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Home My WebLink About1992-10-27 Correspondence -. &) 0- (/ ~ I 1 i 1 SUMMARy OF RECEIPTS SEPEMeER 30, 1992 TAXES STREET USE LICENSES FINES & FORFEITURES CHARGES FOR SERVICES INTERGOVERNMENT REV. USE OF MONEY & PROP. MISCELLANEOUS REV. GRAND TOTAL REVENUES ALL FUNDS 948,135.27 26,874.56 60,412.78 2,523,205.21 e62,956.41 475,132.10 1,408,5e5.91 ============== 6,305,302.24 ~31'l i ''''''''''---'''' )' , ''.1 I ,I " . J ( -. "I 1 , COONCIL LISTING SEPTEHBER 30, 1992 VENDOR NAlIE FUND: GENERAL FUND 1ST. AVE. ~ASH & DRY A T & T A T & T COHHUNICATlONS A-I LOCKS ARE US AAA PRIDRITY VIDEO AAA TRAVEL AGENCY ACCO UHLIHITEO CORP. ADJ JOORHAL ENTRY ADJ JOORNAL ENTRY 70D9 ADJ JIlURNAL ENTRY 8Dll ADJUSTING JOORNAL ENTRY AHLERS, COONEY, DOR~EILER, AIR COOLED ENGINE SERVICES AIR FILTER AIR PRooUCTS ALCO CAPITAL RESIlURCE, INC. ALDERTON, DANIEL G ALL PETS VETERINARY CLINIC ALLIUM PRESS ALTER & SONS, INC. AlICE FUEL & MATERIAL CO AlIERlCAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION AlIERlCAN PLANNING ASSOCIATION AlII N.SHEL TER/P.D. AHDERSON, CORlE A. ANDERSON, RYAN ANORE~ ROCCA 266864 ANIMAL CLINIC, INC. APACHE HOSE & BELTING, INC. ARATEX SERVICES, INC. ARHSTRONG HEDlCAL INDUSTRIES ART STORE ASPEN PUBLISHERS, INC. AUDIO BOOK CASSESTTES AIJOIO EDITIONS AUSTIN, LORI BAKER & TAYLOR BAKER & TAYLOR CONTINUATIONS BAKER AND TAYLOR BOOKS BAKER PAPER CO., INC. BANTAH DIlUBLEDAY DELL BARCO MUNICIPAL PRooUCTS, INC. BARNICLE, SEAN BARRON HOTOR SUPPLY BARTON SOLVENTS, INC. BEASLEY, BRUCE D. BEBENSEE, DA~N H. BECKLEY'CARDY CO. BENSHOOF, PAUL AlIOONT DESCRIPTION 356.65 LAUNDRY SERVICE 1,033.09 TELEPHONE RENTAL 547.31 LONG DISTANCE CALLS 100.00 REPAIR OF STRUCTURE 75.40 VIDEO RECORDINGS 210.0D AIR FARE 195.95 ~ATER/SE~AGE CHEH. '1.00 JUHE FAX CHARGES -86.64 JUNE PHOTOCOPY -18.00 JUL FAX CHARGES 8,520.07 AUG FAX CHARGES 981.09 OTHER PROF. SERVICES 367.41 GREASE & OIL 413.34 BLDG. & CONST. SUPP. 65.00 HINDR EQUIP. REPAIR 446.04 EQUIPHENT RENTAL 19.00 IHSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 49.22 VETERIHARY SERVICE 19.95 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 164.15 HINOR EQUIP. REP MAT 936.00 RECREATIOHAL EQUIP. 85.25 BOOKS (CAT ./CIR.) 439.00 DUES & HEHBERSHIPS 54.88 SE~AGE 80.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 126.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 75.00 OES HOINES 106.50 VETERINARY SERVICE 104.43 HINDR EQUIP. REP MAT 1,440.05 LAUNDRY SERVICE 315.00 OTHER OPER. EQUIP. 36.08 GRAPHIC SUPPLIES 98.00 PRINT/REFERENCE 13.25 CLASSIFIED AV 15.95 CLASSIFIED AV 66.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 2,900.37 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 521.60 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 7,569.80 BOOK/CASSETTE 272.41 SANITATION SUPP. 15.14 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 1,295.00 HISC. SUPPLIES 38.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 41.2e ANIMAL SUPPLIES 196.35 TRAFFIC CTRL. IHPROV 175.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 42.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 240.40 RECREATIONAL SUPP. 38.00 I NSTRUCTOR/OFF I CI A TE , .;131~ -. 'I " , COONCIL LISTING SEPTEHBER 30, 1992 VENDOR NAHE BEST BUY CO. BEST RENT ALL BEllE HEISEL 2661103 BIERI, HONICA J. BIVER, LAURIE BLANTON BLICK DICK BLICK, OICK BLOEH, HIKE BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD BOETTCHER, HI CHELLE BOSS MANUFACTURING CO BIlIILUS, DAIIN BREESE CO., INC. BRENNEMAN SEED & PET CEHTER BRIAN A.BACHMANN BRIAN J.KELLY BRINK, MARJORIE BROADCASTING SERVICE BROOm CO. BSN SPORTS BUDGETED TRANSFERS AJE BUIlENDORP, JIH BURNS, PAT BUSHNELL'S TURTLE CALIBRE PRESS INC CALVERT, ANDREA CANZONERI, ELIZABETH CAPITOL IHPLEHENT CO. CAREER TRACK SEHIHARS HS2 CAROL PALHER CARONDELET HANAGEHENT CARPET TREE CBD REFUSE PICKUP CEASER MARCIA CEDAR RAPIOS GAZETTE CEOAR RAPIDS GAZEllE, INC. CEDAR RAPIOS REDS CELlULAR PLUS CENTEL CELLULAR CENTER FOR CONFERENCES & CHAPMAN FUN WRLD CHICAGO GRILL CHILTON BOOK CO. CHRIS JUSTICE 928002 CHRIS LACY CHRISTENSEN, LEAH CILEK, SARA CIP FUNDING SEP 92 CITY BLUE TECHNOLOGIES CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. CITY IC AHOONT DESCRIPTION 19.96 VIDEO RECORDING TAPE 37.57 TOOLS & EQUIP. RENT. 199.80 LAKE TAHOE 155.24 CONSULTANT SERVICES 28.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE .7.00 PURCHASES FOR RESALE 207.33 ART REPRODUCTIONS 176.43 ART REPRODUCTIONS 14.25 INSTRUCTQR/OFFlCIATE 6,762.99 DENTAL INSURAHCE 52.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 202.24 GLOVES 204.25 INSTRUCTGR/OFFICIATE 295.34 BLDG. & CONST. SUPP. 10.98 LUHBER/HARDWARE -10.95 3 T SHIRTS .675.06 DAMAGE REST. 91100 99.90 INSTRucroR/OFFICIATE 5.50 HISC. SUPPLIES 47.78 HISC. SUPPLIES 32.45 RECREATIONAL EQUIP. 154,332.06 AIRPORT OPER. SUBS 204.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 70.00 SAFElY SHOES 69.00 HEALS (NON. TRAVEL) 298.00 REGISTRATION 38.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 52.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 96.50 MINOR EQUIP. REP MAT 49.00 REGISTRATION -120.00 CONCRETE 450.00 REGISTRATION 32.50 RECREATIONAL EQUIP. 1,355.30 CBD REF PICKUP AUG92 30.00 TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES 181.40 PRINT/REFERENCE 2ze.92 EMPLOYMENT ADS 35.00 MISC. SUPPLIES 33.00 MISC. SUPPLIES 21.15 TELEPHONE RENTAL 50.00 REGISTRATION 614.00 MISCELLANEOOS '38.00 AUG./SEPT.ELECTRIC. 72.87 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) .30.10 7 T-SHIRTS .5.40 CLOTHING PURCHASE 20.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 85.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 9,395.17 NON OP ADMIN 15.94 PAPER STOCK 421.51 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 450.40 MEREOITH REIMB .' " <<'3/9 -. COONCIL LISTING SEPTEHBER 30, 1992 VENDOR NME CITY IC LIBRARY CITY OF SAN BERNAROINO CITY-HERCER BALL PKS CITYBLUE TECNNOLOGIES INC CLARK, JMES CLERICAL RECAP CLERK OF COORT CLOSE, OENISE CLOSE, HELISSA A. CLSI, INC. COBB DROOP, INC. COBB, HAKEN21E H. COHlIERCE CLEARING NOOSE, INC. COMHUNICATlONS ENGINEERING CO. CONTRACTOR'S TOOL & SUPPLY CO. COOPER ELECTRONICS LAB. COOPER, MY CORALVILLE, CITY OF COTTAGE PUBLICATIONS CRAIG RICNARO CRESCENT ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. CTY SIIPR/ST.WSHR CII ASSOCIATES DAILY IOIIAN OAN'S OVERHEAD DOORS & MORE DATA RESEARCH DATA-TECH INSTITUTE DATATlNES DAVE LONG PROTECTIVE PROOUCTS DAVIN SYSTEHS DAYDREAMS DEMCO, INC. DENIS DELLA VEDOOS I DENT, HAIDA DES HOINES REGISTER DEWITT ELECTRIC, INC. DIALOG INFORHATION SERVICES DIAMOND PRIIOUCTS CO. OICK BLICK 262966 OIVISION OF CRIMINAL DIXON, HARY LEE DoeSON, SUSAN OOCUMENT IT DOIJGLAS BOOTHROY 264445 DRUG TOlIN #2 DUFFY, STEVE E.NORM BAILEY EARL HAY SEED & NURSERY L.P. EASTERN IOWA LIGHT & POWER COO ECKERT, RACHEL ECONOFOOOS ED GRATTON 266984 MOONT DESCRIPTION 326.87 SEIlER 38.00 BOOKS, HAG., NEWSPAP 447.24 SEWER 26.69 OFFICE SUPPLIES 71.78 UNIFORM ALLOWANCE 484.52 PAYROLL 18-SEP-92 135.00 FILING FEE 126.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 112.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 75,400.00 MINI-COMPUTER 45.00 BOOKS, HAG., NEWSPAP 81.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 77.27 PRINT/REFERENCE 1,344.35 COMM. EQUIP. REPAIR 165.25 MINOR EQUIP. REP HAT 322.17 MINOR EQUIP. REPAIR 57.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE -58.96 SIGNS 9.95 800KS (CAT./REF.) -84.00 LIFE IN FOR SEP92-AU 3.97 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 54.60 WATER 18.90 PRINT/REFERENCE 99.18 EMPLOYMENT ADS 76.60 BLDG. & CONST. SUPP. -60.00 REFUND 1,590.00 REGISTRATION 242.47 OATA PROCESSING 15.00 MINOR EQUIP. REPAIR 7,394.00 MICRO-COMPUTER 174_ 71 BOOKS (CAT ./CIR.) 278.39 MISC PROCESSING SUPP '2.15 POSTAGE 30.95 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 193.05 EMPLOYMENT ADS 237.94 REP OF ELECTRIC/PLBG 70.13 DATA PROCESSING 25.07 PAINT & SUPPLIES -31.85 0lA20 PRINT SUPPLIES 30.00 REGISTRATION 45.00 OTNER PROF. SERVICES 52.40 UNIFORM ALLOWANCE 619.13 TRAINING FILM/HAT. 44.11 HASON CITY 5.98 FILM PROCESSING 50.00 TRAVEL -89a.05 CONCRETE 25.20 RECREATIONAL SUPP. 47.40 ELECTRIC 33.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 229.26 FOOO -1,540.27 OOTSIOE PRINTING ~JJ' I I , , " i , COUNCIL LISTING SEPTEMBER 30, 1992 VENOOR NAME EICHA EISENNOFER, CATHY ELOON C. STUTSHAN, INC. ELECTRIC MOTORS OF IOIIA CITY ELECTRONIC COHHUNICATION ELECTRONIC COHH\INICATION SYS ELECTRONICS CAVE EMERY'PRATT COMPANY EMS - JUL EMS - JUN ENCOUNTER VIOEO ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES ERB'S BUSINESS HACHINES, INC. ERB'S OFFICE SERVICES, INC. EWERS MENS STORE F STOP FANTAGRAPHICS BOOKS FEOERAL EXPRESS CORP. FESLER'S, INC. FIOELITY PROOUCTS CO. FlELO, JOSHUA JEFFREY FIESELHANN, PETER FILMS INCORPORATEO FINGERPRINT EQUIPMENT LAB'S FIRST II1AGE HANAGEMENT FIRST NATIONAL BANK FIRSTAR FITZSENRY, TOOO FLANAGAN, SHAWN FLEETWAY STORES, INC. FOOTE FORTIS BENEFITS FOSSE, RICHARO FOTSCH, BRIAN FREY, LAURA FROHWEIN OFFICE SUPPLY FRY WILLIAN T FUSSELHAN, BILL GAFFEY, KELLEY GAFFEY, HARK GALE RESEARCH INC. GASB OROER OEPT GAYlORO BROS. GENERAL BINOING CORP. GENERAL VIOEOTEX CORP. GIROLER, CAROL GOOOWILL INOUSTRIES GOVERNMENT FINANCE OFFICERS GRATTAN, EO GREEN VALLEY AREA EO GREEN, OEBORAH GREENE TROY R AMOUNT OESCRIPTION 150.00 REGISTRATION 500.57 TRAVEL 120.00 GRASS SEEO 253.42 PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB. 92.96 AUDIO VISUAL REP HAT 1,194.60 PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB. 24.90 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 82.71 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) -33.2B OPERATION 293 -33.2e OPERATION 293 34.95 NON-FICTION VIOEO 5.00 ARCHITECTURAL SERVo 2,399.78 OFFICE EQUIP. REPAIR 51.04 OFFICE SUPPLIES 70.95 UNIFORM CLOTHING 142.48 FILH 45.45 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 35.00 COURIERS 275.83 MINOR EQUIP. REP HAT 1,623.39 OFFICE FURNITURE 1IB.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 141.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 99.90 NON-FICTION VIOEO 491.65 OTHER OPER. EQUIP. 1,30B.21 COURIERS -1,000.00 LANO ACQUISITlON 1,442.39 Lomox FEES 52.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 163.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 113.43 MINOR EQUIP. REP HAT '7.00 PURCHASES FOR RESALE 2,378.4e 0lSA81LITY INSURANCE 100.00 REGISTRATION 48.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 287.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 1,293.08 GRAPHIC SUPPLIES '1.00 REIM8URSE FOOO ALLOII 213.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 106.25 INSTRucrOR/OFFICIATE 90,00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 417.57 PRINT/REFERENCE 20.00 REFERENCE HATERIAL 26,90 GRAPHIC SUPPLIES 36.37 PRINTING SUPPLIES 19,55 BOOKS, HAG., NEWSPAP 456.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 20.00 RECREATIONAL SUPP. 410.00 OUES & NEM8ERSHIPS 1,540.27 OUTSIOE PRINTING 18.90 800KS (CAT ./CIR.) 188.08 FOOO 48,00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE , ~31q -. I I , , COUNCIL L1STlHG SEPTEHBER 30, 1992 VENDOR NAlIE GRIER JOHN GRIFFITH, ROGER GUANIPA, EDER GYROS CART HACH BROTHERS CO., INC. HAGEN, CCXlRTNEY HANSEN EHTERPRISES HARD~ARE SPECIALIST, LTD. HARNEY ICE CO. HARRIS, ALICE HARRY'S CUSTOH TROPHIES, LTD. HA\I1(EYE FOOO SYSTEHS, IHC. HA\I1(EYE LUlIBER CO., INC. HA\I1(EYE HEDICAL SUPPLY, INC. HA\I1(EYE SOIl FARHS HA\I1(EYE VACWH ANO SE~I NG HA\I1(EYE \/EtD & REPAIR HA\I1(EYE YORLD TRAVEL, INC. HEHRY LCXlIS, IHC. HEHSS, JENNIFER HERT2BERG-NE~ HETHOO, INC. HIGGERSON, DENNIS HIGHLANDER INN & SUPPER CLUB HIGHSHITH CO., INC. HILLS CITY OF HOLIDAY \/RECKER & CRANE SERV. HIlHEBUILOERS ASSOCIATION OF HIlHEOIINER'S OO-IT-YCXlRSELF HIlHEVISION HONOHAN HONOHAN, JAY HOOGHTON, CARl HOOSEL, HEATHER R. HOOSING REHAB HOII TO PUBLICATIONS HUFF, HARRY HULING, DAVE HUNTZINGER, KATY L. HY-VEE X IA. LA~ ENFC. ACADEHY HY-VEE CORALVILLE HY-VEE FOOO STORE #1 HY-VEE FOOO STORE #Z HY'VEE FOOO STORE #l HYORITE CHENICAL CO. I C PETTY CASH 262B07 I C PETTY CASH 263368 I.C.FIRE DEPT. IC FIRE DEFT ICMA - RT ICMA - RT . ~01 IFCI, NEHBERSHIP DEPARTMENT IHGRAH AlI00NT DESCRIPTION 73.50 BOOK(S) Z56.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 357.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE -80.00 mc FOR OCT-HOV 3,284.35 FIRST AIO/SAFETY SUP 11B.75 INSTRUClOR/OFFICIATE -~9.10 T SHIRTS 212.00 BLDG. & CONST. SUPP. 31.00 HISC. SUPPLIES 63.21 TRAVEL 102.00 RECREATIONAL SUPP. ~8.02 RECREATIONAL SUPP. 95~.23 BLDG. & CONST. SUPP. 299.40 FIRST AID SUPP. 38.50 AG MATERIALS 4.35 HISC. SUPPLIES 69.52 BLDG. & CONST. SUPP. 1,125.00 AIR FARE 982.63 FIlH PROCESSIHG 52.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE , 739.80 LIBRARY MATER. REP. 168.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 175.62 CONSULTANT SERVICES 51B.50 BODK PROCESSING SUPP -122.47 FABRICATE SIGNS 75.00 TOIliNG 250.00 DUES & HEHBERSHIPS 35.12 BODKS (CAT./CIR.) 126.35 NON-FICTION VIDEO -9.50 PURCHASES FOR RESALE 33.25 IHSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 1 lB. 75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 165.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE -224.00 REPLACE ORIVE~AY 62.45 CLASSIFIED AV ~2.00 UNIFORH ALLOIIANCE 293.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 112.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 79~.70 REGISTRATION 57.66 RECREATIONAL SUPP. 157.74 CONSULTANT SERVICES 2,~28.n FOOO 76.50 FOOO 1,621.50 ~ATER/SE~AGE CHEH. -7.71 PARKING HETER REIHB -9.a7 SUPPLIES -~3.BO !-SHIRTS -116.75 TSNIRT PURCNASES -2,332.20 OTNER BENEFITS 1,784.BO OTNER BENEFITS 30.00 DUES & HEHBERSHIPS 5~2.22 BODKS (CAT./CIR.) },", i,', . ~31q -. I I , COUNCIL LISTING SEPTEHBER 30, 1992 VENDOR NAME INSIDER'S GUIDES, INC INTERNATIONAL ASSOC. Of fiRE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE Of IIlI/A ASSOCIATION Of LEGAL IIlI/A CNAPTER IMI IIlI/A CITY AREA CHAMBER Of IIlI/A CITY COACH CO IIlI/A CITY COLLECTION & PROCESS IIlI/A CITY COHVENTlOH BUREAU IIlI/A CITY JANITOR SUPPLY till/A CITY PETTY CASH IIlI/A CITY PRES5-CITlZEH IOIIA CITY REPROGRAPHICS IOIIA CITY TELEPHONE CO., INC. IIlI/A CITY TYPEIIRITER CO. IOIIA COUNTY ATTORNEYS ASSOC. IOIIA DEPT. Of PUBLIC SAfETY IOIIA ELECTRONICS IOIIA ENGINEERING SOCIETY IIlI/A ILL GAS & ELECTRIC IOIIA ILLINOIS GAS & ELECTRIC IOII~ POETRY ASSOC. IIlI/A PRISON INDUSTRIES IOIIA STATE BANK IIlI/A STATE BANK' fiCA IOIIA STATE UNIVERSITY IOIIA STATE UNIVERSITY - IOIIA STATE UNIVERSITY C/O fiRE IIlI/A VENDING CO IPERS IPERS 265520 IPRA \/ORKSHOP ISfSI ISTHA NENBERSNIP JACKS DISCOUNT, INC. JACKSON DAVID JACKSON, DONNEY JACOBY, NIHI JAMES BRACHTEL 266613 JANE'S INfORHATlON GROUP JEDLICKA, AMANDA JENKINS, TlHOTNY JEPSEN, ALYSON C. JIH PUHFREY 265BD6 JIH \IONICK 266955 JIH'S INSTRUHENT HANUfACTURNG JHI CORPORATION JO CO AUO I TOR JO COUNTY TREASURER 264699 JOHN GRIER JOHNSON COUNTY AMBULANCE JOHNSON COUNTY BAR ASSOC. ___ ______ ____u A AMOUNT DESCRIPTION 13.12 BOOKS (CAT ./CIR.) 95.00 DUES & HENBERSHIPS 310.00 REGISTRATION 110.00 REGISTRATION 10.00 OUES & NEHBERSHIPS lB.OO HEALS (NON' TRAVEL) 4,542.14 EQUIPNENT SERVICE 65.00 SHERiff fEE lB,831.34 OTHER PROf. SERVICES 62B.24 NISC. SUPPLIES 449.B9 2 BAGS-KITTY CHili/ 1,057.28 ADVERTISING 34.36 OUTSIDE PRINTING 10B.25 PHONE EQUIP. CHARGES 90.00 NISC PROCESSING SUPP 175.00 REGISTRATION 5,049.00 TRACIS 1,140.00 OffiCE EQUIP. REPAIR 154.00 DUES & HEHBERSHIPS 1,598.40 ELECTRIC 47,607.82 ELECTRIC 6.00 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 124.47 TRAffiC CTRl. INPROV -93.87 fiCA 40,129.84 ADJUST fiCA 170.00 BOOKS (CAT ./REF.) 50.00 REGISTRATION 2BO.00 CONSULTANT SERVICES 14.46 fOOO 11,901.9a IPERS '56.99 IPERS 261.00 REOISTRATlON 93.56 TRAINING fILN/HAT. 10.00 DUES & NENBERSNIPS 22.39 SANIT. & IND. SUPP. 74.71 INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE 57.00 INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE 8.40 PARKING 71.53 AMES lBO.OO BOOKS (CAT ./CIR.) 247.00 INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE 142.50 INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE 162.00 INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE 1,168.16 ANAHEIH 106.12 DES NOINES 75.00 NISC. SUPPLIES 343.59 NICROflLH '95.2B PRINTING HANUAL 272.00 PROPERTY TAX '5.00 PURCHASE 1 f.D.CAP 5.00 fiRST AID SUPP. 90.00 DUES & HEHBERSIIIPS' ".-', :l.~" . -- - '" COUNCIL LISTING SEPTEMBER 30, 1992 VENDOR NAME JOHHSON COUNTY DATA PROCESSING JOHNSON COUNTY RECORDER JOHNSON COUNTY SHERIFF JOHNSON, JILL JONATHAN GOLDSTEIN JOURNAL ENTRY JOURNAL ENTRY 7010 JOURNAL ENTRY 8010 JOURNAL ENTRY 9G04 JOURNAL VOUCHER JP GASUAY CO. INC. JUST CCIIPENSATlON K MART #7433 KAYSER, KATHY KEATING, cmus KEL.\lfLCO OISTR., INC. KELLY KOCH KENNEDY, HIKE KEVIN BERG 263792 KIFARU PRODUCTIONS KIPLE, JULIA KIRi(\/OOD CCllHUNITY COLLEGE KITCHEN SINK PRESS KNIGHT, MARILYN KNOTTNERUS GEORGE KOVACINY, GREGORY KULTUR KUTSCN, PATTI L. L. PELLING CO., INC. LAB SAFETY SUPPLY LACINA, BARBARA LANDFILL CHARGES LANTER COURIER CORP LAIIYERS CO, OPERATIVE PUB. CO. LEAGUE OF IOUA MUNICIPALITIES LEGAL DIRECTORIES PUBLISHING LEIGH SLOAN 265896 LEQUATTE, KEVIN LETN LIBRARY LIGHTYEAR ENTERTAINMENT LIND LORIA, ADAM LOIIENBERG, MICHAEL LUBAROFF, SCOTT LYNCH CONST. & PAINTING LYNCH, ANN LYTLE, MICHAEL H MOEN/MELODY ROCI(\/ELL MARBERRY, CONSTANCE MARK L.FORTENBACHER MARSHA BORMANN 264446 AMOUNT OESCRIPTTON 55.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES 350.00 RECOROING FEES 45.40 SHERIFF FEE 33.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE -70.00 CONCRETE 76,303.10 AUG DUPLICATING '5.83 JUN DUPLICATING '3.56 JUL DUPLICATING -6.36 OFFICE SUPP 10Z,551.91 SEP BCBS 63.89 PAPER STOCK 95.00 SUBSCRIPTIONS 1,065.63 FILM 31.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 100.00 UNIFORH ALLOWANCE 25.08 LUMBER/HAROUARE .3.95 1 T SHIRT PURCHASE 39.78 MISCELLANEOUS 541.20 LOUISVILLE 33.95 NON-FICTION VIDEO 38.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 1,084.00 REGISTRATION 11.80 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 105.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE '345.02 B/C FOR SEP 82.22 TRAVEL 34.95 NON-FICTION VIDEO 85.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 557.36 ASPHALT 94.08 FIRST AID/SAFETY SUP 71.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 1,564.76 AUG LF CHARGES 14.76 FREIGHT 59.95 SUBSCRIPTIONS 430.00 REGISTRATION 122.65 REFERENCE MATERIAL 125.00 MINNEAPOLIS 95.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 488.00 CERTIFICATIONS -50.62 REFUND STITZELL 17.98 CCIIPACT DISC '3.75 PURCHASES FOR RESALE 63.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 331.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 3.96 FOOD 7,900.00 BUILDING IMPROVEMENT 14.Z5 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 175.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 44.80 DES MOINES 61.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE '35.00 INJURY REST .91049 1,026.76 SAN FRANCISCO , I , , '" 013 9J -. COONCIL LISTING SEPTENBER 3G, 1992 VENDOR NAME MARTI N CNARLENE MARY LEE DIXON 26262B MAUFS HC HORRIS HCCABE EQUIPHENT, INC. HCFARLAND AND COMPANY INC HCHARTlN, ED HCHORRIS, ELIZABETH HEACHAM TRAVEL SERVICE HEARDON SUEPPEL D~N HEBUS, R. ALLAN HEDICAL ASSOCIATES HENTOR PRODUCTIONS HERCY HOSPITAL HEYER, LUCY HID'AMERICA'S HICROPRODUCTS HIKE LORD 264758 HIKE HORAN 266469 HIRACLE RECREATION EQUIPHENT HIRAMONTE PRESS HISCO HODERN BUSINESS SYSTEHS, INC. HONTGOMERY ELEVATOR CO. HODRE BUSINESS FORHS, INC. HOSBY-YEAR BOOK HOSKAL, JENNIFER HOTT'S DRUG STORE HOVE BUDG TRAN TO AIRPORT RENT HOVIES UNLIHITED H~LES BOBBY J HT. VERNON CONSTRUCTION HULLER PLUHBING & HEATING HULLIN, CNRISTA HUHFORD, JERRY HUNICIPAL FIRE & POLICE HURPHY, ED HUSEUM CURATOR HUSICAL HERTIAGE SOCIETY HYERS, STEPHANIE HYSTIC FIRE VIDEO NAGLE LUHBER CD. NAHRO/IAHO CONFERENCE NAHRW CONFERENCE NATIONAL BY'PRODUCTS, INC. NATIONAL DIRECTORY OF NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL NAVARRE, AMY NETON ENTERPRISES, LTD. NEUSER, DAWNELLE NEUTRON INDUSTRIES NEW PLAYS INC NEWKIRK SALES CO. AMOONT DESCRIPTION -50.00 ACDT REPAIR - EQUIP -15.00 OTHER PROF SERV 15.00 DUES & HEHBERSHIPS '3.75 PURCHASES FOR RESALE 900.00 EQUIPHENT RENTAL 3l.95 BOOKS (CAT ./REF.) n.70 UNIFORH ALL~ANCE 133.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 260.00 AIR FARE -10.70 BABCOCK FILE 100.00 UNIFORH ALL~ANCE 1,360.00 PHYSICALS 32.35 NON-FICTION VIDEO 65B.13 HEDICAL SERVICE 47.50 IHSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 169.00 PRINTER RIBBONS 371.00 DES HOINES 291.21 CARROLL 562.33 PARK & REC EQUIP. 15.95 BOOK/CASSETTE 215.03 OFFICE FURNITURE 491.26 COHH. EQUIP. REPAIR Bl.76 REP & MAINT. TO BLDG 410.59 PAPER 15B.03 REFERENCE MATERIAL 2B.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 41.4e RECREATIONAL SUPP. 1,200.00 AIRPORT REHT ACCT 30.49 VIOEO RECORDINGS 1,460.00 CONSULTANT SERVICES 5,500.00 BUILDING IHPRDVEHEHT 27B.22 REP OF ELECTRIC/PLBG 45.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 31.60 PRESCRIPTIONS, DRUGS 65,84B.25 OTHER BENEFITS 327.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 88.00 EDUC./TRAINING SUPP. 2B.83 COMPACT DISC 166.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 33.95 NON'FICTION VIDEO 275.23 AG HATERIALS 270.00 REGISTRATION 160.00 REGISTRATION 600.00 TECHNICAL SERVICES 7B.00 PRINT/REFERENCE 5.00 PRINT/REFERENCE 68.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 143.75 REPAIR OF STRUCTURE B5.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 99.67 SANITATION SUPP. 21.95 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 56.00 RENTALS ; ~/9 -. I 1 , CClJNCIL LISTING SEPTEMBER 30, 1992 VENDOR NAME NORTN DAKOTA STATE NORTNUEST FABRICS o OONNELL, SNARON O'DONNELL O'TOOLE, JENNIFER OAKLAND CEMETERY OAKS DEAN OCKENFELS, CATNY OOORITE OF EASTERN IOIIA OLINGER LAU FIRM OLSON, ANDERS OLSON, LISA OSVALO, BERNARD PATTERSON'EDUARDS PAUL SUEPPEL 266900 PAUL'S PAYLESS CASHUAYS, INC. PAYROLL RECAP PECK LAU OFFICES PETERSON'S GUIDES PETTIT, HARY PEVERILL SQUIRE PHOTO ID CNARGEBACKS PNYSICIAN'S DESK REFERENCE PIP PRINTING PIPER, MICNAEL PITNEY BIllIES PLANNEO GIVING TOCAY PLANT CONNECTION PLEASANT VALLEY NURSERY, INC. PLUMBERS SUPPLY CO. POOL TECH INC. PRAIRIE LIGHTS BOOKSTORE PRATT AUOIO.VISUAL & VIDEO PRENTICE HALL PRENTICE' HALL PROGRESSIVE PHYSICAL THERAPY PROTECTION PROCUCTS CO. PRYOR RESClJRCES, INC. PYRAMID SERVICES, INC. QUALITY BOOKS, INC. QUALITY ENGRAVED SIGHS R & T SPECIALTY, INC. R J UINKELHAKE 266948 R. M. BOGGS CO., INC. RABY, PAMELA RANDY'S FINE HIlKE CARPETS RENTY'MERC POOLS RENTY'MERCER POOLS RECREATION REED REFERENCE PUBLISNING REGENT GOOK CO., INC. AMClJNT DESCRIPTION 27.0D BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 114.19 EDUC.JTRAINING SUPP. 85.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE .3.75 PURCHASES FOR RESALE 232.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 52.24 SMR 2,204,50 BUILDING REHTAL 47.24 TRAVEL 24.00 SANITATION SUPP. -5.00 PERSONHEL FILE COPY 133.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 75.00 INSTRUCTOR/GFFlCIATE 69.25 SAFETY SMOES '19.00 PURCHASES FOR RESALE 216.00 MOLINE 169.90 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 1,854.46 LUMBER/HAROUARE 795,261.76 PAYROLL 04-SEP-92 -44.50 BELL PERSONHEL FILE 49.10 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 4B.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE '126.00 DRIVEUAY APPROACN 144.90 AUGUST CHARGEBACKS 105.90 REFERENCE KATERIAL 2B.50 ClJTSIOE PRINTING 36.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE l,JJl.OO CIIKK. EQUIP. REPAIR 140.00 PRINT/REFERENCE n.25 PLANT CARE 27.00 FERTlLl2ER 301.97 MINOR EQUIP. REP HAT 105.00 REP OF ELECTRIC/PlBG 31.18 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 372.26 A V EQUIP. REPAIR 24.00 PRINT/CIRCULATING 34.91 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 42.00 MEOICAL SERVICE n.n SAFETY CLOTHING 23D.90 TRAINING FILM/KAT. 686.50 MINOR EQUIP, REP HAT 295.56 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 9.24 MINOR OFF EQUIP/FURN 202.75 MISC. SUPPLIES 157.72 OES MOIHES 3,213.22 OTMER REPAIR & HAINT 57.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFP ICIATE 125,00 MINDR EQUIP. REPAIR m.76 SEUER 1,030.22 REFUSE 59.73 8ANK FEES 368.99 PRINT/REFERENCE 10.27 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) " ...\ .....".0 J.3/~ '. or i , -. COUNCIL L1mNG SEPTEMBER 30, 1992 VENDOR NAIIE AllOUNT DESCRIPTION REID & ASSOCIATES 325.00 REGISTRATION REINER, MICHELLE 104.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFI CIATE .," RENQUIST, RAILI 40.50 I NSTRUCTOR/OFFI CIATE RETAIL DATA SYSTEMS OF CEDAR 300.00 MINOR EQUIP. REPAIR REYNOLDS, RAY 78.94 UNIFORM ALLOIIANCE REYNOLDS, TERRY 25.44 TRAVEL RIOS, FRANK 360.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFF ICIATE RIVER PROOUCTS CO. 10,684.87 ROCK ROE HEATING AND REFRIG. 55.68 REP OF COOLlND EQUIP ROGER JENSEN '17.20 4 T SHIRTS RON BOOSE 264444 661.09 DALLAS RON HASON FRAIIING & 79.52 PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB. RON STUT2HAN -26.40 !-SHIRTS RON STUT2HAN 266899 296.19 DES MOINES ROSE HILL PARK 79.80 SEIlER ROSE ~ATER PLUMBERS 40.00 REP OF ELECTRIC/PLBG ROTO-ROOTER 233.50 REP OF ELECTRIC/PLBG RUBBER STAIIPS R US 29.20 OFFICE SUPPLIES S.E.FIRE STATION 55.74 SEIlER SCAlIHAN, HARY 7.25 PARKING SCHOOLEY.1526 KIRKW '56.00 SDNLK RPLCMNT-CNCRT SCHREPFER, SUZANNE 100.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFI CIATE SCHULTZ, JANE 104.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFI CIATE SCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES 37.80 VIDEO RECORDINGS SEARS 54.98 TOOLS SECRETARY OF STATE 60.00 CERTIFICATIONS SEE'MORE'S WRKSHDP 33.94 800K/CASSETTE SELECTVIDEO 123.00 NON-FICTlON VIDEO SERVICEHASTER 3,334.50 REP & HAINT. TO BLDG SHAY ELECTRIC 89.3a REP OF ELECTRIC/PLBG SHERBURHE, JEANIE 38.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFF I CIATE SHIVE'HATTERY ENGS & ARCH INC 307.00 ENGINEERING SERVICES SIGN LANGUAGE 64.14 GRAPHIC SUPPLIES SIGNS & SCREENPRINTERS 84.00 GRAPHIC SUPPLIES SILVER 8URDETT CO. 93.76 BOOKS (CAT ./CIR.) SIMON & SCHUSTER, INC. 15.85 BOOK/CASSETTE SlNGLEHAN, CHARLES 100.00 UN I FORM ALLOIIANCE SMEAL FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. 6,672.00 OTHER OPER. EQUIP. SMITN, STEVEN L.T. m.oo INSTRUCTOR/OFF I CIATE SOUTHERN FOOO SERVICE MANAGEME 162.48 REGISTRATION SPENCER -9.50 PURCNASES FOR RESALE SPIRE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 850.00 MINI'CONP. SOFT~ARE SSCOR, INC. 367.49 MINOR EQUIP. REPAIR STANDARD INSURANCE C 94.22 LIFE INSURANCE STAR UNIFORMS 2,920.25 GLOVES STATE OF IA '29.Ba IPERS REFUHD STEFAN GROSSMAN'S GUITAR 33.95 NON'FICTION VIDEO STEINDLER ORTHOPEDIC CLINIC 35.00 MEDICAL SERVICE ",",', 0 j~ STER'S AQUATIC SPORTS CENTER 160.00 TECHNICAL SERVICES STEVE DUFFY 265327 381.00 REGISTRATION STEVE STIHHEL '21.75 5 TSHIRTS STEVENS, STACY 90.25 I NSTRUCTDR/DFF I CIATE :2.31 -----_.--- ~ -- CooNCIL LISTING SEPTEHBER 30, 199? VENOOR NAME STOKES, JENNI STOKES, JOSSI STREETS CTY SERV BOG STREETS-VILLOW CREEK PROJECT STurZMAN, RONALO SUPER SKATE SUTTON, JOSCELYN TARGET STORES TECNNIGRAPHICS, INC. TELECONNEcr'TELEPNONE SYSTEHS TERRY TRUEBLOOO 265982 TNE VATERS CONSULTING GRooP TNEIN, ROB H. TNIELEKE, CRAIG JAMES TNORNOIKE PRESS TNRONOSON, JESSICA TlHE-LIFE 800KS THC/SOUNOPRINTS TIJ4 NANSEN TIJ4 NANSEN 266986 TOTAL MAINTENANCE INC. TRAF ENG-SERV 8LOG TRAFFIC ENGINEERING SERVICES TRANSACTION PUBLISNERS TREASURER, STATE OF IOIIA-ILEA TRI STATE TURF & IRRIGATION TROESTER, STEVEN TURNER SUBSCRIPTIONS TURNER, BROOK U OF I PURCNASING OE U OF IA. IIORK STUllY US \/EST U S VEST CIIHHUNICATIONS U S \/EST CIIHHUNICATlONs-E U. S. DIARY CO. U. S. POST OFFICE U. S. POST OFFICE' ACCT 163 UBBEN, JENNIFER UNIFORH DEN, INC. UNIVERSITY CAMERA UNIVERSITY HICROFILHS INTL. UNIVERSITY OF IOIIA UNIVERSITY OF VISCONSIN US \/EST/AT & T VAN llYN, HATT VANCE, SHIRLEY A. VCA-HIOVESr AREA VEIl, ANDREV VERHONT ETV VETERINARY ASSOCIATES VICKI LALLA 265599 VIDEO TEXTBOOKS AAooNT DESCRIPTION 240.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 49.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 86.3l REFUSE 4,000.00 TRANSFER PV TO HYUTN 28.00 TRAVEL 350.00 HISCELLANEooS 123.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 196.94 HINOR OFF EQUIP/FURN 454.74 GRAPNIC SUPPLIES 240.00 PHONE EQUIP. CHARGES 118.80 CARROLL, IOIIA 1,021.51 CONSULTANT SERVICES 63.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 33.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 255.99 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 75.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 16.64 BOOKS (CAT ./CIR.) 20.70 BOOK/CASSETTE 10.00 TRAVEL CORRECTION 14.54 SNYDER NE 25.92 BLDG. & CONST. SUPP. 46.n REFUSE 156.00 TRAFFIC CTRL. IHPROV 14.51 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 2,m.00 REOISTRATION 1,000.00 EQUIPHEHT RENTAL 175.00 HICRQoCIJ4PUTER REP. 98.98 PRINT/CIRCULATING 38.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE ,368.90 SIGNS 518.33 IIORK STUOY VAGES 15.54 LONO OISTANCE 1,373.18 LONG DISTANCE CALLS 4,228.19 TELEPHONE RENTAL 91.9a OFFICE SUPPLIES 2,000.00 POSTAGE 6ll0.0D BULK HAILINO 52.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 222.90 PRIOR YEAR ENCUH8. 153.36 FILN PROCESSING 2,n6.09 NICROFORHS 110.00 REGISTRATION 76.35 CLASSIFIEO AV -39.73 LONG DISTANCE 125.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 41.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 7.66 ANIMAL SUPPLIES 21e.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 59.95 NON' FICTION VIDEO 58.50 VETERINARY SERVICE 350.67 OES HOINES 41.95 NON.FICTION VIOEO ;l~/~ , , 'I , -. ,. "1 I , ' COONCIL LISTING SEPTEMBER 30, 1992 VENDOR NAME VISA VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION YON BRIESEN , PIIRTELL, S.C. W.SIOE fiRE STAT. IIARNING LITES Of IL., INC. WTNERBY PARK \tEG CQlPllTlNG CENTER \tIOEMAN, MARY A. \tST PIIBLISHING CO. WHITElS, WILLIAH WHOLE TCOlI ACCESS WICKlANOER-ZULAWSKI , ASSOC WILEY, ANGELA WILEY, SADIE WILKINS, JEff WILLIAH COOl( 266643 WILLOI/ PARK WINKELHAKE, R. J. IIOITO, ICATRINA IIOLf CONST., INC. IIOLf, CAllA IIOLf, ELIZABETH IIOLff, STEPANIE IoOOLSON, SANDRA L. WORD PERfECT PUBLISHING CORP WORD PROC CHARGES 7054 WORD PROCESSING WORD PROCESSING CENTER WORLD DRYER GENERAL fUND AHOONT DESCRIPTION 1,71B.05 AIR fARE 75.00 REGISTRATION 51.11 OTHER PROf. SERVICES 113.54 REfUSE 276.00 RENTALS 55.74 SE\tR 2B.50 DATA PROCESSING 266.78 ELECTRICITY CNARGES 260.75 SUBSCRIPTIONS 165.00 INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE 77.43 VIDEO RECORDINGS 885.00 REGISTRATION 47.25 INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE 199.50 INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE 100.00 INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE 13e.53 WEST DES MOINES 1B7.74 SE\tR 3B.24 TRAVEL 133.25 INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE 6,9BO.00 NON-CONTRACTED IMPR. 76.50 INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE 242.25 INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE 3B.00 IN&TRUCTOR/OffIC1ATE 84.00 INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE 24.00 SUBSCRIPTIONS '219.51 JUL 1992 501.69 SEP CHARGEBACKS 676.40 CHARGEBACK 109.25 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES fUND TOTAL 1,623,496.n :CIl===:ZlllUICIIIlIl COONCIL LISTING SEPTEMBER 30, 1992 VENDOR NAHE fUND: HOOSING AUTHORITY A T & T CCllllUNICATlONS U S \tST CCllllUNICATlONS U S \tST WATTS CHARGES AIIOONT DESCRIPTION .01 LONG DISTANCE CALLS .02 LONG DISTANCE CALLS 1.61 READJ JUN BILL HOOSING AUTHORITY fUND TOTAL 1.64 Clllllllllllllllllllllllla :1..31' " -.. . -. 'I 1 , COUNCIL LISTING SEPTEMBER 30, 1992 VENOOR NAME FUNO: CAPITAL PROJECTS AT & T A T & T ClIIIlIUNICATlONS ADJUSTING JOURNAL ENTRY BLUE CROSS & BLUE SNIELO BONENKAIIP JAMES CAMIROS CIP FUNDING SEP 92 CITY BLUE TECNNOLOGIES CITYBLUE TECNNOLOGIES INC CONN, GARY CalH'JNICATIONS ENGINEERING CO. DICK COLE CONSTRUCTION OIXON, MARY LEE FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP. FITZGARRALO, PHYLLIS AND FORTIS BENEFITS HAVENER STEVE & JANINE HOUSING REHAB HOIIARD R. GREEN CO. IOIIA CITY PETTY CASH IOIIA CITY PRESB-CITIZEN IOIIA CITY REPROGRAPHICS IOIIA CITY TELEPHONE CO., INC. IOIIA ILL GAS & ELECTRIC IOIIA ILLINOIS GAS & ELECTRIC IOIIA STATE BANK' FICA IPERS JANICE SWEET & ASSOC. JOURNAL ENTRY JOURNAL VOUCNER LINDHARDT KATHRYN LOREN BRUHN CONSTR- MACTAGGART LAW OFFICE MAHER BROS. TRANSFER & STORAGE MCNAMER PATRICIA METRO PAVERS, INC. MILLER CARLAN HNS CONSULTANTS, INC. NEUMANN NONSON NNW, INC. NORTHWEST WATERPROOFING AND PAYLESS CASHWAYS, INC. PAYROLL RECAP RIVER PRODUCTS CO. SEC DONOHUE ,SHIVE-HATTERY ENGS & ARCH INC SHOEMAKER & NAALAND PROF. SKRIVER HOIIARO STANOARO INSURANCE C '" AMOUNT OESCRIPTlON .46 TELEPHONE RENTAL 20.14 LONG DISTANCE CALLS 91.40 AUG FAX CHARGES Z3.32 DENTAL INSURANCE 20.48 MISCELLANEOUS 2,120.19 CONSULTANT SERVICES 358.76 1985 GO 63.69 PAPER STOCK 105.16 OFFICE SUPPLIES 438.19 DATA COMHUN. EQUIP. 1,488.25 ClIIIlI. EQUIP. REPAIR 1,218.00 EQUIPMENT SERVICE 375.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES 11.50 COURIERS 25,848.85 COURT SETTLEHENTS '1.96 DISABILITY INSURANCE 30.72 MISCELLANEOUS 224.00 REPLACE DRIVEWAY 9,343.07 ENGINEERING SERVICES 32.89 DOOR CLSR,GLOBE RPLC 35.16 LEGAL PU8L1CATlONS 256.20 OUTSIDE PRINTING 195.00 PHONE EQUIP. CHARGES 258.35 ELECTRIC 94.08 8UILOING IHPROVEMENT 953.30 FICA 389.95 IPERS 1,450.91 ENGINEERING SERVICES 153.57 AUG OUPLICATING 140.80 SEP 8CBS 10.24 MISCELLANEOUS 1,271.25 8UILOING IHPROVEMENT 230.75 ATTORNEY SERVICES 2,262.37 PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB. 15.36 MISCELLANEOUS 11,643.65 CONTRACTEO IMPROV. 5.12 MISCELLANEOUS 191.50 ENGINEERING SERVICES 73,750.00 ENGINEERING SERVICES 2,205.00 ENGINEERING SERVICES 21,619.57 CONTRACTEO IMPROV. 1,509.90 BLOG. & CONST. SUPP. 12,461.79 PAYROLL 04-SEP-92 57.28 ROCK 547.04 ENGINEERING SERVICES 22,013.70 ENGINEERING SERVICES 286.34 ENGINEERING SERVICES 12.80 MISCELLANEOUS 2.88 LIFE INSURANCE , ;:' , . ~31q , "j ", 1 -. caJ1ICIl LISTING SEPTEHBER 30, 1992 ,. VENOOll !WE AHOONr OESCRIPTlON STEGER-HEIOERSCHEIT CORP. 49,043.05 CONTRACTEO IHPROV. SUITOH " JOANNE 17.92 HISCELLANEOOS THlJIPSON SEW 20.48 HISCELLANEOOS TREASUIlNTATE OF IA 09,836.94 NN SANITARY SEIlER U SlIEST COIlIIIICATlotIS 16.07 LotIG OISTANCE CALLS U SlIEST COIIIIUCATlONSoE 246.21 PHONE EOUIP. CHARGES VAN NINKLEoJAC08 ENGINEERING 480.00 ENGINEERING SERVICES VILLIlAUER LOOIE 17.92 HISCELLANEOOS VOI00190585 -35,000.00 O&F FITZGERALO IIELSH LEO 10.24 HISCELLANEOOS NILSON ALAH.\ 74.24 HI SCELLANEOOS \,\]lBACHER LEON 5.12 HISCELLANEOOS 1oIlR0 PROCESSING 114.29 SEP CHARGEBACKS 1oIlR0 PROCESSING CENTER 56.5e CHARGEBACK :=:=====::==== CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND TOTAL 201,115.07 caJ1ICIL LISIING SEPTEHBER 30, 1992 VENOOll NAHE AHOONT OESCRIPTlON FUND: OEBT SERVICE FUND A T & T COIlIIIlCATIONS .03 LONG OISTANCE CALLS =_:::11:1:111:1====11= OEBT SERVICE FUND FUND TOTAL .03 J..3/~ "'.-""\0' --. I 1 , , COUNCIL LISTING SEPTEHBER 30, 1992 VENOOR NAME FUND: ENTERPRISE FUNDS 1ST. AVE. UASH & DRY A & L HIO UEST LABORATORIES AT&T A T & T Cl>>IHUNICATlONS A. Y. HCOONALD HFG. CO. AARON LEONARD ADJUSTING JOURNAL ENTRY ADVERTISER AIR COOLED ENGINE SERVICES AIR-MACH AIRPORT COIIHISSION ALLIED NATIONAL AMERICAN UATER IIORKS ASSOC. ANSUER ICUA, INC. APACHE HOSE & BELTING, INC. ARATEX SERVICES, INC. BAXTER SCIENTIFIC PROOUCTS BEST RENT ALL BETZ INDUSTRIAL BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD BONO ESCRCU BOSS MANUFACTURING CO BRAIIDT HEATING & BREESE CO., INC. BRINTON EOUARD BUD'S TIRE & REPAIR BUDGETED TRANSFERS AJE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK CIP FUNDING SEP 92 CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. CITY OF CORALVILLE CITY SEUER SERVICE CITY UATER DEPT. CLERICAL RECAP CONTRACTOR'S TOOL & SUPPLY CO. CRYSTAL CLEAR OF ICUA CITY CSC CREDIT SERVICES, INC. CULLIGAN CUHHINs-ALLISON CORP DAILY ICUAN DAN'S OVERHEAD 'DOORS & HORE OEBT SERVICE TRANSFER DIAMOND PROOUCTS CO. DON'S LOCK & KEY DREU SHAFFER 265876 EAGLE FOOD CENTER #220 EASTERN I CUA LI GHT & PCUER COO ELDON C. STUTSMAN, I NC. ELECTRIC HOTORS OF ICUA CITY AMOUNT OESCRIPTION '" 19.95 LAUNDRY SERVICE 3.85 LAB. CHEH. & SUPP. 24.10 TELEPHONE RENTAL 180.21 LONG DISTANCE CALLS 12,036.79 BLDG. & CONST. SUPP. '2.76 LONG DISTANCE CALL 591. 79 AUG FAX CNARGES 205.00 ADVERTISING 84.17 BLDG. & CONST. SUPP. 492.68 HINOR EQUIP. REP HAT 332.84 SEUER 136.30 TECNNICAL SERVICES 221.20 BOOKS, MAG., NEUSPAP 97.55 PAGING 180.98 HINOR EQUIP. REP MAT 1,671.02 LAUNDRY SERVICE 237.35 LAB. CNEH. & SUPP. 26.75 RENTALS 3,969.68 OTNER CHEH. & SUPP. 3,118.36 DENTAL INSURANCE -331.25 REVENUE BONDS 115.69 GLOVES 2,224.90 BUILDING IHPROVEHENT 10.74 HINOR EQUIP. REP HAT '192.25 BC FOR AUG 18.56 FLUIDS GASES & OTHER 279,535.71 A.V. SUPPORT 168.75 REVENUE BOHDS 90,735.08 LANDFILL RESERVE 300.35 BLOG. & CONST. SUPP. '61.00 VAL PAK PROMOTION 79.00 REP OF ELECTRIC/PLBG 21.84 SEUER -96.98 PAYROLL 21-AUG.92 543.95 BLDG. & CONST. SUPP. 140.80 HISC. SUPPLIES 23.25 TECHNICAL SERVICES 32.50 EQUIPHENT RENTAL 5, n5.00 OTHER OPER. EQUIP. 40.00 SUBSCRIPTIONS 518.23 REP & HAIHT. TO BLOG m,433.B3 TO 85 REV BOND SINK 46.50 PAINT & SUPPLIES 55.00 HIHOR EQUIP. REPAIR 508.48 DALLAS 9.48 SANITATION SUPP. 6,988.09 ELECTRIC 120.00 GRASS SEED 131.00 HINOR EQUIP. REPAIR ,": ~3/9 -. COUNCIL LISTING SEPTEHBER 30, 1992 VENOOR NAME ELECTRONIC COMHUNICATlON SYS ELECTRONICS CAVE ELLIOTT EQUIPHENT CO. EHS . JUL EHS . JUN ERB'S BUSINESS HACHINES, INC. FAIRBANKS SCALES FESLER'S, INC. FIRST NATIONAL BANK FLEET~AY STORES, INC. FORTIS BENEFITS FROHIlEIN OFFICE SUPPLY GENERAL CHEMI CAL CORP. GILPIN PAINT & GLASS, INC. HACH HACH BRorHERS CO., INC. HARRY'S CUSTOM TROPHIES, LTD. NAI/KEYE LUMBER CO., INC. NAI/KEYE IlELD & REPAIR HOTSY CLEANING SYSTEMS, INC. MHEE Fooo STORE #1 NYGIENIC LABORATORY IC PARKING RAMPS INSTRUMENT SOCIETY OF AMERICA IOIIA CITY HAGAZINE IOIIA CITY PETTY CASN IOIIA CITY PRESNITIZEN IOIIA CITY REPROGRAPHICS IOIIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL IOIIA OEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES IOIIA GROll IOIIA ILL GAS & ELECTRIC IOIIA ILLINOIS GAS & ELECTRIC IOIIA SOCIETY OF SOLIO UASTE IOIIA STATE BANK. FICA IOIIA STATE BANK COMPUTER SERVo IPERS JERRI ANCIAUX CLEANING JONN CRANE INC JOHNSON CONTROLS, INC. JOHNSON COUNTY SEATS JOURNAL ENTRY JOURNAL VIXJCHER JUC ENVIRONMENrAL K HART #7433 KELLY SERVICES, INC. KRNA, INC. KUNNS, LAUREL L. L. PELLINO CD., INC. LANOFILL CHARGES LANOFILL LEACHATE LANIX, JACQUELINE AMOUNT OESCRIPTlON 184.78 A V EQUIP. REPAIR 113.45 MISC. SUPPLIES 42.37 REFUSE COLL. EQUIP. 33.2B OPERATION 293 33.2B OPERATION 293 296.95 OFFICE EQUIP. REPAIR 571.75 MINOR EQUIP. REPAIR 99.95 TOOLS 168.75 REVENUE BONOS 151.07 MINOR OFF EQUIP/FURN 1,308.32 DISABILITY INSURANCE 29.16 OFFICE SUPPLIES 8,476.00 ALUMINUM SULFATE 4.40 PAINT & SUPPLIES 238.80 LAB. CHEM. & SUPP. 647.5B SANITATION SUPP. 176.74 MISC. SUPPLIES 579.61 LUMBER/HARDUARE 151.84 MINOR EQUIP. REPAIR 122.00 MINOR EQUIP. REP HAT 8.74 SANITATION SUPP. 5,670.00 TECHNICAL SERVICES 97.56 SEUER 5B.00 OUES & MEMBERSHIPS 275.00 ADVERTISING 142.07 BATHROOM SUPPLIES 889.64 ADVERTISING 25.20 OUTSIDE PRINTING 1,650.00 FILING FEE 75,034.76 STATE SURCHARGE 4,758.00 HAULING 1,354.30 ELECTRIC 3S,931.70 ELECTRIC 100.00 REGISTRATION 23,612.94 FICA 79.95 FINANCIAL SERV & CHG 8,733.38 IPERS 112.00 REP & MAINT. TO BLDG 55.08 TOOLS 237.02 REP OF HEATING EQUIP 25,994.45 AID TO AGENCIES 68,399.16 AUG OUPLICAIING 43,794.75 SEP BCBS 216.51 MINOR EQUIP. REP HAT 29.50 MISC. SUPPLIES 810.60 OTHER PROF. SERVICES 189.00 ADVERTISING 43.96 SAFETY SHOES 4,192.93 ASPHALT 46,350.se AUG LF CHARGES 6,541.04 AUO LF LEACHATE 1,600.00 BUILDING RENTAL , "f , I , , :l319 -. CClJNCIL LISTING SEPTEMBER 3G, 1992 VENDOR NAME LAURENCE HACMINE SHOP LEUIS SYSTEM OF IOUA, INC. L1NIIOOO MINING AND MINERALS HAHER, STEVE HARTIN EQUIPMENT OF ILLINOIS MCCABE EQUIPMENT, INC. MERIT ELECTRIC, LTD. MEYER TOOL & SUPPLY MID-UEST EQUIPMENT CO., INC. MIDUEST JANITORIAL SERVICES MINE SAFETY APPLIANCES CO. MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR CO. MOTOROLA INC. MULTICHANNEL NEUS NAGLE LUlIBER CO. NATOA-NATL. LEAGUE OF CITIES NORTHUAY UELL & PUMP CO. NClJGLAS L.PHILLIPS OLD CAPITOL CAB CO. PAUL'S PAYROLL RECAP PER HAR SECURITY AND PIGOTT, INC. PLEASANT VALLEY NURSERY, INC. PLUMBERS SUPPLY CO. POLLUTION CNTRL PRECISION INDUSTRIES, INC. PROTECTION PRODUCTS CO. PYRAMID SERVICES, INC. R. M. BODGS CO., INC. RETAIL DATA SYSTEMS OF CEDAR RICE, UILLIAMS ASSOCIATES RID-A-BIRD, INC. RIVER PRODUCTS CO. ROSEBAR TIRE SHREDDING SCHLOSS ENGINEERED EQUIPMENT SCHLUlIBERGER/NEPTUNE UATER DIV SHAMROCK CONST. CO. SOOTHERN AVIONICS CD. STANDARD INSURANCE C STAR UNI FORMS STATE OF IA STOCKHAUSEN, INC. METING, CAROL TANDY JIM TECHNIGRAPHICS, INC. THE MUS I C BAKERY TRANSIT SODA FUHD TRANSIT-CTY SERV BLD U S UEST COMMUNICATIONS U S UEST CIlHMUNICATlOHN UITERHARK, DUAYNE AMOONT DESCRIPTION 176.41 GENERAL EQUIPMENT 354.00 FINANCIAL SERV & CHG 1,139.24 HYDRATED LIME 55.64 SAFETY SHOES 9,600.00 EQUIPMENT RENTAL 900.00 EQUIPMENT RENTAL 573.16 REP OF ELECTRIC/PLBG 24.05 TOOLS & MINOR EQUIP. 193.4B MINOR EQUIP. REPAIR 220.56 TECHNICAL SERVICES 1,2G5.59 FIRST AID/SAFETY SUP 713.20 REP & HAINT. TO BLDG 1,546.00 PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB. 56.00 SUBSCRIPTIONS B.76 LUlIBER/HARDUARE 350.00 REGISTRATION 2,300.00 PRIOR YEAR EHCUMB. -75.50 BUS DAMAGE 91117 666.20 AID TO AGENCIES 161.54 BLDG. & CGNST. SUPP. 306,445.91 PAYRGLL 04-SEP-92 676.00 RENTALS 750.50 OFFICE FURHITURE 20.00 GRASS SEED 1,015.74 FIRST AID/SAFETY SUP 679.95 UATER 146.46 MINOR EQUIP. REP HAT 124.35 SAFETY CLOTHING 62.77 MINOR EQUIP. REP HAT 3,292.99 OTHER REPAIR & MAINT 2,709.00 HINOR EQUIP. REPAIR 3,310.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES 360.00 BLDG. PEST COHTROL 984.90 RIlCK 146.25 TIRES DISPOSAL 529.40 PLANT EQUIP REP HAT 13,206.67 UATER HETERS 200.00 EQUIPHENT RENTAL 96.50 HINOR EQUIP. REPAIR 23.6B LIFE INSURANCE 2,941.75 GLOVES -60.59 IPERS REFUND 7,312.50 UATER/SEUAGE CHEH. 70.00 SAFETY SHOES 62.99 SAFETY SHOES 59.95 OFFICE SUPPLIES 46.00 AUDIO VISUAL SUPP. 26.3B HINOR EQUIP. REP HAT 290.34 SEUER 263.88 LONG DISTANCE CALLS 1,462.09 PHONE EDUIP. CHARGES 55.64 SAFETY SHOES I I , ' J.31' -. COONCIL LISTING SEPTEMBER 30, 1992 VENDOR NAME AMOUNT DESCRIPTION UNIVERSITY OF IOWA/BUS.OFFICE UTiliTY EQUIPMENT CO. VAl-PAK OF IOWA VAN HINKlE'JACOB ENGINEERING VESSCO, INC. NARNING lITES OF IL., INC. NATERPRO SUPPLIES CORPORATION NtF MEMEBERSNIP FINANCIAL \!lRD PROCESSING \!lRD PROCESSING CENTER 113.35 ELECTRICITY CNARGES 20,798.G6 PRIOR YEAR ENOUMB. 425.00 ADVERTISING 252.00 CONTRACTED IMPROV. 529.55 HATER METERS m.oo RENTALS 1,050.GO HATER SYST. IMPROV. 100.00 DUES & MEMBERSNIPS 305.65 SEP CNARG~BACKS 233.51 CNARGEBACK :::=:::=::::::=: ENTERPRISE FUNDS FUND TOTAL 1,550,760.61 ., ....,1.". "\1 , " <- ~319 -- CCUNCIL LISTING SEPTEMBER 30, 1992 VENOOR NAME FUNO: TRUST AND AGENCY AT&T A T & T CIlHHUNICATJONS ADJUSTING JCURNAL ENTRY AERO RENTAL eAL OF 52300 TO 84400 BEST RENT ALL BIO CYCLE JCURNAL OF NASTE BLUE CROSS & BLUE SNIELO BOOKS IN MOTION BOIlERS, MICNAEL BRAD NEUMANN 265737 CEOAR RAPIOS GA2ETTE, INC. CENTEL CELLULAR CLERICAL RECAP COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. CCltPUTABILITY COTTAGE CURLEY PUBLISHING CUSTCltER OAILY IOIIAN OAPHNE FUHRMEISTER DES MOINES REGISTER DIAMOND PRODUCTS CO. DOYLE, KEVIN EAGLE FOOD CENTER #220 EMERY IIORLONIDE EMERY-PRATT COMPANY F STOP FILHS FOR THE HUMANITIES, IHC ,FORTIS BENEFITS FRASER, PEG HCELROY GILPIN PAINT & GLASS, INC. GOODNIN, TODD GOVERNOR'S CONFERENCE GRCUP SERVICES HANKEYE FOOD SYSTEMS, INC. HANKEYE LUHBER CO., INC. HANKEYE SPIRIT HIGH TECH HNEE FOOD STORE #1 IOIIA CITY COACN CO INC IOIIA CITY LANDSCAPING IOIIA CITY PETTY CASH IOIIA CITY PRES5-CITlZEN IOIIA ILLINOIS GAS & ELECTRIC IOIIA SOCIETY OF SOLID NASTE IOIIA STATE BANK - FICA IPERS JOHNSON COUNTY TREASURER AMCUNT DESCRIPTION 12.93 TELEPHONE RENTAL 26.94 LONO DISTANCE CALLS 401.73 AUG FAX CHARGES 61.65 TOOLS & EQUIP. RENT. 3,537.99 TRANS TO 844DD 36.89 TOOLS & EQUIP. RENT. 42.00 SUBSCRIPTIONS 139.92 DENTAL INSURANCE 26.36 CASSETTE 55.46 HISC. SUPPLIES 354.69 SICUX CITY 278.64 EMPLOYMENT ADS 122.10 TELEPHONE RENTAL -2,400.00 PAYROLL 21-AUG-92 169.BO PURCHASES FOR RESALE 161.85 MICRO'COMPUTER 56.00 FOOD 19.60 BOOKS (CAT .tCIR.) .90 POP REFUND 209.92 EHPLOYMENT AOS .10 POP REFUND 378.95 EHPLOYMENT ADS nO.n PAINT & SUPPLIES 14B.13 TRAVEL 2B7.71 FOOD 10.90 CCURIERS 12.59 BOOKS (UNCATALOGED) 16.00 FILH PROCESSING 524.21 VIDEO RECOROINGS 192.80 DISABILITY INSURANCE 127.17 LONG DISTANCE CALLS 41.49 PAINT & SUPPLIES 120.26 GASOLINE 65.00 REGISTRATION 611.13 HEALTH INSURANCE 20B.11 COFFEE SUPPLIES 378.51 LUMBERtHARDNARE 45.94 UNIFORH CLOTHING 52.00 TELEPHONE RENTAL 172.03 COFFEE SUPPLIES 639.05 EQUIPMENT SERVICE 66.13 PLANTS 78.42 CRAFT SUPPLIES BAZAA 252.45 EMPLOYHENT AGS 3.04 ELECTRIC 100.00 REGISTRATION 1,982.33 FICA 824. n IPERS 10.50 MISCELLANECUS ~31' I 1 , , -< I....: .- ," I I , , -. CooNCIL LISTING SEPTEMSER 3G, 1992 1.,.:_ VENDOR NAIIE AllooNT DESCRIPTION JooRNAL ENTRY 695.63 AUG DUPLICATING JooRNAL VooCNER 1,386.22 HONTNLY RET SENE FITS KIH JURACO .30 POP REFUND KNYCH, LIANNE 93.52 LOCAL HILEAGE LOAN FlNAHCE CHARGE 265.73 FIHANCE CHGS JUL-AUG HAIL SOXES ETC. 45.58 CooRIERS HAYORS yooTH -33.GO GASOLINE HCGLAOREY & PULLEH 250.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES HILLER, LINDA 117.90 LOCAL HILEAGE HONICA HOEN .25 POP REFUND HOTT'S DRUG STORE 164.16 PRINT/CIRCULATING NAGLE LUI1SER CO. 13.81 SLOG. & CONST. SUPP. NASCC FORUI1 AND ~RKSHDP 300.00 REGISTRATION NATIONAL LEAGUE OF cITIes 23.00 SOOKS, HAG., NENSPAP NOLO PRESS 41.70 SOOKS (CAT ./CIR.) OLD CAPITOL SERTIi4A CLUB 25.00 DUES & HEHBERSHIPS PAYROLL RECAP 2e,313.10 PAYROLL 04-SEP-92 PEPSI-COLA SOTTLING CO. m.oo PURCHASES FOR RESALE QUAL ITY CARE 93.75 AG HATERIALS R & T SPECIALTY, INC. 1,071.40 EDUC./TRAINING SUPP. REO CROSS 47.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE SALES, DESSIE 9.16 FOOO STALE CHECKS -100.00 VOID FOR REISSUE TARGET STORES 82.B3 HISC. SUPPLIES TECHNIGRAPHICS 84.00 PRIOR YEAR ENCUHB. TECHNIGRAPHICS, INC. 100.97 OFFICE SUPPLIES TEE'S PLUS 519.75 EDUC./TRAINING SUPP. TELECa4'USA 43.17 LONG DISTANCE CALLS TENEX Ca4PUTER EXPRESS 397.80 HICRO'Ca4PUTER U OF IA. RECREATIONAL SERVICES 5,669.00 SLOG. & CONST. SUPP. U S NEST COHHUNICATIONS 135.66 LONG DISTANCE CALLS U S NEST COHHUNICATlONN 214.06 TELEPHONE RENTAL UNIVERSITY CAIIERA 43.47 FILH PROCESSING VCA-HIONEST AREA 45.50 ANIHAL SUPPLIES VISA 256.27 FOOO ~RO PROCESSING 627.78 SEP CHARGE SACKS ~RD PROCESSING CENTER 1,023.34 CHARGESACK XEROX CORP. 175 . 77 OFFICE EQUIP. RENTAL yooTH Ha4ES, INC. 300.00 REGISTRATION ==11=_==1:1:1==111111 TRUST AND AGENCY FUND TOTAL 53,550.3B .'-.,.....".-..,.., ,..~/' " ~. . '\.t I , COUNCIL LISTING SEPTEMBER 30, 1992 VENOOR NAME FUND: INTRAGOVNTAL SERVICE #ATLANTIC LAKESIDE LIMITED flCONDO C~PANY IlETHERIDGE, PATSY #HUSTON PROPERTIES mE, MARY KAY #RUDEH, PAUL #SCOTCH PINE APARTMEHTS #YODER, EARL, FY REHTALS 403 JEFFERSOH C~PAHY 522 SOUTH CLINTON STREET A & H APARTMEHTS AT & T A T & T CIlHHUHICATlOHS ADAMS, JOHH TH~AS ADJUSTIHG JOURHAL EHTRY AGUSTA HOUSING AUTHORITY ALCORH VERNON ALON20, RICK ALPINE APARTMENTS AL TOR FER MACHINERY CO. AMBATI, NARAYANA AMERICAN LAFRANCE AMMON DON AMSTER CORP. ANDERSON, BARBEL ANDERSON.BENDER RENTALS ANDRACKI, MARK OR LAURA ANDREN ROCCA 266864 ABATEX SERVICES, INC. ARENDS, MARCIA ASI RENTALS ATKINS, STEPHEN ATLANTIC LAKESIOE LIMITED B R C~PANY INC BARDACH, JANUS2 BARNES, PAM 265158 BARNES, PEARL M. BARTA, JEFFREY C AND BARZEE NILLIAM H BAUGHMAN, NORMA & RALPH BAUH, JERRY BAUMERT, JEAH BAYLISS, THOI4AS BECKER, TERRY BECKLER, ELMER BEHDA, JOSEPH BENDER, ROBERT J. BERGIN KARA BEST BUY CO. AMOUNT DESCRIPTlOH 828.0D LAHDLORD REHTS l1a.00 LANDLORD REHTS -2.00 UTILITY REIMB. 84.00 LANDLORD REHTS 408.00 LAHDLORD RENTS 236.00 LANDLORD REHTS 10.00 LANDLORD RENTS 346.00 LANDLORD RENTS 294.00 BARBER, KERI 249.00 ADAMSKI, EDNARD 858.00 CRIST, AMY 22.66 TELEPHONE REHrAL 57.97 LONG DISTAHCE CALLS 1,159.60 INDEMNITY 662.44 AUG FAX CHARGES 804.92 LEE, MARION 12.00 ALCORN, VERHON 206.00 CARROLL, PATRICIA 350.00 AHDERSOH, NILLIAM 49.09 TND-TON TRUCKS 629.00 PATTOH, CHRISTOPHER 3,479.54 FIRE APPARATUS 23.00 AMMOH, DON J. JR. 285.00 SHOOTS, JEAN 239.00 CHOUDHURY, SABIT 1,522.00 BISSELL, PAULA 241.00 SMITH, ROBIN .75.00 DES MOIHES 669.43 LAUNDRY SERVICE 64.00 TADDDHIO, ANTHOHY 206.00 MORRON, BRET 300.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE 11,552.00 BAAH-GYIMAH,KIIAME 604.00 ADAM, JAMES 234.00 LINDLEY, SHERRY 148.00 TRAVEL ADVAHCE 203.00 BLAKE, ROBERT 15,028.13 LAND ACDUISITJON 39.00 BARZEE, NILLIAM 400.00 LIGOCKI, RITA 379.00 SMITH, CANDY 344.00 STARR, SARA 311.00 TINKLE, GARY 226.00 STIVER, KATHY 396.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE 246.00 TH~AE, JEHHIFER 211.00 ABDALLAH, AYANA 23.00 BERGIN, KARA 1, 791.99 MICRO-C~PUTER 3.3/9' -. CooNCIL LISTING SEPTENBER 30, 1992 VENDOR NAME BETTE LANE APARTNENTS BETTE MEISEL 266803 BEUTER, LEO & MARIE BIA PARTS INC BILL COOK BILL'S RENTALS BLACKNAIIK PARTNERS BLOYER PROPERTIES BLUE CROSS & BLUE SNIELD BOB 21HHERMAN FORD, INC. BOEDEKER, HERMANN BOLLINGER, RANDY BOULES CLOVIS BRACHTEL, JAMES BRAa & BOB'S TEE-VEE BRAa NEUMANN BRAa NEUMANN 265737 BRANDT, JOHN A. BREA2EALE, RICHARD BREESE CO., INC. BREESE, DONALD BRENNEMAN, MIKE BRENNEMAN, SUE X JOANN HARR BREWER, LARRY X DAVE CLARK BROEG, DIANA BROOKER, RICHARD BROUN, LYDA BUESING'S AUTOMOTIVE BUTLER, JAMES BUTTERBAUGH MARILYN BYERS III, EDWARD J. CAHILL, TOO R CAMPBELL, ANN CAPIIOL IMPLEMENT CO. CARLSON, MARTHA K. CARPETLAND CARTER SUSAN CARY, PHIL CASE POUER & EQUIPMENT CATERINO CHRIS CATHERINE WELCHER CEOAR RAPIDS WELDING SUPPLY CEDAR-JOHNSON FARM SERVICE CO CHAFFEE LARRY R CHAIT, BENJAMIN CHRISTIAN, PAUL & DORIS CHRISTINE ANDERSON CIIUN, RAYMOND W S CITY OF BooLDER CIVIL RIGHTS CLAREMONT APTS X MIKE WALDRON CLARK, DAVE AMooNT DESCRIPTION 246.00 FINK, JOYCE -l99.BO LAKE TAHOE 442.00 DELSO, BERTA 1,754.61 BUSES -13.47 TRAVEL REINB 40.00 AUTO LIABILITY 901.00 HALLAaA, SHANDY 1,335.00 JOHNSON, NELlSSA B2,992.19 DENTAL INSURANCE 111,365.43 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK 227.00 NELSON, ROYCE 255.00 CARIENS, FLORENCE 65.00 BOULES, CLOVIS 150.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE 84.15 REP & MAINT. TO BLDG -15.32 TRAVEL REIMB -354.68 SlooX CITY 205.00 FLORA, LISA 1,982.00 COX, MARCIA 2,132.33 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK 263.00 IIIXXILEY, ANNA 194.00 BRENNEMAN, LISA 236.00 GABRIELLI, JOSEPH 32B.00 ROUDABUSH, ANNETTE 151.00 KERR, ELIZABETH 97.00 BENTS, CINDY 372.00 ANDERSON, DIANE 1,644.20 BUSES 375.00 GARRETT, ELSIE 33.00 BUTTERBAUGH, MARILYN 215.00 HARRIS, SHARI 23S,OO SHERLOCK, TAMERA 126.00 BEARS, LORI 31S.65 GENERAL EOUIPMENT 295.00 RIVER, LOBIE 1,332.50 REPAIR OF FURNISHING 14.00 CARTER, SUSAN 253.00 MOOR, TOM m.l0 GENERAL EQUIPMENT 52.00 CATERINO, CNRIS -20.00 CLAIM PYMNT 5.10 RENTALS 20,e90.29 OIESEL FUEL 17.00 CHAFFEE, LARRY 323,00 BROIINLEE, ANASTASIA 314.00 HU'MIN, PATRICIA -30.00 RPYMNT (NAPS-15) 32B.00 RECHER, TRACY 659.23 YACooBI, MANA ALSHAB -60.00 BREAKFAST AWARDS 711.00 BERGIN, KARA 350.00 ROGERS, WENDI ~319 ~. COUNCIL LISTING SEPTEMBER 30, 1992 VENDOR NAJ4E CLARK, JAJ4ES A. OBA CAJ4PUS CLARK, STEVE CLARKE SUSAN M CLERK OF COURT CLINE, N. KENNETN COBB, LILLIE COBRA/CNARLES BELGER COBRA/CNARLOTTE BORE COBRA/EO ROSKUP COBRA/GEORGE IXXIO COBRA/JEANETTE KOEPP COBRA/ JOHN NEU21L COBRA/KAY NALENTA COBRA/HARLI SHULER COBRA/HARY OELL NINT COBRA/HARY KINNEY COBRA/NANCY FRANTZ COBRA/NANCY J BERRY COBRA/RAJ40NA PARROTT COBRA/RICNARO FRANYZ COBRA/STACY NELLS COLE, GUY COLONIAL TERRACE COLONY JULIE A COHIIUNICATlONS ENGINEERING CO. CONCORD APARTMENTS CONDO Cl>>IPANY CONDON, NILlIAJ4 CONNER, JUOY CONTRACYOR'S TOOL & SUPPLY CO. CIX'(, VINCENT COOK, NILLIAJ4 COOPER JR., ORRIS CORAL RIDGE APARTMENTS CORALVillE SALVAGE CORBIN ALLISON C CORNEJO ROSA CORONET APARTMENTS COURY NILL APARTMENTS CRAJ4, DAVID CRESCI Booy & EQUIPMENT, INC. CRIMINAL JUSTICE MINISTRIES CRIPPEN, DELAINE & BILL CRISHAN, DAVE & RENAE CRONK, C. ELIZABETH ATTN: DICK CULP, KENNETH RAND CUNNINS GREAT PLAINS DIESEL CURRAN, NllllAM & EHILY CUSHINO, PATRICIA CUSTl>>I HOSE & SUPPLIES, INC. 0& R RENTALS DAHLEN, MICHAEL & JANET AJ40UNT DESCRIPTION 211.00 SOUKUP, CLAYTON 416.00 STRICKLAND, LINDA 41.00 CLARKE, SUSAN 34.79 MORRIS, CARYN 474.00 OIETZHAN, JOHN 332.00 BURKE, OIONHE '140.BO SEP BC/BS -140.BO SEP COBRA '15Z.46 SEP BC/BS '62.22 SEP HEOICARE SUPPL '62.2Z OCT MEDICARE SUPPL '62.22 OCT MEDICARE SUPPL -11.66 OCT OEHTAL -11.66 OCT DENTAL '6Z.22 SEP MEDICARE SUPPL '140.BO OCT COBRA -140.BO SEP COBRA -411.51 OCT COBRA '140.BO SEP BC/BS -140.BO SEP COBRA -11.66 SEP OEHTAL 206.00 MERRIFIELD, REK 276.00 PATRICK, GEORGIA 19.00 COLOHY, JULIE A. 676.47 Cl>>IM. EQUIP. REPAIR 371.00 AOOISOH, HERHAH JR. 1,937.00 BLAKE, LAURALEE V. 4B2.00 GLOVER, KIMBERLEY 349.00 ECKERHAN, HATT 127.34 GARBAGE TRUCKS 723.00 COOKES, HAHCY 152.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE 641.00 MORRISSEY, LILLIAH 2,906.00 ANNIS, AHGIE 164.00 STRAHO, PEARL 24.00 CORBIN, ALLISOH 40.00 CORNEJO, ROSA 630.00 HUGHES, ALICE 1,014.00 FREES, ROBERT 23.82 MEDICAL 1,945.00 OTHER VEH. EQUIP. 20.00 TRAVEL 204.00 KLEPPE, CRAGG L. 250.GO BENTLEY, MARLA 430.00 NELSOH, DELPHIA 37,621.48 LAHO ACQUISITIOH 204.00 VEHICLE REPAIRS 186.00 ZEUTENHORST, lIHOA 290.00 YEGGY, JANET 131.50 GEHERAL EQUIPMEHT 564.00 CARTER, ANNETTE 1,508.00 GROHENALO, LISA " 1131' -. I I , COONCIL LISTING SEPTEMBER 30, 1992 VENDOR NAlIE DAKOTA COONTY NRA DALE HELLING DAVID T1HH DAVIS HURSIE DAVIS, JAlIES DAVIS, RICHARD & KARLA DAWSON, JOHN DE BRUYN, WILLIAlI DE SAINT VICTOR CAROL DEMEULENAERE, PAUL & ELLEN DETWEILER, DONALD L.& FRANCES DETWEILER,IVAN OR PATRICIA DITTBERNER, MALINDA DIXON, MARY LEE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INTERVENTION DORLEN APARTMENTS DORMANN, HAL DooG BOOTHROY DOOGLAS BOOTHRDY 264445 DOOGLASS, R. THOMAS DOI/NES, GREG & SUlII4ERS, DAN DOWNES, GREGORY J. DREW SHAFFER 265B76 ORULIS, JACK ACCT #271B1600 DUFFY, STEVE DUNCAN, JAlIES DUNNE, HIKE DWAYNE'S RADIATOR SERVICE E & W ENTERPRISES, LTO EARNEST, KENTON EO GRATTON 266984 EDSON & ASSOCIATES LTO ELLIOTT EOUIPMENT CO. ELLIS, GENE EHERGENCY HooSING PROJECT, INC ENSHINGER OARLA K ERa'S BUSINESS MACHINES, INC. ERB'S OFFICE SERVICES, INC. ETHERIDGE, PATSY ETZEL, STEVE EUGENE NISSLEY EVANS, BONNIE EVANS, JAlIES EVANS, SANDI FAITH UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST FARLINGER, CRAIG O. FAY'S FIRE EQUIPMEHT, INC. FENNER ROSE ANHE FESLER'S, INC. FINNEY, WILLlAlI FIRST IHAGE MAHAGEHENT FISCHER, MARY JO AlIooHT DESCRIPTION 203.23 KIRCHERT, HILDE -5.00 5 PAGES FAX '50.00 RPYHNT-LUHP SUN SS 2B.00 DAVIS, HURSIE 760.00 PETERSEN, KERRI m.oo DAVIS, MARJORIE 722.00 BARZEE, WILLIAlI 1,043.00 ATKINS, DELBERT 67.00 GENERAL LIABILITY 270.00 HCLAUGHLIN, BRIAN & 434.00 DICKSON, PAlIELA 275.00 DETWEILER, LISA 326.00 WILLHOTT, JUDITH 292.50 OTHER PROF. SERVICES 61B.B5 HISCELLANEOOS 291.00 FRANTZ, BRUCE JR. 233.00 WELLS, THEODORE -10.B9 TRAVEL REIHB '44.11 MASON CITY 284.00 VAYOING, NOLY 123.00 WATERS, TOM 527.00 HOHROE, GUY -508.48 DALLAS 367.00 CHAHPION, TERAL 381.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE 492.00 ALLEH, BOBBI JO 326.00 RIGGAN, DIANE 45.00 BUSES 586.00 COMFORT, BONNIE 471.00 ALEXANDER, LACRETSIA 1,540.27 OUTSIDE PRINTING 51.90 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK 13.93 TWO-TON TRUCKS 269.00 PATTY YORK 937.89 HISCELLANEOOS 23.00 ENSMIHGER, OARLA 320.28 OFFICE EQUIP. REPAIR 25B.28 MISC. PERIPHERALS '2.00 AST/PUB HSG UTL 1 03 183.00 NOLAHO, OooGLAS '427.00 AUG. HAP RPYHNT 311.00 WADE, SUSAH 884.00 HCGILL, HELISSA 100.00 EVANS, SANDI 671.00 HARGER, BONNIE 1,489.00 ALLEN, SANDRA 231.00 FIRE EXT. & REFILLS 1.00 FENNER, ROSE ANNE 1,844.50 GENERAL EQUIPHENT 232.00 BLACK, SHERRY A. 36.40 HICROFICHE 275.00 FISCHER, AllY J.31' -.. COUNCIL LISTING SEPTEHBER 30, 1992 VENDOR NAlIE FIlZGARRALD, PHYLLI S J. FITZPATRICK, GARY FLEETUAY STORES, IHC. FORTIS BEHEFlTS FOX, ROBERT FOX, ROBERT FRAHK FLEHING RENTALS FRANTZ, BURT FRANT2, JULIE FROHIlEIN OFFICE SUPPLY G.H.M. INVESTORS GAFFEY, TIMOTHY C. GARAGE/CAR UASH-ClY GARCIA JOSE GARDHER VICKIE GARVIN, RICHARD L- GARY SLAGER GEBREKAL HULU GENERAL BIHDING CORP. GERGIS, SAlIIR GHooSI HEUSHA A GILBERT MANOR GILPIN, EARL GINGERICN, MIRIAlI GHAC NORTGAGE CORP GOLFVIEU APARTHENTS Gooo, MRS. NOVELLA GOSS, RUTN GOVERNOR STREET RENTALS GRANOVIEU COURT APARTMENTS GREATER JOI/A CITY HOUSING GREGORY, DON GRELL, MARY GREYTGIINE APARTHENTS GRlNGS, JERRY GROTE JANICE N L APARTMENTS NACH BROTHERS CO., INC. HAIGHT, MIKE & POLLY HAHI4ER, MAXINE E HAHHES, SHARON K. HANSEN, TH!>>!AS HANSON, ROGER HARDING, MARK HARGRAVE MCELENEY, INC. HARNEY, PATRICK HARRIS, ALICE HATFIELD, CONNIE C/O LINCOLN HAUG, ,EOUARD J. JR. DBA H & H HAI/XEYE LUMBER CO., INC. HAUKEYE PEST CONTROL, INC, HAI/KEYE I/ELD & REPAIR AHOUNT OESCRIPTION 77.00 SUARTZENDRUBER, PATT 195.00 BRECKNER, FREDERICK 214.41 GENERAL EQUIPMENT 333.32 DISABILITY INSURANCE 1',44B.00 LANDLORD RENTS 1',44e.00 ,ALBERT, GREGORY 173.00 HENKES, DIANE 405.00 FRAlIPTON, CATHERINE 301.00 MIZNER, LINDA 4,400.53 HINOR OFF EQUIP/FURN 411.00 LEE, JOHN 396.00 SEXTON, J. RENEE 145.94 RECYCLING 20.00 GARCIA, JOSE 23.00 GARDNER, VICXIE B72.00 GRAFT, CHRISTINE -352.00 HAP RPYMNT'M.DYCE 41.00 GEBRElCAL, MULU 135.74 PRINTING SUPPLIES 515.00 RIOS, CYNTHIA 22.00 GHooSI, NEUSHA 1,941.00 BLACKMAN, TIMOTHY 172.00 JOHNSON, ELVA 235.00 PHILLIPS, CAROLYN J 44,176.75 LAND ACQUISITION 402.00 YOUSEF, FARZIN 325.00 KAISER, LISA 419.00 RUSSELL, CONNIE 680.00 BLANCHARD, SUSAN 3,174.00 BAINES, JOHN 3B7.00 VOPARIL, TRACY 896.00 HIHE, PAlIELA '317.00 AST. HSG. RENT 9 01 824.00 MCCUE, CELIA 363.00 GRINGS, BETH 25.00 GROTE, JANICE 610.00 JONES, MELINDA 48.00 MISC. SUPPLIES 427.00 R I CHARD, MARY 423.00 LESNET, HELISSA 341.00 FORHAN, Jooy 70.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE 75.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE 411.00 STAPLETON, ANN 489.04 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK 360.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE 550.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE 488.00 GARDNER, VICKIE 1,125.00 CARDAHON,KATE 66.91 MISC. SUPPLIES 80.00 8LDG. PEST CONTROL 13Z.10 BUSES :23/9 "I 1 , I I I i , I I I I ! I , , I , \' " I . , -. COONCIL LISTING SEPTEMBER 30, 1992 VENDOR NAlIE AlIOONT DESCRIPTION HAYEK REAL ESTATE ACCOONT 883.0D JOHNSON, YVONNE HEALY, PAll 365.00 BRUCE, COLLEEN & LER HEATH, CHARLES 848.00 HAY~ARD, SCOTTY HEIN, LETHA 268.00 GARRINGER, KATHY HELLING, DALE 600.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE HELHER, RAY 1,908.00 BECIOIAN, JUDY HENDERSON, RON 71.78 TRAVEL HENRY KLOSTERHAN -2Bl.00 HAP RPYMNT-JULY HERHAN H. BROYN CO. 1,249.85 LANDFILL E9UIPHENT HERSHBERGER, LOREN 295.DO JUSIICE, KAREN HIGDON, RONALD OR JUNE 279.0D HIGOON, ~ILHA HIGH~AY EQUIPHENT COMPANY 651.91 SNOW REMOVAL EQUIP. HILLSBORO APARTMENTS 205.00 SEGUIN, BEllY HILLTOP SUNOCO CAR ~ASH 136.00 CAR ~ASHES HOOGE, HIKE 518.00 HENRY, MICHAEL HOFF, TOM 314.00 GANAKES, KRISTA HOLIOAY ~RECKER & CRANE SERVo 260.00 TOWINO HOLLANO C JOSEPH 600.00 ABSTRACTS HORTON NANNEIIE 16.00 MORTON, NANNEIIE HOOSER, IIOOOROW 433.00 CAHALAN, CATHERINE HRADEK, KAREN E 51,998.01 LAND ACQUISJlION : .' HUGHES, GARY OBA HUGHES APTS 473.00 HERGERT, SUSAN HUHTER, OR. ~ILLIAM 677.00 HORRIS, KENNETH HUSTON PROPERTIES 176.00 BRENHEMAN, SUSAN I C CITY ASSESSOR -41.21 GASOLINE IC HOOSINO AUTHRTY 470.81 REFUSE INOEPENOENCE HOOSING AUTHORITY 508.23 RUSSEll, VALERIE IOWA BUSINESS HACHINES, INC. 1,293.00 NICRO'Ct>>IPUTER REP. IOWA CITY PEIIY CASH 31.02 OERHATITUS PRESCRIPT IOWA CITY PRESS-CIIIZEN 145.66 ADVERTISING IOWA CITY TELEPHONE CO., INC. I,Z20.00 PHONE EQUIP. CHARGES .! IOWA CITY lIRE & SERVICE, INC. 395.36 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK IOWA ILLINOIS GAS & ELECTRIC 1,608.08 ELECTRIC IOWA LOOGE 24e.00 KRAUSE, STEVEN L IOWA STATE BANK' FICA 4,995.3Z FICA IPERS l,an.70 IPERS IRVIN, OAVIO zza.oo COBLENTZ, RALPH J STREET APTS % KEN ~ ~EBER 3B5.00 BLAKLEY, RON JACKSON SQUARE ASSOCIATES OBA 1,272.00 DONAHUE, CATHERINE JAMES BRACHIEl .78.47 RET.OF TRAV.AOV_ JAlIES BRACHTEL Z66613 .71.53 AllES JEFFERSON STREET MANOR 332.00 ~HEELER, GARY JERRI ANCIAUX CLEANING 485.00 REP & HAINr. TO BLOG JIN PUHFREY Z65806 '1,168.16 ANANEIN JIH IIONICK -.88 TRAVEL REIHB J IH lION I CX Z66955 -106.1Z OES MOINES JIH'S PETROLEUN HAINTENANCE 355.10 HI NOR EQUIP. REPAIR JO CO ADHINISTRATION -Z50.43 GASOLINE JOAN LIFFRINO'ZUG -204.00 SEPT. HAP REFUNO JOHN'S GROCERY 1,069.00 EO~ARDS, DARLENE JOHNSON H.OUJON 44.00 JOHNSON, H.DUJON JOHNSON COONTY RECOROER 394.00 LAND ACQUISITION ,),31 ~ ._-~..,,_._~- -. CooNCIL LISTING SEPTEHBER 30, 1992 VENDOR NAME JOHNSON CooNTY SHERIFF JOHNSON CooNTY TREASURER JONOLE, CAROL JONES, HORGAN JooRNAL ENTRY JooRNAL VooCHER JP GASWAY CO. INC. KABELA, ROBERT KACENA APTS X DAVE FOON KADERA MYRON KARGARZEOEH, REZA KATE, M C, RENTALS KATES, FRED & KATES, KARL KELLER, MILDRED R. KEMPF, LESTER KENNEDY, JOSEPH & WHITE,OENNIS KEVIN BERG Z63792 KLEIN APARTMENT3 KLOSTERMAN, HENRY KNAPP, L. LoolSE KNEBEL WINOOllS KNOLLRIOGE GARDEN APARTMENTS KOEHLER, MICHAEL KOEPPEL, JAMES M. & GLORIA J. KORVER, DAVID J & JANICE L KRAIlET, RICHARD KRON, EO KUNCL, ADELAIDE KUNKEL, GENE L L PELLING CO LACINA, DUANE LACINA, TC/4 LALLA, VICKI LANDFILL CHARGES LANDMARK SURVEYING & LANGENBERG, JIM LAUNSPACH, WILLIAM LEE BROTHERS INVESTMENTS LEIGH SLOAN LEIGH SLOAN Z65B96 LEPIC, TC/4 & VERA L1FFRING-ZUG, JOAN LIGOCKI RIIA LINDER TIRE SERVICE LINDGREN, RICHARD LINDSEY & CO., INC. LIPSIUS, MAXINE RUTH LLOYD, OLIN LONGLEY TIME SYSTEHS LU, CHARLES LYMAN ASSOCIATES DBA RALSTON LYNCH, LAWRENCE L. AHooNT DESCRIPTION 30.00 MIZNER, LINDA 434.00 LAND ACQUISIIlON 330.00 BOI/HAN, SALLY 930.00 DUKES, MARY Loo 11,018.13 AUG OUPLICAIING 12,156.07 SEP BCBS 1,738.91 OFFICE SUPPLIES 329.00 BROOKS, WINIFRED 300.00 HEINrz, LINDA 25.00 KADERA, MYRON 263.00 BRANTMAN, JENNIE 3BO.00 MITCHELL, LARRY & HO 242.00 LYLE, BRENDA 152.00 KELLER, TIM 3Z9.DO PETERS, CATHY & SNoo 465.00 CATERINO, CHRIS '541.20 LOUISVILLE 223.00 CAMPBELL, DOROTHY 254.00 ENGLISH, ROBERT O. 271.00 VARNER, SUE 67.67 REPAIR OF FURNISHING 543.00 BOLSINGER, LYNDA 332.00 ANDERSON, LASHONDA 130.00 WADLE, RICHARD 431.00 KORVER, KURT 342.00 LECLAIRE, YVONNE 292.00 COY, PATRICIA M. 186.00 CROY, LEO 260.00 GALLOIIAY, MISTI '551.3Z SOX OF DAMAGES 641.00 GHooSl, NEWSNA 75.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE 378.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE 38.39 AUG LF CNARGES 1,180.00 ENGINEERING SERVICES 297.00 WlLOHAN, RHDNDA 183.00 LOIIENBERG, MARY GRIE 70.00 FERGUSON, ROBERT '353.00 TRAVEL REIMB 'IZ5.00 MINNEAPOLIS 436.00 CASTRO, SHARON & ROB 972.00 GORDON, MARTHA P. 69.00 LIGOCKI, RITA 3,683.83 BUSES 1,137.00 GEHRKE, MICHELLE 145.00 MICRO'CC/4P. SOFTWARE 113.00 KNEBEL, NORMA 312.00 GOUSNEGUIR, EZZATOSS 187.00 MINOR EQUIP. REPAIR I,OB6.00 DALY, BARBARA 1,389.00 BUTLER, NANCY 336.00 TA, LAN DUC 'I I , , P.319 · -. COUNCIL LISTING SEPTEMBER 30, 1992 VENOOR NAME M B E ASSOCIATES M MOEN/MELODY ROCKI/ELL HADDEN, ROD HAHER, MIKE HAILLlARD, MICHAEL HALONEY, PHYLLIS HARK IV INVESTORS OBA HARSNA BORHANN HARSNA BORHANN 264446 HARSHALL, BERHARD A HARTIN EQUIPMEHT OF ILLINOIS HARY O. COLDREN HOME FOR AGEO HATSON BARBARA JO HATTHESS, BURRELL MCCASLIN, RICHARD MCCOLLISTER, EDUIN MCCREEDY, BILL MCCREEDY, CHARLES MCDERMOTT, EDUARD J MCDONALD, CHESTER MCFALL'S AUTO TRIM MCGEE, ELOISE MCGUIRE CEVEN B MCKEEN, MRS. PAUL MCKILLIP, JUDITH MEANS, DUANE MEDICAL ASSOCIATES MEIER, OALLAS ACCT #306373 MEISEL, BETTE MELODY ROCK\lELL MERCY HOSPITAL METROPOLITAN FEOERAL BANK MEYER TOOL & SUPPLY MICHAEL MORAN MICHELIN TIRE CORP. MIO'AMERICA'S MICROPRODUCTS MIONEST UHEEL COMPANIES NIKE LORO MIKE LORO 264758 MIKE MORAN 266469 MILLER, OAVIO MILLER, GLENN H MILLER, JAMES R MILLER/YODER RENTALS MITCHELL INTERNATIONAL MOD POO I NC HANAGEMENT ACCOUNT MODERN BUSINESS SYSTEMS, INC. MOHAUK MFG. & SUPPLY CO. MOORE, OR PAULINE MOORE, JERRY R. MOORHAN EQUIPMENT CO. MORAN, MICHAEL AMOUNT DESCRIPTION 772.00 POGGENPOHL, RUTH '44.80 OES MOINES 334.00 KARBULA, TARI 408.00 HARTIN, ANN M. 245.00 GRUBBS, TIMMY 687.00 FREI, KYLE 6,849.00 BECKERT, RICNARO '2.99 TRAVEL REIMB '1,026.76 SAN FRANCISCO 246.00 MARSHALL, DONNA 53.63 LANDFILL EQUIPMENT 680.00 OVORSKY, MELVIN 1.00 MATSON, BARBARA JO 273.00 OUNDON, SHANNON 416.00 \/RIGHT, LINOA 114.00 AIKMAN, RICHARO 340.00 NILLES, M. OEANN 288.00 KANE, CLARENCE 503.00 QUIGLEY, LARRY 411.00 ROREX, YVETTE 70.00 MISC. EQUIP REP MAT 236.00 MCGEE, OEBORAH 28.00 MCGUIRE, CEVEN B 538.00 HILL, UILLOII 411.00 VER UAAYEN, RUTH 284.00 UILLARO, OOHNA 790.00 MEOICAL 349.00 OANIELE, ARTHUR 260.00 TRAVEL ADVAHCE '20.20 TRAVEL REIMB 916.15 MEOICAl 66,798.85 LANO ACQUISITION 262.10 MINOR EQUIP. REPAIR '38.79 TRAVEL REINB 3,279.54 AUTO & liGHT TRUCK 1,132.00 MAGNETIC MEOlA 196.38 BUSES -39.00 TRAVEL RETURN -371.00 OES MOINES -291.21 CARROll 424.00 MOLACEK, TERI 628.00 GROVER, MARY 1,122.00 BATES, BRIAN 1,134.00 AOEM, TUFA 227.50 REFERENCE MATERIAL 1,350.00 BROCKMAN, SHANHEN l 96.64 PHOTOCOPYING 70.60 BUSES 114.00 BARTON, MICHAEL 2,250.00 HAINES, DENISE 14.52 FIRE APPARATUS 330.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE . I 1 , , . .' ~31' -. COUNCIl llSTING SEPrEHBER 3D, 1992 VENDOR NANE HORRISON, SHEILA HORRISSEY LILLIAN HULFORD, JANES G. HUTUAL WHEEL CO. NAHRO/IAHO CONFERENCE NATIONAL BUSINESS INSTITUTE NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS OF NEOPART NEUNANN, BRAD NEW HETHOO EQUIPHENT CO., INC. NEWKIRK SALES CO. NICOLA, NINA NISSLEY, EUGENE W. NORA ECKARD NORR, ANDREW ESTATE NOIlTH ANERICAN CLUTCH NOIlTHLAND INSURANCE OAK\IIlOO VILLAGE OIINERS ASSOC OLD GOLO COURT APARTHENTS OLESEN APARTHENTS GHAHA HOUSIHG AUTHORITY ORIGINAL TOIIH COURT OSBORNE, JANES W. lilTSEN OIL CO., INC. OUTLOT 25 ASSOCIATES DBA PACHA, THEOOORE H PAM BARNES PAM BARNES 26515B PANASONlC COHIIUNICATlONS PARK PLACE APARTHENTS PARKSIOE HANOR PAUL HYERS AUTO BOOY PAUL SUEPPEL 266900 PAYRAVI, BIBI PAYROLL RECAP PEAK, BILL PECHOUS, EOWARO C. PEOERSON-SELLS EQUIPHENT CO. PEEPLE, ROGER PELKEY, FlOYOE PENNINGROTH APARTHENTS PENTACREST GAROEN APARTHENTS PERSINGER, DAVID R PETERSEN KERRI PETERSON, JACK PHAN LOAN PIP PRINTING PIPEYARO PARTNERS OBA RALSTON PITNEY BOllES CO. POTTERFIELO, AMANOA POWERS RICHARO PROGRESSIVE PHYSICAL THERAPY ANOUNT DESCRIPTION 227.00 HCOANNALO, SHERRY 45.00 HORRISSEY, LILLIAN 745.00 CARDER, KATHARINA 1,160.64 BUSES 945.00 REGISTRATION 256.00 REGISTRATION 2,187.58 OURG GRANT HONTHLY P 615.25 BUSES 370.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE 467.71 GARBAGE TRUCKS 203.17 FLUIDS GASES & OTHER 254.00 FOSTER, RUTH 49a.00 CONNER, HONA '62.22 BC/BS 716.00 SEYOEL, ANGELA 2,204.44 LANDFILL EQUIPHENT '2,269.83 FIRE TRUCK DHG92001 507.00 BELL, JANET 609.00 AXTON, OANIELLE 113.00 HELFRICH, TERRY 624.46 HARTIN, RACINE 2,580.00 JONNSON, JONNIE 113.00 BUNDY, NELEN 381.25 GREASE & OIL 1,153.00 ALLEN,OAWN 102.00 HERRINGER, JACQUELIN '55.41 TRAVEL REIHB -92.59 DES HOINES 278.00 OFFICE EQUIP. REPAIR 600.00 EASLER, BARBARA 480.00 GEBREKAL, HULU 5,574.85 TRUCKeS) '216.00 HOLlNE 378.00 ASA02ADEN, PARVINDOK 65,298.74 PAYROLL 04-SEP'92 70.00 SAFETY SHOES 412.00 SNEARON, KENNY 1,054.82 GENERAL EQUIPNENT 319.00 FORHAN, ANOREA 405.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE 839.00 GON2ALEZ, HILDA 324.00 LEHAR, LEZLIE lZ4.00 BACON, HARGIE 18.00 PETERSEN, KERR I 331.00 HESA, VEEONA 23.00 PHAN, LOAN 43.40 ourSIDE PRINTING 1,411.00 KIPP, HELVIN 446.00 OFFICE EQUIP. RENTAL 340.00 ROWE, HARY 21.00 POIIERS, RICHARD 69.00 HEOICAL -"""',,' :1.3/ , 'I I , COUNCIL LISTING SEPTEHBER 30, 1992 AMOUNr DESCRIPTION '. VENOOR NAME PUOIL ROBERT 13.00 PUOIL, ROBERT PUHFREY, JAMES 1,174.30 TRAVEL ADVANCE PYRAMID SERVICES, INC. 205.99 GENERAL EQUIPHENT QUINN, JAMES N. 273.00 HADDIGAN, KELLY R J WINKELNAKE -17.28 RETURN OF TRAVEL HO R J WINKELHAKE 266948 -157.72 DES HOINES R S INVESTHENTS 1,103.00 CHRISTENSEN, JO ANNE RAINBIlI/ INTERNATIONAL CARPET 90.00 REP & MAINT. TO BLDG RALSTON CREEK VILLAGE APTS. 3,298.00 BATI, LENCHO RANO MATERIALS HANOllNG 246.44 HISC. SUPPLIES RANSHAW, OAVE 361.00 mSACK, 8ARBARA RAUH, JOHN 5BO.00 MATSON, BARBARA JO RAY & LINDA HUNSTON -76.00 HAP RPYHNT-COPPINGE RELIABLE CORP. 247.95 OFFICE SUPPLIES RENOON, JORGE X RALPH IRVIN 383.00 FRAZEUR, BRUCE A RENCO EQUIPHENT, IHC. 191.52 LANOFILL EQUIPHENT RHOADES & ASSOCIATES 546.00 BRANDT, HELISSA RIGGAN, JIH 722.00 BETTS, LARRY H. RITTGERS, 8EN 248.00 110OO, MAUREEN R08ERTSON, CINDY H. 340.00 WALSH, SHANNON ROCCA, ANOREW 75.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE ROCKFORO HOUSING AUTHORITY 394.23 LANGER, LISA ROGERS, LARRY & HELISSA 239.00 COPELAND, SUE RON 800SE -28.91 RET.OF TRAV.ADV. RON 800SE 264444 -661.09 DALLAS ROIl STUTZHAH 26t.!199 -296.19 DES HOINES ROSCO PRODUCTS SALES CORP. 70.31 BUSES ROSHEK, MARVIN 472.00 SWAILS, BONITA "j' ROYAL INVESTHENTS 1,m.00 LEACH, RANDY RUKA, GARY A. 1,099.00 EDWAROS, LEONA ". ,', RUHHELHART, ELHER 134.00 DUTTLINGER, KATHLEEN RUHHELHART, IVAN C. & BLANCHE 268.00 WILHOTH, FRANCES i RUNDELL, VICKIE L. 474.00 O'BRIEN, ROGER RYAN, TERRY L & MARY K 229.00 BECKER, NANCY S & S INVESTHENTS 345.00 NERI, CHERYl SADLER POIIER TRAIN, INC. 317.64 TI/O-TON TRUCKS SANITATION PRODUCTS 1,133.00 GENERAL EQUIPHENT SCANIA U.S.A., INC. 25,559.28 BUSES SCHEETZ, RAYHONO & ANNE 1,102.00 HORTON, NANNETTE SCHELL IN, OETLEF 424.00 ANDERSDN, CHARLA SCHLAPKOHL, DANIEL P. 450.00 HCCUHBER, SHARI SCHlOTE, NANCY 275.00 VANOENBERG, SHONNA SCNNEIDER, MAYNARO 326.00 RATCHFORD, GRACE SCHOENMAKER, ADRIAN & SARA L. 388.00 WALSH, TRACY SCHOTT APARTHENrs 234.00 HCDONALO, HICHAEL SCHWACH, HIKE 390.00 HURRAY, TERRIE SCOTCH PINE APARTHENrs 1,432.56 BARNEY, OIANE SCOTSDAlE APARTHENTS 450.00 DICKERSON, HARGARET SCOIT, RurH H 325.00 HAMILTON, DEBRA SEARSON, JAMES L. 276.00 WRIGHT, HURRY SECURITY INVESTHENTS ASSOC. 1,620.00 BLACKHAWK, ALPNONSO SEHLER APARTHENTS 256.00 HICHEL, CHRIS ~31' ..-......--,..". ,-'--',.. -. CooNCll liSTING SEPrENGER 30, 1992 VENDOR NAlIE SENLER GUILDING SENATE APARTNENTS SENECA CORP. SESSIONS, NAZEL SEVILLE APARTMENTS SNAFFER, DREW SMAVERS-NORNADVICKIE SNORTLEY, RUSN M. SMRAMEK, LoolSE S1EG'CEDAR RAPIDS CO. SJRE yooNG FAlIILY PARTNERSNIP SKARDA, VAL SKAUGSTAD, HARILYN & CMARLES SKOG, CLARENCE SLAGER, GARY SLOAN, LEIGN SLOANE, DONNA L SMITN, ALTA SNAP'ON TOOLS CORP. SONM, JONN & HARGARET SPAETN, JONN SPECIALIZEO PETROLEUM SERVICES SPIVEY, PAULINE STANDARD GEARINGS OF CEDAR STANDARD INSURANCE C STANNARD, PAULA J. STAR UNIFORMS STEINDLER ORTNOPEDIC CLINIC STEVE DUFFY 265327 STEVE, DAVE STILES, J N STREG, LORI STUCKER, DONALD J. STUTZMAN, RONALD SUEDICAIIP, PAUL SUEPPEL, PAUL SUNSET HANOR SWENKA, BONNIE OR GLENN SYCAlIORE APTS TAYLOR, PAULINE TEBIltKNORST, DEB TERRY TRUEBLOOO TERRY TRUEBLOOO 265982 TNAYER, KElTN E. TNE MAGAZINE OF MAILING filE UNIVERSITY OF IOIIA TNERNO KING QUAD CITIES, INC. rHERMOGAS CO OF IOIIA CITY THOMDERT, INC. THOHHANDRU, JESSIE THOMOPULOS, GREGS & METT I E THOMPSON JIMNIE AlIOONT DESCRIPTION 197.00 ABDEL'HAlIEED, AHMAD 288.00 BEIER, EILEEN '93.79 CREOIT 525.00 POIIERS, RICHARD 1,358.00 BATI, NEGESO 508.48 TRAVEL ADVANCE 67.00 SNAVERS-HORNADAY, VI 442.00 BRO\/lI, MIA 275.00 BENNETT, TERI 1,700.92 AUTO & L1GIIT TRUCK 666.00 SLADE, SNIRLEY 463.00 BLAIR, FANNY m.oo MOSSACN, ESTHER 680.00 COLONY, JUliE A. 1,253.00 MORRIS, CARYN (JANEL 478.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE 276.00 BENDER, KAY M 424.00 LANGE, PAll 135.70 TOOLS 602.00 GIANGIACOHO, JOHN 261.00 VISKER, VIRGINIA 464.00 DIESEL FUEL 210.00 SPIVEY, RONALD 27.43 FIRE APPARATUS '120.78 LIFE INSURANCE 365.00 RUSSELL, HARY 375.00 GLOVES 160.00 MEDICAL '381.00 REGISTRATION 258.00 LAKE, ROSE 248.00 STILES, JEANNE 309.00 AUGUSTINE, rAHNY 360.00 ALCORN, VERNON 300.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE 750.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE 216.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE m.oo JONES, HAReI 353.00 WIGGINS, DUANE 254.00 WALKER, (HENRY) AL 653.00 HALTER, DIANE 795.00 REP & MAINT. TO BLDG '26.20 TRAVEL REINB '11a.80 CARROLL, IOIIA 393.00 ARONES, GUILLERMO 24.00 SUBSCRIPTIONS 764.00 CORBIN, ALLISON 2,541.02 BUSES 50.84 OTHER FUELS 236.23 SNOII RENOVAL EQUIP. 36.00 SEPT UTILITY REINB 644.00 GARDNER, DEBRA 7.00 THOHPSON, JIMNIE LEE :1.31' , .., 1 , ' ., ;".' I.' . ... COUNCIL LISTING SEPTEMBER 30, 1992 VENDOR NAME THi:lIPSON, CHARLES Ti:lI HANSEN Ti:lI NANSEN 266986 TOIIIl & CAMPUS APARTMENTS TRANSPEC, INC. TRI STATE TURF & IRRIGATION TRUEBLIlOO, TERRY TUNG, HAl-NAN U S ~ST COHHUNICATIONS U S ~ST CIlHHUNICATlONs-E U S HEST HATTS CHARGES U. S. POST OFFICE . ACCT 44 UNIVERSITY OF IOI/A VERMEER SALES & SERVICE, INC. VEST, JANET VICKI LALLA 265599 VlTOSH STANDARD VOPARIL CUSTi:lI BUILT Hi:lIES VOSS PETROLEUM CO., INC. H. O. LTD. HAGNER PONTIAC' JEEP, INC. HAGNER, JAMES R HAHL, KELLY HAL MART STORE 01-1721 HALDEN PLACE HALDEN, DORIS M. HALGREENS HALTERS, CLIFFORO HARO, RANOY HARREN AUTi:lIOTlVE HATERS, LARRY HATTERS DONNY ~IR PATRICIA & DAVIES HILLIAM HELANDER, PNYLLIS N. HELCHER CATHERINE ~LSCH, CLAYTON NENMAN, BONNIE HEPPLER & SONS HESTGATE VILLA APARTMENTS HESTNIlOO APARTMENTS HILCOX, LARRY HILDMAN, MICHAEL HILLIAM COOK 266643 HINEBRENNER FORO, INC. NINKELHAKE, R. J. HIRTH, BILL \/IlNICK, JAMES \/IlRD PROCESSING \/IlRD PROCESSING CENrER \/IlROEN, ROBERT NRIGNT, HILLIAM YEGGY, BERNARD AMOUNT DESCRIPTION 1,5B5.00 COUCHMAN, OAVID L. '1D.DO TRAVEL CORRECTION -70.00 RETURN TRAV ADVANCE 2,973.00 BROOKS, JEFF 75.20 BUSES 33.73 GENERAL EQUIPMENT 145.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE 340.00 FORAKER, LARRIANNE 151.27 LONG OISTANCE CALLS 699.54 TELEPHONE RENTAL '1.61 READJ JUN BILL 6,970.00 POSTAGE 23,243.74 ALAPATT, THIlHASKUITY 104.37 VEHICLE REPAIRS 930.00 TRAVEL, ADVANCE -350.67 OES MOINES 30.00 CAR NASHES 811.00 BERTHELETTE, SHANNON 113.52 GREASE & OIL 680.00 REP & MAl NT. TO BLDG 14.80 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK 570.00 BOI/LES, CLOVIS 100.00 HAHL, KELLY 22.17 OFFICE SUPPLIES 334.00 KLASSON, MARTHA 462.00 COX, GAYLE 78.07 FILM 1,809.00 AllEN, BRAD 96.00 GRIFFIN, PATTI -350.00 CAR SALVAGE 92-X055 141.00 STUlTS, PAUL 52.00 HATTERS, DONNY 253.37 GENERAL LIABILITY 247.00 ANDERSON, CHRISTINE 14.00 HELCHER, CATHERINE 230.00 GORDON, AVA 340.00 SNYOER, JULIA 100.00 REPAIR OF STRUCTURE 450.00 OLSEN, JACQUELINE 230.00 NELSON, OALE R. 240.00 PHELPS, OAN 156.00 PAGAN, NELSON -138.53 HEST OES MOINES 439.16 Auro & LIGHT TRUCK 175.00 TRAVEL AOVANCE 216.00 STEPP, RICHARO 107.00 TRAVEL AOVANCE 591.69 SEP CHARGEBACKS 320.93 CHARGEBACK 400.00 GROTE, JANICE 127.00 LOVETlNSKY, OAN 228.00 YEGGY, LEONARD " 1 , :231' -. COUNCIL LISTING SEPTEHBER 30, 1992 VENDOR HAME YIXIER, ARNOLD YIXIER, EARL, OOOGE ST APTS LTD YIXIER, EARL, FY RENTALS YIXIER, J 0 YOUTN NOIIES, INC. ZAISER, JERRY ZENACK, NATNAN OBA NOLLYIIOOO ZIEGLER HO, EKHARD ZIELlNSKY, JOHN ZIXIK, VERNON & MARGUERITE ZUBER, LARRY INTRAGOVNTAL SERV FUNO TOTAL AMOUNT OESCRIPTION 1,306.00 COLE, CNERI 630.00 ADAMS, SANORA 739.00 BATI,AMBO 655.00 FINK, SUSAN 657.32 NISCELLANEOUS 794.00 HINES, SNAVN 96.00 DAVIOSON, JEFFERY 552.00 DECKER, OORIS 427.00 KELLY, LEANORE 355.00 KLOOS, BECKY 204.00 ELLINGSIIORTH, OAVIO -------------- -.------------ 875,965.42 -.."-.... ""~'" :<319 '" , --, 'I . ; i,' -. , ~. , ;,,) ~_: ii' - ,,,, .,',",. " 'I , , '.'\.' , , ,..' ':'-,:::', COUNCIL LISTING SEPTENBER 30, 1992 VENDOR NAME AMOUNT OESCRIPTlON FUNO: SPECIAL REVENUE FUND , ,. A T & T 2.32 TELEPNONE RENTAL A T & T CClIIIIJNICATlONS 10.36 LONG OISTANCE CALLS ADJ JOURNAL ENTRY 1.00 JUNE FAX CNARGES ADJ JOURNAL ENTRY 7009 86.64 JUNE PNOTOCOPY ADJ JOURNAL ENTRY 8011 18.00 JUL FAX CHARGES ADJUSTING JOURNAL ENTRY 174.15 AUG FAX CNARGES ANLERS, COONEY, OORUEILER, 505.96 ATTORNEY SERVICES BARNES, PAM 148.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE BARNES, PAM 265158 -148.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELO 972.00 DENTAL INSURANCE BUDGETEO TRANSFERS AJE 316,363.42 COBG CONTINGENCY CIP FUNDING SEP 92 69,349.27 RUT CITY OF DES MOINES 4D.DD REGISTRATION CSC CREDIT SERVICES, INC. 6.25 orHER PROF. SERVICES OICK 8LICX 262966 31.85 DIAZO PRINT SUPPLIES OIXON, HARY LEE 75.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES " OOLEZAL, HELEN 505.80 FEDERAL UITHHOLOING ELOERLY SERVICES AGENCY OF 4,490.69 AIO TO AGENCJ.ES ESTHER MCNABB 421.67 HEALYH INSURANCE FIRE RETlREHENT FUNDING 19,888.06 PAY PERIllO 15'AUG'92 FORTIS BENEFITS 70.20 DISABILITY INSURANCE FRONUEIN OFFICE SUPPLY 27.80 OFFICE SUPPLIES FUND TRANS FOR POLIC & FIRE 22,695.54 FIRE RETIRE FUNDING GREATER IOIIA CITY NOUSING 43,300.00 LANO ACQUISITION H. J. LTO. NEATlNG ANO AIR 4,,715.00 BUILOING IMPROVEMENT I C PETTY CASH 262807 7.71 PARXlNG METER REIMB I C PETTY CASH 2633611 9.87 SUPPLIES IOIIA CITY PETTY CASH 19.70 COPIES-ADMIN.BLOG IOIIA CITY PRESS CITIZEN 77.67 LELGAL PUBLICATION IOIIA CITY PRESNITIZEN 24.53 LEGAL PUBLICATIONS IOIIA STATE BANK 93.87 FICA IOIIA STATE BANK & TRUST & 2,000.00 LANO ACQUISITION IOIIA STATE BANX . FICA 905.31 FICA IPERS 311.31 IPERS IPERS 265520 56.99 IPERS JO COUNTY TREASURER 264699 '272.00 PROPERlY TAX JOHNSON COUNTY RECORDER 320.00 RECOROING FEES JONNSON COUNTY SEATS 57.72 EQUIPMENT SERVICE JOURNAL ENTRY 388.90 AUG OUPLICATlNG JOURNAL ENTRY 7010 5.a3 JUN OUPLICATlNG JOURNAL ENrRY 8010 3.56 JUL'DUPLICATlNG JOURNAL ENTRY 9004 6.36 OFFICE SUPP JOURNAL VOUCHER 3,928.34 SEP BCBS LOREN BRUHN CONSTR' 3,627.34 BUILOING IHPROVEMENT HARY LEE OIXON 262628 15.00 OTNER PROF SERV HA YORS YOUTN 33.00 GASOLINE MORGAN VERA 4aO.97 SURVIVORS BENEFITS HUNIC.POL.&FIRE RTRM -2,195.88 FIRE OENTAL MUNICIPAL FIRE/POLIC '2,195.88 FIRE OENTAL :;'3/~ " ,.:.',,'.,', -, , ';'j " , ' COUIICIL lISTING SEPrE/laER 30, 1992 VENDtll IWIE AHOUNT DESCRIPTlIlII NAHRO/IAHO CONFERENCE 135.00 REGISTRATION , O'CONNELL, ELIZABETH AND 1,620.GD BUilDING IMPROVEMENT PAIl BAINES 265158 92.59 DES MOINES " PAYLESS CASHIlAYS ' AU 392.01 BUILDING IMPROVEMENT PAYROI.l RECAP 13,060.80 PAYROLL OHEp.92 POLICi RETIREMENT FUNDING 47,699.89 PAY ENDING 11-SEp.92 SLIlIINEGER, KEN & HARYBETH 1,129.93 BUILDING IMPROVEMENT US IofST .15.54 LIlIIG DISTANCE U S IofSl CQMJNICATlOIIS 21.61 LOIIG DISTANCE CALLS U S IofST CQMJNICAIIONN 56.05 TELEPHONE RENTAL UNITED ACTION FOIl YOUTH 6,063.27 AIO TO AGENCIES US IofST/AT & T 39.73 LOIIG DISTANCE \/EPPLER & SONS . FM 4,626.23 BUILDING IMPROVEMENT \/EPPLER & SONS . I'Jt 1,830.49 BUILDING IMPROVEMENT UILLIAIIS REALTY CO. 350.GD APPRAISAL SERVICES IIORO PROC CHARGES 7054 219.51 JUL 1992 Io\lIlD PROCESSING 609.42 SEP CHARGEBACKS Io\lIlD PROCESSING CENTER 415.83 CHARGE BACK 11:::1111=:=:11111111 SPECIAL REVENUE FUND rOTAL 569,808.02 COUNCIL LISmG SEPTEMBER 30, 1992 VENOtlllWlE AHOUNT DESCRIPTlOll .1:1Ill'lllllilllllllll:lI:1l111 GRANO TOTAL 4,874,697.89 ;1319 i -. .'''....''''..~..-........,..,,-., -'...--.-.... ~iQ) dd i I I I I I ! ! .... ---'''-'-'''-'~'~'':::'::':''''~~'-- . ""_-'.....:....:o:_:.....;;.:.,.~_~..""'..'..~,._.,. ,-" ,.".~_._-;.Y';~..,_''":r...;~'"..''' ...,'....,. ~..\'~...';'1'-~,..;,.:;'..:1. ~~ Dear City Council Members, I believe PublicAccessTelevision serves a vital purpose in this community. . Please help foster local community communication by supporting PUblicAccessTelevision in the upcoming re- franchising negotiations with TCI. Sincerely, ~~~ 0 ('; .' '. .. , .. : ( -- ;)~:o ~..- 1'1"-' 0.. .... , >..'; , " -, , ,."'"'. lD >-u I:;.;... - '- , I!:.. I- . .~ u u,:: 0 C) '" "", ~3~' I ,. " :1 , ' j , I ! , I i j I 1 i i ,I I -. .~_.-.~-~~'~"---- .-"' .----...- ~ ,."" ,"'_ '0. "_ ". , .. ------- :~d~) . : Dear qt>.: Council Members, I . .'<. - . "'..r> .~ ~ "..:I. ,0,'./' . """".;' I believe PublicAccessTelevision serves a vital purpose in this community. Please help foster local community communication by supporting PublicAccessTelevision in the upcoming re- franchising negotiations with TCI. , Sincerely, t(.Jfi4; Cl (') :,(:2~ .. - t,.. [~C) GLENN C, GETZ Ie,' :r.: lLJ-: (I- __1>- (319~9'O131 l.)l- I~~A C~ M~AKET SlAm l". , lO f'''';..l - )-u ' 52245 tL 1- ~..... ~t U u~; 0 0 C\I (j"l . " ~,~' ...,......... . .. ! , " , ;'; i i I ! \ I I ! I i ' .' . ('.' -. ,..'......"..., .,.....". ..., ,-.. , ,.",-,-".'"" f'~'" ~';.';'~";'."..,.. i i0 " : ~d Q; Dear City Council Members, ., . I believe PublicAccessTelevision serves a vital purpose in this community. Please help foster local community communication by supporting PublicAccessTelevision in the upcoming re- franchising negotiations with TCI. Sincerely, ~~ 0', t" :"" .0 ,.....;._.: ;;='0 'I. ~,- lJ.l-: L.., '-'- ...1>- " , '...1/- ~"" " l!) >.. u "'-;...~ n I I~" ~:..,( t:!::.;~ L} u::.... CJ .'- o ('\J 01 J 07.3'-5 ,. I I I , , , I ! j 'i " fi 11 I, 'I I I I , .. ',- , .:., 'j' ,I -. ,~", . :''''.:<:'': ,.. ....:. ~':';~' .. ,~.. '.~':' ,1,.,: ,. .:>:'. '_'.,: '. ':,"," ': '/.''- ':" ,', _. .,..) :':' . , _ , '. ' _,., , ,. ". " " ",' :'"'' ' '" .- . ~ .. ".' .. i JfirJ Dear City Council Members, I believe PublicAccessTelevision serves a vital purpose in this community. Please help foster local community communication by supporting PublicAccessTelevision in the upcoming re- franchising negotiations with TCI. Sincerely, JIM C7! CJ ~'.) :.;:j1.1(;. , .", :r.; 1:,ftl!vV L, Cl.. __I>~ :,)1- ~'~,~., ~ :..-u r. 1- ~:<.-c iL Ll u,': Cl o C'\J CIl !tv! e, fi/I{itl<<1 j"--(-, u~ ~'V 11( 1)vP(J~ f (/ J ~3~, I 1 ,I I I I -. . Vi 'lo'(ti . , "" 1 ,I .,:.".,..,-.:-.:;,.,:".,,) ,..; "" ...:,....",', ------------------------------ Dear City Council Members, I I , , I . i ; 1 I', , 'I ;: 1 ;) ~ I: ;i " f I believe PublicAccessTet'evislon serves a' vital purpose in this community. Please help foster local community communication by support!ng PublicAccessTelevision in the upcoming re- franchising negotiations with TCI. Sincerely, JJ~~ ~J1 ~.J~Sf YolU~ % ,fl J)JdLf5' _ 1.1') o f\) "-CJ 0 i; -. CJ ,.", -,1 -J Uu C)..< _ t-.,":>,=, ::;D 0) ;.\:..4 ;<r-' ~ ,', ....1, _rq ~.. a;:;J '.~ :':;;'; - J ):: tOO ., (;) "', ' i (JJ? . i(~ jJJ. r!..i f!uJXJC~ ~rtrv'J}/11 ~ ~ . 1r ~ clvu~ ' J ;.38 ' --. r-.,. ", "~"... '-. .. ., " '. , ,- ,"" "" ,'J . ,,'. ....' ""-, ',':'';;'h:'' ; ~-----------------~------- Q-~~1j , Dear City Council Members, I believe PublicAccessTelevision"serves a vital purpose in this community. i I I I , , i I , , I i , I , I I I Please help foster local community communication by supporting PublicAccessTelevision in the upcoming re- franchising negotiations with TCI. Sin~e~~~y, C - CZO r,,' ~ l.Ll. ~. : c.. -1)- " UI- .,~. ~ :-u '.:-;:.i.I r 1-- !::<t .,t u U;::: o 0 l'J - 0' ~G{G6c( c; V"~ (e: F'Ju(~noV\ D~{ec. New ~lb~aV' {o-<> F sf-- r-- V (II. VI .1? \J V'eV\ I ~;l. "2:> ' I OW~ c; 71 fA- S2J Yo 3~r/q~~ ( l ,,13;lSi . -, I , , ".' .'.' I , , I, I I' , I " \ ) I :1 , I i I " " .::-, -. ," " 'I ;'1 ".""..~, '" ...~"...~..--.. '..__. ., "","""'< ''''''-'1~ ."".;;;:..::::::"..:.:':::"':' .-...-........,.....,-".,.,;-."'.. ~~51. 'd-~ Dear City Council Members, . , I believe PublicAccessTefevision serves a vital purpose in this community. . " I I i I I , I I , Please help foster local community communication by supporting PublicAccessTelevision in the upcoming re- franchising negotiations with TCI. . I " , ~ i, ! l 1 I I , I I I " ~ :. a \, cr') .~i~~ .. I L. _. l~O ,,- L1.J ...~ I n, c: L. _J>- u;_ , l"7~ lD >u I c::..-, " - I LL J- ~:: <::( CJ u::.~ c, 0 "J -- en ~~' ',' -. ~~) ~81 "I" ~.. j.. .'. 0-.. , " " c,!.~... TEFffiJ; E. BR'AN~!tq, GOVERNOR tI ~ '_~ ,..... ...... LcOctobe,;::8, 1992 o ." C\I Cl 01 DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ALLAN T. THOMS, DIREcrOR The Honorable John McDonald Mayor, city of Iowa city City Hall, 410 Washington st. Iowa City, IA 52240 RE: CEBA 91-PRO-08j Procter & Gamble Manufacturing Company Dear Mayor McDonald: On June 20, 1991, the Department of Economic Development awarded to the city of Iowa city and Procter & Gamble Manufacturing Company a CEBA forgivable loan in the amount of $250,000. It is our understanding based on the company's letter of October 5, 1992, that Procter & Gamble has indefinitely postponed the CEBA project and, therefore, have decided to relinquish the CEBA award. As a result, the Department has withdrawn the $250,000 CEBA award so that the funds can be utilized in other Department projects. The Department wishes to emphasize that this action does not impact adversely on the city or the Business in any way, nor does it preclude any future CEBA applications the city or the Business may wish to submit. We do appreciate the importance of this project to both the city of Iowa city and the state of Iowa and the efforts that have been made to accomplish the City's and the Business' goals. If you have any questions regarding this matter, please do not hesitate to contact me at 515/242-4810. Sincerely, ~A/rs. V Kennetli H. ~ Program Manager co Rich Colgan, Procter & Gamble Company David Schoon, city of Iowa city steve Atkins, city of Iowa city cindy Liston, IDED Robert Knittle, IDED file Q IOIVA NIITWORK ~~~r,;~~~~~SS 200 EAST GRANO I OES MOINES, IOWA 60309 I 616/242.4700 I FAX: 616/242.4969 ~ 30l~ , ',. ,". ,'.\',", . {,,'. '.;",,< ;','r.,l,.',::,'":: ,,~_:,.;'_1 , ': 1 ~ ., , ., 'j i r i j I " " , (. I I I I I I -"1 I , I 'j ';! -. 10. \ :+ ~ \\! r'" , ~ " o~~ l~ \ lqh 92 or" 16 p',' I' 00 Jl.j j.. ,:i f~~~ ~O~ ~~ ~1Jt ~~ ~ I~' sivis ell:' i,LEi,:; 101'::\ ('!iOlIO'''' 'j, v II II,', {o ~ ~~J t wo.1\ ~'" ~'~ ~ J1( ~ ,fk ~M\ 0>\ ~ 'l ~N\~ ~St, t ~ if.. UUtk ~ ~ ~ ~ ~w4 ~,~ lijOJt\ ~ -r ~aA ()~ S~ ft7. } hAM. i ~ F~ 16-~ ~ , ~tk~ wJ ~~~~ ~w. ~ ~0 i -tk ~ ~~~ r~ ~ ~~~ ~ I ~ ~ ~I{ hu ~ i ~ Mlfv (WWu H~) ~ ~~M f ~~ 6vvJ Wl i ~ ~ 0~~\. ~ ~~ ~ ~b~ ~wtA ~ ~ ~ 6\ ~ wu1/Lwl~ ~ ~~~ ()'\. ~ NOUlM\w. _ f ~~\.v\ -M ~\ Po. l\l4 \~ ~~.1 ~.Ml ~ ~~ Mif~' f ~.1W ~ ~~ .~ O~FlI,WJ f ~o~. ~ tf rl, 1\" A lA \r~ II..J. OWl'lv N ~ 11"I ~iJJA ~ ~ ~y~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~, t ~~~ ~~~ ~ ~bW\ ~M OV\ ~s ~, ~ 1b~\ r~~ ~~k :)..3;.7 .. ~ "I " ' , ' I , , 1 \ ! I I I : i i I I ", " . ; . . , , ' -. i (,j If) C. (, :<2 eel . ~ , -- , - lD ~. ';., -. (.j h 1-- - .::: I.....:,.... U ,-' . . c;, 0 <\1 0', 859 St. Anne's Dr. Iowa City, IA 52245 October 12, 1992 City Council 410 E. Washington Iowa City, IA 52240 Dear Sir: Or to whoever this letter may concern. Every time I get my bill from the city of Iowa City - I get a little more irate. I tried the curbside recycling only to find half of what I had put out for some reason they couldn't pick up and left in laying out of the container With an attached note. Then I went in and reread the green recycling literature they had proVided, and found part of it was my fault for not reading the directions correctly. My bitch is: after going to Sears and spending money for a recycling container - all hepped up to do my civic duty and cooperate, if on Saturday I need to make a trip to the recycling place where they provide bins for tin cans, cardboard, paper, plastic, etc., then I may as well take the whole lot to the very handy one-place disposal. I then resent being charged $4.50 on my bill for recycling services that I never use. Times are hard - $4.50 to me can be spent in a more profitable way - one that will give me something for the money spent. I called the City of Iowa City and was told that it was a mandatory charge - and if I were to complain I should complain to the City Council. For those that the recycling charge is a Viable way to dispose of their clutter - fine - but for those of us that find alternatives a better way should be able to do so without being charged a fee for something we never use. Lets face it the curbside service can't be too successful. As I drive down Prairie Du Chein I have yet to see a recycling container on the curb on our garbage day. I would hope this letter would reach an individual with some knowledge of the problem and that I can expect to hear from somebody. Thank you, Sincerely, M~tprie G,' Davis . ." C!" 0 C"j" ',it ",-,, J ,-J , ,Iv 1.-7' t U'./A-' . 'J P.S. The place in which I live belongs to Richard Davis and is listed in his name, account 005 080 13 _ . ~ /" , L;?c.tJGc./ ,,1.3~ ! .. '''''''''''''.''~'' .. "1 , , "L , j I I i I ! j , I \ ;J i ~ 'i t ! i ; I I I I I I I I I l \ I 1 , 1 J I , I , I 1 : I I ! :.' -. (}~~ ) Jd 'I I , Oot. 11, 1992 6)1 East College Iowa City, Ia. 52240 Dear City Counoil Members, I watohed the City Counoil meeting on TV and deoided to write you about my thoughts conoerning the Pesticide Ordiances. I found it hard to believe that the lawn care oompanies and applioatore would carryon like they did. Everyone knows and has known for years that pesti,oides are dangerous. I felt insulted that they aotually thought the publio was that stupid. Insulted that they oarried on about the inconvience of prior notifioation and the oost of larger signs...also all that balony about unneoessary regulations and eduoation...surprised they did not suggest a task force to study the problem and in many years report baok. It is oommon knowledge that pestioides are not good for humans, animals, drinking water. We all know this and we all know the fewer pesticidee used-the better. I believe it is only oommon sense to have larger signs and bright oolored ones...at the beggining of the property line and at the end of it...plus 24 hr before and after notification. This way will at least help those of us who want no oontaot with any form of pestioides,. The Press Citizen headline of "LAWN CARE v. HEALTH~...... said it all. I prefer HEALTH and urge all of you to pass the proposed ordianoes. co ('. ::.:. .. "':.": - " ::0 "'-. L~I- ~ .i>~ lO .:1-. <--.:.1 -u f" 1- ,'- "'_... ....1 U :_:.i,.; CJ (\/ (J 01 [;1 i'kuA,f Lore t Mas t Ot3~q .. -. ~~ t~ I .' . t , , ' Ju-Lu. LetW 950 EUIJre.en CCliri. lbUa. &..1t /A 5 Jd-I.( S 35'1- 83d3 Ocibber /'1,11'1:1.. .' 76"';/'e Ci..-J; Cw.nC<./ Df /ctJa. CYtt, J "'.In erxpl-i66Ln1 a !.once/II on -J!,~ d~c..:..~ior') 6, hllK. fb.tAclJeen (I-fYIJ. OY ~a.flj 11 Ci..le.hm lId -.JIu~ '1f(lY' 0/\ 6tc..f. Duow 3J, J HJ. c/'\ /tY.PC/ L;..fr.;. ALl loud rtS)d~"+5 know -Ihai ~me. io+ta,l/ Jame doy5 C/tRo:Ic=.. CIi('Jvv.. kf.!1c., mwe.. QJntnb, an Ulwax (A iJ,6'd.y5j, Jc1.Ja. GJl.j a/1d reOUIH.. mere folit.Q, ~nA(Q 0(\ --Jhe5e- dl1yo, fbdba.U .:;fanny -ArMs do cnt<fljc.. hfuenf0.Q.nd 6M.;.:hhuj ~ 1tUlli 6-htrl-5 a.f J13b 'P/fI. q dM'j believe. --/Ae fJaH.f\16 ()f'61'(r~{), cAiJdlt/\ Jiut'n9 on ft1eJ/1Js<'-. 6~e.f I alld. !he 6I.Ir:oUflcU.fl3 QI1.a.5 ,wou1d, '(A,ppH..o..o:k -Jhe- I }~,!-y6'Y~ cleu..6J~n -jt> .st.ncf... JluIY" cMcWn OIL";. -/b_--Ihe sfre~5 ! JU~j a5 ?D,6U!:J fJC.OfJt diSp'.I.5e. from.. ~f1fl' "k, 6k:ld.i.w,^-, / Mder-6-hnd. vAo.f ~ js c.M1u6)DII wkn ~ do..te. J~ cfto..f)jd ,hut ilVAere. arc.. ~iK.J?;IJ IlcnG.S on--JAe f'Je.L.JS I i~ ~ IlelJ6jJCtf2,d Md ...JAYliUjA --I1e schoo/oS I YhOfx fJt:l.I1rrl5 , Wi-J.h (I-hiel d'r-/reo../' ay_cA;/dH/1 t..(LlJd~ umdd?J.k. (fwcuJd. be much ea6)er -f'rsv CUI" pollet -Rm.t ir. nbT nl1lJt -Je deo...J w.A -k,o+baU CYbwds "-hick dv -Jwa.-kr~/''a.nd.. i >>o.Ltb~n pntnl6 ~1.'rrnJ-m.neO/J.o~.) wcwd.. ~~ ' en L€iJf1Ji!..-/~ /I-l tnkj o-k-fhc c.r:uhcA../ -h 6knj~ ~()6Jdev mo..kLllj '-:~ ofPiOtJ) ft~)J( (Jy- -h-eo..t tUjn+ J=YJdZUfJ ~~ go-*; Yh5 lvculd a~IJ~ a-bbl){ pvublamJ ahd. ~fm,\cU. a /?W.Lh 6a-k.Y eutt'l+ -fry 6fY1tALl eN IMf\ , 6i.n~ #::Jaw '.' . ; " ~3.30 , -. 1\ ~'\ n?} cr 0 October 19, 1992 'I I , " , I I I ! i , ! , ! i , . '. CII'IC ONHR' <10 lAST WASIIINGTON STREET' IOWA CITY, IOWA 512.0' (JI9) 116.\000 ~33~ ....\:&.. CITY OF IOWA CITY _. Ms. Julie Law 950 Evergreen Court Iowa City, Iowa 52245 Dear Ms. Law: This letter is to respond to your concerns re9arding "trick or treating" on Halloween which happens to fall on Saturday this year. As you know, it has been the City's practice during the past years to allow trick or treating on Halloween during designated hours. However, the Parks and Recreation Director and the Police Chief confer, and they also coordinate the time with the City of Coralville before the recommendation is made to the City Council. I spoke with the Police Chief who informed me that having trick or treating on Saturday this year should pose no out-of-the-ordinary problems. The football game starts early in the afternoon and most people will have left Iowa City by dusk. Most of the problems encountered by celebrating in the downtown area will be later in the evening after the designated hours for trick or treatin9. He added that Friday evening would be the time when most officers will be busy with pre-football game celebrations and with the added traffic caused by people coming into Iowa City for the game. If you have any questions, please feel free to call the Police Chief at 356-5270, Stephe . Atkl S City Manager cc: City council~ Police Chief -. '~) ?~. '. 'I I , , , ,.; Bonnie Love 1328 Esther Street Iowa Ci ty, Iowa September 5, 1992 Ms. Naomi Novick 306 Mullin Avenue Iowa City, Iowa 52246 Dear Ms. Novick: I am writing to support the proposed Iowa City air quality ordinance, which would hold the city air quality standard or raise it, as discussed in conjunction with the passage of the grain milling ordinance. I missed the first reading due to 'vacation but I understand there is an issue as to who should monitor the readings. Generally we de not find many human beings so ethioal as to turn themselves in for infractions, and I think it is imperative that the readings be monitored by some outside source. In the discussion of good and bad odors, please do not lose touch with the reality that any odor represents particulate matter in the air. The number of asthma cases in the United States has risen 70% in the past ten years, and the national death asthma rate has risen 30% since 1980, especially among children. While air pollution is only one factor in this, air quality is something over which we have some local control. Thus I urge you to require that air quality in Iowa City is stringently monitored, with fines that cannot be written offas a minor expense in doing business, While I am not personally bothered by lawn chemicals, I also think our neighbors who are allergic to them need an opportunity to be notified that an area they frequent has been or will be sprayed, For many of us, the quality of our air is more than an aesthetic issue, - " Bcnnie Love ~33 ~. \ J(~~ ' ~f City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Date: 'October 13, 1992 To: Honorable Mayor and City Council From: James Brachtel, Traffic Engineer Re: Addition of Protected Left Turn Signal for Mormon Trek Blvd. at Its Intersection with Melrose Avenue 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 23.30 of the Municipal Code of Iowa City, the City Traffic Engineer will direct , the Installation of protected left turn signal indications for north. and southbound traffic on Mormon Trek Blvd. at its Intersection with Melrose Avenue. This acllon will take place after October 28, 1992. COMMENT: This action Is being taken In recognition of the Increased amount of traffic generally using the Intersecllon of Mormon Trek and Melrose Avenue. In particular, the amount of left turning traffic when compared to the conflicting through traffic for both north. and southbound vehicles In the Intersecllon has now reached a magnitude at which It Is appropriate to provide a protected signalized phase for that traffic movement. The necessary devices and materials will be purchased from the Traffic Engineering Division's maintenance budget. bc2.1 . ,"',01 'I II:) ....'nl .." to.. I"., \"'I~I-'" I II') ,I'.., I, ,". .) III ::1 I!J [: IDO Z5 '] ~ : I l ; I 0233~ J, d \~\lQ) , i Mr. j~freJ (ov<t~eT-- :~~=--=~: II ~nVl(e:tOv\ Gt... """ >_ _._ I~ LN6\. Lty) J A- .s2::~~ ~ '_'_,,,>>,,__.~_,,,,,_,, I , i~ Mv {O"-rt~j: . .,_ .._.:_ i "-, . ~'_".... .~ ~~iO t!Jlfh J~lI6~lt~Jw~ k\W~ I'W<l 1 ev t. kNlW Jh r;S;;M9v+ I I '.' ',- "". 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'_. .-.-----_.__M.__.... --' -.---.-......--. . .--~ -....-..- . ---.----.__._ M'_.4~__. -.-.----------- ~---_._._.. - -.-. .. .-.- .-.------ " .-.-....M.._._~_~~_M____ -.-----.....-. .-. --..------.-- -...----.-... 4.____ ~...._-- .-.-..-- -.. .--.._.._._4_____ '''~_''._'_'' ..._..____._.._.. .._.__._...... ;1 33 a -. ~ ~"~ .'('\ dJ September 30, 1992 ~g land 319/337.2242 FAX 337.2172 1700 First Avenue Eastdale Plaza, Suite 24 ' Iowa City, IA 52240 Managemant and Real Estate Karen Kubby Ci ty Counci I Member Iowa City Civio Center 410 East Washington Iowa City, III 52240 Dear Karen: I had the opportunity to attend the City Council Meeting Tuesday Night, September 29th and although I attended as an observer, I had to comment. ~Y OB&ERVlITIONS: 1. There was true hate in the room. You, as a Counoil Member, have a difficult task trying to compromise with people who come hating each other. This to too bad. 2. II great deal of misinformation from both sides was given in regard to vocabulary, data presented, and oonclusions drawn. People can and should have opinions, but neither side of an issue" should exaggerate or misuse the faots. 3. I saw very little "ProActive" disoussion. The Ordinanc'~ cOlltains very little "ProActive" solutions to the problems at hand. Y"u are probably saying "OK Wise Guy" give me some ProActive suggestions! I will defer to my experience in Agrioulture and do just that: Where is the City Council's "Best Lawn of the Year Award" for: 1. No lawn clipping plan. 2. Les's oost to maintain. 3. Lowest water usage. 4. Best year around color. 5, Best use of IPM. 01333 ....., ...1'1 ., " ! i I , 1 I I i ~. , . \ ,. "I 1 . ' 6. Best use of organic fertilizer. 'I. Best use of a mix of grasses and legumes. 8. Most entertaining. 9. Best use and prop'lr disposal of fertilizer and pesticides. I think the environmental advocates, the forester, the City Council, the ciLizt;!n~, an.] pe"ticirle applicators wOllld be happy to "freely" give of their time t,.' be on a committee to implement these awards. I know, because, the Ag community has accompl ished this for some time i.n the form of Conserv1tion Awards, F;:mtily of the Year Awards, etc. Linda Gentry said it best when she said "the 1 aw should make common sense" . I am NOT advocating compromise on the Ordinance. 1!!..11] advocating "ProActi.ve Programs" of education, awards, newsprint, and positive month I y meetings of this commit tee organ.i zed by the City Counci 1 for 1 - 2 years to achieve a solution to the problem. If, at the end of tha t time, there are sti II unsol ved areas, then make the I:ules. The Ordinance should be the last effort. A "ProActive" stance will resolve differences where more rules will only harden present feelings, You and the rest of thR City Council are pivotal in seeing that common sense is the bes t way to achieve ci vil i zed government rulings. ':; Call - I would be happy to visit with you. Sincerely, J'lCk C. ~'ank Ag Risk Insurance JCT/ph DC: Steve Atkins 01333 -.. 7Jlooming Prairie Warelwuse, Inc. 2340 Heinz Road, Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Business Hours: Mon. .Fri., 9am.5pm 13191337.6448 October 12, 1992 City Council Naomi Novick 306 Mullin Avenue Iowa City, IA 42246 Dear Naomi: I am writing to ]et you know of our support for the lawn pesticide ordinance currently under your consideration, and to ask for your support of the measure when it comes before the council for a vote. i'. As a member of the local business community, with a commitment to maintaining a clean environment and an infonned public, we believe this type of ordinance is a responsible and progressive step, In particular, the provisions requiring pesticide users to post notices before and after application, and restricting applications near water make good sense given what we currently know about possible health effects of these substances. Thank you for your thorough consideration of these issues. Witll your action, Iowa City can continue to be proud of the leadership our community has always taken in civic and environmental concems. Sincerely, ~ Sue Futrell Blooming Prairie Warehouse A Cooperative Food Distributor ~Rt'"yrlf" Wl'a"cr ~333 -.....-..,.., --.>, " , ' I i I 1 ! i " " :! :1 , d , j l ~ , j ,i i !l . . , , i " " -. J ~l\\~ I October 9, 1992 Pctcr Small 427 Bayard Sl. Iowa City, IA 52246 (319) 338-4292 Naomi Novick 306 Mullin Avc. Iowa City, IA 52246 Dcar Ms. Novick: I am writing you to encouragc you to adopt both thc privatc and commcrcial pesticide applicator ordinances. I believc thatthcy scrvc most ofthc purposcs which tilCY werc intcnded to servc. I havc a special intcrcst in thc ordinanccs because I 'VIote the original ordinance drafts as a student in the University of Iowa Legal Clinic. I had intended not to be involvcd in the debate ovcr thc ordinances because I thought that you IVould rcccive plcnty of commcnts and information from both proponents and opponents of the ordinancc and I believed that I had made my contribution by writing the drafts and accompanying memos. Howevcr, after reading the current proposed ordinances and listening to tile comments at the public hearing last week I decided that I would like to make a few comments. I encourage you to put back into the ordinance the restrictions on applying pesticides within a certain distance of a water source. The current provisions, section 34-91 (b) of the private applicator ordinance and section 34-82 (b) ofthe commercial applicator ordinance, only require that pesticides not be applied to the top of a baak of a water source. While the restriction on application within 30 fect of a water source, as written in the previous ordinance draft, may be an excessive distance, a study of runoff of pesticides from grass covered surfaces supports a restriction on the application of pesticides within a lesser distance from a water source. Michael Agnew, a horticultnrist with the Iowa State University Extension Service informed me that a stndy by T.L. Watschke at the University of Indiana on runoff of pesticides from grass surfaces demonstrates that the amount of runoff of pesticides from grass into adjacent watcr sources depends on how dense the grass is. For example, there is minimnm nmolT from golf courses where the turf is very dense. However, runolT from a less dense lawn is grcater. Mr. Agnew suggested that the city only allow pesticides that arc mcant to be used near water to be applied within 10 or 15 feet of a water source. The application of such pesticides wonld be pcrmittcd as part of an intcgratcd pest management progmm (IPM). Mr. Agnew also stated that this restriction should be applied to surfaccs adjaccnt to storm sewers. Pesticides may also enter storm sewers through sidewalks which olTer no resistance to the movement of pesticides. The only difficulty with such a prohibition is that while some pesticide labels indicate that the pesticide should not be used near water, those pesticides that may be most suited for use nemwater arc not so labeled. 1l may, however, ~ possible using EPA information to construct a list of pesticides with the qualities that make thcm most suited to use nc.1r watcr and list those as the only pesticides thatthc city will allow to be applied within a certain distance of a watcr supply. A valid complaint which lawn carc company rcprcscutatives raised at the public hc.1ring on the ordinanccs is that the privatc npplicator ordinance docs nothing to educate property owners or residcnts about the herbicidcs or other pesticides which they apply to their property. To extend the educational intent of the ordinancc to private applicators, the ordinaucc could require that merchants which sell pesticides make available to their customers pamphlets on the proper application ofpesticidcs to minimize the danger of causing pollution. The lown State Extension Service publishes a series of pamphlets on usiug pesticides on lawus, These pamphlets arc available at the University Library Government Documeuts sectiou. The EP A pamphlello which a number of lawu cme company representatives rcferrcd at the public hcaring ma)' bc another means to inform privatc applicators. Mcrchants should also provide private applicators with information about alternative non-pesticide methods of pest control. .2333 I 1 , -.. Onc of thc conccrns wc sought 10 addrcss whcn writing thc ordinancc was that somc city rcsidcnts want to know ahcad of timc whcn an applicator will apply pesticidcs to a ncighbor's yard. Thc statc rcgulation allowing statc rcsidcnts to contact individual commcrcial applicators is not sufficicnt by itsclf becausc thcrc may be peoplc who arc unawarc of thcir right to contact tilC applicators or who may not know thc namcs of all of thc applicators who work in Iowa City. It was cvidcnt at thc public hcaring timt tilerc arc a number of commercial applicators who work in (owa City, including atlcast onc company located ontsidc of Iowa City. If crcating a central rcgistry of somc sort rcally is too burdcnsomc for thc city thcn you should atlcast scnd a mailing to all city rcsidcnts infonning thcm of thcir right undcr statc law to be notified of pesticide application. Thc mailing should list thc namcs of all applicators operating in Iowa City to whom thc statc law applics or, at thc vcry (cast. thc DNR number whcre they can call to obtain that information (I believc that peoplc should be ablc to obtain thc namcs of applicators through thc DNR's 800 number). I cncouragc you to rctain thc largcr size notification signs and thc prc-notification requircmcnt. Thc currcnt signs arc oftcn not casily visiblc from a distance and nmy not be easily undcrstood by childrcn. Thc largcr signs would solvc both of tllCse problcms. Whilc thc prc-notification requircmcnt may be an inconvcnicnce to thc applicator, it providcs a public hcalth bencfit by warning peoplc who may havc rcason to stay clcnr of nn arca whcrc pesticidcs arc to be spraycd. [ am conccrncd that thcrc is no provision for providing infonnntion to tcnants of a property whcrc pesticidcs arc npplicd. (belicvc thnt whcn Pnul Papak and I mct with city officials wc decidcd that tcnant information would be addrcssed in thc prcvious drnft tllfough thc city rcgistry of pesticidc npplicators through which tcnants could obtnin infornmtion in thc snmc manncr as othcr city rcsidcnts. Since you appem to havc decided not to crcntc n rcgistry [ believc it is importnnt to havc n mcans for tcnants to find out about pesticidcs applied to thc property whcrc thcy Iivc. In thc casc oflandlords who usc thc scrviccs of n commcrcial applicntor this could be accomplished by mnking a copy of thc disclosurc statcmcnt avnilablc to tcnants. Landlords who apply pesticidcs privatcly should be rcquired to providc tcnants with at lcast a statcmcnt contnining thc namcs ofthc pesticidcs npplicd to thc property as requircd at section 34.80 (b) (I) ofthc commcrcial applicntor ordinancc. Finnlly, whilc I rcspect thc city council's and city attorncy's decision to not includc thc statcmcnt con~1ined at section III (Al (6) oCthc drnft ordinancc about pesticidc drift, [wnnt to point out that tilC statcmcnt camc vcrbatim from thc (owa Statc Univcrsity pesticidc applic.1tor training manual. This is thc statcmcnt that begins "Studics havc shown, . ." I am not ncccssnrily cncournging you to put this quotc back into thc disclosurc statcmcnt rcquircd at section 34.80 ofthc commcrcial npplicalor ordinancc, but [ belicvc that it is a substnntialcd broad statcmcnt about thc possiblc conscqucnccs of pesticidc drift. Thank you for )'OUr nttcntion to my commcnts. Rcspectfully, 1 /!~-I(/~ 2 r;{/&-L Pctcr Small cc: City Council mcmbers Linda Gcntry Paul Papak .2333 - ." ~ 1 9 25 92 3::::J2PM; RCV BY: xEROX 'TELECOPIER ,~1 ; - - ~/;\ SEP 2S . 92 04: 30PM ,~\I ES '-"Health &. Environmental Sciencees GroupLtd, I rr ~ ~ / V<#{ ~ 202682S822~ 31 93555009; ~ 2 P.2/3 September 25, 1992 To the City Council: ThIs past July, I had the pleasure ..:of participating in a public meeting addressing the Iowa City lawn chemical ordinance. .-As an epidemiologist, public health professional and advisor to various government and Umdustry groups, my role at the public meeting was to bring some perspective to the disctUsslons regarding what Is known and not kno~ about the public health risks of lawn chC!!lllica1 application, In the months following that meet:dng, I have followed with Interest the public debate in your area regarding tbls Importtant public health Issue. My concern now Is that the debate has shifted from a discussion cof scientific and medical facts bearing on the question of public health protectloD, to SFPeclal interest politics driven by pseudo scientific rhetoric, The people of Iowa City will not be well.served if this or any other policy decision Is based on rhetoric rathe:r than fact, '-" I The following facts about lawn ClIIl'll chemical use and public health should not be lost as your policy. makers move forward:: 1. .MiSll.M of lawn care chemic:als continues to be the major publlc health concern in this area. Publilt exposure to these chemicals is dependent on the skill and integrity of thlllSe applying them. Ucenslng requirements, ongoing training of appllcanors, and regulatory monitoring are the most efficient and proven successful approaches to minimizing potential exposure and subsequent pulbllc health risk associated with these practices. Fully supported programs lIlIong these lines should be a top priority. Proper use of lawn care ch1emlcals has not been shown to be a public health problem, 2, Contrary to much of the rhetoric that has found Its way into the Iowa City debate on this subject, appropriate use of lawn care chemicals has not been shown to be a measurable risk factor for cancer, birth defects, immune system problems, nervous system problems or any other major category of disease In people, In addition, although exhaustive studies have not been done on the effects of lawn care chemicals on pets, those data that are available are reassuring In that precautions effective In protecting human health appear to be protective of pet health as well. ........ 1225 Eye Street, N.W., Suite 1200, Washington, 0,0, 20005 (202) 209-6800 FAX (202) 882.5822 -2333 Acoountlna & BIlling: 5742 Blaine Ad" Churchton, MD 20733 FAX (3011 281-9832 -. '-' RCV BY:XEROX TELECDFIER 7ell ; 9-25-92 3:33PM; SEP 25 '92 04:31PM 2e26825822~ 3193565ee9;~ 3 P.3/3 "-" 3, SiiD! and notices aJmed at mlnlmlz!ng exposure to lawn care chemicals after application are probably useful to that end, However, I am unaware of any data suggesting that such signs and notices accrue a measurable public health benefit, The Hkellhood that true illness in people or pets will be avoided because of sign posting is dlminishingly sman, Whlle potential exposures may be avoided by sign posting, worst case scenarios suggest that such exposures would be well below levels of public health concern anyway, Therefore, the rationale for such requirements should not be portrayed as grounded In public health protectlon. 4, Histoly has shown us that the most effective means of identifying and correcting public health rIsks is through the tradltional approach of primary prevention fonowed by disease-based monitoring and subsequent intervention. For example, if cancer Is a concern, a wen funded licensing, trainJng and regulatory policing program for lawn chemical use, supplemented by a well supported tumor registry is the most potentlalIy useful investment for the community, While much energy, resources and emotion have been Invested in the debate regarding the Iowa City lawn chemical ordinance, it remains Important that the taxpayers understand what their investment is likely to buy them, Unfortunately, from an ordinance based largely on posting of signs, the return in terms of public health protection will likely be mlnlmal. I..- George L. Carlo, PH,n" M,S, J.D, Health & Environmental Sciences Group Washington, D.C, 07333 -- --l~ o\~ r lY , EXECUTIVE OFFICE BRANCH OFFICES P.O. Box 260 1311 OeSolo Rd. Van Metor, Iowa 50261.0260 (515) 995.2251 or (515) 2794008 W,I, I~QO.365-TURF Fax (515)996-2283 PO. Box 2232 Amo9, towa 5001().2232 (515)232.7614 War, 1.800.826-7618 Fax (515)232.7815 P.o. Box 83 Walerloo, Iowa 50704.Q063 (319) 291.2020 W'~1.8QO.234.9166 Fax (319) 291-3901 I RrtCEIVEO OCT 0 2 1992 CIlY ATTORNE\"S OFFICE October I, 1992 To: Honorable Mayor Darrel G. Courtney and Members of the city council Ron Vogel may have distorted the truth by quoting portions of articles out of context and telling half truths. He may have discredited my testimony at the hearing by indicating the Attorney General had convicted All American Turf Beauty, Inc. of false advertising. If you gave any credence to his testimony, I urge/you to read the attached information to determine the truth. Thank you. ~+ip1wJ Daryle L. Johnson, President. All American Turf Beauty, Inc. ~333 '., ;': .';.1. I" :.,::' ,. ,'" ""J,"". 'j;" ,;,. ! ":~)".. "":' : ~ "\ i , , '. '. " ;j ! " II I "I I} , ~ ) : i I .. I I " I , -. SUMMARY 1) Environmental Advocates filed Consumer Protection Complaints on September 7, 1990 against ChemLawn, Spring Green, and All American Turf Beauty, Inc. 2) The complaints were investigated. 3) Basis cooperating in making suggested advertising changes no further action was taken. None of the three companies were prosecuted, fined or required to sign Consent Decrees. 4) Out of the dozens of customer and advertising pieces produced by All American in five years time only two caused any concern to the Attorney General. The Attorney General felt that a total of three statements had not been sUfficiently substantiated in the brochures. The Attorney General clarified the parameters of substantiated versus unsubstantiated representations (clarification didn't exist previously). All American signed a compliance and settlement agreement that said we would not use those three statements in future advertising unless we substantiated them. A copy of the agreement and pertinent correspondence is attached. 5) Ironically an "ORGANIC" company (Ecological Products, Ltd.) was also investigated. This is the type of company recommended by organizations like Environmental Advocates as a safer alternative. My guess is that Section 34-80 Item 5, in the Commercial Pesticide Ordinance requiring information about alternative methods is also referring to "ORGANIC" companies. This company was required to sign a consent decree filed in the Iowa District Court. A copy is attached. oz.,333 ., ""...."., . .. . '---., DAVIS,HOCKENBERG,WINE,BROWN,KOEHN a SHORS, P.C. ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT l.AW Ii A"THUIl OAVII H.IlL...... O. HOCKU.'CAG OO"'''LO", WINI DONALD oJ I"OWN A.".QIlI'1I:NIUI WILLtA14J KDIH" .x:IHH Q. IHO"I I'I'HIHW, ftOIU" WILL1A14II. IUJoIO 1I0lSlU r. HOLt,"". DINN'lo JlIIDI C. eAlILlTOH '''IOlIlICI 0101101 W. IULLIVA", MICHACLG,IIULtI!, '"C..AIIDI.IlAMSAY " III'HA"O 'HOluno... THO...... I. '''LlUII'1 '''AHII01. CAIIIIOLI. l"UCII. CAMIIU".. .KINA'",," C. WILlON "ATltle'''.,IHO'' ADIUlT C ""LIl"AITH IIlWI)l H ""1""01" 1I0alllT" SIwON5 allVIH L tULSO,. OAVIO t. V..SlCIU:L WILLIAM 'II SCHW"'AI .1"10411 A WADE LOIlH",. GIUlAT Ol/olt II L.SUIII O.AN( H STAHLl O'IO"A".... THA"HISH OA\lIOW DUNN 111110,. L Will' "UN" weHllI. '.....10111.1.. C:"IoIP IlIHTA, HlltlNII 1l0IU'",.DOl,lGUI,oIII, C.'.lTlIHDU "GlIllttlO.....CO., NICHOL'" N. 1I0lT MAliK O. WAU AOIUU,j rOiT'" OA"..." """I IlAHU'.l '"O""IOH DAVIDA"'..... DAVID"" ("IC"'ON C T N'..,V" LOIU TOIIO(1I10... C"UJUt Jo4AIITH4 A rAGCo CLI1AUTH' CoOODM"'N IAL"'AIUC.. ,jO'LU....."I'I\IU .lU'lIn"" "IIIIIC" IIICHAIIO' ,jIN..IHS OAVIOW.IOD, WILLIAN II \/1"01\10 Jo4.0ANI(Lw4U"" CHIIII'O""I"" ,j"'NNU IU"HAHIC G "'"COIU IH""0H ... """'LHCIIIO 1I1t1"'" HOLVI ,"nH '"IAH,J L"'UAINIO IIIH''''"'III''1I IIlIA",j ~AUIII"ZO ....l~1I ZJOO 'I...ANC:IAL CtNTtA aee W"LNUT STAUT DES MOINES. IOWA 5030" TtLEPHONE Ifll,IZ.J,ZJOO 'A'SIMILE Ifll,1 Z.J.Oa,. CADLE. DAVIS LAW IlUOOLfI" ~ ~OWU.L ".'lI.UO'tOY"'H HAil LA" .I 'H0Io44 IlIC"AAOr S,'4C.C:1044H "4UL I IIRQ_1t IAnDAA4"'1ol4CII "ILLI4"" D THO"AS, D' CO~~IH LONDON, ENULAND D4\/IO,j 11(1111' la.OHIU April 17, 1991 Stephen Moline Assistant Attorney General Iowa Department of Justice, Farm Division Office of the Iowa Attorney General 1223 EaRt Court A venue Des Moines, Iowa 60319 Re: All American TUI'f Beauty, Inc. - Decluration of Compliance and Settlement Dear Steve: Per our recent conversations and negotiations, I believe that the Declaration of Compliance and Settlement, as attached hereto, represents a document which is satisfactory to ths Farm Division of the Iowa Attorney General's Office end All American 1'urf Beauty, to settle recent Interactions between the raferenced pal.ties. The enclosed daclnrution, once executed by both parties, Is Intended to satisfy the requirements for a formal settlement agreement, as refel'enced in correspondence dated Januury 14, 1991 from you to Daryle L. Johnson, President of All American Turf Beuuty. Your latter to Doryle Juhnson dated December 20, 1990 concerning advertiSing of All American Turf Deauty has been the topic of ongoiog discussion relative to representatioos which may be made 10 All Amel'ican Turf Beauty advel'Llsements which the Farm Division considers substnntiuted, and thus not miSleading. Likewise, cel.tain proposed representations have been classified as nnsubstantiated by you on behalf of the Farm Division, which would constitute misleading advertiSing In violation of Iowa Code ~714,lG (1991). 1'0 e101'ify for my client the porometers of suhstantiated representations versus unsubRtnntinted representntiuns, I would nppl'eclnte receiving conClrmnLion fl'om you that the following expressions would be considered substanLiated claims: 1, A representntion to the effect that: 'henlthy (or good) lawn (or turf) is beneficinl to the environment", , ~33~ .., ~.-_...... / ./ / , " I , / , .' Stephen Muline Apl'il 17, 1991 Page Two '- 2. A representation to the effect that: 'proper lawn care management enhances good turfs (or lawns)'. 3. A representation to the effect thet: 'lawn care services provided by All American Turf Beauty enhimce good turfs'. As discussed, the third representation ahove would only be subject to ecrlltiny in the event lawn care services provided by All American 'I'U1'f Ilenllty were not, on an actual performance basis, demonstl'Bbly effective in produCing good turfs. Based upnn our discussinns, it is my understanding that an unsubstantiated claim would include either of the fOllowing representations: 1. A representation to the effect that: "application of pesticides to lawns is beneficial fur th.e environment', 2. A representation to the effect that: 'All American Turf Beauty lawn care services are good for the environment'. It is my understanding that the second representation stnted immediately ahove would be determined to be unsubstantillted hy the Fnrm Division, due to the fact that lawn care service provided by All American Turf Beauty includes, as a cumponent of that sel'vice, the applicotion of pesticides. You have iadicated there Is insufficient substantiation to support the claim thnt pesticide applications are good for the environment. Since the lawn care service cUI'renUy provided hy All Americnn Turf Beauty inciudes such pesticide applications to turf, a "blanket" statement similar to item two Immediately above would constitute a misleading statement until such time that sufficient substantiatlun exists on the environmental benefits of pesticide use. I~ wQuld he of benefit to my client to receive a clenr indicntion from you as to whether the above outlined understandings are a reflection of the intent and natul'e of the aUnched declnration. If so, I would appl'eclate receiving confirmntio~ from you in this reglll'd, My client has requested such confh'matlon so ae to clal'ify the intent of the declaratiun. Once I have received this confirmation, an executed declaration will be delivered to your office. Yours very tl'uiy, DAVIS, HOClmNBERO, ~/;N, KOEHN & SHORS, P.C. c:P}-(A../L RichUl'd S. Jenkins ns.I/t1(f . Enclosure SE6,E6110101,91 .1.333 . -. . .--....., . ,\ .. I' t,\ ( J \ / ....;/ BONNIE J. CAMPBELL AnOflN(YGENUiAl )Ih'padllll'ltll1f ]mitiL"l' April 19, 1991 AtJUIII'><:iIlLl'llIO rAllMlIl"'I~IUN I ;:~:J I.A~1 CUll"' "'~U'Ul. Ut,>M{lIIn),10W" ~OJIO hIH'UOtoi;!lltlI2UI.llti'J4 TCl[I'A_: ~1':i1:!"2.6012 t' , Mr. Richard S. Jenkins Davis, Hockenberg, Wine, Brown, Koehn and Shors, P.C. 2300 Financial Center 666 Walnut Street Des Moines, IA 50309 RE: All American Turf Beauty, Inc. Dear Rick: This letter is in response to your letter dated April 17, 1991. I have reviewed your letter and want to infonn both you and your client that it accurately sets out. the course of our negotiations over the last several days. Specifically, the statements made in thl:l nwnbered paragraphs of your letter accurately set out the position of the Iowa Attorney General's office concerning what are appropriate representations for All American Turf Beauty, Inc,'s advertising. Thank you for your cooperation in reaching a voluntary settlement of this matter. I should also inform you that our office anticipates issuing a press release in the very near future. I will provide you a copy of that release prior to its distribution. Thanks again, SM:rkt cc: ~Iim Benton Karen Doland Sincerely, '\ .:r: ...:....;, '., .-\ \ '. .'/ , .. ~ .I~ .. . 'STEPHEN MOI,INE " .-' Assistant Attorney General Executi.ve llills East 1223 East Court Avenue Des Moines, IA 50319 515/201-6634 515/242-6072 PAX 0"2!a3 I 1 , -. DECLARATION OF COMPLIANCE AND SETTLEMENT THIS DECLARATION is entered into by and between: All American Turf Beauty, Inc., an Iowa corporation with e prlaclpal place of business at 311 DeSoto Road, P.O. Box 260, Van Meter, Iowa 50261-0260 ("All American Turf"); and the Farm Division of the Iowa Attorney General's Office, Iowa Depertment of Justice, located at Executive Hills East, 1223 East Court Avenue, Des Moines, Iowa 50319 ("Farm Division"). WHEREAS, in response to a complaint received fl'om an environmental organization in Iowa City, the Farm Division has investigated the advertisements of All American Turf pureuant to the procedures established under Iowa Code mU6 (1991), WHEREAS, the nature of this Investigation and interactions. between said parties nre summarized os follows: 1. Correspondence dated October 10, 1990 wes eent to, All: American Turf by the Farm Division reporting the complaint received by Farm Division and requesting certain detailed information from ,All American Turf. 2. All American Turf promptly responded to the Farm Division by supplying all requested materials, information and documents relative to the business operations of All Americen 'l'urf. 3. Correspondence dated December 20, 1990 was sent to AI' American Turf by the Farm Division reporting that the Farm Division had concluded its investigation and indicating '.hat the Farm Division hnd determined that particular repreeentatione contained in 1989 and 1990 All American Turf advertising had not been sufficiently substantiated to avoid characterization of such representations as misleading to Iown consumers, to wit: a. "Theee products eelectlvely control weed and insects, and when properly used pose no unreasonable health or safety danger to pets or the environment." b. "'rhe products once pl'operly diluted and used according to label directions ore classified ns slightly toxic 01' pracUcally nontoxic to people, pets and the environment. " c. Unsubstantiated representations that either directly or Impliedly state that pesticides benefit the environment, 4. Correspondence dated December 28, 1990 was sent to the Farm Division by All American Turf Indicating: (I) disagreement with the Farm Dlvlsion'e determinations that particular statements in 1989 and 1990 advertising brochures of All American Turf were misleading, (II) concern that the determinations of the Farm Division will fut.ther distort public perceptions that over-emphaelze damages and under-emphaelze ca aa3 -. benefits to the environment and public health of professional luwn care service; and (iil) the aSSUI'ances of All American Turf to abide by all laws and legal decisions and to cooperate with the Farm Division in making suggested changes in the advertising materials of All American 'ful'f. 6. Correspondence dated Jennary 14, 1991 was sent to All American Turf by the Farm Division requesting copies of all 1991 advertising materials of All Amet'icun Turf for the purpose of determining compliance with the suggested revieions. 6. All American 'rurf provided the Farm Division with all 1991 advertising materials of All Americen Turf as requested; the Farm Division approved of all changes and did not determine that objectionable representations or claims were contained in the revised advertising matel'ials. NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises and to allow the parties to declare Pl'esent compliance of All American Turf with the provisions of Iowa Code ~714.l6 (1991), and to provide further assurances, the pertlee agree as follows: 1. All American Turf, along with other corporate entities, affillates, divisions, subsidiaries, proprietorships, partnerships, or other business organizations of All Amel'icen Turf, hereby agree that no advertising within Iowa of the services provided by All American Turf wlll . contain representations which are the same or similar to those stated above which have been determined by the Farm Division to constitute unsubstantiated claims, until such time that All American Turf can demonstrate that a reasonable besis for making such claims exlste in accordance with Iowa Code ~714.16(2)(a) (1991). 2. The Farm Division accepts this assurance of All American Turf on behalf of the Iowa Department of Justice and all other state officials specifically referenced in Iowa Code ~714.16 (1991). 3, The assurances made by All American Turf fully and finally resolve t~e investigation conducted by the Farm Divleion of all matters relating to the advertising of All Amel'lcan 'I'urf, as contemplated herein. , 4. The Farm Division has reviewed the 1991 advertising of All American Turf and has agreed that the matel'ials al'e satisfactory and do not constitute a violation of Iowu Code ~714.16 (1991). 6. If All American Turf complies with the assurnnces contained herein, no fUI'ther ection will be initiated by the Fal'm D1vieion, nor penalties imposed against All Americnn 'I'm'f with respect to repreeentations made in advertising of All American Turf as contemplated herein. 2 01.333 -. 6. All American Turf egrees that a breach of any of the terms of this Declaration may constitute a violation of luwe Code ~714.16 (1991). In the event a violation is evidenced, Farm Division is entitled to pursue all remedies available under the referenced statute. The parties hereto have executed this Declaration of Compllance and Settlement as of the 16th day of Aprll, 1991. 'ALL AMERICAN TURF' 'FARM DIVISION' All American Turf Beauty, Inc. luwa Department Of Justice, Farm DIvision Office of the Iowa By: 8B6IB6210116.91 3 .,1.333 - - "', , , ' " I i I i I I I I 1 I I :1 , ~ :{ I I I I i I -. v...,',' '"j" . . ':. ~.' . .... - \ ( " l.'"1 ~.~ n .- ~1(; ~ ....,. IN '1'1I1i IOI~A [)l~'l'IlIC'I' COUIl'l' IN AND FlIll POLK COUN~;Y. -.; i J~"" I ."I~. -I "J. t,j:,; T'Tl .. ~-)Cl - 1:,.'lVJ ~~, co CE OJG 21362 '.~: C;QUI'l'Y NO. ~ BONNIE J. CAMPIlC;i,L, A'l'TORNEY GENERAl" STATE OF IOWA, ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) J\SSlIllJ\NCI'; lIF VOI,lJU'J'AIlY Il UiCON'I' I NlJJ\lICI'; AND COMP!. I ANCIi Plaintiff I v. ECOLC!lGICI\L 1'1l00UC'1'5, J.'I'D., Defendant. ------ '1. l~coLoglcill Products, I.Ld. io an l11liiJ corporation located at 1350 West Narket SLrl.!uL, Deo NulliUS, Iowa 50310. 2. 'I'hu 1-'U1'I1I Divitiion of Ihl.! Iowa Atl.lll'nuy GUlwral'ti OfUce has investigated the advertiscllltmlt; 01' iJ [l1'<"IIICL (:illled "Safe Satin Green" lIIarketed in Iowa IJY 1';cologic,11 I'roductti, Ltu. pursuant to the procouuws contl.!II'l'lated undur 10Wcl Code ~71L16, Consulller Protection 1\<.:1:. 'l'he [""111I Iliviuioll Ill' thu JOWil Attorney General's Office haH eoncludud 1holl. the ..lllvl,rlbll!lIIonts for "SaI'l) Satin Green" are uueel'Live and lIIioruprosulllul IVI) Lo IOwa consumers 1n tilt! [ollow.iny t:f.JtillL'(.'L~: a. 'l'ho claim that Sill,) Satin (;r"ulI "is the first non- Lollie, lion-po i tillnllllU lalm o"rv i t:u i II Des Noineti". b. 'l'he Hlatement L1ldL "if yuu I hink the lawn care mun oint! his u11I'I, ...ru COllli,'i1J ..ruund far too of ton, your antiwor iti Safo S,llin Groen" is misrepJ'OHolltal' i VI! dlld Iii [I 11111 1111 lwud in any advurli,;llIlj uIII,::IU I~l:ololji':dl l'rlldui:L~, I.Ld, 02333 ..l" I 1 . . i I I' , , I I 1 'I , , ~ .1 I j I ! l";". -. ~ ( '. illCllld"H statollllllll 'i cJarj,fyill~ I./Idt OUfUlld.lllt's Hllrv i.cu uues 1101. I'J'uv ide tilu 'hlllll! type of perfurlllance Cili1rdCI."L'istil:H .1:; I.ilusu Idwn caru cUIIIIJanies who UHe Pusticides oIl1d herhicidos. c. '1'hu sto.1lulllent t1lilt "your y'H'd I;ill nul have a sign , . now rOlpJired by lll\'ld 10.11; Lu 1;,1111 of I.ox i c ll'lfIgul:" shall nul be lIs"d ill o.1uy iJdV'!I'1 i Iii IIg un h'HH Oufund<lllt clurj tius thu SLIll.ulII"lIt by stutj,ng thal the l'eilSun ECOloIJit:,d Prod'lI,t.;, Ll.d. is not required to hllvu ,( ,;llJn i:; 1""'oI'llIl! it duus not IJroviuu the SUIII" I.YI''' of s"rv i I'l' ,a:; I hos" cUlllpdnius who duo ~jucb d<lrilie.lliun wiU uiao i , I 1 . J. , ; {. , ; i ~. ; " ! i clearly Slate t11i11. 1';c010gi Coil I'rodur:ts, Lt<l. does not perform the s"rv iCG of (;'IIII.J'U Il j,ng \~euds or killing living thilllJS, d. WbenDv"r IlcoiogiciJl ProducLS, Ltd. invokes a I. I I '. I COIIIIJIlL'J SOli to at '''I' iJlm CiJ ru ""1II1"1JII.tlH, III t Illr directly'ur iliipliud, through wurds or graphics, it will include the s I." tUlllllnt th" I. it doos not perform tho san,u lYI'l! of IH,rvi.:", ,ll; other iuwn, Cure surv ices, s i IICu it dlle.; 11111 COil t 1'0 I weeds or , 1 I I. I I kill Ii v j nlJ orlJ'llI i ';II'S , e. When Ilclllogical Prodllcts Ll.d. :;(oIl.l!S th<lt it is registeJ'ud with Ih,) IhlP,ll'lmulIl ..I ^IJrlcuJt:ure, it will illsu stiltu I~hdl it is n'lJi,;iured uS wiLh the Departmll/lt of ^gri':lIll.urlJ. L j," . i "L:' '...>0',,,...,,.,,.,,.. I . ~'''''''''oloU''''"J'';'''''''''~',...,..-....I.~..,_..,..-, I;.....,; , ,,' ~.____' __ ;2333: i t,". '. , . -- \ ( 3. J,;coluyiC:il! ProdIlCl:;, Lld. and "SoIfo Salin GWOII" along with any oC tho SI,lLI'</ enLilinH, i\([ilialn,:, divisions, eubsic.Jiaries, pmpl'il!l.urship", piJl.'tnersllilr:;, or ilny Oth01- business 01'9.111 i ~ilL i "liB IIl:noIJ\' oIUl'l1l1 LlhJL U"'y wi 11 lIul auvurtiso products ill IowiI 1I1111'ss tho aIHlVl!-statou ['oIl.'ilgnlphs aro fOllowed, beginning on tlds dilLe, IIpril U, 1991. 4. rur Lho ['1"PlllH! uf LlliB IIH8U1',II"',' Ill' VululILiJl.'Y DiscontillUillICO illld CUlllp I i,lnC:l! ""dvllrti" illU" i lid lidos tho a Ltolllpt by PUblicatiun, dls:;pllIlllal:ioll, :a>licitiJUIlII, ur circulation to induce directly or' IlItIin!l:lly <IllY porseJ(\ Lu Olllu!' illlo any obligiltiOIl ur iIC'ljll ill' illlY I i I I.. "I' illtP.l'l"'L ill illlY lIIorchandise. AdvortistlllllHlt I IIC IlIdp,: I'O['l'O:;""I" Ii iuns IlIil,lI, lry <Ill ulllpluyuos and agents of J,;culuy lCill Pl'ouuels, 1,1 tI. and I III: IlItIus oL'al uS well as written rtlpresulILil L illll';. 5. Ikoluyi,cilt PJ'UUIlCts, I,LU. uS uiHl.rlulILu1' of "Silre Satin Green" agrees L1li1t i,L \~ill f(Jl'I~i":U copiu;; Il[ aU aUvortisillg that will ue UOlle ill J UWil durJlIg L111! 1991 YUill' III ordor. tu illsu1'e thut the advert.lslny fill' "~;oIrl) SilLill 1:l'lloll" CIlIII!,1 io,: wIth llllB . IIssurunce. Bald advoJ'Lislny wi 11 be SUUlllilllld tu thtl Attornuy General's Off1.t:fl hy Nily 1,1991, ilnd any .1ddiUouul advertising creilteu UUdny 1991 will us SlllJllli,LLed uS il. if; t:olllplutod. ."-"" ,\\, G. 'l'he l'ilr:1II DivisIou or 1 Ill! Iowa AI.t.III'uuy GU!lImll's, Office ':':/<;,>," . "'..',,',>' - '."'," accepts this IISSlIl'allCo on I.Jtlhill f uf Itself ilnd all ul.her state ,....., , . officials reCorred I,ll ill JUWII Clld" ~714,lfi. 'I'h i s IIBBlIrilnCQ fully I.:, , . , ,antl filially resuLvlm I ho iIlV",:t iUoIUOII by Lh" 1""1'11I IHvisioll of the Iuwa Atl.llJ:noy l:llllOl'fll's Ol/i"1! uC all 1II<1ll"r5 roldLillg to the ";' :;:11 "I'S~:;IW;0:;(!('1~~Wl~:~(:(i;;<ji',' ,; ',', \1' \''''jl: ""'i)'I!~i~:tr~i~!t1..;!.." ",.' lh'.!r.",..,.",w"." '" ~_~Il~!;~~",~ . t'."j"}I,'.I..,."...",,..,. '." q , ;J~:'g~.fi,ht;!I~;':':;~':~':':j' :'::,:'~~:.' :,"1," . .,,;~I'!VU\~~:",'. d'I,': :...:..,1,.;:' ., '!~~;,n~ll. ".',';;1;.., ....".. ,.. , 1 I 'I , .;:' , ~333 .'1 /' . . , . ,: ~dVertiSing or , ~ "Safo S~Lill OL'U"II" by ~cologj",d ProcJucts, I.td. If Ecological ProdllCts, Ltd. cUllljll ius with till: I.urllls of thb AssuranclJ, 110 fUrLhul' ,JCl.ioll \~i II !Ju ll1iLiiJl.ud or PlllliJlties imposed agains t allY of l.hlJlII ru I cJ Lilli to thu it "illS d i sCllssed in the paragraphs abovlJ. I~clllugical 1'1'O<lIICts, I.td. iHjL'ullS that a breach of any of the tlJrllls oL this ASSUl'uIICU shall I", c.:olluiduJ,L!u a violation of thL! lUwiJ CIlIISUIIIOJ.' I'ml.,Jl:ti UIl Act, "lIjlhl i ng thl! Plili/)tiff to sLH~k illld I'.,cuver <III l'''IIIIHllu:I "viii ,..hlu IIllclnr thilt 6tatutlJ, '1'he still.lIl.ll oL 11l11ito1l.illll': uI'PJiculJll: tll [UWII CUUll !1714.16 Shill! ue duulllud 10 hilvl1 ["""1 tolJlld IIl1l.i I nil" (I) y"ar after the Farlll Ilivisioll of thu low<I AttorllllY 1;"IIC:l'ill 's Dt'neo receives 1I0tificatiuIl uf lho Iln,:,":h. Dilted this ~O~\Llay of April, 1991. .) , I ")" , . ,p'" . J(lilf1a~~-ll~~;~;,;~~iCfvOEor ~1:ulogicLll I'rudlll:Ls, LLd. x,~ ,/:IA,-c d KAIl~N DOLAND -_._~ Ass i stallt ALturll"Y l:',"eral Fill'lll Division 1':xl!l:IILivo IIi II:; I':'ll,t 12:!] I~ol!lt CUlIl't AVLJIIIILJ Il",; HOines, fA ~iO]J9 'l'oJul'holle: 51!i/:!lJl-fifi:J<I PAX, 515/2<12-fi012 ,I 02333 .............'''...-. , I I , , ; I I , I I , , i i i I I I i i , , -. Jo~i1 . . r:: ~' R[CE:VED OCT 22 1992 1/ ;lmlJrw.d ;k.,tJ;. N. -7 ~ tn. T.-u.d- tJd-3 ;r~ ~/!j'-'2.. J~ '. ~~-6r~()-<J 1~ ~ (}cl3~/~9:l. ~~ -/ ~ ~ i., ~ -zi: .2. "30/,'" . ~ ~/tJ//V ~ ~ .~ ~~~~ 1~4/,/I i 1//it!'L--<VJ. tJ&.~ ~~/ . ~{~~)/~~ . uj-ti-< ~/J~ 'J.~ j-n- f:Z.- ~ .( ~ ~. /f""J : ~ ~:fJ:Z;i~i ~~~: j~,,{):~~ 'Vd- . ~~~ t; rr tf<./~ ___tJJ3/st- ~ ju) /1--1 AH_"P h ~ ~ sf?Ff ,J- '/f/1 ~ ~~~~k~, /JA~}"J'~ ~~ k :;;;?~ k4 b ~ ~ it- ~~ ~ f;~~. oJ .~rrrzL.. ~. i~~ 337-'171) 3 (wj 35Y~tJ~tJ.J (J() 'j 1 , . ,; " I I I I I I ' i . , . , .\' I ~~~~ BY:XEROx TELECCPIER '7011 :10-25-92 4:59PM; 515 964 I~ 3193565009;~ z FR()o1 : 1CXJ:l ~L1~E ENJIRGl. CCN::ERN PI-OE t-D. 515 %4 1395 Pe2 IOWA ALLIANCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS 1051 N,W. GR~ENWOOD ANKENY, IOWA 50021 PHONE' FAXI 515-964-1395 MONA POND, EX2CUTIVE DIRECTOR October 22, 1992 TO: Iowa City Council FROH: Hona Bond REI Regl~try for citi~ens Reeking pr~-notification of pesticide appllcation Huch discussion has centered on the "Right to Know" of, pesticide applications and the Use of a central registry. The Iowa Alliance ftupports a public registry. Citizens on the re9istry would receive notificatlon of pesticide application on abutting or adjacent property prior to the application of pesticides. It IS my understanding that Borne people felt this registry could be administered by the commercial lawn care companies within the city. This is not be feasible. ..i." A third party entity is necessary to administer a local registry. A conflict of interest would exist if a conunercialltor hire licensed applicator were the "keeper of the records" and this would be of great Concern to the publi~. The same conflict Ot interest would exist if the Iowa City Environmental Advocates maintained the registry. Nstionwide a few citiea have registries and administer this for the benuflt and weltare of theIr citizens, but it is not without cost to the municipality. However, the Alliance does support the concept of a sb.lewide te9istry that would be administered by the Department of AgriCUlture/Regulatory DIVision which would allow all Iowans the opportunity to receive that courtesy. There also eXists the conce!n of liabIlity expooure the city would have if an incident would occur and notification was not given to the plaintiff. Thc legal system already protects the individual and allows for a civil suit La be riled when application is made to a wrong lawn, This addreopuu the luue ham A property damage standpoint. The All1am;e also support:. the Implementation of e!vll penalty authority within the Department of Agriculture for applicators who are in violation of state law concerning tho URe and application of peuticides on a state level. This doos not currently exist. We would ask that Iowa City consIder support of this as well. o? 3.3 S -. RCV BY:xEROx TELECO'IER ?01l :10-25-92 5:OCFM: 515 964 1J9S-l JI93565009;~ J FRa1 : 1M ~1m:E El'.IJI~. CCt.CERN PfO€ t-l:J. 515 964 1395 Pro The Alliance Igree. with the council concerning the lignl and the fact that con,iltency II Important for the public. CUrrently the nll:1onwlde Ihndard of 4" X 5" h conehhnt end acceptable in mOlt Itate, that require pOltlng_ In thl& era of a mobile aoallty, and elpecially with the tranllent population within your alty, peopla are conditioned to recognize the 4" x 5" Ilz. and marking, for a pesticide application to lawns as their notice to refrain hOlll trespassing for the 24 hour period. Thus I suggest you consider this as your discussion progresses. I also understand from Linda Gentry that the draft for "larger and brighter" signs will not be available until a later date. As the councll discusses this issue and if they determine that the national standard is not acceptable for Iowa City, I would like to point out that an 8" x 11" sign will be very difficult to maintain In an upright position and that possibly a G" x G" or ?II x ?" sign would accomplish the same notification gOlls Ind still be able to withstand the wInd and weather condItions that exist in Iowa. COnsumer studies also show that gold or yellow with black lettering are also the most highly recognized color combination for qaution and thill ls something the counell might want to consider in I assuring COnstituent safety. In addition, the ceunci,l has recognized the conGumer UGe of pesticides end misht consider language that would GUggest homeowners also post signs on 4 voluntary basis and ask that ret~il businesses consider making these types oC signs available for the public to purehQce. YOur ooncern for the Ilright to 'know" by consumers is indicative of your responsIble attitude for your constituents. Education is the key to any issue and my association is willing to work with YOIl in any way to better educate the public concerning the use of pesticides, Integrated pest management, and the dispooal of unusod producte . X am available to serve, il the mayor were to appu!/IL d Lduk fUlue that would investigate a means of educating the consumers, customers, and interested citizens In Iowa Olty about pesticides. This task force should Inolude working with the local extenlllon service to provide up to date, non-biased information that will benefit your conetituente. Thank you for your tIme. .2 335 ,. 'J 'I -. 0~ }~ October 19, 1992 Iowa City Council City of Iowa City 410 East Washington Street 52240 Dear Council Members, The citizens who have joined me in signing their names to this letter would like to address the serious problem of leaf pickup in the Woodlawn historic district of Iowa City. In the past individual homeowners in the district had burned most of the large amount of leaves in their drive- ways. Since the city passed the "no burning" ordinance we were led 'to believe that our leaves would be picked up along with the rest of the city. We are now told that the trucks are too large to maneuver our drive. I do not beleive the city truck is as large as say a UPS truck that seems to maneuver with no problems. This problem has become serious and would appreciate some redre ss, I /~3~ WhJt~ 1i)$.5~~ / !) r I W rJt>J-!.) t, , ./ >'! 1025 Woodlawn wi. 1- /l/J-nI ~ ~. '. I -.~....- ..~ ................Uo;;lJ. VI.A!' urlV6. I do not beleive the city truck is as large as say a UPS truck that seems to maneuver with no problems. This problem has become serious and would appreciate some redress, 1025 Woodlawn I /P3 ~ WhJt~ liJ~~~ /IJr; WcJ",J.)~ ;0{ '1 fi/J-nI ~ )8tf9 uJ~ ~r/?t- H~ A~ 9oUWrII4t->"-' 1urPh~ . .S~ ~ ~ ,1.-'0 -. ~ /rJ 3G ;J~./p?'L /0/0 W~~df~ lOti IJ.!OI1J[a,!\JVi )Dl~ Ull1~ 109-4 W~ /~/(/ tJ~ 1M3 YN-i((<.w-,J eel Karen Kubby ;z 33ft, , , "1 , , , . ') :\ " . ; " 1 .' ; "; i ; i I v~ ", ;.: ~ ", ;,' I',. :'r ~i " H j ,! i I , , 1 i I , 'I ,- '" , I , i -. l\~1 ~o~' October 12. 1992 Robert G. Dostal 326 Douglass St . Iowa City, IA 5224ffi .'.r " The' Honorable' SUzan Horowitz City of Iowa City 410 E. Wahsington st. rowa City, IA 52240 Dear Ms. Horowitz: It is presently costing me about; $2.5~to dispose of a bag oft'traeh. I don't mind payi~g to educate the neighbors" kids' but ]' think I''ml also paying for their garbage collection. May J suggest' that w&. db the trash the same way we do the yard waste. Householders can be billed fon'dis- cardedl applainces, furniture, etc.. Very truly yours ,. ~~~ ~33i