HomeMy WebLinkAbout1990-10-02 Correspondence
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department
t f Terry Trueblood,
0: Steve Atkins, City Hanager rom: Parks ~ Recreation DIrector
re',
Trick or Treat Night
d ate: September 24, 1990
The Pollee Chief and I would like to recollmend that the CIty Council declare
Halloween, Wednesday, October 31, between dusk and 0:30 p.m., as the City's
official Trick or Treat Night. I am told that this will also be Trick or
Treat flight in Coralv111e,
The Parks and Recreation Department's annual Halloween parade w111 be held
Monday, October 29, beginning at 6:00 p,m, Participants w111 gather In
City Plaza near College and Clinton, then parade to the Recreation Center
~here numerous games and activities will be offered. There is no charge
for this event.
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CITY or IOWA CITY
rlNANCIAL SUKHARY
AUOUST, 1990
BEGINNINll ADJUS'I1IENTS ENDINO t'l/HD I NVES'I1IENT CHECKINO AIC
t'l/HD/ACCOUNT ruJlD BAUNCS RECSIPTS DISBURSEMENTS TO BALAHCS DALAHCS BALAHCS DALAHCS'
OEll!RAL 3,348,950,60 653,165,U I, 2t9, 160, to -1",3U,27 2,678,6U,J7 2,UO,U3.89 -161,819,52
DEBT SERVICS 6U,I96,5t t,t97,U 15,835,OD ,00 633,167,18 633,167 ,II .00
CAPITAL PROJECTS 3,003,055.10 211,IU,69 I,U5,6,.,65 753,596,90 2,679,ln,06 3,6",ln,Ot .00
ENTERPRIBS 13,188,902.60 1,196,085,59 992,IU,23 -697,330,50 13,395,513.t6 13,628,529.11 -33,015.72
TRUST , AOENCY 39,129,675.70 222,586,2S 367,236,93 -H,697,86 11,980,137,19 11,771,771,21 201,351,98
INTRAODV. SERVICI 3,616,951,27 90,696, U U7,tOt,63 26,126.08 2,586,166.16 3,586,166.86 .00
SPECIAL AISSSSNENT 292,339,U 12,006.20 ,00 ,00 30t,3U,68 30t,3U,U .00
SPECIAL REVENUE 1,737,223,95 251,005.3t 219,339.53 116,6U.65 1,822,5U,61 1,822,5U.U .00
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SUlITOTAL
63,162,093,2t 3,355,705.32 t,536,765.37
,00 t2,681,033,19 t3,667,509.t5
13,523.,.
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LEASEO HOUIINO
222,036.85
213,066.09
201,661.72
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233,U9.22
2H,155.85
-716.63
PUlILIC HOUSlNO
96,781.06
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5,001.95
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98,tU,25
98,tn.25
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IUBTOTAL
316,115.91
221,730.23
206,663,67
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332,598.10
-715.63
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ORAND TOTAL
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6t,178,909.15 3,577,.35.55 t,7t3,t29,O.
.00 .3,012,915.66 t3,000,107.55
12,101.11
. CHECKING ACCOUNT BAwes. ARS INTEREST DURING ACCOUllT8 HITII TUS SICBPTION or PAYROLL,
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SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS AUGUST J1 / 1990
STREET USE LICENSES 35/714.36
FINES , FORFEITURES 55/092.60
CHARGES FOR SERVICES 1,111/347.45
INTERGOVERNHENT REV. 515,024.57
USE OF HONEY , PROP, 4Jl,560.88
MISCELLANEOUS REV. 385/508.50
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TOTAL GENERAL 2/534,248.36 , I
LEASED HOUSING i!l3 ,Obb.O'
PUBLIC HOUSING .....h~~~I~~
TOTAL SPECIAL i!i!~,73D.i!3
GRAND TOTAL ,~aUh~iei~;
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COUNCIL LISTING AUGUST 31, 1990
YE/looR NAME PROOUCT OESCRIPTION AMOUNT
FUND: GENERAL FUND
1ST, AVE, WASH & DRY LAUNDRY SERVICE 118.2 5
3H LSB2668 (ll) CQHH, EQUIP, REPAIR 1,887,00
A T & T INFORMATION SYSTEMS PHONE EQUIP. CHARGES 1,440.42
A, H, LEONARD, INC, HINOR EQUIP, 282.69
AAA TRAVEL AGENCY AIR FARE 1.818.69
ABBAS, PAUL HISCElLANEOUS OTlIER 4.00
ABDUL HALIH ABDUL,RAHIH BUILDING,ROOH RENTAL 100,00
ACA GALLERIES 800KS (CAT,/CIR,~ 70,00
ACCO UNLlHITED CORP, PRIOR YEAR ENCUM . 637,66
ACCURATE REPORTING CO, SHORTHAND REPORTER 68,05
ADHINS, IIIC, HINI-COHP, SOfTWARE 6,862.50
ADVANCED DRAINAGE SYSTEHS, INC BLDG, & COI/Sf. SUpp, 6\.15
AERO RENTAL EQUIPHENT REIITAL 1, 619,66
AIR COOLED ENGINE SERVICES GREASE & OIL 30.00
ALGER, LARRY HISCELLANEOUS OTHER 18,00
All PETS VETER IIIARY CLI N I C VETERINARY SERVICE 32,84
ALTON, ANN LESSONS 25,00 ..
AM BEST PRINT/REFERENCE 63,63 !
AHAHA SOCIETY OUTSIDE PRINTJrIG 181.93 l'
AMERICAN DELIVERY SERVICE COUR I ERS 27,52 ;!
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AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATJOII PRINT/REFERENCE 195,00 I'
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AMERICAN LAFRAIICE GENERAL EQUIPHENT 30,95 \1
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOC. PRINT/CIRCULATING 25,00 II
AMERICAN LOCKER SECURITY HINOR EQUIP, REP KAT 107,43 , I
AMERICAII PLANIIIIIG ASSOCIATJOrl BOOK~S) 1,113.00
AlIDERSON, DEREK R. IIIST UCTOR/OFFICIATE 205,00 I
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AlIDERSOII, RYAll INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 138,60 I
AIlIHAL CLINIC, IIIC, VETERIIIARY SERVICE 32,00 I
ANIXTER 8ROS, , IIIC. PRIOR YEAR ENCUHB, 170,86 j
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APPEL, 1IA/ICY HISCELLAIIEOUS OTHER 9.00 "
APPROVED LIGHTING CORP, REP & HAINT, TO BlDG 125.00
ARATEX SERVICES, IIIC, LAUNDRY SERVICE 1, 97\. 91
ARCH ITECTURAL TECHIIOLOG I ES BUILDING RENTAL 50.00
ASHER, HICHELlE RESERVATIONS 40.00
ASSII. OF IOWA CEHETERIES REG I STRATJOII 70.00
ASSOCIATION OF ENERGY ENGINEER DUES & HEHBERSHIPS 85.00 j
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ASSOCIATIOII OF GOVERIIING BOOKS ~CAT,/CIR,) 27,95 !
BACOII PAMPHLET SERVICE. IIIC, PAMPHL T FILE HATER. 98.34 i
BAGBY, FRANCIS HISCELLANEOUS OTHER 3,00
BAILEY, LORI INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 294,75
BAKER & TAYLOR CO. BOOK/CASSETTE 11,528.85
BAKER & TAYlOR COMPAI/Y BOOKS (CAT,/CIR.) 298,14
BAKER PAPER CO., IIIC, SANITATlOI/ SUPP. 15\.12
BAIIKERS ADVERTISIIIG CO. OUTSIDE PRII/TlNG 298,00
BANTAM 800KS BOOKS (CAT,/CIR.) 14.14
aMI TAM DOUBLEDAY DELL PRINT/CIRCULATING 126,00
BARBARA COLOROSO NON,FICTJOI/ VIDEO 85.95
BARDEN, HICHAEl INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 216,75
BARI/ES, STELLA HISCELLAIIEOUS OTHER 2.00
BAROI/, JUDITH R II/STRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 150,00
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COUNC Il LI ST ING AUGUST 31. 1990
VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
BARRETT, SHANNON K, INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 203.00
BARTON SOLVENTS, INC. TRAFFIC cm, IHPROV 262,25
BEASLEY, BRUCE 0, INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 185,00
BEflOORF, lINDA LESSONS 25,00 I
BERTHOLF, WILLIAM HISCELLANEOUS OTHER 3.00
BEST RENTAL CENTERS HISC, SUPPLIES 106,80
BETTS, CAROL HISCELLANEOUS OTHER 5,00
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL CENTER FOR DATA PROCESSING 16.50
BLACKMAN DECORATORS, INC, REPAIR OF STRUCTURE 105.60
BLEDSOE, SCOTT INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 390,00
BLOCHINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY BOOKS (UNCATALOGED) 5,00
BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD DENTAL INSURANCE 2,818,10
BOARD AND FUND RAISING PRINT/REFEREfICE 88.00
BOOKS ON TAPE LIBRARY HATER, REP, 20.00
BOUNS BOOKS BOOKS (CAT,/CIR,) 37,95
BOYD, HOLLY H, INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE 180,00
BOYD, SARAH JANE INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 36.25
BOYKEN, DIANE LESSONS 15.00
BOYLE, SEAN lESSONS 16.00
BOZEK, T,T,. H,D, HEDICAL SERVICE 90,00
BRADFORD EXCHANGE BOOKS ~CAT,/CIR,) 11,70
BREESE CO., IIlC. HINOR QUIP. REPAIR 29.40
BRENNEMAN SEED & PET CENTER LUHBER/HARDWARE 15,96
BRINGLE, HARY BETH LESSONS 106,00
BRODART CO. BOOKS (CAT,/CIR,) 6 t. 94
BROH, CAROL lESSONS 15,00
BUCHANAGA, GLORIA & HARRY BUILDING.ROOH RENTAL 100.00
BUITENDORP, JIH INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 257,25
, BUITENDORP, LISA A, INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 23,10 j
BURGER, GREGORY HISCELLANEOUS OTHER 5,00 / i
BUSINESS INSURANCE SUBSCRIPTIONS 75,00 ,
BUTTER BRODT , BEAU INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 286,20 ,
: C, W, ASSOCIATES BOOKS (CAT./CIR,) 37,00 i
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CALLAGHArI & CO, BOOK(S) 9,04 -I
CANVASSER, JOANNE LESSONS 90.00
CAPITOL IHPLEHENT CO, HINOR EQUIP. REP HAT 4,09
CARPENTER UNIFORH COHPANY GLOVES 1,629.00
CARROLL CO SOLID WASTE REGISTRATION 120,00 I
CASADY, BRUCE HISCELLANEOUS OTHER 5.00 I
CAVAZOS, JUAN HISCElLANEOUS OTHER 3.00 I
CEDAR RAPIDS GAZETTE, IIlC, SUBSCRIPT lOllS 163,20
CENTER CITY PROPERTIES BUILDING RENTAL 2,104,50
CENTER FOR RESPONSIVE BOOKS ~ CA T./REF , ) 19,95
CHAE, HI SUK INSTRU TOR/OFFICIATE 5,75 I
CHANG, CHING LESSONS 7,50
CHARLIE'S WELDING SERVICE PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB. 67.00
CHELSEA HOUSE PUBLISHERS BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 17.45
CHICORP FINANCIAL SERVICES CAPITAL LEASE,INT. 2,986,58
CHILDREN'S VIDEO REPORT PRINT/CIRCULATING 35,00
CHRISTENSEN, LEAH INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 297,00
CIlRISTEIISEN, SHERYL INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 229.50
CIlR I STI ANSEll, HA TTHEW INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 268,00
CITY BLUEPRINT & SUPPLY CO, . DUPLICATOR SUPPLIES 108,13
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VEllooR IIA11E PROOUCT OESCRIPTIDN AMOUNT
CITY mCTRIC SUPPLY. INC. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 1.684,00
CITY PARK RIDES HISCELlANEOUS 63,90
CLARK 80AROHAII CO.. L TO, 800K~S) 75,75
CLASSICS ON TAPE CASS TTE 541,63
CLERICAL RECAP PAYROLL IO,AUG,90 II. 926, 97
CLOSE, HELISSA A, INSTRUCTOR/OHlC lATE 296.00
CLSI HIDWEST USERS GROUP REGISTRATlOII 130.00
C088 GROUP, INC, BOOKS, HAG., NEWSPAP 49,00
COBB, HAKENZIE H, INSTRUCTOR/OHlC lATE 215,60
COHNSULTANTS HICRO,COHPUTER 740,00
COMMOtl LIVES PRINT/CIRCULATIIIG 15.00
COMMUNICATION CONCEPTS CO. OTHER OPER, EQUIP. 2.242,00
COMMUNICATIO/IS ENGINEERING CO, COHM, EQUIP, REPAIR 7,043,46
COHPUTERLANO OF IOWA CITY PRIOR YEAR ENCUHB, 521,00
CONGRESSIONAL QUARTERLY, INe, LIBRARY HATER. REP, 10.95
CONNECT, I NC, SUBSCR I PTlONS 12,89
CONNEY SAFETY PROOUCTS FIRST AID Supp, 35B,21
CONTRACTOR'S TOOL & SUPPLY CO. LUHBER/HAROWARE 257,18
COOPER ELECTRONICS LAB. A V EQUIP, REPAIR 75.00
COROERHAN, JAN I S HISCELLANEOUS OTHER 3,00
COROES, LEE HISCELLAlIEOUS OTHER 5.00 '.
CORLEY, JEFF INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 120,00
COUSSIS, JOHN INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 292,75 j;
CRAWFORD, TRACEY INSTRUCTOR/OHlC lATE 99,25 i
CRELHAN, FREDRIC HISCELlAtlEOUS OTHER 1.00 i'
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CRESCENT ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 48,51 \
CREST INFORHATION HICROFORMS 24,00
CROSSING PRESS BOOKS (CAT,/CIR'1 10,95 i
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CURTIS, SHERR I L, INSTRUCTOR/OHlC ATE 274,40 ; !
OAINAH CO, BOOKS (CAT,/CIR,) 207,00
OAMMANN, ALlEtl INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 293,25 I
OAN'S OVERHEAO OOORS REP & HAINT, TO BLOG 942,87 I
OAN'S OVERHEAD DOORS & HORE REP & HAINT, TO BLOG 399,23 ,,;c,~,J
OAVE LONG PROTECTIVE PROOUCTS SAFETY CLOTH ING 45.00
DA YOREAHS 800KS ~CAT./CIR,) 343,67
~EERFIELD/WILSON LEASltlG OTHER PER, EQUIP, 2,860,00
EFERREO GIVIGN SERVICES BOOKS ~CAT,/CIR.) 30,00
OEGROOTE, JOHN INSTRU TOR/OFFICIATE 61.60
OELZELL, RAYHOND L. HAZARDOUS WASTE DISP 40.00
DEHCO, INC. AUOIO VISUAL SUPP. 657,64
OEHPTER, KE 1TI1 HISCELLANEOUS OTHER 2.00
OES HOINES REGISTER & TRIBUNE EHPLOYHENT ADS 652.20
OEWEES, SHElOON INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 260,00 I
OEYOUNG PRESS BOOKS ~CAT,/CIR'I 25.00 I
DICK, JENNIFER INSTRU TOR/OFFIC ATE 408,50 i
DIETZ, KIH INSTRUCTOR/OFF IC lATE 35B,00
DIXON, HARY LEE OTHER PROF, SERVICES 81,00
DOUO, OEtlNY EHPLOYHEtlT ADS 65.00
ORAKE UNIVERSITY REGISTRATION 90.00
ORISCOLl, CATIIY ItlSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 436,50
ORUG TOWtl DRUG STORE FllH 51.92
OUtlHAH, OAVID A lESSOllS ID.90
OURKltI HAYES PUBLISHltlG LIBRARY HATER. REP. 5.64
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VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
DYER, LINDA PAMPHLET FILE MATER, 24,06
EAGLE I MARY LESSONS 13,00
EARL MAY SEED & NURSERY CO, TOOLS 39.95
EASTERN IOWA LIGHT & POWER COO ELECTRICITY CHARGES 45,78
EASTIN,PHELAN CORP, NON.FICTION VIDEO 22.95
EBERHARDT, HICHELLE INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 216,00
EBSCO SUBSCRIPTION SERVICES PRINT/CIRCULATING 532,41
ECDNOGAS SERVICE, INC. OTHER FUELS 142,50
ED H. fELO EQU I PMENT CO.. INC. SAFETY CLOTHING 221. 00
EDISON RECORD CLEARANCE BOOK/CASSETTE 80.38
EDUCATORS PROGRESS SERVICE PRINT/REFERENCE 29,40
EDWARDS, SANDRA SHORTHAND REPORTER 277.60
EGAN. HICKEY LESSONS 90.00
EHRHARDT. GEORGE INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 454,75
EISENHOFER, CATHY TRAVEL 597,31
ELAN PUBLISHING CO" INC, RECREATIONAL SUPP, 109.00
ELDERLY SERVICES AGENCY AID TO AGENCIES 3,985,76
ELDON C, STUTSMAN, INC, AG MATERIALS 78.80
ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION VIDEO RECORDING TAPE 364.78 ,],--
ELECTRONICS CAVE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 93,39 ,
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EHERY WORLDWIDE COURIERS 39,80 "
ENDEL, BARBARA INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 20,25 I ,I
ENGROFF, ED SAFETY SHOES 70.00 I'
ERB'S BUSINESS MACHINES, INC, HINI,COMPUTER REPAIR 162,00 : II
ERB'S OFFICE SERVICES, INC, REGISTRATION 150,00 I!
EVANS, CATHERINE HISCELLANEOUS OTHER 6,00 P
EVERGREEN ENTERPRISES BOOKS (CAT,/REF,) 28,95 II i
EYMAN, JAN LESSONS 18.90 . ,
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F STOP FILM 93,43 ' ,
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FACTS ON FILE, INC, PRINT/REFEREtICE 38.13
FALLON, ELIZABETH INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 173,25
FANN. JILL INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 55.25 ,J
FANNING, TERRI LESSONS 24,30 I '-cl
FAY'S FIRE EQUIPMENT, INC, BUILDING IMPROVEMENT 852,50
FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP, COURIERS 17.50 I
FESLER'S, INC, LAB, SUPP, & EQUIP, 406,82 I I
FIREHOUSE MAGAZINE SUBSCR I PTlONS 65,91 I I
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FISHER, MATT INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 257,95 I I
FLEETWAY STORES, INC. HINOR EQUIP, 39,54 I I
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FOOTE, CRAIG INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 117 ,00 I I
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FORAKER VACUUM & SEWING HOUSEHOLD EQUIP, 10.00 I !
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FORBES. BRANDY INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 127,05 i' I
FOTSCH, BRIAN INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 155.00
FREEDBERG, HAROLD MISCELLANEOUS OTHER 3,00 I
FREEMAN LOCK & ALARM, INC, MISC. SUPPLIES 41.81 I
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FREEMAN, EVONNE LESSONS 24,40
FRIEl/OS OF IOWA CITY PUBLIC FILM 17,99 I
FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY BOOKS (CAL/REF,) 3,00
FROHWEIN OFFICE SUPPLY GRAPfllC SUPPLIES 1,137.44 I
FULCRUM BOOKS ICAT./CIR'l 13,06 i
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G, K, HALL & CO, BOOKS CAL/CIR, 44,64 I
GABEL & SCHUBERT OUTSIDE PRINTING 5,50
GAFFEY, SR I All INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 234,75
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COUNC Il II STI NG AUGUST 31, 1990
VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
GAFFEY, HARK INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 173,25
GALE RESEARCH INC, SOOKS (CAT./REF,) 260,34
GAMET! HE PRIOR YEAR ENCUMS. 6S,23
GARDIIER, VICKIE INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 92,00
GAR/IlER, GREG lESSONS 13.00
GARRETT, ROGER MISCEllANEOUS OTHER 5,00
GARVIN, KElll INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 27,00
GASKILL, JOHN INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 391.25
GAYLORD SROS. SDOK PROCESSING SUPP 42,75
GAZETTE CO, EMPlOYHENT ADS 41.S6
GEORGE HASON UNIVERSITY SUSSCRIPlIOIIS 50.00
GERARD, lOIS LESSONS 162.00
GILPIN PAINT & GLASS, INC. PAINT & SUPPLIES 53.06
GIRDLER, CAROL INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 306,25
GlOmSKI, IWlHI INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 293,25
GOODFELLOW PRINTING, INC. MISC, SUPPLIES 354.90
GOSS, DAVE INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 147.00
GRAlIDRATH, lORA INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 560.00
GRAY SUPPLY CO., INC, AUDIO VISUAL REP HAT 399,32
GREEN. DESB REG I STRATI ON 10.00
GREENLEY, PAMELA INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 112.00 <"""...,---,c-",
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GRIFFIN, AMELIA lESSONS 5,00 d
GRIFFITH, ROGER INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 250,00 "
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GROLIER EDUCATIONAL CORP, BOOKS ~CAT,/REF,) 609,00 "
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GUIDEPOSTS PRINT/ IRCUlATING 15.95 , I'
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GUllOERHAll, KENNY LESSONS 15,00 I
HACAP WORK STUDY WAGES 36,00
HACH BROTHERS CO., INC, SAN IT , & IND, SUPP, 2,257,47
HAGEN'S FURNITURE & TV OTHER FURN./EQUIP, 500,00
HALL, DAVE INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 200,00 ,
HAM/lOND, ROSERT MISCELLANEOUS OTHER 2.00 j
HAN, GEUIIJO LESSONS 2.20 I I
HAND, GREG INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 2S4.90 I
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HARADA PRODUCTIONS NON-FICTION VIDEO 29.95 ".,...:;_,t
HARCOS CHEHICALS PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB, 1,145,70 , ........'1
HARDY, AIINE INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 152,20 I j
HARDY, VAN INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 405,00 I
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HARMAN. SUSAN LESSONS 106,00 j !
HARNEY ICE CO, HISC, SUPPLIES 24,00 I "
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HARRY'S CUSTOH TROPHIES, LTD, PRIOR YEAR ENCUMS, 1,542,00 I ,
HARTFORD SPECIALITY CO, TRAINING FILH/HAT, 100,00 , ,
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HARTWIG HOTORS, INC, MISCELLANEOUS OTHER 6,00 I
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HARVARD LAW REVIEW SUBSCRIPTIONS 36,00 I
HAVE, INC, AUDIO VISUAL REP HAT 64.67
HAWKEY E DA I RY, INC, FOOD 164,6S
HAWKEYE FOOD SYSTEMS, INC, MISCEllAr/EOUS OTHER 23,45
HAWK EYE LUMBER CO, BLDG. & CONST. Supp, 155.39
HAWKEYE HEDICAL SUPPLY, INC, RECREATIONAL SUPP. 47.04
HAWKEYE PEST CONTROL, INC, SLOG, PEST COIITROl /, 12S.00
HAWKEYE RISBON RECREATlOIlAL Supp, 22, IS
iAWKEYE WELD & REPAIR MINOR EQUIP, REPAIR 36.3S
iDC BUS IIIESS FORMS CO, PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB. 404,64
lECK, RANDY ANNUAL/SUMMER PASS 10,00
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COUIlC IL 1I ST IIIG AUGUS T 31. 1990
YENOOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
HEIN, ANGElA IIlSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 342.00
HEISTAD, SANDRA HISCELLANEOUS OTHER 3,00 !
HELGET HEDICAL SYSTEHS, INC. HISC. SUPPLIES 4.00
HENRY LOUIS, IIlC, AUDIO YISUAL SUpp, 412.50
HERHISTON, HICHAEL INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 243.00
HERTZBERG.NEW HETHOD, INC, LIBRARY HATER. REP, 1,763,95
HIGHSHITH CO" INC, AUDIO VISUAL REP HAT 223,47
HIRSCH, KAREN LESSONS 60.00
HOFFHAN, JEF FREY HISCELLANEOUS OTHER 3,00
HOLIDAY WRECKER & CRANE SERY, TOWING 45.00
HONEYWELL, INC. REP & HAINT, TO BLDG 862.00
HONOHAN, JAY INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 175.00
HOPKINS, TREVOR INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 157,50
HOUGHTON HIFFLlN BOOK/CASSETTE 6,61
HOVEY, BRIAN HISCELLANEOUS OTHER 2,00
HOWE, DONALD HISCELLANEOUS OTlIER 7,00
HY,YEE FOOD STORE '1 CERTIFICATIONS I ,078,65
HY,YEE FOOD STORE '2 FOOD 446.35
NYDRITE CHEHICAL CO, PRIOR YEAR ENCUHB, 6,339,64 i
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HYDRONIC ENERGY, INC, PLUHBING SUPPLIES 88,22 ; "" .....-.-.
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I. C. H, A. EHPLOYHENT ADS 51,68 "
ICHA . RT IPERS 1,541.22 I .j
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ICHA . RT . 401 OTHER BENEFITS 463.23 1.
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ICPA REGISTRATION 45,00 ,
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IFHA DUES & HEHBERSHIPS 150,00 I !
IHPRINTED SPORTSWEAR PRIOR YEAR ENCUHB. 731.40
INDEPENOENT INSURANCE AGENTS COMP, LIABILITY illS. 1,570,00 d
INERS, HICHELE HISCELLANEOUS OTHER 3,00
INGRAH BOOKS (CAT,/CIR.) 875,29 i
IIIGRAH, HASSAN HISCELLANEOUS OTHER 6.00 I
INLAND ASSOCIATES, INC. PRIOR YEAR ENCUHB, 1,461.82
INSIGHTS PHOTOGRAPHY OTHER PROF, SERYICES 414,00 v,l
INTERNATIONAL ASSOC, OF FIRE DUES & HEHBERSHIPS 285,00
INTl CONF OF BlDG OFFICICALS BooKIS) 77,25 I
INTL. CONF. OF BLDG, OFFICIALS BOOKS, HAG" NEWSPAP 326,50 I
IOWA AIR FILTER, INC. PRIOR YEAR ENCUHB, 99,60
IOWA BOOK & SUPPLY CO, BOOKIS) 185.28 I
IOWA CHAPTER APWA REGISTRATION 190,00 ,
IOWA CHAPTER IAAI DUES & HEHBERSHIPS 70,00 I
IOWA CITY JANITOR SUPPLY SANITATION EQUIP, 45.00 i
IOWA CITY lANDSCAPING An CHEHICALS 347,25 I
IOWA CITY PETTY CASH IIXI7 QUADRILLE.lOPC 270.16 i' i
IOWA CITY PRESS.CITIZEN EHPLOYMENT ADS 1,436,66 ,
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IOWA CITY READY HIX, INC, CONCRETE 15,338,15
IOWA CITY REC. CTR. PETTY CASH FILH 88,21
IOWA CITY TELEPHONE CO" INC, PHONE EQUIP. CHARGES 60.00
IOWA DEPT. OF PUBLIC SAFETY TRACIS 440.00
IOWA DOT DATA PROCESSING 74,70
IOWA ELECTRONICS OFFICE EQUIP, REPAIR 6,015.00 (
IOWA ILLINOIS GAS & ELECTRIC ElECTRICITY CHARGES 64,684,09 I
IOWA PARKS & RECREATION ASSOC, SUSSCR I PTJONS 10,00 .
I
IOWA POLICE EXECUTIVE FORUM REGISTRATlO" 60,00 i
IOWA STATE SANK, FICA FICA 37,033.52
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VENDOR NAME PROOUCT OESCRIPTION AMOUNT
IOWA STATE BANK COMPUTER SERVo OTHER PROF, SERVICES J2.1J
IOWA STATE BAR ASSOC. REFERENCE HATERIAL 7,50
IOWA STATE CENTER PRINT/REFERENCE 3,00
IOWA STATE TREASURER SALES TAX SALES TAX COllECTED 1.089.17
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY BOOK(S) 336,50
IPERS IPERS 20,693,47
IPHA DUES & MEMBERSHIPS '327.00
IPRA WORKSHOP REGISTRATION 303.50
J. p, GASWAY CO" INC, SANITATION SUPP, 24,63
JACKS DISCOUNT, INC, FILM 86,68
JAHES J. Hill REFERENCE COURIERS 15,00
JENNINGS, GEOFFREY MISCELLANEOUS OTHER 5,00
JENSEN, ROGER CERTIFICATIONS 35,00
JEPSEN, ALYSON C, INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 340,00
JESSE JONES INDUSTRIES PRIOR YEAR ENCUMS, 46,45
JIM'S OTHER IMPROV, HATER, 40,00
JOHANSEN, KERRY MISCELLANEOUS OTHER 6.00
JOHN HOPKIIIS UNIVERSITY PRESS PRINT/REFERENCE 38,25
JOHNSON COUNTY AGRICULTURE ELECTRICITY CHARGES 124,96
JOHNSON COUNTY AUDITOR BOOK(S) 132,50
JOHNSON COUNTY CLERK COURT COSTS 364.00 I
JOHNSON COUNTY EXTENSION SERV, BOOK(S) 4.25 ,
JOHNSON COUNTY MUNICIPAL AID TO AGENCIES 12,627.00 "
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JOHNSOII COUNTY RECORDER RECORDING FEES 275,00 I 11
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JOHNSOII, JANAN LESSOIIS 32,00 II
JOHNSON, TODD INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 352,75 \1
JORH MICROLAB, INC. MICROFILM 4,683,22 II
JU, RAYMOND INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 414,00 ,
JULIA'S FARM KENNELS COHMERC IAl FEED 86.00 q
JUNG, CHUNHEE LESSONS 10,50
JUST COMPENSATION SUBSCR I PTlONS 90,00
K HART '4315 FilM 312,72
KAR PRODUCTS, INC, MISC, EQUIP REP HAT 41.21
KASPER, JAMES INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 2B,76
KELLY SERVICES, IIIC, TECHNICAL SERVICES 38,70
KEMM IS, HOLLY LESSOIIS 148,BO
KENNEDY, MIKE MISCELLANEOUS 50.50
KIMBALL.JACKSON, KIRSTIIIE IIISTRUCTOR/OFFIClATE 17,00
KIMBERLING, BRENDA INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 8,50
KINKADE, JULIANNE F, INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 83.39
KIRKWOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE REGISTRATlOII 232,00
KLEPFER, KIRSTEN S, INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 15,40
KLEPPE, RICHARD MISCELLANEOUS OTHER 6.00 I
KNIGHT, LIESl INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 87.75 ,
KNIGHT, HARILYN INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 141. 00
KNV ARCHITECTS & PLANNNERS ARCHITECTURAL SERV, 1,000,00
KOOL & NYGREN, INC, SHORTHAND REPORTER 26,90
KOSTICK, SUSAN LESSOIIS 13,00
KREI, BRIAN UNIFORM ALLOWANCE 21.47
KUCERA, BARRY lESSOIIS 117,00
L. L. PELUNG CO" INC. ASPHALT 3,546,36
LANGLEY I PAT LESSOIIS 30,00
LARSON CONST. CO" INC, MISCElLANEOUS DTIlER 3,00
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VENDOR NAME PRODUCT OESCRIPTION AHOUtH
LEAGUE OF IOWA HUNICIPALITIES REGISTRATION 330,00
LEASING INC ASSOCIATES HISCELLANEOUS OTHER 3,00
LEE, GINA lESSONS 13,50
LEE, JAHES INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 288.75
LEIN REGISTRATlOII 160,00
LEISURE TIHE RENTAL LTD. HISCELLANEOUS OTHER 5.00
LENOCH & CILEK AUDIO VISUAL SUpp, 715.75
LEON LYVERS TREE SURGERY NURSERY SERVICES 2,445,00
LETN CERTIFICATIONS 1,464,00
LEVY, HARRY HISCELLANEOUS OTHER 3.00
LIBRARY STORE, INC, HISC PROCESSING SUPP 28.20
LIND'S PRINTING SERVICE, INC, DUPLICATOR SUPPLIES 156,64
LINDSEY, TOH INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 222,00
LIPPOLD, ERIK UNIFORM ALLOWANCE 92,56
LOCAL GDVERNHENT COHHISSION BOOK~S) 8,50
LOECKE. CYtlTHIA H1SC LLANEOUS OTHER 2,00
LOOK.N,GOOD REP & HAINT. TO BLDG 105,00
LORD, ELIZABETH J LESSONS 24.40
LOWENBERG, HICHAEL INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 140,00
LYNN THOMAS HISCELLANEOUS OTHER 6.00
H. JANE JOIUlSON SHORTHAND REPORTER 93,00
HACK, JOANN LESSONS 5.00
HACm. LOIS INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 383,70
HADISON PUBLISHING ASSOC. BOOKS (CAT ,/CIR,1 22,70
HALTESE ENTERPRISES BOOK(S) 59,85
HARINO, BARBARA INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 220,50
HARTIN, ALICE LESSONS 13.00
HASER, JAMES HISCELLANEOUS OTHER 5,00 I
HASKE, KARl INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 37.35 "
HATASAR, SHARON INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 84.00 j.',
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HATTHEW BENDER & CO" ItIG, BOOK(S) 419,55 I
HAXSON, JAHI' INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 242,00
HCBREElI. VICKI LESSONS 27,00 I
HCHENRY, ANNE INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 247,50 ."j
HEACHAM TRAVEL SERVICE AIR FARE 229,00
HEARDON, SUEPPEL, DOWNER & ATTORNEY SERVICES 4,100,00
HECHTENZIHER, EARL LESSONS 268,00
HEDICAL ASSOCIATES PHYSICALS 530,00
HEISEL, BETTE REGISTRATION 175,00
HELLERS PHOTO LABS, INC, FILH PROCESSING 3,64
HENEFEE, LAUR I E HISCELLANEOUS OTHER 3,00
HERCY HOSPITAL HEDICAL SERVICE 233.45
HETZ, CHERYL LAND RENTAL 5,00
HEYER'S APPLIANCE & HISC, PERIPHERALS 203,00
HEYERS, STEPHANIE INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 265.60
HID,AMERICA'S HICROPRODUCTS HAGNETlC HEDIA 279.74
HIDLAND TRANSPORTATION OTHER EDP EQUIP REP, 22,00
HIDWEST JANITORIAL SUPPLY CORP SA/IITATlON SUPP, 125.04
HITCHELL INTERNATIONAL PR I NT/REFERENCE 50.96
HMS CONSULTANTS, INC. ZOIl/ NG & SUBDV, FEES 60.00
H/IB JUL 8ANK FEES 1,124,83
HOCIC REGISTRATION 90,00
HOE, ERIC INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 233 . 20
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HOEN, HONICA
HON ITTO , DOREEN
HONTGOHERY ELEVATOR CO,
HOTOROLA INC,
HPC NEIISPAPERS
HULFORD PLUHBING & HEATING
HULLIGAN, SARAH
HULLIN, CHRISTA
HURPHY, ED
HURRAY, ANII
HURRAY, HIKE
HUSSER, BETH
HUTUAL BEtlEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
HYERS, KRISTINE
N & N SANITATION
NAGLE LUMBER CO,
NATIONAL AUDIO/VIDEO SERVICE
NATlOI/AL AUTOHOBILE DEALERS
NATlOIIAL BY.PRODUCTS. INC.
NATIONAL FIRE PROTECT"N ASSOC
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC .IETY
NATIONAL INSTITUTE O~ GOVT,
NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES
NATIONAL RECREATION & PARK
NEBEL, TREVOR
NEDOBA, TIHOTHY
NEENA>> FOUNDRY CO,
NEUTRON INDUSTRIES
NEil YORK GRAPHIC SOCIETY
NOBLE, JILL
NOEL'S TREE SERVICE
tIOLLErl, KARLA
NORTHIIEST FABRICS
NDRTHIIESTERN BELL
NUGENT. ANDREII
O'BRIEN, JACK
O'NEIL, STEPHANIE
OCHELTREE, SCOTT H,
OCHS STUDIO
OCHS, JIH
ODORITE OF EASTERN JOllA
OSCAR. STEPHEN
OS CO DRUG
OSTRANDER, KIHBERLY
OTTUHIIA NEUROLOGICAL &
OUR DESIGtI
OIlEfI, CARRIE
PAPER CO,
PARK Ill, GENE
PAUL'S
PAYROLL RECAP
PBS VIDEO
PERI PRESS
COUNCIL LISTING AUGUST 31, 1990
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
REGISTRATIDN
LESSOUS
REP & HAINT, TO BLDG
COHHUNICATION EQUIP,
OUTSIDE PRINTING
REP OF ELECTRIC/PLBG
INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
LESSONS
HISCELLANEOUS OTHER
INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
DISABILITY INSURANCE
INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
TOOLS & EQUIP. RENT,
BLDG. & CONST. SUPP,
A V EQUIP. REPAIR
REFERENCE HATERIAL
TECHNICAL SERVICES
BOOK(S)
BOOKS (CAT,/CIR.)
OUES & HEHBERSHIPS
REGISTRATION
REGISTRATION '
INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
PRIOR YEAR ENCUHB,
PRIOR YEAR ENCUHB.
BOOKS (CAT,/REF.!
INSTRUCTOR/OFFIC ATE
EQUIPHENT SERVICE
LESSONS
RECREATIONAL SUPP,
HISCElLAUEOUS OTHER
INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
INSTRUCTOR/DFFICIATE
INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
SANITATlOU SUPP.
INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
FILH
INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
PHYSICALS
COMMUNICATION EQUIP.
INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
PAPER
LESSOflS
EDUC,/TRAlNItIG SUPP,
PAYROLL 10.AUG.90
NOfl,FICTION VIDEO
PR I NT /REFEREIICE
AMOUNT
490,00
]4,80
360.04
5,959,42
242.11
59,84
11. 50
57.00
441,00
16,00
5,00
88.S5
1,881.41
119.3 5
67,00
137,17
64,66
39,00
100.00
675,15
11 D.90
450,00
975,00
465,00
46.20
139,50
4,087,11
298,00
60,00
42,50
3,930.00
8.40
13.30
3,00
67,50
240.00
34.65
138.60
60,00
134,75
22.00
170.00
134.07
17.00
30.00
330.15
303.40
339.77
15.00
132.51
724,461.25
270,60
47,00
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YCNooR NAlie PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AHOUflT
PERKINS, NANCY LESSONS 25.00
PERRY, 0 lANE E. LESSONS 30,00
PETTY CASH CAR \lASHES 22,83
PHOTOGRAPHIC speCIALTIES AUDIO VISUAL Supp, 86.03
PICKENS, CRAIG INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 115,00
PIP PRINTING PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB. 170.00
PIP PRINTING CO. GRAPHIC SUPPLIES 191. 90
PITTERHAN, BILLY MISCELLANEOUS OTHER 2,00
PLAHOR LANES MISCELLANEOUS 213.40
PLANNERS BOOKSTORE BOOK~S) 29.40
PLAllT CONNECTION NURS RY SERVICES 310,00
PLEXIFORHS, INC, BLDG. & CONST, SUPP. 226.14
PLUHBERS SUPPLY CO. BLOG, & CONST. SUPP. 668.Q9
POETS & \lRITERS, INC, PRINT/CIRCULATING 25,00
POOL TECH INC, REP OF ELECTRIC/PLBG 67,50
POPULAR SCIENCE BOOK CLUB BOOKS (CAT,/CIR,) 2B.82
POUBA, JAliES MISCELLANEOUS OTHER 5.00
PRAIRIE LIGHTS BOOKS PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB. 53.96
PRAIRIE LIGHTS BOOKSTORE BOOKS (CAT,/CIR,) 34,00
PRATT AUDIO,VISUAL & VIDEO A V EQUIP, REPAIR 1,118.70 ,~.
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PRIORITY YIDEO SERYICE CORP, YIOEO RECORDINGS 356.00
PSCU,HASTERCARO/YISA AIR FARE 1,473,11
PSYCHOLOGY TODAY TAPES CLASSIFIED AY 10,95
PUBLISHERS GROUP WEST BOOKS (CAT,/CIR,) 10,11
PYIWIID SERYICES. IIlC, HINOR EQUIP, REP HAT 53,62
QUAD,CITY TlHES EHPLOYHEIIT ADS 315,84
QUALITY BOOKS, INC, BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 367.20 I
QUALITY ENGRAYED SIGNS GRAPHIC SUPPLIES 5B,26 I
R. H. BOGGS CO., INC. REP OF ELECTRIC/PLBG 1,996,26 . I
R, R. BOIIKER PRINT/REFERENCE 315,16 I
RAD I 0 SHACK PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB, 104.90 I
IWISEYER, YICKI INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 267,75 I
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RAPID BUSINESS SYSTEMS PRIOR YEAR ENCUMS, 1,000.56 P]
RECREATION BANK mS,JUL 54.80
RECREATIONAL SERVICES LAIID RENTAL 210,00
REHHKE, DENISE MISCELLANEOUS OTHER 5.00 ,
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REHPRO COHPANY MISC, SUPPLIES 35.75 1
REPP, DIANA INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 88,55
RETAIL DATA SYSTEHS OF CEDAR COHH, EQUIP, REPAIR 393,29
RHODES, BECKY R LESSONS 17,00
RICHERSON, SUSAN INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 265,00
RICHEY, TERRI LESSONS 112 . 00 I
RITTER, DONALD HISCELLANEOUS OTHER 15,00
RIVER PRODUCTS CO, ROCK 2,924,10
RIVERA, ARTURO HISCELLAIIEOUS OTHER 3,00
ROBERTS RINEHART CLASSIFIED AY 15,26
ROCKFORD HAP PUSlI SlleRS, I NC , BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 52,35
ROCKWELL, HELODY DUES & MEMBERSHIPS 100.00
ROE HEATltIG & AIR REP OF COOLING EQUIP 141. 00
ROGERS, AIIGELA INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 38.25
ROGUSKY. SUSAN M, LESSONS 13.00
ROSEN, STEYEN LESSONS 12,00
ROSENBERG, ROBERT INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 207,00
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VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUtlT
ROSS BOON, GINA LESSOtlS 18.40
ROSS I NDUSTR I ES, INC. EDUC,/TRAINltlG SUPP. 5B9,24
RUtlGE, CHRIS INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 4\5,00
SCARLETT, CAROLE MISCELLAIIEOUS OTHER 5,00
SCHELLENBERG,JOCELYNE LESSOtIS 10,00
SCHEUERMAN, JOSEPH MISCELLAtlEOUS OTHER 5,00
SCHIFFER PUBLISHING BOOKS (CAT,/CIR,) 29,48
SCHLUENZ, EDWIN MISCELLANEOUS OTHER 3,00
SCHLUETER, MARY LESSONS 86,00
SCHNEIDER. JULIE INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 280,50
SELECTVIDEO NON,FICTION VIDEO 94.35
SElNER, MARY INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 63.00
SERVICEMASTER REP & MAINT, TO BLDG 3,086,00
SHAY ELECTRIC REP OF ELECTRIC/PLBG 74,50
SHERMAN, STEVEN INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE SO,OS
SHERRY PARDEE NON.FICTION VIDEO 22.50
SHIFT CALENDARS OFFICE SUPPLIES 443,67
SHIVE.HATTERY ENGRS & ARCH INC ENGINEERING SERVICES 242,00
SHOWERS, TONY INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 90.00
SILVER BURDETT CO. BOOKS (CAT,/CIR,) 99.94
SIMO, MELAINE MISCELLAlIEOUS OTHER 5,00
SIMON & SCHUSTER, INC, BOOKS (CAT,/CIR'1 19,01
SIPERLY, MICHELLE INSTRUCTOR/OFFIC ATE 136,00
SJB COtlSTRUCTION, INC, MISCELLAtlEOUS OTHER 5,00
SKATE COUNTRY MISCElLANEOUS 508,50 "
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SKUBAL, RONALD MISCELLANEOUS OTHER 5.00 Ii
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SMALL ENTERPRISES. LTD LIQUOR BEER LICENSES 633,75 !I
SMEAL FIRE EQUIPMENT CO, OTHER OPER, EQU I p, 1,748,00 I.
SNYDER. GARY MISCELLANEOUS OTHER 3,00 'I
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SOFTWARE PUBLISHING CORP, MICRO,COMPUTER 81. 50
SOLURSH, VICTORIA LESSONS 124,00 ,
SOMSKY, JEANNE LESSONS 6,50
SOUTH HILLS ELECTRONICS MISC EDP SUPPLIES 18,00
SOUTHGATE DEVELOPMENT CO" INC BUILDING RENTAL 3,148,23
SP I RE TECHNO LOG I ES, I NC , MINI.COMP, SDF1WARE 1,325,00 I
SQUIRE, MATTHEW INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 211.50
ST. MARTINS PRESS CLASSIFIED AV 10.36
STANDARD BLUE GRAPHIC SUPPLIES 57,OS I
STEPHANIE, AIIOREW DUES & MEMBERSHIPS 30,00
STER'S AQUATIC SPORTS CENTER TECHNICAL SERVICES 160,00
STERN, LAURA LESSONS 12,00
STEVENS SAND & GRAVEL CO., INC DIRT 640.68
STIERS, INC, RECREATIONAL SUPP, 68,42
STITZELL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. AUDIO VISUAL REP MAT 38.07
STOCK, KENNETH TRAVEL 66,54
STOKES, JENNI INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 223,30
STOKES, JOSSI INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 208.00
STRUTHER, ROIIALD MISCELLANEOUS OlllER 20.00
STUTTS, PAUL ItlSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 60.00
STUTZMAN, RICHARD TRAVEL 20,51
SUMMIT UNIVERSITY PRESS CLASSIFIED AV 36,25
SUNSET PRItlTltIG & ADVERTISING BOOKS. HAG" NEWSPAP 191.81
SUPPIPAT, DALI/l MISCElLAtlEOUS OTIIER 3,00
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VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
S\lAILES, JOII lfISTRUCTOR/OFF IC IA TE 76.50
S\lAlI, JENNIFER INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 329.00
S\lAlI50t" LOIS MISCELLANEOUS OTHER 10.00
TANSEY, PAMELA HISCELLANEOUS OTHER 5,00
TARGET STORES RECREATlOIIAL EQUI P, 27.98
TECHNIGRAPHICS, INC, PRINTING SUPPLIES 63,00
TEK HEDIA SUPPLY CO. HISC, SUPPLIES 76.35
TELECONNECT DIRECTORY CO, TELEPHONE DIRECTORY 9.95
TERRY, BECKY INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 370.00
THINKING ALLOWED PRODUCTIONS NON-FICTION VIDEO 32,45
THOMAS COHPUTER CORP. HAGNETIC HEDIA 445.25
1I10HSON, BARBARA l. LESSONS 13.00
THORIIOIKE PRESS BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 143.67
THRUSH. LYlE HISCELLArIEOUS DTHER ),00
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TO~ICREST X-RAY DEPARTHENT CERTIFICATIONS 51.50
TRAFFIC ENGlNEERlIIG SERVICES ElECTRICAL SUPPLIES 5,175,84
TRS ROOFING, LTD. PRIOR YEAR ENCUHB. 397.00
U OF lA, BUSINESS OFFICE \lORK STUDY \lAGES 153.33
U OF lA, CENTER FOR CONF, AND REGISTRATION 149,00
U OF IA. HOSPITALS AND CLINICS CERTIFICATIONS 76.75
U OF IA. WORK STUDY \lORK STUDY \lAGES IB6,53 ,
U 5 \lEST COHHUNICATION SERVICE PHONE EQUIP, CHARGES 127,50 "
U S \lEST COHHUNICATIONS PHONE EQUIP. CHARGES 4,194,54
U, S, GOVERNMENT PRINTING SUBSCRIPTIONS 120.00
U, S, MICRO EXPRESS NON-FICTION VIDEO 42.95
U, S. POST OFFICE POSTAGE 3,275,00
U, S. POST OFFICE - ACCT 163 BULK HAILING 390,00
U, S, POST OFFICE - ACCT 44 BULK HAILING 3,819,33 1
U, S, \lEST COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT SERVICE 231.40
U. S, \lEST DIRECT TELEPHONE DIRECTORY 428,15
UDlTSKY, ANDREA INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 267,75
UtHFORH DEN, INC, CLOTHING & ACCESS, 2,837,13
UllION ElECTROrllCS, INC, OFFICE EQUIP REP HAT 30,00
UNION OF CONCERNED SCIENTISTS NON.FICTION VIDEO 22,00
UNIVERSAL CLIMATE CONTROL, INC REPAIR OF STRUCTURE I, 7BO, 00
UNIVERSAL GYM EQUIPMENT REGISTRATlOrl 500,00
UNIVERSITY CAHERA FILM PROCESSING 314.81
UNIVERSITY OF HISSISSIPPI BOOKS !CAT,/CIR'l 14.32
USGPO BOOKS CAT./CIR. 116.00
VALIANT I.H.C. AUDIO ISUAL REP HAT 184,47
VARLEY, TERI INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 225,00
vmco, INC, MISC. EQUIP REP HAT 307,88
VETERINARY ASSOCIATES VETERINARY SERVICE 25.00
VIlLAREAL, NOEL INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 210,00
VISUAL SYSTEMS CO" INC, GRAPH IC SUPPLI ES 60,73
VON BRIESEN & PURTELL, S.C, OTHER PROF, SERVICES 634.79
VULCAN HATERIALS CO, AG MATERIALS 362,15
\lALKER, CHRIST INE HISCELLANEOUS OTHER 3,00
\lALlESER, L Ylm INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 96.25
\lAL TON, STEVEN lfISTRUCTOR/OFF I C I ATE 437,00
\lARD, MICHElLE INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 264.00
\lARNING LITES OF IOWA, INC, REIITALS 240.00
\lARREN COMPUTER CENTER PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB, 32.50
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VENDOR NAIIE PRODUCT DESCRJPTlOtl AIIOUln
WATERLOO COURIER EMPLOYMENT ADS 72.00
WAZIRI. AllEN INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 508.25
WEETER. RENEE T LESSONS 90.00
WEGNER. DALE INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 65.00
WEIDEMAN, MARY A, ELECTRICITY CHARGES 306.71
WEIRICH. EVELYN LESSONS 27.00
WEST PUBLISHING CO. BooK(S) 36,75
WESTERN SECTION IAEI REGISTRATION 95.00
WESTERN TREE & LANDSCAPE TOOLS & HINOR EQUIP, 18.98
WHEELR, GALE MISCELLANEOUS OTHER 5.00
WHITE IS, WILLIAM INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 285,00
WHITNEY SENIOR CENTER REGISTRATION 50.00
WILEY, ANGELA IIISTRUCTOR/OHICIATE 293,25
WILKINS. CHRISTOPHER INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 459,00
WIlKINS, JEFF INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 144,00
WILLIAM C, BROWN PUBLISHERS BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 44.22
WILLIAMS; BOB SAFETY SHOES 70.00
WILLI S, STEVEN INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 241.50
WILSON, KElLY SUE INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 115.50
WINKElHAKE, R. J, REGISTRATION 200.00
WOLF CONST.. INC. PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB, 550,00
WOLF, CARA INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 173.25
WONICK, JAMES TRAVEL 15,B9
WOOLSON, ROBERT INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 441. 75
WRIGHT, JANE LESSONS 5.00
ZEE MEDICAL, INC, FIRST AID SUPP, 32.35
ZIHHERHAII, PATTY LESSONS 12,50
ZYTRON COURIERS 1.152,60
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FUND TOTAL 1.132.195.53
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VENDOR NAIlE PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AII0UNT
furlD: CAPITAL PROJECTS
A T & T INfORMATION SYSTEMS TElEPHOrlE 1. 20 !
ASI SIGN SYSTEMS PRIOR YEAR ENCUHB, I, S2I ,50
BYERS & HAPPEL CONTRACTED IMPROY, 9,291.18
COHHUNICATIONS ENGINEERING CO, BUilDING IHPROVEHENT 605.25
COHPUTERLAND OF IOWA CITY PRIOR YEAR ENCUHB, 102.00
DIXON, HARY LEE OTHER PROF, SERYICES 398.25
FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP. COURIERS IUD
HACH OTHER OPER, EQUIP, 1,804.28
IOWA BRIDGE & CULVERT, INC, CONTRACTED IMPROY. 4,563.29
IOWA CITY PRESS.CITIZEN LEGAL PUBLICATIONS 36.49
IOWA ILLINOIS GAS & ELECTRIC ELECTRICITY CHARGES 19,64
IOWA STATE BANK . FICA FICA 1.268.83
jpERS IPERS 823,78 I
JOHNSON BROTHERS CORP, CONTRACTED IMPROY, 218,414,64 ,
JOHIISOII COUIITY RECORDER RECORDIIlG FEES 70,00
JOHIISON COUNTY TREASURER PROPERTY TAX 1,220.00
LEX COMPUTER SYSTEMS PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB, 415,00
MERIT ELECTRIC, L TO, CONTRACTED (MPROY, 3,219.40
HETRO PAVERS, IIIC. CONTRACTED IHPROY, 173,675,61 ' ,
NAGLE LUHBER CO. BUILDING IMPROVEMENT 35,82 !
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NIIII, INC. ENGINEERING SERYICES 4,100,00 I;
NORTHWEST WATERPROOFING AND CONTRACTED IHPROY, 2,514,60 , Ii
PAUL A, LAURENCE CO. CONTRACTED IHPROY, 1.020.821.20 \i
PAYROll RECAP PAYROLL IO,AUG.90 16,585,93 'I
PLEASANT VALLEY NURSERY, INC' TREE TRIH/REHOVAL 82,77 II I
RANDY'S FINE HOHE CARPETS PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB, 1,536.89 .' ;
SECRETARY OF STATE FILING FEE 50,00 !;
SHIVE.HATTERY ENGRS & ARCH INC ENGINEERING SERVICES 10,386,85 . I
STAIILEY CONSULTANTS, INC, HAIIAGEHENT SERVICES 6,074,75 f
U S WEST COHllU/lICATlOIIS TElEPHDrIE 18.07 .\
UTIlITY EQUIPHENT CO, PRIOR YEAR EIICUMB, 9,334,09 I
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FurlC TOTAL 1,495,353.11 I
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VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AHOUNT
FUND: ENTERPRISE FUNDS
A & C MECHANICAL SERVICE REP OF ElECTRIC/PlBG 33.9B
A T & T INFORMATION SYSTEMS TELEPHONE 179.76
AAA TRAVEL AGENCY AIR FARE 619,00
ABBEON CAL, INC. MINOR OFF EQUIP/FURN 40,00
ABBOTT, GREGORY A WATER OVERPAYMENTS 6.87
AD. VANTAGE CARTOON HAPS, lTD ADVERTISING 100.00
ADAMS, RON WATER OVERPAYMENTS 5,/1
ADVERTISER ADVERTISING 149,00
AERO RENTAL PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB, 596,30
AID,CARE MEDICAL, INC WATER OVERPAYMENTS 3/.64
AIR COOLED ENGINE SERVICES MINOR EQUIP, REPAIR 47,88
ALCOCK, APRIL WATER OVERPAYMENTS 18.10
ALDEN, ELIZABETH A WATER OVERPAYMENTS 38. 13
ALLIED COLLOIDS INC, WATER/SEWAGE CHEM, 4,588,48
AMERICAN PUBLIC TRANSIT ASSOC, REGISTRATlOtl 525.00 i ,
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AI~ERICAN SIGHA, INC, LAB, CHEM, & SUpp, 100.50 ! I
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AMIN, EHAB MESELHE WATER OVERPAYMENTS 6,78 i!
ANDERSON, AARON WATER OVERPAYMENTS 40,30 :1
ANDERSON, DIANA C WATER OVERPAYMENTS 35,97 I Ii
ANDERSON, DOUG WATER OVERPAYMENTS 4.62 'I
ANDERSON, THOHAS W WATER OVERPAYMENTS 2B,44 f .
ANDERSON, TODD SAFETY SHOES 46.79 ,
ARATEX SERVICES, INC. LAUNDRY SERVICE 2,109,92 d
ARGO, JOHN J WATER OVERPAYMENTS 29,47
ARMSTRONG, CRIS WATER OVERPAYMENTS 6,78 I
AUEN, HARY WATER OVERPAYMENTS 15,93
AUGSPURGER, JOHN WATER OVERPAYMENTS IB,IO
BAIlEY, HEATHER WATER OVERPAYMENTS /3,28 ' I '''~I
BAll, JAMES WATER OVERPAYMENTS 7,27 ,
BANKERS TRUST REVENUE BONDS 1,687.50
BARLOW, SlOANE WATER OVERPAYMENTS 27,31 I i
BARON, STEFANIA WATER OVERPAYMENTS 31.64 I
BAUTISTA, ANTONIO' KRUI RADIO WATER OVERPAYMENTS 2,47 !
BECKER, DEBRA 0 WATER OVERPAYMENTS 15,93 i
BECKMAN, ZACHARIAS WATER OVERPAYMENTS 18,73 I
BENDEZU, RICARDO WATER OVERPAYMENTS 15,44 !
BENNETT, DOUG WATER OVERPAYMENTS 9,44 ;
BERGER, SARAH WATER OVERPAYMENTS 7,27
BERKSON, PETER M WATER OVERPAYMENTS 1/.60
BETHEL, PAMELA WATER OVERPAYMENTS 28,44 I
BEll INDUSTRIAL PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB, 3,908,36 I
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BIERI, MONICA J, CONSULTANT SERVICES 1,040,56
BIGLER, JEANETTE WATER OVERPAYMENTS 21. 06 ,
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BISENIUS, JOHN T WATER OVERPAYMENTS 13,28
BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD DENTAL INSURANCE I, 30 1.70
BOECKER, KAREN WATER OVERPAYMENTS 31,64
BOYD, KEllY P WATER OVERPAYMENTS 2,14
BOYD, SARAH JAN E WATER OVERPAYMENTS 26,27
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VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
BRADLEY. CLARE WATER OVERPAYMENTS 10.07
BRADLEY, KEVIN W WATER OVERPAYMENTS 18,10
BRATHWAITE, NICOLE A WATER OVERPAYMENTS 12.93
BREESE CO" (NC, MINOR EQUIP, REP HAT 30.11
BRENNEHAN SEED & PET CENTER PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB. nO.98
BREUER, CRAIG A WATER OVERPAYMENTS 5.11
BRIGHT, HATT WATER OVERPAYMENTS 7.27
BRlWALL PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB, 262,50
BRCH. THOHAS J WATER OVERPAYMENTS 20,89
BROWN, MELISSA L WATER OVERPAYMENTS 11.60
BROWN, TIM WATER OVERPAYMENTS 27,55
BROZ. JACQUIE HARIETA WATER OVERPAYMENTS 13.77
BUHMAN, CRAIG SAFETY SHOES 41. 59
BVERS. JULIE WATER OVERPAYMENTS 33,80
CAFFERATA. LISA WATER OVERPAYMENTS 8.59
CAMPNEY. SUSAN WATER OVERPAYMENTS 5.11
CARON. MICHELE J WATER OVERPAYMENTS 11.60
CARPE, JENNIFFER WATER OVERPAYMENTS 29.47
CARPENTER UNIFORH COMPANY GLOVES 1.150,92
CARPENTER. DAVE WATER OVERPAYMENTS 30.60 I I
CARROLL COUNTY SOLID WASTE REGISTRATION 240,00 I
CARSPECKEN, JOAN WATER OVERPAYMENTS 2.94 ,
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CARUS CHEMICAL CO" INC, PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB, 69,12 I
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CHAILQUIST, LEE ANN WATER OVERPAYMENTS 25,14 I'
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CHAMBERLAIN, THADDEUS M WATER OVERPAYMENTS 2.46 i I
CHAMBLISS, NECIA WATER OVERPAYMENTS 21.94 II
CHAN. YEE SUN, WATER OVERPAYMENTS 17 .61
CHASE HANHATTAN BANK, N,A, REVENUE BONDS 655,00
CHOWII, TAMI J WATER OVERPAYMENTS 35.97 ,
CHRISTENSEN, J HARTY WATER OVERPAYMENTS 32.68 I
CHYAN. KEVIN WATER OVERPAYMENTS 45,67 'I
CIRKSENA, KATHRYN WATER OVERPAYMENTS 18,10
CITY CARTON CO., INC, OTHER WASTE DISPOSAL 1,314,43
CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 1,531.82
CITY HIGH PUBLICATIONS ADVERTISING 60.00
CLOTHIER. TODD A WATER OVERPAYMENTS 5,11
COHEN, TSIVIA SUSAN WATER OVERPAYMENTS 13,77
COLE, CHERYL L WATER OVERPAYMENTS 7,27
COMBS, MIKE WATER OVERPAYMENTS 21. 94
COHHERCIAL TOWEL SERVICE, INC. LAUIIDRY SERVICE 32,20
COMMUNICATIONS ENGIIIEERING CO, COMM, EQUIP. REPAIR I,B28.18
COHPUTER SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT DATA PROCESSI/lG 1,790.00
COIITINENTAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT HINOR EQUIP, REPAIR 344,38
CONTRACTOR'S TOOL & SUPPLY CO, BLDG, & CONST, Supp, 1,627,52
COOK, HEIDI WATER OVERPAYMENTS 38.89
COOK, KIMBERlEY WATER OVERPAYMENTS 43,51
COOK, RACHEL WATER OVERPAYMENTS 19,77
CRAVEY, AL THA J WATER OVERPAYMENTS 9,44
CRESCENT ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO, PLANT EQUIP REP HAT 91. 08
CROSTHWAITE, KURT ' WATER OVERPAYMENTS 26.27
CROUSE CARTAGE CO, FREIGHT BD.OD
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YEt/DOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTIOI/ AMOUN T
CROWL EY, JACK SAFETY SHOES 66,00
CRYER, KIRK WATER OVERPAYMENTS 24,10
CSC CREDIT SERVICES, II/C. TECHI/ICAL SERVICES 5.95
DAILY IOWAN PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB. 105,22
DAL Y, JAMES SAFETY SHOES 69,63
DAN'S OVERHEAD DOORS & MORE REP I HAINT, TO BLDG 2D 1.8B
DAUGHERTY, JULI E A WATER OVERPAYMENTS 30,60
DAVIDSON. HARY GRAY WATER OVERPAYMENTS 7,27
DEVINE, RENE WATER OVERPAYMENTS 11.60
DEWEY, JERRY MINOR EQUIP, 200,00
DIRKS, HICHELE PERMIT LOTS 119.80
DOEHRHANN, PENNY WATER OVERPAYMENTS 45,67
DON I S LOCK & KEY REPAIR OF STRUCTURE 391. 40
DONAHUE, RICHARD J WATER OVERPAYMENTS 15.93
OOORENBOS I PAM WATER OVERPAYMENTS 35,97
DORE, VICKI R WATER OVERPAYMENTS 13.28
DOUHA, DEAI/NA WATER OVERPAYMENTS 39.18
DREA, DAVID WATER OVERPAYHENTS 5, II
DRUG TOWN DRUG STORE FlLH 9.18
DUGAS, KELLY WATER OVERPAYMENTS 18,10
DUNCAN INDUSTRIES HINOR EQUIP. REP HAT 1,181.01 "
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EAST CENTRAL IOWA COUNCIL OF BUSES 12,218,29 II
EASTERN IOWA LIGHT I POWER COO ELECTRICITY CHARGES 12.413,40 II
EEKHOFF, THERESA WATER OVERPAYMENTS 21.94
EGBERT, BETH ~ HELLECKER WATER OVERPAYHENTS 6,7B !
EICK, HELISSA H WATER OVERPAYHENTS 29,47 II ,i
ELECTRIC HOTORS OF IOWA CITY MINOR EQUIP, REP HAT 2.962.94 " I
ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION SYS A V EQUIP. REPAIR 84.22 !
ElECTRotllCS CAVE HISC. SUPPLIES 29,90 I
ELIASON, SCOTT R WATER OVERPAYHENTS 34.05 .,]
ENLOE, LORI WATER OVERPAYHENTS 7,27 I -.-"""-'f
) ENVIRmOOHTAl 'ESOURCE OTHER PROF, SERVICES 133.00
EVANS. DOUGLAS WATER OVERPAYHENTS 21,06
EVERSMANN, SUSAN WATER OVERPAYHENTS 18.89 I
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' FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP, COUR IERS 28,00 I
FEDERAL RES, 8ANK OF CHICAGO REV BOlIO /NT 6.381.25 i
FElSBIE. SCOTT A WATER OVERPAYMENTS 34,85
FIRST NATIONAL BAlIK REVENUE BONDS 325,00
FISCHER, HAUREEN WATER OVERPAYHENTS 31. 64
FlEETWAY STORES. INC, HINOR EQUIP, REP HAT 165,55
FREEMAN LOCK & ALARM, /NC, HI SC. SUPPLI ES 41. 70
FREEMAN. AMBER WATER OVERPAYMENTS 11,60
FREESE. CHRIS PERMIT LOTS 30,00
FRISBIE. BARBARA WATER OVERPAYMENTS 38.13
FROHWEIN OFFICE SUPPLY OFFICE SUPPLIES 38.38
FUBARA, BLESSING WATER OVERPAYMENTS 25.14
FUNK. CLARE/lCE SAFETY SHOES 70.00
FURLO/lG, DAVID WATER OVERPAYMENTS 28.43
GARD/lER, SARAH J WATER OVERPAYHE/lTS 9.44
GARHOF, RAY A WATER OVERPAYMENTS 26.27
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VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AIIOUNT
GAU. GENE WATER OVERPAYMENTS 17,61
GEHRMANN, FREDERICK WATER OVERPAYMENTS 18.65
GEIGER, DAWN WATER OVERPAYMENTS 1. 41
GENERAL CHEMICAL CORP, ALUMINUM SULFATE 3,300,T2
GERAGHTY. MICHAEL J WATER OVERPAYMENTS 38.13
GERHOLD, TOM WATER OVERPAYMENTS 11.11
mOT, JAY 0 WATER OVERPAYMENTS 27.55
GIBBONS, HAUREEN WATER OVERPAYMENTS 43.51
GILL, KIMBERLY WATER OVERPAYMENTS 26,27
GITCHEl, ROBERTA WATER OVERPAYMENTS 28,43
GOLDHAJI, MELISSA A WATER OVERPAYMENTS 39.18
GRAFF, CURT WATER OVERPAYMENTS 40.30
GREER, HARY E WATER OVERPAYMENTS 25,39
GROVE, JUlI E B WATER OVERPAYMENTS 45.67
GUIZAR, TIM WATER OVERPAYMENTS 18.10
GUSTAFSON, KIRK WATER OVERPAYMENTS 8,97
HAAS. HARK T WATER OVERPAYMENTS 5.11
HACH BROTHERS CO" IIIC. SANITATION SUPP, 430.T6
HAHRE, KRISTIN WATER OVERPAYMENTS 28.44
HAIlSEN, KATHY WATER OVERPAYMENTS 15,93
HANSON, ROfl WATER OVERPAYMENTS 40,30
HARDY, ROBERT BOOK(S) 17,00 "
HARRIS DISCOUNT TOOLS 60,84 "
HARRISON. BRIAN L WATER OVERPAYMENTS B.95 ,
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HARTHAN, HARY JO WATER OVERPAYMENTS 47,84
HARTHA/III. AMY WATER OVERPAYMENTS 33,80
HAWES, RANDY WATER OVERPAYMENTS 25,39 1\
HAWKEYE LUMBER CO. LUMBER/HARDWARE 27,32 II .
HAWKEYE PEST CONTROL, ItlC, BLDG. PEST CONTROL 348,00 :.1
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HAWKEYE STATE BANK REVENUE BONOS 162.50
HAWKEYE WELD & REPAIR MINOR EQUIP. REPAIR 99.33
HAYES, JENNIFER WATER OVERPAYMENTS 5,74
HAYES, THOHAS L WATER OVERPAYMENTS 7.27 ,
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HERITAGE CABLEVISlorl ADVERTISING 80.00 '" dl
HERSOU, MAR IL YN J WATER OVERPAYMENTS 5.11
HIGGINS, YANG CHU ~ CRESWELL WATER OVERPAYMENTS 18.10
HIIIGTGEtl. LEAH WATER OVERPAYMENTS 15.45
HIRD. JEFFREY WATER DVERPAYMElITS 11.10
HODARI, ADILISHA WATER OVERPAYMENTS 10.24
HOGUE, MICHELE M WATER OVERPAYMENTS 7.27
HORNE, BEN WATER OVERPAYMENTS 30.60
HOVEY, TROY WATER OVERPAYMENTS 11,11 I
HOWARD R, GREEN CO, CAPITAL PROJECTS 7,27
HUBBARD, WILLIAM WATER OVERPAYMENTS 27,55
HUFF, TERRY % RHOADES & ASSOC WATER OVERPAYMENTS 68,00
HUGHES, JOHN 0 WATER OVERPAYMENTS 45.67
HUrlTl EY, PAUL WATER OVERPAYMENTS 25,14
HYDRITE CHEMICAL CO. PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB, 3,414.00
IKUSAKA, HASATOMI WATER OVERPAYMENTS 35.00
IIlDEPE/lDENT ItlSURANCE AGE/ITS WORKMEN'S COMP illS. 5,061.10
IIIGRAM, MICHAEL WATER OVERPAYMENTS 7.91
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VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
IOWA CITY FUNNIES ADVERT IS JIIG (7S,OO
IOWA CITY JANITOR SUPPLY HISC, SUPPLIES 291.60
IOWA CITY PETTY CASH PICTURE HAIIGERS 70,08 I
IOWA CITY PRESS,CITIZEN LEGAL PUBLlCATlOIIS 217,07
IOWA ILLINOIS GAS & ELECTRIC ELECTRICITY CHARGES 48,112,77
IOWA PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION DUES & HEHBERSHIPS I. 242.56
IOWA STATE BANK . FICA FICA 20,143.66
IOWA STATE BANK COHPUTER SERVo HETERED SALES 76,49
IOWA STATE TREASURER SALES TAX SALES TAX COLLECTED 6,670.26
IPERS IPERS 14,096.37
IRELAND, KELLI E WATER OVERPAYHENTS 14,40
ISCO, INC, HINOR EQUIP, REP HAT 393.02
ISEL Y, JILL H WATER OVERPAYHENTS 18.73
JACKS DISCOUNT, INC. HISC. SUPPLIES 28,92
JACOBI, ELIZABETH 0 WATER OVERPAYMENTS 3D.60
JAMES, CATHERINE S WATER OVERPAYHEtlTS 11.11
JAVORNIK, HICHELLE WATER OVERPAYHENTS 7,27
JEPSON, JILL WATER OVERPAYHENTS 18.10
JOHNSON COUNTY SEATS AID TO AGEIICIES 17,407,29
JOHNSON, KRISTIN R WATER OVERPAYHENTS 27,56
JOHNSON, NEIL WATER OVERPAYHENTS 31.64
JOHNSRUD, HICHAEL T WATER OVERPAYHENTS 27.31
JOHNSTON, JAY WATER OVERPAYHENTS 12,24
JOHNSTONE, MARTHA C WATER OVERPAYHENTS 30,60
JONES, BRIAN 0 WATER OYERPAYHENTS [4,41
JONES, JENNIFER WATER OYERPAYHENTS 40,30
JONG.YEAL, KIH STOP PAY CLRD 8ANK 2,46
JORDAN, JOSEPH WATER OYERPAYHENTS 13.28
JUNGLES, STEYEN WATER OYERPAYHENTS 30,60
KADUCE, JILL S WATER OYERPAYHENTS 38,[4
KAR PRODUCTS" INC. HINOR EQUIP, REP HAT 43,77 .
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KAYSER, DAN WATER OYERPAYHENTS 2,94 I
KAYSER, JOAN WATER OYERPAYHENTS 27,31
KERSBERGEN, KAREN WATER OYERPAYHENTS 5,11 i
KIEBLE, GARY WATER OYERPAYHENTS 9.70
KIRCHBERG, JEFFREY SCOTT WATER OYERPAYHENTS 19,77 I
KISTLER, ROBERT SAFETY SHOES 41,20
KKRQ 101 ADYERTIS I NG 500,00
KLING, JAMES K WATER OYERPAYHENTS 18,10
KOCH INDUSTRI ES, INC, ALUHINUH SULFATE 5,077.28
KOSIER, JEFF WATER OYERPAYHENTS 43,51
KRAHER, TODD WATER OYERPAYHENTS 15,44
KRNA, INC, ADYERTlSING 310,00
KWPC.KFHII ADYERTIS ItIG 480,00
LACKENoER, ROY ~ LACKENDER, RU WATER OYERPAYHEllTS 15.95
LAGOHARCINO, JOHN WATER OYERPAYHENTS 16,56
LAMOTTE CIIEHICAL PRODUCTS CO, LAB. CIIEH, & SUPP. 64.41
LANE, LORRIE WATER OYERPAYMENTS 11.11
LEDOCQ, MICHAEL J WATER OYERPAYMENTS 27,55
LEE, IIUEI.IIUANG % AURORA, RITA WATER OYERPAYHENTS 49.71
LEKOLBARI FARRA.YIGO SAF ETY SliDES 70,00
LEHKE, JANE A WATER OYERPAYMENTS 2,15
LENOCII & CILEK COFFEE SUPPLI ES 132,86
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LEWIS SYSTEM OF IOWA, INC, FltlAlIC IAL SERV & CHG 211.50
LIGUORI, CAROL WATER OVERPAYHENTS 11.60 I
LINWOOD HilliNG AND HINERALS HYDRATED L1HE 1.110,12
LITT, JENNIE WATER OVERPAYHENTS 26,27
LOLONIS, PANAGIOTIS WATER OVERPAYHENTS 26.27
LOWE, REBECCA ANN WATER OVERPAYHENTS 24.10
LOWTHER, PRISCILLA WATER OVERPAYHENTS 15.93
LUETKEHANS, ANNE M WATER OVERPAYHENTS 28,43
LUO, JIA WATER OVERPAYHENTS 29.47
LUSTER, KEV IN E WATER OVERPAYMENTS 43.51
LYNCH, HARGARET M WATER OVERPAYMENTS So.sO
HAlIEDY, STEVE ' WATER OVERPAYHENTS 30.60
HARCONI, JANElLE WATER OVERPAYMENTS 34.85
HARSH, ELLIS E III WATER OVERPAYMENTS 34.05
HARSHALL, LOREII WATER OVERPAYMENTS 12.41
HARTEL, PAUL E WATER OVERPAYHENTS 38,13
HARTIN, KEITH WATER OVERPAYMENTS 10.39
HARTIN, LEE MITCHELL WATER OVERPAYHENTS 14,50
HARTY, DUANE W WATER OVERPAYMENTS 28.44
HASKER, MIKE WATER OVERPAYMENTS 3,58
HATHES, RACHEL H WATER OVERPAYHENTS 20,89
HAW, RICHARD WATER OVERPAYHENTS 19,77
MAZZOCCO, LISA WATER OVERPAYHENTS 2,45
MC KEON, DANIEL R WATER OVERPAYMENTS 20,90
MCCOMB, DON WATER OVERPAYHENTS 5,11
MCCORMICK, MARK WATER OVERPAYMENTS 47,84
MCCOY, HARY WATER OVERPAYHENTS 19,77 I
HCGARGlll, DOUG WATER OVERPAYHENTS 18,10 i-i
MCKINSTRY, ANDREW WATER OVERPAYHENTS 38.13
HCKUSICK, BLAINE C WATER OVERPAYHE/lTS 15,93
MEDENBLIK. DANIEL M WATER OVERPAYHENTS 9.44
HERBACH, NANCY WATER OVERPAYHENTS 24,10 ,
HERCANTILE BANK, N,A, REVENUE BONDS 325,00 ., I
MERGEN, TONY WATER OVERPAYHENTS 26.27 I
MERIT ELECTRIC, LTD, REP OF ELECTRIC/PLBG 324,00 i
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MIKE EVANS CONST WATER OVERPAYMENTS 18,10
MIKLO, BOB WATER OVERPAYHENTS 11.60
MILES.HOLLEMAN, BETTE WATER OVERPAYHENTS 9,44
MillER, CHRIS WATER OVERPAYHENTS 43.51
MILLER, HICHAEL E WATER OVERPAYHENTS 18,10
HILLER, ROBERT L WATER OVERPAYHENTS 9.44
HillER, SAM WATER OVERPAYHENTS 5,11
MillER, TRACY WATER OVERPAYHENTS 21.07
MION, DECIO JR % U OF I WATER OVERPAYHENTS 21. 06
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR CO. OTHER REPAIR & MAINT 1,042.62
MONTGOHERY, DAVID WATER OVERPAYMENTS 38,13
HOORE, JILL WATER OVERPAYHENTS 15,44
MORGAN, LORI WATER OVERPAYHENTS 40,30
HUELLER CO, REPRESENTING WATER METERS 1,374,48
MUNDT, DANIEL A WATER OVERPAYHENTS 9,44 \
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HURPHY, DEBORAH WATER OVERPAYHENTS 10,07
HURPHY, JOHN WATER OVERPAYHENTS 18,10
HUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE DISABILITY INSURANCE 1,000.16
NATIONAL BANK OF WATERLOO REVENUE BONDS 506,25
NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES REGISTRATION 275,00
NATOA.NATL, LEAGUE OF CITIES DUES & HEHBERSHIPS 175,00
NAVARRE, AMY WATER OVERPAYHENTS 25,90
NEOOBA, TlHOTHY WATER OVERPAYHENTS 24,10
NELSEN, KARIN H WATER OVERPAYHENTS 43,51
NELSON, TODD WATER OVERPAYHENTS 15,93
NESTROVSKI, R " J HASADA WATER OVERPAYHENTS 13.77
NESTRUD, DEBORAH PERMIT LOTS 90,00
NEWARK ELECTRONICS HINOR EQUIP, REP HAT 201. 46
NICKEL, JAMES A WATER OVERPAYHENTS 18,10
NIELSEN, JOHN WATER OVERPAYHENTS 35.97
NIEHANN, SUSAN WATER OVERPAYHENTS 41. 35
NNW, INC, ENGINEERING SERVICES 80.50
N08BE, NORMA JD WATER OVERPAYHENTS 29.47
NOLFI, DAWN HARlE WATER OVERPAYHENTS 26,27
NDRWEST BANK IOWA, N.A. REVENUE BONDS 337,50
NORWEST BANK LA CROSSE, N,A. REVENUE BONDS 168,75
NOTT COMPANY HINOR EQUIP, REP HAT 40,38
NYSTROM, ANGELA WATER OVERPAYHENTS 18,73
O'BRIEN, SCOTT WATER OVERPAYHENTS 28,44
O'NEILL, CYNTHIA L WATER OVERPAYHENTS 43,51
OLD CAPITOL CAB CO, AID TO AGENCIES 465,25
OLSON, KEllI WATER OVERPAYHENTS 18,10
OTT, DOUGLAS WATER OVERPAYHENTS 15,93 I
OTTO, KELlY W WATER OVERPAYHENTS 15,93 ,. I
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OVERHEAD DOOR CO, HINOR EQUIP, REP HAT 35.00
OVERTON, BLAIR WATER OVERPAYMENTS 15.44
PANNELL, STEVE WATER OVERPAYHENTS 25.39 ,
PANNIER, ANDY WATER OVERPAYMENTS 13.28 I
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PARK, SOOJUN WATER OVERPAYHENTS 45,67 ....,
PARROTT, CHRISTINA WATER OVERPAYMENTS 17,61
PAUL'S HINOR EQUIP, REP HAT 114.13
PAYROLL RECAP PAYROLL 10.AUG.90 263,286,97
PECHHAN, BILL WATER OVERPAYMENTS 31. 64
PERSElS, LISA WATER OVERPAYMENTS 24.11
PHAM, BAOTRAM T WATER OVERPAYHENTS 41.34
PHELPS, DORSEY HETERED SALES 842.69
PHIL'S BUILDING HATERIALS, INC BLDG, & CONST, SUPP. 13.70
P1ETIG, MARK WATER OVERPAYMENTS 33.80
PIOTRWOSKI, TED WATER OVERPAYMENTS 38,12
PLEXIFORHS, INC. BUILDING IMPROVEMENT 2.10
PLUMBERS SUPPLY CO, MINOR EQUIP. REP HAT 533,22
POMPER, ANDY WATER OVERPAYHENTS 24.10
POTTS, JAY 0 WATER OVERPAYMENTS 26,27
PRASKA, KEVIN WATER OVERPAYMENTS 29,72
PUFFETT, TONY WATER OVERPAYMENTS 18,10
PURE WATER SUPPLY MISCELLANEOUS 234,75
PYRAMID SERVICES, IIIC, MINOR EQUIP, REP MAT 98,11
R,C ELECTRONICS EQUIPMENT SERVICE 50,00
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VElIDOR NAIlE PRODUCT DESCRIPTlOII AMOUNT
R, H, BOGGS CO., /NC, REP OF COOLING EQUIP 418,79
RABE, HICHELlE \lATER OVERPA YHEIITS 21. 94
RADIO SHACK HINOR OFF EQUIP/FURN 61.78
RAINES & ASSOCIATES, INC, PRIOR YEAR ENCUHB, 79,88
RAJAlII, ASHEET V \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 27,31
RAMSEY, PETER J \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 4,62
RANGEL, JACQUELINE \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 8,07
RANSHA\I, KEN \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 19.40
RASllUSSEN, JEFF \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 11.60
REDIG, VICKY \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 47,84
REEVE, RUTH \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 2\. 94
RETAil DATA SYSTEHS OF CEDAR HINOR EQUIP, REPAIR 2,709,00
RHOADS, STEFANIE K \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 28,43
RICKS, HATH Ell \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 18,89
RIVER PRODUCTS CO, ROCK 3,509,42
RIVER VAllEY TOIIEL, INC. SANITATION SUPP. 94,50
ROBERSOIl, DEB \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 30,40
ROBERSOIl, JOYCE A \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 30,60
ROBERTS, JANELLE 0 \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 17,61
ROBERTS.ULRICHS. ANGELA \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 13,2B
ROSEBAR TIRE SHREDDING TIRES DISPOSAL 563.74
ROSEllE, AIIDREII\I \lATER OVERPAYHEIlTS 35,97 "
ROSENBERG, KEVIIl K \lATER OVERPAYHEIlTS 8,95 "
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S & G HATERIALS SAlID 30.01 Ii
SALLADAY, CATHERINE \lATER OVERPAYHEIlTS 7,27 Ii
SAL YER, DAVID \lATER OVERPAYHEIlTS 13,77
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SCHAEFER, KATHLEEN \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 31,88 II 1
SCH IHBERG CO, PRIOR YEAR ENCUHB, 113.3 5 ; I
SCHLUETER, LYNDA \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 33.80
SCHHUECKER, TERESA \lATER OYERPAYHEIlTS 11.60
SCHRE IBER, NAlICY \lATER OVERPAYHEIlTS 8,07 ,
SCHULTE, DUANE J \lATER OVERPAYHEIITS 13.28 ,
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SCHULTZ, PAUL \lATER OVERPAYHEIITS 20,90 -'I
SCHUMACHER, JEFFREY P \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 37.01 I
SEFF, JENNIFER' RABY. PAH \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 5.72
SEHHAIIIl, PHILLIP H \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 7,27 I
SELBY, VICKY \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 2.46 I
SHAEFFER, HATT \lATER OVERPAYHEIlTS 41. 34
SHAFFER, DRE\I TRAVEL 78,22
SHAPIRO, DAN \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 11.11
SHAPIRO, VALERIE \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 13,28
SHER, VICKI \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 30,60
SHIREKAIl, THERESA I \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 34.05
SHIVE-HATTERY EIIGRS & ARCH WC ARCHITECTURAL SERV, 517,00
SIEG,CEDAR RAPIDS CO, HINOR EQUIP, REP HAT 44,43
SIEGEL, \lAYIlE \lATER OVERPAYHEIlTS 24,10
SILBER, CATHY \lATER OVERPAYHEIlTS 18.10
SILVERSTEIN, JEFF \lATER OVERPAYHEIlTS 35,97
SKORDAS, CYIITHIA \lATER OVERPAYHENTS 6.78
SLUTTS, KEVIN SAFETY SIIOES 70,00
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VENDOR NAHE PRODUCT DESCRIPTIOII AHOUIIT
SHITH, LISA WATER OVERPAYMENTS 19,79
SNOW, KATHY WATER OVERPAYMENTS 47,84
SONGSIRIDES, NOWARAT WATER OVERPAYMENTS 12,23 1
SORENSEN, 80B WATER OVERPAYHENTS 11.11
SOUHRADA, BONNIE WATER OVERPAYMENTS 6.7B
SOUKUP, BEVERLY A WATER OVERPAYHENTS 43,51
SPRINGSTUBE, WOODARD %U OF N T WATER OVERPAYMENTS 30,60
ST AMELI, CAROL WATER OVERPAYMENTS 20.89
STANFORD, ClARK WATER OVERPAYHENTS 9,44
STERNFIElD, BRUCE WATER OVERPAYMENTS 15,93
STEVE'S TYPEWRITER CO, HINOR EQUIP, REPAIR 45.00
STEVENS SAND & GRAVEL CO., INC DIRT 5B5,81
STOCKWELL, TONYA % STOCKWELL, WATER OVERPAYMENTS 30,60
STYCZYNSKI, PETER WATER OVERPAYHENTS 12.23
SUHR. JULIE A WATER OVERPAYHENTS 47,84
SWANSOII, CHAD WATER OVERPAYMENTS 33,80
SWART, ALBERT REVENUE BONDS 900,00
SWARTZENDRUBER, PAULA WATER OVERPAYHENTS 24,10
SYNDER, JOAN PERHIT lOTS 69,20
SYSTEMS SERVICE CO. HINOR EQUIP. REPAIR 1,138,52
TANGIRALA, RAVI WATER OVERPAYMENTS 16,49
TATE, SUSAN WATER OVERPAYHENTS 15,44 ,
TAUKE, KATHY WATER OVERPAYMENTS 26,27 i'
TEACHOUT, STEVE WATER OVERPAYHENTS 6.l5 11
TERREll, KR I 5 WATER OVERPAYHENTS 28,43 ij
THIES, HARK SAFETY SHOES 66.51 'I
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TJADEN, TONY WATER OVERPAYHENTS 5,11 1/ I
TRENDlER, AilEEN WATER OVERPAYHENTS 19,7B ,
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TRUCKEIIBROD, BRIAN WATER OVERPAYHENTS 26,27 I
TUDER, JACKIE WATER OVERPAYMEIITS 24,11 I
TUllY, MICHAEL J JR, WATER OVERPAYMENTS 14,40 I
TYlER, AMY WATER OVERPAYHENTS 26,27 !
U OF lA, BUSINESS OFFICE WORK STUDY WAGES 72.08
U 5 wEST COMMUNICATIONS TElEPHONE 1,439.91
UNION BANK & TRUST CO, REVENUE BONDS 156,25
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA WATER PLANT WATER UTiliTY CHARGE 6,232,00
USEMCO HINOR EQUIP. REP HAT 1,588.41
UTiliTY EQUIPHENT CO, PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB, 1,441.09
VAN METER CO, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 64.16
VAN WATERS & ROGERS, INC, PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB, 2,944,00
VANGEl I STI, AlIITA l WATER OVERPAYHENTS 30.60
VENS, ANASTASIA WATER OVERPAYMENTS 9,44
VOSS PETROLEUM CO" IIIC, OTHER LUBRICANTS 28.03
WAGNER, BRETT A WATER OVERPAYMENTS 47.84
WAllACE, ZOE ANN WATER OVERPAYHENTS 25,39
WARNING LITES OF IOWA, INC, RENTALS 261. 00
WARTH & BISHOP CONST WATER OVERPAYMENTS 19,40
WATER PRODUCTS CO, PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB, 917,40
WATKINS I STEFANIE K WATER OVERPAYMENTS 31.64
WEBB, GARY WATER OVERPAYHENTS 7.27
WEBER, JOSEPH WATER OVERPAYMENTS 28,43 ~
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\lEINSTEIN, GREG \lATER OVERPAYMErns 34.05
\lElTZlN, JENNIFER DYAII \lATER OVERPAYMENTS 27,31
\lENMAN MACHINE \lORKS MIrlOR EQUIP, REPAIR 27.00
\lESSELS, ERIC J \lATER OVERPAYMENTS 29,72
\lEST ERN \lATER MANAGEMENT, INC, PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB. 6.666,30
WHITTEMORE, JENNIFER \lATER OVERPAYMENTS 5,74
\lILLIAMS STEEL & HARD\lARE LUMBER/HARD\lARE 306,75
\lINTER, TRAVIS L \lATER OVERPAYMENTS 1.77
\lOLF CONST" INC, OTHER REPAIR & MAINT 3.037,00
\lOMBACHER, BRITTANY A \lATER OVERPAYMENTS 19,77
\lONG, ANGELA \lATER OVERPAYMENTS 4,62
\lONG, LILIAN \lATER OVERPAYMENTS 24,10
\1000, JOE R \lATER OVERPAYMENTS 21,1B
\lORBY, DAVID SAFETY SHOES 60,50
IIU, HAtI WATER OVERPAYMENTS 15,44
YEATER, STEVEN 0 \lATER OVERPAYMENTS 41.34
ZAPHER, DAJANI \lATER OVERPAYMEIITS 3,57
ZIHHER & FRANCESCON, INC, MINOR EQUIP, 3B7 ,52
ZUCKER, DAVE \lATER OVERPAYMENTS 7,27
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FUND: TRUST AIID AGENCY
A T & T INFORMATION SYSTEHS TElEPHONE 1.82
AERO RENTAL HI SC, SUPPLI ES 135,25
AIR COOLED ENGINE SERVICES HINOR EQUIP, REP HAT 5e.eO
AKERS, PATRICK HONTHLY RET BENEFITS 496.89
AHANA SOCIETY PRIOR YEAR ENCUHB, 710.00
AUBRECHT, LAVERNE ElDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 5,00
BADGER, HELEN ElOERCRAFT SHOP SALE 43.00
BAILEY, WENDY ElDERCRAFT SHOP SALE I. 20
BAKER & TAYLOR CO, 800KS {CAT./C I R, ~ 150,27
BEBEE, DEAN HONTHLY RET BENE ITS 1.168,97
BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD DENTAL INSURANCE 41.16
BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD HEALTH INSURANCE 224,020,05
BOGS, RON HONTHLY RET BENEFITS 1,382.50
BUCKLEY, HILDRED ElDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 6.75
BUSHNELL'S TURTLE FOOD 88.00
CAMPBELL, DARLENE ElDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 6.00
CAPPS, HAZEL L HONTHL Y RET BENEFITS 442,91
CLEH, MARJORIE ElDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 6,00
COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO, POP 152,32 ,
COHPUTER SOLUTIONS. INC, HISC, PERIPHERALS 29,50 i il
COHPUTER USERS SUPPORT SERVICE ,CONSULTANT SERVICES 1,076,00
CONN ELL, R I CHARD HONTHL Y RET BENEFITS 1,381.97 ,
CONTRACTOR'S TOOL & SUPPLY CO, TOOLS 242.56
COOK, WILLIAM HICHAEL HONTHLY RET BENEFITS 2,000,40
CROll, DONALD W HONTHLY RET BENEFITS 1,409.35
0, R, HILLER PHOTOGRAPHY TECHNICAL SERVICES 98,00
DAVIES, H, LUCILE ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 13,00
DELSlNG, HAR I L Ytl HONTHLY RET BENEFITS 1,034,75
DOLEZAl, DONALD HONTHLY RET BENEFITS 750,72
DOLEZAL, HELEN HONTHLY RET BENEFITS 493.69
EAGLE FOOD CENTER '157 COFFEE SUPPLI ES 17,67 I
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EBSCO SUBSCRIPTION SERVICES PRINT/CIRCULATING 427,16 ...... I
EDIIARDS, ROBERT HONTHLY RET BENEFITS 781. 91
EHS LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER CERTIFICATIONS 8.00
EVANS, EHHETT HONTHLY RET BENEFITS 1,313.90
FARHER, WILLIAM CURTIS HONTHLY RET BENEFITS 1,308.09
FARNSIIORTlt, DAVID L HONTHLY RET BENEFITS 1,564.05
FARNSWORTH, ELNORA ElDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 18.00
FAY, JOHN G HONTHLY RET BENEFITS 1,082,96
FEDERAL RES, BANK OF CHICAGO REV BONO INT 806.00
FIRST NATIONAL BANK HISCELLANEOUS 10,222,70
FRANKLIN, HAROLD ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 6.75
FRESHENS FOOD 110,40
FRIENDS OF IDIIA CITY PUBLIC DUES & HEHBERSHIPS 400.00
FRDHIIEIN OFFICE SUPPLY OFFICE SUPPLIES 63.81
GARIIDOD, MARJORIE HONTHLY RET BENEFITS 45B, 15
GLOBAL RECOGNITION INC UNIFORH CLOTHING 180,49
GORDON, ADA ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 3.25
GREEN, DEBB HISC, SUPPLIES 8,00
GRINGER, FRIEDA ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 17,00
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VENDOR NAIIE PROOUCT OESCRI PTlO" AII0UNT
GROUP SERVICES HEALTH INSURANCE 370.04
H.S WDUSTRIES EQUIPMENT RENTAL 146.00
HAM, MARY MONTHl Y RET BElIEF ITS 520.69
HAN, UlA ElDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 2.50 (
MARRIS, DAVE MONTHLY RET BEIIEFlTS 1,947.71
HAZLETT, JAMES A MOIITHLY RET BENEFITS 2,058.01
HEIN, LETMA MONTHLY RET BENEFITS 429.58
HENRY, DENNIS MOIITHlY RET BEliEF ITS 1.2B1.45
HESS, RAYMOND MOIITHlY RET BENEFITS 870.23
HIDGON, JUliE ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 10.00
HOLDEMAN, ESTHER ElDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 4.50
HOLlAND, WILLIAM J MONTHl Y RET BENEFITS 714.27
HORNER, ABIGAIL ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 16.66
HUDACHEK, KENNETH llOYD MONTHLY RET BENEFITS 1.356.66
HY.YEE FOOD STORE II RECREATlOIIAL SUPP. 3.56
IMPRINTED SPORTSWEAR PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB. 230.50
INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS WORKMEN'S COMP INS. 12.28
IOWA BOOK & SUPPLY CO. MISC. PERIPHERALS 19.03
IOWA CITY COHHUNITY THEATER MISCELLANEOUS 50.00
IOWA CITY PETTY CASH LUNCH/ST.FED.OFFIC. 20.17
IOWA CITY PRESS.CITIZEN EMPLOYMENT ADS 424.65
IOWA ILLINOIS GAS & ELECTRIC ELECTRICITY CHARGES 23.20
IOWA STATE BAlIK MONTHLY RET BENEFITS 2,298.00
IOWA STATE BANK . FICA FICA 2,209.76 ) ,
IOWA YOUTH CORPS ASSOC. CLOTHING & ACCESS. 129.00 1 .
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IPERS IPERS 884.60
IRYING, KENNETH R MONTHLY RET BENEFITS 1,250.40 I
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J. P. GASWAY CO., INC. PAPER STOCK 11. 78 i
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KEATING, ROBERT MONTHLY RET BENEFITS 1,661.05 i
KESSELRING, MRS. E. R. ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 2.00 I
KIDWELL, WILLIAM MONTHLY RET BEliEF ITS 1,430.33
KLOOS, ARTHUR C MONTHLY RET BENEFITS 1,251.04
KNIGHT, BERNIE OUTSIDE PRINTING 17.45
KNOEDEL, EDWIN MONTHLY RET BENEFITS 962.23
KIIOEDEL, JOSEPH L MONTHLY RET BENEFITS 642.96 ,
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KRUSE, SARAH lOCAL MILEAGE 48.64
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KUAN KUEI LAW ElDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 7.50 . !
LAW, KUAN KUEI ElDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 57.30
LEE, RICHARD MONTHLY RET BENEFITS 1,253.16
LENOCH & CIlEK RECREATIONAL SUPP. 13.63
LEON LYYERS TREE SURGERY NURSERY SERYICES 380.00
LEONARD REYMAN ORCIIESTRA OTIIER PROF. SERYICES 100.00
LEWIS, ALICE MONTHLY RET BENEFITS 520.69
LONEY, DAYID MONTHLY RET BENEFITS 1,192.35
LOREN'S SIGNS CONTRACTED IMPROY. 500.00
MASKE, ROBERT L MONTIILY RET BENEFITS 1,110.90
MCCARNEY, PATRICK J MONTHLY RET PENEFITS 1.555.72
MCELROY, PEG EDUC./TRAINING SUPP. 381.87
MCGINNESS, MRS. EDGAR SR. ElDERCRAFT SIIOP SALE 2.75
MCNABB, ESTHER MONTHL Y RET BEllEFlTS 407.50
MEANS, ELIZABETH ElDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 15.00
MICROSOFT WORKS SUPPLEMENTAL MICRO.COMP. SOFTWARE 7.50 ~
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HILLER. HARYEY 0 HOllTHl Y RET BENEF 1 TS 1. 989.98
HILLER, LAYINA ElDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 29.50
HILLER, lINDA lOCAL HllEAGE 29.75
MORGAN, HRS. YERA HONTHL Y RET BEliEF! TS 458.15
HOTT'S DRUG STORE PRINT/CIRCULATING 239.40
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE DISABILITY INSURANCE 236.27
tlAGLE LUHBER CO, TOOLS 11.05
NASCC 1990 CONFERENCE REGISTRATION 1,624.00
NATIONAL BANK OF WATERLOO REYENUE BONDS 85.00
NEALSON, DAYID NEAL MONTHLY RET BENEFITS 1,433.41
NIDEY, HAZEL ELDERCRAFT SIIOP SALE 2.25
NORWEST BANK IOWA, N,A. INT. ON INYESTHENTS 1,078.67
PARROTT, ROBERT MONTHLY RET BENEFITS 921. 62
PAYROLL RECAP PAYROLL 10.AUG.90 28,886.05
POS YlilEO NON.FICTION YIDEO 1,500.00
PEPSI.COLA BOTTlIIIG CO. POP 220.00
PIP PRINTItlG CO, OUTSIDE PRINTING 19.50
PLUHHER, GERRY ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 3.50
POTTER. EHHET H MONTHLY RET BENEFITS 823.07
PRATT AUDIO.YISUAl 1 VIDEO OTHER OPER. EQUIP. 961.00
PSCU.MASTERCARD/YISA TRAVEL 37.23
PURYIS, OOIlALD MONTHLY RET BENEFITS 1,342,50 .;
QUALITY CARE NURSERY SERYICES 705,55 :,j
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ROBINSON, ARITTA ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 15.00 !I
ROGERS, HAROLD MONTHLY RET BENEFITS 914.96 [i
ROGERS, LESTER J MONTHLY RET BENEFITS 632,47 Ii
ROSEIIKIlD, G Y ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 15.00 II ,
ROSENKILD, G. y, ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 8.90 J
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RUPPERT, EDWIN J HONTHLY RET BENEFITS 900.57
RUPPERT, JOHN HOllTHL Y RET BENEF ITS 1,223.37
RUSSELL, RUTH ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 8.00 1
RUSSElL, RUTH A. ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 4.00 ,
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SAYRE, NATHAN LOCAL HllEAGE 31. 80
SCHHEICHEL, MARIE ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE \.50
SCHULTHEISS, HR 1 HRS A. P. PARK 1 REC EQUIP, 500.00
SCHUPPERT, JOHN ElDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 20.00
SEDLACEK, IRENE ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 20.00
SENIOR CENTER GIFT FUND ElDERCRAFT SIIOP SALE 28.00
SENTMAN, HELEN ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 8.00
SHAY, LAYERNE J HONTltl Y RET BENEFITS 527.47
SHIMON, YERNAL J HONTHlY RET BENEFITS 989.42
SLADEK, FRANCES ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 4.50
SLATTERY, RICK INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 329.80
SNIDER, MABEL ElDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 8.00
SNIDER, RUTH HONTlIL Y RET BEIIEFlTS 505.69
SOUTHGATE DEVElOPHENT CO.. INC BUilDING RENTAL 599.67
STAIILE, CLARA ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 18.75
STAHHER, LAVERN JOIUI HONTHlY RET BENEFITS 1,540.72
STIERS, INC. RECREATIOIIAL SUPP. 7.20
STIKA, ROBERT HONTHl Y RET BEliEF ITS 1,476.19 'b
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STIMMEl, ClErus MONTHLY RET BENEFITS 627.68
STIMMEl, GLENN MONTHLY RET BEliEF ITS 881. 96
STROHHER, DONALD ElDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 5.00
TCBY YOGURT FDOD 138.91
TECHNIGRAPHICS, INC. OUTSIDE PRINTING 342.97
TEGGATZ, LOREN G MONTHLY RET BENEFITS 1.885.19
TELECO/i.USA lONG DISTANCE CAllS 29.11
THREADWORKS TECHNICAL SERYICES 70.00
TREASURER: STATE OF IOWA MONTHLY RET BENEFITS 532.30
U OF IA. BUSINESS OFFICE WORK STUDY WAGES 80.36
U S WEST COHHUNICATIONS TELEPHONE 159.54
U. S. GOYERNMENT PRINTING SUBSCR I PTlONS 40,00
U. S. POST OFFICE ST AIIPS 100.00
UNITED ACTION FOR YOUTH OTHER PROF. SERVICES 745.00
UNITED WAY OF JOHNSON COUNTY HEALTH INSURAIICE 76.89
UNIVERSITY CAMERA EDUC./TRAINING SUPP, 67.17
YILLHAUER, FREDA M MONTHLY RET BENEFITS 285.27
YISUAl SYSTEMS CO., INC. GRAPHIC SUPPLIES 60.72
YORBRICH, H. M. MONTHLY RET BENEFITS 458.15
YRCHOTICKY, CATHY ElDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 10.00
WHITE, lETA ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 693,16
WIENEKE, ALICE ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 19.75
WILLIAMS, LUCILLE ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 23.20
WILLIAMSON, LOUIS ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 13.00
WILSON, DOROTHY ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 4.25
WOLLRAB, DOROTHY ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 4.00
XEROX CORP. EQUIPMENT RENTAL 373,80
YOUTH HOMES, INC. TRAVEL 59,00
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FUND: INTRAGOVNTAl SERVICE
A T & T INFORMATION SYSTEMS PHONE EQUIP. CHARGES 231.69
AAA TRAYEL AGENCY AIR FARE 366.00
ADAMS.YAN DYKE, INC. INT. ON INYESTMENTS 106.80
AHERN/PERSHING PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB. 53.36
ALCO CAPITAL RESOURCE, INC. EQUIPMENT RENTAL 360.34
ALTON, ANN SPEC IAl EYENTS 2.00
ALTORFER MACHINERY CO. GREASE lOlL 30.14
AIIERICAN lAFRANCE FIRE APPARATUS 1,082.73
ARATEX SERYICES, INC. lAUNDRY SERVICE 1,009.31
BAUMER I , BETTIE SPECIAL EYENTS 4.00
BECKETT, SUSAN SPECIAL EYEIlTS 2.00
BERHOW, JEFFERY COURT SETTLEMENTS \,572.90
BIG BEAR EQUIPMENT, INC. GENERAL EQUIFHENl 171 . 58 I
BLUE CROSS 1 BLUE SHIELD DENTAL INSURANCE 311. 07
BOB ZIHHERMAN FORD. INC. AUTO 1 LIGHT TRUCK 25.49
BREESE CO., INC. AUTO 1 LIGHT TRUCK 1.099.80
BREESE PLUMBING 1 HEATING, INC REP OF ELECTRIC/PLBG 33.99
BRUSKE PRODUCTS STR, CLEANING 1 REP. 170.32
BUCKLEY, SUSAN SPEC IAL EVE/ITS 2.00
BUTLER PAPER PAPER STOCK 725 . 00 II
CAMPELL, LORNA SPEC IAL EYEIITS 2.00 11
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CAPITOL IMPLEMENT CO. GENERAL EQUIPMENT 1,182.91 I
CAPITOL PROPANE GAS CO" INC. OTHER FUELS 19.52 !
CARPENTER UNIFORH COMPANY GLOYES 399,60 i
CATALANO, TESS SPECIAL EVENTS 2.00 1I i.1
CHARLES CABUS FORD AUTO 1 LIGHT TRUCK 54.24 II
CHRISTIANSEN, DANA E, TRAVEL ADYAIlCE 452.00 ; , ,1
CITY APPLIANCE SERYICE MINOR EQUIP, REPAIR 29.00 I
CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 4.45 I
CLERICAL RECAP PAYROLL 10.AUG.90 281.16 I
COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING CO. COMM. EQUIP. REPAIR 7,019,66 .........,1
COMPUTER lAND OF IOWA CITY GASOLINE 9.00
CONKLIN, MARY A SPECIAL EVENTS 4.00
CONTRACTOR'S TOOL 1 SUPPLY CO. TOOLS 1 HINOR EQUIP. 133.85
CSC CREDIT SERYICES, INC. TECHNICAL SERVICES 102.20
CUHHINS GREAT PLAINS DIESEL BUSES 61. 94
CUSTOM HOSE 1 SUPPlI ES, WC. AUTO 1 LIGHT TRUCK 1,325.93
DELONG, JOYCE TRAYEL ADVAIlCE 24.00
DES MOINES IRON CO. GENERAL EQUIPHENT 113.68
DONIlER, LARRY TRAYEL ADVANCE 625.00
DRUG TOWN DRUG STORE MISC. SUPPLIES 16.39
DUFFY, LI NDA SPECIAL EVENTS 2.00
EAGLE FOOD CENTER 1220 MISC. SUPPLIES 1.69
EDDY.WALKER EQUIPMENT CO. STR. CLEANING 1 REP. 99.85
ELECTRIC MOTORS OF IOWA CITY STR. CLEANING 1 REP, 21.68 !
ELLIOTT EQUIPMENT CO, STR. CLEANING 1 REP. 265.71
ERB'S BUSINESS MACHINES, INC. OFFICE EQUIP. REPAIR 219.00 ,
EYAN PAUL TRUCKING FREIGHT 3.50 ,
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FESLER'S, INC. AUTO 1 LIGHT TRUCK 601. 71
FINANCIAL NORTHEASTERN CORP. INT. 011 INYESTMENTS 413.06
FINDERS, MARGARET SPEC 'AL EVENTS 62.00
FISHER AUCTION CENTER SALE OF AUTOS 228.00
FLXIBLE CORP. BUSES 272.90 !
FRANTZ, RICHARD TRAVEL ADYAIICE 1,126.00
FRENCH, ANDREA SPEC IAL EYENTS 2,00
FROHWEIN OFFICE SUPPLY MINOR OFF EQUIP/FURN 552.70
FUHRMEISTER, JOHN SAFETY SHOES 28.98
GANNON, DENN I 5 TRAYEL ADVANCE 15.00
GLASS SERYICES AUTO 1 liGHT TRUCK 254.06
GOYERNOR STREET ASSOCIATES MISCELLANEOUS 805.00
HACH BROTHERS CO., INC. HISC, SUPPLIES 53.96
HAGEMEIER, LEE SPECIAL EYENTS 2.00
HANSEN, THOMAS TRAYEL ADVANCE 946.00
HARGRAYE HCELENEY, INC. AUTO 1 LIGHT TRUCK 632. OS
HARNEY, PATRICK TRAVEL ADVANCE 510.00
HAROLD J. BROWN CONSTRUCT. CO. DEPOSITS 500.00
HARTWIG MOTORS, INC. AUTO 1 LIGHT TRUCK 53.25
HAWKEYE BUILDERS, INC. DEPOSITS 500,00
HAWKEYE INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS TWO. TON TRUCKS 34.10
HAWKEYE PEST CONTROL, INC. BLDG. PEST CONTROL 925.00 ,
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HERMAN H. BROWN CO. GENERAL EQUIPMENT 1,315,04 I ,
HERMSEN, DOIIITA SPECIAL EYENTS 2,00
HILLTOP SUNOCO CAR WASH CAR WASHES 160.00 , I
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HOLIDAY WRECKER SERYICE, INC. SALE OF AUTOS 3,136,56 \
HDOTHAN CAR WASH CAR WASHES 28,00 I
HOROWITZ, SUSAN TRAVEL ADYANCE 903.00 I
HUMSTON, JIM . TRAYEL ADYANCE 369.00
IDAHO NORLAND CORP., INC, GENERAL EQUIPMENT 806,25 I
INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS WORKMEN'S COMP INS. 1,028.58 !
IOWA CITY LANDSCAPING CONTRIB. 1 DONATIONS 900.00
IOWA CITY PETTY CASH HOUS,COMH.MEETlNG 32.12
IOWA CITY PRESS.CITIZEN ADVERTISING 162,89 I
IOWA CITY REC. CTR. PETTY CASH FILM RENTAL 19.47
IOWA CITY TIRE 1 SERYICE, INC, AUTO 1 LIGHT TRUCK 693.10 I
IOWA ILLINOIS GAS 1 ELECTRIC ELECTRICITY CHARGES 1,406.33 I
IOWA STATE BANK . FICA FICA 3,994.52 I
IPERS IPERS 2,949.60 I
J. P. GASWAY CO., INC. PAPER STOCK 887.04 I
JACK, Jill SPECIAL EYENTS 2.00 I
JOllNSON COUNTY CLERK COURT COSTS 23.00 i
JORDAN, ROBERT SPECIAL EYENTS 4.00 I'
JDRDISON, NANCY SPECIAL EYENTS 4.00
JUSTICE, MELANIE SPECIAL EVENTS 2.00
KAR PRODUCTS, INC. MISC, SUPPLIES 361.01
KARR, HARlAN TRAVEL ADVANCE 223.20
KCJJ RADIO/ BRAYERHAN lAND RENTAL 60.00
KNEBEL WINDOWS REP 1 MAINT. TO BLDG 28.38
KIIOCK, GERALD TRAVEL ADVANCE 190.00
KOHOUT, DOIIALD HISCElLAIIEOUS 700.00
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YENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
KURTN. WILLIAM A SPECIAL EVENTS 2.00
KUTCHER'S WELDING VEHICLE REPAIRS 188.04
LAWRENCE BROS. AUTOMOTIVE AUTO 1 liGHT TRUCK 31.28
LAWSON PRODUCTS, INC. M I SC. SUPPLI ES 13.52
LENOCH & CILEK MISC. SUPPLIES 124.48 I
LINDER TIRE SERYICE AUTO 1 liGHT TRUCK 2,093.27
LINDSEY 1 CO" INC. OTHER PROF. SERYICES 100.00
LONGLEY TIHE SYSTEMS OFFICE EQUIP. REPAIR 125.00
LYNCH PAINTING/CARPENTRY REPAIR OF FURNISHING 375.00
LYNCH. KRISTI SPECIAL EYENTS 2.00
MAURER, ANN TRAYEL ADYANCE 613.25
HCCABE EQUIPMENT, INC. GENERAL EQU I PME/IT 27.20
HCCABE, SUSAN SPECIAL EYENTS 2.00
HCDAN 1El, RON SPEC IAL EYENTS 36.00
MESSER, KATHERYN SPECIAL EYENTS 2.00
METZ, CHERYL LAtiD REllTAl 1.00
HEYER TOOL 1 SUPPLY TOOLS 157.71
MID.AMERICA DIESEL SERY.. ItlC. BUSES 155.50
HIDWEST WHEEL COMPANIES MISC. SUPPLIES 98.84
MODERN BUSINESS SYSTEMS, IIIC. OTHER REPAIR 1 MAINT 461.32
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE DISABILITY INSURANCE 250.51 ,
MUTUAL WHEEL CO. BUSES 1,414.24 I
NAGLE LUMBER CO. MISC. SUPPLIES 22.79 ,.r,.
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NEWKIRK SALES CO. MISC. SUPPLIES 34,52 Ii
NORMAN EQUIPMENT CO., INC. STR, CLEANING 1 REP. 62,40
NORTHWEST FABRICS OFFICE SUPPLIES 4.49
OCKENFELS, CATHY TRAYEL ADYANCE 172.40 i
OTTSEN OIL CO., INC, GREASE lOlL 359.00 i I
PARKKltIEN, JUSS I SPECIAL EYENTS 4.00 ,
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PAYROLL RECAP PAYROLL 10.AUG.90 53,021. 40
PEDERSON. SELLS EQUIPMENT CO. GENERAL EQUIPMENT 31. 69 . i
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PIERCE MANUFACTURItlG, INC, FIRE APPARATUS 27.27
PLUMBERS SUPPLY CD. BUSES 11.96
PORTER, KIM SPECIAL EYENTS 2.00
POUK, L Ylltl SPECIAL EYENTS 2.00 I
POWERS, LOUISE SPECIAL EYENTS 2.00 ,
POWERS, MARY SPECIAL EYENTS 2.00 , I
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QUILL CORP, OFFICE SUPPLIES 1,067.88 I
REXCO EQUIPMENT, INC. LAIIDFIlL EQUIPMENT 88.12 i'
REYtlOLDS, TERRY SAFETY SHOES 42.48 i
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RIDENOUR, JIH SPECIAL EYENTS 4.00 I
RIDER, SANDY SPECIAL EYENTS 2.00 i
RIYERSIDE FLOWER. TREK lAND RENTAL 99.01 I
ROADWAY EXPRESS, INC. FREIGHT 65.17 I
ROBERTSON, JERELYN C SPECIAL EYENTS 2.00
ROYSTON, WENDY SPECIAL EYENTS 31. 00 i
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VENDOR IIAIIE PRODUCT DESCRIPTlOII AII0UIlT
SANITATION PRODUCTS GENERAL EQUIPHEIIT 85.35
SCANIA U.S,A. INC, BUSES 2,074.98
SCHROEDER, CHANCE SPECIAL EYENTS 4.00
SEAL METHODS, INC. STR. CLEANING & REP. 65.42
SECURITY ABSTRACT CO. TECHNICAL SERYICES 126.00
SHAFFER, DREW TRAYEL ADYANCE 452.00
SHAFFER, YAL SPECIAL EYENTS 2.00
SIEG.CEDAR RAPIDS CO. AUTO & LI GHT TRUCK 1,586.18
SM ITH, RHONDA SPECIAL EYENTS 2.00
SNAp.ON TOOLS CORP. TOOLS 1,375.17
SPENLER TIRE YEHICLE REPAIRS 49.90
STOREY. KENWORTHY CO. PRIOR YEAR ENCUHB. 82.15
TAD INVESTMENTS, INC. INT. ON INYESTHENTS 69.16
TENNANT CO, STR. CLEANING 1 REP. 884.00
TRI.STATE TOURS EQUIPMENT SERVICE 1.854.00
u S WEST COHHUNICATIONS PHONE EQUIP. CHARGES 1,034.14
U. S. GOYERNMENT PRINTING SUBSCRIPTIONS 80.00
U, S. POST OFFICE. ACCT 155 POSTAGE 2,500.00
U, 5, POST OFFICE . ACCT 775 POSTAGE 500.00
U. 5, POST OFFICE. METER POSTAGE 5,000.00 !
UNIYERSAL COACH PARTS, INC. BUSES 634.80 '-"'-"--"T=
YERHEER SALES & SERY ICE, INC. LANDFILL EQUIPHENT 280,47 ,
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YITTIELLO, TOVA SPEC IAL EYENTS 2,00 I:
YOSS PETROLEUM CO., INC, GREASE 1 OIL 1,537.30 \l
W. A. GRAY & CO, DEPOSITS 1,567,50
WALGREENS FILM 75.89 H ,
WARREN COMPUTER OTHER EDP HARDWARE 19,995,00 '" I.t
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WEBSTER, MARY OTHER PROF. SERVICES 10,00 "
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WIELAND, GARY TRAYEL ADYANCE 30,00
WILLIAMS REALTY CO. APPRAISAL SERYICES 550.00 .~c:~:1
WINEBRENNER FORD, INC. AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK 358.19 I
WOMBACHER, RAY TRAYEL ADYANCE 496.00 ,
XEROX CORP. OFFICE EQUIP. REPAIR 6,815.89 I I
ZYTRON MICROFICHE 31.20 i I
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FUND: SPECIAL REVENUE FUND
A T & T INFORMATION SYSTEMS TELEPHONE 1.21
ACTION REFRIGERATION, INC. BUILDING IHPROVEMENT 40.56
AUBRECHT CONST. . J C BUILDING IMPROYEMENT 200.00
BARRIER FREE RESOURCES CONSULTANT SERYICES 405.00
BEA DAY PLUHBERS BUILDING IMPROYEMENT 166.36
BELL, CHESTER . JB BUILDING IMPROYEMENT 153.21
BEST RENTAL CENTERS EQU I PMENT RENTAL 166.94
BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD DENTAL lrISURANCE 41.16
BODEIISTE INER, AlINE 1 DOli BUILDING IMPROYEHENT 114.19
BOGAARD DESIGN 1 CONST. CONSULTANT SERYICES 157.50
BRMIDT HEATING . ADB BUILDING IHPROVEMENT 63.06
CADY CARPENTRY AND CONST. BUILDING IMPROVEMENT 270.14
CITY OF IOWA CITY . GF BUILDI/IG IMPROYEMENT 35.00
CLEMENT COHHUNICATIONS, INC. PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB. 352.56
COOK, WillIAM PRESCRIPTIONS, DRUGS 76.78
DIGGERS TOOL BOX . JC BUILDING IHPROYEMENT 3,015.02
DISCOYER . ADB BUILDING IHPROVEMENT 86.73
FARKUS, GEORGE BUILDING IMPROYEMENT 713.3 5
MAWKEYE LUMBER CO. LUMBER/HARDWARE 2.810.63
HOFFHAlI.WATERS APPRAISAL SERYICES 225.00
HOME BUILDING MAINTENANCE . GG BUILDING IMPRDYEMErlT 1,753.57
It/DEPENDENT INSURANCE AGE/ITS WORKMEN'S COMP INS. 5,320.04
IOWA CITY PETTY CASH COFFEE/COLD DRK.CUPS 15.15
IOWA CITY PRESS.CITIZEN SUBSCRIPTIONS 39.00
IOWA STATE BAlIK. FICA FICA 894.84
IPERS IPERS 673.91 t
JOB SERYICE OF IOWA MISCELLANEOUS 2,790.58 ' I
JOHNSDII COUIITY ABSTRACT ABSTRACTS 550.00 t
JOHNSON COUIITY RECORDER OUTSIDE PRINTING lOUD I
JOHrlSON COUNTY TREASURER PROPERTY TAX 332.00 I
KILPATRICK, PHYLLIS OFFICE FURNITURE 62,40 I
LOREN'S SIGNS CONTRACTED IMPROV. 1,000.00 i
LOUPEE, DANETTE BUILDING IMPROVEMENT 3,479.00
LOYETINSKY, RAY . RRS BUILDING IHPROYEMENT 62.78 I
MUTUAL BENEFIT liFE INSURANCE DISABILITY INSURANCE 59.22
N & N SANITATION. ADB BUILDING IMPROVEMENT 124.50
NAHRO PUBLlCATIOIIS DUES 1 MEMBERSHIPS 70.00
PAYLESS CASHWAYS . ADS BUILDING IHPROYEMENT 84.89
PAYLESS CASHWAYS . DLB BUILDING IMPROYEMEIIT 303.08
PAYLESS CASHWAYS . RRS BUILDING IMPROYEMENT 644.85
PAYROLL RECAP PAYROLL 10.AUG.90 11,697.19 I.
RIYER PRODUCTS CD. ROCK 1,602.32
SOUTHGATE DEYELOPMENT CO., INC BUILDING RENTAL 100.00
U OF IA. BUSINESS OFFICE WORK STUDY WAGES 109.26
U 5 WEST COMMUNICATIONS TElEPIlONE 81.79
U. OF IOWA REGISTRATlO/l 315.00
U. S. GOYERNMENT PRINTING SUBSCRI PTlO/lS 100.00
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FUND: HOUSING AUTlIORITY !
VARIOUS LANDLORDS RENT 1,256.00 t
CITY OF 10~A CITY JULY EXPENSES 21,418.72 ,
TOTAL . YARIOUS lANDLORDS RENT 178,472.00
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Civic Center
1000a City, IA
Dear City Council Hemberl
I do not think It Is necessary to start with a lengthy Introduction to the subJect
I am writing about since the subject Is the destruction of our environment by
careless and short.slg.~ted people, This Is a problem that I expect most people are
~\I~rc of by nOlI. 1I000cvor, cvon though IOOBt poople have some degree of
environmental concern, they do not get Involved and really do something about It.
lt aeems they think these prOblems will be aOlled by someone elae, or that the
prOblem Is taking place far away.
Degradation of the environment starto In our OIln yard and extends to the land of
our tOlln or city and beyond. This Is true In 1000a City. Whatever Interesting,
beautiful, or undisturbed land 10 otl II vlth us oeems to be under development or
threatened by It,
I am talking about lands such as the area north of Rocheeter Ave. betveen Scott
Blvd, and First Ave. !hla place 10 composed of hll Is, meadO\ls, vetlands, and
woods. A good portIon of It has already been destroyed by residential development
and the filling In of 10\1 areaa. Such places should be preserved, not destroyed,
Less than tvo ueeks ago I stood on the south side of thIs section that Is under
development nO\l, and looked dO\ln on the flO\lerlng vet land vegetation stili covering
a large area of the floodllay, There vere thousands of butterflies flying around
this meadOll-llke vetland.
this vet land has already been reduced considerably In size, particularly the north
side of It, along IIlckory Trail. In fact, It appears that the backyards of the
houses along IIIckory Trail extend too far Into the wetland and come very close to a
emall creek that flO\ls In the middle. Directly east of IlIckory Trail, the bottom
of a hilI has been flattened and the dirt pushed In to the uetland, again close to
the creek. this soil, by the yay, Is very poor and mostly clay, It Is
Irresponsible to cover the topaoll as uell as the vetland vegetation vlth poor soil
and to extend It so far, On this area I have noticed deer, raccoon, and other
footprints,
Placea such as the area I described above are no longer common and are small refuge
areu for vlldllfe and wlldf 1000ers. 11011 can we complain about the destruction of
the tropical raIn forests In South America uhen we cannot effectively save vhat
little Is left of our OlIn natural land?
Foresight Is needed when dealing ulth environmental Issues. The filling In of lov
undisturbed land. particularly vet lando, and the cutting of trees, particularly
trees native to 1000a, Ie something I suopect will be very restricted In the near
future vhen things wi I I become even vorse for our environment. Why not do
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Thank you lor taking tho time to read this lotter.
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to roport bact to thli City Louncll all to how tno .top .Iont nao
IIllectao our prOblem. wo .re pIU...O to ,IIV tnllt thll .too Signs
havo be.n a hUlJo .uec..... In. t.a,llc flOW hA. .IOWOO ana tno
Intor.ucllon 19 now ...to. tor th.. chlloren to era... Wit nAvo not
had anv aCCident. oltnor.
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Soptombor 19, 1990
IOWA City Plnnning AmI Zonine Commiuoion
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Iown City Council
C !vie Contor
'HO E WAnhin~ton St
IOWA City, I^
Donr Gontlopooplol
RoCorollco plODDO our lottor of Soptombor 5, 1990, rognrding 1'0-
zoning of proporty oouth ot lli(:nwIlY 6 bo twoon Don ^ir Mobilo
HnmoB nnd Lnkooido Dr Crnm Ill-I!~i to RS-O or HS.S.
\'/0 rom.in oPPoDod to tho prnpool.\l. In nddi tion to thnt which
we Mtod in our Abovo montionod 10 t tor, wo wiuh to brlnr~ tho fnl-
lowing to ynur attontionl
1, Wo roquont that An I~nvironmontol ImpAc.t Study bo cnnductod
by q unliflod bioloainto, Alona with tho wotlnnda oron,
thin proporty includoD ooctiono thot hnvo not boon plnntod
in cropn for nt lonnt ovor A docAdo. Conooquontly, it hoo
bocomo n wildlifo habitnt with many trooo nnd tnll groaaoo,
WhAt wnuld bo tho ocolor,icnl conaoquoncoo Crom dovolop.
mont? And why hl1von't tho uncultivntod arOllo boon uaod
for orops? 10 it bOCAuoo it io too low? If it io too
low for cropn, what nbout hounon?
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Soptombor 12, 1990, conflrlnod our ot:nol'vntion thnt our
nron hnD hnd froquont wntor moin brollka in rocun t yonru,
Sho oxplninod thoro woro "n lot" in our noillhborhood,
whioh nhQ .ttrJhutQ~ to "rnrronion," If that in hnppon-
ing tn tho ourront infrnutructuru, whnt will hoppon if
thoro '11'0 ovon moro houDon?
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thia oron ia acourntoly doncribod nn n oWOInp, Intorviown
with homo ownora--includinlt original purchnnorouon Amborl
Ror,nl/Novndn in rooont wooko hoD rovonlod thnt many oC
thom woro told nt tho timo of purchnuo thnt tho aurround-
ing nron would not bo dovolopod duo to tho Dwnmp conditiono.
'f, Tho oity io rooommondinll thnt if thoro io dovolopmont thnt
tho houaoo hllvo no bnnomonto, Cull or holt, thua confirm.
inr, tho low tom:rnphy oC tho Aron, If thooo homOD woro
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bull t wi thout bnoomonto, whnt AI'O tho onfoty implicD-
tlono ror.nrdinr. tornnllooo ond othor IItormo7
Thorof'lro, wo continuo to quontlon tho npproprlntonooo of thio lond
fllr hOlloing dovol~J1mont. ht tho vury lonnt, wo Cluolltion tho wludom
of dovolopinr. nut of oOl\uonco from Lho city'o Compl'ohonnivo I'lnn.
Thnnk you in advnnco fAr your conoidorntlon in thio importnnt mnttor.
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Donnio K, Williams
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Doni' GontlllpO'lplo.
';/0 wl::n to formnlly l'r'l tout tho npplie nUon from Corol nnrkorto
rozono proporty oouth of 1I1~hwny (, botwoon Uon Air tr.obilo Il"MOD
or.d l,nkaolda Dr from LD.RS to R:j.8 Ill' IlS.S.
tlhilo wo undorotnnd tho vRluo /)f elllnrnuni ty r:rllwth, "10 qUOD tion
tho .ppr'lprlntonoul1 'If dovolnplnr: thln Innll, oopoc lnlly .,ut nf
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glvon hllw lllw tho lonc! 10, Our hncltynrd 10 npproprx-
Imlltoly throo foot lowor thnn our front ynrd. Dudl1/':
tho Juno 16, 1990 otorm, rnin wIltor in tho ntl'oot In
frllnt oC our hourJO wno up to tho top of tho c ut'b on
both oidon of tho otroot. Stnndlnp; wlltor hohlnd our
hnuoO, no woll no J2 nnd J/I Ambor l,n, wno 10 nnd 15
foot wido, And thol'O oro nlrondy drnlnngo ditehoo In
plneo MW. \~hnt would hnppon if thoro wno 1000 Doll
And mlll'o ellnoroto? Thoon eonditlono nloo occurrod on
Aur,unt 19 with thnt otnrm. Durlnr. uuch ntormu, our
oump pump 1:lloU nMrly eontlnullunly, And wo livo In n
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!llneo thlo dovolopmont would bo out of uoquonco, thln
mOMO tho dovolnpol' would Incur tho oooto of oowor/
wntol'llnon, otroatll, otc, ~;houlcl thlo occur, t.hon ono
wllntlOI'[1 whA t hnppono to tho cnneopt of nffordnlJlo hoUU-
inp,. Conuoquontly, if ovor dovolopod, wo think it
sh"uld bo botwoon 2000 nnd 20\0 nn tho city nr1,~ln"lly
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to pronorty 'lwnoro for thnt oorvico,
/.. ~'ho lnck nf uchMl nvnlll\bll1ty n1uIl c.'nilOrnfl lIll. Grnnt
\'load I 'lUl' no i/~hhllrhood oChoo1, in currontly /l'IOI'CI'owdod,
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5. Mdlti~nnlly, lho ndJnCltnl pn/'k, Vnlrmondnwo, III fl'oq-
uOlltly ovorcrowdod nn 1'1011. It io nlll uncomlllO" fnr UIl
to t'lnd ohildron plnylnt: in tho oLrcot on ^mlJOI' I.n,
whIch rnny bo "nothor Indicntor fnr mnro Pllt'lc Ilpncc.
(" ~Io IVnn~ol' nb"uL tho octllocl trnfflc coneooUon 'In IIlghwny
6 nnd Lnkocido Dr, Which would bo oxocorbatod by m1l1'0
childron in tho nron.
:In, IVII IInv(\ fI!'vor" r",'nl'vntl~nn nh~lI\ thl! 'lppr'n,l:'iotr:ncoc roC oven
dovolollinr. thio 1nnd, lot n10no doinr. it out nf ooqucnco. Thoro
~ro OC'l1.'c:icn1 nnd ::OC h1 IlfopliofiUono, tll Ilny nothln~ nf Lho
coot.-nf-livine onnooquollco tn n11 of un.
H thio 1nnd cnlllu Ilflpropl'io Lo1y clIntnl n ronldontlnl hOllui n/:, I\,
Apponrll to IIU thnt cl ty, I1Ch0ll1, nnd pnrk norvlcoll/ovnilnllilHy
nood to firet bo plnnnod And conctr'uctod boforo thoro 10 nny InOI'O
houoinR In thio nron.
ThAnk ynu in ndvnnco for your oonoidorntion In thio mnttcr of Imp-
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Iowa City, Iowa 52246
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This is not an unbiased let ter, I suppose. I am on the
Mercy Advisory Board.
There is precious little I can tell you about this issue
that you do not already know. 1I0wever, I wish to briefly high-
light the points which I think are most important. Here goes:
1, Mercy 1I0spital is not going to become a "landing
strip". It is estimated that Mercy would use air ambulance
transport four to five times a month. That's all.
2, In order for Mercy to maintain its competitive posture
and, therefore, for the health and future of the Hospital And
for the good ot Iowa City, it is necessary that Mercy have this
capability. As you know, 65\ of Mercy's patients live outside
of the Iowa City/Coralville area, Mercy's satellite oftices and
patients from surrounding Counties arc an absolutely critical
factor in tho financial well-being of the 1I0spital.
3. Mercy is not going to buy nor will it own a helicopter.
The helicopters will be provided by the University ot Iowa Hos-
pitals and St. Luke's in Cedar Rapids.
4. Neighborhood noise will not be appreciably affected, in
my view. The present University of Iowa helicopter is very
busy. Often, it flies right over the Mercy 1I0spital area.
Whenever it needs to travel to the northeast from U Hospital,
this occurs. Attempt to remember how many times you can recall
offensive loud noise from the helicopter, Mercy's use will be
much less frequent, and I venture to say, virtually unnoticed,
5, Mercy has been, io now and always will be a community
and regional general hospital. It has no plans to bocomo Q
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6. This kind of transportation il very safe. The record
of the two holicopter lervices which would be utilized by Hercy
(University of Iowa and St. Luke'l' il excellent and Ihows no
injuries in 20 yearl of transport.
This, like so many of your doc is ions, requires some balanc-
ing. I would woight, on one hand, the potential disrUPtion to
the noighborhood (oxCovdinqly .light, it not negligiblel against
the benefits derived by Morey Iloapltal, particularly respecting
its competitiveness in an exceedingly competitive bUliness .
Thanks Cor conSidering my thoughts.
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To tho Hombor. of tho Iowa CI ty Council.
Dill Mibrllco
Darrol Courtney
SUlan Horowitz
Karen Kubby
Randy Larlon
John HcDona Id
VNaomi Novick
lie hope that you will not endorlO thl Ipecioul rouonlnll ulOd
by Hercy lIolpltal In It I drive for a roof.top landing pad for "elr
ambulance" hellcoPterl owned by Univerllty of Iowa Air Care or by
Llfenuard.
If thero are In fact "only four or flye patlenu a month who
neod thls accell," and If they are In fact to be tranlported only
llfrom St. LukOl In Coder Rapldl," and If they are In fact "exlsting
patlenta of Hercy doctorl, critically ill patlentl for whom time and
continuity of care II a crUCial factor," .. then thlY Ihould be .
retained at St. Lukel, eYen et lomo Inconvenlenco to tho Hercy
doctorl, until thoy con bo tranlferrod by lame lafer and quloter
modo of tran.port.
Puttlnll a helicopter pad on top of Hercy 1I0.pltal mlkel a good
portion of Iowa City in effect an exten.lon of the Iowa City Airport.
Even if It were uled only four or five timel a month. thOle eight
or ten arrival I and doparturel would Impale traumatic noile pollution
on not only the patlentl 10 tranlported, but Ilia on all of the
patientl Ilready at Hercy, and on all of the bUllnellel and relidencel
In auditory range of the fllnht path.
lie feel that HercY'1 "polltlve lafety determination from the
FM" II deluliye .. tIle .'M may be quaUtied to weigh tho iftfoty of
tho helicopterl, but thll propolal Involve I a great deal more than
that.
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Hs, Naomi Nov Ick
306 Hul1ln Avenue
Iowa CI ty, IA 52240
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As a long time attorney and resident of Tipton, Iowa,
I am pleaoed to see the commlttment that Mercy Hospital has
made to the resldento of Tipton and Cedar County. Their new
clinic which opened about a year ago, Is staffed by three
phyolclans and a well qualified support group. They are committed
to providing family health care.
I feel that air ambulance service is essential to pro-
Viding optimum health care to our residents. While It would
be used sparingly, It could be crucial to the treatment in
lifo threateninq situations.
I urge you to consider favorably Hercy Hospitals request
Cor air care service.
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Hs. Naomi Novick
306 Hullin Avenue
Iowa City, IA 522,.6
Dear Hs. Novicki
I am writins in support of the Hercy Hospital proposal
to establish helicopter transport service for the patient whose
critical condition requires rapid transit to the hospital.
It io my undorstandina that there has been objection
because of the potential noise and potential accident danser.
Hay I speak to these issues? Firat. the noise cannot be any more
disturbina than ambulance sirens. Doth noises disturb sloep,
interrupt conversation or train of thouaht, but only for a short
time and only on infrequont occasions. Surely we should be will"
ina to tolerate these noises when they are a side effect of
facilitatina swift and effective medical care for our neishbors.
Second, the accident potential certainly exists, but the proba"
bility of such an accidont is extremely low. Hore and more hos"
pitals receive patients by air on their premises, When has there
been a report of a landins accident at any hospital in this coun"
try?
In the very near future, the reception of patients by
helicopter will be an expected service at any modern hospital
Please support Hercy Hospital's efforts to update their emeraency
services,
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Iowa City, IA 522,.0
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L1nda Huston lit Hercy 1I0lp1tal rogardlng the Iuue of helicopter
accasl to Hercy 1I0lpltol In 10110 City. It may nOl/ appur that
Indeed thla luue 10/111 go berore the councl1 and I 1I0uld JUlt like
to reiterate the need for helicopter acc... to Hercy HOlp1tal In
10110 City.
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As over halC of our patients come Crom outside Johnson County and
that some oC these patients need acute medical care, IIhlch I. belt
treated by helicopter tranlport, It I. Celt that aCCIII II neoded
at Horcy 1I0.pltol. Thia IIIll help to decroall tranlportatlon time
IIhlch In rolation to the care of the critical cardiac pationt, thia
II known to love livel. Furthermore, by allOlllng tho helicopter to
land at Horcy 1I0lpital In 10lla City, thla 11111 aho halp to cut down
on cost. al Johnson County Ambulance 1I0uld not be required to tran.port
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Issue I. certainly a con.ideratlon, I 1I0uld hope that the general
public 1I0uld undor.tand that thll II a form oC emergoncy tranlportatlon
and really no different than an ambulanco going throulh the neighborhood
IIlth lights and Ilrans.
I 1I0uld be happy to dlscuII thll ouJln IIlth you iC nooded. I 1I0uld
aho bo happy to dllcuu thll IIlth any of the cOllllilunlty memborl al
11011. Thank you onco agaln Cor your attention In thll matter,
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PHONE: (319)648.3501
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Dear Council Person,
Many of tho resident. of tho city of Rivor.ido
usa tho Marcy Hospital for variou. treatmontl. 1 boliovo it
vould bo vary bonoficill to tho community if Marcy Ho.pitol
could offor holicoptor .orvica to it'. pationt.. To mo it
vould bo tragic if bocaula I o. a public official votod
against such a program and soma pationt diad bocaule of my
lack of lupport. 1 am vary much in favor of thi. prograM and
hopo you can sea your yay clear to also support it,
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W., al prop.rty own.rl In Imm.dl.t. .r.. 01 M.rcy HOIP' 1.1
with to r'Qllt,r our protntl to ONntlno p.rmlulon to
r.ctlv. patffnt~ bY air ambulanc. at the 11\' of th,
hOlpltal.
Th. Iowa CI ty-CoNlvlll. arn hU ad.quat. hCIII tin for
thll typ, of "rvle., w. do not nttd .nymor. dupllc.tIOnl,
Th. City has don. a lot of r'llrlctlv, zonlno, down zonlno,
.tc, In the put to 'pr.urv. thll arn of the city'. Thl~
c.rtalnly dotl nol conform to put Inhntlonl,
Iowa City also hu a nolu ordlnanc. In .ff.ct, thll type of
hcl 11 ty don not appur to b. In accordanc. wi th this type
of planning.
Th. "ht)' hctor of the al tl tud" and landlnQ proc.durtl In
luch a d.ns.l)' populat.d ar.a II not a r.IPonllbl. d.clslon.
Th. landlnQ arn with the .l.valtd location II approxlmaltly
the s.m. .I.uatlon of prop.rty w. own at 430 E, Bloomlnmoton
5t.whlch 's dlr.ctly acrols the str..t from the .m.ro.nc)'
.ntranc..
H.rcy HOlpltal HOlpltal dO'I not have a trauma c.nt.r and
claim th.y do not plan on., If this Is Indud tru., th.n
th.r. I s no nud for th II type of acc.u.No ruson has bun
propoud that would offut the hctors of uhty, nolu,
Inconv.nl.nc. or r.strlctlv. zonlnQ,
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Bill Ambrlsco
Oarr.1 Cour tn.y
Suun Horowl tz
Kar.n Kubby
Rand)' Larson
John NcDonal d
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Don and V.ro.n' Or,oor)'
1620 Pin. RldO' Ct.
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1 llll writing Mch nounoll Mmbolr nonnarnl~ tho pra.poft'~
.'lJclrtMonUulMj'!L!p'_l9lt"~8 .roact at 912 II D(YI~o Pt. I\y hope 1ft by
wrlUI"ll you about flY nOl1llorlUl on thlft ,,,,tlar I "'hht nol~ bolh omlttlNl
InforlUllon, ud aha (u h rrJ laRlnnoy Inspnanklng) 10 r.",bla on
without olaarly oxproftftl~ ~ thoughtl,
1 a", l lIfeUmo lowl Clthn. Hy brolhors, slalor ud I110ra
rallO~ at 415 MOMMft 51, '0'0 All hAvo IIIIny hippy Ml'lorlu of t'",nn ~chool,
IUllllllOr prograllls at IIlppy Hollow Park , Int thouftants of houra of fun Int
,.(1I play with nolchborl~ !'.ollookor, 50y~al ant HeOcnsl~ FII'IUya,
My p.\ronta than buUt hOll\os In MI/Or UOIS It Ocrwln Dr"
rollOllOd by a hOM II Wooclhrrlllgtl, anhlovlNl their rlroam or MI/Or Int
larger hOMI. Although &I chU~rnn IIn 1'III~0 p,00fl rrloma wh~rnvor I/O
Ilvod, tho Ron.\lrla :II, ynlrs rolUln tho 1II0at vlvl~ 1m chorlahlKl.
Artor gra~ulU~ High Bohoo1 Il10rke~ ror Norlhlloltorn 11I11
ror 5 yrl, ~on ~ rlanoe !!rlan Irrl 1 ~onldO<i 10 lonk ror I hol'lo 1I11
woro .ttraoto~ to Iho ~ulllt ant nhlrlll of tho oM or 1I0rthnlcle. A IIIIjor
part In this donlnlon woro ff:J I'IOlIIorlon of nhl1~hoocl haro ant alao our
lovo or the unl~uo chlranlor . chau ant orartMnlhlp In thoso oldor
hOUlOl, 1.'0 bought our houlo It 127 II, LuOII 51. In 1919. Although the
houne Iln&1r WII In rough oorrlltlon (orlokod planter, Inclont rUrMCO,
chlppo~ palnt)lrrl roq\llra~ "uch har~ work, lie both lova~ our now hOlliS,
'0'0 hit the Initial (ant\onUnulllP,) work 110 ~Id on our houoo 11011
worthllbl.1o IS It rollardod UI with 10 NI'O' bonlrtll In lt'1 10oaUon,
Acro.. tho Itroot h IIlppy Hollow Plrk, I blook rrolll !'oAnn School, FAglol,
am Hlrry'l DX.
Our ol~8It Ion WII born In 1ge2, cneor tho r1rlt chl.1dorn
In tho nolBhbrchood. In tho put roll yoarl 1II0ro Int Mro fallll1101 hive
rourrl thoro WlY to thh lrol, currontly thoro Iro 11x fallll1101 with
chl1dron on our block Ilono,
Ovor tho pr<t. YOlrs 110 havo bocol'lo lIol1 IcqualntlKl with I!llI'O'
people In ournolchbrohoocl. Partloularly ~I. Tlubor It 712 II. Lunu 5t ,
IIho 11 II favorlto with tho ohl.1dron. At 62 yfS, olrl Iho ls'Oraml!ll Lorralno"
to our childron 1m 11II1'0' othorl on tho block. l'oCIUIO or cur lo~
rrlomohlp am arrocuon ror Lorralno, 110 IIIIlnt.aln her lalln, olnan guttorn,
am IIIIko Idnor ropalra rcr hor II nnerllKl. With no rallllly In town It h
1 reller to Lorrdno to hive nllable 1m C01lltlnul~ ho1p cn chcrol
Ih. can no lo~or do horlol!, ant allO havl~ I "rll'll1y" noxt docr to
w.toh hor hOUI., or ohook on her Ir Iho'l 111,
Tho b10m or Iowa City IIU anothor roucn thlt 110 c1noldlKl to
ralae a rlllllly horo. 1000a City han lunh a unlquoblont or olrl 1m nowl
tho oOllllopolltlon Upootl or tho Unlvoralty In tOlln blllmO<i with tho
nllllll town atllloll~10rft ~ftMr.ted INn older Mlghbrhoocll lIko OutS on
tho 1I0rthlldo, It'l Ivory JIOIIorrul 1m attraetlvo IIpllot or 10111 City.
Ono that oould auUy bo 10lt, lIavlllfl boon hore 10 lCI1ll I'vo re1l1llllch
..ddnou loalng 10 1ft4~ olrl am baluUM ho~es am nolRhbrohoocll r.n
vlotlm to prOGrOll, You'vo only to look around 10111 Cl~ to 100 tho l~J
11II 1 nta1noo , IqUllro 1lIIIltl'I lhlt Icar our olrlor nolghbrohoocll. am tho
artor orrootl that ro11oll, Tho rAIII\1101 thlt Bot roreorl out booaulo or
tho nOlao, trarrlo, 1m unknolln nelghborl IIhc "OVO In Irrl out .t Ihrllllna
rroquonoy, AI rlllllllol lnlvo,tho hOUIOI ara rentod Id~lng to tho nolle,
traUlo ard"ltrareor.I' Tho proportlo. orton b!JoOM Mglootod am rumolln
wlt/l cut tho lovo A rAI'lUY/OWnor boltOll1 In hh olin hOIllO, All oonllbullng
to cjuoltloMb10 ..roty ror oh\1dron IIho'l play aroll Iro arreotorl,
tly oonoornl aro 1II\I1t1, our nolRhbrohoocl hu lIIuch P~I~O In
IIhlt 110 hlvo ACOOl'lplllhod, Tho houlal are IInl1l114lnlAl""d, Wll nOlI u
noIRhborl.A1thounh lhla IA not II nohllly hhtorlo An Irel AI . Ullll'll~ h. 17~5'
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with It'e vlotorlln hnM~llll affhlont rOlldont~, Ourl 18 In oMor iII1rMIo.
olall area nllo~ wUh iII1rl~le obu pooplewho hive fOllm wha t they leek here,
History, be3Uty, 1m chlrlolor ln hOillel lhal thry oln Irrord. lie dont I/Int '
to loae thatl
Aaldo frol'! lho oconoilllo dharlvanlAp,e~ to 111 Involved (exoludlllll
the apartillont ovnor),l hlvo forilloat p,rave oonoornl or ~arety. An looela road
I/ould add urlos dallllnr to tl/O Ilready vary busy Itrstb, tho Outlotl or thh
road oouM hardly be dtuated .t any iIIore dllllloroul point on elther Govenor
or 00080. And whilo thoro aro iIIonlloud oro~1 wllka duril"ll the Ichool yoar,
I/O all know ohildron ,10 not &lwaya uao OrOlll/llkl, Also thero arQ Irtonchool
aolilio. It H.,nn Sohool IIn at 1l1'!0s soooer, lortbsll, Ind looulll'l! lollvltlol
It nippy Hollov Plrk. Durlllll tho .GillIIOn I OrIrt un play progllll Ire offored
It tho park lbru lho I.C, Rooroltlon oonlor. 1I1th out 01'011 guardl durll18
lho Irtouohool Irrl 'UlI\lI\or hour. U h dlffloult 10 lnsuro tho IIroty
or ohildron to Irrl rroll\ tho lohool am park. IIore trarrte 1m In loell rOld
I/ould only 1 noreue tho da/lllor.
In addUlon to the trarrto aaroty or laok or U, there h tho quulion
or IIrety ror ovon ,uporvh~ children It play ln lho park, Llvlllll 101'011 the .troot
rrOIll tho park I seo 1llAn,y who Are not euporvbOlI. Two'l..r. ago It the park
our oMo.t boy ( thon sgo 1) 1/11 tho vlollill or In aUOl'lptetl IOxuallloult. .
I~, huebsrrl arrl 11/01'0 1n our dr1voway raoll18 the park at the tblo
paokag ror a vAoallon. Our Ion lIal play 1 IlIlat the park lIilh a rr10rrl. Tho boYI
1101'0 approaohod by a IIIIn who "loat hl- lIa11ot". The bo'l helped to look for
the lIallot arrl our aon WIS rollovod 1nto tho roatroolll, rOrluMtely he 1111 allare
or tho 1i11propor oOI'l...onh arrl oontaot or. thh,am flod borore am truely urlelll
hUiII WII done, Ho ran AoroSA the etroot am--ilorted us, the polioo lieI' e oGlled
Though thoro 111ft I aearch IIIo1de or the aroa arrl park the Nn 1111 not roum.
To add .nother high don.lty rontel proporty dlreotly behtrrl tho
p.rk 1I0uld eor10ully, drllllo.l1y deorolle the aarety or our nolchbrohood
park.An ACcoae road 1I0uM be uud AI yot anothor out.off bollleen Dodge am
Govenor(Brovn St.is .lroady ulod for thh, rroquently.t. high .m dalllloroul
.poedl)etd~rlger11l1l ohildren who 1I0uld orosl through parkll18arou to ro,ah
tho park.It. 1I0Ulrllho I 'ill arratd put ohildren at the park.t. rhk or a..ult
and abluotion,
In addlllon I IIlI &lu.dy oonoernod IIlth the anli!palorf Inorolle
or trama fron the noli Prou C1t1zon Plant/Orfloe th.t 11111 be oponl",! on
N, Dodge St. .00n.ThII trafrlo 11111 rurther oOllllelt the alreldy heavily
travel Dodge/Govonor It,
I 81noarely hopo am truat that the oounoll 11111 aot 11'1 tho
bolt lnloro.t of tho honeol/non am ohildren of tho northaldo aroa am
roJoot tho propelSl of thb arrl anY othor h1gh donllly houslllll un1t. ;..... ~
adJaaent tho park. PlolAo holp u. 1nlure tho IIroty or OllP oh11dron. Alaa
to 1I\.\1nldn tho qudity or 11ro for Our oldor realdonts am tho fallllllOl
of our area.
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P.S, I I/ould aha Uko 10 tako this opportunity to voloo J!l'J oonoorn. about
t.ho propolod holiport al limy Hoepltal.l quoation tho liily of luoh a
raolllty ln a largely roaidol1ll1al area. 111e pro.poled lilo I/ould be with.ln
a 2 blook Ipaoo or ~oIInn 50hool am Klrkot Squire Park. I aha quoltlon \tI1
nooou1ly 11'1 a tovn or Iowa Clly'. .Izo that alroady has thl. lerv100,
rrovldod at ontor the rornolt hoapllell 1n tho oountry,
Thank.you agdn ror your line.
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AUlJUst 1, 1990
The Physicians ~t tho ~lc~1 ~ts Clinic In Fal rflold, 11M, strongly
support access to tobrcy Ilospltnl In lova City by air ambulanc:o.
We (the physlchns) would rrcquclntly uso tho ~Ir amhul~nc:o to "brcy
flospltal per patlont ~nd ramlly roqulJst. Slnc:o air M1bulanc:o I, not
avallablo at tobrcy l/ospl tal, orten another Ioo5pl tal Is choson, duo to
availability or air ambulance service at that facility. lob aro convlnc:od
that air service to Morcy would Increase I'm nurnbnr of p.,tlontD 110 Dond
to the 10\/11 City area, thero'oro Increuln1 \~rcy's oconalllc Import to
the lova City ama.
In addltlon, avallahlllty or air arnhulnnCQ viii 7reatly Improvo tho CAre
vo aro able to glvo our p<ltlent~, hoth In ,wnllAblllty or lorvlccs an~
the speed at vhtch thoy can be ollta In{Ot1.
Than~ you ror your tlmo and Intorost In this m.,ttor.
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Iowa City, Iowa 52246
August 6, 1990
Dear Mayor McDonald and Iowa City Council Members,
It would appear that I will be out of the city when the coundl conslderalion of
air access to Mercy Hospital lakes place.
Three years ago I retired from hospital practice after 33 years on the Mercy
staH. I remain, however, vitally interested in the type of care and Ihe access 10
care Ihat wlll be available at Mercy Hospital. Many people In Ihe smaller
communities of southeast Iowa depend on Mercy Hospital for their care. It is
with the emergency needs of these palients, in addition 10 the citizens of Iowa
City, that we need to be concerned. Air transport has proven to be safe,
efflclent and fast, It Is this large outlying community of individuals that
would benefit by the avallabllity of air access 10 Mercy Hospital. Fifteen years
ago I opposed air access as too expensive and a bit of a stunt. I was wrong. It
really is the best way to get the job done and Is now standard in all hospitals of
this size In the state of Iowa.
My home at 220 Lexington Avenue Is directly norlh of Ihe V A Medical Cenler
and about 4 1/2 blocks by air from the University Hospital helicopter base. My
home is frequently under the flight path of the University Hospital
helicopters when approaching from the north and west As we all knolV,
there arc many flights dally. Is the noise really a problem? It really is not. It
Is brief, 10 or 15 seconds In duration, and really not at all disquieting. I have
never been awakened by it. The kids in the neighborhood look upon It as
entertainment. There arc many minor annoyances associated wllh living In
any community (fire sirens, pollee sirens, and trains) but when there Is some
greater common good it would seem that they are tolerable.
The property values In my neighborhood continue to go up and I see no real
change In the neighborhood pallerns. We continue to get frequent Inquiries
about purchasing our home.
I really hope that the city government grants Mercy Hospital permission for
air access, It would be a shame to have our community hospital crippled by
denial of air access,
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August 13. 1990
N~ollll Nov Ick
306 Hullin
lovA City, IA 52246
De~r ~I. Novick,
I dill writing you 01 ~ council IIIcnbor Dr low~ City boc~u.o It'. lilY under-
itanding that you viii loon bo taking up tho Illuo AI to whothor or not
to glvo Horcy 1I0lpital In Iow~ City permission to hove hollcopters land
on tholr roar.
At the prOlont tllllO, probably 85% or Tho Falrl1eld Cllnic'. heart patientl
~re being carod ror by the group at flercy 1I0Iplt~l. Tho main realon ror
thil II that they ~ro wall qualified cArdlologlltl. Thoy como to our
comunlty ovory Hondoy for A half dAY cllnlc and this givol our pAtionts
A marked AdvontAgo In rollowup. BocaulO or thll arr~ngemont, It cort~lnly
dool not soom rOAsonoblo to only h~vo thom soo our non-sorlously ill
cardiac patlontl. 1.'0 hovo tranlforrod, In tho past, by land ambulanco cri-
tically ill pationtl to Horcy 1I0lpital. It would bo markodly to our p~tlentl
benefit to havo thls Accomplhhod by hellcoptor. I would hop 0 that when thls
inuo is brought borora tho City Council, that tho City Council will voto
favorably on Allovlng Horcy 1I0lpitol to ~ccompllsh thls noodod sorvico to tho
outlying comunltiol that thoy IOrvo,
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lov4 City, IA S2246
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Aa A phYllclAn In 4 IIIOro rurol orca of 1~\Jo thftn In vhlch l'oU relldo.
apprecI4te your conllderotlon of my expro.lod concornl.
We rarer mAny of our heart 4tt4ck p4tlontl And other crltlc411y III Indl-
vldU4l~ In n!ed of c4rdlol0~1 con;ultatlon to Horey HOlp1111 In IOWA City.
Throo cardlologlltl from thdt Inltltutlon hAve boen extrocely helpful In provldln~
a wookly cardloloRY clinic At our hOlpltal And thle hu un~oubtodly bonofltod
IIl4ny patient. In our roglon. It allo benefltl lowo City.
TholO pAtient. know they will havo continuity of core and will be Ablo to aee tholr
cardlologllt In tho time or IlIIIIIedlAte peril. !Iovover, thoro are tllllOl I/hen
hollcopter trAn.port le imperative for critically 111 cardl.c pAtlont.. Unlver-
.lty of 101/4 rocognllod thl. YOAr. ago ond l:Iodo provl.lonl for hollcoptor tranlport.
It I. both modlcally and Intelloctually Intolllgent that thll tranlport be avall-
ablo to Horcy IIo.pltal u well. I would hooe thAt tho graUer good of the
outlying region. of rural 10\la could bo conlldered In your declllon regarding
tho fOUlblllty of A hOllltop/hollport At lIorcy IIo.pltal. Tho prOlont logistics
oC trAn.portlng our pAtlontl by helicopter to 10\la City Airport and thoreaftor
by ambulanco to Hercy 1I0.pltal are rldlculou.. I Implore you to strongly consider
.Anctlonlng thl. hell.top,
Again thank you for your con.lderAtlon of thl. I..ue. I ho~e And tru.t In your
Judgoment.
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Augu.t l~, 1990
John McDonald, Mayor
23 Rlta Lyn Ct.
lov. City, lA S224S
D..r Hayor HcDonildl
Klrcy 1I0.pitll ha. infor.ld u. thlt thl City Council ..y bl ruling on
In i.IUI r.glrdlng I hall. top vhich .ight bl conltruct.d It Harcy.
I c.n und.utend thl concnn on the plrt of Harcy 1I0.pitel'. nllghbon.
I all writing to ..ka you IVln that th.re la hopa th.t .011. typ. of a
cOllprolli.. may b. rllch.d line. v. h.vI utiliz.d Harcy 1I0.pitll Ind It.
plr.onn.l I gr..t dill In th. pile for ...rg.ncy con.ultltion, "plci.lly
vith r.gard to 'CUtl haart probl..., Ind VI vould hopl v. can continua
to do 10 in the futurl.
AI you Ir. probably IVlrl, hllicoptar trlnlportltlon of tin Ilk.. thl
difflrlnc. bltv.ln Ilvinl I lifl Ind not gltting thl p.rlon to dafinitlv.
th.rapy In till, AI I prlcticlng phyllclln vho hll refured patlanu to
Harcy for th. p.at 33 y.arl, and th.raby b.nafltinl not only thl hOlpltal
but tha city a. vall vith hundr.d. of vlaitora many of vhol ItlY .av.ral
dlY' to ba nlar th.ir rllativ.., I,vould hopa that th. hlliltop may bl
built at the ho.pitll. I II unclrtain a. to vhich II the l....r of th.
tvo di.turbanc..--I ,pllding .abul.ncl vith Ilrln. loing or I h.licoptlr
vlth Itl attlndlnt clatt.r for luch II" ti.l.
AI a r.flrrlng doctor to Hlrcy 1I0.pltll in your city, I r..p.ctfully
r.qullt thlt you can lupport anticiplt.d h.licoptlr landinl' at Harcy
1I0.pitel. Thank you In advanc. for your kind Ittention.. .
eel City Council alllbarll AIIbri.co, Kubby, 1I0roviU, Lauon,
1I0vick, and Courtn.y
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One Park Plaza Mt. Ple8sanl, Iowa 62641 (319) 385-6700
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August 3, 1990
Doar Iowa City Council Mombor:
I am writing to you concorning city pormission for Morcy Hospital
pationts to bo brought to tho hospital by air ambulance,
My mothor, who livos in Fairfiold, Iowa 60 mil os from Iowa City,
sufforod a hoart attock on Friday, July 13, Sho consequently had a
second heart attack on July 15. It WdS determIned at that time that
she was in nood of omorgoncy caro that tho hOSrH!!l 1n Fairfield
could not provide. We bogan our journoy to Iowa C ty on Sunday, July
15. The ambulanco technicians wore not knowlodgeablo onough to
administer tho lifo saving modications that sho was in need of to
make tho 60 mile trip. A nurso was nooded to accompany them. About
20 miles after leaving Fairfiold the ambulanco had to stop to toke
her blood pressure. The rood was too bumpy to roceivo an accurate
reading.
Tho ambulance trovolled at a spood of 70-00 miles per hour. My
family membors and I wore driving behind tho ambulance, Two timos
during this trip tho ambulance and my family almost hod an occident
becouso people did not pull off to the sido of the rood, Neodless to
soy, we should not hove boon driving bocause of our emotional state
of mind, My mother, prior to those two hoart attacks, hod not be on
hospitalized for 39 years. She hod not boen a sick person. The
shock to our family was immonse,
By the time wo arrived at Mercy Hospital, two of the machines were
barely functioning because thoir batteries were too low. My mothor
arrived at Mercy Hospital olivo, by the Graco of God. My exporience
is just ono of many that need the attention of the council, I firmly
belIove that until an exporionco such os this touchos your lifo, you
aro unawaro of tho stross and immediacy involved.
If just ono person 0 month could arrive at Mercy Hospital more
quickly and safely the air helicopter would prove its value.
I urge you to consider this lifesaving resource as a justifiable
means of transporting patiento,
The noise that would accompany the air holicoptor would not be any
more of a nuisanco than that of an ambulance, Tho residents that
live closo to tho hospital havo choson to livo thoro. Morcy Hospital
has boon in this location for many yoars.
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Moybo thoy hovo not oxporiencod tho urgoncy of not knowing if thoir
lovod one would bo ollvo 60 miloo lotor.
I would wolcomo tho opportunity to opook to you in porson if tHo
mattor comBo boforo tho council.
Sincerely,
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Cynthia Koeloy
1907 Ellis Rood N.W. 16
Codor Rapids, Iowa 52405
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N~oml Ilovlck
306 Mullin
low~ City, I a. 52246
De~r Ms, Ilovlck:
I understand from Dr. C~mpbe1l, Dr. laym~n ~nd Dr. Slrn~ th~t
there h~s been some concern over the possible pl~cement of ~
I~ndl~g site for emergency hellcoptors at Mercy Hospital In
Iowa City. I would note that I have referred a number or
p~tlents to Hercy 1I0spltal, mostly for emergency cardiac care
and I h~ve found on several occ~slons th~t It would be most
expeditious to have hellcoptor tr~nsport av~llable for these
p~tlents, I recognize th~t this may be ~ relatively Infrequent
need but none-the. less a re~1 ~nd potentl~lly life saving one.
In the sm4ller communities surrounding Iowa CIty we depend very
heavily on the larger medical centers for optImum c~re of our
patients. In this regard I would note my enthusiastic support
for development of a hellcoptor l~ndlng site at Hercy Hosplt~1
In Iowa City.
I would be h~ppy to ~nswer ~ny concerns you mIght h~ve In this
regard ~nd If there are questions, please feel free to contact
me.
Sincerely.
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Iowa City. IA 52245
Naomi Novtck
306 Mullin Avenue
Iowa City, IA 52246
August 28. 1990
Dear Ms. Novtck:
I am a resident In the neighborhood that borders Mercy Hospital. I
have great concerns regnrdlng Mercy IIosplta1 being allowed to add a
helicopter servtce: these concerns Include problems of safety
associated wlUI Ule noise. vtbrntlon and air turbulence cnused by a
helicopter In the Immediately surrounding residential neIghborhood
and the safety concerns assoctnted wUh the night pliin iiil I ulldef5tand
It. Mercy's neighborhood to the west Includes several church spires
and tall University buildings wllh addcd projections on top. St. Mary's
steeple Is often lost In the clouds. for Instance.
IIowever. my main emphasis In writing this letter Is to direct your
nllenllon to addressing the practical needs of Mercy for the helicopter
service while servtng both Its pallents and the whole community of
lown City In a cost effective mnnner. The enclosed editorial from the
Des Moines Register from Inst week expresses speclOc concerns that
can be directly related to Mercy Ilospltal's wish to ndd a helicopter
servtce. It scems that adding a vcry expensive servtce for four to eight
people a monUI while passing the cost of such n servtce to the total
pallent care package only adds to Mercy's status - not to the greater
good of Iowa City healUl care. The University of lown and tile Iowa City
airport both have heliports which give the pilots adequate space for
landing In the vagaries of changing air currents close to the landing
pad.
Dupllcallon of a helicopter servlce Is dangerous for more reasons Ulan
considerations for safety. Sharing a helicopter servtce Is dennltely an
area In which coopernllon In the health care community of 10IVa City
should take precedence over compcllllon.
Sincerely yours,
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locll mIllIClI.ClInllhl. ym h.ve Ih. JI'OWfnllOClllnnd lor ho.pl.
llleut limed ralud eyebroll'l. II I.b to Illerally buy ph)'Sld.n prac.
ftOI",pJ ot IIlonlJhmenl. Midi. lieU'" pay(n, prtmlum PrlCel,
itel rUdlll art rallln,'mportlnt plu.lnctnllvu, 10 ,.nllll. .ddl. .
i~uelllonl aboUllhe direction 01 1I0nalbuttllW.
1~lsdlrf(1lon 01 Ou Molm medl. ''To retovu Ihe unrull!lIcllly
~I aenofctl. hl,h cCst ptld lOrlhe" ph,.ld.IlI'
. The nm tttneltam Il1ndan Ma'. ptlct1Ct', the putc!llJln, holpllal
try, M,O., prtJldenl ot Ihe Polk mUIl.enerale lIutet tt\1nuel.
'Counl)' Midlcsl Sod.~, wrllln,ln Th. f'hYllclan r. taCfd tllh Ih.
,Ihlt ~'. buIItlln: 'I'm IIWIYt MOil dllll1lmlotlclln,~hU.n
. ~mli~ .llhe qUlnllty 01 Idvertr.. .dvoclle lOt Ihe pallenl.nd In
In, done by out locll ho.pllll.. 'employet' ollhe h~pllal.
I mn' tIlue 'buJlnel.lu'lUppoJed '1h1J wouJd not be . probllm It
110 be 'non'pNlnt'? .. . hellth,"" COnsunl.11 ... pjllenll
" "Out lOcal ho.pllall .,. lte .. flert bellet Inlormed, But PI.
I'Pfndln. hu,uulllS ot monly 10 tlenl. don" hehlv, like tllullt
!billld IlflI,IIUily ah\JmJreJ t11lh CQA,gmen. The, don', U!uJlly
.lbilt himu .filxid to them. 1111. .hoplround. Theyd.pendohthelt
jurrav'flnce teems 10 directly phy.lcl.n. 10 mike cruclll
il'Ontndf<< Illy 'elUe 01 how a non. cholctl. And I hospllarl bllllli.
'prollt fcharlly') orglnlzallon lion goaltlhould not playa roll In
,.hould act".. We phy.'clantl/1 Ih.c[edJlons.."h,
lbelnl'wed' In thl. ptoCfu. . . ." thaI plll.ltlqllarelY: OUr hOlpl.
I: Then came Lulheran 1I0spllll'. Illurtov.t1oldidwfthfXIlllUll't I
Ilnnull NJlOrt. By fridlllon, such. equlpmenl _ lar IlIOi. thin an
ttport b I vehicle lor 1.It.conllll. area OUt Ille needt -Ind lb. only
,~lllory enumenllons at dMdends WIY10 ll1ake It paylttowe 11.11111
I paid, mort,. Ie. rellrtd, edlllCII ralset lhe Irlm lpeCler 01 medical
.Itected, elc. Luth.t.n acknow). decltlon! 6ued on economic ne.
:~d,.d Ihlt: ". It Admlulonl, Cfulty,
l~en,ul dlY' and matkel .hlte No pallenl "'Inls 10 bellevelhal
IWlr. up, W. enjoyed our third Ihe economIc need 10 keep equip.
1~ltllSh' yllt 01 potltlve eamlnga menl and .ul1eont husy COUld
,performance. .. . help determine whether he get.lln
: "Bultlle lime hlJ cometo tlke. operallon. But lIIe In~Ulmentln
:alll.renl lick. Fot unlen we expentlve tools tan" be ltCOuPfd
. ithlnge out cours., bolh u provtd. WtiJlerhey Illhetdtm.
I tralnd COftlUmell 01 heallh ctn, 11lallnl'ttlnilnl tin be Cllnsld.
:wa It. deslln.d lo..n headlong er.bl. A IInllt melmlor used
. :lntOCltulroph..", ' In canCer lrulmenl, costsaround
I "Ottatet DeJ Moine! It a llIodel SI.2 million (De. Moines' Mercy
. 1IIltkel tOt hulth-CIte retorm. We .nd Melhodll1 hOlpllalJ mh have
have llron, civic leadership Ind lone)' a m'JIleUc re.onlnCf Iml.
~ o,ytm.p!.Inlurance Indu.lry ex. .er,Il1!I.Uvely new dl~~lc de.
pertlse.... vtce coslslrom 1600,000 10 SI.4
/: "Det Molnea I. one ollhe mOll millIon. The Iowa Dep.rtment or
tompelllll'e ho.pllal markel. In lleallh rectnjly denied Ih. Unlve,.
. America. The ptOblem lalhlt In.. Illy 01 1m HOSpitals' ItqOesl tot
lleld ot pUlhlng COIIl dolYft, OUr permlttlon 10 buy an MRI; lhe hos.
ural 10 compele Is drlvln, health. plt.lllrelilyhlJlWootth.m.
I Clrt COlli Up-lIl1luch U 10 pet. Des Molneund Ihe sulTOundlna
~tenllo 15 pIlttn, peryear. arel cooperate In the use aU 111111)1 .
: "Th. mOIl obvloua.yrnplom 01 Irlpler,a mlchln.lhll bleak! u~.
'compeIOlIl'I. unnecewry'dllJllI. kldneYllon6:MU,2ft1l1l1llnoflij"
Callon of Iltmendous!y expenslVl per machine, lhll', Ihe Ill" el to:
hullh.cllt 'Ichnology, Which tel Optllllon upon which 10 build \hl
lis In Ihe necessity lilr Increued "peace divIdend" lUlltEttn" If.
'llllll!lontopaylotll, pol1chal1\plont. .
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City Council
410 E. Washington
Iowa City. IA 52240
Dear Hr. HcDonaldl
This I. In response to the letter of Hr. Steve Atkin. regarding
tho pOlllblo acquisition of hnd to the IIlckory 11111 PArk,
Frolll the hlltorlcal vlowpolnt the nclghbor. be callie concerned when
Hr. Frank Boyd npproached tho Cour priest. nt Regina and propo.ed
acqul.ltlon of the proporty north of tho Regina football and
ba.oball flold with a propoled road connecting up to the
acqullltion of the 9.8 acrel already owned by Regina, The
purcha.o prlco wa. offered at 1250,000. The Innd Indeed hn. been
.urveyed and I enclo.e a IIIIp oC the propo.ed addition, Thl. road
wa. thought to provide .ocondary acco.. to land that Hr. Frank
Boyd and Hr. Bruce Gla.gow own north of R081na connecting up with
Flnt Avenue. The lIIaln relllon Cor the road adjacent to Roglna
would be to provide .ocondnry acco.s and allow Hr. Boyd and Hr.
Gla.gow to develop addltlonnl Innd that they own. Wa n.
nelghbon havo boen concorned about thl. rond IInce we Coel It
will encroach upon the IIlckory 11111 Pork and change the quality
oC tho park It.oIC.
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Atkins. IlIckory 11111 Park II not just a neighborhood park but II
for all Iowa CIty to onjoy, It hns unique qualltle. which ora
not reduplicated with any park within Iowa City. Eventually thh
park will be .urrounded by developlllont and will be IIIIlntalnod as
a bastion oC prllllltlve park within the conflnn of lown City, It
I. IlIIportant to prelOrve the natural &tate of IIlckory 11111 (or
all future genoratlons to enjoy, Tho nelghbon do not wllh to
stop dovoloplllent or hnve tho city purchnlO the 9,8 acra. frolll
Roglna. This would be cost prohibitive. It would be our
suggestion thnt the watorshod nren adjacont to IIlckory 11111 Park
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Septelllber 24, 1990
be converted to 0 direct extension of the pork itself and be
declared pork land. Since the city already owns thb land there
would be no cost to the city. The 1II0wing in this oreo is already
token core of by the Parks and Recreation ao one lIould not
anticipate any additional cost, It is our propoaal that the city
purchase land adjacent to the watershed area to form a corridor
of tree space around the park. This would D14intain the special
alllbience of lIickory IIUl Park for future generationa. Again, the
purchase cost would be considerably less thon any lIIajor
acquisition of land frolll Regina.
I would requeat that we have a forlllal presentation to the Parks
and Recreation COllllllission to see if we con obtain their approval
for this proposal with eventual presentation to the City Council
for their approval, We of the neighborhood, and indeed that of
Iowo City, look forward to your reply. Although our group is
initially slllall in number, we have made a number of contacts in
the cOlll1llunity and anticipate that this issue will draw a very
vigorous response from the cOlll1llunity.
Sincerely yours,
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Clt). Clel'k
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Denr Clly Clerk:
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Clt). Council ngendn. We wish 10 plll"HUC n hnndlcnpped \lurking apnce
nt 619 N. JohnBon Sl. Thunk )'011 for )'Olll' Aulatnnco.
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City of Iowa City
MEMORANDUM
0010:
To:
OClobor 2, 1990
Honorablo Mayor John McDonald and Mom~~ 01 Iho CItt91CII ./'//1"- __ ,_
Undo Nowman Gonlry. City AlIOrnOY~ ~~__
Concurronco with Unanimous ZCIP Panol Ooclslon Rogardlng Morcy Hospllal:
Hollpad Is an Inlogrol Part 01 Iho Hospllal'l 'Emorgoncy Modlcol SOrvlcos,'
From:
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ProsonloUon.ol 2CIP Doelllon to Counell
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I horoby prosonllo you tho unanimous Zoning Codo Intorprolallon Panal (ZCIP) Doclslon
lonl to Slophon Aikins, City Managor, concornlng tho abovo mallor. As you know,
oxlsllng law provfdos Ihaltho Panol all by doslgnallon 01 tho City Managor, Socllon 36.
4(z)(2), Iowa City Zoning Codos 01 Ordlnancos.
l.!mnlmous ZCIP Panol Doclslon Octobor 2, 1990. AlIo~
For Ihoso 01 you who do not havo a copy 01 this Doclslon, I will road II aloud In lis
onllroty. I will also, this ovonlng, oxplaln In dolall how pooplo con lawfully challongo this
Doclslon.
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Thoro \\111 bo amplo opportunity lor quos lions on tho appoal procoss 01 tho conclusion
01 my romarks, Ithoroloro ask your Indulgonco In hoarlng mo out whllo I oxplaln to tho
Council my thoughl procossos, my Invosllgallon, my historical rosoarch, and my
concurronco with tho ZCIP doclslon.
(Road doclslon aloud.)
A loolnolo should bo addod to tho Panol's Doclslon, In doing somo Clly rocords
rosoarch Into Morcy's 1962 rovonuo bond roquost and tho solo 01 Conlral Junior High to
tho hospllal, I como across Ihon.Clty Managor Borlln's discussion 01 tho Morcy Hospllal
roquosllor a hollpad In oar~ 1902.
AI a March 1982 City Council moollng, Noll Borlln oxplalnod Ihaltho acqulslllon 01 Control
Junior High SChool,localod soulh 01 tho hospital 'Is not connoctod wllh this bond Issuo,'
AI somo polnl 01 that moollng, Councllmombor Porrol oxprossod concorn lor tho hollpad
In a rosldonllal zono, as did Jon Dull, local nolghbor. In discussing tho old Zoning
Ordlnanco, Don Schmolsor suggoslod Ihal a varian co was probably approprlalo, but
nolod In Iho March 15, 1982, moollng:
'Staff has nol boon askod lor an analysis 01 tho Impacl 01 tho hollslop on tho
nolghborhood.'
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Schmolsor lator proparod a 11011 roport. noting cortoln concorns wilh laloly maltolS. which
I wllllOlWald 10 Ron O'NolI, Alrp?rt Managor, and tho Iowa Clly Alrport Commission. lor
Iholr rovlow on laloly moltorl.
^' 01 March 1982, BOllin did nol bollovo Iho Clly hod aulhorlly to rogulato air piano nolso,
bul could logulato hollcoptor landings, Allhal tlmo, alrcrall woro roqulrod 10 oblaln a
Ipoclal pormlt from Iho Mayor and tho Clly Council 10 land in Iowa Clly undor Iho
prodocossor 10 Soctlon H or Soctlon 3.22.5, Iowa Clly Codo 01 Ordlnancos (1966).
Thus, porhaps ono oxplonallon of Iho now 1983 lonlng law's sllonco on Morcy's hollpad
Is Ihal Borlln Intondod Iho Council 10 contlollho landings via Ihon oxlsllng Socllon 4.\,
Ironlcal~. this authorlly has slnco boon glvon ovor 10 Iho Alrport Managor undor Iho now
oxlsllng Socllon H adoplod July 1905,
Tho ZCIP Panol, In going ovor ils final draft ollho unanimous doclslon on Friday.
Soplombor 211. 1900, rovlowod Ihisliiilot'lCul ev'lllenta, and agrood I~t perhaps Berun's
bollolln tho Council's authorlly ovor tho holipod would prosorvo Iho ISluo as a Council
'ssuo. Howovor, Ilnco 1955, Ihls has nol boon Iho slato ollho law. Tho wisdom of tho
prior Council doclslons are nollor mo 10 socond.guoss, and no doubt oach 01 you will
draw your own conclusions.
C. Ouosllons Concornlng Morcy's Promlsos 10 Clly 10 Forono HolIll~d
auostlons havo boon ralsod concornlng Morcy'l allogod promlso 10 forogo lis plans fOI
a hollpad, In oxchango lor Iho Clly and Ichool dlslrlel's lalo ollho Conlral Junior High
School proporty, known as Contro Markol Squaro and locatod south ollho Hospllal.
Thanks 10 Marlon Karr, Clly Clork, who sponl hours r050archlng clly rocords concornlng
bolh tho 1902 Hospllal rovonuo bond ISluo and tho 1983 Contlalschoolsalo, I was ablo
10 rovlow Council mlnutol, as woll as Ipoclfic documonts.
Aftor rovlow, Iho mosll find In thoso documontl Is a quosllon 10 Slstor Vornarda In oarly
1983. Sho appoarod boloro Council 10 ask Iho Council not 10 IImlllho lalo 01 Conlral
Ichoolln a way which would procludo Morcy Irom purchasing Iho school proporty and
building a parking facility. In Ihls Fobruary IS, 1983 meeting, Councllmombor David
Porrolaskod Slslor Vornarda II Morcy plannod 10 uso all or part ollho proposod parking
ramp on tho Control Ichool proporty for a hollstop. Slstor Vornarda ropllod thoro had
boon 'no consldorallon'lo auch Inuos.
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Iho City, lor 'publlo school purposos,' Tho grant was to bo void II, alsomo luluro dala,
Iho proporty no longor was usod for 'school purposos.' In Ihat coso, Iho proporty was
10 rovort 10 tho City.
Rathor Ihan IIl1galo Iho quosllon 01 how Iho salo procoods woro 10 bo dlvldod upon salo,
Iho City and Iho Iowa City School Dlstrlcl choso to solllo Iholr dllforoncos by wrlllon
agroomonl, approvod by Iho Clly Council Oclobor 4, 1903. Tho only 'slrlngs' allachod
to tho City's and Iho school dlstrlcl's solo was Ihallltho purchasor commlllod tho
proporty to Iho 'publlo purposo 01 a parking facility,' Iho City would rocolvo $50,000,iOthOlWlso, tho City would rocolvo 10% ollho solo procoods. No monllon was mado 01
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a horlpad In any 01 thoso documonlS. Consldorlng tho salo look placo ono yoar (Octobor
1903) aftor tho Council approvod tho 1082 rovonuo bond Issuo, tho lack 01 a hollpad
discussion during tho Contral Junior High mallor Is unsurprlslng,
Statomonts that Morcy docldod to wilhdrow ils roquostlo uso tho hollpad In ilS 1982
rovonuo bond appllcaUon aro truo, Howovor, as dlscussod by tho ZCIP Panol, H&IS
rocords show Marcy procoodod to construcltho now wing 01 tho hospllsl with tho samo
proposod slructurallntogrlty to supporl a hoUcoptor landing, with tho prosontly Oxlstlng
olovator going down from tho lop noor to tho omorgoncy room bolow. Moroovor, tho
construction plans woro a mallor 01 public rocord and avallablo lor public Inspoctlon,
Morcy had simply loft tho hollpad quostlon lor alalor day, and that day has now arrlvod,
II cannol bo said, howovor, that Morcy made any promlso to unconditionally glvo up lis
hollpad.
D. Concurronco wllh Unanimous ZCIP Ponol DoclSI2.Q
Somo of you may 10glUmololy ask why this opinion dilfora Irom my August 15, 1090
opinion on 'accossory usa,' f1W, and most obviously, my August 15 opinion doail only
with tho hollpad os on 'accossory uso,' nol os 0 Drlnclpal uso.
Socond, tho lactual rocord has boon consldorably oxpandod slnco August 15. You may
rocall my original IrustraUon wllh tho doarth or lack 01 InlormaUon on tho quostlons, I had
boon unablo 10 ovon connrm Morcy's claim thai out 01124 Iowa hospllals, only 4,
Including Morcy, lackod omorgoncy hollcoplor accoss. Tho only Information I had
connrmod was Irom tho Iowa Dopartmont olTransportatlon (lOOT) thai thoro woro 51 FAA
approvod or roglstorod holiports In Iowa, 01 which 38, or 71 %, woro hospllal'rolalod. Tho
lOOT modo It cloar this Iisl was lar Irom comprohonslvo, slnco prlvalo lacllltlos aro not
roqulrod to oblaln FAA approval, allhough thoy aro oncouragod 10 alloasl roglslor,
In Iho moantlmo, I havo, at last, boon provldod with a copy 01 tho lolophonlc survoy
conduclod by Murcy (Soplombor 12), which connrms Morcy's claim. I havo no roason 10
dlsboliovo Iho accuracy 01 tho Inlormatlon.
Moroovor, tho survoy has now boon furthor ronnod (Soptombor 25) to donolo thoso Iowa
hospllal.rolalod holipads which aro localod ollhor wllhln or adJacont to rosldonUal aroas,
soo survoy allachod to ZCIP Doclslon. Thus, In allomptlng 10 nnally domonslrato Iholr
claim by faclual ovldonco that holicoplors as 'air ambulancos' oxlsl routlnoly In Iowa In
aroas In or noar rosldonUal zonos, Morcy's claim lakos on groalor voracity snd wolghl,
and strongthons tholr logal argumont.
IIllW, tho combination of tho oxpandod faclual rocord and tho Panol's rovlow ollho
holicoplor'a landing as part 01 Iho hospllal's 'principal usa,' changod tho comploxlon 01
tho Issuos and polnlod 10 a dlfforont rosull.
~, my nrst August 15 opinion was Issuod boloro Morcy Hospllal appliod lor lis
building pormll Soplombor 4. Tho Council hod an opportunity, though vory IImllod, 10 act
10 roturn Iho doclslon.maklng authority ovor tho hollpod quostlon 10 lis own hands. ollhor
by amondlng Soctlon 4.1 ollho AIrport Managor's authority, or 10 amond tho Zoning
Ordlnanco.
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Panol moollng, Stsll sllll had to doal with tho quos lion 01 tho non.unanlmous ZCIP Panol
doclslon 01 July 20 on 'accossory uso,' roforrod to tho Cily Managor. Boloro Slovo Atkins
had a chanco to rospond, tho ZCIP Panol roconvonod Soplombor 1" 1990 to discuss
Morcy's claim assortod Soptombor 6 as a 'principal uso.' Thus, thoro has boon no
dofinltivo point whoro tho land uso Issuo could oaslly havo boon roturnod to tho Council's
hands,
Somo 01 you may find this dlslastolul. But wo must doal with tho Issuos whoro thoy stand
today, and thoy now stand In tho hands 01 tho ZCIP Panol. I would thus caution against,
and soo no morltln, borallng tho stsll or tho Council. Thoro Is no roason why a complox
mattor such as this can, or should, bo sortod out with groator dispatch. If wo valuod only
spood, wo would havo choson somo govornmonlal systom othor than domQC/gcy,
Ithoroloro turn to tho roasons I now concur with tho oxlstlng ZCIP Panol doclslon dalod
Octobor 2. 1990,
E. Concurronco wllh Unanimous ZCIP Panol Doclslon on PrincIpal Usg
1. Additional FacluallnformatloQ
Tho lacluallnformallon. nushod out ovor so slowly this past two months, connrms tho
Incroaslng trond In Iowa to uso hollcoptor accoss as an Intogral part 01 a hospital's
'omorgoncy modlcal sOrvlcos,' soo survoy. this Is so notwlthslandlng tho lactlhallho
hospitals aro localod In or adjacontto rosldontlaleroas. fJlhough those faets, In and
01 thomsolvos, do nol answor tho quoStlon 01 our 20nlng laws, lhoso lacts aro
ovldonco which must bo rov/owod and wolghod by tho Panol, and by mo os an
attornoy.
2. Emorconcy Modlcal Sorvlcos Includos TransportatloQ
Common 80nso, as woll as Industry pracllcos, loll us that In ordor lor pooplo to
rocolvo omorgoncy modlcal sorvlcos, lhoy somohow havo to arrlvo at tho hospital.
this moans that transportation Is, by nocosslty, Includod In providing 'omorgoncy
modlcal sorvlco.' Basod on tho Incroaslng uso of hollcoptors assoclatod with Iowa
hospitals, with approxlmatoly 96.7% having air accoss (120 out 01 124), It Is difficult
to say hospltal.rolalod hollpads aro Il2.l part and parcol 01 modorn.day omorgoncy
sorvlcos. It Is also dllficult to arguo that hollcoplors aro ll2.la commonplaco lorm 01
omorgoncy modlcal transportation, Thus, whon tho Council choso not to limit
omorgoncy sorvlco to 'ground transportatlon,'lt loll tho door opon lor moro modorn
mothods of air transporlatlon,
Moroovor, although zoning ordlnancos aro to bo strlclly road, rostrletlons 01 a zoning
ordlnanco cannot bo oXlondod by Implication, ~n V. Board 01 AdJustmont. CIt~
01 Wost Dos MolnoQ, 239 N.W.2d 673 (Iowa 1976), In Illhor words, If tho City wantod
10 IlmI1 omorgoney hospital transportallon to around transDortallllll, II could oaslly
havo dona so In tho 1903 rowrllo . but did not. Thus, this roslrlctlon, unloss slalod,
cannot bo onlorcod against Morcy by Impllcallon, IlL
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In ordor 10 bo part 01 tho hospital as a orlnclpal uso, tho omorgooey air accoss musl
ba 10rvlcos 'Which aro an Inlogral part 01 tho lacllity.' Soctlon 36.4(z)(2), Zoning
Codo,
'Inlograr Is dollnod as 'a wholo; ontlro; Inlact.' 'Inlogralo' Is '0 mako wholo by
bringing all parts logothor; unify,' Tho Amorlcan Horltago Dictionary of tho English
languago.
II looms cloar, from a faclual and functioning slandpolnl, Ihat Morey's hollpad Is
physically an 'Inlogral part of Iho slrucluro,' Ono can roasonably concludo It was
Inlondod to bo usod as part of tho hospital's 'omorgoney modlcal sorvlcos,' Tho air
sorvlco, thus. mools tho dollnltlon 01 'hospltar In Iowa City's zoning laws lI$ II
;prlnclpal uso.'
4, $oDaratlon of Dutlo~
Zoning laws historically ronoct a soparatlon 01 fX\wors or dullos, whoroby broad
polley.maklng doclslons aro loll lor tho Council, and Iho InlarprOlatlon 01 thoso
ordlnancos aro Ion lor slall, Ono roconl oxamplo Is Iho croatlon 01 tho ZCIP Panol
Itsoll.
In 1982.8:1, thon.Clty Managor Noll Borlln wantod to rollno Iho task ollntorpratlng Iho
zoning laws, and urgod Iho Councll to adopl a rocommondatlon Irom Iho Planning
end Zoning Commission 10 onaclloglslallon croallng a Zoning Codo Inlorprolallon
Panol (lCIP). In April 1982, Borlln urgod allwo mootlngs Ihallho City noods
'\0 como up wlth a procos. or mochanlsm to provldo olnclallntorprotatlons
01 zoning ordlnanco(s), so Ihoro Is closor coordination and cooporatlon
botwoon thoso 01 tho stall who havo somo rolo In tho procoss.'
Inlormol Council Mlnutos, April 12, 1982.
Borlln lator oxplalnod that tho proposod ZCIP Panol
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If no agroomont, II would go to tho City Managor lor Inlorprolatlon.'
Informal Council Mooting Mlnulos, April 27, 1982,
This chango was ovontually Incorporalod Into tho rowrlto 01 tho on;lro zoning law, and
adoptod Docombor 1983. A ZCIP doclslon Is spoclncally appoalablo to Iho Board 01
Adjustmont, and can stili bo ovorrulod by Iho Board 01 Adjustmont As Borlln arguod,
Iho ZCIP procnss allovlalod cortaln probloms Ihon oxlstlng In 1982; and as far as I can
dlscorn, Iho procoss has sorvod Iho City woll,
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Thoro Is no Iowa casolaw on 'principal usos' or omorgoncy modlcallOrvlcos which
Ihod any light on tho quostlons horo, MOSI casos Ilound In othor lurlsdlctlons contor
around 'accossory usos,' not principal usos. Tho only Iowa cas os on 'principal USOs'
aro not appllcablo horo,
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Altor a ravlow 01 tho lacts and Iho zoning laws, as thoy now sland, tho bottom IIno
looms 10 bo this:
a. Air occoss hollcoptors 1'1111 bo functioning os ono 01 Morcy's 'omorgoncy modlcol
IOrvlcos.'
b. Both tho hofipad as a physical objoct, and tho uso 01 tho hOOpad lor landing and
lokooff 01 omorgoncy modlcal hollcoptors aro an Intogral part 01 tho hospital
facility.
o. Tho accoss and uso 01 Morcy'l hollpad as an omorgoncy landing laclllty Is, by
donnltlon, part oltha hospitals' 'principal uso,' and Is thorofore pormlttod In 0
CO.I zone os a mattor 01 right, Soctlon 36-4(h)(3), Iowa City Zoning Code 01
Ordinances.
F. Proem to Challonno ZCIP Panol DoclsloQ
I rocognlzo thallomo porsons In the community, and eyon lomo mombors 01 the Council,
may dllagroo with tho Panol'llntorprolotlon. Yet 1'10 can lake comfort In tho lact that tho
eamo zoning lows provide lor appoal and rovlow 01 Ihls ZCIP doclslon, and provldo a
propor forum and adoquato procodural duo process 01 law whoroln 10 challonge tho
Doclslon.
Soctlon 36.91 (q(l)(a) roads, In part:
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ollho Zoning Codo Intorprotatlon Panal or 01 the City Managor whon tho Panol
cannol roach a doclslon. Such appoalshall ba taken within a reasonable time
as provldod by Iho rules 01 the Board by filing with tho City Clork a notice of
appeal specifying the grounds therelor. A duplicate copy 01 such notice shall
be fIIod with the Board Socretary. The City Managor or hls/hor doslgnoe shall
forthwith transmit 10 tha Board all the papers constituting the rocord upon
which the action appealod Irom was taken.'
Board of Adjustment rulas provide thai the nollce 01 appeal must be fIIod within ton da.y~
91 the doclul2n bolng challongod. Board rulos do not spoclfy that 0 spoclfio form be
used, so 0 lotter sotllng lorth the particulars 01 the appoalshould bo flied with both tho
City Clark and Molody Rockwell, the Boord's Socrotary. The appoal must be accompa.
nlod by 0 non.rofundab!o "ling foo 01 $276.
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Iowa and local law also provldo that an appoal will olloct a .tay agaInst all actions lakon
In furthoranco of tho doclslon bolng appoalod, this moans that tho holdor of tho building
pormlt (Morey) may 1121 procood with conslructlon during tho pondlng appoal procoodlngs
unlll tho appoalls hoard and docldod. Soction36.91(Q(I)(b), Zoning Codo.
In tho Inlorlm, City .toll will proparo a roport, as with any othor oppoal, and tho mallor will
bo put on tho Board 01 Adjustmon!'s nox! rogularly schodulod agonda. Tho Board moots
onco a month, on Iho socond Wodnosday 01 tho monlh. Notico 01 tho public hoarlng will
bo glvon by publication In tho local Pross.CltlzoQ. An agonda will also bo poslod In tho
lobby 01 tho Civic Contor.
As an addod courtosy, Molody Rockwoll, City Plannor, has ogrood thalli on appoall. mod
and tho timo comos lor 0 hoorlng 10 bo hold, sho will sond a notico 10 oIllntoroslod
partios. You may olihor call hor 01356-5251, or sond your nama and addross 10 Molody
Rockwoll at tho following oddross:
Molody Rockwoll, Board 01 Adjustmont Socrolory
C/o Oopartmont 01 PPO, City 01 Iowa City
CMc Contor
410 E. Washington St.
Iowa City, IA 52240
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Moko suro you nolo whal notico you aro Inlorostod In rocoMng,
Allor a lull hoarlng, Iho Board may affirm, rovorso, or modlly tho ZCIP Ooclslon. Tho
Board will Issuo a lormal, wrlllon doclslon, and mako wrltlon findings 01 lact and
conclusions 01 law, Tho Boord's doclslon will bo glvon tho somo forco and ollocl as ono
modo by tho ZCIP Ooclslon oppoolod from.
II clllzons, or ovon mombors of tho City Council, dlsagroo with Iho Boord's doclslon, Iho
zonIng lows provldo for chollonglng tho Boord', doclslon to tho Iowa Olslrlcl Court. via
certiorari undor Chaptor 414, Iowa Codo. Tho zoning laws also provldo thallho Olslrlct
Court', doclslon may bo challongod to tho Iowa Supromo Court, also by cortlorarl,
Chaptor 414.
Coplos 01 tho Board of Adjuslmonl'a procodural rulos aro avallablo from Molody ROckwoll,
Board Socrolary.
II no appoolls mod, Iho ZCIP Ponol Ooclslon bocomos final In Ion days from Issuanco.
Assuming Morey has mot all olhor appllcablo rulos and rogulations, tho building pormlt
may bo Issuod.
G. J.Milllrocoss In Gonoral
Uko John Stuart Mill, I ogroo thoro Is no groalor tost 01 on Idoa or argumontthon tho bold
light of dobato. You will havo thai opportunity II you pursuo your rlghls boloro tho Board
of Adjustmonl, and I Invito you 10 como armod with lacls and figuro., nollusl raw
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In tho courso 01 proparlng this opinion, I am romlndod 01 tho groat strugglo, JUSI rollvod
via 'PBN Tolovlslon, 01 tho Amorlcan Civil War. Fought 10 prosorvo unity, bOth sldol
bollovod thoy woro right. Pooplo dlod lor thoso bollols, but unlly was prosorvod. For us
horo tOday, this moans wo havo prosorvod our logal proeoss, and our nation Is govornod
by tho rulo 01 law, nol 01 Individual mon and womon.
Tho ZCIP Panol doclslon proeoss, as II now atands, may bo somothlng that you may wish
10 chango, but tho proeoss Is prosorvod. Ithoroloro Invllo you 10 use tho legal proeoss
boloro tho Board 01 Ad/uSlmont, and to bring lorth your argumonls with all tho
lorcofulnoss and p.:;iU8slon you can mustor. this logal proeoss, though Ilow and lor
from portoe!, Is whal wo Amorlcons do bost.
Ono final noto: this discussion Is IImllod to tho zoning and land use Issuos apart Irom aIr eafoty.
I havo rocoivod prollmlnary roports Irom Ron O'NolI, Alrport Managor, on aIr saloty, and havo
ollondod somo 01 tho AlrpQrt Commluloo meetings on tho ;ubl&tl. Howvvor, I mil tho
Commlsslon's final rocommondatlons, and Ron O'NoII'a final rocommondatlon.
I will bo happy 10 answor quostlons on tho Board 01 Adjustmonl appoal proeoss, as noodod.
co: Ron O'NolI, Alrport Managor
Alrport CommIssion
Slovo Atkins, City Managor
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City of Iowa City
MEMORANDUM
Dale: Oclober 2, 1990
To: Sieve Atkins, City Manager
Prom: Zoning Code Interprclallon Panel ~;;;4-
Re: Unanimous Decision on Mercy IIospital: IIellpad Is an Integral Pan of the IIospital's
"Emergency Medical Services"
A. llnchroun4
On July 12, 1990, Mercy IIospital submllled a rcqueslto Ron O'Neil, Alrpon Manager,
rcquesllng pennlsslon for "the landing and lakeoff of emergency medical service
hellcoplers" and Ihe operation of said hellcoplCfS In the air over Iowa Chy at altitudes of
less than 1000 feel. Mercy made Ihis request pursuanlto Section 4.I,lowa City Code
of Onlinances, which reads:
"No person shall operate or cause to be opera led In the air oyer the chy any
airplane or other alrcmCt at an altitude of less than one thousand (1,000) feet,
or perfoml whh the same any tailspin loops,..,or maneuvers of a similar nature
above the city nor land the same within the chy limits unless the consent of the
alrpon manager or his designee to so operate or land the same has flrst been
secured, except at the alrpon under the rules and regulations govemlng the
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Ron O'Neil refelTtd this mailer to the Iowa City Alrpon Commission at their July 16,
1990 meeting. lie requested their recommendallon on Mercy's application. The mailer
was defelTtd by the Alrpon Commission to their August 22, 1990 meeting, to allow for
funher legal review. Mercy requested their application be defelTtd atlhe August 22
meeting, but as reflected In their minutes, Ihere was some discussion of safely.
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On July 20, 1990, the Zoning Code Inlerpret.1tlon Panel (lCIP) met to consider whe!her
Mercy 1I0spltal was entitled to a hellpad In a CO. I zone as an occmarv IIse under the
City's Zoning Code. The question of "principal use" was nOI discussed by the ZCIP
panel, since the Panel assumed Mercy's position was thaI the hellpad waJ an accessory
use 10 the hospital.
The 7.CIP Panel Is composed of Don Schmeiser, Director of Planning and Program
Development (1'1'0); Doug Doolhroy, Director of 1I0uslng & Inspection Services OilS);
and Linda Newman Gentry, City Allorney. Dana Christiansen, Flrsl Asslst.1nl City
Allorney. alw Uildilionally attends the Zap meetings, since hlJ positIon b largely
responsible for land use mailers. The Panel sllJ by designation of the City Manager,
Section 36.4(z)(2), Zoning Code. a provision originally adopted In December 1983 after
a recommendation from the Planning and Zoning Commission. It was designed to
Interpret zoning questions !!!lI aCI AJ on administrative aid 10 the City Manager's Oroce.
The goal was to provide "closer coordlnallon and cooperation belween those of the staff
who have some role In Ihe process. of Interpreting and enforcing zoning laws, see
att.1ehed minutes. As eorlier provided by both st.1le and city low, a citizen stili has the
righllo appeallhe Panel's decision 10 the Doard of Adjuslment under Chapter 414,Iowa
Code and Secllon 36.91(0(1)(a), of the Iowa City Zoning Code.
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After several hours of discussion at this July 20 meeting. the Panel was nOI able 10 arrive
01 a unanimous Interpretation or decision. As provided In Secllon 36.91(0(1)(0) of Ihe
7.onlng Code, Ihe mailer was referred to the City Manager for decision.
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In Ihe meantime, Ihe Cily Allomey Issued a legal opinion August IS, 1990, Indicating
doubts as 10 whelher Mercy's proposed helipad was on accessory use, of right, pcnnllled
wIthoul approval of a special excepllon. The City Allorney Indicated that the Council
could clarify the question by amending the Zoning Code 10 pennlt helipads, as on
accessory use or on Independenl principal use, In CO. I Zonesj and she recommended this
use be pennltted by special exception. Thereafter, Cily staff, Including Ihe City Attorney
and the Cily Allorney's Ornce, continued 10 debate !he "accessory use" question.
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On September 4, 1990. Mercy 1I0spltal applied for a building permil, n:questlng
permission 10 make minor changes 10 the edstlng hellpad atop the hosplllll. City staff
members wen: awan: Ihe new wing was consllUcted with the 11IUcturallntegrity In place
10 wlthllllnd the landing and lakeoff of helicopters, becaule lh~ original building plans
wen: City n:cords. On September S, 1990, Dan Doyle, attorney for Mercy 1I0spllll1,
n:spondcd to the Cily Attorney's opinion, claiming the hell pad was pan of Ihe principal
Ule of the hOlplllll, by definition. because It was "an emergency medical service." Doyle
pointed outlhe City Attorney's opinion had not discussed this Issue.
AI a meeting called by you. on September 6, 1990, 10 enable the PlII1c1lo c~pliiili theit
differing opinions, the Panel went over Ihelr prior discussions. Allthrce Panel members
agreed Ihat, on the face of Ihe zoning law, "any accessory use" Is permitted In Mercy's
CO. I zone under Article \II, Accessory Uses In Commercial Zones. Secllon 36.S6(d).
This melll1tlhal Mercy was probably enlltled 10 their helistop as lII1 accessory use. All
three or the Panel members agreed Ihere was no performlll1ce Sllll1dard 10 conlrol the
helistop, although Don Schmeiser lII1d Doug Boothroy Ihoughtlherc should be stricter
performance standards.
Where the Panel really paned ways on the "accessory use" question was two.rold: fia1,
based on the definition or "special exception," which Includes accmorv Ules as well as
~ and reading the entire Zoning Code as a whole, the City Attorney was or
the opinion that Council probably Intended to permit hellpads to exist only by way or
special exception granted by the Board or Adjustment, and 10 permit them In that manner
In only three zones. ~ the City Attorney was also or the opinion that decisions
rrom other states Indicated Mercy was not likely to prove, In a coun or equity. thatlhe
hellpad was a permitted "accessory use or right" under existing zoning law,
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Don Schmeiser's and Doug Boothroy's response to Ihe City Attorney's arguments were
that even though Ihe definition or "special exception" Included Ihe words "accessory use,"
this did not apply to Mercy's request ror a hell pad because Article 11, entitled "Principal
Uses," Is where all the uses are listed ror each zone, and these uses arc only ~
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m. Thus, Schmeiser and 800lhroy argued that the three lones where hellp3ds arc
pennlned as a special exceplion . RDP, DROP, and 1.1 . arc special exceptions as the
~ not as an accessory use. Thus. both Schmeiser and 800lhroy believe that
a hell pad Is a special excepllon In Ihe Ihree lones only when an appllcanl wanlS to
establish a hellpad as an jndellCndenl, principal use Ihat would sland alone as a primary
use of the propeny.
Conversely, Schmeiser and 800throy did nOI agree whh the Cily Anomey thaI an
appllcanl could requesl a special excepllon as an accessory use for a hellpad In any lone
olher than those Ihree lones. They did agree whh the Cily Anomey thallhe lonlng laws
could be changed to pennll a hellpad as a special excepllon In a CO. 1 lone, bUI nOI
necessarily as an accessory use since this would complelely alter the overall SlruClurc of
Ihe zoning law, especially Anlcle III on accessory uses. Schmeiser and Doolhroy
conllnue 10 believe that hellpads should be controlled by making performance standards
more restrictive, but this would require amendlnglhe zoning laws. Now, however, since
Mercy has already requested Ihelr building pennh. the Panel agreed In hs September 6
meedng that h Is a IIn1e late In the day 10 amend Ihe ordinance. In any event, since
zoning ordinances cannol operate retroactively. h would now have no effccl on Mercy If
Ihe ordinance were passed 10 prohlbh hellpads In CO.Ilones.
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During the Panel's September 6 discussion, you asked whatlhe Panel's response was, If
any, to Dan 80yle's leller. Speclncally, you asked whatlhe Panel's reaction was to
Mercy's claim their helicopter use was pan of the hospllal as a principal use because an
"emergency medical service". The Panel told you Ihey had nehher discussed, nor decided,
tile question of "principal use." The Panel then agreed Ihal untlllt had answered the
principal use question, your decision on accessory use was premature and perhaps moot.
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Thereafter,the ZCIP Panel met Tuesday, September II, 1990, to discuss Mercy's hell pad
as pan of the principal use as a hospital. Also present allhls third meeting was Dana
Christiansen, Flrsl Asslslllnl City AlIomey on land use mailers. The Panel again met
briefly September 28 to discuss Ihelr draft Decision: 10 review Mercy's hosplllll.relalcd
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hellpon surveys or September 12 and September 25; to review 1982 Council Minutes or
the ZCIP Panelleglslallon; IUld to review the IDOT survey.
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The PlUlel firsl reviewed the zoning law's definition of "hospital," which reads:
"An Insthutlon providing health services ror human In.patlenl medical care ror
the sick or Injured IUld Including related racilllles such lIS labonuories, oul.
patient facllhles, emcrgency medical services, and slllff officcs which are iil
Inlegral pari or the raclllty."
Secllon 36.4(h)(3), Iowa City Zoning Code or Ordinances
The PIUle1then checked for a definition of "emergency medical services" In the Zoning
Code. and finding none, looked In Websler's Dictionary. Finding no definhlon,lhe Panel
then reviewed Ihe American 1I0spllal Association (AliA) dcfinltlon or "Emergency Care
System.. which reads:
'"The tenn emergency care syslem denotes a communlly or regional network or
services Ihat provide ror detection and reponing or medical emergencles,lnltllll
care at the scene, ImMoorlatlon and care en roule 10 a medical r~cl!!nJ and clIfe
or the pallent until he Is dlschllrged, referred, or admltled ror definitive medical
care." (emphasis added)
This definlllon Includes "transponatlon and cllre en route 10 a medical racillly,OO which the
Panel agreed could be accomplished either by air or by ground transponatlon.
"Transportation" Is not otherwise IImlled or defined In the AliA's definition.
We then discussed Mercy's requirements to maintain an emergency department In order
to pllrllclpalC In federal and siate governments' Medicare Program. Having no qUOlTel
wllh, and having no Jurisdiction over, the legitimacy or Mercy's desire to maintain IUl
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emergency departmenl. the PlIIlellhen discussed whelher lrIIIlsponation was Included In
the City's definition o( .emergency medical scrvlccs,. whether emergency medical service
was an .integral pan of the facility;. and whe!her UlInsportatlon was limited 10 ground
trllllsportatlon.
The Panel first considered whether .emergency medical services. were UlIdltlonally
limited 10 only Ihose servlc.:s Ihal were offered on Ihe hospital premises themselves.
However, Doug Doolhroy pointed oUllhalln order to provide I service 10 the public, the
people or patients have 10 be lrIIIlsponed or broughlto Ihe hosplllll, In some (ashlon, 10
re(clvc WI service. The Panel thus concluded thai .emergency medical services. docs,
by common sense, by necessity and by Implication, Include UlInsportallon.
PIIIle1 members also agreed Ihalllls not unusual In a case where a zoning ordinance does
not define I use, In this me .emergency medical service,. 10 look to historical cuslom
and Industry pracllce. In Ihls case, Ihe Panel (ell II was appropriale 10 look 10 Ihe
Industry pracllce which defined emergency care 10 Include UlInsponatlon.
The Panel !hen discussed whether an air ambulance or helicopter was Ihe Iype of
trllllsportallon anllclpated In a hospltal's .emergency care services." The Panel members
agreed Ihatln tenns o( noise and vlbrallon, there was an obvious difference between air
and groond UlInsponatlon, but that II was more a difference In degree, than kind. The
Panel was also aware the Council exempted emergency vehicles from Ihe noise ordinance,
so Ihe real differences between ground and air UlInsponatlon are vibration and air safety.
However. Ihe Panel agreed air UlIrflc safelY was a quesllon (or the FAA and/or Ihe
Alrpon Manager. In lenns of freqoency of occurrence, the Panel discussed Mercy's
stated Intention, as found In Mr. Dreon's teller dated September 4, 1990, that Mercy
anticipates only 3.4 nlghls per monlh. The Panel also discussed Ihe (acI Ihal the zoning
ordinance could have atlempled to IImll emergency transportation to "ground transpona.
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Panel memben then concluded. un:llllmously, thai It Is hard 10 argue with the faclthal the
proposed hellcopler, 10 be used (or emergency transpolt4tlon, wllllndced be functioning
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The Panel then rehashed 115 previous argumenls nOled above on accessory uses. The
PlIllel also reviewed the hlslory o( Men:y's 1982 expllllslon, which look place belween
1982.84, and lhe en lire rewrlle of the City's zoning laws. These two events took place
concurrently (rom Summer 1982. through adoption of the new zoning laws In December
1983. This new zoning law purposely defined "accessory uses" very broadly, with the
notion that pcrfonnance standards would controllll1d prolect other land use concerns.
Doomroy also pointed out thai Ihe construction plans and records In his code en(on:emcnl
(11&15) depllllment showed Men:y constructed the new wing with sufficient structural
Integrily to eventually support a hellpad (or the take.of( lII1d landing o( hellcoplCn.
Schmeiser and Doolhroy both pointed out to the Panel members thai although Men:y had
wlthdlllwn Its request 10 establish the hellpad In Its 1982 revenue bond application, Men:y
had never an:hltecturally abandoned the locallon of the hellpad. It wu simply a question
lefl for nnolher day.
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lIavlng reviewed the hlslory o( the maller, the Panel (ound It likely the Planning nnd
Zoning Commission and Ihe City Council had been aware of Men:y's continuing Interest
In a hellpad al the same time lhe City's zoning ordinances were being entkely
refashioned. The PAIlel also (elt lhatl( the Commission or the City Council had wanted
10 enllrely ban hellpads or hellcoplClS within the City: wanted 10 ban them In C zones,
wanlCd 10 ban them In zones adJacent 10 residential zones; or wanted to limit Ihem to me
Airport, they could easily have done so In the new zoning ordinance. but did nOL The
Panel concluded Ihalthe Council, as well u Mercy 1I0spltal.left Ihe hcllpad question to
another day.
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not have hellcopler access. The Panel unnnlmously agreed thai hellcoplers were
Increasingly being used (or emergency trIInsport o( critical care and emergency patlenu:
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IhAlthe University or IOWA 1I0spltAIs hAd been using helicopter ambulllJlces ror atlellSl
len yelU1, or which the City Council was very much awm; and IhBltoday's hospital Is
even more likely 10 rely on air AmbulAnces IhAn hospitals In the early 1980s. The PlUlel
also round thaI the survey conducted by Mercy 1I0spltal confinns thaI helicopter landings
and lllke.orrs, In conjunction with hospllals, take place either In or adjacenlto residential
areas, lUld thaI this Industry practice Is now the nonn In Iowa, not Ihe exception, see
auached. The survey shows that or the 124 Iowa hospitals surveyed, 116 are lOCAted
ellher In or contiguous 10 a residential neighborhood. This demonslnltes Ihal 93.5% or
the hospitals having access to hellcoplCn are located either In or adjacent 10 residential
areas.
This Increasing use or air ambulAnces WAS Also con finned In a repon rrom Ihe Iowa
DepBJ1menl or TransponAtlon (lOOn, which lists landing rAcllltles In Iowa which m
either registered or approved by the Pederal AviAtion AssociAtion (FAA). Listed on the
lOOT InronnAtlon m 5 I hellpons In Iowa, 36 or which are related to hospitals, ror a
lotal percentage or hospllal.relAted hellpons as 71 %, The Panel had no reason to
disbelieve this racluAllnronnatlon.
Thus, arter several hours' discussion held September II lUld again September 28, the
PAnel has unanimously concluded as rollows:
1. Dy definition, thc Iowa City zoning law Includes .cmergcncy mediCAl services"
as pan or Ihe principAl usc or a hospital, where that emergency medical servlcc
Is an Intcgral pan or thc hospital, Section 36.4(11)(3), Iowa City Zoning Codc.
2. Dy definition, a hospital Is a pennlued use In a commercial ornce (CO. I) zonc.
Scctlon 36.17(b)(4), IOWA City Zoning Codc.
3. Mercy 1I0spltalls lOCAted In a CO. I zonc.
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4. Merey Is rcqulred to maintain an emergency department In order to maintain
Medicare government funding. This Is a polley mailer 10 be made by Merey
1I0spltal; Is a mailer within the hospital's rights under Iowa City's currenl zoning
law; and the Cily has no authority 10 challenge lhls choice 10 maintain an
emergency department.
S. "Emergency medical services," lhough undeOned In lhe zoning law, Includes
transponallon to and from lhe hospital under Industry slandards.lndustry practices,
and common sense.
6. The lonlng laws do nOlllmlt emergency lransportatlon 10 "ground trunsportatlon."
8. "Emergency medical services," Including transportation, Is an Integral part of
Merey 1I0spilal's facilities, and Is lherefore part of lhe principal use of the
propeny as a hospilal under Section 36.4(h)(3), Iowa Cily Zoning Code.
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hellcoplers as well as ground trunsponallon for lhree reasons: as a practical
mailer; as an Industry. wide slandard In Iowa: and as an Increasingly convnon
pracllce lhroughoutlowa hospitals.
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ordinance.
10. Allhough there Is a difference between air and ground transponallon, the
dlffercnce Is more a difference In degree, than In kind. Noise levels arc probably
the same, but arc exempt. Vibration Is lhe primary dlstlncllon, but the Infrcquency
of the proposed emergency nlghls do not transform lhls difference Inlo a
dlffercncc In kind.
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II. The suucluliIl consuucllon and Integrity or the 1982.84 new wing or Mercy
1I0spllal was a maller or public record and showed a proposed helipad alop \he
new wing. The Panel concluded that II cannOI be said that Council was unaware
or Mercy's continuing Intereslln a hellpad.
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12. Communities have succcssrully banned hellcoplen allogether In Ihelr communities
In jurisdictions other than Iowa. In the case or Iowa City, the City Council
apparenlly chose nollo ban hellpads In Iowa City entirely when II adopted lis
new,rerashloned Zoning Ordinance In 1983. Nor did Ihe City Council choose 10
ban or 1Im11 hellpadsln a commercial lOne in that 1983 rewrltt.
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13. From this sllcnce, Ihe Panel concludcs thaI In a Icga1sense or "Intenl," meaning
the likely and roreseeable consequences or Iheir aCllons, Ihe Council either
Intended thaI air ambulances were pan and parcel or a hosplla1's "emergency
medical service' and Ihus an integlill pan or Ihe hospllal's principal use, or simply
chose nollO conrrontlhe question.
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14. The question or air traffic satety is 1erlln the hands or the Fedelil1 Aviation
Admlnlstrallon (FAA) and/or the Alrpon Manager, In consultation wllh the Alrpon
Commission, under Section 4.1, City Code.
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IS. This decision is IImlled 10 an Inlerpretatlon or the zoning laws or the City or Iowa
City, and Is not Intended to interpret any other ordinance. Mercy I10spltal will
sllll have to sallsry all other applicable rules, regulations and ordinances.
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16. This Decision Is appealable to the Board or Adjusll11en~ and a wrlllen appeal must
be filed wllhln len days or this Decision wllh the City Clerk and Melody
Rockwell, Board Secretlll)', or October 12, 1990.
cc: The 1I0noroble Mayor John McDonald and Members or the City Council
AlIachments
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INFORMAL COUNCIL DISCUSSION
APRil 12, 1982
INFORMAL COUflCll DISCUSSION: April 12, 1982,4:30 P.M. In the Conference
Room at the Civic Center. Mayor Mary Neuhauser presiding.
COUNCllHEMSERS PRESENT: Neuhauser, Balmer, McDonald, Erdahl, Dickson,
lynch.4:34 PM, Perret.4:45 PM. StafrrnelTtlers present: Berlin, Stolfus,
Helling, Boothroy, Jansen, Showalter, Schmadeke, Hauer, Milkman, Hencln,
Seyde 1.
TAPE. RECORDED ON Reel '82.9, Side I, 1.1730.
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COUNC I l BUS I NESS 1.20
1. City Clerk Stolfus pointed out that two applicants were present to request
additIon to the agenda for 4113, Class C liquor for Kitty 11M, 800 S.
Dubuque and Class B Beer, Starport, 18 S. Clinton, After determining
that the applications were In order, the Council agreed to the addition
to the agenda,
2. Balmer questioned who reviewed the applications for advertising on the
buses. City Manager Berlin noted that the Transit Hanager does, but If
he has a problem, he notifies the City Manager. All Councllmembers
present concurred with Jansen's recommendation In memo In the packet.
Councilman Lynch arrtved, 4:34 P.M.
APPLICATIONS TO THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION 20.140
1 P&Z actton on the PAD for Lot 6, Aspen Lake Subd. wf11 be avaflable
before Counctl holds the public hearing, Boothroy noted.
Manufactured IIous tng Res Ident I a 1 Zone
Staff Is worktng on prefered alternatives for screentng requirements.
These will be added to the ordinance before the first consideration Is
given, Erdahl requested that members of the committee, park owners and
attorneys be given notice of Council consideration. Boothroy pOinted
out previous notice given to those concerned with this issue.
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McDonald asked for more infonnatlon on the recolll11Cndatfon from P&Z on
the proposed ZCIPanel for interpretation of the zoning code. Berlin
outlined concerns, and stated that they need to come up with a process
or mechanism to provide official Interpretations of zoning ordinance.
so there is closer coordination and cooperation between those of the
staff who have some role In the process.
Councilman Perret arrived, 4:45 P.M.
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Showalter explained the reason for recommending the change at this time
was to force people to take care of violations. These can occur on un.
developed lots in subdivided land, A developer can declare a permanent
natural area on a plat, Jansen pointed out language that substitutes
assessment of costs tnstead of present regulations. They also want to
take the fees out of the ordinance and prepare a resolution, Councfl
w111 give first consideration, and delete fee requirements. Resolution
for fees wf11 be presented later.
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INrORMAl COUNCil MEETING
APRil 27, 1982
INFORMAL COUNCil SESSION: April 27, 1982,4:30 P.H. In the Conference Room
at the Civic Center. Hayor Mary Neuhauser presiding.
COUNCllHEMBERS PRESENT: Balmer, Dickson, Erdahl, lynch, McDonald, Neuhauser,
Perret. Absent: None. StaffmelTbers present: Berltn, Stolfus, SChmeiser,
Boothroy, Showa Iter.
TAPE. RECORDED: Reel 182.10, Side 1, 1782.End, and over to Side 2, 1.192.
APPLICATIONS TO PLANNING AIID ZOIlING COMMISSION 1782.2336
Pub 1 Ic Heal'lngs Boothroy explained that the public hearings to be set
on amendment of Section 8,10,25 and re the zoning code Interpretation
panel should be $et fgr ~y 25th nQt th!l \lltn.
Amendment of 8.10.25 of Zoning Ord. RegardIng this amendment, the vehicle
wnne a licensed vehicle, and parking In a driveway only,
-> Zoning Code Interpretation Panel The proposal for the panel was discussed.
Presently, and technically, th'e BuildIng Inspector's Interpretation cannot
be overruled except by the Board of Adjustment. It would now provide for
the concensus of three Indlvua15 concerned, or If no agreement, It would
go to the City Manager for Interpretation. All decisions made should be
on file,
Mobile Homes Manufactured 1I0us In Zone Ordinances These ordinances and
t e requ rements or screen ng w e scusse Informally at the Hay 3rd
Informal session, and on the Council agenda at the Hay 11th meeting.
Coil ege HII 1 Park area. Hayor Neuhauser called atlent Ion to the problems
encountered by persons In this area with demol I t Ion of old bufldlngs, and
rebuilding by developers at RIA density. She suggested that Council do
what they did for the Northslde people, allOWing rezoning of the RIA area
to the density contemplated by the new zoning ordinance, R3, George
Woodworth. 226 5, Johnson explained concerns and pointed out that a
petition was being circulated regarding setting a moratorium, and It
would be presented at Tuesday's fonna1 meeting. Other Interested persons
were present, A moratorium Is triggered by Council's setting a public hear.
Ing on rezoning. Public hearing Is held after receipt of P&Z's recommendation on
the rezoning request. Schmeiser thought It would be the end of the year
before the Commission and Council reviews and public hearings on the new
zoning ordinance were finished. Staff will provide a timetable for events
for the rezoning which legally should take place, A map of the area
affected will be published.
AGENDA/COUNCil BUSINESS 2336.2580
1. Perret asked that regarding the easement for Harding Construction In
connection with the North Branch Ralston Creek Stormwater Detention
Project, that Council be provided with detailed Information on the
area where the construction wt1l be done. Schmadeke wt1l explain at
Tuesday's meeting, This Is the road extending Seventh Avenue from the
end of the paving thru Regina property,
2. Balmer noted concerns over the magnitude of the Increases In permit
fees for electrical permits, mechanical permits and plumbing permits,
because of the present economic sltua~lon.
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Auvust 14, 1990
lIospital
Type of
Faoility'
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Monroe County, Alb1a
Kossuth County, Alvona
Mary Greehy Med1cal Center,
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Analosa COllun1ty
Cass County Helor1al, Atlantic
Audubon County, Audubon
Davis County, Bloolfield
Boone County, Boone
Hancock County, Britt
Burlington Hedical Center
St. Anthony Revional, Carrol
Sartori Helorial, Cedar ralls
Mercy Hedlcal Center, Cedar
Rapids
St. Luke's, Cedar Rapids
St. Joseph's Hercy, Centerville
Lucas County Health Center,
Chari ton
Ilelistop
Helistop
Nearby offioe
parklnv loti
SOP patients
ny into local
airport.
Parkinv lot
D..ivnated
pillce of
asphalt
Parkinv Lot
Parkinv lot
Parkinv lot
Helistop
lIelhtop
Parkinv Lot
Parkinv lot
lIeliport
Heliport
Parkinv Lot
Street
Helistop
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COllunity Helorial, Clarion lIeUltop YIlS V
Samaritan Health SYltOll, HeUltop V I
CUnton ,
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Hercy HOlpital, Corning Parking lot
Kayne County HOlpital, Corydon lie UltOP YIlS V
Jennie Edlund Ion Hemorial, HeUltop YES ,/
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Hercy HOlpital, Council Blutfl HeUltop YIlS ,
Howard County, Crelco 'l'anack wlo Not yet V
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Kinnelhiek County Homorial, 1I0UltoP NO V I
Decorah II .i.1
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Iowa Lutheran, DOl Hoinel lIeUltop i I
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Iowa Hethodilt Hedical Center, HeUport YIlS I 1
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HUlloatine General
Story County, Nevada
St. JOlleph COllunity, New
Hampton
Skitt Hedioal Conter, Newton
Heroy Hospital ot Franohoan
Siaters, Oelwein
Burgess Helorial, Onawa
Orange City Hunioipal
Hitohell County Hemorial, Osage
Clarke County, Osoeola
Hahaska County, Ofkaloosa
Ottulwa Regional Health Center
Pella COllunity
Dallaa County, Perry
pooahontaa COllunity
BauI Harlon Hemorial, Primghar
Hontgolery County Helorial, Red
Oak
Herrill Pionur Community, Rook
Rapids
Hegg Hemorial Health Center,
Rook Valley
Loring, Sao City
Northwest Iowa IIealth Center,
Sheldon
Shenandoah Hemorial
Helistop
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Helistop
Helistop
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Grassy Lot
Heliatop
Helistop
Parking Lot
Helistop
Helistop
Helistop
Helistop
Helistop
Parking lot
Parking lot
Helistop
Empty lot next
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Driveway
Helistop
Parking lot
Helistop
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Keokuk County, Sigourney
Sioux Center COI.unity
Harian Health Center, Sioux
City
St. Luke'e Regional Hedical
Center, Sioux City
Spencer Hunicipal Hoepital
Dickineon County Helorial,
Spirit Lake
Duena Vieta County, Storl Lake
Story City Helorial
COllunity Helorial, SUlner
Virginia Gay, Vinton
Waehington County
Allen Helorial
Waterloo
HOllpital,
Covenant
Waterloo
Hedical
Center,
Veterane Helorial, Waukon
Waverly Hunicipal
lIalnton County Public, Webllter
City
Pallll8r Lutheran Ileal th Conter.
Inc" Woet .Union
Hadieon County
Winteraot
Hemorial,
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Parking lot
Parking lot
HeUetop
Helistop in
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Street
Helietop
Ilmpty lot, one
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Back lawn
Lawn .behind
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Helistop
Helietop
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