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Home My WebLink About1990-06-26 Info Packet a .', R LI ,q City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM DA TE: June IS. 1990 TO: t' tl :cuncl1 FROM: CIty Manager RE: Material In Information Packet Informal Agendas and Meeting Schedule (agenda for informal Council meeting of June 19. 1990). ,,~ Memoranda from the CIty Manager: a. Stormwater Management b. Expansion of Existing Parking Facilities c. ResIdential Permit ParkIng d, Well Samples. Landfill Area Properties eo Pending Development Issues Memorandum from the City Attorney regarding appeal of tax assessment by HerItage Cablevlslon. Letter from Valda eeghart regarding dlspOS3l of yard "asteS. Letter from Margaret E. Gurll regarding debris dumped behind Raglna School property. Letter from 10wa.lllinols Gas and Electric Company regarding screening of gas regulators, Notice of meeting of Southeast Iowa Municipal League, Copy of lette' sent to 20 residences regarding Southeast Interceptor Sewer Project. o pr\1ldCWl/tC.,o.dl'll* " . IU /7/ //7). /17" . :', 8 .s rl City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM DATE: June IS, 1990 TO: City Council FROM: City Manager RE: Informal Agendas and Meeting Schedule June 19, 1990 6:30 . 8:30 P.M. Counel! Chambirs . Informal Council Meeting 1. Stormwater Management 2. Proposed new parking ramps 3. Discussion. residential permit parking June 2S, 1990 7:30 . 9:00 P.M. Council Chambers Informal Council Meeting' Agenda Pending June 26, 1990 7:30 P.M. . Regular Council Meeting' Council Chambers July 4, 1990 HOLIDAY. CITY OFFICES CLOSED July 9, 1990 6:30 . 8:30 P,M. Council Chambers Informal CouncIl Meeting. Agenda Pending July 10, 1990 7:30 P.M. . Regular Council Meeting' CouncIl Chambers PENDING LIST LeasIng of Airport Land for Commercial Use Stormwater Management Ordinance Review East Side Storm Drainage Improvements Environmental Issues reo Land Development Sales/SolicItation on CIty Plaza AppoIntments to Committee on Community Needs and Housing CommIssIon. June 26, 1990 Appointments to Affordable Housing Task Force' July 10, 1990 Tuesday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Monday Tuesday //~).. I. tJ ::', - 5 "1 City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Dalo: Juno 14, 1990 To: CIIy Council From: Cily Managor Ro: Stormwator Managomonl AJ you will rocall Irom tho 1991 budgot proposals, tho Issue of stormwalor managomont was ra!S9d M a MUI9 Issue, We have a particular concern for Its short,torm co:l con:oqUOIlClla ($600,000 In budgot roquosts) as woll as tho oxpandlng Fodoral and Stato 8uthorlly Inlo Ihls Iradltlonal municipal sorvlco, I bollovo that wo will oxporlonco many dramatic and Iikoly vory oxlonsivo changos In Fodoral pollclos and thoroby Impose an additional now Rnanclal burdon on local govornmont without any commonsurato financial assistance. In 1987, wllh the roauthorlzatlon 01 tho Cloan Wator Act, Congross placod slgnlRcant new Impolus on conlrolllng slormwator runoff and Iho offoct ollhat runoff on our onvlronmont, In the roauthorlzatlon loglslatlon by tho yoar 1992, communllios with populations of 100,000 or more will be roqulrod to socuro Fedoral pollutant dlschargo pe,mlls lor stormwator managomont systoms. this may provo 10 bo a financial and dovolopmont nlghtmara as we struggle 10 manage our communlly's dovolopmonl and to gonorale tho Rnanclal resourcos to pay for those now Fodoral pollclos. Wllh tho 1992 doadllne, I bollove that 8mallor communities, such as ours, cannot be far bohlnd In fooling tho Impact 01 this Fodoral Govornmont mandalo. With an ovorburdonod Slato rogulatod proporty tax, sorlous quostlons arlso as to how wo are to continually finance those mandatos and stili provldo curront, or If you doslre, oxpandod programs within our municipal sorvlco rosponslblllly. Tho major policy Issue relsod In the 1991 budgol was 01 a fiscal naturo, thai Is wo nood to Immodlatoly undortake work to dotormlno tho oxlont of (as woll as we conI and how to finance this futuro oxponse, As Indlcalod In tho policy proposal, Incorporatod in tho budgot, wo may wish 10 croale a formal slormwator managomonl ulllily similar to our walor and sowor sysloms and thoroby romovo tho cost 01 slormwalor managomontlrom Ihe proporly lax and dlrocllts oxponso loward a utlllly/usor foo, Tho Iowa Loglslaturo has rocontly approvod a bill which pormlts the " . I/~ a::" R 5 ;=1 2 cloalJon of tho alormwalor managomonVdralnago syslom ullllry as a moans by whiCh to flnanco thoso sorvlcos. Wo musl also In our rovlow nolloso sight of Iho nood 10 monitor our stormwalor managomont dovolopmonl pollclos. this Is a froquonl causo of dovolopor concorn and lrustralJon. Howovor, II wo do not undortako tho work at this tlmo, Ills IIko~ thai ovon moro rostrlctivo fodoral~ mandatod action will bo Imposod In tho vory noar futuro. Dovolopmont policy atso noods to bo rovlowod to hopoful~ avoid futuro troatmont oxponso 01 slormwator. Howovor, Ihoro may bo Instancos whoro Ills Impractical. SublJo changos continuo to occur throughout our communlly such 8! our stormwater m8ll8gemenl work along Fbl,ton Crook and now tho stomr,.,-atar plans for tho Washington Park aroa oasl 01 First Avonuo. Slgnlncanl capllal cosls and long.lorm Cily malntonsnco of thoso dralnagoways Is Inovltablo, as woll as Iho oxponso to our cllJzons. Wo havo undortakon somo now malntonanco Inltlatlvos, as suggostod by tho Iowa Consorvatlon Corps/Doparlmont of Public Works proposal. Whilo I do not havo Immodlalo rocommondatlons/aolutlons for tho financial as woil as dovolopmont planning Issuos, thoro aro cortaln Issuos that you nood to bo aworo of as you consldor futuro pollclos and provldo mo wllh dlroctlon. As Indlcotod, timing Is of tho ossonco and wo nood to Incorporato our slormwator managomont pollclos and thinking Into our ovorall onvlronmont managomont concorns. Wo strugglo to addrass tho Issuos olaffordablo rosldontlal housing and now wo conlJnuo to find oursolvos trappod Into 0 rogulatory cyclo that roqulros moro and moro strlngontlocollnltlatlvos to fulnil currontand Impondlng Fedoral mandatos. Wllh oach comos a potontlal for Incroaso In tho cosl of dovolopmonl and furthor oxacorbato our communlly's affordoblllly problom. I oxpoct that wo will roqulro full.tlmo slaff ollontlon to this Issuo In tho noar fuluro. Tho Fodoral Govornmont appoars 10 bo roasonably fioxlblo In allowing local govornmonls to doslgn tholr own stormwator managomont systoms; howovor, dotollod ordlnancos dofinlng dralnago and wator qualily goals to dlroct tho planning, construction and financing 01 stormwator manogomont facllltlos will bo nocossary. II wo woro 10 find oursolvos in tho position of providing for stormwator Iroalmontthrough our nowly construclod troalmont plants, I am suro you can approclata tho slgnlncanl cosls, Thoroforo, as wo assoss how 10 fin an co such a mandato, wo will IIkoly /1~3 - ~ .', R S :~I 3 oncourago on.slto troatmonl to avoid as much 01 tho slgnmcant capital and oporallng oxponso lIatormwator woro to bo troatod oll.sllo. Such troatmonl doos, howovor, drive up Iho cost of land dovolopmont. Oldor nolghborhoods will also nood to havo stormwalor managomont pollclos asslgnod to thom and thoroforo wo must nol only consldor our communlly's now dovolopmont, but our oldor nolghborhoods. Tho Fodoral Govornmonl'a primary concorn Is that urb!ll1 'tormwator runoff Is finding lis way Into our rivors and atroams. A policy will nood to bo choson by tho CIIy Council which will allow a formal mastor ptannlng 01 our communlly with rospoct to Its stormwator managomont systoms. Tho unlncorporalod communltlos will also laco similar stormwator managomont Issuos and thoroforo tho portphoral dovolopmont that will occur and tho troalmonl 01 slormwator on.sllo by thoso subdlvfslons nol within tho corporato IImlls will nood to bocomo a crillcal policy In our rovlow of dovolopmontlhat Is boyond our clly limits. Also, tho cillos of Coralvfllo and Unlvorslty Holghts will nood 10 bo Informod 01 tholr rosponslblllllos, I bollovo tho costs aro 01 such magnltudo that our local taxing authorlly slmp~ cannot boar that burdon, Stormwator managomont utlllllos, spocral dlsl,lcts, a rovlow of watorahods, aharod rosponslblllty with othor jurisdictions, otc. will all nood 10 bo rovlowod II wo bogln tho work 10 lumlllho now Slato and Fodoral mandatos. " II 'i bdw4.1 cc: Chuck Schmadoko Rick Fosso Kovln O'Malloy Don Schmolsor , ,}t)1 " II .i.__ I _,I' -rr . ( . . '. ~. . .' .. ~ I I " . //~.3 . :', FI 5 ~I City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Dato: Juno 14, 1990 To: City Council From: CIIy Managor . Ro: Expansion of Existing Parking Facllltlos Tho CIIy has malntalnod a pormlt parking syslom to sorvo tho noods 01 long torm parkors In lho control buslnosa dlslrlct. At tho prosont tlmo 620 pormll, aro sold In sovon of tho ton off.strool parking lacllltlo. oporalod by tho CIIy. Thoso figuro. do not Includo Iho Sonlor Contor lot. From 1986 unllltho prosont, 215 additional spacos havo boon convortod 10 pormlt parking. Curront~ thoro aro 26 spacos avallablo In tho Capllol Stroot Parking Ramp for pormll parkors, All othor facllltlos aro full. Ovor 250 namos aro on wailing lists for pormlls wllh many roquosts for multlplo spacos. It Is apparonl from tho numbor of roquosts and tho avallablllly of Capllol Slroot pormlts Ihat many parkors do not wish to pay $50 por monlh or find that location unsullablo. .i In rosponso to this curront domand for long torm parking, tho CIIy onlorod Into an agroomont wllh Shlvo.Hallory Englnoors and Archllocts to conduct prollmlnary aludlos to dolormlno tho foaslblllty of constructing additional parking lots. Tho silos Invostlgatod woro tho Civic Contor, Chauncoy Swan, Rocroatlon Conlor and Markol Slroot parking 101s. Allor rovfowlng Iho proposals, staff dolormlnod that two doslgn/cost ostlmatos woro loaslblo, Ono additional lovol 01 parktng could bo conslructod ovor oxlstlng parking In tho Chauncoy Swan and Rocroatlon Conlor Parking Lots. In 1984 Rich and Assoclatos conductod a Parking Domand Analysis lor Iho City. At that tlmo thoy ostlmatod a shortago 01 105 spacos In Iho aroa sorvod by Iho Chauncoy Swan Parking Lot. Thoy folt full occupancy 01 Plaza Contro Ono, Old Ubrary and Old Capllol Contor would gonorato o domand for an additional 50 spacos, II~ If I tJ ," FI S S 2 In 1969 JCCOG osUmalod a domand 01205 spacos In tho CBD II1rough 1993, At 1110 limo of tholr study thoro woro 600 omply parking spacos during poak usago. Thoso spacos woro locatod primarily In tho Dubuquo and Capitol Stroot Parking Ramps. Curronl figuros for tho monll1 01 Fobruary ahow a dally avorago 01395 omply spacos during poak usago, this figuro Indlcalos lI1al 86% 01 curront parking supp~ Is occuplod during poak usago hours, Curront occupancy figuros Indlcalo lI1al JCCOG', fivo yoar osllmato was roachod within ono yoar. Altor rovfowlng curront domand, provfous parking atudlos and ostlmatod cost nguros, Itappoars thataddillonal parking ovor 1110 Chauncoy Swan and Rocroatlon Contor Parking Lots would bo doslrablo. This conslructJon should bli phaiod with compttilion ilnd fun oeeupalley 011110 Swan silo prior 10 bogtnnlng construction alll10 Rocroatlon Contor, During construction, pormll parkors would bo rolocatod to 1110 Dubuquo Stroot Parking Ramp. Thoro aro a numbor of othor logistical Issuos such as tho Impondlng purchaso of tho Old Ubrary lot, rolocatlon 01 Farmor'a Markol, otc., thaI will also Innuonco our construction plans. Curront bonding covonants roqutro that tho CIIy maintain 125% 01 nol rovonuos ovor annual dobt sorvlco covorago to onsuro ropaymont. this covorago would bo malntalnod with a $5.00 por month Incroaso to all pormll holdors. Pormlt parkors would bo tho on~ onos rocolvfng a rate Incroaso, Hourly parking ratos would not bo alfoctod. Joo Fowlor will bring tho skotch plans to tho Juno 19 mooting, bc4-4 ,.Jr / lIe "'~jr;-::., '"" " ....... " . . ,. I, ! //?~ ." FI .s b City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Dato: Juno 14, 1990 To: CIIy Council From: CIIy Managor Ro: Rosldontlal Pormlt Parking Enclosod with your agonda Is a copy of a study thai wa. undortakon a numbor of yoars ago concerning ~rklng In lha oklor neighborhoods around tho downtown aroa. Membora of Councn havo suggoSlod tho posslblllly 01 somo Iypo of rosldontlal pormll parking systom. Joo FOwlor, Parking Systoms Suporlnlondont, has rosoarchod thl. Issuo and win bo prosont at our mooting 01 Tuosday, Juno 19, I havo askod him to plan on discussing Issuos assoclatod with tho rosldontlal permit process and tho rosults of tho contacts he has mado with othor communlUos, Thoro appoa, to be numorous options wllh rospoctlo how to admlnlslor such a program and boforo wo can dovolop a rormal sot of rocommendatlon. and/or options tor you, I bonovo a discussion concornlng your Inloroslln such a program would be holpful, Thts mallor has boon schoduled for your discussion at tho Informal mooting 01 Tuosday, Juno 19. bdw4-3 Enclosuro cc: Joo FOwlor .., , ~ I ,', / ..;...j-,- 'lJf .... r . .' II~S I. , , \, I I I I , ! , ;, ~~ o .' I FI 5 ',-, U'/j - Ccy tnINdd NEAR NORTH SIDE STUDY "PARKING REGULATIONS" Hay, 1981 Prepared by the Department of Planning & Program Development Donald H. Schmeiser, Director James A, Henein, CDOG Program Coordinator Doug Hillstrom, Plannor/program Analyst . " , i ,I " , i' , ;: I i1 ,. II , If I' ,I I II :., " i I .t "---I , . //(,5 ! . tJ :', A S B PARKING REGULATIONS Parking rogulatlons In the North Side have been the subject of controversy for some time. Commuters who pork In the North Side seem to feel that the calendar parking systom unnecessarily restricts their parking opportunities. Some Mercy Hospftal employees and Hospital visitors feel the same way. Many North Side neighborhood residents, on the other hand, prafse calendar parking. For them, calendar parking has hod many desirable effects. It has discouraged the storage of cars In the neighborhood, llmfted the number of cars which can be parked on the streets, mode It easier to find 0 parking spot, and factlftated snow removal and street cleaning. But other North Side residents are Incensed that they must move their cars from one side of the street to the other every day. To these people, calendar parking Is Incredibly Inconvenient and wasteful of energy. The lack of agreement among North Sfde residents regarding the value of exlstfng parking regulations, and the residents' seeming Indifference toward the subject, Is striking. Only ten persons attended a neighborhood meetfng sponsored by the Planning Department concerning parking regulations; nearly all of those who attended hod different attitudes regarding current rarklng arrangements. The lack of concern regarding the parking situation m ght be attributed to the mild winter or to a general satisfaction with calendar parking. A sample survey conducted by the Planning Department has revealed that 4SX of North Side residents favor retaining the current system of parking regulations, 4SX favor some modlflcatfons to regulations, and lOX favor a permit parking system. A copy of the survey Is In the Appendix, The Calendar ParklnQ System Some of the virtues and drawbacks of calendar parking regulations have already been discussed. To summarize, the advantaoes of the calendar system are: -Dolly movement of cars from one side of the street to the other discourages students from parking In the North Sfde. It may also make It easier for t10rth Side residents to find a parking spot, -The calendar arrangement facilitates snow removal and street cleaning. -Calendar parking Is fairly easy for the pUblic to undorstand and for Ihe Cfty to admfnlster, Street signs explain the ordinance completely and the City soems to have had little difficulty enforcing the ordinance. The co 1 endar parkl ng system a 150 has severa I disadvantages: -The necessity of moving a car from one side of the street to the other every day Is extreme ly annoyl ng to many North 51 de res I dents, The ordl nanco Is a I so Inconvenient for North Side residents who do not wiSh to use their automobiles every day, find It difficult to got out of the house due to Injury or 111ness, or own cars which do not start in extremely cold weather. -The regulations do not discourage commuters from parking In the nolghborhood. Commuters who work at the University, Mercy 1I0spital, or at downtown businesses may still park In the North Sido If they observe calondar rogulatlons. //1,5" tJ .:', - .s q 2 -Calendar parking unfairly discrIminates against North Side residents. On many North Side streets there ore very tew parked cars. Yet calendar parking regulations are In effect, even though uncongested streets in many other sections of Iowa City hove parking on one Ilde of the street. -Calendar parking unfairly discriminates against the elderly and the poor. For the elderly, moving 0 cor every day con be a heavy burden. For the poor, parking tfcketl are more than a nuisance, As slated earlier In this report, North Side families are more lfkely to be elderly or poor than families In other portfons of the Ci ty. -The dally movement of cars wastos energy. If cars could be parked on one sfde of the street for an Indefinite porfod of time, many persons would probably not use their automobiles every day. Other Parkfng Regulations Although calendar rules control parkfng on most North Side streets, some streots are metered, others are posted for parking on one side only, and parking fs not allowed on arterials. Parking regulations are Illustrated on Hap I, on page 10. Parkfnq Patterns fn the North Side In order to determine whether existing parking regulations ore ad~quate, or If they should be changed, Planning staff sought 10 answer four questions: I, How many cars ore parked on North Side streets, and why? 2. What prOblems are created by on-street parking and by existing parking regulations? 3. Are neighborhood resfdents satisfled with existing parking regulations? 4. How con parking ruIn be altered to reduce the amount of nol~e, trame, conges t f on and Inconvenl ence suffered by North SI de res I dents? To answer tho first of these questions, 0 two.part parking survey was undertaken. The first part of the survey was done on January 14 and l~i Unlvorslty classes were not In session. The survey was repeated on January 28 and 29 when Un Ivers I ty c lasses hod resumed. The number of automobl les parked on each block In the North Side was observed and plotted on a mop. Map 2 shows the number of automobf los parked on each block face In tho North Side when the University was not In session. As the map Illustrates, parking congestion (ten or more cars por blOCk), Is limited to the southwestern portfon of the nefghborhood, How did tho parking situation change when University classes rosumed? Tho number of cars parkod In the neighborhood Increasod from 455 to 578. Some of this Increase can be attrlbutod to students returning from vacation, Tho rest of the Increaso Is probably due to storage of cars by dormitory rosldents tnd a resumption of commuting to the Unlvorslty. As Map 4 " - //t5 Ir ::', - b rl 3 Illustrates, 1II0St ot the Increase In 6:00 AM cor counts occurred on streets closest to the University dormitories, which suggests that 0 considerable number of cars are stored In the nefghborhood. Hap 5 shows Increases and decreases In the number ot parked cars In the neighborhood between 6: 30 AM and 9: 30 AM on January 14 and 15. The number ot cars parked fn the northern and eastern ports ot the neighborhood decreased during the three hour periOd. while the number ot cars parked In the southwostern port ot the neighborhood Increased. The total number ot parked cars Increased from 369 to 455. Since there aro tew places ot employment In the northern and eastern parts ot the neighborhood. cor counts on these blocks probably decreased os 0 rosult ot persons leaving tor work In the morning. In the southwestern port ot the neighborhood the number ot parkod cars fncreased considerably, especially noar Horcy Hospital and the University. Although tha number ot parked cars Increased slightly between 10:00 AM and 2:00 PH, those Increases were largely due to the use ot parking meters on Lfnn and Harket by IIIld-day shoppers. Hap 6 shows Increases and decreases In the number ot parked cars fn the neighborhood between 6:30 AM and 9:30 AM on January 28 and 29. The overall pattern ot Increases and decreases Is very sfmllar to that ot January 14, and 15. To supplement the January surveys 0 mallback survey was distributed during the second week of February. Approxfmately 250 surveys were attached to automobiles In the North Sfdej nearly half of the surveys were returnod. Hap 711lustratos the results ot the survey, As Hap 7 Illustrates, slightly more than one-half of the cars parkod In the neighborhood belong to North Side residents. A large number of Mercy Hospital workers and downtown convnuters park In the neighborhood, Hospital employees tend to park In areas Invnodlate ly adjacent to the Hospital. Convnuters' automobiles are scattored throughout the neighborhood. A number of student- ownod vehfcles are stored In the neighborhood. Cor storage seems to be conflnod soley to that portion of the North Side which Is closest to the Unfverslty. North Side Parking Problems A number of parking problems were Identified fn the North Side. These Include: Congestion - Hap 3 shows the overage number of automobiles parked on North Side stroets on January 28 and 29. A large number of block faces In the southern and western portions of the neighborhood are full, or nearly full. of parked cars. Accompanyfng this parking congestion ore excessive noise, pollution, and visual blight, The large numbers of cars parked on tho streets make pedestrian traffic dlftfcult and limit drivers' lines ot sight at intersections. Lack of Parking for North Side Residents - Several of the stroets closest to the University (Ronalds, Fajrchlld, Davenport, and LInn) ore otten so congestod with cars that neighborhood residents cannot ftnd parking places noar their homos. Hoving Into or out ot one of tho houses In this part of the North Side can bo a major problem. On many occasions driveways and alleys are blocked by parked cars. Since anyone who chooses to park In the neighborhood can do so, commuters otten tako parking places which should, In fairness, be available to 1/~5' tJ ~:' I 8 b ., 1 . 4 neighborhood rosldents. Parkfng rogulatlons whfch 1I0uld gIve preference to neighborhood resfdents would remedy this problem, Traffic " Since many of the cars which park on North Sldo streets come from outside the neighborhood, the amount of traffic on neighborhood streets Is significantly increased by these commuters. Thul, the parking problem Is also 0 traffic problem. If current parking regulations lIere altered to discourage parking In the neighborhood, tho amount of traffic 1I0uld probably also decrease. Cor StoraQ! " According to University regulations, students IIho olin automobiles and reside in dormitories ore required to register their cars IIlth the University and store them In University storage lots. In practice, It Is impossible to force students to comply IIlth University regulations; so many students store their cars in the North Side. Only 0 permit parking systemllould el1mfnate daytime on-street car storage In the neighborhood, Hercy Hospital parking lots (wfth the exception of the "Doctors' Lot") ore usually completely full by noon. There Is no place for hospital visitors to park EXCEPT on the street. The shortage of short-term visitor and patient parking around the Hospital Is caused by the preponderance of hospital employees' cars parked In lots for eight hours or more. There are several areas near the Hospital where parking meters could be installed in order to Increase the supply of Short-term parking spaces. Additional short-term parking might also be created If parking lot rates were changed to discourage long-term parking or If hospital employees were encouraged to car pool or use public transportation. The Hospital administration might wish to consider Issuing free bus passes to employees, purchasing automobiles or vans for a cor/van pool program, or renting unused parking space In the North Side, in order to Increase the amount of short"term parking spaces available to visitors. Certainly any of these alternatives would be cheaper for the Hospital to Implement than the development of additional off-street parking - and better for the neighborhood. Nell Parking Regulations for the North Side If ten North Side residents selected at random from the neighborhood were lockod 1n a room and ordered to compile 0 list of parking "problems" In the North Side, the list might look somothlng like this: 1. 2. Too many students store thefr automobiles fn the neighborhood, Not enough on-street parking spaces exist, especially near the University and Hercy Hospital. Too many cars are parked on some blocks. Calondar parking forces people to move their automobilos more often than 1s necessary. 3. 4. . :r- /lt5 tJ :', - b i~' , 5 S. Cars are often parked too close to Intersections. 6. Some cars remain parked In the same location for several days before they ore moved. Of course not all of tho ten North side resfdents would agree that the "problems" llstod above are Indeed problems. One or two of the ten Illfght point out that cars which ore parked close to fntersectlons slow down traffic and make the streets safer for pedestrians and drivers. Several might argue that no parking congestion exists In many parts of the neighborhood. Even ff the North Side neighbors could agree on what the parking problems were, would they be able to find a solution to these prOblems whfch would be acceptable to 0111 Probably not. For Instance, If all ten North Side residents agreed that too many cars were parked on some blocks, one person might suggest allowing parking on both sides of the street. Another might venture that landlords should be required to provide sufficlent off.street parking for their tenants, Still another might argue that students should not be allowed to store their cars In the neighborhood. If each of these Ideas was discussed at length, the residents might eventually reach 0 consensus on which Idea would solve the particular problem. . In the "real world" there Is no way to gather all North Side residents together to discuss parking problems and solutfons. Consequently, no consensus con be reached among North Side neighbors on whiCh "solutions" to parking prOblems ore best. Without such a consensus, planning staff must recommend changes In existing parking ,'egulatlons which will alleviate the problems described ear1for In this report and create no slgnfffcant additional problems. Only the replacement of current parking regulations with a permit parking system would reduce parkfng congestion, eliminate student car storage, eltmlnate Invonvenience caused by .the calendar parking system, and reduce traffic In the neighborhood. A Permit Parking System The pormlt parking ordinance would have the following elements: -Neighborhood resldonts who wish to park their cars on tho streets would purchaso 0 permit from the City. The permit would be sold for a nominal fee, e.g. $10. The permit would be displayed on the nofghborhood resident's cor, Initially, no permits would be sold to non'resldents; the City might wish to 5011 0 1fmited number of permits to non-residents after the system has been In place for a year. -Parking would be allowed on one side of most streets, although in some cases parking could be expanded to both sides of the streot, such 05 on L Inn. Signs would be posted on the streets which would stato: "Permit parking area. Two hour parking for cars without permits." Neighborhood resldonts with permits would be allowod to park on the street for an Indefinite period, Non-residents would be allowed to park for two hours. Pollee or the Parking Department would ticket cars without permits which wero parked in the nel ghborhood longor than two hours. S I nco nearly a 11 of the commutors who park I n the no I ghborhood currently I eave tho I rears II~S ~- (f:',Ab:9 ' 6 parked for several hours, the amount of tire chalking which would be required would be minimal, after commuters became aware of the orclfnance. -The regulations would be enforced Monday through Frfday. -City cor storago requirements would be relaxed. A North Side resldont would be allowed to leave on automobile in the some location Indefinitely. -Parking pormtts would be sold once 0 year. Revenuo from tho sale of permfts would be used to administer the permit system and enforce parking regulations. -Nolghborhood residents could obtain temporary permits for visitors from the Civic Center. These permits would be good for one week. Abuse of the temporary permit provlstons of the parktng ordtnance would result In the revocation of permit parking privileges. -The permit system would encompass most of the North Sfde. The permit parking ordinance would allow the expansfon of the original North Side permft parkfng area upon petition by City residents and a finding by the Department of Planning and Program Development that permit parking areas should be expanded. .Advantages af 0 Permit ParkfnQ System The establfshment of a permit parking are fn the North Side could hove 0 large number of advantages over the current system: -Air pollution, noise and traffic In the neighborhood would be reduced. The North Side would become a much more destrable neighborhood In which to ltve. -Parking congestion would be reduced. Neighborhood rosldents would be able to find parking spots near their homes. Their visitors would 0150 be able to find places to park. -Storage of cars In the North Side by Unlverstty students would no longer be possfble. - The numerous annoyances caused by odd-even park I ng regu I at Ions would be elfmlnated, Neighborhood residents would no longer have to move their cars every day. The elimination of odd-even parking would be especlally nice for those North Side residents who doslre to use publfc transportatton, hove trouble gettfng out of the house, have cars which do not start In extremely cold weathor, or wish to leave on vacation for a few days. -Short-term parking opportunttles would be created around Mercy lIospltal. lIospftal employees would no longer be pormlttod to monopoltzo parktng spots In the areai parking meters could be tnstalled for tntermedtate-term parking. ,; II~~ ::', R b .LI 7 -A permit parking system would encourage the conservation of energy, Cars would not hove to be moved every day. The system would encourage both North Side residents and non-residents to use public transportation. Would 0 Permit Parking System be Legal? In order to "stem the flow of traffic from cOlMlerclal and industrial districts fnto adjoinfng residential neighborhoods," Arlington County, Vfrglnla, adopted an amendment to Its zoning ordfnance authorizing the CHy Manager to Issue parkfng permits to resldonts of neighborhoods which were espoclally crowded with parked cars from outsIde these neighborhoods. Parking an automobile in a netghborhood wfthout a permit (in a restrtcted area) was mode punishable by fine, The ffrst area to be designated as 0 restrfcted parkfng zone was 0 portfon of Aurora Highlands near a large industrlal-offfce complex. Although the Supreme Court of Vfrglnfa struck down the ordfnance on constltutfonal grounds, the U.S. Supreme Court reversed the dec Is I on, ho Idt ng that: "To roduce air pollution and other envlronmental'effects of automobile commuting, a community reasonably may restrict on-street parking avaflable to commuters, thus encouraging reliance on car pools and mus transit. The same goal Is served by assuring convenIent parking to rosldents who leave their cars at home during the day. The community may also decide that restrictions on the flow of outside traffic Into particular resldontlal aroos would enhance the quality of I He there by reducing noise, traffic hazards, and litter, ... The Constltutfon does not outlaw these social and environmental objectives, NOR DOES IT PRESUME DISTINCTIONS BETWEEN RESIDENTS AND NONESIDENTS OF A LOCAL NEIGHBORHOOD TO BE INVIDIOUS." (c09Stl. Board of Arlington ~, Vfrglnfa, et. al. v. RIChards, et. al., fn . 'Ct:247"October 11', 1977). - This Supreme Court opinion clearly authorizes permit parking ordinances. Furthermore, It allows cities to fnstltute permit parkfng ordinances tn certain neighborhoods i a cfty need not Implement the system In all of its neighborhoods. The Supreme Court on Iy requf res that dls t f nct Ions which are drawn between neighborhoods rationally promote the ordinance's objectfves. A large number of communities have adopted pormlt parking ordinances, Including the Olstrlct of Columbia, Atlanta, Baltimore, San Francisco, Boston, Cambridge, Charlottesvflle, Virginia, and Wflmlngton, Delaware. Other Approaches to North Sfde Parking Problems If a permit parking ordinance Is not adopted, changes might still bo made in existing regulations which would fmprove the parking situatIon In the North Side. These changes would not hove the beneficial and far-reaChing effects of a permit parking ordinance, but would Improve the current situation somewhat. Some of these changos mightlncludo: //t.5" '0 ::', 8 b S ' 8 1. Abolish odd"even ~ on Van 6uron, Johnson and Lucas streets. Remove odd-even parkl~g restrTCt~n;-rrom portions of 8row~nalds, FalrChTTa7 Davenport, an 6100miMton,"'These areas "iH'fi'irhave no cor storage problems or "do' not suffer from congestion, Calendar parking regulations hove no roal purpose on these streets, other than to facilitate snow removal. Parking would be allowed on one side of the street only, City cor storage regulations would be enforced. Re lace exlstln calendar orkin sl ns. At the neighborhood meeting on par ng regu at ons, ort e res ents Indicated that there 15 no need to enforce co lendar park I ng on Saturdays, Sundays, or ho I f days. Currently, the parking regulations are enforcod Monday thru Saturday and on holidays. New signs should be Installed to Indicate that the calendar parking ordinance will be enforced Monday thru Friday, except on holidays. Install parking meters on portIons of Johnson Strect, Van Buren Strut, and at other approprratOl'ocatlons around rerc~ liOiPTtano""'iCCoiMiOdaTe the demand for short-term parking. 1roi=kw th ercy Hospital staff 10 reduce ~emand for long-term parking fn the hospftal area by hospital employees. It must be recognized that these two proposals, although each attempts to accomplish the some Objective, are Incompatible, If Mercy's admfnlstrators could reduce long.term parking around the Hospital, visitors would havo lIttle Incentfve to pork at meters, since they could park for free. Realistically, attempts could be mode to reduce long-term parking, and, If these efforts were unsuccessful, meters could be Installed. 2. 3. 4. Install scattered meters on the most congested blocks of Ronalds, ~alrcht1d, Dave~~orkt, Bloomfri~-:- aiiil1:fnn. One or two meters cou1d6e Installed per oc, Very liille revenuewould bo obtained from these metors, due to tho avallabfllty of free parking on the rest of the block. However, since metered spaces would be open most of the time, neighborhood residents could unload grocerfes or North Side vlsftors could park for a short time In these spaces. Another possibility would be to establish small two-hour parking areas on these blOCkS. Work with University offfclals to enforco Unlverslt~ car storage regulalliiiis. City staff could work iiTth University officio s to'"encourage car storago In University lots. However, there fs no practicable way to FORCE students to use these lots, 50 these efforts may not meet with much success. 5. 6, f!in! curbs near Intersections 12 prohlbft parking, 2! Install ~ slqn\ 12 proliTIiIT Pirklng !J!!!: Intersections. Amend the existing zon~ng re ulatlons to prohibit ~ on lawns. David Drown,7iSslstant City ttornoy, as ndTcated Ihat~cle may be parked In the front yard of a Single-family dwelling, even If the vehlclo 15 not In 0 "park i ng space." This Is an uns I ght ly and somet Imes dangorous practice which should be prohibited. A number of othor opt Ions mi ght be cons I dered by the CIty, but these aro goneral1y less desirable than those enumerated above, A tax could be Imposed on landlords who do not provide sufficient off-stroet parking, to encourage the 7, /ltS' " R b b 9 provision of this parking. Or, the CIty could requIre landlords to provide sufftcfent off'street parking for their tenants. Slmtlar actions could be token with Mercy Hospftal. This approach Is probably not advisable. In many cues landlords simply cannot provide off'street parking on their properties. In other cases to do so would be aesthetfcally undoslrable. Mercy Hospital could provide parking for 011 of Its employees by demolishing housfng fn the North Side, but this Is deflnftely not desfrable. CONCLUSION ANO STAFF RECOMMENOATIONS The stott recommends' that a pormlt parking ordinance be drafted for the approval of the City Council. While the permit parkfng ordinance fs being drafted, the ex~~t b9Ynd~rles of the permit area would be delfneated, parking stickers prepared, signs prepared, etc. Much of the preparatory work for these activities has already been done os port of this study. I i " I I //~5 :. ~:' , -, b ",-, IU 11I1111 0() ",.INO,O() ....INO .....S... HAP 11 . Existing Parklnq Regulations In the Ilorth Sldr .,_~ ""'1111(110 ,u.1NO . . .. olll.IO....1NO _ '''lO()A1 .."1hO I! i I I I i I I CM.OCH '_0 -] -] ...J o DODD IC7MODDDD8DEJ "~IO()~ DODD D ~ I n 18EJ8000 ~ w'" 0 80888 ,r WIII"CION ",,;, tJ ~:', R b FI II - 10 C. 0011 IIAP '2 0 Av". , of Automobt les Parked Per Block Face 11I111 '.10 in the I/orth Side, Jan. 14 & 15, 10a.m,. o 11111"'" i I I ; i ~ 9 i flr--rr--r IIOoltl _ . 8DBBB8 I DDDDD OUCMO 000 0 ,~D DDD D o DO ~O -]B -:]B ]0 BBa ."'1lOl D _D DODD. DDDDDDDEJ _t~~ DDDDDD ~ I il 'BEJBDDD COUlGl ~ D BDBBBD IUI1It(l~ OJ 1/ r ."tlt'11 ,,7,.,nnpn 1.11'"" "It' .... npnf't1'"n(lfI.,) . ::', R b .q II ... 10 0"011 t'AP 13 . Avg, 1 of Automobiles Parked Per Block Facr 111I11 11010 In the lIorth Side, Jon. 2B & 29, 10 a,m,. D 111I IlW< , -[5 I I ; 1ONAl0l ! O' IAlIOtlIDO o GlWtNlOll 0 ]B '-]0 '1oW11I 0 "JB _0 0000 OOOOOOOEJ YAlHINO~ OODDOO ~ I II 10EJDODO COlllGl ,0 D ~ D BOBBBO IUI1INOICIN '/J~iv, ~IIlDnan 'J~~P I:~ npnnin~l/tS" CIUCH Ll -- ~. _._-~- ~ , ' ::', R .,-, t] 13 111I11 INCIlAlIOI.OIMOfI I~P '4 - Increases 1n 6 a.m. Automoblle Counts, Jan. 28 & 29 V5. Jon, 14 ~ IS, ~ I ~ ~ i ~ i I ~ D DDDDD ~D1 ' DDDDD ! .. B · B ~D · DD D8 Dos, DO D ~DD DO DD D ~ DDDD · D DDDD ",,_ DCi1-_11.._lDD _D BBBBEJ DDDDDDDEJ ~INO~ DDDDDD ~ I n 'BEJBDDD COlIICf ~ D BDBBBD .., ,,.~ rl,5" - - ~ 1 tJ ::', F,. .,-" 1 111I\1 0<(11.\1 01 I Of 0011 - OICIIAll 01 1 Of 0011 HAP 15 . Increases and Decreases In the I of Automobiles Parked in the North Side, Jon. 14 & 15, between 6 t. 10 a,m,. j ~ i ~ ~ ~ ~ I - D'" "... aD D ~ DD.I ~ D DDD DBD., D '~DD D D., D D DD D · D oj ,DDG:! ll101N1Of1]D D I DD D D, ,DOll llOOMlNOlllH] D D ~lIlf D DD ..JB C?C?8 _D DDDD DDDDDDDEJ __'~ra< DDDDDD I n 'BEJBDDD ~ m~ D BDBBBD 1lJ11I~ra< 'l/~l'V. ~lannnn rJel'n ~nt {~DOnDt"~' NI4117bDrD indiolltn IlIJomgndJ/(P) A\ N Io.J ~ ......... - {r:" 8. :J-' ;=, 111I11 "'11'11 Of 1 Ot 0011 _ CIIOI'1l Of I 01 llOlI I~ HAP Ie . Incrcases and Decreascs In the I of Automobiles Parked In the 1I0rth Side, Jon. 20 & 29, between 6 ~ 10 0 ,m, · j I ~ ; I I ~ ~ -" 0 -- BO. 00 ..0.,0 1ClNAI0I 0UCM08000 0 o ,,00 0., ~D 0 ' ~I DO o D.u ~NOOtt 0 D ]0 .. 0 ~0()MlI<Cl1OH] 0 II 0 EI ~,,"0 . 00 ."JB · BD~B8 _NO~ 000000 A\ I n 'OEJODDD N CQIIGC 0 0 ~ 0 BDBBBD &lJtl'.",~ "'...'" ,tH",.,. ""n... 1"1 ",,""'1'1", 'I'("!}uttl/1 1f"JU""tn f1lJl""UI(1fiY/~) tJ ::' , - 'I-' ::, 16 . Y1111/VolltI >IIC' ttCMIAl IlAP 17 . Resul ts of Feb. 10 Parkfng Survey o IMINI/I/ClI'lI COo.uT1I . IMINI 0.I11OI1oGI . IlIiOlNI ! Ii J i ~ 9 I I: - I ~ ~~ DDDDDDD ~C1 l:JIDDOOOO ~ DOOOODO 0f.Q~ D:O.OOODO J BBIBIBfTJ BB ,~o ooEJoo ODO 00100:0000 -]BBI818IBIBBB 1l000000lON] 0 0 0 ..... N4: D D 0 OOD ~~IAI IODO ~"']OOOODOOO nlll~ 0 00 I:JI... Jp 0 0 _D BBBBEJ DOOOOOOEJ "~INQ'OH 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~ I n 'BEJBDDD COlllGl ~ n F3DBBBDM ~.- -- - o .' I R ';-, Y .' APPEND I X I ! I ,. ! I I - ----1 i ! I i /1~5 o :', FI .,-, .s II CTV OF IOWA CITV CIVIC C~f\lW 410 E WASHl\GTQN SI IOWA CITy' IOWA 52240 131Q) 35418CD February 3, 1981 Dear Ilr..a City Resident: As you know, parkfng congestfon and excessive traffic are problems In the North Sfde of Iowa Cfty. The Department of Planning and Program Development fs currently studying the traffic and parkfng situation In the North Side. In order to determine what the problems of the neighborhood ore, and to design a better traffic and parking system, the City needs your help. If you would please fill out the enclosed questionnaire and return It In the propald envelope It would help us enormously. If you have any questions about the survey, please contact Hr, Doug Hillstrom at 356-5246. Thank you. ~~lfcer~.IY' ....i 1-:;' ') J/J! ,<~.f(dIV/ D n sclim~r,'Actlng Director Dopartment of Planning & Program Deve 1 opment tp/sp , I " , I' " I , I 11~5 , '.' , A .,-, b' 18 Survey ~ ~ QliS LETTERED RESPONSE fiB gUEST ION, 1. Your automobile fs currently parked on the block of street. Why Is your car P~this location? a. I om vlsftfng Mercy Hospital. b. ______ My car Is parked here whll, I work at Hercy Hospital. c. ______ I am visiting/work at Central Junfor High. d. My cor 15 parked here while I attend classes at the University of Iowa. e. My cor Is parkod here while I work at the University of Iowa, f. My car Is parked here while I work downtown, i It I g. I am Shopping. h. ______ I live nearby and park my car here or near here on the street. I. ______ I store my cor here but live In a dorm or fraternity/sorority. j. Othor. Please explain: Z. How often do you pork your car on the block of street, or wfthln two blocks of this location? a. ______ Every day. b. ______ Usua 1ly fl ve days per week. c, ______ About 3 or 4 days per waek. d, ______ About one or two days par woek. e. ______ Occasionally (less than one day por weok), f, ______ Other. Please explain: 11~5 . .:' , R .,-, ',-, 19 3, At what time of day dfd you pork your car In Its present location? (Please wrfte In the time of day fn the appropriate space) A.H. P,H. 4. What tfme of day dfd (or will) you mOVQ yoyr c~r fro!!! this location? (Please wrfte In the time of day In the appropriate space) A.H. P.M. S. Was your car parked In this location for more than 24 hours? Yes No A\ N I I I f I I I I DDDDBD :BBElBBBB _ J BBBBBBB BBBB~~BB =BBBB~EgBB _JBBBBBBBB JBBBEJBBB ~JBBBBDBBB lDDBBBBEJ 'I . . . ~ .. . . 6, The area which fs bofng studied fs boundod by Brown and Jefferson on tho north and south and by Governor and Dubuque on the east and west, as pictured above. Your Ideas mfght help us Improve the traffic and parking situation In the North Sfdo. A space for suggestions fs provldod below. Please confine your comments to SPECIFIC actfons whfch might be undertaken by the Cfty to Improve 1'1'&:.s- a .' I FI ',-, EI 20 trafffc and parkfng condItions In.tho North Sfde. Thank you for your constructive suggestIons. Return survey to: Hr. Doug Hillstrom Departmont of Plannfng & Program Development 410 E. Washington St. Iowa CHy I Iowa 52240 , 1165' I i I. , j I .1 I I I i I I :' , FI, i-' ,'I 21 CITY OF IOWA CITY CIVIC CEt'lER 410 E. WASHi\GTON Sf IOWA CITY. IOWA 52240 (319) 3S4,18CD March 20, 1981 Dear NQrth Side Resident: Since Oecember 1980, the Department of Planning and Program Development of the City of Iowa City has been gathering Information for Its "Near North Side Study". The study was authorized by the City Council In October 1980; fts purpose Is to suggest concrete actions which the City mfght take to Improve the quality of Iffe In the North Sfde. Topics ~hlch are being considered Include parking regulations, traffic, pUblic facilities, housing, and historic preservation. A neighborhood meeting was held at Horace Mann School on March 12, 1981 concerning parking regulations fn the North Side, It was suggested at the meeting that a survey be conducted to gain a more complete understanding of neighborhood residents' feelings concerning the parking situation, In order to complete our study of parking regulations In the North Sfde, ft would be extremely helpful If you would fill out the attached survey and return It In the enclosed pre-paid onvolope. If you have any questions about the survey, please contact Hr. Doug Hillstrom at 356-5246. Thank you. Sincerely, .,,~ )(J/I :if~~ .~) Don SChm:fser, Act Ing 01 rector Deportment of Plannfng and Program Dovelopment tp4/13 " 11"5 . a:" A 8 t] 22 ~ Please check ONE of the three options (numbers) I Isted below. You may not agree com~letely wlthiany of the chotces presented below, but please check the number Whlch most closely resembles your own Ideas on how parking should be regulated In the North Side, Space II provided beneath each choice for comments. In your comments, please mention the particular aspects of your choice which you like or dislike. - 1. ~ parking regulations !! they !J:!. -Calendar parking should remain In effect on the streets where it exists. -The 4S-hour car storage regulations should remain in effect. -No parkl ng should be a llowed on Dubuque, Dodge, Governor, Church, and portions of Jefferson and Harket, -Unrestricted (one-side of the street) parking should be allowed to remain, where It exists on Jefferson, Johnson, Van Buren and Bloomington, ., II ; : ! - 2. Change ~ aspects ~ existing parking regulations. -Remove calendar parking from the uncongesled streets In the neighborhood, such os Van Buren, Johnson and Lucas, and portions of Brown, Ronalds and Fairchild. Allow parking on one side of these streets, -Enforce calendar parking only Honday through Friday, except ho 11 days. -Install signs or paint curbs 50 that cars will not park too close to Intersections. -Install parking moters around Hercy Hospital to accommodate tho domand for short-term parkfng at the hospital, ,. " . /1~5 tJ :', 8 8 -I 23 .Install scattered parking meters on Ronalds, fairchild, Davenport, Bloomington and Linn In the most congested blocks of these stroets, to open up a space or two for visitors, service companies, loading and unloading, etc. 3. Abolish!!!! current regulations !!l!! ill .!!I! ! permit-parking system. -Calendar parking would be abol !shed. -North Side residents would be allowed to purchase (for $10 or less) a permit-parking sticker, The sticker would allow residents to park Indefinitely on one side of the street. Non. residents, who would not be allowed to purchase stickers, could pork on the streets for two hours, The signs which would replace existing calendar parking signs would state: llpermlt-parklng area. Two-hour parking for cars without permits. II -Permit stickers would be good for one year. -City car storage requirements would be ellmlnated. -Parking meters would be Installed In a few portions of the neighborhood to provide medium/long-term parking for non- residents. .' Ii -The new parking regulations would be enforced Honday thru Friday, but not on weekends or holldays. lli!!!!E.l!! ill.! survey !!l!! return .1!! !!!! enclosed pre-paid envelope, /1~5 tJ .', A 8 ;~' City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM DATE: Junt 12, 1990 TO: CIty Council FROM: CIty Manag.r RE: Wtll Samples. Landftll Aru Proptrtles Anoth.r follow.up ttst was ptrformtd and all ttst paramtttrs art wlt~ln nQrm41 r.ng'$. cc: Chuck Schmadtkt '""" v~y. ..}rel< . . " . I I , Ii I I II~~ a .', R EI :~I -- City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM DATE: June 12, 1990 TO: City Council FROM: CIty Manager R E: Pendtng Development Issues An application submitted by the Iowa City Airport Commission to rezone porttons of the Iowa City Airport loc~t'd ~t t80t South Riverside Drive from P to P/CI-1 and P/l-t. ~ ----<:1----7 --. - "';111/ \ .( V! ~ v.. 1-. n - .. I ' I I, I I I I I /1~7 I ':', , FI 8 ~I City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Dalo: Juno 15, 1990 To: Tho Honorablo Mayor John McDonald and Mombors 01 tho CIIy Council From: Undo Nowman Gonlry, CIIy Attornoy ~,L . _ Ao: Notlco of Appoal and POllllon; Horllago Cablovlslon !no. VI, Boatd 01 Review 01 tho CIIy 01 Iowa CIIy, Eqully No. 52676; Tax Assossmont Appoal for Tax Yoar 1990 (Horltago Cablovtslon III) This Is to Inform you that on Juno 4, 1990, tho Board 01 Aovtow 01 Iho CIIy of Iowa CIIy was sorvod with nollco of appoal and a POllllon, filod In Johnson County D/slrlct Court, challonglng tho City Tax Assossor's 1990 lax assossmonl for Horllago Cablovlslon, Inc. Horllago conllnuos 10 challongo tho CIIy Assossor's mothods 01 assossmont which Includo bolh tho cost approach and tho Incomo approach. Horllago Insists Iho cost approach Is tho on~ approprlato molhod In Iowa, this vory quosllon Is now boforo tho Iowa Supromo Court, Tho Corro Gordo caso was arguod In May 01 this yoar, and wo look lorward 10 a doclslon from tho Iowa Supromo Court on tho propor appraisal mothod. In tho moanllmo, trial on tho 1989 appoal filod by Horltago Cablovlslon Is sChodulod for Soptombor 18, 1990. Howovo" In light 01 tho pondlng caso bofo,o tho Iowa Supromo Court, which Is not oxpoctod to bo docldod unlll August 01 this yoar, tho 1969 appoal will most IIkoly bo lo/nod with tho now 1990 appoal, for Irlal purposos. I will bo happy to answor any quosllons rogardlng this mallor, and I will conllnuo to koop you Informod, cc: Dan Hudson, CIIy Assossor Slovo Atkins, CIIy Managor Dana Christianson, First Asst. CIIy Attornoy bC4.13 " . Ilti. .:', R 8 S Juno 10, 11190 \ I CJ ~G ~J lCl~~~ tG\LJ 't S ttv,I,V ll.IlIIft Il ~". Cd) Cll,l ~'l Oly, 1000l ~ L E r JlI3. City Counc 11 0/0 John McDonald Cl vic Con tor Iowa City, 10\la Rotoronco: dlapolal ot yard waate Doar Counoil Hombera: Although I commend tho council tor '~~kins a \lay to deal with landfill ovorload, I fool that you ahould reconaidor your plan which requirol the uae and purchaao of SI.00 rocyclablo baga. To roaoh your ,oala ot minimi:ing non-biodegradable diapoaal, COMPLIANCE ia tho main catohword. You neod complianco tor auc- ceaa, and ccmplianco can only bo achievod by a mothod which ia the oaaioat and leaat costly or tho system will bo oircumventod. Tho baga are unwioldily tor many purposoa, but moro important, the coat is too hi,h. Conaoquently, rathor than haVing peoplo comply, thoy will aoek a \lay to ,ot around using tho baga. Dumping will bo a problom. We have a oroek which runa behind our property and have problema trom time to timo with pooplo dumping thoir yard waate in it. Now that they muat buy coatly baga, the dumpin, will cnly increaae. Thla leada to back upa ot atagnant poola of \later which are not only unaightly but form a breoding ground for moa- quitoea. Dumping may allo occur in dumpatera intended for apartment d\lel- lera and In vaoant unattcndod areaa, Thora may be more burning of waste, logal or otherwiae, whioh again contributes to environmen- tal problema. You ahould not try to diatribute the coat of the program "among thoae who create the waate" aa haa been stated by aome membera. Programa that aro tor the public good ahould be aupported by the entiro tax payinB populace. All pecple benefit from a prcgram whioh decroaaos the volume for our landfills. Each of ua make our own type of waato and if you are to oxtend your logic, there will bo a myriad ot teea for citizena. Some peoplo don't create yard waate but diapoae a large amount of diapcaable diopera. Should you not hove apooial $1.00 boga for them too? Some people eat more junk food than othera and diapoae of 0 large amount of plaa- tica, etc, Suffice it to aay that the burden of aociolly reapon- aible garbage diapcaal ahould be carried by 011, That diminishes cost and gaina oomplionoe, . ::'J lit, 7 n ." - 8 u, - b There are many other aervicea that the city apenda money on whioh are only utili:ed by a .iven aelment and we cannot try to tax only according to who usoa it. Examplea auch aa the bua aervice, road maintenance, atreet li.hta, bicyole traila, play.round equipment, eto. Those are a part ot community lite and paid tor Jointly, whether or not they are Jointly uaed. Pleaae remove tho Sl.00 tee auch that you don't add to tho dumpin, problema aome ot ua are already dealin, with. A aU'Beation I would like to make ia that you accept a atandard ai:e box or even request a one time purchase ot a lar,e box-like oontainer which can be set ourb-side and the contents (Brasa clippin.a, small branchea, etc.) could be dumped direotly into the truck. SlMllrely, /i~/" ?/;f/t,I/<ttvr Valda Gebhart 8 WostBate Circle Iowa City, Iowa 52246 '. . . " I' if II I II II' ~ .:' I -, 8 ',-, ~argaret E. Gurll Nelson J. Gurll, M.D. 306 Woodrldge Avenue Iowa CIty, IA 52245 27 ~ay 1990 Mr, R.J, Pechous. PrIncIpal Regina Elementary School 2120 Rochester Avenue Iowa City, IA 52245 REC f II/tO JUN 121990 ~1!'; _& j tawul J Ihj IY Dear Mr, Pechous: In accordance wIth our recent telephone conversation, I wish to confirm your responses to my InquIrIes regarding the removal of tho huge pile of brush and debris which was dumped behInd this property last fall during Hr, Ford's landscaping to extend the playgrOUnd. You assured both Dr. Gurll and me last fall when thIs was undertaken so preclpltously..wlth no notlfcatlon to any of the homeowners In the vicinity, which would hove been advisable or, at the least, common courtesy.. that the pIle would be removed eIther later In the fall or early this spring, You also assured us that no erosIon would occur since the denuded area would be promptly seeded. The pile Is still plunked In our backyard and Is quIte an eyesore, The denuded area has not been seeded and there Is considerable erosion; a huge rIvulet now runs down the hill and Its contents stagnate In a muddy pool In back of the house (pictures enclosed). The city storm drain, which Is on both properties, may well be Inadequate to deal with all this new water runoff, whIch of course, highly Increases the chance of flOOding; this happened some years ago when the storm drain was smaller (the city then replaced It with a larger one). The landscaping h!1 greatly dIsturbed the ecology, adversely affecting the wonderful wIldlife In this area. WhIle you said you were unable to give me an exact timetable for action, you did again assure me that (after the school year ends In June) Hr. Ford would be attendIng fIrst to another erosIon problem caused by driveway and roof drains at the school, then would be turning his attention to tho above. mentioned concerns. You also saId that Hr. Ford's overall plans for the area are displayed at the school so that anyone who wIshes to do so may view them, As I stated, we have recently sold our home and do not wIsh to leave the new owners with an eyesore and an envIronmental problem. If my recapitulation Is In any way Inaccurate. please let me know as soon as possible. Your time and attentIon to this matter are greatly appreciated. .I Sincerely, Margaret E. Gurll cc: Hilary Strayer, Attorney at Law Mr. ! Mrs. Michael Lanaghan City Counc I I of Iowa City. Iowa CIty School Board Mr. Steven Ford 1/70 -.- I . . tJ ..., R 8 EI RECllVEO JUN 131990 IOWA,ILLINOIS GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY 00' CII'I. OOA moo ,,- -- June 12, 1990 ( Steve Atkins, City Manager City ot Iowa City 410 E. Washin9ton Street Iowa City, IA 52240 Dear Mr. Atkinsl This is to let you know we will implement a pr09ram to screen our above-9round post-mounted 90S re9ulatoro. We believe a natural screenin9 would be the boot way to make these requlators blend in bettor with the environment. Workin9 wIth a local landscaper, wa would hope to have the screenIn9 In place by this fall. I , I . Sincerely, / I ,,<< .)A~~(' TTH/cp --, eo J1j t ft etfU~c-<.l POI' 01'(110' 1110, IOWA CIN, lOW' 11I40. "lOO1111-llt17l1 . /17/ I 0:" R 8 .CI SOV'lHE4ST IOWA MUNICIPAL ...\"QlJt~- SOUTHEAST IOWA MUNICIPAL LEAGUE 1',0. Do. 154 . Donaparle, Iowa 52620 · (319) 592.3400 PRlllDlHT RE8ECCA REYNOlOS-lCHIOHr ....r<<.lloMpw VICE PREStOEHT JEAHEnE PHILUPS COOIIId......,. ""'"W DlRlCToas CARL AADOSiVlCH ' ",,01, 0tIum.. TOM V1LSACK . "'r<<, MI ""11IM ROSERTA IlOIrsCHA. ",,01, 1t,',boIo RAY ClASPER!' ",,01, KIom.h V'101 IlIlIlDlATl PAIT PRlOlDENr LEROY pmRSON rOl.... CClUf'd t.lombtl. QUlIOoI. IECRETARYoTREASURER CONNIE "'ElK C,,, Clef\, lIonIPW ATTENTION: 5E IA City Offi01alo and Aooooiate Members The June, 1990 Meeting of the Southeaet Iowa Munl01pal L4egue will be hooted by the City of Wayland Meet1ng Date: June 20, 1990 Where: BaoeMent of the Wayland State Bank - 206 W. Main Entranoe - ino1do ftont doors to tho right Reg1atrat10n: 5:30 p.m. Wayland State Bank - 500ial Hour bt Arbo'a Dinner: 6:30 p.m. Coet: $il.00 Call to Order: 7:30 p.m. - Direotor Ray Gaopari Welccme by Mayor Johenry Haat Approval of minutea and f1nan01al report of Hay 16 moetlns Prcgram: Kovln 50zodronak1 - R.E,A.P. Coord1nator Dean Sohade - Loglalatlve Update Next Meetlns: Auauat 16 at Centorville, oo-hosted by Myotic, Houlton and Horav1a I " Ii :1 ,I ---------------------------------.-------------------------- EVERY ELECTED AND APPOINTED CITY OFFICIAL IS WELCOME. YOU DO NOT NEED TO BE A MEMBER TO ATTEND. Pleaae dlatrlbute thie notica to Mayor, Counol1 Hembero, City Clerk and Maneser or Adminlotretor. Pleaee fill cut and mail (or telephone) your reeervationa by Honday, May 14 to: City Clerk 216 W. Hain Wayland, Iowa 62654 319-256-3276 Number of Reaervationo City or Aaaooiate Member //7 J... ,'" A q rl , l~ku\ iffy ~i tct' Jun. 14, 1990 t I~\'V , t r}J 'JP IjJf "":&.. CITY OF 10 WA CITY - JO ~ REI South...t Int.rcrrptor Srrwrrr ProJrrct Our Ruldlnt, Th. City'. ..wrrr contr.ctor wlll bloln work on PrlnClton Road from Pg~t RQAd to Flr,t Avonuo Wvdnvad.y, Juni 20, wrr.thrrr prrrmlttino. Thl .outh .idrr of Prlncrrton Ro.d wlll brr rlmovrrd .nd nlw .torm .rrwlr In.t.llrrd from .pproxlm.trrly Po.t Road to Fir.t AVlnurr. Aftrrr th.t work 1. complrrtrr, thrr contr.ctor wlll do thrr cro.. conn.ctlon work .nd con.truct thl nlw concr.tl .trlrrt, Thrr rrntlrrr procrr.. 1. IXPlctld to t.krr .pproxlm.trrly four f4) wrrlk., Ourlno much of thl. tlml you wlll not h.vrr .ccrr.. to your drlv.w.y, On-.trrrrrt p.rklnQ wlll brr provldrrd on Po.t Ro.d .nd on Mt. V.rnon Orlv.. Pollcrr, flrrr, .nd .mbul.ncI ..rvlc.. havI blrrn .dvl.ld .nd .r. prlp.rrrd for .m.ro.ncy .ccrr.. If n.c....ry. A ,plcl.l crrrw wll1 provldrr curb.ldl Q.rb.orr pick-up .. ,chlduied. The Po.t OfficI h.. .t.ted th.t m.ll drrllvlry wlll not be affrrchd. , ., 'I There'. no w.y to prlv.nt Inconv.nlence durlnQ the comlno welk., but plea.rr recoQnlze thl 10nQ-term benefit. of nlw .nd Improvrrd .torm .ewer. .nd be.r wlth u. durlno this dlfficult con.tructlon plrlod. If you'VI qu..tlon. or concern. on any ph..1 of th. proJect, pl.a.. call m. .t 3~b-~139 .nd thank. aoaln for your cooplration. Manao.r ... IAII "41111"0'0,. 'fllI'. 10." City 10"" III.....". IJItI 116..01.. 'Ak llltl '''.10'' . //73 . :', R .cl " . City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM DATE: Jun. ZZ, 1990 TO: CIty Council FROM: CIty M.n.ger RE: M.terl.1 In Inforll.tton Packet Memor.nd. from the City M.n.ger: .. Applicants for Affordable Housing Talk ~roce b. Solid \lute 'S Copy of letter from M.yor to Department of Correct tons eXDresstng support 17' for funding. Memorandum from the CDBG Program Coordinator regarding resldenttal accesslbllty program for rental units. Memorandum from the Parks and R.creatlon Director rega.dlng the parkl sports complex, Memorandum from the Acting Finance DIrector regarding wa~e. a~d wastewater treatment rate Increases. Memorandum from the Legal Department regardIng Iowa City Smoking Ordinance Memorandum from the Administrative Assistant regarding .n "End of the Ftscal Year" Luncheon. I Memorandum from the Pollee Chief regarding tobacco violations. II~ Memorandum from the Chairperson of the Historic Preservation Commission regarding restoration of brick streets, I;j Minutes of the PATV Incoo meettng of May 9. 1990, 18'1. Letter from the League of Iowa Municipalities regarding filter strip legislation. lIS Letter from the Johnson County Boord of Heallh regarding family planntng cltnlc In Iowa City. IIfl. I, TO COUNCIL ONLY: Memorandum from the Pollee Chief regarding The Airliner. //8 ITEMS DISTRIBUTE AT INFORMAL 6/25/90 letter from Johnson County Board of Health supporting proposed ordinance lIB; reslrlcting access of cigarettes and lobacco products to mtnors. Letter from Carol Seydel regarding rejoction to purchaso land for easement for ldyllwlld SUbdivIsion, Ilf? .., FI g E' City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM DATE: Jun. 22, 1990 TO: City Counctl FROM: City Manager R E: Applicants for Affordable Housing Task Force Attached are copies of the applications for the Affordable ~ouslng Task Force received to date for your review. The appointments will be made at the July 10 Council meeting. The balance of the appllca. tion! will be furnlshod to you prior to that dati, Attachments I "'\ "1t.Ja-r~-- , I I I 1 I' I I I I I i I I i /17 t1 .', FI q :~ ., . ,~ c ( ( (' ftECE IVEO JUN 11990 ( (" r ... -. ""............... ... .1) 1_' '" w..... .... ., --.$SJI7............ '-.....~.,I..". - m David L. Clark , "..1 Eatlte Sal.. & Mngnt ~ 1705 Firat Avenue II Iowa City, Iowa 52240 III (319) 351.7423 110__"_""'__......-_'" .... M~e 9 () Rep~ f -,...........,.... '''IOftITY o URGEH11 o IOOIl U-.. 0110-"_ III T o III 1II"t,. a~~~~~ ~~ft~rll~l?tI1.~~~ 'I ~~ ~ a..O ~~ '.,;~ ~............-. -"J I " a a A Q 1 i I' , 10&......'" -d~ SIONED:ff- f" ,-".. II R 1 p L Y I ,_. ~ 'j ". ",~ ", t. ~"'" "';'J', .,".' '.", <,' -....... , SIQNED: SENDER: MAIL RECIPIENT WHITE AND PINK SHEETS. ......~- .. 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I' I'~ 13191354.9440 "Z: .' ) '~$r ~A." d ... 117t/. tJ :' I FI q ',-, RE C liVED JUN 2 11990 George A Starr 730 Brown Street Iowa CIty, Iowa 52245 June 21, 1990 John McDonald Mayor of Iowa City Civic Center Iowa City, Iowa 62240 Dear Mayor McDonald: I would like to be coneidered for appointment by Council to the Iowa City Affordable Houaing Task Force being created. I am currently serving a second term on the Committee on Community Needs and a second year as Vice-Chair of that committae, I am also on tha initial Board of Directors for Iowa City's recently created non-prOfit corporation to manage the cable pUblic access channel, PATV, Inc. I feel I can contribute to this task force my experience from not only the Committee on Community Needs but also from over fifteen years working in the human services field, speCifically with disability and developmental disability issuee. I have been a reeident of Iowa City for over 20 years, I appreciate any consideration you and the Council can give my application, Best regards, Pbk George A Starr 356-1342 Office 354-5920 Home I " " 117~ 0,' I FI cl EI II RJ: rF IVE'O JU'I ~ a 1990 IOWA STATE DANK & TRUST COMPANY June 18, 1990 City of fowe City Mayor John McDonald Civic Center 410 E. Washington Street Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Dear Mayor McDonald: I read with Interest the article regarding the establishment or an "Afrordabte 1I0uslng Task rorce" that the City or Iowa City Is setting up. I would like to bo ono of the "Bonking Representatives" on this task force, I am In charge or all lending at Iowa State Bank & Trust Company which Includes residential real estate. Our bank has a strong commitment to help rind a solution to the arrordable housing Issue from the Board or Directors on down, It Is With these resources behind me that I ,equest to serve on this committee. I appreciate your consideration and look forward to hearing rrom you regordlng this mailer. Sincerely, ., , Jack A, Koberg Senior Vlco President JAK:mc I!O. 11m 17IK), 10WI1 GUy, 1/\ !22H.171111 ]lll1l1hulIl1 3IO.J50.!Ollll J,^X JIIJ.J!O.!Q.lO . I I I' 11 I I II I I Ii Ii 117'1 o .., FI q 'I n jljll · ~ 'r.C() ~ 1= r r I\} C' vlhd .e/l~Ic.ln .9olm COlfllflunll~ vLlenlaQ tlJeaQlfl Cenleh ~ e. CoIogo IOWa Cty, IOWa !5li!li!4Q 319-330- 7884 Junc 12, 1990 John McDonald Mayor's Ornce 410 E WlIShlnglon SI. Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Rc: Affordable Housing TlISk Force Dcar John, In Novcmbcr of 1989, lIS chalrpcrson of Ihc Johnson County Mcnlal Health Task Forcc, I wrolc a ICllcr lISkfng Ihnl a mcmbcr of our group bc n rcprcscntallvc of thc Affordnblc IIouslng Task Forcc. I would IIkc 10 volunlccr 10 bc a mcmbcr of Ihc IIouslng TlISk Forcc. As Ihe As.slslanl Director and Director of Cllnlenl Scrvlccs for thc Community Mcnlal Hcalth Ccntcr and lIS a long slnndlng mcmbcr of Ihc human scrvlccs community, I bellcvc J can rcprcscnt wclllhe InlcrcslS and nccds of human scrvlcc professionals and Ihc many clients wc scrvc. For many, housing mUSI falllnlo placc for Ihcm 10 do wcll. It's crucial for gaining thc neccssary skills 10 IIvc Indcpcndcnlly lIS wcll lIS to gain Ihc confidcncc 10 scek cmploymcnl, Dcccnt, safc nnd affordablc housing Is a primary conccrn. In a special way I would hopc 10 conlrlbutc 10 Ihc lask forcc by rcprcscntlng Ihe IntcrcMs of Ihn~c In grenlcsl nccd In our community. BUl,lIS a cltlzcn of Iowa City I bcllcve 1 could work In Ihc fntcrcsIs of all who have a need for low and modernle Incomc housing for Ihclr families, SlnccreIY,', I ,3.,6 i,rt'vUof'l. Bob Jackson, M,S.W., LS.W. Clinical Dlreclor BJ:mnm SERVING CEDAR, IOWA. AND JOHNSON COUNTIES , ! ,. i 1/7'1 :' I '~I t] t] RECEIVEDJUN! 4 :990 ELDERLY SERVICES AGENCY 28 South Linn Iowa City, la. 52240 356.5216 Mayor John McDonald Civic Center Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Dear Mayor McDonald; I am Interested in parllclpallngln the task torce on attordable housing. Currently I am employed as the chore/respite coordinator with Elderly Services Agency dealing dally with a clientele tor many or whom attordable housing Is no small concorn, As a long term Iowa City resident with elperienco In human services I have tollowed with a keen Interest the changes and controversies surrounding hOUSing. I served on the Ad Hoc Committee that reviewed the human rights ordinance provisions pertalnJng to housing tor tamllles with chlldren. In conjunction with that service I researched the housing situation (I,e. number ot unJts, tenant demographics etc.) that eIlsted at that time and helped to tormulate the commlllee recommendation. I would bo most interested In pursuing another though, I suspect, complementary research lingle on this topic. It you wish IIn Interview or require moro Information please contact althe addrollllnd phone number above or at my home, 917 Bowery Street, 337. 3535, I hope to hear trom you loon. . ---.- I I II I //7'1- .:" ,~I [I ' I REcr 'Vta ."J'I ~ : .:~~ 372 Samoa Place Iowa City, IA 52246 June 11, 1990 Mayor John A. McDonald City of Iowa City 410 E. Waohington Street Iowa City, IA 52240 REI Affordablo IIousing Task Force Dear Mayor McDonald: I WllS very plellSed to learn of the City CounoU '0 decision to asoelllblo an Affordable IIousing Task Force. The work of thiB taok force will obviously be very important in helping us better understand and addross the noeds of tho undorhousod and tho homeless in our cOllllllunity. I am writing to ask that I bo considored for a position on this task force. It is lilY undorstanding that the task force will consist of individuala roprosenting a varioty of profossional backgrounds and porsonal exporioncos, I have boen a rosidont of Iowa City for a1lllost sovon years and have boen a practicing attornoy in this community for the past four yoars. A significant portion of my law practice has boen davotod to roal estate and landlord/tenant matters. In April, 1988, I was appointod to tho Board of Diroctors of Tho Emergency IIousing Projoct and for tho past yoar, I havo sorvod as tho Troasuror of that organization. As a rosult of my work with Tho Emorgoncy IIousing Projoct, I havo dovolopod a fairly dotailod undorstanding as to this aspoct of tho housing situation in Iowa City. IIowevor, it has bocomo incroasingly claar to me that emergency housing is just one part of the need for affordable housing in our community. If you foel that my background and experience would be of value in this projoct, I would bo vary pleaood to be a membor of the task forco. Ploaso lot 11I0 know if you nood additional information in order to considor this application. Thank you. Sinceroly, Timothy J. Krumm - " 117'1 tJ ," '~I t] j:' ~ ITUt 0' I Rc('r "'~n -".1'1' ~ ''=~Q TERRY E. BRANST AD, GOVERNOR DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES JOHNSON COUNTY OFFICE CHARLES M PALMER, DIRECTOR CAROL THOMPSON. DIRECTOR June 11, 1990 Steve Atkins, City Mana;er Civic Center Iowa City, IA 52244 Dear Steve I I understand you are taking applications for the special committee to study housing in I~~a City. I know thoro is only room for a limited number of applicants, so I am not applying for one of the slots. Howover, I am willing to make a presentation to the committee about the national housing picture and how it affects the Iowa City population, as well as tho housing situation for public welfare recipients and others with very low income, I would also be willing to work with a subcommittee to brainstorm ways that Iowa City can creatively meet the need for affordable housing, In short, I am not applying for a soat on the commission, but I am willing to help in any way I can to address this very serious problem. sincorely, Qm,~\ Carol Thompson County Director 911 North Govornor . Iowa CIIy, Iowa 52240.319.356.6050 . /17'1- :' I q [I :~I RFcr IVFD JUN 81930 JOHNSON COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ROIlfRT J. DURN' CIWUS DUFFY PAmelA LtEADe DlClC LtYEIIS IIETTY OCKENFELS PHON! 1318135HOOO Juno 7, 1990 Hayor John HcDonald Civio Con tor 410 East Washington stroot Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Dou Johna I would approciato your conoidoration whon tho City Council docidoo on tho lIIolllborohip or tho !louainq '1'lDk Forco. I UI vory intorostod in thil ilouo, I UI oxposod to all sorts or rundinq roquosto in which this concorn plaYI a lIIajor part, I think wo nood to conlidor hauoinq on a county-wi do basis and I would bo happy to participato, Thank you. ,I .Richard E, Hy rs Chdrporson REH/jh P.O. BOX 1350 . 913 SOUTH DUBUQUE . IOWA CITY, IOWA 52244 II'lif .' I ,~I CI LI Polly ShlvQ Paul IAI 3 7:5 ~: o.or Avo 10114 City, 10lla 5;!;!ol6 REef 1':1.0 JUN 9 mo Juno 6, 1990 Stove Atl'lnl Civic Contllr 410 E. Wauhlnoton 1011. City, 10lla 52240 De.r Stove, I IIrlto thll lottor In rooordu to tho formAtion of tho 10lla City HOUUlnO CommlttOD (not cortaln of proper tltlo...). Wo hove lovor.l mumboro of our HomuloBBnul1 TOlk rorcu that 1I0uld bo oxcollont candldatoB for lorvlno on this commlttoo. At thl1 point In tlmo 110 havo approxlmatoly 10 conorqoatlonu p.rtlclpatlno In our Taok rorcl, Wo havo roprolontatlvoI from tho UnltllrlanB, thll SynaooOlJo, au 11011 au thll local Christian Churchlls. My point balno that 11& havD ollondorful varloty of porlonu avallablo, All IIho aro vary I~taroltod In tho IBBUII of houulno. I hopo that you 11111 conlldor IIhat ( hAve prouontod. commond you on your ability to SilO a neild, and to tAI,u Action on It. 10lla City has noedod your Inllght and commlttmont to quality of llro for II lono tlmo, ThLlnl:you StovlI, mOBt Blncorol y, .'<(. '/ ".. . //7'1 .:' , '~I t] 5 REef /1'[" ""1 ~ .~~o , w oJ..1 ".... WilliS Be WilliS ATTO~Nrvl AT LAW '10 I COulU" SUUI,O I '010. IoU CIUIQ .. W1U." .......CY. _lUll IOWA CITY. IOWA IU.. Il'-U'.",I June 6, 1990 The Honorable John McDonald, Hayor and Stephen J, AUlns, City Manager Cfvfc Center 410 E, Washington Iowa City, IA 52240 De~r John and Steve: I applaud the Council and the City Manager for the recently publicized Initiative towards Increasing the supply of affordable housing In Iowa City. I shore your concern that over our recent hfstory more and more people are being priced out of the housing market or being confrontod with undersupply of decent affordable housing In some other way. Because of my belief In the Importance of this project, I would feel prlvf1eged to work on 0 citizen's group addressing this prOblem. I believe I would bring the following to such o grouf.: Knowledge of the current workings of local government. 2, Practical knowledge of the legal system relating to the real estate transfer process, 3, Awareness of the legal, political and financial climate for real estate development and Improvement. 4. A belfef that, where government solutions are required for social problems, local government Is by for the most caring and efffclent government to devise and Implement a solution, 5. A flnn conviction that wo who ore Involved In any way with real estate havo a positive duty to enhanco the affordablllty of the basic human need or housing for all our citizens. Accordingly, I would be fleased'to serve In this Initiative In whatever capacity the council wou d deem approprfate. Sincerely yours, CIIW/pJh //7'1 'J :', ,q t] b fiECt.hc.I.I,,:,,1 v' ;j~O CHAltl.lI A. """1'1 ..roMH 0 CIltUIU MICHAII. W ..(......CD' """'U 0 HOUGHTON DAVlI L 'OITI" M "CICCCA IElO.. BARKER, CRUISE, KENNEDY, HOUGHTON a F'OSTER ~AWYCR5 110. OUlUOUI ""ICY ~ 0 10. '000 IOWA CITY. IOWA II'" May 30, 1990 ""tA COOl )11 '1&'1'"0,.( n~ 1111 '.... ,JII,U"OIOI Mayor John McDonald City ot Iowa City Civic Cantor Iowa City, IA 5224Q ROI Task Force on Attordable Housing Dear Johnl I am volunteering to work on the Task Force tor Attord- able 1I0using. There are throe particular strategios that I have an interest in investigating turtherl First is encour- aging more development in the townhouse, zero lot lino, and condominium housing markot, It might be usetul to develop standards that are unique to these torms ot homo ownership. A second area that I believe should be pursuod is en- couraging the "mass production" ot detached, single tamily dwellings. In this town, we no longer have any tract builders. Somehow, we have ended up with innumorable con- tractors, mostly building tor the middle and high end buy- ers. II A third aroa that should also be pursued is the romod~ oling and re-development ot the used housing stock. In this market, tirst-time buyers can recoive more value tor their money it they buy older homes. We should bo lOOking at whether local polioies oncourage those purchasos. Please let me know it I can be ot assistance. Vej;~ tr,uly yours, , d' \ . "",.... . John D. Cruise JDC/do L121a4029.ltr 117f ....., - , , ~I [I ',-, . ~ ~ EC E I\' ED',' ,W 3 I 1990 OuanH. SWarrllndrubDr ~ , SKOI'td Vel ""WlItf S'l' . Rrst National Bank _.... Iowa Clly, Iowa (319) 356.9000 May 30, 1990 Steve Atkins City Manager City of lown City 410 Ensl Wnshlnglon Street lown City, fA 52240 Dear Sieve: The purpose of this leller Is 10 Indlcale my Interest In serving on the committee to survey or explore the need for affordable housing In lown City, I feellhls Is n very worlhwhlle Insk, and with my experience In the real estnte lending Industry, I have n lotio offer. Thank you for your consideration, and I will be anxiously awnltlng your reply. Sincerely, ~ DLS/pw Dunne L. Swnrtzendruber Second Vice P,esldent :i /17 V :' I ~I [I EI RECE IVEO MAY 30 1990 12/4 ~ c!f; v . . 72 ~ 7 I:_f .idt. I rtd~:-t,.. ~ xi ~J ~~~.. ,#J,jt. ,(~ .~~I / ~...iJ~.;;tJ ;(a ;p;~~,;:;(j ~~7/~: ,~~ .&/-/1, Ol.. ~~~W~~<fy..t.o;.?f~ /" /7 ne,!-.{,1 .L~.( II':~' I j"M. t; I:: ~(, ~'t<t.1 4..j 2..~, .4f.,l..",,?:c1: j." .d I C!. 'k,ij '1J; 3 .L...:-~ ~I :4 :.t../I t!7.j ,........:rL:, /(/~ll .......1.( .,t..~ ("./..If...... ,..,i~) J c-.tl L Nd!~1 .J.d ~~.J . " ~/I :<h, .L....~2. :i,. ~~ICi d" #~:~~2' ,,.,t ,'''''-4.'1 . 1.: ~.I r'7 -I A'I-j .z..~,. I ~:.J Af.,,,...: (~u.e.( .,-..t..IA.....1 '~. r'2/.J(.~ wI.-,JJ7 .t 2~., Z ;/1 ~,J/;1/ "'~/..I".(' hI.,. '1.[; I 1W' A.J..7 ..........~ II. !Jttk A<.7 ' / -<<.:/ /. 41 ,~::;t~~1 I d f-J .~",.41 ..w(.~.4..-t.4l-6 ....;. -1 L~:....f' .1.<."... "I J A'';'tP ..i.-< I', (/ J' I J ~11; .)~t ;t/; ~I.j:, 1 ..,:tc~1 J ~YU'1i ~'I4I.t j, ............J .I...Jpr - -..,,- ~ ""'.... -:'7 .I."" - . ~ .. L,.. 1 ~...t~ -:lL;r ,it "/~.It,,;tJ/WJ,t ~oeA , f: ",I: t<<.t-~'4 a~ r./ ..t..,..;1 J + :/.. ..,..c/,'...~ it, ~ j ~/f Il...tc:,)f)4 /'r,.;..., U~~] . "'~"'rr'u, , , ~.L(".J L..- k,,- j eM' .+ti~ .;tf ;r{ 1:'~j .;;t.(,c:.~' ~ :r:....ulK. ,tZ~ .d T;Jt f to<!< I t;'A /.?!<A4.A1.o.' , /-;t...1 r' (J t/, Af1 ~.-f,I""t', /17'/ ~,~" 'I,,~t'.,/ i"nJ 2 , , il I tJ :', '~I [I q REef I 'It 0 JUri ~ 2 '990 June 20, 1990 Mayor John McDonald Iowa City Civic Center 310 E, Waahinqton Street Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Dear John, This is to inform you of my intereat in aervinq on the Affordable Housinq Task Force that the City Council will aoon be appointinq. While I do live outsido of the citi' limita, Steve Atkins tells mo that you will be includinq individuals beyond city residents. As you are aware, the ICAD Group sponsored a workshop on houainq at ita April conference. We found it to bo the most "popular" issue on our agenda and between 70 and 90 individu,,;J took part in one of the two sessions on housing. We did have participation by individuals from outside Iowa City, as this is a problem facinq the entire area. And, as a matter of fact, a recommendation came from the workshops to form a task force. You may not know, however, that tho Leaque of Women Votora of Johnson County is beginning a study of affordable housinq also, and I will be chairinq that study. The League will be lookinq at housing in the entire county. No doubt the Council will be appointing ropr08ont4tives of various constituenciea -- developers, realtors, bankors, those in need of housing. I do hope you will also appoint some persona who don't represent any particular constituency, The perapective of individuals not as directly affected and without aolf intereat is a valuable and necessary ono. I thank you and the City Council for ita consideration. Sincerely, Q~( Pat Jo s , " " I: 1/7'1 tJ .:', ,g 'JI [I City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Date: Juno 22, 1990 To: Clly Council From: City Managor Ro: Solid Waslo Wo hava boon continuing our discussions and ono~sls of our curronl progr!lm or ,gild wMte colloctlon and disposal. As you know, wo will nood to dotormlno tho moans by which to provldo tho nnanclal assuranco for Iho operation 01 the Iowa CIIy landfill and thoro foro those costs nood to bo cotculotod Inlo ou, rate slructuro, Of particular Intorost at this time Is my undorstandlng of your policy wllh rospoct to not on~ oporatlng and financing Ihe landfill but of a mora Immedlalo concern tho wllllngnoss and lovol 01 subsidy you aro willing to accopt wllh res poet to programs 01 sourco soparatlon and rocycllng. Wo aro curront~ having discussions with the City of Coralville about a joint glass and motal recycling and we have rocont~ loarnod that CIIy Carton also plans to onlor this markot. Our rosoarch shows thero Is a vory IImllod gloss and motal rocycllng markot to covor our costs. We nood to bo assurod somo consistency In the prlco or the particular 1I0ms wo chooso to rocycte. Currontly tho $6.25 rosldontlal rofusa foe provldos for routine rosldonlla/ household waste plc~ up and subsldlzos any oxponsos we Incur ovor rovonuos gonorated lor all olhor source soparatloll rocycllng programs. You will rocall thoso aro our bost guossos and markol ratos and volumos can drastically alfocl rovonue gonoratod. Tho oxcopllon Is yard wasto which Is bolng nnancod by soparato foe, curronlly Iho $1.00 por bag. "wo aro 10 entor Into a program of glass and molal It wlllllko~ roqulro subsidy and thoroby an adjuslmonlln tho rosldonllal rofuso rate In eccordanco wllh financial no ods. If you fool to tho conlrary wllh rospoct to this policy, wo will nood to mako adjustmonts In accordanco with your wlshos, With rospectto tho landfill and yard wasto disposal, wo havo Intorosl from an Individual In the prlvato soctor to assumo rosponslblllly lor the compostlng, and ultlmato disposition of yard waste colloctod. Wo aro pursuing discussions, howovor, we will nood to dovolop policies whoroby yard waslo from all communlllos using tho Iowa City landfill would bo dlroctod from the landfill silo to tho slto of tho private contraclor. Additionally, wo will have to evaluate the costs assoclatod wllh /175 " '~I " I . I this oporatlon and Ita ollocl upon tho rovonuo curront~ gonorolod at $1,00 por bag for Iowa CIIy and tho costa of othor communllloa. this momorandum Is Inlondod to provtde 8 brlof updalo. As thoso mal10rs continuo 10 unfold, wo will koop you 8dv1sod. I \ co: Chuck Schmadoko Bud Slockman Floydo Pelkey RIck Fosse Ip2.12 J-t;-;J// ~ltd__'_ . d... j ~ ~.... ~) -- " ! ,] Ii " I, il " I 'I I \1 .1 II II . . . ,I j " , I , I I /175" :', .g " I ;~' , , . Jl. & . "I'~.. CITY OF IOWA CITY Juno 20,1990 Ms. JoanoUo BuckJow, Doputy Dlroctor oMslon of Community SOMCOl Dopartmont 01 Corroctloll$ &23 E, 12th Stroot Dos Molnol, IA ro319 ooa, Ms. Bucklow: I undorstand that tho Sixth Judicial Dlstrlel Dopartmonl of Adull Corroctlons Is sooklng Slato tundtng of 0 pr%el to upgrado and oxpand II. 'OMCOS In 1110 Iowa City aroa, Including a largor facility for rosldonllaJ cllonts. this community has long supportod tho communlly.basod corrocllonl concopl and liS advantagos In troallng local ollondors In 1I10lr homo communlly, whoro approprlato, Thoro appoars to bo a gonulno nood to oxpand thoso SOMCOS 10 moot tho Incroaslng domandl plocod on tho crlmlnallusUco systom 10C81~, I support such an oxpanslon and continuo to ondo,so 1110 communlty.basod corrOellons concopt as a vllal port 01 Iowa's corroctlonaJ program, Through II1ls prolOel, It appoars 11101 1110 Sixth District will bocomo bOl1or oqulppod 10 moot tho noods of tho courts, law onforcomont agonclos, and local offondors, as woll as onhanco our community offorts to protoel all cltlzons and onsuro thol, safoty. J hopo Y9u will soo fit 10 adoqualo~ fund tho Sixth Dlstrlel proposal, Slnco,oly yours, Ll;~/ffetJ~ / John McDonald Mayor cc: City Council City Managor Sixth Judicial Dlstrlel . Dopt. of Adult Corrocllons Board of DlrOelors d bc3-7 · I' '" I' " '" III N Q , 0 N I'. II' . I 0 "" "II'. lOW A I" t' . III', I'... a '0 . f'" III' t II.., 0 " , 1/7C, I. , :.,.g., I ::, . City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Dato: Juno 21, 1990 To: CIIy Council CIIy Managor From: Marlanno Milkman, CDBG Program Coordinator Ro: RosldontlaJ Accosslblllly Program for Rontal Units During tho past yoar and particularly during tho last month, wo havo had a numbor 01 roquost, lor rohabllltatlon of ronla/ units to mako thom accosslblo to handlcllppod porsons. In most casas, the owners are nollnlcro;lad In tho gVflilral Rvi11al Riiliiibililotion Program, bUljust wonl a ramp or othor footuro to mako a unll hondlcappod accosslblo. Tho CDBG Rosldonllal Accosslblllly Program (RAP) Is sol up 10 mako lust such Improvomonts for ownor-occuplod housing, Wo rocommond Including ronlal units undor Iho CDBG RAP. (Ronlol units would not bo Includod In any 01 tho othor CDBG housing rohabllltatlon programs,) In gonoral,tho conditions lor tho rontal unit RAP would bo the same as lor ownor-occuplod housing. Ellglblo Itoms would Includo ramps, doorway wldonlng, grab bars, handlcappod lollols and showors, and similar Itoms. Tho maximum cost would bo $6,000. Tho main dlfforonco botwoon Iho ownor-occuplod and tho ronlal RAP would bo In tho way Iho granl/loan Is sot up. For low Incomo ownor-occupants, II costs aro loss than $1,000 for tho Improvomonts and thoy cannolafford a loan, a grant Is provldod; If costs aro moro than $1,000, a nonow Intorostloan or 11I0 lion Is provldod dopondlng on tho tncomo 01 tho homoownor. For r~nlal units Iho following funding options aro avallablo: A. All COsls for Improvomonts aro In Iho form of a grant. this would oncourago landlords \0 moko units accosslblo, and would Incroaso tha numbor of accosslblo rontal units In Iowa CIIy. B. Cosls for Intorlor Improvomonts (balhrooms, otc,) would bo In tho form 01 a lion or a no Intoroslloan, Costs for oxtorlor Improvomonls (ramps) would bo In Iho form 01 a tan yoar doproclatlng lion (as Is lho caso for tho Rontal ROhab program), Tho ratlonalo for this spill Is Ihal aomo landlords do not wanl a pormanonl ramp on Iho oulsldo of Iholr proporly, and would not mako Iho Improvomont at all or mlghl toar out tho ramp onco tho orlglnol handicap pod lonantloavos. Tho ton yoar doproclatlng lion would moan thai tho ramp would prosumably stay In ploco for 01 loasl ton yoars. C, Placo a loan/llon on tho proporty for tho tolal cost 01 Iho Improvomonls, Tho quosllon horo Is, how many landlords would agroo 10 mako units accosslblo undor thoso clrcumstancosl 1/?7 - , ] .', ~I " I ~I 2 Wo would IIko to give this program a try using Option B. II II works, II could bocome a pormanonl port of our ovorall rohab program. II It doosn'l work, wo mlghltry one 01 tho othor opllons. I would IIko 10 discuss this program with you at tho Informal Council mooting on Juno 25, 1990, to dolormlno In which dlroctlon you would IIko us to procood. bdwl.1 " i I ! ...,! .--'1 I I /177 .:', ,g ." s J\ I \. I , ,'c I( ) i / t I l~ ,I (II. I. L L . June 21, 1990 TOI Steve Atkins, City Manager ", JoI'... ."-.--- CITY OF IOWA CITY PARKS & RECRE mON DEPARTMENT FROM I Torry Trueblood, Parks , Recroation Director REI Pork/Sports Complex I beliovo we are prepared to presont to the City Council a "Unal draft" of the conceptual plan, and a preliminary cost estimate for the park/sports complex proposed to be constructed adjacent to the south treatmont plant. From a staff point of view, we are quite ploased with the design, although a few revisions are being considerod. It appears to us to be very functional, and yet aosthetically pleasing. Preliminary cost estimates total slightly over 54,000,000, Having just received this information yestorday, we have not critically analyzed these estimates, as yet, but will do so as soon as we receive a more detalled breakdown, The estimate does not include land acquisition or construction costs for on entrance roadway into the north section of the pork. Obviously, this is something which still must be addrossod, Also not included are cost estimates for the development of Napoleon Park, as we had discussed. I know the cost estimate is considerably more than I had originally indicated, but thore are several reasons for thisl Throe years ago, we were looking at tho possibility of four softball fields and maybo ton soccer fields - we are now looking at a five-field softball complex and 17 soccer fiolds to acconvnodato our needs, and allow for some future expansion, all parking lots and roadways are proposed to be concrete, there is a very healthy amount budgeted for playground areas and signage, the proposed soeding budget appears to be quite high, as does the troe planting estimate, and there is a very sizeable amount projected as a contingency, plus an inflation factor which miqht not be necessary. : 'II \ II II , II G I I M I R r , , R I I r . I () \I, , (r r, I II \\ , \: ~ . II . I I I .. I I t fil I 1 I U . log n~~__ I ...' tJ .', '~I " I b Park/Sports Complex Pago Two (2) I feel confident that a numbor of the costs can be reduced, but the question wo must ask oursolvos is this, Do wo want to construct a Hrst-class tacility, or ono which 1s simply adequate? At any rate, we would liko to prosent tho plans to Council at thoir informal meeting on Monday, June 25th, at which time we can answor any questions they might havo, and d1scuss roforendum possibilitios if they are so inclinad, CCI Parks & Rocreation Commission I I I I II " ,I i I' ; II I \I II ., II /171 tJ ,'I .~I " I .,-, City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM DATE: June 22, 1990 TO: City Counctl FROM: City Hanager R E : Informal Agenda At the Informal meeting of June 25, Kevin O'Halley will be present to discuss water and wastewater rates. Enclosed In your Information packet Is a brief memo and exhibits concerning thl~ I"yt, Th. wlt.r rites IS proposed will meet the revenue requirements for fInancing our recent water system improvements and propose a change In philosophy with respect 10 rates and Ihe consumption by users, particularly large users. The wastewaterlslwer rates comply wIth DNR regulatIons. ftr~. " , I' Ii /17'1 I. , :, '~I "1 8 City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Oato: June 21, 1990 From: To: City Council , , '. Kevin O'Malley, Acting Finance Diroctor~. ~/~.C:~ Re: Water and Wastewator Troatment rato increases ~ IWI:B Wator ratos wero hst increased in Soptomber 1988. Sinco that timo the Wator Phnt has initiatod using an octdi tional chlll:lical treatment to the water supply and began nocossary capital improvoments to the physical phnt and distribution mains. Tho proposod rate should generate approximately 11.1' more rovenue. WASTEWATER TRP.ATMENT Wastewator treatment rates were also increased in September 1988. Additional revonue is required to fund the debt issuod for the completion of the Wastewator Treatment Facility Project and the overall decrease in consumption by customers, The proposod rate will increase revenue approximately 9.1'. Attached are comparisons of the existing and proposed ratos. I will be attending the informal Council Meeting on Monday, Juno 25 to answer questions that you may have. " . 117? .', '~I 'f , q EXHIBIT oN COMPARISION OF EXISTING AND PROPOSED WATER RATES RATE BLOCKS RATES Porconlago (Cu. FlJMonlh) Exlallng P,opoaod Incroaso First 200 (Minimum Monthly Chargo (Soo Bolow) Basod on Motor Slzo) Noxt 2,800 0.67 , 0.90 3,45% Noxt 17,000 0,53 0.65 22,64% Ovor 20,000 0.46 0.60 30.43% Minimum Monthly Chargo Motor Slzo (Inchos) Exlallng Proposod 5/8 3,60 4,15 314 4,35 4.75 1 5.10 5.60 1'n 10,15 11.25 2 13.60 15,00 3 25,15 27.75 4 43,65 48.40 6 88.20 97,40 Usago and Solos by Roto Blocks Exlsllng Proposod Rlltol I'IOlos Usogo Solos Solos (Cu. FtJMonth) % % % Minimum Chargo (200 cQ 11,69 29,90 29,90 Noxt 2,800 46,78 46.62 43,40 Noxt 17,000 20,52 12,36 13,70 Ovor 20,000 21.01 11.12 13,00 Esllmatod Rovonuo Gonoralod Basod on Baaod on Exlsllng Ratos P,oposod Ralos Porconlogo Inc,ooso tMotorod Rovonuo 2,409,166 2,676,993 11.1% tMotorod rovonuo basod on last throo yoars avorago consumpllon (2,755,167,000 cublo fool) - ': II?? ':, '~I E' n . . Examploll of Wato, Chargolllo ROllldontlal UlIorll Tolal Tolal Walor Uao por Monlh Propoaod Exllltlng Proposod Proposod (In cu, ft.) Cha,go Chargo Incroaso ($) Incroaoo (%) 200 4.15 3.80 .35 9,21 500 6,05 8.41 .44 6.86 700 8.65 8.15 .50 6.13 1,000 11.35 10.78 .59 5,46 1,500 15,85 15.11 .74 4.90 Examploll of Walor Chargolllo La,gor (Ovo, 3,000 cu. ftJmonlh) Usars Tolal Tolal Wator UIIO por Monlh P,oposod Existing Propoaod Proposod Qncu. ft.) Chargo Chsrgo Inc,oaso ($) Incroaso (%) 3,000 30.80 29.46 1.34 4.55 " 10,000 65.70 75.06 10.64 14.18 20,000 150.70 120.06 22.84 17.68 30,000 210.70 174.06 38,84 21.05 50,000 364.10 298.31 67,79 22.88 100,000 713.10 570.66 142.44 24.96 . /11' tJ .' I~I j~' . I EXHIBIT "B" WASTEWATER mEATMENT CHARGES COMPARISION OF EXISTING AND PROPOSED RATES RATES porcontogo Exlallng Propolod IncroOlo Minimum Month~ Chargo (Includos tho nrst 200 CUll\. of wotor usod) 5,75 5.75 0,0% Monthly chargo for ooch adcfrtlonallOO cu. Ii. of wator usod 1.26 1.40 11.1% Unmotorod usor, month~ minimum 12.90 now Unmotored manufactured housing pOlk, monthly minimum por 101 12.90 now Month~ Surchargo: i I i " BOD (por pound) .10 .13 30,0% SS (por pound) .06 ,10 66.7% Esllmatod Rovonuo Genoralod . i Motorod Uso 3,ns,76S 4,080,294 0,1% U 011 1,096,462 1,210,291 11.1% Surcharge 120.000 150,000 25.0% 4,992,227 11,440,565 9,1% /I?? , .' , ,cl i~' ;:, '. Exomplos of Typical ROlldontlal Waatowolor Troalmonl Chorgos 01 lows Chy Tolal Tols' Walor Uao por Monlh Propoaod Exlltlng Propolod Proposod Qn cu. It.) Chargo Charg. IncrolOo (S) Inc,ooao (%) 200 5.75 5.75 0,00 0.00 500 9.95 9,53 .42 4.41 700 12.75 12.05 .70 5.81 1,000 18,95 15.83 1.12 7,08 1,500 23,95 22.13 1.62 8,21 Exampl. of 'La,go' Usor (Ovor 3,000 cu. ItJmonlhl Accounl (Not IncllJ!llng !!yrehAt1l9) Tolal Total Wator Uao por Monlh P,opolOd Exllllng Proposod Proposod Qn cu. It.) Chargo Chargo Incroaao (SI Incroalo (%1 3,000 44,95 41.03 3.92 9,55 10,000 142.95 129.23 13.72 10.62 20,000 282.95 25S.23 27.72 10,06 30,000 422.95 381.23 41.72 10,94 60,000 702.95 633,23 68.72 11.01 I i I 100,000 1,402.95 1,263,23 139.72 Il.OG \ , . /I?? : ,::' I '~I E' :~I ~i'", I)' if Avg. Residential Water Rates Comparison of Iowa Cities Ottumwa Fort Madison 111.16 ""--,--- $6 $10 $16 $20 $26 Rale per 1000 cu. ft. WPC 6/90 /179 J a.:" .g j~' ~I Avg. Residential Sewer Rates Comparison of Iowa Cities Ottumwa -t:...' __411 17.1' Fort Madison -l~:~;.""\~\"'~ ".11 Ankony - \,'\~: \.."<~~' '~' ',i\\ :f'I"'~'."""\:~ \~"\>j\,~\,,\ I.... \':"",1'\.\\\: 113.21 Council Bluffs . ,."\,,.,,\,,\\~ ~! '/, '!:~' '11,12 Cllnton.''^':^''''~'''' \'~..~"', .11 W. Des Moines Urbandale :.nhl "'p,' x"~~""J '"." Marshalltown .. ,\\"l""\,~,:\,,, 11\. ";'.""" "o. "'''' U '17.11 Spencer Oskaloosa Keokuk Fl. Dodge Dubuque " Des Moines ' Davenport Bettendor f Boone Iowa City" Burlington ' .", "';,'''' , 111." Newton ':."~""""."'W\=W.\'I1~~W',~l'" J "1.31 Ames - ',~~\\:,< "";\'1,~\ \ ~,\ H. ~~\n\'\: ~ 11'.3 Marlon ';'\\\1"''''''':'''''''' \ 110,41 : Sioux City .. ~'n %"~,\, ~:, III.8~ Mason City .. tIo',,,'M.'.':,\, 17.11 . Cedar Rapids "'" :1'" 11.11 Cedar Falls" '" '''',1', ,"1,'\ ,\\i~"'/o. ~ 1'1.11 Waterloo .. !~~~\\"~\~'''''l\\\\\\\\\~I!('''\\\\ii\fJ .,..., Iowa City (Prop.) - IIU1 F -,-- ~--~ $0 $6 $10 $16 $20 $26 $30 Rate Per 1000 cu. ft. WPC 6/90 /17? , :'" '~I j~' .S Combined Sewer IWater Rates - Residential Comparison of Iowa Cities 'Inl -.4,---- --f '_'._ $10 $20 $30 $40 $60 WPC 6/90 Rate Per 1000 cf /17' ., .g j~' b I, I (i/t ' L.. I (I!t ' ( 1('(J,r/((I{<.L , ./ .-- , . Juno 8, 1990 Mr, Stophon J. Aikins, CIIy Managor CIIy 01 Iowa City 410 Easl Washington SltoOI Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Ro: Logal Opinion Roquosl . Iowa CIIy Smoking Ordlnanco Doar Mr. Atkins: ~.~.. CITY OF 10 WA CITY q. You havo roquostod a logal opinion os 10 tho slalus ollho Iowa City Smoking Ordlnanco, ospoclally In IIghl of a rocont act 01 tho Iowa Gonoral Assombly. EWI. In 1978 tho 67th Gonoral Assomb~ ollho Stato 01 Iowa adoplod Chaptor 9M, 'Smoking Prohibitions.' In gonoral, tho chaptor prohlbltod smoking In public placos oxcoptln doslgnalod smoking aroas, and provldod donnlllons, oxcoptlons and onrorcomonl provisions, placing tho rosponslblllty for provontlng smoking upon Iho proprlotors of public placos as dofinod. At aboul tho sarno tlmo on April 16, 1978, tho City Council 01 Iowa City adoplod Soctlon 24,5, .Q1lY COd~ which, In largo part, followod tho provisions of Chaplor 9M, ~. In Its lalosl SOsslon, tho 73rd General As:omb~ of Iowa adoptod Houso FlIo 209, rolatlng to tho IImllatlons on smoktng, which amondod Chaptor 9M In sovorallmportant rospocls. A copy 01 Chaplor 98A, as II has boon amondod, Is allachod lor your usa, ConcluslQQ. It Is my opinion Ihal any and all provisions of Soctlon 24,5, City COdQ which dlffor Irom Chaplor 9M, Codo 01 10wQ aro void and 01 no logal offocl. AnaIYsl~. In 1966, Iho 2Slh Amondmonllo Iho Constllulfon ollho Stalo of Iowa grantod to Iowa clllos tho powor of 'homo rulo,' This powor was codlfiod by Iho Gonoral Assombly In Chaptor 364, ~ ~, ;1 An Imporlant quallllcatlon of homo rulo powors Is round at Subsoctlon 364,3(3),~: 'A clly may not sot standards and roqulromOnls which aro lowor or loss strlngontlhan Ihoso Imposod '10 ."f "'IIlIIllGfO~ ,rill' 'IOW, (,I", 10lt, 1"'0 .111.'11.....,. ,,\ 111'111'.10" lIto {1 ::', '~I i~' .,-, Mr. Stophon J. AIkins, City Managor CIIy 01 Iowa CIIy Juno 8, 1990 Pago 2 by stato law, but may sot standards ond roquiromonts which aro hlghor or moro strlngonlthon thoso Imposod by slalo law, unloss a slolo law provldos othorwlso.' Thus, tho gonoraJ rulo Is thai a clly ordlnanco may bo moro rostrlctivo than a stato law and stili nol found 10 bo Irroconcltabto with thai stalo law, Howovor, tho lasl clauso 01 this subsocllon rosorvos 10 tho loglslaluro tho ablllly 10 onacl a alalo law which must bo appllod unlrorm~ across tho SlolO, without chongos bolng mado by IndMdual clllos. Houso Fllo 209, In omondlng Chaptor 9BA, ~, made somo substonllvo chongos In tho application of tho prohibitions, On Iho allochod copy 01 tho chaplor, thoso changos aro Insortod as thalypowrlllon portions, whoroas Iho IyposOI portions woro tho pro.oxlstlng provisions ollho ~plor. Tho !!mondmonl of ro!lllmport to this on~sls. however, Is not a substantive chAngo In tho dofinlllons or application; ralhor Ills tho now unnumborod paragraph oddod to Soctlon 8, which, In portlnonl part, roads as follows: 'For tho purposo of oqullablo and lUl!!2un Imolomontatlon, application, and onlorcomont of stato and local lows and ,ogulatlons, tho provisions 01 this chaptor shall sUDorsodo anv local low or roculatlon which Is Inconslstonl wI\b or conflicts wllh tho Drovlslons 01 this ~haotor.' (Emphasis addod.] When tho provisions 01 Socllon 24.5, City COdQ and thoso 01 Chap tor 9BA, Codo 01 m aro comparod, numorous Inconslstonclos aro found, Including but not IImllod 10 dUforlng dofinltlons of a 'public placo;'tho oxlslenco 01 roqulrod no amoklng aroos which proprlolors of publlo placos must doslgnato; and tho onforcomont mochanlsm for violations of Iho chaplor, Undor alyplcal homo rulo analysis, such dlscropanclos would bo allowablo as hlghor or moro ctrlngont atandards which aro nonotholoss notlrroconcllablo with Stato law, Tho crucial and dlsposltlvo dUforonco In this ana~sls Is tho loglslaturo's roqulromonl that appllcotlon and onforcomonl of Choptor 9BA, ~, bo uniform throughout tho slato. Summarv and BocommondaIlQ~. Ills my consldorod opinion Ihatlowa Clly Codo Socllon 24.5 Is void and wllhoutlogal olroct In all rospoctsln which II dlftors from Chaptor 98A, Codo of Iowa, Slnco this olloctivoly omasculatos tho oporatlon of our ordlnanco, I rocommond that II bo ropoalod In liS ontlroty, and that tho Council consldor ollhor adopllng a local vorslon 01 Chaptor 98A, ~, conslstont In aU rospocts with Stato law, or loavlng tho ontlro mallor In tho hands 01 tho loglslaluro and Slato law. If you havo any quosllons rogardlng this opinion, ploaso fool fro~ 10 conlacl mo. Dan C Istlanson First Asslslant CIIy Allornoy bdw4-5 II if) a .., '~I E' 8 City 01 Iowa City MEMORANDUM DATE: Jun. 20, 1990 TO: All Employeu and CIty Council ..... FROM: Lomtn. Saeg.r ~ ""',lMttt4<L RE: "End of the Ftml Yur" Employ.. Lunch.on An .11 .mploy.. lunch.on will b. h.ld In the Council Chamb.rs next we.k Thursday, Jun. 28, b.tw..n the hours of 11:15 A.M. and 2:00 P.M. to c.l.brate the .nd of the fiscal yoar or any other occasion you wish. Please pass along thts Invitation to .veryone In your d.partm.nt/ division. Gazpacho will be furnished (thanks to Joe Fowl.r, Kay Wal.nta and perhaps another person yet to be nam.d). Employe.s who wish to partake of this luncheon are asked to bring .Ith.r a salad or a d.ss.rt to share. Coff.e will be furnished. If a f.w of you would prefer to donate funds to purchase disposable plates, bowls, forks and spoons, and napkins, please get tn touch with m. at extension 5010, I I , I " i J , i I I I I ('" ,nIII '" *'IliId ,... fill I. , g .., '~I E' ,q , , ".....'-1 "I'.,.. .. , 'l'-~~1. ... C ,.--;o~~ ".. ..' I""~ . ",,-. ',.. \ I' " .~...,\ 'f .",,;,~ I ,,: I'/' .;,'...... '.fI/I" ~Q't~r,i If 1~J ~l :.....~ f~ '. ;_J.!I .. ) , I , I H f H 0 RAN 0 U H TO: FROH: Rf: DATf: Stephen Atkins, City Hanager R.J. IIlnhlhah, Chief of pOllce~J Tobacco Vfolatlons Juno 18, mo Iowa Law, Chaptor 98.2, prohibits a porson under eighteen years of age to bo furnished 'by gift, sale or otherwlso any smokeless tobacco, clgaretl.s or clgar.tt. papers or any paper or other subslanco mado or prepared for the purpose of use In making clgarottes.' Chapter 98.3 sets the penalty for tho first violation at a simple mlsdemelnor which allows a Jail time of 30 days or a fine of S100. The socond, or any subsequent violation, Is considered a serious misdemeanor subject to a Jail torm of ono year or SI,OOO fine or bolh. The stale Uniform Crime Report does not provldo a calegory for a tobacco violation, Tho call to tho pollco deparlment would be recorded as a IIIlscelllneous Incident IS well IS recorded IS a Juvenile Incident, however both contain numerous other Incldonts for which there Is not a specific reporting code. To determine the exact number the department would need to print out all Juvenile reports lhen IndiVidually review lhe radio card In order to locate a reported violation of the tobacco laws. The people who work In the records section of the pollco departmonl recall In Incident earlier In 1990 In which a female did contact the department In regards to her son who had purchased cigarettes somewhere In Iowa City. The pollee dopartment does nol have any arrest data for lhe violation or of any other tobacco vlolallon. In any discussion of this malter we must remember lhe vending machines are a mljor source for cigarettes. If you or any of the council members wish furl her Informal Ion please Idvlse. I. " " '. II!).. ,tJ .:', ,~I :3 [I Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission t(JJtv) ... t(;~ tCl~ !. v ~~~tt J,t( tll-I/7-- 410 I. Wllhl.II..II. I... Cllr, I... 12240 Data: May 31,1990 To: Slovo Atkins, City Managor From: Douglas S. Aussoll, Chalrporson, Hlslorlo Prosorvatlon Commission Ao: AostoraUon of Brick Stroot, Por your roquost, tho Hlstorlo Prosorvallon Commission has dlscussod policy/program guldollnos for tho roslorallon of brick stroots. Tho Commission strong~ ondorsos your proposal and tho City Council'. doclslon 10 allocato lunds for tho rostorallon 01 brick slroots. Wo rocommond thai such funding bo Includod annual~ In tho City's budgot In luturo yoars. As Indlvfdual rostorollon projocts 0'0 consldorod, tho Commission rocommonds tho following pollclos bo usod to guldo work on tho City's brick stroot,: I, existing brick stroots should nol bo pavod ovor or romovod, 2. Whoro posslblo, brick stroots thai havo boon pavod ovor with asphalt or othor niotorlats should not bo furthor damagod. In tho luturo, Iho loaslblllly 01 romovlng tho asphalt ovorlay and rostorlng tho undorlylng brick In thoso slroots shoutd bo oxplorod. 3. Soctlon 31-30 01 Iho Iowa CIIy Codo 01 Ordlnancos, which roqulros that oxcavatlon In brick stroots bo ropalrod wllh bricks, should bo onforcod whorovor utlllly companlos, tho CIIy or anyono undortakos ropalrs of utllltlos. 4. Whon roslorlng oxlsllng brick paving, priority should bo glvon to: a) rosldontlal stroots: b) blocks which aro conllguous: c) stroots with hlslorlcal slgnlficanco such as Iho UnntBrown Stroot routo from downtown to tho comotorlos. 5, Tho City should oslabllsh a sourco 01 bricks for tho rosloratlon of oxlstlng brick stroots and should consldor purchasing bricks from communlllos, such as Williamsburg, Iowa, which havo romovod or plan to romova brick paving, IIf3 - . .:' , '~I :3 ., I 2 6. ExportJso In tho prosorvaUon and rostoraUon 01 brick paving should bo dovolopod wllhln tho PublIc Worh. Oop8r1mont. tn IIghl 01 tho so policy rocommondatlons, tho Commission hos concorns rogardlng discussion 01 tho romoval of bricks Irom tho Intorsoctlon of Brown and Govornor Sllool5 for uso In tho ropalr 01 othor portions 01 Brown SlIoo\. Tho brick paving 01 this Intorsoctlon Is part 01 tho Unn/Brown Slrool route Irom tho churchos and tho mortuarlosthol onco woro locatod downtown and tho comolorlos on tho north sldo, this routo was pavod In brick In tho yoars 1903 and 1907 In ordor 10 koop funoral procosslons ou1 01 tho mud whon lIavotlng from tho mortuarlos and churchos 10 tho comotorlos. As such, this routo Is 01 groat hlslorlcal slgnlflcanco and Ills Importanlthatll bo prosorvod and kopllnlacl II should also bo notod thai tho bricks In thlslntorsoetJon aro lold In a horrlng bono pallorn ralhor than In tho standard pallorn. A horrlng bono pallorn was usod 01 many Intoraoctlons whllo 1110 portion of 1110 stroot botwoon blocks was lold In an undocorallvo pollorn. Bocauso tho bricks al mosllnlilfivetlons haw boon pavod ovur or havu lorgo concroto patchos, thoro ora approxfmato. ~ only six locations whoro 1110 horrlng bono pallorn Is stili In oxfslonco In Iowa Clly. Tho bricks which form tho horrlng bono pallorn altho Brown/Govornor Stloollntorsoctlon appoor to bo In portlcular~ good condition whon comporod to othor brick Inlorsoctlons. Bocauso 01 tho hlstorlcol slgnlficanco of tho brick paving at this Intorsoctlon, wo sllong~ recommond thai anoll1er sourco 01 bricks bo usod 10 rostoro other brick slloots. Wo rocognlzo thai GOvornor Stroetsorvos as an artorlal slroot and Is a sloto hlghwoy, but also aro cognlzanlthat proportlos on ollhor sldo of 1110 stroot aro dovolopod rosldontlally, DospllO Iho high volumos of lIamo on Govornor Strool, tho brick povlng 01 this InlorsocUon appoars to bo In good condition allor ovo, olghty yoars 01 continuous uso. It appoors 10 woar bollor than ollhor concrolo or asphalt paving. Tho brick paving althls Inlorsoctlon may aClual~ bo a usolulllalnc conllol dovlco as vohlclos slow down duo 10 tho nolso croatod whon passing ovor tho brick paving, Tho Hlstorlo Prosorvatlon Commission approclatos tho opportunity to provldo policy guldanco on this Issuo and would bo happy to discuss our rocommondatlons wllh you ond tho CIIy Council II necessary. . bVpc2 cc: Chuck Schmadoko, Dlroctor of Public Works I '( -, ) ( 12'71'~~ I"'~~(l Douglas S. Russ.11 /IIJ tJ .:', '~I EI j=/ MINUTES BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF PUBLIC ACCESS TELEVISION, INC. TUESDAY, HAY 8, 1990, 7:00 PM SENIOR CENTER CLASSROOM ONE MEMBBRS PRESENT: Coohran, Coffey, Bekin, Eveneon (Chair), D. MoGuire, S. MoGuire, Orsren, Starr. MEtlBERS ABSENT: STAFF PRESENT: OTHERS PRESENT: Maeke, Moore. Heee, Peine. Drew Shaffer, BTS, City of Iowa City, Paul Caeella, BTS Repreeentative. SUMMARY OF DISCUSSION: Heee reported that United Way will not prOVide fundins for PATV next yeer, He aleo reported that PATV wae approved by Blue Croee/Blue Shield for health inauranoe. A Hieeion Statement wae adopted for PATV, and a name, loso, and elosan will be eeleoted at the next meetins. The draft of the soale and plane wae adopted by the Board 00 the workins plan for the firat year. CAl.I. HRRTING TO ORDRR: Evenaon oalled the maetins to order at 7:05 PM. DIRRCTORS' ANNOUNCF.MRNTS: Bveneon reiterated that, unleeo otherwiee noted, the PATV Board meetinso will be the oeoond Tueoday of every month. Coffey reported that the Year One Committee had met and had oome up with ita Firat Year Goalo And Plana. Shaffer introduoed Paul Caoella ao the neweot member of the Broadband Teleoommunioation Commioeion (BTe). Ceaella oonveyed BTC'e enthuoiaom for PATV. D. MoGuire announoed that hie rolo aa a member of the Publio AooeoD Televieion Board woe reoonfirmed by the Iowa City Publio Library Board of Trueteee. Heao received a response from United Way, whioh hao turned PATV down for fundins next year. PATV will not be put on pledse oards ao a dieoretionary asenoy that businesDeo oould oheok off, Starr mentioned, however, that there ore oertain limitationo plaoed on PATV for additional fundraisins if PATV beoomeo an asenoy funded by United Way. 01 l/ffL I, 0:" '~I :3 :~I MINUT/iS FROM PATV BOARD H/i/iTWG 5/8/90 PAGE 2 Eekin noted that the letter Dent to United Way wae compoeed on Heritage etationery and did not etate a budget for PATV. Starr noted that the letter did aek for deeignated funding, however. Eveneon ousseeted a more formal preoentation misht have been in order. In regard to health ineurance, PATV wae approved by Blue Croee/Blue Shield even though PATV will not be funded by United Way. PUBI,IC ANNOUNCEMENTS/CORRESPONDENCE: Eveneon brousht to the Board'e attention the letter from Jim Larew requeetins PATV to file an annual report. Eveneon said ehe would take care of this matter. Aleo, any ohansee in addreeeee need to be notod for the annual report. Eveneon noted a letter from Marjorie Hayden-Strait in whioh ehe requeoted the development of an Education Committee whioh would "create, develop and implement video training and volunteer opportunities for 'Pereone with Speoial Neede.'" Eekin susseeted thie requeet be worked in with the soale and plane for PATV. Upon inquiry by S. McGuire, Heee reported that he had received the PATV interim budset from the oity, and he could now eubmit the applioation forms within a month for PATV's non-profit etatue, alons with the budget and the reet of the tax forme. Orsren oommended Hese and etaff for their work on the Open Houee, which PATV hoeted at tho Community Prosrammins Center on April 29th. Thie drew a round of applauee from Board membere preeent. Heee reported that fifty-five people eisned the gueetbook. MINUTES: Minutee from the April 17th epeoial Board meetins and the regular April meetins were approved ae correoted by Shaffer. Starr moved, Eekin eeoonded, and they were approved unanimouely. REPORT FROM BTC: Caeella reported that the BTC ie workins on the refranohieins proceee. Conoerns resardins thie prooeeo ehould be addreeBed to the BTC via CaBella or Trey Stevene. Accordins to CaBella, the total number of ohannelB, the addition of networkB, and the I Ilfl- :', ,~I '3Y HIMES FROH PATV BOARD HEBTING 11/6/90 PAGE 3 quality of tho accooo ohannolo aro all 100ueo the BrC 10 addreoolns. It wao asreed that PATV needo to keep abreaat of BrC'o raoommendatlono, and proaently Evenoon la PATV'a llaloon with BrC. Eakin recommended formlns a ouboommlttee that would work with arc to enaure PATV'a exlotanoe and enaure the relatlonohlp between PATV and BrC 10 otrons. Eakin aloo noted that PATV naeda to make up an asonda for arc lndlcatlns how much PATV needo and why. HISSION STATEMF.NTS: Starr made a motion to acoept Hiaolon Statement "1 ao the flnal mloalon otatemant. The motion wao oeconded by Orsren. Hlaalon Statement "1 raado ao followo: PATV exlato to enoourase looal communloatlon by provldlns oltlzeno the toolo and reaourceo to reach vlowora, and by provldlns vlewero lncreooed optlono of content and preoentatlon. After oome dlocuoolon, a vote wao taken, and Hloolon Statement _1 wao adopted by a vote of four to two. Coohran, Coffey, Orsren, and Starr in favor, Eakin and S. HcQulre oppooed. 'I RQUIPHRNT AND FACI[.ITIRS: It WOD determined by a Board oonoenouo that there 10 no need for an EqUipment and Facllltleo Committee, ao the Polloy Committee already addreooeo 10oueo resardlns repalro and roplacement of PATV equlpcnent, CONTRACT AND INSUfWiCR: Heoo reported that PATV dld sot the lnourance pollcioo for the Community Prosrammlns Centor, Aloo, PATV pald ita quarterly promlum of $12110.00 and 1to oab10caot lnourance of $1200,00. POLICY COHHITTF.R: Hoaa roportod that the oommlttee la at work on the prosrammlns polloy--revlewlns the exlatlns suida11noo. Starr ausseated that wo adopt tho suldellneo ao they oxlot rlght now and revlae later. A olx-month tlmollno for the revlaed Qulde11nea of Operatlon 10 the alm of the Polley Commlttee. I/!'I I ::', .~I :3 S MINUTES FROM PATV BOARD MEETING 6/6/90 PAGE 4 YRAR ONR COMMITTRR: The Year One Committee put together on agenda of PATV'a Firat Year Goala and Plana. S. McGuire noted that memberohip wae not inoluded on the agenda, and Bekin ouggoated "Hembera and -Firat Annual Memberohip Meeting" be inoluded 00 E. under the head ins "Batabl1llh Ident1 ty. " Coffey indioated that eatabliahing a name ahould bo top priority. After aome dlecuccion 00 to possible namas, alolanB and 10800, it waa deoided that augseationo ahould so to the Year One Committee or be left on the anawering maohine at the Community Prosramming Center. An eleotion will be held at the June 12th Board meeting, and a name, Illosan and loso will be aeleoted. Starr endoraed the new prosrammins ideae which wore lioted with the Firat Year Goale and Plana. Bvenaon Ilusseoted putt ins tosether a volunteer oorpe in order to realIze aome of theao ideao. Coffey ousseated aolioiting produoerll by running ado in the neWllpopere, S. MoGuire ausseated emphaeIzing programming ideaa in the workahoPIl. Coffey alao Ilusseated that eaoh Board momber watoh the publio aooeaa ohannel and make up a report aa to what tho atrenstha and weakneaaea of the ohannel are. At the next meetins there will be a dieouaaion ae to what would make the ohannel more watchable. Heas reported that the PATV ataff ia havins a plannins eeeaion to determine one-month, three-month, and eix-month soala for the PATV otaff and the Community Prosramming Center. Coffey noted that the fundraising iosue needo to be oonaidered eerioualy--raising $6000.00 for a new editing bay to matoh the City's "ohallense" grant. Evenoon eusseoted putting tosether a fundroiains plan for bake eales, car waohee, eto. It woo determined ouoh a plan oould bellt be oarried out by a f'lndraiaing oonuni t tell . Bekin felt it would be inapirational for the Board membera to take a field trip to Chioago'o aoceeo oenter to eoe what the potontial oould be at our own acoeae oenter. S. MoGuire made a motion to adopt the draft of the soala and plana aa a working plan for the firet year. Bokin aoconded tho motion. Starr indioated a need for meaourable obJeotivell alons with the soole. A vote wae then taken and wae unanlmoull in favor of adopt ins the draft ao a working plan. - 1/ f'l L a :', '~I '~I h MINUTES FROM PATV BOARD HEETINO 5/8/90 PAOE 6 0nIEll : Eveneon reported on the matchlns $8000.00 8rant from tho clty. S. HcOulre eusseeted 801n8 to the prlvate eeotor and propoeln8 they match the public 8rant--competltlve 8rant-81vlns. Heee lnformed the Board that PATV hae Jolned the Iowa Clty Chamber of Commerce. Eveneon wlll have notoe resardlns the NFLCP at the next meotins. ADJOURNH~NT: The meetlns woe adjourned by Eveneon at 8:36 p.m. The next meetlns woe echoduled for June 12 at 7 p.m" at whloh tlme a name wlll be eelected and reporte on pr08rammlns wlll be preeented. Reepaotfully eubmitted, Rene Palne, Admlnletatlve Aeeletant for PATV ! II I I I , , /I!I a.:" '~I ,'~I .,-, ' June 19, 1990 LEAGUE OF IOWA MUNICIPALITIES ~ / ..""nIl.,..... """ ...., 1m ~ ~ 1,(" ) . V l t C \I~ ~ / C Gl' L l . REe E IV~~ JL'N 2 1 '~90 Mr. Slephen Aikins City Manager City of lown City 410 E. Washington St. [own Clly, IA 52240 Dear Steve: Thank you for your letter dated May 14, 1990, regarding filter strip legislation. Due 10 the recent experience of severnl cities with clevnled nhrnlc Icvcls in drinking water supplies which arc attributablc 10 Ihc dmmallc cllmallc changes, thc League slarf will be rcsearchlng policy alternalives 10 filler strip requircments for thc consideration of Ihe League Board of Directors. Although Ihere is no gunrnntee Ihal this subJecl will become a Lengue legislalive priority, the current events cenalnly dlctnle Ihnlil merils review. AJ you know, nn nttempllo pnss filter strip legislalion failed In Ihe 1989 session due to perceived overkill and unfunded mondntes. However, It is conceivable Ihnt a bill with 0 narrower focus could be successful ond still have a significant positive impncl on malnlalnlng Ihc intcgrity of surface WIlier supplies. AJ our reseorch proceeds and Ihe policy dcvelopment conllnues, I will keep you infonned on Ihc slnlus of your requesl. If you hnve any questions or commenls, plense feel free 10 call mc. Sincerely, '\ Dean D. Schndc Slarf Associate DS:jt II.' ('uur! '\U:IIUC. '1II1t 11'1, He' \lillnn. 111".1 ~lIjlJtl'I~I~1 lH. 'lXl 1.\\ 1.I~t :.a.aw.an l'rC\I~rnl Hllnt !'tal/,rill \101)01 Pro Tem, (c\l.u hlh \'l~.t "rt\lIJcnl 1I1llll>uIllul't \1.1)11I. OI':II1~t ( II~ 11"\lllu'\I~(11I (h;ulc\l. (uOllllln, \ldUI' 1'111 Tcm. Nuril 'rnnl' 1:'<<UlI\tUll~IO' I~'" II ~I'l //(S _~"l 1 I I, .[1 :', ,~I :3 8 Johnson County Board of Health 01'1(101 L Citoh.m 0......... Ml'It Jill Juno, Prosidont Plannod Paronthood of Hid-Iowa 851 19th St, Dos Hoinoa, IA. 50314 ~ (i'C) - /1 J Doonl .'11aIdl John IokIU1 OllIIa A dd'raut. M D. 0IwE.~ Wi SM.mIn RI\mand J. 5dwctz REClIl r.1i W~:, ,~ .~j() Juno 15, 1990 I . . I - ( . ':: (, _ Doar Hs. Junol .\t t;h!l !loud of lIenlth's regular mooting on Juno 14, 1990, tho Board discussod tho fact that Plannod Paronthood of Hid-Iowa is planning to ostab1ish a family planning c1inio in Iowa City. As a rosult of this discussion, tho Board roquostod that I write you this lottor. .\S a profaco to our romarks, I wish to stato to you that Dr. Charlos doProsso, who is assooiatod with the Ob-Gyn Clinic at tho Univorslty of 1I0spitals , Clinics and also a Board of 1I0alth mombor, did not roquost that this itom bo placod on tho agonda. 110 was not instrumontal in prompting thla rosponso. Tho Board of lIoal th is awaro of your aqency' s purposo, basic goals and objoctivos and havo no quarrel with thom. 1I0wovor, wo do quostion the "nood" for your agoncy to ostablish a clinio in Iowa Citro Wo currontly havo at loast throe agonoios who provido fam ly planning servicos to Johnson County's population and tho surrounding aroa. Thoso agoncios could oxpand thoir sorvico dol ivory if warranted. Iowa Citians may be travoling to Dos Hoinos tor family planning sorvicos as you reportodly statod. 1I0wovor, wo boliovo tho roaaon is anonymity, not tho availability of sorvicos. Wo aro sura that many of your potontial Dos Hoinos clionts como to Iowa City for the samo roason. Johnson County as wall as othor Iowa counties do nood to addroas furthor soxuality issuos such as infant mortality, STD, AIDS, and unintondod prognancios. Tho quostion for us is not tho availability of servicos, but tho financial rosourcos to moot tho noods of our population. Wo tool anothor agoncy offoring similar sorvicos do~s not addross this issuo, but will instoadl -- Duplicato curront sorvicos availablo. -- Furthor frogment tamily planning sorvicos. Hcahh Ccntcr 1105 Gllbcrt Court lown City, Iowa 52240 (319) 356.6040 /Ift ..o:ll ,'f ~I '~I ,q -- Use existing tederal and state resourcos tor tixod and administrative costs which are then aro not availablo to already established agoncios. -- Further dilute local resourcos. We rospecttully request that you and your Board ot Directors roconsidor your docision to ostablish a clinic in Iowa City. Thank you tor your consideration. Sinceroly. ;2~~-,-<~-~ Le~-;~oron, HPII Diroctor CCI RiChard E. Hyers, Chairman, Johnson CQynty Board ot suporv!sors Hary Ann Hadden, Executive Diroctor, United Way ot Johnson County John HCDonald, Hayor, City ot Iowa City 1111, II I I I. i I I I , , "'I I J I ,'f '~/.. ,LI t] '~'.A,'~ .~." ;:., "l~, ," ,"A e'l I '" 0'. , 0" . ~{f -'..... '1\ I" ,....,\,,1,' '-I.J~ ;.~ . .1. , ;:':-':""C' "OLIC ~ f ' '~,.:~ 1 .~.~. " E " 0 R A H 0 U " I G (I(\~) (L ( ~ 'l \ II , l t tt.:IJ TO: FROH: HE: OATE: Slephen AIkins, Clly H,nager J R.J. Wfnkelh,ke, Chief of Pollee ~~ The Airliner June 13, mo On June 12, Ig90 1 signed, Ifquor Ifcense requesl for Ihe Afrlfner. 1 spoke to the m,n,ger, Hr. HcCurry, 'bout the pol fee events which h,ve occurred ,t the Afrlfner between July I, 1989 and June 12, Ig90. (See attached list.) The record fndlcates a tot, I of 29 calls at the Afrlfner. Eleven of Ihe calls were for possession by a mfnor. Two c,ses In which a minor purchased Ifquor, sfx reports of thefls from patrons of the est,bllshment or from the establishment Itself, one Intoxlcaled person, two Ifcense violations ,nd four reports were classfffed as other vlolatfons. We also discussed the p,rklng problem whfch h,s occurred. 1 w,s ,ssured the parkfn9 sltu,tfon has been resolved concernfng the Involvement of Ihe employees of Ihe Alrlfner. 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'l.ut.,\ ty\,,,,r ':23,:, 1189 89<110:92 It I, IIi?SB9 <ll!l') 01 us Alrl JlIF.', l.l,\t ';'b53 !o:,ay B1'9(lab37 1065 1('IIB9 (tlee 01 u; ...11'.11'~EJ, ,....\' .'1..... 2240 I (,ac, B~90(l50t lIb 1('('bB~ 2215 01 :JS {llril.l',!:R rll.. ,,01 E25(I ~9a9 899(1775b I,b (,r, I Sa9 22l!5 06 dS ,",IRI 1I1[~ . or li~ ~l; 6"9('71123 22 ')91:'~e9 2149 0-;' "t ""' f "." r ~.I uS (11 r.'lIlJErj U't.\.t r II." e; ':,1 ('ySy 6;1;071a6 1,4 ';'03009 1250 (II ..IS :,IILI, EI'. 01 I., .., \ 22~ ,;, (II-Be; f 90b591 3S OA:?'8'i 221,1) 03 L': ;,) ~ ~ J 'J-:" fr;,'" ' 1 '''~1 .~... . : :':)"..... 'r ~ (2" , E.lS .:,C Vtt')\ "'l"t .. - . '.' -" III? tJ .' I ~, LI i~' Johnson County Board of Health DI'KI" l OraJ..m o./MOI\, MMI Juno 21, 1990 Bo.vdoll"Mlh John ~ Charln ^- dcProlM. M,D. DI.,IlE, ~ ~ SMsman RIIn'.crd J, SchHIJ Hayor John IIcDonold CI vlc Centor Iowa CI ty, Iowa 52240 Door Hayor HcDonoldl At tho Iilard of Ilialth iiilotlng hild on May 14, 1990, the Buard Invited Dr. Paul POlrehn and Ilr. Kevin HcOlothlon, roprosontatlves of Doctor Ought to Cora (D.O.C.), to spook to thel about the ncceulblllty of tobacco to our youth In Johnson County. As a result of this dlscusllon, the Boord would like to roquest thot you and lelbors of your City Council consldor loosuros to provldo 0 stricter onforcolent of Chspter 98.2, Code of lowo, 1989. A copy of the lew Is Included In the one lased fact shoot. Initially, wo urgo the City Council to advlso tho rotallor at the currant law whon clgaretto permltl ora luuod by the City Council. The Boord of llcalth will request Its Ileolth Departlent advise all food ond food sorvlce ostabllsh- 1I0nts of this law, who In many cosos will bo tho sOia rotsllor. Tho Board through Its lIealth Doportllont will also provide tho following lnforlllatlon trae of chargo to tho retailers. - A brochure for retallors selling tobacco products - "Tobocco-Free Youth 8lgns" - Coplel of the Iowa Low Cigarette smoking II the slnglo !lOst proven table caule of dooth In our socloty. We approclate your cooporatlon In our endoovor to roduce clgarotto smoking alllong our youth. l E_, n1 Jfi2591) L 8IPC,erOtY, ,,~ 1, /1 I!~ ( ".U U,l/j'>!1tIL torlos A. doProB8o, H.D., H.P.II. Chalrmon f CAD/LOD/bolll MII~n Il ~In, ClI, Clcl~ low. DI 10Wl Enclosure I4I/L-ClG2 Health Center 1105 Gilberl Courl Iowa Clly, Iowa 52240 (3191356,6040 //!f I. " ~:' I ,g Y :~ 1990 , "JlI Clty/Corolville Tobacco Acceoo Study FACT-SIIEt:T A. TlllLfrgblOJ:lI -Eoch day 3000 Amorican toenagors stort omoking.' -00 porcent ot smokoro born since 1935 stortod smoking betoro ngo 21. Forcor Surgoon Gonorol. C. Everett Koop, recently wrotol "...the uptoko ot omoking io now 0 phenomena thot occuro almost ontirely durlng the teenago yoars...the initiation ot smoking io occurring at youngor ogoo, oopoclally among tomolos."' -Nicotino is known to be os addictivo as heroin and cocaine.' -The Tobocco Industry ectively markets cigarotteo to teonago connumers. Harketlng stratogloo tor this age group which have boon uood includel Cnmol T-ohirt givoaways, cigorette brand oppearonce in video gaces, givoowayo tor rock-music compact discs, and tho Caaol cortoon tiguro. Soyo Rop Jim Slattery (D-KS) I"Whon you aro givlng away T-ohirts, you aro targottinq childron, you aren't torgetting adults." Rop. Tom Lukon (D-OII) agreos, stating I II You'd havo to be blind, doat and insonsitive to deny thot they aro trying to appoal to young peoplo."' - At a rocont notional moetlng on asoociate director ot the Alcohol, Drug Abuoo and Hontal lIoolth Administration (A01JllIA), tho Coromost todorol ogoncy concerned with drug abuse, stated that 1000 doaths per day In America wore duo to tobacco, comparod to 350 por day duo to alcohol and 15-30 per day due to cocaino and horoin.' D. town Stllte 1.1I111 Soction 90.2, 1909 Iowa Code, ototoSI II A porson sholl not turnish to any minor undor eighteen yeors ot ago by qitt, solo, or othorwiso, any saokeloos tobacco, cigoretto, or cigorotto paper, or any papor or other oubotance mode or proparod tor the purpose ot uso in making ot cigarottos. A porson sholl not directly or indirectly, or by an agent, Dell, bartor, or give to any minor undor olghteen years ot ago any tcbacco in any othor torm whatevor oxcopt upon tho writton order ot tho minor'o parent or guardian or tho person In whoso custody tho minor io."' C. Tho Iowa City I Coralvillo ROllllt~: D.O.C. (Ooctors Ought to Carol, 0 group ot modicol studonts at the Univorsity ot Iowo committed to actively purouing hoalth through oducation, has conducted survoyo in 1909 and 1990 to dotermino tho 0000 with which minors con buy cigarettos. Each yoor, D.O.C. mombors occompanlod groups ot sovontoon yoar olds and tittoon yoar oldo to buoinoooos in Iowa City and Coralville which soil cigorottoo. Buolnooseo vioitod includod grocery storoo, drug storoo, convonionco otoroo, gas ototiono on~ vonding machinos. In 1909, 49 ot 59 otoroo (03\) sold clgarottoo to minors. In 1990, 54 ot 56 storoo survoyod (96\) sold cigorottes to tho sovontoon yoor-oldo whllo 20 ot 24 storos (03\) sold to tho Cittoon YOllr oldo.' Ilff :'1 ,~, H ,L, , D. Ci)na11Ill!.gn: Tho State Low is not being onforced. Our com~unitr'o children heve nearly troe accooo to cigarottos. D.O.c. has tr ed to encourago local businosseo to abido by the law through lottor writing. We will continue to do thiD. lIowover, we teol thlo is 0 crisio which callo tor community action to achiove real chango. Thus D.O.C. is prosontly working to build 0 cODnunity coalition to puoh tor stricter lawD to restrict the accoso of childron to cigarottes. We oncourago concerned parents or other community members to writo to tho roopoctive CIty Counclls or Iowa City and Coralville to urgo thom to toke action on this iODue. ^ recent public opinion ourvoy conductod in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, showed that 70 porcont folt the sole ot tobacco products should be os strictly controllod os alcohol. 84 percent agreod that cigarette vending machinos should be eliminated tro~ plocos whore teonagers gather. 87 percont agrood that merchants who soll tobacco to those undor age should be tined.' Cloarly thero is 0 gap betwocn tho intent ot Iowa Law and public opinion on the one hand, and the roality ot {reo youth access to cigarettes on tho other. Action at 0 local lovol is noedod to begin to close this gap. E. Retoroncolll I Roducing the lIoa1t~ ConsoQ,llonces ot smgt1na~ YOllrs or ProorosD, Roport or tho Surgoon Gonoral, Unitod States Departmont ot lIealth and IIuman Services, 1989, p. v. I lb1d., p. 298. I lIelllth ConBequencos ot Smokingl Nicotino Addiction 8.0port ot the Surqoon Genoral, USDIIIIS, 1980. · SCARC Dllily nUllotiQ, Hay 3, 1990. · Dr Ben Prill, Assoo. Diroctor, ADA}ULA, Prevention '90, Atlanta, Georgio, April 21, 1990. · Iowa Code, soe Soction 98.2 and .3. , Report on D.O.C. Cigarotte Sting II, April 14, 1990. (Copies availablo on requost trom Kovin HcGlothlen, D.O.C. Prosidont). , National Concer Institute Community Intervontion Trial tor lIoavy Smokers, basolino survoy, 1989. F. Contact Pooplo: Kovin HcGlothlon Collego ot Hodicine (319)-339-0907 (homel Poul Pomrohn, H.D. Oopt. or Provo Hediclno (319)-335-9623 Joo Horchont Colloge ot HOdicino (319)-337-2314 (homo) 11ft .'1 cl LI C, REe[ IVEO JUN 2 51991' /1-115 J ~p, ,.i( t;,., c (~ f.r,", 5.:1.:l '/J'" ,- ( (LI (){ I ~I'''M ;/.. t..'~. ,..; (~"vl: (.' ,-"" , ....... ' ) ) -t?7 ',' ^ C(_/~<, ' i.......' ""-- l 1li;""t'~I<I.'/ ;&NV ('~!.-" (J .,.1 If- r!" ",{,'j''''' I J1'1.t J ;1 t .,,".{o.,.,~..., t 4U 1,...0.-') .... 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Ouy"" ~n,"n '1'1 11(,((1'" Auch d.1rT1ltOMl 01 (1l'll!,nyOlI noltl ['llIllt '09NhO' 'h'," '..j( I ~'"'." \" p,ocOtd.ln h~u Ollh' nefti EtMle '" III ('Ifo~rnl r.of'MliIl(lIl nod SCnl'llllhlln no' be rftlllll'cd 10 ",plllr 01 lepllll':O ",,"e ! rOSSESSION IIDuyOllllmolyper'OImAnnllllgnllOnft """OII,,,nol1hen..1 EIIAIOlholl h.~oh'AlodlonuyerIOn 11 I loon a 5 PO~', I r, 1 r. U ~.~m! . 'Allh ~nv "ctjllllmflnll oll&nl In~lIrnnr(l "n,1 mlNt'sl 10 bG mlldo liS ollhfl d1\llt [II I,nnllor 01 ~"ftnlQn _ 8. FIKTURES-AII1'l'Pf"y IhAIl/IIo9raUy IJfIonqI III 01.1\ Ill1'loI II.. /Innl EIlAIIl..r"w\llcl ulIlI,I'cU PLlltlD~I1V~,IIl\'lA\!1l!Jl!~'1W!L1!'.:"'~1_ ,.. .Nt. bI,ndl O"nII'lJl WlndOwl, IIo,m """'. !CIU"" p1uAlblOO I"luIOl wAIOt hOOIO" "'0' '^"0norl Au'omnl<~,lnufolllOl"-' ' CCl"\dIIIOnI"O eQlllpmC-l"I, wan 10 W/IlII carpehog. bullHn llelll, And nltr.lllCltl 'Nvlce cnble. ()lJ1~1 .1nlavUtlOft ~ ""Iannll IOn(.I"O 01'11'1' and 1''''ICIPII'O IMIl bf conald"fd. P311 01 n031 Ella'o A ""cd,"''''' Il11 ,copl Ironl~o' 'Onl31,lOml' II' .......,......... --t...... ..,...,- ..... ,... tl"fl.'r.'.ft.........'.,oO'I '1.1,.'''~D<<.IFt''.I'.t 111 orrEll 10 OilY ilEAL ElT ATE IIlD ACC!rIlllCf "..""" (Jlct., "" lit? ., :"1 ,q H 8 a":'1 ,q ~I q leI"", 'tAlP ".lI' ",,,,"""1111" O",c,;IAL 'OilY NU It) 1"11""''''_1 """.,'tll'"'''' III ...., lUll" l.lJ"'tU\ I .fllln, 1.111" (~~\ \:Jr:} OfFEn TO BUY nEAL ES TATE AIm ACC~P1M'CE TO Carol Seydel ~nd Lyle ~rydel, her husb,ln,1 511"_" I nEAL EsrATEOEscnlPtJOu ThfOU).,.on'llob"y,r."I',I,'ll'" '1'IIono~, Johnson _ c.v~ ",.. ~w_ ^ 10 (oot wide perm~nent eHement. (or the purpose o( In\t~llln9 ~nd m~lnt~lnlng a stormwater pipe. os required by the City o( Iowa City, crossing through a tract o( ground os described ~nd ~s set forth on E~hlblt ^. which 15 attached hereto ~nd made ~ p~rt horeo(. ^nd, In addition, a 20 (oot wide construction easement, (or the pur. pose o( Installing the said storm sewer pipe, all as set (orth ~nd described on Exhibit ^. which 15 attached heroto ~nd m~de a part hereof. Said construction easement wit I terminate on the completion of the Installation of the \torm \owor pipe. .,,~ ."y meme,,11 end 'llPU~e"'''lle'''Io''' ""I", "ft Mll1t<<11o 1M 10110"1110 . ..... '01'''0 ..", Olhll ~""'.ncel, 0 eoy C"""""" 01 I.COId, c eny elllmenll of ItCOld 'Of publ~ ul~II'" lolldl Md hllh..yt. .,., d ICOIII"''' ~."I m,ne"II~II, OI""'IAI.m.'11 0110'0111 olOlhell , I I' i i II i I I dt1'OI1AIO.d Ihe Rul hl.le. proV1d.d Duytlll. on IKlr.stl~l('In. nil" rt'lIl\lllcd 10 mil" lh.loIto'!\lno Illlt ollh' nul bllll' !'~st411In9 ~nd m_al.!1JjJ.n!ll.Q ,a ~torm .te~Qr_pJ.p..U1'.9!"-IAU_J.P.ll1.w_~L~.9,.~h. Iowa River ~ PRICE Tho~u"huepl~..h.nl1<ll L.l!!'Q,cQO__. ,'ny.lllenl M.lU.JllL--- "',,., klN' ..I~nl"'" a. PermaR~Rl ~,Hompnt..",."..".""". ,'" S3,OOO.00; b, Construcllon ~1'\emenl.,.""""""",...S 250,00. c, Amount will br Ilalll promptly upon Sellers furnlsll\ng thp said permanent casement and construction easement. 3 REAL ESTATE TAXES s.n"lIhnIP'y real estate taxes to date o( possession Ifld MY unpftld '111..'''1'1.." plIYAble In pt'1OI ye,,,, 811yoII ,hlth f'ny Itn IItbUQuenl ""I.llIU.lA... Any pror.11On 01 "."".1' '..n on Ihe Real EIIlIt ,hel b. bllOd upon luch 10'"llollho y.m cu".nlly p.yobl. unlOlllh. pili,., 1101' .,he....'.. -+llPEGIA~BSESSMEIITS o Sell.,' Ih.1I poy olllptclolmoumrnll "hkh mo n ',n" on Ih. R.o' E,III. O' 0111" d,"o 01 ftCC~~oLIIU""" o IF. IS STRICKEN, Ihon Soll.'llholl poy.1I ,"llollm.nll o"J)g~IllJWI'_'" 01,1,,, II. .h.n on Ih. Real EII.1e eM, .11101 po~ ".uI1 btC,om. dell/lQ~nl du"1IIJ lh~uJtnd>lye""'lJll"~" OCCOlllod. Ind 011 pllO"nll,llhn."lllh.,.ol ~othuap&lC'DI ,""'~.bn.pmd.by.DlrvruL- 5 RISK OF L05~ A/IO INSURA/ICE nl,1 011010 p,,,,'o ~nll.,., ~"IY"y 0' polSO.."n ollh. RO.I E II,llt 10 Ouyorllh.n". .,10110'" ,I In UII 01 loll Ih.II,.m.,n W'!h 5.11." IInhll"",."lon 01 I". Ronl E .,.It Iholl "" "oll'Olod 10 Duy"l ~~.~HHlOOtKRM~~X~~~H~X~~XXxxxxxxxxxxxxxxXi~~~~~~~RX~~~/~~~~~~~~/~iK~K~~ ~ n~ X'X~ ~R1C ~l('XUK~Il:llXXRK/fJll(K'14 x H,HMX?l\ll)(lX X?(~lf~If!~'H~)(,)(:IIKXX M~ )(I~~ IPI~I\'X~K~"rPl~ ~~;(!xQlK~{)I."'?( II) I XKlOoJt KXK'Jt lUXOlIOK~I\'K?lK X?lItXilil'/Xll\lO('X xX XXK KI.tK X,U~M'K :IlXX~,U1.~rJll~OlXIJrKU xolI.. >:ltXI.t. ojl,. ~1I~,~ Ul ,~" tllN~~{t~"II"~lCtllClII'. (tII~.',,~x"~,~'N~o~ct'X~N',~XiK~,'Jl"'>'I~,K ,~y ,NXX N~IIIj(,o~IKIliNI\O ~~) ~"N,~x.NIr .'A . .. ,..r uln HAI"ITr:NI\NCr: The nt',,1 fill"'" ,h.ln t f1 n'f'lntltVftfllll ,'t J"ltsnnl rO/lr1IMn I1nd flnllvlUM Inl:'vl nl Ihlt It",,, (l(""~'a'~" .. ... . .., '.11 ro. "'1v rlllll Of !rill "11M (""'fll,,,,,. r"\>\It'. _0-:7<" -" .-.-.. I" o ::' I '~I 5 rl 'All" any '~\4mtllll Ind IINM1'tOMnl le""'(l1I1 0,1111'\ hul \tlfltocllo Ihfllc>IIctw"'O . 'MY l()nIno 1In.1 OlnOl Ol'CMlln((lI, b .Ily (!)V,","" Q' rICOi'd. C .ny .uomon', 01 "COld IOf publIC ul~.IIf' lo.\th nI'Id fwJh~"y,. and d lcon'lder I.(ln, mlllo,,1 r~"I'. Oltl", t.nO",....II Il"lI'Hflll 0101"'" I I I I I dt''O'1I'fd Ih, RIIII EI'"lft plorood D~I"1 OM IklMt""1N1_ .",. flI"Iftlll~IIO m.,\, 1M 101l(h\lno 11'" 0' !hl ""11' hi:!!' 1~"~.~2 ~nd m_aJ.nJ~ln!nQ a Itorm ,sc!~r._PJ.Jl.L'!om.I.1~LS.p.~c'Lw,~l 19,.l."^ Iowa River , rnlCE 1tIOP"""'"pr~OIh.l'll4I. .JJ,?5_Q,.,Q,O_ .'.' 'l/Iy.I~"1 MlLlJJL__ _ c.r"rt~ 1o....'(lI1oo, a. Permanent c,l\cment".,.",....."",.,.,.,S3,OOO,OO; b, Construction cllIement,....",..,..",..,..S 250,00. c. Amount will be paid Ilromptly upon Sellers furnishing the said permanent easement and construction easement. 3 nEAL ESTAlE TAXE9 S,lfl.Ill/lIp., real estate laxes to date of possession ond My UI\jl'~ ,UI '11.1' "," p.y.b1o In "'101 14.11 n"yol..h,,! e., .I.llblt.uonll..' filII' "," An, 11'011'001' 01 ".' "'." 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I ~ I ~ g I 10' "1r,(';llo'/"'l!Ntl~'~ U tMSll"mGN r ' , 'i-' ~I ~ ~I ~ ,I ~ , . a ~ tD' CoNST~"'CT'o'" i:'19,re,.,GNT . i . ~ \ .. ~ l , I \, , I , \ ~ I I \ ,I , , 'i i I I ,.". J.' .1 .._. ,('I ''', "'''''' '''I N .)~ l" ~ 9_ ~ M ~~ ~ ~j\!l~:: M:: ~-"fE: " \/ ~~! "li\if~\' LEGEJ~D AND NOTES