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Home My WebLink About1992-06-23 Correspondence \ ( : f"l ' cf' ..1' t-:t : f}, , \ /, ( r ' _ .....' , : -., ,- '. ". ' . ~J0\ SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS MAY 31, 1992 TAXES STREET USE LICENSES FINES & FORFEITURES CHARGES FOR SERVICES INTERGOVERNMENT REV. USE OF MONEY & PROP. MISCELLANEOUS REV. GRAND TOTAL REVENUES ALL FUNDS " , i i i i I I I '/ ;:I 3,591,e19.70 24,665.07 59,255.16 1,377,061.36 304,500.33 375,856.92 1,911,510.21 ============== 7,644,66e.75 '3' ~ i\ . , ;: , i, 'j 1 " ! " , ! . . " . , , , J '1::-1 Cf '> I t, "I I ' iI : ,1,',(:, I' "I' n , ,D, i .'_. ,_" "I , j\ , COUNCIL LISTING HAY 31, 1992 VENDOR NAME AMOUNT DESCRIPTION FUND: NOUSING AUTNORITY APRIL EXP ADJ 4092 JE 5008 JOURNAL ENTRY 363.93 BC/OENTAL-HILLS '4.28 HAR OIV SERVICES 4.28 HAR DIVISIONAL SERVI ::::::::::1:I::::l HOUSING AUTHORITY FUND TOTAL 363.93 ,I ~ 'I J I~'f C, tL" ,ll . /'.1.' f"1', ; I~, " c ,:' i\ i , , ' r'."FI ,'cf' 'J'/ 'f,' ':=t, '.,1.,: \; ,IL,:." ~_K,.. , ,0"..., " .' COUNCIL LISTING HAY 31, 1992 VENDOR NAIlE BUITENDDRP, JIM BUREAU OF NATIONAL AFFAIRS BUTTERBRODT, BEAU COB REFUSE PICKUP CEDAR Ca4PUTER CENTER CENTEL CElLULAR CNAMBERS KAY & TNEl CNRISTENSEN, LEAN CIP FUNDING HAY CITY AND STATE CITY ATTORNEY CITY ATTORNEY'S OFF. CITY ATTORNEY'S OFFI CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. CITY OF I.C.LIB. CITY OF IOIIA CITY CITY OF ~HAT CHEER CITY PARK PODL CITY SERV./BLDG/STS CITY SE~ER SERVICE CITY SllEEPER CLERICAL RECAP CLOSE, DENISE CLSI, INC. COATES, VERNON COBB, HAKENZIE M. COHN, GARY COLLEGE OF VETERINARY HEolCINE COLOR IIORKS Ca4FORT INN.CNAHPAlGN COHHUNICATlONS ENGINEERING CO. Ca4PUTERLAND OF IOIIA CITY CONNECT, INC. CONTRACTOR'S TOOL & SUPPLY CO. COOPER ELECTRONICS LAB. CORALVILLE, CITY OF COX, RALPH CSC CREDIT SERVICES, INC. CSI DATA SERVICES cry PRK,MRCR BALL PK CURTIS, NICOLE DAILY IOIIAN DAVE LONG PROTECTIVE PRODUCTS DAVIS, ROBERT oA~SON, BILL oECORATI NG DEN oEHAX somm oEHCO, INC. DENT, HAloA DES HOINES NUHAN RIGHTS DES HoiNES REGISTER & TRIBUNE DIALOG INFORHATION SERVICES ;i , AMOUNT DESCRIPTION 49.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 632.00 SUBSCRIPTIONS 28.60 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 1,797.15 APR CNARGES 44.00 MISC EoP SUPPlIES 196.ZO TELEPNONE '100.00 CONCRETE 30.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 210,922.69 GEN FNo NONOP ADMIN 30.00 SU8SCRIPTlONS 4.00 4 LARGE XEROX PRINTS -5.00 RET. OF ~ITNESS FEE '38.19 LONG o 1ST . CALL 689.52 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 23.30 SE~ER 421.84 REFUSE 235.00 SANO 86.60 REFUSE 106.84 REFUSE 92.50 OTHER REPAIR & MAINT 54.60 ~A TER 34.81 PAYROLL ol'HAY-92 29.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 7,400.00 HINI-Ca4PUTER 93.55 UNIFORH ALLO~ANCE 63.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 166.53 HICRD-ClIHPUTER 270.00 REGISrRATloN ZI.oo FILM PROCESSING 556.95 TRAVEl 1,334.37 COHH. EQUIP. REPAIR 12,971.00 HAGNETIC HEolA 18.76 OTHER REPAIR & HAINr 1,097.40 BLDG. & CONST. SUPP. 303.67 HINOR EQUIP. REPAIR -78.06 HATERIALS 74.49 TRAVEL 3.60 HISCEllANEOUS 970.00 HICRO-ClIHPUTER 96.94 SE~ER 115.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 145.66 ADVERTISING 41.00 HINOR EQUIP. REPAIR 1,862.25 OTHER EoP HARo~ARE 90.25 INSTRucrOR/OFFlCIATE 806.Z9 PARK & REC EQUIP. 455.00 HINl-ClIHP. somARE 427.14 HISC PROCESSING SUPP 58.50 I NSTRUCToR/OFF I CI ATE 50.00 REGISTRATION 1,472.90 EHPLOYHENT ADS 55.81 DATA PROCESSING ; " 11,r P'""""'l...... ... , ' , ' (..tl ,:, .It, /) t-j' 'hf ' ,.'.:' COUNCIL L1SmG MAY 31, 1992 VENDOR NAME DICK BLICK DIETZ, KIM DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORP. DIXON, MARY LEE OOMBROCK, HELEN OOUG BOOTHROY 259100 OPC INDUSTRIES INC ORUO TOVN #2 OUNA~AY, SUSAN E'Z SHADE TREE MOVERS EAGLE FOOO CENTER #220 EASTERN IOVA LIGHT & POVER COO ECOHOFOOOS ECONOGAS SERVICE, INC. ECONOMICS PRESS, INC. EO ENGROFF 259199 EO SCHULTZ 40Z014 EOUCATIONAL SERVICES CORP. EISENHOFER, CATHY ELOON C. srUTSMAN, INC. ELECTRIC MOTORS OF IOVA CITY ELECTRONICS CAVE ELLISON DENNY EMS - MAR92 ENOINEERING DATA SYSTEMS CORP. ENGINEERING REGISTRATION F STOP fANOEL ALARMS, INC; FATSCH FEARING, KIMBERLY FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP. FESLER'S, INC. FIFTH AVENUE JANITORIAL FIRE & EMERGENCY TELEVISION FIRE OEPT SAFETY OFFICERS FIREGEAR, INC. FIRST IMAGE MANAGEMENT FIRSTAR FITZSENRY, TOOO FLAKE, KRISTYN FLANAGAN, SHAIIN FLEET~AY STORES, INC. FORTIS BENEFITS FOX FINE IIOOOIIORKING FRANK DOLEZAL 258480 FRANKEII, TRISHA FREEMAN LOCK & ALARM, INC. fRENCH, MARY FREY, LAURA FROHNEIN OFFICE SUPPLY G. K. HALL & CO. GABEL & SCHUBERT :1 AMOUNT DESCRIPTION 597.04 GRAPHIC SUPPLIES 133.20 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 2,210.00 MINHOMP. SOFT~ARE 60.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES 128.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 749.28 NAHSINGTON DC 26Z.Z0 NATER/SENAGE CHEM. 9.00 AG MATERIALS 14.30 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 530.00 NURSERY SERVICES 18.57 FOOO 47.40 ELECTRIC 58.94 TESTING SERVICES n.25 OTHER FUELS 10.99 REFERENCE MATERIAL 183.96 MADISON '.60 RETURN TRAV AOVANCE 15.95 LIBRARY MATER. REP. 19.00 TRAVEL 142.50 GRASS SEED 60.50 MINOR EQUIP. REPAIR 1,993.70 EOP MONITORS/OISPLAY -5.00 EQUIPMENT '33.28 OPERATION 293 5,105.00 MICRQoCOHPUTER 225.00 REGISTRATION 124.10 FILM 323.00 MINOR EOUIP. REPAIR -9.50 PURCHASES FOR RESALE 51.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 11.50 CIXIRIERS 350.10 LA8. SUPP. & EQUIP. 331.00 REP & MAINT. TO BLOG 388.00 CABLE TV SERVICES 60.00 DUES & MEM8ERSHIPS 662.02 CLOTHING & ACCESS. 124.n CIXIRIERS 1,426.91 LOCK8OX FEES 14.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 209.00 INSTRucroR/OFFICIATE 78.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 322.62 BLOG. & CONST. SUPP. 2,Z97.36 0lSA81LITY INSURANCE 621.00 OTHER FURN./EQUIP. 188.25 GALENA 137.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 70.34 MISC. SUPPLIES 247.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 282.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 687.14 AUDIO VISUAL SUPP. 6.00 L18RARY MATER. REP. 8.60 OUTSIDE PRINTING I "6 fJ - - - -. ~ I'" ....... ....... ~ ... - - - - ~ ..... r r ,tLotJ, ,:I'lr "hi,' :!B'" .:' CooNCIL LISTING HAY 31, 1992 VENDOR NAHE GALSTAD, ALISON AMES GATEWAY 2000 GAZETTE CO. GENERAL VIDEOTEX CORP. GEORGE LENAHN 258653 GFOA GILPIN PAINT & GLASS, INC. GIRDLER, CAROL GLARO INC GLOBAL COMPUTER SUPPLIES GOOOFElLOI/ PRINTING, INC. GOVERNHENT FINANCE OFFICERS GREEN, DEBB GREENWALD, JANET GRIFFlTR, ROGER GRooND RooND REST. GUANIPA, EDER NACN BROTRERS CO., INC. RAGEN, JEAN NALOGEN SUPPLY CO., INC. NAHAN HAROWARE, INC. HARCROS CREHICALS, IRC. RARDWARE SPECIALIST, LTD. HAI/XEYE CIlHHUNICATlON NAIIXEYE LUHBER CO., INC. HAIIXEYE HEDICAL SUPPLY, INC. RAWKEYE PC USERS GRooP HAWKEYE SEED CO., INC. RAWKEYE WELO & REPAIR HAYEK, NAYEX, NOLLAND & BROWN RELGET HEDlCAL SYSTEHS, INC. HENRY LoolS, INC. RERTZBERG'NEW HETROO, INC. HILL, TINA HINES PROOUCTS CORP. HOLIDAY WRECXER & CRANE SERV. HOLLAND, NANCY HOLH, ELIZABETH HOLHES, MARY HOWARD JOHNSON HULING, DAVE , HUMAN RELATlONS'HEJIA HUMAN RIGHTS COMM HUNTZINGER, KATY L. RURD, KEVIN HURLEY, M. CATHLEEN HY-VEE Fooo STORE #1 HYDRITE CHEMICAL CO. IABI IAPMO ICHA ICMA . RT AHooNr OESCRIPTION 10.00 REGISTRATION 1,950.00 MICRO'COMPUTER 272.16 EMPLOYHENT ADS 11.85 BooXS, HAG., NEWSPAP 62.56 OAVENPORT 250.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES 138.88 EDUC./TRAINING SUPP. 114.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 5Z.66 HISC. SUPPLIES 35.63 OFFICE SUPPLIES 116.71 ooTSIDE PRINTlHG 4,399.50 HICRO'COMPUTER, 81.82 MISC. SUPPLIES 352.Z1 SRORTRAND REPORTER 76.50 IHSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE '11.66 2 HANDICAPPED SIGNS 84.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 1,630.07 HooSEHOLD EQUIP. 7.50 DUES & HEHBERSRIPS 6Z6.17 HINOR EQUIP. REP HAT 101.16 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 360.00 WATER/SEWAGE CHEH. 116.00 LUHBER/HARDWARE 62.25 OFFICE EQUIP. REPAIR 355.70 BLDG. & CONST. SUPP. 620.86 FIRST AID SUPP. '35.00 HICRO-COMPUTER 78.70 AG HATERIALS 141.63 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 494.81 ATTORNEY SERVICES 65.50 HISC. SUPPLIES 35.95, AUDIO VISUAL SUPP. 1,191.05 LIBRARY HATER. REP. 472.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 162.00 EOUC./TRAINING SUPP. 317.50 TOI/IHG 8.43 MISC. SUPPLIES 57.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 68.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 40.00 HEALS (NON' TRAVEL) 49.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 191.35 TAPE CHARGES 10.00 TAPE CHARGE 72.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 22.05 UNIFORH ALLOWANCE 414.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 310.80 Fooo -500.00 WATER/SEWAGE CHEH. 60.00 REGISTRATION 10.00 DUES & HEHBERSHIPS 72.00 BOOKS, HAG., HEWSPAP 1,719.80 OTIIER BENEFITS Ij~~ . ,\ .' , ,~ ( n "t-f' ,/'I t.' '/l,.) .' , ,1, , . I '""it 'V ' \.' I,./., , ,: j- _' ,-,: 1'.._./' ,_' I' ,. , " ! COUNCIL LISTING HAY 31, 1992 VENDOR NAME AMOUNT DESCRIPTION 100 DISTRIBUTION CENTER 3.50 BOOK(S) ICPO . STRAND 33.50 TAPE CNARGES IHPRINTEO SPORTSIlEAR 3B.50 RECREATIONAL EOUIP. INDEPENOENT INS Z59Z73 137.47 iORKERS CONP INS INTERNATIONAL BORING INC 10,428.65 OTHER OPER. EOUIP. INTERNATIONAL CRYSTAL HFG CO 18.n CONHUNICATlON EOUIP. IOIIA Al4ERICAN F1REFIGNTING 30.25 TOOLS IOIIA APO 25.00 REGISTRATION IOIIA BOOK & SUPPLY CO. 40.07 NISC. SUPPLIES IOIIA CITY AREA OEVELOPHENT 120.00 HEALS (NON-TRAVEL) IOIIA CITY COLLECTION & PROCESS 44.50 COURT COSTS & SERVo IOIIA CITY LANDSCAPING 31.97 AG HATERIALS IOIIA CITY PETTY CASN 604.63 1 ROLL B & U FILH IOIIA CITY PRES5-CITlZEN 2,089.91 EHPLOYHENT ADS , IOIIA CITY READY NIX, INC. 13,100.64 CONCRETE IOIIA CITY REPRDGRAPNIC,S 82.01 OUTSIDE PRINTING IOIIA CITY TELEPHONE CO., INC. 175.30 PHONE EOUIP. CHARGES IOIIA om. OF IHSPECTlOHS AHD 705.41 COURT COSTS & SERVo IOIIA DEPT. OF PUBLIC SAFETY 440.00 TRACIS IOIIA DIV. OF CRIHIHAL 300.00 REGISTRATlOH I IOIIA OIVISION OF LABOR SERVICE 15.00 REP & HAINT. TO BLOG I IOIIA FlNAHCE AUTHORITY 1,000.00 OTHER BONDS i , I IOIIA ILLINOIS GAS & mCTRIC 43,440.39 mCTRIC I , , IOIIA INTERSTATE'RAIL -300.98 BARRICADE RENTAL I IOIIA PRISON INOUSTRIES 164.25 OOTSlOE PRINTING I I IOIIA STATE UNIVERSITY 11.00 TECHNICAL SERVICES i IOIIA STATE BANK' FICA 38,471.96 FICA ! IOIIA STATE BAR ASSOC. 15.00 SUBSCRIPTIONS j IOIIA STATE UNIV. 40.00 REGISTRATION IOIIA STATE UNIVERSITY 7.00 TRAINING FILH/HAT. IPERS 25,326.16 IPERS IPERS 259294 41;17 IPERS IPHA 3,Z13.00 TESTING SERVICES ISB 259551 12.17 FICA ISB 2600Z7 1.47 FICA ISB FICA 259551 7.30 FICA ISB FICA 260027 3.58 FICA J. L. SCHOENFELDER & ASSOC. 200.00 BUILOING REHTAL JACKS OISCOUNT, INC., 137.82 FERTILIZER JACKSON, OONNEY 19.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE JE 5008 3.97 HAR DIV SERVICES JEHLE, JOAN 10.00 REGISTRATION JEHLE, KELLY 59.27 UNIFORM ALLO\/ANCE JENKINS, TIMOTHY 22B.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFF I C lATE JEHKINS, UENOY 51.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFF I CI ATE JIM'S INSTRUNENT NFG, IHC. 76.50 MISC. SUPPLIES JO CO ATTORNEY '5.00 EOUIPMENT JO.CO.AUOITOR -27.61 S.O.P.PRINTlNG JO.CO.CLERK OF CT. -154.34 J.BITTING RES.92099 JOHN UILSON SPORTING GOODS 8.64 RECREATIONAL SUPP. JOHNSON PAUL .60.50 MEO TREATMENT FOR CA JOHNSON CONTROLS, INC. 110.34 PLUNBING SUPPLIES /.3'1 i I I I I , i , '-t' '" "..,~ ['''' 'i~l' 'f-f ,I' /, ' t: ':I 'V~; " '-17", , ! 1"' , '. _ .l _ . ";. -,;...... ,-".' .", . " " CIXJNCIL LISTING HAY 31, 1992 VENDOR NAHe JOHNSON CIXJNTY AMBULANCE JOHNSON CIXJNTY AUDITOR JONNSON CIXJNTY MUTUAL AID JONNSON CIXJNTY ReCORDER JOHNSON CIXJNTY TReASURER JOHNSON, OeANNe JONeS JONeS 58923 JORDAN, LISA JORM MICROLAB, INC. JIXJRHAL mRY JIXJRNAL eNTRY 500~ JIXJRNAL VIXJCHeR JU, RAYMOND JUST COMPeNSATION K HART 114315 KAR PROOUCTS, INC. KARR, HARlAN KAYSeR, KATHY KENNeDY, MIKE KENNSCO INC KEYE PROOUCTIVITY CENTER KING'S MATeRIALS, INC. KINKADE, JULIANNE F. KIRKlIOOO COMHUNITY COLLEGE KLINGAMAN, HARICA KNIGNT, MARILYN KNOTTS, VIRGINIA KREI, BRIAN KVECK, ~eNOY , L. L. mLlNG CO., INC. LACINA, BARBARA LANDFILL LANGHORNE ASSOCIATES LAURIE ~IGGS 260012 LA~S LARRY LAWYERS CO-OPERATI~E PUB. CO. LENOCH & CILEK LEO M. eLLEBRACHT LEQUATTE, KEVIN LETN LIBRARY LIBRARY CORP. LILES, CHERYl NEIMAN LINCOLN INSTITUTE OF LAND LIND, EMILY LONGLEY TIME SYSTEMS La~eNBeRG, MICHAEL M.KLINGAMAN MACACAOeMY VIDEOS MARY NUGENT 25B741 MATAI AHIXJNT DeSCRIPTION 724.6B GLOVES 17.50 OFFICE SUPPLIES 51.00 DUES & MeMBERSNIPS 225.00 RECORDING FEES 96.00 BOOKS, HAG., NE~SPAP 3B.00 INsrRUCTOR/OFFICIATE -17.00 GENERAL EQUIPMENT 17.00 GENERAL EQUIP 76.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 1,019.12 MICROFILM 67,011.47 APR DUPLICATING 5.35 APR OFFICE SUPL 88,B99.43 HAY BCBS 15.GG INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 5.GO SUBSCRIPTIONS 136.0B FILH 103.12 MINOR EQUIP. ReP MAT BO.63 TRAVEL 100.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 70.00 SAFETY SHOES 129.75 HAGNETlC MEDIA 125.00 REGISTRATION, 4.B5 DIRT lBO.60 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 100.00 ReGISTRATION 19.45 TRAVEL 152.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 2.40 PARKING 21.57 UNIFORM ALLO~ANCE 14.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 761.24 ASPHALT 19.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 4B6.16 LANDFILL IBO.OO CONSULTANT SERVICES 174.96 AMeS 51.97 SAFETY SHOES 31B.25 SUBSCRIPTIONS 323.24 ELeCTRICAL SUPPLIES 79.45 UNIFORM CLOTHING '2B.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 488.00 CERTIFICATIONS '24.00 REGISTRATiON I,Bl0.00 MICRO-COMP. SOFTWARE -275.60 SHORrHANO REPORTER 260.00 ReGISTRATION 156.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE n.93 HINOR OFF eQUIP/FURN 63.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATe -3.00 PeRS.PHONE CHARGES 53.00 EOUC./TRAINING SUPP. 190.19 DAVENPORT Z25.00 REGISTRATION 13{,9 ~ ,<- -_.. ~ . - ... f' \ l,;', :1::: r ':'. Lt.,,: ':':Ib', 'J~ ' , , , ' . ), . , . . COONCIL LISTING HAY 31, 1992 VENDDR NAHE MAURER, LARRY HCGRAW'HILL, INC. HCGUIRE, DElIEY HEACHAM TRAVEL SERVICE HEDICAL ASSOCIATES HEISEL, BETTE HERCADO, EOOIE HERCER PRK, REC CNTR HERCY HOSPITAL HIOWEST CLSI USERS GROOP HIKE LORO 259345 ' HIKE'S PLACE INC. HILKMAN, MARIANNE HillER, CAREY HILLER, STEVEN HINE SAFETY APPLIANCES CO. HOE, LAUREL HOEN, MARC HONTGOMERY ELEVATOR CO. HOORE BUSINESS FORHS, INC. HOORE, NICHOLAS HOTOR VEHICLE MANUFACTURERS HOTT, PATSY MUELLER HUNICIPAL FIRE & POLICE MURPHY, EO NADERMANN, LORI 'NAGLE LUHBER CO. NATIONAL CRIHINAL JUSTICE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF GOVT. NATIONAL REC. & PARK ASSOC. NATIONAL RECREATION &'PARK NEENAH FOONORY CO. NEUSER, OAWNELLE o DOHNELL, SHAROH OAKES, DEAN ODORIIE OF EASTERN IOIIA OLO.NOOSE JOORNAL OSCO ORUG OOTOOOR RECREATION PRODUCTS OlIEN, CARRIE PANTHERS UNIFORHS, INC. PARKS & REC/FORESTRY PAUL'S PAYlESS CASHWAYS, INC. PAYROLL RECAP PAYROLL RECAP 284092 PAYROLL RECAP 284564 PC SUPPORT CENTER PEPSI'COLA BOIILING CO. PEREGRINE PRODUCTIONS PETTY CASH AMOUNT DESCRIPTION 100.00 UNIFORH ALLOWANCE '446.05 CREDIT 35.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES 670;50 AIR FARE 19Z.00 PNYSICALS 40.00 TRAVel 71.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 1,391.62 SEllER 666.14 HEDlCAL SERVICE 15.00 DUES & HEHBERSHIPS 265.66 NEST OES HOINES -264.15 ASPNAL T 16.64 LAUHDRY SERVICE 60.75 INSTRUCTDR/OFFlCIATE 70.00 SAFETY SNOES 67.50 HISC. SUPPLIES 51.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 26.66 OOTSIOE PRINTING 446.11 REP & MAINT. TO BLOG 310.96 PAPER 34.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 6.00 REFERENCE MATERIAL ,155.40 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE -7.00 PURCNASES FOR RESALE 42,699.72 OTHER BENEFITS 99.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 99.75 I NSTRUCTOR/OFFl CIATE 300.25 BLOG. & CONST. SUPP. 65.00 DUES & NEHBERSHIPS 270.00 REGISTRATION' 52.50 BOOKS, HAG., NEWSPAP 15.00 RECREATIONAL SUPP. 3,466.50 TRAFFIC CTRl. IHPROV 14.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 14.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE Z,204.50 BUILDING RENTAL 24.00 ,SANITATION SUPP. 24.00 SUBSCRIPTIONS 59.56 FIRST AID SUPP. 462.00 PARK & REC EOUIP. 66.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 793.60 CLOTHING & ACCESS. '65.00 LAURA SPRINGER-ODH. 196.12 CIlHHERCIAL FEED 1,644.66 AG HATERIALS 1,152,149.Z8 PAYROLL 01'MAY-92 95.46 PAYROLL1,HAY-92 66.10 P~YROll 5.15 169.73 HISC. PERIPHERALS 65.60 FOOD 72.46 HISC. SUPPLIES 49.33 FILH ""g ,I , , i I , I i i , I ! I i - - "t' j-l' " l. fit, 'f ' ,~./ j ',~,~_ '-', ,.... ' 0; "'. -'" ,,--' "', . CClJNCIL LISTING MAY 31, 1992 Vf~DOR ~AHf PICKENS, CRAIG PIP PRINTING ' PITNEY BOllES PLANT CONNECTION PLEASANT VALLEY NURSERY, INC. PLUMBERS SUPPLY CO. POINT, STEFFANIE PRAIRIE llGNTS BOOKSTORE PRATT AUDIO-VISUAL & VIDEO PRECISION ELECTRIC, INC. PRICE POINT SUPPLY PUB.ACCESS TELEV. PUIIFREY, JAlIES PYRAMID SERVICES, INC. QUAD-CITY TIMES RAND J RENTALS R JENSEN 4156 R. M. BOGGS CD., INC. RADIO SNACK RAINBOII CLEANERS RECREATION REINER, MICNELLE RENQUIST, RAILI REPUBLIC ELECTRIC CD. RIOS, FRANK RIVER FRONT COHHISSIONS RIVER PROOUCTS CO. RON LECLERE SOODING & GRADING ROSENBERG, ROBERT ROSS, KEVIN ROTN, BRAQ ROIO'ROOTER S & G MATERIALS S.S.C.I. SASEK, MARIA SCAlIMAN, MARY SCNEIIHEL, AllY , SCNEPERS, RAE LYNN SCNOENFELDER, JAMES SCNREPFER, SUZANNE mULTZ, KYLE SEARS SEASON'S BEST SECRETARY OF STATE SENIOR CENTER SERV.BLDG./TRAF ENG SERVICEMASTER SHAW ELECTRIC INC SHAY ELECTRIC SHERWIH'WILLlAMS CO. SHIVE'HATTERY EHGRS & ARCII INC SIERRA DIGITAL !' AHOUNr DESCRIPrlO~ 99.75 I~STRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 297.60 OUTSIDE PRI~TING 453.00 COHH. EOUIP. REPAIR 157.25 NURSERY SERVICES 7.66 AG MATERIALS 6Z.97 PLUHBI~G SUPPLIES 5.50 WIT~ESS FEE 25.00 PAPER SUPPLIES 120.10 A V EQUIP. REPAIR 563.51 REP OF ELECTRIC/PLBG 323.00 FILM -329.19 ELEC. 61.3Z TRAVEL 1,957.37 MINOR EQUIP. REP MAT 255.36 EMPLOYMENT ADS -112.00 2 YOS OF CONCRETE -1.24 RETURN TRAV ADVANCE 7,027.24 REP & MAINT. TO BLDG 236.25 HINOUQUIP. 406.50 LAUNDRY SERVICE 30.72 BANK FEES 14.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 7Z.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 4,756.46 TRAFFIC CTRL. IMPROV 60.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 60.00 TRAIL SIGNS 664.62 ROCK 64.00 GRASS SEEO 24.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 100.00 UNIFORM ALLOI/ANCE 142.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 121.95 OTHER REPAIR & MAINT 1,270.53 DIRT Z14.50 MINOR EQUIP. mAIR 307.36 OTHER PROF. SERVICES 5.55 PARKING 6Z.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 16.00 CERTIFICATIONS 100.00 DUES & MEM6ERSHIPS ,209.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 171.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 67.65 HINOR EQUIP. REPAIR 415.00 FOGO 30.00 NOTARY BONO .30.39 LONG DIST.PHONE 43.46 REFUSE 3,519.50 REP & MAIHT. TO GLDG 336.00 REP & MAIH!. TO BLDG 1,565.66 REP & HAIN!. TO BLOG 164.90 PAINT & SUPPLIES 272.00 ENGINEERING SERVICES 6,740.00 MICRO'C~PUTER \ 'J .I , , ,'6g r ",-, -f Lt,l ...rL" ,. ",; I, ,~:' I, L,:I' t~~ ,",.: " ;' ,_~ , ,~--;-";-"-_ .0, .,~. \ " ' COUNCil LISTING KAY 31, 1992 VENDOR NAME SIOUX SALES CO. SMEAL FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. SMITN, STEVEN L.T. SOUTN SIDE GALLERY SOUTNEASTERN LIBRARY SERVICES SOUTNGATE DEVELOPMENT CO., INC SPAZIANI, CAROL SPENCER, ANNE STANDARD INSURA~CE C STEVE'S TYPE~RITER CO; STEVENS, STACY SUNSET PRINTING & ADVERTISING SUSAN ROGUSKY 258783 S~ANSON, NIKKI S~IFT GREENHOUSES, INC. SYCAMORE MALL MERCHANTS ASSOC SYDNEY LAHER & CO. TARGET STORE #272 TECHNIGRAPHICS, INC. TELECOM'USA PUBLISHING CO. THOMAS PUMP CO., INC. TOTAL KAINTENANCE INC. TOiNCREST X-RAY DEPARTMENT TRAF-O.TERIA SYSTEM, IHC. TRANIST TRANS FUNOS FRM POL TO MY TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH BOARD TROESTER, STEVE TRS ROOFING, LTO. U OF IA. CONF. CENTER U OF IA. HYGIENIC LABORATORY U OF IA. INSTITUTE OF PU8LIC U OF IA~ PAYMENT PROCESSING U OF IA. ~RK STUDY U OF 100A CENTER FOR CONF. U S ~EST COMMUNICATIONS U S ~EST COMMUNICATlONs-E U. S. POST OFFICE - ACCT 163 UARCO U88EN, JENNIFER UNIFORM DEN, INC. UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE UNIVERSITY CAMERA US ~EST 259510/259983 UTTER, JULIE VAN ~INKLE-JAC08 ENGINEERING VAN IrtK, KAT! VANCE, SHIRLEY A. VET-VAX, INC. VISA VOELKERS VON 8RIESEN & PURTELL, S.C. ~. 1\ AMOUNT DESCRIPTION 91.80 OTHER OPER. EQUIP. 19.72 SAFETY CLOTHING 2lZ.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE -4. 75 LUM8ER/HARD~ARE 30.00 REGISTRATION 3,298.25 BUILDING RENTAL 12.00 REGISTRATION 53.38 PAPER SUPPLIES -32.32 LIFE INSURANCE 13.95 VIDEO RECORDING TAPE 33.25 I NSTRUCTOR/OFF I CIATE 294.19 EDUC./TRAINING SUPP. 358.95 NE~ YORK 147.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 120.58 PLANTS 50.00 IHSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 54.42 RECREATIOHAL EQUIP. 59.99 MINOR OFF EQUIP/FURN 1,345.61 GRAPHIC SUPPLIES 275.59 ADVERTISING 22.22 PLUHBING SUPPLIES 432.60 REP OF COOLING EQUIP l,lZ3.90 X-RAYS 18Z.80 OUTSIDE PRINTING -200.00 FLOOR KACHINESS 2,28Z.00 ALUM KATLS (HY) 22.00 800K(S) 3,142.25 OTHER EOP HARD~ARE 7.50 LUHBER/HARD~ARE 105.00 REGISTRATION 105.00 TECHNICAL SERVICES 165.00 REGISTRATION .45 OTHER PROF. SERVICES 270.68 ~RK STUDY ~AGES 200.00 REGISTRATION 2,497.39 LONG DISTANCE CALLS 4,446.46 TELEPHONE 680.00 BULK MAILING 436.40 HISC EDP SUPPLIES 156.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 4,918.91 UNIFORM CLOTHING 47.40 MISC. PERIPHERALS 208.10 FILM 13.19 LONG OIST CALLS 28.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 500.00 CONTRACTED IMPROV. 161.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE lIZ.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 75.00 ANIMAL SUPPLIES 1,654.46 MEALS (NON-TRAVEL) 653.73 OFFICE SUPPLIES 2,116.24 OTHER PROF. SERVICES " ;; I i 136' - - - --- , , " .. - 'l ' f J,,} t-f' ,/, I ., ,. . '.:' t ,', " \ ' I I l.t .,'~ . /, ',., ~, . - " ':",'-,. . -'. ' -.. ~, .. "'\ i'l I CaJIICIL LISTING MAY 31, 1992 VENDOR MAME AHaJMT DESCRIPTION VOSS ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 3,558.90 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES \/AGIIER PONTIAC' JEEP IMC 1,170.00 JAN-MAY REMrAL EXP \/AL IWlT STORE OHm 25.00 TRAINING FILK/HAT. \/ARMIMG LITES OF IOIIA, IMC,' 144.00 RENTALS \/ASSfRSTEIN, DAIlI 92.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFF I CIATE \/ATTS CClIST. 22.50 OTHER PROF. SERVICES WTHERBY PARK 33.89 , SEileR \lEEG ClMJTlNG CENTER 1.50 OTHER PROF. SERVICES \lEIDEIWI, IWlY A. 91.21 ELECTRICITY CHARGfS \lELLNESS '6.00, CHOLESTEROL i IlEST KIGH ItJSIC DEPT. 50.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES IlEST ItJSIC CO. 6.00 RECREATIONAL SUPP., I IlEST SIDE FIRE STAT 106.54 REFUSE HIELAND, GARY 70.00 SAFETY SHOES I HILDMAN, AMY 15.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE I i HILKINS, JEFF 16.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFF I CIATE I i HILL'" PARK 22.33 SEileR j HINKELHAKE, R. J. 25.00 HEALS (NOlI-TRAVEL) 1 ~ ; I. \<<lITO, KATRINA 184.50 INSTRucrOR/OFFl CIATE 1 , l , .t.. \<<lLFF, STEPANIE 14.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE "1 '] , ~ I I \ollIGHT, JULIE 99.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFF I C lATE ':j , YUCUIS, DONALD 8M3 TRAVEL " . , . '. I l I," ===:I::lI::U:If.lll:: 1 I I GENERAL FUND FUND TOTAL 2,036,390.61 I I r COONCIL LISTING MAY 31, 1992 VEHOOR NAME AHaJNT DESCRIPTION FUND: DE8T SERVICE FUND' AT' T ClMIJNICATIONS BURKLE, MARIE CEDE , CO LOUISE STERN, TRUSTEE VARIOUS BONO MERS .01 LOIIG DISTANCE,CALLS 15,000.00 G. O. BONOS 475,000.00 G. O. BONDS 10,000.00 G. O. BONOS 90,962.50 REGISTERED BOND INT. : , I i ; , ======:1=::1==== DEBT SERVICE FUND TorAL 590,962.51 i , j /36B '.. ~" '- K. - '- - '- ' r71 t f J'/ " 1 ' '.2J ., . , " I '.. r.. 'I "', " ., ",;' , , ~ ~_"'. -.. -I ".. ~ .; . COONCIL LISTING NAY 31, 1991 VENDOR NAlIE FUND: CAPITAL PRDJECTS AT & T A T & T CCIlKUNICATlDNS ADJUSTING JOORNAL ENTRY BLUE CROSS & BLUE SNIELD CIP FUNDING HAY COFFHAN ASSOCIATES CONN, GARY CCIlKUNICATlONS ENGINEERING CO. COHPUTERLAND OF IOWA CITY DELF'S LANOSCAPING CONCEPTS DENIS DELLA VEDOVA, INC. DICK BLICK DICTAPNONE DIXON, NARY LEE DRAKE, DR LON ECOLOTREE FINANCE . 0 HALLEY FORTIS BENEFITS FROHIlEIN OFFICE SUPPLY HARDNARE SPECIALIST; LTD. HAIIXEYE LlIl4BER CO., INC. HAYEK, HAYEK, HOLLAND & BROWN HERITAGE CABLEVISION HOWARD R. GREEN CO. IBH IOWA CITY PRES5-CITlZEN IONA CITY READY HIX, INC. IOWA CITY REPROGRAPHICS IOIIA CITY TELEPHONE CO., INC. IOWA STATE BANK - FICA IPERS ISB 159551 JANICE SNEET & ASSOC. JDNNSON COONTY RECORDER JOORNAL ENTRY JOORNAL ENTRY 11058 JOORNAL VOOCHER LOREN'S SIGNS NAGLE LUNBER CO. NEUNANN HONSON NNN, INC. PAYLESS CASHNAYS, INC. PAYROLL RECAP PLUH ST IHPROV PROJ PUB NaRKS . SCHHADEKE S & G NATERIALS SHIVE-HATTERY ENGRS & ARCH INC STREB CONST. CO., INC. SNENKA, NORHAN AlIOONr DESCRJPTlOII 1.79 rELEPHONE 58.59 LONG DISTANCE CALLS 141.39 APR FAX CHARGES 11.10 DENTAL INSURANCE 105,311.61 1985 GO 15,355.00 CONTRACTED IHPROV. 336.61 HINI -COHPUTER 14,865.40 BUILDING IHPROVEHENT 790.00 DATA COIIHUN. EQUIP. 13,000.00 CONTRACTED IHPROV. 191,060.36 BUILOING IHPROVEHENT ,7.90 OFFICE SUPPLIES 116.10 OFFICE EQUIP. REPAIR 195.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES 6,480.61 CONSULTANT SERVICES 6,049.00 CONTRACTED IHPROV. 17.50 TAPE CNARGES 11.44 DISABILITY INSURANCE 163.20 COHHUNICATlON EQUIP. 1,660.83 BDLG. & IHPROV. MAT. 127.17 SURFACING NATERIALS 539.70 ATTORNEY SERVICES Z,270.00 BUILDING IHPROVEHENT 1,129.44 ENGINEERING SERVICES 30,527.40' HINI'COHPUTER 31.07 LEGAL PUBLICATIONS 702.43 ,CONCRETE 312.00 OOTSIOE PRINTING 144.00 PHONE EQUIP. CHARGES 783.38 FICA 379.Z1 IPERS '12.17 FICA 1,353.08 ENGINEERING SERVICES 125.00 RECORDING FEES 345.77 APR OUPLICATING 170,483.83 REPY RESV/OANE JUDG l1Z.0Z NAY 8CBS ZOO.OO TECHNICAL SERVICES 47.72 BUILDING IMPROVEHENT 40,000.00 CONTRACTED IHPROV. 900.00 ENGINEERING SERVICES 645.45 BLOG. & CONST. SUPP. 14,9DZ.61 PAYROLL 01-HAY-91 -1,213.12 NAVENER 35.10 DUB TAPES 400.12 OIRT 9,537.25' ENGINEERING SERVICES 390.00 CONTRACTEO IHPROV. 775.00 EQUIPHENT SERVICE /3,g .... ...........,. 'P .1 ! i j ,I t - - I -/. '-t " " l, , r: I,' ,t I, ,:' ':':: ':' " . ~:_ " . :',' . .'_.. . .'-'" COUNCIL L1SIIHG MAY 31, 199Z VENDOR NAME AMOUNT DESCRIPTION U S WEST COKHUNICATIONS U S WEST COMMUNICATIONS-E UNIVERSITY CAMERA VAN WINKLE-JACOB ENGINEERING WILLIAMS REALTY CO. IlOIlO PROCESSING 4137 37.97 LONG DISTANCE CALLS 585.13 PNONE EQUIP. CNARGES 15.00 FILN PROCESSING 800.00 ENGINEERING SERVICES 250.00 APPRAISAL SERVICES '36.20 APR CNARGEBACKS =:====:::1:::=== CAPITAL PROJECTS FUNO TOTAL 734,481.82 I , i j i I I '"..,' 13" i't i i ) , i I ! , " I, 1 I , , C hi Cf:, .."/ ':,~, 'H " -", ". --','. .--~, .,. " ~ ! :-- ,.' (, ! COUNCIL LISTING HAY 31, 199Z VENDOR NANE AMOONT DESCRIPTION fUND: ENTERPRISE fUNDS ' A T & T 20.94 TELEPHONE A T & T COl94IJNICATlONS 260.03 LONG DISTANCE CALLS A. Y. HCDONALD HfG. CO. 78.50 PURCHASES fOR RESALE AM TRAVEL AGENCY 1,000.00 AIR fARE ACTION SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Z70.00 NAULING ADO SHEET 73.00 ADVERTISING ADJUSTING JOURNAL ENTRY 638.8Z APR fAK CHARGES ADVERTISER 310.00 ADVERTISING AERO RENTAL 171.95 NON-CONTRACTED IHPR. AIR COOLED ENGINE SERVICES 24.63 HINOR EQUIP. REPAIR AIR-O-LATOR CORP. 109.61 HINOR EQUIP. REPAIR AIRPORT COMHISSION 157.06 SE~ER AMERICAN ~ATER ~RKS ASSOC. 116.05 BOOKS, HAO., NE~SPAP AHIGA IIORLD 24.97 SUBSCRIPTIONS ANCIAUK'S CLEANINO SERVICE 112.00 REP & HAl NT . TO BLOO ANS~ER IOIIA, INC. 54.70 EQUIPHENT RENTAL ARATEK SERVICES, INC. 2,125.65 LAUNDRY SERVICE BAKER PAPER CO., INC. 36.30 SANITATION SUPP. ! " BARRON HOTOR SUPPLY 85.65 FIRST AID/SAFETY SUP 'I , BEARINO SERVICE CD., INC. 16.86 HI NOR EQUIP. REP HAT I , 146.80 I BEST RENT ALL EQUIPHENT RENTAL I I I BEll INDUSTRIAL 3,958.97 ~ATER/SE~AGE CHEH. I I ' BLOCK 48.65 OffiCE b1JPPLIES I , , I , BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELO 1,427.41 DENTAL INSURANCE j i, BOB VOLLBRECHT & ASSOCIATES 32.26 HISC. SUPPLIES I BONO ESCROII '325.00 REVENUE BONOS BRANOT HEATING & 2,309.00 BUILDING IHPROVEHENT BREESE PLUMBING & HEATING, INC 36.00 REP Of ELECTRIC/PLBG BUDGETED TRANSfERS AJE 175,7Z5.01 A. V. SUPPORT BURO CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. 403.75 SE~ER SYST. IHPROV. BUSINESS RADIO SALES AND 75.00 HINOR Off EQUIP/FURN , BUSKE GROUP 1,769.00 CONSULTANT SERVICES CABLEVISION 49.00 SUBSCRIPTIONS CAMBRIOOE TEHPOSITIONS INC I,Z76.80 TECHNICAL SERVICES CERTIFIED LABORATORIES 99.30 HlSC. SUPPLIES CHESTNUT RIDGE fOAH INC 39.51 HISC. EQUIP REP HAT CIP fUNDING HAY 213,264.54 BUS RPLS RSRV 36900 CITY CARTON CD., INC. 2,136.55 EDUC./TRAINING SUPP. CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. 3,120.18 COURIERS CITY IC ~ATER DEPT 15.68 SE~ER CITY OF CORALVILLE 450.00 TOOLS CITY TRANSIT BLOG 313.64 SE~ER CLERICAL RECAP 304.06 PAYROLL 01-HAY-92 CLOII CORP. 7,350.00 ~ATER SYST. IHPROV. COCHRANE COMPRESSOR CO. 964.29 PLANT EQUIP REP HAT COMHERCIAL TOI/EL SERVICE, INC. 54.40 LAUNDRY SERVICE CDHHUNICATlONS ENGINEERINO CO. 321.60 COHH. EQUIP. REPAIR CDHPUTERLAND OF IOIIA CITY 265.00 HICRO-CDHPUTER REP. CONSTRUCTION HATERIALS, INC. 80.00 BLDG. & CaNST. SUPP. "'i r: ~. ~ - I~' ' " tf' / " , , ," ' ..' ,. ~I . I ' ,,' I' {, " .' 1 'to: '1'" ;,'" ' . ' I "ftj '" . - -- '.~ . ',-, . ~ ~-. " COONCIL LISTING KAY 31, 1992 VENDOR NAIIE CONTRACTOR'S TOOL & SUPPLY CO. CRESCENT ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. CROIILEY, JACK CULLIGAN DAN CRANDALL 259155 DAN'S OVERNEAD DOORS & HORE DIAMOND PRCllUClS CO. DICK COLE com. CO. DICK GRELL & SON'S CONSr., INC DIXON, KARY LEE OOOGLAS L PNILLIPS OOllNTOIIN COPY CENTER DUNCAN INDUSTRIES EAGLE FOGO CENTER #2Z0 EASTERN IOIIA LIGHT & POIIER COO ECONOFOGOS ECONOGAS SERVICE, INC. ELDON C. STUTSKAN, INC. ELECTRIC HOTORS OF IOIIA CITY ELECTRONIC CI>>IHUNICATlON SYS ELECTRONICS CAVE ELIAS, DAVE EHS - KAR92 ENVIREX, INC. FAIRBANKS HORSE PUHP CORP. FAY, KARK FISNER, DAVID FLAIIBO BROADCASTING , FLEETUAY STORES, INC. FORTIS BENEFITS FREEKAN LOCK & ALARH, INC. GERALD ESKIN GIERKE'ROBINSON co. GILPIN PAINT & GLASS, INC. GREEN, CHRISTOPHER C. HACH HACH BROTHERS CO., INC. HAINES, LYNN HARDY, ROBERT HAUKEYE LUHBER CO., INC. HAUKEYE HEOICAL SUPPLY, INC. HAUKEYE UELO & REPAIR HENRY LOOIS, INC. HERIlAGE CABLEVISION HERKAN,H. BROlIN CO. HIGLEY CHEHICAL CO. HOLIDAY URECKER & CRANE SERVo HOTSY CLEANING SYSTEHS, IHC. HOIIARO R. GREEN CO. HTH SALES, INC. HUPP ELECTRIC HeTORS HYORAFLO, INC. AllOONT DESCRIPTION 1,476.90 BDLG. & IHPROV. KAT. 36.60 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 54.98 SAFETY SHOES 44.75 EQUIPHENT RENTAL 260.00 CHARLESTON UV 147.03 REPAIR OF STRUCTURE 625.08 NON'CONTRACTEO IHPR. 435.00 OTHER REPAIR & HAl NT Z,755.00 OTHER REPAIR & KAINT 30.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES -151.02 BUS DAMAGE 91117 27.09 OOTSIOE PRINTING 85.25 HISC. SUPPLIES 19.60 SANITATION SUPP, 7,131.88 ELECTRIC 33.60 HISC. SUPPLIES 140.19 OTHER FUELS 142.50 GRASS SEED 121.56 ELECTRICAL, SUPPLIES 367.80 A V EQUIP. REPAIR 43.02 HISC. SUPPLIES 100.00 REGISTRATION 33.28 OPERATION 293 1,034.73 HINOR EQUIP. REPAIR 11,854.94 CI>>IPRESSORS 70.00 SAFETY SHOES 17.15 SAFETY SHOES 425.00 AOVERTISING 103.26 LUHBER/HAROUARE 1,217.32 0lSA81LITY INSURANCE 291.34 BLDG. & CONST. SUPP. '50.62 SOUALK&FIRE HYO RPR 20.80 HINOR EQUIP. REP HAT 44.04 PAINT & SUPPLIES 275.00 ADVERTISING 501.90 LAB. SUPP. & EQUIP. 188.27 SANITATION SUPP. 51.99 SAFETY SHOES 40.00 HINOR OFF EQUIP/FURN 17.55 SURFACING HATERIALS 97.50 LAB. SUPP. & EQUIP. 1,178.55 LUHBER/HARDUARE 17.50 FILH PROCESSING 100.00 ADVERTISING 128,850.00 OTHER VEH. EOUIP. 172.50 SANITATION SUPP. 52.50 TOIliNG 227.45 BLDG. & CONST. SUPP. 44.08 CONSULTANT SERVICES 118.75 PLANT EQUIP REP HAT 2,755.00 OTHER OPER. EQUIP. 2,785.00 UATER SYST. IHPROV. , 't: I 13,g l1'- -...." '-'I" . ,', Ii, ~"" '; ;,' 1,1, 'f ." / . n" " t" t ,: " .. I. ,~_ , ." . . -~, " " COUNCIL LISTING MAY 31, 199Z VENDOR NAME HYORITE CHEHICAL CO. IHDEPEHOEHT INSURANCE AGENTS IHTEGRATEO COHTROLS & COHPUTER IHTERHATIONAL BORING INC IOIIA CITY PETlY CASN IOIIA CITY PRES5-CIIIZEN IOIIA CITY READY HIX, INC. IOIIA GROll IOIIA ILLINOIS GAS & ELECTRIC IOIIA PRISON INDUSTRIES IOIIA STATE BANK - FICA IOIIA STATE BANK COHPUTER SERVo IOIIA STATE UNIVERSITY . IPERS J & R SUPPLY INC JACKS DISCOUNT, INC. JANOA ELECTRIC HOTOR SERVICE JOHN LUNDELL 259350 JOHNSON CONTROLS, INC. JOHNSOH COUNTY RECOROER JOHNSON COUNTY SEATS JOURNAL EHTRY JOURNAL ENTRY 1105B JOURNAL VOUCHER K MART 114315 KCJJ RADIO/ BRAVERMAN KRNA, INC. -lAB SAFElY SUPPLY LANOFILL LANE & WATERMAN LANIK, JACQUELIHE LENOCH & CILEK LEWIS SYSTEH OF IOIIA, INC. LINO'S PRINTING SERVICE, IHC. LINDA SHOPE MARION IROH CO. MARV'S GLASS SPECIALTIES, INC. MATT PARROTT & SONS CO. HCHASTER-CARR SUPPl.Y CO. HEADOIIS, VAUGHN HEISNER, TOH HERIT ELECTRIC, LTD. ' HI OUEST JANITORIAL SERVICES HIDWEST REGIONAL TRANSIT CONF. HONTGOHERY ELEVATOR CO. HULLER PLUHBING & HEAlING NAGLE LUHBER CO. NATIONAL SEHINARS, INC. NOLLSCH, DAN O'NEIL, RON OLD CAPITOL CAB CO. OmEN OIL CO., INC. AMOUNT DESCRIPTION 575 .10 WATER/SE~AGE CHEH. 13,268.03 COHP. LIABILITY INS. l,B9Z.38 ENGINEERING SERVICES 10,428.66 OTHER OPER. EQUIP. 137.91 ART MATERIALS 31.07 LEGAL PUBLICATIONS Z,761.37 CONCRETE .5,925.00 HAULING 40,010.57 ELECTRIC 240.00 OUTSIDE PRINIING 21,904.65 FICA 47.Z4 FINANCIAL SERV & CHG 405.00 REGISTRATION 15,821.64 IPERS 6,149.71 WATER SYSI. IHPROV. 51.69 FILH 326.33 HINOR EQUIP. 75.00 HILWAUKEE 13,866.29 REP OF COOLING EQUIP 225.00 RECORDING FEES 21,405.42 AID TO AGENCIES 538,35Z.28 APR DUPLICATING -270,483.83 COR TO ACCT 37300 35,503.83 MAY BCBS 20.68 H!SC. SUPPLIES 183.60 ADVERTISING 537.00 ADVERTISING 31.10 FIRST AID/SAFETY SUP 31,596.37 LANDFILL 544.50 OTHER PROF. SERVICES 1,600.00 BUILDING RENTAL 131.38 FILH 211.50 FINANCIAL SERV & CHG ,30.00 GRAPHIC SUPPLIES -303.19 SIDEWALK 18.69 HINOR EQUIP. REP MAT 6.40 ,LUHBER/NARD~ARE 219.12 OUTSIDE PRINTING 862.98 PLANT EQUIP REP MAT Z8.00 CERTIFICATIONS 70.00 SAFETY SHOES 3,898.55 OTHER OPER. EQUIP. Z20.56 TECHNICAL SERVICES 165.00 REGISTRATION 649.64 REP & MAINT. TO BLDG 504.95 NON-CONTRACTED IHPR. 797.55 NDN'CONTRACTED IMPR. 294.00 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 18.00 CERTIFICATIONS 60.49 TRAVEL 1,127.70 AID TO AGENCIES 134.30 GREASE & OIL /868 ,I , " 1 , - " " -l.."-'...t ' ; I -, " "I ' r I ,. :', . , , \: 1;::,,' U'..: / '. " ,','.' ~.' '" -.".. ' i\ I COONCIL LISTING MAY 31, 1992 . VENDOR NAI4E A1400NT DESCRIPTION PARKING RAI4PS 79.08 SEWER PARKING, INC. 1,515.27 MISC. SUPPLIES PAUL'S 142.52 HINOR EQUIP. REP MAT PAYLESS CASHWAYS, IHC. 1,507.31 BDLG. & IMPROV. MAT. PAYROLL RECAP 434,515.81 PAYROLL 01'HAY'92 PLUMBERS SUPPLY CO. 1,281.50 HINOR EQUIP. REP MAT PYRAI4ID SERVICES, INC. 16.97 HINOR EQUIP. REP HAT QUALITY ENGRAVED SIGNS 180.10 OOTSIDE PRINTlHG R-C ELECTRONICS 50.00 EQUIPHENT SERVICE R. H. BOGGS CO., INC. 272.33 REP OF HEATING EQUIP RANDY'S FINE HOME CARPETS 1,102.00 NON-CONTRACTED IMPR. RICE, WILLlAI4S ASSOCIATES 4,6Z0.GG CONSULTANT SERVICES RID-A'BIRD, INC. 218.50 BLDG. PEST CONTROL RIVER PRCOUCTS CO. 439.00 NOH-CONTHACTED IMPR. RON O'NEIL 259406 311.22 GES HOINES ROSEBAR TIRE SHREDDING 227.55 TIRES DISPOSAL ROWELL CHEHICAL CORP. Z,695.GO CHLORINE S & G MATERIALS 595.17 DIRT SA14 LUCKEL 258203 50.00 DAVENPORT SCHAEFFER HFG. CO. 34.65 GREASE & OIL SCHHIOT, KEVIN 51.99 SAFETY SHOES SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS DIVISION 369.14 LAB. CHEH. & SUPP. ~ SETON NAI4E PLATE CORP. 211.66 FIRST AID/SAFETY SUP I I SIEG-CEDAR RAPIDS CO. 117.73 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES , ; SHALLIIOOD, MIKE Z8.41 SAFETY SHOES I r SMEAL FIRE EQUIPHENT CO. 400.00 FIRST AID/SAFETY SUP I STANDARD INSURANCE C 3.82 LIFE INSURANCE STATE OF IOIIA DIV. OF LABOR 208.00 TECHNICAL SERVICES , " STlNDE, BUD 22Z.50 REP & HAINT. TO BLDG SYSTEMS SERVICE CO. I,DZ7.16 HINOR EQUIP. REP MAT THOMAS, JON 18.00 fERTlFICATlONS TORRANCE ELECTRIC CO., INC. 1,253.00 PLANT EQUIP REP HAT TRANIST 200.00 FLOOR MACHINE U OF IA. BUSINESS OFFICE 'PP 232.06 ELECTRIClry CHARGES U OF IA. HYGIENIC LABORATORY 2,385.00 TECHNICAL SERVICES U OF IA. PHYSICAL PLANT 234.90 ELECTRICITY CHARGES U SlIEST COMMUNICATIONS 428.73 LONG DISTANCE CALLS U S WEST Cl!MMUNICATlONN 1,819.76 TELEPHONE UTILITY EQUIPMENT CO. 23,824.68 PURCHASES FOR RESALE VAN METER CO. ,613.10 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES VARIOOS BONO OIINERS -195.00 REGISTERED BOND INT. VESSCO, INC. Z,360.27 OTHER OPER. EQUIP. W. W. GRAINGER, INC. 223.78 TOOLS WARNING LITES OF IOIIA; INC. 96.00 RENTALS WATER OIV ' MORENO 50.10 DUB TAPES WATER PRooucrs CO. 1,659.85 WATER SYST. IHPROV. WATERHAN INDUSTRIES SALES INC 24.00 HINOR EQUIP. REP MAT ZIMMER & FRANCESCON, INC. 319.07 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES ====:========: ENTERPRISE FUNDS FUND TOTAL 1,578,480.61 1368 C. /' , -' , " CI"t-' t ,-t' ' '..' ! -It. ,,.' " 'l.i. ' l,', r f', /, " ' ", '~ ',', , .' _~ " . -.. . I" ~,~~, . j' CIXJNCIL LISTING HAY 31, 1992 VENDOR NAME fUND: TRUST AND AGENCY AT & T A T & T CQIlIUNICATlOlIS AJJ. PRIORITY VIDEO ADJUSTING JIXJRNAL ENTRY AMERICAN CAT fANCIERS ASSOC. AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ANNIE GRAHAM & CO. BAKER & TAYLOR BOOKS BAKER & TAYLOR CO. BAKER & TAYLOR COMPANY BALL SEEO CO. BARBARA'S BAKE SHOPPE, INC. BEST BUY CO. BIO CYCLE JIXJRNAL Of UASTE BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELO BOATNAN, LIHOA BOIlERS, HICHAEL BUTTERI/ORTHS C. U. ASSOCIATES CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY CARL CHADEK TRUCKING SERVICE CENTEL CELLULAR CHELSEA HOOSE PUBLISHERS CHROHICLE Of PHILANTHROPY CIP fUNDIHG NAY CITY Of IOIIA CITY CLERICAL RECAP COCA.COLA BOTTLING CO. COHHERCE CLEAR I HG HOOSE, I NC. COMTEHPORARY BOOKS INC CONGRESSIONAL QUARTERLY BOOKS CONSDRTIUN BOOK SALES & DISTR CONVERSA-PHONE INSTITUTE, IHC COTTAGE CROSE'GARDNER ASSOCIATES CUSTi:ljER DATATlHES DAVIDSON, JEff DAYDREAMS DICK BLICK DOLEZAL, HELEN DIXJBLEDAY & CO., INC. ECONDfCOOS EDUCATIONAL SERVICES CORP. ELIAS SPORTS BUREAU, IHC. EHERY-PRATT CO ENCIXJNTER VIOEO ENSLOII PUBLISHERS fACETS HULTlHEDIA, INC. (I ; AMIXJNT DESCRIPTION 11.50 TELEPHONE 52.59 LOHG DISTANCE CALLS 159.49' VIDEO RECORDINGS 1,075.71 APR fAX CHARGES 21.95 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 2Z.50 BOOKS (CAT ./CIR.) 655.11 IXJTSIDE PRINTING 79.07 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 4,479.02 BOOKS (CAL/CIR.) 134.88 BOOKS (CAL/CIR.) 2B.46 AG HATERIALS 18.Z4 COffEE SUPPLIES 39.94 RECREATIOHAL EQUIP. 58.00 SUBSCRIPTIOHS 745.6Z DENTAL INSURANCE 590.00 HISCELLANEIXJS 260.73 CONTRACTED IHPROV. 50.38 BOOKS (CAL/REf.) 348.02 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 46.16 BOOKS (CAL/CIR.) 98.00 DIRT 15.94 LONG DISTANCE CALLS 260.2Z BOOKS (CAT ./CIR.) 60.00 SUBSCRIPTlOHS 261.91 PERP CARE 38950 -2,028.37 EHP.B/C REIHB. '122.50 PAYROLL 29'NAY-92 180.36 PURCHASES fOR RESALE 43.91 BOOKS ,(CAT./CIR.) 8.25 BOOKS (CAL/CIR.) 182.30 BOOKS (CAL/REf.) 32.48 BOOKS (CAL/CIR.) 12.48 CLASSifiED AV 21.42 fCOO 4,605.58 ARCHITECTURAL SERVo .75 POP REfUND 187.14 DATA PROCESSING 57.83 TRAVEL 74.72 BOOKS (CAL/CIR.) 81.45 GRAPHIC SUPPLIES 513.80 HOHTHLY RET BENEfiTS 121.00 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 74.54 fCOO 2Z.n CLASSifiED AV 15.95 BOOKS (CAT./REL) 24.06 BOOKS (CAT ./CIR.) 34.95 NON-fiCTION VIOEO 14.15 BOOKS (CAL/CIR.) 87.65 NON-FICTION VIDEO i I 136' (,-:/' t....f, ',,"/ j .,-k .!2t -'; I , J .,:J], . , 1 " ". ~ d _ , ':'. :"':'.', .-\ "-, . , r, '-.. '. , r " fr (r' ::' I. ' , JJ" Et, ~' -\' J "':\_,~. :.--. ,I , COUNCIL LISTING IlAY 31, 1992 VENDOR NAME AMOUNT OESCRIPTlON MUTUAL FIRE & AUTOHOBILE INS. 3.34 FIRE & CASUALTY INS. HYSTIC FIRE VIDEO 33.95 NONICTlON VIDEO NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 5.00 PRINT/REFERENCE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF FUND 110.00 OUES & HEHBERSHIPS NATIONAL UNDERIIRITER CO. 20.75 PRINT/REFERENCE NOLO PRESS lZ.B5 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) OLIVE BRANCH BOOKS 17.96 VIOEO RECORDINGS OSCO ORUG 3.45 PRINr/CIRCULATlNG OVERSTREET PUBLICATIONS, INC. 37.0B BOOKS (CAL/CIR.) PAYROLL RECAP 4B,286.BO PAYROLL 01-IIAY-92 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLINO CO. 161.44 PURCHASES FOR RESALE PETTY CASH 3.20 PRINT/CIRCULATING PLAYBOY SUBSCRIPITION SERVICE 29.97 PRINT/CIRCULATING PLEASANT VALLEY NURSERY, INC. 150.00 NURSERY SERVICES PRINCETON UNIV. PRESS 33.15 BOOKS (CAT ./CIR.) QUALITY BOOKS, INC. 239.50 BOOKS (CAL/CIR.) R. R. BOIIKER 171. IS BOOKS (CAL/REF.) RAND HCNALlY IlAP STORE 290.00 PRINT/REFERENCE 'I,: RANOOH HOUSE, INC. 25.75 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) .;r " REED REFERENCE PUBLISHINO 272.Bl BOOKS (CAL/REF.) j i REGENT BOOK CO., INC. 47.21 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) ; I i RICK BERRY COHHITTE 17.50 FOOO I SEASON'S BEST 160.00 FOOO i SEIBERLING, NANCY 254.72 AG IlATERIALS , SELECTVIDEO 32.95 NON-FICTION VIDEO I I SHAWGUIDES INC lB.95 BOOKS (CAT ./REF.) , , I I SILVER BURDETT CO. 76.6B BOOKS (CAT ./CIR.) SOLID WASTE COHPOSTlNG COUNCIL 20.00, SUBSCRIPTIONS SOUTHGATE DEVELOPMENT CO., INC B76.75 BUILDING RENTAL SPECIAL INTEREsr VIDEO 193.95 CLASSIFIED AV STUTSIlAN, VIRGINIA 27.35 POSTAGE TALIlAN CO., INC. 2B.73 BOOKS (CAL/CIR.) TECHNIGRAPHICS, INC. m.55 OUTSIDE PRINTING TELECOH USA , lBl.07 LONG DISTANCE CALLS TEN SPEEO PRESS 13.Bl CLASSIFIEO AV THOMAS PUBLISHING CO. 225.BO PRINT/REFERENCE THORNOIKE PRESS 201.5Z BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) TIMBER PRESS INC. 62.95 BOOKS '(CAT ./CIR.) TRU-ART COLOR GRAPHICS 95.00 OUTSIDE PRINTING TURNER SUBSCRIPTIONS 15,3BO.65 PRINT/CIRCULATING U OF IA. PAYMENT PROCESSINO 102.35 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) U SlIEST COHHUNICATlONS 163.34 LONG OISTANCE CALLS U S WEST COHHUNICATIONS-E 256.4B TELEPHONE U. S. POST OFFICE 2,BOO.00 POSTAGE U. S. WEST COHMUNICATIONS 6B.91 LONG OISTANCE CALLS U. S. WEST OIRECT 59.50 TELEPHONE OIRECTORY UNITEO ACTION FOR YOUTH 600.00 OTHER REPAIR & MAINT UNITEO WAY STAY WELL PROGRAM 50.22 GUES & MEMBERSHIPS UNIVERSITY CAMERA 36.76 FILM UNIVERSITY OF MINNEsorA PRESS 17.17 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA 30.60 BOOKS (CAL/CIR.) UNIVERSITY OF TEKAS PRESS 57.B5 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 13" '" I I '{, , I, I I i i I ! I 1 .... , , ' . ( _,;-1, t-:-f ./\/ ~., :'," ,t .' 'I ' ' " , , C] 1 - , . , . . , .: -~: . .-. ...,'..",' COUNCIL LISTING MAY 31, 1992 VENDOR NAME UUNIVERSITY PRESS OF FLORIOA VIKING OFFICE PRODUCTS, INC. VISA IIEST PUBLlSNING CO. WINDMILL PUBLISNING CO WISN YOU IIERE NERE VIDEO XEROX CORP TRUST AND AGENCY FUND TOTAL AHOONT DESCRIPTION 9.60 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 9.93 OFFICE SUPPLIES 478.25 BOOK/CASSETTE 227.00 PRINT/REFERENCE 21.95 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 32.00 CLASSIFIED AV 1,033.77 OFFICE EQUIP. RENTAL ============== -34,766.77 /3" I I ! i\ ! I 'j I \ i , ! I I :f I ! , " j I 1 I , I I '1: ; " " ( i ., ;~ , 1 I .. , ,. , \ ! , , ;' tJ ~-f' '/ L!' ,,zJ 1 ': ~. '~" I .' L" .:' _ t3 ,~; . .,} " -- -,-", , , ;\ , COUNCIL LISTING KAY 31, 1992 VENGOR NAIIE FUNO: INTRAGOVNTAL SERVICE AT&T A T & T CClIlIUNICATIONS ADJUSTING JOURNAL ENTRY ALCO CAPITAL RESOURCE, INC. ALTORFER KACHINERY CO. AIIP INC ANCIAUX'S CLEANING SERVICE APRIL EXP ADJ 4092 ARATEX SERVICES, INC. ASKVIG, DONNA BAkER & TAYLOR BOOkS BAkER PAPER CO., INC. BARRON MOTOR SUPPLY BETTE MEISEL 259370 BETTE MEISEL 259863 BILLIE GRACE BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD BOB ZIMMERHAN FORD, INC. BooTHROY, DOUG BRAD & BOB'S TEE-VEE BRANDT MEATING & BREESE CO., INC. BREESE PLUHBING & HEATING, INC BUESING'S AUTalOTlVE CANDLEWICX PRESS CAPITOL IMPLEHENT CO. CAPITOL PROPANE GAS CO., INC. CARPElLAND CASE POWER & EQUIPMENT CEOAR RAPIDS WELDING SUPPLY CEDAR' JOHNSON FARM SERVICE CO. CERTIFIED LABORATORIES CHARLES GABUS FORD CHELSEA HOUSE PUBLISHERS CHILDRENS PRESS CITY APPLIANCE SERVICE CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. CLERICAL RECAP COBRA/CHARLES BELGER COBRA/CHARLOTTE BORE COBRA/ED ROSXUP COBRA/GEORGE WOOD COBRA/JEANEIIE kOEPP COBRA/JOHN NEUZIL COBRA/kAY WALENTA COBRA/kENNETH BARHET COBRA/LEO VII0SH COBRA/LORENE NUNTER COBRA/HARY DELL HINT AllOUNT DESCRIPTION 19.2Z TELEPHONE 76.41 LONG OISTANCE CALLS 1,058.28 APR FAX CHARGES 199.3Z EIlUIPMENT RENTAL 1,009.85 STR. CLEANING & REP. 19.23 MISC. SUPPLIES Z6D.00 REP & HAINT. TO BLDG -363.93 BC/DENTAL-HILLS 802.27 LAUNDRY SERVICE 289.00 AUTO LIABILITY 29.n BOOkS (CAT./CIR.) 31.55 SANITATlOH SUPP. 878.08 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCk '400.00 WASH DC -108.00 DES MOINES ,IZ4.44 BC/BS 855.08 DENTAL INSURANCE 659.04 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCk 749.50 TRAVEL ADVANCE 68.89 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCk 52.50 REP OF HEAlING EQUIP 3,623.83 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCk 59.00 REP OF ELECTRIC/PLBG 126.56 BUSES 16.95 VEHICLE REPAIRS 174.99 GENERAL EQUIPHENT 26.00 OTHER FUELS 2,700.73 REPAIR OF FURNISHING Z6D.83 STR. CLEANING & REP. 5.10 RENTALS 22,489.44 DIESEL FUEL 82.11 MISC. SUPPLIES 73.66 Auro & LIGHT TRUCk 256.00 BOOkS (CAT./CIR.) 114.94 BOOkS (CAT./CIR.) 65.00 MINOR EQUIP. REPAIR 13.20 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES -3.00 PAYROLL 29-HAY-92 -122.02 HAY BC/BS ,12Z.02 KAY COBRA -133.32 CREDIT FOR OVER PAYM -124.44 APR MEDICARE SUPPLIM '62.94 MAY MEDICARE SUPPL '62.22 JUN MEDICARE SUPPL -11.10 MAY DENTAL -122.02 MAY COBRA '122.02 JUN COBRA -122.02 MAY COBRA '62.22 MAY MEDICAR SUPPL i 1" , , ' i 13" (.- - - -' , ~" U' t' f' ,:' / t-:l" :~~ - .' : : . _. ,_, '. -, ,....-. c..,:' COUNCIL LISTING HAY 31, 1992 VENDOR NAME COBRA/NANCY FRANT2 COBRA/NANCY J BERRY COBRA/RAMONA PARROTT COBRA/RICNARD ERTZ COBRA/RICNARD FRANTZ COBRA/STACY WELLS COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING CO. Cc>>4PUTER TEAM I NC CONNEY SAFETY PROOUCTS CONTRACTOR'S TOOL & SUPPLY CO. CRANDALL, DANIEL CUMMINS GREAT PLAINS DIESEL CUSTc>>4 NOSE & SUPPLIES, INC. DAN CRANDALL 259155 DAN'S OVERMEAD DOORS & MORE DAVE NENIoOOO DENT, MISSY OIXON, HARY LEE Dc>>4ESTIC VIOLENCE PROJECT DOUG BooTNROY DOUG BooTNROY 259100 DREN SNAFFER DNAYNE'S RADIATOR SERVICE ED ENGROFF ED ENGROFF 259199 ED SCHULTZ 402014 ELIAS, DAVID EMERGENCY HOUSING PROJECT, INC EMERGENCY MEDICAL PROOUCTS EHERY-PRATT CO' ENERGY MIZER SYSTEMS, INC. ENGRDff, ED EVAN PAUL TRUCKING FACTS ON FILE, INC. FAY'S FIRE EQUIPMENT, INC. FESLER'S, INC. FINANCE - 0 HALLEY FINANCIAL FORMS & SUPPLIES FIRST IHAGE HANAGEMENT FORTIS BENEFITS FRANK DOLEZAL FRANK DOLEZAL 258460 FROHNEIN OFFICE SUPPLY GALE RESEARCH INC. GASPAR GDNZALEZ GATENAY 2000 GENTRY, L I NOA NEIMAN GEORGE LEHAMN 25B653 GEORGE LEHMAN GREGORY, MARK HARGRAVE MCELENEY, INC. HARTNI G MOTORS, I NC. AMOUNT DESCRIPTION -122.02 HAY COBRA -356.51 JUN COBRA -122.02 HAY BC/BS -386.66 HAY FAMILY COBRA -122.02 HAY COBRA '11.10 HAY OENTAL 3,540.20 COHH. EQUIP. REPAIR 2B2.65 SHALL PRINTERS REP. 37.45 SAFETY CLOTHING m.64 ,BUSES 260.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE 2,61B.69 BUSES 310.12 GENERAL EQUIPMENT -260.00 CHARLESTON ~ 205.24 REPAIR OF STRUCTURE .1.00 1 PAGE FAX 186.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE 465.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES 863.54 MISCELLANEOUS -.22 TRAVEL REIMB '749.2B WAHSINGTON DC -1.00 1 PAGE FAX 344.00 BUSES -21.04 REIMB TRAVEL AOV -163.96 HADlSON .60 RETURN TRAV ADVANCE 1,346.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE 6Bl.44 MISCELLANEOUS 497.50 FIRST AIO SUPP. 95.5B BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 41.25 BUSES 205.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE Z.50 FREIGHT 22.0B BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 142.35 FIRE EXT. & REFILLS 310.4Z AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK 233.00 VIDEO TAPES 44B.51 OFFICE SUPPLIES 50.60 MICROFICHE 316.16 DISABILITY INSURANCE -41.75 TRAV.REIMB. -186.25 GALENA 493.05 OFFICE SUPPLIES 73.47 PRINT/REFERENCE '7.00 TRAVEL REIMB 1,950.00 MICRO,COMPUTER 704.64 TRAVEL ADVANCE '62.56 DAVENPORT -67.44 RET.OF TRAV.ADV. 1,452.30 INOEMNITY 11,474.17 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK 11,5B4.00 TRUCK(S) 11'S (I \ I , I I I !: , , I j I , , ': , t - I . , . -, /1" fl J " [, f"J t.f ,,., , -":c:v ,: " I' I ' , " -. ".. l ,_ I' , :\ .~-. .--., " , " COUNCIL LISTING MAY 31, 199Z VENDOR NAHE AHOUNT DESCRIPTION HA~EYE INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 91,458.55 TRUCK(S) HA~EYE PEST CONTROL, INC. 40.00 8LOG. PEST CONTROL HA~EYE ~LD & REPAIR 97.84 BUSES HAYEK, HAYEK, HOLLAND' & BRllIIH 30.90 ATTORNEY SERVICES HERHAN H. 8RllIIH CO. l,8Z2.87 STR. CLEANING & REP. HILLTOP SUNOCO CAR UASH 315.00 CAR UASHES HOLIDAY URECKER & CRANE SERVo 75.00 TOIliNG HOMESTEAD 8UILOERS . JHR 5,989.18 BUILDING IHPROVEHENT HOOTMAN CAR UASH 14.GO CAR UASHES HOSTETlER, AL 2,505.93 AUTO LIABILITY I C CITY ASSESSOR -26.73 FILTERS & 8LADES IC COO SCHOOL DIST -3,086.62 DIESEL FUEL IC HOUSING AurH ' 19.10 REFUSE , IC HOUSING AUTHORITY 152.48 REFUSE IC PU8 HOUSING AUTH 214.78 REFUSE INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS 1,195.19 IIORKER'S COHP INS. INGRAH 28.65 CASSETTE IOIIA 800K & SUPPLY CO. 126.69 OFFICE SUPPi.IES , ,\ IOIIA CITY PETTY CASH 14.56 HUO HTHOFFEE ,I , IOIIA CITY PRES5-C1TI2EN 601.40 ADVERTISING : IOIIA CITY TIRE & SERVICE, INC. 184.68 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK I IOIIA ILLINOIS GAS & ELECTRIC 833.18 ELECTRIC I " IOIIA STATE BANK - FICA 4,989.95 FICA , , I IPERS 3,704.53 IPERS I , IPERS 259294 -41.17 IPERS , I IS8 FICA 259551 -7.30 FICA I J. P. GASUAY CO., INC. 245.00 PAPER srOCK JF. 5008 .31 HAR OIV SERVICES JENNIFER FRYE -935.73 TRK.OAHAGE-9208l JIH'S PETROLEUH HAINTEHANCE 178.90 HINOR EQUIP. REPAIR , JO CO AHBULANCE -495.43 BROKEN LADDER RACK JO CO AHU8LANCE 2700504 -276.48 CREDIT FOR OVERPAYHE JO CO SEATS -2,116.48 OISEL FUEL JOHN LUNDELL 259350 -75.00 HILUAUKEE JOHNSON COUNTY RECORDER 35.00 RECORDING FEES JOLENE HAUER -Z,137.50 OAHAGE REIM8 91121 JOURNAL ENTRY 10,813.94 ~PR DUPLICATING JOURNAL VOUCHER 11,366.94 HAY 8CBS ,IP GASUAY CO. INC. 805.76 PAPER STOCK !CAR PROOUCTS, INC. 1,032.97 HISC. SUPPLIES !CARR, MARIAN 885.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE KNEBEL UINDOIIS 124.88 REPAIR OF FURNISHIHG LANDFILL 111.36 LANDFILL LAURIE UIGGS -133.14 rRAVEl REIHB LAURIE UIGGS 260012 '174.96 AHES LAURENCE BROS. AurOHonVE 80.90 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK LEHOCH & CILEK 94.55 FIRE EX!. & REFILLS LERHER PUBLICATIOHS CO. 18.67 BOOKS (CAT.ICIR.) LEUIS, HARRY 1,476.70 GENERAL LIA81LITY LINDER TIRE SERVICE 2,303.99 BUSES LINDSEY & CO., INC. 115.00 MICRO-COHP. SOFTWARE LORD, MICHAEL 346.45 TRAVEL AOVAHCE "'8 , - , /-" . " r,rl t"l ':/ ll":~ '. ; ~;I. ~~.. . .'~, 'r". ,- ~ , CooNCIL LISlING MAY 31, 1992 VENDOR NAME AMooNT DESCRIPTION LUNDELL, JOHN 75.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE HARTIN EQUIPHENr OF ILLINOIS 9,650.09 EQUIPHENT RENTAL HARY NUGENT .14.81 TRAVEL REIHB HARY NUGENT 25B741 -190.19 OAVENPDRT HCCABE EOUIPHENT, INC. 13.05 GENERAL EQUIPHENT HEDICAL ASSOCIATES 399.00 HEDICAL " HEISEL, BETTE 508.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE HEYER TOOL & SUPPLY 715.65 TOOLS HICHELIN TIRE CORP. Z,649.60 BUSES HIDWEST AUTOlIIZE INC 10.71 GENERAL EOUIPHENT HIKE LORD -60.59 TRAVEL RETURN HIKE LORO 259345 -285.86 WEST DES HOIHES HIKLO, BOB 222.40 TRAVEL ADVANCE HITCHELL VICTORIA L -1,922.70 II'MAR-92 REC 119205 HOOERN BUSINESS SYSTEHS, INC. m.56 COI\H. EOUIP. REPAIR HOORHAN EOUIPHENT CO. 166.16 FIRE APPARATUS HUTUAL WHEEL CO. 117.90 BUSES NAGLE LUHBER CO. 10.05 LUHBER/HARD~ARE NATIONAL SEATING CO. lB7. l' 'BUSES NEOPART 785.96 BUSES f NE~KIRK SALES CO. 91.95 HISC. SUPPLIES " , NORA HAY ECKARD '62.22 NORA MAY ECKARD I ,,; j , O'NEIL, RON 459.76 TRAVEL ADVANCE I ,I ORION BUS INOUSTRIES OF 1,563.18 BUSES I OmEN OIL CO., INC. 697.95 OTHER LUBRICANTS PANASONIC COI\HUNICATlONS 556.00 OFFICE EOUIP. REPAIR , PAPER~ CALHENSON & CO. 585.87 STR. CLEANING & REP. I PAUL HYERS AUTO BOOY 1,554.00 AUTOIIOBILE(S) , PAUL'S 10.29 HISC. SUPPLIES PAYROLL RECAP 97,651.84 PAYROLL 01'HAY-92 PAYROLL RECAP 284092 -95.46 PAYROLL I'HAY-92 PERMA'BooNO 535.54 VEHICLE REPAIRS PHOENIX AVIATION HNG '500.00 DAH STTlHNT 92-X01Z PLUMBERS SUPPLY CO. 163.40 PLUHBING SUPPLIES POIIER BRAKE 1000A, INC. 138.71 STR. CLEANING & REP. PRAIRIE LIGHTS BOOKSTORE 174.43 BOOKS (CAT ./CIR.) i PROGRESSIVE PHYSICAL THERAPY 169.00 HEDlCAL PUBLIC HooS. 94.98 REFUSE I PYRAMID SERVICES, INC. 251.45 GENERAL EOUIPHENT i OUILL CORP. 683.00 OFFICE SUPPLIES I R & R PROOUCTS CO. 185.00 BUSES I R JENSEN 4158 1.24 RETURN TRAV ADVANCE , I REXCO EOUIPHENT, INC. 11,546.53 LANDFILL EOUIPHENT I ROAWAY EXPRESS, INC. 357.24 FREIGHT I , RON O'NEIL 259406 .311.22 DES HOINES ! \ I RONALD J. ONEIL -148.54 TRAVEL RElHB. SADLER PO~ER TRAIN, INC.. 131.98 TIIO'TON TRUCKS SAH LUCKEL 258203 -50.00 OAVENPORT SCANIA U.S.A., INC. 14,610.n BUSES SENECA CORP. 478.51 HINOR EOUIP. REPAIR SEREOUCK, NANCY 170.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE SERV BLDG,~ASH,GARAG 168.50 REFUSE 13(,8 , . " _...I -, {' , V J: I.: ,ll ',:'./ t~t, ',D_',' - -,.. . I I , , ii , CIlIJNCIL LISTING HAY 31, 1992 VENDOR NAlIE AlIIl1JNT OESCRIPTlON SNAFFER, DRE~ 70.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE SIEG-CEOAR RAPIOS CO. 3,56Z.63 AUTO & LIGNT TRUCK SOBASKI, JONN 100.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE SPECIALIZED PETROLEUM SERVICES 464.00 DIESEL fUEL STANDARO INSURANCE C 28.50 LifE INSURANCE STEINDLER ORTNOPEDIC CLINIC 265.00 HEDlCAL SUSAN KAGUSKY -2.55 TRAVEL REIMB SUSAN ROGUSKY 258783 -358.95 NE~ YORK SVENDSEN TYLER, INC. 4,576.00 CONSULTANT SERVICES TELECONNECT 1,405.00 PNONE EQUIP. CNARGES TERMINAL SUPPLY CO. 45.36 HISC. SUPPLIES TRANSPORTATION SEATING 239.67 BUSES TRAVEL REIMB '89.73 SANDRA SCNUTT U Of IA. PAYMENT PROCESSING 25G.81 DATA PROCESSING U Of IOWA fAMILY PRATICE 125.00 MEDICAL U S ~EST COMMUNICATIONS 247.41 LONG DISTANCE CALLS U S ~EST COMMUNICATIONS-E 860.02 TELEPHONE U. S. POST OffiCE - ACCT 155 5,GDG.GO POSTAGE U. S. POST OffiCE' ACCT 44 7,313.97 POSTAGE UNIVERSITY CAlIERA 8.29 fILM , US IIEST 259510/259983 '13.19 LONG 0 I ST CALLS , ,~. I VERMEER SALES & SERVICE, INC. 1G4.16 LANOflLL EQUIPMENT i .j ',I " VlTOSM STANDARO 90.00 CAR ~ASNES j' I I , VOSS PETROLEUM CO., INC. 800.80 GASOLINE I. I I ~AGNER PONTIAC-JEEP INC '1,170.00 MOVE EXP TO'13130 I i ~AGNER PONTlAC'JEEP, INC. 525.05 AUTO & llGMT TRUCK , I I ~ATERIlIJS CO 713.89 fiRE APPARATUS I , ~IGGS, LAURIE 698.90 TRAVEL ADVANCE I , , , I ~ILLIAlIS REALTY CO. 250.00 APPRAISAL SERVICES ~INEBRENNER fORO, INC. 45,930.00 AUTO & LIGMT TRUCK XEROX CORP 4,437.48 DUPLICATOR SUPPLIES YELLCY MOON PRESS 212 . 70 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) YIlIJTN NOMES, INC. I,Z09.68 MISCELLANEIlIJS ::::::::::::::::::::::: INTRAGOVNTAL SERV fUND TOTAL 432,448.63 i I i I ! I~'f i I I i I ,I '- \ (-. '1~1 cf ,!' /,H \ '-~t ' ,r-cf ( I, I " _ \ ,. , . . _., ,__ . . I ...,., COUNCllllSlING HAY 31, 1992 VENDOR NAME AMOUNY DESCRIPTlGN FUND: SPEC ASSESSNENT FUND JOURNAL ENTRY 65,419.61 TO ABATED GO BONDS ============== SPEC ASSESSHENT FUND TOTAL '65,419.61 13'8 i' \ ;, ' I , , , I , ' I ,\ ! I I ! I , , , , , (, ,("I' r:-f, ' ',' I 't:' l' 'i~t' 7" .,:'-~:~,: \,. "r '. r I ,t 'J, ~v, p. ( l . .~ '_-' . ,~, .. :-'", I -. ~ CooNCIL LISTING MAY 31, 1992 VENDOR NAlIE FUND: SPECIAL REVENUE FUND A 1& T A r' & T CCIlKUNICATlONS ADJUSTING JOURNAL ENTRY AT&T 259D55/259615 BLUE CROSS & BLUE SNIELD BOGMRD DESIGN & CDNST. BUDGETED TRANSFERS AJE CIP FUNDING KAY DIXON, KARY LEE ELDERLY SERVICES AGENCY ENGELBRECHT, JIM - LSS ESSAHY CUSTOK CABINETRY F STOP FORTIS BENEFITS HAAS,JDHATHAH/HAHHA,LAVERN INDEPEHDENT IHS 259273 INDEPEHDENT IHSURAHCE AGENTS IOIIA CITY PETTY CASH IOIIA STATE BAHK . FICA IPERS I SB 26DD27 I SB FICA Z60D27 JDB SERVICE OF IOIIA JDHNSON COUNTY ABSTRACT JDHNSON COUNTY RECORDER JOHNSON CooNTY TREASURER JOURNAL ENTRY JOURNAL ENTRY 5DD4 JOURNAL VooCHER LOREN BRUMM CONST- LOREN BRUMM CONSTR- LUTHERN SOCIAL SERVICES - NCSHA/NCDA HOKE CONFERENCE PAYROLL RECAP PAYROLL RECAP 284564 SIGNERY SLONNEGER, KEN + MARY lEGGATZ, LOREN U S ~EST COIIKUNICATlONS U S ~EST COIIKUNICATlONN UNITED ACTlDN FDR YOUTH SPECIAL REVENUE FUND TOTAL .i._ I I ! i\ AMooNT DESCRIPTlDN .40 TELEPHONE 5.13 LDNG DISTANCE CALLS 116.83 APR PHOTOCOPY - .09 LONG DIST CALLS 22.20 DENTAL INSURANCE 75.00 ARCHITECTURAL SERVo 401,924.53 CDBG CONTINGENCY 3,176.76 RUT 37.50 OTHER PROF. SERVICES 3,676.46 AID TO AGENCIES 3,51D.00 BUILDING IMPROVEMENT 34.69 BUILDING IMPROVEMENT 6.64 FILM PROCESSING 24.44 DISABILITY INSURANCE 46.90 BUILDING IMPROVEMENT -137.47 ~RKERS COKP INS 7,140.37 ~RKER'S COKP INS. 5.40 COPIES FROM JOCO REC 362.70 FICA 256.76 IPERS '1.47 FICA -3.56 FICA 1,090.73 MISCELLANEooS 252.10 ABSTRACTS 220.00 'RECORDING FEES 352.00 PROPERTY TAX 196.44 APR DUPLlCATlHG '5.35 APR OFFICE SUPL 713.02 MAY BCBS 6,930.00 BUILDING IMPROVEMENT 1,567.29 BUILDING IMPROVEMENT 975.10 BUILDING IMPROVEMENT 60.00 TRAINING FILM/KAT. 7,100:74 PAYROLL 01'KAY-92 '66.10 PAYROLL '5.15 367.0B CDNTRACTED IMPROV. 350.00 BUILDING IMPROVEMENT n.50 PRESCRIPTIONS, DRUGS 16.57 LONG DISTANCE CALLS 15.45 TELEPHDNE 7,252.54 AID TO AGENCIES, .' ~ .1 I ====:==:::::===== 447,966.57 13 b? ........ ~ .... - - ...- - ~ .... ...- . , ' r - '-' - - . i. "', J "J/, f, ;" ,/' kJ. .,I2J - - . ' , I, " I ' n.'1 . , ": _. . _ 'r' .-,-' 'i \ ,. '., ., ,~, . .' " . (, f-f cl' J'/ ,t,', , -f], ":; \ JI [' , '. I~' ~_' t '.',...... ,-, ' " ,', \ ' . ., i' , ,CooNCIL LISTING MAY 31, 1992 VENDOR NAIIE AllooNT DESCRIPTION CAIIP, DAVID ~. 275.GO RENT CAHPBELL, ANN 87.00 RENT CARY, PNll 253.00 RENT CNAIl, BENJAlIIN 323.00 RENT CNRISTIAN, PAUL & DORIS 332.00 RENT CHRISTNER, JOSEPH 364.00 RENT CHUN, RAYMOND ~ S 303.00 RENT CLARK, DAVE 445.00 RENT CLARK, JAIIES A. DBA CAIIPUS ZII.00 RENT CLARKE SUSAN M 41.00 UrILlTY PAYMENT CLAYTON RENEE 41.00 UrILlTY. PAYMENT CLINE, H. KENNETH 474.00 RENT COLONIAL TERRACE 267.00 RENT COLONY JULIE A 19.00 UrILlTY PAYMENT CONDO COMPANY 2,350.00 RENT CONNELL, ~ILLIAII 180.00 RENT , : CONNER, JUDY 349.00 RENT COOPER JR., ORRIS 269.00 RENT CORAL RIDGE APARTMENTS 2,166.00 RENT CORALVILLE SALVAGE 160.00 RENT CORNEJO ROSA 200.00 UrILlTY PAYMENT ,\ , 'I i CORONET APARTHENTS 598.00 RENT , " ! , CORONET APARTMENTS 275.29 RENT 1 . ,f , CooRT HILL APARTMENTS 1,738.00 RENT !, : ! COVINGTON, TERRY 319.00 RENT , CRIPPEH, DELAINE & BILL 204.00 RENT , I CRISMAN, DAVE & RENAE 250.00 RENT l CRONK, C. ELIZABETH ATTN: DICK 430.00 RENT I CUSHING, PATRICIA 162.00 RENT 0& R RENTALS 359.00 RENT o B 0 PARTNERSHIP UNLIMITED 289.00 RENT DAHLEN, MICHAEL & JANET 1,138.00 RENT DAVIS 'HURSIE 18.00 UrILlTY PAYMENT DAVIS, RICHARD & KARLA 196.00 RENT DA~SON, JOHN 432.00 RENT DE BRUYN, ~ILLlAII 1,169.00 RENT OET~EILER, DONALD L.& FRANCES 434.00 RENT OET~EILER,IVAN OR PATRICIA 275.00 RENT DITTBERNER, MALINDA 326.00 RENT ONE MANAGEHENT 591.00 RENT OORLEN APARTMENTS Z48.00 RENT OORMANN, HAL 281.00 REHT DOUGLASS, R. THOMAS 196.00 RENT O~NES, GREG & SUMMERS, DAH 123.00 RENT O~NES, GREGORY J. 624.00 RENT ORULIS, JACK ACCT #27181600 332.00 RENT DUKES HARY LOU 21.00 UTILITY PAYHENT DUNNE, HIKE 326.00 RENT E & ~ ENTERPRISES, LTO Z40.00 RENT EARNEST, KENTON 583.00 RENT ELLIS, GENE 295.00 RENT EHOE, LEA 235.00 RENT /3,g ." . .- " - , ' I 'r"':'"{ 't-f "I: l}/ t " , t ,'.. ~ ' ~" "I~. .: ; ." ,~, ,.,; ~l '-, . ,. ,,~ . , . . " ,\ ! COUNCIL LISTING HAY 31, 1992 VENDOR NAKE AMOUNT DESCRIPTION ETZEL, STEVE 178.00 RENT EVANS, 80NNIE 311.00 RENT FAKOUS DILL 8URGER 201.00 RENT FARLINGER, CRAIG O. 944.00 RENT FENNER ROSE ANNE 2.00 UTIlITY PAYKENT FIELD, DR. N~ARO DBA ORCHARD 10.96 RENT FIELD, DR. H~ARO DBA ORCNARO 381.00 RENT FISCHER, HARY JO 275.00 RENT F1TZGARRALO, PNYllIS J., 231.00 RENT FITZPATRICK, GARY 195.00 RENT FOX, ROBERT lZ,425.00 RENT FRANGI, SAM X TDK LENTNER 42.00 RENT FRANK FLEKING RENTALS 139.00 RENT FRANTZ, BURT 405.00 RENT FULTS, KAREN 342.00 RENT G.H.K. INVESTORS 430.00 RENT GAFFEY, TIKOTHY C. 391.00 RENT GARDNER VICKIE 36.00 UTIlITY PAYKENT GARVIN, RICHARD L. 1,155.00 RENT GEBREKAl KULU 41.00 UTIlITY PAYKENT " I GENT, KEVIN 113.00 RENT GERGIS, SAMIR 515.00 RENT GHIlOSI NEUSHA A 41.00 UTIlITY PAYKENT I GILBERT HANOR 1,416.00 RENT ; : ; GILPIN, EARL 172.00 RENT I GINGERICN, KIRIAM 235 .00 RENT GOLFVIEU APARTKENTS 410.00 RENT GOOD, KRS. NOVELLA 325.00 RENT GOSS, RUTH 419.00 RENT GOVERNOR STREET RENTALS 244.00 RENT GRAGG, KRS. PATRICIA 186.00 RENT , . GRANOVIEU COURT APARTKENTS 2,B23.00 RENT GREATER I~A CITY HOUSING 387.00 RENT GREGORY, DON 643.00 RENT GRELL, HARY 317.00 RENT GREYT~NE APARTKENTS 827.00 RENT GRINGS, JERRY 225.00 RENT GROTE JANICE L 25.00 UTIlITY PAYKENT H & G PARTHERSHIP DBA 338 S 252.00 REHT H L APARTKEHTS 698.00 REHT HAROIHG, HARK 411.00 REHT HATFIELD, CONNIE C/O LIHCOLN 46Z.00 RENT HAUG, EDUARD J. JR. DBA H & H 1,143.00 REHT HAUKEYE IHVESTKEHTS 297.00 REHT HAYEK REAL ESTATE ACCOUNT 761.00 REHT HEALY, PAK 365.00 REHT HEATH, CHARLES 207.00 RENT HEIH, LETHA 268.00 REHT HElKER, RAY 2,2B4.00 REHT HENRICH DOUG 15.00 UTIlITY PAYKEHT HERSHBERGER, LOREH 295.00 RENT HEYOARPOUR PEYKAH 2.00 UTILITY PAYKENT 1363 i -' - - - ' l' "" f j,'f ',/'/i ,LI" 'I'~f: '.. ~ 1'1 f . ,~ ..l . , ",'_. ,___ .~, '., r-' , /.' I..",., i I I',' . " I I , i , j, , '7f" t-t .>~' ,L, " ",q ,';' ,t, , I , '. '\ '.'.,.... . I '~ --. "',, . COUNCIL LISTING IlAY 31, 1992 VENDOR NAHE LU, CHARLES LYIlAN ASSOCIATES DBA RALSTON LYNCH, LA~RENCE L. H B E ASSOCIATES HADDEN, ROO IlAILLJARo, HICHAEL IlALONEY, PNYLLIS IlARK IV INVESTORS DBA IlARSHALL, BERNARD A IlARY O. COLDREN HOHE FOR AGED IlATSON BARBARA Jo IlATTHESS, BURRELL MCCASLIN, RICHARD MCCOLLISTER, ED~IN MCCREEDY, CHARLES MCoERMorr, EDWARD J MCDONALD, CHESTER MCGUIRE CEVEN B MCKEEN, MRS. PAUL MCKILLIP, JUDITH MEANS, DUANE MEIER, DALLAS ACCT #306373 MillER, GLENN H MIllER, JAMES MILLER, JAMES R MILLER, JAMES R MILLER, ROBERT J. MOD POO INC IlANAGEMENT ACCOUNr HoHRoE GUY 0 MOORE, OR PAULIHE ,MOORE, JERRY R. MORRISON, SHEILA MULFORD, JAMES G. HUSTON, RAY A & LINDA K NELSON, STEVE & LEAH NICOLA, NINA NISLY, JAMES NISSLEY, EUGENE W. NoRR, ANDREW ESTATE oAklIDOO VILLAGE MERS ASSOC OLD GOLD COURT APARTMENTS OLESEN APARTMENTS OLSON JENNIFER ORIGINAL TOlIN COURT OUTLOT 25 ASSOCIATES DBA PACHA, THEODORE H PARK PLACE APARTMENTS PARKSloE IlANoR PATTON CHRISTOPHER S PArrON, MARCIA PAYRAVI, BI81 PECHOUS, EDWARD C. ',' AMOUNT oEscRIPrlON 833.Go RENT 1,610.00 RENT , 336.00 RENT 1,166.00 RENT 334.00 RENr 245.00 RENT Z45.00 RENT 6,850.00 RENT 246.00 RENr 395.00 RENr 1.00 UTIlITY PAYMENT 273.00 RENT 416.00 RENT 208.00 RENT 288.00 RENT 195.00 RENr 411.00 RENT 28.00 UTIlITY PAYMENr 493.00 RENT 865.00 RENT 284.00 RENT 336.00 RENT 628.00 RENT 380.00 RENr 209.00 RENr 1,243.00 RENT 253.00 RENT 1,657.00 REHT 16.00 UTIlITY PAYMEHT 114.00 RENr 2,322.00 RENT 254.00 REHT 755.00 RENT 252.00 RENT 417.00 RENr 254.00 RENT 113.00 REHT 925.00 RENT 716.GO RENr 898.00 RENT 609.00 RENT 265.00 RENT 3.00 UTILITY PAYMENT 3,011.00 RENr 1,203.00 RENT 186.00 RENT 612.GO RENT 756.00 RENT' 13.00 UTIlITY PAYMENT 299.00, RENr 378.00 RENT 391.00 RENT /3" ,. .......... I I \ I \ I I ! , I , I i \1 ,I I \ I y , I ., I 'I' ! i , I I I I I , Ii I i I , I 1 I J ; I , " ! I f ! ( , "1":1' t'-f '/ tl; ,/d ' ': ! fI' " .I I~ '7V' . ~,~ r-., \ :: _. '1 I~ (.r '1 - , .; "".'-. . .-' " . I I ! it , COUNCI L LISTING HAY 31, 1992 VENDOR NAME PEEPLE, ROGER PEET, NICNOLAS J PENNINGROTN APARTHENTS PENTACREST GAROEN APARTHENTS PERSINGER, OAVIO R PETERSON, JACK PICKERING, JAMES PIPEYARO PARTNERS,OBA RALSTON POOTS, ALLAN & ASSOCIATES POTTERFIELO, AMANOA POIIERS RICHARO POIIERS RICKIE PUOIL ROBERT QUINN, JAHES H. R S INVESTHENTS RALSTON CREEK VILLAGE APTS. RAMER, LARRY G RANSHAW, OAVE RAUH, JOHN REILANO, HARVIN RENOON, JORGE X RALPH IRVIN RHOADES & ASSOCIATES RICKERL SAMUEL J RIOENOUR, THOHAS W. RIGGAN, JIH RITTGERS, BEN ROBERTSON, CINOY H. ROGERS, LARRY & HELISSA ROSHEK, HARVIN ROYAL INVESTHENTS RUKA, GARY A. RUHHELHART, ELHER RUHHELHART, I VAN C. & BLANCHE RUHOELL, VICKIE L. RYAN, TERRY L & MARY K S & S INVESTHENTS SCHEETZ, RAYHOHO & ANNE SCHELLIN, OETLEr SCHLAPKOHL, OANIEL P. SCHLOTE, NANCY SCHNEIDER, MAYNARD SCHOENMAKER, ADRIAN & SARA L. SCHOTT APARTHENTS SCOTCH PINE APARTHENTS SCOTSOALE APARTHENTS SEARSON, JAHES L. SECURITY INVESTHENTS ASSOC. SEHLER APARTHENTS SEHLER BUILDING SENATE APARTHEHTS SESSIONS, HAZEL SEVILLE APARTHENTS AMOUNT DESCRIPTION 319.00 RENT 168.00 RENT 1,479.00 RENT 324.00 RENT 124.00 RENT 328.00 RENT 254.00 RENT 1,192.00 RENT 279.00 REHT 340.00 RENT 21.00 UTILITY PAYHENr 13.00 UTILITY PAYHENT 12.00 UTILITY PAYHENT 243.00 RENT 977 .00 RENT 3,125.00 REHT 399.00 RENT 361.00 RENT 560.00 RENT 436.00 RENT 517.00 RENT 551.00 RENT 23.00 UTILITY PAYHENT 135.00 RENT 327.00 RENT 253.00 RENT 340.00 REHT 239.00 RENT 472.00 RENT 434.00 REHT 1,079.00 RENT 71.00 REHT m.oo RENT 474.00 RENT 229.00 RENT 345.00 RENT 1,770.00 REHT 424.00 RENr 450.00 RENT 275.00 RENT 326.00 RENT 358.00 RENT 240.00 RENr 1,914.00 RENT 402.00 RENT Z76.00 RENT 2,015.00 REHT 339.00 RENT 197.00 RENT 288.00 RENr 525.00 RENT 3,069.00 RENT ; , ,I 1~6g . , (,1-' f~l:' 0'1'11 ,tl '!~' , , .,:,: I I. .7. ,-, . . " ( l... , ,'.,,-- CooNCILLlSTlNG MAY 31, 199Z VENDOR NAME SHAHIDI, MASooO SHIN GIEHNA SHORTLEY, RUSH N. SHRAMEK, LoolSE SJRE yooNG FAMILY PARTNERSHIP SKARDA, VAL SKAUGSTAD, MARILYN & CHARLES SKOG, CLARENCE SLAGER, GARY SLOANE, DONNA L SNITH, ALTA SOHN, JOHN & MARGARET SooTHGATE DEVELOPMENr CO., IHC SPAETH, JOHN STANNARD, PAULA J. srEVE, DAVE STEVENS , STAN STENART, ROBERT STIlES, J H STREB, LORI STUCKER, DONALD J. SUNSET MANOR SNEETING, LISA & RON SNIFT-FLEMING RENTALS TNT DEVELOPMENT TAYLOR; PAULINE THAYER, KEITH E. THE UNIVERSITY OF IOIIA TH(lIfOPULOS, GREGS & METTlE TH(lIfPSON JIMMIE TH(lIfPSON, CHARLES TH(lIfPSON, SHIRLEY TIlHLIN, EOITH TDNN & CANPUS APARrMENTS' rUNG, HAl-NAN UNIVERSITY OF IDNA VEATCH, MARLIN A. & MARCIA VOPARIL CUSTIlH BUILT H(lIfES NAGNER, JAMES R NALOEN PLACE NALDEN, DORIS M. NALTERS, CLIFFORD NARO, RANDY NATERS, LARRY NATTERS DONNY NELANDER, PHYLLIS N. NELCHER CATHERINE NELLS, DONALO NELSCH, CLAYTON NENMAN, BONNIE NESTGATE VILLA APARTNENTS NESTIIOOO APARTMENTS AMOONr DESCRJPrJON 233.00 RENT, 19.00 UTILITY PAYMENT 361.00 RENr 209.00 RENT 666.00 RENT 437.00 RENT 167.00 RENr 670.00 RENT 998.00 RENT 276.00 RENT 4Z4.00 RENT 657.00 RENT 243.15 RENT 261.00 RENT 365.00 RENr 234.00 RENT 384.00 RENr 289.00 RENT 253.00 RENT 383.00 RENr 295.00 RENT 190.00 RENr 405.00 RENr 232.00 RENr 275.00 RENr 300.00 RENT 393.00 RENT 712.00 RENT 169.00 RENT 14.00 UTILITY PAYMENT 1,272.00 RENT 697.00 RENT 207.00 RENr 3,543.00 RENT 340.00 RENT 13,235.00 RENT 391.00 RENT 506.00 RENT '570.00 RENT 334.00 RENT 46Z.00 RENT 2,508.00 RENT 275.00 RENr 141.00 RENT 52.00 UTIlITY PAYMENT 247.00 RENT 28.00 UTILlry PAYMENT 57.00 RENT 230.00 RENr 340.00 RENr 450.00 RENT 99.00 RENT 13" ,I I I i I I , i i i - .. ' .. - ~' , i '-1 ,.".. r II t., , t , ,~ ,- l' \,,:: tr ~ll, ,: I" .1 ~ " ' CooNCIL LISTING MAY ll, 1992 VENliOll NI.I4E WILCOX, LARRY WI LOMAN, MICHAEL WILKER. \/ANOA WIRTH, BILL 1ollR0EN, ROIlERT IollIGHT, WILLIAM YEGGY, BERNARD YOOER, ARNOLD YOOER, EARL, OOOGE ST APTS LTO YOOER, EARL, FY RENTALS YOOER, J D YOOER, RITA yooNG, VIONNE ZENACK, NATHAN DBA HOLLY\OOD ZIEGLER Ill, EKHARO ZIELINSKY, JOHN ZIXIK, VERNON & MARGUERITE ZUBER, LARRY CITY OF 1000A CITY CITY OF IOIIA CITY ATLANTIC LAKESIOE LTD PAULINE SPIVEY JOHN OAWSON X 0 HooSELOG , WILLIAM BARZEE O'IlIl GREGORY RICHARD LINDGREN X CKAMBERS LOVETlNSICY, DAN & IlARY OIVERSIFIEO PROPERTIES KACENA APTS X OAVE FOON LYLE BIGHL~Y X MOO Pal INC HooSING AUTHORITY FUNO TOTAL CooNCIL LISTING MAY 31, 199Z VENOOR NAME AMCIJNT OESCRIPTlIlIl m.oo 156.00 505.00 11l1.00 400.00 14a.oO 228.00 l,l06.00 961.00 951.00 655.00 l36.00 540.00 l74.00 552.00 387.00 355.00 204.00 9,914.70 25,664.13 382.00 168.00 2lZ.00 19.00 329.00 233.00 12.00 514.00 lOO.OO l6.00 ==::=:::z:======= 252,369.23 AMCIJNT DESCRIPTION GRAND TOTAL ======:::;=====. 6,104,118.75 RENT RENT RENT RENT RENT RENT RENT RENT RENT RENT RENT RENT RENT RENT RENT RENT RENT RENT 1168 j'l i .. , " i I I I I I I I I , , i i I I ,I "\ . . ~ " " , 1 f .l. - -'" , ' ;, i~l"':-:""'tl""""'''"-d "t" .." r ' .._: I.. If..."]' U (, ,_ . I . .. _ " ". .~, '_ 4 " ...... -:'. - .~~ . - - . h0,) C.F."Chuck" KENT 220 RICHARDS STREET IOWA CITY, IOWA 52246 3193380978 June 5, 1992 I I' I , , i i i Iowa City Council Civic Center 410 E. Washington Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Dear Members of the Iowa City Council, The proposed new ordinance on the use and care of lawn care products, in my opinion, should not be passed by you. The lawn care companies are professional people and trained accordingly. The council needs to look at saving the people of Iowa City money, and this will greatly increase the cost of lawn care. Do you propose to regulate the people who use pesticides on their own, and don't have nearly the knowledge of the lawn care people? Why are you trying to fix something that isn't broke? Respectfully, crfud- C.F.Kent 'J'ljr~O\ 'ljt~O\ ')\~\ t-1.\'J \\\\;\"\'J /,0 1,0 \1 9~ \\~\' 00:\ \ 0 (r~.'\~ 137~ , ' ! ~ , .. ,j :1 \: I , , ~ :'~ , I i , ! I : , ! I . .. , ......- -....... , ' '~~ .. " ,', f, ;-1 t-f' '~~I-~_'l~ ,....t ' " .11-," , ~ · ~ "- [ 'I" ,,'., f.," j . I "', ' .~ ' ':-.. . _. ~,I, > '.. . ,,....;)' ~ . , ,J - , RECEIVED JUN 1 2 19~ June 11,1992 lO N '- ~ '11 ""'" 0\ ~= ~'Vl ~ ijlli f.=J '2 "'~dJ Mr. Darrel Courtney I Mayor city of Iowa city 410 Washington st. Iowa city, IA 52240 o -<C") ~::j 0-< -10 -<r . 1"11 ~ 0;0 --;::=^ :r;: Subject: Chemical Ordinance o lO Dear Darrel: The purpose of this letter is to question the proposed Chemical Ordinance. I hope you carefully study the need for this Ordinance, the practicality of enforcing it and what you hope to accomplish with it. I believe it very important that you try to attend any informational meetings that you can to learn what is already in place at the Federal level and at the State level. If your goal is to ultimately prohibit use of chemicals, an ordinance to that effect would be more practical to enforce. If you intend to limit chemical use, then why not do it through education. After all, the Iowa city population is the most educated in the state. If you can provide scientific facts that we, as citizens, should know, you should make them known to us so we too can learn and become informed. If your motive is to make it more difficult for business, then your current proposal will certainly do that. If your goal is to assess another tax on business I there must be a simpler and more logical alternative. The original proposal was geared toward the professional applicators. These are trained individuals who specialize in the application of chemicals. These people are already required by State law to attend training meetings to be accredited to apply chemicals and are required to take continuing training each year. I'm not sure you are being very prudent by targeting this group. The chemical industry is legislated at the Federal level and at the State level. Now we need more legislation at the city level? We truly have entered the era of "big brother" watching over us. I sincerely hope that the Council in its wisdom finds that education is more practical than legislation in finding a solution to this perceived problem. If you must resort to a third layer of legislation I hope that it is practical, that it is fair, that it is legally enforceable and cost-minimal to enforce. Thank you for taking the time to consider my thoughts. PHONE (3191 354.4167 130 S, DUBUQUE STREET IOWA CITY, IOWA 52240 PHONE 13/91 354.4111 208.210 FIRST AVENUE CORALVILLE, IOWA B2241 PHONE 13191 354-4143 1558 MALL DRIVE IOWA CITY, IOWA 52240 131,2 J.." !'\ ~, :.j ,I , , ( , i I ' , , i I I , , ' rl C" ';;) ,tJ . ,:1', : '1"/ r, I,' "J" ,.....' '_ i,:....,:..;:. ,_ '._, . . . Sincerely, C\c ~ l~Meis, Pres. Lenoch & Cilek True Value ~~I ) ~'1.cW r r.:J:;;, o-n "It.. , J 0-- /U~ ;rt..)Jt. /. ~~~, i'l ! ~/ I I CY- i I I I ;: , , I r I I 'f. " i' , ',7 J (,1:-1 ,'t:"'f 'I~} t-j ,,11 . .; ~~',:r~. . ..t-.' '_....,.. "t :.' ., \ -, ,'! ~~ ~ ' RECEIVED flAY 27 1992 ~'~ JJ67 Hanover Court IOija City, IA 52245 26 11ay 1992 The Honorable Darrel Courtney Mayor of IOija City Civic Center, 410 E. Washington Street IOija City, IA 52240 Dear Mayor Courtney: The library parking lot next to ijhat ijas the old library has provided tijO spaces for persons ijith handicapped permits for many years, and I am one of those persons ijho is very distressed at the loss of that entire parking lot along with those special spaces provided for the disabled members of our community, It will mean that parkin~ in that area for all disabled persons using the public library, shopping in the nearby shops, attending functions at the Masonic Lodge and at Trinity Episcopal Church will not have available space unless the city sees fit to provide at least one, or preferably two spaces on College Street somewhere between Gilbert and Linn Streets. r have used that parking lot at least twice a week on a regular basis now for 22 years, and many, many other times as well, I am a member of Trinity Episcopal Church and a regular member of the church choir. Without available handicapped parking spaces in that immediate area, several disabled members of our parish including myself, will not be able to participate fully in the life of the church. The proposed ramp in t he nearby plaza is simply too far away for us to walk. It is our hope that the city will review the necessity for providing alternative handicapped parking spaces to replace the loss of those from the old library parking city lot. Sincerely yours, ...tMfi8 ~ Carol Horton copy to Linda Gentry, City Attorney YAlOl'Am VAIDI llHJ1J All8 91 : I lid S ~ NOr c6 u~n~~ i'l \ :' j J 1373 r:.. f"/' 'cl "j::1 "t I ',I:;i "'. " ' ",: l., I~ [ .' ,t ,:~:.U ,\ '\ . 'l-"" .'~ . -., " ~,-- . ,',,' , J~) Gi\l)) )\ /)t 2003 North Dodge Street Iowa City, Iowa 52245 May 12, 1992 Dear Council Members: We live adjacent to the ACf campus and have occupied our house for 26 years. , Recently we learned that ACf plans to further develop and expand the campus. In so doing, they have requested that a proposed extension of 1st Avenue through ACf property be realigned and not divide the campus. Even though we have attended Zoning and City Council meetings at which this request was discussed, it was only last night that we learned that ~ resolution will come before Council on May 26, which, in effect, would grant such a request. In other words, ACT wants a promise that any extension of 1st Avenue will avoid ACT property. We believe this to be grossly unfair to surrounding property owners who would probably be heavily assessed for paving and sidewalks. We are very opposed to an extension of 1st Avenue to North Dodge! There is no need for it. I drive this area every day and traffic moves quickly; the speed limit on North Dodge is 45 miles MPH! The only people who might benefit from the extension are ACf employees who live on the South Side. There are few developments between ACf and the current terminal of 1st Avenue. The terrain is difficult and any road construction would be extraordinarily expensive and costly to maintain. Such a road, and particularly an arterial ro'ad, would divide farm lands and in general depreciate the value of existing homes. Finally, the impact on the environment can only be destructive and unsightly. Since it appears that writing a letter is the only input that residents are allowed at this time, we hasten to present our views. Unfortunately we will be away from Iowa for some weeks and cannot be present at the next Council discussion. Yours sincerely, ~~ ~~ ~!~ {l/~ John and Marge Clancy Ii /37'1 . ' '- " ,- "f-f' ~'tH I' I , ", "" . T:V' " "". . . \ ~ I " " , \"..J;J.. ~ ,L,.. ",."1' ......0 , ,,' . . - . . ,.~ 'l\X) d-1J R~CEIVEO MAY 2 9 199L ,', ! 2150 Dubuque Road Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Dear Mr MacDonald: This letter is in reference to the recent proposal by ACT for new streets in the area now served' by Dubuque Road. The City Council should not allow itself to be pressured by ACT to any extension of First Avenue beyond where it would face the proposed expansion of their buildings, i.e., west to North Dodge Street. Dubuque Road could be extended straight east at the point where it now curves north and serve the new buildings on both sides, eventually connecting with Scott Blvd. Dubuque Road should not become a private drive for ACT. Pedestrian traffic from the north to the south parts of ACT could be regulated for safety by a pedestrian traffic control or an underpass. At present and in the future most of the traffic on the road (east from North Dodge Street) is ACT traffic anyway and since aCT generates it, they should take care of it. Private access roads through ACT grounds off Dubuque Road could well accommodate their needs. I can see no, need for an arterial extension of First Avenue to North Dodge Street, the cost of which would be assessed to property owners in the area who would receive no benefit from it, in fact just the opposite, since there is no housing there which doesn't already have access to North Dodge Street. Present traffic on First Avenue has easy access via Rochester Street to North Dodge. North Dodge should remain one of the main thoroughfares from I 80 into Iowa City. Little of the traffic coming into Iowa City on North Dodge leaves that street before Church, Market, or Jefferson and most of it goes on to Burlington Street and beyond. ACT should expand its facilities to fit in with Iowa City's needs and Iowa City should not have to burden taxpayers, condemn lands, etc. to give ACT a private domain. It seems absolutely nonsense to extend First Avenue expressly to take care of ACT traffic when they already have an easy entrance from Dubuque Road. I live on that road and I know that except for a short time at 8:30 in the morning and 4:30 in the afternoon Monday through Frida)' that road has very little traffic. The city should,not be asked to build a new road at great expense when Dubuque Road could be extended for a small percentage of what the proposed new road would cost. ACT should be encouraged to work around the least expensive alternative rather than their present plans. A much cheaper solution is possible: wiser, tool \'fiADI'Am VMOI \1~3l8 )'.I.IJ 91 : I f1d S - Hllr Z6 fil' ::,1 'Ii ~ o,q >:0.. c;;J U U",;j Very truly yours, , ~~ ( !fJ ~'~:~rles Eb~/L i I ~-~~i ~S " ~-t ~'j). , 371./ ,. " -. 't-/" "1=1, \~tI' ,:7] " , , ,: f' ;. , . ;.~,~'.', _ I \' " "-,'J -.', .. , I I I I I I I "- - - -. -. - -...- - r );l~) J~A TTITUDE Rx: Energizing The Force Within b-/S f< ;t; ~~~: J,;~~ ~ ib ~!J~~ X ~~ '/J(~cv: ~N.e?~. tW woPC.k tU&.. ,i ~ ~~.k,~,~ .y~ ~ .....v..dL. 4<-e. ~ ~, 4 ~ "'l~ -U/-<-u.. ~Jv<-vL fk---. e:z;+d7~ >rifpL~ ~ , /I//~~' . ~ Jf ~~-.{:z~ . \l1~01 'Am \11,\01 I , }IH3l:J All:) , SO :1 lid LINnrZ6 (E~ <Ail ~ Thinking Thank You 1991 Mercy Hospital, Iowa City j\ , I I , , , , i 1375 ' " 1 '. hi, tJ ,e.~ ti., '/j . ,;' ; ~)~l )6 .5-6-92 FILED 92 JUII16 All 9: 13 CITY CLERI\ Ki I'kwo,:>d IAlJbMJT~nl:@!r:'~wer Muscatine I ':'pp':lse the PI'l:lpl,sal tel wi/jen Avenue, It, is my belief t.hat, t.he Cit,y Plannel's should make evel'y eff,:,I't, k, channel t.1'affic ;"rc'un,j ':'UI' neighbol'ho':>d, It is time t.o once again make t.he int.egl'it.y of t.he individual neighbol'h':":>ds pal'am,:,unt. in t,he eyes of t.he Cit.y Planners. TI",is is not, a new concept. t.c' t.he plannel's. It. has been d':'ne many t.imes befc'l'e: The t.1'affic fl'ee al'ea in t.he downt.':>wn shopping al'ea The addit.i':>n of ,t~1..~~~?el'lJidge Mall The sect.ion ,:>f tiI----, J/:r. ne:(t, t.,:> t,he seni,:o]' ~1'~'~"'C1 It. is t.ime t.,:> t.hink of t.he ~'el fal'e ,:>f t.he indivi,jual nei9hb':>I'h':>':>d, t.he adul t, I'esident.s and espec ial ly t.he neighb':o]'h':,od chi ldren, Evel'y eff':>I't. should be made t..:, discoul'age t,\'affic t.hl":>ugh neighb':o]'h':'o,js, One ,:,f t.he I'eas':>ns Hi';Jh~'ay 6 Bypass was const,l'uct.ed was t.c, channel t.1'affic away fl'orfl Muscat.ine Avenue (Ol,j H1grlway 6) t.aking cal' and serlli t,l'uck t.1'affic ':>ut. ,:>f t.he nei9hb':'I'h':>ods and t.o channel t.raffic awa)' fl'orn t.he bus1ness dist.I'ict. , ,I Curl'ent.ly we have a vel'y dangel":>us si t.uat.io:>n f,:o]' sch':":>l children cl":'ssing Lc'wel' Muscat,ine and /(il'kw':>,:>d Avenue ':>n t.heil' \~ay t.,:> sc hc,,:> 1 , :::':>~Ie parent.s al'e concel'ned en':>u9h about. t.his unPI,,:,t,ect.ed cr':'ssin9 al'ea to:> t.ake t.hei I' chi ldl'en t.,:> sCh':":,l by car I'at.he\' t.han t.o:> have t.her,., chance a CI'ossing ':of t.hese t.wc, dan';Jel":'Us st.reet.s, To dat.e at. least. t.~,,:, chi l,jl'en have been st.ruck on t.hese I',:>ads and serioLlsly injul'ed in 011' at.t.empt. t.o get, k, schoc,l. It. is no~' difficult. eMU';Jh t.,:> ent.el' t.he fl,:>~' c,f t.l'affic ':'\1 L':,wel' Muscat.ine R':'ad at, ~1C'St, peak hc,ul's, It. wc'uld be even mOI'e hazal'dous if t.hel'e wel'e m':>I'e lal,es of t.1'affic, Few pe':>ple adhel'e k, a 2.5 mile an h':'LII' speed limit. on mult.iple lane I',:>ads, S:peed a I 5':0 i nc I'eases t.he dangel' t.o pedest.l'ians as we II <'>,5 vehicles seeking t.c' CI'OSS ('I' ent.el' t.he f!c'~' c,f t,raffic, Besides t.he dangel' of multiple lanes an'~ incl'ease,j t.1'affic I wouloj alSI) like t,o sHe t.he ,:>bvi,:ous health I'isks (':0 pel'sc'ns livin9 in t.he al'ea becalJse ':of t.he lnc I'eased colI'b':>I' rf":'I":>:dde genel'at.ed bv t.he incl'easa 1n t.raffic and the increased lead in t.he air frc~ older cars tr"d, st,ill Lise leade'~ 9"s':,llne, J wC",\d l1ke t.,:o enc':,ul'age t.his cc,unc i I t.,:o c,e b,:old en':ou9h t.,:> I'esist. t,he pl'essul'e bl'I:>U9ht. c'n it. by t.he businesses in t.he al'ea and Kil'h":":,d CO~lIl1unit,y College t.o ~'i,jen L,:owel' Muscatine and /(id:w':>':,d Avenue, Please pl'esel've t.he int.e91'it.)' ,:,f C'UI' nei';Jhb':'i'h':,,:>ds and enc,:oul'age t.he t,l'affic t,o use t.he g":ist,in';J foul' Jane Hit;!""y F., 8ypas~ a'lrdil'ec~ I":out.e t.o t.he businesses in t.he al'ea, ~~..{:"7~~~ , /315 ,i ! I , I I I I ; I I I I I I j ,j , . , J (, cl" "r-f '-, Cl ,Ct '" r . fI' , ~ -t I v " C: 'I', . t~, ~,' I~ (" ,_, '. . ,I . .,'-. , . --. , : (~\~) :~~ City Council members have expressed a desire to receive J'our input on the proposal to widen Lower Muscatine Road and Kirkwood Avenue. Please take a moment of your time and share your thoughts with your elected representatives. lk~{l/~~~~ ;r'?~d~ ~~ ~ -' d - A I1A~-rJ// ~~ ! / ~ ~~/~1- :g~ 0/ ~ rvv-.;:& ~~ du- ~ p~ ;k ;b~ if' J ~~ nr-/ , , ,I l i' i i I l!l N 0 c... :J.:C1 c:: "1i P:::j z <= ("')-( 0'1 r= -1("') -<1- :::- m "fT! :::: o~ W li"j --:;........ ~ w NAM" ADDRESS: tJ. ,/ ~ /375 , , 1', [I t~f :,=1', n, 'I], ", " (, II .. ,/ ,_' ,.... , I' . 1_ : -- .~ .- r~~~ " " I I,' ..,1 i' ,; , I 1,.,0" f "i','l, I I i City Council members have expressed a desire to receive your input on the proposal to widen Lower 1\1uscatine Road and Kirkwood Avenue. Please take a moment of your time and share your t~ with your elected representatives. ~~ " ~i iJJ;~ ," , ,'~ vU-<~ ~ ~ ~~j~ ~ - , ,~J_"A ~' AlUbVT', -r--- --:Q~ ~_:;~~'Id .;a;. ~~ >>r j I , , I i i i I I i , , I j i , , i i :i \ " "',' .,,, ;'!; , ' , , ,'.,. 1 . ,<0 N :0 t-. ~(j c: 11 :J>::j z ~ n-< - f- en -In ,-, ne ' , -<r 2';: " "1T1 - ~:dJ , a::;! \9 I :E...... :J> - , w NAME: ~~~. ADDRESS: Lj ~ f J. ~ I i I I , , I , i , I I I , , ! , ( ,':1 .'j , 1315: "'"0''-''' ,;;,. , ' ,f i' , ' , i' , i ,1 , I I - ~ -y.. \,: IJ' . f:f! ':'--/' t-:-, t _,,' .,:",,' ':I , - ~ . .,' ....... ',':-, ,", "I&) ~y City Council memb . ers have expressed d mput on the proposal to wid L a esire to receive your K' en ower M Irkwood Avenue. Please uscatine Road and sh take a moment f are your thoughts with 0 your time and your elect d e representat' .;h "e<, -2 I '1~ C.<'V?<- r~ ~ -'I Ie- 3 {/;;J (r ;; (r ij fr ;;2 ~ /e- _-/-'- ? !'k~'": tit""" (7Le. u.p4 ih"- r:-t? ;jj"./ ~ W,__,vfii' ~ltI..J,~ ~ ~ ? ,jv/<</ , ~ t/.,y ~, C/cL-- !::'" <rj- v7U-W "~'-'- iT ~',iflU ~,~~~,,;-Jz :J7 -r{~J~~/~~ ~~__ vA v I cvtt- ~ J /M7"l~ I I , , i\ , I , , \.0 " ,I <3 N \ '- "I ~(j c: 4'1 ,I :P::i ;;:: (")-< - .- - 0' i"" , -1(") -('- ~ m :.-rn - r;j 0:;0 \.0 ~;;: .. :P - (.0) NAME: y/~~ ' ADDRESS: ,.,2 .. ~ 1375 i ,_d". , "." {' (. -J 't- ',- ':...' :"'JJ- "I "j ,I, , r fJ .c;.:., ,. . <- c,ld "J~,~J, ,UL; , , ! , \ f~e;) ~~~ I I I , ;\ , I I I City Council members have expressed a desire to receive your input on the proposal to widen Lower Muscatine Road and Kirkwood Avenue. Please take a moment of your time and share your thoughts with your elected representatives. , . {itVI;~ ib~\1td ,-/Z; .tcll1l~ ")t(;h(~f I ,1&t \1~G (1,(,(1L(U\. ~10..zH el'(!( 11'1:.1 "IIYj~,i'J f\JD v'!<::d t lL;i.dJiA KJhcaJ., "-EJtI';{\;Y<1:h, V.-h\'(\~".l\~) ,(~~l~'\.tx,-r-S [(j ll..d\ (,6 FrG id,l1. &n~lt0t'.{,\' l \ l\{) Gii\ l~ NJbi b(~01J (l(lU~ .-i \ 1<;' t'/{cFknl r ~ ,. ~{ t~.\i2 ,_n~~~\ V-:\\,i.). v\)V;CI,\,f) I ,h\L\\J~! (rl~wo uJrl~,~(L~ ::: ')I{J;Jd~ ct (L \ h(,)\~''Cl h~ W~ \.LJJ1~~\) (\-$rJ00t, \ '-nl\~Y2', (,0t. ~~ \\\.1.1(\ :kt-~' {6~JV,'+0 ,+--te', 'It.; eA'7lj 'Th \~~~t. U'r'1\J(.A ~:tltl;.f h~'U~C ~~l--t\\l~\YLG ()'\(tl~ ("J '-thL./t'lLU~ riL"{\II,J h~(rc,;~\1: '\~i{ (<:i~\\;.j, hl~kV<.-li l~"'-f'f\-' GtQQC(+-:' \~<{Jer:':" U\.\,l:;t lIi1~~~'I::5V'" . , ,,1)s1.~ '~kkli'ldM:,v~Q )U l~5\.I(~ \X\~:.. hl.l.{(~,/ oJ~~ (P""(W€- j:.,C:. ~-Ik ~ l;kd1':tV.6 ' \.e{~~ \;\3 (/; A 'Sr.f\uJ~t ~r 'f[rW71, ; '; . i' , " ! Ql}0 , _ l.O o I$ ::::';c, I-. J>.::j ~ "VD ~-~ - ~ -(C") 0\ f- ;<r- "" r," _f"i1 -,. {if] 0.:0 - .._ .-;;.~ lO I' C"' :-::: . 't "UtJ ,r.:- - w 1375 /. -, '- . - -.-t I ' ',' I' - ' I' ,: ."- . "l;;,. . ( , .f.. I ' t..f. :' ,I U ..,', 'i'. _0', ._~ _:,,;--' r~ , \' i ~ '\?) " ! 1 ; i i \ City Council members have expressed a desire to receive your input on the proposal to widen Lower Muscatine Road and Kirkwood Avenue. Please take a moment of your time and share your thoughts "ith your elected representatives. I , I ir)ti('1!/~ j{ ;;/( fA..l()tJd ). I;l!.. UHjUr& I + /(' .n ,( ,) /" ,liu'Juf hLI'C'll.'-" (t.rrr(. d.IUY ItOl1lJ- W " v , lit, f /) /' J,tf Ot ~../ ih. 5,.. (:c_ ~:r, 'Vl'J (LJ'JJI < LIt\. \LI L v A- fI1,'d J lli. fl./f17 r' I ~ f.a ~iL Cut) .,(J L; fuJ2~ /1'VJ.r~ It !1tCJ'K.. d,..f-I,'{ut!:- -Iv y-urJ1 ,'11 lout- of {)Vr Jr:~_wtuo- qJ -Irc,/{.rc. lI.J6v{J,. cil a Y'OVh.&' Jf..)'-I1IItJ (4 r$ , , , '. , " " '! I ; , I I r-- {-vrillJ} (more., (eJ?1~I/"/lr 'It/.{ 5'hp 5'ig'11 d 5!/J'/tl?7d /.. /(I'f-/{ I-OOOe!.- ,t{)~/.,{c9- /Y1t{/tL if lJl1f05$,'fvJ:. I J~ r ~(.)f t1~ tJvr <lrlvewcur. /ilL bv.Q.. S fiouJe.s I W~Jt or JUI11Md (lh k'J'(k. /..J.I~<IJ. (/nd 'iff ~ e.llrrcnfly Vl<'y: cJ.if{wAf to bttCk. &()f- 01\ +0 lC.h}(,()~iJ)&. (e5~c.lcdG Vo i &.rlli.e. .ea.S~, NAME::!) C/M'!>l;.) ivv fLQ...UU ADDRESS: I qlo I!JrKtAJM(l ~ a I'\) ~D 1:: "Ii'iI ...;:o::j:.!: ~ U D"< - """ In C1'l ij'''' ;;<r ". :n;>il , /T1 ',. ,'u 0;0 -- ;;=,1 ::.:~ '-9 ~ ;i: _ to) 1375 '. " (.:, ';1' ,Ct. ',,=1 rl C'!1. " , ';' \' I ,I I , , _. , ' : I.'':-~ , . _.. " '-:-.' -." ., \~l~ rf i\ ! i ! City Council members have expressed a desire to receive your input on the proposal to widen Lower Muscatine Road and Kirkwood Avenue. Please take a moment of your time and share your thoughts with your elected representatives. aJ- /ahL (2 ' :z~,ti i-k72 (d~ ~tl- "~ /lo ~ , CVvi~-d1 ~ u4.- ~~c6uv ;/AJ~~/n,ep .1 ~ aM, w<~'c;/)1-<vr ~A~~~, ~~ ~'Vl-~o--~6 ~~J)~~)~,.P I ~-;t;/~~ ~ ~~ I ~ ~ ~;;t/w..7J~ u)Lt : 0'1ctAe;~~l>4oy'~{~ ~~k~~~; ti' -. (] , , \ I' \ , "~I I NAMF.01~ 1~-r.<~ ' . ADDRESS: 13~ /(i;'j,_Uhf;PO C3 ~ ~- I\J .,~C') r .h"" ~ \)} ~ ";:>" """.... Vu 'I\) 0') '" ~r-:. f"" 2;~1 ~ t. -..,:Y '" vl" ~~-'\. l ... ~u - ::,0 (:) 1315 c.. ,- I ~ !. . "I. , , ". ! /",", I , , I I I ~) ~~ I I I , '. ,{I' c/, ~,;:::, 't-:--' "I:;: , .. I, I ,I J .~ " ,'.-. .-, -, ,- , City Council members have expressed a desire to receive your input on the proposal to widen Lower Muscatine Road and Kirkwood Avenue. Please take a moment or your time and share your thoughts with your elected representatives. !~ ~'L:., 2~ .~~ ~ z:o W ~~ 7 ~~ of ~ k :Jfv -d? /~ ~~~~ ~~~~ / - );0-\ ..... (J-< 0' f"" 3 i2 ". uTi - rn :::;: -;:0 10 ~~ V? :P '" NAME: ~ -;7 ~ ADDRESS: f.z. 5, S ?(~~<--11 r- 1375 I I i i'l I .r " j :; ! "j' , . ~ , , [,-:' ri: i.:f '::,:1, FI 'j7:JJ " , " '" 1,,/ f '_ _ ,~ , ,1-. ,_, , ~~~) City Council members have expressed a desire to receive your input on the proposal to widen Lower Muscatine Road and Kirkwood Avenue. Please take a moment of your time and share your thoughts with your elected representatives. . J dm\i Wi l\.f-ul LU~RUYlu\c3 Kl,~~l\X~d L!'l CJ&c~\.-(Ji-o \:J-p l h~ lb\I%<{. .!v LLW ~\\.~ ,0 \1'\\CIL t-{~ 'tA~ ~ llJQ ~ '~ ~'t (;0)\ NLl~~'t~~. ~" J)&d \1~ \ ~ i I i i I I i LO N 0 c... ~C? c: "1l )>:::j :::.c: CJ-< - ~ en r -ICJ ,,<r :=: r.m "/"11 "'" a o::n "::Y :::EA 'R \-:.: )> - w NAME< ~\Ihj i<pSSu\'\ (~r ADDRESS: ~low -t=oXq Y\Q ,tJ~ lU'&fslde " 1375 ,i i , . \ 1 I I I I I I I I i j , , \ .. 'j , ! " J , , , : '.i ........ ... y.......,.. -- -~ . r ' . .' - - ,- ":"'t ' t ,- 'I" , r, ii:,/ ,t:,..f' '-'~-l t, . ,,' , ~; '; . J~~ '.,.; : tL. . .~:.. ~ . 'I '- . . ' \~~) ~' City Council members have expressed a desire to receive your input on the proposal to widen Lower Muscatine Road and Kirkwood Avenue. Please take a moment of your time and share your thoughts with your elected representatives. I , I , t. ~~ ~~~-+6~~ ~CVJt ~ ~ ~'1'1CUrP- .at ~ ~~ ~ '{ cUvJM.L ~~ rM~, " louU J.>>M ~ ~~ ~ wJA ~ (/YNJtl Wfjf: jt wUJ P<- ~ &vi 'iwi~ fl~~ -\0 'flOfoM- 1~~', ~t"t~t~/1:~~ ~ tUO 'A) Mr(CUJ{ ~,- :2 en ~ G ;<r ;:.. iT! _J"ll :x 0;0 1,~ :~~ l.f1 ~ NAME:' . S h Pr< I Q 1-lM1 V\-I €;l1 ,~~ l> w ADDRESS: 0 (tJvv, Ii \' .1 ,I , ! 3)1-</593 /375 . . , ~ {- ....: -, ~-, ./-::'t' , , " ! i I ;'-, ,~ ' t.; hI. If,<-:,) ,"'" ~, " ",,' ". . ' . ,\~~ ') }O\j ji , City Council members have expressed a desire to receive ~'our input on the proposal to widen Lower Muscatine Road and Kirkwood Avenue. 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"'loj- : '''/:' ,7. . .'-- '..-" .... ...)~(..t.i......-..(........ f' i , ! ,I 1.0 I\l , ' 0 t... :";":n c: DU ;t;- :z -I C"lO<; ""'" ' 0"1 r -1C"l ; ,-<r :r>o i'fY 'm :J: Ci;u If? OJ ::.:~ ;:;: w NAME: ~+1.f 1 r,./ (I r; (Ii (If; ~ o ADDRESS: '7,'1,? g ('0(,'1- .::'J- /~l.;(, ~({r;, /.)J _d,i ,)..)1 ..)(0 If:' I, /375 . . r - - - - ~ ' , rl tf' I tl It ' \ I' '.~' '&.;;".I .' ~." ", ,... ._-:" ,J ' ~ , , . ' ,\ . ,__ '. . _, . _ ~ - I -, t . ~y] j~ City Council members have expressed a desire to receive your input on the proposal to widen Lower Muscatine Road and Kirkwood Avenue. Please take a moment of your time and share your thoughts with your elected representatives. I I , I I I I I . 1 , i (!) /fJ9,+iDk Sit irS ~ K;r~ /~--N !t1~di~ woJD ~ 1r1('<- -fu~ Irto t baf<IYV-I"'~ s~ ~ V>\..k -(""~~ wi [L<--l @ Tf'~V'f~* Y;/t- 4.c~ Iu~ - LAV\l ~ <-( 7 ~J ~n-r~fs. ~ r~(tec~~,j'kJ? ~M NAME:" /'M t,S"S ADDRESS: Cf (D (, ttJ(v. JODlCl ~~~-#C)~~ __~ c... ". ~~ fE "V1 n-( - rl'U;:l =i(') 01 u~ :-<~ 5:: m 0::0 (\~J1, :::;" yt ,il j;; - w /375 :'1 : . \ , ' i I i I " , , , i , t. , I :~ i ! " I I , ! r - - r ~ ~r" ...... ..... ..... ~ ...... - - ...... 1 ..... .......... -' "....', '- ~ 'I t;"'t "",: I ' , '", ' 0::-" ~ " ,: .....,,::' , 1':".' .', :' ,........r .. , l. r, I t, f: ..~! " ,_ ~" , '. ':. , . -. " ,,"-:" " t~~ ~J (\O \)- ifJ- REC~~\:::~ l'i~Y 15 1992 DATE: ~r::) 9 l.-- l~d'r4d' ~~~ 'tN/II /. ',~ A~-J ~1AA-t}'...",p.-'~ ' h ~j!%ri~1 , --I/'.~d ~ cb. ' AJnJ-1--tL ~~~_ .J)fe:--t.>~~;r /\./_U<l-~!l (( ~~.-e (Jl ~-Co'-<.A.-a flK- /'-~ , (j)~a-,--, ~""-' j , ~;/.:J ~-efLc!-e , ,'t TO: , /l0AJ7L-4 FROM: (j Ylf2.vt<- (NAME) (:) (ADDRESS) r, l t ~ ~ \ , ; , , ~ I I I am sending this letter to express my concern and anger over the proposals to widen Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatine. The integrity of our neighborhood is in jeopardy and we want you to know how strongly we feel about this issue. Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatine is an historic neighborhood as well as a mixed-Income neighborhood. Preserving this safe, friendly, and affordable neighborhood is very Important not only to citizens who reside In this area, but to citizens In the greater Iowa City area. Because very few neighborhoods of this character are still intact In Iowa City, it is extremely important that we work together to achieve the goal of keeping Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatine and its surrounding streets a suitable and safe place for families, older citizens and people of all ages, backgrounds, and incomes to live. Widening the road will have grave consequences for our neighborhood Including: I I I I I increased traffic (more dust, more noise, more danger) devaluation of property Increased danger for children & elderly who walk and cross street trees will be endangered by construction charm and attractiveness of one of the oldest neighborhoods stili Intact In central Iowa City will be diminished Kirkwood Avenue and surrounding streets have many places of prominence-- Plum Grove, Senator Kirkwood's home, several houses builtin the late 1800's and early 1900's, and of course the new addition of Summit Place. We care about our neighborhood and find It a special and affordable place to live. As our elected representative, we ask that you spend our tax dollars wisely and that Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatine be rebuilt without widening or expansion of any kind, and that damaged curbs be replaced. We ask that you listen to the concerns of the citizenry and that neighborhood preservation be made a top priority in action as well as word. . @ /375 " .' l' - - 1. t " ["7.'J ''..:1-' ':I ",' r "'1' '\.~ . , :. ,'\/ t "._,.:,J _..,':, ' ", ' ,: \:.,'. '~." .". --', __:;"'~ ~ .' .', I . , )~l0-0) , ! i DATE: ~)f.2/ TO: ~~fi~d)71f1~b FROM: ~!~t (ADDRESS) I am sending this letter to express my concern and SlliJ.a[ over the proposals to widen Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatine. The integrity of our neighborhood is in jeopardy and we want you to know how strongly we feel about this issue. Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatine is an historic neighborhood as well as a mixed.lncome neighborhood. Preserving this safe, friendly, and affordable neighborhood is very important not only to citizens who reside in this area, but to citizens in the greater Iowa City area. Because very few neighborhoods of this character are still Intact in Iowa City, it is extremely important that we work together to achieve the goal of keeping Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatine and its surrounding streets a suitable and safe place for families, older citizens and people of all ages, backgrounds, and incomes to live. Widening the road will have grave consequences for our neighborhood including: . . . . . increased traffic (more dust, more noise, more danger) devaluation of property Increased danger for children & elderly who walk and cross street trees will be endangered by construction charm and attractiveness of one of the oldest neighborhoods still intact in central Iowa City will be diminished Kirkwood Avenue and surrounding streets have many places of prominence-. Plum Grove, Senator Kirkwood's home, several houses built In the late 1800's and early 1900's, and of course the new addition of Summit Place. We care about our neighborhood and find It a special and affordable place to live. As our elected representative, we ask that you spend our tax dollars wisely and that Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatine be rebuilt without widening or expansion of any kind, and that damaged curbs be replaced. We ask that you listen to the concerns of the citizenry and that neighborhood preservation be made a top priority In action as well as word. @ 1375 ~, , , 1,. :~'l t-/ ,;] ," I . ,:;:t ': \-.. "/. " :' ,I ,'.. /...;' , , '.,__ ._~, ._', t~.' ,.~ ,t . ,,~~~ )~ To All Council Members: Is the Council really concerned with long term solutions to our traffic problems? Time spent recently on studies of the Summit Street Bridge, Scott Boulevard, and now Kirkwood and Muscatine Avenues appears to be rather short sighted. May I suggest that a larger area be considered. Why not leave present community streets as they are except for upkeep? Then revert the so-called Highway 6 Bypass and Highway I West to at least Sunset Street to local city traffic. Then create a true (limited access) bypass to accommodate all the major highways now serving our city. Other cities in other states have cooperated with state and federal agencies to accomplish such routes, Why not consider it here in anticipation of future growth to a metropolis of a very . ,I i possible 100,000 residents. .' ~ ftJ/V jiQIUL-, )11/ tl;1J~Cl , J~ J!vIJ 13 75 ;i I .~. I: , " ,[ J , [' 'l-:-/' ',:1' ~:=l' ":, I )D ,~ " ',: t f1 . \, I t- ,:7] . ~. ( " , . . '" '..... . . /. ,-, .(, . , ,': .1. _, . , . '~ .d~'l1 DATE: TO: 1/1,,", 0 ,",," )J v II "- IT FROM: //0 y'j 1~6 / (NAME) tot W"'/t.or fT (ADDRESS) I I i " , i I am sending this letter to express my concern and anger over the proposals to widen Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscaline. The integrity of our neighborhood Is in jeopardy and we want you to know how strongly we feel about this issue. KirkWood Avenue/Lower Muscatine is an historic neighborhood as well as a mixed.income neighborhood. Preserving this safe, friendly, and affordable neighborhood is very important not only to citizens who reside In this area, but to citizens in the greater Iowa City area. Because very few neighborhoods of this character are still intact in Iowa City, it is extremely important that we work together to achieve the goal of keeping Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatine and its surrounding streets a suitable and safe place for families, older citizens and people of all ages, backgrounds, and incomes to iive. Widening the road will have grave consequences for our neighborhood including: . . . . . increased traffic (more dust, more noise, more danger) devaluation of property increased danger for children & elderly who walk and cross street trees will be endangere~ by construction charm and attractiveness of one of the oldest neighborhoods still intact In central Iowa City will be diminished Kirkwood Avenue and surrounding streets have many places of prominence.. Plum Grove, Senator Kirkwood's home, several houses buillln the late 1800's and early 1900's, and of course the new addition of Summit Place. We care about our neighborhood and find it a special and affordable place to live. As our elected representative, we ask that you spend our tax dollars Wisely and that Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatlne be rebuilt without widening or expansion of any kind, and that damaged curbs be replaced. We ask that you listen to the concerns of the citizenry and that neighborhood preservation be made a top priority In action as weli as word. @ /375 . i'l I , , i , I i I , , I I I i ! i I ~I I I , ,-:c;;'':'':'' '",' ! ~", :::r:......::' i ; :~I+t,i.::,:; ','''' ',:,', ';, ,',,:~,}"~l 1'\' . ,,' ',,0,"/ ," _'.':JM I' "",,:" "f. '1 ~Ltd.,! ':.~'JjJ,,:,:. '!~.:;,: \"J::, ','j""",:':,::, ' "'."::::,;:,;:<:'~~ ~~~ da DATE: IYipt~,!11J-" TO: ~; NO'/;~t FROM: I am sending this letter to express my concern and anger over the proposals to widen Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatlne. The Integrity of our neighborhood Is In jeopardy and we want you to know how strongly we feel about this issue. Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatlne Is an historic neighborhood as well as a mixed-Income neighborhood. Preserving this safe, friendly, and affordable ' neighborhood is very important not only to citizens who reside In this area, but to citizens in the greater Iowa Clly area. Because very few neighborhoods of this character are still Intact In Iowa City, it Is extremely important that we work together to achieve the goal of keeping Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatlne and its surrounding streets a suitable and safe place for families, older citizens and people of all ages, backgrounds, and Incomes to live. , Widening the road will have grave consequences for our neighborhood ' Including: I . . . . Increased traffic (more dust, more noise, more danger) devaluation of property , ,increased danger for children & elderly who walk and ,cross street trees will be endangered by construction charm and attractiveness of one of the oldest neighborhoods stili Intact In central Iowa Cllywlll be diminished Kirkwood Avenue and surrounding streets have many places of promlnence-- , Plum Grove, Senator Kirkwood's home, several houses built in the late 1800's and early 1900's, and of course the new addition of Summit Place. We care about our neighborhood and find II a special and affordable place to live. As our elected representative, we ask that you spend our tax dollars wisely and that Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatine be rebuilt without widening or expansion of any kind, and that damaged curbs be replaced. We ask that you listen to the concerns of the citizenry and that neighborhood preservation be made a top priority In action as well as word. @ 1375 -.... ~...._~......---.-~.. .-....... ~": ~"'::"'''' ,,"', ,,.~ ..:'" ,- ':.: " ,,.: '.' ',~.-IZ!2;;" ".', " .".,.'.' '".:,,\,{i "'1 'I""'" 'L '". "'>'lU ,. , ,:I '," ,', ":'7:lJ' '," " . ",'" :" ,~?:I;~ ,",:.:,)"L.: ',;;':is.,;',:i:',::\\,',,;;::;:~:' '~":"""'" ," , ,,~_,,:;j; I'd (~~i] DATE: TO: NMvnA 1"\OVlC(( FROM: ~C{ uJ U'l (NAME) l;f, J. EvCW))~. (ADDRESS) a.~ JA S"c.24) I am sending this letter to express my concern and anger over the proposals to widen Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatine. The Integrity of our neighborhood is in Jeopardy and we want you to know how strongly we feel about this issue. Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatine is an historic neighborhood as well as a mixed.incomenelghborhood. Preserving this safe, friendly, and affordable neighborhood is very Important not only to citizens who reside In this area, but 'to citizens In the greater Iowa City area. Because very few neighborhoods of Jhlscharacter are still Intact in Iowa City, It Is extremely Importantthat we work , together to achieve the goal of keeping Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatine and ' Its surrounding streets a suitable and safe place for families, older citizens and people of all ages, backgrounds, and incomes to live. " Widening the road will have grave consequences for our neighborhood ' , InclUding: . . .' . . Increased traffic (more dust, more noise, more danger) , devaluation of property Increased danger for children & elderly who walk and cross street trees wflf be endangered by construction charm and attractiveness of one of the oldest neighborhoods stili Intact In central Iowa ,City will be diminished KlrkwoodAvenue and surrounding streets have many places of prominence.. Plum Grove, Senator Kirkwood's home, several houses built In the late 1800's and early 1900's, and of course the new addltlon,of Summit Place. We care about our neighborhood and find It a special and affordable place to live. As our elected representative, we ask that you spend our tax dollars wisely and that Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatlne be rebuilt without widening or expansion of any kind, and that damaged curbs be replaced. We ask that you listen to the concerns of the citizenry and that neighborhood preservation be made a top priority In action as well as word. @ IJ75 ---.. .... ... - - ....- ....... ~.,; '..;. , , ,'-' ".' ":2)" , ",' I ,'. :'it;E;,',"" " , "'~ ': .'.. ::"/,i.i g/t<l,,:'}.:,"ht,'-::'>~g.}'.: ::(:(.,~')*,f ,/~,':::,::~.,:, !~, ~i' .':'~~:;/;f;' ,. ,.' i , '-...-, ,1''!''''~'\,' '." . ". '''~' .' ~, '. ~~1?) DATE: .6-/;1/92/ TO: 1l~ FROM: fl1a-C:-)</. v--t.<.~L-~-0 Y c1Lva;/ (NAME)/' ~ (;7 //5 ~, ~~ (ADDRESS)/ '> 3SI-S-Cfro ( I am sending this letter to express my concern and anger over the proposals to widen Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatlne. The Integrity of our neighborhood Is In jeopardy and we want you to know how strongly we feel about this Issue. Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatlne is an historic neighborhood as well as a mlxed.income neighborhood. Preserving this safe, friendly, and affordable neighborhood Is very Important not only to citizens who reside in this area, but to cItizens In the greater Iowa CIty area. Because very few neighborhoods of ,this character are, stili Intact In Iowa City, it Is extremely Important that we work 'together to achieve the goal of keeping Kirkwood Avenue/LowerMuscatlne and its surrounding streets a suitable and safe place forfamilles, older citizens and people of all ages, backgrounds, and Incomes to live. ' ' , Widening the road will have grave consequences for our neighborhood i , "Including: ' , . Increased traffic (more dust, more noise, more danger) .' devaluation of property .' Increased danger for children & elderly who walk and cross street . ," trees will be endangered by construction . charm and attractiveness of one of the oldest neighborhoods still Intact In central Iowa City will be diminished Kirkwood Avenue and surrounding streets have many places of prominence.. Plum Grove, Senator Kirkwood's home, several houses built In the late 1800's and early 1900's, and of course the new addition of Summit Place. We care about our neighborhood and find it a special and affordable place to live. As our elected representative, we ask that you spend our tax dollars wisely and that Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscallne be rebuilt without widening or expansion of any kind, and that damaged curbs be replaced. We ask that you listen to the concerns of the citizenry and that neighborhood preservation be made a top priority In actl~n as well as word. . ' ~ ;.., ""-r! . /J .///" (' /J ;:'-"";'-7 CI:.. ~. '-l( ?1r;l.t!.1t.; ".l(Ll.-Ul-l..U"7!'l~ ...tle...-l/-e/'--ztU' , hi.-<4V &C.I-rv ()-~ -Vy-?,-,.. d.-!~f..A_;'_(!>", ~t-L Cl.-LU .~~.,,- <71 @~, d~ ~f ~j- tb '7'-;, --?-~'?, 7-i 'a&~-rr/- lU.p:; ~.....& u"t: ~o-r.u t<< tvr-L! h.vc Cu ~.(......e_~ f2<-r(J.t..,~..J( bl'll) (/ I'a '5 , ..' ._~....., .- -.-......... . ~. ......." I - , r .' 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The integrity of our neighborhood is in jeopardy and we want you to know how strongly we feel about this issue. i'l A ~\~~ IJ- DATE: !J JO /f/62 FROM: ~UWMJ ;0;//cL %t/J ~~m Uc/ClL (NAME) ~ ff/r S , ' (ADDRESS) Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatine is an historic neighborhood as well as a mixed-income neighborhood. Preserving this safe, friendly, and affordable neighborhood is very important not only to citizens who reside in this area, but to citizens in the greater Iowa City area. Because very few neighborhoods of this character are still intact in Iowa City, it is extremely Important that we work together to achieve the goal of keeping Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatine and its surrounding streets a suitable and safe place for families, older citizens and people of all ages, backgrounds, and incomes to live. Widening the road will have grave consequences for our neighborhood Including: . . . '. . Increased traffic (more dust, more noise, more danger) devaluation of property increased danger for children & elderly who walk and cross street trees will be endangered by construction charm and attractiveness of one of the oldest neighborhoods stili intact in central Iowa City will be diminished r:.tw:b:etJecl / Kirkwood Avenue and surrounding streets have many places of prominence-- Plum Grove, Senator Kirkwood's home, several houses built in the late 1800's and early 1900's, and of course the new addition of Summit Place. We care about our neighborhood and find it a special and affordable place to live. As our elected representative, we ask that you spend our tax dollars wisely and that Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatlne be rebuilt without widening or "I expansion of any kind, and that damaged curbs be replaced. We ask that you listen to the concerns of the citizenry ,and that neighborhood preservation be made a top priority in action as well as word. @ 1375' (ui:/....,"':<t;,'," :~;Zl::.. ,;:) I~,' ,):7r, ,":, ',,:~,;;,:,'/<?:; ~:{;,JL;..i)_.,,.;....,~.\:,>~L...'~., .\,Ir. ')ll~.;TD.'..I""r .,' '\"~ ,. -. " .. ~ll DATE: 1l;1a.y I! TO: ;1!tlj.n ;J?/\/J )16. ~~/ I j~f,c-'(fI.llnM1 ;#tJl;1/' r..... Mw, ~,L FROM: lIeJM_ & 4w,'~ ~~~ (NAME) 13" JB-1J.~ J~l11nl; r bru.l-, (ADDRESS) I am sending this Jetter to express my concern and anger over the proposals to widen Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatlne. The Integrity of our neighborhood Is In Jeopardy and we want you to know how strongly we feel about this Issue. Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatlne Is an historic neighborhood as well as a mlxed.lncome neighborhood. Preserving this safe, friendly, and affordable neighborhood Is very Important not only to citizens who reside in this area, but to citizens In the greater Iowa City area. Because very few neighborhoods of this character are stili Intact In Iowa City, It Is extremely Important that we work together to achieve the goal of keeping Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscallne and Its surrounding streets a suitable and safe place for families, older citizens and people of all ages, backgrounds, and Incomes to live. Widening the road will have grave consequences for our neighborhood Including: ' I Increased traffic (more dust, more noise, more danger) I devaluation of property . Increased danger for children & elderly who walk and cross street I trees will be endangered by construction . charm and attractiveness of one of the oldest neighborhoods stili Intact In central Iowa City will be diminished Kirkwood Avenue and surrounding streets have many places of prominence.. Plum Grove, Senator Kirkwood's home, several houses builtin the late 1800's and early 1900's, and of course the, new addition of Summit Place, We care about our neighborhood and find It a special and affordable place to live. As our elected representative, we ask that you spend our tax dollars wisely and that Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatlne be rebuilt without widening or expansion of any kind, and that damaged curbs be replaced. We ask that you listen to the concerns of the citizenry and that neighborhood preservation be made a top priority In action as well as word. ' @ 1175 _I. _ ~ _. '_M"~"_" _.~.. ~ ' ., . ._-~- .-_. .......... :>;:ii;,:l';:<,';L~f,'~':::i:Zj' '.,<:l~)';: :,&fr :-',':.". <" ,: <'/~:;':::~; <.;.f(l, -, f. 'c. ,I d." , '"j ,f.-~\' - " '- '. I -'-~" ,~,-:~l>~":, .. '~l '. .\---i"'\..'~:;' ' , '.i-f:-'j,"-- ~ ~r ~.;. '.:_ ; ',- _-,,~, I". ',' ~~, ~..:.;1 !d~'t\j) DATE: r / f /7).. TO: If; /J rJ "": /VtJ vi t J , , FROM: I/"Ibr /l1 )".,'" (NAME) - ,,,t/)1-- R.'rl.....oJ.J !IN (ADDRESS) I am sending this letter to express my concern and anger over the proposals to widen Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatlne. The integrity of our neighborhood is in jeopardy and we want you to know how strongly we feel about this Issue. Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatlne is an historic neighborhood as well as a mlxed.income neighborhood. Preserving this safe, friendly, and affordable neighborhood Is very important not only to citizens who reside in this area, but to citizens In the greater Iowa City area. Because very few neighborhoods of this character are still intact in Iowa City, It Is extremely important that we work , together to achieve the goal of keeping Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatlne and Its surrounding streets a suitable and safe place for families, older citizens and people of all ages, backgrounds, and incomes to live. Widening the road will have grave consequences for our neighborhood including:' ' . Increased traffic (more dust, more noise, more danger) , . devaluation of property , . increased danger for children & elderly who walk and cross street ,'. trees will be endangered by construction . ,charm and attractiveness of one of the oldest neighborhoods stili intact In central Iowa City will be diminished Kirkwood Avenue and surrounding streets have many places of prominence-- Plum Grove, Senator Kirkwood's home, several houses built In the late 1800'5 and early 1900's, and of course the new addition of Summit Place. We care about our neighborhood and find It a special and affordable place to live. As our elected representative, we ask that you spend our tax dollars wisely and " that Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatlne be rebuilt without widening or expansion of any kind, and that damaged curbs be replaced. We ask that you listen to the concerns of the clllzenry and that neighborhood preservation be made a top priority In action as well as word. @ /375 __'""lfWI...._.~.__.''''_~., ....... ...-.-.' ...---....--- , ' '" -' ','. '-',' '\:.:,' " ':, ',' ,,', ',':,,l f I' '- ",,-, ,'(::t' """:X:~ .,' .', ...,..,.,', ,;:i::7',::~~.:,..:, ,.,.'::,,',;"'1:, ':::'::~'~~i"":' /.::' ,,", :,' J -,,-:~,:,,),:,,:-.-~;.....~~:;;ft " " ,',.' 1 t '. .Il. ., ., ~ t ., '. . \" ~W }' t/,,:-:, tJ ;,::-111":"..-,,....,,,, ;:,::"\\,~,):<',, ',,'~ ,",:,','i~"" '.l,.~~",','.l~." """L.'" ",,,, ~ ~l\)l'l) DATE: TO: PAul. ~~TISH FROM: I am sending this letter to express my concern and anger over the proposals to widen Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatine. The Integrity of our neighborhood Is 'In Jeopardy and we want you to know how strongly we feel about this Issue. Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatlne is an historic neighborhood as well as a ' , mixed-income neighborhood. Preserving this safe, friendly, and affordable neighborhood Is very important not only to citizens who reside In this area, but to citizens In the greater Iowa City area. Because very few neighborhoods of this character are still intactin Iowa City, ills extremely Important that we work , together to achieve the goal of keeping Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatlne and . its surrounding streets a suitable and safe place for families, older citizens and people of all ages, backgrounds, and Incomes to live. ' Widening the road will have grave consequences for our neighborhood "Including: '. . . . . Increased traffic (more dust, more noise, more danger) , devaluation of property Increased danger for children & elderly who walk and cross street trees will be endangered by construction charm and attractiveness of one of the oldest neighborhoods still Intact in central Iowa City will be diminished Kirkwood Avenue and surrou,ndlng streets have many places of prominence.. Plum Grove, Senator Kirkwood's home, several houses built In the late 1800's and early 1900's, and of course the new addition of Summit Place. We care , about our neighborhood and find It a special and affordable place to live. As our elected representative, we ask that you spend our tax dollars wisely and that Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatlne be rebuilt without widening or expansion of any kind, and that damaged curbs be replaced. We ask that you listen to the concerns of the citizenry and that neighborhood preservation be made a top priority In action as well as word. @ 1375 ....\'!l~!'!'I'..,....-_.- ~-, .... . . ,.~- .,. . -, _....,..".,._-,..._.."....~-~......._.........,..... , " ':Ii ,':....:'.. ,. ,-' ,', ,..;. ;,' , ~ "~,, ",",':'1, ~' I, - , '. It"""" ""91" ".'". 0 .,.. '''::. i" . .., " ,",,' ,,\ '~::':itll :.:'0", ',:', :, ::1;; ,'.'0 :!jq:..: :";;~",:,.;;,;\:;,, ,,": ;:.",:} 1~~'_;. J~:\"~"'~l..~: L<,!t~<.::: . '\~~''''''''l d.~r.' .", ", :;::":)N',' ;,', .~-.:.:;~~' J~~lI DATE: TO: ~"",J?""","~ (;(~ tJ<nn-:.Fv FROM: ~0~./'~'-tt/ ~~~w (NAME q W Tar! <-",-ilL €"'b''''- (ADDRESS) I am sending this letter to express my concern and anger over the proposals to widen Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscaline. The Integrity of our neighborhood is in jeopardy and we want you to know how strongly we feel about this issue. Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscaline Is an historic neighborhood as well as a mixed-Income neighborhood. Preserving this safe, friendly, and affordable neighborhood Is very important not only to citizens who reside In this area, but " to citizens In the greater Iowa City area. Because very few neighborhoods of ' this character are still intact in Iowa City, It is extremely important that we work togethertoachleve the goal of keeping Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscaline and, , Its surrounding streets a suitable and safe place for families, older citizens and ' ' people of all ages, backgrounds, and incomes to live.' <;' , Widening the roadwill have grave consequences for our neighborhood including: . . I . . Increased traffic (more dust, more noise, more danger) devalualion of property Increased danger, for children & elderly who walk and cross street ' trees will be endangered by construclion charm and attractiveness of one of the oldest neighborhoods still intact in central Iowa City will be diminished Kirkwood Avenue and surrounding streets have many places of prominence-- Plum Grove, Senator Kirkwood's home, several houses built in the late 1800's and early 1900's, and of course the new addition of Summit Place. We care about our neighborhood and find It a special and affordable place to live. As our elected representalive, we ask that you spend our tax doilars wisely and that Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatlne be rebuilt without widening or expansion of any kind, and that damaged curbs be replaced. We ask that you listen to the concerns of the citizenry and that neighborhood preservation be made a top priority In aclion as weil as word. @ 13?~ -..."..-.-".... ---- ~-" " . - '. . ... y' . . . , 'I'.~ ~,,;..;;. / ,lr - .,' I.)....,.;. ',,-'(, "'~1'1!'!'" " r .' ': ."" ;'>',.,,:'5 I.', I' 0' .' . .' "",1' "'""'.:':11' ',,' . ,,' -', . '"'' \;F,J!L,::~ :,'.:tt. \:' :::tt.;;, '~;:j~:: ~: ',';~~:::~ ~ :,.' -.'; :'::." ,; ":::':':>i ~~~) YJldf /8; (!?J/ tuI!WthJ1~ };#7J1i1f~(j ;{.--:, IJ .. ^ ~. / ) FROM: IUVu:4f1!AAWtu/ (#~E7 !t-~~ e;, k-- ~DDRESS) C, 'I. f'f/~ ,~/~C.'J I am sen Ing this letter to express my concern and anger over the proposals to widen Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatlne. The integrity of our neighborhood Is In Jeopardy and we want you to know how strongly we feel about this issue. DATE: TO: Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatine is an historic neighborhood as well as a mixed-income neighborhood. Preserving this safe, friendly, and affordable neighborhood Is very Important not only to citizens who reside in this area, but to citizens In the greater Iowa City area. Because very few neighborhoods of this character are still Intact In Iowa City, It is, extremely Important that we work together to achieve the goal of keeping Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatlne and Its surrounding streets a suitable and safe place for families, older citizens and ". ,people of all ages, backgrounds, and Incomes to live. ' . . . ' ,Widening the road will have grave consequences for our neighborhood , Including: . . . ,. . Increased traffic (more dust, more noise, more danger) devaluation .of property increased danger for children & elderly who walk and cross street trees will be endangered by construction charm and attractiveness of one of the oldest neighborhoods stili , Intact In central Iowa City will be diminished Kirkwood Avenue and surrounding streets have many places of prominence-- Plum Grove, Senator Kirkwood's home, several houses built In the late 1800's and early 1900's, and of course the new addition of Summit Place. We care about our neighborhood and find It a special and affordable place to live. As our elected representative, we ask that you spend our tax dollars wisely and that Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatlne be rebuilt without widening or expansion of any kind, and that damaged curbs be replaced. We ask that you listen to the concerns of the citizenry and that neighborhood preservation be made a top priority In action as well. as word. .~~ @ 131S - . .- --..._- .~".., . . .~-"~',.. "'"~'.~_."~' ""...--..~ , . " <, :,''':'':" ,-' ,..-, ';-"':'!7:t' ,'"," ,;.."..::'); , ',' ," ), "~' I. , , ',., ',\, ".. " '" .\., . . ",. ", l\r, t.;.I;,:.. t.,,. ,": :,.,f./" " I~'.':"; " .,,', ",', '; '\:~~ ;,~~J,.}~,(;.. ...,~. ;.~- ~\_:,..:,.,," ~,\', \ ,J' ..... "., .' , ,,' ~. t~ l\l!:'J DATE: TO: 1J~ 1J~-1J.-uh FROM: 4jhGiJL ~ (NAME) //!J.~ ~ 1Jue, (ADDRESS) I am sending this letter to express my concern and anger over the proposals to widen Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatlne. The Integrity of our neighborhood Is In jeopardy and we want you to knowhow strongly we feel about this Issue. Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatlne Is an historic neighborhood as well as a mlxed.lncome neighborhood. Preserving this safe, friendly, and affordable neighborhood Is very Importantnot only to citizens who reside In this area, but to citizens In the greater Iowa City area. Because very few neighborhoods of this character are stili Intact In Iowa City, It Is extremely Important that we work together to achieve the goal of keeping Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatlne and Its surrounding streets a suitable and safe place for families, older citizens and people of all ages, backgrounds, and Incomes to live, Widening the road will have grave consequences for our neighborhood Including: ' I Increased traffic (more dust, more noise, more danger) . devaluation of property . Increased danger for children & elderly who walk and cross street I trees will be endangered by construction I charm and attractiveness of one of the oldest neighborhoods stili Intact In central Iowa City will be diminished Kirkwood Avenue and surrounding streets have many places of prominence.. Plum Grove, Senator Klrkwood's home, several houses builtin the late 1800's and early 1900's, and of course the new addition of Summit Place, We care about our neighborhood and find It a special and affordable place to live. As our elected representative, we ask that you spend our tax dOllars wisely and that Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatlne be rebuilt without widening or expansion of any kind, and that damaged curbs be replaced. We ask that you listen to the concerns of the clllzenry and that neighborhood preservation be made a top priority In action as well as word. @ 1'3 7~ ~~~. . . . --..-'. . ( 't,.'.1 . "t-:-" ::c.../ :.;j' , ~"I~"":';' ' , ; I. .' 'I ,h " r ",' , 1~,.,_. . "'~ ,'......:., tI~'. '~- ..,' / ...i 'A0~ 1- ~ll\ J~ :, :! -- :! i . i ~tA i '\lLLuJ 'YLlkiA..fLk/ i',i, ~"Jt-~, W4'-'~~'~~JuL, ~~'b\L ,r. )-=:A.eA-\{,~l..-tLktL 0~. 'I, ~~ !IO~&~~ \\~Q~~~ ~~'-t/Jb-Lif ll'A.e~ :~ ,I~~ '~4G~ ~~~=W;)'-:- ~- '; '="bli ' "- . 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" ."..,.L.\. ...'-''. - ,'-'~ " ., l)~tf~Q) I]':J DATE: (".J '"\'11 ' TO: ~ i 1" "fAlt {' ~?fiI(Ul )1ptl-"1~ y I ~(..J.t tJ{ FROM: ~ (,'-\"V ..4. ~ (' I P "'" ~16E) , )) / /J <1 () /{tA i! (,vltt t LtC Ut1iJ (ADDRESS) I I \... I am sending this lelter to express my concern and anger over the proposals to widen Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatine. The integrity of our neighborhood is in jeopardy and we want you to know how strongly we feel about this Issue. Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatine is an historic neighborhood as well as a mixed.income neighborhood. Preserving this safe, friendly, and affordable neighborhood is very important not only to citizens who reside in this area, but to citizens in the greater Iowa City area. Because very few neighborhoods of this character are still intact in Iowa City, it is extremely Important that we work together to achieve the goal of keeping Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatine and its surrounding streets a suitable and safe place for families, older citizens and people of all ages, backgrounds, and incomes to live. Widening the road will have grave consequences for our neighborhood Including: I I I I I increased traffic (more dust, more noise, more danger) devaluation of property Increased danger for children & elderly who walk and cross street trees will be endangered by construction charm and attractiveness of one of the oldest neighborhoods stili Intact In central Iowa City will be diminished Kirkwood Avenue and surrounding streets have many places of prominence.. Plum Grove, Senator Kirkwood's home, several houses built In the late 1800's and early 1900's, and of course the new addition of Summit Place. We care about our neighborhood and find It a special and affordable place to live. As our elected representative, we ask that you spend our tax dollars wisely and that Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatine be rebuilt without widening or expansion of any kind, and that damaged curbs be replaced. We ask that you listen to the concerns of the citizenry and that neighborhood preservation be made a top priority In action as well as word. @ 1375 it , ~; I \ 1 .1 i 1 I ,( , . ,i, ! ' , ,! ' " I i '- i ~ ... - - ...... "'{ ...". (- -' ;, LI ~, f' ',;::, ,,-, '');t. ' ' " \ I; I I, "I ,- , " ". \ . __ . _~ ~'..-:,. ,.....l.: '\ ." . J ," ", o ~\iD0 J3' C'ty C . I ouncII members have expressed ad' t . . eme 0 reCeive your mput on the proposal to widen Lower Muscatine Road d Ki an rkwood Avenue. Please take a moment of your time and share your thoughts with your elected representatives. I I I I I I cxLwfl ~d' / {;2krLd.-t .....-cdl./ Muut ~UA---- ~~ ~/ ~d-&- ~ut ~~ ~~ 9'-~~ a{Xbt~JjJ il~/~I ~u-I A4- nM/J~ V' a -;d~L - au.-b..-tu-- ~ NAME: ADDRES : 131, - .... ;i , i ! I , i I i I i i I l i , i 1 i' .1 I ! ! , , i " , , , '. , I ! I' , ') , , , ( ,;1, C", , ..,1:-,' ,", ' '1:;) , " ,< I" I " V ' , ~ .:..-_ . ~ 1'_ ,-'., l"'""'~ , "....,..,:':';." ,,:,:.-,.'" I ~ ',\ieu) Id~~ I , , ! 609 KEOKUK COURT IOWA CITY, IOWA 52240-4659 May 14, 1992 Councilwoman Naomi Novick 306 Mullin Iowa City, IA 52246 I I I ! i Dear Naomi: I'm sorry I didn't get a chance Mark Twain Elementary meeting. were there. to speak to you last night at the I believe it was good that you I urge you to vote against anv proposal for widening Kirkwood Avenue. I As someone who lives in that neighborhood, I do not believe any additional actions should be taken which might increase traffic flow. , I It would, from my perspective I seem that repairs or replacement to current widths might be a suitable project, but that there is not E need to widen this street. I believe widening would be another step by the Council which would directly impact me by lowering the value of my property. We have seen major increases in traffic since the Boyrum extension was approved, and we believe this is part of the past negative impact. There is a limit to how contemporary recommended standards for new construction should be applied to existing streets and neighborhoods. I believe there are other arterial streets in the Iowa City area which are much higher priorities for capital dollars than collector streets such as Kirkwood. Thank you for taking the time to consider my viewe on this matter. Again, I urge you to oppose any proposals for widening Kirkwood Avenue. Just say, "Nol" Sincerely, ~ Keller ,........,.., /315 ..,':.... I I I "1\ I , " ~! ", ;i , ',; , it :j :; ..i , , i I 'I,' I t- '- - r _. .,"- ..... .... - ..... - - ..... ~ ..... .' - "-, ,-, "I~';"" ' " ,; . f - , , r "I,;.;. .~, , , i," i:/ tf. :--, L, r.., " , '.' ~< I( _' ;. ._' , \_:, . i)U ~\,{ do,} r,"J ,. ~ M NfL J:1r.~ . fht,l ~ P4t ~ -tdi,'c';" J-UI f,?;j;J~ L~k~, ~ #. ~~ 1J~ '/~'( I~v DATE: .3-.;1;1_ '72. TO: ~~. j;~ FROM, ~a.e,' L'r~L (NAMElf, J II " 7f . tfJ3,1 ?<./~ (ADDRESS) I I I i I I I am sending this letter to express my concern and anger over the proposals to widen Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatine. The integrity of our neighborhood is in jeopardy and we want you to know how strongly we feel about this issue. Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatine is an historic neighborhood as well as a mlxed.income neighborhood. Preserving this safe, friendly, and affordable neighborhood Is very Important not only to citizens who reside In this area, but to citizens in the greater Iowa City area. Because very few neighborhoods of this character are stliJ intact in Iowa City, it Is extremely Important that we work together to achieve the goal of keeping Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatine and its surrounding streets a suitable and safe place for families, older citizens and people of all ages, backgrounds, and Incomes to live. Widening the road wliJ have grave consequences for our neighborhood Including: . . . . I increased traffic (more dust, more Iioise, more danger) devaluation of property Increased danger for children & elderly who walk and cross street trees w/IJ be endangered by construction charm and attractiveness of one of the oldest neighborhoods still Intact In central Iowa City w/IJ be diminished Kirkwood Avenue and surrounding streets have many places of prominence.. 'Plum Grove, Senator Kirkwood's home, several houses buill in the late 1800's and early 1900's, and of course the new addll/on of Summit Place. We care about our neighborhood and find II a special and affordable place to live. As our elected representative, we ask that you spend our tax dollars wisely and that Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatine be rebuill without widening or expansion of any kind, and that damaged curbs be replaced, We ask that you listen to the concerns of the cll/zenry and that neighborhood preservation be made a top prlorlly In action as well as word. @ 1375' Ow.".... ........ 4,'" !' , i .; ,:; ~ \ I , , I I . , I , ~ I' - :::.. ,-,':/- , "/-t' ", , ' ., ' r"' ~ ~. . ' \,<.' r</., tI .:'~J" ;~, ' ~' , .,,' ~ -. ..-', > , '~lii) ~~\ DATE: dJ-3/;L TO: N"+o/?1r NlJw.4 I< FROM: 6/ Z/f6E17f /()f//1/ 6EIZ.Q (NAME) fOLD {;, J'EHCiZSo;/ (ADDRESS) I am sending this letter to express my concern and anger over the proposals to widen Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatine. The Integrity of our neighborhood is In jeopardy and we want you to know how strongly we feel about this Issue. F ~ i ~ ! I I I Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatine is an historic neighborhood as well as a mixed-Income neighborhood. Preserving this safe, friendly, and affordable neighborhood Is very Important not only to citizens who reside in this area, but to cillzens In the greater Iowa City area. Because very few neighborhoods of this character are still intact In Iowa City, It is extremely important that we work together to achieve the goal of keeping Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatine and its surrounding streets a suitable and safe place for families, older citizens and people of all ages, backgrounds, and incomes to live. Widening the road will have grave consequences for our neighborhood including: . . . . . ,. ; increased traffic (more dust, more noise, more danger) devaluation of property Increased danger for children & elderly who walk and cross street trees will be endangered by construcllon charm and attracllveness of one of the oldest neighborhoods still Intact In central Iowa City will be diminished Kirkwood Avenue and surrounding streets have many places of prominence-- Plum Grove, Senator Kirkwood's home, several houses built in the late 1800's and early 1900's, and of course the new addition of Summit Place. We care about our neighborhood and find It a special and affordable place to live. As our elected representallve, we ask that you spend our tax dollars wisely and that Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatine be rebuilt without widening or expansion of any kind, and that damaged curbs be replaced. We ask that you listen to the concerns of the citizenry and that neighborhood preservallon be made a top priority in act/on as well as word. @ 1375 '. ;\ I I I I I I j I, 'j .! i I ! . (i;<!i,,'/~;:',,: ;'t'7t,:,::, i}Z";,',:;,;~;Y~ ,',.)} ',::j :,':~ >,,(,:-:, ',::':,: <~;;\:;J tl....,. '~'J ". -. ,r ..~...,....:]: , .. ,.\. ,v,. '. _, ;,x. . ~., ~,.:J: h"'.~.~\I:"-,.)"""",",,', ,,'. '--:-":'r.'~~ r', (_:'., ~_ '"It:'" ,,"', '.1'...... '\ '.,' ,.~:'J,. J~li (k) DATE: TO: ~J~ ~~ FROM: -q;; A. ~'I (NAME) f .fM( I Ill;} j). (ADDRESS) I am sending this letter to express my concern and anger over the proposals to widen Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscallne. The Integrity of our neighborhood Is In jeopardy and we want you to know how strongly we feel about this Issue. .KIrkwood Avenue/Lower Muscallne Is an historic neighborhood as well as a mixed-Income neighborhood. Preserving this safe, friendly, and affordable neighborhood is very important not only to citizens who reside in this area, but " to citizens In the greater Iowa City area. Because very few neighborhoods of this character are still intact In Iowa City, it Is extremely important that we work together to achieve the goal of keeping Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscaline and Its surrounding streets a suitable and safe place for families, older citizens and people of all ages, backgrounds, and incomes to live. ' Widening the road will have grave consequences for our neighborhood ,', including: ' , . Increased, traffic (more dust, more noise, more danger) . devaluation of property . ' .' increased danger for children & elderly who waik and cross street , '. trees will be endangered by construction . charm and attractiveness of one of the oldest neighborhoods sllll Intact In central Iowa City will be diminished Kirkwood Avenue and surrounding streets have many places of prominence.. " Plum Grove, Senator Kirkwood's home,several houses built in the late 1800's , and early 1900's, and of course the new addition of Summit Place. We care ,about our neighborhood and find It a special and affordable piace to live. 'As our elected representative, we ask that you spend our tax dollars wisely and that Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatlne be rebuilt without widening or, expansion of any kind, and that damaged curbs be replaced. We ask that you listen ttj the concerns of the citizenry and that neighborhood preservation be , made' a top priority in acllon as well as word. @ /375 --..._""'"'-~.-~. ,-. .......... . _._ ...._..... I ~I<_\H_ t.!) N o L- ~SC") ~ =~'i ~:;! I ~: ~t-) Ul tl -<r -0 )'1'1' - f71 ~ D;!! _':3 ~""'" ::r.. '~.Jaz-~) ~~~-~~ ~.4, Aa:vz::!- or: ~ ./ (NAME). ! /.- - /c;<3o ~ ~~ ~;;>><:. So<.o:? <:/.0 (ADDRESS) U ) ~ - ' (', , " - - u ; J W (, , " r "Cl' L -f" .c...f :':1' "j ,,', ,:~ t;> 1/,. ,,"~ '>~. "~" .~~ .' : ,," Jd~)IJ)J DATE: TO: FROM: '- , , I am sending this letter to express my concern and anger over the proposals to widen' Kirkwood Ava and Lower Muscatine. The Integrity of our neighborhood is in jeopardy and we want you to know how strongly we feel about this issue. Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatine is an historic neighborhood as well as a mixed.income neighborhood. Preserving this safe, friendly, and affordable neighborhood is very important not only to citizens who reside In this area, but to citizens In the greater Iowa City area. Because very few neighborhoods of this character are still Intact in Iowa City, It is extremely important that we work together to achieve the goal of keeping Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatine and Its surrounding streets a suitable and safe place for families, older citizens and people of all ages, backgrounds, and Incomes to live. Widening the road will have grave consequences for our neighborhood Including: . . . . . I I , I I I I I I I , I ; increased traffic (more dust, more noise, more danger) devaluation of property Increased danger for children & elderly who walk and cross street trees will be endangered by construction charm and attractiveness of one of the oldest neighborhoods stili Intact In central Iowa City will be diminished Kirkwood Avenue and surrounding streets have many places of prominence.. Plum Grove, Senator Kirkwood's home, several houses built In the late 1800's and early 1900's, and of course the new addition of Summit Place. We care about our neighborhood and find It a special and affordable place to live. As our elected representative, we ask that you spend our tax dollars wisely and that Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatine be rebuilt without widening or expansion of any kind, and that damaged curbs be replaced. We ask that you listen to the concerns of the citizenry and that neighborhood preservation be made a top priority In action as well as word. @ /37r I') :1 'j .; I I ! i I i I , ; , - -t' ' , -, t ,_ ,_. ,_ _ , :. r , p,'~ , , I, , "r; I, L" f ",',~I "d, -. ", ',' . -- , , ( f.. [r '., ,f ..8 ~,-.., , r.'". ~_, .'-', , '_.' ~, I i , I ; I ~ " ! ~ . ~ " l- i I ! " I I. 'I l , j; . ! I . , , , , t i ~,~\'{$.;tUI/ ,jJ'WuIv "ilia crjtf/l/ll~i, /d;;j(1J-P1lt;/.-?iid~t'/~ d-'(~IP/?/;Up/;'L a~1/ /1/114/fftti.J Jlltff//tlJY g//t1 t;,~/J;/IM). Q~ J#@!;tllt?/!7 ,Jzf;/JfMi 11,eY, () vlkpb </tk~?i-- <,,/?'VI( /J DATE:rr;/IV / ~ If f ~ TO: at/?U4NI/ltf/L- V1dh//b ~,~ LO FROM: 1~/;jf;;4J/ ~~, ~ :!! (N"AME) ~ _~ ~ j=' ~J? 6-/!1f/ 3;2 ?: f~'u (ADDRESS) , :..~ ,.J.o I,',':! O''! CD - ..~;:?. o' I am sending this letter to express my concern and anger over the pi.oposa~ to widen Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatlne. The integrity of our neighborhood Is in jeopardy and we want you to know how strongly we feel about this issue. , i ,', Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatlne is an historic neighborhood as well as a mixed-income neighborhood. Preserving this safe, friendly, and affordable neighborhood Is very important not only to citizens who reside In this area, but to citizens In the greater Iowa City area. Because very few neighborhoods of this character are still intact in Iowa City, it is extremely important that we work together to achieve the goal of keeping Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatine and its surrounding streets a suitable and safe place for families, older citizens and people of all ages, backgrounds, and incomes to live. Widening the road will have grave consequences for our neighborhood including: . . . . . increased traffic (more dust, more noise, more danger) devaluation of property Increased danger for children & elderly who walk and cross street trees will be endangered by construction charm and attractiveness of one of the oldest neighborhoods still intact In central Iowa City will be diminished Kirkwood Avenue and surrounding streets have many places of prominence-- Plum Grove, Senator Kirkwood's home, several houses built In the late 1800's and early 1900's, and of course the new addition of Summit Place. We care about our neighborhood and find It a special and affordable place to live. As our elected representative, we ask that you spend our tax dollars wisely and that Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatine be rebuilt without widening or expansion of any kind, and that damaged curbs be replaced. We ask that you listen to the concerns of the citizenry and that neighborhood preservation be made a top priority In a'ction as well as word. ~ @ 13'S J 1 ~: i: " II 1 ~ t, , , i' ;:1 ~ " f.' ~ ~ ~ ! I . ( ~ - . . \ " - ,.-, '71 "7t 1"- " ", , t' 'l:,J'. U.;:tI: ~~ ',:, - '~ ',' . > :' ,_- I .--.. " ~f[;i) !' DATE: \)1 0 ,- h'IY, CO~\..I"'d / J Cf ,I.,.,J tl( L!J( il.Jli,,1 , .1l'IJr)J;:f "C '/(1 v~ ' lll/,Il'" ,,' , '''11 . 'I JjVC , ,:iV) 11 TO: Do.Vl"d C OU.,-f ntl'} (./ FROM: b Vr-, r J/iJ:i DC! UUvh (NAME) , [1:J...Lj l.(J.l"u\ J+. :c c.. (ADDRESS) +~,.'" 10: I/O" DUll" j'IJY I)CiUIJH\ i I , , , I am sending this letter to express my concern and anger over the proposals to widen Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatine, The integrity of our neighborhood is in jeopardy and we want you to know how strongly we feel about this issue. Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatine is an historic neighborhood as well as a mixed.lncome neighborhood. Preserving this safe, friendly, and affordable neighborhood is very important not only to citizens who reside in this area, but to citizens in the greater Iowa City area. Because very few neighborhoods of this character are still intact in Iowa City, it is extremely important that we work together to achieve the goal of keeping Kirkwood Avenue/Lower Muscatine and its surrounding streets a suitable and safe place for families, older citizens and people of all ages, backgrounds, and incomes to live. Widening the road will have grave consequences for our neighborhood including: . . . . . increased traffic (more dust, more noise, more danger) devaluation of property increased danger for children & elderly who walk and cross street trees will be endangered by construction charm and attractiveness of one of the oldest neighborhoods still Intact In central Iowa City will be diminished Kirkwood Avenue and surrounding ,streets have many places of prominence.. Plum Grove, Senator Kirkwood's home, several houses built In the late 1800's and early 1900's, and of course the new addition of Summit Place. We care about our neighborhood and find it a special and affordable place to live. As our elected representative, we ask that you spend our tax dollars wisely and that Kirkwood Ave and Lower Muscatine be rebuilt without widening or expansion of any kind, and that damaged curbs be replaced. We ask that you listen to the concerns of the citizenry and that neighborhood preservation be ma'de a top priority in action as well as word. @ 1?J75 - , .... - ~ , , ""- . -. . '- - ,... ' . ' I _ -, '''' I ,.1 ., I ' " I ,,: I,' t'I" "~l' :'-]' ':~ " , . ') It:_ ' .:...;,.' ,~ :-.,;. I," ~_':. ~- . , ~ Jd l,iY,'1) June 20, 1992 p..a" 111,~ )JoVIc.I<) We have lived on Walnut Street for 26 years and enjoy the neighbor- hood because of ~ quiet beauty and the diversity of the population. The houses architectural designs span a time era from the late 1800's to the present. Large Victorian homes amicably share the same street with their more modest neighbors. Children of blue and white collar workers, doctors, lawyers and other professionals attend Longfellow School together. As classmates they have the opportunity to share common school experiences and, at the same time, learn about each other's lifestyles. For many years the neighborhood had a placid relationship with the city. However, since the mid 70's many proposals have been made, either by groups or the city, that would have changed the neighbor- hood. Electrical lines along the railroad right~of-way, a 58 unit apartment complex on Kirkwood, the closing of the Summit Street bridge, and zoning changes to allow 4-plexes are a few examples of the proposed changes. Please note that all of these projects, if implemented, would have had a very negative impact on the neighborhood. I often walk the area south of Burlington Street and see the remnants of a once beautiful neighborhood. Increased traffic,,:zoning changes and absentee landowners all have contriButed to that ' neighborhoOd's decline. It is a sight that saddens me because I know it could easily happen to my part of town as well as other areas of the city. BecaUse of the close proximity to the downtown area my neighborhood is exceptionally vulnerable to the inner city problems. We must have the protection of the City Council and the Planning and Zoning Commission. We are grateful to City Council members, past and present, who have supported our efforts to preserve this lovely section of our city. For these reasons please vote no to the widening of Kirkwood Avenue. Thank you. ~ 01l>><.4,;" \0 N 0 r..... :~Ci c.: "',1 >=i :!:: ,,- 0-:: N v= v.l Jinx Davison ::j('J !j'J''! 924 Walnut Street -<, :P> .. fi1 :: ?J Iowa City, Iowa 52240 -::>:l a__ co "'.:' ~.-:: "..'~ .. ..... 0 )::;. v.l . ~' 1375 .......... ~ ,'i , i 1 I, i I. ! - r .. I. -, -/~ r ..... i~~~ W ,., ,;. ~ ..... - . - . ~ ........ T'Y....... - -.. r t-/, ("f',' '.,~I ::-:, , 'I~i ' ,: \, /, r, ,./ J ~, , , .' -- . -.". -,- "..- , " (I ~i'.J,it I I \ , : ~iche~ florist Inc. FLOWERS & GIFTS . Washington Street Entrance. Old Capitol Ccnter Phone 319,351,9000 TWO LOCATIONS June 23, 1992 GREENHOUSE, GARDEN CENTER & FLOWER SHOP 410 Kirkwood Ave., Iown City, Iowa 52240 Phone 319,351,9000 Mr. steven Atkins, City Manager and Iowa City City Council 410 East Washington Iowa City, IA 52240-1826 , , RE: Public Hearing for Kirkwood Avenue Re-Construction project Dear Mr. Atkins & Council Members: I am allare of the June 23rd meeting and I can save time at this meeting by submitting my views in this correspondence rather than speaking at the public hearing. , -, I have observed the vehicular and pedestrian use of this street since 1963, the year that we located our florist and greenhouse there at 410 Kirkwood Avenue. The street has steadily become used more and more for vehicles even though Hy-Vee moved several years ago from the Kirkwood and South Gilbert street corner. However, there is very little pedestrian traffic in the area of the 400 block in front of our business. L " !, ---j '! r I have measured the different widths you have proposed and the widest of 49' llidth would be the most desirable to move the traffic and be able to have entrance and exit on Kirkllood Avenue. This 49' would still leave 3~ feet from the curb to the present sidellalks in the 400 block. The Audio Odyssey business across the street has considerable traffic and there is Maiden Lane on our West property boundary and Gilbert Court on the East boundary that need access to Ki~cwood Avenue. . . ~ i >'" , ' It is my belief that the maximum width shOUld be done at this time rather than coming hack later which would require moving the utilities and tearing up the pavement and curb at a later date. This would save considerable taxpayer funds by updating this street now and not by bits and pieces. 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CITY OF IOWA eIT] Mr. Farnsworth, PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT i i I I I 1 i I I I I , I i I On Friday [ examined the Burr oak tree on your property at 640 Scott Park Drive more closely. Unlike the first inspection [ made on the tree, I was able to use our bucket truck to check the upper portions of the tree and to obtain increment samples from a point just below the first limbs at 18ft. I also took samples at eleven feet, four feet, and one at 30 inChes, for a total of nine. You are welcome to examine them if you would like as I always save them for that purpose. The increments show that there is much more sound wood throughout the trunk (especially in the lower portion) than I first suspec ted. Based on these find i I1gs [ am recommend i ng to the Pub I ic Works Director and the City Attorney that the tree be trimmed not removed. Any qualified Arborist will be capable of properly reducing the weight and leaf surface which has unbalanced the tree to the South West. I have enclosed a picture that shows the limbs which are clearly growing well out'from the main trunk of the tree. Although more trimming is needed, this would be a good starting point. I would be glad'to discuss the needed trimming with whom ever you hire to do the work. l ~ \ 1 I ! During my inspection of this tree [noticed that the white Oak next to this one has been trimmed by someone using climbing spikes. It is not a good practice to use spikes on any live tree especially oaks. If the spikes were last used on an oak infected with Oak Wilt the disease can be spread from one tree to the next, not to mention the damage it does to the tree in general. Although not of immediate importance, it would greatly help this tree if the crossed and "rubbing limb were removed. The crossed limb has already created an open wound which will never heal, and can allow infection by insects or disease. If you have any questions please contact me at 356-5106. " Sincerely, Terry Robinson City Forester/Horticulturist ee: Terry 'Trueb load Li nda Gentry Steve Atkins Bill Ambrisco ~JO SOUTlI OIL BERT STREET lOW" CITY lOW" n140.I6)Z ~ ~r~J PIIONE IJIIII""" f' ,\ 111'1 J" 'J 0 0 137' ('t;:[ (I :cJ LI '::t~ '", ',: t Ii, ,,.. "I' .. J. " '., } , __., .-,.- '1 , ~ ~ t~) "d'~ June 8, 1992 ~"'bt~.. CITY OF IOWA CITY TO: The Honorable Mayor and the City Council RE: civil Service Entrance Examination - Maintenance Worker I - Parking We, the undersigned members of the civil Service Commission of Iowa City, Iowa, do hereby certify the following named person(s) in the order of their standing as eligible for the position of Maintenance Worker I - Parking. Juanita Nood Hired: 5/05/92 , I i" i" CIVIL SERVICE I I f i ! Chair ATTEST: ~~ f -lfJ Marian Karr, City Clerk 410 EAST WASIIINOTON STRF.F.T' IOWA CITY. IOWA 52240-1826. 1)191 JHoSano. ~.AX 1)191 15/105009 1'37" , j' ". , , 'ri " I "" .. <' I'.... - - ... lit ' .' I, ,"1" I, 't.1 I".d U ",.4,,, '. ; \" I,' . ":' ,/' . ~..t ,-':_~,- , " , . _. ',_~ I' . _ ..~ ," ~ L .. ' .',. I ~i~;) June 1, 1992 ....~1':&h CITY OF IOWA CITY TO: The Honorable Mayor and the city council RE: civil Service Entrance Examination - Maintenance Worker I - Refuse We, the undersigned members of the civil Service commission of Iowa city, Iowa, do hereby certify the following named person(s) in the order of their standing as eligible for the position of Maintenance Worker I - Refuse. Marcus Oxley Hired: 5/18/92 SERVICE ATTEST: 71l~ ,f ~ Marian Karr, city Clerk ~JO EAST WASIlINOTON STREET' IOWA eIT'l, IOWA '2240.18Jb' 11191 3'6.'000' FAX IJI91 3'6,'009 /371 j\ 1 " " , j ;: , ; i I I I ., \ I " ;\ .1 i , \ i (' ,1;-/ c/,.,:::' tl " ,:,:t' ' . , , 1,1 I ' .I""].,, V __ _ -. 1"- ' ~ . .~. l' (0~0 ~,,~ June 1, 1992 ....'kt~" ~ CITY OF IOWA CITY TO: The Honorable Mayor and the city council RE: civil service Entrance Examination - Dispatcher - police We, the undersigned members of the Civil Service commission of Iowa city, Iowa, do hereby certify the following named person(s) in the order of their standing as eligible for the position of Dispatcher - police. John McCreedy Hired: 5/07/92 . .'i CIVIL SERVICE 'I' "!'"" , , , , i ""I I , ,,' , I I' , , Chair I ATTEST: 24F4'() t ~A/' Marian Karr, city Clerk , ~IO EAST WASIIINOTON STREET' IOWA CITY. IOWA S22~O.IB26 t(JllI) )S6.5000' I'AX IJI9) 3St..$009 1"37' Ii , , i 'i ) '.j ,,' , ~ , I, ) ; " i" ,i " I, ~~t'l I i I ", " (:, :'/:/ tl' ,-,,-/, ~-{ '~4, ' ",~; t'.L.~." ._. .'_: : -, ,I, City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Date: June 12, 1992 To: Honorable Mayor and City Council From: James Brachtel, Traffic Engineer Re: Parking Prohibition on the North Side of Newton Road As directed by Section 23-16 of the Municipal Code of Iowa City, this is to advise you of the following action: ACTION: Pursuant to Section 23-234 of the Municipal Code of Iowa City, the City Traffic Engineer will direct the installation of NO PARKING ANY TIME on the north side of Newton Road from its intersection with lincoln Avenue to the intersection with Elliot Way. This action will take place on or shortly after June 29, 1992. ' COMMENT: The City's Streets Division will be installing curbs on the north side of NewtonRoad. With the installation of curbs, the parking will be restored from its current parking status to a maintainable grass way. The parking prohibition will ensure smooth vehicular flow along Newton Road while the new curb will ensure an adequate demarcation of the edge of road. bj1pllfking \!/.\OI'AlI8 V,'.\OI )1~318 "'.IJJ 91 : III.IV Z Illnr Z6 !J ~rH ~ 13gt> .. ~....,.... ....... ...,. ~): !\ , \ I . i .. "'" , . \ - ,-, -I ',-, ' " r ' " '\ ' :t:::., 'rt, ' . ) ,: J' tJ 1.1.,;, U ~/'" "" "', \ ' ' " i I , I I I" i: I i I I I I I I I I I G t . , . , :, {; , q I 1 I ! I I I , I I i I , ! ! i /3q7 ) ,. ~, _. I.":' , ,.,_ ,"'. - " ~t , l .: \ ", fE" f 1 - , ' 'I c "t;.l.. "'I'~"" ." ," .', r'" '\,',,,.l:... ',,' . \>;:;~, ~,~>~";",,,(,,'.,~~-~',',,<~;-;-,.'-"'.\~"\'" ' .', .~,:> CORPORATION TARGET SERIES WT-8 19]-5312-110 ~ JMI CORPORATION MICROGRAPHICS DIVISION , " ' - " t . ,"-', f -, "-, :, " i',i;,/" t.I,. ,',.,G:-l, t+l. ,~':._,"' ',:' ~" J!' '~", .I~ ,:.~.;,...: ~" ;' , , G " :l " e ( , I (' . " . I " , .i' I ~ , i , " ! " , · i , , I I I I 13Cf7 ~ ~.......... ................ '~-., ( , f:-l" f-I ':'1" '-" tJ -o-:-,:iU: ' ' ' ;,~ : ,'~ ", ~' . 'J.,,~;J,' , :~. ~ I / t,' ....,:..... '_.." . l_- , . ii SENIOR CENTER PROGBbMM.INc The joy of discovery ARTS NATURE SERIES · Applied Arts Classes · Four Seasous Nature Club Oil~ Watercolors, Drawing · Science Study Ollligraphy · Performance Arls SELF.SUFFICIENCY Reade~s 111calre · Peer counseling Voices 01 Experience · Macular Degeneration Support · Arts Appreciation · Better Hearing , Music, Art, Silent Film, Dance, · Caregivers Support I I Radio, Opera , . Thx Aid i . Art Exhibits · Medication Counseling I . PACT LITERATURE & WRITING CLASSES ' · Insurance Counseling I I · Reading and Discussion · 55 Alive Driving Program ! Short Story, Biography, · Public Speaking Novel, fuetry I . Writing , FOREIGN LANGUAGES Short Sto'li !betry, Family Histnry . 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" 1 · meet new' people and renew, ,I " ,I ' , old friendships " ' ' ,I " ;1 .' experience self.growth, leam, il ' teach and create, ' ". receive support for independent living, II ." participate in conununityactivities, . share their skills 4nd talents, . enjoy a meal and conversation, · maintain a fit and healthy lifestyle, . relax, volunteer, lead.., and much more! ,I! , i Ii 1 I l I I I , I ! \ \ i ~ inOL1 10/ (J1(J[[ ()J((JM ,......dA..l (.. 't':"I' ,,: f':/' 'i'-" t%l" ''irt'' ' ,',,, ", .< I. :, " , .., l.c..;. .. ' l \., . .;' , ,', ' ,I, t ,', , , ".. '" ' , , .,. f ' . .. .'., ' :>! ~~,_ l,.,i..,.-(,J 1~ '. "~:' ,.':---'.'/, ,I -, ." FACILITIES &. EQUIPMENT . Game Room . Darkroom . Ceramies Room &. Equipmeot . Sewiog &. Quiltiog Facilities . Kitchenette . Lapidary Eqnipmeot . Heariog Augmeotatioo Eqnipmeot . Painting Stndio . Consignmeot Shop . Wood Shop Eqnipment . Computer Lab . Exercise Eqnipmeot . Senior Ceoter TV . Iodoor golf Raoge ."~:I 13'7 ~...,.."." . ." [ ' , - - " .- -, ,- H '" '" '" i ,'f I:' f I', ;~/:..,.' 't ' .;, 7] ," , " ; :'< \,' "....::'.~ . ..,..,;,...., ::....;..,., \....-0:'", '" .~. , ...:J VOLUNTEERISM & YOU People who are involved at the Center say that the opportunity to volunteer is what makes our Center unique, Your friends and neighbors, with staff suppert, make the Center work, They serve in leadership and advisory roles, operate Senior Center Tv, write book revieIVs, teach classes, lead activities, publish a monthly newspaper, coordinate a retail shop, create a comfortable environment for newcomers, staIf the library, and much more, These vital, interesting concerned participants join with others to make this Center responsive to their interests, needs and expectation& Join more than 350 volunteers who help themselves by helping others. i I , I " i , , I I I ! I I ! 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Johnson County Residents who are 55 years and older, Non-county residents are welcome to use the Center but Johnson County residents are given priority, , . Older people from other counties or states who are visiting the local community. . . At time~ the public may be allowed to participate in some special programs or workshops which are open to all, . Organizations whose services and activities primarily benefit the seniors of )ohnsOIi County will be pennitted to use the . Center if space and maintenance personnel are available, ORIENTATION OF PARTICIPANTS: An orientation packet is offered to each new person, The packet includes infonnation about the Center, a floor plan, infonnation about service' , providers located in the building, and infonnationabout the , Senior Center voluilteerprograms. .' A tour will be conducted by a host-guide volunteer to show the new participant the lacilities"introduce the new visitor to . people and activities in tlie Center, and answer questions she/he ,may have, ' , THEREGlSTRATIONPROCEDURE: Upon their first visit to the Center, or shortly thereafter, Center users are asked to . complete a registration packet and are issued an ID number, Individuals are asked to sign in using their number at the host-guide desk when entering the building and again when . participating in a class or activity, i j , We want you at the Senior Center! , ,.- , . 13'11 Jl::l:lJ - ~-~ - :: ::'~l t.,I, ",~I vi, Ft' ,", ',. \ /, I" , m v, , ~.,~.--" ,- ~ ,!"-:: ., PARKING &. TRANSPORTION I I I ! i Parking spaces for Senior Center participants are available in a lot directly north of the building, The lot has 36 spaces with three spaces reserved for the handicapped, Participants must have a parking pemut and be in the building to park in this lot. Seniors may not park in the lot for personal business downtown, Parking pennits may be purchased at the Civic Center; participants must be registered at the Senior Center and show tlleir blue registration card when purchasing the sticker, Only cowlty residents and non-county resident volunteers who work a minimum of eight hours/month are eligible to purchase a sticker, PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION: The Seventh Avenue, TOWllcrest, and Court Hill bus routes all stop either on tlle comer of Gilbert and Washington streets or on the comer of Linn and Washington streets, Please refer to the Iowa City 'fransit schedule for specific hours and routes the buses run, ' , Iowa City bus fares are reduced (25 centsl for senior dtizens with passes or Medicare cards from 9:00 a,m, to 3:00 p,m, and aIter 6:30 p,m, on weekday~ and all day Saturday. . SEATS: The Special Elderly and Handicapped 'fransportation System is available to bring senior citizens tluoughout Johnson County to the Senior Center,. A donation is requested and reservations can be made up to one week in advance, but should be made at least three days in advance, ' i , j .I 13'11 ~', Cl,'CI ''''1 JI' Ct '..' .' ,.',' ,I ' n' ' ,l __' . _ :_. _ c)",_ ) STRUCTURE OF THE CENTER GROUND LEVEL ;'1 . i: t t. BOILER ROOM " " !; i i I ! i I , WOOD CLASSROOM" WORKING & KIlCHENml SHOP FIRST FLOOR" ~ ~\C-) , KIlCIlEN I ASSEMBlV ROOM L ;" , 0" ~~ { COAl ROOM 1 ~ r1,~ ~ j~~ __ :~~:~::GE_ffiRrE~P~~N , L;_" ,,'" ~~ .:: .E~," a Barrier.free entrance on Washington Street a Game rooml vending machines a Health services a Classroom/kitchenette a Woodworking a Ceramics/darkroom a Lapidary/painting stndio a AARP a SCTV a Adult Day Program t" ~o u~ . . Q " . . Main lobby a Two entronces: "" Ramp on N. side and Linu St. entrance . Assembly room a Eldererolt Shop I Coordinator's olfiee a Nutrition olfiee Ii , " i, j I " 13~1 (,-' ;.. - - '-'" ". -'~ \" U, "U~'A:.".{ f-J tL . . ", '" CONTRIBUTIONS & FUNDING GIFf FUND: In order to finance items or special activities which are not provided for in the budget, the Center has established a Gilt Fund, Money for the Gilt Fund is raised through quilting activities, the tour service, Eldercraft Shop, donations and bequest~ and other programs and activities, DOLLAR.A.MONTH CLUB: '!be only requirement for this club is to contribute $1.00. for the month to the Senior Center Gilt Fund, For 3 V, cents a day, participants receive the double satisfaction of having their name printed in THE POST and knowing tlut they are contributing to the continuing success of the Center, Save yourself time and donate $10,00 to belong for one year, By volunteering in this way, you can vitally affect everything that happens at tile Center, MEMORIAL/HONOR CONTRIBUTION: Those who donate a monetary gift in honor of a friend's birthday, anniversary, or , memory receive a card acknowledging their donation while the ~ecipient is notified of their gilt. Both the donor and honoree are listed in THE POST, , ENDOWMENTS: The Senior Center Commission encourages and actively supports tile concept of an on.going campaign to , "attract memorials and endowments which would allow tile Center more flexibility in offering its services, programs, and aciivities. . ,," ' IN.KIND CONTRIBUTIONS: All gilts hl.kind Ii.e, antiques, books, art, etc,l are accepted by the Center Coordinator, With approval by the Coordinator and Senior Center Conmussion, tile item \vill be used in the best interest of the .center, GRANTS: The Commission also encourages tile use of grants to fund special programs at the Center, ' Any form of contribution is greatly appreciated and ensures a bright future for the Center! \ : I j 13q7 , , i 't-:1' f~1 "d LI '.:t fr " . ':,: :. . ( I :, ,: I' ':;t.; ,.I) , ~') ". .' ','...,' 1 ... ~ ". (--- ........... ,-', , ~ SERVICE PROVIDERS The Senior Center has an ongoing conunittment to coordinate and,promote a broad range of services designed to meet the needs of older people in Johnson County. The following agencies Me conveniently located in the Center. ADULT DAY PROGRAM: The Jolroson County Board of Health provides 'the Adult Day Progranl for adult handicapped or elderly )ohnson County residents who have experienced some loss in independence with tlle goal of preventing premature institutionalization, Noon meals and transportation are available for panicipants, and fees Me based on a sliding scale, ADP also coordinates a caregivers support group nvice a month at the Center, For more information, call 356-5229, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PERSONS: AARP provides help in malting out tax returns and applying for rent rebate~ answers questions about AARP health insurance, and provides lobbying efforts at the state and nationallevel& Contact )ohnson County Chapter #1816 at 356-5219, CONGREGATE MEALS: The Congregate Meals Program offers well-balanced meals served daily from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM in the Assembly Room, A suggested donation of $1.50 per meal is appreciated, Call 356,5212 for moreinformaiion, ' , , HOME DELIVERED MEALS: Congregate meals also provides home delivered meal&Reservations should be made one day in advance by calling 356-5212 between 9:00 a,ni, and noon, Monday through Friday. A donation of $1. 75 per meal is suggested, ELDERLY SERVICES AGENCY: TIle goal of Elderly Services is to help Johnson County residents aged 60 and over to continue residing in tlleir own homes by providing home chore and respite services, friendly visitors, case management, information and referral, shMed housing, and tlle Retired Senior Volunteer Program, For more infomiation on tlleseprograms,caIl356-5215. SENIOR PEER COUNSELING PROGRAM (SPC!: This program, a service of tlle Mid;Eastem Iowa Community Mental Health Center, provides free, in-home counseling to older person& TIley , provide advocacy and can suggest other available community resources. "TIle office is open Thesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 8:00 a,m, -12:00 p,m, and 1:00 p.m, - 5:00 p,m, Call 356'5416 for more inforination, I , I I "-"'" , " ; "j 13q7 ~ ..... ~ . ..... r' -, - ,-' ~ d- ' f, . r; . , ,. ',~ .~" " \, ' 1,:--/, LI :' ,I' ". L" , ,; 'v '_.', ._~ ,- \ , r: '0,.1 ACTIVITIES & PROGRAMS ELDERCRAIT SHOP: The Eldercraft Shop is a salesroom operated by volunteers where handcrafted items made by )olmson County senior citizens 55 years and older are displayed and sold to the public, For more infonnation, call 356,5223, LIBRARY: Located on the mezzanine, the Library is a cozy place with big windows, green plants, and comfortable chairs and sofa& 111ere is no check,out system, no time limit, and no fines. Equipment includes a lighted magnifier, book holder, and large print resource& A listing of doctors and suppliers who accept Medicare assignments is also available in the reference section, THIRD AGE LIBRARY: The Third Age Library houses over 800 volumes purchased with the older reader in mind, 800ks are available for browsing or for a two month lending period, It is located in the Conference Room on the mezzanine, Check the conference room door for hours that the library is open to ule public, SENIOR CENTER POST: TIlE POST is a newspaper assembled and distributed by 50,60 volunteers each monul ulat publicizes services, activities, and events at the Center, It also provides infonnation on a variety of subjects and issues to the older residents of Johnson County, SENIOR CENTER TELEVISION: Anouler part of the Center's outreach effort, scrv programs are now being taped and aired on local cable channels 26 and 29 for the benefit of the home-bound or those who are unable to participate in the progranllive, "From the Mezzanine": Volunteer Barbara Hackman pioneered and hosts this program taped and broadcast on local cable access channel 29 from the mezzanine of the Center, 8arbara interviews, program coordinators, instructors, and participants to infonn viewers of UlC Center activitie& "Mature Focus": scrv's newest program is the Center's answer to 20/20, Taped monthly and shown every Monday at 7:00 p,m, and l1mrsday at 3:00 p,m, on Channel 26 and Station KTS, Mature Focus airs programs about public issues, unique individuals and events happening at the Center and in the community. COMPUTER CLASSES: In 1988, the Senior Center raised money for and purchased three MacIntosh SE computers and two printers. hl July of 1991, a fourth computer and a laser printer were purchased to accommodate desktop publishing, The Center offers basic and advanced computer courses as well as a supervised computer lab several times a week for those who need extra assistance, , " /991