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FROMa Cathorlne John.on(C.thy) repr...ntlns Iowa A..oc. of Rallroad
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DATEa Octob.r 25, 1990
REI Northorn Illllnol.-C.ntrallowa Amtrak A..oo. .upport for
Amtrak rall pa...nsor .orvloe throuah contrallowa on tho
route of the ChlcA60 Northwoatorn rallroad.
I. Con.tltuenoy (North.rh Illlnol. - C.ntral Iowa),
Th. Amtr.k Coalltlon l. now ooaprl.od of ropr...ntatlv..
from Iowa ond Illlnol., .nd th.r. l. a Dov.aont for Nobr..ka
and Wyoalns to b.ooa. part of the aroup.
Repr...ntatl.v.. lnolud. .ayor. of DaJor .nd rur.l oltl..
and othor rallroad orsanlzatlon.,
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Ll.tlns of Board Homb.r..
Hayor J.... E,Dlxon,Pr...
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N.tlonal A..oo. of Rallroad P....ns..r./Illlnol.
Hayor Don C.nn.y
Cadar kapld., low.
Hayor B.tty Snyd.r
CUnton, Iowa
Hayor G.yle Lo.faren
Roohelle, Illlnnol.
Hr. Soott Rog.re
Natlonal A..oolatlon of Rallro.d pa...na.r'/lowa
H~yor ",G. Klon.pfel
Carro 11, Iowa
Clty Hanagor Rloh H.y.
StorUng, I1Un01l
Hr, PaulGoodland
For.or Hayor of A.o., Iowa
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III. St.t.~ent of Purpol..
"Th. purpolo of the Noarthorn Illinoi,-C.ntr.l low. A~trak
A..ooi.tion i. tho axp.nlion of rail p....ns.r ..rvio. in
C.ntral Iowa end Northorn Illinoi. to inolud. the Chicaso
Northw..tern route betwo.n Chioaso and O..h.."
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Att.ch.d ere tho minut.. fro. the ...tins h.ld Sapt..b.r 8,1990.
V. G.n.r.l Ov.rviow.
A. The .tt..pt now i.not to .ovo tho pr...nt .outh.rn Iowa
rout., but to oxpand ..rvic., A .tudy duo in J.nu.ry
i. now roquir.d of Amtr.k by . r.a.ntly p~@@gd And .lnned
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oonsr...ion.l bill. An approprntlon. bill 1. now ~ovlns
throush Consro.. to lncro... tho Amtrak fl..t, A.tr.k
1. pro..ntly d..llns with"p..eonsor ov.rlo.d." R.ll
tr.v.l h.. lncr....d dra..tic.lly, Th. pr...nt .nersy
pioture 1. roc.lvins m.Jor ..ph..i.. R.ilro.d tr.v.l
1. tho mo.t onersy.afflcl.nt.out.ld. of w.lklns. Suppport
for hlah..p..d r.l1 technol08Y 1. boina encour.s.d.
To thl. ond, thera 1. a n.tlon.l d.l.setlon solns to
Europ. from th. U.S. DOT .nd Consr... to .onltor tho ral1.
road .y.t'.1 thlr.. Th..r. .r. 10.. ropr...nt.tiV.1 fro.
Chlo.so who wllh to h.v. more .onay ulad for rel1 tr.v.l
r.thlr th.n I thlrd .1rport ln Chlo.so. Curr.ntly the
It.te of Illlnnol. oontributol to r.ll lervloe b.twlon
Chlo.so Ind St. Loul..
8, Th. lupport of low. .nd Illlnol. oonsrllllonel offlol.11
11 s.lnlns mom.ntum. Gr"llay, T.uke .nd N'sl. h.v. ell
blan ropr..enteed .t the me.tlna..
C, It 1. my undorotondlna thlt .11 of the oltlo. alons the
C & NW rout. h.ve pe..od . re.olutlon lupportlna the
..rvloo .. well .1 tho.. not dlreotly on 11no lnoludlns
the clty of Do. Holno.,
VI. Aotlon Requo.ted.
To plel the .tt.ched propo.ed roeoltlon lupportlns r.il p....
onaor .ervloe to tho low. City .re.. Th. Co.lltlon 1. ..klns
all oitlo. loc.tod lnh the .ro. to bo .orvod, to t.ke thl1
.otlon. Am..,. 'lty .1mil.r ln compolltlon to low. Clty h..
p....d thl. Ro.olution.
VII. Fln.l Comment.,
^. P.ul Goodlendor,Am.., 11 mootlna wlth Amtrak in November in
~a.hin8ton,D,C, to exch.nao lnform.tion, i.l.politio.l .upport
aonor.tod by tho Coalltlon and tho proarol. of Amtr.k rout. Itudy,
D. Thl. 1. . aroup of 25t movlna with a dofinlto purpole tow.rd
the ao.l of r.il pa.oonser oorvlca in tho U,S, It io roaoon.
.bl. to oxpect that thio oarvlco oan bo ln pl.co ln two ye.ro.
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RESOLTUION NO,.....
III1EREAS, P....nsor travel h.. ruohed . lIIuiIlulII .0 that btrak
n..d. to .xp.nd, .nd
III1EREAS,ConsrOl' h.. P....d . bUl providins for a Itudy by
Allltrak of . n.w rout. throush Hortharn Illinoi. and Cantral Iowa.
thi. .tudy i. to b. eompl.t.d by J.nu.ry, 1991, .nd
III1EREAS, .n .ppropriation. bill ino1udins fund ins for a n.w
float of e.ar. for Allltr.k i. now 1II0vlns throush ConBra.., and
III1EREAS, b.eau.. of anarSy nead., population nead. anel a
s.nlrl1 ne.eI for In ineraa.a ln our tran.portation .y.telll, anel wa
n.eel to axpanel A.tr.k, anel
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III1EREAS, th.ra i. no ela.ira to lIIave .ny pre..nt1y workins
routa, anel
III1EREAS, th.r. i. a Coalition workinB te brinB all partl..
to a OOllllllon Baal of inor.aeael tran.portation n.ad..
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TIIEREFORE, the Iowa City City Counoi1 wiaha. to BO on
r.oord in .upport of thi. end.avor and ufBa. ConBra.., tho Coa1i.
tion, Allltrak, and all partio. ooneernad to Joln tOBathar for
a n.w routa throush Horthorn I11inoi. and Contra1 Iowa.
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NORTIfERIf ILLINOIS - CENTRAL IOWA AHTRAK ASSOCIATION
HlnuTES
September 8, 19901 Cedar Rapids, Iowa
James E. Olxon, President, called the meeting to order at 9:15 A.H.
September 8, 1990, at Stouffer's Flvo Season IIotel, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. Board membors presont were: James Olxon, Chairman: Pierre
Loomis, First Vice President: Oon canner' Second Vice President:
Betty Snyder, Third Vice Presldenti Gal Loefgron, SecretarYi Scott
Rogers, II. J. Klenapfel, Rich Hays and Paul Goodland, Board Hembers.
President Dixon Introduced officers and Board of Olrectors to those
attending, Dixon also rolterated that this organization Is Interostod
In the expansion of pas songer servlco and not In compotlng with other
groups such as Q.C Rail who are trying to bring r~11 passenger ser.
vice to their aroa.
REPORTS:
Peter Loomis reported that the Illinois Association of Rail Passengors
came out opposed to a third airport In Chicago. lOOT Is sending a
delegation to Europe to check out high speed rail service. They will
be going to Sweden, France and England.
Scott Rogers reported that Amtrak Is now under statute to completo
a six month feaSibility study on the California Zephyr. 90-921 of
upgrading on he Chicago and Northwostern track Is done. Rldershlf
Is up. Amtrak seems to bo favorably disposed to tho Chicago to Sa t
Lake City then spilt Into throo trains, reuto depending cn avalla.
blllty of eqUipment. Thoro Is a growing awareness of tho noed for
balanced transportation system.
Dan Garrett road a letter from Congressman Tom Tauke.statlng his
SUpport. Jan Swanson statod she would bo a conduit for communication
between us and Senator Grassloy.
Russell Blalno, Chrm. Son lor Bureau of the Cedar Rapids Chamber
and on the Transportation Commlttoo of tho Chambor told of his
committee's work. He felt we should got the Influenco of this
organization and our congressmon WOrking together to accomplish
our alms.
Paul Goodland reported that he Is going to WaShington, O. C, November
2, 1990. Ho Is meotlng with Tim Glllesplo, Amtrak, Vlco Prosldent
of Governmontal Relations. We will make a list of concerns at our
next meotlng In Storllng for Goodland to take to Glllosplo. Olxon
stated that he should convey constituency of this organizatIon to
Gillespie. Important to talk to our Representatives for funding
for Amtrak.
Oon Cannoy has talked to ropresontatlves from Nebraska and Wyoming
regarding their organizIng like Illinois and Iowa, Ho has written
to Hayors In those states. They are Interestod and wIll attompt to
organize.
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Dixon stated all cities should send letters of support for Amtrak
service commltmont to provide dopot facllltlos.to him.
Discussion on what we can do to spur Amtrak survey was next on the
agenda. Amtrak Is looking for potential ridership. A healthy
bottom line will produce more of a positive outcome of the survoy.
Loomis and Rogers will find out who ts actually doing the survey.
The test run should be accur~ and our organization needs to make
sure of this.
Iowa Department of Transportation and Illinois Department of Trans-
portation need to work together and have Input to Amtrak,Governor's
of Illinois and low~ also need to be Invalved and [nfarmed.
SUMMATION:
\. An executive summary of the report "AMTRAK-IS A ROUTE THROUGH
CENTRAL IOWA FEASIBLE?" will be prepared.
2. City resolutions should be sent to President Olxon.
3. Pres. Dixon will Invite person who Is doing Amtrak survey to
our next meeting. Dixon will also contact ropresentatlves
from Illinois to attend.
4. Loefgren will contact Mayor Greg Sparrow, DeKalb to sou If
he has contacted Mayor Richard Oaley, Chicago.
5. Canney will continue to wnrk on rolatlonshlps between Nebraska
and Wyoming.
The next meeting will ~ Saturday, October 6, 1990, In Sterling/Rock
Falls, Ramada Inn, Intorstato 88 at Illinois Route 88.
Respectfully submitted,
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SEPTEMBER 8, 1990/CEOAR RAPIOS, IOWA
ATTENDANCE SHEET
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REPRESENTING
Jon Janda, Mayor's Offlco, 3rd Floor, City Hall, Cedar Rapids, IA
Steve Goldin, City Hall, Lisbon, IA 52253 Lisbon, IA
Paul Goodhnd, 2331 Oonald, Ames, IA 50010 Ames, IA.
Mike Miller, 1620 7th Avenue, Marlon, IA 52302 Marlon, IA.
Laura Runkle, 1620 7th Avenue Marlon, IA 52302 Marlon, IA
Cathy Johnson, 242 Fenson Avenue, Iowa City, la Iowa City, IA 52246
Gary Oougherty, 404 40th Str.Orlve SE,Cedar Rapids, IA 52403,
Dan Garrett,Offlce of Congressman Tom Tauke, Cedar Rapids Iowa
Olck Wolch, 3349 Southgate Ct, S,W., Cedar Rapids, IA 52404-IARP Olr.
Jim Garrett, POBox 5339, Cedar Rapids, IA 52406, C.R.Area Convention &
Visitors Bureau
H. J. "Hip" Kelnapfel, 112 E. 5th St., Carroll la. 51401
Oon Canney, Hayor, City Hall Cedar Rapids, la 52401
Gall Loofgren, Hayor, City Hall, Rochelle, IL 61068
James Olxon, Mayor, City Hall, Dixon, Illinois 61021
Pierre Loomis, 1609 E. Broadway, Monmouth, IL 61462
Scott Rogers, 1203 W. 11th St.. Cedar Falls, IA 50613, IA Assn. of R .R.
Passengers
Betty Snyder, Mayor, City Hall Clinton, IA 52732
Bill Core, Oovelopment Corp.Wllson Bldg, Clinton, IA 52732
Harry "Oud" Rutonbeck, , Oeez-Mouse!. Clinton, IA
Jack C. Portor, City Council, City Hall, E.lst & Locust, Des Molnes,5030
Jan Swanson, 101.1st St. SE '206 Cedar Rapids, IA 52401-1227
Rich Mays, City of Sterling, 212 3rd Avenue, Sterling, IL 61081
Russoll Olaln, 1816 Park Avenue SE, Cedar Rapids, IA
Sukl Cell, Cedar Rapids Area Chamber, P 0 Oox 74860, CR, IA 52406-5339
Allco Anderson, Cedar Rapids Area Convention & Visitors Oureau, ~ Oox 53
CR, IA 52406
Oernlo HcKtnley, Hayor, Waterloo, Iowa 50702
Oetty SChnelder,Ames, IARP & NARP, 1909 Oel Air Circle, Ames, IA 50010
Leo Schnoldor "" " "
Theresa Wllte, Cedar Rapids Gazette
Oeth Thedo, Radio Station KWWL, Cedar Rapids.
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Stovo A1klns, City Manager
410 E. Washington St.
Iowa City, IA 52240
Ooar Mr. Aikins:
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Enclosod plooso find many of tho Sonlor Contor participants' algnoluros who support tho motion
made by tho Sonlor Contor Commission to support tho stall In maintaining a aalo and hoalthy
onvlronmont, ond agroo thoy aro using tholr dlscrotlon to malnlaln this, Thoso algnaturos aro In
rogard to Iho Frank Bock Incldont.
Wo all hope this has nottarnlshod tho Iowa City Imago. As wo 011 know, wo havo one of tho
loading sonlor conlors In tho nation. In tho Soplombor and Octobor Issuo 01 tho PoraDoctlvo on
A9J.og magazlno, tho Iowa City/Johnson County Sonlor Conlor was one of lho conlora
hlghllghtod, Tho fivo.pago sproad contalnod plcturos 01 partlclpanls onloylng our Innovatlvo
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We the undersigned support the motion made by the
Senior Cenler Commission to support the staff in .
maintaining a safe and healthy environment, and
support their uSIng their discretion to maIntain this,
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Iowa CI ty, IA 52240
Octobor 25, 1990
Mayor John McDonald
Civic Contor
Iowa CI ty, IA 52240
Doar Mayor McDonald.
Tho proposal to build a parking ramp In Chauncoy Swan plaza
glvoa tho ctty an opportunity to mako somo substantial and por-
manont improvomonts In tho lova ctty Farmars' Markot. This ia
probably tho most hoavily usod program sponsorod by tho Rocroa-
tton Dopartmont and is wldoly rogardad as one ot tho bost (it
not tho bost) opon atr markots In tha midwost. Thore aro possi-
bilitios tor roal and dramattc improvomonts.
Constdor tncorporatlng pormanont Farmors' Markot tacilitioa
Into tho parking structuro. Thoao could includo shados that
would bo appropriate tor vondora but would not intortoro wtth
parking or ovon a moro pormanont structuro that could bo uaod
tor othor activtttos - eithor aoasonally or all yoar long.
Codar Rapids uaoa thoir markot structuro tor art showa, bingo,
dancos, otc, Allot this ts rovonuo gonerattng as woll as boing"
a tromondous draw to tho downtown aroa. Considoring tho co~1
location ot our plaza tho poasibilitlos aro roally ondloas and
a mUltipurposo atructuro could bo very oconomtcal in tho long run.
How to do it? First I'd auggost that vondors trom tho markot
bo aakod to givo input on what thoY'd Itko to aoo, Noxt I'd givo
that to somo architects with oxperttao tn this aroa or sponaor
an architoctural contest Cor atudonts to como up with a good doaign
(I suggost tho lattor stnco thoro probably aron't too many oxports
at putting markots on tho top oC ramps and also bocauso Maya Lin's
dosign tor tho vtotnam Votorans' Momorial was doaignod by a studont).
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MEMORANDUM
Dato: Octobor IS, 1990
To: Tho Honorablo Mayor and City Council
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Ro: Handlcappod Parking StalVSchuman LOI
As dlroctod by Soctlon 23.1S of tho Municipal Codo 01 Iowa City, this Is to advlso you ollho
following octlon:
AOTION:
Pursuanllo Sactlon ~3'~53 olthq MYnlcJpAl COOo of Iowa City. tho City Traffic engineer w'.u
authorlzo tho convorslon of tho motorod parking atoll known as LS25 to bo convortod to
handlcappod parking. Parking stall LS25 Is In tho southwosl cornor of tho Schuman porklng lot.
This action will tako placo on or shortly aftor Novombor 1, 1990.
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rocontly passod Sloto law govornlng handlcappod parking.
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30 Oc I. 1990
IIIU.I LANOFILLING OF IOWA CITY'S NEtGHBORHOOO RAVINES
N.lohborhood and Community conc.rnl
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I. Conc.rnl about CI ty policy conc.rnlno landfllllno of
towa CltY'I n.lohborhood ravln'I and dralnaO'I,
2, Applaud Councll'I r.c.nt dlaloo conc.rnlno propoI.d
Ilop. ordlnanc., conc.rnl for unr.oulat.d yard walt.
dumplnO and r.cycl InO alt.rnatlv'I,
3. R!vlnt l!ndflll ox~mplii (nurthildi n.ighborhood ar.a
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ItabllltYI dlvlllv. n.lohborhood r.actlonl,
b. n.arby malllv. landfill acroll ravln'l dralnao.
block.d.
c. my own prop.rtYI un.nOln..r.d IO-y.ar old land-
fill Illultrat'l unltabl. IloP'1 roc.nt op.nlno
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NEIGHBORHOOD ClX'ICERNS
I. Pot.ntlal Impact on adJac.nt or n.arby prop.rtl,sl
a. Ilop. Itabll Ity/.rollon.
b. dralnao. modification.
c, prop.rty valu'I (or..nb.lt VI fill).
2. N..d for n.lohborhood dlaloo and plannlno by all
Involv.d partl.s,
3. N.lohborhood laf.ty (chlldr.nl Slop. and mat.rlall),
4. N..d for .noln..rlno Ould.lln.I and city ould.1 In'l
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5. N..d for city participation (.Ip.clally wh.n city
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6, Outltandlno .xamplt of n.lohborhood Involv.m.nt,
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a, Provld. n.lohborhood or..nb.ltl.
b, Quail ty of urban 11ft,
c, Gr..nb.ltl Incr.al. prop.rty valu'I.
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dump II t..,
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b. financial b.n.flt, or Inc.ntlv., to c.rtaln con-
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guld.llnn) .
I. m.tal (r.-bar)
2. burial of appllancn, tlrts, auto partl,
.tc. b.n.ath fill
3. alphalt (Itat. EPD offlclall Inform.d UI
that alphalt II a r.gulat.d lubltanc.).
c. 'Iowa Hod.1 Ordlnanc.' on dralnag.,
d. d.flnltlonl of lolld walt. and conltructlon
walt. landfill proJ.ctl (Iowa Cod. 455B301-.310)
., Itat. r.qulr.m.ntl for landfllll acc.ptlng 'con-
Itructlon and d.moll tlon wut.' <Iowa Aanlnll-
tr~tlv. Cod. 567-103.4(433B)).
Ca-lCLUS I a-lS
Th. City II urg.d to r.vl.w thll IIIU', and g.t oplnlonl
on I.gal and n.lghborhood conc.rnl. Hy .Inc.r. hop. Is that
.uch action will Iud toward l.gll1atlon of munlngful com-
muni ty guld.llnts. HOlt con.tructlon In Iowa CI ty mu.t
abld. by 'Itabl Ish.d guld.lln.s and r.qulr'l p.rmlt.. Ha.-
Ilv. landfill. Ihould b. no .xc.ptlonl community and .ngl-
n..rlng guld.lln'l mu.t b. lppl I.d to landfills al with any
oth.r larg'-Ical. conltructlon proJ.ct. Community guld.-
I In'l can h.lp r.solv. n.lghborhood conc.rnl, and may h.lp
to pr.v.nt futur. .nvlronm.nlal probl.ml In ar... wi th Itnp
dralnag'l or ravln'l. Our wood.d n.lghborhood ravln'l hav.
valu. al gr..nb.lts to th. community. Community guld.lln..
may h.lp pr'l.rv. luch ar.al of natural b.auty, .nhanclng
th. quality of 11ft and prop.rty valutl In towa Clty'l
unlqu. urban I.ttlng.
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form by 1..lng both old and n.w ravln. l.ndfllll In . north-
lid. n.lghborhood Is mort Ilgnlflcant th.n .nythlng I c.n
I.y h.r. today, So, pl...., com. .nd ... for yours.lf. You
.r. Invlhd to .x.mln. . r.c.nt ravln. I.ndflll .dJac.nt to
my prop.rty, and to I.. tho .rollon.1 .ff.ctl of .n old.r
un.ngln..r.d l.ndflll proJ.ct In my own b.cky.rd, Stop by
.t your conv.nl.nc., .nd form your own oplnlonl. Th.nk yOU
for your tlm. .nd Int.r'lt,
Slnc.r.ly,
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Brl.n J, Wltzk.
hom. hi. 354-7B61
offlc. tol (O.ologlc.l Surv.y).
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low. City Council H'~b'r,
An InCld,nt hal occurr,d In our n'lghborhood which, I b,ll,v" hal
r.p.rculllonl for Iowa CIIy'l nalural .nvlronm,nl, I IB hoping th. IIIua-
tlon will IlIrl conlldtrltlon of ICily ordlnlnc. 10 pr.v.nl Ihll Inu.
frOll r.curr lng,
An 111.y 'Improv.~.nl' proJ.ct wal und.rtlk.n by n.lghborl who Ir.
allo Involv.d In local conltructlon, Th. proJ.cl conlllt.d of dumping
tonl of conltrucllon wall. (alphall, concr.t., r.-bar) Into th. h.ad of
th. ravln. Ihat tranl.ctl our Imn.dlal. n.lghborhood. AIIhough thll pro-
J.ct dlr.ctly Involv.d a Clty-own.d all.y, th.r. wal no City lup.rvlllon
of thll proJ.ct. A lack of municipal guld.ll"" r'Iult.d Inl
(I) Ilgnlflcant du~plng on prlval. prop.rty not own.d by Ih. contrac-
tori,
(2) d'Itructlon of larg. lltablllh.d tr"I, ~any approxlmat,ly 2' y.arl
old,
(3) conltructlon of a It..p, unlllbl. Ilop.,
(4) pot.ntlal dllruptlon of ravin, dralnag" and
(,) cr.atlon 01 an 'attractlv. nullanc.' to n.lghborhood chlldr.n,
Calls to th. City Engln..r, b.glnnlng In mld-Hay, Wlr. In.ff.ctlv'l w.
w.r. limply told to fll. a p.rlonal lawlull If w. r.maln.d conc.rn.d, I
think You'll agrn thlt r.cCXMI.ndlng 1I11gallon b.twnn n.lghborl dotl
nothing to uphold th. Idu of Iowa Clly II a progr'"lv. populm _ but It
II an Int.r'ltlng contralt to th. Clty'l n.w Offlc. of N.lghborhood S.r-
vlctl.
aallc dtmag. II alr.ady don. In our Imn.dlat. n"ghborhood. If th.r.
II a pOlltlv. lid., It II th. hcl that w. w.r. awak.n.d to th. broad.r
Illu. of prot.cllon of Iowa CltY'1 ravln'l. Th.l. ar.al ar. natural gr..n
corridor., providIng a"thetlc balanc., biological dlv.rllty, wlldl If.
mov.m.nt, air purification - and th.lr primary functlonl dralnag..
Un.ngln..r.d 'quick fill' with conltructlon rubbl. cr.at'l an Inh.r-
.ntly unltabl. landform, Old fll' (dump.d about 10-12 y.arl ago) on our
prop.rty prov'l thlll op.nlngl up to 7 f..t acroll and' f..t d..p
app.lr.d afl.r h.lvy rllnl thll lumn.r.
I Itrongly .ncourlg. th. City to drift In ordlnanc. which will 'Itab-
Illh guld.lln'l for conltructlon Ind fill proJ.ctl In JOWl CltY'1 ravln.d
n.lghborhoodl. Alr.ady, conc.rn.d frl.ndl and n.lghborl of Rool.v.lt EI.-
m.ntary School hav. r.lcu.d Ih.lr ravln. from dumping, Thll II .x.mplary,
and w. hop. that ravln'l In non-acad.mlc I.ttlngl will b. Ihown Ilmllar
.nv I ronm.n III IInllll v I ty and n.1 ghborhood conc.rn, J owa C I \y will con-
tlnu. to .xpand, Improv.m.ntl will conllnu. to b. mad'l but guld.lln.1 and
.nforc.m.nt mUll b. lllablllh.d conc.rnlng ravln. landfill lng, JOWl City
II not 10 pr.ll.d for Ipac. that w. cannot d'llgnat. c.rtaln lr.al al
.nvlronm.ntally I.nlltlv.,
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Ind wood conllrucllon will. Inlo rluln.l. Wh1, Ih.n, Ihould I I ou.rlook
Ih. du~plnQ of concr.I'/llphlll/~.lll conltrucllon will.?
Sltlt Quld.llnn 10 r.duc. lolld wlllt dllpoul In landfllll prn.nl
I hl.rlrch1 of opllonl, wllh uolum. r.ducllon, r.c,cllnQ, Ind r,-ul' II
Ih. lop of Ih. 1IIIInd IlndfllllnQ II Ih. bollcn. Sur.l, In .dUClltd,
cr'lllu. c~unll, Ilk. lowl CII, Cln find 111.rnlllu.1 10 Ih. 'old WI,I'
of dllclrdlnQ conllrucllon Will.,
Wh, cln'l w. r.qulr. Ihll c.~.nl Wilt. b. brok.n down In I crulh.r, II
II curr.nll, don. on-III. durlnQ Int.rltal. hlQhwa, r,pllr? (lh.lr r.-blr
II r.c,cl.d, 100.) CrulhlnQ II 10 I' rOld lion. Ilu, cOMonl, ulld for
lurflclnQ rOldl and 111"1, Is on. POlllbllll" C.rlllnl, Ihll would b.
~or. cOlli, thin curr.nl rlndcn du~plnQ, bul Ih. IllIn II Inup.nllu.
only In Ih. 'hgrHtr~ Yltw. Olhtr clmunllln ",lthoul our forulghllro
Itruggllng 10 cl.ln up du~p will. frcn Ih.lr f.w r'~llnlng nllurll ar.I..
Wllhln Ih. n.xl w..k, I plln I milling 10 1.I.cl.d 10cIl communi I, Ind
.nulronm.nlll groupl, r.qu"llng Ih.lr lupporl of I rluln. ordlnlnc., I
hop. YOU W III b. hur I nil frcn th.~, AI Itch.d 10 Ih II 1.lltr Ir. Ihrtt
II'~I which ml, prout h.lpfull
- Infor~lllon on gr..nb.lll
- lowl CII, Comnunll, School Dlllrlcl N.wll.ll.r clipping
on Ih. Rool.u.11 Rluln. ProJ.cl
- lowl Hod.1 Ordlnlnc. on drllnIQ"
t Ippllud tOWI CII, for k..plng ,Ird WIII.I oul of our Ilndflll, Now
I hop. w. cln find cr'lllu. lolullonl 10 bulky conllrucllon Will., W.
n..d 10 r'lllz. Ihll our landfill II I dump -- our n.lghborhood rauln'l
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H, hUlband, Brlln, Ind I Inull. you 10 ul.w bolh Ih. r.c.nl fill III.,
Ind Ih. obuloul flllur. of Ih. old fill on our prop.rl" PI.II. cIII Ind
Wt will mlkt Irrlng.m.nll II ,our conutnl.nc.,
In Iddlllon, Ih. following ntlghborl hlu. uprnlld Inltrnt In Ihlr-
Ing Ih.lr ul.wI Ihould 'ou d.llr. 10 contlcl Ih.ml
PAUL ~D SANDRA SQUILLACE, 354-1412 - IQ09 N. Surrlllll Slrul
LEO ~ID DONNA ZElll~EL, 351-5779 (own.rl of dupl.x II 1017/1019 Norlh
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Th.l. nltural corrldorl [gr..nb.ltll fllt.r wat.r runoff
b.for. It .nhrl our ItruIII, proltet biotic dlu.rll t" pr.ltru.
woodllnd habitat, .u.n lCt u air fllhrl wh.n agricultural [or
lawnl ch.mlc.11 blow acroll th. land during appllc.tlon.
Th., Int.rrupt th. mono ton, of d.u.lopm.nt and tl. n.lgh-
borhoodl tog.lh.r. And migration through lh.l. corrldorl ma,
b. our bllt h.dg. .galnlt Iptelll utlnctlon frDII glObal clhuh
Chino. ,
RIchard T.T. Forman
Landlcap. Ecologllt
Haruard Unlu.rllt,
In tlallonal O.ooraDhlc, Jun. 1990
Or..nb.ltl .r. growing In Iplrlt .nd In r.allt, acroll th. Unlt.d
St.t.1 al cltlz.nl and city offlclall r.cognlz. th.1 Ih.l. gr..n oal.1 IIak.
cltlll mort Iluablt. Urbanization hu r.duc.d op.n land and rllld. II too
.xp.nllu. 10 1.1 alld. for parkl. Bul corrldorl luch al rlu.rl, Ilr.aml,
01 d c.nall, r.u I nil and oth.r na tural dral naOIl I.nd Ih,"" I UII w. II to
r.n.wal .1 gr..nb.lll.
O.llgnallng ar.al .1 gr..nb.lll, and prot.cllng th.l. ar.al through
munlclp.1 ordlnanc., will pr.u.nl Ih.m b.lnO ul.d II wall. ar.al. Thll, In
lurn, will .llmlnat. th. n..d for futur. cl.an-up of Ih. ar.a, which
r.qulrll a lubltantlal Inulllm.nl of cOMunlt, 11m., .f1orl, and financing.
Vaklma, Wuhlngton, for uampl., hbor.d 10 rll" fundi, and ultlmahly
Iranlform.d a form.r dumping ground Inlo a gr..nb.ll.
N.arl, 100 y.arl ago, landlcap. archll.cl Fr.d.rlck Law Glmll.d
d'llgn.d palhwaYI Ihal cr.alld a I.nl. of urban wlld.rn.ll. In Ih. r.alm
of gr..nb.III, Hlnn.apol II hal b..n progr'lllu'l II harborl on. of Ih.
.arl'.11 urban gr..nwlYI, laid oul al th. lurn of th. c.nlury and to thll
dal. .11.nllally unmodlfl.d,
For thol' Inl.r.ll.d In gr..nb.lls al cOMunlly .conOlllc all.tl, r.al
'1Ial. ag.nll In S.alll. haul found Ihal prop.rtlll 1.11 fall.r wh.n Ih.y
ou.rlook I gr..nb.ll, Thul, Ih.l. urban prop.rl'.1 art mort a'lth.llcally
d.llrabl. and th,'r .nhanc.d prop.rty ualu'l mak. lh.m mort mlrk.tabl.,
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1 ~C 5 C ~tW~.tltw ~tt, /qqO
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Tho Roosowll R.1\1no. 0 llillural \I'COd.
Iond lhol borders tho Th~'Odoro RoolCV-
011 Elementory School compus. h41 hiS'
loncol roolS which roach olmost os deep
os the IOOIS of tho gl.ll1t coks and lindens
thol shado Ihls baoullluJ Il1Idlilo oroo.
Through lhe \'I!ors. II hes wuhslood Ihe
sleds 01 countless children ond the aI/arts
01 grounds kl:opcrs 10 lllrn It Inle a
trimmed and manicured park, Thanks to
tho determined effom of fnonds ond
r.clghbon, II O"oC;Ip;d Ir.a fOla of~,
Ing a city Iandlill.
NOY/ as a rolUll 01 tho concerted efforts
of IIJpportlw neighbors. lho ROOIOWII
PTO, and major glllnlS from Project
Green and tho Oty of IOY/a Oty. Iha
IIllllna hM baon prol4ll\'Od as a qulot
nolUra aroowlth lIIlUS, bridgos. and plant.
Ings. It wiD ba wed as an OU1door
c1M1room lor childron from tho ICCSD
and wiD proWlo a brtof resplio from tho
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noll4l and clomor of doily 1110 lor local I
rnldenll, The mullS wheolchalr accos. I
slblo.
The Mayors Youth Corp wosln chargo 01
conslrucllon on Iho prOject, Tho Corp
Included lO\'I!rnJ prewnt or lormer ICCSD
high school studonls, They sponl Six
weeks IhlS pall summor !.lying ~ 00l
block IraU. buUdlng throo bnd9'ls. and
Inst.1IIlng kWlWlcotlon Slgnl, Peg McElroy
Irom Iho clly; Jono Gay. RoolQWll PTO
momber; and Mary Lou GoY. Project
Greon member (~nd wry enthuskllllc
nolghbor) wore Inslrumenlalln making
this project a reality.
ff a llitlo ovenlng oxercllQ IOUI1dsln\1llng.
p1eolO leel freo 10 walk through tho Ill'
\1no.Ononolaolcaullon...youwlllwonl
10 stay on tho IIIlU baCOUlO polson 1\'1
plonls haw baon spolledl
Nora Stelnbrech
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Titlo VI, Chapter 15 (Now 1906)
CO/lTROL OF CRAIl/AGE OF SURFACE WATERS
Surface water probloms may ohow up in two ways. Sometimos
a building is oroctod in a mannor which cauoos drainago
problomo to tho proporty on which it oits, but mora of ton it
io noighboring properties that aro affoctod by oxcesoivo
drainago onto thoir proporty, In such a caao, conflict
botwoon tho two proporty ownors is inovitablo. Socond, thore
is public concorn about ovorloading sawago nystomo, both
storm anJ oanitary, whoro runoff can infiltrato and ovorload
tho lattor.
In Iowa, tho courts doal with tho tirBt problem by
application of what io callod a modifiod oivil lnw rule,
oCton roforrod to ao tho natural flow theory. The modifiod
oivil law rulo holds that tho sorviont ostnto (gonorally tho
proporty at a lowor olovation or tho proporty onto which
oourco water will naturally flow) muot,accept water from the
dominant ostate, which is tho upland proporty. The rulo
provides, howovor, that tho dominant os tate has no right to
altor tho systom in any way which subotantially incroasos
tho burdon of naturnl drainago to tho aorviont ostato,
Whilo tho applicntion of this rulo rooolvos drainago con-
Clicto botwoon proporty ownoro once thoy hnve arison, it
doo" nothing to provont conflicts from occurring.
In citioo, ouch traditional engineoring oolutions to
drainago problomo as oxpanding tho oizo of otorm sewars nnd
crenting tompornry otorago impoundmants are boing supplo-
montod by nonotructural approachoo in tho form of municipal
ordinnncas, Thesa ordinancoa saak to prevont tho worsening
of local drainago problems by roquiring now davolopmonts to
nnticipnto and provido for ths surface wntar runoCf contrib-
utod by any proposed projoct that will nltor oxisting
drainage pnttorno. Through this systematio planning and
regUlation, a munici,ality can protoct ito invostmont in its
drainago nyotemo and promoto harmony among privata lan-
downors.
This modal drainngo ordinanco has two diatinct purposes.
Firot, it allow" city officialo to monitor the construction
of buildingo in a city. It trioo to provent tho problem of
n proporty ownor complaining oC watar flow from straeto when
hoavy raino ovortlow the guttoro, by roquiring slopo toward
tho otroet or a opocific nolution whero this io not phyoi-
colly fonoiblo. Soctiono 2, 3, nnd 4 of tho ordinanco
accomplioh thio purpooo by roquiring thnt a buildor obtain 0
pormit boforo conotructing or making an addition to a
building or providing for the ramoval of ground or storm
wattr on a building oito. Soction 2 raquiroo that tho
buildor oubmit a dotailod plan ohowing oignificnnt olovation
pointn and thoir rolation to tho contorline olovation of tho
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stroet. In Soction 3, the ordinanco spocitios 0 minimum
tloor olovation ot ono toot abovo tho olovation ot tho
contorlino ot tho stroot and oxplains how that shall bo
dotorminod. A city may rotuse to iosuo a building pormit to
thooo projacto that are not enginoerod to tacilitato ourtaco
wator dralnago. Thooo throo sootions, thorotore, may bs
onacted indopondently trom tho romaininq soctions it a city
moroly nto to roquloto construotion,
A soco d purpoao ot thiB modol drainago 0 inanco iB
to account r surtaco wator runott by allow 9 oity author-
itloB to choc tho ongineoring ot tho build 9 tor drainago ~
impact ,.nd to Buro that tho building doG not connoct
aurtaco runotf w h sanitary Borvicos. ctions 5, 6/ and 7
ot tho ordinanco a oomplish this goal. hOBO roqulations
can bo appliod to 0 oting buildings woll as now con-
otruction.
Iowa municipalitio= ro au tho zed to raqulata drainago
oyotomo and roquiro buil ng po to. In addition to tho
gonoral homo rulo powers pr oct tho health and satoty ot
citizona, section 364.12(3 t tho Code providos that "A
city may roquiro connection 0 publio drainago systems trom
nbutting proporty whon n~:p ry tor public health or
unroty." soction 455,2 ~. th Codo spocitically otatoo that
"tho drainage ot ourZac water hall bo a public bonotit,
conducivo to tho publi hoalth, onvonionco, and wolCare."
For citios that avo 0 houoin codo, soction 364.17(7)
providos thnt "A c ty may adopt ho ing coda proviBions
which art;! more ot ingont than those n tho model houoing
coda... ,It
@ "engineer g of the building" ahould be '0 broadly Intorprotcd to
Includo 19lnoorlng or any notablo conatru Ion noar tho drnlnngo
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/ InHtltuto of Public ACCnlrH/Unlvoralty of 10lln
In cooporntlon IIlth tlw I.onguo nr 10lln f1unlclpnlltloH
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stroot, In Soction 3, tho ordinanco apocifies a minimum
floor elovation of one foot abovo tho olovation of tho
contorlino of tho atroot and oxplains how that ahall bo
determinod. A city may rofuao to iaauo a building pormit to
those projocts that aro not onginoorod to facilitate surface
wator drainago. Thoso throo soctions, thoroforo, may bo
enactod indopandontly from tho romaining soctiona if a oity
moroly wants to rogulato conatruction.
A socond purpoae of this modol drainago ordinance is
to lIccount for surfllco wator runott by allowing city author- ~
ities to chock tho enginooring of tho building for drainage ~
impllct ~nd to assure that tho building doos not connoct
nurfaco runoff with sanitary sorvicos. soctionn 5, 6, and 7
of the ordinanco accomplish this goal, Thoso rogulations
can bo appliod to oxisting buildings as woll aa now con-
ntruction.
Iowa municipalitios aro authorizod to rogulato drainago
nyut9ms and requiro building parmitu. In addition to tho
gonoral home rule powora to protoct tho hoalth and safoty of
citizons, aoction 364.12(30) of tho Codo providos that "A
city may requiro connoction to public drainago syatoms from
nbutting proporty when necossary for public hoalth or
SllCoty," Soction 455.2 of tho Codo apoc1tically staton that
"tho drainago of aurfaco wator shall bo a public benofit,
conducivo to tho public hoalth, convonionco, and weltllro."
For citios that havo a housing code, soction 364.17(7)
providoa thllt "A city may adopt housing codo provia1ons
which Qr~ moro stringont than thoao in tho model houaing
codo.., ,"
~ "engineering of the building" should be IIIOro brondly Intorpreted to
Include engineering of any notable conltructlon neor the drolnnge
IYltem.
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Institute of Pu~llc Affnlrs/Unlverllty of lovo
In cooperntJon vlth the LeoGue of lovn HunlclpnlltlOl
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\VB TIIB VNDBRSlGNBD urgo tho Cily Council 10 atlach a higb
prlorlly 10 tho solullon of any problem. arrecllnR the Iowa Clly
Parmer'. Martet causcd by a temporary dlsrupllon or rclocallon
from lis currcnl.lle II a result of Ihe propo.cd parting ramp.
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priority to the solution or any problems arrectinB lhe Iowa Clly
Parmer's Martel caused by a lemporary disruption or relocaUon
rrom lis current slle as a result or lhe proposed parting ramp.
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