Rush made additional 

promises to pay between 1990 and 1992.31 Representative Rush 

also told Draper and Kramer he would set up an arrangement with 

the City of Chicago to cover the rent.32 However, neither Representative Rush nor the City of Chicago actually paid any rent. 

Sometime in the mid-1990s, several years after Representative 

Rush was elected to Congress, Draper and Kramer’s senior management instructed the property manager who oversaw Lake 

Meadows Shopping Center to suspend all collections efforts involving Representative Rush.33 Despite numerous queries to current 

and former Draper and Kramer employees, the Committee could 

not conclusively determine who at Draper and Kramer issued the 

instruction to suspend collections efforts, precisely when it was 

issued, or what motivated the decision. Several witnesses told the 

Committee that Representative Rush’s position as Alderman, as 

well as his other political associations, may have been a factor.34

These witnesses acknowledged this was speculation, and not based 

on any conversations with Draper and Kramer employees or owners.35 However, two documents produced to the Committee lend 

some credence to these suppositions. According to a 1997 inter-office memorandum, by January 1991—one year after the commencement of Representative Rush’s lease, and several months after the 

lease expired—the unpaid rent balance was over $19,000, ‘‘with numerous promises to pay having been made over the prior year.’’ 36

Immediately following this recitation, the memo stated ‘‘(It must be 

noted that at this time we were asking [for] the Alderman’s assistance with the termination of the Newsstand’s right to occupy the 

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37 Id. King Drive is one of the streets that borders Lake Meadows Shopping Center. The Committee learned that in 1991, Draper and Kramer and Lake Meadows Associates were concerned 

that a particular Newsstand (a kiosk that sold newspapers, magazines and other print publications) was encroaching on the shopping center’s property line. See 18(a) Interview of Chief Executive Officer. It is unclear whether Representative Rush in fact assisted with relocating the 

Newsstand or if the issue was resolved in some other way. Representative Rush did not recall 

providing any such assistance. See 18(a) Interview of Representative Rush. 38 Exhibit 11. Draper and Kramer’s accounting documents contain no record of Representative 

Rush making any rental payments in June 1997. Likewise, Representative Rush has not found 

any banking records or other documents showing that he made such payments. 39 18(a) Interview of Property Manager B; 18(a) Interview of Senior Vice President B. 40 18(a) Interview of Representative Rush. 41 Exhibit 12; Exhibit 13. The records show that while the monthly rent for the office space has been a fixed charge of $627, the ‘‘common area use’’ costs have generally increased over the 

years. 42 Exhibit 12. 43 Exhibit 14. 44 Exhibit 15. 45 18(a) Interview of Representative Rush. 

North-East corner of King Dr.)’’ 37 Of course, this preceded Representative Rush’s election to Congress by nearly two years. Another internal Draper and Kramer memo, written in 1999, six 

years after Representative Rush joined the House, stated: ‘‘This 

tenant [Representative Rush] owes $25,272.10 in rent and charges. 

The last rental payment was made in June 1997. In light of the 

political issues associated with this tenant, how do we want to proceed?’’ 38 Neither the author nor the recipient of this memo was 

able to explain to the Committee the meaning of ‘‘political 

issues.’’ 39 For his part, Representative Rush denied providing any 

assistance to Draper and Kramer, or any of the owners of the Lake 

Meadows Shopping Center, at any time during his tenure in Congress.40 The Committee found no evidence that Representative 

Rush was ever asked for, or provided, such assistance. 

Even after Draper and Kramer stopped actively seeking rent 

payments from Representative Rush, the company continued to 

treat him like a bona fide tenant in other respects, both internally 

and in sporadic communications with Representative Rush. For instance, accounting records show that through the 1990s, 2000s, and 

to the present, Draper and Kramer itemized what Representative 

Rush was supposed to have paid each month in rent and fees.41 In 

conjunction with this detailed accounting, Draper and Kramer appears to have sent Representative Rush certain billing statements 

that summarized his unpaid rent balance. For example, a September 2000 statement noted that Representative Rush owed 

$57,031.52.42 Additionally, Draper and Kramer periodically contacted Representative Rush with reminders of the responsibilities 

he had to maintain the appearance and condition of his leased 

space. In a 1997 letter, a then-vice president of operations requested that Representative Rush fix broken windows, remove dirt 

and obsolete campaign signs from windows, and coordinate with 

the gas company to avoid losing heating in the space.43

In a similar letter in 2004, a property manager asked Representative Rush to reimburse Draper and Kramer for plumbing work 

done at the office and to obtain liability insurance.44 Although the 

letter was sent to Representative Rush’s House district office, and 

addressed to his longtime Executive Assistant, Representative 

Rush did not recall receiving the letter or being told of it.45 In the 

letter, the property manager noted that the lease required Representative Rush to provide the landlord with a certificate of insurance, and failure to do so ‘‘can be considered a default of the terms 

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46 Exhibit 15. 47 18(a) Interview of Property Manager C. 48 Id. 49See July 11, 2014 Submission at 1–2. 50See Id. at 1. 51Letter from Scott E. Thomas to Nadia Konstantinova, Aug. 10, 2015 (hereinafter August 

10, 2015 Submission). 52 18(a) Interview of Representative Rush. 53 July 11, 2014 Submission at 2. 

of your lease agreement.’’ 46 The property manager told the Committee that the ‘‘lease’’ she referenced in the letter was the monthto-month tenancy arrangement of which Representative Rush was 

notified in 1990, after the 1989 Lease expired.47 The property manager also told the Committee that Representative Rush never responded to the 2004 letter, reimbursed the landlord for the plumbing work, or provided a certificate of insurance.48

2. Representative Rush’s use of the office space 

Representative Rush does not dispute that for 27 years he has 

been the sole occupant and primary user of the office space at Lake 

Meadows Shopping Center. In submissions to the Committee, Representative Rush has asserted that he used the office space for two 

primary purposes. First, the space was used as storage for a variety of items, including a photocopier, old campaign materials, files 

from Representative Rush’s tenure as an alderman, and ‘‘a few old 

desks, old file cabinets, and old sets of shelves dating back 20 

years.’’ 49 According to Representative Rush, this storage use of the 

space, though constant from the time Representative Rush joined 

the House to the present, has been of limited value, particularly in 

recent years. Representative Rush has described the current contents of the office as ‘‘junk’’ that is ‘‘useless’’’ or ‘‘essentially worthless.’’ 50

Representative Rush has also stated that he used the Lake 

Meadows office between 1993 and 2008, sporadically and for irregular periods, for a variety of other purposes, including (1) meetings 

between Representative Rush as Ward or State Party Committeeman and prospective local candidates; (2) meetings between Representative Rush and his federal campaign committee Treasurer; 

(3) as the campaign headquarters for his sister, in 1995, when she 

ran for a Chicago Alderman position; (4) social meetings with residents of the area surrounding the office; and (5) classes offered by 

a non-profit organization in the 2007–2008 period. Representative 

Rush has asserted that any use of the office for meetings and other 

non-storage purposes wound down after he gave up his position as 

Chicago Ward Committeeman in 2008, and the Committee found 

no evidence to the contrary. As Representative Rush stated in July 

2014, the office space ‘‘has not been used by anyone at all for any 

meetings or gatherings the last two years, and at most has served 

as the dormant repository for abandoned ‘junk’ that has been there 

for many years now.’’ 51 Representative Rush told the Committee in 

2017 that he had not vacated the office space since the OCE investigation began in 2013 because he ‘‘didn’t want to interfere with 

any investigations or what have you, tampering with anything.’’ 52

Representative Rush has estimated that all of his uses of the office, other than for the non-profit classes, totaled 5 days per year 

(at 8 hours per day) from the time he became a House Member in 

1993 through 2008.53 Representative Rush estimated the non-profit 

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54 Id. 55Presently, the BCCC is called the Beloved Community Christian Church of God in Christ, 

abbreviated BCCCOGIC. 56OCE Interview of Representative Rush (OCE’s Referral, Ex. 1) at 2–4. 57 Id. at 3–4. 58 Id. at 15–16; Letter from Scott Thomas to Paul Solis, May 27, 2014 (hereinafter May 27, 

2014 Submission to OCE) at 3. 59 18(a) Interview of Church Administrative Assistant. 60OCE Interview of Representative Rush (OCE’s Referral, Ex. 1) at 6. 61 18(a) Interview of Church Administrative Assistant. 62 Id. 63OCE Interview of Representative Rush’s Son (OCE’s Referral, Ex. 8) at 2, 9–10. 64 Id. at 9. 65 Id. at 11. 66 18(a) Interview of Representative Rush’s Son. 67 Id. 68 Id. 69 18(a) Interview of Church Administrative Assistant. 70 18(a) Interview of Representative Rush. 

organization he lent the Lake Meadows office to in 2007 and 2008 

used the space for approximately 120 hours.54

C. CITIZENS FOR RUSH DONATIONS TO BELOVED COMMUNITY

CHRISTIAN CHURCH

1. BCCC 

Representative Rush founded BCCC,55 a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, in approximately 2002.56 Since its early days, Representative Rush has been BCCC’s pastor and teacher, and a member and leader of its core group, which makes decisions for the 

church.57 He receives no payments from the church.58

BCCC uses a single operating account to hold donations to the 

church and to pay bills and salaries.59 Representative Rush has no 

control over that account, and while he can sign checks drawn on 

the account, two additional signatures are required.60 As the manager of BCCC’s finances, the secretary is responsible for receiving, 

depositing, and cataloguing all donations, and for writing checks to 

cover bills and to pay salaries to BCCC’s employees.61 Over the 

years, BCCC has paid salaries to three of its musicians and the 

custodial engineer.62

2. Representative Rush’s son worked at BCCC 

Representative Rush’s son began working for BCCC as a custodial engineer in July 2013.63 He was paid $300 per week, at the 

same rate as his predecessor.64 He received his salary payments on 

a bi-weekly basis.65 During Representative Rush’s son’s employment with BCCC, there were several periods when the church did 

not have enough money to pay him. Representative Rush’s son estimated that BCCC still owes him around $2,200 in back pay.66

Representative Rush’s son told the Committee he stopped working for BCCC in the spring of 2014,67 and the last payment he received from the church was in March 2014.68 BCCC’s secretary had 

a different recollection, believing that Representative Rush’s son 

worked at BCCC until the fall of 2014.69 Representative Rush told 

the Committee his son was no longer on BCCC’s payroll in October 

2014.70

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71 2013 October Quarterly FEC report. 72 2013 October Quarterly FEC report, amended. 73OCE’s Referral at 20 (Ex. 19). 74 18(a) Interview of Church Administrative Assistant. 75OCE’s Referral at 19–20; May 27, 2014 Submission to OCE at 4. 76 July 11, 2014 Submission at Attachment 1 § 6. 77OCE’s Referral at 19; July 11, 2014 Submission at Attachment 1 § B. 78 18(a) Interview of Church Administrative Assistant. 79 Id. 80 Id. 81 Id. 82 August 10, 2015 Submission at 3. 83 18(a) Interview of Representative Rush’s Son. 

3. July 23, 2013, donation of campaign funds 

In its October 2013 Quarterly FEC report, Citizens for Rush disclosed that on July 23, 2013, it made a $2,100 donation to BCCC.71

On April 15, 2014, Citizens for Rush amended this report to reflect 

that the $2,100 donation had instead been made to Beloved Community Family Services (BCFS), a different non-profit entity.72

BCFS’s bank statement confirmed that on July 23, 2013, BCFS deposited $2,100 into its account.73 BCCC’s secretary, the individual 

responsible for receiving and recording BCCC’s incoming donations, 

told the Committee that she had been unaware of the July 23, 

2013, donation’s existence until this matter came under investigation in 2014.74

In his communications with OCE, Representative Rush affirmed 

that the July 23, 2013, donation was intended for and made to 

BCFS, not BCCC.75 Although Representative Rush had been involved in helping BCFS during its formation, he has not served as 

an officer or a member of its board.76 Over the years, various members of Representative Rush’s family have sat on the BCFS board, 

but they did not receive compensation for those services.77

4. October 9, 2014, donation of campaign funds 

In a Pre-General Election FEC Report that Citizens for Rush 

filed on October 23, 2014, the campaign committee disclosed that 

on October 9, 2014, it made a disbursement to BCCC in the 

amount of $10,000. BCCC’s secretary told the Committee that she 

received the $10,000 check from Representative Rush.78 When he 

handed her the check, Representative Rush issued no instructions 

other than asking that the money be deposited into BCCC’s account.79

BCCC’s secretary told the Committee that when she received and 

deposited the $10,000 donation into BCCC’s single operating account, Representative Rush’s son was still employed by the 

church.80 The secretary could not, however, recall whether at that 

time, in October 2014, BCCC was paying Representative Rush’s 

son for his work or if this was one of the periods when BCCC was 

in arrears on salaries.81 In an August 2015 letter, Representative 

Rush advised the Committee that his son ‘‘has not been compensated for quite some time’’ because BCCC’s stained glass window collapsed in late October 2014 and the church had been experiencing financial difficulties.82 Representative Rush’s son told Committee staff that BCCC did not pay him in 2014, and that the 

church in fact owed him back pay, which he never received.83

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84 House Rule XXV, cl. 5(a)(1)(A)(i). The rule does not have an exception that would permit 

Representative Rush to accept this type of gift. See House Rule XXV, cl. 5(a)(3). 85 House Rule XXV, cl. 5(a)(2)(A). 86 House Rule XXV, cl. 5(a)(1)(B)(i). 87The statute has been recodified as 52 U.S.C.§ 30101. House Rule XXV, cl. 5(a)(3)(B). 88Prior to January 1, 2011, Illinois had no legal limit on the contributions a single donor could 

make to a state candidate on an annual basis. See S.B. 1466, 96th Gen. Assembly. In 2011, Illi- nois established the following statutory limits: $5,000 from an individual; $10,000 from a corContinued 

V. FINDINGS 

A. REPRESENTATIVE RUSH ACCEPTED A GIFT OF OFFICE SPACE THAT

EXCEEDED THE GIFT RULE LIMITS

1. Representative Rush received a gift of rent-free office space 

The Gift Rule prohibits a Member from knowingly accepting a 

gift unless it fits within one of the Rule’s enumerated exceptions.84

A ‘‘gift’’ is defined as ‘‘a gratuity, favor, discount, entertainment, 

hospitality, loan, forbearance, or other item having monetary 

value.’’ 85 The Committee considered whether the arrangement between Draper and Kramer and Representative Rush, which allowed 

the Member to occupy and use office space for his entire tenure in 

the House without any payment of rent, was a ‘‘forbearance,’’ i.e., Draper and Kramer had a legal right to demand payment of rent 

from Representative Rush at all times and chose not to. If so, the 

value of the gift to Representative Rush would be simple: the full 

value of the forbearance, which would be the amount of rent that 

was not paid. Ultimately, the Committee concluded Draper and 

Kramer likely waived its legal right to collect rent. However, the 

Committee also concluded the office space was an ‘‘item having 

monetary value.’’ As such, the office space was a gift, and was subject to the strict limits of the Gift Rule. That rule permits a Member to accept a gift (not otherwise prohibited) only if it fits within 

one of the enumerated exceptions. If no exception applies, then the 

gift may be accepted only if the Member ‘‘reasonably and in good 

faith believes’’ it has a value of less than $50 and a cumulative 

value from one source during a calendar year of less than $100.86

2. Rent-free use of the office did not amount to a campaign contribution 

The Gift Rule has one exception that, in light of how OCE interpreted the facts of this matter, bears examining. Specifically, the 

Gift Rule exempts from its prohibitions the receipt of a ‘‘contribution, as defined in section 301(8) of the Federal Election Campaign 

Act of 1971 (2 U.S.C. 431) that is lawfully made under that Act, 

a lawful contribution for the election to a State or local government 

office, or attendance at a fundraising event sponsored by a political 

organization described in section 527(e) of the Internal Revenue 

Code of 1986.’’ 87 OCE found substantial reason to believe Draper 

and Kramer made recurring in-kind contributions to the campaign 

committees for Representative Rush’s state and federal positions— 

Citizens for Rush and Friends of Bobby Rush—by allowing those 

committees to use the Lake Meadows office without taking legal action to force Representative Rush to pay rent. Based on its method 

of valuing the office space, OCE concluded that the campaign contributions exceeded the limits set by federal law, and from 2011 on, 

by Illinois law.88 OCE thus found substantial reason to believe the 

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poration, labor union, or association; $50,000 from a political action committee or another candidate political committee. See id. § 9–8.5. 89OCE’s Referral at 17. 90 52 U.S.C. 30101(8)(A)(i); see also 11 CFR § 100.52(a). 91The Act defines a contribution as ‘‘a gift, subscription, donation, dues, loan, advance, deposit 

of money, or anything of value, knowingly received in connection with the nomination for election, election, or retention of any candidate or person to or in public office or in connection with 

any question of public policy.’’ 10 ILCS 5/9–1.4(A)(1). 92 52 U.S.C. 30116(a)(7)(B)(i). 93 Cf. McCormick v. United States, 500 U.S. 257, 271 (in determining ‘‘whether payments 

made to an elected official are in fact campaign contributions’’’ or were unlawful payoffs as part 

of an extortion scheme, ‘‘the intention of the parties is a relevant consideration.’’). 94See Exhibit 1 at § 1.1(H) (‘‘Use (Article VI): As an Aldermanic office for Alderman Rush’s 

local Chicago political Ward, known as the Second Ward.’’); id. at § 6.1 (‘‘Tenant agrees that the 

Leased Premises shall be used and occupied by Tenant or anyone else claiming under Tenant 

only for the purpose specified as the use thereof in Section 1.1.H. and for no other purpose or 

purposes without the prior consent of Landlord.’’) 95See, e.g., FEC, Factual and Legal Analysis regarding Pettit Square Partners, LLC, MUR 

6463, May 7, 2012, at 3 (available at http://eqs.fec.gov/eqsdocsMUR/12044321389.pdf) (where lessor of office space allowed the Democratic National Committee to use the space without notice 

to the landlord, and the lease expressly prohibited subletting the space without the landlord’s 

consent, the landlord ‘‘may not have authorized the DNC to occupy the space or otherwise make 

an in-kind contribution under the Act. Under these circumstances, the Commission dismisses 

the allegations related to [the landlord].’’). 

contributions were not ‘‘lawfully made under the Act’’ and did not 

fit within the exception to the Gift Rule.89 Accordingly, any campaign contributions in excess of federal and state limits represented gifts to Representative Rush, which the Gift Rule did not 

allow him to accept or retain. 

The Committee also concluded that the Gift Rule and its limitations applied to Representative Rush’s receipt of the rent-free office 

space. However, the Committee found the office space was a gift to 

Representative Rush personally, not a contribution to his federal 

and state campaigns. The Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 

(FECA) defines a campaign contribution as ‘‘any gift, subscription, 

loan, advance, or deposit of money or anything of value made by 

any person for the purpose of influencing any election for Federal 

office.’’ 90 (Emphasis added). The Illinois Campaign Financing Act 

includes a similar definition.91 FECA further specifies that an inkind contribution is made by any person ‘‘in cooperation, consultation, or concert with, or at the request or suggestion of, a candidate, his authorized political committees, or their agents.’’ 92 Accordingly, when considering whether a candidate’s receipt of a free 

or discounted good or service should be considered a contribution 

to the candidate’s electoral campaign, the intent of the person providing the good or service is important.93

In this case, there is no evidence that Draper and Kramer, or the 

owner of the Lake Meadows Shopping Center, Lake Meadows Associates, knowingly provided free office space to Representative 

Rush’s state or federal campaign committees, or that they did so 

for the purpose of influencing, or in connection with, any of Representative Rush’s campaigns. Indeed, the available evidence is all 

to the contrary. Most importantly, the lease provided that the office 

would be used as an Aldermanic office, and not for any other purpose.94 Thus, Draper and Kramer expressly did not authorize use 

of the office for Representative Rush’s state and federal campaigns. 

Under a similar set of facts, the FEC found that where a landlord 

leased office space to a person who was not a candidate or campaign committee, and that person allowed a campaign committee 

to use the space free of charge, the landlord did not intend to make 

an in-kind contribution to the campaign committee.95 As in this 

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96See id.; see also Exhibit 1 at § 12.1 (‘‘Tenant shall not transfer, assign, sublet, enter into 

a license or concession agreement or hypothecate this Lease or Tenant’s interest in and to the 

Leased Premises, or permit any transfer of Tenant’s Interest created hereby . . . or permit the 

use or occupancy of the Leased Premises or any part thereof by anyone other than Tenant, without first obtaining the prior written consent of Landlord.’’) 97 18(a) Interview of Chief Executive Officer. 98See FEC, In the Matter of Fourth Lenox Terrace Associates, Gen. Counsel’s Rept. #2, Aug. 

11, 2011 (available at http://eqs.fec.gov/eqsdocsMUR/12044312868.pdf). 99See id. at 5. 100See id. at 9–12, 19. 101See 18(a) Interview of Senior Vice President A (Senior Vice President in charge of property 

management) (‘‘Q. Do you know what the office was used for? A. I don’t know that either.’’); 

OCE Interview of Property Manager C (Property Manager of Lake Meadows Shopping Center, 

who worked in the shopping center two doors down from Representative Rush’s office from 2002 

to 2013, had never heard the name of Representative Rush’s congressional campaign committee). 

case, the terms of the lease permitted use of the space for a specific, non-campaign, purpose, and the lease prohibited the tenant 

who signed the lease from subletting the space to any other tenant 

without the landlord’s express permission.96 It is also significant 

that, according to the President and CEO of Draper and Kramer, 

he believed Representative Rush had vacated the Lake Meadows 

office soon after he became a month-to-month tenant in late 1991.97

His surprise that Representative Rush occupied the space for the 

next twenty years is obviously inconsistent with any intent to make 

an in-kind contribution to Representative Rush’s campaigns. 

The FEC’s General Counsel reached a different conclusion with 

respect to an apartment that Representative Charlie Rangel rented 

as a residential unit but used as a campaign office.98 However, the 

facts in this case are distinguishable from Representative Rangel’s 

circumstances. In the Representative Rangel matter, the FEC’s 

General Counsel noted that the lease required residential use of 

the unit, and prohibited subletting without the landlord’s consent,99 but nonetheless found that the landlord made in-kind contributions to Representative Rangel’s campaign committees by allowing the committees to use the unit for rent that was below-market for a comparable office space. It appears the FEC’s General 

Counsel was willing to ‘‘look past’’ the lease restrictions because 

the evidence showed that the landlord’s employees or executives 

knew or should have known Representative Rangel was using the 

unit as a campaign office, contrary to the terms of the lease. The 

evidence for this conclusion included the landlord’s receipt of rent 

checks from the campaign committees, and emails from the committees including the apartment address and unit number, as well 

as testimony from a senior executive of the landlord company that 

he knew the campaign committees were using the apartment as an 

office.100 None of those facts exist in this case, and each relevant 

fact is to the contrary: (1) Representative Rush’s campaign committees never paid rent to, or communicated with, the landlord, Draper and Kramer; (2) the President of Draper and Kramer, along with 

other company officers and employees, had no idea the committees 

were using the office space; 101 (3) while one Draper and Kramer 

executive may have known that Representative Rush was still occupying the office space as late as 2009, internal communications 

to the executive indicated the tenant was the ‘‘2nd Ward Democratic Party’’; (4) the signage on the outside of the Lake Meadows 

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102The word ‘‘committeeman’’ is printed in a different font and color below this statement, 

but it is unclear whether this refers to Representative Rush’s former position as a city committeeman or his current position as a state committeeman. 103See Exhibit 17; Exhibit 13. 104See House Comm. on Ethics, In the Matter of Allegations Relating to Representative Don 

Young, H. Rep. 113–487, 113th Cong., 2d Sess. (2014) (hereinafter Young); House Comm. on 

Ethics, In the Matter of Allegations Relating to Representative Jean Schmidt, H. Rep. 112–195, 

112th Cong., 1st Sess. (2011) (hereinafter Schmidt); House Comm. on Standards of Official Conduct, In the Matter of the Investigation into Officially Connected Travel of House Members to 

Attend the Carib News Foundation Multinational Business Conferences in 2007 and 2008, H. 

Rep. 111–422, 111th Cong. 2nd Sess. (2010) (hereinafter Carib News). 105See Young at 4. 106See Schmidt at 16–17. 

office reads ‘‘2nd Ward Regular Democratic Party Bobby Rush,’’ 102

which refers to Representative Rush’s former position as the Alderman of Chicago’s Second Ward; there is no indication on the exterior of the office that it has ever housed Representative Rush’s 

state or federal campaign committees. Consistent with all of this 

evidence, Draper and Kramer’s internal records of the rent due on 

the Lake Meadows office continued to identify it as the ‘‘Second 

Ward Office’’ or ‘‘Second Ward Democratic Party’’ until at least 

2009, and there is no reason to believe that designation has 

changed since then.103

Thus, based on the factors the FEC has considered in other matters, the failure of Draper and Kramer, and Lake Meadows Associates, to collect rent on the Lake Meadows office which Representative Rush leased as ‘‘Bobby Rush, an individual,’’ to house a local 

elected office—did not result in an in-kind contribution to Representative Rush’s state or federal campaign committees because 

the lease only permitted the office to be used as an Aldermanic office and the evidence does not show that Draper and Kramer or 

Lake Meadows Associates knew or should have known the campaign committees were the ‘‘true’’ tenants. 

There is also no evidence that Representative Rush viewed the 

office space as a contribution to his state or federal campaigns. He 

never disclosed it as such on state or federal campaign filings before OCE began its investigation, and when he subsequently revised those filings, he listed the unpaid rent as debts of his state 

committeeman and federal campaign committees, not as contributions (which would not incur an obligation to repay). 

Thus, there is no indication that the rent-free office space Representative Rush received was ever intended to be, or would fit 

within the legal definition of, a campaign contribution. Accordingly, 

the Committee found the rent-free office space was a gift to Representative Rush, not a contribution to his campaigns. 

3. Value of the gift of office space 

The Committee has a longstanding practice of finding Members 

should repay the value of improper gifts they accept.104 Although 

the Committee has not previously addressed the issue of a gift in 

the form of free office space, In the Matter of Representative Don 

Young, the Committee found Representative Young must repay the 

value of free lodging he accepted in violation of the Gift Rule.105

Likewise, In the Matter of Representative Jean Schmidt, the Committee found Representative Schmidt must repay over $500,000 for 

legal services she received but was not billed for, even though she 

was unaware that a private entity had paid for them.106

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107 Exhibit 9. 108 Id. 109See, e.g., 18(a) Interview of Property Manager C. 110 18(a) Interview of Representative Rush. 111See Exhibit 1 at § 24.11. 112See, e.g., Exhibit 18 (noting ‘‘your past due balance of $29,517.10’’ and stating this ‘‘past 

due balance is due with your May 1999 charges above.’’); Exhibit 17 (September 2000 rent statement addressed to Representative Rush at the Lake Meadows office, with a ‘‘balance due’’ of 

$57,031.52). 113The Gift Rule has changed several times since 1993. See p. 21. 114 Black’s Law Dictionary (Tenth Ed.) at 760. 

As previously discussed, Representative Rush signed a lease for 

the Lake Meadows office in August of 1989, which required him to 

pay $1,126.49 per month, inclusive of both rent and ‘‘common access charges’’ for shared services such as security and sanitation, 

for the one-year lease term. When the written lease expired, the 

landlord mailed a letter to Representative Rush’s home, notifying 

him that ‘‘your occupancy is on a month-to-month basis only, at the 

same terms and conditions outlined in the initial lease document.’’ 107 The notice further stated that the landlord ‘‘reserves the 

right to terminate this lease upon 30 days written notice.’’ 108 Draper and Kramer never provided notice of termination of the lease. 

Thus, by both the terms of the letter and in the view of the company’s employees,109 Representative Rush remains a month-tomonth tenant today. 

Representative Rush told the Committee he has no recollection 

of receiving any notice that he was bound by the lease for the Lake 

Meadows office after the original lease expired on October 31, 

1990.110 The Committee accepts Representative Rush’s lack of 

recollection, but there is no reason to believe he did not receive the 

notice mailed to his home. Moreover, the lease Representative 

Rush signed states: ‘‘Notice and demands [to the tenant] shall be 

deemed to have been given when mailed.’’ 111 Finally, as previously 

discussed, Draper and Kramer sent Representative Rush numerous 

letters over the years, to his home address, his House District office, and the Lake Meadows office, indicating that he was still a 

‘‘tenant,’’ and that he remained bound by the terms of the lease. 

Indeed, some of these notices informed Representative Rush that 

he continued to accrue an increasingly substantial balance of pastdue rent.112

Given this, there is an argument that Lake Meadows Associates, 

the owners of the Lake Meadows office, had a legal right to require 

Representative Rush to pay the full monthly charges specified in 

the 1989 Lease, from the start of the lease to the present. Once 

Representative Rush was sworn in as a House Member in January 

1993, he was subject to the Gift Rule, which currently prohibits a 

Member from accepting any gift unless it fits within an enumerated exception to the Gift Rule. If no exception applies, and the gift 

is not otherwise prohibited, the Member may accept a gift valued 

at less than $50, or totaling less than $100 from a single source 

in a year.113 The Gift Rule defines such a gift broadly, and includes 

a ‘‘forbearance.’’ Although the Gift Rule does not define that term, 

a forbearance is generally defined as ‘‘[t]he act of refraining from 

enforcing a right, obligation, or debt.’’ 114 Thus, if Lake Meadows 

Associates, or its agent Draper and Kramer, had a legal right to 

collect the amount specified in the 1989 Lease from Representative 

Rush, and that right continued until the present, then the total 

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115Whalen v. K Mart Corp., 166 Ill. App. 3d 339, 343 (Ill. App. Ct. 1st Dist. Feb. 2, 1988). 116See National Tea Co. v. Commerce & Industry Ins. Co., 119 Ill. App. 3d 195 (Ill. App. Ct. 

1st Dist. Oct. 28, 1983). 117Whalen, 166 Ill. App. 3d at 343 (citing Saverslak v. Davis-Cleaner Produce Co., 606 F.2d 

208, 213 (7th Cir. 1979), cert. denied 444 U.S. 1078 (1980)). 118 Id. 119 Id. 120 Id. 

value of the gift to Representative Rush during the 24 years he has 

been subject to the Gift Rule as a Member is the amount he was 

obligated to pay, under the 1989 Lease, from 1993 to the present. 

While this formulation of the value of the gift is both simple and 

clear, the Committee did not find it appropriate as a matter of law. 

The failure to collect rent from Representative Rush was a forbearance only if Draper and Kramer, acting as the agent for Lake 

Meadows Associates, had a legal right to collect the rent. But it is 

likely that, at some point during Representative Rush’s tenure in 

the House, Draper and Kramer effectively forfeited this right. Indeed, this appears to have been an intentional waiver. In a 1990 

memo, written before Representative Rush was elected to Congress, 

the property manager for the Lake Meadows office recommended to 

her superiors that they take legal action to evict Representative 

Rush and collect the overdue rent. Draper and Kramer never did 

so. Instead, sometime in the mid-1990’s, management directed the 

property managers to cease all efforts to collect the rent. While the 

occasional automated reminder of a past-due balance may have 

gone out, Draper and Kramer never issued a formal demand for 

payment to Representative Rush or initiated any legal action to 

evict him or obtain a money judgement against him. 

Given this course of conduct, it appears that Draper and Kramer 

waived its right to collect rent from Representative Rush. Under Illinois law, ‘‘[p]arties to a contract have the power to waive provisions placed in the contract for their benefit and such a waiver may 

be established by conduct indicating that strict compliance with the 

contractual provisions will not be required.’’ 115 Waiver of a contractual right can be implied or express.116 ‘‘An implied waiver of a 

legal right may arise when conduct of the person against whom 

waiver is asserted is inconsistent with any other intention than to 

waive it.’’ 117 Where the non-breaching party to a contact ‘‘has intentionally relinquished a known right, either expressly or by conduct inconsistent with an intent to enforce that right, he has 

waived it and may not thereafter seek judicial enforcement.’’ 118

Further, ‘‘[a] party to a contract may not lull another into a false 

assurance that strict compliance with a contractual duty will not 

be required and then sue for noncompliance.’’ 119 Here, the record 

is clear that Draper and Kramer’s management decided, before 

Representative Rush was elected to the House, that it would not 

enforce its legal right to sue him for nonpayment of rent. Thus, 

Draper and Kramer engaged in ‘‘conduct inconsistent with an intent to enforce that right . . . and may not thereafter seek judicial 

enforcement.’’ 120

The common law doctrine of laches may also apply in these circumstances. The Supreme Court of Illinois has defined laches as ‘‘a 

neglect or omission to assert a right, taken in conjunction with a 

lapse of time of more or less duration, and other circumstances 

causing prejudice to an adverse party, as will operate to bar relief 

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121Meyers v. Kissner, 149 Ill.2d 1, 12 (1992). 122See Bremer v. Bremer, 411 Ill. 454, 468, 104 N.E.2d 299 (1952). 123See Exhibit 6. 124While laches is a defense generally applicable in actions for equitable relief—while a suit 

for unpaid rent would be an action at law—the Illinois Supreme Court has held that ‘‘laches 

analysis is no longer mechanically applied to all actions denominated equitable, particularly 

where such an application would frustrate the intent of the legislature.’’ See Sundance Homes 

v. County of Du Page, 195 Ill. 2d 257, 271 (Ill. Feb. 16, 2001). Further, laches may apply where 

a plaintiff seeks both legal and equitable remedies. See General Auto Service Station, LLC v. 

Garrett, 2016 IL App (1st) 151924, at 4 (Mar. 2, 2016). It appears that would be true if Draper 

and Kramer sought to enforce the lease with Representative Rush, as it would sue for both legal 

relief (unpaid rent) and the equitable remedy of eviction. 125 House Ethics Manual (2008) at 32 (hereinafter Ethics Manual). 126 Id. 

in equity.’’ 121 For laches to apply, a plaintiff must have knowledge 

of his right, yet fail to assert it in a timely manner.122 Here, there 

is no question that Draper and Kramer believed it had a right to 

initiate a legal action to evict Representative Rush from the Lake 

Meadows office and force him to pay the past-due rent.123 Yet 

Draper and Kramer never acted to enforce its rights, and made an 

explicit decision not to do so. The prejudice to Representative Rush 

is clear: if he believed a court would one day force him to pay 27 

years of back rent, there is little doubt he would have vacated the 

Lake Meadows office long ago.124

Under either a theory of waiver or laches, the Committee believes Draper and Kramer forfeited any legal right to collect unpaid 

rent from Representative Rush long ago. Accordingly, as a matter 

of law, Representative Rush did not receive the benefit of a forbearance from the payment of rent for the Lake Meadows office. 

However, this does not mean the office space was not a gift to 

Representative Rush, or that the gift had no value. The House Ethics Manual states: 

[W]hen a Member . . . is offered a tangible item, a service, or anything else, he or she must first determine 

whether the item has monetary value. If it does, then the 

individual may accept it only in accordance with provisions 

of the gift rule. This is so even if the donor obtained the 

gift without charge.125

This statement is immediately followed by an example: 

A Member has been invited to play golf by an acquaintance who belongs to a country club, and under the rules 

of the club, the guest of a club member plays without any 

fee. Nevertheless, the Member’s use of the course would be 

deemed a gift to the Member from his host, having a value 

of the amount that the country club generally charges for 

a round of golf.126

While the facts here are more complex, the same principle applies: even if Draper and Kramer at some point waived its right to 

collect overdue rent from Representative Rush, and even if Draper 

and Kramer lost nothing by allowing Representative Rush to use 

the space, the office still had value to Representative Rush. That 

value was a gift to Representative Rush. 

The facts here bear some resemblance to those in the Carib News 

matter, where several Members accepted gifts of travel from a private trip sponsor. An investigative subcommittee (ISC) determined 

that some of the travel expenses were in fact paid by other entities, 

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127See Carib News at 111. 128See id. at 111–13. 129See id. at 119. The Committee applied House Rule XXV, clause 5(a)(1)(B)(ii): ‘‘A gift of a 

ticket to a sporting or entertainment event shall be valued at the face value of the ticket or, 

in the case of a ticket without a face value, at the highest cost of a ticket with a face value 

for the event. The price printed on a ticket to an event shall be deemed its face value only if 

it also is the price at which the issuer offers that ticket for sale to the public.’’ 130See id. at 118, n.387. 131 Id. at IV. 

which could not sponsor private travel.127 The ISC thus attempted 

to determine the value of these impermissible gifts to the Members. 

One sticking point was the air travel several Members accepted; according to the airline that provided tickets to the private trip sponsor, the tickets were ‘‘promotional,’’ and were thus supplied at no 

cost.128 Given this, the Committee found that the value of the tickets ‘‘should have been reported . . . at the fair market value pursuant to the gift rule because the tickets had no face value.’’ 129 This 

presented a different issue: the airline ‘‘advised the Subcommittee 

that an actual value for the tickets could not be determined because of the nature of the promotional tickets. However, they subsequently provided the walk-up fare that would have been charged 

if the tickets were purchased the day of travel at the ticket 

counter.’’ 130 Ultimately, the ISC concluded that Members should be 

required to repay this ‘‘walk-up fare’’ for their flights,131 even 

though the private trip sponsor would not have waited until the 

last minute to arrange Member travel, and the walk-up fare was 

likely higher than the fare for an advance purchase. 

In this case, the Lake Meadows office did have a ‘‘face value’’— 

the amount specified in the lease—when Representative Rush 

rented it. However, because the landlord slept on its rights to collect the rent from 1990 to the present, the office is now more akin 

to the ‘‘promotional fare’’ that Members received for air travel in 

Carib News, meaning a price that is artificial, and does not reflect 

the item’s true market value. In Carib News, flights from the United States to Antigua had a promotional fare of $0. Here, the 

landlord effectively charged Representative Rush $0 in rent, even 

when it had the right to collect the rent specified in the lease, and 

ultimately waived its right to collect even that amount. 

The fact that Draper and Kramer effectively, and intentionally, 

waived its right to collect rent from Representative Rush for the 

Lake Meadows office means only that the gift of office space to him 

cannot be valued solely by reference to the lease Representative 

Rush signed. However, Representative Rush still received a thing 

of value. Given this, the Committee was required to find an alternative way to calculate the fair market value of the gift. In Carib 

News, the fair market value of the flights was based on a hypothetical day-of-travel purchase, which was likely higher than the 

rate any Member or sponsor, booking travel months in advance, 

would have actually paid. In this case, the alternative value, based 

on Representative Rush’s actual use of the office space, is lower 

than the rent specified in the lease. In light of the uncommon, factspecific circumstances in both matters, the Committee felt comfortable utilizing these alternative market valuations. 

Ultimately, given the passage of time and the limited evidence 

from third-party sources regarding how the Lake Meadows office 

was used, and to what degree, the Committee largely accepted the 

valuation proposed by Representative Rush himself, which is based 

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132See July 11, 2014 Submission at 1. 133See id. at 1. 134See May 27, 2014 Submission to OCE at 3. 135See July 11, 2014 Submission at 6. 136See OCE Interview of Representative Rush (OCE’s Referral, Ex. 1) at 33 (‘‘Then when I 

became a Member of Congress, that office—because I was a Ward Committeeman, we started 

having meetings in that office and Ward meetings. . . . if you’re involved in Ward politics, you 

got to have a place where your precinct captains could meet, where your precinct captains could 

conduct their business, and you have regular Ward meetings. So we did that for a few years.’’); 

see also id. at 33–34. (‘‘And I’m a state party official . . . so I supported a number of candidates. 

Continued 

on Representative Rush’s own estimates of how and when he used 

the office. This estimate relies on the replacement value of the office space, meaning what Representative Rush would have had to 

pay to use similar space to a similar extent. 

As previously discussed, Representative Rush has asserted that 

he used the office space for two primary purposes: for storage of old 

office equipment and records from his time as a Chicago Alderman, 

and, more intermittently, for a variety of meetings, campaign activities (both his own and of other candidates), and classes offered 

by a non-profit organization to educate at-risk youth. 

If Representative Rush had moved out of the Lake Meadows office when he was sworn in to the House in 1993, and chosen to find 

storage space for his old Aldermanic files and file cabinets, along 

with a few tables, a photocopier, and other office equipment, he 

would have had to pay something for that space. Representative 

Rush has asserted that a comparable storage space in the same 

area would cost him $250 per month.132 However, the Committee 

did not find that this storage value of the space represented a gift 

to Representative Rush because it is clear from Representative 

Rush’s testimony to OCE and the Committee, and from the rest of 

the factual record, that Representative Rush would not have paid 

the replacement cost of the space. Instead, Representative Rush 

has stated, and the Committee has no reason to doubt, that he 

views the items stored in the Lake Meadows office as ‘‘junk’’ that 

is ‘‘useless’’ ’ or ‘‘essentially worthless.’’ 133 Consistent with this 

view, Representative Rush told OCE in 2014 he ‘‘sees no value in 

keeping the old Aldermanic or Committeeman records, sees no 

value in the old copy machines stored there, and is perfectly willing 

to clear out the space, and hand over the keys immediately because 

the space really has no practical value to his Committeeman operation.’’ 134 He made a similar statement to the Committee, saying 

he was ‘‘perfectly willing to empty out the space today, [and] discard the old equipment, records, and other items stored there.’’ 135

Given these statements, and the low value Representative Rush assigned to the contents of the Lake Meadows office, the Committee 

determined that if the landlord of the space had ever demanded 

payment of rent, Representative Rush would have simply disposed 

of whatever items the office contained. Accordingly, it was not necessary or appropriate for the Committee to calculate the replacement value of the storage components of the office space, because 

that usage would not have been replaced. 

The same cannot be said of the use of the office as a meeting 

space. Representative Rush told OCE he used the office space for 

a variety of in-person meetings over the years, and that many of 

those meetings were necessary to the performance of his roles as 

a Ward and State Committeeman.136 Thus, the Committee found 

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That office was used primarily for meeting with those candidates, me gathering material from 

those candidates, me circulating material for those candidates, and that was all the way up 

until, I’d say [2007 or 2008], maybe longer.’’) 137See id. at 41 (‘‘Since I stopped being a Ward Committeeman, then there was no need to 

have that office.’’) 138See July 11, 2014 Submission at 2. 139 Although there is no daily record of use of the Lake Meadows office from 1993 through 

the present, contemporaneous accounts from the staff of the management company suggest the 

office was infrequently occupied. See, e.g., Exhibit 14 (March 24, 1997, letter to Representative 

Rush: ‘‘We have noticed that your Lake Meadows Shopping Center office has not been utilized 

for several months. Many area residents and business professionals have stopped at our office 

demonstrating their frustration with their inability to contact you at this location.’’); Exhibit 19 

(June 7, 2011 email to Representative Rush’s Executive Assistant: ‘‘Since someone is not always 

in the office, I’m wondering how we could show the space to a prospective tenant, as that need 

may arise.’’); Exhibit 20 (March 6, 2012, letter to Representative Rush: ‘‘someone is not always 

in that office.’’); see also 18(a) Interview of Property Manager A (former Property Manager of 

Lake Meadows Shopping Center, discussing the period from 1996 to 1998: ‘‘most of the time it 

was, you could see that it was dark from within, so I guess the occasional use was what I could 

best typify as my experience with [Representative Rush].’’); 18(a) Interview of Senior Vice President B (employee of the Lake Meadows management company from 1997 to 2014: ‘‘I also never 

saw anyone in there, you know . . . and I was, you know, at the property off and on over the 

years, kind of—I didn’t really view it as occupied.’’) 140See July 11, 2014 Submission at 2. 141 It appears Representative Rush did allow his sister to use the Lake Meadows office as a 

campaign office for her own race for Chicago Alderman in 1995. See 18(a) Interview of Representative Rush. Although this usage appears to have been sporadic and quite limited, the 

Committee attributed it to Representative Rush, as it benefitted his family member. 

Representative Rush would have had to find, and presumably pay 

for, meeting space to replace the Lake Meadows office. Of course, 

the office was not used continuously, and it seems to have been 

used less and less over the years. Indeed, the primary use of the 

space, as a Ward Committeeman office, ended in 2008 when Representative Rush relinquished that office.137

Representative Rush has estimated that all of the non-storage 

uses of the office, with the exception of the non-profit organization’s 

classes, totaled 5 days per year (at 8 hours per day) from the time 

he became a House Member in 1993 through 2008.138 The Committee found the record consistent with this estimate.139 The record 

also supports Representative Rush’s estimate that the non-profit 

organization used the space for approximately 120 hours in 2007 

and 2008.140 However, these estimates includes uses of the space 

by people other than Representative Rush. Representative Rush 

did not lead, and was not responsible for, the non-profit’s classes, 

and there is no reason to think he would have paid to rent space 

to hold the classes, if he did not have the empty Lake Meadows office. Likewise, Representative Rush’s estimates include other candidates’ use of the space for their local office campaigns. There is 

no indication Representative Rush would have rented campaign offices for any unrelated candidates.141 Thus, these uses of the Lake 

Meadows office had no replacement value to Representative Rush 

because he would not have paid to replace them. Further, to the 

extent Representative Rush allowed a non-profit organization or 

other candidates to use the office, the free space was a gift to them, 

not to Representative Rush. 

Accordingly, the Committee did not calculate a replacement 

value for use of the Lake Meadows office by the non-profit organization to teach classes to at-risk youth. The Committee also subtracted from Representative Rush’s estimate of the total use of the 

office space the Committee’s own estimate of usage by other candidates. These calculations were necessarily imprecise. However, 

the Committee believed they reflected a fair assessment of the 

value of the Lake Meadows office attributed to Representative 

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142See July 11, 2014 Submission at 2. 143 Rental rates are only publicly available from 2011 to present. 144See, e.g., 18(a) Interview of Shopping Center Manager. 145See Ethics Manual at 32 (Member may only accept an item if it fits within the value limits 

of the Gift Rule ‘‘even if the donor obtained the gift without charge.’’) 146See July 11, 2014 Submission at 3. 

Rush’s own use of the space. The Committee thus estimated Representative Rush himself used the Lake Meadows office for approximately three days a year, at eight hours a day, from 1993 to 

2008, for a total of 384 hours. 

Representative Rush has stated that a meeting space with the 

same capacity as the Lake Meadows office, in the same area, currently rents for $65 per hour.142 However, it appears the rental 

rate was significantly lower in previous years, and the Committee 

estimated the YMCA meeting space, or similar space, would have 

rented for no more than $40 between 1993 and 2008.143 Accordingly, for a total of 384 hours of usage between 1993 and 2008, the 

Committee estimated the replacement value of the Lake Meadows 

office for meeting space at $15,360. 

Although the Committee’s valuation of the gift to Representative 

Rush is largely based on the Member’s own estimate of the replacement value of the space, Representative Rush has also asserted 

that the space may have had no value, or that his occupancy of the 

office provided a value to the Lake Meadows Shopping Center, 

which offset whatever he received in free use of the space. 

Several current and former Draper and Kramer employees told 

Committee staff that the Lake Meadows office was ‘‘unleasable,’’ 144

by which they seemed to mean that, in the years between 1989 and 

the present, no tenant could be found who would pay the rent Representative Rush agreed to pay. This was in part due to the physical condition and surroundings of the shopping center, which have 

varied from bleak to improved over the years, and in part due to 

the location of the Lake Meadows office, in a dark and somewhat 

isolated corner of the shopping center. However, no Draper and 

Kramer witnesses suggested that the office space was unleasable 

at any price, and there is no reason to think the space had literally 

zero value to its owners. Even if that were true, as previously discussed, an item that has no cost (or value) to the giver of a gift 

may still have value to the recipient.145 In this case, the office 

space clearly had value to Representative Rush, although his use 

of the space varied over time. Indeed, Representative Rush has acknowledged that he would have been required to pay some amount 

for storage and meeting space if he could not use the Lake Meadows office for those purposes. Accordingly, the free use of that 

space was subject to the Gift Rule. 

Representative Rush has also argued that the presence of his office in a downtrodden shopping center was of some benefit to Draper and Kramer, and this benefit should offset the rent he did not 

pay.146 But the Gift Rule cannot be applied in this way. A lobbyist 

who invites a Member on a trip with clients may obtain a significant benefit from the Member’s presence. However, that value does 

not decrease the value of the gift of travel to the Member. Likewise, in this case it is likely that Lake Meadows Shopping Center 

derived some benefit from having Representative Rush as a tenant; 

his office increased foot traffic in a corner of the shopping center 

and may have lent some prestige to the complex. Yet this does not 

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147See, e.g., Schmidt at 19 (‘‘The Committee recognizes that the lawyers . . . have been representing Representative Schmidt for more than two years . . . and the legal fees for this work 

are substantial. For this reason, the Committee does not expect Representative Schmidt to fully 

pay the lawyers . . . immediately. However, Representative Schmidt must ensure that TCA 

does not make any further payments on her behalf to the lawyers . . . and must begin paying 

the lawyers . . . as soon as funds are available.’’) 148The hardship to a Member of repaying a gift is not, and cannot be, the basis for valuing 

the gift or determining whether payment is required. In prior cases, the Committee has required 

Members to make substantial repayments, even where the Member was unaware of the receipt 

or value of a gift. See, e.g., id. at 3 (Member required to repay a gift of $500,000 in legal fees, 

‘‘[d]espite [the Member’s] apparent lack of knowledge of this arrangement,’’ because ‘‘it was in 

fact improper and constituted an impermissible gift.’’); see also supra at n.102. 149See n.102, supra. 150 A Member who receives a gift the Member cannot accept is typically directed to either return the gift to the giver or pay that person or entity the fair market value of the gift. Here, 

the owner of the office space, Lake Meadows Associates, waived its right to recover rent from 

Representative Rush. Further, the Committee found Lake Meadows Associates actually had a 

part in creating the conditions that necessitated this investigation. Thus, given the landlord’s 

lack of a legal right to the repayment, the Committee did not find payment to the landlord to 

be the appropriate remedy. Therefore, the Committee finds that Representative Rush should 

repay the value of the impermissible gift, $13,310, to the U.S. Treasury. 151 Representative Rush told OCE his federal campaign committee did not use the Lake Meadows office. See OCE Interview of Representative Rush (OCE’s Referral, Ex. 1) at 42. However, 

lessen the value of the space to Representative Rush. That value 

to the Member is the basis for valuing the gift to Representative 

Rush. 

During the years when Representative Rush was actively using 

the Lake Meadows office for meetings, the Gift Rule varied in the 

treatment of gifts a Member could accept. From 1993, when Representative Rush was sworn in to the House, through 1995, Members could accept gifts from a single source of up $250 per year. 

Thus, for that period, Representative Rush exceeded the Gift Rule 

limit by $710 per year. From 1996 through 1998, Members could 

accept a gift only if it fit within one of the exceptions to the Gift 

Rule, which the gift of office space to Representative Rush did not. 

Finally, from 1999 to the present, the Gift Rule has permitted a 

Member to accept a gift if it fits within an exception to the rule, 

or, if no exception applies, the gift was valued at less than $50. 

Under this version of the Gift Rule, a Member may accept several 

gifts from a single source in a calendar year that total less than 

$100 in value, as long as none of the gifts from that source are valued at $50 or more. According to the framework of the Gift Rule 

for the period from 1996 to present, the free office space Representative Rush received during those years exceeded the allowable 

amount by $960 per year. In total, inclusive of the period from 

1993 to 2008, Representative Rush exceeded the gift limit by 

$14,610. 

This is a substantial sum, and the Committee recognizes, as it 

has in other matters, that requiring repayment imposes a burden 

on the Member.147 However, in these circumstances and in light of 

its precedents, the Committee has no other option.148 Under the 

Committee’s precedents and the clear requirements of the Gift Rule 

and federal law, a Member may not retain, and must return, any 

gift in excess of what the rules allow.149 In this case, that means 

Representative Rush must repay the value of the free office space 

he received.150 In doing so, Representative Rush must use personal 

funds, as the gift was made to Representative Rush personally, and 

was not meant to be, and did not carry any indicia of, a campaign 

contribution. However, because Representative Rush’s state and 

federal campaigns were the actual users of the office, Representative Rush may charge them reasonable rents.151 Accordingly, while 

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the documentary record suggests at least some use of the office by Citizens for Rush over the 

years, including as an occasional meeting space for Representative Rush’s campaign Treasurer. 152See Ethics Manual at 170–71 (‘‘At times a Member . . . has office space or other property 

that the person wishes to lease to the Member’s campaign. . . . Such a transaction is permissible under the House Rules only if (1) there is a bona fide campaign need for the goods, services, or space, and (2) the campaign does not pay more than fair market value in the transaction. Whenever a Members campaign is considering entering into a transaction with either 

the Member or one of his or her family members, it is advisable for the Member to seek a written advisory opinion on the transaction from the Standards Committee. . . . A Member and the 

Member’s campaign staff should also review the FEC regulations on campaign transactions with 

a candidate or a family member of the candidate before entering into any such transaction.’’) 153 House Comm. on Standards of Official Conduct, Report Under the Authority of H. Res 418, 

H. Rept. 90–1176, 90th Cong. 2d Sess. 17 (1968). 154 114 Cong. Rec. 8778 (Apr. 3, 1968) (Statement of Representative Price). 

Representative Rush must repay the impermissible gift out of personal funds, his state and federal campaign committees may pay 

him rent in the amount of the fair market value of the space.152

B. CONVERSION OF CAMPAIGN FUNDS TO PERSONAL USE

The Committee did not find that Representative Rush converted 

campaign funds to personal use. With respect to the allegation 

OCE referred to the Committee, with a recommendation of dismissal, the Committee concurred with OCE’s finding that Representative Rush’s federal campaign committee did not actually 

make a donation to BCCC in 2013, but instead donated funds to 

a separate entity, which never employed or compensated Representative Rush or his family members. The Committee found 

that Representative Rush’s federal campaign committee did make 

a $10,000 donation to BCCC in October 2014, and that the church 

at one time employed Representative Rush’s son. However, the 

record did not establish that Representative Rush’s son was on 

BCCC’s payroll on or after the date of the donation. While witnesses had conflicting memories regarding the timeline of Representative Rush’s son’s work for BCCC, tax filings and other 

records do not show any payments to Representative Rush’s son in 

or after October 2014. Accordingly, the Committee did not find that 

any part of the donated campaign funds were used for the personal 

benefit of Representative Rush or any member of his family. 

C. HOUSE RULE XXIII, CLAUSES 1 AND 2

As stated in previous reports, the Committee observes two basic 

principles when applying the first two clauses of the Code of Conduct. First, Members must at all times act in a manner that reflects creditably upon the House. Second, the Code of Conduct and 

other standards of conduct governing the ethical behavior of the 

House community are not criminal statutes to be construed strictly, 

but rather—under clause 2 of House Rule XXIII—must be read to 

prohibit violations not only of the letter of the rules, but of the spirit of the rules. Ethical rules governing the conduct of Members 

were created to assure the public of ‘‘the importance of the precedents of decorum and consideration that have evolved in the House 

over the years.’’ 153 The standard ‘‘provide[s] the House with the 

means to deal with infractions that rise to trouble it without burdening it with defining specific charges that would be difficult to 

state with precision.’’ 154 The practical effect of clause 2 is to allow 

the Committee to construe the ethical rules broadly, and prohibit 

Members from doing indirectly what they would be barred from 

doing directly. The Ethics Manual states that ‘‘a narrow technical 

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155 Ethics Manual at 17 (citing House Select Comm. On Ethics, Advisory Opinion No. 4, H. 

Rept. 95–1837, 95th Cong. 2d Sess. App. 61 (1979)). 156See July 11, 2014 Submission at 1–3; 18(a) Interview of Representative Rush. 157 18(a) Interview of Representative Rush. 158 Id. 159See, e.g., 18(a) Interview of Senior Vice President A. 160See Young at 69. 161See House Comm. on Ethics, In the Matter of Allegations Relating to Representative Phil 

Gingrey, H. Rep. 113–664, 113th Cong., 2d Sess. (2014) (hereinafter Gingrey) at 25; House 

Comm. on Ethics, In the Matter of Allegations Relating to Representative Shelley Berkley, H. 

Rep. 112–716, 112th Cong., 2d Sess. (2012) (hereinafter Berkley) at 10; House Comm. on Standards of Official Conduct, In the Matter of Representative Richard H. Stallings, H. Rep. 100–382, 

100th Cong., 1st Sess. (1987) (hereinafter Stallings) at 5. 

reading of a House Rule should not overcome its ‘spirit’ and the intent of the House in adopting that and other rules of conduct.’’ 155

The Committee, after analyzing the conduct at issue in this matter under these standards, found that Representative Rush violated 

House Rule XXIII, clauses 1 and 2, by accepting gifts of free office 

space over the entire length of his time in Congress, a period of 24 

years. Representative Rush has explained that he viewed the Lake 

Meadows office space as having very little value, that Draper and 

Kramer never initiated legal action to evict or force him to pay 

rent, and that he made only minimal use of the space, particularly 

since 2008.156 When asked to explain why he believed he could occupy and use the office space without ever paying rent, Representative Rush stated ‘‘I never really thought about it.’’ 157 The Committee accepted Representative Rush’s explanations as genuine, including his assertion that, had the landlord taken legal action 

against him, he would have vacated the office space, or at least renegotiated the rent.158 However, these explanations are not excuses. Further, even if Representative Rush’s explanations demonstrated compliance with the letter of the Gift Rule—which they 

do not—he clearly did not follow the rule’s spirit. Representative 

Rush knew, for more than two decades, that he occupied and made 

use of office space without paying for it. He should have known, as 

several Draper and Kramer employees confirmed, that this was a 

highly unusual commercial arrangement.159 Yet he appears to have 

never questioned whether it was appropriate, particularly in light 

of the strict limits on gifts a Member may receive. In this respect, 

Representative Rush’s actions are comparable of those the Committee considered in The Matter of Representative Don Young, 

where the Member ‘‘was, at best, blithe with respect to the question of gift rule compliance,’’ and exhibited a ‘‘casual attitude’’ regarding the relevant rules.160

In numerous matters, the Committee has found that Members 

violated House Rules without any intent to do so, merely because 

they did not pay attention to the applicable standards of conduct.161 As the Committee explained in the Young matter, such inattention to the rules, which results in significant or repeated violations, can justify a public reproval: 

[T]here is no evidence that [the Member] actually intended to receive inappropriate gifts, or purposefully violated the rules . . . But there are a range of mindsets between completely innocent and unforgivably corrupt. 

Somewhere along that span sit Members who fail to exercise care that a reasonable Member would exercise in similar circumstances to ensure compliance with the Code of 

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162Young at 70. 163See Gingrey at 25; Berkley at 11; Stallings at 6. 164 41 C.F.R. § 102–42.10 (2011). 165Minimal value for purposes of disclosure under EIGA is the same as that for the Foreign 

Gifts and Decorations Act, 5 U.S.C. § 7342(a)(5). 166See, e.g., Schmidt at 19–20. 167See id. at 19 (‘‘Until Representative Schmidt has paid the lawyers associated with TALDF 

for all fees originally paid by TCA, Representative Schmidt must disclose on Schedule V of her 

annual Financial Disclosure Statement all outstanding TALDF-related fees which were originally paid by TCA.’’) Representative Rush may avoid amending his Financial Disclosure Statements by immediately repaying the value of the gifts of office space to the U.S. Treasury. Once 

repayment is made, there is no longer any ‘‘gift’’ to disclose. 

Conduct. And in cases where a Member fails to exercise 

that care — where they ‘should have known’ . . . or they 

‘lack[ed] . . . discernible policies’ for compliance . . . the 

Committee has consistently reproved the offending Members.162

In this case, Representative Rush should have known 

that he could not accept the use of office space, over a 24 

year period, without making any effort to determine 

whether the Gift Rule allowed it. The resulting violations 

were both foreseeable and entirely avoidable. Thus, consistent with its precedent, the Committee has decided to 

publicly reprove Representative Rush.163

D. DISCLOSURE OF IMPERMISSIBLE GIFTS

The Ethics in Government Act (EIGA) requires disclosure of gifts 

received during the year, from someone other than a relative, 

whose aggregate value exceeds minimal value,’’ as defined by that 

statute.164 Over the period Representative Rush has occupied the 

Lake Meadows office, the statutory definition of ‘‘minimal value’’ 

has varied, but has always been less than the annual value of the 

gifts office space Representative Rush received.165 Any required 

disclosures are made on Schedule VI of a Member’s annual Financial Disclosure Statement. 

From 1993 to 2008, Representative Rush received gifts of office 

space from Draper and Kramer that exceeded the annual gift limit 

for each year. These gifts were not disclosed on Representative 

Rush’s Financial Disclosure Statements for the relevant period. 

Given that Representative Rush did not believe the free use of the 

Lake Meadows office was a ‘‘gift’’ to him, it is not surprising that 

he did not make the necessary disclosures.166 However, now that 

the Committee has determined Representative Rush received gifts 

of free rent, he must disclose them on his Financial Disclosure 

Statements unless and until the gifts are repaid.167

VI. CONCLUSION 

In 1989, two years before his election to Congress, Bobby Rush 

was a Chicago Alderman, seeking an Aldermanic office in the heart 

of his city Ward. Representative Rush signed a standard commercial lease, as an individual, for a space in the Lake Meadows Shopping Center, filled the office with furniture, equipment, and 

records, and opened it for city business. However, Alderman Rush 

did not pay the security deposit or rent due under the lease, and 

over time his back rent continued to increase. When the lease expired in 1991, Alderman Rush was told he would be treated as a 

month-to-month tenant, with no change to his obligations under 

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the lease. Still, Alderman Rush did not pay the rent, and in January 1993, he became Congressman Rush, and quickly resigned from 

his Aldermanic post. If the story of Representative Rush’s Lake 

Meadows office ended there, the Committee’s investigation of this 

matter would have never begun. 

Unfortunately, Representative Rush neither vacated the office in 

1993 nor commenced paying rent. Instead, from his election to Congress through the present, Representative Rush has continued to 

occupy the Lake Meadows office, using it, or allowing others to use 

it, for a variety of purposes in the early years and solely for storage 

of old records and ‘‘junk’’ since 2008. Representative Rush has offered a variety of reasons for his failure to pay any rent in this 

time, but the simplest explanation seems the most likely: the landlord stopped asking for payment more than two decades ago, and 

Representative Rush never considered whether this informal, 

unstated arrangement was a gift he could not accept. Ultimately, 

the Committee concluded Representative Rush did receive a gift, 

which exceeded the strict limits of the House Gift Rule. Thus, Representative Rush is required by the rules and under the Committee’s precedent to personally repay the gift’s value. Representative 

Rush must also vacate the Lake Meadows office, or commence paying for his use of the space, within six weeks of the publication of 

this Report. 

The Committee accepted Representative Rush’s assertion that he 

did not intend to accept an impermissible gift, but found that the 

violation in this case was caused by inattention to the relevant 

rules. Consistent with its precedent, the Committee decided to reprove Representative Rush for his significant, though unintentional, violation of the Gift Rule, and to require him to repay the 

value of the gift he could not accept. Representative Rush has accepted the Committee’s findings, and the Committee appreciates 

that he has accepted responsibility for his conduct. While commendable, Representative Rush’s acceptance of responsibility does 

not overcome the need for reproval. Thus, the Committee issued 

this Report as a reproval of Representative Rush, and will consider 

the matter closed upon Representative Rush’s repayment of the 

amount specified herein. 

VII. STATEMENT UNDER HOUSE RULE XIII, CLAUSE 3(C) 

The Committee made no special oversight findings in this Report. 

No budget statement is submitted. No funding is authorized by any 

measure in this Report. 

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CON.FIDENTIAL 

Subject to the Nondisclosure Provisions of H. Res. 895 of the l!O'h Congress as Amended 

OFFICE OF CONGRESSIONAL ETHICS 

UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 

REPORT 

ReviewNo. 14-8751 

The Board of the Office of Congressional Ethics ("the Board"), by a vote of no less than four 

members on May 29, 2014, adopted the following report and ordered it to be transmitted to the 

Committee on Ethics of the United States House of Representatives ("the Committee'} 

SUBJECT: Representative Bobby L. Rush 

NATURE OF THE ALLEGED VIOLATION: Representative Bobby Rush's state and federal 

campaign committees may have accepted in-kind cont1ibutions, in the form of free office rental 

space, in violation oflllinois state law, House rules, and federal law. By accepting these 

contributions, Representative Rush may have accepted gifts or special favors in violation of 

House rules and standards of conduct Representative Rush's congressional campaign 

committee ("Citizens for Rush") may have also made donations to the Beloved Community 

Christian Church ("the Church") in violation of House rules and federal law. 

RECOMMENDATION: The Board recommends that the Committee further review the above 

allegation concerning Representative Rush's office rental space because there is a substantial 

reason to believe that Representative Rush's state and federal campaign committees accepted inkind contributions in violation of Illinois state law, House rules, and federal law. 

The Board recommends that the Committee further review the above allegation concerning 

Representative Rush's office rental space because there is a substantial reason to believe that 

Representative Rush accepted impermissible gifts or special favors in violation of House rules 

and standards of conduct 

The Board also recommends that the Committee dismiss the above allegation concerning 

Citizens for Rush's donations to the Church because there is not a substantial reason to believe a 

violation of House rules, standards of conduct, or federal law occurred. 

VOTES lN THE AFFIRMATIVE 6 

VOTES lN THE NEGATIVE: 0 

ABSTENTIONS: 0 

MEMBER OF THE BOARD OR STAFF DESIGNATED TO PRESENT THIS REPORT TO 

THE COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS OF OFFICIAL CONDUCT Omar S Ashmawy, Staff 

Director & Chief Counsel. 

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I. 

CONFIDENTIAL 

Subject to the Nondisclosure Provisions of H. Res. 895 of the 110"' Congress as Amended 

FINDINGS OF FACT AND CITATIONS TO LAW 

Review No. 14-8751 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................. 3 

A 

B. 

c. 

Summary of Allegations .................................................................................................. 3 

Jurisdiction Statement ..................................................................................................... 3 

Procedural History .. .4 

D. Summary ofinvestigative Activity ................................................................................. 4 

II. REPRESENTATIVE RUSH'S OFFICE RENTAL SPACE IN CHICAGO ................... 5 

A Applicable Law, Rules, and Standards of Conduct.. ............................................ 5 

B. Representative Rush Has Been a Tenant at 3361 S. Martin Luther King Drive, Unit C-6, 

Chicago, Illinois Since 1989 ........................................................................................... 8 

C. Citizens for Rush and Friends of Bobby Rush May Have Exceeded State and Federal 

Contribution Limits By Accepting In-Kind Contributions in Addition to Failing to 

Report the Contributions ............................................................................................... 13 

D. Representative Rush May Have Received Improper Gifts or Special Favors By 

Accepting the Impermissible In-Kind Contributions.. . ...... 17 

III. REPRESENTATIVE RUSH'S CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE'S 

DONATIONS TO THE BELOVED COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH AND ITS 

EMPLOYMENT OF HIS SON .......................................................................................... 17 

A Applicable Law, Rules, and Standards of Conduct.. ...... 17 

B. Representative Rush's Son is Employed by the Church .............................................. 18 

C. Citizens for Rush Did Not Make Donations to the Church During the Time 

Representative Rush's Son was Employed by the Church.. . ....... 19 

IV. CONCLUSION .................................................................................................................... 20 

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CONFIDENTIAL 

Subject to the Nondisclosure Provisions of H. Res. 895 of the 1101

h Congress as Amended 

OFFICE OF CONGRESSIONAL ETHICS 

UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 

FINDINGS OF FACT AND CITATIONS TO LAW 

ReviewNo. 14-8751 

On May 29, 2014, the Board of the Office of Congressional Ethics ("the Board") adopted the 

following findings of fact and accompanying citations to law, regulations, rules and standards of 

conduct (in italics). 

The Board notes that these findings do not constitute a determination of whether or not a 

violation actually occurred. 

I. INTRODUCTION 

A. Summary of Allegations 

l. Representative Bobby Rush's state and federal campaign committees may have accepted 

in-kind contributions, in the form offree office rental space, in violation oflllinois state 

law, House rules and federal law. By accepting these contributions, Representative Rush 

may have accepted gifts or special favors in violation of House rules and standards of 

conduct. Representative Rush's congressional campaign committee ("Citizens for 

Rush") may have also made donations to the Beloved Community Christian Church ("the 

Church") in violation of House rules and federal law. 

2. The Board recommends that the Committee further review the above allegation 

concerning Representative Rush's office rental space because there is a substantial reason 

to believe that Representative Rush's state and federal campaign committees accepted inkind contributions in violation of Illinois state law, federal law, and House rules. 

3. The Board recommends that the Committee further review the above allegation 

concerning Representative Rush's office rental space because there is a substantial reason 

to believe that Representative Rush accepted impermissible gifts or special favors in 

violation of House rules and standards of conduct. 

4. The Board also recommends that the Committee dismiss the above allegation concerning 

Citizens for Rush's donations to the Church because there is not a substantial reason to 

believe a violation of House rules, standards of conduct, or federal law occurred. 

B. Jurisdiction Statement 

5. The allegations that were the subject of this review concern Representative Bobby L. 

Rush, a Member of the United States House of Representatives from the 1st District of 

Illinois. The Resolution the United States House of Representatives adopted creating the 

Office of Congressional Ethics ("OCE") directs that, "[n]o review shall be undertaken ... 

by the board of any alleged violation that occurred before the date of adoption of this 

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CONFIDENTIAL 

Subject to the Nondisclosure Provisions of H. Res. 895 of the 110"' Congress as Amended 

resolution." 1 The House adopted this Resolution on March 11, 2008. Because the 

conduct under review occurred after March 11, 2008, review by the Board is in 

accordance with the Resolution. 

C. Procedural History 

6. The OCE received a written request for preliminary review in this matter signed by at 

least two members of the Board on January 28, 2014. The preliminary review 

commenced on January 29, 20142 The preliminary review was scheduled to end on 

February 27, 2014. 

7. At least three members of the Board voted to initiate a second-phase review in this matter 

on February 27, 2014. The second-phase review commenced on February 28, 2014. The 

second-phase review was scheduled to end on April 13, 20143 

8. The Board voted to extend the 45-day second-phase review by an additional 14 days on 

March 28,2014, as provided for under the Resolution. Following the extension, the 

second-phase review was scheduled to end on April27, 2014. 

9. Pursuant to Rule 9(B) of the OCE Rules for the Conduct oflnvestigations, Representative 

Rush made a statement to the Board on May 29, 2014. 

10. The Board voted to refer the matter to the Committee and adopted these findings on May 

29,2014. 

11. The report and its findings in this matter were transmitted to the Committee on June 10, 

2014. 

D. Summary of Investigative Activity 

12. The OCE requested documentary and in some cases testimonial information from the 

following sources: 

(1) Representative Bobby L. Rush; 

(2) The Campaign Treasurer for Citizens for Rush and Friends of Bobby Rush 

("Campaign Treasurer"); 

(3) The Citizens for Rush Campaign Volunteer ("Campaign Volunteer"); 

(4) The Church; 

1 H. Res 895, liOth Cong. §l(e)(2008)(as amended). 2 A preliminary review is "requested" in writing by members of the Board of the OCE. The request for a 

preliminary review is received by the OCE on a date certain. According to H. Res. 895 of the II o"' Congress 

(hereafter "the Resolution'), the timeframe for conducting a preliminary review is 30 days from the date of receipt of 

the Board's request. 3 According to the Resolution, the Board must vote on whether to conduct a second-phase review in a matter before 

the expiration of the thirty-day preliminary review. If the Board votes for a second-phase. the second-phase begins 

when the preliminary review ends. The second-phase review docs not begin on the date of the Board vote. 

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(5) Angelique Chatman; 

(6) The Head Trustee of the Church; 

(7) A Church Core Group Member; 

(8) Representative Rush's Son; 

(9) Representative Rush's Brother; 

(! 0) The Beloved Community Family Wellness Center ("BCFWC"); 

(11) The BCFWC Executive Director; 

(12) A BCFWC Board Member; 

(13) Beloved Community Family Services ("BCFS"); 

(14) Draper& Kramer, Inc.; and 

( 15) The Draper & Kramer Property Manager. 

13. The OCE requested information from Angelique Chatman, Representative Rush's niece 

and Church administrative assistant, but Ms. Chatman failed to provide the information to 

the OCE. Ms. Chatman was determined to be a non-cooperating witness. 

II, REPRESENTATIVE RUSH'S OFFICE RENTAL SPACE IN CHICAGO 

A. Applicable Law, Rules, and Standards of Conduct 

In-Kind Contributions 

14. 11 C.F.R. § 100.52(a) states: "A gift, subscription, loan (exceptfor a loan made in 

accordance with 11 CFR 100.72 and 100. 73), advance, or deposit I?[ money or anything 

!?[value made by any personjbr the pmpose !![influencing any election for Federal 

11]ice is a contribution. " 

15. 11 C.F.R. § 100.52(d)(1) states: "For pwposes I!( this section, the term anything of value 

includes all in-kind contributions. Unless specifically exempted under 11 CFR part 100, 

subpart C, the provision of any goods or services without charge or at a charge that is 

less than the usual and normal charge for such goods or services is a contribution. 

Eramples o.fsuch good~ or services include, hut are not limited to: Securities, facilities, 

equipment, supplies, personnel, advertising services, membership lists, and mailing lists. 

ff good~ or services are provided at less than the usual and normal charge, the amount of 

the in-kind contribution is the difference between the usual and normal charge for the 

goods or services at the time o,fthe contribution and the amount charged the political 

committee. " 

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h Congress as Amended 

16. 11 C. F. R. § 110.1 (e) states: "Contributions by partnerships. A contribution by a 

partnership shall he attributed to the partnership and to each partner·· 

(I) In direct proportion to his or her share l!fthe partnership profits, according to 

instructions which shall be provided by the partnership to the political committee 

or candidate; or 

(2) By agreement of the partners, as long as 

(i) Only the profits of the partners to whom the contribution is attributed 

are reduced (or losses increased), and 

(ii) These partners' profits are reduced (or losses increased) in proportion 

to the contribution attributed to each of them. 

A contribution by a partnership shall not exceed the limitations on contributions in 11 

CFR 110.1 (b), (c), and (d). No portion o.fsuch contribution may be made_Fom the pro.fits 

of a corporation4 that is a partner." 

17. The Federal Election Commission contribution limitsfor 2007-2008, 2009-2010, 20/l2012, and 2013-20].1 are $4,600, $4,800, $5,000, and $5,200 per election, re.1pectively5 

18. 2 U.S. C.§ -134(b)(3)(A) states, "Under this section each report shall disclose the 

identification of eachperson (other than a political committee) who makes a contribution to the 

reporting committee during the reporting period, whose contribution or 

contributions have an agt,rregate amount or value in excess C!f$200 within the 

calendar year .... " 

19. Illinois Elections Code, Article 96

, section 9-8.5 states: "Limitations on campaign 

contributions. 

(a) it is unlawful for a political committee to accept contributions except as 

provided in this Section. 

(h) During an election cycle, a candidate political committee may not accept 

contributions with an aggregate value over the following: (i) $5, 000 7 ji·om any 

individual, (ii) SJO,OOOfrom any corporation, labor organization, or association, 

4 2 U.S.C. § 44lb(a) prohibits corporations from making contributions or expenditures ··in connection with any 

election to any political office'' and any candidate ''knowingly to accept or receive <my contribution prohibited by 

this section.'' 

'See 2 U.S.C §§ 44la(a)(l)(A), (c). 6 The Article took effect on January L 2011. 

On Janumy I of each odd-numbered year, the State Board of Elections is required to aqjust the muonnts of the 

contribution limitations. In 2013, the limits for contributions from individuals and corporations were mised to 

$5.300 and $]().500. respectively. 

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Subject to the Nondisclosure Provisions of H. Res. 895 of the 110111 Congress as Amended 

or (iii) $50,000 from a candidate political committee or political action 

committee. "8 

16. Illinois Elections Code, Article 9, section 9-10 states: 

"(b) Evety political committee shallfile quarterzy reports of campaign 

contributions, expenditures, and independent expenditures . .. 

(c) A political committee shall file a report f!f any contribution of$1,000 or more 

electronically with the Board within 5 business days ajier receipt i!f the 

contribution . ... " 

20. The House Ethics Manual states: "Moreover, under these ntles, a Member or employee 

must take reasonable steps to ensure that any outside organization over which he or she 

exercises control- including the individual's own authorized campaign committee or, for 

example, a 'leadership PAC'-- operates in compliance with applicable law. "9 

Gifts 

21. House Rule 25, clause 5 (a)(J)(A)(i) states that "A Member, Delegate, Resident 

Commissioner, officer, or employee of the House may not knowingly accept a gift except 

as provided in this clause. " 

22. House Rule 25, clause 5 (a)(l)(B)(i) states that "A Member, Delegate, Resident 

Commissioner, f!!Jicer, or employee of the House may accept a g!ft (other than cash or 

cash equivalent) not prohibited by subdivision (A)(ii) that the Member, Delegate, 

Resident Commissioner, officer, or employee reasonably and in goodfaith believes to 

have a value f!f less than $50 and a cumulative value from one source during a calendar 

year f!f less than S 100. " 

23. House Rule 25, clause 5 (a)(2)(A) states that "in this clause the term 'gift' means a 

gratuity,favor, discount, entertainment, hospitality, loan,forbearance, or other item 

having monetmy value. " 

24. House Rule 25, clause (a)(3) states that "T71e restrictions in subparagraph (I) do not 

apply to the following: 

(B) A contribution, as defined in section 301(8) f!fthe Federal Election Campaign 

Act of 1971 (2 U.S. C. 431) that is lml:fully made under that Act, a lawful 

contribution for election to a State or local government office, or attendance at 

8 The Illinois State Board of Elections defines in-kind contributions as "anything of value, other than cash, donated 

to the political c01mnittee. Generally speaking, it will be goods or services provided to the committee free of charge 

- such as a friend who provides campaign printing at no charge or a real estate agent who provides campaign office 

space rent-free." http://www.elections.il.gov/downloads/campaigndisclosure/pdf/campdiscguide.pdf. 9 House Ethics Manual (2008) at 123. 

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Subject to the Nondisclosure Provisions of H. Res. 895 of the 110"' Congress as Amended 

afimdraising event sponsored by a political orrcanization described in section 

527(e) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986." 0 

Special Favors or Benefits 

25. ln the Matter of Representative Charles B. Rangel, an adjudicatmy subcommittee fi'om 

the Committee on Ethics found that a ''landlord's tolerance of Representative Rangel's 

use of an apartment . .. in violation of terms of the lease ... was a favor or benefit to 

Representative Rangel, which may be construed by reasonable persons as influencing the 

performance ()f his governmental duties. "1 1 

26. The Code of Ethics for Government Service, clause 5 states that a Member should 

"fnfever discriminate W?fairly by the di.\pensing of special favors or privileges to 

anyone, whether.for remuneration or not; and never accept, for himself or herself orfiJr 

family members, favors or benefits under circumstances which might be construed by 

reasonable persons as influencing the performance ofgovernmental duties. " 

B. Representative Rush Has Been a Tenant at 3361 S. Martin Luther King Drive, 

Unit C-6, Chicago, Illinois Since 1989 

27. In 1989, Representative Rush moved into an office space located at 3361 S. Martin 

Luther King Drive, Unit C-6, Chicago, Illinois while he was an Alderman on the Chicago 

City Council. 12 Representative Rush stated that he conducted city business out of the 

office space from 1989 until 1993 when he was sworn in as a Member of Congress. 13 He 

has maintained occupancy in the space continuously since 1989. 14 

28. During that time as an Alderman, Representative Rush used the space as a "service 

office" but did not conduct any Aldermanic campaign business there. 15 Rent was paid by 

the City of Chicago under the terms of the lease, which was approved by the Chicago 

Corporation Counsel 16 Draper & Kramer, Inc. corroborated that rent had been collected 

at some point during the tenancy. 17 Representative Rush signed the lease but did not 

recall the terms of the document. 18 

10 House Rule 25. clause (a)(3) (emphasis added). 11 In the .\fatter ofRepresenlative Charles B. Rangel, H. Rep. 111-661, !11th Cong,. 2d Sess. (Nov. 29, 2010) at 11-

12. Although a factual distinction exists in that the OCE found no evidence that Representative Rush had any 

official communications with Lake Meadows Associates or Draper & Kramer, Inc. during his tenancy. inln the 

lvfarter of Representative Charles B. Rangel, the Connnittee nevertheless focused on several facts present in this 

review: namely. that Representative Rangel was treated differently than other tenants and that Representative Rangel 

did not confonu to the requirements of the lease and was still permitted by the landlord to reside in the apartment. 12 Transcript oflnterview of Bobby Rush, May 7, 2014 ("Rep. Rush Transcript") (Exhibit 1 at 14-8751_0036): Copy 

of Lease. Aug. 4, 1989 (Exhibit2 at 14-8751_0081). 13 Rep. Rush Transcript (Exhibit l at 14-8751_0033). 1

" !d. at 14-8751_0038: Response from the Draper & Kramer Property Manager (Exhibit 3 at 14-8751_0106). 1

' Rep. Rush Transcript (Exhibit l atl4-8751_0033). 16 Jd. at 14-8751 0037. 55. 17 Response fr01n the Draper & Kramer Property Manager (Exhibit 3 at 14-8751_0106). 18 Rep. Rush Transcript (Exhibit 1 at 14-8751_0036). 

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CONFIDENTIAL 

Subject to the Nondisclosure Provisions of H. Res. 895 of the 110111 Congress as Amended 

a. The Lease 

29. As shown below, the lease was executed on August 4, 1989 between "Lake Meadows 

Associates" as landlord, and "Bobby Rush, an individual" as tenant. 19 Lake Meadows 

Associates is an Illinois limited partnership and a "portfolio property" of Draper & 

Kramer, Inc., an lllinois corporation20 Representative Rush told the OCE that 

"notwithstanding what's on this lease," he believed Draper & Kramer, Inc. to be the 

landlord, 21 although not a landlord in the "typical sense.'m 

30. The basic terms of the 1989 agreement for unit C-6 call for a one year lease with a fixed 

minimum rent of $627.00 per month21 In addition to that figure, the tenant was also 

responsible for a $500.00 estimated common area charge, a $19.00 estimated insurance 

charge, and a $253.00 payment for estimated real estate taxes, bringing the total amount 

due to $1399.00 per month24 In 2011, the amount due for estimated real estate taxes 

increased to $600, bringing the total amount due to $1,746.00 per month25 As of May 

2014, this amount remains as the cost of leasing unit C-626 

19 Copy of Lease, Aug. 4. 1989 (Exhibit 2 at 14-8751_0081). 20 !d.: Transcript oflnteiYiew of the Draper & Kramer Property Manager, May 5, 2014 ("Property Manager 

Transcript") (Exhibit 4 at 14-8751_0146) (statement made by Draper & Kramer counsel). 21 Rep. Rush Transcript (Exhibit 1 at 14-8751_0044). 22 !d. at 14-8751_0053-54. Representative Rush explained that he did not feel the landlord was required to provide 

the space with running water or heat. !d. at 14-8751_0053. 23 Copy of Lease. Aug. 4, 1989 (Exhibit2 atl4-8751_0082). 24 ld.; Response from the Draper & Kramer Property Manager (Exhibit 3 at 14-8751_0106). 

Response from the Draper & Kramer Property Manager (Exhibit 3 at 14-8751_0106). 

I d. The tenant was also billed additional amounts for "reconciliation" charges. reflecting actual charges in 

common areas. insurance. and real estate taxes. !d. at 14-8751_0107. 

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Subject to the Nondisclosure Provisions of H. Res. 895 of the !lOth Congress as Amended 

31. The use of the office space is described in the lease as "an aldermanic office for 

Alderman Rush's local Chicago political Ward, known as the Second Ward. 27 The 

tenant's name in the lease is "Alderman Bobby Rush."28 

H. WSE iART!Ct.E V!); As ~n aldermanic of fie~~ f-or Alderman H1.ssh 1 

.local q'dcago politi~,;al Nar.ds Second Ward. 

TENt>J\!T'$ TAADf! NAME {A.f.!T!Cl..E V!}· ALDEttHArt $0B.i3~t RUSH 

32. The lease expired in 1990 and is currently a month-to-month tenancy governed by the 

terms of the originallease29 A Draper & Kramer Property Manager told the OCE that 

she began managing the account in 2002 and had no knowledge of whether the 

circumstances of the tenancy changed upon Representative Rush's election to the House 

of Representatives. 30 

b. Ward Committeeman, State Committeeman & Friends of Bobby Rush 

33. The OCE was given various accounts on how the office space was used after 1993, when 

Representative Rush became a Member of Congress. Representative Rush told the OCE 

that after he became a Member, and up until a "few years ago," he was a Cook County 

Democratic Ward Committeeman and used the space to conduct "political Ward 

meetings" where precinct captains would conduct business31 

34. After his tenure as a Ward Committeeman, Representative Rush then became an Illinois 

state Democratic Party Central Committeeman ("State Committeeman"),32 which he 

remains today 33 As a State Committeeman, Representative Rush used the office space to 

meet with prospective candidates for state and local elected office, gathering material 

from them, and circulating material for them34 He conducted meetings in that fashion 

until "six (or] seven" years ago35 Representative Rush later told the OCE that although 

there was "really no need to have" the office, "sometimes" he would "exercise some" of 

his responsibilities as a state Committeeman out of the office.36 Representative Rush 

called the office his "political office ... strictly used as a function of my State Central 

Committeeman."37 

Copy of Lease, Aug. 4, 1989 (Exhibit 2 at 14-8751_0082). 28 

Property Manager Transcript (Exhibit 4 at 14-8751_ 0 112); Response from the Draper & Kramer Property 

Manager (Exhibit 3 at 14-8751_0106). 30 Property Manager Transcript (Exhibit 4 at 14-8751_ 0 !30). 31 Rep. Rush Transcript (Exhibit 1 at 14-8751_0034). 32 In 1986 Representative Rush established a state political committee named "Friends of Bobby Rush." Today that 

committee se1ves in support of his status as a State Committeeman. 

http://www.elections.il.gov/campaigndisclosure/committcesearch.aspx. 

Rep. Rush Transcript (Exhibit 1 at 14-8751_0034). 34 I d. at 14-8751 0035. 35 Jd. -

at 14-8751_0042. 

!d. at 14-8751_0041. 

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CONFIDENTIAL 

Subject to the Nondisclosure Provisions of H. Res. 895 of the 110"' Congress as Amended 

35. According to Representative Rush, up until the last "three or four years" the space was 

used as a gathering place to watch election returns 3 g Now, the otiice "just mostly sits 

there"39 and has "very little value" due to the vacant and abandoned properties next to it, 

infestation, and dangerous environment surrounding the space40 Representative Rush 

told the OCE that he has neither "interest nor need" in using the office for personal 

purposes41 

36. The Campaign Treasurer told the OCE that she is the treasurer for both Friends of Bobby 

Rush, the Illinois campaign committee formed in support of Representative Rush's status 

as a State Committeeman, and Citizens for Rush, Representative Rush's congressional 

campaign committee42 She stated that the otiice is "more like a Committeeman's otiice 

because there may be other candidates also" who occupy the otiice, but that to her, "it 

just stays empty because the posters on the windows are from the election two years 

ago."43 

37. The Campaign Volunteer, who has a key to the otiice, told the OCE that the space "has 

been unoccupied for at least . . five or six years" and that "when the otiice is used, it's 

other candidates that come there and put their posters in the windows because of him. 

[Representative Rush], as a State Central Committeeman, that's part of his 

responsibility .... "

44 When asked if a lease existed, the Campaign Volunteer stated that he 

did not know but "always thought [the office space] was a gift."45 When asked what he 

meant by "gift," the Campaign Volunteer responded that the City of Chicago at one time 

paid for use of the space and he thought that the lease was "extended" to Representative 

Rush after his time as Alderman 46 

c. Citizens for Rush 

38. Concerning activities by Citizens for Rush in the office space, Representative Rush stated 

that he has not run "a campaign out of [the office space] in memory" and that he doubted 

ever using the space for congressional campaign purposes47 He stated that the Campaign 

Treasurer and his wife, who is paid by Citizens for Rush for her congressional campaign 

work, conduct all their campaign work from home. 48 Representative Rush later told the 

at 14-8751_0035. 

!d. Representative Rush told the OCE that a continuous use of the office, sometime in 2007 or 2008. had been for 

a community program called "Hope and Healing" for at-risk youth for about eighteen months. !d. at 14-8751_ 0040. 40 Rep. Rush Transcript (Exhibit I at 14-8751_0049). 

!d. at 14-8751 0038. 42 Transcript oflnterview of the Cmnpaign Treasurer. Mar. 14. 2014 ("Treasurer Transcript") (Exhibit 5 at 14-

8751 0165-166). 43 rd.at 14-8751 o1n. 174. 44 Transcript oflnterview of the Campaign Volunteer. Mar. 14,2014 (Exhibit 6 at 14-8751_0220). 45 !d. at 14-8751 0222. 

'

16 !d. at 14-8751-0223. 4

' Rep. Rush Transcript (Exhibit 1 at 14-8751_0035, 41). 

'

18 !d. at 14-8751_0057. 

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OCE that the Campaign Treasurer may use the office on Election Day, but that such use 

was unrelated to his election to the House ofRepresentatives49 

39. Although Representative Rush and his campaign staff acknowledged only incidental use 

of the space, especially by Citizens for Rush, Representative Rush's Brother told the 

OCE that he may have done some "visibility work" or "field work" for Citizens for Rush 

in 2012 that included making telephone calls and meeting with campaign staff in the 

office space50 He also stated that prior to 2011, he conducted campaign work in the 

office space and assumed that the work was done for Citizens for Rush51 

40. Representative Rush's Son told the OCE that he has worked on his father's campaigns 

frequently and that he has "done a lot of things for Citizens for Rush," including Election 

Day poll watching52 When asked where he conducts his campaign work, including work 

for the State Committeeman candidacy, Representative Rush's Son stated that "there's a 

campaign office in Chicago, and it depends on the campaign ... [i]t was on 35th and 

King Drive."53 Representative Rush's Son later stated that he did not think he had ever 

worked out of the 35th and King Drive office for Citizens for Rush, but "maybe in the 

early days we did." 54 

41. A BCFWC Board Member also told the OCE that she had volunteered for Citizens for 

Rush on Election Day in the past and had worked at a voting precinct55 She stated that 

she knew that Citizens for Rush had an office space at "like 34th and Lake Meadows 

Shopping Center"56 and that on "Election Day, it's kind of the hub where everybody 

picks up their material," but "it's really just open on Election Day."57 The last time she 

visited the space was in 2009 or 201058 

42. The Campaign Treasurer told the OCE that there's "very little activity" with Friends of 

Bobby Rush. 59 She is currently paid solely for her work with Citizens for Rush, when 

funds are available60 She also stated that although she completes work for Citizens for 

Rush at home, she uses the office space on Election Day to pay volunteers, feed 

volunteers, and to have a place for a "short meeting."61 Utility payments have come from 

49 Id. at 14-8751 0041-42. 50 Transcript of fl1tcrview of Representative Rnsh's Brother, Mar. 13. 2014 (Exhibit 7 at 14-8751_ 0258). 51 Id. at 14-8751_0259. 

Transcript oflnterview of Representative Rush's Son, Mar. 13, 2014 ("Rep. Rush's Son Transcript") (Exhibit 8 at 

14-8751 0286). 53 1d. at J4-8751 0291. 54 ld. at 14-8751-0294. 

"Transcript of interview of a BCFWC Board Member, Apr. !0, 2014 ("Board Member Transcript") (Exhibit 9 at 

14-8751 0313). 56 This isthc same space identified as "35th and King" and 3361 S. Martin Luther King Drive, unit C-6. 

Board Member Transcript (Exhibit 9 at 14-8751_ 0314 ). 

Treasurer Transcript (Exhibit 5 at 14-8751_0166). 60 !d. 61 !d. at 14-8751_0171. 

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CONFIDENTIAL 

Subject to the Nondisclosure Provisions of H. Res. 895 of the ll01

h Congress as Amended 

Citizens for Rush funds when they are available62 In late 2010 or early 2011, Citizens 

for Rush purchased a heating unit for the office space63 

43. The Draper & Kramer Property Manager told the OCE that she did not know about 

Representative Rush's status as a State Committeeman and that her only knowledge of 

Citizens for Rush came from posters in the windows of the office space64 She viewed 

"Congressman Rush" as the tenant while noting that she based that view on the terms in 

the lease65 

44. As discussed above, both Citizens for Rush and Friends of Bobby Rush conducted some 

degree of campaign work out of the office space since Representative Rush's election as 

a Member of the House of Representatives and as a State Committeeman. Further, 

Representative Rush explained that he does not use the "political" office in any personal 

capacity. 

C. Citizens for Rush and Friends of Bobby Rush May Have Exceeded State and 

Federal Contribution Limits By Accepting In-Kind Contributions in Addition to 

Failing to Report the Contributions 

45. The office space landlord is Lake Meadows Associates, an Illinois limited partnership. 

Since November 7, 2007, Lake Meadows Associates has three general partners: D&K 

Investments Lake Meadows, LLC; DKIA Lake Meadows, LLC; and FC Ford Lake 

Meadows, LLC66 All three general partners are registered in Illinois as limited liability . 67 compames. 

46. Representative Rush told the OCE that he has never paid rent for use of the office space 

and that he has never been asked to pay rent. 68 However, when he conducted Aldermanic 

work out of the office, he understood that rent was paid by the City of Chicago. 69 

47. Representative Rush told the OCE that he has never received any communications from 

the landlord that rent was due and that he believed his presence in the space served some 

"benefit" to the landlord because his "name was on the door." 70 He further stated that he 

never felt Citizens for Rush had any obligation to pay for the office space because 

Citizens for Rush "never used that office."71 

all4-875l_Ol77. 

at 14-8751_0177-178. 

Property Manager Transcript (Exhibit 4 at 14-8751_ 0150). 

Limited Partnership Documents (Exhibit 10 at 14-8751_ 0334). 6

'Jd. at 14-8751_0333-335. Contributions from partnerships with LLC members are not treated as contributions 

from corporations (as prohibited by federal law. see 2 U.S. C.§ 44lb) unless the LLCs choose to be taxed as a 

corporation nnderfederaltax law. See 11 C.F.R. § 110.l(g)(2). TI1c OCE has obtained no evidence that any of the 

three LLC partners of Lake Meadows Associates has made that decision. 68 Rep. Rush Transcript (Exhibit I at 14-8751_0044). 69 !d. at 14-8751 0045. 70 !d. at 14-8751-0<)46. 7l !d. -

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Subject to the Nondisclosure Provisions of H. Res. 895 of the 110111 Congress as Amended 

48. When asked if he felt that either Friends of Bobby Rush or Citizens for Rush had to pay 

rent for use of the office space, Representative Rush told the OCE that he "probably 

would have felt that had someone said to me that you're in violation of a lease. "72 

Representative Rush further stated that he viewed the situation as the office "being 

occupied rather than me being a tenant, and that there was no expectations [sic) that I had 

for anything regarding that office from Draper and Kramer." 73 

49. Draper & Kramer, Inc. maintains records for the unit C-6 office space and identifies 

"Congressman Bobby Rush" as the account holder74 The company creates "lease 

ledgers" like the one represented below, dated November 1, 2013 75 In it, the itemized 

charges for the space are listed76 Also listed are several entries of"w/o 2012 charges" 

bringing the balance to zero for the end of the year77 

at 14-8751_0047. 

at 14-8751_0053. 

Draper & Kramer Lease Ledger. Nov. 1, 2013 (Exhibit 11 at 14-8751_0339-340). 

!d. These arc the same charges discussed previously in the findings: $627 rental charge: $19 estimated insurance 

charge: $600 estimated real estate tax charge: $500 estimated common area charge . •. !d. 

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Subject to the Nondisclosure Provisions of H. Res. 895 of the l!Otl' Congress as Amended 

50. As shown in the example email below dated December 7, 2009, the Draper & Kramer 

Property Manager responded to an email from the head of the real estate management 

department, inquiring about a recommendation to "write off any uncollectable balances 

from any of your respective tenants."78 In her response she writes "2nd Ward 

Democratic Party ... $20,044.18." Later in the email she asks for permission to write off 

"Bobbie Rush."79 

51. The Draper & Kramer Property Manager told the OCE that "uncollectable" means it is 

"something where ... you don't expect to collect." 80 When asked what factors are used 

to dete1mine whether rent is uncollectable, the Draper & Kramer Property Manager stated 

that it is "a decision made by management" depending on "the particulars of that 

particular tenant ... his ability to pay, his net worth."81 

52. The OCE repeatedly asked the Draper & Kramer Property Manager why the decision was 

made to determine that this account was uncollectable and not to pursue the uncollected 

rent. The Draper & Kramer Property Manager continued to respond that the decision was 

a management decision and that a "precedent" had been set prior to her taking over the 

account. 82 She only sought approval to continue with the precedent that had been set, a 

precedent she described as a "known fact." 83 

53. The Draper & Kramer Property Manager further stated that she did not make collection 

efforts on the account because she was not directed to do so84 Collection efforts were 

Email from Lawrence Cohen to the Draper & Kramer Property Manager_ Dec. 7. 2009 (Exhibit 12 at 14-

8751 0342-344). ,, Jd.-

80 Property Manager Transcript (Exhibit 4 at 14-8751_ 0 116). 81 Jd. at 14-8751 0117. 82 Jd. at 14-8751-0117-122. 124-125. 83 !d. at 14-8751-0123. 81 Jd. at 14-875(0122. 

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CONFIDENTIAL 

Subject to the Nondisclosure Provisions of H. Res. 895 of the 110111 Congress as Amended 

made for other tenants but not for Representative Rush85 When asked how many of the 

approximately 120 accounts that the Draper & Kramer Property Manager has under her 

supervision are considered entirely uncollectable, she responded with "very few."86 

"Possibly once or twice," in addition to this account, has the Draper & Kramer Property 

Manager ever written off the entirety of charges associated with an account. 87 

54. As shown in the letter below dated March 6, 2012 to Representative Rush, Draper & 

Kramer, Inc. sought to lease the property to another tenant, considering the space 

valuable and rentable88 The Draper & Kramer Property Manager writes "[l]andlord is 

interested in leasing the space you occupy at Lake Meadows Shopping Center to a rentpaying tenant and would like the ability to show the space from time to time to such 

prospective tenants."89 

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55. From 1993 through 2013, the amount of unpaid rent totaled approximately $365,040 at 

rates of $16,788 per year (1993-2011) and $20,952 per year (2011-2013). From the 

OCE's jurisdiction date of March 11, 2008, the amount of unpaid rent totaled 

approximately $110,00090 To date, Citizens for Rush has reported no contributions from 

Lake Meadows Associates or Draper & Kramer, 1nc91 

atl4-8751_0122-123. 

at l4-8751_0125. 

at 14-8751_0l35-136. 

Letter from the Draper & Kramer Property Manager to Representative Rnsh. Mar. 6. 2012 (Exhibit 13 at 14-

8751_ 0346). B9 Jd. 90 These totals do not reflect additional. actual charges that exceeded estimated monthly payments for common area. 

real estate tax. and insurance. totaled at the end of the vear. 91 See general(v Federal Election Commission databas~ for Citizens for Rush. available at. 

hltp:l/docquery.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/fecimgf'1C00257121. 

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CONFIDENTIAL 

Subject to the Nondisclosure Provisions of H. Res. 895 of the llO'h Congress as Amended 

56. Therefore, there is a substantial reason to believe that Representative Rush's state and 

federal campaign committees, as organizations over which Representative Rush exercises 

control, accepted excessive in-kind contributions from an Illinois partnership, and failed 

to report those contributions, in violation of Illinois state law, federal law, and House 

rules. 

D. Representative Rush May Have Received Improper Gifts or Special Favors By 

Accepting the Impermissible In-Kind Contributions 

57. Under House rules, contributions to a Member's congressional campaign committee that 

comply with the Federal Election Campaign Act, as amended, are not considered gifts 

and are not subject to House Gift Rule restrictions 92 

58. As stated above, there is a substantial reason to believe that Citizens for Rush, the 

congressional campaign organization over which Representative Rush exercises control, 

accepted in-kind contributions in violation of House rules and federal law. The excessive 

in-kind contributions did not comply with the Federal Election Campaign Act's amount 

restrictions, and had a monetary value over $50. Therefore, these contributions are also 

potential impermissible gifts to Representative Rush. 

59. Representative Rush and Citizens for Rush may have also received special favors or 

benefits from Lake Meadows Associates and Draper & Kramer, Inc. Representative 

Rush and his campaign committees were one of only a few tenants receiving yearly 

write-offs from the landlord and did so while failing to adhere to the terms of the lease, 

for roughly twenty years. 

60. Therefore, there is a substantial reason to believe that Representative Rush accepted 

impermissible gifts or special favors in violation of House rules and standards of conduct. 

III. REPRESENTATIVE RUSH'S CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE'S 

DONATIONS TO THE BELOVED COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH AND ITS 

EMPLOYMENT OF HIS SON 

A. Applicable Law, Rules, and Standards of Conduct 

61. House Rule 23, clause 6(b) states that "a Member may not convert campaignfimds to 

personal use in excess of an amount representing reimbursement for lef<itimate and 

verifiable campaign expenditures. " 

62. 2 US. C. § 439a(b)(J) states that "fa] contribution or donation described in subsection 

(a) of this section shall not be converted by any person to persona/use. " 

63. I 1 C.FR. § I 13. I (g) states thefi>llowing: "Personal use. Persona/use means any use of 

fimds in a campaign account of a present orfiJrmer candidate to.fiilfill a commitment, 

obligation or expense r!f any person/hat would exist irrespective of the candidate's 

campaign or duties as a Federal officeholder. " 

"See House Rule 25. clause (a)(3)(B). 

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CONFIDENTIAL 

Subject to the Nondisclosure Provisions of H. Res. 895 of the 110111 Congress as Amended 

64. 11 C.FR. § 113.J(g)(2) stales the following: "Charitable donations. Donations of 

campaign.fimd~ or assets to an organization described in section 170(c) (!f Title 26 of the 

United States Code are not persona/use, unless the candidate receives compensation 

from the organization before the organization has expended the entire amount donated 

for pwposes unrelated to his or her personal benefit. "93 

B. Representative Rush's Son is Employed by the Church 

65. Representative Rush is the Pastor and Teacher of the Church located at 6430 S. Harvard 

Street, Chicago, Illinois.94 He helped establish the Church twelve years ago, 

approximately in 200295 The Church is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization under federal 

tax law and is led by a group of Church members called the "core group."96 

Representative Rush has never received any form of compensation for his work at the 

Church.97 

66. Four people are on the Church's payroll: a drummer, the church steward, the choir 

director, and the organist98 

67. On July I, 2013 Representative Rush's Son began employment with the Church99 His 

position with the Church is as a custodial engineer. 100 Representative Rush told the OCE 

that his son had volunteered in that role for some time until a decision was made to pay 

him for his services. 101 

68. According to Representative Rush's Son, "three or four months" prior to his start date, 

Representative Rush's Son inquired about the open position by asking Representative 

Rush if the Church needed help102 Representative Rush told his son that he would have 

to ask the core group about the decision to hire him. 103 The core group then voted to hire 

him.t04 

69. Representative Rush's Son is paid bi-weekly at a rate of $300 per week and that rate has 

not changed as of April2014. 105 He works six or seven days a week for at least four 

93 TI1e Federal Election Commission has issued several advisory opinions interpreting 11 C.F.R. § 113.l(g)(2). In 

those opinions. the FEC has stated that campaign funds donated to a charitable entity that employs a family member 

of the candidate is personal use. See, e.g. FEC Adv. Ops. 2005-06; 1997-1: 1996-40. 91 Rep. Rush Transcript (Exhibit I at 14-8751_ 0004). 95 !d. at 14-8751 0003. 96 ld. at 14-8751-0004. 9

' !d. at 14-875(0016.: Transcript oflntetView of Angclique Chatman. Mar. 13.2014 ("Chatman Transcript") 

(Exhibit 14 at 14-8751_0370): Board Member Transcript (Exhibit 9 at 14-8751_0308): Rep. Rush's Son Transcript 

(Exhibit 8 at 14-8751 0280). 98 Chatman Trauscript(Exhibit 14 at 14-8751 0359-360). 99 New Employee Setup Fonn (Exhibit 15 at 14-8751_0392). 100 !d.; Rep. Rush's Son Transcript (Exhibit 8 at 14-8751_0268) 101 Rep. Rush Transcript (Exhibit I at 14-8751_00ll). 102 Rep. Rush's Son Tnmscript (Exhibit 8 at 14-8751 0269-270). 103 !d. at 14-8751 0271. - 101 Chatm;m Transcript (Exhibit 14 at 14-8751_0366). 

Rep. Rush's Son Tmnscript (ExhibitS at 14-8751_0278). 

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Subject to the Nondisclosure Provisions of H. Res. 895 of the 110111 Congress as Amended 

hours per day and up to as many as twelve or fourteen hours per day. 106 The pay rate is 

roughly the same as the individual who held the position previously. 107 Representative 

Rush told the OCE that he had "very little" to do with the negotiations on the amount of 

compensation and that he thought his son negotiated the amount with the core group, on 

his own. 108 

C. Citizens for Rush Did Not Make Donations to the Church During the Time 

Representative Rush's Son was Employed by tbe Church 

70. According to public reporting with the Federal Election Commission, Citizens for Rush 

has made approximately $71,366 in donations to the Church since 2007. 109 

71. In its 2013 Federal Election Commission October Quarterly Report, Citizens for Rush 

disclosed a $2, I 00 donation to the Church, disbursed on July 23, 2013. 110 This reported 

disbursement occurred after Representative Rush's Son was hired by the Church on July 

1, 2013. 

72. On April 15, 2014, Citizens for Rush amended its October Quarterly Report to reflect a 

$2,100 donation111 made to BCFS, an non-profit organization that conducts after school 

and computer literacy programs in the community112 Representative Rush's wife sits on 

the BCFS board. 113 BCFS' s Executive Director submitted to the OCE that neither 

Representative Rush, nor any member of his family, has ever been compensated by 

BCFS. 114 

73. The Campaign Treasurer told the OCE that the 2013 donation, previously disclosed as 

made to the Church, was in fact made to BCFS. 115 During the course of the OCE's 

review, the Campaign Treasurer discussed records of the donation with the Church116 

The Campaign Treasurer stated that Representative Rush's wife had signed the check and 

made the donation to BCFS. 117 

106 !d. at 14-8751_0276. 

at 14-8751_0274. 

Rep. Rush Transcript (Exhibit I at 14-8751_0011). 109 See general(v Federal Election Commission database for Citizens for Rush. available at, 

http://docqucJ.y.fec.gov/cgi-biu!fccimg/°C00257121. 

110 2013 FEC October Quarterly Report, filed Oct. 15.2013 (Exhibit 16 at 14-8751_0394). 111 2013 FEC Ameuded OctoberQuarter1y Report. filed Apr. 15,2014 (Exhibit 17 at 14-8751_0396). 

Chatman Transcript (Exhibit 14 at 14-8751_0372). 113 BCFS submission to OCE. May 6. 2014 (Exhibit 18 atl4-8751_0399). 114 !d. 

m Treasurer Transcript (Exhibit 5 atl4-08751_0190-191). 116 Jd. at 14-08751 0190. 

'"!d. al 14-0875(0192. 

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CONFIDENTIAL 

Subject to the Nondisclosure Provisions of H. Res. 895 of the 110111 Congress as Amended 

74. As shown below in a bank statement, BCFS received $2,100 from Citizens for Rush on 

July 23, 2013] 18 

75. Therefore, there is not a substantial reason to believe that Citizens for Rush's donations 

to the Church violated House rules, standards of conduct, or federal law. 

IV. CONCLUSION 

76. Representative Rush has been a tenant at 3361 S. Martin Luther King Drive, unit C-6, 

Chicago, Illinois since 1989. He has been a tenant there in roles as a city Alderman, 

Cook County Ward Committeeman, State Committeeman, and a congressional candidate. 

In only one of those roles, as a city Alderman, did Representative Rush occupy the office 

space in an official capacity and pay for its use under terms of a valid lease. Since 1993, 

Representative Rush has used the office space in varying political capacities and has 

never paid rent to the landlord, an Illinois limited partnership. The landlord has sought to 

lease the space to a rent-paying tenant in the past, viewing the space with some degree of 

value while accounting each year for the amount of rent that should have been paid. 

77. The Board recommends that the Committee further review the above allegation 

concerning Representative Rush's office rental space because there is a substantial reason 

to believe that Representative Rush's state and federal campaign committees accepted inkind contributions in violation of Illinois state law, federal law, and House rules. 

78. Representative Rush continued receiving the free office space in violation of the lease 

terms, while other tenants of the landlord were not given the same special favors. 

79. The Board recommends that the Committee further review the above allegation 

concerning Representative Rush's office rental space because there is a substantial reason 

to believe that Representative Rush accepted impermissible gifts or special favors in 

violation of House rules and standards of conduct 

80. Representative Rush's Son began compensated employment with the Church in July 

2013. That same month, Citizens for Rush disclosed a donation to the Church for $2,100. 

During the course of the review, the OCE discovered that the donation had actually been 

made to BCFS, an entity that did not compensate any member of Representative Rush's 

family. 

81. For the reasons stated above, the Board also recommends that the Committee dismiss the 

above allegation concerning Citizens for Rush's donations to the Church because there is 

not a substantial reason to believe a violation of House rules, standards of conduct, or 

federal law occurred. 

118 BCFS Bank Statement (Exhibit 19 at 14-8751_0401). 

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TRANSCRIPT OF INTERVIEW 

OF REP. BOBBY RUSH 
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INTERVIEW OF CONGRESSMAN BOBBY RUSH 

Present: 

Paul Solis, Investigative Counsel 

Scott Gast, Investigative Counsel 

Congressman Bobby Rush 

Scott Thomas 

Transcribed By: 

Julie Thompson 

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1 

2 

C>lR. Thi~ Investlgallve Cct:nsel Pc.al 

Congressional ~thics. I'm joined 

3 by Investigative Counsel Scott Gast, 

4 Rcprcsenta~ive Bobby Rush, and Scott T~cmas. 

5 

6 

Sc, Congressm~n, T '1 begi.n by 

getting background i:r.for:-rw:..:io~1 the 

7 clPJ::::-ch, Lhe :J.eloved Comrr.t~nity Cl::r istian Church. 

8 When was the church founded1 

9 CCNGRESS:t'.:.AN {t:te "~'Ji~ness"): 'i'Je' re 

had ::-mr 1J::h This 

ot::r l)th ar~niversary ng up. ',-:e' re jn 

our 12th year. So the churc~ £oL:.nded 

ago and 2002 I quess. 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 MR. : Was ::he church founded by you? 

16 \~>I:TKESS: It \Vas org:u::.zcd by :nc. 

MR. SOLTS: else? 

12th year. 

17 

18 

19 

20 

WIT~ESS: There were, guess, maybe 15 to 20 -- nt 

:1.5 to people were orgaelzlng :._!te 

chJ.::::-ch rce. 

21 some Bible classes that we wc:::c holding at the 

22 

23 

24 

25 

:llinois Insti~~~c of Technology, and 

those Bible clnsses for six to 

And -t:he::-1, l of a sudder:, 

sug;reslloc, "Wel2., 

C.cld 

months. 

the 

2 

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1 

2 

cio.:1' t form a church.n And s:..a.:::Led 

a: it, so the process -- il c.llda't beqin 

3 coming together didn't begin as a 8h~rch, 

us 

4 it begin with ~s being -- planning on even 

5 :t beg~n 2s a resu of 

6 Bi.ble 

7 HR. so=...rs: okay. 

8 WITNESS: -- that we at the U!1iversity cf -- a-:: 

9 Illinois :~stitute of ~echnology. 

10 

11 

HR. SO~IS: I thiEk 

thr.: churr.h, 

12 SOlie) (3)? 

13 WITNESS: Yes, T think so. 

tax aw, is a 

14 HR. SOC,IS: IL's charitable orga:1ization? 

15 WITNE3S: Right. 

16 

17 

18 

HR. SO~IS: title do you hold at the ch11rch? 

19 

20 

\i1JTTNF:SS: am pastor nt the church. Hy t.it1 -;_s 

and hut 's 

HR. SOl:.,IS: yo c.: :._!e? 

: Yes. I' always been pastor teacher·. 

21 oUght. 

22 

23 

24 

25 

HR. : Who else is in lcadc~ship roles at the church? 

Oh, 'i-?0\·J, thc:::-c right now liie 

essential 1·: or 

membe.::::s of call :C!e group. 

3 

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1 MR. : l\nd ll"-1a t' as c-o-r--e? 

2 C-o-~-R, co~e gr~up. APd L sn~ 

3 

4 

because that's the 

ly corres 

's group 

a:-'.d makes key s i :.::ms 

5 tbe ch~rch and about the church. But 

6 

7 

8 no-:-. b0 

as 

9 YlR. SCI, S • OK::1y. 

Lhls, as any other 

v.;hc may 

Jlly 

10 choi- director. He's ~ot a part of 

11 the official leadership q~oup. Ee's LO~ a core 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

group member, bul 'B the 

So have those different kind o~ rclcs that --

:it's nd o d, ~horn is about ll or 1 

co:e g!'oup 

17 MR. SOL~S: Do you lead Lhe 

18 : Yes. I lead g.:::oup. ' lead 

19 group. 

20 

21 

Y!R. Eow docs the core g~cup made decisions fa~ the 

22 WI~N~SS: Throuqh resolutions, voting, motio~s. We use 

23 Robert's ?ule of Order, you know, so motions. 

24 

25 

~R. SCLIS: Robinso2's 

's Rules cf 

of Orde:::. 

motions and voting. 

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1 2iqht. 

2 NR. you decls_oil, a votinq decision 

3 of the core g~oup? 

4 

5 

6 

sorr~c i.::stanccs, rEny or r:'.ay sot gi vc 

overrid~, or in som~ 

to :ne along rr:atters. 

7 HR. so:.,rs: Okay. 

8 t\I'I'::1ESS: 1\lright. 1\;:"ld my faith, the:1 if you'J..l call 

9 the pastor, the~ you don't -- you have ~he 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

inability. Alright. thc::t-:='s ::1ot 

the thing. It's of the: 

we're operating 

on those ters t~at has to do wi~h 

matte~s, then it's a vole on 

15 on the cor·e 

part 

of 

, but 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

So, cxarr.plc:, if the: church ncede:::i to pay a 

bill, :nnkc cxpc~ditt1re of some 

group that? 

: Yeah. Invariably, the group ~~·auld 

i ~, and it depe::1ds 0::1 how much 

\\'"hat' the -- ~he secretary, ~ou~ine 

22 bills, ar.d 

23 NR. S01.olS: Right. 

24 i f there' s an ~ure even as far as 

25 member of the church ~~ho mig:'l::. :~eed a 

on 

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1 lill:e he:p, that would probably be laken on by 

2 tl1e core q~o~p. ~hat's when ~he matter is 

3 ct:J.lled for. 

4 HR. SOLIS: Is r:h0re -- do12s the church have a bank dccou:;:Yc'? 

5 

6 HR. so:_, IS: C:.1s~ one? 

7 WIT:-JESS: !'m aware Rlqht. 

8 MR. SOLIS: Do you have aut~ority over that bank account? 

9 WIT~ESS: No, LO. 

10 NR. SOLIS: does? 

11 WTTNESS: P..ngeJ q:t::.c ~hatm;::m a::d Stan le:y. 

12 

13 

14 

HR. SOL,IS: you could~'t draw ~cney out o~ that account? 

: No. Oh, walt. I am a signature the check, 

buL t:nere to be least Lwo or three 

15 sig~atures, signatories, but = can't just draw 

16 

17 

18 

19 

o'.lt on :ny -- 0:1. my mo1n s:.gna::urc. ?:\o. 

NR. so:,rs: obotit deposits into the church bn~k 

that? 

a Lhe church 

20 dCCOUClt. 

21 HR. Gl\ST: ust clarify? Are there three 

22 on tha~ 

23 lUg:~t. 

24 NR. Yo""c.Jrse L f, and Ned? 

25 : Rlq:'1L, rlqht. An_d I'm a signature 

6 

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1 on the -- on the acco~nt, 

2 mos L lhe li~ne 's 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

NR. SOC,IS: on how to gc~cra~e revenue, yo~ know, 

gctt_ug do~2tions and t~~ngs ::ha~. V'iho 

Well, that is really a church undertaking, 

10 

11 

12 

13 

yo'-1 all feel to make to 

~elp the church in terms of this 

:·i:;lcncial obligations, and so that t s :nade 

the body. members the c':lurch 

to wunt to or 

their abi~,.i -:o respond. 

NR. so:..rs: about donations from b~si~esses 

14 like that, local businesses or corporate 

SZI.me process, the same 

NR. : So you describe that pro~css ffi0'!? 

thlngs 

16 

17 

18 

19 WIT~ESS: Well, if there is some t~~at someone 

20 tho.t. someor;.e knows about or have some k~::1d of 

21 relationship w~t~, evert the point o~ say 

22 ~eighborhood dry cleaners. lf, ~n , the 

23 

24 

25 

:undraising, anci t~-:en;' o. member who 

is regu ar customer Then 

this probably feels of 

7 

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2 

3 

feels 

contrib\Jle 

wha::cvcr 

car: ask corporallo.:1 Lo 

activity, and 

4 that's 1-.;hat occurs. I'm included in -chat 

5 

6 

7 

8 

that's process 

that's a meT'.lber s expected 

to .in. .Sorce do i '=-. .sorr,e don' ~, tu t 

the~e's no obligation anybody' s part to do 

9 that. 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

HR. SOC,IS: about t~e bigger business li~e Co~cast, or 

ComF.d, Like that? Waul yotl be 

one wo1..: l d speak ~-li rep~esentatives fro~ 

the about gettlng a donation? 

. I have. In the ~ have done 

15 HR. SOL. IS: Ckay. 

16 WIT~ESS: Right. 

chu~ch gets donations, correct me if '~ 

Church from 

co.:1qreqa.t.:on, businesses, from big 

17 

18 

19 

20 businesses, ust kind £:com al.:... 

21 ~~I Tl'JESS: F:::::iends. As a rcatter of fact, Paul, if you' 

22 

23 

24 

25 

got --

'll 

MR. SO:,IS: 

cion'~ we arc such p2.ace, 

know, come on, man. 

fi ni up 

discussed expendl~ures, 

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1 mo:1.ey goinq chJrch's --

2 WITNESS: Yea~1. 

3 HR. SOLIS: -- bank GCCO'J.nt. What 2bout payroll'? \!>Jho 

4 ~nndlcs decisions on payroll? 

5 

6 

7 

8 

1\JTNF:SS: AngP que ChntDan is 

sec:retary. does the ~oet pa~t. She 

makes the decision about i.s qoinq to 

paid, whet~er or not they going get paid. 

9 She v.Jill make that dec.::.sioE based on what 1 s in 

10 the account. 

11 JI.1R. SOi.,TS: Do ym; fared 

12 by the chu~ch? 

13 WIT?-JESS: ::: have a so:-1 employed Dy ::he church. 

14 !1R. so;:,rs: Ae1d '1ls na:ne ~s? 

15 ~ITNESS: Jeff Rush. 

16 !1R. SO~IS: .7eff Rush? 

18 

19 

HR. SOLIS: /I~ on ~e sta~t wo~king for the 

: 0~, Jeff has been L~ere don'L knew 

20 date, b'JL he's bee:l U--~eLe for abo'..lL a 

21 guess ~aybe. Yeah. n little over a year. A 

22 or litt_c longer than a year. No more 

23 th3r. 

church 

cmpi 

24 HR. na::::le hire Jeff? Hm,r 

25 that come 

9 

d 

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2 

3 

4 

5 

~onths r 

liVell, 

based 

x, 

that was 

L~e decision to ~ake 

I'm not sure ~ow 

that position rereained 

6 vacan~. Je~f~ey had been volunteering for the 

7 c;-:urch ovEc:r a p~riod of time. :ic w2s available, 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

SO hR ass'\Jl'Ji.ng 

212d then the i,;as mo.de to pay m. 

MR. SOL:s: About ho~ much to pay him? Did the 

decision tha':::? you decision that, how did 

fiaure --

: I'm not sure how tha~ decision was made. 

14 very little ~o do with i~. I'm no~ sure how it 

15 rr~ade, hov·J pcq 

16 negot thac on his 

17 ~IR. GAS:': dld :::e neq-otiate tha::. h'ilh? 

Lo 

18 I:iii'I'N3.:SS: I ~o idea. I don't thal 't my 

19 decision. 

10 

group 

haci 

20 .:VIR. C~AST: Wa:; '::he s::e'A~ard ;-Jho had disd, was he paid? Was 

21 a d posit~on? 

22 WI~NESS: Yeah, yeah. He was paid. 

23 ?viR. SOL::::S: Is Anqelique a member of your family? ~'D..re you 

24 re:ated to ~er? 

25 ~I~NESS: Yeah. 3ut I that should be explained, 

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3 

4 

a younger brot~er, who is 

CZJ.]i-:::ornia, he's bee~ in California 

20 years. 1\.:1d I knet<J of I thir:k tt.Jo of 

daughters, and ne tis 

5 daua.t:ters. A~d foJr or five vea.::'s aqo, 

6 

7 

8 

9 

l\.ngelique' s :':',oLhnr informed tha ~: l\::1yoliquo 

s rta~ghtor, a~d so tow and bch~ld became 

and so she =._s a 

i \re, she wasn't rnised as n re~ntive. 

10 She's a r:ewly found-- new:y discovered relative 

11 mine a new, recenLly discovered 

12 daughter of 

13 MR. SOL~S: O~ay. 

14 

15 HR. SOL 

Jnformc;d 

s she pa~d by :he church? 

16 w:=N2SS: Ko. She' not paid by the church. 

11 

17 

18 

19 

20 

MR. SOL:S: Is she any way for he~ work? 

: I 'rn s~1e ls, but 

compn::sa 

s:v::: 13. ghC:. 

21 MR. SOL:s: Who is she compensated by? 

22 

23 

24 

that's a ~atter that she should 

should revea~ to yoil. I'm to start 

her private l~formaLion anybody at 

25 this point, you kilOW. It's her private 

she 

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1 i..r~£or.:na.Lion. 

2 ~R. SC1,~S: So you know whether stc is compe~sa~ed, right? 

3 WT7N~SS: I'm pretty sure she's compensated. She 

4 ~entio~ed the fnc~ she's compe~sated. 

5 RigU. 

6 ::VIR. SCLI S: And 1;,7jet: I yo~ i£ she was compensated by 

7 t~c church, you said no, correct? 

8 

9 

~t7N?SS: No. She's compensated by :-.::c ch:.1 rch. 

"'R. she corrponsatad for the work that she docs 

10 for the church? 

11 

12 

WITNESS: I would Yes. I think so. That's 

arrangemenl ls a~ arrangemenL thaL's 

13 betttVce:l lH:;r ar:d thH pcrsor_ v.;ho compc=.:nsatcs 

14 :V1E. SOL:::.S: Do you kno'~" vvh~) person_ is con~pcnsatcs 

15 hor? 

16 

17 

;H'::NESS: T 

~!:ir_k Lhs.t's 

't I don't 

she and 

18 person who compensa~es her. 

to reveal because 

the 

19 "!R. Okay. You ~lave reacl1ed out to 

20 l\.r:g8liquc, and 

21 or: how she' d. dt:cided 

22 t~at she d~ctn·~ really wa~t to inforffi us cf that 

23 a~d info~m us of docume~~s and things like that. 

24 So, you kn0\"-1, don't an u~de~sLandinq of 

25 paid, she's pald, and 

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l :_' s lr:-:porta.c:t that get 

yo-:...1 know, vvhat caul 

Scott, if this is okay, we ld t2:'y to 

wi~~ her attorney. She's doing th~s under 

Lte advice of an at:orney. I thl:1k 

according co:.rnrner:ts 'vo :tcard, her 

at~orney infor~od me that you have no and so 

: c;:;n't you ,.,_ nsk me 

YIR. Hm-h:nm. 

if her atto~ney of 

12 saying don' say L, yoJ know. Don't do this 

't do this. So I that. our 

has 

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18 

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20 

21 

c:nn't. ask ue tc her -- hor protections 

irJhutever ste on, if 

al~orney has advised ~er ~o; LhaL she don'L 

have Lo disclose Lhal I Lhink 

's '-..l:.e position. 

so 

our bo0rd r 0.sked 

22 that question. You decided that for the .reasons 

23 ttat you've stated that you 't v.;ant 

2 4 t. So 

is 

25 And I would express you and board that 

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2 ~1er at~oz:-ney, and if he:c atlorney says okay. 

3 

4 

5 

l'l.ngcliquc co.:1 

6 knm-v. 

this inform~tio~, ~hen 

i~, you know, = would be -- about 

l J ing to ':.hH.t, you 

7 MR. SOLIS: Wel2., maybe ~,ze ca:.-1 talk abou::- that.. 

14 

8 MR. 'l'~iCMJ\S: Sc:.re. .l\nd 'de' d be happy t.c take anot:r_er rc:.n at 

9 that and fig~re out if there's a to p.::::oduce 

10 some information for yo~ t~at will be what you 

11 :~ced. Obvious sensi 

12 there. 

13 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

14 MR . ?IIOk'iAS : If can find a way to work toward 

15 informatio~ and protect confidentiality, if 

16 that' \·:hiot' at 

17 HR. so:,TS: Right. 

HR. ':"ROMAS: 'll on 

WITNESS: Ar::.d, Scot , I knovJ 

beer::., know, lhe 

got to this, okay. ~hat -

for 

concen'-.ralion 

but. 

taki:1g the 

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19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

from the beginning o~ t~is that l wnnt 

to be ns as possiblD, nnd 

think okay. 

lhere's nothing I am ~;~rllling lo do 

has 

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what yo:.J' Le 

job. It's not easy. 

T respect 

t:li:lJ.;:: you o:1l y dolnq you.c 

's ccrtai~ly created 

4 ma~y issues ~or ~e personally. - know yo~'re 

5 

6 

ym~r job, so , 'm 11 ,g to do all tha~ 

7 DJt I can'~ violate. Her lawyer says 

8 do~'t do this a~d don't give them this 

9 informatica because you doE' t have to. ':'he::1 you 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

ask me to give the exact i~formation. think 

T'm 

:-c.ot lling to do that; but we'l~ out a 

solutlo:1, but I Lo be cooperaclve with yo~ 

qu ys . I don' L --I don'!... you to qel 

15 the 2..dea t:iat ::;:'m not trying -::o work wi::h you. 

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25 

HR. SOLIS: understand. unders~arcd. 

: Becnusc T respect you. 

NR. 

HR. SOLIS: Has any merr:ber been 

employed by the church si:1c:e been there? 

No. 

HR. SO~IS: think know the to this question, bu: 

nrc paid the 

: No, no. 

HR. SO~IS: Have yo'...l been by the church? 

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1 ~\ITNESS: No. 

2 HR. SOLIS: I 1'1/d~l.l Lo move on LO your conpd.:..qn cununil~ee, 

3 Citizens for Rus~. 

4 1i'JIT~ESS: 1\lright. 

5 HH. Rush Makes donations, 

6 example, to the 

8 HR. SOl.,lS: -- who makes the decision tc rr:a%e t'.:l.ose 

9 do::1.ations'? 

10 WITNESS: Well, the treasurer, myself, and Mrs. Rush. 

11 

12 

13 

I·IH. SOi.,IS: oonat.ion '.s mnoc, <J 1 l three of yon 

It each other? 

're all involved .:..~ that process. 

14 Hlqhl. 

15 NR. SO:UIS: 1\.:ld the conm~i ttee has made donations to Be.::..ove::i 

16 Co~~u~ity Christian Church? 

1PJJT:;IESS: huvc. 

HR. SOLIS: Th2 of works, clo 

17 

18 

19 

20 

fran: carepaiqn comw,i~Lee 

to Angelique? Could you rr,e throuqh how a 

21 cio:>ation to tl:e church VJould 

cut a 

22 

23 

24 

25 

has not always been there, okay. 

So time that she's been t.hcre, 

thir:k 's 

1;-.:o:Jld c:Jt a lo the church, and, as 

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1 .:::eca.::..l, mos of the tirr-e, the is Lo 

2 

3 

Anqe~ique; she's made deposi~, you know. 

She makes the t::c church. 

4 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

5 

6 

~~ think now. The (inaudi 

tha:< 

7 I-:as rr,ade depcsits for the churc~~. 

-- T can't 

que 

8 NR. SOLIS: the -- does your campaign committee illake 

9 do~ations to other entities besides the Be:oved 

10 Com:'Ttu::::ity Christia:1 Chu.:::cl:-1? 

11 WTT?'JF',SS: 

12 HR. SOl1TS: L,i ke HhO? 

13 WIT~ESS: Oh, ~an. 

14 

15 

MR. SO:WIS: I':n to this recorder up a li~tle 

11-YITNESS: Over -che years we have a number -- could~l.' t 

16 even ::<J.m2 all t~c chu::::-c~es t.~at we -- and 

17 orgnn1zat_:on::;, ~)01 (c) (3) o::-gan:zatior:s ::ha';:: 

18 to in li~e ~ith mos:: 

19 of contrlbullons 

20 to churches. 

21 I've ::tade 'rn -- I don't want 

22 

23 

24 

25 

add of superlatives, but a believe: 

in faith. 'r:t <1 rna.n 

y butions 

carn_s:)alq:::-1 co:mml ch~rch; bul I ti 

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2 

of o:o.~n ~c.. come, a::d I go over <:Hid :Oeyor:d 

to ~ake purch2scs 

3 ?vTy Nife, v-Jhen she \.Jas ab~e ~o, she's ;nake 

4 p~rchases for ~he 

5 

6 

So the church is 

just. 

a beneficiary 

coctrlbu~ions but ~y 

7 pnrscnal incc:ne. And so I ':n -- and t.hat 's based 

8 

9 :':lore 

of this derives ~ro~ my absolute 

lJO -- l' tot.ally corrr:ni~t.sd :ny 

10 faith, okay, totally comrdt~ed to coy tacth. !\nd 

11 so out of ~~e resources I get, then I make 

12 contrlbutloss ~o L~e ch~rch because I believe 

13 sincerely that t~c source of avery resource is 

14 

15 bcLicvc; in 

Bo, thorc:orc, 

1\':.td no yon yot:. 

16 ge:.. So cut of my personal inco:rte, T'm probab,.y 

17 L!le number one tit...:!::e::::- L:Oe 

18 MR. SOLIS: ~'\Jhen Lhe car::t~'alqn com:nlttee decides to make 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

25 

donation to 5elcved Comm:...tnlty 

it? i':: specific bill 

's owed, or how do yo~ hm.v do yon 

WI~NESS: I~ really depends. V~i~arily, it may the 

c~u~ch ffiiqht be in need, it really depe~ds, 

:viP.. So sornetlmes it be ger:e:·al just 

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1 donation, and somel_rnes ..:..t rr.iqht be for a 

2 specl f ic? 

3 ~IT~ESS: Most of t~c time it's for a bill or an 

4 obliga~ion tha~ the church has tha~ really i~s 

5 

6 

7 

8 

0<1ck is up 

I'd say of the ti 't 1..-Iant to 

(inaudible), but an overwhe::;..mlnq rna -j 

time, :he ch~rch is agains~ the wall. 

or the 

9 HR. SOLIS: nave yoJ made any donatio::..s to the church in 

10 2014 has the c~rr.paign comw.itteel excuse :me? 

11 WTT~ESS: No. 

12 HR. about 20l3? 

13 WITNESS: can't recall. 

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15 

16 

17 

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20 

MR. SO:..IS: I :tave a to show yo~. This is a 

public It's an FEC form, and it's 

corresponding car:tp2.ign committee:;. And l 

onsically included, fi~st page t~cra is the 

p<1gc, you knoH. Tt says for 

~ush. This is lhe 15 ~h q~tarterly 

for Citizens for Rush. 

21 A:1d on the seccnd page 've just taken 

22 

23 

24 

25 

one the pages from the iteBized disbursements 

<1::1d in the rr.iddlc you'll 

see Corrmunity stlan dm~atton; 

and you'l: see the is for $2, lOJ, 

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1 d~~burse~ent July 23, 2013. D~ yo~ ~ecall t~~~~ 

2 specific donatior1? 

3 No. No, don't. 

4 ~'4R. SOLIS: Do you know if that ·vwuld have been for a bill 

5 ':.hat wns due 

6 

7 

8 

9 

-- l dontt reca2l that at all. 

YfR. Woc:ld :::1.r:d rc::tybe ~rs. Rt:sh been ln-voi ved 

" .... hat dona Lion-? 

Probably. 

10 :VIR. THCHJI.S: Would you J..ct me ir~tcrjcc:'.:: --

11 MR. SOLTS: S:J>:e. 

12 

13 

?vtR. THOJvTAS: 

recall ~~;hen 

and de so~e guidance. T think y~u'll 

Sheila, she 

14 mentioned ~hat she had recently come across a 

15 ~ransaction because she was tryinq to pull 

16 ::ogc;thcr informnt.:..on ~.o hc.:..p c;vcry:Oody :igurc; 

17 out 

18 

19 

'IR. : Righ::. 

YIR. TIICMAS; -- l'¥'hat paymen~s had been n~ade 

2 Q com::ni::.. tee ':.o u-~e c~u2:'ch. And sl:~e discovered 

21 that one of the ~ransactions she had recorded as 

22 n cor_::riDution ::o the c::n::.rch tt::r.ns ol::.::: it was 

23 

24 

25 

Orgarization. If I'm 

we can doub:::..e check wlt~1 Sheila, t~t :'m 

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2 

.::eca.:-..ling 

3 MR. SOLlS: Okay. 

she said ~s Lhe 

4 HR. ':'50JV'.J~S: -- that v;as P.'.isrepo.::::-t.cd, and sh0. has filed an 

~~endmc~t to try to to 

3e Com!nun ty Famil 

21 

5 

6 

7 MR. SO~IS: Al:c~qhl. Well, t:'lat kind o:: clears up :hen 

8 l suppose. 

9 WITNESS: Okay. 

10 

11 

12 

MR. SOLIS: Do recall that being made to the Beloved 

Commu:li Famj y 

~\ii'T')TESS: No, don'::. 

13 HR. GAST: Do you k:::.o,-,.; .;...~-.she's made tha': amendment 

14 already? 

15 MR. ~·IoMi\8: I believe sl:e has. 

16 MR. Gi\ST: 

17 HR. bel sr.e: has. 

18 HR. G!l.ST: Oi<ay. 

19 MR. <T:iot-:AS: She told she had. So --

20 MR. GP.ST: Alrig:1t. 

21 HR. SOLIS: I tvant to, j0.st real q"J.ickly, go bac::.c to when I 

22 nskcd you abou::, you know, v.;hcn you 'tFln"':: to go 

23 

24 

get donat.:ons the church. You want to 

to people, b"J.s:nesses comr::::.1ni ty about 

25 that. 3efore you would do that, did you 

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spoken (sic) to the CoiJmi.ttee on 

you knov·T, can - get sono 

for a donatj to the chu~ch? ~o you know if 

4 you've ever done ~~at? 

5 \AJIJ:'NESS: Ho:::1es-::ly, ::L knoN I talked to Etl:ics about t.r:e 

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13 

14 

15 

16 

comnd~tee. think ::.hat I' rr. :1ot 

about this, b:J.t think that ~'vo asked 

could raise :r:_o:toy for ch:.; rc~. And -

thnt 

YtR. : Cnn yo:1 to spenk up? 

;qr!NESS: Yeah. ~hat: have asked them cac _ 

raise money for Lhe church, and said --

okay raise mo:1ey for tt1o 

wont k to CornEd, you wnnt to talk to 

17 Co~aasl or so~ebody? 

22 

18 only ones that I talk to 

19 about ic.. 

20 

21 

22 

. '1R. Right, :eight:. 'rn just saying, for example . 

J 'v£:: ther. 

raise on rr,y own on behalf of ch'...lrch as a 

23 a~d they said as a pastor of t.ne church, I could 

24 raise mo~ey for the churct. Alright. as a 

25 Congressman, as lo~g as I don't use 

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2 

space of~icial 

statio~ary, phones, or any -- yo~ 

any 

3 raise mo~ey as long as I don'~ use any 

4 governmer:tal or equip:Ttent. mean, I 'rn 

5 authorized to do ~hat. That's what I believe 

6 

7 

8 

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11 

rne. ':(ea::. 

::v:!R. SOLIS: Do you reca.:l vvhD::J. ycu might done that? 

IT' bocn such a long t~mc. No. 

-~ d;m 't. 

te you. speak ~ow anyway, ~!right, and so 

c:i:at's compounded fact that I' 

12 the ca~cer and t~e operation o~ ~y (inaudible) 

13 

14 

15 

gla~d. So as a low spca~cr, 

1'm -

thcnn I'm having 

So 'm 

-- l 

16 't do that nC>vJ. 

Chicaq:o B:Jlls. 

: Oh, yea:1. _z\lrigt:L. i'.lr ig'::l. 

:viR. SOLIS: ~'Vha~ about 

solici. ted. for 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

: She may have, yc11 co~ldn't :;ay. 

farr.il y members, I don'-<:. ":hink she's ever I'm 

23 almost cerl:ain that she's never asked any 

24 corpora":icn so contribute to L~e churc~, unless 

25 it was a CO@tunity corporate. 't she 

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1 -- no. She don' L -- s::e ask f.::::-.2.encls 

2 

3 

diH3. fo.rally :cae:nbe.::.s, you tha L :;:: k~1ow o:':'. 

MR. SOLIS: do you 

4 do~atio~s to the c~urch? 

5 WITNESS: Conc~st, CornEd, AT&T p~ohably, SRC. 

6 

7 

MR. 

WIT)JESS: 

'J:Jn't guess. 

't quess? Alriq~~. 

8 NR. ':~:.IOV.J\.S: On_y vihat you reca.::.l. 

24 

to about 

9 

10 

11 

12 

~'HTNEES: Le-:: me stop. 1\_lrig!:-:. don't want to guess, 

:::,ut ~e tel: yo~ what t~e general response 

that 1' got frow co:pornt~ons. They 't 

do~ate to ~eligious o~ganizat or for 

13 religious purposes. Tha~'s bee~ the response, 

14 and 's Xir..d of chilled me terms of 

15 thern to make contributi.ons to t~1e church. They 

16 't donate for re:igious p~rposes. 

u muttc:r o-f 1 'm ng 

Comcust or 

because I cion't kno\r.J, I'm L~em 

17 

18 

19 

20 because yo~ sa~d , bul I'm nol certain Lha~ 

21 tl1ey've do~e it, alright, because ~ost 

22 corporatic~s will say ~c don'~ co~~ribu~e to any 

23 

24 

25 

ins 

a Lri Anci no:rr:.a Jy those 

co~trib~tlons -- a 

purposes, 

of 

t'oat. 

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I don't wac~ to guess on Lh~s, knovJ. 

NR. SOLIS: De yot..:. know why would mo.de dona'c..ions 

1 

2 

3 to the churc~ t~cir typical pr0cticc ~s 0ot 

4 to give to religious entities? 

5 WTr~ESS: Wei 1, you go to he more 

6 

7 

8 

NR. : "le never did ~hough. 

NR. SOLIS: Ric;ht. as far as know, :hey d~d aL 

varying points. So my question lS ~~, know, 

9 you're saying ~he respo~se back from ~hese 

10 compan.ies is we do:r:'t typically do that for 

11 ligious organizatjons. I'm wondering 

12 :.._rhy, in fac::, did they make clona~ions? 

13 WIT~ESS: Well, the~ whe£e we are is tha: I don'~ know 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

spe::::i.:Cica.::_ly. 

in front o: me. 

over, a:::1d 

rio:1' t 

rrcade 

can't I do~'t have a lis 

~lad t!1e opportuni ::y to look 

t. So don't knot-J v;ha t 

or no~ Corneas:: or 

or they've 

bul 

20 I kGow that there are a lot of orqanizaLions w~o 

21 

22 

23 

24 

~ave, when I've asked, may may 

-- who 1 have asked, they hnvc said, 

do:1' for religio~.:s 

25 HR. SO~IS: Okay. 

asked 

, we 

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WI7NESS: If I had llst, then I could say, yeah. 

o~c, you know, obviously they didn' tak0 

pos i ti_on. 

1 

2 

3 

4 Y!R. : OKay. 1-vant to talk Ly ilt>out Co;nF.d 

5 because, yo~ know, ~ had a chance ~o speak with 

6 

7 

8 

:::.::em, and 

sorr:c~ 

you recall lr:. , the church had 

a bill, a~ overdue bil:; and 

t~o ch~rch. They cut 

9 electrical service. Do yo~ recall thnt? 

10 

11 

12 

13 

~erms of this chJrch, p::obilbly 

event, okay. So now if you'~e saying 

I don't.: to guess, bul I cc~ld 

probably v-That ',:1 -::hat phrase; tJ~a":. yo·J. laNyors 

14 1 can 

15 :-IR. THOEJ\S: you'll stip~l2to for the record. 

16 WTTNFSS: I'm just saying, man, this church 

17 ~R. SCL:S: Al=ig~L. 

18 

19 

20 

21 

~IR. 

Hk. 

It..'s n:>t 

: Okay. 

be c.:ws ual. 

would ~ot be unusual. 

'n about 

22 aqain, the best you can remember. As fa~ as I 

23 

24 

25 

u~dersta~d it, the power was in July because 

de:inquency. A co:1ple days later 

~he power back because Comcast -- I' 

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2 

sor.:::y; me ~- CorrEct qiven a check, a 

laqe check $:1..7,900. And I' 

3 wondcrin~ if -- does that help ~og yo11r mcsory 

4 e>t: all? 

5 \HTNESS: No. 

6 NR. : Gkay. 

7 WITNESS: No. An.d the reason why is because this is a b..:..g 

8 building wi~h a lit~le crowd, alright. ~hat 

9 wo\Jld not og r~1y rr.er~1ory. 

10 NR. so:.,rs: Do kncH v.rho Oxford Er:dia Group .:..s? 

11 WJTN~SS: No. 

12 

13 

14 

HR. SOLIS: T:tat seems to be the source of 

check Co~cast to turn the lights back 

on, and I'm wonderinq you know. 

They 

15 ~\JITNESS: Can you tell me -- I don't know who t~1e ox::or:d 

16 Media c;roup is. Ca:;. you tell ne more about i '::? 

17 NR. Oxford Media G~o~p. 

18 MR. SOLIS: Oxford Media Group, ~ight. 

19 who Lhey are. 

20 MR. SOLIS: Do yot.:. recall if you dSked them for a 

21 ~\1T01ESS: dar;.' t they are. 't k:wv.; who the 

22 Oxford M~diQ Group is. 

23 HR. w<1nt to move on Bcloveci Corrmuni":y 

24 I !ness Center. 

25 IHTNESS: Alriqht. 

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MR. Has the ever made clonal ion 

V\IT)JESS: ..,._ dcn.J:.::t. it, but I can't r·eca_:;_l tv:nelher 

28 

not it 

4 MR. SOLIS: VJ~a:::: wbout your campaign corrL.":lit:::ce, Citizens ::or 

5 ::Zush? rr.ade a do:Jati to the 

6 Wellness Center? 

7 

8 

WIT:-TE.SS: do~bt it, but I can't absolu~ely say no. 

MR. SOLIS; llave you ever asked dona~ions to t~e 

9 Wellness Center? 

10 ~IT~ESS: No. 

11 NR. your da~ght~r, she sits o~ thG boarrt 

13 WITNESS: Right. 

14 HR. ""hat abol:'t Beloved 

15 Services Organizatio~? Sa~e questions. 5as t~e 

16 c:hurch made a to them? 

17 

18 

can't rccol b1:t L :cJOuld probably say no. 

HR. SO',TS: 

19 WITNESS: Sa~e 

20 HR. : Sa.:D.e answe.::? Is that 

21 WITNESS: Right. 

22 

23 

24 

25 

HR. SOLlS: Have you 

: Have -

doing 

solicited dona::::ions to the Fa~ily 

-- T have asked Cc~cast. They 

ciinics or computer 

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3 dor1't 

and I L::em ~~J:t.en considered 

yuu miqhl ca~l it solicitation. BGc I 

-- it's not in tDere. 

4 C01Th.U11Lity F2mily We.:;_lness Scrv:..ccs, they 

5 

6 awa::ded a grart. 

t.o Comc:ost, got 

= ask them to do 

7 that? No. 'Ihls 'Has a competltlve q:ca:::J.\...1 but 

8 did I ask them directly -- to give that money 

9 to them? ;,Jo. 

10 HR. ':'~0~1l\_S: And just to be cleu.:::- because I thi:1k you 

11 oned two, l ness D"'cld Fami Services in 

12 the sa~e refere:1ce. 

13 WIT?-JESS: o::-:., yeah. 

14 MR. : You asked about 

15 HR. SO:!:...IS: Family Ser~Jices. 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

HR. raising mor1ies for Family 

22 

23 

24 

qucs t i .~ oo you rccnl ever Sccg ::'-11nds 

for Far:d ly Was cxarr.p le 

that qave aboul 

~':iiT~IESS: No. me 1us:. say. was ansv-Jerlng 

question. T:'l.en you know, I'm thinking at 

same time. realized that :..t wu.s not any 

oppc<ll to give them \Ali ".:h 

th.is program, t"t:em mo:1ey. This was 

25 a meeti~g process, and i_ wasn't 

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) . ~ Lold Lhem. They said 

dirPct: 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

1-vhether or they :::-ece~ved 

s coMputer p~ogra:n ut 

at t:::e Com:n:;nity Family Services. 

6 MR. SOLIS: I'm goi~g to take a one-minute break here and 

7 turn off the recorder. 

8 l'~Cl- h:m:'. 

9 E::iD OC<' 1\UcJ 0 

10 >TR. SCT,:S: We are 

11 WI~NESS: If I ca~ 

12 MR. SCL:S: Yes. 

13 WI~NESS: It seems to me ~hat t~is i~quiry is kind of 

14 

15 

16 

17 

focused lot en soiicitatio~, alright, and my 

Cor:gress. 's 

specify N:_l::~.be.r one, 

reitera~e, I never use ~edera~ 

18 Conqressicnal resources ~n ~erms of 

19 solicitation. To my knowledge, i~, in fact, any 

20 -- I've never solicited any monies fer a=y 

22 

23 

24 

a:J.y 

money ~or that I 

Conqress, alriqht, 

night De asked to raise 

that have ::natter before 

the tL11e of 

25 soiicilalio= or any tl~e wi~h~n the inleri~ time 

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1 of lha L solicl La lion. That's nurrber 

2 A:1d r1umber three, n~os t 

3 solicitGtion that occurred have been general 

4 solici~~tions. They've nEver bee~ so~icitatio~ 

5 

6 

of this on~ or thnt 

been part of a generaJ solici So these 

7 are the thlnqs t.r_al I really war'~t ::.o emphasize. 

y 

8 MR. SOLIS: We appreciate that. You know, ~ previously 

9 asked you about the 3eloved Corr.mu::1ity Fami.';_y 

11 lncss Center. the Frlmi 1 

12 

13 

14 

Organization, is Xrs. R~sh way affj :_ iatecl 

them? 

: "fea~. She's the board, and abO'J.t 

15 year: or so prior to her being hospitalized, 

16 

17 

18 

19 

beir:g sc:-iously ill, she becFJ.ne chairman of 

the board the c~airman of =he boa~d, who 

is stJll tbc board, rman of 

the board. she traded 

2 0 posi tlo:"ls. 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

HR. SO~IS: I to on r1ow to the rental 

~pa~c at 3361 South 

k::lOK, you and a~tor~cy, Scott, p~ovidcd 

some ·1 etters to and some ating 

that and ~ know in ~he letter 

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ioolh of sigsed on lo, descr~bed il and 

Lhe use it. 13ul I sLll 

to over hZJ.ve ynu 

::-::.ovJ you use it, hovJ it Ci1ffi8 to bc 1 i1!ld of 

thP hi of 

WTTNESS: Well, it's certai not: in that 

it in when [irst leased the space. 

MR. SOLIS: A:od shoald say I appreciate you letting us in 

to take look at it. 

WITNESS: Yeah. So you it's really just hole in the 

11 ll. 

12 MR. SO~,IS: \.ve got a ser:se o: 

13 WITNESS: Yeah. Tha: shopping center at o~e time was a 

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shopping center, ar1d when I 

a men'ber the City Col:.ncil, - r..~oved from the 

second floor of three-story apar:ment b~ilding 

into that office, Jl.nd we had to bui ct 

out hc:causc it ahnndoncd anri , so 

to bu~ld oul. 

A~d so it became Ward office, my 

Ald.erma:::1ic office. call it a service office, 

didn't really ca0.paign 

out that you could :.:1ot 

of ty 

Alderma:::1ic Whe::o I an Alder.::':lan, 

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1 never did run any campaigns out of that office. 

2 It was my Aldermanic service office. 

3 Then when I became a member of 

4 Congress, that office because I was a Ward 

5 Committeeman, we started having meetings in that 

6 office and Ward meetings, political Ward 

7 meetings. And Committee Chicago is based on 

8 it's Ward politics, okay. And so if you're 

9 involved in Ward politics, you got to have a 

10 place where your precinct captains could meet, 

11 where your precinct captains could conduct their 

12 business, and you have regular Ward meetings. 

13 So we did that for a few years. 

14 I became a member of Congress. That 

15 office -- I'm still a Ward Committeeman. I'm 

16 still a Ward Committeeman. I was a Committeeman 

17 up until a few years ago. I can't remember 

18 when. 

19 And I'm a state party official, 

20 alright, and because I'm a pretty high profile 

21 elected official in the state and (inaudible), 

22 you know, you see people with a lot of 

23 personalities and people. And I got -- and so I 

24 supported a number of candidates. That office 

25 was used primarily for meeting with those 

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1 

2 

3 

candi 

candida-res, 

candidates, 

matcr~al from those 

material for those 

that was all the way up untii, 

4 you knew, I'd say six, seven years aqo, ~aybe 

5 lcnaer. A:1d ::-iqht :1ow it lust :::wstly sits 

6 t.hco::o. 

7 to the last ~.wo or 

8 

9 

three, st ~hree or four years old timers would 

gather -rhere on a Tuesday, Tuesday for 

10 most part, and co~e in. We'd watch election 

11 

12 

13 

14 

re war slories, al~igh~. And, you 

knot.v, Lu.:::n tho on. So t was mora a 

or 

and nd tho 

15 breeze. 

=:'ve never - haven't ran 

a campaig;:;_ out there in 

vvhen I 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

!:'.emory, 

a mcmbr~r of t~he Coc.rh:ll. :;:: didn't r-ue 

igns ou~ of 

21 MR. SOLIS: When did you move into that office? 

22 : Qj, man, I don't remerrJ~er, Paul. J: reaLLy 

23 don't. 

24 MR. SOLIS: 1989? 

25 W:i:IofESS: It: I:tay -- it c:ould bG. I don' ::= kaov.;. 

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1 ~us t cion' L remern:Oer. 

2 HR. SO:L.IS: I happen LO come across a copy of Lhe lease. 

3 WITNESS: OkQy. 

4 HR. SOL.IS: You knov,., you provided us wi':::h .i:1formation on 

6 : Right. 

7 

8 

9 

HR. so:::..rs: I d..!..d contact them, and they reached 

provided us with tl:at. is Ba~es ~o. L&K 

001 all the to 024, and the~e's a copy ~or 

10 yo:1. 

11 WTT~ESS: OkBy. 

12 HR. : You taking a look at this Scott. 

13 NR. 7HON.l'!.S: Th~s is 24 ~oages? 

14 NR. : Yeah, yealL 

15 WIT~ESS: 1989, okay. 

and 

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21 

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24 

25 

MR. SOLIS: i\nd if no-:::ice the first puge, i'::: 

docs 1989. Do you ~cmember t~is Jcnsc? 

you r~cul~ docum~nt? 

No. No, I don'~- 3ut le'.: me see. 

HR. : I believe on last believe on the 

is yo~r signature. Is that you~ sig~ature? 

WlTNI!:SS: 's :ny signu.':::u::e 1 righ::, bu:-. 1 cion':: recall 

the :10. And certainly t read. it. 

HR. 1:, ~hjnk it was signed J ong ago. 

~\IT::JESS: ' didn' l ..cead 

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1 HR. : VIle ~-;ill lS a lease t.houqh. 

2 t·1R. SOLIS: But tl::.dt .is yO:..J.!: . .s..:.qnature, rlqhl? 

3 ~ITNESS: YcQh. 

4 HR. so:::.,rs: Okay/ okay. You know, n.t the ti.m0 you will see 

5 j t Bobby , 2n viduaL. 

7 HR. SOLIS: AIId I don't know if yo'J. ca:rr.e up ,,Jl th that 

8 la~guage or the landlord did --

9 WIT~ESS: No. =t certainly not me beca~se = wo~ld have 

10 

11 

12 

my ~iddle iGitial. use my niddle initial 

on my ciocumerts. So s --

didn't come 

13 H:R. SOLIS: I'Jas th.J..s leased to you by the terms of ::!lis 

14 lease, and, aqaiG, t::-::e :Oest. of 

15 recollection, was this leased to you as Bobby 

16 i{usb? 

17 ~IT~~SS: No. 

HR. SOLIS: Or Bobby the Aldcnr.on? 

~~ITi\lESS: This h'as used as .?~ldermanlc 

18 

19 

20 

21 

of~ice, and this office was this lease was 

to be through the -- with the of 

22 the Corpora~ion Co~nsel, City o~ Chicago. And 

23 

24 

25 

was 

office, 

my 

purposes 

to 

reo rr,ai:n::ain ward 

tn my 

able to come meet 

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1 Lh me in ~he -- in the ~ard. 

2 

3 

So I had -- I would have r1o 

interest nor need to have lee1scd to me 

4 for any personal t~ing. So th~s was -- and ~his 

5 

6 that i·:here ::he city :"t:ncis ng used, had 

7 to have the approval and authoriza:lon of L~e 

8 City Co~ncil as such. 

9 So .L '~ not sure ltJ~:at -- ivhat the 

10 little tec~nicalities a~e here, but I would not 

11 

12 

13 

14 

HR. so~,IS: A~1d tt:e lar:.dlorcl is on :he back. ::':':n 

if you recall person. 

: No. T do~'L recall on back? 

15 La-::1dlord, Ligai-c-~entos Associates (phonetic) 

16 Associates or ?a~l Dasso? 

17 1'-fR. SOl-" IS: ?au Dn.sso. 

18 WIT::JESS: I dor.'t r-crc,cmber h-:_m, 

19 HR. 'THCJVJ.AS: D-a-s-s-o. 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

~iiiT~'TESS: No. - do~' t rernember him 

MR. SOLIS: Have ycu bee:: at the 

guess since 1989. 

il point 

moved bac< i Have t:ee:1 

25 sL1ce 

all. 

you've had sort of your 

you 

there 

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2 

~I!NESS: When yoJ say have : beec -- have I 

had some of~i_c:c? 

3 MR. SOL"S: Right. 

4 : Yeah. l've had so~e control. l've got to 

5 Rigr.t. 

6 :viR. SCL=:S: And that's been contin:Jo:ls sir:ce 1989? 

7 WI?N2SS: That : recall. Yes. 

8 MR. S~L-s: O~ay. How you touched upon this a 

9 ::tinut.c ago, hns 

10 chacged from when yo~ first 

11 u~=il like today? 

e>f the space 

at acted 

12 WI~NSSS: It was -- il an office used 

13 i~itial:y six days a week, average 9 10 h~urs 

to 

~hink yotl probably -- last tims you ~ore 

14 

15 

16 that office was p~obably the rst 

17 a~yone has s~epped fooL in L~e office in ffiO~ths. 

18 

19 

MR. SOLIS: You krlOW the lasL 

: The las l ti:ne \"'dS 

21 HR. THO~~l\S: Co~_d, snowy day. 

you we::e there? 

I think was 

38 

22 ~ITNESS: Yeah. The office that (inaudible) was ki~d of -

23 

24 

25 

- also I v-.ra::t emphasize that even the 

o~ the doc~, you know, indicatinq t~at 

was a seccnd ~a=d de~ocratlc party office, 

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1 you knoh'. T~a ~' s ldenlifieci. 

2 

3 

il was used for the ~ost pa~t, you ~now. 

That's '.Hhat it %·us, ar:d 's not used 

4 all ar:ymore. 

's 

5 NR. so:,rs: ?-J:J~!: 2bout las~ -- focus on thn Las~, 

6 say, six, eigbt years? r.et's say back in 200'1, 

7 

8 

What was it used for back then? 

~\1 T::;TESS: were -- :or ~he most part, the 

9 continuo~s use of that office had been for 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

something called Hope and Eea2..ing :or a 

nbout 1 mo~ths, tha~ ~ope and 

Heal a program for at-~isk use, 

they used that office for about months 

Other t~an lhat office has been 

15 very, very rarely and i:-~freqt:.ently used for any 

16 

17 

18 

19 

purposes, alright. And 

inv0_Lve:m0.nt, ;ny 

been 

If somecEe 

m~.{ direct 

office over 

a a 

20 udqe or a ca~didate for another office, they 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

meet witl: me to solicit my 

supper-.::. tc:l them, "Well, meet ~e in the 

on J5th 's the 

political a., ri 

cc.ll _1._t? 

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40 

1 The lwle on 35lh MeeL me over Ltere, 

2 alright, and --

3 "JR. : You l it your a ical 

4 

5 ~!~NESS: Yeah. Political of~ice, a~d by political rr~ean 

6 ~hat it's strictly used as as a 

7 my State Cc:;:;."c.ral :_:orc.mittet:;ma:J., d:1ring that 

8 

9 

10 

period 

Co~mi:::.teemi1:J 

my o.nd 

us 

say pol~t I T '::1 

11 strictly talking party fucctions :1ow. 

12 :YIR. SCL:S: Eave 8\/B.:C that space to make 

13 call for fu~ds for Citizens ~~r Rus~, for 

14 example? 

15 T doe1bt 

phone 

16 MR. SCT.~S: Does She:\ la some-imes go in :->:e-ce and use Jt? 

17 ~I~NESS: On Election She's been Sheila 

18 :rained as an Election Day coordinator, and 

19 olher Lhan being a CPA, : Lhlnk she -- Sheila ls 

20 o:1e of thE-~ ones •:Jho like to co::gregate on 

21 bGCi1USe She to step ~p shop, 

22 t:-c.rr.. her computer, qet the returns in, a:1d 

23 C:~~at' s ~-:hat she likes c:o do, alriqht. 

24 

25 

YIR. SOL:::S: When say nElec:ic~ niqht," do 

Election night for when you eleclicn as 

::nean 

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2 

3 

cf Congre:::;s? 

Wl7N~SS: No. Mos~ of time -- don't reJl~y want to 

'ke s, Paul, but T ~aven't 

4 contested race since 2000. 

5 ~R. SOL:S: Right. 

6 WITNESS: Okay. 't have t~at kind or competition 

7 Elcc:-.ion Day. l\.nd going to knock 0::.1 vvood, 

8 

9 

you know. T don't have ~ha~ nd 

been en behalf of others. 

so it's 

10 been o~ my behal~, and especiaJly since me 

11 stopped :oe:..::g a Wa:cd Comrr.itteemaE. Si:1ce I 

12 stopped beic:g a Wa;::d CorrudL~eeman, Lhe!1 Lhere 

13 no need ~o havo that ~oally 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

no need that, you knor,.v, , you 

my Sta~G c:entral Commit~ncman 

t:ies. exe~cise same of 

t~ose oul o~ Lhal office, but I don't Lhac 

don't kno\11,' lf should say this, but 

20 ~.tat o:'fice woulci :CJc abandoned, 

21 abando~nd now had i~ not he~n sto2:'y in 

22 the su~ Ti~es and the s~bsequent inquiry. 

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24 

25 

would ~ave -- and my 's illness. Those are 

two thi~gs Lhal have me 

tha~ because it's j~sl not--

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2 

3 

so~elhing tl1aL's r1o: It's ~:.ot 

sixth on a ~aGd. lt's not needed. 

:v:rR . .SOI,LS: Sc when you talk about it's 

4 o~tice, that you i~~erview candida~es for 

for state office. 

42 

polit"cal 

5 

6 

7 

: Well, noc state office. t could be it could 

Christian Mitchell. 

8 interviewed him in th2~ office when he first 

ran. SO'TlC 

o~fice, out I do~'t T don':. you kno~;v, 

ve~y little use for me practically. 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

MR. SCL"S: Is ~he only business you co~ducl l:1 thaL 

lS 

's basinnss in that 

16 "'R. SCL7S: Any iness related to or 

17 you= election Lo c~e 3o~se o~ ReoreseGtaLives? 

18 

19 

: That 'm cf, yeah. That I'~ aware 

be soffie electlon 

22 sorce Oba::na Rush materials (i:1a0.ciibi.e), b<.:.t it's 

23 

24 

25 

no~ -- it's not ce~~raL 

have no~ had that 

MR. SOLIS: Who is 

a:1ythi:1q, alright. 

of campaiqn. 

of space? 

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lease, 

ones I've 

As :ar as I know, 

and Krame::::. 

kncwn thac: 1 --

43 

Lhslanding \'J'hal' s 011 U::.i.s 

are t~1e only 

4 HR. SOLIS: Do yol:. speak with individuals :=ron that corr~pa:::1y? 

5 t of you: inquiry, but 

7 lady. I don't .remer:-,ber her ~arr.e. i4...J.ld she said, 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

access to this office because 

I ;,-Jant to -- rnig~t have some people ;, .. tho 

potential.::..y notody right now, but pc~entially 

some peoy ght want to look 

a~ it.'' A~d I'm lj "Sure." 

HR. SO:::..IS: Whai: are the ~erms the agreement tc stay 

there? Do .renl? 

15 ~\IT::JESS: No. - have!l't paid any rent at: all, nor have -

16 

17 

18 

19 

ask8d ~a pay any rent. 

HR. so:,Ts: If thct on t-.ha +:: least, you 

kno~o.1, , you knOi:J, 

lo be exoec~ed. The::::e's a fiq~re 

20 for $527 and some oLher fiqures there ~or the 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

rent that 

\VO:J.de:-i::1g i-_rhcn 

·=iocu.ment, ;,hat 

~1JITNESS: ' had 

be could be paid. I' rn 

first sig:scd t.ho.t _eu.se 

you:c expect a 7.i ons about 

idea that I would ::::un 

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2 

3 

4 

Congress. As a mal~er 

f~rthos~ thing from my mind was bA~ng 

mean, al polJtic.3 is 

at ~irre t~at, that of~ice was leased, 

5 t~ought that runni~q to~ Conqress would have 

6 of t~e 

7 

8 

9 

Ci~y Council, alright. disparagi:1g 

upor. p2opl0 y,/ho to Wash·i:J.gton 

didr,':::. dP.a.~ OCiJ 1 i SS'J8S 

10 day, alright. 

And so Nhen ~ented this spot, I 

thG 

11 

12 

13 

no idea that would be Congress/ 

ncvt~r ::ad -::hought, had any desire to 

14 be in Congress. 

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21 

~1R. S~)L" S· d you nk that you would to pay rent 

baok i :c 1ivhe:1 you moved 

Sure. 

NR. : And 1-vhy diC.n '-:: 

Well, because a~ the time tl1at I rented t~at 

o~fico it was for my -- cond11ct my Aldc;:-mcnic 

, and a port th0t 

22 tcere was a~ expectatio~ on my par:::. that 

23 tha~ this is a part of having t~is 

24 office. You got to pay Cor it, b~~ the ~se of 

25 ~i:at has diminished so much tl1at lt 1 s 

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1 really teen s0r:teLhing L.~:at hadn' L occurred 

2 mco. 

3 '!'hen I gClt any at 

4 a.J , you knov"". ~obcdy said we dema:~.d po.jrrr_e~rt 

5 

6 

7 

for this, ar:d a.::..ways assumed that tl"'~ey wanted 

~e lhe~e because I served some served a 

-- me 

8 them h2c~use 

9 

10 

11 

at !.east I 

And ::: rea..:.ly 

thougc 

sigc 

was 

a~d I ~eally ~ever 

12 felt as though Cicizens for Rush had 

obligation to pa;{ that bE-:causE-: 

but 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

tha~ of~ice. ~y 

::-:entri11 Co:11mj 

-- :!fie being 

the 

Cowmi tteema~l, ar:d there wus fc:nds for the 

tLeeffia~. T~ere was A~derma~ic. 

You hcid to raise money a ~t-Iard 

:VIR. SCLIS: about two orgdnizatio~s, yo~ ~now, 

~he wa~d cpera~ions a~d ~te 

ope:::'ations? you you pily 

22 rent f~om o~e of t~ose two e~tities? 

23 c1R. THOE.I\S: You beinq? 

24 ~R. SCLIS: You k~ow, as ~he so~t of de facto operator 

25 S:::.ate Con:mitteer::.an cc:nrnit-':.ee. 

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2 to me th2t you'~o in ion of a Jease, a~d 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

t~at we deDand payment for Bvt, 0gai::~, 

ttere was no notice, and I becarce a member 

o::: Congress, did~'t even foc~s on did 

rarely, rarely Gse for those ac:ivities 

tt.at I' :ment.i :>:1od. Very, rarely use:d it:.. 

Very, vc~y infrequently used it, didn't 

staff there, and mar('"; r:o:~cerncd about :ny 

10 Congress office than I was that office, 

11 , a~ ~os~, axillary ~o my onqoinq 

12 (inaudible), al:::lgJ:::... l·ind- really didn't lee~ 

13 

14 

15 

16 

as thoc.<gh 

for t.hc ocficc. 

And, ll r T HOU ld 

fo:c Rush had any 

-- to 

17 I come fro~ a poor family, and my ~other 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

raised by a slnqle mother th chi~dre:1. 

Yly moved around a lo~, so I'm much 

how, if y<)U got to 

process is. you' poo::, you 

u:1dersta~d how t~at works. You to qet a 

five-day notice, a~d qot ::o qe:: :::teE you 

24 go~ about 30 days before you go before court 

25 before a ~udge, and theL you got to be evicted. 

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1 I never got any kind of notice, written or oral 

2 notice demanding any payment or anybody that I 

3 know of for that office. 

4 So, you know, I wouldn't even call it 

5 at most, it's an oversight, but I wouldn't 

6 even call it an oversight because I just didn't 

7 honestly feel as though those -- this lease 

8 agreement was applicable, alright. It was not 

9 applicable. And I don't -- because I'm sure it 

10 says somewhere in the lease agreement, if you 

11 don't pay within a certain amount of time, then 

12 notice will be given for you. Then you have, 

13 you know, the court proceeding, but that never 

14 occurred, alright. 

15 And so I'm just-- I'm just trying to 

16 figure out how -- you know, I want to emphasize 

17 that at no time do I think that Citizens for 

18 Rush was obligated to pay a dime there, at no 

19 time, alright. 

20 And after the Sun Times did their 

21 smear job on me in their reporting, 

22 sensationalized report, which I'll address at 

23 some point in time, then I indicated to Sheila 

24 that they said that we owe that. So stipulate 

25 that on the report if that's -- you know, only 

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1 for that purpose that we stipulate on. 

2 But I felt -- I felt no obligation, 

3 and I still feel -- there was no obligation to 

4 pay, alright, because that whole row is vacant. 

5 It's been vacant in a real it's right next 

6 door to the service area of a maintenance 

7 

8 

(inaudible). Trucks all in there all the time 

for the most part, garbage all over. There are 

9 rats running all over the place, alright. And 

10 my own grandson was robbed right in front of 

11 that office because the office was closed about 

12 5 o'clock in the evening because he (inaudible) 

13 One evening he was robbed right there in front 

14 of it, alright. 

15 So it's because it was abandoned, 

16 vacant, lifeless, very little value, you know, 

17 and so I really didn't feel and, again, for 

18 the life of me, I really wish I could tell you 

19 that I felt obligated I should have paid the 

20 rent, but I still don't feel obligated to pay 

21 notwithstanding what this said. The landlord, 

22 Draper and Kramer, who I knew, who I'm familiar, 

23 they felt no obligation to collect the rent. 

24 It's just that's how abandonment going on. 

25 They abandoned it and so did I. 

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MR. SO:L..IS: ~iLlle b~l earl~er tha: you ~hal 

i~ was a benef~t po~er:tially I: raper 

3 Kr;::rmc.:: because; you were ::here, <1nd, you knm.v, 

4 yo~1' re keeping solT',e life into that .sectio::. of 

5 units. ~akes you sny t~at? What nakes you 

6 think ~hat it was a benefit to Draper and 

7 Kra:neo::" 

8 t~lTNESS: Because my name was on tl1e door. 

9 HR. SOLIS: Did they ever say -::hat ::o you'? 

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~~IT)!ESS: hav·e -- ~ haven't. -- u::t::il mny:Oe a 

ago, i:: ioJas before T talked anybody 

:"rom Draper ar.d Kramer, a 1 rl-;!ht. mean, ~ t ~vas 

yea.cs before talked, and I cercainly didn't 

talk any the who I deall wlLh 

when first moved into that office, alright. 

3ut it years ago, years. 

As a matter of fact, right L '1."1 

is ;:n-,d Kr J.rcc r ll 

19 existence, okay. 

2 0 HR. SOLIS: Tl1ey 

or two 

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lfJITNESS: But don't -- ::{o'J they 'Jsed to be 

ac: 33 ~h0y still t~cre? 

HR. l'm not cc!'tain. 

T do:c' t - don't don't knew, 

agaln, it's and so far, a~d such 

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5 MR. SOLIS: You mentioned that you hea~d from a woman at 

6 D~aper and Kra~er a wh~le bac~, a~d she was 

7 "'::alking abm;"t c:Juld so:oc:;body :::orne t2rough. And 

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;:md to shov.; you a. d.J.t.ed 

6, , <1nd i 's Bates number Ad LMSC025. 

's addressed to yoG, and 's from Dee Wells, 

P~operty Ma~aqe~. for the faintness 

12 o£ the font. Let me know if you have any 

13 ::c:O\oble c:eading i c. 

No. don't hav2 any t~ouble reading it. 

dre you asi:ing 

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15 

16 MR. So, of all, do you recall receiving this 

17 ~etter? 

19 ~R. SCL:S: Okay. Would :his letler correspond then with 

20 v.rj_at you told ~,e ~~'lat she :!:lad contact.ed yet: to 

21 have somebody come 

22 WITNESS: Yeah. The spirit of the letter does. The 

23 wording of the letter is GOt totally the same. 

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she didn't mer.L~on all this. 

jus said, "J:..': I have perspec:...ive ' I 

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1 would to be a:O:e ::..o Lo tte::t. S:J 1 

2 t~e~eforc, cnn I have a ~2y?" ''Of coGrso yo~ 

3 can have a key,'' alright. I d-idn't •Jive a 

4 ar:d neve~ heard from her --

5 :viR. SOLIS: Q_:CCay 

6 before a.::.er that. 

7 ~R. SCLIS: The firs~ li~e, it says, ''I ernailed RcsDmary 

8 about this several ago." VJho is 

9 Rosemary? 

11 ~R. SOLIS: Is she s~ill assistant? 

12 ~I~N~SS: Yes. 

13 ~R. SOLIS: Okay. And I'll just 

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don't geT. you >:now, co7:.to on. Don' ..... 

16 assume because she's my 

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YIR. 

20 '-lR. 

every emall thaL' sent to ffie. 

: Oh, ~o, no. I wouldn 1 

21 cig"lC:? 

at all. 

22 ~R. SOLIS: This is a letter, right. I actually have the 

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email l::e::::-e that could the Conqress~an as 

is re[e~enced in lhls letter, 

lf I could draw your Lentio:::1 to the 

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"Lar::.dlord 

space you occupy ~t 1.akc Meadow Shoppi 

Center ~o a rent-payi and would like 

abiLity ~a show the space ~rom ti~e to time 

5 to sucn perspective tenants.'' You know, she 

6 mentlo::.s tha~ word ''=ent-paylnq,'' and I thi~k 

7 've covered that already. Is that -- you were 

8 not a ~0nt-paying tc~ant at that point? Is that 

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pay rer:::.? >Jo. And, 

okay, and don' 

to? 

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kno~" ' I'm 

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as office, 

nccc.ssari ly, but. n.sing ils b<eing 

occupied rather than me being tenant, and that 

:.::.hal had .Cor 

a:::ythic:q :J:::-aper 

K~amer. I didn't expecL t~em lo if needed 

up, lights nood 

be tu:::-nDd :Jn, on. di6n' 

-::.:J.em ::o turn the v.Jater on. I didn't expect them 

'CO keep the heat o:: or off. " had so 

c she 'L a rent-payi::1q 

a:::d they l.','erer:' t rent they 't a landlord 

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1 in a typical sense as far as I didn't think. 

2 But had no -- did some landlord responsibilities 

3 at all. 

4 And it was just that kind of -- I 

5 occupied the space, didn't need it, occupied it. 

6 They didn't need it and let me occupy it. Now, 

7 this happening, this letter, I didn't get it, 

8 but it's dated 2012. I did have a brief over9 the-phone conversation with this lady. Didn't 

10 have one before then and have not had one since 

11 then, okay. 

12 So, again, I want to emphasize that I 

13 really did not see and there is no way I seen 

14 this because she knew who I was, but the lease 

15 here nor is there anything that suggests that 

16 Congressman Bobby Rush is a tenant here. That's 

17 not true, alright. This has nothing to do with 

18 my Congressional responsibility, nor did it have 

19 anything to do with Citizens for Rush 

20 responsibility because if it had been Citizens 

21 for Rush, then it would have said Citizens for 

22 Rush and not Congressman Bobby Rush. 

23 So I think it's very apparent that 

24 Citizens for Rush wasn't expected to pay any 

25 rent by Draper and Kramer. Citizens for Rush 

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t expect out rent by 

l<ra:ne.::, and I didn'-: feel oblj_qaLlo.:1 as a 

3 State CcntrrJ.l Commi -::tecma!l to pay it. 1\nd 

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6 know, 

been Committcerau~1 in a ::turrbcr o: 

thu.t's -- T'm you 

my 

7 is the intersect here? T do~'t u~derstand what 

8 real.::..y don't. 

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MR. GAST: you just clari:y? you were an 1-\lderr.can 

: TV::m-~::ne. 

NR. the of Chi.oago the rent on 

13 spac:e? 

14 WIT~ESS: ~es. 

NF.. G2-\ST: And whc;n you hcing 

la.:1dlord aboul cha~ginq lease or 

had no d~scussion with the~. 

MR. ar.ybociy'2 

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No~ that l kn'w , but they didn't -- they 

't me say s. 

recall, the management office t:he shoppinq 

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aboc.~ tvw lhree down from 

this office, if recall. 

thco::c h2d to was vacant . 

.:Jobody 1rJi1S in se:ldor:l u.scd, 

Ann nobody Draper and Kramer 

Commit ':ee:r:1an Rush, or 

S'=.ate R~sh. Nobody 

co:::1tacted him on th.=_s until ta~ked to the lady 

9 on the pho:1e, a:1d this is the firs:: time 've 

10 seen this letter; and you said you had an 

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14 

First 

So 

li L tle 

1'vc: it. 

b~t day to day, they were 

back :orth. :.ha::: ofZice vJas 

there wa~ very low no expectations 

15 r·egardi:l.g that office .,.. __ terms of fr·or:. !ae or· 

16 from and 

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WITi'JESS: 7 1~ Congress ln January '93. 

HR. SOLIS: You kr~ow, because we qot. a cha:::1ce to 

at it, and we saw tl1ere's there's some stuf:: 

in the office, k:::1ow. There's some 

that '-.:Dpluggcd, and fax :n.achinc 

I i d 

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1 HR. SOL:t:S: Or v-1ho owr:_s Lhem? 

2 \1\]T~N~SS: 1.et' s see. dor:. 't_ J moan, l roc0.12 

3 so~eone saying years ago tnat they wa~ted to put 

4 (i_naudible) Er:glev.Jood equ:ip:rtent i:~ thut offi::::e, 

5 and I ~ound out later t~at t:ad put it in 

6 ~~e~e. As fa~ as who owns ~he telepho~es i~ 

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the~e, you know, 

how loc:g. So 

ulright. just 

phon83 ci0:1' t CVGTI \1-IOrk. 

tlsod in T don'~ know 

't it ull, 

't say w~o the equip::nent 

11 tnecce. 

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I OIA1ll a and a. table Lhere j'.J.sl 

_ ot-'ln this do~J:<:: and chair. 

15 wirh ~y private mo~ey. 

0\.\'rl it 

bought 

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19 

Rush, where it -- where does 

Sheila a~ybody else Lhal you have 

you v.;orks you, 

do they do c~elr Cl L.Lze.:u-::3 for 

20 R·,:sr.? 

21 h~~e. 

22 ::V1R. SCL~S: O}(ay. Is i-::: 

23 ~I~NESS: Sheila -- Sheila a full-~iree lob, a~d she 

24 ~ransacLs most o[ b~siness wilh Citizens 

25 R:1sh at !;o::ne, 

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1 NR. else is er.,ployed Ci 

2 ~ITNESS: Other L~afi my who h'as employed JP unlil 

Septcmbc::::-, nnd my \-Ji fc that 

that l'm of. 

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NR. SOLIS: Before yo~r stopped doing work fo~ Citiz0ns 

v-mul d she t-:er work 

~\IT:JESS: At 

HR. : At ho!ne7 

'I:c!ESS: 

10 NR. : So .:..f a be or pupcrwork? 

11 WITNESS: At 

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HR. : Ho::ne~ 

Mm-~:rw:t. 

14 HR. SOLIS: Do yov. know if they ever did, Sheila 

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Citizens for Rush out o:: 

that sp<1ce at J:vleadows Shoppi:1g 

:ioubt ,t. 

ouestior1s. -- Irll take a look a~ my 

t'? 

NR. GAST: Let 

the fact ~" 

j:.:tst .::..oak 

~ust what is the 

with the Lake Meadow 

rcy notes, bu: th2..r:..k 

WITNESS: Well, the ca:::-rent situation is is the same 

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for years. It's 

i 7Cd, oxcept fo;_- so::-:1e equ ip:;nent. from 

various sou~ces. - do have a few les 

4 fro:n ;_;,y days as an Alderr:'_an. 

5 But it's dark, cold, ra~-in~ested, and 

6 ~don't know if the wa~er is on; and I don't 

7 

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10 

11 

12 

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the lights a~e on, but it's (i~a~diblc}. 

Lt' 1 ~-: a state of i.t's a rc31 Rip 

Van -- yo\1 go in t~at 

office, and you say rerc.ember buck 

occurred. You ~ig~~ see so2e articles 

this 

the 

wall back in the early 90s, late 80s, 

you knov.;, 0:1 tho board that's yellow, 

14 you know. So it' 

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piece thn~ anything nlRc, 

is. Tf yo'-..l want 

knov-1 in Chicaqo ward politics like 

the secor:d Nard the La mid-80s, 

you go lhrough C:.l:e 

this of 

got two large pho~og~aphs of 

22 Washington, and I had black ~air and more hair 

23 have noK. 

24 MR. GAST: You haven't c:;:anged. 

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25 : Thanks, Scott. But, you know, so tha~ 

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yok know, in a SLa~e 

you know. Tc_' .s y in a s:_ut.e 

3 right 'COW. 

4 MR. GAST: Okay. 

5 WI7NESS: I~'s jus~ waiting ~he=e. 

suspe:lSiOC1 

6 Y!R. GAS:C: c8nversa~lcns with the landlord about what 

7 to do going forward? 

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no. Rut what 1 ~ant to do 

ld be proper af~or the Sun 

(inaudible). got the Letter, alright. And 

~bat : was going ~o a vis.:_t from you 

a::1d fello~tJS, }\nd ::;:: 'hl goinQ lo show you 

you why knew I was goicg to got 

But Ci1D ~. 

seen J ike T 'm 

hide so3e~hlng, alright. I 'IUSL -

- so 'll L a~d see how this 

La gee cut of there. 

of there, you am 

-- you '~ beco~ing -- I won't say l .'1 

nuisance, b·.;;.t it's never oeen of ":..138. So t...Jhy 

don't I just and qive it up? l'.nd I i:otectd t:O 

do that as soon as you guys say, well, we're 

tl1is, and so we can 

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1 here, alright, you know. 

2 But I said, and, Scott, I don't know3 - because I said that you all was coming, okay. 

4 I knew that you all was coming, alright. And 

5 how did I know you all was coming? Because the 

6 people who wrote that article was on television 

7 and radio pleading for you all to investigate 

8 me, pleading for it on the public airways. Why? 

9 Let me show you something, and this is 

10 -- and understand this now, September of last 

11 year after a series of intermittent 

12 hospitalizations, my wife underwent open heart 

13 surgery, and she among the complications, she 

14 had multiple organ failure, kidney failure, 

15 heart failure, and -- and lung failure 

16 (inaudible) . 

17 So she's fighting for her life in 

18 December of 2012 2013, fighting for her very 

19 life. Then the doctors had given up on her and 

20 this was on our faith and prayers, and in the 

21 middle of this, then we see the rubbish printed 

22 by the new DA. And you read the story, but, 

23 again, they went on television, on news begging 

24 for the Ethics Committee to investigate me, 

25 begging. I mean, not being coy about it. They 

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~~ not 

Con:m..:..ttee investiga:.:.e 

demanding 

So I how Lhls 

3 s:::.1ff worked, <1nd I sec wh<lt huppencd. 

4 But then I got -- and I wanted to show 

5 

6 

7 

8 

yo:._1 a story, the second part 

tha": story, ,,,·t:: was a repo~t now. Most of 

this lnformallon that was in ~hat had been 

already printed years ago in '07. (Inaudible) 

9 of the St:n Times had :::-a~: th.:._s V>Jhole s::cry. Same 

10 kind of headline, Bobby Rush and $l million or 

11 

12 

rd right. 

R~t then they ran ~he s~ory, on 

13 that Su~day they had -- they ran the seco~d part 

14 of the 

15 NR. : Is that (inaudible)'? Is t:C1at t.he one ::hat you 

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to show them? 

~1JIT0fF.SS: L nk J 1 n: 

Christiun (inaudible} for bad. ::_ord 

makes qood. -- on Monday, Hcnday 

:r~ave been the 15:.h. 

On of the 16t'::: at 12: , tll~s 

sent oet by the BGA, and Shaw 

i<nd T if you can ! -it, you 

know, take Line to read t..hinq, 

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1 alright. So when they to me what they done 

2 was to set me up by using innuendos, old 

3 information, front page of the paper, my wife is 

4 fighting for her life. They set me up and then 

5 go turn around and have the gall to say, look 

6 what we doing to Bobby Rush and send us more 

7 money. It was a fundraiser. It's -- they're 

8 using us to raise money, alright. 

9 So I expected you all to come, but I 

10 wouldn't want to expose -- and I'm going to 

11 expose them even further, you know, at some 

12 point in time because this is what they did, 

13 

14 

alright. This was just about them, again, 

raising my profile. I got a (inaudible) and 

15 adding certain innuendos and things about --

16 And I appreciate you all for not 

17 focusing this inquiry or your questioning on 

18 this because that's nonsense. But the -- but 

19 the damage had already been done, alright, and 

20 they demanded that you all would come in. 

21 Now, and I don't want to go too much 

22 into it, but I don't want to take up a lot of 

23 your time. I have lived a committed life, 

24 

25 

alright. I didn't -- and lawyers don't like to 

hear this, but I got to say it. I'm human. I'm 

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1 not saying I got to say this because I'm 

2 reacting more to the story than I am to what 

3 you're saying. 

4 The community that the church is in, 

5 that all the organizations are in is in the 

6 worst, poorest, most violent community in the 

7 

8 

City of Chicago. The headlines of that story 

said something about $1 million. They didn't 

9 say that the $1 million was in a three-year 

10 period of time, and that not one quarter of the 

11 $1 million could be used for capital improvement 

12 or capital development. It had to all be used 

13 on program dollars. They didn't say that. They 

14 didn't say that before you got your $2 that you 

15 had to have audits, multiple audits in year one. 

16 That -- the organization in question, that they 

17 they were audited, and they passed those 

18 audits. 

19 They also didn't say the work that was 

20 being done, and this is what gets lost in all 

21 this is the work that's being done, alright, in 

22 this poor community. I could have planned, 

23 organized a church in anywhere, suburban 

24 Chicago, upper middle class, but I went to the 

25 poorest community. Why? Because that's where 

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1 this need is, and all my life I've been 

2 operating on that kind of level, alright. Most 

3 people who know me, they know me as that type of 

4 a person. So that context has 

5 to be established, alright. There was no 

6 willful disregard, disrespect, or misuse of 

7 campaign funds. Lord knows if I want to channel 

8 some money to my son, I would not use the church 

9 to do that, alright. And I certainly would not, 

10 for the amount of work that he does, and where 

11 he has to do it, like making sure that the heat 

12 is on 5 or 6 o'clock in the morning when church 

13 I would not do all of these things for some -

14 - I don't know even know how much he makes, but 

15 something like $600 every two weeks, you know. 

16 And so it's all reportable, all 

17 reported, all done the right way. I would not 

18 do all -- you know, that doesn't make sense, but 

19 the fact of it is, is what I do when I committed 

20 my life. I'm not in -- I'm the only member of 

21 Congress, and, please, take it the right way. 

22 I'm the only member of Congress that ever 

23 organized a church. We have some members of 

24 Congress who were pastors, but the Lord played a 

25 trick on me, you know. He brought me out in 

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1 Congress back into the community in the name of 

2 a church. Now, it's consistent with-- I've 

3 always been a community organizer, always been 

4 on the front line, always been involved, always 

5 took on issues, always opened my big mouth, 

6 always challenging when it came to justice 

7 issues, alright, in -- on behalf of my community 

8 and other communities, alright. I've always 

9 done those things, alright. 

10 I started a health center, and this 

11 

12 

wasn't the first health center. I started a 

health center when I was 19 years old no. 

13 was 22, alright, a free health clinic. The 

14 (inaudible) Free Health Center on 16th in 

Chicago. So this wasn't a first time I've 

I 

15 

16 created a health center, alright. It wasn't the 

17 first time I ran a food program, and these 

18 entities (inaudible) at-risk youth. 

19 These entities are supposed to serve 

20 

21 

22 

the community. There ain't no money I'm not 

-- this ain't no scheme on my part. It never 

have been. I'm this is my life's work, 

23 alright, and I'm not into it to -- at this 

24 

25 

point, and risk myself and besmirch. I've got a 

good solid reputation. That's why I've been 

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1 running unopposed. Was successful in 2000 when 

2 Obama ran against me. I got a good reputation. 

3 So I'm not going to go risk that 

4 reputation based on nothing that you asked me 

5 

6 

about, nothing, none of that. I'd never risk my 

reputation on I like what I do, and whether 

7 or not you approve it or not, whether or not I'm 

8 

9 

in Congress or not, I did it before. I always 

tell people. I wasn't born a member of 

10 Congress, and I hope like hell I don't die a 

11 

12 

13 

member of Congress, alright. I really do, you 

know, know and so I got to be who I am. I 

really do. I got to be who I am. I got to be 

14 who I am. 

15 So if I violated any rules, I wasn't 

16 aware of it, and if I violated any I don't 

17 think I did, and the same answers I'm giving you 

18 on some of this stuff is the same answers that I 

19 gave to these reporters. But they was hell bent 

20 on using this as an opportunity to raising a 

21 profile to show how diligent they were, how on 

22 time they in order to raise more money for 

23 enhance -- so they can pay their salaries. 

24 That's really what-- I think that's it. 

25 MR. SOLIS: We appreciate --

to 

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2 MR. SOLIS: all --

3 that is, to get back to 

4 know 

5 So _L conclude t~e interview, and thank you 

6 much, 

7 Good nL;ht. you. 

8 HR. SO:oTS: l''oank you. 

9 OF I;!'cSRVIEW 

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X 16th61:21 65:14 90027:2 1727:2 90s 58: 12 

y 1839:11,13 9355:19 

yeah5:19 9:2,21 1965:12 

10:22,22,25 16 13 1989 34:24 35:15 

22:1123:6.18 35:17 37:22.25 

26:129:13 31:14 38:6 44:16 

32:10,13 35:14,14 

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EXHIBIT 2 
127 


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UK!! MMPOWS 

SHOl>l'!f.IG CENT!!!l 

lEASE 

L01S A AND !'l IN W;~ MEADOWS NO. ONE C·ONSOUOATION OF t.OTS .AND ?1\RT OF LOTB AND 

V'ACATEV STREETS AND AUEY$ IN JC<<N OE W!TI'S 1\00ITION TO CHICAGO AND lN lil<iVERSITY SUS. 

DJVIS!ON AND CH~TAlN f1mSU8DIV!S10NS Ali.,. IN THE NQRTH~Si fRACTIONAl OUARiEFl OF S€Cr!ON 

• ~-. TOWNSiilP 39 NORTH. flANGE 14. EAST Of THF. TH1f'1D !'BINCIPAL AECCIIDEO JULY a. 1954 AS OOCIJMENT 1>!J5o4lil AND filED IN TH£ OfFICE OF !l{;GISTRMl Of AS DOCUMENT 

1~0045. 

A PARCEl Ot lJ\NO OOM~f!ISING All OF tOTS 1 T04 BOTH INClVSIVE,LOTB 221025 BOTH INCLUSIVE. 

5 ANO 21 100ETHER WITH THt ALLeYS 6<TWEEN SAID LOT$ IN THE NORTH TIER OF 

"''"'"''"''"·" ilEING A SU!ll:liVISION OF PM< OF THE SOUTH !i!\LF OF THE NORTHEAST QUAAffiR OF 

SEGfiQN ~.\.TOWNSHIP AANOE 14. f.AST QF THE iHrRD PRII>'CIPAL M£\H!OIAN i£\XCE!'TINO 

H'!QM &MD SUEOlVISION THAT CONVEYED TO THE CITY OF CHICAGO FOR STREET PIJflPOSES 

IJNOER DOCKET 15&)7879 ANO R~OORO~D ON MAY 4, 1953') BOUNDED MID OESCRI!lEO AS FOLlOWS: 

SEG!NN!NG ATTHt;; SOLITHEASI CORNER OF LOT 261N $ob;JO SUBDfV'iS!ON WHtCH !S 'tHE lNTERSEC'i!ON 

OF THE WESTIOR!.Y RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF THE l!.UNOI$ CeNTRAL RAILAOAO WITH THE SOIJTH LINE OF 

SAiO SUBD1Vt$l0N. THENCE P.'OJ:iTH 16 OEORE:ffiS 44 M!NVT€S. 43, SECO!'~QS WEST AlONG THl! EASTERh 

lY Ut<E Of LOTS WAND I lN $AID S\!SDIV1S10N A QISTM.CE OF 269.81 FEET TOn;£ N0i1THEI\ST COR· 

NcR OF SAID LOT ! WHICH IS THF. INTE!lS!iCnON OF THE WESTEf!L\' UN$ OF THE !LUNOIS ~NT!lAL 

AAill'lOAD WITH THE SOUTH liNt OF 1 S 

SOI.ITH 00 DEGREiiS 13 MINIJTES. IS SECONDS W€S! A DISTANCE 01' 257.25 THE 

SOUTH LIN€ Of LOT 21 IN Si'.IO Sli6D!VIS10N. TMENCE SOUTH ae DEGREES s:J M!NIJT<.S 2a Si!CONOS 

!:A.$T ALONG THE 60l.ITH UNE OF $AIO SI.!SD!VISION A DISTANCE OF 28•.17 fEET TO THe PlJ\CE: 0~ 

liJEGINNING, ALliN COOK COUNTY, li.UNGS. 

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ARTICL~I 

!!MlC LEASE TERMS AND EXHI!l!TS 

A. tEASED PREMISE$: 

PN$fri!~~,_,i shQwn >afOOS•!"l.atchOO Hi 

HOOll AREA WITHlN tEASED PREMISES: oppto,imololy 

B li:AEE TEflM; One l"'ati 

C. TENe,NT'S CONSTRUCTION AND FIXTURo P!iRlOO {ARTICLES ll! and i\1} $0 t,!ays 

D. f'IXED MINIMUM RENT (ARTICLE V): S tl 27. 00 per mtll\lh 

E 1'\lilif fQ!l !il~ol.liii!L_..'iili '>!Iii' !''$!WI<i 1!1· f 

iifJt:StSR ~~~~ iii"" :Wi&l'lii!.Ff $"""9W"i¥Jli' M?l!it' @9Pf1"1'i>liJt1':1'f 

G. 

H. USE (ARTICLE V!): 

J. iANOlORI:rS MAILING ADDRESS: 

L SECURITY DEPOSH {ARTiCLE X\ll!!): 

N. RADIUS REliiiRICTION {ARTICLE VI): One (1) milo. 

) ' 

m- dt~lh a! one perSClfi: 

fOf proporH'l¥ damage-. 

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TOO e)!:tl!blts ii::>lad !!"\ Ulis Secti~-n Mti ~uaeMd to ttmo te:;me are lr;eorpo!atect OOrein by N:!~f".r-eru;-e, aoo aa; lo 

b:~ tre-a}OO RlS a part o1 ~h!s Leas!ll- kM all purj')iJ-;es: 

i'lXHru:IT C: TetflEH1\ lnttuma.lio~ MarM>I31 {ffic!uoln~ a descnpiit:m oi L;:;:ndkHtfs WOFk, Tenanrs Y.k<(k ~nd ilffiaot 

DeSign CtH~.nia) 

EXH!S!T 0: floor Pi:an:s 

AflT!Ci.Eii 

SMO!'I'ING C!!Nl~ ANO !.!!ASEO !'REMiSES 

CetUfU}', Wlncis 011 Ap1ll 1, 19Sff as 00ctm'll:m1 Nc. 

'ftan!if~H of t.~a-se dated ME~t!'..;h '11, 1 S70. trom LA SAtll! 

Oated Ma::ctl: .JJ, 1%9 ru~d k\)OM1 as Trust Nc. 393;ID, to takll Meadows Assoda!es, M Wlncis lirnlHld ~rtni.Wthip 

~lMcl!otd), ;;H1Cllaml1orct ha:s full awnomy lo enh~r into U'liS liu~s~. 

~<,'hlch <Me st\0',.1{0 cmss·h:a~cfwl....;:J" on Ei!:hlbit a, a~H:r:ch~ hereto and rrM.~ a pan iht.H~. Tl'1e Le:a~ed Pl',err-Jsas e:>(tend 

to lhe e>::til!K}r tac.~ oi e:>(!etio! wans: and 1~ c~nt~dlne ot the dem~iog walls separ;'Hing th~ t~.s<Se4 prerrtises €roo-t 

iM pre-mlsei <!t mr.et terta~Ss in ~he $Mopping Cemer. 

$xcep1'$ and l*Sl.Nvas ~o !tseU 1he u;;li:! nj \h-e tool, the t;:;q,_te~icr ~criloo {)$ lhe ~Based 

?remises, sioreJsot~~. and sttch an~as Wllnin tho;; Led!.~O ?Iemlsi!s tl;!quired tor ifiSl.r<lhulor., 

maimefl~no1! a:n.d' repalt o.l umitv Hrm-s and fithef lnslat!.at\on$ n,?QU!r-00 to stw:ic~ clh£t ter..ams o.! tf!S< Shup~ng 

s~.<-ch u~ilay ~n£:'$ &.d cthe~ Jnst~iia~icnti 

ot !he Lsased Pr~mis'f3s '•'vi:thpa)! T>l;Jn~n!'~ 

14-8751_0083 
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Ml'HClf 1!1 

'l'li'.!llll OF UlASE ANO l!!ASI! Yi!A!\ 

The- le.<"m ot this l-wase shall lM eather of 

A The da~e whrch is d;J:~% aHef !he da!e landl(lid glv~s T~:maril nmice 

w.mcttord's Wor}>: thillt:.asoo f'r&mlse-s I$ $ut/SUm{1;a~!y oompime. ot 

B The ct~te ~ ~ich l:l:!Mnl 

~nikl'd lhti" "Oltrwn~nct:rnent 

Thli:! t;.~ase sna.ll ~aeon ttwJ tas1 a~y of~ Oetobfil:.r 1 19?-9 0®%toulu~ .~Ml an:.¥; il'liMJ~ 

~!'M''td U~i!??a~i£H, ~lesa aoooe-r tenruna~oo ~s provided h~;;mt~ 

lhe !erm of ih!s .tm.1~, and !he N(X}f !:U-ea w!min ~!1~EJ Le~ood Premr::<es ior a!l P!Jfp:,'l't%$ ot thit; L~a:;¥?, In ih& 

ev~m o~ any t:{;nmc:~ OOlm~n ~h~ ,Pf(W;Sr{JnS cl Exhibi~ A h-erelo and thooe o{ Soc!km 1, i. ., uw provisions cf E::Y-hibit A 

sha1! t>e d~errH':!~ 1© tifpH~SMl tha ;SgH!e-ment OOilt.<t;J!f?.O t% panws tl:el'lS:iO 

ch~nts' A'iSOCiS-!~!l tlti"~~ or ?~{t.'Yiilli~·">al f:'e.;e.s, U ~<1}!"} fr.o~n n'je- dt!:l-$ 

?'>~&Hable 10 Teo.anl lot it$ wcr~: u:··,m ti1e Col'f'l.l11aru:~un*nt DJ!B ~~the lmrn m Vl~ same ma~n.e• ~s though the 

-leas-e !e1m bt'9~n vvh~ IM l~<.lred Pr-em.lses wet~ so nmcte .svaijatHS !O Tenoot 

A!mCtE 1\1 

CONSIRUCTlON ~y LJ\NOlOf!O J\!110 TENJ\NT 

14-8751_0084 
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and any 

~~ rfgh11!J de!:s:tminSc wMm~~ 

tommc~l':'l$}, o• {b} e~er~js~ any rern.J';dy lor de!au!~ 

14-8751_0085 
132 


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14-87 51_ 0086 
133 


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A!W!Cl.EV! 

O!'ERA"f!ON OF ili.JSlNMi$ ANO UllE 

SECnO!-ll!cl IJS!:: 

i'*l*<ni ag,r~s t!'at !!"~ t.~asoo ~~em:i$\i!$ st;;aH b~ ! .. HH~d an::t occup,i::d by T*l'Ws'li o• anyrm~ cl:,Slrnlr.g tor.>t~m 1$r:~ 

t~Oi.M'l~ .&!JHl~S w opetali!' tiM hufldrOO p~H'cerH {i oo~;,..j of !he l~<n~ed P.reml::;es ~H a{! mawnab!¢ business. 

hovm me Jerm ol ;_his leoase tmless pnJv{lt1te~l nm, -Ecck:lent ad of Goo or o1hll:\:r 

<:tm~H)i $XC~d.lf'<Q: hi"M.Otial ;1SQfOOS l'O k~t;:ep @$!1 ~h'S te.;;:r&(J Prmfl'li~~ 

;;mo dl~~m!y o.pen:u~ !fHl bu5<ness {;OOO~;ci'<~O 1h~r~i?1, uslrtg a wdliciefH oomt<er d :ff:00qtW.l~!y Hain~ p~fronn.~ !of 

eWclen1 s~n<iC'{!-, dmlng svcn Nlut$ Md on suet! dtrts and ~venings: o~ ~~ Y..';';!:el-\ as m&¥ b8 OO!ermlfW~V by ~rje 

U:ndi<ifd. TiN'l<S:H agr??«'l> l·;) corn:kn;a TenJM'i~ 's; bt.ntitres~ ~l aM {im~s in a Nrs;rcl-ll:>S n-;;MlM"f c-oos\~ tent w~tf! ~pulaW:e 

"vHh ali l~ws, on:.lln$nc~s. rm:.U.ns .anti iej;lu!a~fOI>S: 

:;:p~Hilton ana <-.lS!IT lhan~ol 

dt!Hqrw >Ol a11 fn:smans:::e compa.uy i:-:5pect!on bmaa.v m sirnl!a:r a{p.l"w.;y Sffi.et;t~d t-y 

14-8751_0087 
134 


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WT~ ~o litnl't wha!l'~''<'/1~ cht~ng~s !'JH? M>Ce~sary com~y will! ~n~ reqmrsmet!"i!S of H1~ if'lsvrat~Ci>J w}l,1erwrllers. 

f}ZfifUnm~ma! a!Jihotmes. ~nspeettoo buro::au, o: Jnst.u!l!nc~ ioopec~ors d'esignHled by U.mdlord 

A F~ll1lit MY unta•vlMI o~ imnmr~l::m~cHt:~ to be t"arwl~d on or cornmiH:i?d' on me teas~a P~emis~s. 

8 

U'Je ~nim wa-l:h.>n ~PPfO'<'Oll ot 

D, tht~ the Lsered P1emists iot arty .PWtPO~t':> wnatsoever Wlct> m1ght cr?.ate a m.liS~'li!Ge 1)~ m}um Jhe H~p<J\'ir 

!!:::~1 al lhe ~e~s~d Pmmlees or of the 

;:;:, O~l~ce m in~um 1M bWid!ng wr i."'5>lS'-H1 

;:;, Q;;~ertood 1ne- H;:xm'>: 1)~ 

G, Corr.mit or sui!£!! ;;wy wss~tl!-

10 mat a:uthotlzoo 10 

00. !lf to J;:WfffHI!~ tiS~ nam;;; ln J::onrw:cl:t<fl ~¥i1!"1 a ptec:e t~~ 

busmess !oc>a~e(! w~th:till*' <iiJ:H!>t!Ct1 Stllfcrth ln G~ctioo 1, i .N. :PfO\<'iU!Jd. 11()~eY.}l, 

~tt-tffld ~e rm;·f...'~m\ lfl>$ VJ'(H&~it4'1 o! an,- of TeMnt';; n;:dsl!ng :s:mes. unde~ ~helf pre~en! ottmJJS rr.e parue:& 

contemplate 1flat Tena:nt's lnl!t.e! dsv®!::Jpm~fit ol sale~ wo~Nn w~e aforescrltred dls1.anc£J wi!! rear.t~~acly 

!fie ami:'tF'l1 of r~m pa~:y;abte 10 t&.fl;d!!':lod in o$;:c.;;ess o~ the P:i~s..>-d Minir:;wm Re1~t set k~1th rum~ln and lhe~l?tore 

ihat ir~ >he ~v~n! ol i!J"i'f vJvlation of lhe cov~natH coma.m'1X! m liie pr~vious semence:, in addiHo-:1 to ali tOe 

~or and !n conntN::~ion w!lh a!l me!-cna,fidise, servk.*:ey, o; o~h~r opet~tions or P..J:tlr.<3S~es ~~dot ~.enOO:ed !n, 

or horn !Re bu$m~;;:~ ;~x:ation c; :oc.m~oM wn~<,:;h '<l'lotat.€' tht!' aior~Jm;;;n.HOfted f>EH~!t;s f€'Slrleilo::. s~l'i be incly-..;W:d 

w1~l1in the sr;Hm Gr-oss Sa!;s.q lor JJ!JlPt=£e"$ i:lf d.eHh'tninifl\1 P~r>:.:::en!age Ren~ hen;n .. nder. 

1\RTICl.!i' V!! 

1:<\XaS ANO SP>OC!!\L AS:>!:'SSMENTS 

m addWO?" ttl th~ -olhv~ ~::"loon!;; set 1!1flh is~ ihlt Laf!.~<e, TeMnt ag;~as H> pay T~anf'l'; ~HoportioMts ~h:ue o~ 

1~ ioi1owiog. {a~ .ri!E tea! es{l':dl? 

auihotlty, ft.H ~act'!: tt3\~n:h.s ~h,;r blj:fdXHJ whicf:: lflcit..M:le:;. Vii!> 

and s!l the SIW;;.piog Ce!l1~f ~~.Jo!' any ~and os- imp:oveJ1Wnts. w!-t!ch 

mart>~ .edctelj H'0re1oj wtt·t:ts *'* 1§£S'll!ss.aa \'1.~!~~ said building. 

p.eny U:S&d in cor.!.wncllon trw;~wilh 'f,NH:!1'l!'S pt.oponiona!e shan;~ &"l:a!! 00 U'ts lotal ~mo>.N1l tl'l !aKe~ <:md 

tha !1un1~1Mo~ td ',;<..'hid~ ~h;:~:;t h~ th~ :oumt.er nl S%WJr te~H ol tbo1 afe~ Wlitllf) 

which. sre ~ss~d wW1 ahtl' bt;Hdlng w~~'ch rni:l>..n:Ws 111~ Le~:$-etl Prem.ises Cop!-eu of 

to T~na:n~ s:Ma!i h~ c:.onc~us:lvu- ev~Jt!.ced H'·:~ smoo!'t~ d :;;ucn H;al e$WH:· taxe-3 ~fid ~:;;J.>essmeor:ts lev1-ect or assessed, 

~s. wall as !h€ Ht,nr: t~K~d. 

thl~ Letse, T¢nW'1; sh.aJ;! p.ay ~o LandJor;t rncmh§y In :ttd<i?~1-::e, an amouN e-q>J;~l !o i'Jne-h'¥01!~h 

p~nponlon~t$' share rn rea~:· e:sle\e ta~~:es f!:fiO a.sses:;;menl$ fm Hit- CWf!6\i!~ ~M. as ~fwsoo~bly 

land!o.rzL ~f T.ermN's t.~n:l't~orllooare sha$:} <Jj 1~.~tw v~th r~':!.pec::! io an~' 1ax Y$::ll! 1s ··)~ ~hoo ~h$ !OlO;lJl 

palO by fsr:-ant Jet $u<:h p.:do:;t !hi.? Lallal~H1 s:r.,;$;:1 a~ its tde cp~ioi'l l!.!iUl$t C1'edi! th~ e~C$S 

H:C$tui nl lax hn!s 1m ih~ J,Wriod. !1 T~n~m's piO!X)ilioli;&iO 

lM tota! ~mowm t~~rliitofom p.aid ~Y ~!en.Jm lo:r :.>!.>c~~ ;::sertOO, sJwl!. upot1 

P8/ !ha .c:Mli~"<~flC€ betwe~n tf!{I;Ch.J>l~ J;ffiOWI'l~ p,a;{:l ;;:,y T~f18!1l.a!'rd Tel'\.lll'<rt> p!Op:o!· 

Si!l !;:•<!h in H!lS '8€-CliOr< (,I :.iih?>il :£~H~ 

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lor ~mom&:ys• iees, appnl!tS.(~Ht 1e~s. rax'P(~Ht" t~es and oth!1;!1 costs !nt!.!H&d m any 

10 the ~ex 10ar ~'·r:l{;,lved, in any ~Horts Lana~o:d ~il mirnmiz~ r~a! estanr: taK~ anct 

stlCl!ON 1.3 Ml!N!C!I'Jit, COUNTY, STJITE O!l I'EI:lEAAt TAXES: 

tte-!cr!lt OO!lrnt~.H31f1t:Y. ~11 mtmi~Ipal. ccvr;ty, state <'and fOOeral ta;t::~S ,as};eS!!;£-d ~Q.aintt <H'~i 

~~odl:·in·l~~oe or Dl.l'ler pef:wnai prop~Hy ot any 

H, a\ .any l.koo alt8f~hs d<::if.l tl~r~ot, :he rnethocls<:t-t aaxmiClll 5:tli!lf be liHt'ietl sot~! ifl He!.Sot iS!S a substllule lor, 

or ht.addltion to of !~e lll~es r!l)W h3"v<ed, assessed l)f impa,sed 011 1e.al estals a.s $OCh or pet. 

eha:r9e. ieJ~ or 1i'm Ilk~, i!itJuctlng, 

ARTICL!'V!!l 

COMMO!i A~!:M ANO FACI!JTIES 

areas; tr; li~:s ot st .;;tacte. ~;,;ttiM ~w#!!l};S and 

imld's!;~ped tw~<'l$. she:;;ts, p&Sr>.ll.'n:Q~f VJ!HY:Cle r"Cadpal;~•!lW<•<ys anw cunGC.;rs~s, se:"'>..-k:e- cvnictors. !Cad1ng- pltatiorms M\:i ~Nck m-~:::ks, 

e!evaw:s, ~~Cfl:la~oes. m.mps not tonl~rwo :n sHH*S, d.r£H:::my :signs anti e,:p!prr*-'nt ir:lOH1Mi:l:r.;,n a~;d 

t~tl'::'Jhotl~ bOW!li.S, public ar:o ctlrr.Jnon wash~ooms. <3t~d $~rvlce ~~eas, ~r~d sholl~t~rs ;::no any othe- !ac:!Wes 

tiO.."i$ tr:e wmmon. .:;:ei!S 1n 

TenMrs twstvmers anct i.nvJtees ~h*t' bfr s-.<bjt!l'!t tc ~hiJ 

fol!owfi'<Q: t:or$Gll:ions: 

A. 

~0 UW, trub!!!tt {O ~h$ C0.'1di· 

aH~a~ t1y i~f>an-l and 

!.ar:dl~rd ~;fid:u t!'W 1Wfms o1 th!t l.i~~se and !tR~' 

B. Tsm:mrs rlght to\lm jh¢ c:tmwnon fi{$'i$S ~~!! ~en11it~alo t.~JJOtl the latmln~jl{)f'l: .;t ~ht$< t~%1.' by iapsa !)! lim~ 

m oll"lerwl::te, 

c. 

0, 1t.~ vs:? {1-i ai: rorrffloo amas s,t~~g be :;,.~o.H;.t !o the wtet< ~nd H::gW;x!klns !rom !ir<-e m {~~rove>:;£ tw ta:WK«d. inc!l.ldiflf:! ih* r{gh! d L:md:otd to ~~~Hv~e a p~u!d~ sysl.tm t:ly vaHdMkln, :n~Heflr?J .eM {)f!lf!l~»..isS'; 

E. Lar~dion::i s!:a.H MvW th1S" tigh1lrom ~\me ~o !~m~ ~o cvn$!mci N~m !esnpo~,sry ~nd penTI<$000! D:...>:lldin;}$ or implOvel-rJtml~ :n co..<Timon awas 

14-87 51_ 0089 
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~he cOO":.rnon ~re~ chtugs shall, ;n Landl:;m;;'s op. 

t;;aml!<Cf by t~ru:Hofd ,·n amavnt§ equ~! to 1.'-:e !CI<il ~nnual !O 

StJC;OPi0\1 l:en,l<t. Tenoors fHO t:e!£i. OOillon n! wch costs Shall 

1a}(es. as.sessrnt:m$, lnsutooc-a m~miwns • .\1lf1.(l oifu&r cot'\'¥l"!on an~t 

S;io!';-i.i N ltw te.a:;;cerl Preinkses 

$tieh .;omman area <:harge iot such ~!iH~Od. Wlthl!'! !i~ti!et:f {H5) days Ul~H':ilher, Tenam stlat~ pay w Lt~mUlord cr 

tan<:!li:;rd st~ll, f' : O!H<eml1C$ b$> 

Al1'HCLE IX 

Ul'ltin!!S 

14-8751_0090 
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or 

AllTICU;){ 

IN!l!iMNi'N ANI:liNSURAfiC!i 

~~rms ci lhe apphcabh~ policiJn. laile§md's ll'!!i>Ji:a\"iC~ covmagetal!OO breakttown ot 1he fiD-.a~ ~ZOO:ts ot t:Ol1$;~lJC~ioo ~s f>Ii;~vkied If! Exhit;l! 0. Twmnt agrM-s pmrr,pliy to l'umls.h ~.) 

B ~;re, o:htM ti.s:k£ COYUfert by S!<liH'iari} exter.Q'ed cov£lruge erniofs.emems, • .. an~lism .a~ rn;ai!(;~Ous ml~;chiaf oo 

~ont~ms. ~00 i:HJ:Slr.ess ~ropeuy ;nStlf.ance €!morseo ~<: cl:!\-'Uf Tensar-fz !llot:l<:~in.;r;a~e-. ~rade !b:hJ~ss, ttJm:lu~t:t. 

E. H1~ mmois UqiJor Comrct 

and voalltf any kHwo !aw, ::ga~~te. Of md1r~n;:;e p~;JM.tnktg to t11e stmajj:e, s~le, u:;se or g:!M o! 

MveMges on Dt twm 1h$) LaaJi<e:,:i Pmfmses, 

14-8751_0091 
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sumnce com-parrr pt!m 

~ll ~ .cl~rr~d t5;) t:;(l Wd:il:or:<1~ obliQ~Hona. ~{ lhe Tert!f'<t &00 f!Ct ;n di$Charge oi or ~ hrnHatioo 

~!o~~ ~o indemnify Umdlord, lis emp!cye$:S ~00 .:1genas usoder Section 10A !'l<!I:N~of. 

a! lhe r:sk c! Tenanl or oth~R ~rson OO}f, and t.~lldlilld ~an t1<~ct 

fer d21rr:ag~ W•1%~1n -tH tt.eti nt mlsa~n::tdptieli0.4 th~:m~o( 

laJu1l!:wd <:U'ld ren>;!n~ ~ach agree 10 cm..Js~ to be ~nf::!a.rdl?'d in tn®i: te5pec;iv~ 

<:1)1,-ere:ge lilSt~mr=te tn& agmemsnt of me is.sver l.!:"!&toot !Mi said policil!!s sha'-l no~ 

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Alli!CtE Jt:l 

f!Ei>Al!lS 1\IW 1\ll<!MT!l:lNS 

S!>CTION 11,1 !IE1'A!RS <W tANt>tORO; 

landlora shan ke-e:p th¢ ~oonda~iens, ram, r.m.Jc~ma! portions d the waits, and s!ruclm®! pvnions oi ttl® noocs a! 

the le£E;s00 ?ie!'Oi:res lfi: gtx)d oondltk;:m and repair ltak!ng t:,!o accO> ... mt ordmarr W*l:l;H a:ncl ~!Wir}, <a!'ltiiPi ~o: ~epal:$ Ht~ 

Wrth<~CW~ T~fi<· 

PNmlstrlS, Qr 

pn:::w~d 

s;ize nt or ~Y Wi1StlJUble tng>~ts 10 o~ t'9ms:s. ??om th~ 

t'l~ !!<Umt<H {!% Y.ffiieie pa~Mlng $p1aCIJS. be!Q',tJ Ul&i \l1Jq1)i~ft_lj by iaw. 

p:oopeCiifle purcha:sur.s c:l the bu!1dmg Gl lhe le:as:w.J PN;-mi~a- are- ~ !)iHl or lh-~J< Shopg>if)fl Cen!~l' {1t 10 prolnspacHo!1 >1nd repaHs;, addiHorG. in'!'"""'"""'"'"· <llilll 

lnlem;p:tif>,\1 oi 

W}se. H len am Of 'renam's tlift!'nts or emp!(l}'$¢S s;na::, no~ In we-ser:t 1~ ~rrr# e:n~ry inlo the- te'*sed Pr-eff"Jses tH any 

lS\P.dlotd :sh~·l have the rigt~ lo 9ain access te tn-~ 

l..l'Sas~a: f'Nmli:W.£ in a.f'l'f mam'!er lm!"i choc-se- w*l>:)ut lhw~~:ror Md W!ltloot it~ any m-3M:E:rt th~ 

obligations. covffO:~n!s, ;~rms or eoOO!!lo!1S of 1his kV~~&. No!n;ng h(neln cootaitwct, M'Ntver, ~aH 

e;:mstw~ to impose upon t~ndlore~ l)j' !OOWrr wl1aH.><::!~V>l:H fo< ~a~e. s~r\4siort r-epaif, lmpmvem~nt aOdlllOfl, <:.1 te;;:sad P'Hlfl'li:Se.S. i!'1e OOlldlr!g fJt ~M Shoppi~l£1 r~nter, olnst man >:IS 

htN~ln ~~pre.o;~ly 

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prior to tm &.)l.pimt!oo 01 e&dier terrmrmtio:) of th:s Leasf!, at! sm'.h trade fWw:es, f:;tnl1'..tH!:, iur~$~~:!l -and signs Sh2aft 

o,~oon--1$ ihe propsny o1 me La001<m::l un:i!s:; U;\nd!ord e!ec~s 10 ieQuir@ meir mmo\'~<11, in \Wkh ~ Tlm'lanl sha!; promptly 

temow; sam~ am1 H~ShJrt ihe lea:s.ed Pr~i:!mises k3 lts priof cof>dtl.loo. 

1\llT!CtEXI! 

OWN~RSHW: ASSIGNMENT ANO S\lac!i:TIING 

L£~n01ord ict any an~ ali c..osi and -e~~ 

p~r::se f~l.!l;llng lhE:H~Ii:J.. !ntk=din~ f11)1 lirnll~ liJ a1tO<'fi$ytf ~$~$ k<r the review z.~d of feq:u!red 

dfJeurn.~n1aJit>n No COOS!$:rll ty Li'':-r!QI¢rO :s~)dlJ Dpm;J;!~ 

al! otJH~tions clany S~Jt!l~sS<ee, g:sslgttt.e, or §%n~t tm\Wt ~hit> 

tm:callon of ~~~s 

StiiJHN Cl1 licens.~ O! {W!ef mlo a c-om:::e:1::Jlol'1$9t~m~;Mi cr o1f1~rww;e hypoth'l':'lC&la or to t~~·utsJe: by opN&lh:m ol!e:w w occupy Hm L~~s~ Y'r§lmiMs a panr otn.{;r th.c.:n T~man! s11ali be V{li4 Md ~ctl}€r f*) ~fl any tflinJ p;.!ft~t. 

u~/e.t;S the l.:and!;;nti so elscls cooii;~O:l toy Lar.Ok:<?d to -MlY ~~~~sH;r, $.S~ign.>n~nl, cone~$· 

,, 

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MTlCL~J(!Il 

ilAMi\GE AND Dl!STlWCT!()N 

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A!l11CU'£X!II 

~IJ!lllENl OOMM!< 

Al!Tit:cc x;q 

1\!JU!! AND 11\'iGU!J\'llONS 

A~llo~JO.r~ t:1-r.d t.lfi~:a~ing of g~ shall b~ dof'e m1<y at :;wen ~it:ne-. in i!w afe,as and thro~~)t~ the- enuance 

destgtl;:ne:d for such purpose by LanCf.on:t 

~nl!i!h~i'i r!01 in5t'lil Of C&IJ!S(t to b~ im~t~~lOcl <.M1y ®~.o-ll'la<h:: 9ti!JI.m:Qi7 disposa:! equiprrW>t ~viiho-ul the efiN Vioinl\':!1 

C>>tt:>~n1 vi" l&id!t.nd: 

lll1'"'"''"''""' r>adles O< QmtH ctevlc~s sha!! 00 tr:M?I';$ in a mar.n~t so as ln i:x" 

~"-<lf'Out to;;; prior w;,U~n Ci2~.ea1 {)t tan~ora, 

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t>L lenam shall ke~p H'le U::a~oo P;wnl:ws at;;: ~~rahs-~ suftl{;iemav ~gl'l tc pf$:¥enl tw~z:i!':lg o! w~t~~ m PIP~ 

aM tiKh.ares: 

J, 

Toomnt zhali oot p:-!rmit any tlm-stiuctf.:ms or m£rct'.{.H'£l£G< In the S.\Srvic$l COflldors. s~Oev;a!M, umt.;w,.cts, 

p&:ssa:ges. ;;:ou~rs. conidtws, ~!eva~r.Hs ::ff $~i31lh~ays. 

f}x1em'llrw1ion r:;..-:mtr:ru;tvr as UU"!d!mct may dlrect and ;;ll n;.sch !r:.H)i· 

co~! tt<.e-1·-e~~ is compe!HiV$10 any: :rmll>:U s~rvft.u <Pt~JiL in ttw: ev~n~ Landlord tm;.J~l~ ~ supsrvh"t~ ~p(ifl:kier alfHrn sy;;;le"fl lor 100 ~o~~ef1i('ll\ o! T~ut~~ and 01 r~ S/K'l~F 

pios C~fli~<. r~nant a{;H%:s to p<.~y lis pro HHt< shs~e o~ me ll\Onthl<-1 n!.arm s~Nlca (;:t'~t9&; 

Q, 

<;;4hi:~ lertanis, oe<:;wpants m {::t~S!~:s. W tOO snoppmg Coo1~r or i.hat \o<tOO!ti lhe ~ralio.<'\ e1 any 

daVit& ;x ~~ipmeN ~r tact@ ot tL~v$1Qn broadG.aSling or ~ecepllon ~!!'Jfn wltt"!in the &\¢ppir,.g C;$nt~J~ D< ;e}OOwh~r~ 

The ktt~~ft;l CI:Wmlilnts ~nd agr~-?llWnts ln ~hi:!! AJllde XV s;tm;!i be s-~!emx~ lO CJ)l!tcll;,o-e.\y' aiJ' "'Rt.!l€5 anQ P>• 

ial.icm:' 

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MITICUoX\11 

ogFAUL'f ~y TENANT AND !IEMe()IES 

A. H Ten~n! ¥3C,;i!~s o; ~batsdt.-ns !he te-;asW hemtoos, oorm!tlil ~h* t>a:rrw ~o rem.;~:to '"'lr!Wirtl 

r;-eriad e~ fi~ ($} cw w~te ct$~. -or ~ailS ~o c~;ca business P.if the L<all.S\!\d Pfemist.l-t> !.0? a hve ~5} o~ 

mt>te <;;atlSecullve da.y$. ~)(~JJpt ~t prtl\l~nte<] teom doing $fi by sH\k~$ -or Q!btf Hw~cns b~;ond Ten~nfs 

te~$t!nwb:l~ Ctll1UOI: 

tl ~~ the nmt,_ 00\t'!lons! rent 

Wht'!li 00*, Shl}:!i be unp;rdd !or 

PJYIT:Clll ~n depa:~l; oi met'£'f mquimd tl!~f~MitH 

:ibllt:~ ~~~Wf to Tllifl~~l, 

(1} 

tt}rm {ii 1h1s L-eas~. ~nO shan ~Y 

awg< other wm ct roor;ey and rjaroo~s. dv~ w w OOC.Olile due t.n Landlt<fd ffom iM~nt 

wiihOI.it ~•.mnln.a:Hng ahl5: Le~se, tJwc'!ord m!ly, but s~lri~ .~ol be oOHg;;;ted 

to. PN~mises lot 1M ac=coont o:J TeS'!~m~ to1 su-ch rent tsnd upon mJc~ i(:;.rms ~mJ 10 

S'..Jth persor\ firm m- O)ipotQt;¢o iNfilj !ot sw::;to p;:!iOO t<t p~s·tods ~s talid!.ord tn t;.lnd\onl's $Om ai!..lC~:~!;un :ffi;~H d-elet~ 

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men! il':lr po:sse-ss!on •n s;;ch 

sian ot '!he Lea~d ?.e-emis~s .shati no: l.m:- rem Rlf• 

b.s!an:ee of lh~ !t-~m or <)ny *XiMt;iCn iheroo~. e:xcP.!p! as h&n:!irl expr~t;$!y p;t)v!~$"~l Lant1©id may t:ol:1S<;t tm!J re~elvif 

any (~")t du~ lro..'T~ TeoanJ.and !he payrMOi l:h~.ueo~ stm!! not ecns@ .. d$ a W;J:!v.er og 'Of .aH~Ci 4ny i'lO'tk-e Ot <.i~m3100 

la~dl!4fd hom 100 

lnten~ ?eCttgf!it0n o11etwncy o~mto- a5 a wtHver l)t tflrKl!Ou:rs ntJ:hllO ~em<in'.1l~.S: lhltleas~ Of ~~nne as af!: ex:{~n· 

s.luncl1his leti~. 

1\RTICU: 1':111! 

ATIO!!Nt¥S' l'li!ffi 

Ti.<nam Si"H~!i .:Jit'O oay ali coS~:.i, .w~nses a:nct ;momeys' 

b&n$:!k:ia~lar> and eilh1~:n"s agenl$ ;o St~>:;cessfu!iy enforcing me covenants anti 

fudi•~e ~o <loy ;;f!l'W:f !'em~dy or 

A!lr!CL£)(\1!!! 

$EC\ii'I!TY lli!:!'OSff 

p§lcaikm Tfflan! st:a!l P-a'f !.t~mo-1ord oo oo~oo 1he amm.1n:1 sv $P!Jlie-d \vh·c!1 shalt be adct~rlto ~Me securH.f 

Oeposli so tt1a:: aam~ win oo mstored i.o ht;. OtiiJWlal ~moun~. 

8 Th~i ahou1d mu- l.,I!'N~S@rn !"mmi':M.lS oo ms.nsfU'-tr<&d ~<' Lar:dlord, 1he s~cwlly OOp.~sl~ o; .S!"lj bal<mc;:; thetf'Of rtll;l;y 

00 1umOO O>te.I li':e Land!O::H\fS $>JCcsswr or lran:;>~ttH%, an-d TsMnt $f}H'H36 lo look sohNy lo st>ch wcc~s~OI l)f 

trans:k~:tQ,~J tor such V,ppih:aliwn Of relu-m; 

C, That taf!{;)totd mit$ £t..H#C€S$Ot$ t<N!l oot b-~ ob!ogal<?d to he;:id the .ser.wi'~l'f dl.!pt;~Sit as <1\ sl1!p.amt~ ~uM .. bvl may 

cumtnl:1glf> H ot~t !a.:nct~; 

tl. 

AA'rlGlE XJX 

TENANT'S Ai:1\I~Rf1S!NG 

ot 'r-er-,am !n thfo M~t~opo'ila!l Are~, T~<ias1~ ~lJHH~$ 11:1 C.f!o;${21 !he ~!C~!C 

1>) b(3 lnclucted so ~uival~m tw~m~~nt wllh llOSp~t to 

@SlS s!io!.Ced ~Jm~~ f$!©1~s new- o•.N-r:~, opemtoo v< h*!-eaHef acQ\.j!Je-d by T$inant ~.r.d to 

eau;;;~ ~he i?3t%lmss, !nl-de m.:rtm ant!locati-::«l ot s.e~d slur~ k~ $;x;h ~tivettiskl-g l!!Jid p\Jtl;~1;l;y a-'S< o1te=1 :l.!S 

~ea~?.··lably pwsititt'l, 

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1\IHICL~ XX 

1\lll'i!\CHI\NT$' ASSOCII!il'!CN; PROMOTIONAl FllNO 

SECn<:m l!!J,l WIIEIICHI\NTS' 1\SSCCIJW!Ofl 

lM tl.l.!nn ct th(s lease 1he Suf~®ti -oi laOOr Si~!iS.tk:s stwn ceM~ to pvbl(o;;h 

:sut>.r.~Hul53:d cy- LandiPJ'd tm p-,;rpooe:~ o~ WJ;:h ~~lculatinns. 

AR'l'lCll'iXXl 

SIJ!!ClltHWATION 

tn·s l{%J.se, rot\1\.~Hisffind ng any dtfauil :n any $UCh mon~ 

~N.JSt deed. WJ:g ooeas JJ> gmuM ~aase, or a~!er I<:Het!Oti:t..U<e liwmo!, so fang as Te-nanl. ~s not m 

netiC~ p.;;:ri!Jd. t; u-nr\ u11<1er Art;c!w XV~ henJ-oi sha!l ha\..<e 

rove;<an.:£, <:oodWe:ns and agfe~mwnts .;;:r.:m~:nined in th:s L~asnAI!'O!CtEX%!1 

SSTO!'!'~L CEf!HfiCATES 

A.. Th1Sc l~a:se oonz:~ittJlB:s !he -emHe ago·e*men! be~w<e<m t,enctictd an-,1 TMant il.nd l$ t.'flffi>:;t1d~OO u:nd itl iu!f f~n:::e 

~Mrl? nav~ b~iM"l mOOHicttioos, !Ml tt~ sa1¥W is in ~ui~ 1orce- a1'1d aU~~~. -us motiifli.fd atl::;:J :S!~Hng 

moomc•!i<>os), 

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8. ihe amoortt of ~nd ®!!?$ io whtch !h!S' Fixed M;r-.irro\#i~ Ren~, Per:eentaga Aen~ anlj otta~r t-hatges h~~~und.o;:r 

h>a'>l-e b~.en paid, and {hi:!: ~rtr0un1 cl ail}' secutUy deposlM?~ wHh Law.:Hurel, 

c. 

tl. that ihe iea;sf!! t~Srm ha~ ~~ommanc'Sd, mm i~'\flili. is c.e:~UPJ>'lng !he 

kncws nl ro oet~vn utHPer the L~~:ae tht land~<o Md th;Jl anare .ar~ oo 

All'rn:U\ XX!!! 

.1\TIO!\NM!:N'!' AND CONVE\'ANCE 

Al'!TltllEJ(XiV 

MlSCI!LLANEOI.!S l'!!OI'lSlONS 

Tan~n!, ct!.h~ ran1s:c ~HNeln: !'7f(W!dect and upon tOO dVSBTVQJH;e gn(j perfom~a~!~e of <Jill ~i th~s 

cov?nanis, t~rms. cood1Uoos ::m TetJanrs ~n <:lbserv~ W peac~lully al'!:d QJJiiHlr hold 

S!r.d tmjoy me teasi>'\1' ?r~mh;*~ !ot ~M w·rrn h~:m:~Qy f.lemi~.ed <A<ilhov! 

lh,roogn, or unlj,;:f \he ta-nd~wQ, s:tJb~¥.:<ct, n~v~H1!1e~5$, ~o 

fnQ;;EJ- H~n Sl;l( {$} rnooms ffom the ®l.i! 

larH;i!ofct s!taiJ f;ava tnr: :.:;o:Jl! -optton ~c t~rm!r.at~ ttlis tea.~e u~ !€-fl.{W} OOy-t' writ~G"n no~it,:~ io T~MrH. 

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$!iCT!ON M.5 NO !'A!lTh!!l!!l>HiP; 

l•l1'll<>rct<loos 

rne m~ction M.adW!gs aHJ l~::sta:rled oo!r ~_sa ma1~r w c:Or>\'Mlen<::$ $-ru::l ~t:lf tefe~e~e ana if~ noway deline, ~im~t 

>:Jt >j{;Str\00 !M scarm- or mttim .;-.~ lhis Le;'ll$-a not in B!Nf way a.U~GI !his L-ease 

This La~e aoo all lh~?- covenat11s. pmvlslons and caWiHons here\n <:oota.in€ct sMH ~nur-e to H~\i! OOrmiit of -.aM 00 

uf.Xl'!\ l:ht he if'~, oorsorHl~ n:~:f)!esen',il!lves, ;.v~eim:m~ <::tid ot fne psnie~ r:ere~c. ptot~t ~a is ~;n®.-slaOO an;J ~rwo that am i11 oo wey kt~ited Of 

ttlis. ~t:lion 24.£t 

1'fnam. Nontt-,.$ ano t,1emancts shall 00 ooeme% in hS!.ve: been giv<tn wnoo <'r!ailed rx, 

H'l&\1 upt~;'1 ttlCh ®lW!Xcy-" 

Tht! subm{St!Qn t~f tt-Js t.-~as~ tor e}\amln<,Hkm d011:s <1:(>1 ecnt{Hul~ a wservilti0>'1 ..;;t .Ui cpJk.m iot Hw teMf'tl 

Premi'tas, aod shau >'~ii:l no t:ght h1 el~~r t)a?!y, This L~ase t~nrnas -ef~.ective: as at.~~~ orsy upO!'> e}(~IJtf&n ar;.j 

tmliv~ur the~~t bY' the pmtie.-s t"$fe,-to. 

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roes h&rt!by !1'Wkft, c~.:ms1itu~e ~r\0 lmwcc:atJy ~ppn1n~ t.;;;rodl~(G as ~t$ aWJ~My~if!o!aci afid ~n its pt~t~ al'ld :sieact so lu 

®. 

This ltM:S!!' ilirn:l and obUg:<H;¢n";: o! 1M P<"Mii&$ dmlvlng !henwnoor :!>haH be cor~;;tr~d fn 0;C.<::orctanc.e 

wmo tOO !m.v::> {}! lh?:: S1.a1e H!Jnois. 

The lt3~ore o! LaMlo:d t::; ifi$.S! upon :stric~ pedounar";c.e by renan~ ol 

agnwiTH!\ll'llS. ~f !his leas~, ut~«~ pm1orm~nce by ~ft1 ~~het ten~nt 

T$l'1M!l>~ 

;J:\ run Ot pafi;a~ Hm! & ,fff!y Q\M.~~ rum G\.lri-'1-g the t(')n\lnvan~fr d MY >mM10ileWry det;;Rrl! or 

1lal wn! or ~1y olher sum &.Jril19 1~ conli!l\JWCto os any moo-el!l:ly <Jelaui~ ShJi:ll ;;;~nnl:lwe a w?.:Y~N ~~ ~my suct1 

oei$Ull, Nc SUH~naet of ihe Leased Premises :!!t'.&tl! bs- eHacied by Lanolo;.s:rs ~ccll;:i!a~te ol I<:O!<ilf or by o1!1er 

mll!~;os what$01?'1.11.1'1 !Jf!lS£ii lhe sam~ ~ ev<OOtSt?d by LiiH"'di-or<fs wrmen a.c;;ep~ancfr nf such .B StmernJ:&L 

C~m!~f or l~e c;;;.rr:mon areJ~s; t;v1 lflr.d!utd m~y. in ~w- ~Cit-t: t.'1sct>~!iOt!., pmv~ct;;: 

Oi 1o::talfi a s~urhy ~$;v;ce, Tr.:-ni1il'!t I";Nehy rel~as~s l~f'l(l!crd ~mod €m;>IDyaes ar'!ct s:;-~~ 

;;any t-wston10r$, 

tr:t .ar;y c<::t.upar<il c.t 

:Stope, eHectw"S"m::ss. sullk;:!ency, sec~.Hity or sec:..:rHy 5tJr"li<::<J:s ~or £1'l1\."' w;;m r!!.'sp~cl lo 

the L$J:Sect Premtses. 1hi1 Shopping t>.mter or lt'la torttrt~n <lf~a.s 

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In con}JN;liOfl with security iar tne Shopping Ct'ln!ef. T!lln&nt OJgreer; 10 pay \o Landord a pof1iOO olltl~ co$t$ o1 aoy sec1.uity service or any sec:UIUy devices whteh unoron:1, a1 Its OQik1'1. e:ec:ts Ia <r.nda in actCM"da.nce v.ill'! H'!is 

Se-t\~ 24t.19. The Tenant'$ portion of such oos!s sh:ali be determln-&O on !he bl)Sis of the fat!o ol tht i!OOf a1e.a wH~ln !he leased Pu!ml;es to ma total lie<lr area ot al.l the tu.:lldings In UU! Shoppi~g Centcn. ler.aqt s."\all reimbUrse landlofC: fat ils: poc1:on of such costs w!tNn ten { 10) aays.: alh'~t ff.\CfJip! hom Lrmd!Ofll of a wriuen suuement Of suet1 ccs1&. H i$ ur.CietS100d a1>d ag~rctN:I Ul&i me Pt>hUlliallmpo.rtanc~ c: <;~aa:mg ~~ith security maners in an e:r;pc:dilious 300 eor..cl&.~sNo marmer justlfi(I:S. tlltl! t~nolortf sha!! t-,ave unfe1te!M di!.tCt~lion hereunder wHh u:s~!)ct lh&:tero &Q- !cng .cs sudl discreticir. shall be exercis~ !n good ~i!h, 

SECTION 24.20 NO RECORDING: 

N~!thfH ~Lease, noteny ~remorandUI'n, <:~flidavU rn olhet wtilinQ w1th tesp~.~et 1harsto, iih$!1 ~ ro<:Of~~d by Tenant n~ by anyone a eli~ ~nrougn . ul'\dcr Ot on behalf G! Tenanl, and UJ~ 1ec«din; lhfHeot in viotatton oliN~ p!ovJ. s{;;ul shatt make !hts LeMe uuii und vo:d at laod!Ofd's erecti::m. 

1f.NA.NT; .BOBBY RUSH, I..ANDI.ORO: 

an ir.dividl.lJll 

/! rARE i·~lS. ~~~~ .. .. 

By: ,' ~ :-""' { .. ·< 1-: • ~--

SECTION 14.21 AVA!LJ\!>l.LITY OF PP.£1USES 

'!'he Pr~:nises demised herein are curre.ntl),.> leased to and oceupied 

1 by a ·third party . Landlox:·d has ente red into a preli minary ;:greement with said thircl pacty for t.he tecMination of said lease effect.iva prior to September l~ l9B~L If. ~a.~6)n:d is unable to sG.e\!re t e r r.1i1tation as: 

de:scribed herein and to obtain control of the prt!mise.c this Lease shall 

become null and oid~ 

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EXHIBIT 3 

RESPONSES OF 

DRAPER & KRAMER 

PROPERTY MANAGER 

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Responses of f OK Mallon (a Draper and Kramer Company) to questions posed by 

Investigative Counsel Paul Solis of Office of Congressional Ethics in email of April 18, 2014 to Michael 

Zolandz of Dentons US LLP 

1. What is the breakdown of the charges? For example, the $500 amount, the $19 amount, the $253 

amount 

$500.00 is the monthly estimated charge for Unit C-6 for Common Area expenses. $19.00 represents 

their monthly estimated charge for Insurance. $253.00 had been their monthly estimated charge for Real 

Estate Taxes during the period covered in that document 

2. These figures seem to change beginning on page 12 (the $253 amount is no longer present). Did 

something change in the charges? 

The monthly real estate tax estimate was increased from $253 to $600 effective January 2011. 

3. What is the total amount that would have been due each month since 2007? 

During the period from 11112007 through 12131110 the amount due each month for Unit C-6 was 

$1,399.00. Beginning on January 1, 2011 the estimated Real Estate Tax charge was increased to $600 

per month, at which level it remains. As a result the monthly amount due for Unit C-6 has been $1746.00 

since January 1, 2011. 

In addition to the monthly rent and estimated charges for Common Areas, Insurance and Real Estate tax. 

there is a year-end reconciliation charge, reflecting actual charges for Common Areas, Insurance and 

Real Estate Tax. Since 2007 the reconciliation charges for Unit C-6 have been as follows: 

During calendar year 2007 Tenant was billed an additional $2,491 .04. 

During calendar year 2008 Tenant was billed an additional $2,711.27. 

During calendar year 2009 Tenant was billed an additional $3,256. 18. 

During calendar year 2010 Tenant was billed an additional $5,625.43. 

During calendar year 2011 Tenant was billed an additional $3,803.73 

During calendar year 2012 Tenant was credited ($1, 991 A 1) for overbilling of prior years' charges, 

During calendar year 2013 Tenant was credited($ 220,20) for overbilling of prior years' charges. 

4. Does the $323,579.27 amount (page 11) represent the total amount of charges on the account 

from 1989 to 61112012? 

No. The figure of $323,57027 reflects total charges only for the period from 31112001 through 6/1/12. 

5. Has the lease been changed since 1989? 

No. When the lease expired in 1990, the tenant became a month-to-month tenant under the terms of the 

original lease. 

6. Has there ever been a payment on the account? 

Yes. 

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7. What is "Credi\Apply''? 

"Credit Apply" is a term that refers to open credits that have been applied to open charges. 

8. What is "APL"? 

"APL" is an abbreviation for credits that have been applied to the account. 

9. What are the ·'Reconciliation" charges that appear in the logs? 

Tenants are charged a monthly estimated amount toward Common Area, Insurance and Real Estate 

Taxes. After the final calculations have been made and we know the actual costs for that year a 

reconciliation is made (also called "true-up') after which Landlord either credits Tenant for over-billing 

throughout the prior year, or charges the account if the true cost for that period is more than Tenant had 

been charged on the basis of those estimates. 

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EXHIBIT 4 

TRANSCRIPT OF INTERVIEW 

OF DRAPER & KRAMER 

PROPERTY MANAGER 

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INTERVIEW OF 

Present: 

Paul Solis, Investigative Counsel 

Scott Gast , Investigative Counsel 

Todd Bancroft 

By Telephone: 

Mike Zolandz 

Tom Walls 

Transcribed By: 

Julie Thompson 

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7 

HR. so::..,rs: T~is is Cou~sel Pa~l So~ls 

the o:rlce Cu~qresslonal Ethic~. -joined 

by Counsel C.J.s-:::F -lodd 

11111111111111~ a~d on ~he phone we dre 

by Hi , FJnd 'J'orr: Wa!Js. 

wi 1 beg1 ~~ the i ntervi_ew. -

tille with Drape~ and 

8 Krame::'? 

9 •111111111(-:~le '''i'\itness"): ?roperty manager. 

Lh 

10 1-'lR. SOLIS: 1\:::1d ho~<-; .::..or:g have you b2er: a p:::-operty :na:Lager? 

11 

12 

li~TT:-JF:SS: 

the company l cmger 

mnnagcr probab been 

thot. 

13 MR. SOI...IS: Ho1oJ long have you been w::.. th the company? 

t.h 

14 ~IT~ESS: I joined in 1975. into business and 

15 He' ve just been :nerged, ycu knot-.r. Seniori ::y is 

16 merged aloDg w~th the different nanes of 

17 compa:~i 

18 p:copcrt.y 

19 dulles? 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

~IT~ESS: Collect rent, bill 

rent, collect rent, you 

the tenants, com.-'Uunicat.e 

into h'i t:: vendors. 

MR. SOLTS: How many 

autho.::lty 

'!;h<lt arc so:ne of your 

nay a bill bill 

cor:1Jnunicat:e with 

, enter 

1-.!0UJ d 

into a one time? 

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1 ~IT~ESS: One-hundred and 

2 HR. so:.rs: A:1d that's r.Lq~1L :;.ot...;? 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

t:h-l:uh. ..... l:.CJ.'len' t added them up, but 

that's 

HR. SO!,TS: Spec\ we' 

abot:t, l.s at the vr: ve, 

Lhis t..:ni belleve 's C6. 

9 HR. SOI...IS: It's the unit -- 1-.rhe:1 did you become -- v1hen did 

10 co~e o~ to this account? 

11 

12 

WTT~ESS: Well, my 

ever. beca:-ne i D'IO l 

13 20C2. 

th t in of 

14 HR. SO::.. IS: And what did you know abo:..:;.'::. who the ::er~an:: ·was 

15 a.:. tha:. time? rr.ea:1, soraebody in:orm you, 

16 this is Congressman Rush, or did you find 

17 yoursoJ f? did you become ·who 

18 the t0naGt was? 

19 WIT~ESS: Well, like acy property, you have a list of 

20 tenants, and you, yo~ know, decide -- you 

21 

22 

23 

discover 

NR. 

24 Rusr.? 

25 

they are. ..Lt ~ists it. there. 

Did aEybody at. the coro.pany have <1 conversatio:1 

the outset that this is Congrcssma~ 

No. ~ dc~'t believe so. No. 

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1 ~1R. SAST: YoJ :::ecall any 

2 particular, a~y issues, things Lo know? 

3 ir~:::T::\ESS: No. 

4 SOLIS: Is there a lease fo~ this unit? 

: Yes. 

MR. SOLIS: when dj__d you 

~r... mcr:::l"'-to-montb 

l1R. :A lease. When 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 of the lease, that ~here a 2.ease 

10 ~his property? 

11 2002. 

12 l1R. SOLIS: Okay. 

13 No. oaly 

14 2-nvolved with the center, yo-:...~ kr:o1,v, 

15 '1R. SOLlS: Mrr.-b.mm. 

u:ai t 

you bec:Jme 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

y:::m have a vo.:..u:n>:! co~1t:::-ol t:tero? We cun' t 

hea y- yo;J wel ~-. 

l1R. tLy to s up. 

MR. t'JALLS: Cr .:nay be you san closer. 

OIR. Yeah. knov,; what, yeah, think may be )ust 

21 spca% up a little bit w~cn you're --

22 MR. 'll :t 

23 MR. BANCROi'7: Ttero y:ou 

24 ~1R. WAT,TS: 

25 MR. you 

you. 

any speclfic vJhen 

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1 you taking a at 2002 

2 aboul hm"' to l:and.J..e it? Did anybody t-alk you 

3 nbo~t w~at ~hey wa~~ed yo~ to do with the 

4 aCCOUD."C: '? 

5 WIT~ESS: No, no. 

6 HR. : Did you -- w~o was the la~dlord at that 

7 WITNESS: Same as today, :ake Meadows Associates, which is 

8 a partr1e~s~ip. 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

HR. SO~IS: Did they -- previously asked you if 

pr-eliminary anybody 

Kr2mcr. FJ.ny 

discuss.i.cms people at Meadows abou-c 

this when you first slarced? 

: No. 

15 MR. SOLIS: l have a doc:;.ment he::::-e. This is an email tl~at 

Tom, 

po::ovided that is 

copy to and 

sily 2bout 

to- V:i 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

Lop it realize you might r10L 

available ir1 front o£ you but at the top it 

of 3." 

c1R. BANCROFT: 'rc tnl~ing about the 

23 2009 

24 : Yes. 

25 HR. SOLIS: Yes. 

December , , 

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1 MR. BANCROFT: 

2 HR. SOLIS: And it looks belween- and 

4 mean, it seems to me, a:r:d I can as~<- i1b0i.l': 

5 

6 

7 

thi.s; hilt i~ seems rr:e that ioo p2rt of a 

co:1versat and maybe ~here's so~e precedjng 

e~ai:s in the c~ai2 ~he bottom 

8 co:ave::::sation that - a:1d LaVJre:1ce were having. 

9 So - want ~o make sure ~hat if there 

10 are preceding emai.ls in ::his chai:::1, that t-Je --

11 thilt those. So, you ~now, f you cou 

12 a look to see if t~ere's attached 

13 to this. 

14 MR. WALLS: Sure. And ~ave looked througt those 

15 enails that other items i~ t~e chain don't 

16 relate to this matt8r or this pnrtic~~ar line of 

17 

18 

19 

20 

MR. SOLIS: Okay. T' ll some sp<:cific 

abcL:t the e::tall, -Lo u·.e Lhac: can 

them. Fl=st of all, who is Larry Cohen? 

~hings 

21 WITNESS: :t's the head of our department of, you know, 

22 

23 

24 

25 

estate munagcmc:nt dc::pa.rtw.cn::. 

S01olS: he still the ccwpany? 

: No. No, 

MR. so:..,rs: ifJas head of c:eal 

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1 

2 

f:::om t:Se you took 

Lhe account 2009, the Lhls 

4 : Yosf probably. 'm not St1rc though. 

5 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

6 

7 HR. so:..,rs: did he leave Draper and Kramer; do you 

8 know? 

9 lfJl'TNESS: did ~e leave Draper Kramet''2 

10 . BANCROfT: 2011 ITci1ybe. 

11 WITNESS: 2010 

12 

13 

HR. S07.:rs: I wanted to your attentto~ to the bot~o~ 

here, ~~is you 

15 didn't pc:.t ::fleEt on ::he list is because 

16 collec~ion c~forts arc s~ill ongoing." 

relAted 

othc"C:' tc:nGmt. 

17 

18 

19 HR. to ask vou "put them," ls 

20 nt.hem.'' 

22 c1R. SO!.,IS: Sc:ne 

23 \HTNJ-;SS: V,m-cmun. 

24 

25 

MR. 

middle 

: Okay. 

tcnar:.t. 

so T ~:.vant direct up to about 

here. It says, "Shouid 

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1 l :Cor lo o~f Gobby Rush 

2 and Ci~y Steppers, or do I hdve it?" Wl1at is 

3 \'.~rite-off? 

4 WITNESS: Write-off _s at the year 2nd. At year end we 

5 try-- lik8 to, the s over, 

6 of:' items so tha~ they jus~ 

7 do~'t ca~ry into the next year, and you close 

8 yo"Jr books o:1going. 

9 MR. SO~IS: \'ilas the -- well, first of all, :' 11 ask you, 

10 HhEn yo'cl say "uncollectable, '' v-;hat does that 

11 typic~lly mean? 

12 WTT~ESS: So~ething where it doesn'~ --where ycu do~'t 

13 expect to collect i:. 

14 HR. SOJ:..IS: Okay. And so I can infer then 

15 - Hit:l Congressman Rush, you didn' ': expect to 

16 collec~ ~e~t, at least a~ this point? 

18 

19 

is there a decision made about 

whether Lc p:...trsue l L 

20 through legal neans 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

MR. Wl\C:.,LS: you s~eak up, please? 

MR. Gl\S'I': ls there a dccisio::: rr.o.dc. at 

of: rent as to pursue 

on 

thal proceed the decision 

pnin:: to \-Jr i :::c 

in 

ng? Does 

write 

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1 off renl? 

2 . ::: L::-1ink il Lhci:... vvas se:..., 

3 and a jc8isioc was not ~eally made to pursue. 

4 HR. GAST: In this particular case? 

5 WTTN~SS: s partie~ a~ casn. 

6 1'-1R. GAST: As a generaL matter t~,o:.1gh, ts that the process? 

7 Do have a conversation aboul what to do 

8 about u~collec~ed rent? 

9 ~ITNESS: ~es, of course. Uh-huh. 

10 HR. GAS'f: And what are the factors that you considGr ~~lhe:1 

11 yo:1 dc::c::rr.i nc to or pursue 

12 it thro~gh so~e ot~er mea~s? 

13 WITNESS: Well, that's a de::isioE made by manage::ner:c:, but 

14 depe:1ded on the of ::ha:: 

15 particular tenant, you know, h~s ability to pay, 

16 his net wo~t~. 

18 who wotild that be? Woulct tha~ b0.cn Larry? 

19 WIT~ESS: At Lhls , uh-h~h, and his superio~s, 

20 and upper manaqeme~t. 

NR. GAST: 1\nd do you t:ave sense as percentage cf 

~hat arise to the s orr.ebody' s not 

puying rent, ·hrhat end up bcir:g writto.n 

versus pu::s',Jed mea~s? 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 WIT~ESS: I don't know ttat there's a 's 

9 

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10 

1 wrilten of~, you 'sa case by case 

2 basis. 

4 coart, or most of those cas~s are written off? 

5 \iTTNESS: 

6 HR. GF.ST: 50/50. Okay. 

7 MR. SOLIS: Pertaininq to this specific account and th.:_s 

8 specific write-off, you Scot:: j;.;st 

9 asked you aboct what fac~o~s go in::c it, and 

10 it's some ma~agsme~t decisions. What 

11 i.f nny, you a pa~t of abo11t 

12 the factors in decidi~g hew to wri~e-off this 

13 part~cular ac2o~nt? 

14 : At e:J.d, ' have Lhe numbers coLLected, 

15 and s;.::mnarized, and totaled and s-ubrr.i t that -:.o 

for a decision. 

HR. SOLIS: Jkny. Why ~vou ld i_:: even been a decis~on 

there to ial 

~JIINESS: to write off 

d.:...rectlon. 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

HR. SOY..,IS: I guess I':n asking ;,,rher~ you're sending -

:Cor example, you sny, nshoc::..":..d wai ~. fur-ther 

to off, or do h<1VC 

ld it be potent-'a} 

25 ~,:r_ite-o£f? 

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1 l111I'INESS: sorr.eone hdd give the 

2 so. 

I guess 

t.l:.at's 'redoing. You're 

3 

4 

5 

6 : J.'.S."'"J-hmrrt. 

to do 

I rea! i ze 

to 

7 ~R. SCLIS: -- the fi~al approval. But it seems like 

8 

9 

preceding i::l 

i~stanca, you're 

on by~~ Co~~n 1~ 

10 so~ething we need tc write o~f, whether we 

11 should w~ite off, co~rect? 

12 WITN~SS: I'm jusL lookl2g fo~ permission to do iL -- do 

13 so. 

11 

14 .:VIR. S(JLI S: And is be looki::Jg 

15 for pc~~ission to de i 

16 

17 

Agai don 1 t t-\'2D~ Tepeat :nyself. It's not 

Lo vvrite o::£ upper 

18 nanaqernent's approval. 

19 

20 

21 

~!R. r_ec. rr.e ask yo~ this. I:1 prior years, 

Rush bcoen o::'T? 

know. 

22 ::viR. GAS'I: Okay. So th:_s ~>Vas kind of a 

23 ~R. SCL!S: Speak a little bit, okay, so they ca~ 

2 4 "0JI':LN~SS: So:cry. Mm-b.m.:-::1. 

2:ent 

25 ~!R. : So going ::tis yea:::: you say, ''Should -

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1 a:"--alt di:-eclion Lo c.e Bobby· Rus::-1 and Cl 

2 Steppers," tha~'s k:nd of relying you-r past 

3 experience Hi.th how the account has been 

4 handled? 

5 Tha'::'s co.rrect. think I shared some of ~hcse 

6 past emails wl~h you, other years. I have 

7 several of the:r., in my possession wh•2re: 

8 yea~, you k~ow, I tried save that permission. 

9 "!E. CAS7: 

: But if ~Jot, Least have rec:)rds. 

HR. : So gci!lg ::hen the first ti~e this came 

10 

11 

12 up, do you ~ave a recollect-on of , say I 

13 g&ess it was 2002? 

14 dcn't a personal 

15 No. 

12 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

HR. GAS~: You don't ng of the year, 

ar:d there uncollec:ed re~~ for this 

and, what 

you we~e given al Lhat L:nat first 

l w~s obvio11Sly giv2n the to 

22 off 

23 :VIR. GAST: Okay. 

24 

25 

l~1I':NESS: have ~o assume by . co~e~ or someo!le 

ty, you know. 

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1 HR. GAST: o:l\.ay. Fxd j _ lo -- as far as reca.:'..l, 

2 sl~ce 2002 when took thal account, was 

3 the rent written off each year? 

4 

5 

6 

8 

Yes, sir. 

NR. G.l\ST: was a decisi_on 

of year? 

HR. GAST: is it a cale~dar year? 

9 WIT~ESS: Yes. 

HR. : Okay. 

each -- end 

10 

11 

12 

NR. sm.rs: At bottom had mentioned 

as well, t~at th s -- and ment"oned 1:: as 

13 well too. You sald that the bot 

14 Dertains to Uifferer~t clie.:-:.~. 

15 ~IT~ESS: 's 

16 HR. S02JlS: B',]t .L \-runt to foc'.ls on c:ollection e£fortR. Did 

17 

18 

19 t'JI'I::JESS: 

col fnr this 

to Co~grcssrnan Rush? 

don't k~ow. Not me perso~ally. 

13 

20 MR. so:...IS; Did you ever. caL',_ him or.- dny of !1is staf:, er:\a.il 

21 them and in any about rent'? 

22 ~~lT~ESS: No. 

23 

24 

25 

MR. so::.,1s: And didn't do that? 

was not directed to do so. 

MR. so::..rs: you make collec~ion e~forts for ocher 

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1 

3 C1R. So why ~ot for Co~gress~sn ?ush? 

4 WI~NESS: T~ just had been a precede~t that was set ~ong 

5 before ~Y arrival on the scene. 

6 MR. SOLIS: I'll ~usc ask you ~o 

7 WI1N~SS: I'm so~ry. 

8 ~R. SCI,~S: So a prccedc~L was s~t? 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

C1R. did yo~ become aware cf ~~e preceden~? 

~he end of 2002 and o~e had to make a 

declslon aboul t~aL would i::~.agine. 

l'!R. : I guess I guess what 'm trying find 

you tc beco:::nc 

first ~i~2, tha~ this d0cision to 

off. you're askj YO'Jl 

sJ.perlors ther il should be wrille~ 

"'!R. l :::calize the::, at some point 

vc ::Znsh, 

22 tenant in -<:~.:!._s circu:nstance, was ::10t paying; and 

23 that t~e~e's a decision not to make collectio::1 

24 efforts. 

25 Tha~'s 

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1 

2 

HR. SO:UIS: ~~ and decision 

krH)\'.1 is the circurr . .s Lar:.ces of 

wrile 

Lrst 

3 knowl0dgc of this. wr~at you knew 2bout it; whwt 

4 yo~1 heard A.bou-::: it, acd w':.lo to2.d you about it. 

5 

6 

Co:1ld t2Il me a.bm.:t 

~1JTTNF:SS: Well, if h'OU] d if 

7 remember. It \-Ias just a known fact. 

8 HR. SO DIS: }\nd you say a kEoNn fact 1 

but - jus:: 

by v;ho::n'? 

9 WITNESS: ?~e file, ~he ~ecords, ~he -- you know, one 

10 could look at the -- at the record of the 

11 

12 written of~, and 

where been 

was not ~nusual to be -- to 

13 see t~al lt was -- same ~hing was happenlEg ~ha~ 

14 

15 HR. GAS'l': ~'iho all i'Jas iJ:":.volved t.Jith that account'? 

16 ZlSSUinC it yet:, Mr. Co~en. Anybody 

17 

18 

19 

1/>JJT;\J"F:SS: Well, rigt":: cp :Oonrd directors ' 

guc:ss, knc:"J =:inanciaJ s. 

HI\. BANCROfT: you mean me 

2 0 ques Llo:1. 

21 \HTCJESS: sure. 

22 1'1R. BANCROFT: lA/hu.t do you :nc:o.n by "i:J.volved"'? 

che 

23 

24 

MR. guess 'i'Jho was the discussio:1s 

abm.1t to that account? 

25 WIT~ESS: : do~ l 

15 

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1 '-!R. d~ you recall besides yoJ and -- ycL do 

2 rocall you and ~r. Co~G~ boi~g involved; is t~at 

3 coro-ect? 

5 l'1R. GP:..S':': You recall anybody else that you ·'A10'.1ld to 

6 about this accoun~? 

7 Wl7N~SS: No, si~. 't. 

8 ~R. GAS~: Ckay. 

9 

10 

11 

12 

SOI, : L real jilSt specified further abollt 

hendl the , b~~ you previously 

sentioned all ~he way to the 

dlrec :nay have had knowledge Lhis 

13 account. 1\.m I safe; in assuming t~1at.? 

14 

15 

16 

Wl~NESS: I don't assume 

L ';n saying L~rry had 

superiors as well, you know. That' T mean. 

17 ~R. SOL:S: O~ay. 

There's 

16 

18 

19 

20 

21 

So :ny specl~ic qcestior1 wo~ld then, 

do ycu do if tho 

boa!'d of would known about t':1is 

22 account? 

23 i~I"NESS: No. ~ do not. 

25 off the rent each year? 

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1 : No. :::: do no l . 

2 HR. GAST: Did you ever ask dr:ybody, 

3 this 

4 WITNESS: :t's just done. 

5 HR. GAST: Just done. 

6 11-JITNF:SS: pre::;edent been se::, a:1:l i 

7 MR. GAST: Okay. 

done. 

8 HR. SOLIS: ls it customary, in your experience, to ':Jr.:.te 

9 off accounts? 

10 WIT~ESS: Uncollectablc accouLts, 

11 HR. SO::.,TS: Oc1t of th0. 1.?0 or SD 

12 wany, in you~ experience, a•e uncollec~able 

13 aL the end or the year? 

14 ~1JITNESS: 

15 NR. SOl.,IS: l\nd typically it's uncollectable, would 

16 that be involving the full amo11~t of rent, or 

ld be a ~ion it? What de you 

WITNESS: It could elthe:: 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

.:lever paid rer:.t, a~'ld, you knew, i:·t \,Jf:.lch 

would have gotten on then But, you 

22 know, it varies. 

be tha L 

23 SOLIS: Okay. And somebody doesn't pay rent, how 

24 

25 

WOl~ 

~IT~ESS: Freqeeally, 

0':1 

it's a srca.::..l morn 

17 

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1 and 

2 

3 

HR. SO~IS: Okay. So fLeq·.JenL.::..y. 

clear, this mutter, 

4 were made, correct? 

5 ~'JTT:JF.SS: 's by me ;:myHay. 

6 NR. So 

8 questio:-1 for tirce frame7 

9 NR. so:..rs: S"Jre. 

18 

thee ~usl so I'rc 

10 MR. wn::..,Ls: I:1 terrr.s of based on ::h:;; know::..edge of ••••• 

11 o~ cffo~ts undcrta '02 

12 when she took over ~~e accou~~ through present. 

13 HR. SOLIS: Yes. '!'tat's what :::mean. 

14 NR. WALLS: Okay. 

15 NR. SO:..IS: 1::.1 your exper:..ence, yo-;;r of -chis 

16 account:, you know, i asked you if you make 

17 

18 

19 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

coJI ion e~forts when so~ebody o~tcn do 

you ~ollcctio~ 0fforts when sorr_cbody 

doesn' '- thei~ re~t? You said frequenlly. 

MR. SOLIS: 1\:>d you ..Ll~ your experience, fro!:'. 2002 

the present, you made efforts 

this uccoact, R"...:Sh's, 

ana you said no; 

~'JIT)l"ESS: 's 

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1 

2 

3 

HR. SO:::...IS: Okay. I may have asked Lt:..:..s 

a.nd son'-.e dif.Cer.,enl form. '1: ctqain. 

the -- why is there a 

4 this 8ccoun~ versus the ccllection efforts in 

5 

6 co 

7 one. Why? 

':::on frequ<::nt 

e-fforts i~1 othe-: but no:: ::his 

already 

8 WIT~ESS: I don't k~ow how to explain that other thaa the 

9 fact that the precedent had been set as far back 

10 in my records as ~ could ~ind, back into the 

11 cws, you whnt -:nez:m. 'T'hnt 

12 practice. 

19 

13 

14 

NR. ZOL~!DZ: As 've said, you've asked that question and 

-has lL. 

15 HR. SOLIS: Al::-ight. Clearly .:.t's ircpor::ar:.-:: to rae. Do you 

16 any other elected officials that you 

17 ovcrsc<e 

18 

19 

20 

WT'f?\fESS: No. := de::-t't 

a.ce offic_;_a.::..s. 

HR. SOLIS: A"J:ty 

of uny thtl.t 

that are~'t elected. 

21 ~~ITNESS: No. .:t' s not com:no:J. to put t~1at type of -cenan:: 

22 

23 

24 

25 

in 

again. a 

Tom. This is D&K 201 

to ask about this lease, 

here, 

;:J&K 024. 

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20 

1 HR. ZO~.B .... ;'_\l:!Z: It. says Lake ::-.1eaclo~-vs Shopplnq CenLer lease 

2 MR. SOLIS: Yes. 

3 t1R. ZOLfu'I~Z: -- 4 t:~ A:J.gus7: 9? 

4 MR. SOLIS: Yep, tha~'s iT-. 

5 NR. 7.0U:\cD~: O<~y. 

6 t~ts docume~t prior to digging 

7 for us? 

8 WITNESS: Yes, si~. 

9 HR. SOLIS: Yot:. h.ad seen that? 

10 WIT~ESS: Of course. 

11 thG rst time you h.:1d 

12 doccrr.ent? 

14 creating 

15 HR. SOLIS: Okay. 

WITNESS: -- u~dc~ ~nether pos~tion, anot~"1er ti~l2. 

done: c~ca~od leases a~d wo~kcd th, 

you k:i0'H, them put together. 

16 

17 

18 

19 t·1R. SODIS: A.:1d vou thls lease back in 1989? 

20 ~IT~ESS: Yes, sir. 

21 HR. SOL.IS: 1\.:::l.d you belie~,le you :1ad a role i:1 creating --

22 

23 typing 

24 thing. 

25 NR. 

did 

Dld 

at lc::ast, you know, so~c o~ tho hnr.d 

1 probably thZlt type of 

wh.o 3obby Rush was at. that poir:t in 

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1 1939? 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

Well, he was Aldermdn , who 

the 1vith. He we1s -- he:: v~ras an Alic:rean lD 

the Second District Socond Ward 1\lderman. 

HR. S07 .. TS: Ok2y. ;z:·mcl, again, ii you ste1rted 

this on in )00)? 

7 WITNESS: E:rn.-!l:ttnL 

8 HR. : .e·ut the exte:::1':: tha':: you have k:smvledge from 

9 to that point, especially when he was an 

10 Alcierma:1 a::::d to was in that space, did yo~1 kno't.:r 

11 

12 

if r.e was ng rent at that pain~? 

~ did not 

13 HR. SOLIS: Lo you knCh1 .Cor that purpose he '.vas using tr_at 

14 space back 

~\liT::JESS: As an lildermanic of::ice. ':'ber·e is purpose 

obvic~sly typed in it. It's used an 

JUacrmani ~or Aldc~man ~tlsh's multiple 

Chicago political ward, as the 

That's t all knew. 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 HR. Conq.~:essrr:dn Rush '"ras 

21 elected to Congress, I believe in t , I think 

22 that' righ~ 

23 

24 

25 

NR. 

the .l.ease and 

arou~d that point, did you know about 

terms of t~e lease? 

21 

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1 anylhinq al point? AqalG, I realize 

2 yo-:...t wereE' t Lhe occOl;.nt, bul 

3 ~lTNESS: i h3d knowledge of it. 

4 HR. so:::.,rs: Okay. Did. you ever her1r e1nybody e1t the corr,p0:1y 

5 

6 

about it? 

WT'T:JESS: No:: to recol~ection. No. 

7 MR. GAST: Prior to you taking over the account in 'J2, 

8 knowledge of the lease, ~he re~ationship w~th 

9 the tenant fran '09 to 2002? 

10 ~ITNESS: i did ~ot. No. 

11 MR. GAST: You don't rccal 

12 

13 

: Not personally, no. 

t·1R. 80'-"IS: Oc all the instances where yo~'ve had an 

15 a:aount that's d;J.e to the company, were t:here --

16 wo11ld those tenants also in r:;lacc? 

17 WITNESS: Yes. 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

HE. SO:JIS: Okay. I'll ask you about T have 

docc.menl. This is It's map the 

site p2..an. 

HR. SO'-"lS: site plan. you responsible ~hen for 

the t~is shopping ~al~? 

HR. WAi,T,S: me. This is Tom Wa Js. T'm 

intec~:upt. don.' l the numberlcq on 

22 

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1 docLments. So jLsl -- can you me 

2 descriptio~, so make sure I'~ lookinq the 

3 rig~t thing here. 

4 MR. SOLIS: Sure. This is a 

~-;TT:\IESS: 'sa s~t-2 

HR. RP.NCROF'T: 's a site an, Tom. At the 

5 

6 

7 ~anded corner, it Lake Meadows Shopping 

8 Cente~ leasing plan, and then it has a depiction 

9 with the stree: 33rd above 35th below. 

10 HR. Wl\:.LS: ()kay. got _t. 

11 NR. RP.NCROFT: Cka y. 

12 HR. SO: .. TS: A:1d so my questj Has are are 

14 center? 

r"ght15 V1

JIT)lh:SS: '~n the sl'lopp2..ng ce::1te:::- manager of ':ha': c:en':er. 

16 

17 NR. SOLIS: Okay. 

18 WTT~ESS: Uh-h~h. 

19 MR. SO~IS: WoGld you happen to knew when this plan, ~his 

20 map v.;-as created or w:1c.t -- you kne-w, ! see the 

21 

22 

23 

24 

tenants here on tl1e righ': s~de. So 'm 

is this as of 2Jl4? ls ~his do you 

kno;.y -- do you. this would go back ':o? 

Milwaukie Furni~~re still en here, probably 

25 2011 I'm guessl~q. 

23 

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1 HR. : Ckay. 

2 NR. zo:..,AN:JZ: Is Uld:.... on etol-mole? 

3 ~~IT~ESS: 

4 HR. BANCROFT: 'I'htJ.t's an estimate. 

5 ~'JTTNESS: 

6 !1R. SO~IS: 1 just 

7 

8 

kno;:ll], if lt' s kind of more near 

all tl:e \>Jay back 2002. 

9 ~'i:ITNESS: Ot., no. 

10 HR. SO~IS: ::lk2y. 

11 ~ITN~SS: 7t's --

to get a genera~ 

, or if it's 

12 HR. SOLIS: Okay. And L see C6 there, ?,obby Rush and j_t 

13 lists ~he area, and is that the squa~e footage? 

14 WITNESS: Yes, 

15 HR. SOLIS: Okay. The 1506 n:.:.mber·. Out of the tena~l\:S 0:1 

16 

17 

this list, how many would wri ~ten o:f at. 

end c~ the year, be provided w~th wri::.c-off? 

18 HR. WA7_,LS: .Arc: ycnJ :-.alking abont a part 

19 MR. SOLIS: I'~ talki0q I mean, I ..cealize t.ha::.. -is 

21 t.._rhen this map was created. 'rn asidng, I 

22 guess, you know, based on the nur:-tbcr o: tenants 

23 

24 

25 

and 

knctoJ, -:o 

Lhose 

specific tenants stc sees ~here, you 

best of her krow! v.rh i ch one 

of Lhose tenants would be 

24 

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1 a o[[ al any point? 

2 HR. WAl.LS: ?or-r....iculctr tenants or· qener:cil':' 

3 MR. SOLIS: I~ gcne~al. tl:crc' s t:--... is 

4 all.:i I'm v;ondering -- I'm wo:nderi:-Lg if Bobby 

5 

6 

is the on 

a 

7 WITi'JE.SS: No. 

on 

":e-o:':"f in rent? 

8 Hk. SODlS: No"? Otl:ers have'? 

9 WITNESS: Yes. That's correct. 

i sr. "C:ha-::. has 

Al through 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

MR. SOLIS: don't need ~o k~ow the specific tenants, but 

many of tha::: 1-i_s-:: ld have at 

point received a 

WITNESS: kind of wri~e-o~f; is that correct? 

MR. Yeah. in,nv kind 

15 WIT~ESS: ~hree. 

16 MR. SOLIS: 

17 ~IT~ESS: You know, approximntc:y. 

19 ~'JIT~ESS: l"lm-h:nm. 

20 MR. SOLIS: And 

21 MR. Gl\ST: Does that include Representative 

22 

23 

24 

25 

CAST: 

others as 

ot~"":crs. Okay. 

and was spec~.fi about any 

~hese tenants a 

nd of 

25 

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1 wr.:.-te-off for full ar-r:ounl of besides 

2 Representative R11sh? 

3 : T don't 

4 :v'I:R. scn.Ls: You don I kDOI-\? guess tha~ brings me 

5 anothe~ question. 

6 

7 

8 

9 

kn:Jw, 'm guessing Go~, b~t, yes. I do2't 

L~at for certain. 

~TR. SOLeS: guess -:hat brings me t.o a:1othc:::r quest ior:. 

10 

11 

specifics 

t.o write off 

li~tlc before abotlt 

a wr~te-of~. :s there 3G abilj 

portions of charges as 

12 opposed Lo ~ull amounts of renL? 

13 ~~~N~SS: Certainly. 

14 

15 

16 

Y!R. 

SlO,OO:J 

: Okay. 

Wha~cvcr yctl want ~o p11~ it for. 

something, you know 

17 YlR. SCL::S: 

r:'.ean, 

~R. SCLIS: What types and you said tl;.a t 

arc-:; o: rigtt? 

it 

te-offs 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 Y1R. SGL::S: types of t:ti:1qs loJould be of charges 

23 would be considered uncollectible, and it would 

24 

25 

be ten besides full a~ou~ts of rent? 

: Specific charges, you know. 

26 

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27 

1 }'lR. V'JALLS: If rn I couldr:' t hea.c :...rJ.esllon. 

2 

3 

4 

:V1R. SCT,LS: T'm ng besides besides a 1 ~ a:no\J:Lt of 

rent, t<Ihat other types of thi COCJ]d be 

i-;:.ens, so foe 

5 exa:nple? 

6 Yeah. Comr::co area, you know, p.;:evious year 

7 corc:mon area, reconciliati:Y::1s. Tha:.' s th-2 PY you 

8 sec on soma of these, prcvio~s year. 

9 MR. SOLTS: So :s 

10 : Yes. 

11 

12 

:VIR. SOLIS: Wha::. about a amoc~t, a total anount of 

renl, all , yo~ k~ow, everything L~at 

13 would be charged to that tenant, how 8~sto~a~y 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

thctt 

v-;ouJd 

~IR. 

:viR. 

had 

fees 

be o:f? 

th zero r~~~ collncted onr: yeAr, 

Yeah. 

of all lhe 

as you've doing 

where 

of rnnt, the tax~s, the 

use the space, any cha~qes whatsoever, 

23 all of :.hat is writte~ off? How ma~y times have 

24 you seen tha~? 

25 Possibly once or twice. 

you 1 

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1 l1R. SOLIS: lL's be iEc l :..tcied une vf 

2 ~hose -- ~hat once or twi~e? 

3 HR. WALLS: .I'm sorry. l don't c.ndc:::-s::a::1ci ~hat qucstio::1. 

4 W:TKESS: Yeah. 

5 ?1R. : So -says ::wir:e s -- has 

6 happened in he~ exper~ence, T'm j~st 

7 Representative Rush's is lhat 

8 once, or if there's another cce 

9 tion to this one? 

10 ~R. SOLIS: Right. 

11 WTTXESS: 1'hat' tt:at's what T once 

13 MR. SOLIS: addl tion to :::his? 

14 (rJ:TKESS: Nn-:nn:n. 

15 ~k. Ckay. Thank you for that. l want to sho~.v you 

16 

17 

18 

anot:t;.cr here; tl:at is :r.ta::::ed Lt-::SC028. It 

n ~e::weeE ••••• and Rosemary 

Hall, mi_r:.utP. 

19 ll. 

20 So firsl '11 ask, who is Rose~ary 

21 Hall"! 

22 I~J:Tl\ESS: Ro.s:cmn:::y Hall was i::1 his office{ :-.!:1o office o: 

23 

24 

25 l1R. SOLIS: Had you 

an type 

28 

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1 ~ITNESS: Personally, LO. 

2 MR. SOLIS: Have yo~ ever met RepLese~~aLlve Rush 

3 

4 ~lTNESS: Yes. 

5 

6 

NR. SOl.,TS: 

: ,...,a1k1ng 

i.s rst me you met hi::1? 

~ea~, I've seen hi~ arou~d 

7 obvlo;.:sly do:..-vn lhe:ce, l.Y~': pe:::::-sonally naybe 

8 withi~ this last year, after had wri":ten 

9 this/ you know. IIe came to see :r:"e like ~-Ihat 

10 does that really mea3, nnd, you k3ow, of course 

11 T' J l 

12 

13 

14 

HR. so~, IS: tJhen "this," do you ~ean this ema , or 

do ycu mean 

: Oh, r..o, no. email. my leasing people 

15 were saying, you knor,;, if the rigl-u: person came 

16 along, cio:1' t. have to ":he space. We 

17 't show it. 

18 

19 

20 

21 

HR. WJ:>.LLS: :?ardoE me. 

':!:'Lis is email. June 

June 8, ~arsha Mi":c~ell is ":he 

22 the very top. 

23 

24 

25 

HR. : Oh, 

of-f"ice, and 

o,-: U:ere. 

is 

copy1ng 

top lt says 

secret wry this 

her 

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1 : Her name U:ere. 

2 HR. SO I., IS: Rl:;ht. 

3 WITNESS: Ycnh. 

HR. SOLIS: Yeah. figt:.rsd that. 

HR. is of "!:hi.s c:Jt a11. 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

HR. SOLIS: Right, ght. tha~. Yeah. T'm jus~ 

asking ••••• I was begin:d .. YJ.q to ask-

-about this discussion Rosemary Hall, 

who she was. And then I and ~:hen when s~e 

10 explained to ~e that she had not met Rosemary. 

11 

12 

I asked i rrct 

she said yes. So you 

13 after this ema~l? 

14 's 

Rush, and 

you met him not long 

15 NR. so;_,rs: So you met hire, in 201:? 

16 

17 

18 

t~l T)JESS: say that' probably correct, ye2h, :::taybe 

:0012. nut E'm-hm~. 

HR. sm.rs: you 

19 WIT::JESS: 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

NR. JE"1ere did yo:.1 meet hln? 

~ITNESS: :n my -- the sf'~opping ma:::1agement 

office at \;h-':uh. 

em. ls th.J.t where you typica.::_ly v;ork duy 

WIT~ESS: Yeah. Weli, - did, knm,,. o::_e or a 

30 

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1 

2 

down there. Yes. 

l.:!R. SOl.,IS: Ckay. Jl.nd lo Lalk lo yo~ after 

3 this -- you had wri "'::ten ::his cmtJ.il to Roscraary, 

4 '<tJhat did he say? 

5 

6 

7 

8 

~>JIT:rF:SS: WeLl, just to -- us ~o u~derstand that 

be coopera~ive, and :hat, you %now, if 

you ha·ve so:nebody, let know; a.::1d v.1e' ll cor:te 

over and open up t~1e space for you and you 

9 to show it. He knew ful: well tha~ there may be 

10 

11 

an opportunity 

HR. SOt,IS: 

us to lease it. 

thcr.e: 

12 WITNESS: Only rno~th-to-month :ease. 

p'lrtce? 

13 HR. SOLIS: A::1d wl::e:o say ~e knew "full well," tha~ you 

15 lease it, do you know that? 

16 

17 

18 

19 

~~IT:NESS: was our discussion in this email. 

been a lct~e~ written, anrl thn~ 

promptca his ::::omi my office. 

HR. SOLIS: Did any requests of yo~ 

20 WIT~ESS: No. 

21 HR. he caicce 

22 

23 

24 

HR. 

you 

25 ofclce 

No. 

: WO'Jld this have been 

to Representa'c: Rush his 

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1 WI~NESS: I'm nol 

C'IR. : Cki1~l· 

~~Hr::"Nr:ss: There a letter at one poin~, it 

have been 0fter 

2 

3 

4 

5 YlR. SOLlS: Yeah. have tjat letter, and I'll ask you 

6 aboct that ~ex~. So I'm in the ~lddle of this 

7 email righ~ here af~er you sayr "Good morning, 

8 Rosemary. Interest i~ the shopping ccn~cr and 

9 

10 

RC~~s to be picking tlp, of coursc 1 

a very good thing. The other day we 

11 health club ope~ator inquire abc~t the 

12 Songressman's space." What 11appe~ed 

13 potential buyer :'m sorry--

14 ~ITN2SS: Lessee. 

15 

16 

: -- ycah, lessP.e. 

Obviously, came on to it. 

32 

17 :VIR. SOLIS: Okay. Sc ::Zepresen':...ative Rush explai:::1ed t.o you 

18 

19 

20 

he would be cooperaLive; he would open 

should scmeo~e come by? 

22 decided tc lease t~at space? 

23 ~ITNESS: No. 

24 YrR. SOLIS: li.nd you said yow'd been coiJ.tacted by your 

25 aboa~ the po~ential somebody 

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1 :..::orne ln 

3 MR. SOLIS: were -- 'iVhat wc~c people at: Draper ar:d 

4 Kra~er saying about ~hat? 

5 

6 

l'ETYESS: 

HR. 

l r '::h ~- S 

Ca:r. you 

7 ~R. SCLIS: Ye~. 

typj_cal. 

n? Repeat t~a':. 

8 .)1R. WALL:..i: '.:n nol sc.re 1 follov-Jed LLal qL,estlon . 

9 .)1R. SO.LI.S: Yeah. - said she had been 

10 her leasing peap~c about :he opport~nity of 

11 sorreh:.;dy ccn'ti :n and space. f>..r:d 

12 so J just wanted a fcrther explanation of, you 

13 :,Cncw, when say ''8ontact,'' what 

14 !easinq people say? 

by 

15 ::.1R. ZOLJL'\DZ: J\i':"C ycu talking about a partic'Jla::::- party or the 

16 gc~c::::-a~ idea of somebody lcasi~q? 

17 

18 

19 

20 

Y!R. SOLtS: l'he 

':aking over t~is space Rep:esentative 

would leave, ge~eral idea. Wha: dld 

say VOL:. abo1:.':. 

of someb:.;dy 

21 WITNESS: General concept of maybe a schcol, a drivinq 

22 school, a hcal':hcarc center, somethiLg. The 

23 

24 

25 

v:.sibility ::hat space is 

WO:Jld you need 

dick.':::. :1eed the exposure of 

li::ni ::cd, 

type 

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center, you ~cow. :t•s back of 

property. 

1 

2 

3 some sort of pressure on you to get 

4 this leased --

5 \<VIC:NESS: No. 

6 :viR. SOL2:S: by somebody e:se? 

8 ~R. GAS~: How did prospective tenants know tha~, that 

9 

10 

11 

12 

Well, do you ~ean i a gener~c sense; how do 

space is ava~lable? 

YlR. : Yes. 

13 YlR. v:ALLS: Ok;c;y. 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

't 

t...Jcrd of rno1._;_~.h, through, you knovv 

advertJsed as lnDle space? 

~ITNESS: A~ some ' _:_L ::ZiehL. At 

poin L '"'e had some of ~hese lease plans showed 

t..~:a.t spctce as available, know, along 

wi ".::.h othc~r t.hat 

do you knov.; when 

22 beqan advertising or showinq ~hat space as 

23 available? 

24 

25 ;qp_. 

: Not su~e, 2010 

: Okay. 

'11 for su~e. 

first 

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1 

2 HR. GAST: And 

befoce LhaL. 

prorr.p':ed thal? 

3 t>;lT~\lESS: Who.t prompT:ed that, 

4 HR. GAST: ~';hat prompted the corr,pany to show ::.his as 

5 avni Abl spa~e? 

6 1/':JTT::-.JF.SS: 't Jc_1st a sian by the leasing 

7 to make it available. 

8 HR. GAST: And lAihen yo1..: say ''the leasing people," who 

9 that'? 

10 

11 

t~ITNESS: Well, 

c:om:pany Hho do 

have leasing representatives in o~r 

but ~ense 

12 knew, lease space a-: shopping centers. 

35 

13 HR. SO:SIS: You had r:-~entloDed -::hat on sc::te sl':e plans dG.ring 

14 that time, :ha~ space sometimes would be shown 

15 to be available? 

16 IHTllESS: VJ:U-:~:nm. 

HR. SOT"IS: A:od tr•ose s1to where that space would be 

thc~0. ot~cr tenants 

17 

18 

19 who paying monlh-lo-month on 

20 lease? 

21 WITNESS: Certainly. 

22 

23 

24 

HR. 

HR. SO:,TS: 

25 WIT~ESS: Yes. 

their spaces 

e? 

show::1. to be 

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1 )1R. SOLIS: :s a cuslornaLy thing 

3 l\1R. Bl\1:'-JCROE"''l': I 1 r.t so:::ry. You said "unavai:;_ablc." 

4 w:::TKESS: Yeah. _ was qoir~q to say, yo'J' :::e sayiEq 

5 l4R. T, :rt me. 

6 MR. 

7 MR. SOLIS: Available. I'm sorry. 

9 MR. SOLIS: ~s ~hat ~s that c~stomary for a month-:o10 mo::.1th tenant to be shown as available 0:::1 n site 

11 pca1c --

12 W:T~ESS: Yes. 

13 ~R. SOLIS: -- brochure? 

14 W:TNESS: Yes. 

15 MR. SOLIS: Ckay. 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

:viR. CJAST: Do typically ha>,rc a conversatior~ 

ex1 ng be7'ore 1is::i:tg property 

l1R. \•Jhen you said you have a 

21 do you rr,can wo-c.ld yot: app::-oach the tcna:::1t a::.1d 

22 .let ':hem J\.nm..; :J::.at you to bc 

23 OCCClpy 

24 on 3 

25 WITNESS: 

~he 

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1 1-!R. G!l.ST: O£ay. recal2.. doinq wi:...h 

2 Represe~tative 

3 ~lT~ESS: Yes. 

4 HR. GP~ST: And that•s -- you'r0; pointing at thi.s cnail from 

5 

7 HR. GAST: -- June 2011? 

8 ~>Jl'l'.)lf:SS: And that letter. Yes. 

9 ~1R. GAST: O~cay. l\~.. .. ~d 1 re :10t s-:Jre whet~er t~1is was the 

10 first ti~e that yo~ approa2hed him? 

11 li-JTTNF.'.SS: No. 'm s:..Jrc. F.xactly. 

12 HR. I th.ink L have letter here that you had 

13 mentloned. Thls is -- we have ic na~ked 

14 LYISC025. I~ is March 6, 20l2, letter from15 to -- addressed to Congressman Bobby Rush, Re: 

16 

17 

Meadows Shopping Center. 

's 

19 ~%ITNESS: Uh-huh. 

20 MR. SOLIS: you 

21 WITNESS: Yes. That's right. 

22 

23 

24 

1-!R. : So ~'ll ask you 

"Congressman Rush." 

m? 

25 ~\IT:-JESS: Yes. 

firs:: of , you so.y, 

how ~r:ould 

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1 ~R. WALLS: t'Vher: you :::;oy "add.r ess l1lat, n you med.::l? 

2 SO.LlS: l!.:it.her iE writ~en f::.rm wher: s!1e sees 

3 face-co-face. 

4 Y!R. : Yot: ::ncan during the period t~3.t he is a 

5 Co:tgressman? 

6 "MR. SQT,TS: Yes. 

7 WITNESS: Yes. 

8 )11\. SOLIS: Yes. So I want to cro dcv.rr~ abou':. tt.ree 

9 paraqrar:;hs the.::.-e. I:. says, "Lar:.dlcrd is 

10 interested ln loasi~g tha space yo:1 occupy." Is 

11 that and1ord Lake 

12 W:TN~SS: That's 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

Y!R. A:1d bow did you k:1ovJ ::.hat ~:ney were interested? 

"c.. hey a co.:nrersatlon 

Through ny leasinq -people and through my 

superiors. Yes. It was -- reaybc we tcy 

::o iT: r you k~!O\.V. 

MR. BANCROFT: to be 

19 it's a portbllo 

20 

21 MR. of Drape~ a~d Krarec~. So --

22 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

23 MR. BANC:RJE"':': 's 

24 : Uh-hch. 

25 ~R. SOLIS: Okay. Okay. That's Okay. 

is a 

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1 yeah. Okdy. _ guess 1 s irnpor~dnL. S:> 

2 you say ''la~dlo~d,'' I ~ean, that's an 1ntcrnal -

3 

4 : Lt Is j 'LL'3':. --

5 :viR. SOL::LS: That's Draper a:1d K:::..~a:ner? 

39 

6 ~~H':::'N~SS: It's wha:.. call landlord and te~ant, yo~ know. 

7 Yes. 

8 ~R. SOL~S: O~ay. 

9 

10 

11 

:VIR. sen, 

, tho.y, we 

And thot's you:c 

Yes. Uh-~'luh. 

lindlcrd. 

12 MR. SCL:s: -- superiors of --

13 WI~N~SS: ~xactly. 

14 NR. want shove 

people, 

15 know, '' sp2co ycu occupy 

16 Shopping Center a rent-payi~g 

from ~ir:-~e t~~e to such prospective te2ants." 

Lerm "reet-payi~g,'' I guess, as 

discussGd, this time 

~/OUr --

18 

19 

20 

21 R.ep::--esenta:. ivo ~ ront-paying tenant, 

22 cor:o:ect? 

23 ~ITNESS: Tha~'s correct. 

24 :viR. ..i1.re you the meaning of the ph:o:ase? I 

25 don't know unders-::=.and L'1e questl:J:L 

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HR. SOLIS: Right. -- she says "renlir1 reference to a tenant. 

So l'm asking her if tha~ ~cans 

4 that Rcp~esa~tntive R~sh is ~ot a ren~-payi3g 

5 

7 question, correct? 

8 : Well, yes. ~h-huh. And I think that we 1 ve 

9 established that it was not --

10 HR . .so:::...rs: Yeah. just wanted ~ake sure about that --

11 ~'ITTNKSS: Mm- h:Tlrct. 

12 term and this letter. What happened 

13 after ~he lelter a~d the req~est? ~ld ~hey 8ake 

14 Lhe available? 

15 WIT~ESS: Well, that's s~ortly hereafter is when the 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

Co~qrcss~an caree to my 

had :;::-, conve:rsat 

HR. : Did he say 

21 would pay rent? 

22 ~lT~ESS: lt ~ever cnme up, sir. 

ray door, and 

i ~- t.hu":-. 

about payi:1g re~~; 

23 SOLIS: '~ That would never come up, or it 

24 't? 

2 5 'r';JT::JESS: No. -:::'hat did 

he 

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MR. SO:::...IS: Did nol 

MR. GAST: Did he express 

4 WITNESS: No, sir. 

41 

up. Okay. 

lnteresl ln s ln the 

5 NR. SOL .. TS: Okay. So as fa; as T understn~id, Represcmtu7"ive 

6 2<ush in, ln 1989 dermanic p~rposes, 

7 cor:::ect? 

8 ~1INESS: ~hat's correct. 

9 MR. SOLIS: He came as a:1 F~ldern~an. Do you have any 

10 knowledge about 

11 HR. WALT,S: Ts h0h7 is dcscri.bcd on tease? 

12 1'·1R. SOLJIS: T~e lea2e it says Robby Rush as an individual. 

13 The purpose does state -- the term the 2.ease 

14 CJhe~e i L says 

15 MR. BANCROFT: :t says F'lde~manic office. 

16 

17 

NR. SOLIS: It 

top, rst pag0, t docs 

18 indivici"-Ja . 

19 

20 

MR. WA:::...LS: T~at's on the 

21 NR. BANCROFT: Yes. 

Aldermanic office, but 

Bo:Oby R~1sh as an 

Lease 7acL Sheet, 

22 MR. WALLS: You're re~er~ing to tha~? 

23 MR. BANCROFT: 

24 MR. SQ~,TS: Yes. So T'm just to get the --

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2 

MR. SOLIS: -- here. in as an Alderman. 

Do yo;..t know c.bout his s a.s a tate 

3 Party :::o:nmi-r:tccm:ln"? 

4 ~\IT.'JESS: No. 

5 l'fR. SO'LTS: Do you knm"' t~rhat that is? 

6 ~TT~~SS: nernocrat Party 'm assuMing, b~~, no, T don'~ 

7 know. 

8 .t·1R. SOLIS: :::::kay. Co:1gressma::.. Rush also is affilia::ed with 

9 a Congressio;:1al campaig:::1 corunittee tof yo--c. kno'H, 

10 

11 

12 

Ci ti 

his reelection efforts. =t's called 

for Rush. Jo na~e? 

ever of that ;arne? 

13 WITNESS: No, slr. No. ~here may be posters in the 

14 but rs -- thaL be 

15 the extent of :cy k:oo;;ledge. 

16 

17 

18 

NR. SO~IS: g11ess 2'm wonde~ing just -- j11s~ general:y, 

~ro:n poir;7: of vlctv, Le yo·J hnd 7:his 

did you :.he 

20 personally tenanl? Did you see his 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

comrr.i ttee as ~e:::1an~? Who did 

:;{OU as the te~a~t in this circumstance? 

Cong~cssre~n Rush. 

HR. RJI.,NCP-OFT: Go ahead, v.rere you saying? 

ME. WA:..LS: Dld V8U mean s~re I understand that 

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q:.....eslion Lh8L'. WcL:.ldr:' L deLermiced by 

• s ~he wily unsvvered the by 

lease. Yes. 

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MR. SOLIS: Well, ~~ thatts I mea~, I'm just askinq for 

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-·s yo~ know, she's the o~e t.~is 

account. lease says that. l'm 

wondering how she ly viewed it, judging 

:-Ji th 

Representative Rus~ his staff, who sne 

viewed as as the specific tena~t irr ~his 

She 

13 lease, right? 

14 

15 

16 

XR. SOL- : Hcbby R~sh as 

'Tha-'s 

individ0_al. 

17 MR. SOL:S: Or Conq=essnan Rush. If t~aL's how she views 

18 t, Lhen ~hat's how 

19 ~ITNESS: Yes. 

20 

21 

~!R. 

ODS 

O'<ay. 

JUSt 

thi:::-1:.::. 

22 sure I've got everything. 

I 'rn gccttic:g to the cc:nd S>f my 

go thr-ough and 

23 

24 

lviR. GAS':': he's looking, can : ~ust ask you, if a 

:.enan~ ls if decision is made pu:csce a 

25 ~enant for unpaid rent, how does that process 

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out? do yoc:. do? 

cor:ununlca::...:..ons at first, 

and t~e~, if necessary, ass.:_s~ancc. 

t1R. Arc yot:. process it's 

of to lcgo1? 

: As a rea~ager, yes. 

HR. WAL.LS: I'm couldn'~ hear ~ha~ 

HR. Gl\ST: I asked if ••••• is involved in the process 

9 once i~'s referred tu _egal. 

thcy 

ions, thut of thing. 

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10 

11 

12 t·1R. yo'.J co:" lect5 on efforts, vihen you begin 

13 the p~ocess of trying to get wha~'s owed lo :he 

14 

15 v>IT::<ESS: !f~n-h:nm. 

16 

17 

MR. SO"lS: back, do you 

Do 

18 collec~ion 2fforts? 

19 ~ITNESS: Yes. 

MR. : So ..J..L I'm -just 

if you want to call a tenant 

a check off from superiors? 

to make those 

to play ::.his out. So 

you owe us 

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21 

22 

23 

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25 

You need to c~eck with your to 

make that 9honc 

: Probably for, know, 

indlvidua: phone calls to tenant. No. 

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NR. 

9ursul t, 

Okay. I'm talklnq 

-::his is rr.o:::c -- m.:tybc more of 

prior leqal pur, sui:.. 

inforDal 

4 process. 

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10 

11 

12 

t-iR. SOLTS: 

NR. 

k0 

you 1 re serding an email, sending a let~er 

collect rent. That's part of duties. 

Do you 2.1c:c:d permission fron supcr,,risors to 

o~ \::fforts 

13 WITNESS: No. 

14 NR. SO~IS: No? 

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MR. WhLLS: 2aul, j~st ~ve got about four minutes left 

on ou::::: ::i:nc. 

HR. SQi,TS: v.nJ.ntc:d to if -- yo11 know, ~ have 

two cmuils 

two emails a:J.Lhored by ••••• that relaLe 

this accou~L and Represer1tative RJSll wer'e 

••••• has discussed tl:e fact -::ha: 

she's got some corr~u2.1ica~ions and 

sorrccbody on 

.staff. I'm ng i. f the"':"'e emaJ 1 s 

ic addition the ones I ::tave. 

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1 HR. WA~LS: I lhlnk v.1e wha: you requested 13 tte 

2 oerlod that you .::equested il. Hy understond.inq 

3 is that -- wo.s -- thut you 

4 ~ITNESS: From 2C07 fcrwarri. 

5 

6 

}·fR. SO~.,IS: Okuy. So there 

Rep.::esentative regardi 

7 to 

8 IH'INESS: No doubt. Yes. 

everything. 

comT1unJc:2tio:~.s 

pr ~or 

th 

9 HR. SOLIS: Okay. think tha:: is -- that is all. 

10 HR. Gl\ST: I think those are th12 questions we have for yo'c.l. 

11 me. 

12 HR. SOL,IS: Thank you very :nuch. 

13 WITNESS: - rea:ly en~oyed it. I:: was ~ine. 

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TRANSCRIPT OF INTERVIEW 

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INTERVIEW OF 

Present : 

Paul Solis, Investigative Counsel 

Kedric Payne , Deputy Chief Counsel 

Sco t t Thomas, 

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Julie Thompson 

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HR. Ar:cl let me ust also said ::his 

you before, bu~ if 's su~ell1ir1g you 

don't it's okay to say don' know. 

4 3ut we're here to help these folks. So if 

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•••••••• (the "~·JJ..tne.ssff): Okay. 

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8 Hk. do that. We're trying to be as cooperative 

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10 WITNESS: No problem. 

11 MR. so:,rs: AJ gr_t. '."-Jed_~_, Paul so:_; s, 

12 Tnvestigati CounseL for the OCF:. 1'm Ni 

13 Payne, Deputy Chief Counsel, Scott 

14 •••••• , cou.::..a you state your 

15 ~arne for the record? 

16 WIT~ESS: It's 

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f.'or R~1sh 

19 1iJITNESS: l":m<'1:nm. 

20 HR. SOLIS: is your posilio~ and Li:le there? 

21 ~ITNESS: ·~reasurer be the official position with 

22 the co~mittcc. 

23 !1k. : Do yol:. Qny unofficial positions 

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25 ~.;ITNESS: RlghL now, n.o. I started worklng in 

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so~e iss~e they ~ad the State Board of 

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8 ~1R. SCLLS: Okoy. 

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11 ~R. SOLIS: Okay. 

12 ~ITNESS: And from lhat -- well, probably the 80s because 

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21 to b2! '90, \•.rhen h0 first rar-', but I 

22 was treasurer of his state committee as Alderma:1 

23 a:::.d :Jemocratic Committeerr~a:1 committees prior to 

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25 MR. SOLIS: Okay. Are you -- do you work capacity 

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comrLtit":c:~ wns lleci 

Citi for Rust, we c::Janged 

to Frie:::1ds Bcbby got Federal 

8 Pl'cC co:amittee, and :;: file the state reports 

9 the federal reports. 

10 bee~ the ~rcnsurcr foy the 

11 Frienrts of Robby 

12 

13 

14 

have go bac~ to the 80s because 

that's I started. 

NR. SO~IS: Okay. Are you by ':he corrmi t ':ees I or do you 

15 volunteer··? 

17 

18 

19 

they 

th I 

I'm at 550, 

kno\-:, they me: --

at ~bout 300 a ffionth. 

if Lhere's no money or 're 

2 0 t.lqht Oll money, then I cion' t qe t 

21 

22 

HR. SOLIS: okay. t~:at -- that's for both corr.::nit:ees? 

: No. 

2 3 HR. SODI S: 

24 

25 

WTTNF.SS: 

1 s one co!:l.mittee. 

't -- i.t' ittle the 

Lee. 

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1 

2 

>IR. The Friends of 

r::nan, i there 

3 care th~t on ect Day. 

5 \liJir;:'N:SSS: I'm erctployed with Cook Cou::.t y, co1.;:_::1t y 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

am -- my of~iclal Lille ls 

for the t>lanning 

HtJ0 grnn~s, yeah, 

payroll. So T'm not-- 7'~ in 

11 federal ethics too becaase I have bee~ a 

Dlstr So I' no::.. that 

because 'l:t no~ paid with federal mor1ey, 

12 

13 

14 federal gran~ ~oncy. So can come talk to 

15 you. 

16 >lR. TS: 

17 WITNESS: Tha~'s correc~, rlgh~? I'm talki~g too 

18 Okay. 

19 

20 

21 

:VIR. TIIOf'J'._l\S: It's ~oo complicated me. 

:<IR. : So with ~tat job with Cook County, how many 

hou::s you 

22 WI~NSSS: For:y. 

23 ~R. SCLIS: Fo~ty. 

24 

25 

Well, they call it 10. I thi~k we work 30. 

paid -- we ge~ for 10. I'll put it 

5 

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1 

2 NIR. SOI, .- S: O<ay. J\nd t~o wor~ with the 

3 Rust co~,:mi ttee, ~O'AI :many hours a week are you 

4 that? 

tizons for 

7 of the repo~ts, and I also maintain rig~~ 

8 now tho access goi~g hack and ~orth to 

9 

10 

office, 

reporting 

ng deposits, doi~g 

have ~o do a: thnt time. 

11 ~R. SOLIS: Okay. 

12 : And then making sure lhaL Lhe bills 

13 MR. SCL=s: Okay. 

YlR. So when it's not in the middle of 

ri<Jht hOI'-1 :nany tau rs a week 21n~ yOl: 

workinq fer ~he Citizens for \:.lee? 

campaign, 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

now, due Lc the facl the p~lmary is 

're vve' no o:::..-, or 

So right now probably 

do to fi,rs. 

22 ~R. SOLIS: Eours a 

23 : Yeah. 

24 MR. SOLIS: Okay. Yeah. So~eone reminded me last night 

25 abcut the in 

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1 ~I~NESS: Yeah. 

2 

3 

4 

: So, exc~1se ::ne, s is m; ddle of tee 

VIR. 'T'HOV:AS: You 1 re the middle of a gr~eling el 

5 riqht 

7 )'!R. works with Cit_zcns ~CY Rusj 

cr 

9 

10 

: Pri J y :J:e cz:r:npui g::: wonl he rolyr;. Rush. 

MR. lS: 01-::oy. 

11 WI~N~SS: So pri~arily the two of us o~ a regular basis. 

12 Election :Jay, \.o.Jjat 

13 ca:l visibility -- visib~lity is when 1-m pur. 

14 postE~rs out. or \tVhatcvcr, the:::-1 more of my time .:s 

15 to pay the; -- 1, we 

16 ca l the~ stagnates we've named for a petiti 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

We ~ay qlve Lhem SlO peLilion. So whe~ 

Lher:-., you knov..J, a~1d el ther -when the 

coordi~1ator ~e~ls me l1o~ person, then, 

you knm"J, .J._ paid. 

they rece:lpts, 

22 most of them don't ecd up itemized oecause it 

23 doesn't qo over the $200 thres~cld. 

24 

25 

MR. Who do you report Lo? 

to tlte Congressma:::1 • R:..:sh. 

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1 MR. SO~IS: Does she officia2. ::..le Lhe 

2 campaiq.cl'? 

3 

4 MR. SOLIS: I thiEk that is a:o officoi'll c:itlc. 

5 WT~~8SS: Because 

6 1'·1R. SOT-~TS: Okay. Do sepervise anybody on the 

7 s~aff? 

8 t~lT.:JESS: No, r:..o. Not u::.Less I'm doi:1g Election 

9 coordination or something of ~hat so~t, o~ ~e 

10 

11 

12 

may ~cless for some reaso~ a lot 

to do th, you k~ow, ~y dut..;,cs. But 

:.:nless t>~Ork, and, 1 i say, rr:.y 

13 origl~al capa2~ty was his preclncl coordination 

14 and so i:"orth but no one. 

15 MR. SO~IS: Jkay. And t,vhen you're doing ti:.is four to five 

16 

17 

.:Like right ::to~v, arc you 

doing K frorc.? 

18 WITNESS: Home. 

19 MR. SO~IS: Ho~e. 

20 

21 

Ho~e or l~ I have to go somew~ere or 

someor:e -- :L'r:1 a :~otary also -- to 

22 notnrize or pay volunteers 

23 

24 

25 

HH. : Okay. 

Or 

primarily, wha~ I do 

a jt's 

be f:::om home, or I'm 

8 

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1 lhe -- I'm cal:ed La Conqressman 

2 (lnaucilble) meeting at ~.::._s hone. 

3 HR. SOZ..IS: At the Co:1grcs.sma:-:' s hone? 

4 WIT~ESS: Those are the deep meetings. 

6 W1T~RSS: deep. 

7 HR. SOLIS: Deep. What else? 

8 cio campaign \,JOrk for Citizens for Rushc? 

9 : Personally I don't do-- mean, nm.v 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

the office ~here, but it's pri~Grily if are, 

I'm p~yjrg somcon~. Okay. But 

that Hoald be ike a short meeting ace 

llke all these to or 

on Electio:J. Day 1fll8 war:L feed all the 

volunteers, eve~ tl~ough stay ir1 the street. 

16 1 mny, you know, go get trays of food, and they 

17 

18 

come in 2no 

HR. 

uno leave. 

qu-2stion? 'rJ sorry. 

you ::nlqht 

n:ay go 

19 HR. SOLIS: A.:1ywhere else besldes the Congressman's home and 

20 her 

22 t1R. yo0.. ·::.::.a~k :'lOU. 

23 HR. SO.L.IS: So and you mentioned 

24 IH'PJF:SS: Mm-"nnn. 

25 t1R. SO~IS: of:i.ce is tha'c::? 

of:ice. 

9 

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1 r'IH'INESS: vvo·Jld :Oe lhe al 3361 Lhat was 

2 

3 

forma:ly mean, it's morn like 

Colc'.mi -:teerra:~' ce because there ~ay be othe~ 

4 candida:es also, petitions that he's circulating 

5 as De~ocra~ic Commi~teeman. 

6 ~!R. PAYNE: So cha:•s 356l Har"::in Luther Kinq Drive? 

7 WI~NSSS: Correct. 

9 th?.~t' not -- rr,c:an, 's not 

10 o~-:en. That ~ay be two or -- it co~ld be two o~ 

11 t~ree days between now and 

12 ~R. SOLIS: Okay. 

~I~N~SS: Okay. aut pr~marily treasurer wtat I would 

bo is tho and filing my 

; nct".ic:P.s. 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

~R. SOLIS: Do you keys to the building? 

I"JITNESS: ~ave a key. Yes. 

Y!R. Okay. Who else has to 

A:l I kn::Yd ls I key, 2Eld the 

Congressman, and 1 t k!lOH 

rolse has key, and, I mPa~, had that 

probably s2_:J.ce he became mea::1, a lotig time, 

23 wl:er~ever the locks v-.;ere J..ast char:ged, and that's 

24 pr~marily, you know, if had Lo meeL someone 

25 up lhere. 

10 

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11 

1 MR. SOI..,IS: be or ~hree days fro~ 

2 u:1:il Tuesday 

4 HR. so::.,rs: -- thut you Nork out of that offi::e. 

6 

7 

HR. 

typical? 

: T:h.a~ 

mean, is it 

8 that yo~'re down there? 

there at leas'C. 

to three days a week 

s that 

9 ~IT~ESS: No. ~ haven't -- the las~ time I was there was 

10 

11 

last m~~th when they told me to pict;_:res of 

~ on the ?hotography i.s 

12 cobby. 

13 MR. '!'EOV.AS: You've seen those. 

14 MR. SOLIS: Yes, have. Yes, have. 

15 ~\IIT.:;JESS: k:.d I :1aven' t --

16 NR. I' seon her ha~diwork. 

17 

18 

~-.;TT)TF.SS: don't think - have been th0re probably 

19 MR. SOLIS: Ckay. 

20 

21 

you know, 

NR. SO~IS: So 

22 down there"/ 

23 

24 

25 

NR. 

v1her:. yo:.t took 

e.:..ection 

the 

p.;.ctures? 

to tha<:. 

2012, yo:J might have been 

rece:t:: time nee then was 

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1 WITNESS: Yeah. ~ow, one thi~g loo, which I can'L recall 

2 

3 

exact 

7neet wi 

Co~grcss~an says, "T wan~ 

you,'' he ~ay say, ''Meet ~e 

4 t~e2:'e." And we're ::here i:.1 S, 10 :ninutes as, 

5 

6 

7 

you knoN, ::1ore 

other than 

lives and v.:here 

8 ~R. SOLIS: Okay. 

a place where we can meet 

it's close~ to where he 

L haven't bee~ in thcrA 

or, yo 1J know 

12 

9 

10 

11 :VIR. SOLIS: Do know hew o~~en he spends at that space? 

12 DO YGU 

13 WI~NESS: No. 

14 HR. hoH often he goes 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

don't to me i_ t j 113 t ompty, 

okay, because ::he posters on 

e~ection t~o years aqo. There's nobody 

been there even pos::ers down. 

}'IR. SCLIS: Do y::>CJ. kno~.,_r if l1as CJ.Lilltles? Does it l1ave 

20 gas, 

21 

22 worked wl:-~en 

the 

went in. The gas, I do~'t thin~ 

23 so. It did='t to -- the heat did not seem to be 

24 

25 Z1R. SOLIS; 1J9ho the electric bills? 

ty 

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WITNESS: Right rrow : do~'t k~ow. I krrow I 

"MR. SOJ,LS: Eow i_ S MY'S. R;_1sh at space? 

1 

2 

3 

4 

WTC"NSSS: ;eaJ Ly can't say. Du::--in·J c:aTnpa1 

come in :.o loH up somet~L::g, tor 

5 meetings and so for::h, and be::t,.,ee:J. ca:npaigns, 

6 'rn not aware of her being ~~e~e. 

7 l"lR. SCL.IS: V1ho CPdDS that space at 3361? 

no 

8 ~17N?.SS: T know tha~ the shopping center is owned by 

9 

10 

11 

12 

Crap~r n~d Kramer. he rr.ovod :into 

ttat space :in ::he 80s because the 

were was getting conde:nned, 

~'e Jus~ -- a~1d was as Alderma~1 and 

13 Board Co:nrci ttcc:nan. 

14 And af~c;r that: after he 

15 bt::Ci'1rrJ; C:ongress~an, it v,ras pr::.m0.ri !_y, yo:: kn0;.1, 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

ces set up 

the district 1 and iL was, you know, 

.:Jaybe '--:sed, I said Lhe peLi 

d!ld/or the weeker1d before elec~ior::.., 

:no a:-: r that 'dO-:J::_d 

Now, cnn't -- you know. 

22 ~R. SOLIS: Do yo~ know if there's a lease? 

23 

24 

25 

WITNESS: I don't think so. do :oot that there is 

a lease at • ~hink thaL the place was 

given I mean, he g:Jt it, it 

13 

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1 ~~ you qa.ve him a space 

2 operate, a~d he maintained it. ~ ~r1ow LllaL when 

3 

5 

6 

ons 

repa rs and 

nothing was paid on ::.he 

WP.. r8sponsib :>:or 

les. 

7 MR. SOLIS: You ment..:..oned that vou felt it was more of a 

8 CoiTLu.:.t:::eema.n' s 

9 WITNESS: Yeah. 

10 NR. SD~IS: Does the Friends of 3obby R:>sh cor:ud tt.se p0y 

11 on lc.::Jsc th0r0.? 

12 WITNESS: ~hey're no~ on ~he lease ~here. ~he bills would 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

come ()Ut ei :~er, you k::10w, ~Aihere the money 

available beca~se a lol of times did::l't 

mo::1ey available. 

NR. SO'"IS: So ~o~ey for utilities or any other 

expenses space, ld 

come ::om fo~ 

Yes. 

MR. : Okay. lf;hen .is the lasl tir:te Citize:1s for Rush 

a payment for expe:::1ses associated with that 

22 spaco·i 

23 

24 

25 

car:.not .::ccall. l know is last time I 

in there \..·wrk'ing or: the coT'"!rr.i 

cir::::ulatlnq pe for ano:her ca~dldate. 

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1 There was r:o 'teal. Thal f s all I rerr.err,ber. So 

2 

3 

sometimes Ll1e bills 

open or somcth~ng 

wheEever of.:::ice would 

4 u.rrangements would be done by Xrs. Rush, yo-u 

5 

6 

know. 

tell then 

7 take them. 

bi s. woulrl -- you know, 

t~e 1 s, and 

8 MR. SOLIS: Okay. ''?hey would take them?" 

9 1i~ITNESS: Congressma:-1 Nrs. :t\ush. 

15 

10 MR. Pl\YKE: B~1t just -- just so I'm clear, so some exper:ses, 

11 

12 

13 

14 

utility bi~ associntcd w~th 

ther the Fr~enda of Robby Rush 

COITLttJ.. tt: 88 Cltizens for Rush --

: Corx,ect. 

15 MR. PAYt-;E: -- depe~~dir:g on 1,vl:o had t':ie fu:J.ds'.? 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

: Correct. 

HR. FAYNF.: Do 

?JOU ld be:? he 

out 

: Utilities, ar:.d 

heating ~ni=. 1 t~ink 

a petition drive, QDd 

NR. PAYKF.: I'J'ten 

25 :mit? 

type of expenses it 

liti~s that wotlld come 

Rush funds? Would it be 

do know ":hat we did purchase a 

J.bcut go into 

'i'IJ.S no heat. 

t:he heati.ng 

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1 

2 

3 

4 

~HTNESS: Okay. 

-- it_ wrts 

serving --

his regular 

Dlstr~cc then, and i~ had 

2010 or early ?011. 1 was 

-cecto-c was lea'.re of 

5 absence. 

6 o'!R. PAYNE: And that ca21e from tizens for Kush? 

8 MR. P~YN~: Okay. Ci~izons f~r Rush made any other 

9 cxpcnncs for i~provcments to 

1 can't you know. We were in there so 

lonq. ~ know ~hat was the :nalor 

do.::e a~ polnt, mean, you kEOV-1, 

tl:at. Othnr tha:1 that, I meanr maybe they 

complex. 'm 

0'1R. SCL Does the propeYty have ~nlephone 

16 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

liii'LNISS: Tt: has services, thut's is, 

~elephone. The~e's no dial 

: Okay. So a Lelephone exists, but there's no 

19 connecllon? 

20 

21 

mean, the ~elephoncs were left 

22 Cornmitteema:J., and, yo'J know, sometimes .::_::· 

23 

24 

25 

're -- if we were opera~inq them-- well, as 

see I 1 ve 1"-'0rked hi::l 

:nean, -- I' been wo~k -- started working 

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1 tho Congrcssma~ n '83, , when tc; 

2 Alderman. So my ~emory goes back and forth. 

3 MR. SOLIS: 7hat's fine. 

s 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

~iJI~NSSS: But, nean, ~ce ~elephones have been wcrkinq 

when we've had to be in there a campaign, 

okay, but they wore \~Jc' 

pat~tions. And we bo 

for numerous because 

the:-e 's more the ty 

10 Ch~caqo. ;o;verv elected official '"ho may vote 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

;_he from :.-he from 

anyone's c. hen 

incl~ldC lBO rcnlating their bccausn 

you so 

He stopped being rd com::d tteewan 

abou~ 2007 or 20C8 because ~ec~nically 

it was abo·J l on.ly ended up about lO 

somevftere the area of 10 precincts 

were in Lhe ~irs: Cor1gressional, ar1d he it 

knov-J, he hi;; 

21 to the :onqressional District. 

22 

23 

MR. SOL:S: Si~ce 

probably, you 

24 ago 

25 WTTNSSS: Mm-hmm. 

review started, so, you know, 

0 days ago, over a 

17 

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1 -- have you in space to move 

2 o.:ound? 

4 ~!R. : Eave made alterations to 

5 ~II]I'IN~SS: Just :aki::g pictures. 

6 ~R. SOLIS: Okay. You dldn't qo inside? 

7 

8 

~tili'i.'NESS: .l\.nd that was IJY -- ::10. I mca:1, 

pictures inside. 

9 :VlR. SOl. 

10 But haven't been inside there 

11 since the last election, if then. 

12 :VIR. SOLIS: 

Yeah. 

:V!R. you 

do:t't 

in ~o 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

: Yes and no. Up . -qush's illness, she 

maintained _hey n1.alnlained the c!'leckbook. 

woulc..i bllls. 

Ili~ls that would get in the mailbox. I wo~ld 

go:: checks and, kn()'....J, gi vr.: the::n a 

d to pay; ond pay 

t~ose bills, oxay. A of times I would £ind 

23 o~t about bill payments with the bank statement. 

24 

25 

:viR. SCLIS: Slnce RJ.sh's illness? 

~rs. Rus~'s ~llness, I believe about 

18 

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1 Octo:ter, . Rush and ~ were 

2 bolh siqLatures on Lhe 

3 MR. SO~IS: Okay. 

4 

5 

6 

7 

Okay. went -- tl::e Congress::1ar: and 

the bn.nk to nk the storiJgc bi 1 was 

they were t~reateni 

O:.tt. So had us do a ter tha:.: 

8 autho:cized only one signatur-e. ..Lt did:l 1 t ~a:<.:e 

9 !:er off or me off, just o:1e sig:1ature 

10 

11 

tcmpo::uril:i. 1\nd a":". tha~ t.:..me then, 

onJy 5ignnturc, so..,... start :og. 

12 MR. SOT.TS: 

13 ~'JIT::JESS: A_1_j the c':::ecks I o.:::der. 

14 problCT::lS at ~liS f"~OIUC VJ2.th VJater d:ld SO 

15 MR. SOLIS: Right. 

r~ the 

kno\-J he had 

16 WlT~ESS: -- watc:: damage. _ ordered a new chec~book, 

17 

18 

which 1 have, but the checks 

pri:no::i.ly, know, to OT:"' 

19 HR. SOI...IS: Okay. 

20 WITNESS: :::: ~lean, they're minimum. 

-::ten 

19 

to 

21 MR. J~st so I'm clear on t~e timing of this all, are 

22 you saying that approx~mately Octobc~ of 2012, 

23 you sturtcci tt.:_s hu.ving ~he 

25 WIT~ESS: Well, 2013, I becaree the sole slgna:ure. 

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1 l1R. Pl>.YNE: Okay. 

2 . :::: dldn'l of checkbovk ur.::.il l::... 

3 delivered, probably late 

4 MR. PAYNE: Ok~y. 

5 WJTN~SS: Ok~y. 

6 MR. PJ\YNF.: So who was are payme,lts being made from 

7 LhaL fro~ October 2013 until you qoL t~e 

8 checkbook'? 

9 WlT~ESS: : would ge~ checks from the Congressrran. 

10 NR. PAYNE: Okily. 

11 

12 

~-JTT;\l"F.SS: 

Nrs. Rush 

:;JUP.SS she -- they made the --

t"t".ei r home. 

13 He wo~ld take checks out of the checkbcok and 

14 them to me. Then I would ust qo pay the 

15 bills. 

16 MR. ~ere blank checks --

17 Yeah. 

18 HR. PAYNF.: Okay. 

20 NR. 

21 Rush on them? 

22 

23 

24 

25 

')01 

tl1e checks have CiLlze~s for 

Citizens for Rus~. 

ag<.:lin, so 'rc s~raight, from October 

just got s checkboo;z 

Rc.:sh ls 

20 

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1 

2 

3 

one w~~o decisions on when and 

checks? 

~lT~ESS: No. W~Qt he would do is -- wel2., 

4 back ;..:p. ~'Jhat he ~·Jould do is give rr~e probably 

5 

6 checks, okay. 

c~ccks. 1 would prob~bj have six 

rrake any sbu r seme:1:: s, 

7 I would get hls approval. 

8 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

9 ~ITNESS: Okay. So it's not -- the o~ly thing I basically 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

my own is t:Se storage because they ~vould 

throw s~o~nge ~ni::, okay. 

When i:: comes the fundratser like, you know, 

when shoGld I pay, you kno~. b~lls from 

Lhe f~nd~alse~. Can I them? And he said 

yes, and at that point I would pay the 

mean, v.,rri te o;_1t the c:~ec:k o.nd !:',ail 

17 i:. 

18 NH. SOLTS: Okay. When you about the storage 

19 lhat 407 East 25th SL~ee~? 

20 

21 the b"Jsiness --

Okay, yeah. 

think it is. 

22 MR. SOLIS: Is :hat United Storage? 

23 T S 

24 t-IR. SOT,TS: Okay. 

25 ~%IT~JESS: T S 

yeah. 1~·1a t' s 

~imes since they've had 

21 

is 

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22 

1 

2 ?v1R. SOT,-;:S: o:,:a.y. So prier Octobor 70 ll l,·iren lV:rs. :r<.-ush 

3 became ill, wns the sort the primary 

5 corr:mittee? 

6 be bo~h. think they would 

7 t.a.Ck. 

8 ~R. SCL:S: O~ay. 

9 She would also give me 

10 

11 

si blank check, you k~ow, because 

payments that she made kneH about. 

12 sLill have a b~a~k check wi~h ~er signat~re on 

it, like I do now. T~e~ like 

Congressman last nigt:..t and 

hills wc~e in ~hR PO hox anrt, 

pay them, Dnd get 

and I:>ail. 

to get 

ta.lkcd to tl'1e 

him cJhat 

whe~ to 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

YIR. : Can maybe jump --

'VIR. 

~!R. '!HOE'/\S: like tl1a procedure 

21 b0fore j red two 

22 ~ITNESS: Correct. 

23 ~!R. THOV:AS: So you qet checks, it reflected 

24 

25 

c!:ecks had been s~gned by her al~eady; is 

:~e way that worked? 

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1 w::;:TNESS: 

2 THOMAS: Then yet:.. wo-:.J.ld -- you v..:ou2.d add lhe siqnal:Jre 

3 or.cc you qot the 

4 ~~=T~ESS: Yeah. Once - go:: permission to riqLt. 

5 >1R. 'T'HCNAS: -- hthether trey ;,..:ar:-:::ed you to go FJ.head G~r:d poy 

6 it? 

7 \~ITKESS: ?4m.-h::n~n. 

8 ~R. SOLIS: Ckay. 

9 W~TNESS: There may be ins where I would tell them 

10 what the bills arc. They would give me that 

11 of Tt,en T wo;11 d pay 

12 ll s. 

13 HR. SOLIS: Ckay. The Beloved C.::Jmnc-:.J.ni':.y Christian Chtcrcl1. 

14 

15 

: Mn-hrn..1t. 

MR. SOLlS: you kr:ow t..:ha-'c tha:: is? 

16 tri/ITNESS: That' the Cong:ccssmar. 1 s church. 

17 ~R. 

18 ~.h~re? 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

~R. 

Dist:::-ict 

drive or 

mean, on 

may go 

: Ckay. Do yo-;_1 services ::here? 

Okay. 

ncan, I'm not a nc~bcr as (i~audiblc). As 

Dircc;:-.or, if he sponsoring toed 

sometr_ing that, 

the our vo v,re 

an:..i help tb ~he dlstrlbullon. 

23 

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1 ~hac fu8era~s plu~a~ and one wedding. 

2 HR. SO~IS: Okoy. 

3 WITNESS: I've never bee~ a service o~hcr th~n tha~. 

4 NR. SOLIS: Has the Citizens for R-,Jsh ca.npaign corrmitt:ee 

mnde 

~\TTNESS: have been r:!ade tc 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

I mea::1, to church. ?here maybe a £ev-J Li!:les, 

but no:: mar:y, where I've the check. A 

lot of times the checks are written -- kil0\-1 1 

10 were tvritt0n by lYlrs. Rush, b:.:t it: was, you kno\.-J, 

12 you know, a tot times it was around that 

13 time, or I wo~~d find -- really, I would find 

14 out abo'JL the disbursement \,;i ':..h ~he 

15 chec:ks. 

16 MR. SOLIS: Okuy. If be a signator on 

17 those though p~ior to October 2013 

19 HR. SOioiS: you signed ~he checks 

20 the -- the church? 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

hiTNESS: 

MR. 

MR. 

HR. 

had me si·;;n a 

Okay. 

tha~ ngaiCt. 

Sl T l-.?OU1 d 

: Oh, \VOUld 

check. 

gn 

them some 

24 

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1 

2 

4 

5 

6 

WITNESS: Yeah. They :.:.o slg.:: 

would g~vc me checks with one ig~atu~o. 

: In n lot ot c~ses, the Congressman may 

~P to .c. if ~here was, yo~ k~ow, 

sonethina qolnq on, 8r they know he used :::.o 

7 have to host Congressional CBC breakfast o= 

luncheon or sor:ething. So ' would checks 

oven on 

, and 

to 

8 

9 

10 

11 

>TR. So, for exa:'tple, if they're goircg to mCJke a 

donation to they decided 

12 you a blank check, iL doesn't say Beloved 

13 Corr.munity Christian Chu:cct~ 0~:1 it; you =ust. sign 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

it and yGu give it:. find 

later ~hat the d~nat 

WITNFSS: T wouLd say j be more like --

no:. me one check sig~, and I'~ signinq a 

blank check. It would be llke ~:tave bills r and 

says that, you know, are bllL:i 

has to Then she'd :nc 

sigr:- checks, sh0'd giv0 me 

fou~ cl::ecks, on the bills that I had. 

23 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

would 

25 

24 : 3uL as far as the checks used on an 

25 as needed basis, okay, 3ot more so, sign this 

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1 blank check, and I'rr qel to ';VLi..le it 

2 oul. 

3 MR. SOLIS: Okay. I just want to know the cx~cn: that you -

4 - that you're awareness of the checks being 

5 

6 

7 

tc 

~~ITNE.SS: No. 

lovcrl Com~u~ity Christian 

aware un~..Ll I 'llOuld qet the bar::.l<:. 

9 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 3ut you ::tecall a couple times that you 

10 Here aware a donatio:1 was made, a few tirr.es? 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

~\iiT~F.'..SS: R i.ght. n:eiJn, thorc mny 

times be8a~se I know tha~ ~e you kno;.,~, 

may -- wel:, t~ey had a banque~, awards 

He may buy two or t::-:.ree tables a:1d 

guests, but a~d ~her1 at that ~i~e knew ::ha~ 

the written for that. 

1-!R. SOLIS: Din ever s this money is for, you 

know, had or --

19 WIT~ESS: No. 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

1-!R. : Did he 

make donation? 

No. 

: Din 

;s that 

1!1JIT:2'JESS: He didn't 

you a reason why he decided to 

tolk to you any fa:nily :nc:nbcrs 

a Lalk with them. I k3ow he 

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1 had family meatbers y,;or:~ed ttere. 

2 :V1R. SOJ, ~S: Oi<ay. V~h;;t fc:r:ni l y members do yJ~.l know vJo:koO 

4 liiicNESS: "ell, it's on a~d off everybody. 

5 mean, ~is children worked there at one time. 

6 ~is sister, ~is b~ot~e~. 

7 MR. SCL=s: Okay. 

8 

9 

10 

you knov.;, bu7. they t.·mro like with 

o~gani?atio~, h~lping us also. They ~-mro 

-::here, but thnt they were me~bers 

11 the c:turch. And the:1 next time, yo:1 knOh1 , 

12 Lbere's a~ lhe c~urch and sornelhi~g 

13 you go t.o, you don't. see t~1om. And thHy said, 

14 

15 

16 

:VTR. 'S: Do 

Ot.:t. •s family. 

know if 

27 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

~R. SOLIS: Did he ever mention to you Ll1at his Horked 

the church and ~as by the 

The thing i.s that 

i1 sen 

a reverena. is. He gives service. 

23 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

24 

25 

Tha~ -- and thac's a:l I trever 

aware of anyone get~ pald at any time. 

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1 

2 

3 

= dCJ cL-..trch 

sta~ted, he wanted ~c kind of help put 

toget~er, and, you know, put s 

4 c~eckbook to set up on QuickBooks or whateve~. 

5 unfa~iliar with t~e st~ucture 

6 or the church 

7 ~R. SCL~S: Okay. 

8 and r let hiffi know. And I t~i~k ~c 

9 hi~, "You need to find somebody 

10 specializes in churches." 3ut that was way back 

11 the begi~ning. 

28 

told 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

:VIE. SCLI S: Okay. De yoL k;10\,.t i [ Lhe com.:nl:.:lee, 

Citizens fc::::' R'J.sb. corc.mittoe has made; any 

Bel ovcd ComrEuni t y 

found that Ollt today, 

week because was suyJng 

couldn' fi::1d caP-celled check, and 

19 was tte'1 in July 21, 013. 

20 I"JR. 

22 Services, a::1d at t~is point I was 1 you ~Low, in 

23 "Che process c:::· on the ame::1dment. 

24 l<JR. 

25 jus~ pue1ched wrong na~e. I don't 

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1 

2 

3 

have ~ .... o look 

don't ov0n think hod them 1 ', 

the the ?EC. 

29 

Lhe s ':/S Lem. 

a busi 

4 MR. SCT.IS: So yo~ don'~ recal signing a check to Beloved 

5 Com::nuni::y ?ani~y Services Cit.:_zer:s :c:c 

6 Rush? 

7 : No. 

"'R. S: Oic1y. 

don't rcca 

)'!R. : O~ay. But you 

8 

9 

10 

11 the course of this review, that a 

12 tter:? 

Yes. But not by me. 

out this week, 

was 

13 

14 

15 

MR. OJ.:ay. Do yo;.: k~o~v the amount_ of that ::-:heck? 

think W8S , 100. 

17 Center? 

18 I dcr:' rer::tember. 

19 ~R. SOL:s: Okay. Do yo~ k~ow whal that is? 

20 know it has some~hing to do ~ith just sick 

21 pAopl<e. 

22 MR. SOLiS: Okay. 

23 MR. PAYNE: Jusc: so I'm clear on the check to the Family 

24 o£ 2, said 

25 ~o find the cancelled check? 

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1 

2 

3 

tr.JI':NESS: No. ~ontacted by I gue~s someor1e Lhal 

works a~ the church, o~ay, say 

w~:-.:ere ~-ve aeposited s check. 8v~dently 

4 were given a list by someo~e --

5 MR. SOLIS: O.say. 

6 you know, of thi~qs to pull. said, 

7 n~'V"€11' - got to look .:or it Tv'lhon I get home. n 

8 A~d t looked a~ the b2nk statemc~t. 1 saw tha~ 

10 ?amily Services and not Beloved, you know, the 

11 church. So in tnat c~eck, you know, I need to 

12 do a line chacging ~he ~a~e. 

13 :YIR. Pl\YNE: You r:occi to do an amc:.:nd::tent. ·co thn 

14 

15 

16 ght. 

-:crm? 

17 )<!R. PAYNE: Okay. 

18 :VIR. So it acpears that 

19 c::eck? 

cashed 

30 

20 Yes. Because 'm looking the back statemcct, 

21 n~d it's cnncRlled ch0ck. 

22 MR. SCLIS: Who siq~ed t~at check? 

23 WITNESS: That would be Carolyn Rush, and that would be 

24 thac had siqned. 

25 :VIR. SCLIS; Oka.y. 

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1 : We lhe only Lwo slq3al~res. 

2 HR. PAYNE: A:1d I'm sorry-- just so I'nt clear, you both 

3 wo~ld have signed that check? 

4 WIT~ESS: Yes. 

5 HR. Al 

6 HR. ?rior to Octobe~ ?013 when 

8 HR. SOl...IS: -- how much h'ork 'ivas she doing on t~e campaig:-1'? 

9 WIT~ESS: Well, I would she was -- she was always in 

10 

11 

12 

cha~ge, okay. They mea::, they \\'ere doing 

things T may not be of. She v-1as 

major pa~t s~rategy. mean, there 

13 been campalg~1s p:c.Lor to hl::u becorr.lng Cong.:::-essrr:an 

14 

15 

s'je been :.:he campalqn I':',anager [or 

ca::.Idi_do.tes tha-:: Le's endorsed, and 've a2.1 

16 on the sta~f. 

17 HR. SQT,TS: 

18 ~~ITNF,SS: 

19 remember L~at itJere 

20 plar:;_ning a Town Eal::. mee"::.ir..q or whatever, sl1e 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

may be in on a conference to put in her 

input o;:1 ::night iLvitc and things 

that. of hnd 

what was going on 

HR. SO~IS: Okay. manv hours a t,-JOuld you es 

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1 

2 

3 

4 

6 

7 

Lhat.. 8he on :he zens fer ?.ush 

conuni.t ::ee tu October 

t~Jl'l'NESS: c.Jn' it's D2rd for me 

bCC0.11S2 it be that was all she did. 

mean, t~e Ld say the cocmunicati.ons 

during the o~f seaso~ were are 

8 decisions between ~ere and the Co~gress~an, 

9 then she would carry them out and see that 

10 evcrythiLg was d~ne. 

11 

12 

HR. SO~, IS: Has she done 

iL~ it1 October 

for t~c campaign si 

13 KITNESS: No, no. Because she's basically been ln the 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

HR. SOLIS: Okay. tha"c' pretty rcuc::l it. J:. jus-: 

to ~ake one thi~g just clear r j;_1st so 

have it and t.::nde:rstand lt. space at 

3361 Ki~g Drivc;, 

you said a mor:::.h 

20 ~ITNESS: Yeah. 

21 HR. SOLIS: -- to take pictures? 

23 HR. : Prior to you nay bcc:1 there in 

24 work on the 

25 : Well, I say 2012, when - qo l~ there is 

32 

she 

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1 eiLher people thac may be walking a~d 

2 thcy 1 re getting paid, or buy food for--

3 "!R. 7 S: Okay. 

4 ItiJir;:'N'SSS: P.Jld, yo"J knoH, ::::'ve ne,Ter No:::-ked ELec::.ior:. Duy. 

5 So I' ::1 out and abo:.:-:: I vvi 11 be nex:: t,reek. 

6 MR. SOLIS: And theD 

~AJI~NSSS: But we 't really had major campaign, but 

wo' out mean, he ::nay 

7 

8 

9 docid.o, l, we're goi~g to l, \:JC have 

10 v-1e ca ,_l ya:::-d here, and ~~ose are the 

11 signs that we stick on the streets; and we call 

12 visiblllLy. 

13 MR. SOLIS: Right. 

33 

14 

15 

: Tho visibility goos visibility 

yeti know, m~y have posters 

16 candida::es, you know, ttat have provided us 

:viR. SCL::::S: at that at 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

If was, would only be because he told me to 

hirE there, and to meet 

'd me pay somethi:1g. 

22 HR. SOL:::S: OKay. 

i'JITNESS: I':: was you know, but ~or no extended period 

- recall. 

23 

24 

25 YIR. I think that's all the qt:.estions have,-

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1 So t..Lcnk you 

2 out us the very helpful informatio3. 

3 ?har:J<: you. 

4 

5 

6 

7 

.MR. THCHAS: ::Jo you want clar~fica~ion on one thing? You 

migh~ be interested in the -- T sent sorce 

photographs tha~ per~aps 

s:ight:y from the pLotographs -had 

8 taker:. 

9 

10 

MR. SOLIS: :::: :uean, te fra~kly, I did~·: ever: notice that 

11 MR. rHOMAS: T 

12 MR. difference in pic:ures. 

13 ~hat you ycu were concerned that 

15 and I did move soBC s.:.qns of other candidates up 

16 so thnt you could sea that t~osc signs 

tn thnt sort of corner in there 

of diffprent 

17 

18 

19 re.sp:::.msible having moved some cf 

20 so that you could see 

21 ~R. SOLIS: Okay. Okay. 

22 ::-iR. THGHi\.S: -- ::he o-::hcr cundidn-::cs. So ::hat 

MR. : Okay. 

of 

23 

24 MR. THOlVLP.S: j f 're interested in that distinction 

2 5 becat.:se your 1rWnder [e_: pl::Jtographs 

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:..hir:gs nicely, r:eale.c Lnan Lhe..::e. 

And che Conqressr:tan a::.so, wher: \4e v..;e.ce there, he 

::ook J:\8 ::Jy tc show t:~c space, a:J.d he also 

'COOk of: ~he covcrinq of a ::hat was c:p 

::he end, you knnw, Hhere '::hrtt -- illl t::'!at --

Oh, ':'hat 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

:.iR. TIIONAS: AnO. had an -- I remember 

Alderrna::1. 

vn:1KESS; ::!'or aEd Second fiard 

10 Cow~i~toc~an. 

11 MR. 1'HOHAS: he y::-:>11 see 

12 WIT~ESS: Tt was like made on the wall. 

13 MR. TIIOMAS: -- chat. 

14 \rCT:\JESS: 

it 

15 MR. Yeah. was it covered up in the first place? 

16 WITKESS: It \Vas b0cat:sc he was no lor~gcr. 

17 ?<lR. THONAS: Yeac. 

18 vETNE:SS: Ee 

19 

20 

beco:cne a '::::entral Co:nml t Leerual1. T~1e 

Connlt:...eemar: state 

21 and it is for the same dis:rict as the 

2 2 Co2:1grcss ional Distric:. Ward Commi ttcc:mar_ is 

23 approximate~y we wocld jave 50 

24 

25 

!\1R. 

trET!~ESS: 

Okay. 

I :nean, precir~cls wl Lhln ward, majr'be 

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1 50,000. 

2 NR. SOLIS: Okay. 

3 ~\ITNt+.:SS: l'l.ldcrmun and thcr: 

6 e ld be responsible 

7 :or rr.aklnq sure that all p::>l.L:..nq places 

8 open and closed 

9 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

t~I T~ESS: mu.nned, not o::1ly w.:th volu:1teers. Mrs. Rush 

al o~ and harl the~ man all of 

Slecti Jay 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

HR. SOLIS: Okay. O"'ay. would just say, you know, ln the 

-- in t::-1e chance to come tha~ out, 

15 you krlo~.,J, try not to :nove too Ir.uc~ or anything 

16 ~~ ull from Dcrc o~ 

17 HR. Apologies, apologi0s. 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

HR. SULTS: No, no, no. 's alright. Tha~'s alright. 

'l that. 

~IT~ESS: Well, I don't Lhl~k IYtean, do:t1 1 t 

think an.ythi:1g been because 1 had 

asked ::he Co:::1grcssma:J., anyth2.ng 

going on, go there and get t~c 

printer my printer knoh', in 

and ~orth, and he said, "Go 

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1 ~l." wasn'l qoinq in ~here by 

2 

3 

and next Lhlnq- I know he says, "Con' t touch 

So as far you knmv, we: havc:1' 

4 t:;~1c;hed any':::hing. 

5 

6 

HH. SOLIS: You ment~on~ri you t:nl to h~m 18st night? 

: Yea~. T talked to ~ last night because I 

7 to our. PO box. 

8 HR. SOLIS: Did he mention the fact that we r.·JOuld be 

9 speaking wi~h you today? Did you guys ~alk 

10 about ~hat? 

11 ~TTNESS: No'::: YC~l ly. - just him did T hove 

12 a suit since it's dress down ~riday. 

13 HR. SOLIS: Did he talk to 

14 thinks I'm going on 

15 job interview. 

HR. SOLIS: don't mean to get you in trouble. 

: o::, ro. I'm no:: in ':::roub-1 

16 

17 

18 NR. SOLIS: Die! tillk to ym: all about what he though~ 

19 :n~qht as'<? 

20 1i'JIT:1ESS: Huh-t:h. ~o. 

21 MR. Okay. Did he tal.k about the rental space at 

23 

24 

25 

: Hc:h-c:h. 

li te) at al i 

HR. SOD IS: Have yo:_~ 

mean, 'vc no:: no, :1ot 

hlra sl:J.ce began Clur 

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1 

2 

about the 

~r~N2SS: 1 don't -- l-vhsthor i:::. 1tJiJS 

3 you~ review or once the newspaper came oat 

4 

5 

because I brought know, there are a lot 

oo thi:cgs he..Lp<?.d him remembe.:::-. 

6 :VIR. SCLIS: 

38 

7 

8 

9 

~!?NESS: Okay. Like, you know, had a carr~paign 'i!C 

didn't ()UT. of Like ~-.Jhcn he 

first for ocJr c;;mpai office:. 

10 was not thot Loca~icn. ~AJC1S the Wnrd 

11 Corr.mitteemar:..'s location. In fact, the rent is 

12 still Lhal on reporL, but they Lore the 

13 b:1~ldi:cg do:'n. 

14 \Hell, just going 

15 

16 

17 

exists, gu0s s no~ .. 

't, but, I meaTl, 

're lalk.:_.:J.q '91, '9D I 9}.' 

18 11R. 

19 

20 

21 

:"IR. PAYNC: do l1ave or1e qaes~lorl. Is t~:ere ar1 

22 ~IR. PAYNE: -- Rhodes? Is there a carmaiqn of:!:'ice ac: 3oth 

23 and Rhodes, like a block over from MLK? 

24 

25 

35Lh and Rhodes, tha': 

uffice or no -- it was 

that 1.vas 

office 

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2 rlqhl now is (lnaudlble) office for ~he 

3 

4 

there two offices righr. there. They' 

officials' campaig~ 

5 but rrni 

6 a;e not affi l i 

7 Co~qress~an ~ush? 

8 : No. re affiliated wi:.h him. Tl:..e only 

9 affiliatio~ tl:..at _ ca~ recall ~auld be tha~ we 

10 

11 

12 

13 

the candidate at o~c t~me. 1 don'~ 

know i we yec:Jh. 

suppo;t ~~em oecause posters in the 

windO\·J, the \!Jell, l:De State 

14 Represenlative is on or1e side, I tl1ink, and ~he 

15 3\lderma:l is the othe~ side. B~: thi::~k tha: 

16 -- tha:.'s the relationship they have wi~h 

17 

18 

19 

HR. P.Z·\YKF:: OkRy. 

: Okay. 

ll., tnank yon, 

2 0 HR. SOLIS: Thank you ve:-y :nuch. 

22 OF 

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p age 41 

A B campaign 2:18 checking 10:14 35:10,19,20,22 

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address25:20 basically 21:9 campaigns 3:1 13:5 25:2,5,8,21,22,24 32:6 

administer 5:8 32:13 31:13 26:4,16 community 23: 13 

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36:18,18 38:14 bills 6:12 12:25 35:7 28:1,6,16 30:2,11 35:22 

alterations 18:4 14:11,1215:2,5,6 capacity 3:25 8:13 churches 28:10 congressman 3: 13 

amendment 28:23 15:1118:18,19,22 36:5 circulating 10:4 7:25 9: 1 10:20 

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EXHIBIT 6 

TRANSCRIPT OF INTERVIEW 

OF CAMPAIGN VOLUNTEER 

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INTERVIEW OF •••••••• 

Present: 

Paul Solis, Investigative Counsel 

Kedric Payne, Deputy Chief Counsel 

Scott Thomas 

Transcribed By: 

Julie Thompson 

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1 MR. SOLIS: Okay. Thi:s is :=nvesLlgatlve Counsel, Paul 

2 

3 

Solis, U:e Office of C.:ongTesslonal Ethics. 

l'm by Deputy Chief Ccunsel, Kcdric 

4 ~ayr:e, Sco':t Th8nas, and •••••••• 

5 - d you state your na~e 

6 "Wi tness"l: 

7 -· 

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MR. SCLlS: Gkay. And 'll us l beqln, •••••• , ~,;ilh 

smr.e background on y:mr Citi.c::ecs 

for Rush. So first off though, 

11 cur:>::ently er:rpJoyed? 

12 : You mean :.,/here? Chi the C~i8aqo office. 

13 MR. SOLIS: Okay. Do you have ar:y ether employ:uent besides 

14 Citizens for Rush? 

15 Oh, r:o. I'm actua2.ly on staff --

16 YlR. SOLIS: Okay. 

17 TtH'f~ES.S: -- part-ti::ne. T'n pa.rt-ti:ne. 

18 VfR. SOLTS: A"·"" you enployed any\vhe;e else be~.;i_des 

19 ~he:n? 

20 : No. I'm basically re~ired. 

21 c'1R. SOLE: Okay. 

22 

23 HR. SOLIS: 

24 Husb? 

25 \"'ITl':ESS: R~g;lt, 

retired law cnforcemcn~ officer. 

you you're part-~iffic s~a~f Citizens for 

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1 ~R. SOLIS: Ho~ long you beec Lh 

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About years this time, a totaJ of , but 

been n part o~ the orgn~izat over 20 

5 years. 

6 :VIR. SCLJ:S: 

7 ~!?NESS: 3ut in tha~ role about eight years. 

8 ~R. SCL~S: Eow long have you Congressma~ Rush? 

9 WITNESS: nbout 73 

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11 

~R. SOI,TS: Do yo~ an of~icial title with your parttime position ~ith Cit~zerrs Rus::O.? 

13 Eirst Congressional District. 

14 NR. : Do y~Y'J. do any with Friends of Bobby 

15 No. 

16 'qR. 

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~"'H':::"Nt::SS: VJha':.. do you mean Priends o.: 

MR. SOL:S: I~'s a-- i~'s a conmiLtee thaL 

Representa::_ive R'.ls!: is affiliated with 

also docs 

So you' 

22 of that name? 

23 Itiii'IN:SSS: Oh, yea~. Ch, yeah. I'm aware. I'm aHare of 

24 ::..izens Rus~. 

25 YIR. Okay. 

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1 : Is Lhat you're referring ~o? 

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SCL S • l 'm J J y referring :::.o i1:.J.Other comrr.i t~.0.e 

Bobby Rt:sh? 

that. 

?--1R. SOLIS: Do you do any work for F~iends of Bobby 

6 RCtsh? 

7 No. 

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yon poid by 

kush? 

s s al 

11 MR. SOLIS: All vol~nteer? 

Yes. 

"'!R. 

of -- rr.0 --

paid'? 

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14 1"1a:::1y, many, rna:::y y2ar~:; ago, many_ Xaybc over 

15 5, 16 years ago, you kPow, and t~nt w~s only 

16 for Day. 

17 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

18 Day v-;ork. 

19 ~R. SOLIS: And w!1a.t ls your curren~ sor~ of job 

20 respon.:-:;ibilit:.ies a::d duties? 

21 : I'm -- i1S SAid, 'm thn La1"'" 

22 Coordinator for the Firs~ Co~q=essional 

23 Distric~. I deal ~ith law e3force~ent ~atters. 

24 : also -- 'cone of his part-time drivers. 

25 also reach out conmuni'::.-y outreach, you 

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know. 'tiOL'k wilh 

and chiefs 

coo~dinate, you know, be 

and vJ.rious 

5 nnd ~ountics in our distri~t, 

6 that pertains en:orcement. 

NR. SOLIS: Do do any for Conqressman i!ush 1

7 s 

8 official office, his of Representativels 

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do there"? told you. 

pnrt-timc CT'.:lploye:c. I s2y, ~im. I 

arive him sometimes, and othe;::- t irr.es I 

him. 

HR. TJ1anks for ~l1at. I'm just trying 

15 a distinction bet~vee:l. \Vorking for his official 

17 COnL'1Li 

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19 %hen 

Oki1y. 

work 

me -- me -- let me be cJ.car. 

:t..:..s carcpalqn tee, Lhal 1 s 

20 only :celated lo -- once every two years, and 

21 that's with pe~itior1s. ~hat the extent of 

22 Nk. : Okay. 

23 WITN~SS: I do. 

24 HR. SQL_,TS: Okay. 

25 : Okay. That 1 s it. That's the , cmd 

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is no Lh That is voluntee=. 

MR. SCLTS: Ok3y. Then let me just on tilat 

sorre C]1. est ions that. 

: M:1-h;nrc. 

MR. SOLIS: Do you have a title your role of the 

6 volt:n'::.ee::·ina :Ccr :_::e campalgD cc:nmittee'? 

7 WITN:t:SS: I'm one; o: the coordi:1atorE'3 IAJho circulate 

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pcti~icns to elected offici tO 1-:H.VC 

t~cm get s fo::-

-~-- tur:1, they'lL me or cn11 another 

and have us t.o come 

12 back a~d che~ up. 

13 ~R. SOL:S: Okay. 

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trill':Nt.SS: J\nd t~1at' that' 

's ~h~ extent of my wnrk with--

WI'IN~SS: 

O%ay. 

\--Ji:h 

hi:n --

:VIR. lmd, again, for Rush 

that clrculating petili:.:>ns, w".:1o do you 

tll8 comnittJ)C staf:? 

: l don't really report. 

report -::o whe:1 I'm t.ir::n.Ig,j, I report to 

23 S~eila, Sheila 3ackso~ ~ith the pe~ition because 

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s:C:e you know, for the ones 

sorrcetimes 

use 

6 

it. 

you're 

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1 money gc 

2 oul, and : somelln,es have Lo go by her ho:J.se 

3 ~p funds to pay these -- pay 

4 circul2tors. 

5 HR. SO', IS: Okay. 

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a people we use that the rcaj 

our f.::om officia.:ls cocinq 

8 from (inaudible), coming from the city :!layor, 

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througho"c::: the -- throughoL::.t the ::irst 

HR. so;_,rs: Okny. Who the the 

'Rush campaig:1 co:rnr,i..-:tee? :·Jho kind the 

13 show? 

14 WIT~ESS: I'm -- I'm know, ..,..., not 

15 :ully not sure --

16 HR. SOLIS: Okay. 

WITNESS: -- y011 know, -- who the: show. 

MR. SOLIS: Okny. CO\lld b2 Sheila? Does Shei.t 

role? 

WITNESS: ls the sl1e is tl1e treasurer, okay. 

't fully runs that role. 

ty 

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NR. Okay. And you so, ag.J.in, ~-he 

campaign committoc you there:::, you 

id so w!len t's 

ti.::ne. 

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2 t1R. 

3 ~IT~ESS: Right. Since WQS t.hC 

4 209, 208, 209 (sic), every two years. 

5 NR. SOLTS: Ok2y. Ok:Hy. Ar.ci when you do that, hmoJ much rtrP. 

6 working? 

7 WIT::JESS: How much I'm ~vorklnq v-1here? 

9 once every yea=s, Citizens for Rush, are you 

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11 

"',rorki::g 

a 

days a ;.vee!<:? You working three 

12 WT'J'?'TE.SS: No, no. I.et rce -- let ne be c1ear again because 

13 perhaps yo:...:' re not understanding 'Hhat I' rr, 

14 - picK petitions. Okay. - Lhen 

15 take these petitions out to Mayors Robins, 

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17 

Orland Fnrk, Orland Hills, 

turn, do 

They, i:::-1 

they' 

18 through with the work, they'll call me; or 

19 they'll call else, and 

20 these petitions. 

21 MR. so;.,rs: Okay. 

up 

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: Oko.y. So so it may be -- you know, this is 

is n lo:1g process. i':: 

take a a::rd a ha on j n 

order ca:ch these people, but lt' you 

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know, il's not -~ I rnea.n, rr.ay 

or five ho' .. H'S a day. 

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NR. 0}<0y. So, kno·w, it's to sGy 

eve;:y once every two years, when it's 

cd se2son, you' bHsicrtlly wo::lcing r:""3.ybe 

6 a week, and it's a few ho~rs just :a pick up the 

7 petitions? 

8 WITNESS: ~ake t~em out and go back and pick the2 up. 

9 MR. SOLIS: Okay. l'~nd w:t:e:1. you do ::hat end you up the 

10 petitions, w~erc are yo~ taking theffi back tc? 

11 1i\iTTNF,SS: bnck my house. 

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HR. SO!,IS: Take ther., to house. r::·oes cawrai gn 

com..'tl.l. t t-ee an office? they have a space 

14 that they 

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WITNESS: No, no. They haven't let me be clear o::-1 

something. Since 20 208 they have no 

ly, ·you kno\"'' compctit 

u:1y competi_tio:~. 

the lasl elec~ions he's had no 

there has been ~o ~eason bin to have a 

carrrpaig:-1 off L::e. t~e do a lot of our work of 

the Alde~man of~ice. .i::: 

there. We did out th0 

tl:e:-:e, out ce rather. O~ay. 

So he has not -- you k:1ow, 's not 

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no reason a ca~paign s.:_nc.e BaracK 

Obama1 2008. He hds -- l1e has reason for a 

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3 co_mpaig:.1 I'm saying ~his is just 

4 somethi:.1g v2ry basic, you know. Every two yenrs 

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pPtitinns, und only work W0 

And s is orde~ to get hi~ on 

you kno\·J, qe t hi:n on yott know, on ballot. 

8 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

9 ~\ITNESS: A.."ld that 1 it. ~ve:::-yeli:-lg else is pre-cty much a 

10 piece o:E 

12 Did you write notes? 

13 WITNESS: Yes, - dld. 

14 NR. SOLIS: Okay. I/Vhen you those 

15 ~JIT~ESS: L'\bout three days ago. 

16 HR. SOLIS: 

17 WTT:JF',SS: 's not ~otes. It's just years, and I'm 

19 t-<ho -

20 HR. SOLIS: Rl:;ht. 

21 ~~lTNESS: You knew, l~lderman Cochran, Alder·man Lyle, okay, 

22 I i:1audiblc I , Harris. ~o~ know, went 

23 there: 0:1 c:c help and. up 

24 our pe-ri t 

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25 HR. SOl..,IS: Ckay. ~'!as a::ybody you when you ted :.:~at 

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1 Sl-Uff ciO\'\ID? 

2 ; Ol::_, no. ~o. 

3 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

4 ~ITNESS: : did this at home. 

5 NR. SO!,TS: Okoy. 

6 WTT:JF'.SS: ~ did s at home. 

7 HR. SOLIS: Sheila, to the exte:n~ that.. you knov.; 

8 Uoes vii th the ca:npa.igrl COillill:C. t tee, is she 

9 ope2:'ati:ng out of office? Where does she do 

10 J:J.er ca:npaign work fro:n? 

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WTT~ESS: As I said, she docs -- we don' 

office. she has to be doing ~t f~om her 

il 

13 house. Okay. Whatever -- you know, whatever 

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she's doing, she's doing her ho1_;_se. I!Je 

do::1' t ha·ve campaign o£fic:e. 

if a:nd if you're referring to 

at Jbth 3:ith a:od ng that. 

at at 

least or six The 

liqLts the .=.ights are all the :...ir.te. The 

21 burglar alarm .:..s not wo.:::'kir:g, okay. t~:1en --

22 \..rhcn that of:icc i.s used, it's or:~er candida::.es 

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that come they' come ~hey' to :::;omc 

the~e put :0Ut posters Jn :.he 

windows because of him. He, as a Central 

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1 CoiTL'Ttl t t eeman, 's of hls 

2 Other thar:. that, is jus:... 

3 ;::;c.oragc -- stcr8ge area for, you know, a lot 

4 of his o1d .l\ldcrmar:..ic records there. 

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HR. SOI~TS: you 

~TT~ESS: Oh, yes. 

HR. : 'JJ~'1en is 

''-'€ been 

last you were al LhaL 

8 WlT~ESS: Rent? I'm sorry. ~ou said rer1t? 

9 MR. SO.:.... Is: is ~he last tirr,e you were physicaLLy 

10 prcse~~ at ~hac at that --

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four mn~ths ago just usc the 

13 NR. so:.rs: 

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WIT}JESS: and come back out. ':':1ere are no lights/ no 

gas, So periodica:ly I ~1:1 drive by and 

make sure nobody has broken into the 

Lace because 

YOiJ T~crc no s::o:':'cs 

s::=cres there anyno.::-e. So it's, you 

know, really deso:ate area. 

21 MR. SOLIS: So otLe:::, -- and other candidates and corr.rnittees 

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are 

No. o~ly havo ~he~r posters. 

and they'll ask to put their posters 

25 the window. That's it. And Bobby's job as a 

ll COEG 

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3 :viR. SCT,:S: Do you kno':·.l Nho Ohrns that space, t!lat o::te 01;. 

4 King cr:_ve? 

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IAJIJ:'NESS: It's 

a~d their office 

it's a real estate company, 

is right there, you know, 

7 abo~t three -- three stores down. 

k:10W, 

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10 

~here 2ro no ~ore there, <'l.";'";d 

office is also basicaLly moved 

11 it's i~st a~ abandoned area. Sc that does 

12 a litlle lighl, know, by some posters being 

13 ths window. Tha~ does a light ~o the 

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area 

16 corc,pany? 

you knov-:. 

Do ycY~1 know the namE:: cst.atc 

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17 WI~N~SS: Co~ld il be 'm ~ol positive, but it could be 

18 Dccaper ar:d Krarc,er. 

19 "'!R. Do you know if there's a lease for tl1at 

20 pc:cpcrty? 

: t'oo. have no idea nbo~t 

about that. }\nd T alHays thouq,ht 

you kno~t-;. don't I do:1' t 

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or the of that. 

J havn no j 

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say yo·J thoug':t i L 

do you ~ean by t~at? 

When yo~ say a lease, just thought ~hat they 

ex~ended i~. They exte~ded kno~>J, 

ex::ended it they extended it to he 

was when he was Alde.::r.-,an, okay. They 

ex"::".onded it hin, he -- at that time, 

City of =htcago gave paid for 

~- irnc. 

10 ;-TR. SCL 

11 \'iiTNESS: 1\.nd after ~r.a:: :;: do11't k11ow. 

12 MR. PAYNE: Ycu menL!oned thal were t~e~e ~o~r months 

13 ago. So you have access to tho 

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~I:NESS: Yeah. If 

"'lH. PI\YNt:: So 

: Yeuh. 

17 HR. PAYNE: 

if be, yes. 

key C.O 

18 alor:q tl1 several others. Riqht. 

19 MR. PAYNE: Who else has a key to Lhe 

20 'm r:ot thi::1k ~hat 

21 :oight key also. 

22 i'lR. PAYNE: O:C::ay. 

23 WITNESS: And the Conqressman. 

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MR. : Does space have typical office equlpme~t, 

copier8, , thinqs like that? 

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have -~ have desks the~e, buL GO~e 8f 

the eo:ulpmenl is v.Jorkinq-, know. All Lhe 

3 cq~ipmc~t been -- really a lot of i~ is 

4 antiquated/ and it's just not -- just :1ot 

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6 HR. Pi\YliF.: vie 1 o~e thing just wa;:t: to 

7 mentioned that it was your unde~standi~q thac 

back :o. Ycu 

8 they may have exte~ded the lease a few years ago 

9 to the congressman. 

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1/JITNESS: No. didn't 

leas~. 

did:1't say 

that 

12 them a ! ease v,rher:. r:e '"'as ar,. A_lderman. 

13 NR. PAYNE: Okay. 

didn't 

gave 

14 And of C~1lcaqo for a::.l 

15 Aldermanic offices. They pay. Now after that, 

16 cion'':: knm.v what jappe:1cci a:=::er that, and i!. 

17 Y 't my 

18 HH. PAYNF,: Okay. 

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MR. PAYNE: AlLiqht. And I'm 

know hrhat you mean when you 

2 2 yo·~ say "they" 

to r:1ake sure I 

"they.n So when 

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s21id the of Chicago. 

HR. PAYNE: Okay. They is the Ci Chtcago? 

~';ITNESS: Rlght I of Chlcaqo. Alderman, 

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office, Lhey get 

money re;:1tal 

Th<1t's a giver:. 

cerLain amou2:.s 

tl1at -- that office space. 

'spurt budge-:. 

4 That' a given. Now anything other than tha~, I 

5 't 

6 NR. PAYNF.: Okay. 

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WIT:-JESS: nean, ~ike I say, 

because it's ~eally none of my 

really ~ave n.o 

rea.::.ly n.o:1e of 

9 my busi:1ess. 

10 HR. SO:L.IS: ifJ:!.Io 1

>muld yol.: say spends the rr.ost time 

11 that space? 

12 WTT~~SS: W~at you mean, now? 

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HR. SO:L.IS: You kl:ow, :r:ow 

: Nobody. I'm 

in the past few years. 

'/OU. I:..'s it's been 

15 almost totally \ ..Uloccu~ied, tot:ally, and :;:: don't 

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think severaL ti~cs T by, ann said 

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But~ no, ::obody' nobody's 

knoN·, it's abandoned; tl'1at' s aba:ado:.1ed. 

"obody been there. Nobody goes there. lt's 

abandoned than to and make sure that 

know, Jock through the windows to make 

25 sure nobody has, you know, broken inlo 

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1 pla2e. Nobody Jses 

2 Ti1e1e'~ no pGrpose to ~se ~l. ~here's 

3 purpose, you know. doesn't:. hCJ.vc 

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C()mpaig~. So he doesn't ~e doesn't need t:.hut:. 

't need Okay. 'That's 

ust somethi~g that's j~st t~ere, 1- "has 

7 been there. 

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b·1R. SOl.... IS: Yoc:;_ kco~'J, we'v-e -- ~aven'~ ~ad a chance to 

talk Congressman Rush personally face-tobut 's, you knoh', subnitted some let':ers 

12 ~~JT\'JESS: Xm-hmm. 

13 HR. SOLIS: A:::1d, you know, he said ~ha::, ttat space i.s L<Sed 

14 mi :-limall y but on like qet 

15 the vo~e on Election Day, things like that. 

16 \HT'lESS: 

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1'·1R. SOI,IS: Do you ever Elcc':ion Day wh~re 

~IJTT:JE.SS: Oh, yeah. O:h, yeah. 

19 MR. SOLIS: Ckay. 

20 WITNESS: Yeah. ~any years ago, ago. 1.\nd 

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the last -- the last ~y ~ast recollection, 

that probnbly about right he a 

no. He the ~c 

Com;ni He out. Sc it be 

probably about 207, 208 (sic), yo:..t lo 

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1 kc:cwledge. 

3 Elec~ion Day to get out ~he vote, a~ything 

4 c:"at? 

5 WITNESS: Oh, yes, yes. from 

6 about 2000, you know, early 2000. Oh, 

7 was there. _ was 

8 ~R. SCLtS: O~~y. 

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:VTR. 

<"'IC::NESS: 2009, 

12 MR. SOL:::S: 

part of his organization. 

2010? 

, 2013, nothing. 

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would call yo:J kno~-.1, ~he commiL:eemen 's 'H:.>uld 

the pot.:tior:s Come by 

them up. 

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22 MR. SCL:S: Okay. So, you know, I don't want to put words 

23 i~ your mouth, but if you ca~ tell me if I'm 

2 4 ::::1is La ken. 

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1 MR. SCLIS: So fYoD 2008 so, n~ayDe a bit .=urther 

2 buck -t:.o new, whc:r ycu go pick ·.1p those 

3 petitions, you t~em home; yo;; never 

4 step by the King Crive spece? 

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WI?NESS: No, no, no, don't -- no. I'm-- no, no. 

So~et~mes :'11 take them I'll take therE 

you know, always ones tha-': I get. t:-J.em 

8 horro because: I' also a notCJ.::y. 

9 SVL::S: 

10 : So ' notarize them, go out to the other, 

11 other elec~ed officials; and ~heirs aren't 

12 nolarl~ed, you k~ow. ~hen 'll bring Lhelr 

13 people in, and they'll notarize them in front 

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then I'll bring 

b2ck, end l'll stash those my ho;;.se. 

16 And t s~it: have al copies 

17 these pell are stored in my 

18 MR. Do you know of Lhe Beloved Comrn~.C:lity Christian 

19 C':urch? 

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22 atc:end? 

Oh, 

Okay. 

yeah. Yos. 

you a member th0 Do you 

23 WITNESS: I a-':tend. I'm really not a ~ember of -- really 

2 4 no c:. a me:nber, yo-:.1 know. 

25 ~R. SOLIS: YoG know, tha~ Rush is pastor 

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2 WITNESS: Oh, yecih. 

3 MR. SOLIS: Ok~y. 

4 ~1JIT~ESS: F.tiD-n!'t1lc .. 

5 HH. SO~,TS: Do you knGI-J H.ny his family members that mi.ght 

6 ;mrk 

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ViiTNESS: believe he has -- r:.1aybe has 

there rr,y keowledge, and t::.at' s 

9 NR. SOI.,IS: And ~<Iho ~s t':lat'i 

t'YIT~JESS: think that's lh'l·gelique. 

:2..!_ece ':ha::: 

's it. 

NR. SOT, IS: Do -::· shG's paid by church? 

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WTTNESS: don't k::-,o~.,· a"yth about :'"u~l ct ion i ng of 

that clr.Jrc!J., you You know, and have a 

Dusiness rr,yself, okay, and ~ 'r:t -- kDOh' 1 I' rn, 

15 yo-:..1 kno1,-J, entl:.ralled in r::1.y bu.si::1ess, ny security 

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:Ousin·2ss with ny son. So I'm noT.. 

of pay grade, a~d I don't ~now 

19 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

WIT)JESS: !-low they 

thut's out 

ng abo"J:: 

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NR. SOLIS: Do ~~ Citizens for Rush, the 

cnmpaig:1 co:nmi~tec, do you k:-:.0\...J i: they' ever 

mJ.dc to the 

WIT~BSS: No more T read jn papers. 

25 HR. SOLIS: Okay. 

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:VIR. SC1,-S: So outside 

~!R. S:)l.1S: 

-:j_at? 

Tr~st ~e. I have 

pape-rs 

with C8ngress~an RGsh, 

you :k~10l:-J, I have my own. 

7 thing to try to -- yoa know, to try to keep 

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12 :VIR. SOLIS: I I..Jar:..L lo a llL~le bl o~ Lhe worki~gs 

13 of t.he carcpaign comrrci ttcG and you.r kn:_)wltc;dgc of 

Hrs. Rus~n, 

ca:npa igE co:-nmi t tr:c;; d8 yo:J 

: Yes, yeah. She she did some She did 

sorae work prevlous She did some 

::VIR. SCLIS: 1!Vha-r_ she do? 

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20 : l dor:'t 't know what work she did, 

21 you know. You'd havA to 

22 don't knottJ Hhat she did. do kEOH that 

23 she -- :.hat she did \hTork for ::he campaiq:1. 

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~R. SOLIS: I:ow did cc~e to know thac? 

saw :-:er. 

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1 ~R. SOLIS: Okay. Okay. So if jOJ -- you've seer: her 

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4 .. '1R. SOLIS: -- so what kind of work is she doing when you've 

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ng over papers, (in::mdible) papers 

and, of that -- thlngs of 

9 C'1R. : .A..:1d where did you see he.:: do this? 

10 w:TNESS: h~ the 35th Street office many, ~any, ma~y years 

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12 

ago as T 

?>fR. THONP..S: 

13 offlL'e i:::? 

; rl )lOll. 

're ng to w~at the ~5th st~eet 

14 Oh, tha~'s ~he -- tha~'s the -- ~hat's the 

15 caffipaiqn office. 

16 HR. SOLIS: So JSL.h and l.,l.:<7.hor King Dri vc? 

18 "'R. SOLIS: Okay. 

19 itHT~ESS: You'::·e r.l.gh-::_. 

2 0 i"HZ. THONAS: Jes-c.. to be clear, you referred to i-::-. as ::.he 

21 carr.oacq:l office. 

22 HIT::\ESS: Okay. Okioy. 

23 ::viR. PAYNE: A::.1d ~hat's wha:: ::hat's what it's re=crrcd to, 

24 as the office? 

25 w:T~ESS: Tl1at was what? 

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2 WI'f:::TESS: '!es. Ylln-!:n:m. It's re.Cerred Lo ciS the secvnd 

3 'iiiO.rd c<J.mp;)ign 

4 MR- PAYKE: Okily. 

5 WITNESS: As to -- AS to reference ~o the se~ond 

6 campaig:r 

7 MR. SOLIS: Do yo-c. knov-1 ·when the last t.l::::1e Hrs. Rush 

8 on the carrcpaign"? You mentio::;.ed it to;as wany, 

9 many, many years ago. So do you know the last 

10 time she would ~ave worked? 

11 ~'\JTT~F:SS: No. d tha~ T snw her --

12 HR. so;.rs: Okay_ 

13 WITNESS: meaning -- I did.::.'t say, you know -- I said I 

14 her on !t. 

15 MR- SOLIS: Okay. 

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ft~l T~JESS: hnve no idea, you know. 'm, 

my ow:i doi12.g own thing. So, you know, 

18 't spcnk ~or Mrs. Rush. 

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togct2e:r 

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I kr:_oH thct t she has .,,;ork.ed 0~'2. i:. because she 

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that, that probabLy 

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: 2008, 

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4 HR. SOLIS: Okay. l~.._nd., again, your -- you:::- -- the cx-<::en::: of 

5 Y0'--17." know Hrs. rl.t the 

7 ~ITNESS: '~ -- I'm not certain, but her -- you k~ow, I'm 

8 ~ot certain about the i~~ricac~es of ~he 

9 campaig:1, yo·u I'm ::Jot ce:r"':ain. 

10 MR. PAYNE: Have you see:-1 her/ si:r..ilar t:;; the t.vay that yo:1 

11 her ago, doing Lly 

12 campaiq~ office? 

13 ~IT~ESS: Well, actually, I don't-- I don't-- I haven'~, 

14 been by tl:e campalqn. ":::::e 

15 campaig:::1 office :r.._a,s not been -- no': been open. 

So, consequc:1tly, I don'"':: don't think 

knm·J, ~o l:ght r,o gus. don't th~c~lk 

that ~ohody would be 

no, I L. Ko, ..,.. 

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lot of us work cut o~ o~r 

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olhe..c questions -

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~R. PAYNE: -- with described earlier abcct ycur 

as the Law En~orcement Coordinator. 

: Yeah. Law Enforce~ent Coordi~ator. ~hat's a 

t~at's something t~at from Capitol 

C:apitol Po1 i Each has a. T.aw 

Coordi helps out. 

10 Congressman when he' going out to even~s, 

11 after Gabby 

12 goc sho~. you know. 

13 ~JR. Pl\YNE: Okay. 

a lot 

Representative Gabby 

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·Ltir1t0-d Enforceme~t Coordinntor. 

So i there's any issues the 

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get Lhat gel: i.:1 addi wl 

the 

cn::ay. So when you ~~Jerk in -- 1 'm 

22 ~ITNESS: Go ahead. 

2 3 ~lR. P-'\.YNE: I did:o' t a1ea:o to cut you off. 

: Ko. 'm lust 

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1 for the Office, Ll1e Congressio~dl ~rice? 

2 WI~N~SS: Yes. 

3 '1R. P_I\YNE:: Okay. .1\nd you vol for the Office, or 

4 you're 

5 WI~NESS: Oh, no. I'm paid. 

6 "'!R. : Paid par~-time? 

7 ~~H'.LNESS: ',./cry r:d:1imum paid, mi:nimumr minirr,um paid, below 

9 :VJR. 

10 Okay. 3e1ow Minimum wage. 

11 MR. THOMAS: You're abcut that? 

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12 WI~N~SS: Jus~ roll wiLh ~he punches, you know. This is a 

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days the Black Pa~thors. And ['ve hcon with 

hJm. That' ~"'hY T joined in 1990, you 

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respect, yo~ know, he loas done. 

So, no, .1\ loc s 

o~ stu~f we'll just -- you 'll do for 'oim 

21 j·~Jst bDcsusc he' 2 u fri~nd, even though 1 get a 

22 paltry check. 

23 l"!R. P.I\YNE: Okay. 

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2 MR. SOL:s: So thank you very much. 

3 WI~~~SS: We were just starting ~o have tun. 

4 MR. SOL=s: Well, i~ you want to sit a~ound and answer 

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questions the rest of 

No, no, no. ~ot 

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day. 

th you guys from D.C. Oh, 

8 JvfR. SOL:::-s: Well, tl".uniz you very m:Jch for your time. 

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EXHIBIT 7 

TRANSCRIPT OF INTERVIEW 

OF REPRESENTATIVE RUSH'S BROTHER 

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INTERVIEW OF 111111111111 

Present: 

Paul Solis, Investigative Counsel 

Kedric Payne, Deputy Chief Counsel 

Alan Zenoff 

Transcribed By: 

Julie Thompson 

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1 HR. : Alc~ghl. We are 

2 co~ld you please state yoar ::affie? 

(the n~~itncss"): 

~IR. SO':oi S: A:1d 're jus:-: going be .:1sking you some --

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some qu.:osti.ons abo'Jt ymJr ;ole th the church 

and background info. 

7 WIT~ESS: Okay. 

8 1·11-Z. SOLIS: is your position or title wi~h the Beloved 

9 Corrcnur:i ty Christia:J. Churc~7 

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~1Jl TNESS: have no title . ..._'m just a merrber of the 

MR. SOLIS: :)kay. l\nd HJ-:at L;:, your rela: 

13 Co~gressman Rush? 

14 : He's brother. 

15 MR. SO~IS: iE1ere are you e:nployed? 

16 ~~I'T:NBSS: Presently 'm L:nE:mploycd. 

18 

19 : Other once Lhe Choir Delegale. No. 

20 I take it the Cholr President. 

21 HR. SOdS: Okay. 

23 

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HR. thi~k we cnrlicr spoke 

that 

WITNESS: Right. We:l, chanqe 

the c~rrcnt Choir 

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1 HR. so:::...rs: Is ?atricla nov.'? 

2 WIT~ESS: Yes. 

3 HR. : Okay. What about in churci:'s form<l:::ion; 

4 t,mre you ever .iist2d on a:ly lega.J.. documents as 

5 

6 

7 

nr:y of 

WTT~ESS: : t~ink 

ch~rch, we all -- you 

8 ~arne was o~ soEething. 

c; nt the c;hurch? 

Whe~ we ~iret created the 

9 NR. SOL.IS: Okay. I actually some documents here tha-: were 

10 

11 

12 

to me by Mr. Zenoff, a:ld -:his 

potcntial1 coulrl you refresh your 

on it, just 88 :.·;e a1 ur:.dersta~1d:'. 

13 you were .:Listed. 

14 KITNESS: Okay. 

of how 

15 HR. SOL. IS: T:-lis is -- t!:.is a document. This goes back 

16 to 2002. 

17 WITNESS: OkJy. 

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HH. SOLTS: th<1t. is the of In~orporntio~ --

: Hm- ~1:nra. 

MR. SOLIS: -- the church. 

21 l'ii'WESS: Mm-hmm. 

22 

23 

MR. SO~IS: Actual~y, here's the additional page, you'll 

sec yc:ur listed <1s incorporo.tor. 

24 ~TTNRSS: Okay. 

25 NR. SO~IS: Do recall slg~lnq that docuDenl or listing 

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1 yourself an incorporalor? 

2 

3 ?1R. 

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do. 

Correct. (ILta'Jd.ibl 

5 ~R. SOLIS: Are you currently ~isted as an incorpo~ator of 

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ch~rch? Are you an aqenL of Lhe 

on an:/ 

r-:o. 

sen, o~oy. 

10 Not I. 

11 i'-'IR. SOL::::S: Okay. 

12 

13 

Just a member. 

~!R. Okay. som-::;body else 

14 registcrad agent for the 

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wr-N~ss: Probably 

MR. cs: 

17 happened? 

18 : No. 

19 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

Yo:.;,. know, 

Yes. 

't 

20 s~opped comi~g to 

21 Je, ~OlAS had tO Change b0CQUSR 

22 a:: active :nerr,ber o±:· the church for a 

23 years. So 

24 Y!R. SCL:CS: 

25 I' :n back. 

role as a 

If" 

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l1R. 

l1R. 

0/:.ay. And ~low you're j v.st 

: No tles. 

TS: Are you compensated by 

5 A:::e yo\1 pa~d by the chu:::cr_ i_:1 any v.ray? 

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WI~N~SS: ~o. Not all. Noc at all. 

bee~ paid by the 

VIE. S· O!:~ay~ Do yo:; k'!tO~oJ \'llh0 AngeliquP. 

: Yes. 

d 

in :"lay? 

is? 

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MR. SOLIS: Are you related her i:-1 any v.Jay? 

is my 's 

13 \,lH. 

14 Yeah. She's ~y niece. 

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~R. S~LTS: Do yo~ know 

t'oe 

hP.r rol0 

secretary 

of r:ry nleces. 

th the r:hu rc~? 

SODething. 

17 ~R. SOLIS: Do yo~ know if she's paid by the 

18 : I 't do~'t k~ow her fina:tclal 

19 

20 

arrangernen:.s the cl:u:-ch. 

Y!H. 

22 ~R. SOLIS: Who is ~e? 

23 ~ITNESS: He is my =ephew. 

24 MR. SOLIS: Okay. Do yo~ know abou~ his role with the 

25 c::u:::ch? 

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: He is kind like the K~alntenance man 

lnake sure eve::::ythlng for Sunday 

4 keeps 2very-:=~ing goi:1g, ym.:. kno-w, just_ ::o malce 

sur;; ng is c I ~rd proper, oaks 

presen-::ab looks prese~tabLe. 

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7 NR. SOLIS: Do yoc knm,q if he's naid the church? 

8 ~'ilT.:JESS: =: dor;.'t k::-::m·!. :L'm ass'Cr:ting '::~at he is. 

9 thirck so. 

10 NR. SO"IS: Your b::::other, Co~gress8an Rush --

11 WTT~BSS: Yes. 

12 HR. SOLIS: -- what's h'!_s t~e ch'-..lrch? 

13 ~ITNESS: He's the pastor of the c~urch. 

14 NR. SOLIS: Do has ar:y ot!1er 

15 duties 'Hi th the church besides pas-:O!'? 

the 

tles or 

16 VHTi'JESS: No. think t.J::at' s pre::ty much i ~' pastor of 

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MR. SOLIS: Okay. Do hy the c~ur::h? 

~'JIT:'-JESS: - he's r:ot by lhe church. 

MR. how do you know 

~ITNESS: Well, because he 

been d~scussion of hi~ being paid by t~c 

NR. has 

WITNESS: ~here has been no disc~sslon l:;_im beinq paid 

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HR. SODIS: Ckay ... o_._nd \v·l:dl does he te.::._l you, or 

or indicate to that 's not by the 

WITNESS: Well, th0~~, ~o -- :mean, 's -- you know, 

Su::1day services, you know, he may 

indica:.:.e he's not iJaicl the church. And 

8 any -- any i:1dication, you k::ov.;, in a 

9 co:l.ver·sation Le may tell you he's not getti:1g 

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paid, 

knows 

kno1.v. 's not he 

i.s fo~ :::.::_m 

The c~>-:urch 't have any mo~ey 

13 to pay aEy 

14 NR. SODIS: Ri~ht. 

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pay hi.m. 

SOLlS: with 

migh:: to p<:~y o;:- debts 

~\'IT:.1ESS: Well, I rccean, you know, he may say in 

se!'vice that, you know, 2.iqht bill is 

due, you 

:or chc:rci:'_, 

bill is due 

:r~e collect tite of.:erings 

rc,ay indic<1-:::c 

the heating bill i~ due. 

light 

'll 

col Lee-r: ngs 

25 pay some of those bills. 

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MR. SO~IS: Does Le me.:1lion you spe::;.J_fica~l y 

conqregallon? Does ~te ever 

say to you i:1di.vid~J.ally ,;:: t:<1ve -- kno·v"I, 

4 these -- these debts are ow~d by the church; 

5 these uti ity bil got ~o ge~ paid, so~Pthing 

6 like that? 

7 WITNESS: I'~ sure 've probably, in course of 

8 conversation, probably discussed bills in ~he 

9 chu~ch, you k~ow, bills that the church -- due 

10 for church, heating bills, things like thiJ.t. 

12 probably discussed before. 

13 HR. SO:SIS: Do you reca.l..l if ~e's ever discussed how he 

14 l~ose bills? 

15 ~-Jl'INESS: No. Otter than paying them t~u'ough the 

16 offerings that get 

17 o;1l y 

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NR. SOLIS: Do yol: kn01"1 

besides the 

20 ~IT~ESS: No. 

Sunday. That's nbout 

the: 

Sunday service? 

21 MR. SOLIS: Okay. Do yo'.J knoH 1r1hat the Beloved 

22 l::'nmi.':..y Services Orga::lizac:ion is~2 

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25 

've hcu.rci i~, b~~ 1 don't know wha~ it is 

it's t does conrr:..:n1 J n 

the area, you helps kids in 

in 

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1 the area, which ls somelhl~g 

2 brclher, you know, has Lrled to do ~-

3 t1R. SO~IS: 

4 t~lT::JESS: -- is to ~elp the com.uni t.y. 

5 

6 

NR. SO', IS: Do 

O:gar,:'.73tion? 

tvho might Fc:uri 

7 1/HT:::JESS: No. ::= don' L knu., .. ; ~,;ho -- who ls -- who ls 

8 that. 

9 HR. SOLIS: Okay. Carol:{n Rush, Representative Rush' t"rife 

10 

11 WIT~ERS: Okay. 

12 t1R. SO>,TS: do you know if she has a,y e a:: the Farrd. ly 

13 Services O~ganization? 

14 WIT~EGS: : rea~ly don't I couldn't say. just 

15 don't 

16 t1R. SOLIS: Ok~y. 

17 have r.o no rclnttonship wi that -- that 

18 organization. So 

19 HR. SOI.,IS: Okay. Beloved Corrtnu:J.ity Family Wellness Cen-::er, 

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do know what Lhat ls? 

heard cf i::. It :t1elps provide medical care 

for the corth'":l.:Jni.ty gsess, for ~nglcwood. 

t1R. : Do 

(InaJ.;dib:e) 

t1R. you know who works the~e? 

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1 : No:.:. a clue. 

2 HR. SOLIS: Okd':/· Kacy ?u;;;;L_? 

3 WIT~ESS: ~y niece? 

HR. so:::.,rs: Yes. :Jo you knm.y about role she h2s w~th 

the Ly Center? 

: No. rea 1 ly 't. 

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MR. so:...rs: okay. Do yoG. ...:...:.. any othe::- [arr.ily r..e::tber or 

Representative works fo~ either o~e of 

9 those organizations? 

10 WIT~ESS: No, I don't. 

11 NR. SO',TS: Okvy. 

12 know very little abou~ :hose organizations. 

13 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

14 k~uw that they do good ~hlngs for the 

15 connm:r1i ty, a:1d that's about it. I1.s far as the 

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:::-u:1nir:g of t:hen, 2. have no 

NR. SOLTS: Coes yot:r 

18 mean to cut you off th0rn. 

19 WIT~ESS: Oh, no. Go ahead. 

MR. SOLIS: brother 

other than that. 

oh, T'm sorry. ~ didn'~ 

20 about hls role wilh 

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either of those two orgar:iza:ions? 

No. 

: Okay. Do you kr:ow his role? 

No. don't. 

25 MR. SO~IS: Okay. Citizens for Rush, you know t..;hat thls is? 

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1 ~'IITNESS: Yea~. That.' s a -- Lhat' s a ca.::1paiqn ~- you 

2 know, t~at. he :.Ises his ca.n~paign. 

3 NR. SOLIS: ~ave you ever worked for Citizens 

4 ~ush? 

~\;TT~F:SS: As ~s wo~kcct tor them, T worked 

campaign.s so, yes. 

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7 HR. SOLIS: Okay. D~d you volunteer or wer:e yoJ 

8 campaign·: 

his 

9 WIT~ESS: ! -- on certain oscasions - volun~eered. On 

10 certain occasions I was paid --

11 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

WITNESS: depending ~·Jhat T was doing. 

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the 

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14 -- lhat he has bee2 a parL 

15 li'JITNESS: Well, let n:e puc: it this way, either I 

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ei t~":er ~,;or ked in campaign, 

he's been p.1.rt of. 

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~IT~ESS: 0~ aL leas~ 90 them. 

HR. : Does lhe campaign r:.t.ake any donations to the 

WITNESS: No~ that l'm of. 

HR. yo·.1 spoken your brother about the 

'd tal to you today? 

~ITNESS: No. :haven't. spoken to brother l:-1 

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2 -:viR. S01j S: OKay. Arc:: you a. m0mbor of the core 

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No. 

Okay. 

was, but when I left for a couple years, that 

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7 ::1R. SOL.:L S: Okay. Okay. B'Jt you ob\rious ly then knov; 

core group is'? 

Yos. 

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:viR. And, you k:to:n~, do you l'ihat do you kf'ow 

what they do? 

~tiJI':"NESS: V'Jell, L::1e -- ~!"le cor-e g..:-oup o1..re..:sees makes 

decisions pertaining to church, portaining 

the p:o:·taining to 

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MR. SCLJ:S: And as a :o.:-:mer ::nembe.:c o..:: the core 

g::oup how decisio2s are made, is it a 

voLe? Does eve=ybody iL 

Okay. 

22 WITNESS: Yes. It's definitely a vote. 

23 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

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P.*nd everyone on -- you have an agen.da, and 

votes on thir1gs in the 

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1 HR. SOLIS: Does bro~her, Conqressman RJsh, does he get 

2 lhe final 

3 IHTClESS: No. 

4 HR. SOLIS: -- on the 

5 's a -- it's 2 democratic 

6 ::;;roc~ess. 

7 HR. SOLIS: Okay. 

8 of the vote leads towards the 

9 decision t:t;.at they're vo::ing on. l'~hatever the 

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maj is of that vote -- a majority of th0 

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it goes. No. He doesG't have fir:.al say 

13 on any~hing ~~om what 

14 MR. SOLIS: Ckay. 

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V<JIT)1ESS: -- I -- := rernembe :c::. 

HR. so;:.,rs: Okay. You kno1f<", talked to a ~ew people, some 

members y tbc core group 

18 WT'T0TESS: Mm-:C·_c:nm. 

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HR. SOLIS: a~d lhey mentioned that a weeks aqo 

aEd a ;::'rom :J.C. that 

he has met with the grc:::p and talked about 

22 our review. So l'm wondering if you were 

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: No. 

HR. so::.,rs: D~d 

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2 raet on that issue? 

3 NR. 6ENOFE': l hild il 

4 MR. SO~IS: Okay. 

5 em. ZeN OFF: So r,vould t::at 's contidGnti2 . 

6 1-m. so:,rs: CJkay. 

7 MR. PAYKE: A:1y other conve:::sa:::.ions you hacl outside of these 

8 with a:toraey conceraing that Eeeting 

9 ~'JITNESS: No. 

10 HR. Pl\YNE: -- that happened t·Ji. th the core group? 

11 WIT~~SS: No. 

12 NR. SOLIS: "Let me just check ny notes. T ":hink 

13 NR. Pi'.YNE: I have q~estlons going back --

14 NR. 

15 with all the work you've done for the 

16 campaign 

17 IHT'!F:SS: 

18 HH. PJA.YNE: -- volu~"jt.eering a::.d ( ) . 

19 WITNESS: Em-h~un. 

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3 WIT~~ss: l'm sorry. 

4 HR. Pl\.YNE: Host: rec12ntly, who's r~nning t::.c campaig:1? 

5 ~\IT:JF:SS: Oh, T cion' know. don'-:: -- knot,r, T 'm 

6 sure in the most recent. The ~ost recent 

be the or..e nov,r, I don't know who hls 

campaig:1 rrcanager at this 1 'm not: 

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9 invo.::_ved the campaig~ this year.'. 

10 HR. PAYKE: Bch1een 

11 WITNESS: 7t's not -- i~' not being contested. So 

12 I don'~ think, you know, there's a 

13 HR. PAYKE: Okay. 

14 : -- of golng the car:tpalqn. 

15 MR. PAYNE: I:::1 2012 when you. wer·e h"'Orking on the 

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MR. PAYNF.: from you assign~cnts co~ing? W~o 

giving campaig:1? 

WIT)JESS: ':asks 

probably be r.im Lua:::"~na, one of 

21 those. I don't know ~hat role she played in 

22 that cCtmpaign, bc:t --

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'm sor~y. What was her name? 

'n T.uanna Peters 

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1 WIT~ESS: -- maybe. 

2 HR. P!WNE: did you l:ave dny neelings or do 

3 vwrk out any c:ampaig:: offices? 

4 ~IJITNE2S: O:.:;_t of the campaign of::=.i..ces? 

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~\TTNF',SS: that 't T wasnT:: 

2012, :here wasn't you know, it's every two 

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the ca:npaign. I think I v,rasr: 1 t haver::'t 

10 t-1orkGd in that campaign since .... want to say 

11 ?010, ~Cll, .sor;ething to that 

12 1-\R. PAYNE: Okay. 

13 WITNESS: Yeah. 

14 HR. PAYNE: So time period 

in 

15 WITNESS: Well, wait, wait, no, no, no, no. Let me thi~k 

16 about. it, 2010 2011. Yea~. _ nay cione 

17 some ~ork in 7012. 

18 HR. PAYNE: Okay. 

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WITNESS: Yeah. Some vlsiblli 

to that effect. 

work, :::ield 

21 HR. l?AYNE: And did L1at WO!:'k in 2:)12 i::1clude 

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2 locateJ? 

3 ~\l'l'NESS: Well, the ca:npaign office 1dZlS on 35t.h. 

5 ~'iiTTNBSS: 

6 HR. did yot: in t~at office in 

7 2011? 

8 WiTNESS: No. - do~'t think so. You know, last few 

9 electio~s there hasn't been a :o~ of activity 

10 going oc1. 

11 NR. PJ>.YN"F.: Okay. P:r:. any ti.mc p:i.or to ~Oll, you doing 

12 ·,nrk a': 35th and JVTLK? 

13 WITNESS: P~lor to 2011? 

14 HR. PlWNE: Rlght. 

15 IHTcJESS: 

16 HR. that fo~ Citizens for Rush, or was 

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thnt type o~ cnmp~~gn? 

WIT~ESS: '~ ass11~ing it fo-e CJtizens for Rnsh. 

19 Yeah. 

20 HR. so I'm clea~ on this yo;J kDO\~ 1 I 

21 asked yoc:. 

WlT~ESS: Well, arc you nsking does that ques':ion mean 

working ca.r:tpaign or 

another campaign? you' 

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1 Rush, cr were you for another --

2 state campa~gn, you ~now. Represen7ntive Rush 

3 is affiliated a state campaign 

4 Frie~ds of Bobby R~sh. 

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WI~NSSS: Oh, most of caYO,paiqninq has been for Bobby, 

~lzens for ?ush --

7 MR. SOLIS: Ok~y. 

8 _,m uss~Jming. 

9 MR. SOLlS: 

10 WITNESS: A:1d, aqailJ., was a lot volunteer and so=e 

11 MR. SOL:S: Okay. 

12 W~~N2SS: When there was funds, may have been soma 

13 paid for (in~udihlo) 

14 HR. yo11 jf you spc>ken to 

15 Kepresenta t ~. v·e abo~t ~~e fact ~hat we'd be 

16 talking to yo~. You said you hadn'~ spoken to 

17 a couple 

18 Couple weeks, yes. 

19 MR. SOL:s: ?rior ~o tl1al whe11 you talked ~c' l1lm, did llE~ 

20 m~":nt lon 

21 w::NESS: No. 

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25 WI~NESS: Not at all. 

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1 MR. SOLIS: I think that's everything. 

2 WITNESS: Okay. 

3 MR. SOLIS: So thank you very much, 

4 WITNESS: Okay. 

5 MR. SOLIS: -- for your time. 

6 WITNESS: Alrighty. 

7 END OF INTERVIEW 

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TRANSCRIPT OF INTERVIEW 

OF REPRESENTATIVE RUSH'S SON 

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INTERVIEW OF •••••• 

Present: 

Paul Solis, Investigative Counsel 

Kedric Payne, Deputy Chief Counsel 

Alan Zenoff 

Transcribed By: 

Julie Thompson 

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1 MR. so:::...rs: are l:ere Would you prefer 

2 -or··· 

3 -is fine. 

4 HR. so;.,rs: c;Jc;y. 

5 WTTN~SS: It gets us there quick. 

6 HR. SOLIS: Al,.-Jgtt. And '~e going to just 

7 -some o:uest...Lons abo:.1': his role v.;-i t~e -

8 chu:::::ct.. So, -' what :.s your pos.:..ti.cn and 

9 title with ~he church? 

10 

11 

~\'IT::JESS; Well, gt:ess it wo1.:ld be rc1intcnance, you know/ 

c:ustodL:n: 'I'hn.:: ld probabl be ~y 

12 title over a~yt~ing else. 

13 HR. SO~I S: P.~::1d ~ow have you bee::1 ln tha~? 

14 WITNESS: I Lhlnk T started -- ~ think my 

15 July 1, 2013. 

16 HR. SOLIS: you employed anywhere; else? 

17 WITNESS: No. 

18 HR. SOI.IS: Ok~y. 

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25 WITNESS: Yes. 

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2 IIIII' N ~·.s::,: I 'i.JiJ '.' udministrut-' ussi st;:1nt, you knov-J, 

3 supervlsor.mointenonce superv~scr over the~e. 

J:viR. SC)LIS: ~~:~~nd t_oy.; diC you ccne to c-vork fo~ L1e ch-Jrch? 

5 How did -- ~ow did you make that decision? Did 

6 socebodv lel yc~ ~~o~ -~al a poslllon was ope~? 

7 lA1I':::lESS: \i';::::ll, cc:_·Jally -- Hc::..l, I'm c_ :ncm:ocr cf L1c 

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9 the othe~ gJy ttu- diC i- prio~ to me w:JrkeC 

10 the church ~or ~ w~ile; but he died. He ho~ 

11 died a·::tua::..lv at --=~e ch-_ r:::h, a~~d he v,rc,s -- he 

12 past, and for a0out a year ard a half people 

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keep it up. But -=-~ley :Jidn't 

1n the church to do 1t. 

Sc T thin-- T 1 i rec D C:JlJt, l<now, 

17 maybe help_:lCJ c~L li Lhey needed llelr:,, and 

18 LhaL's ho•t: lL -- btocause I iusl sa1~1 LLaL 

19 needed son.ebody there, you knv.AJ, that -- a go---::o 

20 pcr~;on it the upkeep, 

21 it's just voluntc::;r. 

22 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

23 lA1I':::lESS: I tt.ink I i~quired about i~ they ~eede6 me to 

24 Il::..l ln, y:.JJ kno·r,', volu: __ eer o_:_-, you k:uv-1, I 

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2 HE. SO~ IS: lqho did ycu inqulre -- 1,.;ho dld ycu tc.lk to c.bout 

3 the position? 

TfJITNESS: 117ell, to my father. Yea.:1. Hm-hmr_. 

5 HR. SO~ IS: _A.nd did --

6 'fJITNESS: Amon·;; ether pe·:·ple, everybody be·.:a-Jse -:his is 

7 not a huc-e chLrch. So I think everybod? 

(lnauC.ible), nut _ dld, know. He's the one 

9 that sort of •:Ll.G.Udible). 

10 

11 

HH. SO_jlS: _And '.~·hut did he 

12 'fJTTN~SS: 117ell, 'IE said, "117ell, let rre" -- T believe it 

13 li>.e, "~el me Lhj_nk aboul j_L." YoJ knv~J, 

15 

16 

17 llk::; thut. 

gi -~Ting h<:;r nut-=--ce, wao tell-=--ng 

in ;=t month 

19 mucL as sh8 cc,ulJ, ycu knc1oJ. s::-_e 1oJdS a 67-year20 v,onac, bul -- so l_hey were ';olng _o ge_ h_L 

21 honl. 

22 So I -::::hlnk he -- I ment-=--cneC_ lt t~) 

23 hlm, he E:ald, "li'Je.:...l, let's see," .-i:::10W. 

24 JVTG. SO-,T~,: Ok-3y. 

25 TfJITNESS: t~at's -- was rea.:...ly what, you know, ~~s 

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1 ~-eacllon V.1dS. I l '.-idS I lnaudlblt) rlghl a,,JClY. 

2 HR. SO~ IS: R1·;;ht. 

3 \•."l'l'N~~S: No linauhble;, ynu know. Let's-- let's coee. 

HR. SO~ IS: .Z\:::1d t:te::--_ ho~t; -- how much t-=--me :9assed f:::'om tt_at 

5 poirt unt l you -- unt l you got the jcb? 

6 ~ITNESS: =t mig~t ~ave neen a ±ew mcnths. It might have 

7 beeL a few ~or:__~s, maybe Lhrte or [cur non_~s I 

thiLk. Ye3h. Yea~. _t a fe•:J months. 

9 HR. SO~IS: Co yo~ know if he talked to ~he core g~oup abcut 

10 it? 

11 lnTNESS: I ~op~ that -- that was what -- y~nh, 

12 year_. I kno'.) he ta_ked ~c t:-_e core group about 

13 lL --

14 HR. SO~IS: Ckay. 

15 lnTNESS: -- Leca.~oe he oa1d -- I mean, in ~~1c.t inteLim, 

16 

17 

18 

19 

in those rront:ts, he "Well, I cnn'~ mnko 

the dcc1s-=--on myscl~. =t to go thrn11gh the 

core grcup, ar:.d, you knoH, if cc.n ge~ an okay 

from Lhe core grc,up, Lhen lhal' s jOU knO':J, 

20 LheL l_ \,.,._11 :Oe fj__e." Sc L::-_aL's hc\·J --yeah. 

21 ==e d1C_ tc._l-:: tu tLe gruup. 

22 1-!h. SO~lS: 

24 

25 

HE. SO~IS: }\~l.d 

when 

ment1onec that abo~t the core 

~lrsl Lal~eJ Lo ~lm abou_ --

5 

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1 lri/I':::'NESS: v.;ell, c-Jhe=~ I initio.lly ~ct.::_d, "Hey, i= ycu need 

2 ne, I'm-- I need so~e mcney, yc11 Yo-.I get: 

3 a position, you knOY.i. I ·.:an do it, you knO'd. 

4 Keep in mind, T co-'t want -o de this th8 -est 

5 

6 

o= 

So 

lite, but I ~eed 9cme~~ing in my pocket." 

7 ME. :~CLI~l: Ei::;ht. 

8 lri/T"NESS: -- T --so initL:ll y it C"dn't ·}Ct il-o the C:)rC 

9 grot:p, bt:t then I think, you knr;c,J, 

10 ~in:..udible;. "\~7e::_l, I'm ')0.:_~1g to -- it mi')~lt 

11 work -- it miqht work out qood. Let ~e bri~a it 

12 before t~e core group and see what ~appens.'' 

13 Mh. ~OLlS: Okay. Q{ay. 

14 rll~N~SS: 1hat's how it went. 

15 ME. SOLIS: Okeiy . .Lind hOY.J 'dere you informed L1at: you g::;t: 

16 --e -'oo? 

17 lri/I':::'NES::: ~ude, lL .,,.,as llke, "IIey, Jeif, I qol son-_e q __ vs 

18 -~al a~e w~rkln~ o~ Lhe'' -- Lhev we~e dolnq L~e 

19 c~~apel . .3o tln~ we.:-:; prubctL::_y un ct HuLdd.y 

20 norLiiHJ, I dun' t kno·vV 

21 IS: Okuy. 

22 WI':::'NESS: 3ut, ''Hey, Ceff, ca~ ycu be at the c~urch at 

23 9 o'clock?'' 

24 ME. SOLIS: Yeah. 

25 WI':::'NESS: Th~L's when I ~as -~formed Lo help L~ese guys 

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7 

3 because they we~e act~ally doing maintenance --

4 or they were dci~g reconstructioc in t~e church 

5 for a~most a year. So they we~e qoinq ~o show 

6 lle, you kn:J':J, ,,,•f_e_re L::-1e cir::Jil breaker \·JdS --

8 ~ITN~S~: --and all t~~s other st:1ff. So-- yc11 k~cw, sc 

9 that was the fi~st day of work like I CJOt a 

10 ::all at , "c-eff, can you be L1.ere by ~J:OO," 

11 and that wa3 l~. 

12 :·IE. 3C)LIS: inlcl w~w gc.ve y.:.xJ that c2:1ll'? 

14 :•Ifc. P~i;_YNE: ,Tu:-o- :->:l I'm c:lRdr, 

15 \h;hc:r:_ you asked for a j::;b, sCJ.ying, look, I'm 

16 available c:ud ~:r-_at t:tree-month time per~od >·,rt_en 

18 

19 tl1e octu~l --

20 ~ITN~SS: N:l. I j11~t tl1ir1k -- I j:1Ht t~1~11k --

21 don't thin~ thc:~o wc:~c I just -:-.hink, 

22 you kno~rJ, ::'JY taL1er c.~l·d, yc·u know, (inaudinle) 

23 on it just -- yo·J kn-::::.>'d, I think L1at's ::'.10re o= 

24 l"''hat _t <eJas mostly. It ~rJas just, oh, yeah. 

25 Ukay. 

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1 l-m. P.P.YEE: Hic;ht. 

V-:ITNE..3S: 0~~, yealL. TlLat 1 E:3 Liqht. ~uppo~ed to ta~k 

to thr:: 1 th1nk 

thilt 1 .s ,,.,:r_ut it costly. 

2 

3 

4 

5 HR. SO~I.S: "VI1 hcn w_lcn he: told yr::u -- or he ac::kcd yo11 _t 

6 you could be the::::-e at 9: UJ _r:_ the nc::::-n1ng -:::hat 

8 VO'l'NJ:o..:OS: Hm-hmn. 

9 ME. so~1s: -- d1d ~e say the cc~e group approved you, or 

10 

11 

yo11 be: t~erc a~ 9:00 in ~he 

12 WITNESS: Well, I t~l~k ~e had to_d m~ betore they had r:_o 

13 problem 1-dth i-::::. 

14 HE. SO~I.S: Okay. 

16 

17 

thilt 

like: 

su1d thnt, b:1t 1 -- yo11 ~now, he 

I helic:vr:: ~c: snid th~~ he 

19 a f-'~-oblem ,,_,j_ Lt. j_ L. So --

through 

20 HE. SO~I.S: Okay. A~ :;..ny d_d you guys, wllh your dad, 

21 diC_ you discuss hud muc:t you get pa.=_c_·: 

22 ~l'l'NJ:o..:OS: ic~h. Well, rough~y -·~bringing home 

23 week. lt 1 s no-::: ~lot, but t:tnt's wh~-=- he wns 

24 gett1~g. So that's what you'l~ be ge-::::ting, you 

25 LhaL'a w:taL -- LhaL's whal _L was. 

8 

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1 \'El3 _i}:e 1 Is t~at rea_ly it? 3ut, okay. 

2 30C 1s Detter t~a~ zerc. 

3 HR. SOLIS: Yes, it lS. Yes, it 

4 WIT~ESS: So t~at's how i~ was discussed. 

5 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

6 WIT~E~S: ~eah. 

7 t·m. SOLIS: ;,Ja:s tt.ere c~nv ~J.eq·"J-=.=_ation with vc·ur dad abcLt 

8 it? 

9 Wl1~1SS: As far asi 

10 HH. SOLlS: IoL kr:_o'd, ym:. g:::..vc u higher number, und thcr_ you 

11 guys c~·2nt urd frY"tt docl ng hcc·J muc~ --

12 

13 

\HT"JR.SS: Oh, to re~otlate, no. "here 

abcul Ll. IL was Lha~' s ,,,hal Lc..mone ',VdS 

14 nt::1.kinq. - wa.o,u't -- I 'daE:::rL't (inauchLle) 

15 whulE::' let. TLat'.s I 'Pii::l.O -- you 

16 knew, I wa~ nr_ly g1ven (1~~11dible) 250, 

17 m~~1th. 

18 MR. SOLIS: Ok~y. 

19 \HT='JESS: = -~1ean, a week. So _hal's -- lL was _1:JL _c be -

20 Lo 

21 negotidticn (inauliLle) 1:= you t;.:ant to call the 

22 un-negotiatlO~ we ~ad. 

23 m\. SOLIS: .T\.nd so yo-.l tl:l::1l-: abcut Culy 1, 2213 --

24 \HT"JR.S~,: v.-:-s, si---. 

25 t1E. SOLIS: -- l2 •,q.:-_e::J. you started? 

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10 

1 V'.1I':::I'ESS: I thin}:: -:..:1at -- I'm p_::-etty st:_re that's what rr_y 

2 start dnt~ is. Yeah. 

3 MR. SOLIS: imd you're st_ll ·':::"U_::'rentl'' still employed--

VI1I':::I'ESS: Yeah. 

5 MR. SOLIS: -- ty -:..:1e ch~rch? 

6 'VI1I':l'ESS: rv:_"'"'1-hmrr. Nm-hmm. 

7 Mk. SOLlS: Okay How many days a week are yo~ wo~ki~g at 

9 Wl~N~SS: 1-:. -- probably six if not seven days a week. 

10 MR. SC)LIS: Okay. ~<::.~nd hO'i"I many hours would yo-J say a da:'./? 

11 VI1I':::I'ES':: I-:: coulC_ be a-:: _east fcur and :nav:oe scmetimes 

12 li~e Saturday I tl1ir1k I work ~2, 14 l1o~rs. So 

13 there's nc set schedule. 

14 Mk. SOLlS: Okay. 

15 lt.ll' N~',S~~,: I got C:l co-l ln -- I wus go'ng to toke 

16 the duy ott yesterdoy, c,nd one ct the stuined 

17 ~lass ~lnd~ws ble~ ln. So I qol called, 

18 knew. 

19 J:viR. 3C)LIS: It 

20 "VI1I':::I'ES~'=i: ?.::_r;ht.. So -- you know, I'm a_b,kly;-; cm-c,-:lll, 

21 and it' .s n:!t unco1mon for me -o, ~{OU l·1ow, hc,rc 

22 you knew, esnecially _n the winterti~e, qet 

23 un earlv to make SJre ~~at, yo~ know, qroun6s 

24 a~e Laken care of. 

25 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

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1 ~ITN~SS: So ~~ere's no set schedule, bu~ at least more 

2 -::hur 4C tou-~s u '\1eek. I'll ~,ut lt tc y~J llke 

3 -hat. 

5 

6 

7 

after all that we can talk about --

~R. SOLIS: (=cauci~ble) 

~R. SOLIS: Yc1: know, so rc p~id biweekly? 

9 ~ITN~S~: 3iweekly, yAs. Every two weAks I'm paid. 

11 ~ITN~SS: Yeah. 

12 >IF. S()LIS: o:<..-a_y. 

13 :~JITIES~::;: H:n-h:mn. 

15 paycheck? A~ the end o~ t~e year, de yoJ get 

16 ;:my f":the-~ :=:usr puyment, u bonu.c: 

17 :~JITN~SS: No. Not at a_:_l. No, no, ~-:_c. I -- actually, I 

18 ~ed~ed like, 'TiC_ I -- did I 110t get my 

19 Christmas envelope'?" No. ~;;_ngelH.:_ue, ~tihu you 

20 ~et befc=e, ~~ere's no. 

21 IS: O:cy. 

22 ~ITN~SS: So = uncierstood. It's, yo~ know, a st~uggling 

23 chu=ch, and we're trying to -- try~-:_g to make a 

24 -- ycu kcow, ~ake a dif~e=ence. So 

25 Y.IR. SC·LIS: .i\nd so Lhal Lale is -- _.::, 600? 

11 

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1 KIT~ESS: Yeah. That's my qross --yeah, tha~'s qross, 

2 60J, 'leaL. 

3 MR. SOLIS: Six ~Lndred every two weeks? 

4 KIT~ESS: E1ery two weeks. Yeah. 

5 f·fR. SOT,TS: Okay. -::...-a.s your rate of pay changed from July 

7 KIT~ESS: No, Slr. 

8 HE. SOLl.S: Okay. 

9 \'.'1'1'_\J.J:o..:SS: No-:. at all. 

10 

11 

i'1E. SOLL-;: Dkuy. Arc you ln thr:: 

12 HF. SOLLS: Okay. 

13 KIT~ESS: No. 

grcup? 

14 HR. SOLIS: l~ ha t is yut:..r_ dad' t' H)le ',-;i th the clnu cL? 

15 1-GT:·lESS: Pnstur, teacLer., i:pirltunl leader. 

16 MR. SOLIS: Does ~e hold any other pcs~ticn, -=-~tles that 

17 yo~'rc nwnrc of? 

18 WTT~~SS: No~ thnt T'm n~~ro of. Ko, no. 

19 

20 

21 

L~e b~lls o~ Lhe church? 

WIT~ESS: Now, w~en yaL ''pays Lhe b~ll," who ~r-Les 

the c~ecks fa~ t~e billE, or who t·rhen 1rou say 

22 physic~lly p~ys the hills? I g::eEs it wc11~d be 

23 1\.ngel1q.1e because Ehe does aL .. of the business 

24 s~e wo~lc wr~te the checks fer 1~ 

25 and dispense them. Yea~. 

12 

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1 t-m. SOLIS: Is -:.hel>:: ancthe1., that you're thinkinq of 

3 

4 

j11st th~nk1ng l1kc who p~ys -- 1 

didn't know 1f y;--1u rrci1nt of whc:rr: the 

5 ::;ills :-::erne: trorr_, v.;h::_ch ·"':ould, you know, t.:1c 

6 memoe::::-s ·.)t L1e church, t::_thes, otterings. 

7 that's what I'~ thinkinq. ~hat's the poi.:1t I'm 

8 ·;:ett::_r:.g. 

9 1'1F. SOLlS: 

10 11';1'1_\J.J:o..:SS: Hm-~lmrr_. 

11 HR. SOLIS: So Angcliquc 'i·JOtlld write 

12 ~IT~ESS: W~o phys::_cally pays the bills, Ch-hu.:-1. 

13 MR. SOLIS: Cc ycu knew if ycur dad wr~tes checks and pays 

14 ollls? 

15 ~11~J:o..:SS: Not to ~y ~nowledge. 1 don't know bec~use l've 

16 ~~d Ned Stun~cy 1nd -- I ini1uG_ihlc) 

17 c~ll::_r:_g in tc~ his checks tc be s1gncd or tor 

19 ls ~ho algr:.s che2ks. 

20 MF. SOLIS: NtJ and _A.ngel_que slgn checks? 

22 t·m. SOLlS: 

23 1J','l'L\JJ:o..:SS: 

24 

25 

Hf. SOLIS: dces Nee sign checks for? 

be=.__ieve he's been-- LhaL's been 

13 

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1 authc~ized on the ch~~c~ account. He's a= 

2 authc~lzed user or a signer. =•m net sure what 

3 his -- I'm not 3Lrc. ny checks says Ned 

4 ::1nd AngeL_c~ue on l t. 

5 HR. SOLIS: Okay. Jl.nd it actually those t'dC narces on 

6 the check? 

7 WIT~ESS: Uh-hLh. I believe so. 

8 t1h. SOLlS: Okay. Do yoL know_:::': ~,rour Gc..d l.S 2\,'er paid 

9 the chur:=:h'? 

10 Wl1~1SS: No. 1 know th~~ fo~ sure. No. 

11 MR. SOT,TS: n.nd hcnd d0 you knov.l thut co or 

13 

14 

a runnLng ~oke L~al aclually -- yeah. T~al 

him ::tuLey a::c.l so -- riqht. S.u:e, veah. 

14 

16 ~1E. SOLIS: :!Jh;=tt aCout your rron? ft.That abn·.:t C:arc:<:_yn; - c-, c::he 

17 

18 

-- is sh:::: p<nti hy the c::hurch? 

19 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

20 WIT~ESS: No. 

21 HR. SOLIS: Do yoL knov1 Belcn.reJ Comrnu~lity Family Service.:o 

22 Org~nizat_on? ~o yo-.1 kr:.o'.~- that orga::u:::c..tl0::1? 

23 WIT~ESS: ~es. 

24 MF. SOT,TS: fJV3y. ~';hat do you knm-.' about that? 

25 WIT~ESS: =t's a family serv~ces orga~izatio~. They de 

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1 eve~vthi~q fro~ like helpicq -- we have -- they 

2 hC. 1/E .3-n aflerschCJol prc·;:p.·am. =n Lhe surunerlin·e 

3 they hill,':::: il .surrm::::r sr:hco.=_, L--:.ings like -:-:hut. So 

i~'s just to try to plug people _nto rescJrces 

5 in the c:~·mmlLl.i ty. 

6 r-TF.. SQT,TS: Ok:oy. 

7 WIT~ESS: Assistacce. 

HR. SOLIS: 8k:::..y. And do you _..::now ie!ho wor.k::o there'? 

9 Wl1'~~3S: 1 k~ow -- yeah. 1 th~nk there are abcut four or 

10 =:ive e:=tployees. I 'n net st:.re _:::: they're all 

11 :'::ull-tlm::;. I :ior_'t knc·~: tt.cir .<::tilt:llsc:s, but -

12 

13 l-m. SOLE:,: Okc.y. Jl.nd v.;ho do ycu know whc W•.Jl.-ks there? 

15 MH. fAiN~: l'm sorry, Er. 

16 WIT~ESS: Hoarde. 

17 HR. FAYNE: 

18 1iiTT'·JF.SS: Hocrrle. T'm not :::u"e 1:ochat t·iichael 's l 

19 is, and La~esha ~illiams, and also Cynthia 

20 Pc.:::h.::_d ico the _ae:;t per.:oun. There' .:o one more 

21 guy, :Out I don't L-_l:::lk I 1-:r:.o'd his -- I dc:::1't 

22 knm1 his name. Ee' s -- he cones in _;>ar-::::-time. 

Sn I'm n:>t 

15 

23 

24 HE. SOLI'::,: Does yo·_ have any role at t~e chu~c~ -- I'm 

25 sor~y -- wit~ the Fami~y Services Organization? 

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1 WITNESS: I'~ nol s_re ~haL -- whaL her role w_Lh Lhe 

2 ctn.nch. I k:ww she'E:: -- I clc.Hl't hc..To'e that 

3 no. I don't know 1f she's a nember of the board 

4 

5 

memhP.:: r:f tt_P. ~am:...ly SP.rv:_c:es. I':n r:.ot 

sure 1:-Jhut role i.s, if Jny. 

6 t·1R. SO~I.S: Ckc.y. Yo-J ment1a~~-ed rre:mber of -:~1e board. Does 

7 that rinq any bells abcut ~er -- her role wi-:h 

8 Fa.rr1ily Service~? 

9 WITNESS: No. Just -- you know, = waE thir:.~1ng of -- you 

10 knew, bccu~sc _ know it has n board, but 1 don't 

11 knew if she's a member of that :Ooard or no-:. 

12 HR. SO~IS: Ckcy. O~ay. V.Tt_at aDou-: 3eloved 2ommurllty 

13 wha L ~~1a L 

14 is? 

15 Wl1N~~S: 'l'~~t's a clin~c. tes. 

16 t!R. SO~IS: 

17 \HTNESS: 

18 

19 

20 

21 

t-'IK. so-,Ts: 

\HTNESS: No. 

name, Ha.:::.gie. 

no krow who wcrks ttere? 

Not like -- just I knew two people tha-: 

I L~l-~ --and I on~y her 

I'n. net '=iur:e 'dha.t Ec..r.g1e's ldst 

22 nnm~ is. M~rg:_c ,Joh~scn 1 t~1nk 1~ is, M~rgic 

23 Johnson, a~'":.d ther_ Joyce. Joyce -- I'm not sure 

24 

25 

what Joyce's la~t 

MR. SO~I5: Cc yo~ 

is. 

~ho Kacy Rush ~s? 

16 

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17 

1 ~nT::JESS: "~'es. E:::n-~·-mm. 

2 MR. SOLIS: Who ls ~a.cy Push? 

3 ~11~~ss: My sist~r. 

4 t1.k. :::lOLlS: 0}:3.y. 

6 ME. SOLIS: De ycu know if she has any ro~e at the Wellness 

7 Cenler? 

8 ~IT~ESS: = ~hink Kacy might be on the boa~d of ~he 

9 ~ellnesE Center. 

10 MR. SOLIS: Okoy. 

11 VnT:::-JESS: _f'l_:_-_rl_ I -- I tt __ r:.k t:hi1t 'dhi1t: hr;r r-:api1::ity m-=-.ght he: 

12 1s, 1s be~=g on the boa~d at the Wellness 

13 Cenler. 

14 ME. SOLIS: Oka.v. 

17 ~nT::JESS: No. I ::nean, st.e'll say, "ft.7e _lad a ::nee-::::ir:.g," you 

18 ~new. ''The board ~ad a neeting tcday," b~t not 

19 conLenL oi wha.L Lha.L meellng was an2' Lhlng 

20 like that. 

21 t-1R. SOLIS: OY:~y. Is she p:;:..iC. by--

22 ~11~~HS: No. 

23 t1E. SOLIS: -- the Fami~y ft.7ellne.::s Cen-::::er? 

24 WTT~8SS: No. 

25 ME. SOLIS: Oka.v. Do ycL. lE.ve a.:.y olhe.r Ia.mll'/ nembers 

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2 o= a boa~d, ~~at work at ~ny of those two 

3 e=tit_es, the Fam~ly Se~vices Organizut~on or 

4 --e F;::~mlly \'ilellnes.'.' Center, uny :Jther tiJmlly 

5 mern:Oers? 

6 lti/ITHES.S: No. I c_on' t th~nk there a~e any ott_er. l\o. 

7 H.k. SC·_LlS: 

8 

9 

WITNESS: I'm pretty 

w::-_o ~t:ork ( inJ.Ldib=._e) 

11 WITNESS: No. 

t_hat_ (ir_andiblc::) fa:nily :ncmbc::~s 

18 

12 MR. SOLIS: De yoJ know abou_ Lhe relallo~shlp belwee~ L~e 

13 c~u~ch ar_d those twc organizatior_s? Is there 

14 a::y relati:lrlsl:ip? 

15 li'JI'nws::::,: No. 'l'hey're p--etty 11ucr trree .sepurute entlties 

16 (inaudible). Yeah. I den'~ thick we -- I mean, 

17 I think they're both-- all three-- I ~~ink 

18 _::-_ey' re c_ll _t__ree '1 us L separal_e enll Lles. We 

19 :Jon't have :::·ec_lly -- I den'~ -- you kr1ow, L12 

20 

21 

\ole C.o::' t Lang 

o~t ln tte c-lnic or-- wltll ycu ,'_<Q 

22 I don't thin~ there's a relationship we 2ave --

23 HR. SOLIS: 0.-::::o.v. 

24 WITNESS: -- jLSl belLg ~-Lh lL. 

25 HR. SOLIS: D~d your -- de yo~ kr1ow if -- your fa.tLer 

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19 

3 01ITN~SS: I ,,rcc_: __ d -- you knOV<I w::-_at, I HOuld be specu_:_ati:::1g 

l t T sald yes tecause, T mean, T a.ssurne 

5 becc.use it's Belo'.Ied Community, but t.ta-:.'s --I 

6 couldn't make a knowledgeable --

WTTN~S3: --statement o~ that. 

9 !VIR. IS: llces he ever tol> you about those two 

10 o~gcn~zntio~s? 

11 WITN~SS: Ko. 

12 HR. SOLIS: Nc? 

13 IJ'.Jl'lN~SO: 1 mec_n, no-=. of an::,r subsequence, no. 

14 

15 

16 

17 

MK. SOLlS: U~d the ct~rch give ~oney to those twc 

o~gan~zatiocs to ma~A donations? 

't +:hat. 

know whal C_Llzens for 3ush ls? 

18 WITN~SS: I Lhlnk lL's ~Y --or Lhe campalqn end cf 

20 carLpa::_gn CoPJdL_zaticL. Ivim-lllm~t. 

21 !VIR. IS: Ycc.:r father's campaign? 

22 1/11ITN::::ss: I think so. Yeah. 

23 HR. SOLIS: Ea"".re ~,rou ever done c.ny r~iork tor the ca:npalgr:.? 

24 1/HTN~SS: !rieL_, yeah. = mean, I gre\oJ t:p :vcrking the 

25 carr_pa_gns. SJ, yeah. I mean, n:JL al1"'ays i)a_i_C_, 

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1 bul I dld Lhe~. ='n sure I've do~e d loL or 

2 th1ngs ~or C1t~zens ~or Rush, you know. Yeah. 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

Nh. SOLl ~-;: .!'end yo-.l've hrtd pai;i rtnd nnn-p;=uc:l po~atinr:_.c; 

WT~~~SS: Wcl l, just they 

paid, JUSt E_ectio~ ~ay, you know, Elec~~cn 

Day, you kno~, po~l walchlng, c~, knc~t.', 

~lection Day stuff like that, bu~ not as an 

admin1strator or ar:.yt~1~g l~ke that. yeah, 

10 I guess ycu could say. 

11 HR. SOLIS: 

12 ·:'ampa1gn, C1tizens ±c·::: :;zush? 

13 )'ii'IT:<IESS: I'_'l r1ol SL,re 1.::: she dces or nol. I den' L -- I 

14 do.:-1' L kno'''• L_ke I saj_G, I could.:-1' L say li she 

15 io c. -- ycu }:rLow, io 3 memLe:::. c:::. 1f t:he'::; 

16 worked offici~_ly. It's hnrd, yo~ k~ow. 

18 HR. SOLIS: Does 3he ever ~alk to you abcut --

19 WIT~ESS: No. 

20 MK. SOLIS: -- wcrklng o~ Lhe campalg~? 

21 WIT~E3S: No. 

20 

22 HH. SOLlS: r:as your f:1-::::hcr' s campaign rca de donat.=_cns 

23 t~ the c~11r~h~ 

24 

25 

WIT~ESS: I guess 

he a~- -- bul I • 

Yeah. Net that I knm,J ot, but I'·v'e 

h8ard. A[Ler all L~ls slar_ed, 

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21 

1 Lhls ls Lhe flrsl of kno~ledqe of lL. So --

2 em. SOLIS: Okc.y. 

3 HITNESS: So, yeah, apparently so. n--_at's v.ihy we're he::::-e. 

11h. SOL!S: 1 ii>J'as just gcnn·;r to as~: you hCi\r y;)u ::arne to hear 

5 nhcmt it. 

6 WITNESS: Yeah. Tha~'s -- this is it. Yeah. 

7 HE. SOLIS: Ok2. v. 

VHTNE2S: Ye:::..h. 

10 Chatrr.an. 

11 WITNESS: Sure. 

12 HE. SOLIS: }l,.re jc::>u related t·:' her? 

13 WITNESS: Yeah. She's my cousln. 

14 HR. SOLIS: Ok~y. 

15 VHTNECS: Mm-lnm. Yeah. l!J:n-Lnun. 

16 1lli. SOLlS: ~ha~ is her job title at the c~urch? 

17 VHTNESS: I guess she i"..CUld be tt_e c..dmlnistrat-=--ve 

19 HE. SOLIS: Hovv mc..ny Lhe chur.-c::-1? 

2 Q VHTNESS: Oh, SlX days. Ye:::.h, six days. 

22 VHTNESS: She's there fron proba:oly 9:00 to 4:00, 9:JO to 

23 5:20, yeah, sane days longer. 

24 HK. SOT.TS: T.s she pa1cl -,YJ the ctu-r:_-:h? 

25 V1iiTNESS: Ae3. fo:7~r ,:;_s I know. I bcLie"'C so. Yes, slr. 

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1 c'i'OJld c.ssume SO. Yes. 11m-hmn. 

2 HR. SOLIS: ;>H1y wuuld yu.1 ae:>e:>une it? 

3 r,nr:,mss: Because = am. _ :nean, He' re the only 

4 c:nployccs of the ct.urch. 

5 HR. SOLIS: P~.nd hn~.oi 

6 the c::-_ur::h? 

7 WIT~ESS: I dcn't k~ow for su~e. I'~ just assuming that 

8 she is. 1'~ not sLre about that. 

9 Hh. SOLIS: 

10 :oy the c:r_ur:::h, musiCLlns, ilnybcdy lite thilt·~ 

11 WIT~ESS: ~1Sl8~ans, yea~. - ~hink -- I he_leve, yeah, 

12 they come in 3nc get ~heir raychec~s 

13 c>Jhen I comE:- to get n1~e. Yeah . .So that's ,,;hen 

14 I see them, Yeah. So, ycu know, = 

16 that would be ilS filr ilS ~ike on n rcgul~r bns~s. 

17 I mea=, they ~-w~ys contra~t 011t =nr, yn11 know -

18 rerrnval, ycu 

20 Hf.,. SOLIS: Idqht. 

21 r,nr:,lEOS: Bu= ::;.s fa:::. a:: --I th~n:-: it'co Ju.:ot -:::he 

23 HE. SOLIS: 

25 HE. SOLIS: Have Lalked Lo your dcid c.boul Lhe facl Lha_ 

22 

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23 

1 ~B'd be speaklng ~lL~ you Loday? 

~TTN~SS: Nothing. ~e didn'- lk ~bo~t like-- T thin~ T 

5 ~entioced, ''I've qat to qo -~ fran~ of the 

6 Ethics Corrni t tee. rr;e aL_ ha,Ie to be done." 

7 "Rc;~_lly'? I~Jcll, i;-; t.L:1.t. -:-.~Jmorr-:Jw?" "Yc:-:~h. It.'~; 

torrorrov-;." "Ukuy." Yot: knocoJ, unC tllc:t it. 

11 ~R. SCL:S: Have you spoken at all wit~ anv lawyers 

12 assucl~Led wllh yuur dad? 

13 ~ITN~SS: I de~·~ :cncw if he was ~he l3wycr at ~he time, 

14 buc Scott. 

16 ~ITN~SS: Yeah. I'm cot sure if he was ~Y -- I'm not sure 

17 _f ~e was o~ficia~ly at ~he capacl~Y o~ a lawye~ 

18 :JL" r:c·t. I dcr:'t >:ncH if he was, Lut, yeah, 

19 we've spoken to h~m. ~eah. 

20 ~·IR. SCL:S: Okc.y. lmd Y·JU ;:;aid "1~1e." ":~Te've spDken tc 

21 llnr." 

22 ~ITN~SS: ~ell, we had a nee~inq, the core qr~~~ and 

24 thcLqht lt 1:-Jas unportant for me to be at the 

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24 

1 j__:-_qu_iry, and Scoll_ Lhere. YE"ah. 

2 rvlk. SC)I,IS: o·c:::y. l)ld they-- did-- di:J :Scott or the 

3 ~nngre9sman go over -ori <:"'s trat 'd t·e 

5 WITNESS: No. He didc't ~now-- I t~ink at t~e ti~e we 

6 didn'-=- kr_o1~; v:t_at the .scope o= ·what ycu were 

7 covPr _ng ':nu.=_d ~:; () --

9 ftilT'T'NFSS: -- cc.nl 't-ell that. 

10 MR. SOLIS: D~d t~ey talk abo~t e~ployees cf the church or 

11 a=ybcdy gett~r_g paid by -:.he church? 

12 lti/ITNESS: "Jef:=, you':::-e the 0:::1ly emplcyee." I t::--_ink .:12 

13 .Si-iid 

14 

15 

16 

17 

(inaudible) was -:.here. "~o~'re one of 

of the C'hur:=-h, sr) this is ':Jhy" --

o~, that's why I was in -:he meeting beca~se I'm 

a~ e~plcyee c: L~e c~Jrch. U·_aL's -- Lhal_ 

18 wa.s i-=- tt_ouqh. 

19 ME. SC)LIS: \'ili::ie:; LL::tt t~re :.=ong.re::::::;:no.r1 cr yuu:::: dacJ 1--:ho :::aid 

20 -:::-_at, or was that Scott"? 

21 WT~NFSS: N8. ~hat was my fath0r. Sure. 

22 ME. SOLIS: O~~y. your tather said '~e -- you ,;:et 

23 pc,id by the ct_u:::-ch; you're a:::1 employee o= L1e 

25 lriliTNESS: Yeah. li~ell, yeah. :v1m-Lmm. 

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25 

1 MR. SO~IS: Cld ~e ldenLliy a~ybody else _n Lhe ~eellng --

2 lnTNESS: No. 

3 HR. SO~IS: w_lo pa~d by t~e church? 

WITNESS: No. Not thnt --not to my kncw~cdgc. 

5 HR. SO~ IS: Ckny. 

6 WITNESS: No. Not to 

7 t1R. SO~ IS: Lo .:-_ave any othe.::- G:nestions: Let me jus-:: do 

a c~Llc>:: :=he:=k he::::-e and make sure 1 got 

9 everytl1l11g. I tl:1 :k tl13-::'~ 

10 

11 

12 

t·1.k. PP.'LNJ:o;: YOL s:1id you did .sorcc -- :lou' 

WTTN~SS: Not --rot al 

13 there's a lot, bt:.t on and off. Yeah. 

14 1:inauG1ble1 ~-wlped (1naud1:0le). Sure. 

HR. PJl.YNE: :·bere do you t~:e Cdi!l]Jdign V.IOik'? 

because 

15 

16 ~l'l'N~2S: Where do de -=~lc ci1rcpaign v.1crk·3 There's 

17 'dell, ~here';:; n ·.-:nmp;:ngn cf±ice 1n Ch.:_cngo, ~nrl. 

18 it depends 81 campaig1 beca~se --you 

19 because he's a Cc:::nlral CommlLLeenan, .:__1_:-s..e I'\,e 

20 'dOrkeG for L'1e last Ha /Oral carr_paiqn vn-::h ~arol 

22 ]5t~ nnd King Lrivc. So it dcpcncis on, yo11 know 

2 4 knov,,, who He' ::::e t.elplng o·.1t. 

25 t1F.. FP.YNE: Ckay. 

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26 

1 ME. ZENOFI?: Yc.ou're -- I'm-- I'd llke Lo Lry and ::larlfy lL 

2 a ll ttlc ta-::::. Y~u' re ta.=_kinq a::Jo.Jt campaiqns 

3 other t~~n hlE runs ~or Ccng~ess; is that 

cnrrcc::t? 

5 WT~N~SS: Yeah. Reca~se -·~--rot just his campa1g~s. 

6 I'm tal kine-;; about all camp2..=_qns, you kno~.oJ, 

7 because, ll~e = sald, he's a ~ec_r~l 

Democratic ::er_tra.=_ ::.::omml tteeman, they -- they 

10 support 

11 t-iF. ~FlJOF'F: Y~Hl llEll-::::1 oned 

12 WITNESS: Carc·l Moseley-3raun to~ 

13 ME. ZENOFI?: Rlghl. Ar:.d Lhe_~- cuu.:-1L_y 

14 ~nTNESS: Cuunly. 

15 MR. ZENOFF: -- coun-::::y cnndid::i-::::e::. Okay. 

16 ~'.'l'l'N~:-;~-:;: Covcrnnr. 

17 t-iF. SOT,T.S: Ok3y. 

18 ~nTNESS: You kn_,-,loJ, ;:(.lin::-1 -- you <:::l.c,,,~,, support Qu.=_r_n tcy:::-

19 Govern:Jr. like I sa~d, ,jepen~inq en who we 

20 ::-_elp oul, you knov.,, L:tal deleLYines \·,·here I work 

21 

22 

out cr: '"''1H:ore I report to. '::'here';:: 

23 cc_mpai:J::1? 

24 WT~N~2S: Yeah. 

plc.ce. 

25 MR. FAYNE: What we~e yo~ referrinq tc· the~e? What is thE 

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27 

1 ct_2ago office? 

2 l.~ll''~ws:-:1: Ol-1, there's on offl en -- I bell eve, l t '.s or -

3 -Lake Meadows Stopp~ng Center. T~at would be 

4 3~-h -- 3Lth ~nd -- T'm not ~ure thut'3 Rhoce3. 

5 l','lc.vbe 54th and f\~1odes, 54Ll and R~1odes. 

6 HE. SOLIS: 34th --

7 HR. P_A.YNE: Rh:JdP.:->? 

8 l.~ll''~ws:~: Yc3h. 

9 HR. P_A.YNE: J\nc:l you i1l:-::o mR~lt_io~~-""',j .-=;::.tt_ i1~~-c:J King? 

10 I~nnnPSS: 'T'ha- 1-·Jc.s Carol lvfo.seley-Rr3un'.s ottl.::-:e, yeah, l·l 

12 HE. :t·_A.YNC: .Z\nd 35th and Rhodes is v.;hich camp3_ig:::-_·? 

13 WI~NESS: Tha~'s --well, t~at's o~e of t~e campaign 

14 office tta~ = h3vc wor~od on. Tha~'s my -- yo11 

15 ns<ed me the Chicngc of~ice. 

16 HR. LI\YNE: Hr-hmm. 

17 WI~NESS: Tha_'s Quinn I ~aa re:e~rlnq Lo. 

18 HE. E'_A.YNE: .Z\nd you h'ere duin·:; then :=cr Citizens for 

19 RLsh? 

20 

21 us other cump~l 

22 HE. FAYNE: 0_-:>:J_y, 

t.hc;rc: :Jr Citiz ;n~; for Rc:_:-Jh 

:-Jure. Mn-hmm. 

23 WI~NESE: As well as other campaiq~s. 

vwll 

24 HE. SOLIS: .i\nd ta'v'e you evEor workEod at t::-_e 35th anci KiL,;: 

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1 WIT~ESS: I do~'t th~nk so. ~o. I don't think 

2 mean, lL's be2n a bun2h of c3ndldaLe6, buL I 

3 do~'t k~ow if I've cv2r wcrkcd for Citizc~s for 

5 

6 

.ku:;h 

It 0 

thr:::::-r: 

" lon,;-

dr t 

-- mnyh::: 

hlstory ct 

for sure 

in t.hc r:i1rly ri:_c. 

ym: kr:.o'.v, ?0 I 

because He •,_re man~/, 

7 y,:u h:_Q';·J, different c:ffices. So it's pose-=-ble. 

l'm not sure, yoL knew. 1 rea~ly 20~ldn't say 

9 with 10J percent certa-=--n~y. 

10 HR. SOLIS: The 34th and Rhodes ::r:;a2e, is tha~ an actual 

11 l i kc of--=i .:p:Jcc? 

12 WIT~ESS: Yeah. 

13 MR. SOLIS: It's fcur wal~s a~d --

14 WIT~ESS: Yeal1. 

28 

15 MR. SOLIS: Oko.y. Do ycu Y:no·d HLo o•N=~o thot .spoc<::, cr whc's 

16 like in chnrg::: of it, mi1nng:::s _t'? 

17 \HT~E.SS: No. I cir,n' t knov.j. 

18 HR. SOT,TS: OkCJy. 

19 

20 

WIT~ESS: I'm ~ot 

com_oar:.y Lha_ c_.,wns Lhal_ 

- woLld ~~ink the rea~ estate 

would knc 

21 Hh. l:'il.'iN~: L~ ho •:Jould ycu descr:_:Oe as the campalgn rranager 

22 for Citlze~s for Rush? 

23 \HT:·.JESS: I dar_' t even knov.j. I co-Jld~~-' t tc~l you v,,hc 

25 ME. FAYNE: So to ,,.;hom do you re~)ort ',.,,hen you' rc cto.::_ng this 

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1 ~ark Ior Lhe 2ampalgn? 

2 I'INr,s.s: It c::mld ::>e: a myriarl of c·"""fc,re:rt p::::oplc, 

3 whatever needed to be done. So whe~ I'd rep::>rt, 

you know, I would say Walter usually \'Val ter 

5 Sparkman 13 usually so~ebody that we' go, you 

6 knew, li vou needed, v:Ju kn0','\1 1 flyers passeC_ oul 

7 or something like that. 

Th~t would be -- out _t could be 

9 ::tnyho::i'i• y:Ju kno:'V -...,ha_t I '::n .saying. it 

10 no- one perscn t~ot T reported to. ~tis is the 

11 you know, it COL_d be one of any -- so~ebody 

12 _n Lhe o~gan_::::alloc. So (lnaudlble) lL cculd te 

15 of ge-ting out literJture. 'l'hey T:WJld be the 

16 one that, you kcow 

17 ~"'E. S8LIS: ML-hmm. 

18 :OJITNESS: It c::.mld De IIL2 -::::La.t 1~;a.o the cue in cha..rqe. S0 

19 ='d call e'_,'erybody else, you know w.:1at I'rr_ 

20 saying. 88 _t was never any 

22 and Mr. Th8mas was there, and dad was there. 

23 ~hey were ta_kl~q abou~ c~r inquiry. D1d re~tal 

24 space of the campaign or where the campaign 

25 opera_es, LhaL geL broughL up aL LhaL meeLlng? 

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1 ~nTNESS: No. Not --Net to mv knOioJlcjqe. I don't -- I 

2 

3 

don • L Lhlnk = 'n LCL 

Not to -- 1 cot1ld be 

I don'L Lhlnk sc. 

4 t-11-\. SOLlS: Hus ':{OU:::- ~-ud c;vc::r tuLcc;d ub.:-;ut t.hut loJith you 

5 ~n'T'NF.E·S: No. 

6 l1R. SOLIS: -- ab':lut :·ct_ere the cacpc.lgn ':lpera-:es --

7 ~nTNE.SS: n]. 

8 HR. SOLIS: -- and of:=ice s~Jace? 

9 ~nTNESS: No. Iluh-uh. Bec::l.u.:oe he'C:J ru=l u=wppo.:oed fer 

10 some time. Ho l don't -- ~e's never ~alked ~o 

11 me; nbo11t -- ~ot pu:::-~ic11lilrly nbo11t the; of:=~c2. 

12 no. Fuh-uh. No. T can .33" th:J--:. Ko. 

13 HR. SOLIS: Okay. Whee yoJ say "nol f•arllcularly abcul Lhe 

14 ufflce,'' _n general d~d he dlscusB 

15 ~nTNESS: = ::nean, no-: -- -:~1e office lS just carr_p~i~-n, you 

16 know. W~c --who's OLt -=~ere run~ing agalns-: 

17 yo11? Nnhcdy thls tlme, or he'_l tell me -- yo:1 

19 part_cularly about =~at o:=fice. That's -- you 

20 knuloJ. 

21 t-1.k. SOLlS: 1 thlnk =~at's all the questio~s we have fa:::-

2 2 you. 

23 WITNESS: ~hat's lt? 

24 HR. SOT.TS: ea"l. 

25 WITNESS: Okay. A~~lg~L. 

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2 ~,:11.-\f~SS: No. Tt wa::_;n't too bad. ,Ju':3t, y:Jt: kr10'.oJ, nake 

4 his mone-:/. Haybe get some ~ore (inaudible). 

5 END OF :NTERVIEW 

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INTERVIE" OF 

Present: 

Paul Solis, Investigative Counsel 

Kedric Payne, Deputy Chief Counsel 

Diane Gianos 

Transcribed By: 

Julie Thompson 

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1 HE. SO~ IS: T~1is is Pau.=_ Sclis, ItTvest.=_qative Counsel 

2 Lhe O~fl~e o~ Cocgress_onal ~Lhlcs. :•n jolned 

3 by Deputy Chief Co~n3c.=_, ~cd~ic Payne, o.=_~nc 

Cii1L<--::.'O, c:nd ••••• 

5 -~ ,,,;hat lS your posi -::lon with the 

6 ~eloved Com~~rity Wellness Center? 

7 ••••• (L1e "r,·;itness": I'm a bc·ar.-d member. 

HR. SO~IS: How low; ha·,·e yc,u Deen c. Doi::lrd r:.e:nber'? 

9 lnTNESS: Since tLe beg.=_nning of the 1'Jellne.s.s Center, fJL 

10 at least four yr:ar.s -- fo-x:::· or more :ic:urs, 

11 'dher_e·ver _t estabL.shed. I've been there 

12 nee -::he begin~ing. 

13 HE. SO~IS: ~~a-:: are some cf you~ ~ob responsibilit.=_es and 

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lnTNESS: 'ille n::::e to meet with the board 

17 over the _oglS-::lCS ot the Wellness Center. 

19 a monlh ~eeL1_cg ,,n_Lh Lhe boa~·ct members? Do 

20 you kr:o'dr i:l.It: 

21 .speu.ling hot:.r.s than just t ~at cne nee-::::ing? 

22 ~l'l'N~HS: No. 

every 

23 HR. SO~ IS: .Z\re you emp.: . .c)yed any'dhere el.se? :Co you 'Hark 

24 somewhere else? 

25 WITN~SS: ~es. 

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1 HE. SOLIS: Whe~e else do you work? 

2 WITNESS: C~lc~gc Park DlsL~lcL. 

3 HR. SOLIS: ~i;re you paid, do yo-.1 dra>;·J a salary in c_ny 

frc~ yo~r work wit~ the Wcll~css Center? 

5 \\IT'fNF..SS: No. 

6 M~. SOLIS: Have yoL eve~ d~awn a salary, ever been paid by 

7 the Wellness Ce~te~? 

9 Mh. SOLlS: Your relatio~s~ip to CongreEsman RuEh. You're 

11 WITNESS: Correct. 

12 MR. SOLIS: W~o lS pa1d by the Wellness Ce~ter; do you know? 

13 WITNESS: W~o ls pald? The buard dlreclor, maybe Lhe head 

15 \'iicllness Center. 

16 MH. SOLlS: ls s~c on the bonrd, Mnrgic! 

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\"iii'INESS: No. 

19 membe~'. 

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'co no:-.1-:-: a bourd 

20 ME. SOLIS: Hoc" mc.ny boa.::d membe.::s are 

21 are v.iiLl t:te Wellness Center? 

22 WITNESS: Nine. 

the :•lellness --

2 3 HE. SOLIS: N1ne? 1\.re a::-_y of those i::_dl vldual s paid by the 

24 Wellness C~nter 

25 WITNESS: No. 

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1 know? What _s ~ep~esentative RLsh's 

2 -- I'm qu::_L:.;r to cu ~tiLue to call hin 

3 ?epresentative ?us~. W~at _s Representative 

4 ?ush's ro~e wi~~ t~e Wel~ness Center, 1f any? 

6 WITNESS: He doesn't ~ave a 

7 HR. SOLIS: Has _le eve::- .:1ac a rcle at -=~1e \•;ellness Center? 

8 V~iiTNESS: No. 

9 HR. SOLIS: :•le -::::ctlkec.l to Hcngie, ctrd Har:gie mentioneC_ tLctt 

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in.str.lffi(;~l.till ir_ the: c:::o-:-.ub=._ishmc::~l.t: of the 

he do anything 

12 like that, helr establ1sh the we=._lness ce~ter? 

13 WITNESS: W~e.:1 you say ~eslabl_sh,'' whal do you ~e~n? 

14 HR. SOLIS: :•!ell, l"Idn~d-e said _haL he was -- he helped 

15 securing so~e f~nd1ng for the we=._lness Ce~ter, 

16 ana she t::_r_~ of le~t it snrt of gene~al like 

17 that; but T don't Jrnm,r if th3-:: helps yc11 ll 

18 on'' v;ork he dl d. 

19 WITNESS: S~e ~oJld k~ow more. Tha_'s lL. 

20 HE. SOLIS: Has eve~ menl_oned La yoJ a_y work he's done 

21 'iJith the WellrLt::tis Ce:rteL'? 

22 WITNESS: No. He doesc't -- he doesn'~ do a~y for 

23 the Wellncss Cc~tcr, maybe he~ps secure f~n6s, 

24 you kn8,.I, that Eho~ld --that she s~C~uld 

25 mavbe ;;,.;rrite a qrc.nt =:or _t and qo fo:::- it, bJt 

4 

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1 :vJ:F. S8L=s: Ca~clyn Fush, ls Lhal your rnolher? 

2 ~ITNESS: My stcpmam. 

3 ~vT'F. S8T.-S: Ycur .ster,mon. JJ you know it .sr-e has I e 

th -~e 1>1ell Cente ~? 

5 ~ITNESS: She doesn't. 

6 :vJ:F. S8L=s: The ne_:_oveC Cc_nmunl Chrlsllan Church, do you 

l'l'r'WSS: 

10 ~ITNESS: It lS i~ Englewood. It's on 78th and Harvard. 

11 It is ',,.,here I v:orshi-o. to t·,w churches, 

12 bul I wurshlp -- = serve :aolh. 

13 ~·'l.k. s:..;L_S: Okay. Do work at the chu~ct~ 

14 :oJITNESS: I' 

15 :viE. SC)L=s: Wha~ is Rc;prcs::-mt.ati 'TC Rush's r::;lc; witt_ -:-.he 

16 :;hu·~ch? 

17 :oJITNESS: Pas Lor, l_eache~. 

19 :oJITNESS: Since L1e beg.::.. ~ning of it. 

21 

22 

l'l'r'WSS: Line , m~ybe n1ne, ten ye~~s. 

receiT1e any for=t cf pc.v:nent from his 

23 work wi~~ the c~~rch? 

24 ~ITNESS: Ko. 

5 

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1 :~nTNESS: Because -- I k:1c1-v be::.::c.use l:e' ~ 

3 -- he does i~ -- he does it out of -- you k~ow, 

4 j-:_st sornethin·;r t_e ~,Jas calle·d to do, to Ce a 

5 pastcr. 

6 ~R. SOLIS: Wha_ aboul Carolyn, your slepmcm, do8s ahe do 

8 ~ITNESS: Ko. 

9 Xh. ::-lOLlS: ,Jeff .Kn.sh, do yon lc_ow v,;t_c t.hat. is·: 

10 ~TTNFSS: Yes. 

11 :o~JR. SOLIS: And ,,.,_lo ::_s L1at? 

12 ~ITNESS: My b~ol~er. 

14 ·,~Jl'lN~SS: "r:c::.s. 

15 VJk • .':JC·I,I ::1: IN'hJ- ':'<!Or··- does he do-~ 

16 ~~1ITNESS: L.=_ke ct~2-:odial, attendar_t. 

17 ~~- SOLIS: When d_d he begin working for Lhe chJrc~~ 

18 WITNESS: Maybe a year aqc, u·_a- lonq. 

19 :vJf .• SC)LIS: Is he st.::_ll ·..vc:rking fur the churcl1'? 

21 :vtE. SC)LIS: In i1 cu.s-:.odiul CJ.pJ.city? 

22 WITNESS: Yes. 

23 ~R. SOLIS: Is he pa.::_ct by the c~urch? 

24 ';111ITNESS: I an nDt sure. 

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2 M~. SOLIS: Do yOL know who t~at lS? 

3 1,\ll'L\J.J:o..::-;s: tr::s. 

MS. SOLIS: Who is that? 

5 ·~ a cousin. 

6 HK. SOT.TS: noes ~,he do 3ny ~.oJc,rk for the C"lurch? 

7 WIT~ESS: Yes. 

HS,. SOLL3: What "'rork she do ::or the church~ 

9 r,nr::mss: 

10 MR. SOLIS: YOL kCOiiJ hov-; _eng she'S been cto.=_ng that? 

11 WIT~ESS: I dor_'t. 

12 MR. SOLIS: She stll_ the sec~etary t~ere? 

13 WIT~E5S: Y8S. 

14 MR. SOLIS: I.:: cohe paid the cLUJ:: ~h! 

15 1,\ll'L\J.J:o..:SS: ies. 1 th.=_nk so. l'rr not sure though. 

16 you th::_nk so'i 

17 \H'DTESS: I'm cot reall·r sure. 

18 HK. SQT,TS: noes ~he en~-__. ~ to you about be-ng pa1d by 

19 Lhe c:turch? 

20 WIT~ESS: No. 

21 HS,. SOLL3: Ha~, Representative R1:s~1 211er ta.=_ked c..bout 

22 Ange_:_iq-Je be1cg paid by -:::he chu:::'C~l? 

23 WIT~ESS: No. 

24 HK. SQT,TS: no yoc_: ha1.'e ;:my othe-" relati who wcrk for the 

25 Beloved Comrm_ILity Christ.=_an Chu:::-c~"l? 

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1 WITNESS: : have E brother wh0's he's like 

2 mlnlsLer, no, ~oL pasLor. DuL h~'s 

3 .:1c's J. minister :::.t t.:1c church. 

4 HH. ~OLl.S: A~1ci •,vho 

5 V1iiTNESS: Fly~1n ?ens.:--_. 

6 HR. SOLIS: Is he Representative Rush's so::-_? 

7 WITNESS: ~83. 

8 HR. SOLIS: :Co you knQ'i',' if he's paid :oy the church? 

9 Wl~N1~S: No. 

10 HE. SOLli-1: .i\:::1ci ~lC'>'fi do you knov.1 tha-'? 

11 WITNESS: Because he'3 broke. We're all -- :::10, w1sh. 

12 HK. SOT,T.S: he iE ~at pa1d by the 

13 WITNESS: No. 

14 HR. SOLIS: ls L.:1e relaLlonsh~p beLween Lhe church and 

15 the Wellness Ce:::1ter, if any? 

16 1i'iiTNESS: ':':tere's no relat1onsh1p. ':'hey rr.ay show up c.t 

17 ma::,rbe :_--::hurch 

19 HE. SOLIS: Delo•n:~d Comm..Jnj_ ~am_ly Services, you 

20 ';·Jhat that is? 

21 WITNESS: ~e~. 

22 HR. SOLIS: is t.:1at? 

23 

24 

scrv1cc, a net-for-profit service thnt 

is lcc3ted i~ ~~e ~h -t's upst3i -rs, bJt 

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1 MR. SO~IS: Co vou know who works there in ~a~~lv Services~ 

2 

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~IT~E3S: I dcr1't. 

MR. SO~IS: Carolyn R~sh, you know _f she wor~s ~~ere or 

~as rcle w~th the Fan1ly Services 

5 orgJni7ntion? 

6 ~IT~ESS: I don't know. 

7 MR. SO~IS: Is there any relatio~ship be~wee~ Fa~~ly 

9 lnT:,JESS: 1-Ju. 

10 t-11-Z. SO_jlS: And 1 aS:<:, you know, aho11t the-: uff~liut:ion ·with 

11 these orqan1z~t1ons, krnw, they sharP 

13 ~IT~E5S: Rlghl. 

14 ME. SO~IS: -- na_TLE; E~lo-.ed. r:oes Lhal ccme frc_~1 some•Nhere? 

15 ls tha~ a name that the Corgressman came up 

16 'ditt_? 

17 ~TT~8SS: Yes. 

18 HP. so-,Ts: Tt 

19 lnT:'-JESS: Yes. I L' s -- l ~ l~Lenllona~ly -- lL's 

20 lL's somelhLng ~llh K~rLL~ L_Lher KLng's speech 

22 of ~lS dr1ve in establ~sh1~g some serv1ces for 

23 the minorities in the coDmt:.nity. 

25 establi2t_ the Fa:n.=_ly Se.::-vices orqanizaticn? 

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1 WITNESS: A6 far as help, I k~o~ he ldec., 

2 but = dc.m' t kLm·: a=: f:i.r ato hie:; efforts in 

3 est~blish1~g 1t. 

4 HR. SOLIS: Oloy. Docs the Ec.=_cvcd Cormuni t~{ Chr.=_s-::::iJ.n 

5 Church prov1dc nny do~nt~nns or coney to 

6 the Wellness Center? 

7 

8 

WITNESS: No. Not that I G-. 

9 that i::;? 

La you knew what 

10 ~'ii'INESS: T::-_ilt' s i1 Ci1ffi~Ji1ig_l, maybe fund. It's pr.=_r_-::::cd ::t 

11 the botto~ ot h1s poste~s th~t I have to post 

12 out. 

10 

13 HE. SOLIS: So have ycu do::1e any v-1crk for Citizens fer Rueh? 

14 WITNESS: Volu~teer. Or I may have worked on Elect~cn Day 

15 as fa~ as pre~1r1~t captdl:l cr a JUdge. 

16 

17 

18 

HH . .SCJLl.S: L'lihcn is -:::he last t.=_mc you worked c:s 

C:itlze:::-_s tor Rush? 

1iiTTNF .. SS: ?JlC or 'VJ, sonething 

volunteer 

19 HR. SOLIS: _A.nd ,,.:Len you dld Lhal ,,,,o_ck, 1oJht::re did you do Lhe 

20 l:JOrk out o=, an off::_ce:' 

21 

22 

1'iiTNESS: Nu. It ~t u:H:~ uf the r;::::.ecinct.:o •vhere 

'i·Jhcrc -- ~lcct_on Dny w~crc pccp~c go vote, 

23 poll::_ng places. 

24 HR. SOLI.S: De· yc·t: kncH 'dhe::::e Represen-:atl·ve Eush 

25 ClLl~enB [or Rus~ does 1 ~ork ou_ of? Does i_ 

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1 ~ave an of~lce space? 

2 ~ITNESS: Ye~. 

3 MR. SOLIS: Where 12 the o~f1ce space? 

~l'rN1SS: lt's o~ l1ke 34th and Lake Meadnws Shcpping 

5 Conte---. 

6 t1R. SQT,TS: Ts lt .3.361 Klng Drl Joes t-~at n ng a bell? 

7 ~nTNESS: Yeah. Haybe -- 'leah. 

MR. SOLIS: P~.nd ~W'd de you know that' rs the conr;oign office? 

9 KITNESS: Well, oc ~~ection Day, 1t's -- it's klnd of the 

10 -:-:hc::ir mi1tc::riul, 

11 returns tapes, ard h nd o-" 

12 MR. SOLIS: Ycu've t·een to tha~ space betore? 

13 WITNESS: Yes. 

15 ~'.'1'1'N1SS: lt hc.s~J't been open in a 11>/hi::_e, so naybe 2C09, 

16 'lC, whecever I worked the last elect~cn. 

17 l1R. SOLI.S: P~.nd you .snirl 1t hnsn•- been 0pen in a '"'hlle. 

19 ~nTNESS: It's it really-- _t'~ 4ust like open 

20 ~le2Llo~ ~ay. IL's noL like an o~r~ce where we 

21 -- where have: r_eeting~ ';l.IIC thinCd~ out cf =or a 

22 long time. 

23 t-11-\. SOLlS: Hus _-zc::prc-:s::::ntuti~7c: .kl~S~l ever tulkc-::d -:-:o you uhout 

24 that space? That I'm clo.slnoJ .:_t, or .:_t's open, 

25 an,,rthinq about it? 

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1 1i1JIT="JESS: No. 

2 ME. SOLIS: Has Cil_1_:c:ens fc~' ::<.ush made any donaliccs Lc _::-1e 

3 Wcllncss Center? 

1i1JIT:,JESS: No. Net that I knm·;c cf. 

5 HR .. SOT,TS: ~-r-,at ::ob0ut donat1ons -=:o tte cht:rch, Relo,_red 

7 Ru.sr_ make arl}' payn-_enls or do.:-1aLlons Lo _hem? 

1iHT:,JESS: No. Net that I Y:rn)-.;·;c cf. 

9 HR. SOLIS: I:o y,_;u rec~ll a::::J.1nd 2C10 any icoe::ue~ tLe dn_;_rcll 

10 their elect~lcity 

11 be1rg Lr"ned off, anyth1ng lifce -=:hat? 

12 1i:ITT~TF~SS: No. 't t~e deal rg2 with -- w1~"1 

13 Ll>dl. 

14 HI\. SOLIS: 

16 utlllty Ollls and thlngs like that with t~e 

17 ChT"Ch? 

18 WIT~ESS: Would he be respcnsib_e? 

19 Mr,. SOLI.:=:.: Lid he take that :::-ole? 

20 WIT~ESS: I'~ cot s~re. - do~'t ~now. I try tc stay CL~ 

21 of the -- the wcrklngs. It ~~stract~ me fron my 

22 ~·mrship, so -- and hlm be1ng my fam~ly nember, 

23 it's l:i:::J.d of-- l try to stay cu:: of the 

24 business cf t~e ch~rch. 

25 ME. SOLIS: Have sooken with Eepresentative Rush about 

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2 

3 

'd be speakl~g w_Lh yoJ Loday? 

1i'iiTNESS: Yes. 

11h. SOLL-): lmd 'dt_en dirl. c::peak w.=_th hlm ahou- tha-'? 

4 WITNESS: Well, he kncws. This morn-=--ng we had a qL-=--c< 

5 convc~sotion. 

6 HR. SOLI.S: _A_n_.j_ ,,.,._r-_at did yc::n_~ gu::,2 ta_k abo·_:_t? 

7 1i1iiTNESS: He ~LSL Lo=._ct n·_e Lu De Lru_hful, anG shlne, and 

8 that's it. He'll be back ~ere this eveni~g --

9 and not~inq. Co~'t -- do~'t -- dcn't worry. 

10 Don't be 1~~1~1dated, be t~uthfu=-, answer 

11 c~ucst.io~l.s. Tt_ut's _t. 

12 HR. SOLIS: lrii'e're n·:·-: that int.:_mida-:.:_ng. 

13 1i1iiTNESS: Nc). IL's ncl. 

14 HE. SOLIS: Have ycu s_ooke.:-1 aL aL_ w_Lh hj_s ldvyer? 

15 WITNESS: No. 

16 HR. SOLIS: Do ym_;_ knCi'>' 'dhO his LH,;yc::::- is? 

17 WITNESS: I hcnrG ct his nnmc. 

18 HR. SOLIS: Scott '::"homc.s, Goe3 that ring a bell? 

19 WITNESS: I read ll _hls no~nlng _n Lhe paper. 

13 

20 ME. SOLIS: Okay. Eul you :t-_a_c_ no dlSC'U.:3S_l_C)fl2 VH_h hL'l c.boul 

21 

2 2 IJ'Jl 'lNJ:o..:SS: No. 1 r_cvcr rcct :r_im cr Zlnything. 

23 HE_ SDLL-): 1' ll ::h"'c::k rr_y ~ote.c; _ Kencirl~, 

25 HE. FAYNE: I'll ::heck. I de ha,/e a quesllon concernln·;J 

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1 Jmqelique. 

4 else --

6 HF. PJl.YFE: -- ott_e r tt.a::1 the ch-~rch that is? 

8 11E • .1:'1\.IJ\J:<.;: Okay. 

9 HR. SO~ IS: Ilo'd often do you see Angelic:_ue? 

10 1iHT:,mss: lf'ilhe::1 I 

11 

12 

HR. SO~ IS: Ok~y. Do yo-.l hr~vc:: so~~ of rclntiocship with 

her de of tte c~~rch? 

13 WIT~E3S: N·J. She's a c,Jusin but kin,j ,Jf ~~sta::1t. 

14 HR. SO~ IS: ~g__=HJ •r:b::n I o.cY.:c:d you if sLe woes po.id, you s;;..lc -

15 - as :ar as I car. remember, you said yes, you 

16 

17 that. ~auld you elaborate ary ~ur~her on that? 

18 WIT~ESS: She t.a~ kids. Sn =•n -- I'm ~11st -- I'm 

19 I don'~ know t.er schedule, her t.o~rs. So 

20 I'm no~ really 2Lre. I wou~d t~ln~ she mav qet 

21 somet~ing for being tt.ere ~~l day, bL~ l'm not 

22 sure about hm~r st_e gets paid, w~_at s:te gets 

23 p;ud, or _f st_c g-ets ~o;ud. 

24 HR. SO~IS: So when yot: cal:::i yes, ::/oU -:_J.ought so, ,,,,as that 

25 more -- "~'"as tt.at an ass-.lm]::t.:..cm or --

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2 JvfR. SOT,-S: -- or -is the-·"e anything, anyti 

3 spoke~ wit~ her, acy independent fact where 

4 ~ave some sort of :ertainty that she's paid? 

5 w==N~SS: No. Not at all. 

6 

7 

8 

HR. SOL=s: F.nd """'u::;t to Leek one -- v-:i th one '-Jue::::tion 

Rerre.'=ientd-i ve 

~ust -- tJs he eve~ scussed with you uny 

9 dcnJticns ~e mJ-ces frorr thJt cJrrpJign uccoun- to 

10 anyw2ere i~ t~e city or anywhere else? 

11 w==N~SS: No. 

12 MR. SOL=s: = th~nt that's all I have. 

13 W N~SS: Okcy. 

14 H.k. SOL_S: _'hun>: you ve~y rcuch, -

15 w __ N~SS: 'r~onk you. 

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CONFIDENTIAl" 

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Pcovisions of !L Res. 895 

ERRATA SHEET 

This errata sheet is snbmi:tcd subject to 18 l!.S.C. § 1001 (commonly known as the False 

Statements i\ct). 

Witness Name: 

Witness Signature: 

Date: 

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EXHIBIT 10 

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File Number S002229 

To all to whom these Presents Shall Come, Greeting: 

1, jesse White, Secretary of State of the State of illinois, do hereby 

certify that I am the keeper of the records of the Department of 

Business Services. I certify that 

ATTACHED HERETO IS A TRUE AND CORRECT COPY, CONSISTING OF 12 PAGE(S), AS TAKEN FROM THE ORIGINAL ON FILE IN THIS OFFICE FOR LAKE MEADOWS ASSOCIATES, AN ILLINOIS LIMITED PARTNERSHIP. 

In Testimony Whereof, I hereto set 

my hand and cause to be affixed the Great Seal of 

the State of Illinois, this 30TH 

dayof MAY A.D. 2014 

Authentication#; 1415002349 

AutbentJcate at: http://www,cyberdriveillinois.com SECRETARY OF STATE 

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LP 1205 

i Subm!f in Dupllr:Ste 

$25 liting fH.. See otl'ler siM ror sccqptsbM fomts of payment. 

JIMEDI>Ii! 

Secretary 01 Sta1e 

State of Illinois 

CERTIFICATE TO BE GOVERNED SY 

THE REVISED UNIFORM LIMITED PARTNERSHIP ACT 

(Pre-existing Ullnols Limited Partnership) 

Pursuant to the provisionscf the Revised Uniform Um1ted Partnarshrp Act, 1he preexisting 1tmited partnership named below is hereby 

governed by that Act, effect1ve at the ~·me this certfficatO is tiled in the o.fffe.eof the Secretary o1 State. 

1. Thel>mHedpannership'snamet,;_J.j\J<!::..11EAOOWS ASSOCIATES, An.l_ll_inois Limited Partne~hip 

2. The Fedecal Employer lden>fication Number (F.E.I.N) is: 36ec-:,2,60068"'6"'08"'-~------------

3. The limited partnership'$ registered agenrs name and registered office address is: 

DRAPER 1\ND KRAMER, INCORPORATED 

Firm Nanui {fl aily} 

(Note f) 

RegiSteredOffiC<l: _ -~- West 

(P.O.Boxalon& Number 

Monroe Street 

Street 

1900 ='suc.it_e_# __ _ 

Is unacceptable) _(;i'ti~o ______ _ 

Cty 

4. The office address.lnc!uding county, at which the records feqlNed by Section 104 are to be k.ept is: 

___ . same as above-------·----------------·----- {Note2) 

5. Thalimitedpartnersh>p'spurpose(s)ts __ll!m,_Qgg_rate and Invest in Real ~;ate ':rl' 

6, The latest da1euponwhicf1the Hmit\i!dpartnershipis lodissolvels: ~ ~O_Q.2_·-------· 

7. The co~nty in which the _preexisting limited partnership's orig1nal certificate of limited t?artnersh-ip was tiled is: ~------"'-

Rscoro"'gdate: 3/28/69 . OocumentofBook&PageNo.:207959b7 ~no page specified, 

The 1otal aggregale amounl of cash and the aggregate agreed value of other property or serv·ces contributed by the partners and 

whichtheyhaveagreedtocontribute is:$ . 2, 900 .000. 00 ___ ~m • ·-·------· 

9. A brief statement o1 the partners' membership termination and dislrtbvtiQn rlghts, if any. One8-1/Z' x 11" standard paper may be 

used, if needed, and attached to this form. Theful\te:-:tof such rights should beon11le in1he partnership's Section 104offlce. 

i 0. Tho names {last name hrsl} and business addresses of all general partners must be listed 01'1 a separate plain whi1e S~ 112~ 1< 11 ~ 

sheet which must be stapled to this form. 

The undersigned affirms, onder pen ames of perjury, that the facts stated herein are true. 

\ All ~partners are required to sign the certiftelfte to be governed by the Revised Uniform L.lmited Partnership Act 

~· / ;t £7-_ ___z.._a ~uui&!ra/IJ&:.Vl/~ ,o..':!>'i-. Signa~ Signature 

~A DBAPFQ ~ND KRI\MER, INCORPORATED _ferdinand Kromer Self Tr.ustae_l)jT /A 

'f ~~~ ~ Na'!\e(pleasepcnlortype) dtd. 4(26/83 

~/ill'f3'~''fREDE~lCK C. Signature 

Name (please print or type) ~N=am:::e"(p:;la=a:cse:cpn::.;:;nlc:o-::rty=pe=) -----

If additionaf space is ne&dad, this must be continued in the same format on a plain white 8·112• x11 ~sheet which must be stapled !o 

thls form. Number o1 additional pages: 

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BY THE REVISED UNIFORM l& "

UMITEO PARTNERSHIP ACT a ~ 

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be made by Certified Check, ~ ~ 

Cashier's Check, IllinoiS Attorney's Check, l i

.llliflois C.P.A.'s Check or Money Order, 3 i

Payable to "Secretary of State." if ! 

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DONOTSENDCASH! 1il ~ 

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correspondence regarding this filing Will 

be sent to the registered .:;· ':

agent of the 5· ~ 

limited partnership unless a se~·addressed 

envelope is .g. ~ 

included. ill. if

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RETURN TO: -· i<

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Secretary of State ~ 

Corporation Department Limited Partnership Division <> 

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Springfield, lllinois62756 

:;;:: Tetep11«1e (217) 785-6960 

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QUESTION NO. 9 Each Partner shares Pro-Rata in In~ome 

Losses and Distributions according to 

his percentage of interest in the Partnership. 

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QUESTION NO. 10 

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Draper and Kramer, Incorporated 

33 Hest Monroe St., Suite 1900 

Chicago, Illinois 60603 

rerdinand Kramer, Self-Trustee 

U/T/fl. dtd. 4/26/83 

33 West Monroe St., Suite 1900 

Chicago, 111 inoi s 60603 

Ford, Frederick C. 

33 West Monroe St., Suite 1900 

Chicago, Illinois 60603 

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-~ (Rev. Jan. 11191) 

l'lllftg,..$25 

BUBIIIT IN DUPUCATEI 

'· ,.•.' 

GEORGE H. RYAN 

Seel91ary of State 

State Cl!IDnoiS 

CER11RCAT£ OF AMEIIDMENT TOTHS 

CI!RTIRCAlE OF LIMI'IED PARTNERSHIP 

(IHinOI!IIImlltd partnership) 

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1. Limited partnership'S name: LAJ\E HEADOWS ASSOCIATES, AN ILUNOIS LIMITED PAR'l'l!EB.S!IIE.-

2. File number asSigned by the Sectetal)' o1 State: _ _::so;0..::0;2.:::2.:;2"-9---------------

3. Federal E~oyer ldentHICatlon Number (F.E.l.N.):__;3:.;6::..-..:2:..::6:.:::6:.:::8~6::.0 8:::...------------

4. The certHICate ot limtled partnership iS amended as fOllows: 

(Cil&ck all applicable Changes) 

(Addii!IIS Changes P.O. Box alone and c/o are unacceptable) 

_ a) Admission of a new general partner {give name and business address below). 

_ b) Wrthdrawal of a general partner (give name belOW). 

L c) Changa of registered agent anci'or registered agent's office (give new name and address, InCluding cOunty 

below). 

_ d) Change in the address of the office at which the records required by Section 201 of the Act are kept (give new address, lnoludlng oounty below). 

_ e) Change in the general partnen; name anotor business address (give name and new address below). 

_ I) Change In the panners· tolal agg~te contrlbution amount (give ntl\'1 doUar amount beloW). 

_ g) Change In llmtted partnership's name (give new name below). 

_.:... h) Change In date of dissolution (give new date helow). 

_ i) Other (give information below). 

Lorraine N. Madsen 

c/o Draper and Kramer, Incorporated 33 West Monroe St. - Ste. 1900 

Chicago, tL 60603 COOR COUNTY 

(over) 

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~. .f!AME(S)"'BUSIHESS-ADDRESS(I:Sj~ GllHERAL.PAm'NF.R{S) 

l1W undersigned affirms, uro.Jer penalties of pe~ury. that the facts stated herein are tl1le. 

The original certif!Cale of amendment l11lJ$I be signed by a general partner, all new general partners and at least one 

withdrawing general panner. 

1. 

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Lorraine N. Madsen, Ass't. Sec'y. {Type or print nama and tile} 

BUSINESS ADDRESS 

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(typo or~ nmne tand title} OilY"""" 

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3. (Sig ...... ) 3. N.....,. 

ffype ar print name and tide) CHiii!OWn - (Nama ol General iSanner if a corporation rn- ether et!tltyJ §are lliic;L 

4. (~) 4. ""- -· 

(f)'pe et pMt name and OUe) CHiii!OWn 

(Name ol ~ Pannet if a oarpotdon or other entity} s;,. :!lpc;L 

s. 

if;rpe or 

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print tJatne: and title) 

5. 

- ....... - {Name of General Partner if a ;;;:pc;n;pn or othat etdi1)1) Siii• ueoae 

~:(~;~.dai\JI~ST·';v!'t ::.~ ,, ... 5~~ r:n~:;:;_?~!i;!~';;.! ~::u~'Y!!. ~~,~.m ~ •. ~t~y.or.q~r.stamp ~igFl&Wres ~y .?nly be U$ed 

on cuntormed copies.) - - · · · .. · 

H additional space is needed, tt must be oorninued in the same lonnat on a plain white 8112"x 11" Sheet. whiCh must be stapled 

to this torm. 

FORMS OF PAYMENT; 

Payment rrust be made by cenified check, 

cashiefs check, Illinois &Homey's check, IllinOis 

C.P.A.'s Check or money order, payable to 

·secretary of State." 

DO NOT SEND CASH! 

RETURN TO: 

Secretary ol State 

Department of BuSiness Services 

limned PaMetshlp Division 

Room 330, Centennial Building 

Springfield, IHinols 62756 

Telephone: (217) 78s-89SO 

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Form lP202 

(Rev. May 2000) 

Filing Fee $25 

SUBMIT IN DUPLICATE! 

Return to: Department of 

Business Services 

Umited Partnership Section 

Room 357, Howlett Building 

Sprtngfleld. IL 62756 

Telephone: (217) 785-8960 

http:ifwww.sos.state.il.us. 

All correspondence regard· 

ing this filing wm be sen! to 

the registered agent of the 

limited partnership unless a 

self-addressed envelope l'illh pre~paid postage IS included. 

JESSE WHITE 

SECRETARY OF STATE 

STATE OF ILLINOIS 

CERTIFICATE OF AMENDMENT 

TO THE 

CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 

(llilno:s limited partnership) 

(Please type or print clearly) 

1. Limited partnership's name: Lake Meadows Associates, An !11 inojs Limited Partnership ____ . 

2. File number assigned by the Secretary of State: S.Q.Q22Z9_ 

3. rederal Employer ldent:fioation Number (F.E.I.N.): _.}§::·2='6'!.'68~6~0~8 ______ .. _____ _ 

4. The certificate of limited partners~ip is amended as follows: 

(Check all applicable changes here and specify them In Hem 5.) 

(Address changes, P.O. Box alone Is unacceptable) 

-~~·a) Admission oi a new genera! partner (give name and business address in item 5 on reverse). 

JL b) Withdrawal of a general partner {give name in item 5 on reverse). 

- :cr-cnange oneQiStefeO a9efifaiidfor registered agenrs-omce @~l'l1fWh1in1e and address, including county on ltem 5 on reverse). 

_d) Change in the address of the office at which the records required by Section 201 of the Act are kept (give new address m item 5 on reverse). 

_e) Change in 'he general partners name and/or business address (give name and new address in item 5 on reverse). 

_ f) Change in the partners' total aggrega.1e contribution amount (give new doHar amount in item 5 on reverse). 

__ g) Change in limited partnership's name (give new name in item 5 on reverse), 

__x__ h} Change in date of dissolution (give new date !n item 5 on reverse). 

i) Other (give information in item 5 on reverse}. 

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Form LP 202 

(Rev. May 2000) LPR311/IS/02:QJ ::3338: 25.00 I'IU 

SOSIL S00222a FILED 202 &. Place ltem #4 changes here: 

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a) New General Partners: 

~ ,~j . FC Ford Lake Meadows LLC ~ ~':! DKIA Lake Meadows LLC 

b)Withdrawing general Partner: 

Business Address: 

33 W. Monroe St., 19th Fl., Chicago, JL 60603 

33 W. Monroe St., 19th Fl., Chicago, ll 60603 

Ferdin-iliiir'Rramer, Self Trustee Death Ctf attached. Date of Death 7/16/02 

U/T /A dtd 4/26/83 All partners agreed in writing to continue the business 

of the limited partnership within 90 days of the death 

of Ferdinand Kramer 

h)The latest date upon which the Partnership is to dissolve is March 31, 2045 

If adcHtfonal·space-is needed tor item 4, it musLbe continued _in tOe same format on a plain white 8 1/2 x 11 sheet, which must be stapled to this form. _ - • -· • 

6. NAME(S) & BUSINESS ADDRESS(ES) OF GENERAL PARTNER(S) 

The undersigned affirms, under penalties of perjury, that the facts staled herein are true, 

The ortginal certlffcate of amendment must be signed by a genera! partner, all new genera! partners and at least one 

withdrawing general partner. 

SIGNATURE AND NAME . 

1. Signatu~,.--.,··~·...:-?v'=-.:~====----

Type or print name and title _1grraJJ1_g._}t._l1~L<l$_t;:D, 

Secretary 

Name of General Partner if a corporation or 

other entity Draper and Kramer, Incorporated (must be 1n good stand1ng) 

An lllinoi s Corporation 

2. Signatu~ .pv.~ 

BUSINESS ADDRESS 

Number/Street 33 W. Monroe St. , 19 ttL. fJ-'--

Cityltown !;hJ.t::SI99_~~--·------

Siatel-_,L:__ ______ ZIP Code 20603 ____ _ 

NumberiStreeL~"!'.'=..D_~. St,, 19th Fl. 

Type-Or pr!nt name and title~ N Madsen' - ... City/town -:::'C":h':'i:"c:;;ao~o";;::===========-- Secretary of 0 & K lnsura~CjT;'Jnc. ·~ - A 1le1aw.,r_., Coro Sole Member oF - ·-·--,~, ------ I'Jame ot uenera1 Panner 11 a corporalron or u t_l 

o·herenh'y 

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pJ<.lA Lake Mead<)WS LLC, An !11. LLC, /state .~I,L~----··- ZIP Code 60603 

('fl\l}itlre'P 9J(!,J·~g) 

S1gnat~~~ Number/Street 33 W. Monroe St, , 19th Fl : 

Type Chicago or print name and title Freder-ick C. ford~ City/town 

Sole Me111!>~-- ~ ---------- Name o1 Genom! Partnor if a corporation or · b ~ 

other entity FC Ford Lake Meadows LLC, An Ill. LLC,.state -"-JL=---- ~-.. G·eiiera 1 Partner ZIP Code 60603 

(Signatures must be in~ on an orlg1naJ document. Carbon copy, photocopy or rubber stamp signatures may only 

be used on conformed copies.) 

DO NOT SEND CASH! 

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~llmnUNIIIWR tP0155775 

DO NOT STAPLE 

Form LP 202 

January 2005 

Filing Fee: $50 Subm;t in duplicate. PoymeM most be 

mode by certif1ed check, cashier'~ check, 

ll!inois ortorney's check, Jl!inois C.P.A.'s 

check or money order, payable to 

Se~:;refary of Stele-. 

Please do not send cash. 

Deporlmenl of Bvs-inf..'ss Services 

limited Portnership Division 

351 Howlett Bvilding 

Springfield, ll62756 

217-785-8960 

www.cyberdrivei!!inols.eom 

Correspondenl':e regording !his filitlg will 

be sent to the reg:siered ogent of tllo 

limited Portnership unless o selL 

oddressed, stomped envl;!iope is 

included 

Illinois Secretary of State 

Department of Business Services 

Certificate of Amendment to the 

Certificate of Limited Partnership 

(Illinois Limited Partnership or LLLP) 

Please type or print dearly. 

1. LimitedPortnershtpNome:J~-~~e Meadows .~.?..~E~iates, An Illinois Limited Partnership 

2. File Number assigned by Secreiory of State:_S:...Oc.:Oc;2;:_22:.;9;_ ___________ _ 

3. federal Employer ldentificotion Number (F.E.I.N.): _3_6_-2_6_5_8_60_8 _______________ _ 

4. The Certificate of Limited Partnership is amended os follows: 

(Check applicable changes ond specify in item 5. For address changes, PO. Box o!one is unocceptoble.) 

ll a} Admission of a new General Portner [give nome and business address in item 5) 

!l b) Withdrowoi of o General Portner {give nome in iten 5} 

0 c) Chonge of Registered Agent and/or Registered Agent's office {give new name and oddress, 

including county in item 5} 

0 d) Chon.ge in oddress of office oi which the records required by 5edion 104 or 111 of the Act ore kept 

{give new address in item 5) 

0 a} Change in Gene~ol Portner's nome and/or business oddress {give new nome and address in item 5) 

Cl f} Chor.ge in Partner's totol aggregate contribution amount ~give new do!lar omounf i1 item 5} 

0 g) Change in Umited Partnership's nome (give new nome in item 5) 

0 h) Change in Dote of Dissolulion {give new dote in item 5} 

0 f) Other {give rnformotion in item 5} 

0 i) Dissocia'ion of Generol Portner {only for Limited Portner·ships registered in 2005 ond lolef; give 

nome in item 5) 

/12. t%5. Hem #4 chong. es (For oddltionol space, continue on next poge.); 

'!d(i t' ~ New Genera 1 Partner: Business address: 'l/1 -iJ&RiiiVestments Lake Meadows, LLC 33 W. Monroe St., 19th F1 Chicago, ll 60603 

b) Withdrawing General Partner: Business address: 

-·oraper and Kramer1 Incorporated 33 W. Monroe St., 19th Fl., Chicago, IL 60603 

Printed byotJthwity cfthe State oftl!moa. J0<"1110!'y 2006- 1M- C LP"9.14 

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Form LP 202 

5. Item #4 changes (cont.) 

Names and Business Addresses of General Partners 

The undersigned offirms,. under penalties of peJjury, thal the fads stated herein are true. The following 

signatures ore required: 

ot least one General Partner 011 record, 

• all new General Partners, 

• all Dissodoted ond withdmwing General Partners. 

If adding or deleting o s.foternent thot this limited Partnership is a Limited liabiliiy limited Partnership, all 

G_enerai Partners on record must sign. 

S:igl'lotvre 

Lorraine N. 'tadsen, Secretary 

Nome tl'ld Title (type or pri"t) 

DKIA Lake f4eadows LLC, An IL LLC, Gen Ptr Drnper and Kramer Incorporated Getlere!Portncr Nomc<f~lion (Jr clhcrenlily (ll'IIJStbe in ~s!ordlng) ~j~ Nofl'll! ;[ o;,rporahon 01 dther enti~{rni.S be 111 good ~ing~ 

~~ W. Monrqe_21_,_.._l~th_.EL._ Monroe St., 19th F1. 

Chicago~ IL 606'b~l Addre;ss Stnml Address 

Cily, Slot~, ZIP 

SlreeiAddress 

Gty,St<l!a,l!P Cily, Slo>e, ZIP 

Signatures must be in black ink on an original document. 

Carbon copy, photocopy or rubber stamp signatures 

may only be used on conformed copies. 

Pr!nlec by a-uthority cl !he Siote of !l!inois. Jo11vory 2006 - lM- C lP '9 .14 

OSS_014 

14-8751_0335 
382 


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DO NOT STAPLf 

r-·~--, Form LP 115 

Mardi 2008 

filing Feel $50 

S-ubmit In duplicokt. fb:mlen1 m~.J51 b& 

mod$ by c.errified t:hed:, coshief'1 check, 

d!irrois ottomey'r. dleck., ll!inui~ C.P.A.'~ 

cllockormQllil)'un,;iw-,~blulc 

Se<:retoryofStota, 

Phm.• da- f!DI send lilCJ5h. 

~of!witlea~ 

Umited Li4bHi+yOiv'tsicn 

S01 S. Socond Sl., Rm. 357 

Springfield, 1~ 62756 

217-765-8960 

www.cyberdrivoi11!1'\oiJ.~ 

C<lrr~C!I"\Q:'r~rdingthisfiling 

will be ienf 1o lh<t JV91¢1ilred r;~gefli ~f 

tho Umltod f'orlnership un~ <a seJf. addreued, stamped ~lopo l$ 

\nc:luded. 

Plea&e lyp4! or print cleo.dy. 

11!11111111~1111110 LP0197128 

FDLED 

NOV 21 2008 

JESSE WHITE 

SECRETARY OF STATE 

Illinois Sectetary of State 

Department of Business Services 

Clumge of Deslgnmd Office or 

Agent for Service of l'rotess 

(JHinols or Foreign Umlted l'orlnurshlp or LLLP) 

T. Limited Partnership Nome: LAKE MEADOWS ASSOClATES. AN ILLINOIS UMtTED PARTNERSHIP !MUJ~ 'litn~~td 1\llilflfth·p,' •[]!" etiJP.l 

2. Foreign Altef!"'QtQ Assume<.i ~Qme, if tJny: ---------· -----------

3. File Number assigned by S&tretary of State: "sn,.o"'""'"'"-----

4. n.Jerol Ernployerldentifi<:<rt;.,n Number (F.HN.)o ::lG:..-..:2c::6:::6•:::•o:o,._a ____________ _ 

l'nSmlctlU!It# lot t.ompliallng ~ .5 Clfld 61 SIJC'fion I J I oF ttlc VnifomJ limited f'tnfoorJijp Aa (200 J} Mqllim that a de$igr10tvd 

offiot b• t~:af~, o1 whid'< 1M~ o1 the Vmifvd partnenhlp ore to b. htpt. With raped to a dcmest~ limi/>.:d porttlerthlp, lfvJ 

de.ri~l'\fJWJ office is firP es~h!ish<ed 1.1pur1 iif'll'lg the C~lfifrcat• "' Umi!~ Parfnet"lhip, Wlfn l'&$fAld too toreiglllimittld portnsrship. the 

dd'!llnated offlt:t i$ th¢ priOOpof of(" )(;'D. Compl~ ""' S wfrf! The eurtet~f ~ss of lite deslgnaftlcl effko, and in:m 6 with the oddrYU ~» dluf!{led. rt thore Is no changi fn the oddrau of the duignofed oHke, lru:ert -N/)( Jn flem 15. 

5. Streot end Mailing Address of cvrrent D~gno~ Office at which the records required by Sedion lll ore 

kopt; 

_33_WE_S_c_M_ON_R_O~ STREET, SUITE 1~.tAddfUS (f.tr!loxalooe'"•c:,=,,,,.=ploli"oT.) -----------

~CH~IC~A~GO~,~IL~~~~·COOK~~C~O~ugY~~---~c~~·~~.~~~~~-------------

6. if changed, S1reet and Moiling Address of new Designated Office of which the records reqvir-ed by Setti<m 

lll will be kept: 

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14-8751_0336 
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Form \P llS 

(March 2008} 

Jnsl;vdlons for wmpletlnp irenu 7 ond 8: Seoe;tiQn 1 J4 ofrh$ Uniform !.IJMed' Ptmnetthip Ad (20CH) ffi}>Jint$ fhe~too ogentfut 

~ f1f pr«e::s rtmdm>gwithin th~ Stahl/;)/ illinoill be dtuiQNJtcd tmtiC011Jiro~ mlliAioined. Comp/¢!0 ~ 7 will! the- nctmo 11nd 

oddrQ1.!i af the~~ ~nf for .mvi.::e d proceu ond item 8 with the e~~ and oddteu till dumgt:d. H thent i3 1t0 Ghcrva flo the tJQeflt or oddf'I»S ft1f Un>ia- af proce~ mart "NNX' in ilem s. 

7. Nome. Street ond Mailing Address of Current Agent fot _Service of Process~ 

Agent: LORRAO'IE NMAO"""SEN"'"=------..,.=---------------

Address: 33 W MONROE STREEI, SlE 1900 ~IAI3drou(~O.ao,c.ilin&=sllr::ataiflkib~D.) 

CHICAGO, IL 60003, COOK COUNTY 

a. If chonged, new Nome and/cr Street o.nd Mailing Addres$ of Agent for SeMoo of Process; 

Agent: CT CORPORATION SYSTEM 

Ci-!ICAGO, 11. ij96Q4, COOK COUNTY 

The undeaigned affirms, under pe~iies of pEr_ vry, !hot the. fads stQtcd herein ore true. 

~ .. ~ Shamiran Khawshaba Asst. Secretary Nom• 11nd TIIJ;; (t,:.. or prb'll} 

Draper and. Kramer,. Incorporated, Member of 

DKlA i!~l\i'::::s,!:;t.~~OitOio"">' 33 W Mpnroe st.,;';!~dJ!~" 

Signatures must be In black Ink on an original document. 

Carbon copy, photocopy or rubber stamp signatures 

may only be used on conformed copies. 

OSS_016 

14-8751_0337 
384 


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EXHIBIT 11 

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385 


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lease ledger 

congressman Bobby Rush 

3361 So. King Drive 

Chicago, IL, 60616 

bate DesCription 

Balance Forward 

06/01/12 

06/01/12 

06/01/12 

06/01/12 

07/01/12 Store Base Rent (07/2012) 

07/01/12 CAM Recovery (07/2012) 

07/01/12 RE Tax Recovery (07/2012) 

07/01/12 Insurance Recovery (07/2012) 

08/01/12 Store Base Rent (08/2012) 

08/01/12 CAM Recovery (08/2012) 

08/01/12 RE Tax Recovery (OB/2012) 

08/01/12 Insurance Recovery (08/2012) 

08/07/12 2011 RETax Reconclllation 

09/01/12 Store Base Rent {09/2012) 

09/01/12 CAM Recovery (09/2012) 

09/01/12 RE Tax Recovery (09/2012) 

09/01/12 Insurance Recovery (09/2012} 

10/01/12 Store Base Rent (10/2012) 

10/01/12 CAM Recovery {10/2012) 

10/01/12 RETax Recovery (10/2012) 

10/01{12 Insurance Recovery (10/2012) 

10/05/12 2009 RETax refund 

11{01/12 Store Base Rent (11/2012) 

11/01/12 CAM Recovery {11/2012) 

11/01/12 RE Tax Recovery (11/2012) 

11/01/12 Insurance Re<:Ovel)' (11/2012) 

12/01/12 Store Base Rent (12/2012) 

12/01/12 CAM Recovery (12/2012) 

12/01/12 RE Tax Recovery (12/2012) 

12/01/12 Insurance Recovery (12/2012) 

12/21/12 wto 2012 charges 

12/21/12 wto 2012 charges 

12/21/12 wjo 2012 charges 

12/21/12 w/o 2012 charges 

12/21/12 w{o 2012 charges 

·--""-·~-----····· 

Unit 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

coso 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

Lease Information 

Date 11/01/2013 

Lease Id secoOl 

Property cm1798 

Page 1 

location LAKE MEADOWS SHOPPING CTR 

Assigned Spaee{s) C060 

Customer 

ICSCode 

lease Type Office Net 

Sales category Retail Services 

Lease Term from 11/10/1989 To 

lease Area 1,506 (Net Rentable) 

Monthly Rent 627.00 

Office Phone (225)344-4 

Fax No 

E-Mail 

Charges Payments Balance 

9,556.8 

627.00 10,18 . 0 

500.00 10 3.80 

600.00 ,283.80 

19.00 11,302.80 

627.00 11,929.80 

500.00 12,429.80 

600.00 13,029.80 

19.00 13,048.80 

627.00 13,675.80 

500.00 14,175.80 

600,00 14,775.80 

19,00 14,794.80 

(1,435.20) 13,359.60 

627.00 13,986.60 

500.00 14,486.60 

600.00 15,086.60 

19.00 15,105.60 

627.00 15,732.60 

500,00 16,232.60 

600.00 16,832.60 

19.00 16,851.60 

(1,383.01) 15,468.59 

627.00 16,095.59 

500.00 16,595.59 

600.00 17,195.59 

19.00 17,214.59 

627.00 17,841.59 

500.00 18,341.59 

600.00 18,941.59 

19.00 18,960.59 

(6,000.00) 12,960.59 

(836.25) 12,124.34 

(228.00) 11,896.3<1 

9.45 11,905.79 

(7,200.00) 4,705.79 

14-8751 0339 -
386 


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Congressman Bobby Rush 

3361 so. King Drive 

Chicago 1 IL, 60616 

D•te Description 

12/21/12 w/o 2012 charges 

12/21/12 w/o 2012 charges 

01/01!13 Store Base Rent {01/2013) 

01/01/13 CAM Recovery (01/2013) 

01/01/13 RE Tax Recovery (01/2013) 

01/01/13 Insurance Recovery (01/2013) 

02/01/13 Store Base Rent (02/2013) 

02/01/13 CAM Recovery {02/2013) 

02/01/13 RE Tax Reeovery {02/2013) 

02/01/13 Insurance Recovery {02!2013) 

03/01/13 Store Base Rent (03/2013) 

03/01/13 CAM Recovery (03/2013) 

03/01/13 RE Tax Recovery (03/2013) 

03/01/13 Insuranre Recovery (03/2013) 

03/12/13 2012 CAM Recond!iation 

03/12/13 2012 Insurance Recondl!ation 

04/01/13 Store Base Rent (04/2013) 

04/01/13 CAM Recovery (04/2013) 

04/01/13 RE Tax Recovery (04/2013) 

04/01/13 Insurance Rewvery (04/2013) 

05/01/13 Store Base Rent {OS/2013) 

05/01/13 CAM Recovery (05/2013) 

05/01/13 RE Tax Recovery (05/2013) 

05/01/13 Insurance Recovery (05/2013) 

06/01/13 Store Base Rent (06/2013) 

06/01/13 CAM Recovety (06/2013) 

06/01/13 RE Tax Recovery {06/2013) 

06/01/13 Insurance Re<::overy (06/2013) 

07/01/13 Store Base Rent (07/2013) 

07/01/13 CAM Recovery (07/2013) 

07/01/!3 RE Tax Recovery (07/2013) 

07/01/13 Insurance Recovery {07/2013) 

OS/01/13 2012 RETax Recondliation 

08/01/13 Store Base Rent (08/2013) 

08/01/13 CAM Recovery (08/2013) 

08/01/13 RE Tax Recovery (08/2013) 

08/01/13 Insurance Recovery (08/2013) 

-~-~Rent(69/2013) 

Unit 

C060 

({160 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

lease Information 

Date 

leaseid 

Property 

11/01/2013 

se<:o01 

cm1798 

Page 2 

Location lAKE MEADOWS SHOPPING CTR 

Assigned Spa<:e(s) C060 

Customer 

ICSCode 

Lease Type Office Net 

Sales category RetaU Services 

lease Term ., ... 11/10/1989 To 

Lease Area 1,506 (Net Rentable) 

Monthly Rent 627.00 

Office Phone (225)344·4 

Fax No 

E-Mail 

Cha,... Payments Balance 

2,818.21 7,524.00 

(7,524.00) 0.00 

627.00 627.00 

500.00 1,127.00 

600.00 1,727.00 

19.00 1,746.00 

627.00 '2,373.00 

500.00 2,873.00 

600.00 3,473.00 

19.00 3,492.00 

627,00 4,119.00 

500.00 '1,619.00 

600.00 5,219.00 

19.00 5,238.00 

60S.33 5,843.33 

(18.36) 5,824.97 

627.00 6,451.97 

500.00 6,951.97 

600;00 7,551.97 

19.00 7,570.97 

627.00 8,197.97 

500.00 8,697.97 

600.00 9,297.97 

19.00 9,316.97 

627.00 9,943.97 

500.00 10,443.97 

600.00 U,G43.97 

19.00 11,062.97 

627.00 11,689.97 

500.00 12,189.97 

600.00 12,789.97 

19.00 12,808.97 

(807.17) 12,001.80 

627.00 12,628.80 

500.00 13,128.80 

600.00 13,728.80 

19.00 13,747.80 

f,?7(l(l 

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EXHIBIT 12 

14-8751_0341 
388 


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From: 

Sent: 

To: 

Subject: 

You have 1t 

~c.tu. 

Senior Vice Pre"Sldli!m 

Draper and Kfi<lmN, mcorpcrali:Kl 

33 w Mtmroo St. Suite l SQO 

C1Hcago, !!.. M603 

312S8(t-

:l12 795.2728 {fa;>~.} 

Cohen, Lawrence 

Monday, December 07, 2009 1:52 PM 

Wells, Dee 

RE: YtE Write offs 

should t awatt fwlher dilection to write off Bobbie Rush and'II!II!!IIIIIIIIIIIIAJ8 .. or do! have it?? 

From~ Cohen, Lawrence 

Sent: Monday, December 07, 2009 12:27 PM 

To: Dee 

Subject: YIE Write offs 

Ok! 

l.w""!Cd"' 

Semcr v~ Pffi$!Men1 

Dmper <Hid Kra1ner. im:orpomf€d 

33 W Monr~ Sl, Swte 190!J 

C!'liCaQO. IL $0003 

312580-

3~2 795.2728 iiaxi 

the 

will 

on the lJst is because coliection efforts are stl!! 

off-- but I W'O\Jidn't think we're ready to do 

A!! or most of the balances 

BUT that certainly is subject 

14-8751_0342 
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to different opinions. when an attcmey catis and asKs fm· an "up to H1e rt:Jnute" Aged schedule'' J cap't send them a ''zero 

balance" 

let me know what you think. 

From~ Cohen, lawrence 

Sent: Monday, December 07, 2009 11 :42 AM 

To: Wells, Dee 

Cc: carol 

Subject: 

I would agree on the two below; however. how about !he fo!Jow}ng· 

1""'7 c..t... Senior Vice- President 

Draper and Ktafl'M!r. lt~eorpomoo 

33 W Monroe St Suite 19()0 

Chlc.,go.Jt S!JMS 3125(1\).-

312.795.2728(fBX) 

after looKing at my multiple receivables ! on!y have r.vcr: 

both for Lake Meadows Shopping CenMr 2nd 'v'Vard Democratic Party .. , $20.044.18 

-.and- . $~4, '134. 'l B (which 'Z the o.arance temaining after havmg 

accepted 

a ca:sh settlement in September based on hl:& .abmty to pay and negotiated by our counsel) 

Permission is requested to do those t'NO wrlteoffs .. Other receivables are under being addressed 

From: Cohen, Lawrence 

Sent: December 07, 2009 9:25AM 

To: Dee; 

Cc: Gena; 

Subject: 

please submit to me your recommendation, if any, to write off any uncollectible- balanc-es from any of your 

tenants? 

Thanks. 

14-8751_0343 
390 


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14-8751_0344 
391 


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EXHIBIT 13 

14-87 51_ 0345 
392 


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Cord/(1!/l>, 

\\-db, 

\l<da.gt~r 

14-8751 0346 
393 


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EXHIBIT 14 

14-8751_0347 
394 


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INTERVIEW OF ANGELIQUE CHATMAN 

Present: 

Paul Solis, Investigative Counsel 

Kedric Payne, Deputy Chief Counsel 

Angelique Chatman 

Alan Zenoff 

Transcribed By: 

Julie Thompson 

1 

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1 HR. SOLI.S: ;,Je are ::-_ere ·v.:ith P.nqe.=_ique Chatman. Hs. 

2 ChaLn-_an, could you plea~e slale ycur na.:ne fer 

3 the rero:::-d'? 

4 Jl.NGELIQCE CHF~TivlJI...::-1 (the "l'iltness";: A:_l.geL_que Ch3.tmc_n. 

5 HE. SOLIS: ;,Je 'i'Jlll heg--=--n asklng questlons ahout snne r::t 

6 your wor~ th the 

7 WITNESS: Okay. 

8 HR. SOLIS: ;>H1~-:::: is yuLl r.;csi tl<Xl and -::::l tle ',-;i th tlH:O Beloved 

10 ~HTNESS: J~C.=-nrLstratlve assi.::ta::1t. 

12 administ::::atlve asslstant? 

13 WITNESS: Three and a ~alf years. 

15 ~l1N~SS: Assis-::::ant ma~ager for ~algree::1s. 

16 l1F. SOLIS: :~Jhc.:: c.re :-,rour dutles as adnlnlstratlve 

17 stc1t? 

18 WITNESS: Okay. I take care ot the tinances ot ~he 

19 churc~. I pay the bil.=_s. I make ::he deposi::s. 

20 

21 

,Just anythinq 

C_o, tLc.. t the 

the ~astor needs for me to 

ncec_.s for to do. 

22 pretty oo:ch j11st kln~ cf r11n the show ~nr the 

23 churcL 

24 MK. SOT.TS: So the financial, 3nd does th3t nean th3t 

2 

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1 WIT~ESS: ~~s. 

2 HR. SOLIS: 

3 WIT~ESS: ~es. 

HR. SOLIS: you'::::e the or_e ha:::dl1n9 that? 

5 KIT~ESS: ves. 

6 Hh. SOLIS: Okay. And then mcmey 9o::_ng out? 

7 V>:IT::'-IESS: 

HR. SOLIS: ?i::lyl:l!J .::Jillo, paying -::::dxco, -:::hat's al.:.. ycu'? 

9 WIT~ESS: Well, ~at -:::axes, but pay1ng -:::he b::_lls, rra~1ng 

10 the p~yro.:..l. 

11 l'·1F. SOT,TS: Olny. And s Rc-pro.scntJtlvc Rush, Ccm~-rcssm<Jn 

12 ls he yocr superv13 say Lha _. Yes, I g Jess. 

14 Yeah. 

15 MR. SOLlS: to w~o~ ycu ::::eport? 

16 vnT:·lESS: '::-o him :ind the core group p::::-et-::::y much. 

17 HR. SOLIS: Okay. Are employed -- cr co yo-J work 

18 anywhRre else besides the ~h.1rc2? 

19 WIT~E5S: No. 

20 HR. SOLIS: P~.re you r.-;aid 

21 KIT~ESS: No. 

22 HR. SOLIE1: ;qe spnke h"ith y:>ur rr_o~~ler, spcJ.:e h'lth Patrlc:::_a. 

23 

24 HF .. SOLIS: She' e nice, very ~1ce. 

25 WIT~ESS: ~~s. Thar_~ ycu. 

3 

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1 HE. SOLIS: _i;nd ga~·e us a lol of helpful l.:-1fcrma_lon. When 

2 askeG her j_f 

3 .'"-:i1id she i1.Ssumer;_ you ·v1ere. :-;he Si1id she r;.=_dn' t 

4 know for rert~1n, h11t she said ~he didn't think 

5 yo~ would do i~ tor nothi So, yet: do 

6 she wnuld th1rk tha~? no yo~ know 

7 >;·:hv she l'<'o-..::.ld say that to c.::..s; that sl:e assumed 

9 VHTNESS: - d.cr1 1 t lc~ow. 

10 HR. SOLIS: Olcy. 

11 WITNESS: = dcn't k~ow wh·- she W011ld sny t~nt. 

12 HR. SOLIS: OkC~Y· ~ave :'{O"J eYer been paid by the ·:'hurct_; 

13 WITNESS: Nu. 

14 HR. SOLIS: Ot~y. So fer tLc lo.s-: th:::::ee cud :;:. holf yeor.s 

15 y~YJ have received ~-O fcrr-_ of compensation from 

16 the church i 

17 WT~N~SS: No. 

18 t-'IF. P.U,YI\R: Nc cush puymcnt::,? 

19 WITNESS: Nu. 

20 HE. PAYKE: Ycu have not receiveC. anv cash payments? 

21 WITNESS: No, 110. 

22 HR. SOLIS: ~ifcc? 

23 W11'N~SS: No. 

24 Hr,. SOLIS: Bcnus? 

25 VHTNESS: Nc If 1.o1e mc~de more mc·ney, nayt:e \oJe could. 

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1 HF. SOLIS: T~J.c..-:::: ~rinqs ..1p actual.:..v anothe.:: cueation I r_ad. 

3 1i'iiTNESS: Hm-~--nnr. .. 

4 HR. SOLIS: -- w~l:it lS t.:1at? l'lhere does t::--_at co:ne from? 

5 

6 

'ii'JT'T'NR.SS: !Nell, 

tithes and o~ferings. Anc 

wce:k, und \oJC get 

have a yearly 

7 ~undraiser, and that's where a majori-::::y of our 

8 ~inanceo cu=ne frun. 

9 HR. SOLIS: _Ci~J.d ·.vhat is at the end of -::::~12 year that 

10 typlc~lly l~ok like wit.:1 nl.:.. ~he cffcrlng~ nnd 

11 the tuncirnise::, thnt tul_ revenue st::ea::J., W:J.F~t 

12 6oes that ki~d of look l~ke before exrendit..1re3 

13 go oul for LaxeB a_d b~l.:..s? De ycu have an 

14 esllm3.1_e o[ Lhal? 

15 Wl~N1~S: _ don't. l'm sorry l could have got that 

16 inf~rmntio~. I didn't knnw 

17 HR. SOT ITs: 

19 HR. SOLIS: 's -~-=-ue::. 

20 WITNESS: Okay. 

21 we can even fu.:..lu•s up lc.ter l'iltlL 

22 somethlng like that. 

23 \o'Jl'l'N1L3S: St:.rc. 

24 HK. SOT,TS: ~·!e JT3t warted tc get a general pl cture of lr- nd 

25 of what the church's bu6qet locks l~ke. Do yoJ 

5 

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1 bu·Jqe _ Lumbe.:...-s ~auld share ~llh u2 

uff Lhe Lo0 of Ileac_? 

3 WITNESS: No= ~eally. No, I can't. 

MR. SOLIS: Okay. nnd you mentioned of~erings at the -- at 

5 Sunday --

6 WTTN~SS: Yes. 

t1E. SOLIS: -- ser,;lces. 

\'GTNESS: Hm-hnur. 

9 t-1k. SULlS: And t:r_en a yearly fundrc..=_ser. \II) hat about 

10 donntions to the church? 

11 WTTN~SS: Yes. We get donnt ons olso. 

12 you usuc I y Jet donat- trom? 

13 lnTNESS: I jc.r:_' t kno'il of any·:-·ne' s r.::_;rht cff the top of my 

14 ~ead. I don'L kco~ of 3ny people Lh3L have ~ace 

15 donations ~lg~= off t~e top of my head. 

16 

17 

18 

mi1k::-:. ~ny rloni1t::_or_.s the; c:hurc:h? 

\'GTNESS: He~ payc:: his tithes ami ottc::::-::_ng.s on S1mciily:-o. 

he 

19 t1E. SOLIS: Okay. \'Jhat about from h.=_s campaign .::o:nmittee 

21 WITNESS: Oh, yes. ~here have been some --

2 2 t-1E. SOLIS: There have he en! 

23 \HTNE3S: -- f:::om C:i-_lzen.s fo:::: Rush. ':'e.s. H_"'l-h:mr. 

24 t-1T . .SOT,TS: Okay. Tactually ha,re c c;ocum.-:-nt th3t 

25 crEatej, anj so to give ~uy~ a _ook at it. 

6 

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7 

1 IL's a charl and spreadshee_ 8[ donallons Lh~L 

2 \AJR' ·vp SRRn =:rem_ pu:olic_:_y rtv:'lilrthle informrttio::1 

3 that Citize::1s for Rus~ has ~ade to the chu~c~, I 

5 lust takinq a look at that -~1formation, ycu 

6 knC\"1 1 does Lha_ does Lha_ help you recall any 

9 :~JITN~SS: v.;::-::11, I 10·a.s ~1::-::ro C_uring t_h::; ti~::; --lot's .<we:. 

10 So I sta~ted -- yeah. So I guess the ones ic 

11 2Cll on fcrwa~d. 

12 ~R. 30LIS: Okay. 

14 LikirliJ i:l look at of lii1C 

15 items fro~ ~011 on forward, do yo:1 rc::ca_:_l 

16 anyth~nq about t~ose specif~c docations? 

17 ';1\IITN~S.<::.: The thi::1:;r is that = honestly con' t rer-.. em.ot:or each 

18 dunct~on beirH: ntdde ~o -- Lecetu~e it's so lOLCJ 

19 

21 :1R. PlYYNE: Do yo-.1 rr:ca_:_l donations br:ing made:? Y011 

22 don't reca_l specitic donat~ons. 

23 ';1\IITN~SS: Speci±ic, yes. 

24 :VIP.. P~i;.,YNE: Do yo-J reca_:_l a~1y general dc·natic·Ls? 

25 ~ITN~SS: Yes. 

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8 

1 HR. PAYNE: Ckc-~Y· Jl.nd IN:r_al do .JlCJu recall aboul _hose? 

2 you nec.n by r:eca.l.=... a.L'uut 

3 de yoL remerber 

5 WT~NRSS: ~i T ~sk fer the~? 

6 t1R. PAYNE: 'vJm- hmm. 

7 ~ITNESS: Nc·, no. 

HR. PAYNE: IIc·vY did ycu learn how C_o yo-_ tyr;icolly _eo.r:n 

9 the donatlons are to be nade by ::_-"le campalgn tc 

10 the o::hnr~h '? 

11 WT~NRSS: When T get the check. 

12 HR. FAYNE: P~.nd '.v.to del::_yers the c_-"leck t:J you? 

13 WITNESS: I get t.te check ~rem Congressman Rush. 

14 t.m. PAYNE: 

15 t-1.k. SULlO: And '.v.tat dc,es he say ::o you ;;,;rhen he dellvers the 

16 che~k? 

17 ~ITNESS: ~eposit lt. 

19 

20 ~nTNESS: IL's --I dcr1'l kcc,•. T::-1e_y're SC) long d·;]O. I, 

21 ~~one.stly -- I Jor~' t kno·d if i:: 'dO.C Drought up ln 

22 a core g~cup or cot. :•n assu~ing that it 

2 3 proha:ol y 

24 l·1R . .SOLI.S: Ckc~y. Jl.re yc·u a merL"")er c± the cc·re gr·')Up? 

25 ~nTNESS: I am. 

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9 

1 MR. SO~IS: Okay. 

2 ~n'INEGS: 1'-'Im-h_uw. 

3 t1.k. SO-'lS: :.n a:J.y <)f the core grcup :nee::lngs, do ycu 

4 remerr.her a :innatin~1 f::::-nm C:itlzens f,--;r _-\.nsh heL19 

5 dis~u:;scd at t:hc .::ore grou~o mcctL1gs? 

6 ~n'TNF,SS: Fen· l DO percent T can't .s3y yes no. T--i--=: 

7 probably was. 

8 t1R. SO~ IS: Okay. 

9 KI'INESS: ~eah. 

10 t-11-\. S(LlS: Sn:nethLJ.g like thls, generally :ir:naticns, c lt 

11 dis~u:;scd at grcup mcc:tings? 

12 WT'TN~SS: We usually give a repcr~, especia· ly ~rc~ our 

13 dnnlversary. We klnd o~ glve a rJnnlng repcrl 

14 of ho'd the -- ad Lock. So 

15 ads a:::-e coming ln, and the rr.oney that's corr.lng 

17 HR. SO~IS: Oki1y di.sc-:usc::ing the 

19 coming ln, is _t a cte~l8_cn made b the 

21 knew, ::c get into ti:.scusslons wi::~ the dcnor? 

22 ~11N~SS: Well, there's :J.ever heen ~ t:.me where the core 

2 3 g-rcnp wcn=..dn' t: acc-:cpt 

2 4 t1R. SO~ IS: F.qht. 

25 KI'INESS: -- a dcnat~cn where we woulci decide to no:: 

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10 

1 accepl_ a dunallo_1. Su, yeah. I Lhlnk _L' s 

2 collc2t·vc group, ~ut I do~'t ever -cmc~8cr ~s 

4 MR. SCL:S: Okay. What abo~t donations besides those made 

5 by Citizens for Ru::3h? Do you recall any 

6 specific dunallo~s slr1ce you'v8 bee~ an 

7 adminis~ra~ivc assistant? 

huve, like - 3Z:.id, uc_ ud bock3. So 

3rc -- let's sec. W~a's ic t~c I'm 

8 

9 

10 Trf-lte Sox, the \~1h'te Sox, 

11 ~~ey qe~ an ad --

13 WITN3SS: -- eve=y ye~r. 

14 HR. ~::;cL:;;: Imd do t.hc Tti)~-_itC"C ~:::ox make a_ c:lon2.tion t.a t . .J.c 

16 lti/ITN3SS: li';ell, it's-- they :;nJrct_ase an aC_ ir:_ -::he ad 

17 boo!'. 

18 MR. SCL:S: Okccy. 

19 WITN3SS: So I do~'t know ~ow ~hey -- I thir:.k i-::'s 

20 considered a donaticn for then. 

21 MR. SCL:S: Sc yo:1 ccnsidc= that a donat_on? O~ay. 

2 2 lti/ITN3SS: Yeah. 

23 MR. PAYNE: The -- the ad nook, lS t~at ~art o~ the a~n~a24 £-Jndraiser 

25 WITN~SS: Yes. 

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1 HR. FF~YNE: -- or v.,as LhaL somelhlng c::.eparale? ThaL 's Lhe 

3 ~'iiTNESS: :'es. E:m-hrrm. 

5 or fr0m org-:mi ?.ot on::, businesses. 

6 WITNESS: ~hey're rrostly fro~ bus1nesses 

7 HR. FF~YNE: :vim- hmrn. 

~~iiTNESS: -- aul orgnnizntions, yeah, a~d they're 

9 advertising 1~ the book. 

10 MH. ~AYN1: Okny. 

11 HR. SOLIS: l1.nd 1n that ::':orm of -- of T.JSt a cash donc.tio~l., 

12 a c~eck pr~sec~ed to yo_ like -- like Citizens 

13 ~or R_s~ has do~e ln Lhe p~sl, does any clher 

14 gro~p or crgac1zc.tion do that~ They J~St cut 

15 you a c~eck to give to the church withcut an ad'3 

16 ~'iiTNE.3S: = bel1eve there ~2.ve been sor..e ched::s cmts1de o::: 

17 u::-:.nl',n::rsury fun:irill."icr. Ycuh. 

18 r-m. SQT,TS: CJk:Jy. Do yo kno·"' for wha-::- organi ons tho.3e 

19 origi::-:.ated? 

20 ~'iiTNEGS: No, co. I can' L ~-emerrtber rlg~L o[i L::-1e Lor· oi 

21 my Ledd. 

22 111-\. SOLl:-1: Okuy. 

23 l-1R. FAYNE: I just \\'ilnt to up ~ lit~~c bit. Eow :m~ny 

24 

25 

cay:::. a ~u work at the churc~? 

WITNESS: _ ~ Lhe~e days a 

11 

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12 

3 I~IT'TNESS: T,et 's T s-cr- CJt 9:0C usuclly, And T leave 

o:oout moybe 3: 30 

5 HR. PAYl'TE: Otc:..y. 

6 L~IITHESS: Monday thro~q~ ~r~day. Satu~~ays ar~ -- it 

7 varlcs. I-: de:pcnds on i'-lhct' s gcing on. It's 

9 Sunday for morning worst'p scr,,i 

10 HR. P_A..YNE: Oks.y. 

11 'VITITNESS: ]l._nd th3t's 10:4.'J. 'i!Je usually leave about ~:3(1. 

12 HE. P_A.YNE: Ok::;.y. Jmd you guy~ are 12 mo~~tL.:s o yei:ir? 

13 \~il'l'N~SS: 'fes. ~1m-hmm. 

15 f1nonciill Jctivit1es of ~te chJr8h other ttor 

16 you? 

17 WITNESS: N~. Up unlll ~uce of lasL year, we alsc l1ad a 

19 also. 

20 HR. PI',YNE: 1\.nd you mc::n-:-.icLc:d t.~1at. yo11 a.r1:: ::::·c:~;pcn:-;ib_:_e; foi 

21 the poyrol_:_? 

22 WITNESS: Yes. 

23 HR. PAYNE: ~·~ho are the -:Jeop.:..e on payroll? 

24 L~IITNESS: Je=f Ru3h, James TeagJe, Moses Eall, and H.=_chael 

25 Turner. 

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13 

1 HE. PP~YNE: ~iC'..ll riqt.-:::. Jl.nc let's lust run thro-Jqh -::hose and 

3 :?.ush, H~13.t is he p::1id for? 

WIT~ESS: He lE the c~urch Etewa~d. So he does a~l the 

6 events. 1'-.nd t_e kir:.d ·.)t JUSt ma~-:.ages -::he 

7 bulldlw:J. 

HR. Pl\.YNE: Ja:neo Teague'? 

WIT~ESS: He lS our c1rector anc_ minister of rrus1c. 

H~ll'i 

9 

10 

11 WT~~~SS: He 1s our orgon-8t. 

12 MR. PAYNR: ~12hael T~rner? 

13 VnT:'-IE.SS: :s 

14 HF.. FAYNE: .;:!,.nd P~'lor Lhe sec..::_'eLary lea,_,_ng, was she 

15 p~id'! 

16 WIT~ESS: ~es, s~e was. 

18 WIT~ESS: ~,hnr:.le May Rc~~nsc~. 

19 HE. SOLIS: DlrJ }'Ou ever cLiSCJSS ge_Llng pa_\.-: 'Nl_h --by--

2 0 Ly the ·-..:hur:::..:h! 

21 KIT~ESS: No. 

22 HR. SOLIE1: Nn? 

23 v•;l'l'_\JJ:o..:~S: No. 

24 HE. SOLIS: :'Jhen yoL t·')Ck tr_e role on, you knev,;- 1t was qolll.g 

25 to ~e a ncn-paid posit~0n? 

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1 WIT~ESS: Yes. 

2 HE. SOLI.S: _A..nd hCJ>,,, dld you Lr:_ow ~::-HL; 

3 WIT~ESS: Well, I wns brought on ~o j~st hc~p the church, 

5 

6 

the point -- nt t~nt point in ~~me 

that the r.:--_ur~h v,u--;u_d no- pnyLl.g me. 

HR. SOLI.S: Is anyone e_se c~t -:he church 'HC·rking as much as 

7 y0J -- yuu /_IlJw, _you're ~her;::: I~-om 9:Ut~; Lo :3: 

seven days c. v,,eek. Is any:oody else 'dorkL1g ~ha~ 

9 ma~y ~o~~s at the church~ 

10 Wl1~~3H: No o~e wnrks here off~c1nlly, ht1t we co ~ave a 

11 l0t o± ·vol-_nteers that come in _out not much 

12 33 me. 

14 

13 HE. SOLIS: And :you talb~j ct:out ho1,.;r you are respccsib::_e :::0r 

14 paylng ~um8 LLlls 

16 MS. SOLIS: --but not taxes? W~o's respc~s1b::_e for payi~g 

17 t:Jxes? 

18 WTT~~SS: Wo 68n't p~y tJxcs, otter t~~n poyro- l tJxcs. 

19 HE. SOLI.S: Yeah. R_ghl. 

20 WIT~ESS: G~--= other taxes don'-: pav --

21 Hh. SOLIS: Okay. 

22 \H'I:,mss: -- taxes. 

23 HH. SOLl.S: l.s the church responsible for proper~y ti1xes·l 

25 H~. SOLIS: Okay. 

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15 

1 ~n'INESS: A:-d Lhe payro-=._1 Laxe2s are pald Lh.r:tJU<Jh Lhe 

2 payroll company th~-: we -- tLo.t we hove. 

3 t1R. SO~ IS: 8}:c.y. Fegardlng the and payi~g these so~t of 

4 bills and ~-:llltles, what is tha-:? ls tha-: 

5 ele::tric? Is ~:lilt 

6 ~I'INESS: Yeah. 

7 HR. SO~IS: -- wate::::-, anythin·::[ li:ze that? 

8 ~'.'l'lNJ:o..:OO: ies. 

9 MH. SO~lS: Wha-: de you ~ave to pay~ 

10 ~11NJ:o..:SS: J:o..:lcctri~, gns, wntc~. Well, at the tine we' 

12 on, we would pay t~at alsG. I wo~ld pay that. 

13 t-1R. SO~ IS: And 'dt.y are you not paying the r..c·rtgage rigl:t 

15 

16 

~n'INESS: o-.Jr rnor tg~ge conpcmy o.nJ ban·-: :;cctuolly 

over by the FDIC. So right cow mortgJ.gc i3 

17 h nd 0f l n l 1 mbo. So v.Jc' ro rot C''7C'n s·.Jrc w'lo 

18 ~as 

19 MR. SO~IS: Okay. WhEn you're paying -:~e ~lectric, gas, and 

21 pay solely on yoLr Dehalf'? I mea=l, is c:_nybudy 

22 else assist1ng you with that? 

23 WITNESS: No. W~en Johnc1e M3y was here, she wculd assist 

24 with some of those bil~s, but now tha~ sh~'s 

25 q-one, I -jus~ -:)ay tl:em all. 

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16 

1 MR. SO~IS: Do ycu _he Congressman and 

2 s~y ,,;e've ·;;-ot this Dill JY2, who.t do you think 

4 WIT~ESS: No. =pretty muc~ ~ust pay therr. If we have 

5 the money, I pay t~e h1lls --

7 WIT~ESS: -- to keep us from gett~ng in ~rouble w~th, 

8 knO'd --

11 y:=LJ cv::;-r h<Jvc tc t=Jl k to ttc Ccng-re:.s.o:.mun Jbout 

12 that? 

13 WIT~ESS: For b~lls, no. ~eal~y. I ~ean, we get the bil~ 

14 ir1, and if we have the mo=H:~v, I qc a~~eaJ :inc pay 

15 them. He's very b~sy. So l try not to b~rden 

16 him wi=h t~032 types of =~ings. Yen~. 

17 HF .. SO~ IS: Lrirhat types c± tt.Ll.gs wculd ~,rou d1scuss w1 th h1n? 

18 \HT::JESS: P.._:, filr fir_ancial? 

19 HL SO~IS: Right. 

20 WIT~ESS: Honestly, I dcn't reallv discuss =oo much 

21 fi~ancial. As f~r as bill pay1ng and th~Lgs 

22 like that, I don't 1f we ~ave the money when 

23 thr: hlL_, _'ll it. 

24 HE. FJI.YNE: ycu wouldn't need hl~ there. So in a 

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1 

2 

d:) 

WIT~ESS: I'll _el ~lm ~~ow Lhal w~ Cdn'L 

3 HR. FAYl\E: 

Lhls blll --

4 Wl1~~SS: -- 1f 1t's -- lf we dcn't have th~ non~y. 

17 

5 HR. FP.YKE: P~.nd lS that a situatio::1 w.:-_ere he would -::_len g1ve 

6 yo~ a check from tte campaign? 

7 WIT~ESS: No. : woLldr:.'t sav ~ha~ wo~ld be i~. :•n 

8 tryiw; t:J thlrLk. I'm tLylWJ -::::c lc~k Dad: at 

9 s8me of the d::::..tes. Yecu. - re::l.lly -- I ccm't 

10 

11 

12 

July 

mu.si 

_ 'n locl·:L~_g thlS 

one, and we may have needed to pay the 

during ttat time. Rut the other cnes, 

13 with the~ being so fa~ back, is ~ind o~ hard tc 

14 d.lilnq -::::ha-:::: time that 

15 g8t t~~e dcn::ttion::J. I don't kncH. I don't 

16 ~cccll. 

17 HR. SOLIS: P~.nd you nect1oned -::ha-:: i± there's enough ±-ur:.ds 

18 in the ctur~:-:h's :Jccount, you your best 

19 L0 _oay LLe bj_l::_s. 

20 r,nr:,lESS: l!J:n-h:nn .. 

21 HR. SOLIS: ;>H1:::.t :::.t:uut payru-=..1? IIaco there been t.=..me 

22 ·whc:::-c th::-:: churr:h ciici~l.' t hfl'IC cnough ~un::ls tc 

23 cover payroll? 

24 WIT~ESS: Yes. 

25 HE. SOLIS: 

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1 TriJITNESS: ':"her.,e' s been times 'dhe:-:. the r:r.1sicians had to qo, 

2 y:Ju kn:J'"'' a c~uple of 'deeks 'dlL:o-.lt belnq paid -

3 

Mh. SO_jl~-1: Cki1y. 

5 TriJI'INESS: -- 11ntll get enough tcLl.d.s pay t:hc::J.. 

6 MF. SO~IS: I'::n s:=·rry, Ms. Chatrcan. Just co-.lld I ask you 

7 speak up a little b~t? 

1

AJ1 '1N1CS: Uh, 1 'm sorry. 

9 Mh. SO_jlS: Nc problem. No problem. 

10 1AJ1'1N1.'-:S: _ fcrgot l'm --

11 

12 WITNESS: Okay. 

13 MF. SO~IS: has that bee= a tine i= the pas~ s~nce, 

14 you kno•,,,, 2013, 1_!1 Lhc f-•d.SL year or so where 

15 there wasn'~ enoLg~ fLn6s to cover payroll'3 

16 

17 

~11N1.'-:S: _ dcn't t~~n~ 201J. \';ell, you knmo,~ 't~ihilt:, 

I th~n <: t:hc:rc tlmc ln l01~l, ci1rlicr 0~1 

18 in t:hc year --

19 ME. SO~IS: Ckay. 

20 WITNESS: -- ~here ~lghL have-- L_ey had Logo a 

21 coup~e cf weeks withoLt being paid. 

18 

22 MH. SO_jlS: Ckuy. P.nC_ 'dj_ut about Jeffrey _-l.ush'l \>'/hc~l. did he 

23 s=urt wcrking for the cj_urch! 

24 WITNESS: = =hink he started July. I tj_ink lt 

25 beglnnlng of July of 2013. 

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1 MR. SOL=s: Okay. And ~he ma~e L~8 de2lsloc Lo brl~g hlm 

2 

3 WITN~SS: The cere group. 

4 HR. -s: Core <:JToup. 

5 lti/ITN::::ss: \~'~e -- we lost our churct_ cc;.stodiar_ tvic years 

6 ago, and that pLt a burder_ on the c~urch to 

7 re;pla<>' Lim. S:; we l1ad yo:1c -i ':ILolc yc:nr 

8 withcut someone there -o ~eep the cturch cleon 

9 a~d ta do all cf t~c ~1tics. 

10 get someone. 

11 MR. SOL:S: And ~ow --

12 WITN::::SS: Ended L~ --

13 Hf .. :::;c·L:s: Oh, I'm sorry. 

14 WITN::::SS: I'm scrry. That's okay. Gc ahead. 

16 group os for os his no::-1e being flooted oe ;:-, 

17 potential cand~date for t~e positior_? 

18 ltiliT:t-n:ss: I bel.:..e :re tho.-=. "'Jc.s 'Jr·eoe~lted Ly Pc.stc-.r ~Lsh. 

19 M~. SOL:S: Okay. 

20 lti/ITN::::ss: Yec.h. Thc.t he "'Jc.s available a-:. tLat tiHLe. 

19 

21 r-1 ~-. S: t\nd whc- th3t dccis1or W3S made, was 1t a V8tc 

22 by the core qrc~p? Evervbody decided? 

23 WITN~SS: Yes. 

24 MR. SOL=S: Okay. 

25 WITN~SS: Ye6. 

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1 Hh. S 8L= S: 1=o1-v >o~as the decision :nade t_ow to pay Jeffrey? 

2 

3 

n core group ~ecision elsa. 

HR .. SCT.-S: .So hi.3 rute ot PJ'/ decided by the -- the 

CJ ~oup 

5 WI~NESS: Yes. To cont~nue on paying ~im as Lamone, who 

6 was au~ custodia~ before hi~, the ore that 

7 

9 sane the previa11S perso~ in t~at pasitian? 

10 L~n~NESS: Yes. T.1st --it's a little :nore, but it's 

11 alnos~ ~he sa:ne. 

12 HR. SGL=s: Whal ls Lhal rale of pay? 

13 ~l~N~SS: ~ix huncred every two weeks. 

14 H.k. :::; c..:;L_ s: And hO"h' ma~1y hcYJr s is Jeffrey at the church 

15 work1ng a week? 

16 T~nr-.NF.S.S: :n.gc'n, that v::Jrle.s. He'.s there e::orlier tha·l T 

17 am. So he gets there before 9:00. Someti:nes he 

18 might leet·ve Lefure me. Sometime~ l1e =nigLt leave 

20 hR's 

21 He's ~~ere on Su~dnys before we come in for 

22 serv2ce. So it's kine of ~ard to ho>o.r ::nany 

23 hours ~e's actual~y t~ere. 

24 Mh. S8L=s: Okav. Does he work every day? 

25 L~n~NESS: Eo, no. Not eve~y day. 

20 

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1 

2 

ME. SOLIS: Ho1~' many a woulG say he vwrks !' 

KITNESS: I W0L~G 

3 a week. Well, no. Let's say. ~et's say four 

tn SlX u wc:::ck. 

5 HF. SOT,T.S: Ok:Jy. Co1c:;ress11an Ht:s'l's rcle with the ~:-hu----ch. 

6 You know, you mentio~ed that he's the pastor. 

7 WITNESS: Yes. 

ME. SOLlS: What official title does he have w1th the 

10 ~l'rN~H~: He W~tlld the pc:stor. 

11 HF. SOT,T.S: Ok:Jy. Ts te preslder-=:? Ts he-- does he 

12 an:y ac.·=llti .. nal titles? 

13 WITNESS: Well, on our a~nua~ reporl, we have hlm do~n as 

14 Lhe presldenl, bul I Uunk he jL~SL goes Lhe 

15 pc..:otcr:. Hm-lnun. 

to f; out about on rr3 .r:- rg. we've 

t,-:lkcc: y,-,n kno·~·', h1r-=--ng _Tc:':: frc \•;c•vc 

t,:dkec_ vcu kncn'•'• sc::ne of -=.:l.e c~ec isions 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 Lhey make. TILL 1'\/hen a Geclslon _1_.':::' made Lhe 

21 cl1urch di1<1 -::::h<::: c~r e g::::_ <J.lf-l, does Repr esen td ti ve 

22 ~~~ prc~~dcnt, dncs h~ hnvc 

23 the final on the dec~sion of the cere group? 

24 ~n'T'N~.SS: Nn, ro. 

25 MR. SOLIS: Nc·? 

1 •;.~c:..nt 

21 

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1 \'iiiTNESS: W'2 Lc-~>.e a vcle, and li we d'-'n' L aqree, lel 

2 h1_m kn:J·~,. 

3 HR. SOLIS: Oh, really. Yeah. 

WITNESS: Nicely. 

6 actual vote --

7 WITNESS: ~es. 

Mh. SOLlS: -- -::~12-t's made? 

10 HE. SOLI::l: Hm'.1 m:~_ny m~rr.hers the core grnup? 

11 WITNESS: -believe -=~ere'3 lJ. Yeah. I believe there's 

12 10. 

13 

14 

HR. SOLIS: 

15 WITNESS: Ot~y. 

16 HH. SCJLL:3: 

And INt: as Palrj_cj_a a~d ~ed Lo 

the cc ,.e qr:oup 

b·Jt --

17 WITNESS: ~~~t didn'~ go well, did it? 

18 HE. SOLIS: I t.hlnk yen mlght be bc~t pcr~o~ to ~~k. 

19 WITNESS: Okay. 

20 HE. SOLIS: Beca-_lse -::~'1ey we:::'e::-_'t q·Jite eure of eve::'ybody. 

21 2o if ycu co~ld JUS-:: name of~ t~e people ln the 

22 core -;rrcup. 

23 WITNESS: :t's hard getting everyo~e there lll o~e meetlcg. 

24 HR. SOLIS: Ckc.y. 

25 \'iii'INESS: -- ckay. myself, Patric='ia. 

22 

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23 

1 HE. SO~ IS: }\~l.d Patr.=_cia _s your not her? 

2 WITNESS: ~es. 

3 MR. SO~IS: Ckay. 

5 Geralc1ne Loring, Latanya Shannon, John I~esto~. 

6 t-1F. SQ-,TS: Preston? 

7 lnTNESS: P::esto~l.. I1m-hmrr .. Hay Turner and let's sec, 

Pc:..:.;t,_;r Rush, Ccnulyn Rue:;h, a::c.l I believe that 

9 -- LC, Julia I1i tchem a::c.l Larru Hi --::::chem. 

10 t-11-Z. SO-'lS: All rig~~-t. Do yo·.:. k~~_m·J 1:::': C:on.grr:s.smc:n 1\n.sh i:o 

11 paid by the c~urch? 

12 WTTN~SS: No. 

13 HR. SO~IS: No? 

14 lnTNESS: He L:::.1:1·:_;s tlut ur.· a lot. 

16 ~l'l'N~HS: Hr: tr:lls the cong::r:qntion. He tr:lls r:vr:::yhody. 

17 MR. SO~IS: I was j~st go~~g to ask. When does he tel_ 

18 people that? i'r·wn does he tell 

19 lnTNE:SS: = .:nean, he f1.nc.s c. '"-'dY Lo ,,.,ark _L 1.nLo 

20 the 

21 Lhurch are ger~er::1lly ::11tare of: 

22 \H'l'N~HS: 

2 3 MR. SO~ IS: CJ,ay. 

2 4 \";ITNESS: 1.-rm- _lmn. 

25 _yOU a~ou~ Lhal 

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1 sln2e ycL slarle6 

2 WI~NESS: Oh, yes. 

3 HR. SOT,TS: --as adnlnlst·~a-lve assl.stant? 

5 MR. SOLIS: Okay. I should have ·:overed this lcng befGre. 

6 D __ are ycu relaled La Reoreaenlal_ve ~ush? 

7 

8 

9 

WI~NESS: Yes, yes. 

rvlK. IS: Okuy. 

lNl' 'N~SS: 1":_-:t-h:nm. 

10 

11 

12 

HR. SOLIS: ~<>,.nd in .,,.,hs.t man~1er are you related -::o him? 

WI~NESS: ~y father _s his brothe~. 

H:F. ~OLIS: Okay. you are hls n_ece? 

13 lll}l'_'N~SS: .-J..:..s niece, yes. 

15 ~~c Cong~cssrn~n's w.:..fc? 

16 WT~NRSS: Yes. 

17 MR. SOLIS: Okav. Is she oa_d al a~l by Lhe c~urch? 

18 ltili':::'NESS: No, no. 

19 ME. SOLIS: The Be::_oved Ccnunu:1ity Family Se::::·vice.::: 

20 Crganizatio~. 

21 li'!I''N~.S~~.: 

22 HR. SOLIS: Do v::m knO'/J ·what that is? 

23 WI':::'NESS: Yes. 

24 M~. SOLIS: What is ~~at c~ga~izatio_. 

25 llili':::'NESS: I~'s a nol for p~ofj_l_ c~ga_i::::al _ _ion, and Lhey 

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1 help merrl:Je::::-s ·of the c·orrmu~1itv ~.o1i-=~1 dif:=erent 

2 oocr_v::_ccs. T~1ey hnve After.sc~~ool H:::~.tter.s pr_oqrccn 

3 there, whe::::e there are, you know, 50 to s:l 

5 

6 

chlld::::e~ t~at ccme -=~ere a couple of tl~eE a 

week 3nd d~r1ng the year. <;nd the:-/' re 

there every the s~nrrer. And t~ey 

7 help ad-_11 ts •.vi -=~"1 cocputer services a~~d, you 

knew, teact.L19 them corr_puters a::-:.d thiw::rs like 

9 that. 'lhey do a _o-: in -:~1e corrmu~1ity. 

10 

11 

Mh. SOLl:-1: Lo work a- c:_ll 

Fami_y Services Orga~iza~lon? 

12 WITNESS: No. 

13 

14 

HE. SOLIS: Ckc-~y. Do 

\'iiiTNESS: '::'Le -- the J.ir.ectur_ 

o~ vol::nt2cr at all with the 

dots work Lhere? 

15 there :::~.r.e oL1er. ~:__:.eor;le the--e; C-._:_-: I do~1't kncnv 

16 their tit_es. Do yo-.1 j-._:_st want -:~1eir _lames? 

17 HR. SOT,TS: Yo::::h. Any-oody yo-:. can think o-" off tho top of 

18 

19 

your head who riJht there. 

WITNESS: Okay. Cyc_~la -- a goBh. Whal ls ~er lasl 

20 name? I'rr so~ry. I'm dra~l~g a bla_k on her 

21 last name. 

23 WITNESS: Calvin Hoarde and Hlchael. h:1d I'm -- I 'rn 

24 c.raieJ::_ng c~ Dlan_-<: =,n hls last ~-:_arr_e also 

25 l1R. SOLIS: Ckc.v. 

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1 WITNESS: 0~, the~e•s Lahesha. I can'~ -- okay. I'm 

2 ,;~r.TV. I ;:,lnn:.lJ. know tlH:Oli. ldcot 

3 HH. SO_jlS: No, ~10, nc. _'hut's qlnt:.:; ull :::-ight. 

~11N~2S: 1 sec them every day. 

5 HR. so-,TS: l'hJ-=:'s quite Jll r'g-~t. And f y::m sec them 

6 day, yo~ know, what --what relations~ip 

7 ~..-:oes Lhe c::-_urch have Lc Lhe lamll~/ Str,;lces 

O:rgauizatlOIL'? 

9 WITNESS: T~ey actually have a space in the same b~~ldlng 

10 ·~;ell, we' snp~oos::cd tn hr: rcntlWJ them 

11 0 c::puc.:;, h-.~-:-. they huv::cn't hecn uhl::c to puy rent. 

12 we're- st pr1viding them v-1ith 3 .e:-.pac~e. 

13 ME. SO~IS: Ho,,,, _hal organ_Ldllon slarled~ 

14 TtJITNESS: I Jur~'t know. =t ,,,a~ started Defore 

15 HR. SO~ IS: Ol:::l.y. Do ycu l-:nc1;-: --

16 TtJITNEf:S: -- I 

17 HR. SO~IS: 00 yen knci"' it Ccngresco:nn::--_ ~ush cr his ±nmlly 

18 hilrr anyt~l~g to do wlth stilrt~nq that 

19 organl~al~on'? 

20 WITNESS; Yt~h. I don' L lno~. I'm sorry. 

21 HR. SO~IS: Ok::J.y. Do ycu knc1;-: C::::.rolyn Rush, ::=cr~g:ressman 

22 Rus~'s Wlfe, if she has any sort of work~ng 

23 capaci~y Wl~h ~~~t organ~zation? 

24 TriTTN~SS: T she is the- bnarcl. 

25 HE. SO~IS: Okay. And v.;hat do you know Jf her ',wrk on the 

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1 Daa~d? What is her resoons~b~lities on t~e 

3 ~11~~SS: _ dcn't know. _ know thnt they .1sed to hnv~ 

4 s~~11rdnys right b~fore t~c cere 

5 grc11p wc11_d mc~t. Se sh~ wc11_d be t~cr~ ~or t~~ 

6 meet::_r:.g.s t.t2.t -=.hey wcu_c_ have. 

7 t-m. SOLIS: Ckc..v. 

8 ~11~~SS: -·~assuming _t was once c.. month, but l'm ~ot 

9 sure. 

10 Hk. SOLlS: puid hy 

11 the F~~1ly Sc~v1~c~ Org~nlznt::_en? 

12 ~IT~ESS: = dcn't th::_nk she was, but I c_on't know. 

13 t-m. SOLIS: Beloved :c~munit·r Fam~ly V'iellnes.:; Cent2L·. 

14 \HT~E.SS: J:vim-::-wHL. 

15 Hk. SOLlS: Ycu've heard of that~ 

17 

18 

HR. SOLIS: 

20 ser ,_ce.:::, 

21 Hi-<. SOLlS: 

de ''en kne10 ~bent thut orgnnizut:ion? 

t's a cc~munity ki~d of a 

22 ~11~~SS: '-'~c only pcrscn that 1 know by name t~ct works 

23 thc~c is M~rgic ~chnson, and she is the 

24 director. 

27 

25 HF. SOLIS: c..boul Kacy Rush? De you know who Ka2y RJsh 

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1 is? 

2 Hm-lmm. 

3 MR. SO~IS: ~~o is that? 

4 ,•Jl'l'_\Jl.:~-:s: '_'hc:t lEO l:-'i1stnr h.1sh's f'~ir.lghter. 

5 

6 

HR .. so-,Ts: Ok:Jy. no yot: krc:~t.· f .she does a1y 

Wellness Center? 

for 

7 )'JIT~JESS: \~Jell, I be=.__ievc::: .:::::Le's on Lhe Uoa~-d. I jL-.sL 

8 fo~~d out ~ecently, mayne a coup=._e o~ months 

9 ::i:JU, that she' co un the ::Jonrc.L I don't 

10 hnw long she's been en the horrrG. 

11 HR .. so-,TS: Ok:Jy. Ts she pa1C by the \!Jel ne.ss Center? 

12 )·JIT~JESS: = clo~'t knm·J. I dcn't _<::~l.:J'N. Yeah. 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

Beloved Com::rr.J.Llty Fami=._y V'iellness Ce=~ter., 

if :Jny c:ther member cf Co1qressmA1 R~sh's fa~1ly 

wnrks tnr cit~er 

WIT~ESS: = do~'t th~nk I d·:·n' t think 

20 MF. SO~IS: Okay. 1i1Jhal is Lhe _ce=._aliun.:oh _ _:_) beL·.·Jeer:. Lhe 

22 1,'!1'1'_\Jl.: :s: \!Jell, i1S ~rrr ilS l:'i1mi=._y Scrvlccs, lll·:c 1 toLi 

23 y:Y.l, 're -- I quess we're the _andlords. 

24 HR .. SO ,TS: Ok:Jy. 

25 WIT~ESS: = q~es2 we W·Juld be ccnsi·jere~ that, and- ~hink 

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1 _iaL's -- _iaL's Lhe only relallons~lp -~al we 

2 have with ~~em. The Wcl~ccss Center, they're 

3 not located in oJr bLild~cg. I den'-:: thick 

4 -=~e~e's u relu-::ionship there. 

5 ~P. SOLIS: Okay. 

6 ~R. PAYNE: Fam~ly Services, how are they funded? 

7 ·,~Jl'l'N~SO: 1 don't knew-- 1 dc:m't kno~r:. ies. _ Co~1.'t 

8 

9 ~R. P~YNR: ~nd you rc~ticrcd -~at -~ere-- ttc ch~rch is 

10 -=~e la~dlcrd. 

13 :hJITNESS: There is a lease. l-1n-hmrn. 

14 ~vl.k . .tJAYNt.;: P~nd wiat is the m<:)nthly rent'? 

15 ',AJI'I'r'WSS: I bel-'2.1.12. -'t'3 434. 

16 mcrth? 

17 :AJITNESS: P.~ mon-::t_, =•m scrry. 

18 ::-.-m. SC)LIS: Okay. .Z\nd yuu ~ctid tl1ey hc:tve nut been dble tc 

19 pay tl1at yet? 

20 ~ITNESS: N:). 

21 ~R. SOLIS: Right? Okay. 

22 ~R. ZE~OfF: I'L ~ot SJre s~e said "yet." Have they ever 

23 paid -::.:1at? 

24 ct::JcL_l Lh::o_l. 

25 ~ITNESS: They h~ve p~ld _L ln Lhe p~sl. 

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1 MR. ZENOFF: They have paid in the past? 

2 WITNESS: I'm sorry. Yes. 

3 MR. SOLIS: I misinterpreted that. 

4 WITNESS: I'm sorry. They have paid it in the past --

5 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

6 WITNESS: -- but they've run into some financial 

7 di=ficulties. 

8 MR. SOLIS: Do you know when they would have stopped paying 

9 rent? 

10 WITNESS: It has been about a year. 

11 MR. SOLIS: Okay. Does the church give any money to either 

12 the Family Services Organization or the Wellness 

13 Center? 

14 WITNESS: No. 

15 MR. SOLIS: So as your role as administrative assistant V.'hO 

16 makes expenditures on behalf of the church, 

17 you're not aware of any donations or gifts made 

18 by the church to those organizations? 

19 WITNESS: No, no. Not at all. No. 

20 MR. SOLIS: Okay. Do you know about Congressman Rush's 

21 role, if any, with either one of those 

22 organizations? 

23 WITNESS: I don't he's not on the board or anything 

24 like that. I don't think he has any decision25 making position with either one of those. 

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1 MR. SOLIS : Has he ever ta lked to you about either one of 

2 those organizations? 

3 WITNESS: No , no. 

4 MR. SOLIS: Have you spoken to Congressman Rush about the 

5 fact that we would be talking to you today? 

6 WITNESS : I haven ' t talked to him about us corning today, 

7 but I -- we did have a meeting with Pastor Rush , 

8 and the core group, and Scott Thomas . 

9 MR. SOLIS : And what was that meeting about? 

10 WITNESS : To i nform the core group o f the investigation 

1 1 and to meet Mr. Thomas. 

12 MR. SOLIS : Did Mr . Thoma s speak at that meeting? 

13 WITNESS: He did. Yes. 

14 MR. SOLIS : What did he talk about? 

15 WITNES S : He kind of gave us , I guess, an overview of --

16 of t he steps that would be taken during the 

17 i nvest igation. 

3 1 

1 8 MR. SOLIS : Did h e go over with you the topics t hat we might 

19 be asking you abou t ? 

20 WITNESS: He -- well , I don ' t -- not - - I don ' t think he 

21 talked about -- this was a couple of weeks ago 

22 that we had this meet i ng. No . don ' t think 

23 so . I don ' t think he gave us the -- the 

24 questions that you guys would ask us . No. 

25 MR. SOLIS : Okay. You know , for e x ample , we asked you 

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1 questions about Citizens for Rush's donations 

2 made to the church. So I'm just wondering 

3 WITNESS: Well, we talked about that there was a story 

4 that was wri~~en about Congressman Rush, and 

5 that was one of the things that was bro:1ght up 

6 in the story. So we did talk about that. 

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7 MR. SOLIS: So at that meeting you discussed about the press 

8 article 

9 WITNESS: Yes. 

10 MR. SOLIS: -- that had been written about ;(epresentative 

11 KUSh? 

12 WI~NESS: Yes. 

13 MR. SOLIS: Okay. What did Representative Re!sh say at the 

14 r:1eeting? 

15 WITNESS: believe he brought up the article. This was 

16 before Mr. Thomas came into the meeting, and he 

17 told us that there is an investigation going on. 

18 And that he had hired an attorney, and he Hanted 

19 the attorney to come and speak to us. 

20 MR. SOLIS: D~d either Representative Rush or Mr. Thomas 

21 talk about the fact we'd be asking questions 

22 about any corc,pensation that the church would pay 

2 3 to anybody? 

24 WITNESS: No. At -- at the ti!nC of the meeting, we didn't 

25 lmo~; how in depth the investigation would go. 

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1 So --

2 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

3 WI,NESS: Yeah. 

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4 MR. SOL:s: Just to go back real quick to Citizens for Rush. 

5 Are you aware of that name? That's 

6 Representative Rush's campaign committee. 

7 WITNESS: ~~-hmm. 

8 MR. SOLIS: We discussed it earlier. 

9 viiTNC:SS: 'lm-l:!om. 

10 MR. SOLIS: Have you ever worked for Citizens for Rush on a 

11 volunteer basis or paid? 

12 WITNESS: No. 

13 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

14 MR. PAYNE: I want to make sure that I understand some 

15 things you discussed earlier when we did the 

16 bill paying. 

17 WITNSSS: Mm-hm~. 

18 MR. PAYNE: So in a situation where there's not enough money 

19 to pay the bills/ and then you -- you mentioned 

20 that you then speak to the pastor. 

21 WITNESS: JV.ro.-hmm. 

22 MR. PAYNE: What then happens when you tell the pastor about 

23 the shortfall? 

24 WITNESS: Sometimes we would have to put the bill off 

25 until we can get the funds. We've been pretty 

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1 good for a while now. There may be a donation 

2 then too. Yeah. 

3 MR. PAYNE: Donation from where? 

4 W:TNESS: can't recall the different places that it 

5 would be made from, but we usually get a 

6 donation from, you know, I guess, corr,panies that 

7 maK.e donations to churches or not for profit 

8 organizations. 

9 MR. PAYNE: So you're saying in that situation, the pastor 

10 may reach out to a co~pany or organization to 

11 then have them donate to the church? 

12 WITNESS: Yes. Mm-h~. 

13 MR. PAYNE: And some of those donations have come from the 

14 ca~paign as well in those circumstances? 

15 WITNESS: I can't say that that's what was going on during 

16 a ~irne when we got the donatio~s because I just 

17 don't reme~er, but I do know that we get 

18 donations from companies. 

19 MR. SOI>IS: And Lhe Congressman has discussed this with you 

20 that if you -- we're short on the utility or 

21 some sort of payment that the church needs to 

22 make, I'm going to reach out to somebody to get 

23 a donation? Does he ever 

24 WITN~SS: No. 

25 MR. SO~IS: Then what connection do you make chen when 

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1 you're when you're ~he fu~ds are a little 

2 low and a company or some er.tity makes a 

3 donation to the church? What do you think 

4 happens? How do you think that happened or carne 

5 to be? 

6 WITNESS: Well, no. I will -- it's --usually if we're 

7 unable to pay the staff, the musicians, then 

8 I'll, you know, reach out to Congressman Rush 

9 and let him know that we don't have enough to 

10 pay the musicians. 

11 MR. SOLIS: And is it your understanding that then he makes 

12 a phone call or con~acts somebody in order to 

13 secure a donation? 

14 WITNESS: believe so. Yeah. I believe so. 

15 MR. SOLIS: Why do you believe that? 

16 WITNESS: Because, you know, they might have to wait a 

17 couple of weeks, but they, you know, eventually 

18 get paid. So if we're not able to make .it up 

19 with tithes and offering, then we will have a 

20 donation made to the church. 

21 MR. SOLIS: Has Congressman Rush ever talked about a 

22 specific company or specifi.c entity that he 

23 would get a donation from to cover those bills? 

24 WITNESS: No. 

25 MR. SOLIS: i'lhen -- going back to the donations from his 

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1 campaign commi~tee. 

2 WITNESS: Mm-hrnm. 

3 MR. SOLIS: And r.e brings you a check. Does he ever say to 

4 you, make sure this goes to this bill, to this 

5 payment that you have to make? 

6 WITNESS: Well, anytime I go to him because we're low, 

7 it's usualiy like for a particular thing. So 

8 it's usually the payroll for the band. 

9 MR. SOLIS: Okay. So some of these donations from his 

10 campaign committee could be meant for a speci.fic 

11 debt or obligation that the church has? 

12 WITNESS: It's -- it's hard to say with these-- showing 

13 me exact checks and payments because I just 

14 don't know what was going on during that time. 

15 MR. SOLIS: Okay. 

16 WITNESS: So it's kind of hard to say what these payments 

17 were for. 

18 MR. SOLIS: From 2011 on --

19 WITNESS: Yeah. 

20 MR. SOLIS: -- do you have any idea of whether or not those 

21 were for a specific debt or obligation the 

22 church had? 

23 WITNESS: Yeah. I'm sorry. I don't know because I don't 

2 4 remember. 

25 MR. PAYNE: This may just help so we have in our 

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1 un.derstanding. For the drum:rr.er, how much is he 

2 paid per 

3 WITNESS: He's 200. 

4 MR. PAYNE: Okay. And then the organist? 

5 WITNESS: He's 700. Oh, no, no. I'm sorry. These are 

6 every two weeks. I'm sorry. These are 

7 biweekly. I'm sorry. 

8 MR. PAYNE: These are 

9 WITNESS: Biweekly. 

10 MR. PAYNE: -- biweekly? 

11 WITNESS: Yes. 

12 MR. PAYNE: So $700 biweekly for the organist, 200 for the 

13 drurcJner? 

14 WITNESS: Yes. 

15 MR. PAYNE: And how much for the -- for James Teague? 

16 WITNESS: 200. 

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17 HR. PAYNE: I know-- and Jeff Rush you to~d us, but what is 

18 it again? 

19 WITNESS: His is 600. 

20 MR. PAYNE: Okay. And then finally, Johnnie May -- okay, 

21 Johnnie May Robinson. 

22 WITNESS: Johnnie May. 

23 HR. PAYNE: Johnnie Hay. 

24 WITNESS: She left. I believe it was in June. 

25 HR. PAYNE: What was her salary? 

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1 W~TNESS: She was 500 every two weeks. 

2 MR. PAYNE: Okay. Thank you. 

3 MR. SOLIS: I think that is all the questions we have for 

4 you. 

5 WITNESS: Okay. 

6 MR. SOLIS: So thank you very much. 

7 WITNESS: Thank you. 

8 MR. SOLIS: Alright. 

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Senate Primary Genera! 

President Other (specify) 

State: District: 

SUBTOTAL of Disbursements This Page {optional)... . ' 

25017.68 

' TOTAL This Period {last page this line number only) ..... ' ' 

FEC Schedule 8 (Form 3) (Revised 02/2009) 

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Image# 14960785858 

SCHEDULE B (FEC Form 3} I FOR LINE NUMBER: PAGE 24 OF 32 I Use separate schedule(s) {check only one) 

ITEMIZED DISBURSEMENTS Tor each category of the R' 7 R'" R19a f;:J19b Detailed Summary Page 20a 20b 20c 21 Any information copied from such Reports and Statements may not be sold or used by any person for the purpose of soliciting contributions 

or for commercial purposes, other than using the name and address of any political commtttee to sotlcit contributions from such committee. I) NAME OF COMMITIEE (In FuiO 

CITIZENS FOR RUSH 

Full Name (Last, First, Middle Initial} 

A. Angerholzer Broz Consulting, LLC Date of Disbursement 

M M ' n n ' v y ' y 

Mailing Address 499 South Capitol Street SW OS 02 2013 

Swte422 

City State Zip Code Amount of Each Disbursement this Period 

Washington DC 20003 

Purpose of Disbursement I 22000.00 

Fundraising Consultant 003 Transaction 10: ' 5821.16317 ' Candidate Name I Category/ 

Typa 

Office Sought: House Disbursement For: 

Senate 'Primary General 

President Other (specify) 

State: District 

Full Name (last, First, Middle Initial) 

B. Beloved Communiy Family Services Date of Disbursement 

M M ' D D ' ' ' ' y 

Mailing Address 6430 S.Harvard Ave. 07 23 2013 

City State Zip Code Amount of Each Disbursement this Period 

Chicago IL 60621 

Purpose of Disbursement I 2100.00 

DOnation 012 Transaction 10 ' ' :5821.16307 Candidate Name 

I Category/ 

Type 

Office Sought: • House Disbursement For: 

Senate Primary Genera! 

President Other (specify) 

State: Oisirlct: 

Full Name (last, First, Middle Initial) 

c. H & W Printing Date of Disbursement 

M M D n ' v ' y 

Mailing Address 3616 Oak Lane 08 02 2013 

City State Zip Code Amount of Each Disbursement this Period 

Mount Rainer MD 20712 

Purpose of Disbursement 

I 917.68 Prmtmg 003 ' ' Candidate Name 

I 

Transaction ID :8821.16313 Category/ 

Typa 

Office Sought House Disbursement For: 

Senate Primary Genera! 

: President Other (specify) 

State: Disirict: 

25017.68 SUBTOTAL of Disbursements This Page (optional).. . ' ' TOTAL This Period (last page this line number only) ... ' ' FE5AN018 FEC Schedule B {Form 3) (Revised 02/2009) 

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6430 South Harvard 

Chicago,lllinois 60621 

Telephone 

(773)488--

Fax 

(773) 488-9069 

Delphine F. Ran/lin 

EXecutive Director 

BOARD OF 

DIRECTORS 

Chair 

Carolyn Rush 

Reloved Community 

Christian Churc.:h 

Secretary 

1/ffimy Hi/1-J.onx 

Parliamentarjan 

Jhmorable 

/!iane lvf. Shelley, I::>q. 

Cook County 

r~era D. Alexander 

Starrall Sales Co. 

:Vlay 6, 20!4 

Omar S. Ashmawy, Staff Director and Chief Counsel 

Congress of the United States 

House of Representatives 

Office of the Congressional Ethics 

P 0. Box 895 

Washington D.C. 20515·0895 

Dear Me Ashmav.--y, 

Per the request from the Congressional Office of Ethics dated March 6, 2014, below are re· 

sponses to the request In addition, enclosed are copies of documentation to the request 

1 The names and contact information of all property ov,mers ofBCFS, or land that the BCFS 

occupied, at any point between January 1, 2007 and the present date: 

Beloved Community Family Services, Inc. purchased property at 6520 South Stewart, Chicago, Illinois 60621 in 12/2011. 

2. The names, contact infotmation, and job description of all directors, officers, managers, and 

employees ofBCFS at any point between January 1, 2007 and the present date· 

The following is a list of employee of BCFS since January 1, 2007: 

Delphine F. Rankin~ Executive Director, 691 Madisen Lane, University Park, lllinois 60484 

(708)287--

Tammy A. Taylor, Director Hope and Healing, 1300 West 96th Street Chicago, Dlinois 

60643 (773) 370--

Lahesha Williams1 Director Bridge Academy, 1840 S. Karlov Avenue Chicago,lllinois 

60623 (773) 234--

Sherry Benjamin, Director Bridge Academy, 3311 South Calumet, Chicago, Illinois 60615 

(312)504--

Darryl Thomas, Life Skills Manager, 14501 S. Wentworth Riverdale, IL. 60827 (773) 501-

-

Jackie, Life Skills 1\fanager 

Michael Hudson, Substance Abuse Specialist, 637 Hoxie Calumet City, Illinois 60409 (773) 

449--

Calvin Hoarde, Substance Abuse Specialist. 7917 South Hermitage Avenue Chicago, 111inois 60620 (773) 656--

Thomas Cole, Life Skills Manager, 10653South Champlain Chicago, IIIinois 60628 (773) 

25--

Veronica Ford, Mental Health Therapist, (9315 S. Peoria, Chicago, nlinois 60620,(937) 

554--

Rachel Friend, Youth Development Specialist, 14635 \Voodlawn Ave, Dolton, Illinois (708) 

880-

Victoria Snow, Director, 7609 S. Euclid Avenue, Chicago, TIIinois 60649 (312) 287~-

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Cassaundra Foster Gregory, Youth Development Specialist, 6714 S. Lafayette, Chicago, II (773) 406--

Cynthia Rashid, Youth Development Specialist, 347 East 8lst Street, Apt. 2 Chicago, Illinois 60619 (773) 397 

-

Kourtnee Palamore, Trainer/Faciliator, 4712 S. Drexel Blvd, Chicago, 1160615 

Keisha Powe, Trainer /Facilitator, 7549 Van Buren Hammond, IN. 46324 

!'iatalie Graves, Mental Health Professional, 8420 S. Wood St. Chicago, Illinois 60620 (773) 294-

See attached Board of Director's contact list. 

3. The names and contact information of all individuals authorized to make disbursements from BCFS funds at any 

point from January 1, 2007 and the present date. This request includes, but not limited to, individuals making payments for utilities and any debts owed by BCFS 

Delphine F. Rankin- 691 Madisen Lane, University Park, lllinois 6048 

Carolyn Rush- 3518 South Calumet, Chicago, Illinois 

4 Documents identifying business structure ofBCFS from January L 2007 to the present date. 

See attached Articles of Incorporation 

5. Documents identifying federal and state designation ofBCFS from January l, 2007 to the present date. 

See attached IRS-501 C3 Letter 

6. The names and contact information of any entity affiliated with BCFS at any point between January 1, 2007 and 

the present date. This request includes, but not limited to, entities where BCFS shares common property OVv'llers, 

officers, and directors. 

N/A 

7. All documents regarding any compensation paid by BCFS to Representative Bobby Rush or any member of his 

family from January 1, 2007 to the present date. This request includes, but not limited to, copies ofW -2 fonns, W4 forms, or 1099. 

Representative Rush nor any member of his family has ever received compensation from BCFS at any point 

from January I, 2007 to the present date. 

8. All files, records, notes, communications, and any other documents that concern any contributions from Citizens 

for Rush congressional campaign committee to BCFS, or any affiliated entity ofBCFS, from January I, 2007 to 

the present date. 

BCFS received a contribution from Citizens for Rush in the amount of $2100 in July 2013. See attached 

bank deposit. 

If you have any additional questions, feel free to contact me at (773) 488-or by email at 

~belovedfamily.org 

Sincerely, 

Delphine F. Rankin 

Executive Director 

Enclosure 

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BELOVED COMMUNITY FAMILY D SERVICES INC PAYROLL ACCOUNT 6430SHARVARDAVE 

CHICAGO ll 60621 

I,II .. IJ .... II .. .,J.I ... Jl.,fi.,,.JI .. I,I .. I,f,.II,IJ .... l .. ll 

NON PROFIT CHECKING ACCOUNT 

LAST STATEMENT 06128/13 MINIMUM BAlAIICE 343.05 6 CREOITS 

29 DEBITS 

THIS STATEMENT 07/31/13 

30-0 

5 

25 

4,620.03 

16,083.82 

18,599.00 

2,104.85 

- - - - - - - - - - DEPOSITS - - - - - - - - - • REF# ••••• DATE •••••• AMOUNT REF# ••••• DATE •••• ~ .AliDUNT REF# ••••• DATE •••••• AMOUNT 

oyo1· 3,158.60 07119 ~a1.i.oo o7/23 2,1oo.oo 

...,m/18 4,141.09 07/23 1,080.00 

• - - - - - - - - OTHER DEBITS - - - - - -

Customer SeMce Telephone: 800.905.7725 

DATE 

07/03 

07/22 

0 

AHOUNT 

112.43 

366.19 

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APPENDIXB 
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DICKSTEINSHAPI ROLLP 

1825 Hyc Street NW I Washington, DC 20006-5403 

r.c (202)42(~2200 I Mx{202) 420-2201 I dicksteinshapiro.com 

July II, 2014 

CONFIDENTIAL 

Via E-mail ~maiLhouse.gov) 

Tom Rust 

Chief Counsel and Staff Director 

Committee on Ethics 

U.S. House of Representatives 

1015 Longworth House Office Building 

Washington, DC 20515-6328 

Re: OCE referral regarding Rep. Bobby Rush 

Dear Mr. Rust: 

This letter is in response to the June 11, 20141etter you sent regarding the OCE referral of a 

matter involving Rep. Bobby Rush. OCE has recommended that the Committee on Ethics 

review the circumstances sut1'0unding certain very limited use of an office space on S. King 

Drive in Chicago. 

I. The Value of the Limited Space Usage Is Less Than OCE Claims 

Rep. Rush does not deny his Ward Committeeman or State Committeeman party apparatus made 

some use of the space over the years. But the OCE Report and Findings seem to disregard the 

many relevant facts provided by Rep. Rush and others that show the value of any such usage is 

well below the $365,040 amount over a 20 year period that OCE calculates. 

• First, any ongoing usage over the years relates to (A) the storage of what is 

aimost all junk (old essentially worthless office equipment, old useless 

Alderman records, and a few leftover campaign signs from several campaigns), 

or (B) the use of window space to post signs of various Democratic Party 

candidates (normally not a service of marketable value). Feb. 24 Response to 

OCE Request for Information, Additional Response Section A (Attachment I); 

May 27 Submission to OCE, p. 3 (Attachment 2). Assuming there is some fair 

market value for use of part of the space for storage of the quantity of junk 

involved, it probably would be in the $250 per month range in South Chicago. 

(This is roughly comparable to what Rep. Rush's congressional campaign 

committee, Citizens for Rush, pays for monthly storage for its leftover fumiture 

and campaign materials at United Storage.) That yields a total of$60,000 over 

lm Angeles I New Vorl< I Or•ngc l:<>unty I Silicon Valley I Statnf<ml I Washington. IJC 

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20 years, or about $3,000 per year. OCE staff visited the space at S. King 

Drive and saw the evidence that any ongoing space usage fit the foregoing 

storage description; and Rep. Rush provided extensive photographic evidence 

(zip files sent 2/26 and 3/10 by Scott Thomas to Paul Solis at OCE) showing 

the storage component limited to the jw1k items noted above (plus a few old 

desks, old file cabinets, and old sets of shelves dating back 20 years). Yet OCE 

made no effort to evaluate the real fair market value of renting storage space 

sufficient tor the actual, much-limited task. 

• Second, any sporadic use of the space for meetings between ward or slate party 

representative Bobby Rush and prospective local candidates, or as a gathering 

place for various campaigns' petition circulators or election-day workers, was 

miniscule over the years. Assuming this amounted to about 10 days on average 

for each two-year election cycle, as Rep. Rush indicated in the May 27 

submission to OCE (Attachment 2 at p. 3), the reasonable way to calculate the 

value of this would be to determine a daily rental value for a comparable 

meeting room space. A quick search indicates the South Side YMCA located at 

6330 S. Stony Island in Chicago, see 

!mr-:/!www.ymcachicago.org/southsidclpages[I"ntals, offers a community room 

for 40 guests at $65/hr for non-members. Use of this room for eight hours per 

day over I 0 days would amount to $5,200 for each two-year election cycle, or 

$2,600 per year. OCE made no effort to calculate the value of sporadic space 

usage in this manner, even though it much more closely approximates the real 

usage of the space at issue over the years. 

• Third, any sporadic usc of the space by a nonprofit (Hope and I Iealing) for 

classes back in the 2007-2008 timeframe (Rush Interview, 0040), would have 

amounted to perhaps two hours per week for about 60 class weeks, for a total of 

120 hours. Using the same South Side YMCA rates, this would have amounted 

to an additional $7,800 in 2007-2008. Assuming, arguendo, this was a value 

provided to Bobby Rush's ward or state committeeman operation, OCE made 

no etTort to calculate the value of such usage in this better-tailored manuer. 

• Fourth, OCE seems to have disregarded evidence that the sporadic usage of the 

space by anyone tapered off significantly aller Bobby Rush gave up his Ward 

Committeeman position in 2008. See May 27 submission to OCE, p. 1; Rush 

Interview, 0034-35. In essence, any sporadic usage oftl1e "office" to meet with 

local politicians tapered off because local politics in Chicago is CQnducted at 

the Ward level. Thus, to be fair, the number of days the space was used for 

meetings in the last three election cycles (the normal reach of the House Ethics 

Committee jurisdiction) was significantly reduced, and any rental calculation 

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using the South Side YMCA room rate should be even lower tl1an the $2,600 

per year rate noted above. 

• fifth, OCE appears to have disregarded the degraded nature of the space, which 

OCE staff saw when they visited and which is documented in the photos 

provided by Rep. Rush (zip files sent 2/26 and 3/10 by Scott Thomas to Paul 

Solis at OCE). further, Rep. Rush has explained: (A) the fact that the stores 

that used to front on the adjoining part of the shopping center were bricked up, 

greatly isolating the space in question; (!3) the fact that the other two 

comparable office/retail spaces in the immediate area each have been unrentable and vacant for one or more years; and (C) the fuct that there has been a 

rat problem and a violent crime problem on the back side of the shopping center 

where the space at issue is located. May 27 submission to OCE, p. 3; February 

24 Response to OCE, response to question 1 and Additional Response, Part A 

(Attachment 1); Rush Interview, 0049,0059. These factors suggest that the 

marketability ofthc space back in 1989 changed dramatically over the years. 

Note that the effort to try to put a "rent paying" tenant in the space in 2012 

failed. Exhibit 4 at 0!40. 'I'here is a reason. As an office space it is at best a 

"museum piece," and at worst a non-marketable mess. 

• Sixth, because of the degraded nature of the space, the Committee should 

recognize lhe practical benefit that showing some sign ofusagc actually had !Q 

Lake Meadows Associates and its property manager, Draper & Kramer. By at 

least having the old Ward 2 signagc on the door, and campaign signs from 

various candidates, the space at least looked like it might have fi911l£ 

commercial value. This value provided to the property owner and manager 

should be seen as an offset to whatever value the Committee deems to have 

been provided to Bobby Rush's Ward and State Committeeman operations, 

Indeed, Rep. Rush believes there is a good argument that the value his party 

operations have been indirectly providing (showing potential value to a 

potential tenant as the other nearby spaces have sat vacant) in fact equals or 

exceeds the value of usage he has been receiving in recent years. 

• Seventl1, as noted in Rep. Rush's May 27 submission to OCE (Attachment 1), 

the 1989 lease specil1cally precluded Rep. Rush claiming any right to continue 

to occupy the space as of the lease's expiration in October 1989: "[S]hould 

Tenant remain in possession of the Leased Premises after any termination of 

this Lease, no tenancy or interest in the f ,eased Premises shall re~l!l! 

therefi·onJ." OCE Report and findings, Exhibit 2, p. 22. Thus, whatever the 

landlord pennittcd in terms of usage thereafter certainly was not akin to the 

comfi:Jrt and protection of a month-to-month lease, since Bobby Rush's Ward 
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Committeeman operation or (later) State Committeeman operation could have 

been booted out immediately at any time after October 1989. Indeed, Rep. 

Rush readily agreed to let the property manager bring through potential paying 

tenants when asked. Rush Interview, 0138-0140. While the landlord's 

representative may have assumed the 1989 lease had reverted to a month-tomonth lease (see OCE Finding 32), the clear terms of the !989lease_dietate 

otherwise, for that demonstrates the landlord's true intent. See Wendy & 

William Spatz Charitable Fou11d v. 2263 N. Lincoln Corp., 998 N.E.2d 909, 

922 (App. Ct. of IL 2013) (intent of landlord determines if holdover is created). 

It is important to note that this was a commercial lease anangement, not a 

residential lease anangement, and the tough rules of pure contract law apply. 

See http://viww.c]licagoartlstsresouree.org/squarc-feet-chicago/7-eommerciaJ:: 

and-indu§!til!)-leases (Chicago residential landlord tenant law not applicable 

and contract terms eontrol). Further, any month-to-month lease that might have 

been implied because of payments through J 992 surely evaporated after no rent 

was paid at all starting in 1993. In sum, Bobby Rush's ward and state party 

apparatus was not reeeiving space usage over the years that can be neatly tied to 

the rental rates laid out in the lease. The fair market value of space you don't 

have any right to !:m~ to be deemed below the fair market value of space for 

which you do have rights. The OCE Report and Findings make no mention of 

this. 

In view of the foregoing, the Committee should rqjeet the assumption of OCR that the value of 

the space usage over the years was worth between $16,788 to $20,952 per year. The storage 

space component in actuality was worth about $3,000 per year, and the sporadic use component 

in actuality was worth about $2,600 per year. 

IJ. There 'Vere No Excessive Contribution Receipts If Proper Valuation Is Applied 

The more rational valuation suggested above becomes important for purposes of whether Bobby 

Rush's political apparatus accepted excessive contributions. As the Committee knows, the State 

of Tllinois did not even have contribution limits until January l, 20 ll. Further, if the actual value 

received by Bobby Rush's State Committeeman party apparatus (Friends of Bobby Rush, the 

state-level political committee he has operated for years to support his Ward and State 

Committeeman functions) is only about $5,600 per year, this is within the contribution limits that 

became effective January 1, 2011. 

Under the applicable limit, a partnership may contribute $10,500 for a primary "cycle" and 

$10,500 lor a general"cyclc" tor someone IUnning for State Committeeman. See 

h.t!J?://www,electionsjl.gov/downloadslcmnrutigndiselos!lre/.nQJ.!.£9!1.tri_bution%20Iimits.pdC 

Frkmds of Bobby Rush would have been allowed to receive: $10,500 for the 2010 general 

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"cycle" which ran through June 30, 2011; $10,500 for the primary "cycle" related to his 2014 

race which ran from July 1, 201 1 through March 18, 20 14; and $10,500 for the general "cycle" 

related to his 2014 race which runs fl·om March 19,2014 through June 30,2015. (This was 

confirmed with IL Board of Elections on April4. 2014 by Dickstein Shapiro associate Aimee 

Ghosh.) In other words, since January l, 2011 when Illinois put in place contribution limits, 

Bobby Rush's State Committeeman political committee would have been permitted to accept a 

total of$31,500 in space usage from the property owner. Yet, during that time, at a $5,600 per 

year rate, the committee would have received only $19,600 in space usage (3 1/2 years' worth). 

Thus, if the Committee is willing to apply realistic fair market value measurements---that take 

into account the limited square footage devoted to ongoing storage of worthless equipment and 

records and the mere five-days-per-year average of sporadic meeting space usage--it will come 

to the conclusion that no impermissible contribution whatsoever has been received. 

To the extent that OCE was under the perception that Rep. Rush's federal campaign committee, 

Citizens for Rush, may have received some impermissible space usage in excess of the $2,600 

per election contribution limit (current), there simply is no basis lor such a claim. As Rep. Rush 

and his committee treasurer have made clear, Rep. Rush has not had any need to mount a 

significant re-election effort since his race in 2000 against Barack Obama. He has not needed a 

campaign office, and he has not had one since that 2000 race when he rented an ofilce in a 

church (Abundant Life Ministries) many blocks away. He, his treasurer, and his c.hief campaign 

stmtegist conduct "office" campaign work out of their homes. While some volunteer campaign 

workers helping with Citi7,ens for Rush petition circulation or election day get-out-the-vote and 

poll-watc!Jing may have joined at the S. King Drive space with other campaign workers helping 

other candidates on those few days when the space was opened for these activities, this was a 

truly de minimis service provided by the Bobby Rush Ward or State Committeeman party 

operation equally to each of the campaigns. Similarly, any isolated brief business meeting Rep. 

Rush had with his Citizens for Rush treasurer at this location (maybe a couple times a year), is 

also truly de minimis. Feb. 24 Response to OCE, question 1 response and Additional Response 

pari A; May 27 submission to OCE, Part I. 

Tt would an unlottunate interpretation of campaign finance law if a State Committeeman 

allowing volunteers from several campaigns to use such a temporary gathering in this manner 

creates some sort of in-kind contribution to such candidate campaigns. But, if that is the case, 

any value provided by Bobby Rush's political apparatus (Friends of Bobhy Rush} surely would 

fall below the $2,600 per election limit available. (Applying the $2,600 per year estimate above 

for the value of using a South Side YMCA community room for five days out of a year, and 

splitting that among, say, five participating campaigns would yield a mere $520 per year per 

benefitting campaign.) Alternatively, if the Committee were to view the value of such space 

usage as coming from Lake Meadows Associates, a limited partnership with three partners that 

arc LLCs treated as partnerships, the $520 per year "contribution" to Citizens for Rush for de 

minimis shared usc of the S. King Drive space on a few days would be well within the $2,600 per 
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election contribution limit (or the $2,500 per election limit applicable in the 2011-2012 election 

cycle). 

III. Rep. Rush Is Willing to Facilitate Resolution of This Matter 

As was indicated to OCE, Rep. Rush is perfectly willing to empty out the space today, discard 

the old equipment, records, and other items stored there, take down the campaign signs from the 

windows, and hand over whatever keys are in people's possession. May 27 submission to OCE, 

p. 3. This is space that his party operations only have used in a very minimal fashion over the 

years, and even less since his Ward 2 duties ceased in 2008. If the Committee takes the position 

that some impermissible receipt has resulted, and is continuing to result, Rep. Rush will 

relinquish any vestiges of usage immediately as part of any recommended resolution of the 

matter at hand. 

Also, as was indicated to OCE,ifit is determined that this space usage has resulted in any 

excessive contribution receipt (or inadequately disclosed activity), Rep. Rush is willing to take 

the matter to the lllinois Board of Elections and/or the Federal Election Commission 

immediately to seck resolution through the appropriate enforcement or ADR process. Friends of 

Bobby Rush already has made an entry on its campaign finance disclosure statements indicating 

an outstanding obligation of $2 I ,000 in order to demonstrate a good faith eff011 to acknowledge 

the pending issue. It also has included an entry of $2,1 00 as an outstanding obligation owed to 

Friends of Bobby Rush on its federal campaign committee report for the same reason. 

Regardless of the Committee's resolution of this matter, both committees will clarify any 

disclosure issues with the respective campaign finance authorities. 

Respectfully submitted, 

Attachments 

I -February 24. 2014 Response to Request for Information sent to OCE 

2- May27. 2014 submission to OCE 

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1. The location of any space rented, owned, or in any way used by your 

congressional campaign eommittee, "Citizens for Rush," at any time between 

January 1, 2007 and the present date. This request includes, but is not limited 

to, any space located at 3361 S. Martin Luther King Drive, Chicago, Illinois. 

Citizens for Rush has consisted of an informal association ofindependcnt contractor 

consultants, self-employed short term workers, and volunteers who have assisted Representative 

Rush with his re-election efforts, as well as Representative Rush himself in his candidate 

capacity. There have been many activities conducted by these persons at many locations over 

the time period covered by this question (for campaign appearances, fundraising events, 

neighborhood visits, consultant work, etc.), and thus space has been "used" in a myriad of 

locations far too numerous to list, It is assumed that the question is getting at any ongoing space 

usage ammgemcnt that arguably might generate a usual and normal rental obligation-such as 

an office space or storage space. 

The only space that has generated what Citizens for Rush has considered a usual and 

nonnal rental obligation relates to a storage space at United Storage, 407 E. 25th Street, Chicago, 

IL [the same location that Citizens for Rush has been reporting for several years, 2541 S. King 

Drive, Chicago, IL]. This space is used to store campaign materials like posters, yard signs, and 

furniture. Citizens for Rush has properly reported payments to United Storage over the period 

covered by the request. 

Citizens for Rush has not felt the need to rent a campaign office space during the period 

covered by the request. Rep. Rush has been fortunate not to have to conduct a full-scale, heavily 

staffed campaign since the primary in 2000 against Barack Obama. It should be noted that 

during that 2000 campaign, a campaign office was organized, and office space was rented from 

Abundant Life Miniseries at 5721 West North Avenue. But, during the period covered by this 

request, there has been no need for an office space for Citizens for Rush or anyone working for 

the congressional campaigns. Consultants used their own office space, volunteers operated fi·om 

various dispersed locations near their volunteer activity (such as neighborhood canvassing), and 

Rep. Rush and his wife Carolyn (who has an independent contractor arrangement serving as his 

senior campaign strategist and manager) operated from their home when conducting campaignrelated office work. 

As will be described in more detail hereafter, the space located at 3361 South {Martin 

Luther] King Drive has not been used by the Citizens for Rush consultants, self-employed 

workers, or volunteers, or by Representative Rush in his federal candidate capacity, except to an 

occasional, isolated, or sporadic extent. This space is used on an intermittent basis as the 1st 

District Democratic Party State Committeeman office/meeting facility. Representative Rush has 

served as the I st District Democratic Pmiy State Committeeman since 1991. (During the ! 985 to 

2008 period, he also served as the Ward 2 Democratic Party Committeeman.) Even as the State 

Committeeman office, this space has been used very little during the period covered by the 

question. To the extent Citizens for Rush has made any usage of this space, it has been to place a 

couple posters on the windows, and to have campaign workers (e.g., Mrs. Rush or a few 

volunteers) stop by to monitor get-out-the-vote efforts and the election day process during the 
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two or three days near the election. Citizens for Rush has been allowed this minor usage just like 

various local candidate and party organizations. It should be noted that this space is of extremely 

low market value, as evidenced by the fact that the comparable two spaces available in the 

building have been vacant for the last one or two years. Under the circumstances, Citizens for 

Rush has not considered the intem1ittent, isolated use of the 336! King Drive space to be 

something that triggers a rental payment obligation. 
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2. The name and contact information of any property manager, property owner, or 

both, at the locations(s) described in Request (1). 

The storage space rented over the last several years is managed by United Storage. The 

current contact information, obtained from an Internet search and a review of a recent statement, 

is 407 E. 25th Street, Chicago, IL 60616. (Citizens for Rush will use this more current address, 

first noted in the process of preparing this response, on its next FEC reports.] The phone 

numbers appear to be (312) 324-3229 or (312) 225-0116, or both. 

Upon knowledge and belief, the space located at 3361 S. King Drive, Chicago, Illinois, 

referenced in Request (1) is owned by Lake Meadows Associates, a limited partnership. Draper 

& Kramer, which now appears to be affiliated with DKMallon, manages the space in the Lake 

Meadows Shopping Center. The current contact person is Dee Wells, with DKMallon,-

Elmhurst, Illinois. Ms. Wells can be reached by telephone at or by 

e-mail at 
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3. The name, contact information and dates of employment of all paid employees of 

Citizens for Rush at any time between January 1, 2007 and the present date. 

Between January 1, 2007 and the present, Citizens for Rush has had no paid employees. 

Rather, over the years, the campaign committee has hired individuals as independent contractors 

to perfonn various functions for the campaign. Below please find the individuals who performed 

services for Citizens for Rush as independent contractors between 2007 and the present; 

Independent Contractors 2013-2014 

JohnAI!cn 

Chicago, IL, 60637 

Independent Contractors 2011-2012 

John Allen 

See Address Above 

Michael C. Brown 

Chicago, IL, 60637 

Lamoune Glover 

Deceased 

Sheila Jackson 

See Address Above 

Natt Parks 

See Address Above 

Wan·en Parks 

Herndon, VA, 20170 

Dave Patterson 

Address Unavailable 

Natt Parks 

~I 

Sonny Ross 

Chicago, IL, 60621 

Carolyn Rush 

See Address Above 

Kenyatta St. Claire 

Chicago, IL, 60653 

Chinta Strausburg 

Chicago, !L, 60615 

Timothy Webster 

Chicago, IL, 60637 
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Independent Contractors 2009-2010 

John Allen 

See Address Above 

Michael Brown 

See Address Above 

Lamoune Glover 

Deceased 

Sheila Jackson 

See Address Above 

Warren Parks 

See Address Above 

Ziva Patterson 

Chicago, IL, 60629 

2007- 2008 Independent Contractors 

Robyn Alexander 

Rockville, MD, 20852 

John Allen 

See Address Above 

Johnny Allen 

Chicago, IL, 60615 

Robet1 Andet\>on 

Chicago, !L, 60649 

Springfield, IL, 62703 

Sonny Ross 

See Address Above 

Carolyn Rush 

See Address Above 

Flrnniurh 

Chicago, !L, 60615 

Judy Rush 

Chicago, IL, 60629 

John Stanley 

Chicago, IL, 60643 

Cynthia Streeter 

Address Unavailable 

Michael Turner 

Address Unavailable 

Lamoune Glover 

Deceased 

Carl Hamilton 

Chiago, IL, 60637 
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Keith Harris 

Chicago, IL, 60619 

Sheila Jackson 

See Address Above 

Jerome Jones 

Chicago, IL, 60653 

Chicago, IL, 60619 

Anita Minor 

Address Unavailable 

Warren Parks 

See Address Above 

PeJTy Ridley 

Chicago, IL, 60608 

Carolyn Rush 

See Address Above 

Flynn Rush 

See Address Above 

Judy Rush 

See Address Above 

A]elia Roberts Watkins 

Chicago, IL, 60628 

Rev. Stanley Watkins 

Chicago, IL, 60628 

Tracer Williams 

Country Club Hills, IL, 60478 

Disbursements to each of these contractors were disclosed on Citizens for Rush filings with 

the Federal Election Commission which arc publical!y available on the Commission website. 
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4. The name, contact information and dates of employment of any persons(s) 

responsible for reeordkcepiug, issuing campaign disbursements, or both, for 

Citizens for Rush, at any time between January 1, 2007 and the present date. 

During the period in question, recordkeeping responsibilities have been primarily handled 

by Sheila L. Jaekson, though some recordkceping assistance has been provided by Carolyn Rush, 

Representative Rush's wife. Each has functioned in an independent contractor status, so neither 

has been an employee. 

Until October of2013, Sheila Jackson and Mrs. Rush also shared responsibility for issuing 

campaign disbursements, as each had signature authority for the checking account of Citizens for 

Rush, and two signatures were required. Because Mrs. Rush has had health issues in the last 

several months, this was changed so that Sheila Jackson can issue campaign disbursements with 

only her signature required. 

~kson can be reached at····· Chicago, IL 60680-7292, or by phone at 

--orMrs. Rush is cmTently under health care and should not be disturbed if at all possible. It is 

suggested that any contact be initiated through counsel or through Representative Rush who is 

aware of her health status and would know whether Mrs. Rush can be contacted. 
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5. All files, records, notes, communications, and any other documents that concern 

any space described in Request (1), from January 1, 2007 to the present date. 

This request includes, but is not limited to, rental contracts, written lease 

agreements, and campaign checks reflecting disbursements, possessed by you, 

your congt·essional offic-e, or by Citizens for Rush. 

Representative Rush, Sheila Jackson (Citizens for Rush Treasurer), and counsel have made 

a good faith effort to obtain documents responsive to this request. Sheila Jackson has conducted 

a search for any original rental agreement regarding the storage space now managed by United 

Storage. Unfortunately, by the time this submission to the Board was promised, she had not 

been able to get any copies of such rental agreement or copies of invoices and checks related to 

that storage space. Those documents, standard storage rental space records, will be provided as 

soon as they are available to counsel. 

No files, records, etc. have been found regarding any rental or usage of space at 3361 S. 

King Drive other than news stories that appear to have been the genesis of the Office of 

Congressional Ethics preliminary inquiry. See BROOOOOOOl-12. While Representative Rush 

recalls that there was a lease in place when he was using the space for his Aldermanic office 

(through J 992), he has not been able to locate such lease or any records related to payments on 

that lease. Representative Rush recalls that some files possibly relating to Citizens for Rush 

were retained at his home but, unfortunately, those files were affected by recent flooding in his 

home and they were removed by the crew repairing the damage and placed in a storage space 

recommended by the insurance company. Rep. Rush believes those files are all old, and they 

may have no relation at all to the 3361 S. King Drive space (or the Citizens for Rush donations to 

the Beloved Community Christian Church). Representative Rush and counsel are trying to get 

access to those files to determine if any responsive documents exist. Meanwhile, counsel has 

been in contact with Dee Wells at DKMallon (the current property manager contact for the 3361 

S. King Drive space), but thus far no related documents have been obtained from her. This 

response will be supplemented with any documents obtained as soon as they become available. 
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6. A description of your relationships (e.g., Director, Agent, Reverend, Pastor, 

Volunteer, Lessor, Mortgagor, Signor, Co-Signor) with Beloved Community 

Christian Church, Beloved Community Family Wellness Center and Beloved 

Community Family Services, Inc. and all documents l'eflecting any legal status 

with those entities, at any point from .January I, 2007 to the present date. 

Representative Rush serves as the President of the Beloved Community Christian Church, 

and as the Church's Pastor. Copies of the Church's Annual Reports were obtained by counsel 

from the State ofltlinois. These reports, which reflect Representative Rush's position as a 

Church officer, can be found at BR00000013-26. 

Representative Rush has had no official relationship with Beloved Community Family 

Wellness Center or Beloved Community Family Services, Inc. in the 2007-present timeframe. 

Copies of the Annual Reports for these organizations were also obtained by counsel from the 

State of Illinois. These reports, which demonstrate that Representative is not an officer or 

member of the board of either organization, can be found at BR00000027-72. 

Rep. Rush was involved in helping aH three of the foregoing organizations at the formation 

stage, and he has volunteered time for his role as Pastor of the Church. 
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7. All state and federal tax documents issued to you by Beloved Community 

Christian Church, Beloved Community Family Wellness Center or Beloved 

Community Family Services, Inc. recording any income you received at any 

point from January 1, 2007 to the present date. This request includes, but is not 

limited to, copies ofW-2 forms, W-4 forms, or 1099 forms. 

While Representative Rush has served during this period as the President and Pastor of the 

Beloved Community Christian Church, these positions are unpaid. He has not been an employee 

of the Church, Beloved Community Family Wellness Center, or Beloved Community Family 

Services, Inc.; nor has he received any compensation for his services in an independent 

contractor status. As such, Representative Rush has received no state or federal tax documents 

from any of these entities. 
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8. The name and contact Information of any member of your family employed by 

Beloved Community Christian Church, Beloved Community Family Wcllness 

Center or Beloved Community Family Services, Inc., from .January 1, 2007 to 

the present date. 

In May of2013, Representative Rush's son, Jeffrey M. Rush, became an employee of 

l3eloved Community Christian Church due to the passing of the fom1er occupant of that job. 

Jeffrey Rush was hired by the Church to help with logistics, set-up, support, and break-downs of 

the many Church-sponsored events that take place, and to pcrfom1 ongoing maintenance and 

repair duties for the Church. In2013, Jeffrey Rush was paid $6,100 for his services. A copy of 

the tax documen~is response can be found at BR00000073-74. Jcffi·ey Rush can 

be contacted at: --·Chicago, IL 60629; -(cell). 

Further, Representative Rush along with his niece, Angelique Chatman, serve as officers of 

the Church but receive no payment for these efforts. Copies of Church's Annual Reports which 

reflect Rep. Rush's and Ms. Chatman's status as officers can be found at BR000000!3-26. Upon 

knowledge and belief, aside from Mr. Jeffrey Rush, no other member of Representative Rush's 

family has been employed by the Church since January I, 2007. 

Additionally, upon knowledge and belief, no memb~r of Representative Rush's family has 

been employed by Beloved Community Family Wellness Center or Beloved Community Family 

Services, Inc. in the 2007-present timeframe. Representative Rush's wife, Carolyn Rush, sits on 

the Board of Beloved Community Family Services, and his daughter, Kacy Rush, sits on the 

Board of Beloved Community Family Wellness Center, but neither received any compensation 

for these services. At one point, Representative Rush's sister, Geraldine Laury, sat on the Board 

of Beloved Community Family Services, Inc., but she received no compensation for this service. 

Copies of recent Form 990s for both organizations were obtained by counsel from publically 

available sources. These documents, which reflect the unpaid nature of Carolyn Rush's and 

Kacy Rush's service as board members, can be found at BR00000075-308. 
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ADDITIONAL RESPONSE TO OFFICE OF CONGRESSIONAL ETIUCS 

REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION 

Based on the scope of the preliminary review and Requests for Infonnation issued by the 

Office of Congressional Ethics, it appears that the Office of Congressional Ethics is looking at 

whether Representative Rush's congressional campaign committee, Citizens for Rush, failed to 

disclose an in-kind contribution and whether it made improper expenditures to the Beloved 

Community Christian Church. The opportunity to expand upon these issues is greatly 

appreciated. 

A. Information Regarding Space Located at 3361 S. Martin Luther King Drive, 

Chicago, Illinois. 

Representative Rush recalls that in 1983, the office space located at 3361 S. Martin 

Luther King Drive, within the Lake Meadows Shopping Center, was leased for usage as Mr. 

Rush's Aldermanic office. This space was used fbr the Aldermanic Office between 1983 and 

early 1993 (Rep. Rush began serving in Congress in early 1993.) During his Aldermanic tenure, 

Rep. Rush was elected as the Democratic Party Ward 2 Committeeman (in 1984) and served in 

this capacity until 2008. He also was elected in 1990 as the Democratic Party State 

Committeeman for the lst District. Both of these party positions carry responsibilities to foster 

candidates and promote successful policies by working with officials and organizations in the 

area. 

When Rep. Rush left his position as Alderman in early 1993, he continued making 

incidental use ofthe space for his loeal political functions as Ward Committeeman and 1st 

District State Committeeman. Over the years, this entailed providing use of the space for 

occasional meetings oflocal political groups like local candidates in the 1st District State 

Committeeman area, and for occasional meetings of nonprofit groups like Harmony I lope and 

Healing and a school group rehearsing a play. The space has been used also to store records of 

Rep. Rush's Alde1manic tenure, records and used office equipment of a now-defunct nonprofit 

(Rebirth of Englewood Community Development), and leftover campaign yard signs of various 

local candidates and of a joint Obama/Rush effort (fewer than 10 signs). The windows of the 

space have contained posters of various candidates associated with the 1st District State 

Committeeman geographical area. The news story that apparently generated the Office of 

Congressional Ethics preliminary inquiry contained a photo demonstrating this, showing posters 

in the window for Christian Mitchell, Napoleon Harris, and, jointly, Obama/Biden and Bobby 

Rush. See BR0000000!-09. 

Representative Rush's congressional campaign has not made use of the space during the 

2007-present period to hold meetings or conduct congressional campaign activities, except for a 

fhv isolated occasions, such as gathering with others near election day to monitor get-out-thevote and the voting process. Because Representative Rush's campaigns have typically involved 
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attending community meetings and using neighborhood volunteers, an ongoing campaign office 

has not been needed. In the 2007- present timeframe, there has been virtually no activity in the 

space by anyone acting on behalf of Representative Rush's congressional campaign effort. Nor 

has Representative Rush's congressional campaign made use of the space to store any records, 

equipment, or campaign signs. Indeed, Representative Rush's congressional campaign has 

rented a separate commercial storage space (United Storage) for such purposes. Disbursements 

for this storage space have been reported on Citizens for Rush filings to the Federal Election 

Committee. 

The primary user of the space, if one is to be identified, has been Mr. Rush's State 

Committeeman office (and Mr. Rush functioning in that capacity), and even that use has been 

very isolated and sporadic. The even more isolated and sporadic use of the space by Mr. Rush's 

congressional campaign representatives reflects an informal allowance by Mr. Rush's State 

Committeeman office and Friends of Bobby Rush, the committee that supports State Mr. Rush's 

Committeeman election efforts and ongoing State Committeeman office functions. And this 

informal allowance is consistent with the infonnal and sporadic use permitted for local 

candidates, party representatives, and nonprofit groups. 

In 1983, when the space in the Lake Meadows shopping center was originally leased to the 

Aldcm1anic office, the shopping center and surrounding area were relatively vibrant, and 

surrounding storefronts and office spaces were marketable and valuable. Over the years, 

however, the space has significantly degraded. It has not been renovated since 1983. Betbre the 

period in question, the main stores that fronted near the space were bricked up so that very little 

foot traffic and security are present. In recent years, the property owner has been considering 

plans to renovate the entire shopping center, and this potential disruption has further devalued 

the space in question. In fact, based on information and belief, of the four office spaces in the 

strip where the space at issue is located, only two have been rented for monetary payment during 

the 2007 to present timeframe, and both of those have been vacant for the last year or two. The 

only two spaces used with regularity in the 2007 to present timefrrune have been (1) the space 

used in a minor way for Rep. Rush's State Committeeman office functions, and (2) the space 

next door used by the rental property manager for most, but not all, of the period in question. 

During the 2007-present time period, the space has been essentially unmarketable and is viltually 

without value. 

Apparently due to the devaluation ofthe property, the property manager has been willing 

to forego litigation threats or threats of eviction in order to obtain financial payments from 

Representative Rush's State Committeeman rommittee (the successor tenant de facto). This 

almost certainly is because, in fact, it is valuable to !J1e owner to have a tenant using the space 

periodically and posting signs on windows to indicate activity, thereby increasing the 

opportunity for the owner to rent the two vacant spaces in the same strip. 

After Representative Rush left his Aldem1an position, he recalls no effort by the landlord 

of the space to execute a new lease with Representative Rush's State Committeeman committee 
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(or Rep. Rush's congressional committee, or Rep. Rush in his congressional capacity). From 

Representative Rush's perspective, the use for functions related to his State Committeeman 

position was de minimis, and eventually, with the deteriorating value ofthe space, he assumed he 

was providing more than adequate compensation for the space usage by making it seem occupied 

and thereby helping the landlord try to rent the other similar spaces in the shopping center. A 

representative of the property manager (Dee Wells) indicated to counsel that about a year ago 

notice had been given to Rep. Rush about potential renovation of the Lake Meadows Shopping 

Center such that the State Committeeman office usage might have to cease. 

When recent stories surfuced questioning the lack of reported payments or obligations on 

the part of Representative Rush's political organizations, it was decided that his State 

Committeeman committee (Friends of Bobby Rush) would disclose an out~tanding obligation of 

$21,000 (the amount noted in the news story as the yearly rental value), and his federal 

committee (Citir.ens for Rush), would disclose !/lOth of that amount as an outstanding obligation 

to Friends of Bobby Rush. This was done to demonstrate good faith effort to resolve this in a 

manner that allows a proper analysis of whether any debt reporting and future payments arc 

warranted. If it is determined that some value should be placed on the State Committeeman 

committee's minor usc of the space, and on Citizens for Rush's even more minor "sub-usage," 

the two committees wilt take appropriate corrective action. Representative Rush and counsel are 

planning to contact Illinois and Federal Election Commission staff to seck guidance on how to 

proceed. 

As the Office of Congressional Investigation knows, there is some question of what 

Illinois and Federal Election Commission officials will consider to be the proper valuation of the 

space in question. Arguably, no debt reporting or payment obligation has arisen during the 

2007-present period. Also, there is a specific allowance in Federal Election Commission 

regulations for use of a meeting room by a political group if the room is made available to civic 

or community organizations on similar tcm1s. I l C.P.R. § 114.10. Rep. Rush is hopeful that 

guidance can be quickly obtained so that the proper remedial steps can be taken ifncccssary. 
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B. Information Regarding Expenditures to Beloved Community Christian 

Church 

The Beloved Community Christian Church was founded by Rep. Rush and supporters in 

2002. It is a nonprofit religious organization. The Church's membership is large and it is 

considered a religious, spiritual, and social institution in Chicago. In addition to its religious 

functions, the Church hosts a variety of events for its membership and the surrounding 

community, including picnics, fundraisers, and dinners. See BR00000309-315. Because the 

Church is a vibrant, popular organization in Representative Rush's congressional district, whose 

membership tends to support Representative Rush in his political capacity, his congressional 

campaign makes contributions to bolster the activities of the Church. The contributions to the 

Church have been disclosed on the Citizens for Rush filings to the Federal Election Commission. 

Under the House of Representatives Ethics Rules, "campaign funds and resources may be 

used to establish or support a bona fide charitable or community service project in the Member's 

district." Sett House Ethics Manual (2008), at 155. This rule applies to "activities that are not 

overtly political in nature," so long as, in the Member's "wide discretion" the funds will benefit a 

campaign or political purpose. See House Ethics Manual (2008), and 154. Given that the 

Church is a popular institution in Representative Rush's district, and Representative Rush is well 

respected within the Church community, the positive political effects of contributions to the 

Church are clear. 

Further, neither Representative Rush, nor any member of his family, has inappropriately 

benefitted financially from contributions to the Church. As such, these contributions in no way 

violate the House Ethics Rules or Federal Election Commission rules related to "personal use" of 

can1paign funds. See House Rule 23, clause 6(b); 2 U.S.C. § 439a(b)(1). As described above, 

Representative Rush serves as the President and Pastor of the Church in an unpaid capacity. See 

BR00000013-26. Only one member of Representative Rush's family, Jeffrey Rush, is employed 

by the Church. Jeffrey Rush was hired by the Church in mid-2013 and was paid $6,!00.77 in 

2013 as compensation for maintaining the Church building and providing preparation and clean 

up services for numerous Church-sponsored events. He was brought in because of the passing of 

the gentleman who had performed such functions. He fully cams the compensation he is 

receiving. While the Church is not overflowing with income, it has had enough income 

separately to pay Jeffrey Rush's modest salary every two weeks. 

To the extent the Office of Congressional Ethics is wondering iffunds donated to the 

Church somehow are being routed to Beloved Community Family Services Wellness Center or 

Beloved Community Family Services, Inc. to then personally enrich Representative Rush or his 

family, the attached Form 990 fllings (see BR00000075-308) clearly demonstrate that 

Representative Rush and any of his family members are not receiving any compensation as 

directors, officers, or key employees of those organizations. Moreover, Representative Rush can 

verify that neither he nor any family member has received any compensation as an employee of 

any kind or as an independent contractor from these organizations. 
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C. General Considerations 

Rep. Rush understands the Office of Congressional Ethics has the responsibility to 

examine credible claims. In the circumstances at hand, the question of whether any debt 

reporting or payment obligations arose from anyone's use of space at 3361 King Drive can be 

resolved perhaps with a joint effort involving the Illinois and Federal Election Commission 

campaign finance authorities. Representative Rush is willing to facilitate that process if 

appropriate. 

Regarding any claim that Representative Rush has somehow been using campaign funds 

to compensate himself or family members inappropriately for services rendered, the infonnation 

provided herein should put any inquiry to a stop. 

*** 

Scott Thomas and Aimee Ghosh of the law finn Dickstein Shapiro LLP assisted in the 

preparation of this response. Mr. Thomas and Ms. Ghosh can be contacted as follows: 

Scott Thomas 

Aimee Ghosh 

DICKSTEIN SHAPIRO LLP 

1825 Eye Street, NW 

Washington DC 20006 

(202) 420-2200 

ThomasScott@dickstcinshapiro.com 

GhoshA@dickstcinshapiro.com 
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Attachment 2 
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01 CKSTEI N s HAP I ROLLP 

1825 Eye Street NW I Washington, DC 20006-5403 

m (202) 420..2200 I IQ\X (202) 420-2201 I dkksteinshapiro.com 

May 27,2014 

CONFIDENTIAL 

Via E-mail (Paul.Solis@mail.house.gov) 

Office of Congressional Ethics 

United States House of Representatives 

425 3rd Street, SW, Suite 1110 

Washington, DC 20024 

ATTN; Paul Solis, Investigative Attorney 

Rc: Review No. 14-8751 --Rep. Bobby Rush 

Dear Mr. Solis: 

This submission is made in accordance with the May 15, 2014 letter to Rep. Rush from Omar S. 

Ashmawy, Staff Director and Chief Counsel. The undersigned counsel, in conjunction with Rep. 

Rush, has prepared the following information to assist the Board in its deliberations. Rep. Rush 

also requests an opportunity to appear before the Board on May 29, 2014 to make additional 

brief remarks. 

The information below is designed to address what Rep. Rush, and his counsel, perceive to be 

the areas of interest on the part of the Board and on the part of the investigators who have 

interviewed Rep. Rush and several other witnesses. The information is presented in summary 

fashion and without extensive legal citation or argumentation. Both the undersigned and Rep. 

Rush submit this information based on our information and belief and pursuant to the provisions 

of 18 U.S.C. § 1001. 

I. The Space at S. King Drive 

The S. King space was used as an Alderman (city council) office from some time after Bobby 

Rush became Alderman of Ward 2 in 1983, and through 1992 when he was elected to the U.S. 

Congress. From 1993 through 2008, the space was used intermittently for Bobby Rush's Ward 

or State Committeeman party functions. (He was elected to the Ward slot in 1984 and to the 

State slot in 1990.) Since Bobby Rush gave up the Ward Committeeman functions in 2008, there 

has been very, very little use of the space at all because more of the activity in Chicago party 

politics is at the Ward Committeeman level than at the State Committeeman level. 

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May 27,2014 

Pagc2 

Counsel obtained a copy of the lease for the S. King space that was shown to Rep. Rush at his 

interview by OCE investigators. This copy was provided by counsel for Draper & Kramer, the 

firm that manages the space. 

• The lease is dated August 4, 1989, though Rep. Rush recalls using the space for 

an Alderman office from an earlier date. 

• It also indicates that the lease "shall expire on the last day of October, 1989, 

unless sooner terminated as provided herein." 

• This 1989 lease indicates clearly that the space was leased for use as an 

Alderman office. Rep. Rush recalls that while he was Alderman, the rent for 

this space was paid by the City of Chicago. 

• Though, in theory, the Landlord might have been able to claim a month to 

month !ease after the expiration of the lease in J 989, the language of the lease 

itself suggests otherwise (see next paragraph). Also, Rep. Rush is not aware of 

any demand from the Landlord for rent. 

• The lease contains a holdover provision: "Except as Landlord shall otherwise 

expressly elect in writing, should Tenant remain in possession of the Leased 

Premises after any termination of this I ,ease, no tenancy or interest in the 

Leased Premises shall result therefrom but such holding over shall be an 

unlawful detainer and all such premises shall be subject to immediate eviction 

and removal, and Tenant shall upon demand pay to Landlord, as liquidated 

damages, a sum equal to twice the Fixed Minimum Rent as provided in this 

Lease to be paid by Tenant to Landlord for all the time Tenant shall so retain 

possession of the Leased Premises or any part thereof, plus any additional 

payments provided for in this Lease; provided, however, that exercise of 

Landlord's rights under this clause shall not be interpreted as a grant of 

pennission to Tenant to continue in possession." 

• Rep. Rush is not aware ofthe Landlord ever deeming him or his 

Committeeman organization (Friends of Bobby Rush) to be in default, and 

hence recalls no notice of default or demand for possession of the space. It 

appears to Rep. Rush that everyone involved just "let things slide" because it 

was understood that the original usage of the space (a full-time Aldetman 

office) had ceased and there was no expectation of any usage of the space that 

would warrant a rental payment. 

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DICKSTEIN SHAPI ROLLP 

Office of Congressional Ethics 

May27,2014 

Page3 

Bobby Rush's Committeeman operation made occasional, sporadic use of the space for election 

workers of various local campaigns around petitioning time or election day, for a rare meeting 

with a potential local candidate, and for a rare short meeting with someone like Sheila Jackson to 

handle Friends of Bobby Rush or Citizens for Rush business because of the central location. 

Rep. Rush believes all of the foregoing usage would have amounted to at most about I 0 days 

over a 2-year election cycle, and even fewer days since 2008. Also, the space has been used to 

store a few leftover yard signs or posters of candidates in the surrounding jurisdictions. These 

posters are now essentially trash. Further, several years ago, without any objection from the 

Landlord, Bobby Rush's Committeeman operation arranged for a nonprofit to hold occasional 

classes there, and has allowed the storage of a defunct nonprofit's old copy machines and other 

old Aldermanic and Committeeman records. 

There is no indication that after the Shopping Center which the space is located within declined, 

there was any realistic market value for the space. The nearby storefronts for anchor stores have 

been bricked up. The other office/store spaces went vacant and unused for several years. The 

safety in the surrounding areas decreased. The level of trash around the space increased. 

Though there have been rumors of an effmt to renovate the shopping center, that has not 

occurred since its opening in the late '70s. The intennittent use of the space at the behest of 

Bobby Rush's Committeeman operation has tapered off dramatically since he gave up his Ward 

2 Committeeman post in 2008. Though Sheila Jackson stated that Citizens for Rush expended 

some funds once to repair and activate the heating system so that some petition workers could 

use the space in the dead of Winter in the 201 0 timeframe, this only reinforces the argument that 

the space was in poor condition and rarely used. 

For the last six years at least, the value provided to the Landlord by having a few posters on the 

windows and providing the appearance of some activity almost certainly has been worth more to 

the Limdlord than the space has been worth to Bobby Rush's remaining State Committeeman 

operation. Also, for the record, Bobby Rush sees no value in keeping the old Aldem1anic or 

Committeeman records, sees no value in the old copy machines stored there, and is perfectly 

willing to clear out the space, and hand over the keys immediately because the space really has 

no practical value to his Committeeman operation. 

II. The Donations }<'rom Citizens for Rush (CFR) to Beloved Community Christian 

Church (BCCC) 

Rep. Rush is aware of no evidence that any of the donations from CFR to BCCC were utilized to 

provide compensation to himself or any family member. Indeed, he has received no 

compensation as Pastor and President of BCCC. While his son Jeffrey Rush began receiving 

compensation from BCCC in May of 2013 for services rendered, the last preceding donation 

from CFR to BCCC was provided in August of20 12, and it was for only $1 ,000. 

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The July 2013 $2,100 check from CFR that initially was thought to be for BCCC, was actually 

paid to Beloved Community Family Services, not BCCC. Thus, there is no reason to think any 

CFR funds have been used to pay Jeffrey Rush's salary at BCCC. The record established shows 

that Beloved Community Family Services does not provide any compensation at all to Rep. Rush 

or any of his family members. 

The situation regarding Angeliquc Chatman involves, essentially, an arrangement for the last 

four years or so by a longtime supporter of BCCC whe.reby she is employed by that supporter's 

company from the Chicago area (a food distribution company), and that company voluntarily 

allows her to spend her work hours assisting the BCCC. As far as Rep. Rush knows, the 

company in question does not have any interest in matters that have come before Rep. Rush's 

congressional committees. While Rep. Rush vaguely recalls the owner of the company at one 

point asking for assistance on a matter of local regulation of minority businesses, Rep. Rush 

recalls absolutely no linkage, direct or· indirect, express or implied, with the compensation 

arrangement involving Angeliquc. Rep. Rush recalls that the above-noted request for assistance 

predated the arrangement with Angeli que by many years, and notes that the individual involved 

has been a longtime supporter of BCCC and a personal friend of Rep. Rush and his family going 

back many years before the arrangement with Angelique. 

III. Possible OCE Interest in Rep. Rush's Solicitations 

The interview of Rep. Rush by OCE investigators addressed his solicitations on behalf of BCCC. 

His solicitation of funds for BCCC may have been to a company here or there that had some 

interests before Congress, but he always wore his Pastor hat not his Congressman hat during 

those encounters, and he always steered clear of using congressional resources. Further, the 

functions and activities of BCCC are religious in nature-not related to his congressional duties. 

Rep. Rush does not recall any specific solicitations from an interested company, and his 

perception is that this is unlikely because companies generally refrain from contributing to 

religious organizations. 

To the extent that he was soliciting funds to an organization in which he had some official role 

(as Pastor and President and one of the "core group"), he only has effective "control" regarding 

spiritual matters at BCCC, not typical management matters like how significant funds are spent. 

The latter matters are subject to the "core group" which functions as the de facto officer and 

board component of BCCC. Further, his solicitation efforts from any interested company have 

not generated any personal financial benefit for him or his family. Rep. Rush doe.s not recall 

soliciting any company that has business before his committees just before or during the time 

that his son Jeffrey has been taking a salary from BCCC. In any event, Jeffi-ey clearly is 

providing comparable services to warrant the salary he is paid, and there is no indication that 

BCCC doesn't otherwise have enough funds to pay Jeffrey. Thus, there is no plausible argument 

that Rep. Rush is using his congressional position to personally emich himself or his family. 

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DIcKSTEIN s HAp I R 0 LL? 

Office of Congressional Ethics 

May 27,2014 

PageS 

Further, if Rep. Rush, as Pastor of BCCC is now forbidden to raise any funds from any entity 

that has business before any of his congressional committees (because his son is making about 

$1,200 per month to handle multiple tasks at the church), it would be good to have clear notice of 

tl1at interpretation so that he can assure his practices stay compliant. 

As for questions about potentially raising funds from some organization to help pay off a 

particular ConEd bill owed by BCCC, Rep. Rush did not recall at his interview the name of the 

alleged solicitee organization, but the foregoing analysis would apply. There has been no use of 

congressional resow-cos or position to generate personal gain for Rep. Rush or his family. Also, 

this particular solicitation (if it took place) presumably took place fairly long ago, well before 

Jeffrey began getting any compensation from BCCC. Finally, any such donated funds would 

have been for tlle use of a church-a purpose unrelated to Rep. Rush's congressional duties. 

Rep. Rush acknowledges that the House Ethics Manual at p. 348 indicates that a Member should 

get advance written guidance if soliciting for a 50l(c)(3) "established or controlled" by the 

Member. This docs not seem to apply if the Member has a limited role and there have been 

many oilier individuals involved in the establishment and control of the organization. 

Nonetheless, as Rep. Rush indicated in his interview, he has a recollection of getting some form 

of guidance from House Ethics about his desire to solicit funds for BCCC several years ago. 

Unfortunately, Rep. Rush can find no evidence of that process. He does have the vague 

recollection that he was given the go ahead for solicitations as long as the conditions for not 

using his official position, not using official resources, and not using any of the proceeds for 

personal gain were followed. At a minimum, he is hopeful that the OCE Board will give him 

some credit for having sought such guidance. 

Conclusion 

In view of the foregoing, the undersigned counsel and Rep. Rush respectfully request the OCE 

Board to take no further action in this matter. If there is an opportunity to discuss any resolution 

of this matter that stops short of a referral to House Ethics with recommended further action, this 

would be welcome, and OCE could expect full cooperation. 

Respectfully submitted, 

~~:~~·- . 

~~~--~-·" 

Scott E. Thomas 

Dickstein Shapiro LLP 

(202) 420-2601 direct dial 

(202) 379-9258 direct fax 

thomasscott@gicksteinshapiro.com 

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DICKS.TEINSHAPIROm 

Office of Congressional Ethics 

May27, 2014 

Page6 

The foregoing is true and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief as of the date of this 

submissio11. 
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Dcchwatlon 

I, Representative Bobby L. Rush, declare (certify, verify, or state) underlli?!)alty of J>eijury thut 

the response and factual assertions contained in the attached letter dated :31.4! II , 2014, 

relating to my response to the June 11,2014, Committee on Ethics letter, are trLand correct. 

Signature: 

Name: 

Date: 

Rcprcscnta vc Bobby L. Rush 

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APPENDIXC 
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EXHIBIT 1 
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LAKE MEAllOWS 

SHOPPING CENTER 

LEASE Thlslease.madelhiS 4th dayoll\ugust,l999 byandbelweenLAKEMEADOWSASSOCIATES, 

en Illinois llmUed pallnerShip (Mrelllalter telelled to as "Landlotd''~ and E!Obbv Rush. an individual 

(1\etelnallat referred 10 as •Tenant"). 

tn CQIISider.lUon of the renlto be paid and lhe eOYOnan!s to be petlormed l>Y Tenant, the l.endlord hereby 

deml$es and leases to 11\e Tenant and Tenanl hereby leases ltom l.endiO<d, cenaln P!Omlses In lake Meadows 

S~opp1111J Cente<,ln Chicago. tninoi< {Jhe "Shopping Center") upon !he terms end conditions heralnallet contained. 

Tho ShopplnO Cenlet corulsiS of the land and ell lmprovernenls located altha northeast comer of 35th Sueet and 

Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive, Chicaoo. Illinois. and Is legally des<:rit>ed as tonows: 

PAACEL t: 

LOTS 1 TO 10 INCLUSIVE IN RESUSOIVlSION OF LAKE MEADOWS NO. TWO BEING A CONSOLIDATION OF 

lOTS ANO PARTS OF LOTS ANO VACATED STREETS ANO ALlEYS IN THE NORTHEAST FRACTIONAl 

OUARTER OF SECTlON 34, TOWNSHIP 39 NORTH. RANGE 14, EAST OF THE THIRO PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, 

RECORDED NOVEMBER 27, 1959 AS DOCUMENT I 7722039 AND FilED IN THE OFFICE OF REGISTRAR OF 

TITlES AS DOCUMENT 1890949. 

PARCEL2: 

LOTS A AND B IN LAKE MEADOWS NO. ONE A CONSOLIDATION OF LOTS AND PART OF LOTS AND 

VACATED STREETS AND ALLEYS IN JOHN DE WITI'S ADDITION TO CHICAGO AND IN UNIVERSITY SUBDIVISION AND CERTAIN RESUBOtVISIONS ALLIN THE NORTHEAST FRACTIONAl OUARTEA OF SECTION 

34, TOWNSHIP 39 NORTH, RANGE 14, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, RECOROEO JULY 8. 

t95. AS DOCUMENT 15954451 AND FilED IN THE OFFICE OF REGISTRAR OF TITlES AS DOCUMENT 

1539045. 

PAACEL3: 

A PARCEL OF LAND COM PIUS lNG ALl OF LOTS 1T04 BOTH INCLUSIVE. LOTS 22 TO 26 BOTH INCLUSIVE. 

PARTS Of LOTS 5 AND 21 TOGETHER WITH THE ALLEYS BETWEEN SAID LOTS IN THE NORTH TIER OF 

OAKENWAI.O BEING A SUSOIVtSION OF PART OF THE SOUTH HALF OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF 

SECTlON 34. TOWNSHIP 39 NORTH, RANGE 14, EAST OF THE lHIRO PRINCIPAl. MERIDIAN (ExcePTING 

FROM SAID SUSOIVISION THAT PART CONVEYED TO THE CITY OF CHICAGO FOR STREET PURPOSES 

UNDER DOCKET 15607679 AND RECORDED ON MAY 4. 1953) SOUNDED AND DESCRIBED AS FOllOWS: 

BEGINNING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LOT261N SAID SUBDIVISION WHICH IS THE INTERSECTION 

OF THE WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD WITH THE SOUTH LINE OF 

SAID SUBDIVISION. THENCE NORTH 16 DEGREES 44 MINUTES. 43 SECONDS WEST ALONG THE EASTEfl. 

LY liNE OF LOTS 26AND liN SAID SUBDIVISION A DISTANCE OF 269.81 FEET TO THE NORTHEAST COR. 

NER OF SAID LOT 1 WHICH IS THE INTERSECTION OF THE WESTERLY liNE OF THE ILLINOIS ::ENTRAL 

RAILROAD WITH THE SOUTH LINE OF EAST 33AD STREET, THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 50 MINUTES tS 

SECONDS WEST ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF EAST 33110 STREET. A DISTANCE OF 205.44 FeeT, THENCE 

SOUTH Oil DEGREES 13 MINUTES, 13 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 267.25 FeeT TO A POINT IN THE 

SOUTH LINE OF LOT Zl IN SAIO SUBOIVtSION. THENCE SOUTH 8\l DEGREES 53 MINUTES 28 SECONDS 

EAST ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID SUBOlVISION A DISTANCE OF 264. I 7 FEET TO THE PLACE OF 

BEGINNING. AlL IN COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS. 

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ARTICLE I 

BASIC LEASE TERMS AND EXHIBITS 

SECTION 1.1 BASIC LEASE TERMS: 

ThiS secllon contains the basic lease tlllms agreed to be!ween Landlord and Tenant and referred 10 elSewhere 

In lhlS Lease. Each relerenceln this lease to eny oltho basic Ieese terms shaU be construed to lneorporale eH the 

tenns provldad herelnunoor each such basic lease term: 

A. LEASED PREMISES: St>ace C-6 (hereinaller releHed to as .. leased 

Premlse$'1 shown cross-halcheo ln re4 On Exl\lbl! 8. 

FLOOR AFIEA WITHIN LEASED PREMISES: approximately 1,506 square feet 

B LEASE TERM: One year(. 

C. TENANT'S CONSTRUCTION AND FIXTURE PERIOD (ARTICLES Ill and IV) 

0. F!XEOMINIMUMRENT{AATICLEV):S 627.00 pormonlh 

F. PtCtr• F~Q G'CEl'G&'T $'1~GUCG OR& A PGt'C' i '':t t 

<rb!UF! 'RE' 9F &'S .. I'E'·-s-:m:c- ,, .... 'PP" ·meta'· yzs menU: 

60 days 

ps sau. 

G. INSURANCE COVERAGE (ARTICLE X): S 1, 000,000 for Injury or oealh of ene person; 

$ 1,000,000 lorlnjoryordeathperoccurrence;andS 300,000 torpropenydamage. 

H. USE {ARTICLE Vll: As an aldermanic office for Alderman !tush • s local Chicago political Ward, known as the 

second Ward. TENANT'S TRACE NAME (ARTIClE VI): ALOEI>J!Atl BOBBle ROSH 

J. tANOLOAD'S MAiliNG ADDRESS: 

K. TENANT'S MA!LI~IG ADDRESS: 

l. SECURITY DEPOSIT {ARTIClE XVIII): 

c/o Harold J. Carlson Asso~iates, Inc. 

9801 w. Higgins, Suite 420 

P, 0, BOX 929 

Rosemont, Illinois 60018 

$l,S8l.OO 

M. CitQ\4Q! i"'IQll Q$si0tt;m''C'UQt' (OQ'•'!C' 5 S') 

N. RADIUS RESTRICTION {ARTICLE VI): One (1) mlle. 

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SECTIOII1.2 EXHIBITS: 

The exhibits tist.O In this Secli011 and auachtd to thiS Lease are ir.corpo<ated he<ein by <eterence. and are to 

bO treated as a pari of thiS Lease lo< all purposes: 

EXHIBIT A: Bupplemenlto lease 

EXHIBIT 6: SilO Plan/lease Plan of Shopping Centllt 

EXHIBIT C: TenanllniOfmation Manual (itlcluding a desc<iplion ollandtora·s Work, Tenanrs Work and Tenant 

Design Criteria) 

EXHIBIT 0: floor Plans 

EXHIBIT E: Standard Project Details 

EXHIBIT F: Sign C!lteria 

~ill31T C. Gee. a tte:!! sf l!i!J~ 

ARnCLEII 

SHOPPING CENTER AND LEASED PREMISES 

SECTION 2.1 SHOPPING CENTER 

Landlord Is the ownet ol a leasehOld estate In the real properly legany described above, at\d created by an In· 

demure ol Lease (the .. NYLIC Lease .. } dated ApiU 1, 1969. between NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY as 

Lessor and LA SALLE NATIONAL BANK AS TRUSTEE under a Trust Agreement dated Marel\31, 1969, and known as 

Trust No. 39320, as lessee (a shon form Ol which has bean recorded in the Olrlce olthe Racoraer ot DeedS at Cool< 

County, Illinois on April 1, 1969 as Document No. 20796653) as assigned and transferred by Assignment and 

Transfer of !.ease dated March 11, 1970, I rom LA SALLE NATIONAL BANK AS TRUSTEE under Trust Agreamenl 

dated March 31, 1969 and known u Trust No. 39320, to lake Meadows Associates, an Illinois flmiled paflnership 

(land!Otd), and Landlord has lull authority to enter Into this leaso. 

SECTION 2.2 LEASED PREMISES: 

Landlord hereby leases and demises to Tenant, and Tenant hereby leases lrom landlord. subject to and with 

the benelll olthe terms ollhis Lease, the store premises someumes herein referred to as the .. leased Premises." 

which are shown cross-hatched on Exhibit B. auached hereto and made a part thereof. The leased Premises e. tend 

to the exterior lace at exterior walls and the centerline olthe demising walls separating the leased premises from 

ltle premises of otl·.er tenanrs In the Snopplng Center. 

Landlord sp~citicaUy excep1s and reseNt$ 10 Untt the use ol tbe fOOl, the exterior portion of 1be Leased 

Premises. other !han the storelron~ ana such areas within the Lease<) Premises required lor lnstallalion, 

maintenance and repair cl utility lines and other Installations required to service other tenants ol the ShOpping 

Center. hom lime to lime during the term of this lease, II baing agreed thai such utiUty &nas and orher instanalions 

shall not n'.ateriaRy lnterlere wi1h Tenant's general use and occupancy of lhe Leasetl PJemlses without Tenant•s 

specific consent. No rights are cortfened on Tenant, and Landlord spec:ifieally e•cepts: and resetves to itself. unless 

specific;)tty o\h~twise provlded, all1ights to lhe land and improvements below 1M lloor level ol the Leased Prtmises 

and 10 the air righls above the Leased Premises, and to the land and imP<ovements localed on at\d within the common ateas, 

3!eTtett !:8 8A9EMEHT &1'\i!A'OS 'Pi': 

la1r'Oor1 M'Oby 'aacec '=d ~GFNa~T~serfPGm~ll<m!MoA!l~"'""!!!:P' 

Lease, subject ro the terms heraol,the basement storage area located beneath the Leased Pre , onsisling 

ot the number ol square feet of floor area setlotfh In Section 1.1.F. hereof. Te agrees to pay to Landlord 

the monthly rent tor said basement storage area set lorlh . .F. heraol along with payments ot Fixed 

Minimum Rant and In accordance with the and conditions coneerl\lng payment ot Fixed Minimum Renl 

set forth In Section 5.1 her • w erelnlllls Lease. Thenumberol square feel otlloor areaol anytasement 

storage ar~ nciU<Ied In !he number of squa1e feel or lloot area included within the Leased P1emises fOJ a!l 

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ARTICLE Ill 

TERM OF LEASE AND LEASE YEAR 

SECTION 3.1 TERM OF LEASE: 

Tile term ollt>is Lease snail commence upon tile earlier of. 

A. The dale wllich Is sixtY ( 6 0) days alter the <late Landlord giYeS Tenant notice I hal 

Land!ord"s Work ln the leased P1emises is .substantially comp1e1e. or 

8 The dale on which Tenant opens 1ne Leased Prenuses tor business 10 rne public (such date being t.erelnaltet 

called the ''Commencement Date'') 

The Lease shaU exprre on the lasl day oltm- October, 19~·9 ~·~ f€3 u.4~ 

fMtCta·iH''t 'l'nr, Uflless sooner \e,mmaleCI as provided herein 

SECTION 3.2 LEASE YEAR: 

The term "Lease Year" shall mean a period ol twelve (12) consecutive lull calendar months. commencing on 

January 1 In each year and endrng on the suceeedlng OecemtlOI 31. Any porllon olthe tease term which Is tess than 

a Lease Year as herelnbalore cerrned s.""u be deemed a Partial Lease Year. the lirst Partial lease Year begiMlng on 

the commencement Dale cl the term ol tt>is Lease and ending on lhe fcllowlng December 31. 

All he time !he COmmencement Date is established. the parlles will promptly enter into a SSpptementtc lease. 

prepared by landlord on the form attached llereto as Exhibit A. stipulating tile COmmencement Date and expiration 

date of me term olthis Lease, and the floor area withtn the Leased Premoses lor all purposes olthls Lease. In the 

event ol any con!lict between the ptov\slons of Exhibit A hereto and those of Sectkm 1.1 ., tile p<O'Jisions cl Exhibit A 

shall be daemed to represent tile agreement between the panies hereto 

SECTION 3.3 08UGATIONS OF TENANT BEFORE LEASE TERM BEGINS: 

Teoant shall perform diligently such cllts obligations contained In ExhiOi!s 0. E and F as are to be penorrr.ed by 

11 prtorto the beg!nningollhe tease term, and Shall complete !Is work notlater Ulan sixty ( 60 l days 

a!ler the Leased Premises are made availallle to It lor its work Tenant shall also observe and perform all ol lis 

ooligations under !his Lease(excepllts obliga~cns to pay Fixed Mi111mum Ron!, Percentage Rent, and Its pro rata 

·snare lor charges lor common area mainlenance. real estate talCeS and assessments. insurance c:harges, and Mer· 

chants' Association dUes or Prernotlonal Fees, If any)lrom lhe date upon which the Leased Premlsas are made 

available to Tenant for its wo1k until the Commencement Date of 1ha tease term in the same manner aslhough 1he 

lease term began when the Leased Ptemises were so made available to Tenant 

ARTICLE IV 

CONSTRUCTION BY LANDLORD AND TENANT 

SECTION 4.1 CONSTRUCTION BY LANDLORD; 

Landlotd is in the PfOC8$S of rehabililating and remodeling ln iiC'COfdance with app~cable govetn."l'Hmtat rules 

and regulations. a building(s) in which the Leased Premises are toea ted as shown on E<hlbit B. and has constluct~ 

the Leased Premises as sMwn on Extllblt B, sut:stanUatty in accordance wtth the outline spec ill cations described ill 

the exhibit entilled '"landlord"s Work" and allaclled hereto as El<hlblt C. Tenant agrees thai no mechanical or struc· 

lura! additions or minor changes from any plans or !rem said outline specifications which may herealter be mace 

during lhe consuuc1ion ol lhe Leased Pt~tmises Shall c:hange lhe provisions ruueof. The Leased PJemises and 

Landlord's Work shall be deemed accepted end approved by Tenant In ail respects except lor Item• of landlord's 

Wor~ whiCh are net completed or co not conform to Ex~ibll C. and as to which Tenant shall have given notice to 

LandlOrd witnln th!rty (30) days alter tM last day attowecr to Tenant for the completion ol Teoant's Work as prO'Jided in 

Section 1.1.C. Any disagreement which may arise between Lendlctd and Tenant with reference to the work to be 

performed by either pursuanllo Exllibils C. 0, E. and F, or whelhOI such work has been properly completed, shall be 

conclusively resotved by the decision ol Landlord's architect 

SECTION 4.2 CONSTRUCTION 8V TENANT: 

All work other than tllat!O be petlormed by Landlord is to be <lOne by Tenant in a good and worl<manlike mafl. 

net, by bonded conlractots approved by LandlOtd, at Tenant's exptnse and in accordance with the outline descnp. 

lion set forth In the exhibit entitled "Tenant's \Vorl<" and al!ached herelo as Exhibit C. the Design Criteria setfo!lh In 

Exhiblls 0, E and F. and the plans and speelflcallons hereinafter referred to ill tllis Seetkm 4.2. Teoant agrees to submit to Landlord, within forty-live (45) days hom the <late Tenant receives blo<:koul drawings ollhe leased P1emises 

ltom lhe umdlord's architect, complete plans and specifications lncludng engineering, mechanical and electrical 

wo<k covering Tenant's Work as described in Exhibit 0. In such derarl as landlord may require and in compliance 

with Exhib~s c. 0, E. and F and at! applicable statutes, ordinances. regulations and cedes, celltlied by a licensed 

t&glslered tuchl!ect and, if lec;_uirod by the Landlotd. a hcen:;;ed registered ptotesstOMt engineer. Wilhln torty.Hve 

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(45) days aflerreceipj of Tenant's pjans and speclliealiOIIS,laodiO!d Shall return to Tenan1 one set of such plar.s and 

specifieallons marked approved. approved as noted. or Javlselresubmlt Tenant shall then acl in accordance wlth 

ExhibiiS C. 0, E ar.d F. II such plans and specifications ate not so submitted willlin said lorty·live {45) days or 11 Tenant tails to complete the-~ tequlred lly lhis Seelion 4.2 in a timely manner, Landlord may, at its oplion, either (a) 

proceed with Tenant's Work, as hereinabove provided, and any changes or revisions lhereol re®ireo therealter 

shall te made at Tenant's sole expense (lal\diO!d &hell hove the ril!ht 1o derermine whelhor sard changes shall be 

made by Landtot<:fs contractO! or Tenant's contractor~ or (Ill exercise any remedy lor default provided to the 

Landlord by Arlitl<o XVI hereof. 

SECTION 4.3 WAIVER OF UENS: 

Tenant shall obtain from ueh eon1rac1or. subcontractor, matesialman ot \he like, a waiver ol any meehar.ie·:s 

lien rights ag.ainslthe landlord, which v.JBiver (in form and substance satislactoty to the Land!otd} shall be Celiveted 

to the landlord betore any wcrl< to be performed by Tenant begins. NotwlihS!anding I he foregoing sentence, sheu!d 

any such lien be made or JUed.ll s~all be discharged with"' a reasonable lime by Tenant eilher by pnymenl or lly !he 

tltillg ol the necessary bond Tenant shell not pledge 01 encumber lis lradeflxtutes or other personal property In the 

leased Premises withOut obtaining the prior written consent ol Landiord. Any consent by Landlord shall apply cnty to 

the transaclion au1horll:ed and shalt not constilute a waiver ollhe necessity et such consent for any subsequent 

ttansaetion. 

SECTION 5.1 FIXED MINIMUM RENT: 

ARTICle V 

RENTS 

Tenant hereby agrees to pay to tha Land!ord during the !elm ol this Lease, at Lal\dlord's matting al1dress as set 

lo!lh In Secllon 1.1.J. or at SUCh other place as l.an<llord may doslgnate In wtiling from time to 111M, the Fixed 

M\nimcm Rent set l01lh In Section 1.1.D. during the term ol this Lease. The Fixed Millimurn Rent shall be payable in 

equal monthly lnslallrneniS, In advance, on lhe Jlrst day ol each and every calendar month during the term ol this 

tease. without ptiot demand and withOut any deductions 01 setol!s wnatsoever. Should the Cornmencemenl Date ol 

!his Lease occur on a day olhet than the fits! day ola calendar month, the first payment of Frxed Minimum Rent 

whiCh Tenanl shall make 10 Land•ord lor such partial month shall be prorated on lhe basis ol lhelatio ollhe number 

ot daye remaining In the month I rom IM CornmencetMnl Oate to !hilly (30) daye, and sheU be pnyeble on the Commencement Date. Other charges payable lly Tenant on a monthly basis hereunder {including wilhOulllmita!iorlt~e 

common area charge) shall likewise be prorated. 

JCCTtSif 9:1 PER8Etll';Qi A&tiT: 

deducllon or seton, an amount equal to !he percentag• ol Tenant's Gtoss Sales In excess or lhe 1a11igure ("an· 

nual mWmum Gross Sales") specUied lly Seclion 1.1.E. hereol. Such Percentage Aenl shall yable as stl lorth 

t>etow. In lhe event the Fixed Minimum Rent for any lease Year is reduced, abated orlncre d for any reason. L'le 

annual minimum Gress Sales shell be reduced or increased ptoportionatety. ShOuld 1 mencemenl Data ol 

!his Lease occur on a day other than tha first day oflha calendat month, the Gross Sal tor such partial month shan 

be added to the Gross Sales lor the firs! luU calendar month ot the term or !his L e lor purposes of determining 

P<teentage Rent. 

A. PAYMENT OF PERCENTAGE RI!NT: 

On the llfleenth dey of each tun calendar month oltheleaseter and on the lilteenlh day alter the ood ol the 

laaseterm, Tenant snail pny to the Landlord a sum O®al to !he pe' tage specllied in Saeticn 1.1 E. ol Gross Sates 

lor the preceding calendet month In excess of oru~otwetlth 2) ot lhe annual minimum Gross Sales then ap. 

pticable. 

W•thin slxty(60) days afler the end ol each leas ear or Partial Lease Year. Tenanl shall deliver to Landlord a 

statement, certified by an Independent CeMilled P "'Accountant reasonably sat!Siaclo.'Y to landlor<t, ot the Gt<m 

Sales tor said ~ease Year 01 Partial Lease Year the eer\llied slalementestabnshes an overpnyment ol Percentage 

Rent, !he Landlord shaU. at its sole opllon, er eredil such overpayment on !he rents dUe subsequently under the 

Lease until such credU is exhausted, 01 und the excess amounllo Tenant wi!Nn lhkty (30) days alter receipj of 

Tenant's cenmed statement or Gross les. For any Panial t.ease Yeat, the annual mlnirr.um Gross Sales Used tor 

!he computation ol Percentage Re and all annual charges due undo' this Lease shall be prorated on the Dasls of 

the ratio of the number of days such Partial Lea;e Year 10 360. The covenant$ of Tenant set forth In ttt.s SectiQn 

5.2 shall survive lhe explral 01 othel termlrlaUon ol this Lease. 

Tenant s~alf be ated to pay to landlord interest en all sums above specified and on ail sums and charges 

Tenant is oblil;ale pay under the terms ollhis lease. Such sums and charges shall bear ioteresllrom the dale 

said sums and rges become due and remain unpaid until tho date said sums and charges are paid in full.lnteresl 

shall be at a .e equal to the lesser ol (1) lwo percent (2%) abovelhe prime tate ol inlerestln eueet anne Fil$1 Na· 

lion~t Sa of ChiCago, or Its suceesscr, f)( (2) the ma•lmum tate permiUed by law as ol the dale said sums and 

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of. in conneclion witll and for an merchandise. services or other OPerations or businesses sold or rtndered · . on. about or !rom the leased Premises: by Tenant or any subtenants. licensees or eoneessionaires. whethet fOf sn or on a charge, credit or time basis. wilhoulresetve or deduction lor loab!Uty or failure to collect, lnclu<fi • but not 

tlmlled to, such sales and $e;rvlcu (t) where ordtus ort;inale an<lfor are accepted by Tenant in the Lease Premises 

but delivery ot peJfOtmance thereof Is rna® from or at any pla-ce other than the LeaJe:d Premises; i P\.rtSUant to 

mall, telegraph, teleJ)I>Ont or other similar orders received or tilled at 01 in tlloleased Prernlses; by means ol 

mechanical and other vending machines In the Premises: (4) Which lenantln the normal and cus ry course ol 

bUSiness would credit or attribute to Its bustnoss upon the LeaSed Promises or any part 01 ~ ts thereol. SI>Ch 

amount shaU be adjusted by the dedi>Ction {il originally Included In Grose Sales) or exclusion. tne case may be. 

hom Gross Sales of 1he- following, provided that separate Jecords are maintained tor such de cllons or exclusions: 

{ \} amoun1s ot JeJunds. atlowanees made on merchandise claimed 10 be defective or unsar actory or disecunts to 

customers, provided that II such retuoas. allowances or Oiscounts are in the 1orm of edils 10 custcmer, such 

credits shall be inclUded in Gross Safes when used; (2) exchanges ol merchandise betw en stores ol Tenant where 

sveh e•cttanges are made solely tcnhe operation otTenant's business and not l01the tpose.s or consummatlng a 

sale whiCh has been made at. ln. on 01 I rom the Leased Premises and/or lor the pur e ol depriving the ~andlora ol 

the bene til ot SI>Ch salo which otherwise would nave been made at, in, on or I rom 1 Leased Premises: (3) amounts 

ol relunds or allowar.ces made with respect to merchandise returned bY Tenan o sNppers or manufacturers; {4) 

sale ol trace lixlures or store oporaUng equipment alter use thereof In the ndi>Ct ol Tenanrs business In the 

Leased Premises: {5) all sums and credits received In selllement of claims I loSS or damage 10 merchandiSe: and 

(6) lhe amount cl any excise or sales tax levied upon retaU sales and paya over to the approprlato govemmenlal 

aulhOtily~ provided 1hat specific record Is made a\ the time ol eaeh sate the amot.'OI of sa\as1ax, and the amounl 

t'>ereot is expressly charged to the customer. I! any one or more depart ents or other divisions of Tenant's business 

shall be conducted by any sublessee, coneessionaire, ncell$U or ot • eln said Premises then there shall be ;n. 

eluded In Gross Sales f01 the PIIIPOSe ol flxing the Percentage R hereunder all of tM Gross sates o1 S.'Ch diviSions or departments, Whether SIJCh sales be made at the Lease remises or elSewhere, in the same manner and 

with the same elfect as U the business or $ales cf such depatt ts and divisions had been conducted by Tenant 

ilsell, provided thai nothing contained herein shell prevent! landlord lrom requiring an additional or different 

Percentage Rental as a tondilion 10 approval 01 any svble fe, .:;:oncessJon:alre o: Ucensee of Tenant hereUI'lder. 

NotwithStanding the loregolng provisionS cl this SectiOn 5 .B., each sal<> upon insta!L.,ent, credit or layaway shall 

be lleated as a sale tor the luU price ln the month aut! whiCh such sale shaU b! made, Irrespective oJ the time 

when T~nant snan receive payment fiom us customer 

C, BOOKS AND RECORDS: 

T~nt agrees to accurately record all sale n accordance with 99neraUy accepted accounting principles and 

practices and IQ tetain eoptes of an records Gross Sales and aU sates tax repcHs, whlch recordS shall be presewed by Tenant and made available at all r sonable times to landlord upon demano at the Tenant's ptincipal of· 

fice in Illinois. et. U Tenant does no! have rincipat pJaee ol business1n Illinois. allenanrs principal oUic:e in 1he 

conlinemal United States. Tenant agrees o preserve an oJ lis sales records for each lease Year or Partia~ lease 

Year lor alleastlhree (3) years !rom I end ot said year. lenant agreeslo deliver 10 landlord a statement ol each 

month's Gross Sales en or bel01e lh f>fteenlh day olthe lollowing month. and copies ol all inl01malion or other 

returns fited regarding state sates a use taxes wbich will relate to lhe Leased Premises. Tenant shan requileaB l!s 

permlt!ed subtenants or licensee . II any, to lurolsh similar statemen!S. Landlord, lis audi!O< or otMr desigr.ated 

reptesen:allve shall have the I' t. no more than 011ce a year,to all<lll an pertinent books and recorda ollenant lor 

the purpose of verifying amua tatements Submitted by Tenant to landlord and the actual amount o1 Gross Sates as 

herein defined. All expense such audit shall be borne by landlord unless SIJCh audil shaH diSClOSe addiliooalliabilt· 

ty lor Percentage Rent wl respect to any annual statem~n1 of two percent {2%) ot mOre en the part or Tenant, In 

which case all expense. · h.-ding tta"Vel and related' ~pense$. of such audit shaU be botne by Tenant. In the event 

such audit discloses a tlonalliabllfty for Percentage Rent wltll respect to any annual statement cl five percent 

(5%) or more on IM rl ol Tenant, Landlord shall have the righl within one hundred el9hty (180) days or receipt by 

Landlord olthe re IS ol such audit, In addition to any other rigms herein provided, or otMrwlse available, toter. 

mlnate this lea thltly (30) days· prior wriuen r.olice 10 Tenant. It It shall be determined as a resull ot such 

auditlhat there s been a defoelency In the payment ol Percentage Rent. then such deliciency shan becO<ne lrn· 

mediately du payable will> inlerestatthe rate setlotlh In this t.ease.lrom the date when said payments should 

have been de. In the ev.nt Tenant shall be delinquent In lurnlshinglo landlord eny monthly or annual sales state· 

ment or s eme.nts requireO hereunder. then landto1d shaU t'.ave ihe flghl, at ils. sole cplion. without notice. to con. 

duct so audi1s prOvided above and a~/ and all charges occasioned by reason thereof snan be the sole cbliga.tion 

ollen tar.d payable 011 demand, or to treat such delinquency as a breaCh ollhe Lease entitling landlord to ex<r· . .. ... 

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SECTION 5.3 ADDITIONAL RENT: 

Jo ac:dilion lo the foregoing Fixed Minimum Renl a ePa a J£'130 ... oot, all o~her payments to be made by Tenant hereunder, either to Landlord 01 to the Metchants' Association, shell be deemed lot the fMpose 01 secutlng the 

collection tnereot to be additional rent heteunder. whelher or notlhe same be desigr.ated as such, and shall be due 

and payable on demand Of together with the next succeeding illstallmenl 01 Fixed Minimum Rent, whichever shan 

first oecur; and landlosd shalt have the same rights and remedies upon Tenant's failuce 10 pay the same as lOt the 

nonpayment of the Fi>ed Minimum Rent. landlord, at its election, Shalt have the right {but not the Obligation} to pay 

for or perlotm any act which requires the expenditure cl any sums ol money by teason olthe taHute or neglect ol 

TeNOIIO perform any ol the provisions of thiS Lease wllhin the grace period II any, applicablolhereto, and in the 

event landlord shall allis election pay such sums or perform such actrltqulring lne exper.Oiture or monies, Tenant 

agrees 10 reimi>Jrse and pay landiord upon demand, all such sums, which shan be deemed to be additional renl 

hereunder and be payable by Tenant as such. 

AIITlCLEVI 

OPERATION OF BUSINESS AND USE 

SECTION 6.1 USC: 

Tenant agrees lhallhe Leased Premises Shall be used and occop:ed by Ter.anl or anyone claiming under Ten• 

ani only lor the purpose specified as the use lhereol in Sec lion t. t .H. and lor no other purpose or purposes wilhoul 

the prior wrltlen consenl ollandlord. Tenant shall cperate Its buslna$$ in !he Leased Premises under the !race name 

spacllied in Section 1.1.1. of the Lean (Tar.ant representing lhat ll hes the righllo use such name) unless Landlord 

snall olhtr.vise consent 

Tenant Shall not (a) use the leased Premises. nor any patl olthe ShoPPing Center, nor petf!llt same to be •-sed 

lor lhe manulacture. sale. bar1er. trade. gift or servlce ollnloxieating liquors ol any nature whatsoever, as the tame 

shall be detined ut\d2f the statutes ollhe Untied Slates. or any slate. rnunr:elpal o· any other gov~rnmenial aulhodly 

having jurlsdicllon, or {b) at any t•me sell,wrchase, stole, otglve eway, or permilthe sate. purchese or 9111 ol,lood 

In any form by or 10 any o1 Tenant's a~nls or employees or any other parlies on the leased Ptemises except as expresSly permitted by SecJion t.l.H. hereof, 

SECTION 6.2 OPERATION; 

Tenanl agrees to operata Q~ htJndred pcreen1 (tOO%) of the Leased P1em1Ses alaR Jeasonablt business 

houJS during the 1erm ol U'lis Lease unless prevenled from doing s.o because ot 1ire. ac<:ldenl. eel of GOO or c!her 

cause beyor.d Tenanl's contiOI e,;ctuding financial cavse:s, and Ten.an1 agtees lo keep open lhe leased Prem.se.s 

and dili~nlly operate the business condUcted therein. using a sullicient nvrr.ber ol adequately ltained personnel lor 

ellieien! service, during such hours and on such daya and evenings ol the wee~ as may be determined by the 

LandiQfd. Tenant agrees to conduCt Tl!/laOI'S business a! aa limts ill a firSI·ctass manner conSistent with reputaOie 

business standarQs and practices. irl QCOd faith and in such manr.er that the high reputaflon olthe Shapping Center 

is maintained. Tenant agrees Jo keep I he store adequately slacked with new merchandise in firs!-el.us conditiOn and 

Tenant agrees thai storage and office space in the Leased Premises shan belimiled 10 that necessary lor, ar.O used 

in conjunction wi\h, the leased Premises. Tenant shalt not use the ateas adjacent Jo the Leased Premises tor 

business purposes. 

Landlord and Tenant egtee that having the Leased Premises open for business dur:ng such hours and on such 

day<l and evenongs olthe week as may be detormlned by Landiord and operating one hundred per:enl(l OO'Io) ot the 

Leased Prerr<ses at all limes during the term ollhls lease In the maMer setlorlh above goes to tlle essence of the 

parties' agreement hereunder, and thai Tenant's lailure toperlorm its obfigations wi:t result ill aulofnatic deprivation 

to landiord for which larutorct's other remedies hereunder or at law may not be adequate ltls, lherefore, agteed 

!hat in the event ol any vlofallon of tha aforesaid by Tenant during any day of any m<>nlh during the term of thiS 

Lease. the Fixed Mlnlmum Aenllor satd month shalf be increased to one hundred liftyparcent (1SO'Io) olt~.e rate lor 

the monlh in which Tenant so JailS, plus one hiJndred filly percenl (ISO%} ol one·l.,.lllh (tl12)011he Percen1age 

Rent paid in the previous Lease Year or Partial Lease Year (on en annualiz.ed basis). as the case may be. The temedy 

PJOvid'd ill the previous sentence shall not be 1n Ueu ol Landlord's other remedies hereunder or a! law and accept. 

ance by Landlord of such shall no! be daemed an elecllon Olremedes or preclude landlord !rom seeking any other 

remedy lor said violation ot a subsequent vlo!aUon.lncludlng wllhootlimita1ion, specific perlormanee or termination 

of thfs Lease or Tenant's right to possession as set fotth 1n Arrele XVI heteof. 

SECTION 6.3 TENANT'S COVENANTS REGARDING OCCUPANCY: 

Tenant agrees to comply promptly with au JaviS, ordioanees. orders and regutal!ons alt&et.t''l9 the Leased 

Premises and the cleanliness. sarety, operal!on and use thereof. Tefl3/\t also agrees to comply witll the ree:cmmerr 

dations of an insurance company lnspec!lon buteau or similar agency sa!ected by Landlord with respect lo the 

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Leased Ptemls~s. 

Tenant agrees not to lnstatt any etecttical equlpmenl1hat ovetfoads tines setviclng the Leased Ptemises. Jn 

eol'tt\ecUon wlth the installalion or use ol any electrical equipm...Af'l. Tenant ShaU at Tenat'lt'S 0\'ln expense make from 

lime 1o time •'Vhalever changes ar-e necessary 10 comply with the requltemeots ot the insurance unde-rwrl!ers. 

9¢Verrunental authmities, ir.speeHon bweau, or Insurance Inspectors -designated by landlotd. 

Tenant agrees not 1o; 

A. Pelmi! any unlawful or immoral praellco 10 be carried 0t1 "' committed on I~ teased Premises; 

B. Make any use ol cr allow 11\e teased Preml•es to be used io any manner or lOt any tli.IIPOSe that mig~! fma:~ 

dale or increase the rate of Land!Oid's lnsuJance thereof; 

C. Keep 01 use or permit to be tl:ept or us-ed on said leased Premises any Inflammable tluids or explosives 

withOut tn each lnstance Oblaining U'le prior wriUen approval ollandlord: 

0. use the Leased Premises for any purpose whal$oever whic.~ rnight create a nuisanee Of injure the reputa~ 

lion olthe Leased Premises or ollh<l SMpplng Center, 

E. Deface or in)ure t~e buildiflll "' Leased Premises. 

F. Ovelload the flocrs; or 

G. Commit or sul!er any wastt'. 

Tenant agrees 1o pay any Increase In !he cost ollnSUtance to ll!lldlotd as a result of eny unaulhorized use of 

the Leased Premises by 'Tenant. but said payment shall nol eonst11u1e in any manner a watver by Landklrd of ns right 

10 anlou:a an ol the covenants and provisions ol this lease. 

SECTION G.4 RADIUS RESTl\ICTIOII: 

Tenant agrees not to direelly or indirectly engage in, own or opetale any business similar to thai authoriZed to 

be conduCted hereunder or 10 permit the use ollhe same or Slmllaltrade name In eonnee1on with a place ol 

lluslnesstoeated within the distance set forth in Seclion 1.\.N. ptOV«led, however. that nothing ~erein shall be eo"' 

s!fued to J)ftvenl the opeta1iotl ot any ot Tenant's exisling stores under 1helr presel\t uade names. The parties 

mutually ecntemplate !hal Tenant's iniUal development of sales within me atorescribed Olstar.ce will reascnably 

te:sun ln the amounl of rent payable to tandlord in excess of the FJ:xed Minimum Rent set lorlh herein and Ihetelo•e 

agree. that in the event ol any v1otalion of the covenant contained m the ptevious sentence. in &ddiUon to ail the 

temedies provided lot Mteln for defaiJII or otflerwlse available, gross sates. Income. tece1pts,teveoues ana charges 

for an:d in connection. wlth au merchandise. serviees or other OPerations or businesses sold Ot rendated ln. on. about 

or from the business toca!ion Of tocations wh~th ... iolate the aforementioned radh:s testrietion snart be inch.tded 

w1thin the term Gtoss Salas tor purposes of deletminlng Percentage Rent her~under. 

Al\TICL!!VIJ 

TAXES ANO SPECIAl. ASSESSMENTS 

SECTION 7.1 REAl ESTATE TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS: 

In addition to the other amounts set for!h In this lease, Tenam agrees to pay Tenant's ptoportionate snare et 

the following: (a) all reat estate taxes and assessments, both general and special, levied and assessed by any tawlut 

authority, lor each calendar yeat dur;ngthelerm hareof againslthellu~<tng wltieh lneludaslhe Leased Premises, 

and alit and, buii(I'J09S and all other Improvements within the Shopping Center (()( any land "' Improvements whi~ 

may be actded thetelo) which are assessed whh said building: and (b) ad vatorem 1axulor landtord's petsonat property used tn .coojun<:tion therewith. Tenant's proportionate share shall be the lotal amount i31 soeh Jakes and 

assessments mullipUed by a lrael!on. the numerator of whleh shall be 1~ numcer ol sQ<Ja~e feet oltlooJ area within 

the leased Premises, and the denominator of which snail be tht numb•t of sq<.~are feet ol floor atea which was 

leased ano oeeupled at the Ume such taxes were leVIed"' auessed within alllluildll1gs wiJhln the Shopping Center 

which are assessed with lhe building which Includes !he Leutd Premises. Copies of tax bills submitled by Landlord 

to Tenan1 shall be cooctusive evidence of the amount of suCh real eslale I axes and assessments fevled or assessed, 

as w-en as t~ Item taxed. 

Durir.g too term ollhislease, Tenant Sl>a:t pay to Landlord. monthly in advance, an amcunt eQUal to one-twelltn 

(!1\2) of Tenant's proporllonate share of real estate taxes and assessments to• 1~ cunent year. as reasonably 

estimated by landlord. If Tenanrs proportf/Jnale share of taxes with respect to any tax yea• is •ess than the Jotal 

amounttheretolore paid by Tenant lOt such period, the lanOIOtd sl14!1 atlls sole option either credit t~e excess 

against the payments wllh respect to raat estate taxes next becoming due from Tenant, or refund the eJtcess amount 

10 Tenant within thltty(30) days alter receipt olta)f, bills. lor ltle retevanl period. II Tenant's propo.r1lonate shafe lor 

taxes for any tax year exceeds the total amount theretoloro paid by Tenant tO< sveh petiod, Tenant sl\aU, upon 

rcceip1 of invoices from tandtotd, pay the dllferet'l.ce between tlle aelual amount paltt by Tenant and Tenant's ptopo!-

1ionate share: of 1ea1 estate taxes and a$sess.-nents The covenants ct Tenant set todh in lhl$ S~tion 1.1 shall sur· 

vive !he explta\ion or olt.er termination or this lease 

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SECTION 7.2 CONTEST OF REAL ESTATE TAXES: 

Landtou:rs expondltures for anomeys' fees, appraisers' fees. experts' tees eod olhet tosts incurred in any 

lease Year, wllhoultegard to the lax year InvOlved. In any efforts by Landlord to minimize real estate taxes and 

assessments, shalf be included !.n the definition ol real estale I axes end assessments for the purposes or tt!is Article, 

SECTION 7.3 MUNICIPAl., COUNTY, STATE OR FEDERAL TAXES: 

Tenant shall pay, t>elore delinquency. all municipal, eounty, state ar.d lederatlaxes assessed ag.ainsl any 

taasehQJd Interest of Tenam or any flxtutes. turnls.-~ings, equ-pment. sloek·in-trade or Olher pefsonat pfoperty ol any 

kind owned, Installed or used In or on the Leased Prerrms 

SECTION 7.4 RENTAL TAXES: 

tf, a! any time afler th& dale hereol, the melhods ol taxation shat be-aUered so that in lieu of. as a substitute tor. 

or ln addition to the whole or any part ol the taxes now Je:Y.ed, assessed or imposed on teal estate as such or per .. 

sonat property, the1e shall be levied. assessed 01 imposed a ta);. assessment. levy~ charge. lee or lhe like. tneluding. 

without limitation: (a) a tax on the rent; received trom sueh real estate. or (b) a eha.ge or lee of any nature whatsoever (lne!UO!ng. w~h<>UI lllnnation. a ieense lee, franchise lee cr the lil<e) measured by the rents reeelveo or 

receivable by landlOrd !torn tne Shopping Cer.ter or any portion thereol, or (c) a <harg.a, tax or tee imposed L'Pon 

LandlOrd whleh Is otherwiSe measured by or based In whOle or in part Ul»' tne Shopping Center or any portion 

lhereol, or (d) an income or fran.:hisota"' then the same sllatl be included in the computation ot teal estate taxes 

hereunder, computed as II the amount ol such tax or fee so payable were that due II the Shopping Center were the 

only property ol Landlord subject thereto. 

ARTICLE VIII 

COMMON AREAS AND FACILITIES 

SECTION 8.1 COMMON AREAS AND FACIUTIES: 

The term "common areas" shatl mean lhe parking areas in tiers or at 9race, pedestrian sidewalks and 

canopies. matts enelosed ot QPen. exterior wallS and wmcto'NS. landscaped areas. streels. passenger veh,ek!' r-ead--

waY'. truck road'.va%. POSSaQ&ways and concou!les, seNiee ~orriOOrs. lOading platlorms and truck docks, 

elevators, escalators. ramps and slairs not contained in stores. d.teet-Oty s!Ql'S and eq<Jipment. lnJormalion and 

tele~one b¢oths. pubtic and eommon wasnrooms and service areas, lounges and shelters .end any othet facilities 

available lor eommon use, al1 as lhey may from t:me 10 lime rrnst within the Shopp::ng Centet a! the commencement 

ol!he term nerecl and by addition. deter ion and substitution by landlora therealter. landlord may at any time clOse 

any common areas to ellect construction. repairs. alterations, addtions or ehangesthereto, or within the Shopp'mg 

Center to prevent the acquiSitior.s cl public tigh!S in such areas, 01 to disc our a~ nor>customer parking; and may do 

such other acts in and to the common areas as In its judgment may be desirable to improve the convenience 

thereof. The manner in whiCh the common areas and facilities shan be maintained. altered and cpetated and th$ expenditures lheretor shatl be at the sote orscretion ollandlord 

SeCTION 8.2 USE OF COMMON AREAS AND I'ACILmES: 

Landlord hereby grants to Tenant and Tenant's customers and Invitees the right to use. subject to the eondi· 

tions hereinaller staled. the common areas in lhe SMpping Center. The use olthe common areas by Tenant and 

Tenant's customers and invitees shall be subject to the tights ot larultord under the tetms of this Lease and the 

following condUions: 

A. The common areas ~"lall be used by Tenant~ itS agents, e-mployees. eustomets al'ld invitees. in common wiU'l 

agents, empicyeesf euslomets and inv11ees of lanctotd. the otMr owners, oeeupanls and tenanls from 1ime: 

to time In the Shopping Center; 

e. Tenant's tight to use the common ateas $hall termioale upcn: the lennination of this tease by lapse of time 

or othetwise; 

C. Tenant shall make no use of the common arfaS which Shall inleff.ere to any way with \he use of the cotM\on 

areas by others or with the buSines• olany olher Tenant or with lhe Landlord. 

0. The "se ol all eorM1011 areas shell be subject to me rutes and regulations from time to time approved by 

landlord. including the r~hl or Landlord to lnsritute a parking system by vaUdation, metering or otherwise, 

E. tandlon:J shall have the righ1ttom time to t1me 10 consuuct othet temporary and pe£manent buildings or tm. provements In 'Common ateas. 

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SECTION 8.3 CHARGE FOR COMMON AREAS AND FACiliTIES: 

Tenanl shaft pay to Landlord as a "common afea eharge .. a propor1tonate shate ol au costs and expenses of 

every kind and na!Uie pald or 1!\C\II!ed oy landlord in opera ling ar.dmaintain'nglhe common areas, Sc..;h COS!$ anti 

expenses sha» Include but nol belimiled to: c:ean:ng. !ighling. mainla,ning.repairing and replacl<lg (except to !he ex· 

lent proceeds of insUiance or condemnation awards are available therefot) 1he malls and other corr.mon areas; 

malntalniN.J, repairtr.g and rep'lacing the gas. etecttic, sleam. cofcfwater. and olher utility lines serving the Shopping 

Center. cleaning, li9hling, snow and Ice remova~ line paln!ing; and ialldscaping ol all vel>cle parking areas and 

other ccmmon areas; providing pcbllc ~abilily. properly damll\le, lire and extended covetage and such olhet insurance as l.llndlord deems appropriate; total compensation and benefits {including premiums 101 Workmen's Compensation and other lnsutance) paid 10 or on behall ol employees, personal pteper!y taxes: su~es: tire prOleclion 

and fire hydrant eharges: walet and sewer charoes. utilily charges.; licenses and permit fees; supplying music to the 

common areas; Jeasonabie depteciat:on ot eqwpmer.t used in opes a ling aod I'J!Olntair.lng the common e1eas and 

fen! paiQ lor leaslng any such equipment; the amorli:eo cost 01 repaving vehicle par~lng areas; and an amount 

ee4ual to filteen pe1cent (15%) of the lotaJ or all the foregoing tOSis and expenses: to covet Lar.diOJd'$ admlnl$tra!ive 

costs. Tenanl's common vea charge shall be delermined by mulliplying the total cosl incu11•d by Undlord by ihe 

rano of the squa~e feel of floor area wllhin the Leased Premises to the total square ieet of Uoor atea teased and oc· 

cupied within a!! iha buildings in lhe Shopping Cenw. Fo• the purposes of Sections 7.1, 10.1, 10.4, 20.1, 20 2 and 

24.19, as well as this Secllon 8.3, the tetm "11001 area" wltn respeetlo the Leased Premises and with respeclto au 

other leasable area. shall refer 10 ttoot euea on ali lens. ncluding me:tanU,es. basements or balCOI'\ies. No deduc~ 

tlon shall be made ror columns. stairs. elevator$ or any interior COilstruetion or equ!pm.enl, but areas within malls 

whelller open or enclosed. shaD not be Included. Any change In 11o01 area in such buUdings shall be deemed In ellect 

on the firs! day of !he ned succeeding month following such change. The lloor area lru:tuded wllhin the leased 

Premises shall conclusively be deemed lor all purposesollhis ~ease lobe lhe !igwelor same set forth in the s....,. 

p!ement to Lease entered into by the Landlord end Tenant "' acc01dance with Section 3,2 hereol. 

Notwilhstandinglhe foregoing provisions olthls SeCtion 8-3.the common area charge shall, at Landlord's op. 

lion, include the eosl of sentat insurance carried by Landlord rn amounts equal to the 1otat annual obfigalion to 

Landlord oJ all tenants of the Shopping Center. Tenant's pro rata portion ol such costs shall be determined Cl\ the 

basis ol its annua11iabilily to land1o1d lor rent, taxes. assessrr.enls. insurance premiums, and other common ar~a 

charges rather than the floor area ol the leased Premises. 

Tenant's common area charge s.~a be paid ln monlhlyfnstanments on the: tirst Cayol e-ach mon1h in an amOUI'It 

to be' estimated by Lllndlord, Within ninety {90) days lottowiflg the end ollh• periOO used by l.lln<:J01d In estimating 

tal\dtord's (OSt.landtordshall fytnlsh to Tenant a statement of the aetval amount of Tenanrs ptop(trtionate shmeol 

such common area charge tor such period. Within litleen (15) days lhet•atler, Tenant $hal: pay to Landlord or 

landlord shall, at its sole OPtoon. pay to Tenant or credil 10 Tenant's account. as tfie ease may be, t' > oi!lerenee be· 

tween lhe estimated amovnts pald by Ttmant and the actual amounl of Tenant's common area charge lor such 

period as shown by such sta!ement. 

SECTION 9.1 F'UBUC UTILITIES: 

AFITlCLE IX 

ununes 

Tenant shall be SO!ely responsobte lor and prompfly pay a I charges lor water, gas, neat. e:eclricily, sewer and 

any othet ultlily used upon or JurnlShed to the teased P1em1seS. If Landlord shan elec' to supply any of the foregoing 

ulilities used upon or furnished lo the leased Premises, Tenant agrees to purchase and pay for tho same as add, 

tiona! rent, within len (10) days of rne presentation by LandiOI~ to Tenant or bins therefor, atlhe applicable rates tiled 

by lhe utlfity cQ~nPany serving the area with the preper regulating authority and on elleclltorn t!me to lime covering 

such serviCes. The obligallon ollM Tenantlo pay lor such utilities shall commence as or lhe elate on which possession of tne Leased Premises Is delivered to Tenan~ as provided Iorin Section 3, I ollhis Lease. without regard 10 the 

loomaJ Commeru:emenl Oate ol this lease. Tenant's latlure ro ma1<e timely payment ol any utility bias shall be a 

material breachol this Lease. Lllnd!Or<!may. bui is not obli9ated to, pay any uliUiy bill which Tenant fails topayln a 

timely mannec If Landlord so ele<:lsto pay Tenant's uliUI)' bills, Tenant shall, without pte)udicelo any remedy lor Tenant'$ bleach landiord may have hereunder or othefwise. pay to LandiOtd an arnout'll eQUal1o c.ne hundred and 

twenty·live percent (125"/o} of any such payment as addihonal rent heieun<Jet. 

SECTION 9.2 HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING: 

Landlord may elect to lurnish steam In reasonable Quanlilies lor healing me Leased Ptemlses, alld It may elect 

to furnish alt condi\ionin.gwa1er tlnd domestic water as reasonably requited 1n the ope1ation ol Tenant's business.tn 

the event of either or both such elections. Tenant shall pay to talldlotd a reasonable charge lor such ulliily services 

on the lirsl day of each month. In advance, In on amount equatlt> one-tweUth {1112) of the amount of such charge 

estimated by Landlo•d 101 !he calendar year in Question Landlotd shalllurnish Tenant a statement showing the COin· 

pula lion o! the actual charges lor such umlly servleos wothin one hundred oighty (1601 days alter tne close ottno 

calendar yeat in question, and the amount of any overpayment cy Tenanl shall, at Lar.dlord's sole option, bo ellher 

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relunded to Tenant or credHed agains1 any payment due he1eunder. 

AU charges lor \Jtllily services furnished. -by Land.ord shall be deemed 10 be aCdit!onal rem heunmder. Neither 

lhe l..andk>rd, nor any company, l11m or lndivi<lual cperating, maln!ainl•.g. managing or supervising lhe plant or 

laoMlies furnishing said Ulililles. l'lOI any oltheir respective agen1s or employees, Shall be liable to Tenant or any ol 

Tenat\l"S employees. agents, customers Of tnvltees or anyone elaiiT\InO through or under Tenant. for any damages. 

Injuries, losses, expenses. claim$ or causes ol action beCause ol any Interruption or diScontinuance at any lime lor 

.any teason In the furnishing or any of said ut!Utes; n01 shall any such lnterrvpUon or discontinuance be deemed an 

eviction or disturbance ot Tenant's use or possess ton ol the teastd Ptemises or any part lhereol; nor shall any Inlet· 

ruplion or discon,!nuance ralieve Tenant from lult performance ct T-enant'$ Obltgllioos vnde-r this Least. 

ARTICLE X 

INDEMNITY AND INSURANCE 

SECTION 10.1 LANOLOIIO'SINSURANCE: 

\.andk>td agreeslo purchase and keep In full Ioree and ellect lllsuranee on tandlo11:r s buUding•tn the Shopping 

Center igalnst fire and such other risk$ as may be inetuded Jn. extencfed coverage lnsura~e from lime to time 

available in an ai'I\0\Jnl not less lhan the greater ol eighty percent (80%) ol full insurable replacement value ol 

Landi<>NfS buildings In the ShOpping Center and Tenanl's WOrk. excluding the applicable Items 10 be insured by Tenant under Section 10.2 hereof, or the amount suUicient to pcevenllandiord Item becoming a eo-insurer undet llle 

terms ollhe apphcable policies. Landlord's lnsuranco coverage for Tenant's Work shall be based on Tenanl's a. tailed breakdown ollhe llnal costs ol construction as ptovtded In Exhibit 0. Tenant agrees promptly to lumish to 

landlord a detailed breakdown ol construction costs and suppcrting evidence relating 10 same wit~ respact to any 

addillonai cost or repairs, alterations or add. lions to Tenant's Work during !he term ollhis Lease, and such addi!lonal 

lnlorrnatlon toncerning allerations ot addiliens to Tenaot's Work as !he Landlord shall request. Tenant shall pay to 

the Landlord with~~· next lnstanment ol Fixed Minimum Renl du11 alter \.and!otd biUs Tenant lheteklt that portion ot 

the tolat cost ol said insurance on \.andiord's buildlngs In tne Shopping Cemer as equal the product rosulling !rem 

multiplying Landlord's total premium expanse pertaining to !he Shopping Center (exct\ldlng therehom th• amount 

theteol anrllMa~le lo Insuring the common areas, lor whleh provl$ion has been made in Secuon 8.3 hereon by the 

ratio ol the number of square leet or floor area Included wllhin the leased Premises to llle total nvmber of square 

feel otlloor atea leastd and occupitd within the bul:dings In the Shopping Center as ol the date ol such bill. Tenant 

hereby waives any rights in said policy or poti<:ies maintained by Land.ord, and agrees !hat Tenant shall not be entilled to be r.amed Insured lhefeunder. tn the tvent any olland:otcrs poUcies insures pcemises or risks olher lhan 

those pertaining to lhe Shoppi~ Cenler, the statement ol the Insurer shall be conclusive as to !he pottion ol L-"le 1n· 

surance ptemium attributable to tha St.opp.'og Centec 

SECTION 10.2 PUBLIC LIABILITY AND FIRE AND EXTENDED COVEAAGE INSURANCE: 

Tenanl ag1ees to maintain dvring the term hereof commencing on the dale Tenant takes. possession ollhe 

leased Premises lor the purpese of do;ng Tenant's Work lha IOI!owlng insurance covetage with respaetto lha 

teased Pramises In a company,ln such lorm, and with such dtductlble amounts (II any) satlstactory to the Landlord: 

A Comprehensive pub'ic liablmy, together with cor.ttactualllabllity endorsements coveting Tenanl's obligations 

set forth in Section 10 4 heteol, and propotty damage insurance In the minimum amounts sal forth In Section 

1.1,G. hereof, 0t such greater amounts as landlofd may reasonably herealter from lime lo time advise Tenant 

In writing, 

a Fue. othar risks covered by standard extended coverage endotsemenls, vandalism ana malicious mischief on 

contents, and Dusiness property insurance endorstd to cover Tenanrs stock·ll>!rade, trade fixtures. lurniture. 

furnishings, equ:pment, floor and wall coverings and all other Items ol personal ptoperty of Tenant located on or 

within the Leastd Premises In an amount not less than eighty percent (80%) ol replacement cost thoteol. 

c. Wotkmen's cornpensalion, products liability, and plate glass insurance. 

0 Any other Insurance coverage Landtotd may at any time reasonably 1equest ol Tenant. 

Ctalms;damages and 1iab:tities arising under the Ulinois Liquor Control law and lhe so-caned Dram Shop Act 

and under any fu1ure 1a<N, Slatule. rule or ord1nance pel!ainir.g to the slorage, sale, usa or gift. or alcoholic 

beverages on or ltom the leased Premises. 

Tenant agrees to deliver or caused to be delivered to Landlord at least ten (tO) days ptior lo the commence· 

ment ol arrr work under Afllele IV hereof or the commencement of any work under Arti<:lt XI hereof a polity or cer .. 

tillca!e ot insurance in a company satls!aetOI'J10 landlord providing public l!abllily and property damage -coverage 

in the m1nltr.um an-.oun1s set forth abOve orin such gteater amounts aslandfotd may herealter from lime to time ao- Vi$e T~ant in writing namlng l'enant. his genetal contraclOJ. au tutx:onltactors, and landlord. its employees ana 

agen!s as assured parties endorsed so as \0 cover any and a~1 ti\lbilily arising out or or in any manner connected with 

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the work to b& performed on lhe Leased Ptemises t;ly the Tenant E"cepl as otherwise herein provieed. all: policies 

mainta!Md b'f Tenant P"rsuanlto this Section t 0.2 shall name landlord and Tenant as co-insureds, and Shall provide 

tor payment to landiO<d and Tenant as their Interests shall appear. All policies maintained by Tenant !"'rsuant to this 

Section t0.2 shall p~ovlde tnatlhe Landlord Shall be given a minimum ollhlrty (30) days' written noliee by the ln. 

surance COI'I'll'i!"Y p1ior to tho eaneollation, termination, or chang~ ot such eovera~. All insurance h<rein required 

shall be deemtd to be addi110flal obligations ot \he Tenant and nat in discharge of or a limitalton to Tenanrs obUgatlons lo lndemnlly landlOrd. its employees and agents ur.der Section 10.4 hereol. 

SECTION 10.3 WAIVER OF UABILITY: 

Tenant releases landlord and Lar.dtotd's agents and employees !rom, and waives all elalms !or demagoto per· 

sons or preperties or loss ol business sustained by Tenant 01 any cx:cupant of the Leased Premises or of tho Shop. 

ping Center resulting hom an accident occurring In or about the Leased Pr-emises. or any patl ollhe Shopping 

Center resuliing from the distepa\r of at'IY part of lhe teased PremiSeS or any part of \he Snapping Cente-r. Of 

resulting dlreclly or indirectly !rom any act or negleCt ot any tenant or cx:cupanl of the Shopping Center, or any other 

person, Including landlord's agents and employees. ThiS paragraph Shall apply especially, bul not exclusively, 10 

flooding of basemenls or Olhet subsurface areas, and 10 damage caused by refrigerators, t;prlnkling devices, a:r conditioning apparatus. water. snow, !test, steam, excessive heat or cold, falling plaster. b<oken glass. sewage, gas. 

coors "'noise, burs!lng or leaking pipes or plumbing llx!vres, and ShaD apply equally whether any such damage 

resu11s !torn 11'10 ael or negleet ol Landlord or ol other tenants, oeeupents or servants in lhe ShOPPing Center or ol 

any other person. and whelher such damage be caused or result !torn any thing or circumstance above mentioned 

or referred to,"' any other thing or elreumstanee whether ola f.lre nature or of a wholly different naiUto.ll any such 

demage, wh<thorto lholeased Premises or to the Shopping Center or any pertth<reol, or whether to landlord or to 

othet tenants in the Shopping Center, resu:tlrom any act of neglect ol Tenan~ landlord may. at landlord's cplion, 

repair such damase and Tenant shall, upon demand by landlord, reimburse Landlord lorll'lwllh lor !he total cost ot 

such repaits. Tenant shall not bO liaole lor any dama~ caused by Us ae! or neglect if Landlord or a tenant has 

recovered lhe lull amount olth< demagelrom ltlsuranee and the 11\suranee cornpeny has waived Ill writing Its rlgtu 

ol subrogation against Tenant. All propeny belonging to Tenant or any oecupantof lhe Premises that !sin the Shop. 

ping Center or the Leased Premises Shall be there at the risk ollenanl"' other person only, and landlord Shall not 

be liable lor damage thereto or theft or misappropriation thereol. 

SECTION 1Q.4 INDEMNIFICATION BY TENANT: 

Tenant Sh!ll protect, indemnify, save and hold harmless Landlord. ks empteyees and agenls. and otherlenants 

and -occupants ot the Shopping CenJer against and from an damages. suits. !•ability. claims. toss. cost. damage cr 

expense (inclvding, without limitation. attorney!' fees) arisir.9 out of. trom ot tn any way retating 10 the tollowift9: any 

accident or other occusrence in. on. at or Jelated 1o the Leased Premises, the ShOpping Center or the business ofT e. 

nant (including. wilhoul 1\m.ltalion, any produclliability clalm or any maner whalsoevet :elating to the sate of liquor 

by Tenant or on or about the P1emises}: the uUUiies serving the leased Premises or located thereunder causing in· 

jury 10 any person ot property whOmsoever or whatsoever: the cx:cupancy or use ol!h< Leased Premises, 01 tl\0 

Shepping Center: COtiSti\Jetlon In, on or about the Leased Premises"' lhe·Shepplng Center; or any aet "'omission ol 

Tenant. its .employees, agents. invitees, subtenants, licensees. cuslomers, suppliers.. assignees cu c:ontractOts. Tenant shall ptoleot ar.d save and hold Landlord. Its employees and a~nls harmless and Indemnified a~lnsland !rom 

any penally or damage 01 charges Imposed lot any violallons of any law or ordinance wt.elher oecasioned by the 

nagtect ol Tenant or those holding under Tenant, and alSo wiD p1oleet, indemnify, save and keep harmless landlord 

and other tenants and cx:eupaols ot tna Shopping Center againsl ar.d ffom· any and an claims and againsl and from 

any and all toss, cosL damage, liens"' e'penses arising out of any !allure ol Tenant in any respect to comply witn 

and pertorm all the tequirements. and provisions ot this tease. 

SECTION 10.5 MUTUAL WAIVER OF SUBROGATION: 

Landlord and Tenant each agrae to cause to be included in their respecli'-.te pcl'ities of $lra and extended 

coverage insurance the agreement of tho Issuer lheteof !hat said po!leies shall not belnvalrdated by a waiver or 

claim by toe Insured agaitlstlheland!O<d or Tenant, as tl\0 case may be, and each will furnish evidenee lhereolao 

the other. Each party hereto does hereby temise, release and discharge the oth<r parly hereto, and any ollicer. 

agent. employee or representative ol ouch party, ol ond !rom any liabiiiiY w~alsoever her•aller arising from loss, 

damage or in)ury caused by llt& or other casually of which insurance (petmilling waiver of Uabillty and containing a 

waiver ol subrogation) Is canied by the ln)ured party altho llme ol such loss, damage 01 injury 10 the extent ol any 

recovery by the Injured party under such Insurance. 

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ARTICLE XI 

REPAIRS ANO ALTERATIONS 

SECTION 11.1 REPAIRS BY LANDLORD: 

laOdlord s.•.aH keep the loundalions. roc!. soructural porlions ollhe walls. aOd su .. ..:lural porticns olthe Uoo:sot 

1he leased Plemi.sesln good condition and 'epair {taldt:g Into aeeount or-d1naty weat and ieat). except lor lepairs re· 

qu!red.thereto by reason of the ac1s of Tenanl, Tenant's emptoyees, agents. invitees. tkense:es or contfactors. Tenant shall gtve landlord written nolite oll/le necessity 101 repairs coming to tr.e allanbon ol Tenant lOIIOWing which 

Landlord shall have a reasonaote time to Vl\derlake and complete such repairs. The prO\Iisions cllllis SecUon shan 

not apply In the case ol damage or daSiruetion by !ire or other casualty or by eminent domain, In w!lich event the 

obli9alions ol Landlord shell be controlled l>y either Article XIII 01 ArtiCle XIV hereof, landlord'S liability under this 

Section 11.1 shall be limited 10 !he eost ot repairs requlred nereunder. Exeepl as ptOVIded in this Section 11.1, 

Landlord shaU not te cbligated to make fepalrs. replacements oc lrnpro-..em&nts of any kind upOn lh9 leased 

Premises, or any equipment. facililles or th:lures contained therein, which shall be the responsibility ol Tenant as 

provided In Section 1 1.3. 

SECTION 11.2 ALTERATIONS OR IMPROVEMENTS BY LANOLORD: 

Landlord reserves the rlght at any time to make·allerations, moditlealions. reductions. e<paM!ons oraddlllons 

to, and to l>uild an add"ional story or stories on any bvlldir.g 01 portion ol any bulltrmg In the Shopping Centtr 

whether or notlhe Leased Premises are contained therein end to l>uild ad'JO]ning the same. landlOrd reserves the 

right as to the Shoppi"'l Center at anv lime to do, or permll to be done. any 01 all olthe tollowing; add or remove 

buildings. structures Of common areas: change the number and location ol buildings and structures~ change 

building dimensions: chao{;e the number of lloors in any of the buildings or structures; add 10, aller or remove parUa~ 

ty or w.holty any structure or sttuetu1es or to enclose .any man area: thange the tdenllry and type of stotes and tenan· 

eles and the d'IIM!1slon; thareo!; thange the name ol the Shopping Center In which the leased Premises are 

located; change the address or deslgnalion ol the Leased Premises Ill the buil(j;ng in which the Leased Premises 

are tocaled~ provide subterranean and molUple level parking decks. convert common ateas into leasable areas (In· 

eluding. wilhoullimitation, installation of kiosks in the malij or construct temporary or permanent buildings or in> 

provements tn the common areas: change the location <Or character of or make ahetalion.s in or add-tion to the common areas and to otherwiSe alter. repair Ot reconsttucllhe common areas or to change lhe use thereof: and. expand 

the size ol the ShOpping Center by acquiring or maJ<ing available additionallaOd; prOIIided. however, thai no such 

changes shaU materially atter the .slz.e ol the t.-eased Premises or deny reasonable ingfeSS to ot egress florn the 

Leased Premises. or reduce ~'le r.•mber ol vehicle parkif19 spaces below that required by law. 

SECTION 11.3 ACCESS TO PREMISES: 

Tenant agrees that LandlOrd. lis agents or employees or any person authOrized by LandiOid may enter the 

Leased Ptemises as reasonably neeassarydunng normal bus.ioess hours. except lhat entry shall be pe1mit1ed at any 

time when an eme-rgency Silvation ls ~med 10 exist which warrants enlry, to inspect 1he condition ot the same, to 

make such repa-irs, additions. improvemenJs, changes or &tteraUons10 the Leased PJemises, Che bulldJ,,g of which 

the Leased Preml.-s are a pari or lhe SheppingCenler, asland'Ord may elect to make, and IOexhibltthe same to 

prospective purchasers ollhe building of which !he leased Premises are a part or the Shopping Center or 10 prospeclive tenants. Such enlty, inspectiOn ar.a re_pans. addiUons. improvements. chanQeS or alterations as Lal\dlo:rd 

may make In the Shopping Center Shall not const•tute eviction of Tenant in whele or In part aOd the rent reserved 

shall in no way abate white sue.~ work Is being done by teason olloss 01 interrupti¢n ol Tenanrs business 01 otherwise. II Ten ani or Tenan1's agents or employees w·.r not be: present 10 pet mit enlfy into the Leased Pr-emises at any 

lime aOd lor any reason when entry therein shall be necessary. laOdtord Sha'l hevethe right to gain acte$$ 10 the 

Leased Premises In any mannet II may chOose without liabffily lherelor and without in any maMer all•cllng tile 

obligations. covenants, terms 01 conditions ot this: Lease. Nothing herein conlained. however. shall be deemed or 

construed to impose upoo taru:uord· any ·obligationS or flabibty whatsoever for care. svpervlsion, 1epatr. improvement. addition, c.'lange 01 all~rallon cf the Leased Premises, the buut!if19 01 the Shopping Center, o1ner than as 

herein expressly provided. 

SECTION 11.4 REPAIRS BY TENANT: 

Except as prOIIided In Secr.on 11.1 hetecl. Tenant shaij l<eep the Leased Prem®s and every part lhereolaM 

any fixtures. tacilities or equipment contained therein. in good condilton and repair. including, but nollimiled lo.the 

healing, alt conditioning, eleettJcal. plumb1ng and sewer syslems serving !he leased Premises. the hleriOt doots. 

window frames and an portions of the s1otefron1 atea, and shalf make an:y teplacements thereof and ot ail broken 

and cracked glass which may become necessary during 1rte 1erm oflhis lease, and excepting any repairs: 10 Items 

of landlonfs 01iginat consuuct1on made necessary by reason of damage due to fite or other casualty coveted by 

standard fire ar.d extended eovetage insurance 

SECTION 11.5 TENANT'S FAILURE TO REPAIR: 

u Tenant shan fali. refuse or neglect to make repa~rs in accorcanc9 with !he lerms and pr011isions ol thiS Lease, the 

same shell consUMe a material breach cllhis Lease. aOd Landlord $hall hevethe r:gh~ at its epolon andwilhoul p<ejut!iee 

to •"¥ remedes il may 1\a'le hereunder or otherwise. tJpOO lilteen (15) days' wriuen r.otice to Tenanllo enter the leas1!<1 

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Premises and make such Jepairs without llabitity to T$0ant tor any Joss 01 damagelha1 may accrue to Tenant's merchandise, fll<IUT<S ¢1 prqlOrty"' 10 Tenant's business by teason the• eo!. except loss or dal'nage arismg 0\11 olthe n"9t11ent 

acts ol Landlol<l. and upon comptstlon lhetecl, Ten.ant shet: pay Landlot<fs costs for ma!Ctlg such repairs opon present .. 

lion ol a bil lhetelot, as addi!lonal rent 

SECTION 11.6 AlTERATIONS OR IMPROVEMENTS I!Y TENANT: 

Tfmanl shaD not, withwtlandlcrd·s prior wiollen consent make, or pennlt to bo mace, arrt atteraticns. addolons or 

!mptovements 10 the leased Premises. Al1f alteratioos which may bo pennllled by la.'1dlord sheU be t.'POO !he cooditlon 

!he! Tenanl shell protnplly pay an costs. expenses end chergeslhereol, sheU make such alte<atlons and lmprovemen:s in 

accotdar.oawilh applicable laws and buildin9 codes and in gooc! and wotl<manlike manner. and sheD lulty and com)l!elely 

lode<nnlly and protect landlord against arrt mechanic's fien or olher fiens or claims in connectlonwilh !he mal<ir.g ol such 

al!eraticns and improvemettiS by oblaining mechanic's Hen waivers m advance In aeecrdance with Section 4.3. Tenant 

shaH prorr;>tly repair any damages 10 !he Leased Premises. or 10 !he lxJUdrng ot wnch the leased Ptemises ate a part. 

eaused by any anerations, additions or Improvements to !he leased Premises by TenanL Landlotd reserves lhe right to 

app~ove any contractor employed by Ten.an110 make such alleraticns. additions 01 !mptovemenls Jlf()'Jided !hat such •P' 

proval shall not consli!Uie a walvet ol Tenanrs duty to eornplele suen work in a Qood and workmanlll<e rnatll\<)r and in aceordance wiln applicable laws and bullding codes as hereinabove p~ovlde<l. 

SECTION 11.7 REMOVAL OF TeNANT'S IMPROVEMENTS: 

All Items ollandlor<fs consltuction, an healing and alr coodi!loninS OQU'!>men~ and aD allerarons and other improvements by Tenant sheU beCome the prqlOrty ol Landlord and shaD not bo ren--.:1 from the leased Premises All 

trade rtXIures. lurnHure, furnishings and sign:; instaled In lhe leased Ptemises by Tenant ar.d paid lor by Tenant shell r .. 

main !he prqlOrty ol Tenant and may bo removed •'POll the e:<piraUon ollhe term of !his Lease; Provided (a)ttat arrt ol 

SIJch Items as are allixed 10 lhe l<ased Premises and reQUire seve<ance may bo rem<!'lfd only if Tenant repairs any 

demage caused by such removal. and (b) the\ Tenant shell have lultf performed al ol the <:c>lellanls and "9reementsto 

be performed by Tenant under the prO'Iisicns or the Lease. If Tenant fans 10 remove such ~ems from the leased Prem'Ses 

prior 10 the expiration 01 ea~ler Jetminstion of th's Lease, all such trade fil<tures. lurnil\lre, lvrrishlr;js and signs shall 

become tl'.e proP\!IIY olllle Landlord un:ess Landlold atecls 1o require !heir removal, In which case Tenant shell pr<>mpliy 

remove same and restore the Leased Premises tQ Us ptiOt Condflion. 

ARTICLE XII 

OWNERSHIP; ASSIGNMENT ANO SUBLETTING 

SECTION 12.1 OWNERSHH': 

II Tenant i$ a corporation or parlnershlp and illhe ownership thereol shan maletiaUy change at any lime during 

the term ollhlslease. or I! a substantial poll ion olthe assets ol Tenant shaD be sold.l!Ssi9ned or transferred will\ or 

wilhout a specific assignment ot this lease, or, it Tenan1 shaU merge Of consolidate with any tirm or eorporation, 

LandlOrd at lis option may. by giving sl):ty (60) day$' prior wrillen no~ce to Tenant, declare sueh ehenge a breach of 

thls teas-e su'oject lo the remedies provided 101 breach ln Afliele XVI hereof. Ovmership or a corporalion Shall be 

ceemed lo heve materially changed If a number of Its shares whl<:h constii1JI9 twenty-five percent (25%) of the 

number thereol outstanding hom '""" to lime shall be Jranslerred except by bequest or inherilance by either the 

owne•s thereof at !he lime of execution ol !his lease (Or et tile time <" arrt subsequent consent by t~e Landlord to 

such a uansler of sheres) or by the corporation, and such transfer ol sheres shell notlkst have been approved in 

writing by landlord. Par!netshlp ownership shelf be deemed to have matoriaHy changed If one-third or more olthe. 

partners have changed at any lime during tho term olthislease. It Tenanlls a sote proprietorship, landord shell 

hav!the option, without prejudrce 10 the remedies available tolt hereunder or otherwise, to tetminate this lease In 

the event ol Tenanl's incapaei~/ or oeath upon sixty (60} day$' prior wrillen ootiee to Tenant or his regal reP!esen. 

IalNe. 

SECTION 12.2 ASSIGNMENT AIIO SUBLETTING: 

Tenant shan no1 cransler, assign, $\Jblel, eoler into a license or concession agreement or hypotheeate this 

Lease or Tenant's inuuestln and 10 the Ltasect Premises. or permit any ttanstet of Tenant's tmeresl ctea1ed heteby 

ot attow any flens upon 1-enant's Interest by ope1allon of Jaw. or permlt the use Of occupancy ot the leased Pzemlses 

01 any pari thereo1 by anyone other than Tellant. without 1ifst Oblal.tiing the priOf written consent ollandlcrcllt shall 

be a condition lo any such consenl'bY Landlord lhat Tenan1 shall relmbursa t.-ancJIO(d lor any and ali cost and ex~ 

pensa relaflng thereto. Including lxlt not Umiled to anorne)'$' lees lor the review and preparation or reQUired 

documeotalioo. No consent by Lanalord St'la!t operate 10 relieve Tenan111om primary 11abihty for the petlormanc:e of 

all obligations o! any sublessee, assignee, ot f.eensee under this Lease. The patli<ts agreelhatany pLedge or hypothecation olthis Lease shall be subordinate to the righls ol!he Landlord hereunder, Any anemptto 1ransfer, assig.,, 

subtot or license or enter !nlo a concession agreemanl or otherlfise hypothecate or 10 transfet by cporalion oltaw ot 

occupy the Leased Premises by a patty other than Tenant shall be void and conler no righls on any rhird party, 

unless the landlord so elects. The consenl by t.andlord 1o any 1ranster, assignment. sub!euing.li(:ense or COtleesSion asreement or hypotheea!lon or lrar.:sler by operal!on ot law or oeevpalion by a pany other than Tanant shall not 

conslllute a waiver of tho necess\ty o! sueh eonsentto any subsequent transler. assignment. SIJblettir-9. ll<:enso • 

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concession agreement ot hypothecation or ttans!er by opeJation ollaw or occt.~palion by a party other lhan Tenant 

Each trans1er. assignment. subleUing.lh::e:nse. concession agrl.!ement. hypothecation. 1tanster by opetalion oJ law 

or occupalioo by a party other than Tena.1t1o whieh there has been ccnsent $hall be by an lnsuumenl in wrilif19. in 

form sa lis factory to Landlord. and shall be executed by the rransteror. asslgoor, s\Jiltessor,llcenscr, eonceSSlOIIaiJe, 

hypothecator, or mortgagor and lha transferee, ass;gnee, sublessee. uceosee, concessionaire, or mortgagee shall 

eoreein wrlling lor lhe bene lit of LendiOid to assume, to be bound by, and to pertorm tho terms, covenants and """' 

d!Uons ollhls Lease to be done, kept and performed by Tenant. One {I) ex~uted copy of such written lnstrumenrln 

torm sa!lslaelory 10 LandiOid shaU be delivered to Landlord locti\With. Failure to first cbialn In writing Landlord's ce<> 

sent oc failure to comply wl!h the pro>tlslonS of tt-ls article shaH operate to prevent any such lransfer. asslsnment, 

svbfetllng,license, concession agreemen~ hypolhecatlon.lransler by operation of law oc occupation by some pany 

other !~an Tenant from becoming ell~live, unless the Landlord so elects. 

SECTION 13.1 REPAIR OF DAMAGE: 

ARTICLE XIII 

DAMAGE AND DESTRUCTION 

In the event the Leased Premises are damaged by nre, explosion, or other casualty to an extenl which is lass 

than twenty-live percent (25'k) of the cost ol replacemenl ol the Leased Premises, the LandlorC shaH. excep1as 

otherwise permllted by lha NYUC Lease. promptly after edjustment ol any relevant Insurance claim commence !he 

repair ol such damage at Landlord's expense, but, In no event shall Landlord be reQUired to repair oc replace 

Tenant's sloek•ln.trade, trade llxlures, lurnllure, tvrntshlnQ$, equ:pment or personal property. 

In the event (a} lhs Leased Premises are camaged to the extenl oltwenty·five percent (25'1'.) or more ot 1M 

cost of replaeemenl of lh~ Leased Premises. or {bl the bulldif19 In lhe Shopping Center tontaining the leased 

Premises Is damaged to the extent of filly percent (50%) 01 more ollhe cos! of replacement or (c) any damage to 

the Leased Premises «curs during lhelasttluee (3) years oltheterm ol this Lease. Landlord may el~llo repair or 

rebUild lhe Leased Prernis,.. or the bullclir.gs on the ShOPping Center, as the case may ba; to terminate tl'ls lease 

upon gi-Mg notice of such election In wrltif19 to Tenant wilhln ninety (90) days aller the event causing lha damage, 

or, reQUire Tenant to OCC'Jpy any premises In lhe Shopping Center which In Landlord's Judgment are reasonably 

eQUivalent to tr.e Leased Premises lor the balance of !he !elm ol tne Lease and In accordance wiln an other terms 

and conGihons hereof. II any sueh casualty (a) occurs alter Mareh 30, 2054. (b) renoers atleasr seventy-five percent 

(75%) of lhe floor area of lhe bulld>ng containing the Leased Premises untenantable, and (e) along wilh a1tendant 

repelrlng or rebuilding, renders the Leaoed ?remises untenantable.ln W!>Oie oc In par!, a propertionale abal~nt ol 

the Fixed Mlnirmrm Rent shell be allowed until the date landlord completes lhe repairs or rebuilding. If Landlord is 

required or etec1s to repalr 11'\e Leased Premises. Tenant shall repair or replace: Its S1ock.'in-trade, ttade 1ixtures, fuJ· 

ni1ure, lurni$hlngs. OQUipmet)l and personal properly In a manner and to at leas! a condilioll equal lo !hat prior to its 

damage or destruelioll and ~'18 proceeds of all ol Tenant's Insurance received by Tenant shall be held In trust by Ten. 

ant for the purpose of such repair and rep:acernent. 

SECTION 13.21NSURANCE PROCESDS: 

All Insurance proceeda paid on aceounl of any casualty <!ascribed in Sacf.on 13.1 hereof pursuanllo any in· 

surance policy maintained by Tenant shall be applied to the payment ollhe cost of repair or replacemont ol Tenant's 

stocl<·ir,Jrade, trade fixtures, furniture, furnishings, equipment and personal property damaged or C~Woyed by said 

casualty. Any such insurance proceeda peid to Landlord Shell be disbursed by landlord to Tenant or lor Tenant's ac· 

count as herein provided If Tenant Is not ln breach ollhis Lease. Tenant shall submil a \Willen applea!ioll sell•r.g 

lorlb the conlracl price lor work to be performed 01 goods to be purchased, the amwn!s, II any. previously paid 

!hereon, the balance due. \he amount necessary to complete the wo:k, and the sum that has been paid by Tenant or 

is )ustty due to contractors, subcontractors. maletia1men ot o1het persons (whose names and addtessei shall be 

stated}, and a statement !hal except for !he amounts stated in said application. there is nc outstandng indebtedness 

known, aller cue it'<luiiJ', which l$1han oue and payab!el01 work,labOI, services or materials suppl•ed at Tenant's reQUest in cOMeclion wllh the leased Premises. Upon submission of an application in accordance with the preceding 

sen!enee ollhis Section 13.2 wl'lc.~ is satislactory to Landlord, landlord shalf, out of the proceeds of Tenanrs lnsurar.ce policy, either pay 10 the persons named In the application !he respective amounts therein seiiOith, or pay to 

Tenant the arnounlstaad in lila applicallcn to have been paid by Tenant (it beif19 understood and agreed 111a1 until 

compleUon ollhe repelrs and replacements to be made by Tenant thai an amount eQUal to the ten porcent {10%] ol 

the msurance proceeds peid to the landlord Is to be wllhheld). 

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ARnCLEXJV 

EMINENT DOMAIN 

11 any poclion oltne leased PremiseS os,ln Landlord's determinalion. any signilieant portion oltne b.lil<flfl!l of whidl 

the Lgased Promises are a pM or olllle Shq:lping Center shall be l<ll<en \Jf'\der em.nent don".ain proceed'lfl!lS, lendlord 

may, at landlord's opllon. eilhet {ajlermina!e tt.is Lease by wrhlennotice to Tenant. such tetmination to be elleelive on or 

alter the dato 1'¢SUssion by emlnenl domain is taken lllhe Leased P!emises Is Included In Mh lal<lr,g, os no later lhan 

one hundred eighty (180) days alter the dale possess!cn is taken If lhaleasecf Premises Is net Included In such lal<fn9. or 

(b} raqulre Tenant to cccupy any premises in the Shopping Center which to Landlosd's )Ydgrnenl are reaSOI1ably equiva· 

tent to the Leased Pmr•ses los lha belanee ollhe term of lhe lease and In accordance will> aQ olhel terms and eond'• 

lionS heteol. II the taking of a suffi<:lenl or a cer!aln poclion of lhe Leased Premises by ominent domain rexers the 

balance oltne Leased Prerr.ises inadequate lor lhe operation Of Tenenrs buSiness at the Shq:lping Center, ienanl shan 

have I he lightlo terminate tni$ Lease upon wrll!en nolicelo Landlord witMin l~irty {30} days !rom !he dale ol such laking, 

said lerminalion to be eflecllve not Jesslhan ninety (90) days from the date said wrluen noucels given to Landlord. In any 

even~ Tenant shaK have no claim againsllar.diOtd by reason Of such lal<fn9. The enlire COIT'.pennlion l!Wllrded In or by 

reason ol said eminent domain proceedings shell belong to landlord wllhoul any deduction lherelrom for any present 01 

lulure eSiate orinlere$1 ol Tenant; provided. t.owever, that Tenant shan have lhe right to claim and recover !rom the.,.,. 

demning authority, bul nol hem the land!Otd, such compensation as may be separately awarded or rOCQverable by lenant irl Tenant's own right on account ot any and au damages to Tenant's tus:ness by reason ct lhe ccndemnation tor or on 

a.ccunt of any damages or toss to which Tenant mght be put to removing Tenanl's merchandise. 1\lrniture, fixt""es. 

leasehold improvemerus and equipment 

ARTICLE XV 

ROLES AND REGULATIONS 

Ter.ant covenantS and agrees w'th landlord !hate 

A. Tenant shaU r.ot alii:< or maintain O<Jiside the leased Premises. illcWng llle exterior ollhe glas.s panes and sup. 

poets of !he shOw windows (and wilhin twenry.lour(24) inches ot any window). coors and the exlerior walls Qllhe 

leased Premises, or anyplace within the Leased Pretnisas intended to ~ seen frorn the exterior ollha Leased 

Premisas, any sig.'>S, advertising placardS. names. Insignia. notices. ~ademarks. descriptive malerial or any Olher 

such like rtem oc Items. and Lar.dlotd s.'lab have the rlghl, wilhOul givil'lg ptior noUce to Tenan! and wi!Mul any liab'Q. 

l)r lot damage to !he Leased Promises reasonably caused !hereby. to rerr.o•e any o1 the same !rom IM Leased 

Premises. except such as shan hl!vo first received wrillen appr011a1 otlendlord. whiCh al'l'toval wilh respect to all 

exterior signs Landlord may at ils ~e discretion refuse to grant No symllot. design, name, marl< or insignia adcpled 

by Landlord lor the Shc!:l>in9 Center shall be used wllhQUtlhe prior wriuen consent ollendlord. No lllvmineled 9illns 

located In the Interior olthe leased Premises sha.1adverlise any prcCucl. All signs localed to lhe inlerior of lhe 

Leased Promises shaft be In good taste so as r.olto detractlrom lha general appearance ol!heleased Premises or 

the Sl'.cpping Center. Tenant ShaU not use hanclb:!ls or ba:toons lor advertismg at lhe 51\opping Center; 

e No awnings or other prcjeclions shell be auached 10 the exterior wans ol!he Leased Premises or tha building ol 

which they lorm a par~ 

C. All toaa:ng and unloading of QCOdS shan be done only at such time, in the areas and through the entrance 

deslgnaled lor wch purpose by landlord; 

0. All garbage and refuse shall be ~eplln the kild ol eoo!ainer spoetlied by landlord, shall be placed in lhe areas 

specified by landlord and prepared for collect:on In the manner ano a! the times and places specified by 

lendtord. If lendiOtd shaH provide or designate a service lor piel<lng up re!use and garbage, Tenant Shall use 

same al T•nant's cost, provided wch cost shaH be corn~tilive to any similar service available to Tenant Tenant shan notlnstan or cause to belnslalled any automalic garbage d'rsposal equipment willloullhe prior wrillen 

consent of Landlord; 

E. No rad'ro or television or olher similar device shall be inslalled, and no aerialsha1 be erected on the roof, on ex· 

terior walls of the leased Premises or the Sllopping Center, or on the grounds, wilhoutln each lnstanco having 

obtained lanatoro·s ptiOr wt:'uen consent. Any sucn device or aarJal so installed without such ptiOt consent 

shall be subject to removal wllhoul notice al any lime; 

F. No toudSpoakers,lelevis:oo sets. phonographs. radios or other oev;ces shall be used in a manner so as lo ba 

heard or se-en outside Jhe leased Premises w:tt·.out the prior wrlUen consent of Landlord: 

G. Tenant shall keep Tenant's display wlndowsll!umlnated and permiHed sillns and llgnls on the storelrontllghleO 

eaen and every day olthe term hereof during the hours designaled by Landlord; 

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H. Tenant Shall keep lhe leased Pttmlses at a temperalure sulheien!ly high to prevent freezing ot water in pipe$ 

and lb:IUies; 

L Tenant shatl not pe.rmlt any obstr\Jelions or merchandise In the service corridors. Sl~walks, entrances, 

passages. cout\s. couidors. eievators Of staitways; 

J. Tenant and Tenant's employees shan park tMU cars only in 1hose porltons of the paddng area clesignaled for 

employee parking by Lar.d!Ofd Tenant shalllumish landlold lhe slale automobile license numbe•s assigned to 

the car or oa1s Ql Tenant and Its employees wllhln five (S) days ol any request to do so by Landlord: 

K. Tananf shall use at Tenanrs cosl such pesl extermina1ion conlractor as Landlord: may difecl and at suCh illter· 

vals as Landlord may reasonably require, provided the cost thereoi Is competitive to any s·mnar snrviee avail· 

abls to Tenant. 

L. In the $venl Land!ord installs a supervised sprinkler alarm sys1em for 1he protection or Tanant and of the Shopping Center. Tenant asures to pay lls pro rata share ol the monthly alarm service charge; 

M. lenant wiU ceopera1e and participate Jn any security ptograms lmpl~menteQ with respeet to lhe enhte Shop. 

ping Center and will eootdinale any securi1y devieiJS or programs it maintains wilhin lhe Leased Premises with 

the overall security leQuirements ol the Shopping Center: 

N. Tenant shall not n-.ake or permit any noise or odor which Landlord deems objectionable to emanate ftom the 

Leased PremiSes and no petsan shall-use the Leased PJemises. 2s s!eep:ng quarters, steeping apanments 01 

lod;;ing rooms. 

0. Tenant shall Obtain all permits or Ucenses necessary to conduct Its business: 

P. Except 101 those exolusive;y for use by employees ol Tenanl which are nol visible !rem \he sales area ol 

Tenant's tea$td Premises or lhe exlerlOf of the Leased Plell".ises. Tenant shaD net operate any coin or token 

cperated vending machine or simllar device for 'the sate of any goods, wares. merchand"tSe. food, bevetages, or 

serv'.ces Including. bul nolllmlled to. pay telephone$. pay lotl<ers. pay toileiS, pay scales. amusement <!~Wiees, 

and machttH!S for the sate ol beverases, toed. eandy. cigareues or other commodities, without 1he priOI written 

consent ol Landlord: 

0. Tenanl shaH not place or rr.alntain any temrxHary fmture for display Ql merehand1Se in front or or wilhin atrt entrance 

to !he Leased Plen>ses which is wilhirr six {5) leet olthe lion! fme ollhe Leased Promises 01 wilhin lh<ee {3) r .. r 01 

any recessed en!ty cllhe leased PrerrU.ses. and Landtotd shall have lhe righl, wllhout giving pdor nottee lo Tenant 

and withOut any tiadili!y tor damage to the leased PtemiSes o• Tonanrs merChandise. 10 remove any olthe same 

trom-1ha Leased Premises e.-:cepl such as $hall have nrs.tteceived the wnuen approval cf landtord as to si:e-, ector. 

lc<:alion. naiUte and display qualilies; and 

R. Tenant shan not make noises, cause dislurbances or vibral~ or use 01 cp"'rate any eteelrleal ot eleetr~ de'Jices 

or other devices that emit sound ar.d other waves or disturbances, or ctea1& odors. any of which may be offensive 10 

Olhet ten.anls, occupants or custcmets of !he Shopping Cenlet ot lhal wouid interlere wilh 1he operation of any 

device or equipment 01 rad<> Of telellision btoadcasllng or reception fr<>m wlll1ln the Sllcppng Center or elsewhere 

ihe foregoing covenants and ag•eemen!s in this A1Ucle YN Sha! be 1efened IQ c:olleelively as "flutes and Aegulalli:ns:." 

Tenanlagrees the\ Latldfotd may amend, modify and delete p.esent f\lles and regula lions 01 add r.ew and additlt;flai 

•easonaole rules and I"9Uialions lor lhe use and care ollhe Leased Premises, me Widing o1 whtch lha Leased Pnon>ses 

are a pa1~ lhe common a1eas ar>:lall olthe Snopplng Center. Tenant ag•ees \0 comply wl!h all $Ueh rules and regulaticm 

lJP0!1 notice to Tenant f•om Landi01d or upon the posllng ol same In sveh place wllh;n the Shopping Center aslandlold 

may designate. 

!o the event cl ar.y breaches of any rules ar.d reQUtalfcns hfuein set lorth or any amendments cr add.tOI'l$ lhereto. 

land!Otd shall have all remedies In this Lease P'twided for default of Tenant. 

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ARTICLE XVI 

DEFAULT BY lEIIANT ANO REMEDIES 

It ls agteed tllat; 

A U Tenant vacates 01 abandons the leased Premises, pusmits the s.arr.e to remain vacant Of unocc\lp:ed tor a 

period of live (5) or more days, or tail• to CO!'>duclbll$rnfl<!s at the L•ased Premisos lor a period ol frve (5) or 

more censeeutive -days. except ll pre¥ented Item doing so by strikes ot olher reasons ~yond Ttnanfs 

reasonable control; 

B. U the 1ent, additional rent. Of any part the:ecl or ar,y olhef payment or deposil of money reQUired here1..'flder 

when due~ shan ba unpald for Uve ($} cays aUer wrlUen nonce thereol to Ttnanl; 

c. II detaull shall be mado In the prompl and IYII performance ol any covenant, condition or agreement otthts 

Lease to be kept ct perJorm-ed by tenant (olhet Ulan an cbtigalion ol Tenant referred to In Paragraph A or 

Paragraph B of this Atlicle XVI) and TenantshalllailiO promplly and fully wre such defaull or Dreaell of performance or suell delaut! Ot breach ol performance shall eootlnue, exeelll as otherwise specllieally sell011h 

herein, lor more than a reasonable lime Pn no event to exceed lhirly {30) days unless, with respect 10 any 

default wlllch cannot be cured within thirty {30] days, Tenanl or any person holding by.lhrough 01 under Ter.an~ 

~n gocd faith. wlthin a Jeilsortable 1\me 1n no event to exceed ten {10] Clays afun 1eeeipt of svch w1i1ten notice, 

shall have commenced and the1eaher shalt ccnttnut diligently to prosecute au aetlon necessary to cure such 

default) alter wrillen notice- to Tenant. specifying such. default or breach ol perfetmance, or 

0. If any pcoeeed:ng shall be commenced to da<:lare Tenant or Guaran1or ol tns lease, ll any, benl<rupl or iJISOt. 

vent Of 10 obtain f'eliet under any chaplet or ptovision of any banktupte:y or debtor relief Jaw or act or 10 reduce 

01 mOdify Tenant's or Guarantor's debts or obilgatlons 01 to delay or extond !he peymeol thereof. or II any 

asslgnmenl ol Tenant's 01 Guarantor's property be made tor the benetil oJ creditors. or it a receive: or trus!ee 

be appo.nted lor Tenant Of Guarantor 01 lor Tenant's or Guarantor's propeny or buSiness (unless it'l the case ol 

a peU!ion filed agaillSl Tenant or Guarantor, !he same is dismissed Within Sixty (60! days); 

Then landlOtd may treat the occurrence of any ono or more of thelotegoltlg evMts as a material breach olthis 

tease aoo lhete:upon at Its. opUon. without lvrther no;lee. or demand of any kind to Tenant or GuarantOt or any other 

per .son, may ha\'e in additiOn to aU other 1egal or equitab!e remerlie$ provided her-evnc!er or otherwise avallable. the 

following dose1ibed remedies: 

{1} LaMtord may eieet to termil'late this Lease and 1he term created: hereby, in whicll event landlord (orthwilh may 

rapossess the teased Premises and Tenal'll shall pay a1 onee to Landlord as liquidated damages a sum of 

mor.ey e®allo filly percent (50'1'.) of the Fixed l.lifllmum Rent provided in Article! ot this ~ease and all orhet 

sums provided 10 be paid by Tenant to LandlOid 101 the balance ollha stated te•m otlhis lease. and shall pay 

any olher sum of tn¢ney and damages M or to become due to landlord from Tenant. 

{2) landlotd may efect lo terminate Tenant's right to possess.M wilflout tetmlnation of 1his teas&.ln which event 

tenant a91eos lo surrender possession and vacate tM leased Premises lrnmedtately and dellve: possession 

thereof to Landlord, and Tenanf hereby granrs10 LandlOrd lufl and Ilea Ucense to en!<rlnto and upon the Leas· 

ed P<emtses,ln wllole 01 in pert. w"h or wlrhOUI process oltaw.to re~ossess IM Leased P<emises or any part 

thereot and to expel or remove Tenant and any other person. lirm or eorf)Otallon who may be oewpylng or 

within the leased Premises or any part thereof and remove any and aJ property lherelrcrn wlrhOUI terminating 

this teasi! or releasing Tenant in whole or in part trom Tenant's obligation to pay rent and pedorm lhe 

covenants. tondllions and agreements 10 be perlormed by Tenant as provided in lhts lease without be ng 

deemed Jn any manner g.uilty of trespass. evieticn or torctble entry or detainer, and- wlthoul relinquisfing 

land orO's righllo rental or any other right et Landlord under !his Lease 01 by operation ollaw. 

Ten.artt hereby ex:pressty waives lhe service of any notice of any election ma<1e by Landlord under this Anicle 

,XVI. demand for possession,lncludlng any and e<~ery form of demat\d and nottce prescribed by law.t.andlord being 

obligated to gl.,. only sueh neliee as isln this Lease specified. 

Upon and al!er entry Into possession wllhoultermina!lng this Lease, Landlord may, but shall r.ot be eb!lgaled 

to, retet all or a.rrt part of the leased Premises for the account ot Tenant for such rent and upon such te1ms and to 

such person, fifm or corporation a-nd for such period or petiods as landlotd in t.andtord·s sole diseialion shall Ceter· 

mine, and Landlord shall not be required lo accept any tenant offered by Tenanl, to observe any lnsuuclion given by 

T•nant abcut such reteuir.g or to dO any ael or exetelse any ear• or drllgence with respect to such retelling or to \he 

mitigation ol damages ol Tenant. For IM p01posa ol suell relening, Land!Otd may decorate or make repairs. 

changes. alteratiwlS or additions in or 10 !he lE:ased Premises to the ettent ®emed. by -Landlotd desirable or conve· 

nienl. All such consideration so received shall be the sole property ol Landlord: provided, however, II tha eonsloora. 

tiM collected by LandiOt\J upon any $UCh relettlng tot Tenant's account is nol suffielenl to pay the rental reserved in 

this lease ptus an amot;nt equal to the greater ol (a) live percent {5%~} of lhe rent provided tor 1n any n~w lease tor 

the poHion of the new 1arm whkh ts coincident with the remainOer of lt'.e tQtm hereof as liquidaled damages. o: (b} 

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the cosl of repairs, aiUHalions, additions, redecorating and land!Otd's othef expenses. Tenant a9reas to pay to 

i.andlord the deficiency upon demand. 

The service of a five day notice. demand lor possession. a noticelt·.at the tenancy hereby created will be ter· 

minaled on the date therein named,lnsfiMoo clan action ollorcible detainer or ejectment or tho entering or a judg. 

ment for possession in such actlM Of any othet act or acts resulting in the leimination ot Tenant's righllo posses· 

slon ol the Leased P1emises shall not rolieve Tenan1 hom Te.nam's obligation to pay 1he rent heJeundtr dUring the 

bafanee of the letrn or aoy extension theteol, except as herein expressly provided. laodlotd may coneet and receive 

any rent due trom Tenant and the paymenl thereof shaU 001 conslitule a waiver ct or aUecl any noliee or demand 

given, suillnsliWted or judgment obtained by landlord, or be held to waive. all eel. change. mod•fy or alter the 119hls 

or remedies which Landlcrd has in equll'f 01 aJ taw or by vit\ue ot !his Lease 

The accep1ance of liQukfated damages by Landlord ut\der any ot lhe provisions o1 thiS Lea-se shaH not preclude 

Landlord ftom the enloccemenl ol any or lhe covenants or agreements ot thtS lease. nor shall any Other act whie:h 

lnlers recogol1ion oltenanc:y operate as a waiver oJ LandtoiCI'S iigh11o terminate 1his Lease or operate as an exlension of 1his Lease. 

ARTICLE XVII 

ATTORNEYS' FEES 

In case landlord. landlord's ben&liciaries or their agents or employees. or any Qf L'lem, shall be made a pauy 

10 any litigation commenced by or against Tenant, lllen Tenant shafi upon written demand pay all coSIS, expenses 

and allorneys' lees incurred or paid byLaMIO!d. Landlord's benafJtiaries and either's agenls andemptoye•s In con- nection with such litigation, Tenant shall also pay all costs. expenses and anomeys• fees 'hal may be incuued or 

paid by landlord. Landlord's ben-alictanes and tciH'ler·s agents in svccessfuJly entmcing the covenanls and 

agreements of lhis Lease 

ARTIClE XVIII 

SECURITY DEPOSIT 

To secure the failhlul performance Oy Tenant of the covenants. conditions and agreements set forlh in this 

Lease 10 b~ P<>rfotmed by II, Tenant has depos•led Wilh Landlord thesvm ol $] 8 a l . !'JQ >O;l<llll.$ 

ft!xxxxxXX>f on !he unders1anding: 

A. That such deposit or any portion !hereof may be applied 10 ~~• coring ct any delaulllhal may ex•sl, without P'O· 

judice to any other temedy or remedies which the i.andloro may have on aecounllhereol, ana upon such application Tenant shall pay landlord oo demaM lhe amount so applied wttch shall be added ro the securily 

deposit so that same wUI be restored 10 hs original amo"'fll, 

8. Thai should lha leased Ptemises be l!anslwed by landlord, the security deposil or any balance thereol may 

be turned over the LanctloHf.s succeswr or transfere-e, and Tenant agrees to look sole1y to such successor or 

transfetee for such application ot re1urn: 

C. That landlord or Us successors shell not be obligated to hold the secut~ty deposit as a separate lund. but may 

commingle it >'.ilh other tunrlS; 

D. That U Tenant shatf fai!hluUy perform all of the covenants and .agtaementsln this lease contained on lhe pall of 

lhe Tenant to be P<>rformed the securlly deposll, or any then remaining balance thereol. shall be returned toTe· 

nan I, wirhoulinteres~ When the Tenanrs ~ability (if anyJ tor taxes and common area expen$eS has been deter· 

mined 1n accordance herewith following the expiration or termtnanon of the tetm ot the Lease. 

ARTIClE XIX 

TENANT'S ADVERTISING 

Tenant agrees to spend lor a<tmtising during each lease Year or Pa!l·al Lease Year nereol an amount equal to 

two percent (2%) ol gross sales fsom the Leased Premises tor said period. 

In any advertising program ot Tenant in the Chicago Meuopo1tan Area, Tenant agrees to cause the slote 

located In the Leased Premises lobe Included so thai satd slote will receive equivalent treatmenl with respect to 

advertising and publicity as is afforded clher stores NM owned. operaled Of hen~al1er acquited by Tenant and to 

cause menllon of lho addtess. trade name and-localion of sa!d store in s.ueh adverttslog and pubr,city as often as 

reasonably possl!Jie. 

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ARTICLE XX 

MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION; PROMOTIONAL FUND 

SECTION Zil.1 MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION 

Tenant covenants and agrees 10 join and maintain membership in any business or Merchants' Assa<:iallon 

sponsored for the ShOPi)ing Cenler during I he term of tlli$l.ease~ al'ld to pay its pro,porliOtlale snar-e of ihe cost ot the 

acllvilies conducted by sue~ Associalion. Tenant's procorllonate SMre ol said cos! shaU equal the Iota! ol such ex· 

penses lmllliplled by the ra!lo which the lola! amount ol square lee! ollloor area Included in !he Leased Premises 

bears 10 the lola! amounl of square lee! ola!llloor area ~nderlease In !he $hQW109 Cenlec, and said amount !Mil 

be paid within thirty (30}days aller statements atare•.dered by !he AsSO<:iation. Tenant also agtees !ocooperalelully with Landlord, other 1enants ol !he ShOPQing Cent or and other members olthe Association in promoting the use ol 

trade names and slogans as may be adopled lor tho Shopping Center. and in all promo!ioMI and advenising cam 

patgns. 

SECTION Zil.2 PROMOTIONAL FUND: 

Landtocd, at its option. may provide for a Promotional Fund in lieu o! the Merchants• Association. Shoutd 

LandlOrd choose !his cplion, Tenant•grees to pay Landlord, In addilion 10 the other amounts se!lorth In !his lease. 

during the term of !his Lease !rom the Commencement Oate. monlhly In advance, a promotion lee ol lhirty cents 

($.30) per square loot per year, adjusted as hereinafter setlorlh. This amount5MII be used for the adverlislng and 

p~omotion of 111e ShcpJllng Cenlet In such a maooer as Landlord in Its sole discrellon deems advisable, wilh any 

amounl not used by Landlord In any year to be refunded 10 Tenanl based on !he ratio !hal IM porlion pald by Tenant 

In such Lease Year bears lo the total am~nl received by landlord lor such purposeslrom an tenanlsln lhe Shop. 

ping Center lor said Lease Year. AI !he end ol each Lease Year or Partial Lease Year. !he Promotion Fee shaU be ed· 

jusled by adding to lithe sum determined by mulliplylngthe Promotion Fee by lhe percenlage that the Consumer 

Price tnde• ptepared by !he Bur~u ol Labor Statistics otloe Oepar!menl ol Labor olthe Unlied States, enllt!ed "Ur· 

ban Wage Eamers and Clerical Workers" lor the month of December of !he lease Year or Panial Lease Year !hen 

ending has lncroased over !llelndex lot the montn of January, 1981; and such adjuS1ed amount s~all be paid byTe· 

nani lor the subsequent Lease Year or Parllal Lease Year. ~lin no event shall !he Promotion Fee be adjusted below 

that set lorlh above. In !he event during me te<m ollhis Lease !he Bureau ol Labor Sta!islics shall cease 10 publ•sh 

sueh lode<. a comparable Index shaU be subatituled by Landlord lor purpos!S ol sucn calculations. 

ARTICLE XXI 

SUIIORDINATION 

Tenant acknowledges !hat !his Lease Is subject !o the lerms, covenan1s. condiUons and agreemenls olthe 

NYLIC Lease Furlher, Landlord reserves the righlto subordinatelhis Lease at allt:mes to lhe tien olany mortgage. 

mortgages, trusl deed, tiiJSt deeds, or ground lease now or hereal!et placed upon the leased Premises or aU or any 

part of !he Shopping Center wllich Includes the teased Ptemises, and Tenant covenants and agreeslo execute and 

deliver. upon demand. such funhet 1nslruments subordinaling this Lease lo !he lien ol any such mortgage, mort· 

gages, lrvsl deed, !rust deeds or grOUnd lease, as shall be desired by Land'ord, or any mortgagee or pteposed mort. 

gage~ or uuslees under trust deeds or grouno lessot upon condition thal Tenant shall have the ttghrto remain 1n 

possession otlhe Leased Premises under the terms olthls Lease, notwilhstand ng any delaullln any such mort· 

9age, mongages, trusl deed, trust deeds or gr~nd reasa. or aller foreclosure thereof, so long as Tenant is not in 

delaull (which In applicable instanoes shaH no1 be unlit the notiCe period. II any. under Article XVIltereol shall have 

run without full compliance) under any of the covenants. conditions and agreements contained In this Lease 

If any rnor1gagee ot trustee or ground lessot elects to have this Lease and the interest ol Tenanl Mreunder 

superior !o any sueh llllerest or tlghl end evidences such eteclion by notice given 10 Teninl,lhan this Lease and me 

Interest ol Tenant hereunder shall be deemed superior lo any such mortgage. ti\Jsl deed or gr~nd lease whether 

lhis Lease was execuled before or afler such mortgage, trust deed or gtound lease and In !~at event such mort· 

11'19••· trustee or ground lessot shall Mve the same rights with respect to !his Lease as illl had been executed and 

de1ivered ptlor to the exeeulion ana delivery oJ lhe morlgage. trusl deed or grovnd lease and had been assigned 10 

such mortgagee, trustee ot ground :essor. 

ARTICLE XXII 

ESTOPPEL CERTIFICATES 

At any time and !rom lime 10 time. lenant agrees, t.'POO reqvest In writing from landlofct,lo execute and deliver 

to landtOld.lor the benefit of such persor.s as Landlord names In such reques1, a stalement in wrihng and in torm 

and substance satis1aclory to Landlotd certifying to the tollnwlnQ inlormation aslandlotd shall request: 

A. This Lease cons!llulesiM entire agreement belween landlord and Tenant and is unmodified nnd II! lull Ioree 

and ellect (or lllhere Mve been modillcations. that the same is in lulr Ioree and ellect as modified and staling 

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B. The amount of and dates to which the Fixed Mm»num Rent. Percentage Ronl ano othtu charges hetevn~r 

have ~en paid. an<! the amount ol any securlly depOsited wHh Landlord; 

C. The leased Premlses nave been completed on or before the dale ol sucllleller an<! that all conditioos p;ece· 

dent to !he lease ta~lng ellect heve been carried out: 

o. The Tenantlras accepted possession, that the lease term llas commenced, that Tenant is occupying the 

Leased Premises and thai Tenant knows ol nc default under !lie Lease by the Landtor<l and that there are nc 

defaults or oflsels which Tenant has against enforcements oftl'js Lease by Landlord (or, il in delaUII,the nature 

theroolln detail); 

E. The actual Commer.cemen! Date of lhe lease and Expiration Date of the lease. and 

F. The 'Tenant's store is open tof business. provided lhe rotegoing facts ate true and ascertatnable, 

SECTlON 23.1 ATTORNMENT: 

ARTlCl..EXXIII 

ATTORNMENT ANO CONVEYANCt; 

Tenant agrees lhatln the event ol a sale, transfer or assignment ollhe Landlord's interest In !he Shopplns 

Center or any pari mereol, including the Leased PJemises, orin the event any proceedings are broughllor the 

foreclosure of er lor the exercise of any power ot sate under any mortgage made by Landlord eovenng the Stropping 

Comer or any parlthereol, including the Leased Premlses or in the event of a cancellatiQn or termmati<ln ol the 

NYtlC Lease or any other ground 01 underlying lease covering the ShOpping Center or any pari thereof. lnctudir.g 

the Leased Prern'ses,to anorn to end to recngni1e such transferee, purchaser, lessor or landlord under the NvtiC 

lease or any other ground or underlying lease. or m0t1gagee as Landlord under 1M Lease. Tenanllur!her waives 

ttw provisions of any statv1e or rute of taw, now Qf hetealvu In elfecl which may give or purPQ!'t to give Tenant any 

right or election to wmlnate or otherwise adv~rsely al!ect this lease and the obl'gatiQO ol Tenant hereunder In !he 

event any sucnloreclosuro proceeding Is brOUght, ptoseC1Jied or completed. Tenant agrees that II wlU net prepay 

rental for more than ona (1) month or consent to a cancettatron olthis tease wilhoutlhe prior wrl!tcn consent ol the 

!lien landlord under the NvtiC tease. 

SECT!Oil 23.2 CONVEYANCE: 

In ease Landlord or any successor owner ol tho Strcpplng Center shalt COtiVey or otherwise dispose ol the 

Sropping Center 10 ancthar parson or entity, such other person 01 enlity who shall become the owner ollhe Strop. 

ping Cenler shall thereupon be and become Undlord here•1ldor and such origonat Landlord or successor owner. as 

the case may be, ot the Shopping Center snail be, !rom and alter the date o! conveyance, tree c! au llal>lilies and 

obligations not then accrued, 

SECTION 24.1 QUIET ENJOYMENT: 

ARTIClE XXIV 

MISCElLANEOUS PROVISIONS 

Tenanl upon ·payment olthe rents herein provided and upon the observance and performance ol an of the 

covenants. terms and conditions on Tenant's pa~ to be observed a."'d perlormed shaQ peacefully end quietly hold 

and enjoy the leased Premises lor the term hereby demisad wiltrout hindrance or Interruption by Landlord or any 

other person or persons lawfl.llly or e<;ulla~!y cla!mios by, through 01 under the Landlord. subj!ct, neve<theless. to 

!he terms and coodil!ons ol this lease. 

SECTION 24.2 FORCE MAJEURE: 

In the event the performance o1 any work to be performed hereunder by ei1her patty is delayed for reasons 

beyond the control of the party responSible for such performance, Including but nOllimited 1o acts of God, acts ol 

civil diS~ience 01 strike, the time lor performance shall be extended lor a period oltime equivalent to the period 

of such delay or delays; provided, however,lhatlhe time for perfonmance shalF in nc event be extended due 10 tinan· 

cia! or economic problems of erther party, their architects. contractors, agents or employees. or delays caused by 

tM lnab!lily of architects, contractors, suppliers or otl'.er employeas or agents to meet deadijne, delivery or conuact 

dates (uoress such lnabintyls caused by an act ol God). It shan be a Cond•tion of Tenant's tight to claim an extension 

ollime as a resull hereollhal Tenanl notify Landlord in wn!ing within ten (tO) days alter lhe occurrence ol such 

~ausa, sptclfy1nglhe. nature thereof and the petlod of tlme cor.templa1ed 01 necessary tOt performance, NolwiUt· 

standing any contrary provision ol this Section 24.2, In !he even! the 11ma lor performance by Tenant is extended In 

accordance with this Seclion for more than six (6) mon!hslro:n lhe dale of Tenant's wrillen notoce to Landlord. the 

Landlord Sha11 have the sole option \o letmina!e lhislease ucon ten {tO) daY$' wriuen not:ce ro Tenant. 

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SECTION 24.3 ACCORD AND SATISFACTION: 

No payment by Tenant or receipt by Land:ord of a lesser amount than the rental here1n stipulaltd shall be 

deemed to be othet tnan on atcount olllle earliest stipulated rent nor Shall any endorsement or statement on any 

chec~ or any teller accompanying any check or payment as rent be deemed an accord arod satistaction, and 

Landlord may accept sucl1 check or payment Without prejudiCe to Landlold' s rigntto recover the balance ot sucn 

rent or pursue any other remeQy provided in lhi:slease 01 available at la.w or in equity. 

SECTION 24.4 WAIVER: 

No waiver of any condrtion or legal right or remedy shall te implied by tne lailure ol Landlord to declare a 

folt~iture. or lot any Olher reason, and no waiver of any condilion 01 covenant $haU be valid unless it be in wtlting 

siQMd by Landlord. No waiver by Landlord with respect to one or more tenants cr occupants olthe Shopping Center 

shall conslilufe-lhewalver in favor of any other tenant nm shan th&waiver oJ a b•eachol any cond1ton be clall"!"'e.dot 

pleaded to excuse a futute breach oJ the same ~ond:ttnn or covenant. 

SECTION 24.5 BROKERS' COMMISSIONS: 

Tenant waJrants and represen11 !hall! has not dealt with any reallor, broker or ogentln connection with the 

negotiation and execution clth•slease excepting Landlord's leaSJng agent, and Tenant agrees to pay and lo hold 

Landlord harmless !rom any cost, e~nse or liability (including cost 01 suit and Jeasonabte auorneys'lees) lor any 

compensation. commisSions or charges claimed by any realtor. broker or agent wllh respect to this Lease and the 

negotiation !hereof other than said Landlord's leasing agent. 

SECTION 24.6 NO PARTNERSHIP: 

Landlord does not, in any way lor any pur peso, becon'.e a partner 01 Tenant in the conduct ollls business. or 

othetwise. or joint venturer or a member Of a Joint enterpri$e with lenant. 

SECTION 24.7 SECTION HEADINGS: 

The os~c1ion headings a1e inserted only as a mauer ol convenience and lor Jelerence and tn noway d9fine,llmit 

or describe \he scope or intenl of lhis Lease nor in any way anectlhis Lease. 

SECTION 24.8 SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS: 

This Lease and aU the eovenaniS. provisions and conditions herein contained shall inure to the benem oland be 

bindin9 upon lhe heirs. personal represenlalives, suc:ceuors and assigns. respectively, ol the parties hereto. provided. however. that it is IJ:ftderslotd and ag1eed thal the ptovisions of Arlicle Xlt hereof are In oo way impaired by 

this Section 24.6. 

SeCTION 24.9 ENTIRE AGREEMENT: 

This Lease and the E.t.lbils anaehed hereto set lcrlh all the covenants, promises. agreements. conditions and 

understandings between landlo.d and Tenant concerning the leased Premises and there ate no covenants, promises. agreements. conditions Of understand'!llgs. either oral 01 WJilten. between them other lhal'l as are hete"' sel 

lorlh. Except as herein otherwise provided, no subsequent aneration. amendment, change or addition to this lease 

shall be binding upon Landlord 01 Tenant unless teduced to writing and sisned by lhem. 

SECTION 24.10 HOLDING OVER: 

Except as Laodlotd shaH otherwise expressly elect in writing, shoutd Tenant lema in in possession oJ lhe Leased 

Premises alter any termination ollhis tease, no tenancy or interest in the Leased Premises shalltesun therelrom 

but such ho!Cing over s~all be an unlawtul detainer and all such parties Shall be subject to Immediate evk:tion and 

removal, and Tenant shall upon demand pay lo landlord, as Uquidaled damages. a sum equal to twice the Fixed 

Minimum Rent as plovided in this Lease to be paid by Tenant to Landlord let an the lime Tenant Shall so retain 

pessession oltha teased Premises or any part thereof, plus any additional payments provided lor in tills Lease: prQo 

\'ided. however, 1hal exeteise of Landlord's tighls under 1his claus': shall not be 1n,erpreted a!l a grant of permission 

to Tenant to conlinue in possession. 

SECTION 24.11 NOTICES: 

Notices and c:~mands required QC permitted to be given here-Jnctes shall be given in writing by personal delivery 

or by certified mall addressed. if lo lat".dlotd, at the address: shown in Section 1, 1., and if lo Tenant. addressed to 

Tenant at tne address shovm in Section 1.1 .. or sc'f:h other address as was las\ specifred respectively by Landlord or 

Tenant. Notices and demands shaM be deemed to have been given wMn mailed 01, if made by personal delivery, 

then upon such delivery. 

SECTION 24.12 NO OPTION: 

The Sl .. :bmission of this Lease for examinalion dces not constitute a reservalton ot Of option for the Leased 

Premises, and shan vest no tighl tn either party. This Lease becomes ~Uecu..,e as a leasa on!y upon e"~cutlon and 

delivery thereof by the parues hereto. 

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SECTION 24.13 POWER OF AifORNEY: 

tn the event Tenant taUs lo execule. ac:know!e::f9e and deliver any docvmeots ot agreements tequised to be provided lO Landlord undet \he tetms oJ this Lease wilnin ten{tO) days after Undt01-Cf"s wrille-n request therelot. Tenant 

does hereby make. tonslitute and irrevocatty appcint Landlotd as its auomey-irrfact and in its place and slead so to 

do. Tenan1 dOes heteby lnevocably avthorita any auomey of any courl ol tecotd 10 waive Issuance ol process aod 

service, to waive: ttial by fury. and 1o coofes-G )udg:nent 1ft ravot of Landlord. Its successor& or assigns. and against 

Tenant lor 1he amoont of rent end other cnarges which may be payable by virtue ot Tenanl's dilauh heteundet. irr 

elUding court ccs1s and too tandlord's eosrs ol eo<leellon tll'lcb.-dlng. wilhou! ~mila liOn, auorney>;' fees}. and lowawe 

and tefease aJJ enors which may intervene many such procee:<flngs. and eonsent to immediale execution 1..-pon a.'l'J 

such jud<Jmenl.ln the even! this lease is sigr.ed ty mere !han cne Tenant, each such Tenanl joimly ana severally 

joins tn lhe grant ol atJthority herein set forlh. 

SECTION 24.14 SEVERABILITY: 

In !he event I hal any prOIIiSlon or section oil his I. ease is rendete:d invaftd oy the decision olany cou!l 01 ty lhe 

enae1ment o{ any law. o1dinance or tegulalion. such provision oJ this lease shall be deemed to have never been lnell .. :ded !herein and the ba!anee ol ttus Lease shall eonnnue in e:nect in accordance with Its tetms, 

SECTION 24.15 AP!'I.ICA8LE LAW: 

This lease and !he rlghls and ob1iga!ionS olthe parlies derivlng!Mteundet Shall be consuued It\ accordance 

wilh the taws ol !he S!ale ol lli>"'Iis. 

SECTION 24.16 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS: 

Upon L•ndold's wriuen rtQuesl, Tenam shall promplly lumish to Landord or Landlord's tr.Otl!laS••· from lime 

10 lime. tinaneiaf siatements reflecting Tenant's eunenl tinancJa.l ccndilion. 

SECTION 24.17 EXCULPATION: 

Anything to !he conlrary in !his Ltasa nolwilhs!an.:J;ng.IM coveoants contained in this \.oase to be pertornwd 

by LandlOrd shaU not be binding personaHy, ~UIIns!ead ..aid covOilllnts are rnade for !he purpose ot binding only the 

Landlord's inlerest in 1he Shopping Center and s."laU be enlotceabl.e Ol\ty with respect to the right, title and interest of 

tandlord in the SJtopptt'lg Centec as the same may be encumbered. U is understood that in no even1 shan Tenant 

have any light to tevy ex!!cunon against any propetty ol Landlotd (Of jJs beneficiaries, agents and employees) olher 

than its lr.terestln !he Shcpping Centef. 

SECTION 24.18 REMeDIES: 

All rights and remedies ol tandlotd hetein ccmtained Of otherw:s.e existing at taw or equily are cumulatrve and 

I he ex:ercise ol.one or more tighls or remedies Shall not be laken to ..,x.clude Ct waive the: fight 10 the exercise ol any 

other. All such ril].1l5 and iemedies may tit exetelsed and enloreed eoneuueotly and whenever and as ohen as 

Lan;:nord Shall deem desirat>le. 

The la~vre ct Lendtord to lnsSI upon strict pe<lormanee ty Tenant of any of the covenants. conOil oos and 

agreements ol {hi$ Lease. upon performance by any clher tenant of any provision of said othe1 1enanrs tease or 

upon strlcl compliance by T~nanl or any o!het tenanlln tile Shopping Center of any rule or tegutation shall not be 

deemed a walver of any of landfor d's tights cr remedies concerni09 any subsequent or continuing bfeach or default 

by Tenan1 ot any olthe covenants. conditions and agreemen!S olll>'s Lease or any rule or regulation No accep!ance 

or full ot partial rent ot any othet sum during &he eonlinuance ol any nonmonetary delault or 1he acceptance of par~ 

lial rent or aoy other sum doling the continuance ot any mo®tary ®lauu shaU eonslllu!e • waivet ot any such 

cre:taun. No surrendar of the leased Premises ahaU be effected: by landlord'$ ac:ceplance ol rentat or by olher 

means whatsoever unless the same be ev'denced by Landlord's wriuen acteptanee d such a surrender. 

SECTION 24.19 SeCURITY: 

landlord has no obligation or Jtsponsibllity. whatsoever, to prOVide or oveisee security or secuttty SiHVICes for 

!he leased Premises. the Shopping Center or the eomrnon areas; but Landlord may. in liS sole cltSCrelion, proYida 

sec:vrily or retain a security service~ Ten.anl hereby releases Landlord and Landiord's agents. employees and ser· 

vants ftom, and waives any and all claims fot damage to person or property sustained by Tenant (or any customers. 

guests, lnvilees, llt'tlPio'/eeS or agents, or MY person cla;mir.g thlough Tenant) or by any occupant ol tile Shopping 

centet or lhe leased Prem:se$ or any part ot eHher retaling 1o. resulting lrom or in any way derivir.gbcm the ptovi~ 

sien, supe1vislon. effectiveness, scope. suthcieney, .nsufl1eie-ncy or abser.ee of seeuti1y or securtty services to1 or 

wilh respectlo 1h& teased Premises. the Shopping Center or the tommon areas. Tenant asreeslo and shall indi!:m· 

ni!y, defend and save Land.ord (and lis employe•s. agenls or servants) llarmless from any and all loss. cos!, .,. 

pens'l (inch.:dU'19 attorneys• tees). liabllity, suits, claims, damages ot the like ot any and evety kit<d, nature anc1 

d~scrip!lon whatsoever tn any way involving, arlsJ~g I rom, retated 10 or tn connection wilh the provbion, supeTV.s'iOn, 

secpe, effectw-eness. sutncieney. lnsutl!clen(V or absence of securlly or seeutl1y services for and with respecl to 

the Leased ?remises, the Shopping Center or 1he eommon areas. 

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In conjunction with security lor thO Shopping Center. Tenant agrees lo- pay lo Landlord a ponioo of the costs ol 

any security servi<» or any se¢urlty devices wr.icn Landlord. at its eption. elects to providaln accordanco wl!h this 

Section 24.19. The Tenanr.s portion of such tosls shall be determined on the basis of the ratio of lhe ftOOf area wtthln 

me leased Premi>es to the total fl<xlr area ol all t~e buildings in the Shopping Center. tenant Shall reimburse 

landlord lor its pOrtion or such co>ls w!lhin ten (10) da% aner receiptlrom LandlOrd ol a wriUen statement olsuch 

costs, It is \Jflderstood and agreed tha& the potential importance af dealing with s~urily maners in an e~peditious 

and conclusive mannef justifies that tancnord Shall have unfettered discretion hereunder with respecl the1e10 so 

long as such discte.tlon shall be exetcised 1n gcod faith, 

SECTION 24.20 NO RECORDING: 

Neither this tease. nor any memorandum. aHidavU or other wtiting wuh respect thetelo. shall be tecorded by 

Teruml ot by anyone acting through, under or Orl behalf of Tenant. -and the recOtding thereof in violat1on ol Ulis p!ovision snaa make this leas-e- null and void at landlord's e!e<:1ion. 

IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the parties have e•e<:uted !his Lease en lhe daletlrst aoove wril!en. 

TENANT: llOllllY RUSH, LANOLORO: 

an individual 

/1 tm: UE"~lS ~?\IA.."'ES 

By: t .. ,;:;•c ... ~<.t .. '" 

, /-R. ·~ 'e."''\\1U'i, Vice !':resident 

1/ :/ I 

SEC'l'IOl'l 24.21 P.VAILAiliLITY OF PRC:ft!SES 

'l'he Premises demised herein are currently leased to and occupied by a third party. Landlord has entered into a preliminary eqreement with said third party for the termination of said lease effectiv& prior to Se?tember l, 193~. If LaQ&ijprd is unable to secure termination as described herein and to obtain control of the premises this Lease shall 

become null and void. 

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EXHIBIT 2 
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DR.i.PER ,:\iJ:R KRA'v1ER I?\TER-OFFICE CORRESPO?\DENCE 

.Fro!ll Forre:,.t ~:B~ley_~ Paul Dasso 

cc; Douglas Kramer 

Lori Madsen (wlenclosures) 

Sue Olszowka (w/copy of encl.) 

Mary Spellman RECEIVED 'if:'f' 

September 9, !993 

Lake Meadows Associates 

·Take Meadows Sliopping Center 

!993 

Enclosed please fmd one (I) original copy of the fuUy executed management agreement on the 

captioned property. By copy of this memo, three(3) original copies are being forwarded to the 

vault and a xerox copy to the site. 

September 1, 1993 is the effective date, and the frrst months management fee is due. Please set 

up. 

f'll;1!42Jp 

PrMieged & Confidential 

COE.RUSH.000497 

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PrMieged & Confidential 

COE.RUSH.000498 

MANAGEMENT AND LEASING AGREEMENT 

LAKE MEAD0~1S SHOPPING CENTER 

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Article 

I • 

II. 

III. 

IV. 

v. 

VI. 

VII. 

Privileged & ConfldenUel 

COE.RUSH.000499 

MANAGEMENT AND LEASING AGREEMENT 

Table of Contents 

Description Page 

Appointment of Manager 

Compensation of Manager 

Services and Duties of Manager 3 

Accounting; Reimbursement fo:r Expenses: Budget 8 

Termination 10 

Indemnity: Liability. 12 

Miscellaneous 13 

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MANAGEMENT AND LEASING AGREEMENT 

THIS AGREEMENT made as 

1993, by LAKE MEADOWS ASSOCIATES. an Illinois Limited 

Partnership. (hereinafter called uowner 11 ), having an address 

of 33 West Monroe, Chicago, Illinois 60603. and DK/CARLSON 

ASSOCIATES, INC., (hereinafter called the "Manager"). an 

Illinois corporation. having its address at 9801 West Higgins. 

Suite 420; P. 0, Box 929: Rosemont. IL 60018. 

W I T N E S S E T H: 

WHEREAS, OWner owns or has the right to manage 

and collect rents from certain land at 35th Street and Martin 

Lut-her King Drive, together with certain improvements thereon. 

which land and improvements are developed and operated as a 

shopping center commonly known as Lake Meadows Shopping Center 

(said land and improvements are referred to herein as the 

11 Premises"); and 

WHEREAS, Owner wishes to retain the services of manager. with responsibilities for managing. leasing, 

operating and maintaining th~ Premises: and 

WHEREAS, 

services; and Manager :is Hilling to perform said 

WHEREAS. Manager and Owner wish to state their relationship as provided herein. 

NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants herein contained. Otvner and Manager agree as 

follows; 

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ARTICLE I 

Appointment of Manager 

1.1. Appointment. Owner hereby appoints Manager to be the manager of the Premises for the purpose of managing. leasing. operating and maintaining the Premises. upon the terms hereinafter set forth~ and Manager hereby accepts said 

appointment. 

ARTICLE II 

Compensation of Manager 

2.1. Management Fee. OWner shall pay Manager. as compensation for the se1~vices :rendered hereunder. a management fee equal to the greater of, three percent ( 3 %) of Gross 

Rents or Thirty Six Thousand Dollars ($36,000.00) per year. The management fee shall be payable on an estimated basis. at the beginning of each month. in the amount of $3,000.00 and 

adjusted, if appropriate, as soon as possible in the next month. Except for Owner's reimbursement to Manager for expenses incurred by Manager as provided in this ~greement, 

the management fee is the only compensation that Manager shall 

receive for services rendered in connection with the 

management, operation and maintenance of the Premises and 

includes: 

(i) All of Manager's general and- central office 

overhead e:<penses. 

(ii) All service of all necessary supervisors, and billing and rent collection service personnel. Such personnel need not be located at the Premises or devote full 

time to the Premises. 

(iii) All expenses incurred by Manager which are not to be paid by Owner as provided in this Agreement. 

2.2. Gross Rents. The term "Gross Rents", as used 

in this Article II. shall be deemed to mean the total of all 

minimum and percentage rents collected from tenants at the 

Premises, plus all CP! adjustments, tenant service income and 

charges collected from tenants on account of common area maintenance, real estate taxes, utilities and other 

miscellaneous income from the Premises, 

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2.3. Leasing Commissions. The greater Oi! Three Dollars ($3.00 per square foot; or three percent (3%) of total 

guaranteed minimum rents over the full term of the lease. 

except for spaces :in excess of 10,000 square fetJ:t :in wh:ich 

case the Leasing Commission shall be the qree.ter of Two Dollars ( $2.00) per square foot or three percent f3%) of the total guaranteed minimum rent for the fil~st ten \ 10) years of the lease term. All renewals shall be at fHty percent (50%J of the above lease commission rates. If a cooperating broket"" is involved, the commission will be at one hundred fifty 

percent (150%) of t.he above described commission rate. except 

in no case shall Manager's lease commission be less than One Dollar ($1.00) per square foot. Commissions will be paid to Manager upon execution of lease or exercise of renewal. 

When an existing tenant simultaneously renews its 

right to occupy premises demised under a lease and obtains the 

rjght to occupy premlses-other than the demised premises. then 

Manager shall receive a renewal commission with respect to the 

continued occupancy of the premises and a full commission with 

respect to all other portions of the Property to be occupied. 

For any kiosk lease. defined as a lease tor space in 

the Common Area, and for any temporary in-line lease, defined as a lease for space not in the Common Area but written for a term of less than thirteen (13) months, Manager will be paid a lease commission in an amount equal to ten percent (10%} of 

the minimum net rent (or percentage rent in lieu of minimum 

rent) payable by the tenant during the term of such lease, 

2.4. Special Services. A fee to be neqotiated in 

the event Manager is requested by Owner to cooperate with a buyer or a selling broker to provide various services to facilitate a prospective sale during the contract negotiation, 

due djligence and pre-closing period. 

ARTICLE HI 

Serv:ic<?.s and Duties of Manager 

3.1. Management of Premises. Manager shall use due 

diligence in the exerclse of the duties of Manager hereunder so as to manage. lease, operate and mai~tain the Premises with 

P.:ffic:ienc}' and economy, consistent with the facilities of the 

Premises and in·accordance with good operating practice for 

properties of comperable size and standing in the geographic area where the Premises are located. To enable Manag~r to perform its duties hereunder. Owner shall orovide Manaqer. 

without <::ost. such office space in the Prefl'dses as Man3ger shall r-easonably require. 

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3.2. Specific Duties. Manager shall assume the 

following duties and obligations and shall perform services as follows: 

{a) Collect rents. including percentage rents (if applicable). and all other income of Owner from the 

Premises as and when the same shall become due and payable 

and, if requested by the payer. give receipts therefore. and. 

in connection with the collection of percentage rents (if 

applicable). keep recox·ds of gross sales reports of tenants and compute and confirm percentage rents. Manager shall have no obligation to conduct or to supply persons to conduct any audit or examination of any records of sales or other books or records of tenant unless the funds to reimburse Manaqer for 

the expense to Manager of such audit or examination are made 

ava:i 1 able to t.fanager by Owner. Manager sha 11 not collect more than one month's rent in advance unless approved by Owner. 

{b) Deposit p1·omptly all funds so collected from the Premises in a bank account in the name of the 

property·at a bank acceptable to Owner. Manager may endorse any and all checks drawn to the order of Owner for deposit in 

the account. Owner acknowledges that when received, such 

funds are deposited into a clearing account before being 

segregated into the separate account maintained for the 

Property. Manager is authorized to pay. from the funds so collected and the other funds made available by Owner. all exoenses incurred in the management. leasing, operation and 

maintenance of the Premises which are to be borne and paid by 

Owner pursuant to the terms of this Agreement, including the 

Management Fee. Once each month. Manager will remit to Owner 

all receipts from the Premises held by Manager in excess of any amounts required by Manager for the operations of the 

Premises. as mutually determined from time to time by Owner 

and Manager. Manager shall, if required by law, maintain a separate interest-bearing account for tenant security deposits 

and advance rentals. Such account shall be maintained in 

accordance with ~pplicable state and/or local laws. 

(c) Render to Owner, on or before the fifteenth 

business day of each calendar month. statements of receiots, .expens_es (including the Management Fee) and charges en a Cash 

basis for the preceding calendar month. 

(d) Place and maintain in force, to the extent possible. and at the expense of Owner, such insurance coverage for the Premises as Owner may request in Y~iting (such notice to include all information which Manager may reasonablY 

:require to maintain such insurance in fo:rce}. Manager shed ·l not be required to add the ?remises to its existing blanket 

policies, but it Manager does so. the amount charged for such 

insurance shall reflect th€ cost properly allocable to the 

Pr-emises. 

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(e) Advise Owner promptly, with confirmation in writing, of the service upon Manager of any summons, subpoena. or other like legal document. including any notices. letters o:r other communications s-etting out or claiming an actual or alleged potential liability of Owner or the Premises. 

(f) With Owner's prior approval. give notices to terminate leases at the Premises by reason of the default of the tenants thereunder; sign and serve in the name of the Manager. as Manager of the Premises, such notices as are deemed needful by Manager in connection with the management, 

operation and maintenance of the Premises or portions thereof: enforce the performance by tenants of all requirements of their respective leases and the observance of all rules and regulations of the Premises by reasonable means other than commencement of legal proceedings. In addition. with the consent of Owner and at Owner's expense~ Manager shall also institute and prosecute legal actions relating to such leases, 

evict tenants and recover possession of the portions of the Premises occupied by such tenants. sue for and recover, in the name of Owner. rents and other sums due OWner and settle. 

compromise and release suCh actions or suits or reinstate such tenancies. 

(g) At Owner's expense, maintain o~ cause the Premises to be maintained including the buildings. sidewalks. 

signs, parking lots, and landscaping, in good condition and repair in accordance with Manager's judgment or the specific instructions of Qwner. At Owner's expensey purchase supplies 

required for the management. ope~ation and maintenance of the Premises or portions thereof. and subject to reimbursement from OWner, pay all bills therefor; and report promptly to Owner. with written confirmation thereof, any conditions in the Premises which Manager believes require the attention of Owner. Manager is authorized, without the approval of Owner. and without ~egard to any other limitation provided for in this Agreement, for the account of Owner. to make the expenditures end incur any obligation provided for in the current approved budget, or for emergency repairs in excess of Five Thousand Dollars {$5,000), if. in the opinion of Manager. such repairs are necessa1~ to protect the Premises from damage or to maintain services required of Owner by owners of portions of the Premises or to the tenants as ~equired by their leases. Manager shall notify Owner promptly whenever emergency repairs have been ordered. All expenses incur~ed by 

Manager shall be charged by Ho.nager at net cost, and OHner shall receive credit for all ~ebates. commissions. discoun~s 

and allowances. 

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(h} 1-lake recommendations to o .... ·ner os to actions 

needed to have the Premises comply with all a~pllcable laws, 

ordinances, 1·u1es. reguiotions, end :requirements of all 

federal. state and murdcipel governments. courts dep-artments. comm:issions. boards and officer-s. eny nat::iono.l or local ao<1rd of Fire Underwriters. or anybody exercising ftmctions s:imilai 

~o t~ose of any of the foregoing. which may be applicable to the Premises and the operation and management thereof. but ail expenses incurred to secm~e compliance shall be borne by 

Owner. At Owner's expense. procure all necessary governmental inspections. permits< o.pp:~ovals and services; provided that 

Manager will not be required to supervise the removal o! any asbestos from the Premises or structural 5.lterations there:o. 

(i) At the expense of Owner 

Section 2.1 ~bove). 

and discharge all staff {the 

the management. operation and meintenance 

Manager shall provide a schedule of (in the format of Schedule "A" t-.ttachedl to be "on-site" .in the direct mane,gement of the Property. shall identify in the same man~er those additional whose salaries may fro~ time to tlme be charged pro the Property, for direct services rendered to the 

Property. Employees whose salaries are eligible to be charqed pro rata include, but are not limited to engineers. the Property Manager 1n charge the Prope;ty and his/her 

assistant, or others to be upon. Schedule "A" may be 

amended from time to time mutual agreement. All of such persons shall be employees of Manager. Menager shall use care in the selection of .all such Tne of the On--Site ~.nd pro ra.ta Off shell be ~s provided .in the approved budget. t-~ar.ager· shed l ~u 

entitled to reimbursement by Owner for the corr:pensat.ion. benefits. workmen's compensation. insurance. p.oy:=-oll -and other benefits in respect of the e.nd pro :=-ata , os shown in the approved budget. 

(j) Negotiete and. when by 

Owne:=- (excep~ as hereindfter provided in this suDP<>r<,ocoor. or in the approved enter contracts i :1 of 

Owner. Manager, the approve. i of 

ent.er into contracts terms no longer than th~t in the cas~ ct contracts with 

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such cont::-acts m~y .be te!"T.'I 

it end to the extent such 

for electricity uel, wa:.e:-. 

trash or ha.ul ng end other 

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services. or such of them as Manager shall deem advisable. 

normally furnished in properties similar to the Premises and 

provided for in the approved budget, All contracts should 

contain a cancellation clause of thirty (30} days notice of 

termination with or without cause. OWner shall assume the 

obligation of any ~ontract so entered. into. 

(k) With Owner's prior approval. arrange for 

such promotional and advertising materials and services as are required under leases. other occupancy agreements and the 

by-laws of any tenant association; or as.Hanager shall deem 

reasonable, the cost of which shall be paid by Owner. 

represent Owner at any meetings or functions of a tenant 

association or similar body, and generally represent Owner in its relations with the tenants of the Premises. 

(1} Supervise and. at Owner's exoense, enforce 

the obligations of others to Owner to the. extent such 

obligations relate to the Premises. 

(m) Negotiate leas.es and renewals of leases at 

appropriate times. it being understood that all inquiries to the Owner Hith respect to leasing any portion of the Premises 

shall be referred to the Manager, and that Manager shall have 

the exclusive right and authority to make leases for the 

Premises. All leases and renewals shall be prepared by the 

Manaqer in accordance with its lease requisition form and.on 

the -Manager's form lease applicable to the Premises, both 

heretofore approved by the Owner, and such leases shall be executed by the Owner. ' 

3.3. Limitation on the Scope of Services. Nothing 

in this Agreement shall require Manager to perform obligations of others or to exercise any efforts (other than reasonable 

efforts) to cause other parties to perform such obligations. 

Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained herein. the 

parties acknowledge that it is not within the contemplation of 

this Agreement. for the fee structure included herein. that 

the Manager perform any services with respect to the 

following: obtaining temporary or pe:rmanent financing for the 

Premises; performing any services with regard to ownership 

interests in Owner or with respect to the formation. revision or dissolution thereof: re-zoning of the Premises; negotiating or assisting in any way with the sale of all or any portions 

of the P~emises. including preparation of estoppel 

certificates: performing or supervising any alterations o~ 

renovations to the ?remises or the removal of asbestos or other hazardous materials therefrom: site acquisition of 

additional ground for the expansion of the Premises: 

reconstruction after casualty or condemnation: leasing, 

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management. or construction relating to any proposed. or implemented ex~ansion of the Premises, tenant bui ldout. 

refurbishing or the property, and any other construction 

relating to the property to be done at Owner's expense, or work generally classified as "development" or "construction" 

work: in connection vtith the same, If the Manager pl:oposes to perform such work or if the OHner requests the Manager to perform any of the foregoing. prior to undertaking the 

performance th~reof. the Manager shall submit to the Owner for 

its approval a written proposal indicating the nature~ extent and cost thereof. including the Manager's fee and payment provisions thel:·eof for so performing 'such work, and llpon 

acceptance of such proposal the Owner shall pay the Manager in 

accordance therewith. 

Remodeling: Repair: In the event Manager is requested by 

Owner to oversee, supervise or assist in the effectuation of 

any construction. remodeling. rehabilitation. repair or the 

like with a cost in excess of $20.000, Manager shall be paid an additional fee based on an hourly rate of Manager's Construction Services Department approved by OWner. 

Tenant Improvements: For overseeing and coordinating Tenant Improvements. build-out construction, remodeling or the 

like of demised premises. Manager shall be paid an additional 

fee based on an hourly rate of Manager's Construction Services 

Department and approved in advance by Owner. 

ARTICLE !V 

Accounting; Expenses: Budget 

4 .l, Account in~. Manager shall keep proper books: ot account and records ror O'.rner reflectinq the operations. transactions and financial condition of the Premises and shall 

make entries therein of all money expended and received. and of all other matters relating t.o the Pri$mises usually 01,.., properly entered into books of account. Owner. or 0Hner's 

agent or representative. may at all reasonable times, upon at least twenty {20} days prior written notice to Manager, inspect the books of account and records and mal-~e extracts therefrom. As soon as possjble after the date hereof, Owner 

shall make available to H.anager any and all information 

necessary or appropriate to enable Manager co perform its 

obligations hereunder. including copies of all existing leases. rent rolls. leasing plans. etc. 

All services l~endered by any boc,kl<eeper or accountant sh<:tll be at the expense of O·...rner except that 

Man-3qer sh.;~:ll pay fcnn the se1~vicee n~.quired in connection with 

the - prE\pe.ratic-n of monthly reporr.s required under Secti(:.n 

3.2(cl. Nothlng c0ntained here'in shall l"equi~~e that Managel~ 

prepare tax t'eturns for the Premj ses 1)1" tQr (;Hner. 

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4.2. Reimbursement for Expenses. Owner shall from time to time deposit in a bank account to be maintained by Manag-er sufficient funds (which sh-edl not be cornrningled with Manager's own funds and assets) to enable Manager to perform Manager's duties hereunder so that Manager shall not be required to employ Hanager's own funds ln the performance of 

such duties. Owner shall maintain on deposit in the account reasonable reserves to assure adequate funds to Manager for the payment of sums payable from the account, "Reserves", for 

the purpose of this Agreement. shall not include &ny reserve for real estate taxes or other material items of expense which are not paid monthly, and OWner shall advance. funds to Manager from ·time to time. upon five {5) days' prior written notice. in order to pay such items when due, If Manager shall advance its own funds for Owner's account for the payment at any expenses under this Agreement. Owner, upon notice from Manager shall promptly reimburse Manager therefor. with interest. to be paid at the quoted prime rate plus 1% at the end or the month in which the Manager advances funds. In addition. Owner shall reimburse Manager for all expenses incurred by Manager for advertising. as set forth in the approved budget, for counsel who are not employees of Manager. and for any other 

expenses approved by Owner and incurred by Manager in the performance of Manager's duties hereunder. 

Such reimbursable expenses shall include 

transportation and living expenses when traveling in connection with Manager's duties hereunder, including cost of 

long-distance calls and telegrams not otherwise charged to the Center. all in accordance with approved estimated budget allm-rances. 

~wner shall, to the extent such costs have been included in the budget or approved by Owner, further reimbu~se 

Manager for all costs of printing lease brochures. lease proposal forms, lease fonns and exhibits. mail expenses relating specifically to leasing activity, representation at the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) leasing malls and deal-making events, and for necessary travel in connection with such leasing services, including food, lodging. and business entertainment. 

Manager shall not be obligated to take any action under this Agreement which is to be done at the expense of Owner. unless sufficient funds to cover such expense or reimbursement are available in such bank account 'or otherwise advanced to Manager by ~wner. If, at any time when the Management Fee is payable hereunder. sufficient funds fo~ the pa;~ent thereof are not on deposit in such bank account. Hanager may collect the Hanagement Fee by deducting the unpaid portion the:-eof from rents l~eceived by Manage:-. 

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4.3. Budget. Manager shall by November 1st of each year, submit to Owner for Owner's written approval (which 

shall not be unreasonably withheld or unduly delayed) a proposed operating budget for the Premises. setting forth all 

estimated receipts and disbursements relating to the Premises 

for each ensuing calendar year. O~·mer shall be deemed to have 

approved the operating budget or any proposed revision of any proposed operating budget if Owner shall not have expressly 

denied such approval within thirty (30) days following receipt 

by Wnel~ from Manager of such proposed operating budget ol~ 

proposed revision. The operating budget for each yea~. as approved by Owner or (15 the same may be rnodif:ied or extended 

with Ownerts prior approval, is herein called the uapproved 

budget". Except as otherwise expressly provided in this Agreement. Manager shall incur no expenses in connection with 

the Premises that are not provided for in the approved budget. 

provided Manager may exceed without further approval of Owner. 

each line item budgeted amount by a sum not in excess of 

twenty percent (20%) of the budgeted amount for such line 

item. In the event a proposed budget submitted by Manager is 

disapproved in writing by Owner. Manager shall operate under 

the last approved budget. increased in the aggregate by six 

percent (6%) per annum, until a r~vised budget is approved by O'"rner. and Manager shall submit to Owner, in writing. a revised proposed budget within thirty (30) days following such written rejection by Owner of a proposed budget. 

ARTICLE V 

Termination 

5.1. Term. This Aareement shall begin on the date 

hereof and shall be for a term ending on the last day of the 

month following the third anniversary of the date hereof. or upon sale of the property. This Agreement shall then-eafter 

automatically continue from month to month unless terminated 

by either Owner or Manage~ by giving at least thirty (30) days 

prior written notice to the other. 

5.2. Voluntary Termination. This Agreement may be 

terminated at any time by both parties hereto. acting jointly 

in the exercise of t.heil- b1.1siness judgment. 

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5, 3, Default: Ban};ruptcy. In the event a party 

hereto (the "Defaulting Party") (a) defaults in the 

performance of its obliqations under this Agreement and such 

default is not cured wjthin thirty (30) days after written 

notice from the other party hereto. except for defaults not susceptible to cure within thirty {30) days: provided, as to such defaults 1 the Defaulting Party has cornmenced to cure: or (b) makes an assignment for the benefit of creditors: o1· (c) 

has appointed a receiver. liquidator or trustee of its 

property: or (d) :is adjudicated to be bankrupt or insolvent: or (e) has filed by or. against it any petition for the 

bankruptcy, reorganization or arrangement of the Defaulting 

Party or, if such appointment, adjudication or petition is 

involuntary and not consented to by the Defaulting Party, the 

failure, so long as the same is not discharg·ed or dismissed. or the Defaulting Party to have the same discharged or dismissed within sixty (60) days of the filing date, then the 

other party hereto may forthwith terminate this Agreement upon giving ten (10) days written notice to the Defaulting Party. 

5.4. Obligations of Owner and Manager After Termination. In the event of any termination of this Agreement. all the 

obligations of Owner to Manager shall cease immediately. 

except for the payment by Owner to Manager of all fees and 

commissions earned to the date of such termination and the 

reimbursement by Owner to Manager of all expenses incurred by 

Manager in connection with the performanc~ by Manager of its 

obligations under this Agreement. 

Upon termination of this Agreement. Manager shall 

deliver to Owner promptly after the termination dete thereof. a Letter of Registration listing all tenants and/or potential tenants with whom Manager is currently in negotiation, and in 

the event such negotiation results in a lease or lease 

extension being executed by Tenant, Owner shall pay to Nanager a leasing commission as set forth herein, payable at the time 

the lease document is fully executed by both tenant and 

Landlord. 

In the event of any termination of this Agreement, 

Manager- shall deliver to Qt .. mer. or such other person o!" persons as may be designated by Owner, a 11 books, records 

con:espondence. and other data concerning the operation of the 

Premises and all funds in Manager's possession belonging to Owner .. and assign. transfer or convey to Owne!~. or such other person or persons as may be designated by OH:ter. a 11 maintenance contracts equipment and personal property relating to ox· used in the management, operation and maintenance of the Premises except for any such equipment or personal property 

paid for and owned by Manager. 

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ARTICLE VI 

indemnity: ~iability 

6.1. Xo.il~ger's Inderr.n:ty. Owner shall ir.Ce:nnify 

Mt~.r.ager end its po.re:~t (Draper and K1~amer. Incorporat-ed1 ~r.d 

save the~ harmless from end against ali claims, lcsses, e>~pense ~nd liabilities arising out of damage to prop'!!~ty 

{:ncl~ding loss o: use thereof) or injury or death of persons {i~cluding the property and persons of the parties hcre~o and their agents. servar.ts. e~ployees and contractors) arising o~t 

of or occasioned by o:- in con:iection with the existence, '.lSe 

or condition o~ the Premises (unless based upon the gross negligence or willful act or emission of Manager or ~anager's 

agents. servar.ts. el:lplcyees or contractors} end all costs. fees and attorney's expen~es in connection therewith. Ow~e~ 

shall promptly dnd diligently at Owner's expense Cefend 

dqainst any clairr.. Cemond, action or proceeding co~~enced 

against Na::~ager o:; <lgainst. Manager and Owner jointly or 

severally arlsir.g out of or in co:'lnection with the Premises. 

ur.less b~sed upon the gross ne:g~igence or the willful e.ct or 

owission ot ?1c.nage:-. its agents, servants. employees or 

cont~-act.ors. Manager shall l:1C.emnify Owner and save c-...."':"'.er harmless from a~d ecrainst all claims. losses. expe:1ses anci 

liabilities arls1ng o~t of da~age to property or injury to or 

death of persons {)r.clt.Jding the property and persons of the pal·ties hereto and their Manager. serv~nts. contractors and employees} arising out of c; occ~sioned by or in connection with the gr-oss r1egligcr.ce or '-~illful ~ct or o:nisslc-:; of Maneger or Manager's agents. servants. employees and con:ractors. and al! costs. tees ~nd attorney's expenses 1n 

ccnnectio~ therewitll 

~~ner further egrces tv indc~nlfy. save and held Manager (~ct.ing as Agent. for ~r~ner} ~.armless from and egeinst. 

any ex?ense (includi~g court costs and reasonable attorneys' fees). loss. damage. flre. penai.ty or liability arising from 

any ~ctio:t, clolm. dem~nd cr legal :i)roceeding. which ;nay ~e 

made or br-ought aga1nst Manager by reason of 1 ts :nanagemer.t o: the Premises. proviCed Mena~er shall no~ heve ~een guilty o: gross negligence or will~ul misconduct jn the performance of its du~ies hereund~r 

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It is further agreed that the Owner wtll prov1de evidence to Manager in the form of certificates of insurance 

to the approval of Moneger for adequacy of protection 

th~ satisfactory of the insurer. providing a comprehensive l pol :icy on no less than standard form, include as an additionol named insured, the 

Meo.na.ger and its parent for the duration of this 

Such pollcy shall provide not less than the fol and coverages: 

?roperty Damage Liability. 

11.000.000 each perscn: $5,000.000 each occ~rrence 

$ 500. $ 500. 

each occurrer.ce: aggregate 

Such certificate shnll contain provisions that the said insurance policy shalt not be changed o:· cancelled t.he term of coverage until ofter at least thirty (30} days prior written notice by certified mail to Manager. 

6.2, Waiver of 

such loss is covered by 

the follo1.ring weiv-e:r does 

available to the 

cause 

insurance with respect to 

prope:r-ty located on or about the 

the 

ARTICLE VII 

Miscellaneous 

7.1 Intentionally Deleted. 

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7.2. Notices. All notices. demands. statements and 

communications given hereunder shall be in writinq and shall be d-eemed to be deliver€d when sent by eithe1A first class 

mail, TeleFax transmission. by air express mail, or by 

persona 1 de 1 i very. and if intended for Ovmer, shall be 

addressed to Owner, at its address hereinabove set forth. and if intended for Manager. shall be addressed to Manager at its address hereinabove set forth. or to such other address as 

either party may, by written notice given in accordance with 

this Section 7.2, advise the other party. Notices may be given on behalf of any party by its respective counsel. 

7. 3, Manager -(as ~gent of 0\·mer) is an independent' 

contractor. Manager shall not be required to spend its full 

time anq attention in the management and operation of the 

Premises; but Manager shall devote to the Premises such 

portion of its time as may be reasonably necessary to accomplish the objectives set forth herein. Each party shall 

have the right to engage in any other activity for its own 

benefit or advantage, including any competitive real estate 

venture. Nothing contained herein shall preclude. prevent or be a limitation upon any party being engaged in any other venture; whether acting for itself or for others or as , a 

partner in a partnership or as a stockholder in a corporation or otherwise. 

7 A. Manager's Authority. Manager shall be responsible for determining the manner and tim~ of performance of all acts under this Agreement. Manager by agreeing to 

perform the obligations of Owner. shalt not be deemed to have 

assumed any such obligations as principal. and this Agreement shall not confer any rights on any person not a party hereto. 

7.5. Captions. Articles and Sections of this reference only and shall be Articles and Sections of this 

The captions to the various 

A~reement are for convenience of or no effect in construing the Agreement to which they refer. 

7.6. Governing Law. This Agreement and the rights 

and obligations of OWner and Manager hereunder shall be construed in accordance with the lar..rs of the State of 

Illinois. 

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7. 7. Assignment. Manager may 1 W'ithout such approval of Owner, have employees or contractors of Manager actually perform Manager's duties hereunder, provided that Manager shall remain primarily obligated for the performance of such duties. Manager may not assign this Agreement without 

Owner 1 s prior consent which shall not be unreasonably withheld~ Except as aforesaid and as otherwise provided in this Agreement, this Agreement shall be binding upon and shall inure to the benefit of the parties hereto and their respective successors and assigns. 

7.8. No Waivers. The failure of owner or Manager to seek redress for violations or to insist upon the strict performance of any covenant, agreement, prov~s~ons or conditions of this Agreement shall not constitute a waiver thereof, and Owner and Manager shall have all remedies provided in this Agreement and by applicable law with respect to any subsequent aot which originally would have constituted a violation or default. 

7.9~ Entire Agreement. This Agreement embodies the entire understanding of the parties, and there are not further 

agreements or understandings, written or oral 1 in effect between the parties relating to the subject matter hereof. 

?.10. Remedies cumulative. All rights, privileges and remedies afforded owner and Manager by this Agreement shall be cumulative and non-exclusive, and the exercise of any one of such remedies shall not be deemed to be a waiver of any other right, remedy or privilege provided for herein or available at law or in equity. 

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused this 

Agreement to be executed the day and year first above written. 

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SCHEDULE "i\" 

REIMBURSABLE EMPLOYEES 

Employee Title Woge/Salary Range 

On-Site: 

Sue Olszowka Manager Pro-rated 

Lisa Sizemore Secretary 100% of salary 

Off-Site: 

Note: 

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Cost of gross salary. plus the relat~d employee benef:it costs, are fully reimbu!"'sable fol''' the "On-Site" employees listed above. "Off-Site'' employees are ~o be pro-rat~d based upon time actually spent "on-site", and only the p-r-o-rated cost is reimbursable by Owner. 

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OK Rea! Estate Services Lake Meadows Shopping Center 

Chicago. Illinois 

Management and leasing Agreement 

This MANAGEM:m.J AND LEASING AGREEMENT, dated as of !he date appearing on the signature 

page hereof, between tile mnnagbr executing this Agreement 01erei.r.after referred to as ~owner~) and 

D & K Living Corporation dba DK Real Estate Services (hereinafter referred to as "Manager"); 

WHEREAS, the Owner holds legal title to, or a leasehold interest in, cerlliin office re."ltal p:operty, 

described in Paragraph !(c) hereof(her<:inafter referred <cas the "Property"); and 

WHEREAS, the Owner wishes to appoint an exclusive managing and leasing agent qualified to 

render the management, leasing and operating services required for the Property; and 

WHEREAS, Mannger %,'Tees to manage, lease and operate the Prope:ty in a first~class manner 

consistent with the best standards of operation for relail/office buildings and cmnmercin! properties in !he 

area. 

Now, TIU!RE:FORE, the parties agree as follows: 

I. Employment of Manager; Tenu; Defined Terms. 

A. Retention of Ma11ager. 

Owner hereby exclusively employs Manager ~nd Manager hereby a-ccepts the 

employment, effective on the Effective Date (as set forth in Paragraph l{c) hereof) upon 

the teans set forth herein, to manage, lease, and operate the Property and to cause the 

Property to be tn1tinlained 

n. Tenn. 

The initial term ("Initial Term'") of this Agreement shall be for the penod specified in 

Paragraph l(c) hereof commencing on the Effective Date: this Agreement shaH continue 

thereafter on a year-trryear basis ("Renewal Termft) unless (i) Owner wishes to temlinate 

this Agreement, then Owner shall give notice of same to Manager, in writing, not less 

than thirty (30) days prior to termination of the Original Te:m o: any Renewal Term of 

this Agreement or (ii) Manager wishes 10 terminate this Agreement. then Manager shall 

give notice of same to Owner, in writing, not less than thirty (30) days prior to 

termination of the Original Term or any Renewal Term, 

C. Defined Terms. 

'J11e following are def:nitions of cenain terms used in this Agreement: 

Property 

Effec!ive Date: 

Lake Meadows Shopping CtnJer, 

3357 Martin Lt<ther Kiag Dr., Chicago, IL 60616 

January 1, 2010 

Initial Term: One (1) year 

Working Capital Reserve: 0 

Management Ftt':: 1'hree (3%) parceJU of gross rece-ipt:s 

Tenant lmprovemerlt Percentage: See Article IV. C. 

Owner: 

Owner's Address: 

I..ake MeadiJws AssociaJes, an minois Limited Partnership 

33 West Monroe, Suite 1900, Chicago, /L 60603 

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II. Duties of Manager. 

Subject to the conditions and limitations set forth herein and at the expense of Owner, the 

Manager shall perform the following duties in a careful. diligent and prudent manner: 

A. Operation in General. 

Use its best efforts to manage and operate the Propeny in a first-class manner con.~istent 

with first-class office buildings and to lease and keep leased all space in the Property to 

desi:able tenants. 

B. Marketing and Leasing; Execution of Lenses. 

Manager shaJ! have the ex.ciusive right to lease d1e Property and shall use itS best efforts 

to obtain suitable tenants. In connection therewit.'l and in furtherance thereof, Manager 

shall do the following: 

1. Plans and Budgets. 

Manager shall develop, aiX1 submit for Owner's approval. marketing and 

advertising plans and budgets. 

2. Effectuation or Plans. 

As approved by Owner, Manager shall cause the: availability of the Property to be: 

advertised or otherwise publicized iu such journals and in such manner as to 

bring such availability to the attention of possible tenants. Manager shall use its 

best efforts to cause the cos:s of such advertising aod promotion to remain within 

the budget. 

3. Involvement of Other Broker-s. 

Manager shall make known to the brokerage conununity that t'le Property is 

available for disposition nnd shall work with such other brokers with a view 

towards securing a purchaser or tenant. In this regard. Owner shall direct aU 

inquiries to Manager and shall cause :md permit Manager to negotia!e with other 

brokers. 

4. Reports. 

Manager shall submit periodic reports to Owner with respect to its marketing of 

the Property. Manager and Owner shall periodlco:ly review the plans an<! the 

bUdget with a view towards making appropriate modifications to improve the 

effectiveness of the leasing effort. 

S. Terms of Leases; Execution Authority. 

Manager shall negotiate, execute and deliver on behalf of Owner, leases in 

accordance with the schedule of rents and on forms of !ease, approved by Owner. 

C. No Discrimination. 

IT IS iLLEGAL FOR OWNER OR MANAGER TO REFUSE TO DtSPLA Y, LEASE OR SELL TO ANY 

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PERSON BECAUSE OF THEIR RACE, COLOR. REUGION, NATIONAL ORIGrN, SEX OR 

PHYSICAL OlSABll.IrY. 

D. Tenant Re1ntions. 

Maintain business-like relations wilh tenants, whose service requests and complaints $hall 

be received, logged, and ac1ed upon in a systematic fashion. Complaints of a serious 

nature shaH be immediately reported to the Owner and, after thorough investigation, 

appropriate rccorrur.endations for handling such complaints shall be submitted to Owner. 

E. Collect Rent; Enforce Leases. 

Col1ect all rent and other sums due to Owner under the terms of any lease or rer~tal 

agreement currently in effect or hereafter entered lruo and deposit tt:e same in a special 

bank account. The Manager may, with the approval of Owner, compromise claims for 

such rent or other sums and, ut the expense of and with the approval cf Owner, i:1Stitute 

legal proceedings in its own name or in the name of the Owner to collect lhe same, to 

evict or dispossess tenants or others occupying space in the Property and otherwise to 

enforce the rights of Owner with respec! thereto, and with Owner's consent compromise 

or settle any such proceedings. 

F. Maintenance and Repair; Emergencies. 

At the expen~e of Owner and in accordance with the Budget described in Paragrapll 3 

hereof, cause to be made such ordinary repairs and maintenance to the Property and 

purchase such supplies and equipment for the nonnal maintenance and operation thereof 

as Manager deems advisable or necessary; provided, however, that Manager will not 

incur expenses for repairs of any one item in excess of $1,000 without the approval of 

Owner except in those cases when. iu Manager's opinion, an emergency requires such 

action before approval of Owner can reasonably be obtained, provided further, however, 

that all such cases shall be reported to Owner with all reasonable promptness, In 

connection therewith Manager may, at Owner's expense, and with the prior approval of 

Owner, engage architects, engineers, or similar experts. 

G. Utilities; Routine Outside Services. 

Contract, at the expense of Owner and in accordance with the Budget, for gas, electricity. 

telephone, elevator, window cleaning, vermin extermination, and other services Manager 

deems appropriate in !he operation and maintenance of the Property as provided herein; 

provided, however. that any such contract for a term in excess of one year shall require 

the prior approval of Owner. Copies of all contracts entered into pursuant hereto shnll be 

delivered to Owner. 

fl, Building Manager. 

At Manager's expeno;e, employ and have available at all relevant times a qualified, 

competent building manager who shall be in charge of the Property. 

I. Ucensing of Manager. 

At Manager's expense, obtain and keep in effect during the term hereof, any licenses, 

permits or other governmental consents required to be held by a property manager in 

order for Manager 10 perform its duties and obligations hereunder. 

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J. Employees. 

Lake IV1eadows Shopping Center 

Chicago, Illinois 

Management and Leasing Agreement 

At Owner's expense. employ, supervise and use a sufficient kind and :~umber of 

employees, servants and contractors to provide building services required in all leases and 

as may be necessary to provide physical opera~ion and maintenance of the Property all of 

whom shall be employees, servants or contractors of Owner; subject, however, to 

Owner's right in its sole discreticn to approve the number, qualifications, salaries and 

benefits (except as may be governed by law or union contracts) of employees and to 

require Manager to terminate or discharge any employee, servant or contractor for any 

reason whatsoever 

K. Security. 

Consult with Owner concerning such security and security services and assist ia 

implemeruation of such policies concerning security and security services for the Property 

as may be directed by Owner. Owner recognizes and acknowledges, however, that 

Manager is not, and does not hold itself out to be, an expert in security. Owner shall 

indemnify, defend and hold harmless Manager (and its agen!s, employees, officers and 

directors) against any and all loss, cost (including auomeys' fees), damages, suits and 

liability whatsoever arising from or in any way relating to security (or the lack:, 

insufficiency or supervision thereof) at aocl around the Property. 

L. Payment of Certain Items: Mortgage, Taxes, Etc. 

On behalf of Owner and at Owner's expense, Manager shall pay mortgage interest and 

amortization, ground rent, real estate taxes, water and sewer charges, and other 

assessments in respect to the Property, as Owner shall direct, from funds provided by 

Owner or received as revenue from the Property. Manager; with the prior approval or 

Owner, shall defend against or seek revision of, or appeal from, any assessmeot or charge 

which it deems excessive or improper and all such actions may be taken in the name of 

Owner or as Owner shall decide. In connection with such actions, Manager may, wilh 

:he prior approval of Owne:- and at Owner's expense, employ reat estate attorneys and 

real estAte experts for ap?raisals and testimony, pay any such charges or asse..o;sment'> 

~nder protest and seck refunds thereof, and compromise any proceeding or claim with 

respect thereto. 

M. Insurance. 

Cause [0 be placed and kept in force, when authoriw:l in writing by Owner and at 

Owr.er's expense, all forms of insurance required by law, required hereunder or 

reasonably required to adequately protect Owner and Manager. 

N. Code Vi9lations. 

Manage the Property in a manner consistent with thai of a first-elass office: and 

commercial buildings and use its best efforts to comply with all building codes, zoning 

and licensing requirements, and nil other requirements of the duly constituted Fede:-al, 

State and local govem.-nental authorities. Promptly after receipt, Manager shall deliver to 

Owner a photostat of any r:otice of violation of any law, order, ord~nance, rule, regulation 

or requirement of any goverrunental authority. Manager may, at its discretion and with 

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the prior approval of Owner, appeal from any requirement Manager deems unwarran~ed, 

and may with like approval, compromise or settle any d1spute regarding such 

n:quirements. 

0. Use of COIUlSel. 

Engage legal counsel, only with the prior approval of Owner, to advise on legal ;.1atters 

and conduct legal proceedings arising in the performance of Manager's duties hereunder. 

P. Retention and Applicatiou of Fl.lnds. 

Maintain a special bank account in which Manager will deposit funds received pursuant to 

this Agreement and pursuant to the terms hereof, make disbursements from such account 

to pay, at Owner's expense, Manager's compensation and all other accounts payable for 

the Property. Any funds received by Manager pursuant to this Agreement shall not be 

conuning!ed with Manager's funds nor with funds held by Manager for others, except 

that Owner acknowledges that when received, such funds are deposited into a clearing 

account before being segregated into the separate account maintained for the Property. 

Manager shall maintain a separate bank account and segregate on its records security 

deposits, if any, received from tenants ar.d same shall be accounted for as the funds of 

Owner except as mny otherwise be provided by law. 

Q. Fidelity Bond. 

Manager and its employees who handle or are responsible for handling funds received by 

Manager pursuant to this Agreement shall be bonded, at Manager's expense, by a f:deti!y 

bond. Manager agrees to provide to Owner a certificate of insurar.ce indicating such 

coverage. 

R. Accounting Matters. 

Maintain accurete cash records, in accordance with generally accepte.C property 

management accounting principles, of receipts and disbursements and tenant receivable 

balances with respect to all transactions concerning the Pmperty. ~anager agrees !hat 

upon reasonable nolice from Owner, all such records shall be available during regular 

business hours for audit, inspection and copying by Owner's accountants and authorized 

re;:>resentatives. Upon the termination or expiration of thit~ Agreement, all such records 

(which shall include correspondence, leases, paid and unpaid bills. and all other records) 

shall be returned to Owner. 

S. Reports. 

Render 10 Owner within fifteen (lS) days after the end of each month <tccurate reports of 

cash receipts ~nd disbursements with respect to the Propeny together with originals of all 

invoices. 1l1e acceptance by Owner of any such reports shaH be without prejudic~ to the 

rights of Owner. 

T. Remission of Cash; Working Capital Reserves. 

Remit to Owner with said reports the net balance due to Owner as rcr.ected in said reports 

or in a summary of said repornl, provided that Manager may retain such amount of 

working capital as speeified in Pmgraph l(c} hereof. In the event cash in the hands of 

Manager is not sufficient to pay the obligations require<l to be paid by Owner, Owner 

shall promptly, after receipt of a written request therefore, furnish Manager with funds 

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required to pay such obligations. Manager shall not be obliged to make any advances out 

of Manager 1 s own funds to or for the benefit of Owner or the Property. 

m. Budgets; Additional Cash Requirements. 

A. Preliminary Budget. 

At least sixty (60) days before the beginning of each new ftscal year of Owner, Manager 

shall submit a preliminary operating budget setting forth an Itemized statement of the 

anticipated receipts and disbursements for the next fiscal year of Owner based upon the 

then current schedule of monthly rents, and taking into account the general condition of 

the Property and all anticipated increases in costs. plus reserves for contingencies and 

necessary replacements. Until further notice from Owner, the fiscal year of Owner shall 

be the calendar year. 

B. Final Budget. 

Manager shall submit to Owner for Owner's approval, in final draft at least thirty (30) 

days prior to cornmencement of the fiscal year for which it has been prepared, each such 

Budget. together with a statement from Manager outlining a plan of operation and 

justifying the estimates made in every important particular. Manager agrees that prior to 

the expenditures by Manager of any funds pursuant to any such Budget, the Budget must 

be approved in writing by Owner; provided, however, that notwithstanding the absence of 

such approval Manager may pay normal, ongoing expenses of operating and maintaining 

the Property, including the compensation of Manager. 

C. Additional Casil Needs. 

Manager shall promptly notify Owner in the event disbursements required to operate and 

maintain the Property and to maintain reserves (including. but not limited to, the working 

capital reserve) are in excess of the revenues which Manager anticipates collecting from 

the Property on ot· before the time such disbursements must be made and Owner shall 

promptly provide such funds. 

IV. Compensation of Manager. 

A. Management Fee. 

Conunencing the Effective Date, as compensation for its management services under this 

Agreement. Manager shall be entitled to disburse to itself on or before the last day of 

each montl1 the Management Pee (as set forth In Paragraph I. C. hereof). 

1. Gross Receipts. 

For the purposes of determining said monthly management fee, Gross Receipts is 

defined as all revenue derived from the Property (including. but not limited to, all 

lease income and all other revenue or receipts from tenants or others leasing or 

using space, all payment's from contractors using the space, all rent settlements or 

liquidated damages of tenants on and in the Property, and all payments from 

concessionaires, vending machines. parking and the like) excluding any sums 

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received from loans, mortgages 1 insurance proceeds (except proceeds of rent loss 

or similar insurance, if any). sale or taking by eminent domain of all or any 

portion of the Property, and security deposits until applied to rent. 

2. Partial Montl1s, 

Appropriate appmtionment shall be, made Jn the monthly management fee for any 

partial months at the beginning and end of the term of this Agreement. 

B. Leasing Conmtissions. 

1. New Tenants. 

With respect to any lease or right to occupy a portion of the Property affected 

with a "New Tenant~ (being a person or entity which is not occupying a portion 

of the Property pursuant to a lease at the Effective Date), Manager shall receive a 

Full Commission (as defined in Paragraph lV.F. hereof). 

2. Existing Tenants. 

a. Renewal. 

When an "Existing Tenant" (being a person or entity occupying space on 

the Property pursuant to a lease) renews its Ieaset exercises an option to 

renew its lease or enters into a new lease for the identical demised 

premises, Manager shaU receive a Renewal Commission (~ defined in 

Paragraph 4(f) hereof). 

b. Expansion. 

When an Existing Tenant occupies Ol' obtains the right to occupy a 

portion of the Property in addition to that demised under its then existing 

Jease 1 Manager shall receive a Full Commission; .provided, however. that 

if such occupancy of additional· space is pursuant to exercise of a right 

granted in an existing lease and does not require the negotiation of rent or 

tenant improvements, then Manager's commls.<;ion shall be a Renewal 

Commission. 

c. Renewal and Expansion. 

When an- Existing Tenant simultaneously renews its right to occupy 

premises demised under a lease and obtains the right to occupy premises 

other than the demised premises, then Manager shall receive a Renewal 

Commission with respect to the continued occupancy of the demised 

premise& and a Pull Commission with respect to all other portions of the 

Property to be occupied. 

3. Coopel"ating Brol<ers. 

If a tenant is represented by a broker or indicates that a commission is due apd 

payable to a broker, the Owner shall pay to such cooperating broker a Pull 

Commission or a Renewal Commission, as is appropriate in the circumstances, 

and shall pay to Manager a conunission equal to fifty parcent (50%) of the 

commission which Manager would have received had a cooperating ~raker not 

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been involved. 

4. Thning of Payment. 

Commissions shall be paid to the Manager upon execution of lease or exercise of 

renewal. 

C. Consu·uction SUpervision. 

1. Remodeling; Repair 

In the event that Agent is requested by Owner to oversee, supervise or assist in 

the implementation or effectuation of any construction, remodeling, 

rehabilitation, repair Ol' similar project. Agent shall be entitled to additional 

compensation determined based on the size, scope and complexity o.f the work to 

be supervised by Agent, as enumerated below: 

$10,000- $50 000 10% 

$50,001-$150 000 8% 

$150,001- $250 000 1% 

$250,001 - $500,000 6% 

$500,001 - $1 000 000 5% 

Over $1,000 000 4% 

2. Tcnnnt Improvements 

For overseeing and coordinating improvements, build-out, cot'lStruction, 

remodeling or the like of demised premises, Manager shall be paid an additional 

fee equal to 10% of the aggregate cost of such work. 

D. Sale of Property. 

If a sale, transfer or assignment of the Property or a long-term lease of substantially aU 

the Property occurs. or if the Agreement therefore is entet·ed into or if the Property or 

any building is converted to-cooperatives or condominiums, during the term hereof, then 

Agent shall be paid a fee equal to ~tSaleFee» of the gross sale. transfer, assignment or 

lease price; provided, however, that such fee shall not be payable if Agent is the exclusive 

listing Agent for sale. 

E. Additional Set'Vices. 

Manager shall be entitled to such additional compensation as may be approved by Owner 

in advance for performing services for Owner beyond the scope of services contemplated 

in this Agreement. 

F. Certain Defmitions. 

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t. Full Commission. 

111e greater of: Three Dollars ($3.00) per square foot; or three percent (3%) of 

total guaranteed minimum rents over the fuU term of the lease, 

2. Renewal Commission. 

All renewals shall be at fifty percent (50%) of the above lease commission rates. 

V. Manage1· .. Independent Contractor. 

Managet• acknowledges and agrees that its relationship to Owner is ·that of independent tontractor. 

Manager will not represent to anyone its relationship to Owner is other than that of an 

independent contractor. This Agreement shalt not be deemed to create a partnership Ot' joint 

venture relationship between tuanager and Owner. 

VI. Representations and Warranties of Owner. 

A. Autholity. 

Owner warrants to Manager that it is the manager or lessee of the Property and has full 

authority to enter into this Agreement. 

B. Absence of Hazardous Substances. 

Owner represents and warrants that either (i) the Property does not contain, and has never 

been used for the transporting, manufacturing, treating, storage, emission, disposal of any 

Hazardous Substance (being any dangerous, toxic or hazardous pollutants, chemicals, 

gases, wastes or substances (solid, liquid or gaseous), including, but not limited to, 

asbestos, radon, urea or formaldehyde), or (ii) that the usc, treatment, existence, emission 

or the like of any Hazardous Substance on the Property is in full compliance with ail 

laws, rulings, regulations, statutes, orders, decisions or the like ("Law"). Owner 

covenants that it will not cause, or permit, any Hazardous Substance to be brought onto, 

or used in conjunction with, the Property or that it will cause the use, treatment, 

existence, emission or the like of same to be in accord with all Law. Owner shall 

indemnify, defend and hold Manager harmless with respect to any loss, costs, fee 

(including attorneys' fees), claim, damage or liability resulting from bre.:1.ch of the 

foregoing warranty and covenant. 

VU. Indemnification of Agent; Insurance 

A. Generallndcmnity 

I. By Owner 

Owner agrees to and shall indemnify, defend, and save Agent (and its employees, 

agents, officers, directors .and stockholders) hannless from any and all loss, cost, 

expense, injuries, damages, fines, penalties or the like of any and every kind, nature 

and description whatsoever, in any way involving, arising from, related to or in 

connection with: (i) the Property (included, without limitation1 the construction 

thereof and construction defects U1erein), (ii) the Owner, any Unit, any tenant, any 

person. or property in, on or about the Property, (iii) Agent's management of the 

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Property (including, but not limited to, matters in any way involving, relating to or 

arising from any law pertaining to employment, credit reporting, environmental 

protection, rent control, taxes, or fair housing, induding but not limited to, any law 

prohibiting, or making illegal, discrimination on the basis of race, sex, sexual 

preference, creed,.color, religion, age, nwnber of occupants in a unit, familial status. 

national origin or mental or physical handicap), (iv) fuilure of Owner to pay (or 

reimburse Agent) for all agreed compensation and other employment related expenses 

for On-Site Personnel as provided in Section 2,5(a) (v) Agent's performance of 

services or duties hereunder or fol' the Owner or as it relates to any of the foregoing, 

and (vi) any damage to property and injuries to or death of any employee or other 

person whosoever or arising fTom or relating to any accident, casualty or occurrence 

whatsoever in, on, about or relating to tbe foregoing; provided, however, that such 

indemnification shall not be applicable with respect to any of Sl.lch which derive solely 

and directly from the gross negligence or willful misconduct of an officer of Agent. 

In all circumstances, regardless of allegations of gross negligence or wiHful 

misconduct, or if any other unindemnified claim is made, Owner shall advance the 

costs of Agent's defense, which shan be conducted by Agent with counsel of its 

chO<hling; if a court finds that Owner or Agent is liable and that such liability resulted 

from actions or matters for which Agent is not indemnified, then Agent shall 

reimburse Owner for the costs of defense which were advanced. 

2. By Agent 

Agent agrees to, and shall, indemnify and hold Owner harmless from and against any 

and all loss. cost, exper1se (including attorneys' fees), liability, suits, claims, 

damages, inquiries, fine or the like of any and every kind, nalure and description 

whatsoever which derive solely and directly from the gross negligence or willful 

misconduct of a supervisory employee of Agent. 

B. Insurance 

The Owner shall carry, at its own expense, commercial general liability insurance 

and, if necessary commercial umbrella insurance, corrunercial pl'Operty insurance 

written on a special cause of loss form including business intermption and extra 

expense coverage including loss of rental income, equipment breakdown coverage, 

and worker's compensation insurance, adequate to protect the interest of Agent and 

Owner and in form, substance and amount satisfactory to Agent. The worker's 

compensation insurance shall have minimum limits of $500,000.00 under coverage 

Part Twoi the commercial general liability insurance (including a personal injury 

liability endorsement) shalt have a minimum per occurrence and aggregate limit of at 

least $5,000,000.00 and shall include broad form property damage, non-owned 

automobile, blanket contJ:actual and personal injury coverages. AU insurance 

required hereunder, including commercial general liability insurance, and any other 

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DK Real Estate Services Lake IVleadows Shopping Center 

Chicago, Illinois 

Management and Leasing Agreement 

insurance coverage (including umbrella coverage) of the Property or the Owner with 

respect thereto, shall include Agent as a named, defined or additional insured on a 

primary and non~contributory basis; it is understood that Agent may not be included 

as a named insured on the worker's compensation insurance, but, in such case, Agent 

shall be included as an ... alternate employer". The company with which the insurance 

is placed shall be given a Policyholder Rating of A and a Financial Category Rating 

of Class X by tl1e A.M. Best Company. All insurance policies or certificate of 

insurance shall be deposited with Agent. Each policy shall endeavor to provide that 

in the event of cancellation thereof or reduction in coverage, the insurance company 

shall provide Agent with at least thirty (30) days' notice of such cancellation or 

reduction in coverage. If the Owner fails to place and maintain insurance for Agent 

as herein provided, Agent may, but is not obligated to obtain such insurance, charge 

the Owner for same and make payment from funds of the Owner. 

2. Owner's Property Insurance 

Owner shall provide for the Property ali-risk 100% replacement cost property 

insurance coverage written on a special cause of loss form, AU such policies shaH 

contain a clause expressly providing that the insurance company waives all tights of 

subrogation against Agent and insuring Agent against claims of tenants or others 

resulting from a fire or other casualty. Owner hereby waives all rights nnd claims 

against Agent deriving from any damage to the Property and any related loss of rent. 

regardless of cause (including, but not limited to, negligence of Agent or its Agents or 

employees)i it is expressly understood that Owner shaH insure against such risks, 

which insurance shaH include Agent as a named, defined or additional insured, if 

possible, or shall include a waiver of subrogation against Agent. 

VII. Limitation 011 Assignment. 

This Agreement may not be transferred, assigned, sold or, in any manner~ pledged or 

hypothecated by Manager. Notwithstanding the above, Manager may without the prior consent of 

Owner, at Manager's expense, assign this Agreement or subcontract the performance of its duties 

or a portion of its duties hereunder to a parent, subsidiary, or affiliated corporation of Manager 

licensed to do business in the state in which the Property is located, or to a third party, 

Vlll. Termination. 

A. Termination by Owner. 

1. For Cause. 

If Manager shall be in default in the performance in any of its duties. or 

obligations hereunder, the Owner shall have the right to terminate this agreement 

upon thirty (30) days' written notice to Manager specifying the particular act or 

acts of default; provided, however, that if such act or acts of default al'e of such 

nature that they can be cured, such termination shall not be effective unless and 

until Manager shall have failed to cure or commence to cure such act or acts of 

default within twenty (20) business days following the date of such notice. 

Owner shall have the right to tenninate this Agreement immediately upon written 

notice without penalty in the event of bankruptcy, assignment for the benefit of 

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OK Real Estate Services Lake Meadows Shopping Center 

Chicago, Illinois 

Management and Leasing Agreement 

creditors or dissolution of Manager. 

2. Upon Sale. 

Owner may terminate this Agreement effective upon sale of the Property to an 

unrelated third party upon thirty (30) days 1 written notice to Manager. If such 

termination occurs within the Initial Term hereof and Manager is not the 

exclusive listing broker, Owner shall reimburse Manager for "start up" costs not 

to exceed$ 15,000.00. 

B. Termination by Manager. 

1. Manager may terminate this Agreement on thirty (30) days 1 written notice of 

Owner fails to provide the necessary funds for operation of the Property in a 

manner consistent with the best standards of operation for similar type property 

or fails to provide the necessary funds to pay bills when they are due (except 

items disputed in good faith which are properly reserved for) or is in breach of 

this Agreement; provided, however, that if the Owner provides the necessary 

funds or cures such breach within said thirty (30) day period, then this Agreement 

shall continue in full force and effect. 

2. NotwiUlStallding tl1e provisions of Paragraph 8(b) (i) hereof, Manager shall have 

the r.ight to cancel this Agreement at any time by written· notice to the Owner ·or 

its election to do so, which cancellation shall be effective upon the service of such 

notice, in any of the following circumstances: 

a. It is alleged or charged that, if Owner or Manager (in its reasonable 

judgment) believes that, the Property or any equipment therein or any act 

or failure to act by the Owner or the hiring of employees to manage it 

falls to comply with, or is in violation of, any of the requirements of any 

constitutional provision, statute, ordinance, law or regulation of any 

governmental body or any order or ruling of any public authority or 

official thereof having or claiming to have jurisdiction there over, and the 

Manager in its sole and absolute discretion considers that the action or 

position of the Owner with respect thereto may result in damage or 

linbility to the Manager of jeopardy to its real estate license. 

b. Any required insurance shall not be maintained to the full extent required 

by this Agreement. 

c. Owner shall be subject to any proceeding against it or initiated by it 

under any bankruptcy or creditor protection statute or the like. 

C. Termination Fee. 

Intentionally Omitted. 

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Dl< Real Estate Services Lake 1\neadows Shopping Center 

Chlca o, Illinois 

Mahagement and Leasing Agreement 

D. Continuation of Indemnity and Certain Other Obligations. 

It is expressly understood and agreed that any and all obligations to maintain insurance 

and aU' indemnifications set forth in this Agreement shalt survive any termination or 

expiration of the Agreement. Termination -of the Agreement shall not tenninate 3.ny 

liability or obligation of the Owner to Manager for any indemnification, payment. 

reimbursement or other sum of money then due and payable or thereafter becoming due 

and payable to Manager, Upon termination of the Agreement, Owner automatically 

assumes all of Manager's obligations and responsibilities under the Agreeme11t and all 

contracts, liabilities, indebtedness, obligations and the like relatlng to the Property. 

E. Leasing Conunissions. 

Notwithstanding the termination or expiration of this Agreement, Owner shall pay 

Manager the leasing fees, which Manager has earned at the time of such termination or 

expiration pursuant to Paragraph IV.B. of this Agreement when such fees are due and 

payable. 

1. New Tenant (Terms Agreed); Additional Space; Renewal or Options. 

For any !ease to a New Tenant, for any lease (including, but not limited to, an 

amendment or addition to an existing lease) to an Existing Tenant for additional 

space. or for any renewal or option lease, which is being negotiated but has not 

yet been signed at the time of the expiration or termination of this Agreement, 

Manager shall also receive the fee which Manager would be entitled to receive 

pu!'suant to Paragraph 4(b) upon execution of such lease or exercise of any 

renewal in the following circumstances: 

a. The terms of any such lease have been substantially agreed upon by 

Owner and the tenant before the expiration of th.is Agreement and, 

b. (!) In the case of a renewal or option: 

(a) if any such lease shall have heen fully executed and 

delivered within four (4) montl!S after the end of tl1is 

Agreenwnt, or 1 

(b) if the renewal or option tenn shall have commenced 

within six (6) months of the end of this Agreement. 

(2) In the case of a new lease or lease for additional space: 

(a) if any such lease shall have been fully executed and 

delivered within six (6) months after the end of this 

Agreement, 

{b) if tenant shall have taken possession of the space covered 

by the lease within six (6) months after the end of the 

AgreementJ 

(c) or both. 

2. New Tenant (Terms Not Agreed). 

In the event that Manager has found a New Tenant, but the form and terms of tl1e 

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lease to the new tenant have not been substantially agreed upon by Owner and 

such new tenant before the expiration or termination of this Agreement and, a 

lease shall have been subsequently executed and delivered by Owner (who shall 

act in good faith) and the new tenant within six (6) months after the tennination of 

expiration of this Agreement, then Manager shall be entitled to receive fifty 

percent (50%) of the fee which Manager would be entitled to receive pursuant to 

Paragraph 4(b) of tills Agreement~ as if said lease had been executed while this 

Agreement was in effect. Manager shall glve Owner written notice of the names 

of any person..'::: or entities for which Manager claims it may be entitled to receive 

a fee pursuant to this Paragraph within thirty (30) days after the termination or 

expiration of this Agreement and Manager shall be entitled to receive the fees in 

accordance with the terms of this Paragraph only for those persons or entities 

listed in said notice, Any fee payable to Manager pursuant to this Paragraph shall 

be paid within ten (10) days after tl1e execution and delivery of any such lease. 

IX. Exclusi'Ve Sales Agreenlent. 

Intentionally Omitted. 

X. Notices. 

All notices shall be in writing and shall be sufficient if delivered personally or sent certified mail, 

return receipt requested, delivery limited to addressee only, postage prepaid, addressed: 

If to Manager: 

If to Owner: 

D & K Living Corporation 

33 West Monroe 

Chicago, Tilinois 60603 

Attention: Senior Vice President 

at the address specified in Paragraph I. C. hereof. 

Each party may change its address by notice to the other party. Any notice sent by mail in 

accordance with this Paragraph shall be deemed delivered on the second day following the 

mailing thereof. 

XI. Management Office; Identification of Manager. 

The Owner hereby agrees to identify the Manager as the exclusive teasing and management agent 

for the Property during the term of this Management Agreement. Manager may erect a tasteful 

sign on the Property making such identification. 

XU. Binding Effect. 

This Agreement shall be binding upon the parties heret-o and their respective successors, assigns, 

heirs, executors and administrators. 

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01( Real Estate Services Lake ll..~adows Shopping Center 

Chicago, Illinois 

Management and Leasing Agreement 

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreement as a sealed instL'Ument as of 

the .Bbst- day of ~e.v-· , 2009. 

Owner: 

Lake Meadows Associates, an Illinois Limited Partnership 

By: D & K Investments Lake Meadows, LLC, en Illinois Limited Liability Company 

Its: General Partner ~, 

By: Draper and Kramer Investments Corp., a Delaware Corporation 

Its: Sole Member 

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9801 W. Higgins Road 

P.O. Box 929 r i·..J' ,· -r.\ I ·1\C'C'f"( ··/.. •l • 

Rosemont, Illinois 60018 

(708) 318-0600 

Fax: (708) 318-0375 

Alderman Bobbie Rush 

3359 South King Drive 

Chicago, Illinois 50616 

Dear Alderman Rush: 

April 19, 1990 

RE: Aldermanic Office 

3359 South King Drive 

Chicago, Illinois 60616 

Following our recent meeting, I referred to your lease agreement to determine the correct date of rent commencement for your premises. The correct commencement date is January 1, 1990, which means that the November and December, 1989 charges wi 11 be removed from your account. Therefore, the current balance due on your account is $3,385.96. The monthly rent which is due on the first of each month, in advance is: 

Base Rent 

Common Area Maintenance 

Insurance 

Real Estate Tax 

Total 

627.00 

343.87 

10.04 

145.58 

rr;T2'6.49 

Please remit your check in the amount of $3,386.96 payable to Lake Meadows Associates, C/0 Harold J. Carlson Associates, Inc., 9801 \~est Higgins Road, Suite 420, Rosemont, Illinois 50018. As soon as this account is current, we will process the extension of lease to June 1, 1991 as we discussed. 

SO/ds 

a Draper and Kramer company 

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Very truly yours, 

HAROLD J. CARLSON ASSOCIATES, INC.ORPORATED 

.CX, .. t!lw_~IZ-"'-';u..._ ~"'"k< (') 

Sue Olszowka, CSHShopping Center Manager 

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HARGUS ~QN SClFEY~n 

9801 W, Higgins Road 

P.O. Box929 

Rosemont, Illinois 60018 

(708) 318-0600 

F~x: (708) 318-0375 

Re: Lake Meado~s 

Good Morning: 

For your permanent file I enclose fully-executed lease 

documents for the above-captioned location. 

We wish you the very best of luck, as always~ and trust if we can be of further assistance to you that you won't 

hesitate to give us a call. 

dms 

En c. 

co: Weber 

Bailey 

Durkalski 

Olszowka 

Anderson 

Hall 

a Draper and Kramer ..:ompany 

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Cordially, 

Ms. Dee Wells, Supervisor Corporate Leasing Department 

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546 


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DRAPER AND KRAMER 

Inter-office Memorandum 

TO: Fred Ford 

FROM: Richard M. Robey, CSM 

DATE: August 11, 1997 

SUBJECT: Lease with Bobby Rush (formerly Alderman Rush) 

CC: 

Our records indicate we entered into a lease with Alderman Rush on August 4. 1989. The executed copy 

of that lease was forwarded to the Alderman on December 1 of that year. The delay appears to have been 

associated with the removal of the former tenant. January l, 1990, was detennined to be the tenant's 

rental commencement date. 

In an inner office memorandum between Susan Olszowka and Forrest Bailey, dated 9/1911990, we 

indicated a balance existed for all rents and charges totaling $14,937.19. (Rent of $627 mo. X 9 mos. = 

$5,643.00, The balance $9294.19 or I 032.69 mo. related to tenants prorata charges.) 

During the year, 1990, we received two checks numbered #1145 dated April l, 1990, and #1660 dated 

7/l/1990 in the amount of$3,000 each. Both of these checks were returned for insufficient funds. 

On November 5, 1990, notice was sent to the aldennan notifying him that his lease expired on 

10/3111990 and he was considered a tenant from month to month, with the landlord reserving the right to 

terminate the lease upon 30 days notice. 

Sue Olszowka's Collection notes indicate the tenants balance to have grown to $19,777.72 by January 

17, 1991, with numerous promises to pay having been made over the prior year. (It must be noted that at 

this time we were asking the Alderman's assistance with the termination of the Newsstand's right to 

occupy the North~ East corner of King Dr.) 

1 have asked our accounting department to see if they have any records for the period between January 

1991 and 1995 when Harold J. Carlson's accounting function was transferred to Draper and Kramer and 

installed on the DREMS system. 1 have no specific infonnation on the billings for CAM~ Taxes or 

Insurance during that period. It can be presumed that the rental charge had been continued at the same 

rate as shown on the lease and in our DREMS records for the period since May 1995 

l have attached a table of the Rental information that I have been able to confirm to date. As soon as 

additional information becomes available 1 will forward it to you. 

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1991 

1992 

1993 

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1995 

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1997 

ALDERMAN 

BOBBY RUSH 

MINIMUM RENT CAM TAXES INS. 

$ 7,524 $10,732 

$ 7,524 INFORMATION MISSING FOR TiiiS PERIOD 

$ 7,524 INFORMATION MISSING r-oR TillS PER10D 

$ 7,524 INFORMATION MlSSING FOR THIS PERIOD 

$ 7,524 INFORMATION MISSING FOR 'THIS PERJOO 

$ 7,524 $ 4,728 $ 3,101 $ 348 

$ 7,524 $ 4,728 $ 3,101 $ 348 

$ 7,524 $ 3,152 $ 2,037 $ 232 

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lnccrpcraud 

e.rtablish~d 1893 

LAKE 

MEADOWS 

SHOPPING 

REAL ESTATE LEASING • MANAGEMENT • SALES 

3357 south rn. l. king drive .. chicago, illinois 60616~4106 • (312) 225~4'288 

CENTER TO: Forrest Sa iley 

FROM: sue 01 szowka 

September 19, 1990 

RE: Alderman Rush - Lake Meado>ts Shopping Center 

At the present time, captioned tenant owes us $14,937.19. 

The alderman has not paid any rent or pro rata charges since ,. 

his occupancy of space C-6 on January l, 1990 and has not 

remitted his security deposit. I have personally attempted 

to collect the amount due to us on a regular basis since his 

occupancy. At this time I have not issued a ten-day notice 

of eviction pending direction of ownership. As a result of 

my efforts, the a 1 derman has issued severa 1 checks, a 11 of 

which have bounced. He has made repeated promises of future 

payment and has not fo 11 01ved through on his promises. 

The lease for this location will expire October 31, 1990. 

The alderman has requested an ext'ention of his lease thru 

June of 1991 and I have informed him that no extention would 

be forthcoming unti 1 a 11 de 1 i nquenci es have been brought up to 

date. I be 1 i eve that in order to have him vacate at the end of his lease term) we will be forced to take legal action. 

At the present time he owes a total of $2,735.00 to 2 H.V.A.C 

contractors, one of which has filed an intent to 1 ien for $235.00. 

I have been told that the utilities will no longer accept personal 

checks from the alderman, and that he must submit certified checks. An officer of Drexel Bank has told me that he bounces checks on a 

regular basis. 

I recommend that we proceed with action to remove the alderman from 

space C-6. Once the space is available, we will have an opportunity to convert this area into a garage for storage of the onsite sweepers, 

tools, and supplies for the shopping center. This conversion will free space C-2 for a potential tenant. 

If you have any questions, please let me know. 

MAIN O!'FICE: 33 WEST MONRO;;; STREET • CHICAGO, lLLlNQ!S 60603 • (312) 346-8600 

ATLANTA COLUMBUS DES MOINES FT. lAUDERDALE 

HOUSTON LOS ANGELES MINNEAPOLIS ST. LOUIS 

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CONI,\Cf: ( 

TELEI'IIONE: 

COLLECT IONS LOG 

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Af<IOUNf OWED 

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1217-20-1 

We are char"gir1g ycrm" '"'ccount $3,000.1210 fot~ one itef'!l ret'.n"'r'led 'Jnpaid as 1 is ted belc•w. 

Tc•: LAKE MEADOWS SHOPPING CENTER 

DRAPER & KRAMER 

33 W MONROE ST. 

ATTN: CARMEN T ESTELA VP CJ!CAGO, IL 612161213 

Dl"-.awrr by 

ALDERMAN BOBBY RUSH 

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C•rt 

2-125 

Fr•om: FIRST NATIONAL OF MT PROSPE 

FIRST BANK PLAZA MT PROSPECT ILL 50055 

Reas•=•Y• MniiJ-~I!Ft='Trlt:NT !=liMn!=; 

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04-15-1'390 

we are chat~g ing yc•ut~ account $3,12100. 00 fot' one i tam 'r"et l..trr1ed unpaid as l'isted belc•w. 

Tc•: LAKE 11EADOWS SHOPPING CENTER 

DRAPER & KRAI~ER 

33 W MONROE; ST. 

ATTN: CARMEN T ESTELA VP 

CJ!CAGO, lL 60603 

D-rawr, by 

llpSJ)Y _R_USH 

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F>''""'' FIRST NATIONAL OF MT PROSPECT FIRST BANK PLAZA MT PROSPECT ILL 60055 

Reason 

NON-SUFF I C lENT FUNDS 

Amount 

3,000.00 

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~lR1soN ASSOCIATES, INC. 

980! W, Higgins Road 

P.O. Box 929 

Rosemont, Illinois 60018 

(312) 318.0600 

Fax: (3 12) 3 I 8-0375 

Re: Lake Meadows Shopping Center 

35th & King Drive 

Chicago, Illinois 

Dear Alderman Rush, 

November 5, 1990 

As you know, the lease for space C-6 at the captioned shopping 

center expired October 31, 1990. At this time your occupancy is on a month-to-month basis only, at the same terms and conditions 

outlined in the initial lease document. The Landlord reserves the right to terminate this lease upon 30 days written notice. 

If you have any questions regarding the status of your lease, 

please do not hesitate to contact me. 

Very truly yours, 

C) /T\. /e..--. .___,~-IE. ~PI_) Sue Olszor~ka, CSM ,_) 

Shopping Center Manager 

a Draper and Kramer company 

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l-IARGVLL) GARLSON ASSOCIATES. INC 

9801 W. Higgins Road 

P.O. Box 929 

Rosemont,ll!inois 60018 

(108) 318-0600 

Fax: (708) 318-037$ 

November 22, 1991 

Alderman Bobby Rush 

3361 S. King Drive 

Chicago, IL 60616 

Dear Alderman Rush; 

It is my understanding that you had indicated to Sue that you Nere 

making arrangements to have rental payments automatically dispersed 

to us from the City Controllers Office. As of this date, we have not 

received any correspondence or payments from that office. 

Please advise me at your earliest, convenience as to the status of this 

matter. 

Sincerely, 

Mac Nunn 

Operations Manager 

a Draper and Kramu company 

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TO: 

DATE: 

RE: 

INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM 

from tbe desk of 

WILLIAM J. TUCKER, JR., CSM 

DRAPER AND KRAMER RETAil. PROPERlY SERVICES, INC 

Don Vitek 

Jw.uary 13, 1999 

2ud Ward Office 

Tenant Receivable Balance 

Lake Meadows Shopping Center 

This tenant owes $25,272.10 in rent and charges. The !ast rental payment was made i~june 1997; In light of the political 

issues associated with this tenant, how do we want to proceed? 

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Lease Leager 

1 

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11 

jJ [t~' 

Congressman Bobby Rush 

3361 So. King Drive 

Chicago, IL, 60616 

Date Description 

Balance Foi'Ward 

05/01114 Store Base Rent (0512014) 

05101/14 CAM Recowy (05/2014) 

05101}14 RE Tax Recovery (0512014) 

05/01}14 Insurance Recovery (OS/2014) 

06101/14 Store Base Rent (06/2014) 

06/01/14 CAM Recowy (06/2014) 

06/01114 RETax Recovery (06/2014) 

06/01/14 Insurance Recovel)' (06/2014) 

07/01}14 Store Base Rent (07/2014) 

07/01/14 CAM Recovery (07/2014) 

07101/14 RE Tax Recovery (0712014) 

07/01}14 Insurance Recovery (07/2014) 

08/01/14 Store Base Rent (08/2014) 

08/01/14 CAM Recowy (08/2014) 

08/01/14 RE Tax Recovi!!Y (08/2014) 

08/01/14 Insurance Recovery (08/2014) 

08/25/14 2013 RETax Recondllatlon 

09/01/H Store Base Rent (09/2014) 

09/01/14 CAM Recovery (09/2014) 

09/01/14 RE Tax Recovery (09/2014) 

09/01/14 Insurance Recovery (09/2014) 

10/01/14 Store ease Rent (10/2014) 

10/01/14 CAM Recovery (10/2014) 

10/01/14 RE Tax Recovery (10/2014) 

10/01/14 Insurance Recovery (10/2014) 

ll/01/14 Store Base Rent (11/2014) 

11/01/14 CAM Recovery (1112014) 

11/01/14 RE Tax Recovery (11/2014) 

ll/01/14 Insurance Recovery (11/2014) 

12/01/14 Store Base Rent (12/2014) 

12/01/14 CAM Recovery (12/2014) 

12/01/14 RE Tax Re<:OVO!Y (12/2014) 

2/01/14 Insurance Recovery (12/2014) 

01/01/1S Store Base Rent (01}2015) 

01/01/15 CAM Recovery (01/2015} 

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C060 

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C060 

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C060 

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C060 

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Lease Information 

Date 

Leaseid 

Property 

Location 

07/30/2015 

secoo1 

an1798 

Assigned Space(s) 

LAKE MEADOWS SHOPPING CTR 

C060 

CUStomer 

lCSCode 

Lease Type 

Sales Category 

lease Term 

Lease Area 

Monthly Rent 

Office Phone 

Fax No 

E¥Mail 

Office Net 

Retall5ervlces 

From 11/10/19S9 To 

1,S06 (Net Rentllbte) 

627.00 

(225)344-4 

Charges Payments 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

soo.oo 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

(2,169.20) 

627.00 

500.00 

soo.oo 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

soo.oo 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

soo.oo 

19.00 

S27.00 

soo.oo 

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19.00 

S27.00 

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Balance 

7,318.04 

8,005.04 

8,5{)5.04 

9,105.04 

9,124.04 

9,751.04 

10,251.04 

10,851.04 

10,870.04 

11l197.D4 

11,997.04 

12,597.04 

12,616.04 

13,243.04 

13,743.04 

14,343.04 

14,362.04 

12,192.84 

12,819.84 

13,319.84 

13,919.84 

13,938,84 

14,565.84 

1S,065.84 

15,665.84 

15,S84.84 

16,311.84 

16,8!1.84 

171'411.84 

171430.84 

18,057.84 

18,557.84 

19,151.84 

19,176.84 

19,803.84 

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565 


Insert graphic folio 569 here HR618.539

Congressman Bobby Rush 

3361 So. King Drive 

Chicago 1 IL 1 60616 

Date 

01/01/15 

01/01/15 Insurance Retovery (01/2015) 

02/01/15 Store ease Rent (02/2015) 

02/01/15 CAM Recovery {02/2015) 

02/01/15 RE Tax Reoovery (02/2015) 

02/01/15 Insurance Recovery (02/2015) 

03/01/15 Store Base Rent (03/2015) 

03/01/15 CAM Recovery (03/2015) 

03/01/15 RE Tax Recovery {03/2015) 

03/01/15 Insurance Recovery {03/2015) 

03/09/15 2014 CAM Recondllation 

03/09/15 2014lnsurance Reconciliation 

04/01/15 Store Base Rent {04/2015) 

04/01/15 CAM Recovery (04/2015) 

04/01/15 RETax ReC<>Very (04/2015) 

04/01/15 Insurance Recovery (04/2015) 

05/01/15 Store Base Rent (05/2015) 

05/01/15 CAM Recovery {05/2015) 

05/01/15 RE Tax Recovery (05/2015) 

05/01/15 Insurance Recovery (05/2015) 

06/01/15 Store Base Rent (OS/2015) 

OS/01/15 CAM Recovery (06/2015) 

06/01/15 RE Tax Recovery (06/2015) 

06/01/15 Insurance Recovery (06/2015) 

07/01/15 Store Base Rent {07/2015) 

07/01/15 CAM Recovery (07/2015) 

07/01/15 RE Tax Recovery (07/2015) 

07/01/15 tnsurance Recovery (07/2015) 

Privileged & Confidential 

COE.RUSH.000442 

C060 

coso 

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coso 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

coso 

C060 

coso 

C060 

C060 

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C060 

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C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

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C060 

C060 

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lease Information 

Date 07/30/2015 

Lease Id secoOl 

Property cm1798 

Location LAKE MEADOWS SHOPPING Cf'R 

Assigned Space(s) CQ{)O 

Customer 

ICSCode 

Lease Type Office Net 

Sales Category Retail Services 

Lease Term 

Lease Area 

Mtmth!y Rent 

Office Phone 

Fax No 

From 11/10/1969 

1,506 (Net Rentable) 

627.00 

(225)344-4 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

(262.13) 

(77.86) 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

soo.oo 

19.00 

To 

Balance 

20,903.84 

20,922.84 

21,549.84 

22,049.84 

22,649.84 

22,668.84 

23,295.84 

23,795.84 

24,395.84 

24,414.84 

24,152.71 

24,074.85 

24,701.85 

25,201.85 

25,801.85 

25,820.85 

2M47.85 

26,947.85 

27,547.85 

27,56S.85 

28,193.85 

28,693.85 

29,293.85 

29,:312.85 

29,939.85 

30,439.85 

31,039.85 

31,058.85 

DK000034 
566 


Insert graphic folio 570 here HR618.540

Lease Ledg'et 

!

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1 rv 

Congressman Bobby Rush 

3361 So. tang Drive 

Chicago, It, 60616 

Date Description 

Balance Forward 

07/01/12 Store Base Rent (07/2012) 

07/01/12 CAM Recover; (07/2012) 

07/01/12 RE Tax Recover; (07/2012) 

07/01/12 Insurance Recovery {07/2012} 

08/01/12 Store Base Rent (08/2012) 

08/01/12 CAM Recover; (08/2012) 

08/01/12 RE Tax Recovery (08/2012) 

fl8/01/12 Insurarn:e Recovery (08/2012) 

07/12 2011 RETax Recondliatlon 

09/01/12 Store Base Rent (09/2012) 

09/01/12 CAM Recovery (09/2012} 

09/01/12 RETax Recovery (09/2012) 

09/01/12 Insurance Recovery (09/2012) 

10/01/12 Store Base Rent (10/2012) 

10/01/12 CAM Recovay (10/2012) 

10/01/12 RE Tax Recovery {10/2012} 

10/01/12 Insurance Recovery (10/2012) 

10/05/12 2009 RETax refund 

11/01/12 Store ease Rent (11/2012) 

11/0l/12 CAM Recovery (11/2012) 

11/01/12 RE Tax Recover; (11/2012) 

11/01/12 Insurance Recovery (11/2012) 

12/01/12 Store Base Rent (12/2012) 

12/01/12 CAM Recover; (12/2012) 

12/01/12 RE Tax Recover; (12/2012) 

12/01/12 Insurance Recovery {12/2012) 

12/21/12 w/o 2012 charges 

12/21/12 wfo 2012 charges 

12/21/12 w/o 2012 charges 

12/21/12 wto 2012 charges 

12/21/12 w/o 2012 charges 

''21/12 wto 2012 charges 

21/12 w/o 2012 charges 

01/01/13 Store. Base Rent (01/2013) 

Privileged & Confidential 

COE.RUSH.000443 

Unit 

C060 

C060 

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CQ60 

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lease Information 

Date 04/24/2014 

lease ld seco01 

Property c;m1798 

location LAKE MEADOWS SHOPPING CTR 

Assigned Space(s) C060 

CUstomer 

ICSCode 

Lease Type Office Net 

Sales Category Retail Services 

lease Term 

Lease Area 

Monthly Rent 

Office Phone 

Fax No 

From 11/10/1989 To 

1,506 (Net Rentable) 

627.00 

(225)344~4 

EwMail 

Charges Payments 

627,00 

500.00 

600,00 

19.00 

627.00 

500,00 

600.00 

19.00 

(11435.20) 

627.00 

500,00 

600,00 

19.00 

627.00 

500,00 

600.00 

19.00 

(1,383,01) 

627,00 

500,00 

600,00 

19,00 

627,00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

(6,000.00) 

(836.25) 

(228.00) 

9.45 

(7,200,00) 

2,818.21 

(7,524.00) 

627.00 

Page 1 

Balance 

111302.80 

' 111929.80 

12,429.80 

13,029,80 

13,048.80 

13,675.80 

14,175.80 

14,775.80 

14,794.80 

131359.60 

13,986,60 

14/'!86.60 

15,086.60 

15,105.60 

15,732,60 

16,232,60 

16,832.60 

16,951.60 

1$,468.59 

16,095.59 

l6,595.59 

17,195.59 

17,214.59 

17,841.59 

18,341.59 

18,941.59 

181960.59 

12,900.59 

12,124.34 

11,896.34 

11,905,79 

4,705,79 

7,524.00 

0.00 

627.00 

DK000035 
567 


Insert graphic folio 571 here HR618.541

Congressman Bobby Rush 

3361 So. Klng Drive 

Chicago , IL, 60616 

Date Description 

01/01/13 RE Tax Recovery (01/2013) 

01/01/13 Insurance Recovery (01/2013) 

02/01/13 Store Base Rent (02/2013) 

02/01/13 CAM Recovery {02/2013) 

02/01{13 RE Tax Recovery (02/2013) 

02/01/13 Insurance Recovery (02/2013) 

03/01/13 Store Base Rent (03/2013) 

03/01/13 CAM Recovery (03/2013) 

03/01/13 RE Tax Recovery (03/2013) 

03/01/13 Insurance Recovery (03/2.013) 

.,,12/13 2012 CAM Reconciliation 

i12/13 2012 Insurance Recondl!at!on 

04/01/13 Store Base Rent (04/2013) 

04/01/13 CAM Recovery (04/2013) 

04/01/13 RE Tax Recovery (04/2013) 

04/01{13 Insurance Recovery {04/2013) 

05/01/13 Store Base Rent {OS/2013) 

05/01/13 CAM Recovery (05/2013) 

05/01/13 RE Tax Recmery (05/2013) 

05/01/13 Insurance Recovery (OS/2013) 

06/01/13 Store Base Rent (06/2013) 

06/01/13 CAM Recovery (06/2013) 

06/01/13 RE Tax Recovery (06/2013) 

06/01/13 Insurance Recovery {06/2013) 

07/01/13 store Base Rent (07/2013) 

07/01/13 CAM Recovery (07/2013) 

07/01/13 RE Tax Recovery (07/2013) 

07/01/13 Insurance Recovery (07/2013) 

08/01/13 2012 RETax Reconciliation 

08/01/13 Store Base Rent (08/2013) 

08/01/!3 CAM Recovery (08/2013) 

08/01/13 RE Tax Recovery (08/2013) 

08/01/13 Insurance Recovery (08/2013) 

09/01/13 Store Base Rent (09/2013) 

'01/13 CAM Recovery (09/2013) 

./01/13 RE Tax Recov<>ry (09/2013) 

09/01/13 Insurance Recovery {09/2013) 

Pri,...i!eged & Confidential 

COE.RUSH.000444 

unit 

C060 

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Lease Information 

Date 04/24/2014 

Lease td secoOl 

Property cm1798 

location lAKE MEADOWS SHOPPING CTR 

Assigned Space(s) C060 

customer 

ICS Code 

lease Type Office Net 

Sales Category Retall Services 

lease Term From 11/10/1989 To 

Lease Area 1,506 (Net Rentable) 

Monthly Rent 627.00 

Office Phone (225)344-4 

Fax No 

E·Mall 

Charges Payments 

600.00 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

605.33 

(1836) 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

(807.17) 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

Balan<:e 

1,727.00 

1,746.00 

2,373.00 

2,873.00 

3,473.00 

3,492..00 

4,119.00 

4,619.00 

5,219.00 

5,238.00 

5,843.33 

5,824.97 

6,451.97 

6,951.97 

7,551.97 

7,570.97 

8,197.97 

8,697.97 

9,297,97 

9,316.97 

9,943.97 

10,443.97 

11,043.97 

11,062.97 

11,689.97 

12,189.97 

12.,789.97 

12,808.97 

12,001.80 

12,628.80 

13,128.80 

13,728.80 

13,747.80 

14,374.80 

14,874.80 

15,474.80 

15,493.80 

OK000036 
568 


Insert graphic folio 572 here HR618.542

Congressman Bobby Rush 

3361 So. King Drive 

Chicago 1 IL 1 60616 

Date Description 

10/01/13 CAM Recove!Y (10/2013) 

10/01/13 RE Tax Recovery (10/2013) 

10/01/13 Insurance Recovery (10/2013) 

!1/01/13 Store ease Rent (11/2013) 

!1/01/13 CAM Recove!Y (11}2013) 

11/01/13 RE Tax Recovery {11/2013) 

!1/01/13 Insurance Recovery (11/2013) 

12/01/13 Store Base Rent {12/2013} 

12/01/13 CAM Recove!Y (12/2013) 

12/01/13 RETax Recovery {12/2013) 

1?}01/13 Insurance Recovery (12/2013) 

16/13 w/o 2013 charges 

12/16/13 W/o 2013 charges 

12/16/13 w/o 2013 charges 

12/16/13 wfo 2013 charges 

12/16/13 W/0 2013 credit 

12/16/13 w/o 2013 credit 

12/16/13 w(o 2013 charges 

01/01/14 Store Base Rent (01/2014) 

01/01/14 CAM Recovery (01/2014) 

01/01/14 RE Tax Recovery (01/2014) 

01/01/14 Insurance Recovery {01/2014) 

02/01/14 Store ease Rent (02/2014) 

02/01/14 CAM Recove!Y (02/2014) 

02/01/14 RE Tax Recove!Y (02/2014) 

02/01/14 Insurance Recovery (02/2014) 

03/01/14 Store Base Rent (03/2014) 

03/01/14 CAM Recovery (03/2014) 

03/01/14 RE Tax Recovery (03/2014) 

03/01/14 Insurance Recovery (03/2.014) 

04/01/14 Store Base Rent (04!2014) 

04/01/14 CAM Recove!Y (04/2014) 

04/01/14 RE Tax ReCOVOI'/ (04/2014) 

04/01/14 tnsurance Recovery (04/2014) 

"04/14 2013 CAM Recond!!atlon 

4/14 2013 Insurance Recondliation 

PrivHeged & Confidential 

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Date 04/24/2014 

Lease Id seco01 

Property cm1798 

Location LAKE MEADOWS SHOPPING CTR 

Assigned Space(s) C060 

Customer 

ICS Code 

lease Type Office Net 

Sales Category RetaH Services 

lease Term 

lease Area 

Monthly Rent 

Office Phone 

Fax: No 

E~Mall 

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1,506 (Net Rentabfe) 

627.00 

(225)344-4 

Charges Payments 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

(6,000.00) 

(228.00) 

(7,200.00) 

(7,524.00) 

807.17 

18.3S 

(605.33) 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

1.9.00 

£27.00 

500.00 

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19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

!9.00 

627.00 

soo.oo 

600.00 

19.00 

412.07 

(18.03) 

PageJ 

Balance 

16,620,80 

17,220.80 

17,239.80 

17,866.80 

18,366.80 

18,966.80 

18,985.80 

19,612.80 

20,112.80 

20,712.80 

20,731.80 

14,731.80 

14,503.80 

7,303.80 

(220.20) 

586.97 

605.33 

0.00 

627.00 

1,127.00 

1,727.00 

1,746.00 

2,373,00 

2,873.00 

3,473.00 

3,492.00 

4,119.00 

4,619.00 

5,219.00 

5,238.00 

5,865.00 

S,365.00 

6,965.00 

6,984.00 

7,396.07 

7,378.04 

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Mdres::~ I<:l: 3 Oi ..- Charges (Debit} 323,5711.27 

Bldgid 179800 Receipts (Credit) ~312, 276.47 

t.ea.seiD SE:COOl Prepaid: 0,00 

tncoma Category: All Not 11,302.80 

ltac:Eipt Type ld All Security Deposit (1,{10 

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STR1/30/2002 12002090 17!1SOO SE:COOl NC write-off o.oo -7,524.00 11,222.18 

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rpy 1/30/2002 12002090179800 SSCOOl NC write~off 0.00 ~3, 715.52: l,437.Sii 

~1./1/2002 H000201$ 179800 SE:COOl CH 1\UTOCHRG '*T2/28i'2002 4.14.70 o.oo, 1,912.25 

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R£'! 2/1/20()2 H00020111 179800 SECOOl Of AtrrOCHRG H2/2tl/2002 309.47 2,234.12 

RUB 2/1/2002 H0002018 179300 S£0001 CH AUTOCHRG <»T2/28/2002 14.00 0.00 2,248.1:2 

STR2/l/2002 R0002018 179800 SSCOOl CH AtrrOCHRG QT2/2JJ/2002 627.00 0.00 2,87S.l.2 

::.1\.'13/1/2002 1'!0002239" 179800 SE:COOl en Ati'l'OOUl:G ffll/3l/2002 474.70 o.oo 3,349.82 

!NS 3/1/2002 H0002239 179800 SECOOl CH AO'l.'OCltRG eTJ/Jl/2002 12.39 o.oo 3,362.21 

"""'l/1/2002 11000223'} 179800 SEC001 CH AUTOCHRG @'r:l/31/2002 JM.47 0.00 3,671.58 

1/l/2002 !100022)9 1.79800 SECOOl CH AUTOCHRG STl/31./2002 14.00 o.oo; 3,$!1.5.68 

J/1/2002 H0002239 179800 SECOOl CH AOTOCHRG W'l'l/31/2002 627.00 0.00 4,312.68 

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RUI.I4/J./2002 H0002492 179800 CH AtrroCHRG f/IN/30/2002 14.0(1 

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::J\.'15/l/2002 lro002704179SOO SSOOO.l CH AtrrOOIRG ®TS/31/02 474,70 0.00 6,224.94 

rns S/l/2002 H0002.704 179800 SE:COOl CH AUTOCHRG GTS/31/0:2 1:;".3.9 0.00 6,237.33 

~E'r 5/1/2002 H0002704 1798{10 SECOOl CH AU'!'OCf!:RG 0T5/31/02 309.47 0.00 6,546.80 

lu;IS/l/2002 H0002704 179800 SSC001 CH Al.l'l'OCHRG fJT5/'Jl/02 14.00 0.00 6,$60.80 

na st1/~oo2 H000270~ 179800 SEC001 CR AU'.l'OCm<G ®TS/31/02 627.00 o.oo 7,11!7.80 

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rNS 6/1/2C02 H000295l 179800 SEC001 CH AUTOCHRG ll!fr6/30/2002 12.39 0.00, 7,67!1.!1.9 

.~ET G/1/2002 H0002951 17~800 SEC001 CH AUTOC!!RG t,UIT,/J0/2002 )09.47 0.00: 7,984.3(; 

WBG/l/2002 H000295l 179800 SEC001 CH' A1Tt'OO!RG eT6/30/2002 14.00 0.00 7,993.36 

)T!l:t;/1/2002 !100029$1 179900 SECOOl CH AUTOCHRG eTG/30/2002 617.00 0.00 8,625.36 

::AM?/1/2002 H0003223179BOO SEC001 CH AU'I'OCHRG ri!T7/31}02 4?4.70 0.00 9,100.06 

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~T 4/l/2008 H0016709 179800 SECOO' CH ATJTOCHRG $T4/30{200S 253.00 0.00 6,187.20 

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tE'I' 5/1/2008 H0016944 179600 SECOOl CH AtnoCHRG 0'1'5/31/2008 253.00 0.00 7,5!)6.20 

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:AM 6/1/2008 .f\0017143 179800 S£C001 CH AIJ"l'OCHRG @TS/30/2009 soo.oo 0.001 8,713.20 

tNS 6/1{2009 R0017l43 179900 S£C001 CH AOTOCHRG fiJT6/30/20M 19.00 0.00' 9,732,20 

<.ET 6/l/2008 H0017143 179800 SECOOl c.a 1\tl'roCHR.G 'i-~/30/.2008 253.00 0.00; 8,~85.20 

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lE7 7/1/2008 H0017369 17!1800 SEC001 CH At."l''CRRG f¥r7/3l/2008 253.00 0.00 10,384.20 

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(NS 8/l/2008 H0017602 179800 SECOOl. CH AO'I'OCHRG >&'!TS/31/2006 19.00 0.00 ll,S3lL20 

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:N1 'J/l/2008 H0017BH 119800 SECOOl. CH AO'I'OCHRG ll'l'9/J.0/2008 soo.oo 0.00 12,910.20 

tNS 9/l/2008 H0017834 179<100 SEC001 CU AtlTOC'HRG I!IT9{30/2008 19.0Q 0.00 12,929.20 

tE'l'9/1/20011 HOOl7834 179800 S2COOl CH AtlTOCHRG @T9/30/?.00S 2:53.00 0.00 l3,182.20 

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6350 1~~g:~ :~:::~ 1'110 Oct 394.00-

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5370 87961~ W/0 OEC 258.42.- 12/18/9& 

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537'1 S7ii896 W/0 OCT 29.00- ~~~VH:: 5371 878890 W/0 NOV 29.00-"' 12/11/96 

5371 87961? W/0 OEC 29.00- 12/18/SB 

97/01 5142 MIN RNT 627.00 01/01/97 

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5370 R£ TAX 258.42 01/01/97 

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"'"' s82qa W/0 3/97 S94.oo- 03/20/97 5370 RE TAX 268.42 

537o 882178 W;o 3/97 258.42- ~:~~~~:i 5371 INS 04/-01/97- 5371 sa2tta V/0 3/97 00/'1;0/97 

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"'"' INS 29,00 05/01/97 

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COE: .RUSH. 000469 

A/R HISTORY REPORT FOR BU!LOlNG 1798 

< LAKE MEADOWS • fOR PERlOo 01/01/M 16 12/sl/sS TENANT NUMBER: 0361-1 

DESCRlPTlON STO CHARGES DS/CR 

RUN DATE: 

PAGE 

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1'0/09/98 

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DATE 

10/01/98 

10/0t/98 

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10/01/98 
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AA HISTORY 11/20/97 

BLDG: 1798 !0: 0361 - BLDG NAME: LAKE MEADOWS NAME: 2ND WARD OFFICE DEPOSIT BALANCE .00 LEASE/ASSMNT DATE: 10/31/93 PAYMENT HISTORY ************ 

TOTAL DUE l - 30 31 • 60 61 • 90 OVER 90 ···-·--COMMENTS--·-··· 5568.68 1308 1308 1643 1308 

MOMTH ACCT MEMO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT DATE BALANCE 

95/07 .00 5142 MIN RNT 627.00 07/01/95 95/07 5350 CA EXT 394.00 07/01/95 95/07 5370 RE TAX 258.42 07/01/95 95/07 5371 INS 29.00 07/01/95 

130S-;A2 95/08 5142 MIN RNT 627.00 08!01/95 95/08 5350 CA EXT 394.00 08/01/95 95/08 5370 RE TAX 258.42 08/01/95 95/08 5371 INS 29.00 08/01/95 FUNCTION: TH BLDG: 1798 ID: 0361 ·1 (START YYMM: 9401 ) (GL-NO: PFKEYS: 3•RETURN &-FORWARD 9=TOP MORE 12=PREVWUS FUNCTION INFORMATION FOLLOWS 

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AR1HM1 AR HISTORY 11120/97 

BLDG: 1798 10: 0361 • BLDG NAME: LAKE MEADOWS NAME: 2ND WARD OFFICE DEPOSIT BALANCE .00 LEASE/ASSMNT DATE: 10/31/93 PAYMENT HISTORY ************ 

TOTAL DUE 1 • 30 31 - 60 61 - 90 OVER 90 ······'COMMENTS······· 5568.68 1308 1308 1643 1308 

MONTH ACCT MEMO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT DATE BALANCE 

2616.84 95!09 5142 MIN RNT 627.00 09/01/95 95/09 5350 CA EXT 394.00 09/01/95 95/09 5370 RE TAX 258.42 09/01/95 95!09 5371 INS 29.00 09/01/95 

3925:26 MIN RNT 627.00 10/01/95 CA EXT 394.00 10/01/95 RE TAX 258.42 10/01/95 INS 29.00 10/01/95 

95/10 5142 

95/10 5350 

95110 5370 

95110 5371 

FUNCTION: TH PFKEYS: 

BLDG: 1798 10: 0361 - 1 (START YYMM: ) (GL-MO: 

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COE.RUSH.000471 

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ARTHM1 AR HISTORY 

BLDG: 1798 ID: 0361 - NAME: 2ND WARD OFFICE 

LEASE/ASSMNT DATE: 10/31/93 

BLDG NAME: LAKE MEADOWS 

DEPOSIT BALANCE • 00 

PAYMENT HISTORY ************ 

11/20197 

TOTAL DUE 1 • 30 31 - 50 61 • 90 OVER 90 ·····-·COMMENTS······· 5668' 68 1308 1308 1643 1308 

MONTH ACCT MEMO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT DATE 

95/11 5142 

95111 5350 

95/11 5370 95/11 5371 

95/ll ·5377 

95111 5142 

95111 5350 

95111 5370 

95111 5371 

FUNCTION: TH PFKEYS: 

862701 W/0 7/95·1 -2508.00 11103/95 

862701 W/0 7/95-1 ·1576.00 11/03/95 862701 W/0 7/95·1 -1033,68 11/03/95 862701 W/0 7/95-1 -116.00 11/03/95 

864451 '94-RE-'FAX n4·;·38 1"1"12//95 

MlN RNT 627.00 11/01195 CA EXT 394.00 11101/95 RE TAX 258.42 11/01/95 

INS 29.00 11/01195 BLOG: 1798 JD: 0361 - 1 <START YYMM: 

BALANCE 5233.68 

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9•TOP 12•PREVIOUS FUNCTION 

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ARTHM1 AA HISTORY 

1 BLDG NAME: LAKE MEAOOWS 

DEPOSIT BALANCE • 00 

PAYMENT HISTORY ************ 

BLDG: 1798 !0: 0361 • NAME: 2ND WARO OFF! CE LEASE/ASSMNT DATE: 10/31/93 

11/20/97 

TOTAl DUE 1 • 30 31 • 60 5568.68 1308 1308 61 • 90 

1643 

OVER 90 ·······COMMENTS······· 1308 

MONTH ACCT MEMO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT DATE 

95/12 5142 95/12 5350 95/12 5370 95/12 5371 

§~>H lm 

95112 5350 

95/12 5370 

95112 5371 

FUNCTION: TH PFKEYS: 

865608 W/0 DEC 95 -627.00 12/26/95 865608 W/0 DEC 95 -394.00 12/26/95 865608 W/0 DEC 95 -258.42 12126/95 865608 W/0 DEC 95 -29.00 12/26/95 8.65608 WIQ.DEC. . .95 • .JJ4.,.J8 12f.26J.95 MIN RNT 627.00 12/01/95 CA EXT 394.00 12/01195 RE TAX 258.42 12/01/95 INS 29.00 12/01195 BLDG: 1798 ID: 0361 • 1 (START YYMM: 

BALANCE 

2042.80 

) (GL·NO: 

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3•RETURN 

9•TOP 12•PREVIOUS FUNCTION 

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COE.RUSH.000473 

DK000065 
597 


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ARTHM1 AR HISTORY 

SLOG: 1798 ID: 0361 • NAME: 2ND WARD OFFICE 1 BLDG NAME: LAKE MEADOWS 

DEPOSIT BALANCE • 00 

PAYMENT HISTORY *********''** LEASE/ASSMNT DATE: 10131193 

ll/20/97 

TOTAL DUE 1 · 30 31 • 60 5568.68 1308 1308 

61 • 90 

1643 

OVER 90 ·······COMMENTS-······ 

1308 

fiONTH ACCT MEMO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT DATE 

96/01 5142 MIN RNT 627.00 01/01/96 96/01 5350 CA EXT 394.00 01/0l/96 96/01 5370 RE TAX 258.42 01/01/96 96/01 5371 INS 29.00 01/01/96 

96/02 5142 867109 WRI OFF JA ·1254.00 02/13/96 96/02 5350 867109 WRI OFF JA -788.00 02/13/96 96/02 5370 867109 WRI OFF JA ·516.84 02/13/96 96/02 5371 867109 WRI OFF JA ·58.00 02/13/96 FUNCTION: TH BLOG: 1798 ID: 0361 • 1 {START YYMM: PFKEYS: 3•RETURN 

BALANCE 

1308.42 

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COE.RUSH.000474 

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ARTHM1 AR HISTORY 11/20/97 

BLDG: 1798 !0: 0361 - 1 BLDG NAME: LAKE MEAOOWS NAME: 2ND WARD OFFICE DEPOSIT BALANCE . 00 LEASE/ASSMNT DATE: 10/31/93 PAYMENT HISTORY ************ 

TOTAL DUE 1 30 31 - 60 61 - 90 OVER 90 -------COMMENTS------- 5568.68 130B 1308 1643 1308 

MONTH ACCT MEMO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT DATE BALANCE 96/02 5142 NIN RNT 627.00 02/01/96 96/02 5350 CA EXT 394.00 02/01/96 96/02 5370 RE TAX 258.42 02/.01/96 96/02 5371 INS 29.00 02/01196 

1308.42 9.6.L03 5142 MiNRNT 62!,·00 03/j)l/96 96/03 5350 CA EXT 394.00 03/01/96 96/03 5370 RE TAX 258.42 03/01/96 96/03 5371 INS 29.00 03/01/96 

2616.84 FUNCTION: TH BLDG: 1798 10: 0361 -1 (START YYMM: ) (GL-NO: PFKEYS: 3=RETURN 

8=FOR\;ARD 9=TOP 12=PREVIOUS FUNCTION MCRE INFORMATION FOLLOWS 

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COE.RUSH.000475 
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ARTHMl AR HISTORY 11/20/97 

BLDG: 1798 ID: 0361 • SLOG NAME: LAKE MEADOWS NAME: 2ND WARD OFFICE DEPOSIT BALANCE .00 LEASE/ASSMNT DATE: 10/31/93 PAYMENT HISTORY ************ 

TOTAL DUE 1 · 30 31 60 61 • 90 OVER 90 ·······COMMENTS······· 5568.68 1308 1308 1643 1308 

MONTH ACCT MEMO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT DATE BALANCE 96/04 5142 869620 WRTOFF FEB -627.00 04/08/96 96/04 5142 869620 WRTOFF FEB ·1254.00 04/08/96 .96/04 5350 869620 WRTOFF MAR -788.00 04108/96 96/04 5350 869620 WRTOFF FEB ·394.00 04/08/96 96/04 5370 869620 WRTOFF FEB -258.42 04/08/96 96/.0.4 53ZO 869620 WR'fOFF- MAR ~516';84 04108/96 96/04 5371 869620 WRTOFF MAR ·58.00 04/08/96 96/04 5371 869620 WRTOFF FEB ·29.00 04/08196 96/04 5142 MIN RNT 627.00 04/01196 96/04 5350 CA EXT 394.00 04/01/96 FUNCTION: TH BLDG: 1798 !0: 0361 • 1 (START YYMM: ) (GL-NO: PFKEYS: 3=RETURN 

8=FD.RWARD 9•TOP 12•PR£VIOUS FUNCTION MCRE INFORMATION FOLLOWS 

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COE.RUSH.000476 
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ARTHM1 AR HISTORY 11/20/97 

BLDG: 1798 ID: 0361 " BLDG NAME: LAKE MEADOWS NAME: 2ND WARD OFFICE DEPOSIT BALANCE .00 LEASE/ASSMNT DATE: 10/31/93 PAYMENT HISTORY ************ 

TOTAL DUE 1 " 30 31 • 60 61 " 90 OVER 90 ··----·COMMENTS---·--· 5568.68 1308 1308 1643 1308 

MONTH ACCT MEMO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT DATE BALANCE 96/04 5370 RE TAX 258.42 04/01/96 96/04 5371 INS 29,00 04/01/96 

,00 96/05 5142 MIN RNT 627.00 05/01/96 96/05 5350 CA EXT 394.00 05/01/96 96/05 5370 RHA~ 258·:42 DS101196 96/05 5371 INS 29.00 05/01/96 

96/06 5142 871891 WR OFF JUN ·627. iJO 05/31/96 1308.42 

96/06 5350 871891 WR OFF JUN ·394, 00 05/31/96 FUNCTJON: TH BLDG: 1798 lO: 0361 • 1 (START YYHM: PFKEYS: 3•RETURN B•FORWARD 9• TOP 

) (Gl·ND: 

12•PREV!DUS FUNCTION MORE !NFORNATIOM FOLLOI.JS 

PrMleged & Confidential 

COE.RUSH.000477 

DK000069 
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ARTHM1 AR HISTORY 11/20/97 

BlDG: 1798 10: 0361 • BLDG NAME: LAKE MEADOWS NAME: 2ND WARD OFFICE DEPOSIT BALANCE .00 LEASE/ASSMNT DATE: 10/31/93 PAYMENT HISTORY ************ 

TOTAL DUE 1 • 30 31 • 60 61 . 90 OVER 90 ···----COMMENTS······· 5568.68 1308 1308 1643 1308 

MONTH ACCT MEMO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT DATE BALANCE 96/06 5370 871891 WR OFF JUN -258.42 05131196 96/06 5371 871891 WR OFF JVN -29.00 05131196 96/06 5142 MIN RNT 627.00 06/01/96 96/06 5350 CA EXT 394.00 06/01196 96/06 5370 RE TAX 258.42 06/01/96 ,96/06 {;371 INS 29·;·00 o~rmms 

1308.42 96/07 5142 872716 W/0 JULY -1254.00 07/08/96 96/07 5350 872716 W/0 JULY -788,00 07/08/96 96/07 5370 872716 W/0 JULY -516.84 07/08/96 FUNCTION: TH BLDG: 1798 10: 0361 -1 <START YYMM: l (GL-NO: PFKEYS: 3=RE11JRN 

8=FORNARD 

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Privileged & Confidential DK000070 

COE.RUSH.000478 
602 


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ARTHMl AR HISTORY 11/20/97 

BLDG: 1798 IO: 0361 - BLDG NAME: LAKE MEADOWS NAME: 2ND WARD OFFICE DEPOSIT BALANCE .00 LEASEIASSMNT DATE: 10/31/93 PAYMENT HISTORY ************ 

TOTAL DUE 1 • 30 31 - 60 61 • 90 OVER 90 ······-COMMENTS---···· 5568.68 1308 1308 1643 1308 

MONTH ACCT MEMO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT DATE BALANCE 96/07 5371 872716 W/0 JULY -58.00 07/08/96 96/07 5142 MIN RNT 627.00 07/01/96 96/07 5350 CA EXT 394.00 07/01/96 96/07 5370 RE TAX 258.42 07/01/96 96/07 5371 INS 29,00 07/01/96 

-627.00 .00 96/08 5142 874066 W/0 AUG 08/01/96 96/08 5350 874066 W/0 AUG -394.00 08/01/96 96/08 5370 874066 ' W/0 AUG -258.42 08/01/96 96/08 5371 874066 W/0 AUG -29.00 08/01/96 FUNCTION: TH BLDG: 1798 ID: 0361 -1 (START YYMM: l (GL-NO: PFKEYS: 3--RETURN 

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ARTHMl AR HISTORY 

BLDG: 1798 JD: 0361 1 NAME: 2ND WARD OFFICE LEASE/ASSMNT DATE: 10/31/93 

BLDG NAME: LAKE MEADOWS DEPOSIT BALANCE . 00 

PAYMENT HISTORY ************ 

11/20/97 

TOTAL OUE 1 • 30 31 - 60 61 - 90 OVER 90 --·----COMMENTS---···· 5568.68 1308 1308 

MONTH ACCT MEMO DESCRIPTION 96/08 5142 MIN RNT 96/08 5350 CA EXT 96/08 5370 RE TAX 96/08 5371 INS 

1643 1308 

AMOUNT 

627.00 

394.00 

258.42 

29.00 

DATE 

08/01/96 

08/01/96 

08/01/96 

08/01/96 

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BALANCE 

.00 

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ARTHM1 AR HISTORY 11/20/97 

BLDG: 1798 ID: 0361 - BLDG NAME: LAKE MEADOWS NAME: 2ND WARD OFFICE DEPOSIT BALANCE .00 LEASE/ASSMNT DATE: 10/31/93 PAYMENT HISTORY ************ 

TOTAL DUE 1 - 30 31 - 60 61 - 90 OVER 90 -------COMMENTS------- 556B.68 1308 1308 1643 1308 

MONTH ACCT MEMO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT DATE BALANCE 96/09 5350 CA EXT 394.00 09/01/96 96/09 5370 RE TAX 258.42 09/01/96 96/09 5371 INS 29.00 09/01/96 

.00 96/10 5377 877079 W/0 RE TX -597.04 10/17/96 9&1-10 53H 87]0)7 RE-'fX '95· •597:04 !0117191) 96/10 5142 MIN RNT 627.00 10/01/96 96/10 5350 CA EXT 394.00 10/01196 96/10 5370 RE TAX 258.42 10/01/96 96/10 5371 INS 29.00 10/01/96 FUNCTION: TH BLDG: 1798 ID: 0361 -1 (START YYMM: ) (GL-NO: PFKEYS: 3·RETURN S=FORWARD 9=TOP MORE INFORMATION FOLLOWS 

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ARTHMl AR HISTORY 11/20/97 

BLDG: 1798 !0: 0361 • BLDG NAME: LAKE MEADOWS NAME: 2ND WARD OFFICE DEPOSIT BALANCE .00 LEASE/ASSMNT DATE: 10/31/93 PAYMENT HISTORY ************ 

TOTAL DUE 1 • 30 31 • 60 61 • 90 OVER 90 ·---···COMMENTS----··· 5568.68 1308 1308 1643 1308 

MONTH ACCT MEMO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT DATE 

96/11 5142 MIN RNT 627.00 11101/96 96111 5350 CA EXT 394.00 11/01196 96/11 5370 RE TAX 258.42 11/01/96 96111 5371 INS 29.00 11101/96 

96/12 5142 878896 W/0 OCT -627.00 12/11/96 96/12 5142 878896 W/0 NOV -627.00 12111196 96112 5142 879610 W/0 DEC -627.00 12/18/96 96/12 5350 878896 W/0 OCT -394.00 12111196 FUNCTION: TH BLDG: 1798 ID: 0361 - 1 (START YYMM: PFKEYS: 3=R£TURN 

BALANCE 

1308.42 

261'6:84 

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ARTHM1 AR HISTORY 11120/97 

BLDG: 1798 ID: 0361 " BLDG NAME: LAKE MEADOWS NAME: 2ND WARD OFFICE DEPOSIT BALANCE .00 LEASE/ASSMNT DATE: 10131/93 PAYMENT HISTORY ************ 

TOTAL DUE 1 " 30 31 - 60 61 • 90 OVER 90 ·······COMMENTS·--···· 5568.68 !308 1308 1643 1308 

MONTH ACCT MEMO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT OATE BALAMCE 96/12 5350 878896 W/0 NOV -394.00 12/ll/96 96/12 5350 879610 W/0 DEC ·394.00 12/18/96 96/12 5370 878896 W/0 OCT -258.42 12/ll/96 96/12 5370 878896 W/0 NOV ·258.42 12/11/96 96/12 5370 879610 W/0 DEC ·258.42 12/18/96 96/-1-2 537-1 878896 W/0 .. 0Cr -,zg·:oo I2HIT9'6 96/12 5371 878896 W/0 NOV ·29.00 12/11/96 96/12 5371 879610 W/0 DEC -29.00 12/18/96 96/12 5142 MIN RNT 627.00 12/01/96 96/12 5350 CA EXT 394.00 12/01/96 FUNCTION: TH BLDG: 1798 10: 0351 -1 (START VYMM: ) (GL-NO: PFKEYS: 3=RETURN 

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ARTHMl AR HISTORY 11/20197 

BLDG: 179U ID: 0361 • BLDG NI>ME: LAKE M£AIJOWS NAME: 2110 WARD OFFlC£ DEPOSIT BALANCE .00 LEASEIASSMNT OATE: 10/31/93 PAYMENT HISTORY ************ 

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ARTHMl AR HISTORY 11120/97 

BLDG: 1798 JO: 0361 - BL LAKE MEADOWS NAME: 2ND WARD OFFICE DE BALANCE .00 LEASE/ASSMNT DATE: 10/31/93 PA NT HI STORY ************ 

TOTAL DUE 1 - 30 31 - 60 61 - 90 OVER 90 ·------COMMENTS------- 5568.68 1308 1308 1643 1308 

MONTH ACCT MEMO DESCRIPTION ANOUNT DATE BALANCE 97/02 6370 RE TAX 258.42 02/01/97 97102 5371 INS 29.00 02/01/97 

2616.84 97/03 5142 881327 W/0 2/97 -627.00 02/25/97 97/03 5142 881327 W/0 1/97 -627.00 02/25/97 9ll03 6350 881327 WIGt/97 -394-:oa 02725'/97 97/03 5350 881327 W/0 2/97 -394.00 02/25/97 97/03 5370 881327 W/0 2/97 -258.42 02/25/97 97/03 5370 881327 W/0 1/97 -258.42 02/25/97 97/03 5371 881327 W/0 1/97 -29.00 02/25/97 FUNCTION: TH BLDG: 1798 !D: 0361 - 1 (START YYMM: ) (GL-NO: PFKEYS: 3•RETURN 8•FORWARO 9•TOP MORE 12•PREVIOUS FUNCTION fNFORMATION FOLLOWS 

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ARTilMl AR HISTORY 11120197 

BLDG: 1798 ID: 0361 - 1 BLDG NAME: LAKE MEAOOWS NAME: 2ND WARD OFFICE DEPOSIT BALANCE .00 LEASE/ASSMNT DATE: 10/31/93 PAYMENT HISTORY *"********** 

TOTAL DUE 1 - 30 31 - 60 61 - 90 OVER 90 -------COMMENTS----·-- 5568.68 1308 1308 1643 1308 

MONTH ACCT MEMO DESCRIPTION 1'140VNT DATE BALANCE 97/03 5371 881327 W/0 2197 -29.00 02125197 97103 5142 MIN RNT 627.00 03/01197 97/03 5350 CA EXT 394.00 03101/97 97/03 5370 RE TAX 258.42 03101197 97103 5371 INS 29.00 03/0!197 

1308.42 97/04 5142 882128 W/0 3/97 -627.00 03/20/97 97104 5350 882128 W/0 3/97 -394.00 03/20/97 97/04 5370 882128 W/0 3/97 -258.42 03/20/97 97/04 5371 882128 W/0 3197 -29.00 03/20197 FUNCTION: TH BLDG: 1798 ID: 0361 - 1 (START YYMM: ) (GL-NO: PFKEYS: 3=RETURN 

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ARTil'\1 AR HISTORY 11120197 

BLDG: 1798 10: 0361 - BLDG NAME: LAKE MEADOWS NAME: 2ND WARD OFFICE DEPOSIT BALANCE .00 LEASEIASSMNT DATE: 10131/93 PAYMENT HISTORY ************ 

TOTAL DUE 1 - 30 31 - 60 61 - 90 OVER 90 ----··-COMMENTS---··-- 5568.68 

MONTH ACCT 

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97/04 5350 

97/04 5370 

97/04 5371 

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97/05 5371 

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ARTHMl AR HISTORY 11/20/97 

BLDG: 1798 lO: 0361 • BLDG NAME: LAKE MEADOWS NAME: 2ND WARD OFFICE DEPOSIT BALANCE .00 LEASE/ASSMNT DATE: 10/31/93 PAYMENT HISTORY **********"* 

TOTAL DUE 1 • 30 31 • 60 6! • 90 OVER 90 -····-·COMMENTS···--·· 5568.68 1308 1308 1643 1308 

MONTH ACCT MEMO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT DATE BALANCE 97/06 5142 MIN RNT 627.00 06/01/97 97/06 5350 CA EXT 394.00 06/0!/97 97/06 5370 RE TAX 258.42 06/01/97 97/06 5371 INS 29.00 06/01/97 

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ARTHMl AR HISTORY 

BLDG: 1798 ID: 0361 • NAME: 2ND WARD OFFICE 

LEASE/ASSMNT DATE: 10131/93 

BLDG NAME: LAKE MEADOWS DEPOSIT BALANCE . 00 PAYMENT HISTORY ************ 

11/20/97 

TOTAL DUE 1 • 30 31 • 60 61 • 90 OVER 90 ·······COMMENTS······· 5568.68 1308 1308 1643 1308 

MONTH ACCT MEMO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT DATE BALANCE 97/07 5350 886589 W/0 5/97 ·394.00 07117197 97107 5350 886589 W/0 6197 ·394. 00 07/17197 97/07 5350 886589 W/0 7197 -394.00 0)/17/97 97/07 5370 886589 W/0 5/97 ·258.42 07/17/97 97/07 5370 886589 W/0 6/97 ·258.42 07/17/97 9'N01 5370 fl86589 W/0··6-/91 ·258":42 OT/17797 97/07 5370 886589 W/D 7/97 ·258.42 07/17/97 97/07 5371 886589 W/0 5/97 ·29.00 07117/97 97/07 5371 886589 W/0 7/97 ·29.00 07/17/97 97/07 5371 886589 W/0 6/97 ·29.00 07/17/97 FUNCTION: TH BLDG: 1798 !0: 0361 . 1 (START YYMM: ) (GL·NO: PFKEYS: 3•RETURN 

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11/20/97 

TOTAL DUE 1 - 30 31 - 60 61 - 90 OVER 90 -------COMMENTS------- 5568.68 1308 1308 1643 131l8 

MONTH ACCT MEMO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT DATE BALANCE 97/07 5371 886589 W/D 5/97 -29.00 07117/97 97107 5142 MIN RNT 627.00 07/01/97 97/07 5350 CA EXT 394.00 07/01/97 97/07 5370 RE TAX 258.42 07/01/97 97/07 5371 INS 29.00 07/01197 

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ARTHM1 AR HISTORY 11120/97 

BlDG NAME: LAKE MEADOWS DEPOSIT BAlAMCE .00 BLDG: 1798 ID: 0361 - 1 ~AME: 2ND WARD OFFICE LEASEIASSMNT DATE: 10/31/93 PAYMENT HISTORY ************ 

TOTAL DUE 1 - 30 31 - 60 61 - 90 OVER 90 -------COMMENTS------- 5668.68 1308 1308 1643 1308 

MONTH ACCT MEMO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT DATE BALANCE 97/10 5371 INS 29.00 10/01/97 

4260.26 97/11 5142 MIN RNT 627.00 ll/01/97 97111 5350 CA EXT 394.00 11101/97 97/11 5370 RE TAX 258.42 11101/97 97/H 537-1 INS 29~·ao 11-/0l/97 

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ARniMl AR HISTORY 11/20/97 

BLDG: 1798 ID: 0361 • 1 BLDG NA~E: LAKE MEADOWS 'iAME: 2ND WARD OFFICE DEPOSIT BALANCE .00 .EASE/ASSMNT DATE: 10/31/93 PAYMENT HISTORY *"**''**'''* 

TOTAL DUE 1 • 30 31 - 60 61 - 90 OVER 90 ------·COMMENTS------- 5568.68 1308 1308 1643 1308 

MONTH ACCT MEMO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT DATE 97112 5371 INS 29.00 12/0!197 

BALANCE 

6877.10 

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ARTHHl AR HISTORY 11/20/97 

BLDG: 1798 ID: 0361 1 BlDG NAME: LAKE MEADOWS NAME: 2ND WARD OFFICE DEPOSIT BALANCE .00 LEASE/ASSMNT DATE: 10/31/93 PAYMENT HISTORY ************ 

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!~S l/l./2007 R0014445 179800 SZCOOl C'N Ali1'0CHRG 81'l/ll/2001 19.00 a.oo 3,)11.00 \/2001 HOOUHS. 119800 S$C001 01 AUTOCHRG i'Tl/31/2007 25).{)0 o.oo 3,570.0.0 s /20f{? H001H45 l198GO S2C001 C'H AUTOCHRG nJ/ll/2001 627.00 0.00 -1,197.00 C> .6/2-007 HOOH5JO 179800 S!COOl C:H 2.006 C»! Ree. Sll0.07 o.oo 5,07'L07 IPY J/S/2007 MOOHSll 1791100 SiCOOl CH 200tii lU$\lranee Reconciliation 69.03 o.oo 5.146.10 CAM 4./l/2001 HOOHS97 179800 S£C001 CH Atrroe:mtG e1'4/30/2007 SOO.iH:l o.co 5,64&.10 INS 4/1/:2007 MOOHS97 1'19$00 $&COOl CH Atn'OOtltG H4./30/2007 19.00 o.oo 5,66S.10 Rtt 4/l/2007 HOOUS97 179800 SiCOOl CH AtrroCl!RG 9T4/30/200'1 25).00 0.011 5.9'18.10 STR 4/l/2.007 ROOH597 179800 S&COOl Of AU'l'OCHRG &T4/l0/2007 627.00 o.oo 6,$4$.10 CAM S/1/2007 00014766 1791100 $£COOl 01 At1TOCURO HS/31/2.007 500.00 0.(11) 7,045.10 INS 5/1/2007 00014166 11'9800 SECOOl CH AUTOCHRG •TS/Jl/2001 19.00 0.00 '7,064.10 RET 5/1/200? 1t001X766 119$00 SECOOl 01 AUTOOlRG US/ll/2007 25:1.00 o.oo 7,117.10 STR 5/1/2001 };0014766 1"!'9800 SECOOl CH 1\.tll'OCHRG eTS/ll/2007 621.00 0.00 7,944,10 CAM 6/1/2-007 HOOH949 17980-o SECOOl CR .Ail'!OOUlG U6/'J0/200? soo.oo 1),00 8,-444.10 lNS 6/1/2007 1!0014949 l798QO SECOOl CH AtnOCHRG e'!6/30/2007 H.-oo 0.00 !l,-46l.10 RET 6/1/"2001 MOOH949 119900 SE:C001 CH AtlTOC:HRC U0/30/'];007 2S3.00 o.oo 8,'116.10 STR 6/1/2007 HOOU9U 179800 SJCOOl ('H AUTOOf1Ul 'if't6/l0/2007 527.00 0.00 9.l4l.l0 CAM 7/1/2001 ROOlS.l34 179800 SS:COOl at .AUTOCHRG ffM/ll/2007 soo.oo 0.00 9,84).10 lNS 7/1/2-001 HOOl51H 1?9800 S!COOl ca Atri'OC'KRG eT7/nn.oo7 H.i:HJ. Q.OO 9,tS2,10 R.£'1' "'1/l/2007 HOOlS-lJ.tl 111<800 SE:C001 CR M1TOCHRG lfri/U/2007 2Sl.OO o.oa 10,115.10 STR 7/1/200? H001Sll4 l1UOO SSC001 tH At11"001RG wt7/ll/2007 627.00 o.oo 10,142.10 CAM G/1/2001 H001S2a7 179800 SltCOOl CH AUTOQIRQ rnS/ll/2:007 soo.oo (LOt> 11,242.10 INS 8/1/2001 lfOOlS2tl'l' lHaa-o S£C001 C1t Atn'OO!RG WI'S/ll/.2007 l9.GO o.oo 11,261.10 RET 8/1/2001 1f001S2E!7 1791100 SiCOOl CN AO"I'OCHRG WI"il/31/2007 2Sl.OO o.oo ll,SH.lO StR 8/l/2007 HOOlS:l:81 179&00 SE:COOl CH AVTOOUtG -i'1'8/ll/l007 627.00 o.oo 12:,141.10 CAM 9/1/2007 H0015470 119800 S£C001 CR A.trrOCHR.G ll't'J/l0/2007 soo.oo o.oo 12,tiU.lO lNS '1/1/2001 H0015470 179800 Si®Ol Clf AUTOC'HRG flrfJ/l0/2007 U.QO o.oo 12,660.10 RET ~/1/2007 H001S470 119800- SiCOOl CH: AutoCRR.G 819/30/2007 2Sl.QO o.oo 12,913.10 STR 9/1/200? HOOl.S470 179$00 $EC001 C'H l\l.rl"OCiiRG llf't9/30/20G7 U7.0Q 0.00 1),540,10 C\M 10/1/3.007 HOGUHi> 179800 .S.&COOl C'H Al.l1'00{RC W'l"lO/ll/l007 soa.oo o.oo 14,040.10 

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INS 10/l/2007 00015616 1?9600 S£C001 C!i AUTOCl1RG WI'lO/ll/2007 19.00 0.(10 14,059.10 lt:tt lO/l/2007 H001S6l& l19tiOO SECOOl CH AUTOCHRG .T10/3l/2()0? 253.00 o.oo 14.,)12.10 STR 10/1/2007 H001S616 1 ?SIIOD SECOOl CH .\UTOCHRG @1'10/:).lf;;l:OO? s:n.oo 0.00 14,9)9.10 C'AM ll/l/2007 NOOlSi$4 17$.9:00 SBCOOl CH .M.rrooum Mll/30/200? s-oo.oo o.oo 15,439.10 INS ll./l/2007 liOOlS?~H 179800 SRC001. 01 AUTOCitltG tTll/l0/200? u.oo O.M 15,4$6.10 RET ll/l/2007 HCXI1S79'4 179BOO SSC:OOl 01 li.U'l'OCHRG 4n'll/30/l007 253.00 !).00 lS,ilt.lO STR 11/1/2007 H001.5?94 179800 SECOOl CH MJTOCHRG e'tll/30/l0il7 621'.00 o.oo U,33!J.10 RPY 11/l2/200? JI0015931 179800 S£C001 CH 2006 RETax Reconciliation l,SH.94 o.oo l1,a$0.04 CAM 12:/1/2007 H001S969 179.9:00 SEC001 Cll .Mrt'OCHRG ..r12/31/200? soao.oo o.oo 18,38G.04 INS 12/l/~Q07 MOOlS9U l7$80G SECOOl CK AU'l'OOU!.G ln12/l1/2007 u.oo 0.1)0 18,)99.04 RET 12/1/2007 HOOl$969- 1?98(Hl Si:C001 CH 1\UTOCHRG llr'rl2/3l/l0C7 253.00 o.oo 18,~52,04 

.STR. 12/1/2007 H001S9S9 179800 S£C001 CH AU'rOCHRG '¥rl2/li/2007 6Z?.OO o.oo 1!1,27!L04 ~ 11./10/2007 H001U07 119800 SECOOl NC w/o 2007 charges o.oo -6,000.00 l3,l'a.04 Cl''f 12/10/2007 HOOlU07 l?iJSOO SSCOOl NC w/o 2007 charg.e& o.oo •&80.07 12,398.97 INS 12/10/2007 HQ01Sl07 179800 $ECO.Ol NC w/o 2007 charges 0.00 •22(1.00 12,170.97 IPY 12/10/2007 t10016107 1?9800 SEC001 NC w/o 2007 charges 0.00 ~6!1.03 12,101.94 RET 12/10/2007 fi:0016107 179800 SSCOC1 "NC 'W/O 2G01 charges 0.00 -3,036.00 9-,00:5.94 RPY 12:/10/2007 H00l6107 179IIOO SEC001 NC w/o 2007 charg-es o.oo -1,511.9-4 7,524.00 STR 12/10/2007 HOO!!i'101 17:9800 S£C001 NC w/o 2007 charges 0.00 ~7 ,524. 00 o.oo C»> 1/1/2008 H001Sl49 17&&00 SEC001 CH AtJTOCH.Ila $Tl/ll/2'008 $00.00 o.oo soo.oo INS 1/1/2008 HOOUU8 17!HIOO SEC001 CH AUTOCIIRG e'r1/ll/2008 ].9.00 -o.oo su.oo .ltR'l' 1/l/2008 H00161U 179800 SEC001 CH ,MJTQC'H.RQ Wl'1/).l/200$ 253.00 o.oo 772.00 STR 1/1/200$ HOOU:l4$ 1?9800 S£C001 CH AO'I'OCHRG it'rl/31/2008 -627.00 0.00 1,39'!!'.00 CAM 1,/1/2.008 HOOl6322 179$00 SW>Ol CH AtiTOCHRQ IIT2/2Sl/20011 500.00 0.00 1,8951.00 tNS 2/1/2008 H0015322 17UOO SECOOl Clt At1TOCHRG Wl'2/l9/2008 u.oo o.oo 1,918.00 RET 2/1/2001 HOOH32217!1800 SEC001 CH ATJTOCI'IRG .-r2/29/2008 2$).00 0.00 2,171.00 Snt. 2/1/2008 H0016l22: 1751$00 S£COOl CH AUTOCH.RG Q'l'2/29/l008 &27.00 o.oo 2,798.00 CPY 2/15/2008 liOOlS4:8:9 179800 SECOOl. 01 '07 CAM Rec;oneiliation 1,173.84 0.00 3,911.84 IPY 2/lS/2008 HOOltiUO lH800 SiCOOl CH '07 Int::uranc;e ReeoncUhti¢ti 44..36: 0.00 4.,016.20 CAM 3/1/200& H0011i498 179800 SECOOl 01: AUTOCHRG m'l/31/2-008 500.00 0.00 4,516.20 XNS 3/1/2008 H001.&498 1naoo SEC001 CH AU'l'OCHRG ot1'3/l1/2008 1:9.00 0.00 4,535.20 -<tt J/1/2008 HOOlli498 179800 SECOOl en Atn'OCHRG Wl'3/31/2:009 253.00 iL!H) •• 798.20 ~ l/1/2008 H00l5498 179800 SECOOl CM AU'l'OOU<G eTl/31/2008 $"27.00 o.oo 5,415.20 Jf./1/2008 H0016109 179-800 SEC001 CH Al.nQCHRG WN/l0/2008 500.00 0.00- 5,US.2.0 w,.{S 4/1/20t)lJ H0016709 179800 SECOOl en AUTOCHRG a'N/l0/200$ 19.00 0.00 5,9)4.20 RET 4/1/2008 ltOOlli709 1191.100 SECOOl Cll AUTQCHRG li"l'4/30/2008 2$3.00 o.oo 6,187.20 STR 4/1/2008 H0016709 179800 SECOOl CH AUTOCH.RG 8'14/30/2008 £27.00 1).00 6,6H.20 :CAM S/1/2008 H001S944 l79fiDO Sli:C001 Cff ll11'l'OClfflC $TS/ll/2008 500.00 o.oo 7,314.20 INS 5/1/2008 HOOltiSH l ?9:800 SECOOl CH Atn'OCHRG trrS/31/2008 19.00 o.oo 1,3)3.20 RET 5/1/2008 lt00l6944 179800 .SECOOl CH Atn'OeltRG 615/31/2008 253.00 0.0(.1 7,586.20 sn. 5/1/lOoe H001U44 179800 SECOOl CH Atrt'O(!:AAIJ flS/31/2008 627.00 o.oo 8,213.20 CAM 6/l/200$ H0017143 17::1600 SECOOl Of AUTOCHRG *l'f>/30/2008 soo.oo o.oo 8,713.20 INS 6/l/200!3 H0011143 l. ?~800 S£C001 CH. A~G '¥r6/l0/2008 19.00 o.oo 8,732.20 RST 6/1/2008 Ho<l17143 11980ll SECOOl en AU'I'OO!RG IWT(>/30/2008 :1:53.00 o.oo 8,985.20 S'l"R 6/1/2008 H00l7Ul 1796:00 SSCQOl C'H AtrrbcHRG HG/30/2008 627,¢0 o.oo 9~612.20 

CAA 7/1/200$ 110017369 l7Sil00 SSCOOl CH AtrrOCHRG ~/31/1008 500.00 o.oo 10,112.20 INS 1/l/2008 R0017369 1?,800 SECOOl CH li.U'l'OCHRG .-r?/ll/2008 19.-00 o.oo 10,1Jl.20 RE'l' 7/l/20013 1-10017369 ),7'J800 SECOOl CK AUTOOIRO tn'J/ll/2008 253.00 o.oo 10,3$4.20 $'tR 1/l/2008 JI00173l!9 1?9800 S"RCOOl CH li.U'rOCRRG Et1'7/31/201>9 U7.00 o.oo 11,011.20 CAM 8/1/2008 Jl\)(117602 11!1800 SEW01 CH A.trt'OCHRG liT8/31/2008 soo.oo o.oo 11,511.20 INS 8/1/~008 N00l7602 179800 SECOOl CH Atn'OCHRG $'1'8/:U/2008 19.00 0.00 l.l,S30.20 RET B/l/2008 HOOl7ti02 179800 SEC®1 Cit IIU'I'OOlRG &'.1'8/:U/lODa 253.00 o.oo 11, 18l.20 S"l'R 8/l/2MS H00171!i02 1,800 SEC001 en AU'I'OCHl'tG .n'8/ll/2008: 627.00 o.oo l2,U0.20 a.M!l-/1/2008 HOOi7814 l 7:9-!100 SECOOl 01 IW'tOCHRG U9J;l,0/2008 500.00 o.oo 12.,910.20 INS 9/1/2008 H00118l4 l7'J300 SEC001 CH AIJTOCHRG .-;9/30/2008 19.00 0.00 12,92!:'1.20 RET 9/1/200& 110017834 1796:-00 SECOOl Ol AU'rOCRRG fiT9/lO/aOO& 253.00 o.oo 1),152.20 STJt 'J/l/2008 H00l76l4 17!1800 SECOOl C1l AtnOOIRO fl"t'J/30/2008 1027.00 o.oo 13,&09.20 CAM 10/l/200& HOOUOU 1798.00 S2C00l CH JWTOOUtO fl10/31/2008 soo.oo o.oo 14,J;09.l0 INS 10/1/20011 HOOl$043 1?:i80(l SECOCl CH Mn'OC'HRG 1Hl0/31/:200S- 1,.00 o.oo 14,3:28.20 RST J.0/1/2-QOS HOOl80U 17!180G S2C001 CH AVTOCHRG 4"1'10/31/2008 2SJ.OO 0.00 H,SIH.20 STtl: 10/1/lOOS HOOl8043 179800 SBCOOl CH Allt'OCfiRG 0Tl0/J1/2008 627.00 0.00: 15,201!1.20 

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RPY 10/l.Of;:IOOS HOQl8229' 17.9'800 sacoo1 CH 2007 RBTax ~;e.conciliatio.n l,Ul.O? 0.00 16,701.:21 CAM ll/l/2009 HOOU277 17!:1800 S£C001 CH AlnOCHRG ~ll/30/2006 soo,oo 0.00 17,2:01.27 INS ll/1/2008 H0018277 179800 SECOOl CM AU'l"'CHlm @Tll/30/2006 19.00 o.oo 17,2:20.2? ll:U ll/1/200-11 H00182?7 ngsoo SECOOl Cll AU1'0CHRG fi'rll/30/2006 25).00 o.oo 17,41).:17 STR ll/1/2M6 HOOl8277 179!00 .Sli:COOl CH AUTOOU!.G Gfll/30/ZOOi ':n.oo 0.00 lB,loo.:n CAM ll/1/2Q08 HOOlil477 1?9800 SECOOl CH .AU'l'OClUI.G <i"''l2/31/2008 500.00 o.oo 18,(;00.27 INS 12/1/2006 000111477 179800 SECOOl CH .1\.t1TOCliRO lil'l:l/ll/20011 u.oo o.oo U,6U.:27 REf 12/1/2008 HOOl$4.77 179800 SECOOl CH AtltOCHRG 01'1.2/:ll./2008 2S3.00 0.00 U,812.27 STR 12/l/2008 HOOlt-477 179'800 SECOOl CH At.ITOCHRG &1'12/3:1/:2008 &27.00 (1.00 19,4$9.27 CA."' i2/8/20{j8 H0018620 179600 SECOOl WO w/o 2008 balance o.oo •6,000.00 lJ.,49!L2'1 CFl 12/8/2008 ll.0018,:20 17!)800 StCOOl wo w/o 2008 balance o.oo ~l,1'1l.84 12,1:2$.43. INS 12/S/2008 HOOU620 :179800 SEC001 WO w/o 2008 balance 0.00 ·:226.00 12,097.43 IPY 12/8/2008 HOOl8620 179800 StCOOl wo w/o 20011 balance 0.00 -44.36 12,0.53.07 RET 12/9/2008 HOOU6:1:0 1798ot! SECOOl WO w/o 20.06 balance 0.00 -),03&.0.0 9, 011.07 RPY :12/8/2008 HOOU620 179800 SEC001 WO w/o 2008 bllilance 0.00 -i,Ul.07 7,524.00 S'l:'R ll/8/2008 HOOU$2(!- 1'19800 SECOOl wo wfo 2008 balance o.oo -'1,524.00 0.00 CAM l~/8/:lOOS. M0018621 17!!1:1:00 SEC001 PR CreditApply &,000.00 0.00 6,MIQ.OO CP¥ 12/8/2008 H00146.2i 179800 SS:COOl PR. Credi t:Appl y :1,1.73.84 o.oo 7,111.84 INS 12/8/2008 HOOl$621 179800 S2COOi Plt Creditllpply :228.00 o.oo 7,401,84 IP1 il/8/2008 lf00:1.8&2i 179900 SiCOOJ. PR CreditApply 44.3' o.oo 7,44&.:2~ RET 12/8/2008 H0018Sll. 179800 SECOOl. PR. credit-Apply 3,036.00 0..00 10,48.2.20 RP'l 12/8/200$ ltOOlSI>2l 1791'!00 SiCOOl PR Cr~ditApply l,U3.07 o.oo 11,97$.2? STR 12/8}2008 HOOi8$2i 1.19&00 S2C001 'PR CreditApply 7,S.:Ol4..00 o.oo 19',499.27 CAM 12/tl/'lUO$ HOOl862i 179800 SECOOl Cl'l. creUitllpply o.oo -soo.oo APt. 18,!19!1.27 C»tU/8/lOO$ HOOl$621 :179800 StcOOl CR Credit.l!pply 0.00 -s.oo.oo APL lll:,U9.;n CAM 12:/8/2008 H0018U.ll'Ht800 S&C001 CR cre.ditl\pply 0.00 -5oo.oo APL 17,119'9.27 0\M '12/8/2008 HOOl'3&2l. 179800 SECOOl CR Cl:'editApply 0.00 -soo.oo APL l7,.U9'.27 CAM 12/8/2008 H0018&2l 179800 SECOOl. CR C!:edit.Apply 0.00 -s.oo.oo M>L u,n9.27 CAA 12/8/2008 H001862l 119'800 St\:001 Cl!. creditApply 0.00 -soo.ao 1\PL l.S,U9'.27 CAMU/8/.20011 H001Ull 17$800 SECOOl CR CreditApply 0.00 -soo.oo APL 1$,9!!!1.27 CAM :12/8/.200! H00196l1 17!1800 StC001 CR Cndit.Apply 0.00 -soo.oo AJ>t. 15,499.27 -~ 12/9/2008 H0018'21 17!1900. SECOO\ CR Credit.Apply 0.00 •50Q.OO IIPL 14,!199.27 '12/$/.200$ H001862l 179800 SECOOl CR Credit.Apply 0.00 ~soo.oo JU>L 14,499.21 . 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U,2.8'1.4l INS 12:/8/200\l H~U621 :1'19800 SEC001 CR Credii:Apply 0.00 49.00 APL 12,26!L43 IN$ 12/8/2008 H0018fi2:l i 79900 SBCOOl CR CnditApply 0.00 -u.oo APL 12,:2U.4l INS :12/8/2008 HOOU&2:1 179800 SECOOl CR CreditApply 0.00 -1.1,00 Al'"L 12,230.43 lNS 12/6/2008 HOOi8,2i 179800 Sl!:COOl CR credi tApp 1 y o.oo -u.oo At>L l1',2U.43. lNS 1'2/8/200/J HOOlUli 1 H800 SEC<)<)l crt credit.Apply o.oo -HI.OO AI'L 12,192.43 INS 12/8/2008 H0018621 1'19800 SECOOl CR C!:editApply 0.00 -19.00 Al'L 12,17l.4l INS :12/8/2008 H001862l 119800 SECOOl CR CYedltApply o.oo -19.00 APL 12,154.·(:) INS 1.2/8/2008 HOtll862l 179'800 SECOOi CR CX'editApply 0.00 ~u.oo API. 12,US.4) INS 12/8/2008 R0018621 179800 .SECOOl CR Cre:ditApply O.OQ -u.oo At>t. :12,11'.43 lNS ll/8/2008 H001862t 179800 SECOQ1 CR Crediti\pply 0,00 -a.oo APL 12,097.43 IPY 12/8/2008 H00111621 17981)0 SECOOl CR Creditllpply 0.00 -H.:U: API. 12,053.07 RET 12/8/2008 H001.8621 179800 SEC001 CR CreditApply 0.00 -2s.J.OO Al'L u,aoo.o1 RE'l" 12/8/.2009 HOO:I,8Q21 179800 SEC001 CR Credit.Apply 0.00 •l$).00 M'L ll,$'17.07 RET 12/8/2008 HOOi8&ll 179800 SECOOl CR Credit.A.pply 0.00 •2Sl.OO APL H,294.07 Rtr 1.2/snoos HOOitHi:21 17S..$00 SECOOl. 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STR 12/8/2008 HOIH$621 119-IJOO SECOOl CR Credit.Apply 0.00 ·627.00 APL 4,3119.00 STR 12/8/2008 l!¢1)18621 17$800 S£0001 CR CreditApply o.oo ·627.00 APL 3,7-62.00 STR 12/8/2008 H0018621 179800 SECQ01 Cit CreditApply 0.00 •6H.OO II.PL ).,135.00 STR 12/8/2008 HOOl8621 11$800 $£COOl CR CreditApply 0.00 •1>27.00 APt. :2:,508.00 STR 12/8/2008 HOOlSUl 119800 SEC001 CR Ct'editApply 0.00 -627.00.1\P.L 1,8111.00 STR 12/8/200& H001&62:1 17:noo S'eCOQl CR C:r-editApply o.oo ~621.00 APL l' 2$~ .oo STR 12:/8/2008 HOOl862l 17S$00 SS:COOl CR Credit-Apply 0.00 ·6:21.00 APL 627.00 STR 12/8/2009 HOOlBIS21 119800 SE:C001 C:R cred.i t:Apply o.oo ·6:27.00 APl.. o.oo CAM 1/1/2.009 li001867l 11:9800 SIICOOl CH AllTOCHRG eT.l/ll/'2009 500.00 o.oo soo.oo tNS 1/1/?.009 HOOlSG71 179.800 SSC001 ot -AUTOCERG rtl/31/'2009 19.00 o.oo 519.00 RET 1/l/2009 H0016G7l, .179800 SSCOOl CH AUTOCHRO lirr'l/Jl/20051 2SJ.OO o.oo 772.00 STR l/l/2009 H0018G71 1798:00 $EC00l CH AU'l'OClU«l Hl/)l/2009 621.00 o.oo 1,3!19.00 CAM 'l/l/2009 HOOl$859 119800 sacoot Cit AOT'OCHRG f¥r2/28}Z009 500.00 0.00 1,899.00 INS 2/l/:2:009 HOOl88S9 179$00 SECOOl Ol AU'I'OCHRG f¥r2/28/2.00"! l!t.OO 0.00 1,918.00 RET 2/1/2009 H00188$9 179800 SECOOl CK AU'I.'OCHRG li'l'l/28/2"009 253.00 o.oo 2,l71.00 STR 2/1/2009 H0018859 l79SOO SEC001 Of AIJTOCH.RG 8'1'2/28/2009 627.00 o.oo 2,798.00 CAM 3/1/2009 HOOUO&O 119800 SE0001 CH AOO'OOUI.G @1'3/ll/200, 500.00 o.oo l,2,8.00 tNS 3/1/200~ H0019080 179800 S£C001 01: AtrrocliRG $1'3/31/2009 H.OO O.OQ 3,)11.00 RET l/1/200'!1 H00190.90 179800 SECOO~ CH AU'I'OCHRG etl/31/2009 253.00 o.oo l,$70.00 STR 'J/1/2009 HOOUO&O 1198-QO SECOOl CH AIJTOC:HRG llrl'l/H/2009 627.00 o.oo 4,197.00 CPY 3/4/200!1 HOOHlfJ9 179800 S£!:001 CH 200! 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CH i\tJ'l'OCliRG n10/31/200fJ 2S3.00 o.oo 15,080.67 Snt 10/l/2009 HOtl20620 179600 SECOOl CH ll.tn'OCHRG @1'10/ll/2009 627.0ll o.oo 15,707.G7 CAA u11noo9 H0020858 179800 SECOI.ll CH AUTOCKRG .-r-11/30/2009 soo.oo o.oo 16,207.67 INS ll/1/2009 HOOl08S3 179800 SEC001 CH AUTOCHRQ 41'11/30/2009 19.00 o.oo 16,2:26.67 R.&T 11/l/200:9: H00208S3 17'Jtl00 SECOOl CH II.U'l'OcmtG et'll/30/2009 2Sl.OO o.oo 16,419.61 STR ll/1/2009 H002085S 179800 S£C00l Clf 1\l,Tl'OCHRG ltT1l/30/2009 627.00 0.00 17,106.61 RPY 11/ll/2009 }10021045 179300 SECOOl CH 2008 RE'l'ax Reconciliation 1,Sl8.5l o.oo 18,HS.111 CAM 12/1/2009 }10021088 179800 SI!:COO:t CH AUTOCHRG &1'12/31/2009 soo.oo -0.00 19,145.111 

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Credit.Apply 0,0() ~253.00 At>L 8,451.67 RET 12/7/2009 .HOO<ll2.3S 179800 S&COOl CR CreditApply o.oo w2.$l.OO APL 8,198:.67 RET 12/7/2009 H00212.3S 179800 SEC001 CR Cre.clitA.pply 0.00 -253.00 AP-L '1,945.67 IP't 12/7/2009 H0021235 119800 SECOOl CR CreditApply 0.01) ~U.32 APL 7,926.3$ INS 12/7/2009 HOnl2l5 l 79800 SE.C001 CR creditll.pply 0.00 ·19-.00 APL ,,,07.35 INS 12/1/2009 M00212:l5 1'1!H!OO SEC001 CR CreditApply o.oo •19.00 API. ?,SII8.3S lNS 12/7/2009 H00:212J.S 179800 S2C001 CR CX'editApply o.oo ~19.00 APL 7,869.35 tNS 12/7/2009 noouns l79soo SECQOl <:R CredltApply o.oo ·19.00 M>l. 7,8$0.35 lNS 12/7/2009 H00212lS 17$800 SE:C¢01 CR CreditApply o.oo •19.00 M>L 7,1!)1.3$ tNS 12/7/200'!1 1{002.1235 119800 SECOOl CR CreditApply 0.00 •19.00 APL 7,1112.35 INS 12/7/lOO'J H002l.US 1 79&00 StCOGl CR C:reditApply 0.00 ~u.oo APt. "I, 793.15 lNS 12/7/2009 H002l21S 1'1?800 SECOOl CR CreditApply 0.00 •1!1.00 Af>L "1,774,35 INS 12/7/2009 H0021235 1791!00 S&C001 CR creditA;pply 0.00 ·19.00 Ai>L 7,755.35 INS 12/7/200' fl00ll2l5 179'800 SSCOOl at Credit:Apply 0.00 ~19.00 APL 7,7l6 • .lS n~s 12/7/:zoo9 .li00l1235 179600 SEC001 CR CreditApply 0.00 ~19.00 APt. 7,71.7.35 INS 1'2/'1 /2009 H002123S tnsoo SEC001 CR creditApply o.oo ·19.00 APt. 7,696.35 CPY 12/7/2009 }{0021235 179$00 SE:C001 CR. Credit.!\pply 0.00 ·1,&9!1-JS APL s.ooo.oo Cl>.M12/'I/2.009 H002123S 179$00 SE<:001 CR Ct'edltJ>.pply o.oo •SOO.OO APt. s,soo.oo CA./<'! 12/7/2009 H002123S 11!1800 SE<:001 CR C'redit:Apply 0.00 •500.00 APL 5,oao.oo CAM 1'2/7/2009 .11002123$ 179800 $EC001 CR CreciitAprly o.oo -soo.oo APL- 4,500.00 CAM 12/7/2009 H002121S 179800 $!COOl CR Credit>.pply o.oo ~soo.oo APt. 4,000.00 01."11'2/7/2009 HOQ2l21S 17'800 SEC001 CR C.redHApply 0.00 ~soo.oo APL :l,SOO.OO 

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Insert graphic folio 634 here HR618.604

:INS 2/1/201'];. li~264.7S 17~"00 S2C001 01 AU'l'OCHRG ffl'~/2:9:/2012 l!LOO 0,00 2,265.00 RET 2/1/2012 H0026t'?S 17:9:&00 S£C001 CH A.UTOCHRG (fl'2:/2.9/20l:l: 600.00 0.00 2,86$.00 S'f.P. 2/1/2012 H0026475 179aoo S£C¢01 Ol AUTOCH~G M'l/2:.9/2012 S:l7.00 o.oo 3, • .92:.00 CAM 3/1/l0l2 l!002Ui73 1H800 SECOOl CH AllrOCHRO al'l/31/lOl2 500,00 0.00 3,992.00 INS 3./1/2012 H002U73 1?9800 StCQOl C'H AlmX:HltG 11!3/31/2012 1:9:.00 0.00 4,011,00 R£T l/1/2012 H002U7J 119800 SE:COOl 01: }'.1J'l"'C:liRG Hl)ll/2012 lj:OO.OO o.oo 4.,611.00 S'l'R 3/1/2012 H0026S'13 1?9$00 SI«QQl 01 Atm'lCNRG ltT3/31/20l2 627 . .00 0.00 5,238,00 lPY 3/S/2012 H00267fi1 1'?9cSOO '""""' NC lOll lns\,l.r;-a,nce Rce:onei Hat i<:~n o.oo ·.9,U $,228.$5 CPY 3/$/2012 H00267U 1.79800 S$C001 CH 2011 CAM ~eeoneiliation 1135.25 o.oo S,064.80 CAM 4/l/20U H0026864 l/9800 SltCOOl CH J>.O'.I'OOtRG 6T4/30/2012 500.00 o.oo 6:,$11:4.80 INS 4/1/2012 H002686 4. 179800 S&C»tll CH AtJ'l'OCHRG ll'N/l0/:!:012 19.00 0.00 ('1,$.8).$0 ltET 4/1/2012 H002U64 17.9.800 SECOOl Of AlJTOCHRG ti'I'4/l0/20l2 600.00 (LOO 7,183.80 Sl'R 4/1/2012 11002&864 1799:00 SEC001 CH AUTOCRRQ WI'4/lO/l012 627.00 o.oo 7,$10.80 CAM S/1/l012 H0027047 1'1!1800 SteCOOl CK AO'I'OOfRG M'S/ll/l012 500.00 0.00 8,310.80 !NS S/1/2012 H002:704.7 17UOO SXCOOl CK MJT¢CHRG 8'l'S/31/20U u.oo o.oo 8,329,80 RET 5/l/l012 HOc:t704. 1 1 U800 SOO>Ol CH AU'I'OCHRG eTS/Jl/2012 600.00 o.oo s,n!l.so STR S/1/2012 H0027047 17.9800 Si:COOl CH AU'l'OC.ImG GTS/)1/2012 627.00 o.oo !1,556.80 CAM ti/1/2012 HOOl?lS4. 17!1800 SBCOOl Oi AUTOCHRG $n/)0/2012 soo.oo o.oo 10,055.80 INS 6/l/201i H00272S4. 17!1800 S"ECOOl CH AU'l'OCHRG (ltf6/30/20ll l$'.00 0.00 10.07!1.$0 u:T 6/l/2012 HOOl7254 179800 SS<;OOl CH 1<UTOCHRG fltf./30/2012 600.00 o.oo 10,615.80 STR 6/l/2012 H002'12S4 179800 SEC001 CH At.l"l''CHRG $1'6/30/2012. '21.00 1).00 11,302.80 ................................... ,.. .... ,,. .. ,., ... ,. ... 3ll,579.:27 ~312.276.41 

COE.RUSH.001040 
631 


Insert graphic folio 635 here HR618.605

lease ledger 

Congressman Bobby Rush 

33&1 So. King Drive 

Chicago t Il, 60616 

Date Description 

BaJance Forward 

06/01/12 

06/01/12 

06/01/12 

06/01/12 

07/01/12 Store Base Rent (07/2012) 

07/01/12 CAM R""""'Y (07/2012) 

07/01/12 RE Tax Recovery (0?/2012) 

07/01/12 lf\Sutllnce Recovery (07/2012) 

08/01/12 store ease Rent (OS/2012) 

OS/01/12 CAM R""""'Y (OS/2012) 

OS/01/12 RE Tax Recovery (08/2012) 

08/01/12 !ns>Jr.lllce Remvery (08/2012) 

08/07/12 2011 RETax Reconcltlation 

09/01/12 store ease Rent (09/2012) 

09/01/12 CAM Recovery (09/2012) 

09/01/12 RE Tax Recovery (09/2012) 

09/01/U !nswance Recovery (09/2012) 

10/01/12 Store Base Rent (10/2012) 

10/01/12 CAM Recovery (10/2012) 

10/01/12 RE Tax Reo:>very (10/2012) 

10/01/n lnsu"""e Recovery (10/2012) 

10/05/12 2009 RETax refund 

11/01/12 Store Base Rent (11/20!2) 

11/01/12 CAM Recovery (11!2012) 

ll/01/12 RE Tax Recovery (11/2012) 

11/01/12 Insurance Reo:>very (11/20!2) 

12/01/12 Store Base Rent (12/2012) 

12/01/12 CAM Recovery (12/2012) 

12/01/12 RE Tax Recovery (12/2012) 

12/01/12 Insurance Recove.y (12,12012) 

12/21/12 W/0 20!2 charges 

12/21/12 w/o 2012 charges 

12/21/12 wfo 2012 charges 

12/21/12 W/0 2012 charges 

12/21/12 wfo 2012 charges 

COE.RUSH.001041 

Unit 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C050 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C050 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

11/01/2013 

secoO! 

anl798 

lease Information 

Date 

tease Id 

Property 

Location 

Assigned Space(s) 

I.AKE MEADOWS SHOPPING CTR 

C060 

Customer 

ICSCode 

Lease Type omce Net 

sales Category Retail Services 

tease Term From ll/10/1989 To 

Lease: Area 1,506 (Net Rentabfe) 

Month1y Rent 627.00 

OfflcePhone (225)34+4 

Fax No 

E-Man 

Charges Payments: 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

62?.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

(1,435.20) 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

(1,383.01) 

62?.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

(6,000.00) 

(836.25) 

(228.00) 

9.45 

(7,200.00) 

Page 1 

11,302.80 

11,929.80 

121429.80 

13,029.80 

131048.80 

13,675.80 

14,175.80 

14,ns.so 

14,794.80 

13,359.60 

13,986.60 

14,486.60 

15,086.60 

15,105.60 

15,732.60 

16,232.60 

16,832.60 

16,851.60 

15,4&!.59 

16,095.59 

16,595.59 

17,195.59 

17,214.59 

17,841.59 

18,341.59 

18,941.59 

18,960.59 

12,960.59 

12,124.34 

11,896.34 

11,905.79 

4.705.79 
632 


Insert graphic folio 636 here HR618.606

Congressman Bobby Rush 

3361 So. King Drive 

Chicago, IL, 60616 

Date Description 

12/2!{12 w/o 2012 charges 

12/2!{12 w/o 2.012 charges 

01/01/13 Store Base Rent (0!/2013) 

01/01/13 CAM Recr:very (01/2013) 

01/01/13 RE Tax Recovery (01/2013) 

0!{01/13 Insurance Recowy {01/2013) 

02/0!{13 Store Base Rent (02/2013) 

02/01/13 CAM Recovery (02!2013) 

02/01/13 RE Tax Recrwery (02/20!3) 

02/01/13 Insurance Recovery (02/2.013) 

03/01/13 Sta1! Base Rent (03/2013) 

03/01/13 CAM Recovery (03/2013) 

03/01/13 RE Tax Recovery {03/2013) 

03/01/1) Insurance Recovery (03/2013) 

03/12/13 2012 CAM Reconcruation 

03/12/13 2012 Insurance Reconciliation 

04/01/13 Store Base Rent (04/2013) 

04/01/13 CAM Recovery (04/2013) 

04/01/13 RE Tax Recovery (04/2013) 

04/01/13 Insurance Recr:very (04/2013) 

05/01/13 Store Base Rent {OS/2013) 

05/01/13 CAM Recovery (OS/2013) 

05/01/!3 RE Tax Recovery (05/2013) 

05/01/ll Insurance Recovery (05/20!3) 

06/01/13 Store Base Rent (06/2013) 

06/01/13 CAM Recovery (06/2013) 

06/01/13 RE Tax Recrwery (06/2013) 

06/01/13 Insurance Recovery (06/2013) 

07/01/13 Store Base Rellt (07/2013) 

07/01/13 CAM Recovery (07/2013) 

07101/13 RE Tax Recovery (07/2013} 

07101/13 Insurance Recovery {07/2013) 

08/01/13 2012 RETax RecondUatlon 

08/01/13 Store B>Se Rent (08/2013) 

08/01/13 CAM Recovery (OS/2013) 

08/01/13 RETaxRecovery (08/2013) 

08/01/13 insurance Recovery (06/20!3) 

09/01/13 Store Base Rent (69/2013) 

COE.RUSH.001042 

Unit 

coso 

C060 

C060 

Ol60 

coso 

C060 

coso 

Ol60 

coso 

coso 

C060 

C060 

coso 

coso 

C060 

coso 

C060 

coso 

C060 

coso 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

coso 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

coso 

coso 

C060 

coso 

C060 

coso 

Lease Information 

Date 

lease!d 

Property 

11/01/2013 

seco01 

cm179B 

LoeaUan lAKE MEADOWS SHOPPING CTR 

A$signed Space(s} C060 

CUstomer 

ICSCode 

Lease Type Office Net 

Sales Category Retan Services 

Lease Term From 11/10/1989 To 

Lease Area 1,50S (Net Rentatle) 

Monthly Rent 627.00 

Office Phone (225)344-4 

fax No 

E-Mail 

Charges Payments 

2,818.21 

(7,524.00) 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

S27.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

605.33 

(18.36) 

627.00 

500.00 

soo.oo 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

soo.oo 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

soo.oo 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

soo.oo 

19.00 

(807.17) 

S27.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

f:..17M 

Page 2 

Balance 

7,524.00 

o.oo 

S27.00 

1,127.00 

1¥727.00 

1,74S.OO 

2,373.00 

2,873.00 

3,473.00 

3,492.00 

4,1!9.00 

4,S19.00 

5,219.00 

5,238.00 

5,843.33 

5,824.97 

6,451.97 

61951.97 

7,55!.97 

7,570.97 

8,197.97 

8,697.97 

9,297,97 

9¥316.97 

9,943.97 

10,443.97 

11,043.97 

11,0S2.97 

11,689.97 

12,189.97 

12,789.97 

12,808.97 

12,001.80 

12,Sl8.80 

t3,12aeo 

13,728.80 

13,747.80 
633 


Insert graphic folio 637 here HR618.607

Congressman Bobby Rush 

:3361 So. King DrJve 

Chieago, XL, 60616 

Date Description ----· .... 

09/01/lJ CAM RecovefY (09/2013) 

09/01/l3 RE Tax Re<ove!'f (09/2013) 

09/01/13 !nsura""" Recovery (09/2013) 

10/01/13 Store Base Rent (10/2013} 

10/01/13 CAM Re<ovefl' (10/2013) 

10/01/13 ReTax Recovery (10/2013) 

10/01/13 Insurance Recovery (10/2013} 

o~300ay_• _____ . 

COE.RUSH.001043 

Unit 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

C060 

lease Information 

Date 

lease Id 

Proport:y 

Location 

11/01/2013 

secoOl 

cm179S 

lAKE MEADOWS SHOPPING CTR 

Assigned Spate($) C060 

Customer 

ICSCode 

Lease Type Office Net 

Sales Category Retail Services 

Lease Term 

Lease Area 

Monthly Rent 

Office Phone 

Fax No 

£-Half 

From 11/10/1989 To 

1,506 (Net Rentable) 

627.00 

(225)344-4 

Chargu 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

627.00 

500.00 

600.00 

19.00 

Payments 

Above 90 Days. 

Pagel 

Balance 

14,874.80 

15,-474.80 

15;493.80 

15,120.$0 

16,620.80 

17,220.80 

17,239.80 
634 


Insert graphic folio 638 here HR618.608

LuH lase ·· 'Tttb! 

~eue TYPO_!~~. Tu lease Ana 

COngressman !lobby~-- ""OifKe'~t 11/10/89 

Unit:Cll60 

lea$el0!$Et00t 

COE.RUSH.001044 

'·"" '·" 11110/89 19.00 

Ot:am 11/10189 500.00 

em Ol/~tm 600.00 

O!.tr 11/l0/$9 627.00 

Ori;lnaiLeueSUblotal: ~ 

O.IS 

'·" 4.78 

5.00 

Wedn~y,Octnber30,2013 
635 


Insert graphic folio 639 here HR618.609

0111 0.' 

Jm:.m llnfrlO'I) 

1:11'111311) 

1$'1W$13 

COE.RUSH.001045 

--- ---

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~ 1n:>» ,.,lO\~.._. 

-110UD ~~ ·~ ....... 
636 


Insert graphic folio 640 here HR618.610

·-· --- - ~" ........... 

- ltQWtl2 ·-....,.._ -'""' WOZI2~ 

- ""'''" -..... _ - --- """'-r. . ,... ·-· .. ., ..... 

--- -

-~T• ""'' -· l01o»12"'-' 

..... --- ---- ··- - *'>1111:--

........ 

COE.RUSH.001046 
637 


Insert graphic folio 641 here HR618.611

Database: RMOA TABASE -or;mreM Batch Report 

RM CM DATABASE 

BatCh Number: H002S342 

Transaction Source Cash 

C$'iegory/Oesenption Date Code Type Invoice# 

TENANT ADJUSTMENTS 

~JiQ.I§.Qlli 

Tenant Aceruals and Adjustments 

Bw1ding ldllease ld: 179SOO SEC001 Congressmen Bobby Rush 

CAM CAM Recovery 1212et2011 wo CPY CAM RecovefY Prior Year 12!2SJ2011 wo INS Insurance Recovery 1212812011 WO IPY Insurance Recovery Pr Yr 1212812011 wo RST RE Tax Recovery 12/2Sl2011 wo RPY RE Tax Recovery Prior Yr 12/2at2011 wo STR Store Base Rent 12/28/2()11 wo 

GRANO TOTALS: Control: O.OOOR 

OetaiiTotar: O.OOOR 

Tenant. O.OOOR 

Seeun'ty Adju$tments: O.OOOR 

Non Tenant O.OOOR 

• Security Oesposit Applied 

COE.RUSH.001047 

24,755.73CR 

24,755.73CR 

2.4,755.73CR 

O.OOCR 

O.OOCR 

Dale: Page;·~~ 1212812011 "D lime: 10:30A 

Credit Reept 

Amount Reference Type 

5.000.00 

1.057.15 

226.00 

17.02 

7.200.00 

2,729.56 

7,524.00 
638 


Insert graphic folio 642 here HR618.612

Database: RMDATABASE 

CafegoryrDescrlption 

TENANT ADJUSTMENTS 

~ H033?386 

Buildirg ld/Leasa Itt 179800 SEC001 

CAM CAM Recovery 

CPY CAM Recovery Prior Year 

tNS Insurance Recovery 

IPY Insurance Recovery Pr Yr 

RET RE Tax Recovery 

RPY RE Tax Recovery Prior Yr 

STR Slore Base Rent 

GRANO TOTAlS: Control: 

Detail Total: 

Tenant 

Open CM Sateh Report 

RM CM OATASASE 

Batch Number. H0023171 

Transaction Source Cash 

Date Code Type Invoice# 

Tsnant Accruals and Adjustments 

2ndWard Regular Democratic: Pty 

12!312010 wo 12/312010 wo 12!312010 wo 12!312010 WO 

12/312010 wo 

121312010 wo 1213f2010 wo 

O.OOOR 22,413.43CR 

Seeurlty Adjustments: 

O.OODR 

O.OODR 

O.OODR 

O.OODR 

22,413.43CR 

22,413.43CR 

O.OOCR 

Non.T&nant O.OOCR 

• Security Oesposit Applied 

COE.RUSH.001048 

Amount 

6,000.00 

1,404.51 

228,00 

2B.35 

3,-030.00 

4,192.57 

7,524.00 

Credit Recpt 

Reference Type 
639 


Insert graphic folio 643 here HR618.613

OaL!Ibasa: RMDATABASE 

Category/Description 

TENANT ADJUSTMENTS 

Building ldllease ld: 179800 SEC001 

CAM CAM Recovel)' 

CPY CAM Recovery Prior Year 

INS Insurance Recovery 

IPY Insurance Recovery Pr Yr 

RET RE Tax Recovery 

RPY RE Tax Recovery Prior Yr 

sm Store Bas& Rent 

GRAND TOTAl.$: Con!r¢1; 

Oetal!Total: Te-nant: 

Open CM Batch Report 

RM'CM OATAEASE 

Oateh Number: H0021234 

Transaction Source Cash 

Date Code Type Invoice# 

Tenant Accruals and Adjustments 

2ndWard Regular OemocraUe pty 

121712000 wo 121112009 wo 121712009 wo 121712009 wo 121712009 WO 

1217/2009 wo 1217/.2009 wo 

129.16DR 

Security Adjustments: 

129.160R 

12SI.16DR 

O.DOOR Non Tenant: O.OOOR 

• Security Dt»~sit Applied 

COE.RUSH.001049 

Amount 

6,000.00 

1,698..35 

228.00 

19.32 

3,038.00 

1.038.51 

7,524.00 

f

. 

. 

: 

1217/2~ I: 03:21PM l/ 

Reference 

~ Type 

/ ~? 

J 
640 


Insert graphic folio 644 here HR618.614

Database: RMOATABASE Aged Oe6nquencie$ ·····~ 

RM CM DATABASE 

BLDG; 179800 lAKE MEADOWS SHOPPING CENTER 

Oato: 121712009 

Invoice Oat& Category Source Amount Current 30 60 

INS Insurance Recovery 228.00 19.00 19.00 19.00 19.00 152.00 

IPY lnsur.mce Recowry Pr Yr 19.32 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 19.32 

RET RE Tax Recovery 3.036.00 253.00 253.00 253.00 253.00 2.024.00 

RPY RE Tax Recovery Prior Yr 1,538.51 1,538.51 0.00 0,00 0.00 0.00 

STR Store Base Rent 7.524.00 627.00 627.00 627.00 1$27.00 5,016.00 

2ndWard Regular Democratic Pty Total: 20,044.18 2,937.51 1,399.00 1,399.00 1,399.00 12,909.81 

CAM CAM Recovery 6,000.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 4,000.00 

CPY CAM Recovery Pl'ior Year 1,698.35 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1,698.35 

INS Insurance Recovery 228.00 19.00 19.00 19.00 19.00 152.00 

IPY Insurance Recovery Pr Yr 19.32 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 19.32 

RET Re Tax Recovery 3,035.00 253.00 253.00 253.00 25300 2.024.00 

RPY RE Tax Recovery Prior Yr 1,538.51 1,5.38.51 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

STR Store Base Rent 7,524.00 627.00 627.00 627.00 627.00 5,016.00 

BLDG 179800 Total: 20,044.18 2.937.51 1,399.00 1.399.00 1,399.00 12.909.67 

CAM CAM Recovery 6,000.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 4,000.00 

CPY CAM Aeeovery PriorY ear 1,e98.35 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.698.35 

INS Insurance Recovery 228.00 19.00 19.00 19.00 19.00 152.00 

IPY Insurance Rec:overy Pr Yr 19.32 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 19.32 

RET RE Tax Recovery 3.036.00 253.00 253.00 253.00 253.00 2,024.00 

RPY RE Tax Recovery Prior Yr 1,538.51 1,538.51 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

STR Store Base Rent 7,524.00 627.00 627.00 627.00 627.{)0 5,016.00 

Grand Total: 20,044.1a 2,937.51 1,399.00 1,399.00 1,399.00 12.909.$7 

COE.RUSH.001050 
641 


Insert graphic folio 645 here HR618.615

Database: RMOATASASE 

Ca!egory/OescrlptiQO 

TENANT ADJUSTMENTS 

Receipt ld: H0605421 

Building ldll.eas& ld; 179800 SE:C001 

CAM CAiJI Recovery 

CPY CAMRacoveryPrlorYear 

INS Jn&urance Recovery 

IPY Insurance Recovery Pr Yr 

RET RE Tax Rteovery 

RPY RE Tax Recovery Prior Yr 

STR Store Base Rent 

ORAND TOTALS: Control: 

OetaH Total: 

Tenant 

Opon CM Batch R~~j>ort 

RM OM DATABASE 

Batch Number; H001S620 

Trnnaadfon Source C-ash 

Date Code Type lnvoic:e # 

Tenant Accruals and Adjustments 

2ndWard Regular Democratic Pty 

1211!12008 wo 121812008 wo 1211!12008 wo 1211!12008 wo 12/812008 wo 12/1!12008 wo 1211!12008 wo 

O.OOOR 19,499.27CR 

Secwity Adjustments: 

O.OODR 

O.OOOR 

O.OODR 

O.OODR 

19,499.27CR 

19,499.27CR 

O.OOCR 

Non Tenant O.OOCR 

e SeCtJdty Oeposit Applied 

COE.RUSH.001051 

Amount 

6,000,00 

1,173.54 

228.00 

44.36 

3,038.00 

1,493.07 

7,524.00 

Page: 1 

Date: 1 21812008 

nme: 01:22PM 

Credit Recpt 

Reference Type 
642 


Insert graphic folio 646 here HR618.616

Database: RMDAT ABASE a~,;g~ ~~~~~~ Batch Number: H0016107 

Transaction Source C;ash 

Category-/Oea.etlpUon Date Coae Type Invoice # 

TENANT ADJUSTMENTS 

Receipt ld: H0253!78 

Tenant Accruals and Adjustments 

Bulldlllg ldlLease Itt 179800 SEC001 SECOND WARD OFFICE 

CM4 CAM Recovery 12/10/2007 NC 

CPY CAM Recovery Prior Year 1211012007 NC 

INS Insurance RecoverY 12110/2007 NC 

IPY Insurance Recovery Pr Yr 12110/2007 NC 

RET RE Tax ReC<Wery 12/10/2007 NC 

RPY RE Tax Recovery Prior Yr 1211012007 NC 

STR Store Base Rent 12/1012007 NC 

GRAND TOTALS: Control: O.OOOR 

Detail Total: O.OOOR 

Tenant MOOR 

Securlty Adjustments: O.OOOR 

Non Tenant: O.OODR 

" Security Deposit Applied 

COE.RUSH.001052 

19,279.04CR 

19,279.04CR 

19,279.04CR 

O.OOCR 

O.OOCR 

Page: 1 

Date: 12111/2007 

Time; 08:36 AM 

Credit Recpt 

Amount Reference Type 

6,000.00 

880.07 

228.00 

69.03 

3,036.00 

1,541.94 

7,524.00 
643 


Insert graphic folio 647 here HR618.617

Wells, Dee 

From: Cohen, Lawrence 

Sent: Monday, December 07, 2009 1:52PM 

To: Wells, Dee 

Subject: RE: YIE Write offs 

You have it. 

~c.u.. 

Senior Vice President Draper and Kmmer, Incorporated 

33 W Monroe SL Suite 1900 

Chicago. ll 60603 312.580.5528 

312.795.2728{fax} 

www,draJ)&randkramer.eom 

www.dandklivlng.com 

www.dkeondo.com 

www.dkbrokttage.com 

~--.dl<r-~li~I .• ®J'!l 

From: Wells, Dee 

Sent: Monday, December 07, 2009 1:20PM 

To: Cohen, Lawrence 

Subject: RE: Y /E Write offs 

should I await further direction to write off Bobbie Rush and City Steppers .•. or do I have it?? 

From: Cohen, lawrence 

Sent: Monday, December 07, 2009 12:27 PM 

To: Wells, Dee 

Subject: RE: Y/E Write offs 

Ok! 

~c.u.. 

SeniorVaPresident 

Draper an<J Kramer. Incorporated 33 WMonroe st. Suite 1900 Chk;ago. IL 60603 

312.580.6528 

312.795.2728 (fax) 

www.QJPP!JMdk{!l{ll!!!hi<QJt:l 

www.da.f'\d!f.liYlll9-S<QJQ 

wwwdi!>~,.._CQnJ 

www.Qig)r9Js..e.!.aae,c;om 

www.dkresldentlal.com 

From: Wells, Dee 

Sent: Monday, December 07, 2009 11:46 AM 

To: Cohen, lawrence 

Subject: RE: Y /E Write offs 

Page I of3 

the only reason I DIDN'T put them on the list is because collection efforts are still on-going. All or most of the balances will 

PROBABLY end up being written off- ·but I wouldn't think we're ready to do it just yet.. .. BUT that certainly is subject to 

different opinions. when an attorney calls and asks for an "up to the minute" Aged schedule" I can't send !hem a "zero 

12/712009 

COE.RUSH.001053 
644 


Insert graphic folio 648 here HR618.618

EXHIBIT 14 
645 


Insert graphic folio 649 here HR618.619

DRAPER 1\ND KRAMER 

March 24, 1997 

The Honorable Bobby Rush 

2nd Congressional District 

655 East 79th Street 

Chicago, IL 60619 

Re: Lake Meadows Shopping Center 

3361 South King Drive 

Dear Congressman Rush: 

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We have noticed that your Lake Meadows Shopping Center office has not been utilized for 

several months. Many area residents and business professionals have stopped at our office 

dcm.onstrating their frustration with their inability to contact you ot this location. While this is 

not the purpose of our letter we thought we would bring this matter to your attention. 

At the beginning of the year, I was transferred to this location principly to spearhead efforts to 

improve the centers appearance. The residents of Lawless Garden; Lake Meadows 

Apartments, and the surrounding neighborhood have been very vocal about the poor level of 

maintenance and shabby appearance of the center. The Owners goals therefore are to repair, 

clean up and maintain a more professional standard for this property. In order to accomplish 

these goals, we mt.lst request the assistance of yourself and our other tenants pa11icularly in 

lhose areas for which you are responsible and are in controL 

With your office ut Lake Meadows there are a number is serious issues which need your direct 

attention: 

~One of your office's windows has been broken and boarded up for many months. Your lease 

requires the maintenance of the windows be handled by the tenant. 1 hope you agree that the 

appearance of your office in the most prominent shopping center in the area shouldn't look 

like an abandoned building, 

Please remove the board-up and replace the broken windows. I have been told that 

this shopping center has had a mechanics lien placed against the property, for a 

windmv previously replaced for you in this office .. 

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-The Uas company, has informed us that they arc terminating your gas service due to non~ 

payment. 

We are concerned that the discontinuance of gus service rnay be a more serious issue 

due to the resultant loss of heating. Without heating you could be responsible for the 

freezing and bursting of water lines, damage to the bathmom fixtures and any 

equipment or materials that you have ill the suite. Further, should this happen there is 

the very strong possibility that merchandise and materials belonging to other tenants 

stored under and adjacent to your office could be damaged. 

Please make arrangements to prevent the loss of heating . 

• The blinds and windows to your office have not been cleaned in a very long time. There arc 

many obsolete campaign signs taped to the inside of the glass. Again this poor appearance 

detracts fr01n your office and the shopping center. 

Please update or remove U1e obsolete signage and have the office blinds and windows 

cleaned. 

We would like to ask that you join us and the commtmity in our efforts to improve the 

appearance of your office, the Lake Meadows Shopping Center and this neighborhood. 

I look forward to your assistance 

Privileged & Confidential 

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DRAPER AND KRAMER 

Lck\l M~tdow' Sbopptng ~rue:r 

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---~Chio.14, !L 60~16 

August 17,2004 

Ms. Rosemary Hall 

Executive Assistant 

Office of Congressman Bobby Rush 

700 East 79"' Street 

Chicago, lL 00619 

Re: Lake Meadows Shopping Center 

Dear Rosemary: 

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FAX: l1Vl25·6$H 

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Two things... First: The attached invoice remains unpaid covering reimbursement for some plumbing 

work we did in your office at Lake Meadows at the request of LaRon Hyde. Please take whatever steps 

necessary to reimburse us for this service. 

Secondly, I bave been unsuccessful in geuing a Certificale of Insurance from your office covering 

liabllity insurance on the space you occupy . 

You are required by Lease to provide Landlord with a Certificate of Insurance proving liability limits as specified in your Lease. l do not find • eumnt Certificate in our file relative to your location at Lake 

Meadows Shopping Center. FaUurc to comply with this stipulation can be considered a default of the 

terms of your lease tgreement, therefore, please contact yOUt insutance provider and ssk that they provide 

such a Certificate with the following named as additional Insured: 

"Lakt Meadows Associattt: Drt1ptr and Kramtr Retail Property S•ryices, Inc., and Draper and Kramtr, 

Jltcorporattd, including their ben<flciorfe. thereunder a"d agmts thereof are nfWftd as addititmal 

insureds with respect to tlte pt'Optrty known as Lakt Mtadows Shopping Cmtcr; Cltlcazo, fL. • 

Please have the insurance carrier fax the Cenifica<e to me and bard-¢opy by regular mail. 

Cordially, 

DRAPER AND KRAMER RETAIL PROPERTY SERVICES, INC. 

Dee Wells. CSM 

Property Manager 

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DRAPER AND KRAMER RETAIL PROPERTY SERVICES, . INC. 

33 West Monroe Street; Suite 1900 

Chicago, IL 60603 

March 18, 2004 

MEMORANDUM INVOICE 

To: Office ofCongressman Bobby Rush 

700 East 79'• Street 

Chicago, IL 60619 

Attn: LaRon Hyde 

Reimbursement for repair of sink and replacing vanity (at the direction of 

LaRon Hyde) in 35'• Street office, per attached copy of invoice (paid by 

Landlord) 

TOTALAk!OUNT NOW DUE: $535.00 

Please remit payment to: Draper and Kramer, Incorporated at above 

address. 

Privileged & Confidential 

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WHITE PLUMBING CO.,!NC. 

'748 N. Kenneth Ave. 

~hicago, IL 60630-4005 

(773) 777-1213 

FAX (773) 777-4620 

BILL TO 

Draper&. Kramer1 Inc. 

33 W. Monroe #1900 

Am.t: D, Wells 

Chicago, lL 60603 

DESCRIPTION 

RE: ~STREET/ BOBBY RUSH OFFICE/ LAKE MEADOWS SHOPPING CENTER 

REPLACED VANITY 

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Than!< you for your bu$lMSS. 

\ Total 

Interest ofl.S% is cllar edon all 'nvoices w l~ " h ... h aJ¢ OI!.Slandmg ov ... r 3G Cays. 

Privileged & Confidential 

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DK, Ct\RLSON 

Privileged & Confidential 

MEMORANDUM 

TO: SCOIT MUITERS FROM: SUE OLSZOWKA 

RE: LAKE MEADOWS SHOPPING CfR DATE: JUNE 6, 1995 

BOBBY RUSH BAD DEBT; 

1995 BUDGET 

I am enclosillg a copy of a Balance Alijustment which was entertd today to 

rcvel're the cbarges for Bobby Rush. The llild D<bt amount to ~ cllargcd for the period 

tbru June, 1995 is $6,539.&2. l'lesse let me !mow if you bave nny questione ft1lSrding 

this charge. 

I nm also enclosing a copy of the 1995 Budget for Lake Meadows Soopping 

Center. ~e bave tbi• put into the system so toot the next monthly linnncial will 

rel1ect budget Gnmhen Again, if yon bave any qestious, ples>se M me !mow. 

Thanks, 

DK000020 

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AlUlAM! 

BATO! 'IDTAL AMOUNT 

CCI\IPUTJID BATill 'IDTAL: 

o::MPUTED DIFFERENCE : 

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1798 361 0361 

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1798 361 0361 

BALANCE ADJUS1MENT 06/06/95 

BATaf #: 857704 

-6,539.02 USERID : SXH2 DATE CREATED: 6/ 6/95 

-6,539.02 STATUS : OPEN ERRS: 0 WARNINGS: 4 

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FUNGr!Oif: BA DA.TOl NO: 857704 

PFKEYS: 2=REFRESH 3=REfURN 4=AOO S=GIANGE 6=DELETE 

7=BACKWARD 8=FORWARD 9=ASSESS 10=DUPLICATE 12=PREV FUNC 

LAST PAGE OF INFOOM~T!Oif 

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rDETACH AT PERFORATION ANO RETURN BOTTOM PORTION WITH YOUR PAYMENT 1 

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r DETACH AT PERFORATION AND RETURN BOTTOM PORTION WITH YOUR PAYMENT 1 

DRAPER & KRAMER, I NCORPORATEO 

LAKE MEADOWS SHOP? I NG CENTER 

3357 SOUTH KING DRIVE 

CHICAGO, IL 60616 

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EXHIBIT 18 
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DRAPER 

04/19/99 

Bobby Rush 

3361 S. King Drive 

Chicago, IL fi0616 

KRAMER 

RE: Bobby Rush 

Lake Meadows Shopping Center 

Year End Recovery Reconciliations 

Dear Tenant: .bffk"'-i / I 

33 w,~~r Monro~ Srreet 

Chicago1 lllmms 6000:1-5401 

TEL 312/3-HH1600 

FAX: 31.213-+6-2177 

Enclosed is our statement reconciling the acm,,'ll998 Common Area Maintenance and Insurance 

Expenses with the monthiy peynv •. lc.:;r:.~-. • ....-!:e during the year. Along with this reconciliation is the 

reconcibation of your 1997 Real Estate Tax biHings as welL 

In the course of our review of the property records. we have discovered that the Insurance Expenses for 

1995, 1996 and 1997 were not reconciled. A reconciliation of these expenses is also enclosed. 

Please find attached as Exhibit A, our i:woice showing the calculations for the above year end recoveries. 

The top portion of the statement shows the calculation used in computing your share of the 1998 

Common Area E>.yenses, ~ncluding the administrative fee as shown in your lease. A listing of the 

expenses is shown on Exhibit B. 

The middle portion of the statement shows the calculations we used in computing your share of the 1995, 

1996 1997 and 1998 insurance expenses. 

The last portion of the statement shows the calculations used in reconciling your share of 1997 payable 

1998 real estate taxes with the amounts billed monthly during 1997. 

Finally, based on the above reconciled charges, we are adjusting your monthly charges effective May 1, 

1999 as follows. Therefore, effective May 1, 1999 your monthly rental payment is as follows, 

Minimum Rent 

Common Area Maintenance 

Real Estate Taxes 

lnsur!11.nce 

Rubbish 

Total Monthly Rent and Charges 

627.00 

474.70 

309.47 

12.39 

14.00 

$1,437.56 

We have reduced your past due balance of $29.517.10 by the credit on the attached statement. The 

remaining p!!st due balance is due with your May 1999 charges shown above. Please. do not hesitate to 

call me at (312) 795-2590 should you have any que:stions. 

Privileged & Confidential 

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Lake Meadows Shopping Center 

1998 Common Area Maintenance 

1995~1998 Insurance 

1997 Real Estate Taxes 

Year End Reconciliation 

CONGRESSMAN RUSH 

COMMON AREA MAINTENANCE -1998 

1998 Common Area Expenses 

1998 Common Arc-a Insurance 

1998 Security Expense 

Total Common Area Expenses 

Store Area 1,506 

Building GLA 175,241 

Tenant Prorata Share 

Tenant Share 

Administrative Fee 15°/o 

(Adminsitrative Fee excludes Insurance/Security) 

Total Amount Due 

Amount Billed monthly 42LOO 

Net CAM billing 

Building Insurance 1995 1996 1997 

Expense Amount 

Store Area 

$26,153.00 525,206.00 $17,175.00 

Building GLA 

Tenant Prorqta Share 

Tenant Share 

Amount Billed 

Amount Due (Credit) 

Ne-t Insurance Due 

1,506 

175,241 

REAL ESTATE TAXES· 1997 

Expense Amount 

Prorata Share 

Amount Due 

Amount Billed 

Net Real Estate Taxes Due 

Total Amount Due 

This payment is due upon receipt. 

Please mail your checks to: 

Lake Meadows Shopping Center 

3357 S. King Drive 

Chicago. 1160616 

Attention: Sandra Hutchins 

Privileged & Confidential 

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Mitchell, Marcia A. 

Subject: FW: Lake Meadows Shopping Center 

From: Hall, Rosemary 

Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2011 12:09 PM 

To: Wells. Dee 

Subject: RE: Lake Meadows Shopping Center 

I have forwarded your e-mail to Congressman Rush 

From: Wells, Dee·~l!lll~ll!!ll!lll'-1!1•••••• Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2011 12:06 PM 

To: Hall, Rosemary 

Subject: Lake Meadows Shopping Center 

Good morning, Rosemary. Hope all is going well with you .. 

Interest in the shopping center and the area seems to be picking up, which, of corn-se, is a very good thing. The 

other day we had a health-club operator inquire about the Congressman's space. There have been other minor 

inquiries in the past. Since someone is not always in the office I'm wondering how we could show the space to 

a prospective tenant, as that need may arise. Whom could my leasing people call- and how much lead time 

would you need for us to show it ?? 

Look forward to hearing from you. 

Dee Wells, CSM 

phone: 3121795-2210 -Tuesdays and Thursdays: 3121225-4288 

fax: 3121795-2816 

cell: 84il7/j60ii2ii-Oii3j09ill••••• e-mail: • 

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March 6, :!0 12 

Congressman Bobby Rush 

700 East 79'" Street 

Chicago, lL 60619 

Re: Lake Meadows Shopping Center 

Dear Congressman: 

email: 

\\riter..:dirt'Ct lin~: 

312)795-22!0 

fax: 3121795-2816 

I emailed Rosemary about this several months ago and she was going to forward the request to you, but l'v~ not heard back from her so I thought I'd try to contact you personally. 

You may or may not have heard that Draper and Kramer is in the process of closing the Protessional 

Building at 3 I" and Rhodes with the plan of re-purposing the Building. Because of that fact, we need to find 

office space for some of our loyal long-term tenants in that Building. 

Landlord is interested in leasing the space you occupy at Lake Meadows Shopping Center to a rent-paying 

tenant and would like the ability to show the space from time to time to such prospective tenants. 

Since someone is not always in that office I'm wondering how we can show the space to a prospect, as that 

need may arise. Whom could my leasing people caJI with such a request, and how much lead time would 

you need tor us to show the space. 

I look torward to hearing from you on this issue. 

Cordially, 

DK REAL ESTATE SERVICES 

a division of Draper and Krame1\ Incorporated 

Dee Wells, CSM 

Property Manager / 

dms 

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PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS 

550 35,451 SF 

Anchored Center 

Re!lOVilte,d Jewel Foods 

w.,tar•""'" one of Chicago's Highest 

Outlets 

• Net Rent $9 PSF • $21 !'Sf 

$4.69 PSF 

• Real Estate Tax 

• Insurance 

• Promotions 

• Traffic Count MLK Drive ·11,536 

DEMOGRAPHICS 

CONTACT INFORMATION 

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