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Home My WebLink About1992-11-24 Correspondence ~. , t"') JV SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS 31-0CT-92 TAXES STREET USE LICENSES FINES & FORFEITURES CHARGES FOR SERVICES INTERGOVERNMENT REV. USE OF MONEY & PROP. MISCELLANEOUS REV. 3,099,836.78 58,749.46 64,892.25 1,520,653.90 1,078,281.31 467,777.66 5,015,031.49 =:::1===::1;1======= GRANO TOTAL REVENUES 11,305,222.85 ALL FUNDS "._".>..,.. J~95 , , ..."1 (\ , ' , ~ ' , i I: . ---'''-''''1 ,j ..' ~ -. COUNCIL LISTING OCTOBER 31, 1992 VENDOR NAlIE FUNO, GENERAL FUND 1ST. AVE. ~ASN & DRY 20TH CENTURY PLASTICS 3G GRAPHICS INC 3M LSB2122 (RL) A T & T COMMUHICATlOHS A.R.T. STUDIO CLAY CO. MA PRIORITY VIDEO MA TRAVEL AGEHCY ABC'CLIO, INC. ACADEMIC ENTERTAINMENT VIOEO ADJUSTING JOURHAL EHTRY ADVANCEO DRAINAGE SYSTEMS, IHC ADVANCED ElECTRICAL SERVICES AERO RENTAL AFRICA WORLD PRESS AIR COOLED ENGINE SERVICES AIR FILTER ALCO CAPITAL RESOURCE, INC. ALICE HARRIS ALL PETS VETERINARY CLINIC ALLIED GLASS PRODUCTS, INC. ALLIED VIDEO CORPORATION AMANA SDClm AlIERlCAN ART CLAY CO., INC. AlIERICAN CHAlIBER OF COMMERCE AlIERlCAN COLLEGE TESTING AlIERlCAN COMPUTER SUPPLY AlIERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION AlIERICAN LOCKER SECURITY AlIERlCAN PLANNING ASSOC. AlIERlCAN PUBLIC WORKS ASSOC. AlIERlCAN TAPE ANDRE~ J ROCCA ANDRE~ J ROCCA 268701 ,ANDRE~ ROCCA 267965 ANIM.SHELTER/ICPD ARATEX SERVICES, INC. ARRAS, TRACY ART STORE AUDIO BODK CONTRACTORS, INC. AUDIO EDITIONS AUSTIN, LORI AYlMER PRESS BAKER & TAYlOR BAKER & TAYLOR BOOKS BANKERS ADVERTISING CO. BARBARA'S BAKE SHOPPE BARRON MOTOR SUPPLY BATSON, ECHO M AlIOUNT OESCRIPTION 177.10 UNIFORM SERVICE 403.13 GRAPHIC SUPPLIES 104.95 MISC. PERIPHERALS 3,410.43 TRAFFIC CTRl. IMPROV 476.78 LONG OISTANCE CALLS 517.58 RECREATIONAL SUPP. 35.95 VIDEO RECORDINGS 405.00 AIR FARE 48.t5 BooKS (CAT./CIR.) 34.45 NON' FICTION VIDEO 11,503.30 SEP FAX CHARGES 4.46 BLDG. & CONST. SUPP. t75.DD REP & MAINT. TO BLDG B09.77 CONSULTANT SERVICES 29.90 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 480.68 MINOR EQUIP. REP MAT 7B2.00 BLDG. & CONST. SUPP. 544.00 EQUIPMENT RENTAL 541.74 CLEVELAND 61.88 VETERINARY SERVICE 35.00 REP & MAINT. TO BLDG 32.95 NON'FICTION VIDEO 54.BO OUTSIDE PRINTING 345.53 RECREATIONAL EOUIP. 100.00 PRINT/REFERENCE 10.00 BOOKS (CATo/REF.) 172.20 PRINTER RIBBONS 246.93 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 57.44 MINOR EOUIP. REP MAT 51.95 BOOKS, MAG., NE~SPAP 420.00 DUES & MEMBERSHIPS 745.00 TOOLS & MINOR EQUIP. -11.B5 3 T SHIRTS 125.00 DES MOIHES lB5.13 ST LOUIS 57.52 SENER 1,656.24 LAUHDRY SERVICE 35.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 15B.30 GRAPHIC SUPPLIES 88.40 CASSETTE 44.90 CASSETTE 2B.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 56.00 NOH' FICTION VIOEO 7, 7B3. 70 BOOK/CASSETTE 799.0B BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 470.00 PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB. 20.46 COHSULTANT SERVICES 40.00 ANIMAL SUPPLIES 76.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE . ':'1 " , ' 0)'/ '15 1:1. ~. CIlUNCIL LISTING OCTOBER 31, 1992 VENDOR NAlIE BATTERIES INCLUDED BCS LIFE INS BEASLEY, BRUCE D. BECKLEY-CARDY CO. BEFORE & AFTER BEN FRANKL IN BENNER, DICK BERG, KEVIN BEST BUY CO. BEST FILM & VIDEO CORP. BEST RENT ALL BIG BROTHERS/BIG SISTERS OF BIG TEN OFFICE BIVER, LAURIE BLICK, DICK BLUE CROSS BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD B'YlTTCHER BOETTCHER, MICHELLE BOGAARD, NOLAN BOOKS OH TAPE BORST FURHITURE & UPHOLSTERIHG BOZEK, T.T., H.D. BREADIIORKS BREESE CO., IHC. BREHNEMAH SEEO & PET CENTER BRINK, MARJORIE BROIIH BROIIH, MARGARET A BUDGETED TRANSFERS AJE BUNGER, MICHELE A BUSHHELL'S TURTLE C. CREN MARKETIHG IHC CAREER TRACK CARPETLAHO CARROLL, JOYCE CEDAR RAPIDS GAZETTE CEDAR RAPIDS JANITORAL CELLULAR PLUS CENTEL CELLULAR CENTER FOR DEFENSE CENTRO, INC. CHAlIPLAIN PLANNING PRESS CHARLIE'S NELDING SERVICE CHENG & TSUI CO. CHILDRENS PRESS CHILTON BOOK CO. CHIVERS NORTH AHERICA CHRISTIANS LISTENING CITY ATTORNEY CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. CITY OF I.C.'OAKLAND AlIIlUNT DESCRIPTION 73.50 MISC. SUPPLIES '8.68 LIFE INS'HCKIM 40.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 75.08 RECREATIONAL SUPP. 36.00 SUBSCRIPTIONS 81.08 TECHNICAL SERVICES 41.86 SAFETY SHOES 56.38 TRAVEL 56.37 MINOR OFF EQUIP/FURN 23.74 NON-FICTION VIOEO 331.53 EQUIPMENT ,RENTAL 7,125.00 AID TO AOEHCIES 17.00 PRINT/REFERENCE 9.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 296.49 ART REPRODUCTIONS '1,091.60 B C DENT' SHIMA 3,434.55 DENTAL INSURANCE -3.75 PURCHASES FOR RESALE 28.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 70.00 SAFETY SHOES 70.00 LIBRARY MATER. REP. 3,616.60 PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB. 100.00 MEDICAL SERVICE 33.00 NON' FICTION VIDEO 4.65 MINOR EQUIP. REP MAT 53.93 MINOR EQUIP. REPAIR 28.60 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE '9.50 PURCHASES FOR RESALE 57.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 154,332.06 AIRPORT OPER. SUBS 76.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 22.75 FOOD 129.92 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) '49.00 REG.RFHD'IRENE 27.99 AUlD & LIGHT TRUCK 29.19 RECREATIONAL SUPP. 181.40 PRINT/REFERENCE 634.90 SANITATION SUPP. 424.17 PHONE EQUIP. CHARGES 19.95 TELEPHONE RENTAL 19.00 NON'FICTION VIDEO 8.00 MINOR EOUIP. REP MAT 45.00 SUBSCRIPTIONS 45.00 MINOR EOUIP. REPAIR 42.46 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 55.47 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 14.91 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 64.58 BOOKS (CAT ./CIR.) 8.00 LIBRARY MATER. REP. 3.00 PHOTOCOP I ES 395.61 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 21.20 NATER ""1 " j ',' . r.,". ol'l15 -."" ~. COUNCIL LISTING OCTOBER 31, 1992 VENDOR NAME CITY OF I.C.LIB. CITY OF ST. PETERSBURG CIVIL RIGNTS BREAKFAST AWARDS CLARK BOARDMAN CALLAGNAN CLARK, MAEVE CLER I CAL RECAP CLOSE, DENISE CLSI, INC. COlleY, BRETT J COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PRESS COMMERCE CLEARING HOUSE, INC. COHHON LIVES COHHUNICATlONS ENGINEERING CO. COMPUTER SOLUTIONS, INC. COMPUTERTlME INC CONCEPT VIDEO CONCRETE PIPE ASSOCIATION CONNECT, INC. CONSORTIUM CORPORATION CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS, INC. CONTECH CONSTRUCTION PRlIOUCTS CORPORATION FOR PUBLIC COUNCIL INTER EDUC EXCHANGE CPR CLASSES CRCS PUBLICATIONS CROG CRISIS CENTER CURTIS, NICOLE CII ASSOCIATES CYCAD HICROSYSTEMS DA-LITE SCREEN CO INC DAILY IOI/AN DALE HELLING 265454 DAH'S OVERHEAD DlIORS & MORE DATATlMES DAVE LONG PROTECTIVE PRlIOUCTS DAVIN SYSTEMS DAWSON, BILL OAY'T1MERS, INC. DAYDREAMS DE BECK EDUCATIONAL VIDEO DEHCO, INC. DEHT, MAIDA DEWALL, CHRISTINE DEWITT ELECTRIC, INC. DHHEM CO. DIALOG INFORHATlON SERVICES DICK BLICK DICK GRELL 01El2, KIM DIGITAL EOUIPHENl CORP. DILLON'RIDGLEY, DIANNE AMOUNT DESCRIPTION 280.27 SEWER 3.75 BOOKS, MAG., NEWSPAP 70.00 TRANSFER PER MEMO 101.18 SUBSCRIPTlOHS 35.00 REGISTRATlOH '2,13B.40 PAYROLL 3D'OCT.92 lB.OO INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 2,696.60 OTHER PROF. SERVICES 57.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 703.50 CD'ROM REFERENCE 17.64 PRINT/REFERENCE 15.00 PRIHT/CIRCULATlNG 113.90 REP & MAINT. TO BLDG 197.00 MISC. PERIPHERALS 82.65 PRINTER RIBSONS 32.45 HOH-FICTlON VIDEO 75.00 REGISTRATlOH 16.00 PHONE EQUIP. CHARGES 12.55 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 100.00 BLDG. & CDNST. SUPP. 252.39 BLDG. & CONST. SUPP. 15.00 PRINT/REFERENCE 10.45 BooXS (CAT./CIR.) 38.50 EMPLOYEE CPR CLASSES 34.08 BOOKS (CAT,fCIR.) 99.00 REGISTRATION 6,225.00 AID TO AGEHCIES 60.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 128.71 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 308.38 MICRO'COMPUTER 9.97 AUDIO VISUAL REP MAT 62.08 EMPLOYMEHT ADS 600.00 RENO 2,185.37 WilDER/HARDWARE 194.79 DATA PROCESSING 249.50 OTHER OPER. EQUIP. 1,675.00 MICRO'COMPUTER 71.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 18.96 OFFICE SUPPLIES 125.12 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 51.00 VIDEO RECORDINGS 1,410.38 AUDIO VISUAL SUPP. 43.20 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 14.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 886.00 REP OF ElECTRIC/PL8G '260.00 WATER/SEWAGE CHEM. 128.96 DATA PROCESSING 66.95 GRAPHIC SUPPlIES '145.00 ASPHALT PATCIIES 22.95 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 7,416.79 MINHliHP. SOFTWARE 250.00 TECHNICAL SERVICES .. ,.....-... , " 'I " ; r, ,1'196 "i " , ~, COONCIL LISTING OCTOBER 31, 1992 I'. VENDOR NAME AMOONT OESCRIPTION DOCUMENT IT 113.35 OTHER PROF. SERVICES OOHESTlC VIOLENCE INTERVENTION 7,850.00 AIO TO AGENCIES DOH FA81AN '8.60 PURCHASE 2 T-SHIRTS DON YUCUIS 185.41 OES MOIHES /," OONALO YUCIUS 268811 138.50 DES MOINES DRUG TOIIH #2 24.13 FILM DUFFY, STEVE 22.26 TRAVEL OURKIH HAYES PUBLISHIHG 10.65 LIBRARY MATER. REP. j OUTCH GARDENS, IHC. 245.55 PLAHTS I I , DYER LIHDA 59.30 PAMPHLET FILE MATER. , I 47.40 , EASTERH IOIIA LIGHT & POIIER COO ELECTRIC j EASTSIOE PET CLIHIC 17.50 VETERIHARY SERVICE , EDUCATIOHAL SERVICES CORP. 14.46 LIBRARY MATER. REP. I EGGERS, LOLLY 530.00 REGISTRATION I EICHA ATIN DONALD S '147.74 COPIES i ,. ELECTRIC CITY PRINTING CO 146.28 OOTSIOE PRINTING i ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION SYS 451.52 A V EOUIP. REPAIR i ELECTRONICS CAVE 233.12 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES I ELEMENTARY SPECIALTIES 83.20 RECREATIONAL EQUIP. I ELMER BECKLER 266969 396.00 JOHNSTON I ELYRIA ARTS INC 49.95 800KS (CAT./REF.) ENERGENCY HOOSING PROJECT, INC 500.00 AIO TO AGENCIES EMERGENCY MEDICAL PRODUCTS 37.53 MINOR EQUIP. REP MAT EMERY'PRATT CO 31.86 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) EMERY'PRATT COHPANY 25.19 800KS (CAT ./CIR.) ENPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 5,880.00 OTNER PROF. SERVICES ENGROFF, ED 44.10 SAFETY SHOES ENZLER'S 95.0D NINOR OFF EOUIP/FURN ERB'S BUSINESS MACHINES, INC. 28.80 MISC. PERIPHERALS ERNST & YOONG 20,000.00 ANNUAL AUD I T ESQUIBEL, LAURA A 42.90 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE F STOP 266.43 FILM FACTS ON FILE, INC. 3B.13 PRINT/REFERENCE FANDEL ALARHS, INC. 441.80 REP & HAINT. TO BLDG FAY'S FIRE EOUIPMENT, INC. 248.10 LUMBER/HAROWARE FEOERAL EKPRESS CORP. 92.25 COORlERS FESLER'S, INC. 472.91 LAB. SUPP. & EQUIP. FILMS, INC. 109.60 NON-FICTION VIDEO FIRE ENGINEERING 23.50 SUBSCRIPTIONS FIRST IMAGE MANAGEIlENT 143.31 COORIERS FIRST HATL BANK '284.56 EQUIP OPR FlRSTAR 1,649.52 LOCKBOK FEES FITZSENRY, TODD 19.00 I NSTRUCTOR/OFFlCIA TE FLANAGAN, SHAWN 92.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFl CI ATE /LEETWAY STORES, INC. 313.16 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES FORSHAN, AIHEE J 57.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE FORTIS BENEFITS 2,390.96 OISABILITY INSURANCE FRAME HOUSE AND GALLERY 29.00 OUTSIOE PRINTING FREEMAN LOCK & ALARM, INC. 4.50 MISC. SUPPLIES FREY, LAURA 207.30 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE FREY, STACI A 85.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE FROIIYEIH OFFICE SUPPLY 3,017.21 FAX SUPPLIES J'I~S -. "0 ...,.".\ -.. CooNCIL LISTING OCTOBER 31, 1992 VENDOR NAlIE fRY ~ILLIAlI T fUHRMEISTER LILLIAlI G I PUBLISHING GALE RESEARCH INC GALL'S, INC. GAME DESIGNERS \/ORKSHOP GENERAL VIDEOTEX CORP. GIERKE-ROBINSON CO. GIROLER, CAROL GLOSE MACIIIIIERY & SUPPLY CO. GOODfELLOII PRINTING, INC. GOOO~ILL INDUSTRIES GRATTON ED GREEN, OEBB GRIffITH ROGER GRINGER fEED & GRAIN, INC. GSI ENTERPRISES, LTD. GUANIPA EDER HABLEY, KATHERINE HACH BROTHERS CO., INC. HARO~ARE SPECIALIST, LTO. HARGRAVE MCELENEY HARNEY ICE CO. HARPER COLLINS PUBLISHERS HARRIS DISCooNT HARRY'S CUSTOM TROPHIES, LTD. HART, DooG HARTMAN, GLORIA HA~KEYE AREA COMMUNllY ACTION HAIIXEYE MEDICAL SUPPLY, IHC. HA~KEYE PEST CONTROL, INC. HAIIXEYE STATE fIRE SAfElY HA~KEYE ~ELD & REPAIR HAYEK, HAYEK & BROIIH HENNEPIN CooNTY LIBRARY HENSS, JEHHlfER HERlZBERG'NE~ METHIllI, INC. HIBBARD, DAYLYN HIGHSMITH CO., INC. HILL, TINA HOLIDAY IHN NORTH HOLIDAY ~RECKER & CRAHE SERVo HOLLAND, NANCY HOLLANDER PUBLISHING HOLN, ELIZABETH HOLNES, MARY HONOHAN, JAY HOITELLING INTERNATIONAL HUFfORD, KRISlY A HUNTER ASSOCIATES HUNTERS RUN OEVELOPM HY.VEE CORALVILLE AlIooNT DESCRIPTION -1.00 REIMBURSE FOOD ALLOII -254.56 EOUIP OPR 21.70 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 291.44 MICRO.COMPUTER REP. 436.86 fiRE APPARATUS 19.BO BOOKS (CAlo/CIR.) 50.55 BOOKS, MAG., NE~SPAP 113.10 MINOR EOUIP. REP MAT 256.50 INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE 247.00 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 1,176.22 ooTSIDE PRINTIHG 5.00 EDUC./TRAINING sUPP. 476.00 OTHER NEALTH CARE 14.16 FOOD BloOD INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE 65.40 GRASS SEED 13.50 fREIGHT 153.00 INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE 9.22 fOOD 2,066.29 HooSEHOLO EOUIP. 184.BO LUMBER/HARD~ARE -B,350.00 SALE Of #1848.1847 20.00 MISC. SUPPLIES 11.60 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 30.93 TOOLS 492.B2 MISC. SUPPLIES B6.41 UNlfORH ALLOIIANCE 8.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFfiCIATE 1,500.00 AID TO AGENCIES 134.40 fiRST AID SUPP. 40.00 BLOG. PEST CONTROL 110.00 REGISTRATION 12.62 BLDG. & COHSl. SUPP. 421.18 ATlORNEY SERVICES 19.50 BOOKS (CAlo/CIR.) 9.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFfiCIATE moOD L1SRARY MATER. REP. 95.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFfiCIATE 134.68 MISC. PERIPHERALS 66.50 INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE 2BB.00 TRAVEL 94.50 TOIIIHG 105.79 DENTAL INSURANCE 195.90 BOOKS (CAlo/REf.) 38.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFfiCIATE 5B.25 INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE 14.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFfiCIATE 27.00 NON' fiCTION VIDEO 104.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFfiCIATE 20.86 BOOKS (CAlo/CIR.) '5.00 RECORDATION FEE 25.79 MEALS (NON'TRAVEL) 'I " , , I:' ',.., JJI'S COUNCIL lISTING OCTOBER 31, 1992 VENDOR NAIlE HHEE Fooo STORE #1 NHEE Fooo STORE #2 NYDRlTE CNEHICAl CO. IC FIRE DEPT ICHA ICMA - RT ICHA OISTRIBUTlON CENTER INGRAIl INMAC INSURANCE DEPARTHENT OF IOIIA INTERSTATE PERlOOICAl DISTR. INTOXiHETERS, INC. IOIIA AIlERlCAN FIREFIGHTlNG IOIIA BOOK & SUPPLY CO. IOIIA CENTER FOR AIDS/ ARC IOIIA CITY AGENCY IOIIA CITY AREA CHAIlBER OF IOIIA CITY AREA DEmOPHENT IOIIA CITY COllECTION & PROCESS IOIIA CITY JANITOR SUPPLY 1000A CITY LIONS CLUB IOIIA CITY PETTY CASH IOIIA CITY PRES5-ClnzEN 1000A CITY READY HIX, INC. JOllA CITY REC. CTR. PETTY CASH IOIIA CITY REPROGRAPHICS IOIIA CITY TELEPHONE CO., IHC. IOIIA CRIHE PREVENTION ASSOC. IOIIA OEPT OF TRANSPORTATION IOIIA DEPT. OF PUBLIC HEALTH IOIIA DEPT. OF PUBLIC SAFETY IOIIA ELECTRONICS IOIIA FEDERATION OF HUHANE IOIIA GLASS DEPOT IOIIA HIGH SCHOOL IOIIA ILLINOIS GAS & ELECTRIC IOIIA LIBRARY ASSOC. IOIIA HUNICIPAL FINAHCE IOIIA PAINT MANUFACTURING CO. IOIIA PARK & RECREATION ASSH. IOIIA PRISON INDUSTRIES IOIIA STATE BANK, FICA IOIIA STATE BAR ASSOC. IOIIA STATE UNIVERSITY IOIIA STATE UNIVERSITY . IPERS ISB IVORY PALACES HUSIC J C PENNEY CO. J. R. PAINTING & DECORATING JACKS DISCOUNT, INC. JACKSON, DONNEY AHOUNT DESCRIPTION 58.80 HEALS (NOH' TRAVEL) 407.41 Fooo 1,789.90 WATER/SEWAGE CHEH. 3.00 COPIES 63.00 SUSSCRIPTlONS 4,117.00 OTNER BENEFITS 369.50 BOOK(S) 1,149.48 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 213.44 MAGNETIC HEDIA 10.00 PRINT/REFERENCE 21.99 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 132.00 OTHER CHEH. & SUPP. 299.02 PRIOR YEAR ENCUHB. 1,902.34 BooK(S) 1,875.00 AID TO AGENCIES 154.00 SUBSCRIPTIONS 1,414.00 HEALS (NON'TRAVEL) 12,500.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES 16.25 SHERIFF FEE 851.81 HISC. SUPPLIES 115.20 RECREATIONAL SUPP. lB9.00 2 KEYS 1,235.18 ADVERTISING 14,712.06 CONCRETE 27.79 FIlH RENTAL 11.10 OUTSIOE PRINTING 15.00 HISC EDP SUPPLIES 11.25 DUES & HEHBERSHIPS 76.31 DATA PROCESSING 500.00 HISCELLAHEQUS 5,049.00 TRACIS 895.00 REGISTRATION 25.00 DUES & HEHBERSHIPS 17.33 HISC. EOUIP REP MAT 4.25 PRINT/REFERENCE 49,344.53 ELECTRIC 9.50 DUES & HEHSERSHIPS 50.00 REGISTRATIOH 168.01 PAINT & SUPPLIES 435.00 DUES & HEHBERSHIPS 4,437.84 TRAFFIC CTRL. IHPROV 40,042.34 FICA 192.50 DUES & HEHBERSHIPS 350.00 REFERENCE HATERIAL 95.00 REGISTRATION 23,n4.06 IPERS .70 CK ENCOOE ERROR 10.05 BOOKS (CAT ./CIR.) 56.94 HOUSEHOLD EOUIP. 585.00 REPAIR OF FURNISHING 97.55 FERTILIZER 38.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE .0 " " , -':, . ~ f . ," f 0111 15 ~. C()(JNCIl LISTING OCTOBER 31, 1992 VENDOR NAME AMOONT OESCRIPTlON JSJ INDUSTRIES, INC. JE 8070 JEDLICKA, AMANDA JENLE, KELLY JENKINS, TlHOTNY JENSEN, JEFf JIM GIESKING JIM PUMFREY 268681 JIM'S INSTRUMENT MFG, INC. JIM'S REFUSE SERVICE CORP JIMS INSTRUMENT IlANUFACTURING JMI CORPORATION JO.CO.AUDITOR JONN/OENISE NELSON JONNSON CO EXTENSION OFFICE JONNSON COONTY AMBULANCE JONNSON COONTY NISTORICAL JONNSON COONTY RECORDER JONNSON C()(JNTY RED CROSS JOMNSON C()(JNTY SNERIFF JOMNSON C()(JNlY TREASURER . SO JOHNSON, OEANNE JOHNSON, JILL JOORNAL ENTRY JOORNAL ENTRY 7010 JOORNAL VOOCHER K IlART 114315 K IlART #7433 K.RANSHAW KAR PRlIOUCTS, INC. KEL'IIELCO DISTR., INC. KELLY SERVICES, INC. KEN BROI/H KENNEDY, MIKE KEVIN JAMIESON KINGS IlATERIAL INC KINKADE, JULIANNE F. KINKADE, JULIE KIRK\IIllIO CIlIIlIUHITY COLLEGE KLINGAMAN, IlARICA KLIPTO PRINTlNO KNEBEL WINDOI/S KNIGHT, IlARILYN KNOTTNERUS GEORGE KRAY MICHAEL KUTSCH, PATTI L. L. PELLING CO., INC. LACIHA, BARBARA LAKEVIEW TECHNOLOGY INC LANDAUER, INC. LANDFILL CHARGES LANTER COORIER CORP 240.00 MINOR EQUIP. -14,954.39 CORRECT JE8D70 223.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 54.59 UNIFORM ALLOI/ANCE 147.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 95.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE '8.60 T SMIRTS 212.00 AMES 90.24 MISC. SUPPLIES no.oo EQUIPMENT SERVICE 189.08 MISC. PERIPHERALS 1,659.67 MICROFILM '100.00 REIMB.'JO CO CIV.DE '10.00 AFFIDAVIT'FILING FE 100.00 REGISTRATION t,2BO.15 FIRST AID SUPP. 4,140.00 AID TO AGENCIES 75 .00 RECOROING FEES 1,050.00 AID TO AGENCIES 3.00 PHOTO 10 192.00 CARE OF PRISONERS 66.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 61.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 73,361.20 AUG DIVISIONAL SERVI '1,738.12 INCORRECT CHG DUPL 103,653.B1 OCT BCBS 536.97 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 19.97 RECREATIONAL EQUIP. .5.83 1 HANDICAPPED SIGN 213.83 LUMBER/HARDWARE 266.42 MISC. SUPPLIES 120.83 TECHNICAL SERVICES -12.55 T'SHIRT PURCHASE 51.34 MISCELLANEOOS 'B7.24 DAMAGE LITE PL91067 216.20 BLDG. & CONST. SUPP. 71.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 3.00 RECREATIONAL EOUIP. 316.00 REGISTRATION 351.08 TRAVEL 12.00 SUBSCRIPTIONS 56.24 BLDG. & CONST. SUPP. 94.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE .172.51 BC FOR OCT '311.57 EOUIP OPR 33.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 2,988.73 ASPHALT 28.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 6,on.OD' MINOR EOUIP. REPAIR 111.96 TESTING SERVICES 3,538.48 SEP CHARGES 24.62 FREIGIIT "'1 ; I , ' J'/95 .... 'I , , --. ~, i I I I COUNCIL LISTING OCTOBER 31, 1992 VENDOR NAME AMOUNT DESCRIPTION NONTGOMERY ELEVATOR CO. NOORE BUSINESS FORMS, INC. NOORE, DANIEL NOSBY YEAR BOOK INC NOTOROLA COOEX NOlT, PATSY NOVIES UNLINITEO NOVITE LINCOLN NPC NEWSPAPERS MPH INDUSTRIES, INC. NULLER PLUMBING & HEATING HULLIN, CHRISTA HUNFORO, JERRY NUNIClPAL COOE CORP. MUNICIPAL FIRE & POLICE NURPHY, ED HUSICAL HERTIAGE SOCIETY HUSICLANo NUTUAL BENEFIT NYSTIC FIRE VIDEO N & N SANITATION NADERHANN LORI NAGLE LIJHBER CO. NASW NATIONAL BY-PROOUCTS, INC. NATIONAL CRINE PREVENTION NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSoC NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY NATIONAL POLICE CHIEFS & NATIONAL RECREATION & PARK NATIONAL TEKTBOOK CD. NATL COUNCIL AGWG NAVARRE, ANY NCOA, INC. NCPI ALUHNI ASSOCIATION NEIGHBORHOOO CENTERS NEUSER, oAWNELLE NEUARK ELECTRONICS NOEL'S TREE & CRANE SERVICE NORTH LIGHT BOOKS NORTHUm FABRICS NOTARY LAW INSTITUTE ODONNEll, SHARON O'TOOLE, JENNIFER O. N. SCOlT & SGNS CO. OAKES, DEAN OAKlAND CENETERY OCT 92 CIP FUNDING OOORlTE OF EASTERN IOIIA OLSON, ANDERS OLSON, LISA DHNIGRAPHICS INC B1.76 REP & HAINT. TO BLoG 466.44 PAPER 100.00 UNIFORN ALLO\/ANCE 36.39 REFERENCE HATERIAL 1,594.31 DATA COMHUN. EQUIP. 31.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 50.49 VIDEO RECORDINGS 90.00 REGISTRATION 730.45 OUTSIDE PRINTING 82.40 NISC. SUPPLIES lB7.45 REP OF ELECTRIC/PLBG 31.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 71.60 PRESCRIPTIONS, ORUGS 1,560.64 OUTSIOE PRINTING 22,115.64 OTHER SENEFITS 22B.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 57.66 COHPACT DISC 16.97 VIDEO RECORDING TAPE '49.07 OISABILITY STOCKHAN 23.95 NON'FICTION VIOEO 661.00 EQUIPNENT RENTAL 47.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE m.51 BLDG. & CaNST. SUPP. 170.00 DUES & HENSERSHIPS 300.00 TECHNICAL SERVICES 31.42 BOOKCS) 1,99B.15 BOOKS, HAG., NEUSPAP 11.90 SOOKS CCAT./CIR.) 53.00 BOOKS, HAG., NEWSPAP 590.00 OUES & NEHBERSHIPS 15.00 LIBRARY HATER. REP. '151.00 RTRN REG.BRVRHAN 97.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 145.00 DUES & NEHBERSHIPS 25.00 OUES &'NEHBERSHIPS 6,750.00 AIO TO AGENCIES 19.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 47.19 AUDIO VISUAL REP NAT 200.00 TREE TRIN/RENOVAL 16.95 SOOKS CCAT./ClR.) 12.94 NISC. SUPPLIES 30.00 REGISTRATION 38.00 I NSTRUCTOR/OFF I CI ATE 66.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 1,242.00 FERTILIZER 2,204.50 BUILOING RENTAL 41.60 SEUER 131,658.52 NON OP AoNIN GEN FUH 26.00 SAHITATION SUPP. 14.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 5.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 3B.50 BOOKS CCAT./REF.) . --;--..""...................\;"... _'n'_' .. . ,:1" ..II "I , , , , .;: ". " , cJ'IfS ~, COUNCIL LISTING OCTOBER 31, 1992 VENOOR NAME AMOUNT DESCRIPTION atlooL 3,m.00 NINI'CIIHP. SOFTWARE ORDER DEPT . SOUTHERN 10.45 REGISTRATION ORIENTAL TRADING CO., INC. 270.25 RECREATIONAL SUPP. ORYX PRESS 58.91 BOOKS (CAT ./CIR.) OSCO ORUG 13.94 FOOO OIIENS, ROBERT 150.00 OTNER REPAIR & MAINT PANTNERS UNIFORMS, INC. 265.00 SAFETY CLOTNING PARENTS RESOURCE NETIIORK 8.50 LIBRARY MATER. REP. PARKS & REC 1.50 COPIES PATRICK HARNEY 266713 359.64 CEOAR RAPIDS PAUL BOI/ERS 267558 421.08 CINCINNATI PAUL'S 364.00 AUDIO VISUAL REP MAT PAYLESS CASNNAYS, INC. 558.86 BLDG. & CONST. SUPP. PAYROLL RECAP 1,209,984.01 PAYROll 02'OCT.92 PC NOVICE;PC TOOAY 8.00 OUTSIOE PRINTlNO PC SUPPORT CENTER 380.50 MAGNETIC MEDIA PENNNELL BOOKS 167.03 BooK(S) PETERSON'S GUIDES 17.29 SOOKS (CAT ./REF.) PETTY CASN 69.30 AUOIO VISUAL REP MAT PNIL'S BUILOING MATERIALS, INC 15.81 BLOG. & com. SUPP. PHDTO 10 CHARGES 103.50 SEP CNARGEBACKS PIGOTT, INC. 117.24 MISC. SUPPLIES PIONEER GRAPNICS ARTS CENIER 2,715.00 OUTSIOE PRINTING PIP PRINTING 818.20 OUTSIDE PRINTING " '...' ',.,', PIPER, MICNAEL 36.DO INSTRUCTOR/OFF I CIATE PITLICK, PAT 70.00 SAFETY SNOES PLANNING COHIIISSION 3.75 BOOKS, MAG., NENSPAP PLANNING DEPT 258.00 PNOTOCOPIES .. PLANT CONNECTION 184.25 NURSERY SERVICES PLEASANT VAlLEY NURSERY, INC. 46.00 AG CHEMICALS j. PLUIIBERS SUPPLY CO. 83.S2 PLUMBING SUPPLIES POLICE om '193.84 HOUSE MOVE CHARGES POOCK, MELANIE 28.50 INSTRUCIOR/OFFICIATE POOL ANO CREN 154.75 NON' FICTION VIOEO POOL TECH INC. 1,289.71 ELECTR I CAL SUPPLI ES PRAIRIE LIGNTS BOOKSTORE 66.27 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) PRAT! AUDIO'VISUAL & VIOEO 151.50 A V EQUIP. REPAIR PRENTICE HALL 24.76 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) PRESTEGARD, KEVIN 24.27 TRAVEL PRESTO'XoCOHPANY 327.50 REP & MAINT. TO BLDG PRIMA 198.00 SUBSCRIPlIONS PROFESSIONAL TRAINING ASSOC. 4B.OO SUBSCRIPTIONS PROGRESSIVE PHYSICAL TNERAPY 303.00 MEDICAL SERVICE PUSLIC AGENCY TRAINING 1,925.00 REGISTRAlION PUBLIC AGENCY TRAINING COUNCIL 1,225.00 REGISTRATION PUBLIC BROAOCASTlNG SERVICE 10.95 VIDEO RECORDINGS PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT 75.00 REGISTRATION PUBLIC SECTOR QUALITY 5D.00 REGISTRATION PUFFER ANIMAL CARE CENTER 127.50 VETERINARY SERVICE PUINAN PUSLISIIING GROUP "..34 BOOKS (CAT ./CIR.) PYRAMID SERVICES, INC. 608.49 MINOR EOUIP. REP MAT QUALITY BOOKS, INC. 698.44 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) .....,.~-,..,'" ....'_.. .,. h.._.,........ .,_.~;. ,_ ,_,. ';'/95 ...."1 "1 , , ~. CooNCILlISTlNG OCTOBER 31, 1992 VENDOR NAME AMooNT DESCRIPTION QUALITY CARE 355.00 NURSERY SERVICES QUALITY ENGRAVED SIGNS 183.17 HISC. SUPPLIES QUALITY, TEXTIlE PRINTING 580.70 SAFETY CLOTNING QUESTAR VIDEO 24.45 NON-FICTION VIDEO I QUILL CORP. 97.76 HISC. PERIPHERALS R. H. 800GS CO., INC. 5,806.22 HINOR EQUIP. REP HAT i RABY, PAMELA 38.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE j , RADIO SHACK 24.95 AUOIO VISUAL REP HAT j RADISSON SUITE HOTEL 525.00 TRAVEL I RANDOH H,oo~E, INC. 14.40 BOOKS (CAL/CIR.) , , ; RANDY'S FINE HOHE CARPETS 164.60 REP & HAINT. TO BLDG I RAPE VICTIM ADVOCACY PROGRAM 3,000.00 AIO TO AGENCIES I RAPIO BUSINESS SYSTEMS 487.35 ooTSIDE PRINTING RAPIOS REPRODUCTIONS, INC. 79.30 OFFICE EQUIP. REPAIR I , REACH FOR EXCELLENCE 200.00 REGISTRATION I READER'S DIGEST 25.40 PRINT/CIRCULATING ! RECOROED 8ooKS, INC. 64.65 CASSETTE ! RECREATION 106.20 SANK FEES RECREATION SUPPLY CO. 1,053.83 LUMBER/HARDWARE RED HOOSE RECORDS 232.18 COHPACT DISC REED REFEREHCE PUBLISHING 370.01 PRINT/REFEREHCE REGENT BOOK CO., INC. 29.26 BOOKS (CAL/CIR.) REINER, MICHELLE 28.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE RESooRCE DIRECTORIES 140.00 BOOKS (CAT./REF.) RETAIL DATA SYSTEMS OF CEDAR 23.64 MINOR EOUIP. REPAIR REYNOLDS, RAY 21.D6 UHIFORM ALLOWANCE RICK IIYSS 2611D79 31.92 DES MOINES RIDS, FRANK 72.DO INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE RIVER PRODUCTS CO. 2,107.14 ASPHALT ROGER HANSEN 265437 75.00 CEDAR RAPIOS ROGERS OWIGHT H '100.00 PARTS RON FLAKE '8.60 T SHIRT RON HASOH FRAMING & 67.40 PRIOR YEAR EHCUMB. ROSE HILL PARK 122.94 SEWER RUBBER STAMPS R US 11.20 MISC. SUPPLIES RUOI PUBLISHING 38.GO BOOKS (CAL/CIR.) RUSSELL, SHAHHON B 38.GG INSTRUCTOR/OFF I CI ATE RYPHA DAN 48.GG INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE S & G MATERIALS 685.S0 DIRT S S C I 36.69 HINOR EQUIP. REPAIR SALES, OEBBIE 122.00 REGISTRATlOH SALWAY, ANHE K 17.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE SCHEPERS, RAE LYNN 70.00 SAFETY SHQES SCHOENFElOER, JAMES 50.00 TRAVEL SCHULT2, KYlE 152.00 IHSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE SENIOR CENTER 491.98 SEWER SEREDUCK, NANCY 77.70 UIIIFORM ALLOWANCE SERVICEHASTER 3,566.54 REP & HAINI. TO BLOG SEYOEL, LYLE 100.00 MISC. PERIPIIERALS SHAY ELECTRIC 2,281.65 BUILOING IMPROVEMEHT SHERBURNE, JEANIE 66.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE SHERWIN'WILLIAMS CO. 42.78 PAINT & SUPPLIES -. "~v,' '... '..'. ".'-. ........>. .';;'1'5 '. - >, 'I , , I 'I , , '" ""1 " : i ~. CIlJNCIL LISTING OCTOSER 31, 1992 VENDOR NAIlE AIlIlJNT DESCRIPTION FUNO: CAPITAL PROJECTS " , , A T & T CIlIIHUNICATlONS 16.64 LONG OISTANCE CALLS , 121.00 i ADJUSTING JIlJRNAL ENTRY SEP FAX CHARGES I APPRAISAL ASSOCIATES CO. 2,OGD.00 APPRAISAL SERVICES i ASI SIGN SYSTEHS 2,500.00 PRIOR YEAR ENCUHB. I BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELO 11.66 ,DENTAL INSURANCE I BRAVERMAN DEVELOPHENT INC 12,183.49 CONTRACTED IHPROV. i I BRISKEY CABINET CO. 77.39 NON-CONTRACTED IHPR. i , CEOAR COMPUTER CENTER 3,195.50 OTHER EDP HARONARE 'I I, CEOAR RAPIDS GAZETTE, INC. 21.59 LEGAL PUBLICATIONS I I CHOONG FOOK 411.25 CONTRACTED IHPROV. I CITY OF IC 22.60 REFUSE CITY OF IOIIA CITY 33.91 NATER COFFMAN ASSOCIATES 6,760.00 CONSULTANT SERVICES CRESCENT ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 633.10 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES OANO LIHITEO 11,782.91 CONTRACTEO IHPROV. OENIS OELLA VEDOVA, INC. 68,397.97 BUILOING IHPROVEHENT OICK COLE CONST. CO. 1,920.00 EQUIPHENT SERVICE OIGITAL EOUIPHENT CORP. 10,966.00 PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB. OIXON, MARY LEE' 75.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES , . ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES INC 2,815.65 ENGINEERING SERV,ICES ENTRE COMPUTER CENTER 560.00 HICRO'COMPUTER FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP. 15.50 CIlJRIERS FORTIS BENEFITS 12.48 OISABILITY INSURANCE FRANTZ CONSTRUCTION CO 30,105.28 CONTRACTEO IHPROV. FROHNEIN OFFICE SUPPLY 195.60 OFFICE FURNITURE GILPIN PAINT & GLASS 42.14 BUILOING IHPROVEHENT HAIlILTON, TERESA 40.00 SUILOING IHPROVEHENT HAYEX, HAYEX & BRONN 1,394.83 ATTORNEY SERVICES HIlJSING REHABILITATION Z5.00 NO PARKING SIGNS HOIIARD R. GREEN CO. 2,966.20 ENGINEERING SERVICES IOIIA CITY PETTY CASH 5.07 HARDNARE-SERV.CIlJNTE IOIIA CITY PRES5-CITIZEN 74.41 LEGAL PUBLICATIONS IOIIA CITY REPROGRAPHICS 178.20 IlJTSIOE PRINTING IOIIA ILLINOIS GAS & ELECTRIC 301.93 ELECTRIC IOIIA STATE BANK, FICA 1,281.32 FICA IPERS 667.78 IPERS J R PAINTING & OECORATlNG, INC 2,390.00 REPAIR OF FURNISHING JE 8070 14,954.39 CORRECT JE8070 JOHNSON CIlJNTY FARH BUREAU 4,6BO.OO NDN'CONTRACTEO IHPR. JONNSON CIlJNTY RECORDER 75.00 RECORDING FEES JIlJRNAL ENTRY 16.37 SEP DUPLICATING JIlJRNAL VIlJCHER 140.80 OCT BC8S LANOHARK SURVEYING AND 100.00 ENGINEERING SERVICES LOREN'S SIGNS 360.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES LUNDELL, JOliN 424.27 TRAVEL HAilER BROS TRANSFER & STORAGE 1,466.12 HOVING EXPENSE HCCOMAS'LACINA CONST. CO. 7,819.00 BUILDING IHPROVEHENT HETRO PAVERS, INC. 107,317.12 CONTRACTED IHPROV. NNN, INC. 12,492.25 ENGINEERING SERVICES :;'1'5 .' ,i' ...." - .u.~........... ~.~_",'.>O_'.......... ~. COUNCIL LISTING OCTOSER 31, 1992 VENDOR NAHE AMOUNT DESCRIPTION HORTHERH GRAVEL CO OCT 92 CIP FUHOIHG PARK RO STORH SEWER PROJECT PAYROLL RECAP POLYGOH, IHC. PRECISIOH ELECTRIC, INC. SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR CO INC SHIVE.HATlERY ENGRS & ARCH INC THE \IIlOOIIORKER'S SHOP U SlIEST CDHHUNICATlONS U SlIEST CDHHUNICATlONs-E IlESER HIO'STATE CONSTRUCTION WINODII DRESSER IIOLF CONST.. INC. IIORO PROCESSING CENTER 2,039.53 ROCK 245,329.39 19S5 GO 3,459.45 LDIIER WATER MAIN 24,209.1S PAYROLL 02'OCT.92 2,706.00 MINI'COMPUTER 210.00 PRIOR YEAR ENCUHS. 520.00 MOVING EXPENSE 17,266.00 ENGIHEERING SERVICES 39.95 OFFICE FURNITURE 12.88 LONG DISTANCE CALLS 919.33 PHONE EQUIP. CHARGES 188,020.30 CONTRACTEOIMPROV. 2,327.04 SUILOING IMPROVEMENT 6,186.19 CONTRACTED IMPROV. 178.65 OCT CHARGESACKS =:=======:::=: CAPITAL PROJECTS FUNO TOTAL 827,470.61 . '''''~. ;/'195 .n........;, I 'I , , ; I I I I ! I I I I I I I i ; i , "I I , , '-. i , , I I i COUNCIL LISTING OCTOBER 31, 1992 ,I j, , VENDOR NAlIE AlIOUNT DESCRIPTION ,i FUND: ENTERPRISE FUNOS , J ~l , i A T & T ClIWIUNICATlONS 190.67 LONG DISTANCE CALLS ~, A. Y. HCDONALD SUPPLY CO. INC. 127.42 PLUHBING SUPPLIES ADJUSTING JOURNAL ENTRY 707.79 SEP FAX CHARGES j ADVERTISER 155.00 ADVERTISING a 161.99 TOOLS & EQUIP. RENT. , AERO RENTAL I AIR COOLED ENGINE SERVICES 35.66 HINOR EQUIP. REPAIR , ALLIEO NATIONAL 80.30 TECHNICAL SERVICES ALTORFER HACHINERY CO. 24,437.00 EQUIPHENT RENTAL AlIERICAN PUBLIC WORKS ASSOC. 165.00 DUES & HEHBERSHIPS " AlIERICAN NATER WORKS ASSOC. 390.00 DUES & HEHBERSHIPS i I AlIIGA WORLD 24.97 SUBSCRIPTIONS I ANS'lER IOIIA, INC. 112.90 PAGING I APACHE HOSE & BELTING, INC. 515.07 HINOR EQUIP. I APTUS 26,480.00 HAZARDOUS NASTE DISP I, ARATEX SERVICES, INC. 2,109.69 LAUNDRY SERVICE ART'TER ASSOCIATES, INC. 1,112.60 HINOR EQUIP. " I AWA-IOIIA SECTlON'OISCOVERY 92 345.00 REGISTRATION ! BANK OF AlIERICA 337.50 REVENUE BONDS i BARRON HOTOR SUPPLY 46.97 GREASE & OIL BEA DAY PLUHBERS 15.00 HETER INSTALLATION BEACHY PLUHBING 180.00 HETER INSTALLATION BENNER, RONNIE 70.00 SAFETY SHOES BEST RENT ALL 333.49 EQUIPHENT RENTAL BETZ INDUSTRIAL 5,43B.47 NATER/SENAGE CHEM. BILL CONNELL PLUHBING 105.00 HETER INSTALLATION BLOCK 526.85 OFFICE SUPPLIES 8LUE CROSS 617.26 B C . PELKEY :,' BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELO 1,560.64 DENTAL INSURANCE BOB'S PLUHBING & HEATING 60.00 HETER INSTALLATION BOlliNGER, JONN 70.00 SAFETY SNOES BRADY, HIKE 65.08 FIRST AID/SAFETY SUP BREESE PLUHBING & HEATING, INC 45.00 HETER INSTALLATION BRINTON EDNARD '189.85 BC FOR SEP BROOKS INSTRUHENT OIVISION 98.26 LAB. CHEH. & SUPP. BUOGETEO TRANSFERS AJE 400,679.75 A.V. SUPPORT CAPITOL FORD NEN NOLLAND INC 197.62 EQUIPHENT RENTAL CON COMPUTER CENTERS 756.53 OTHER EDP HARONARE CEOAR COMPUTER CENTER 685.00 HICRD-COMPUTER CITY CARTOH CO., INC. 1,344.12 OTHER NASTE DISPOSAL CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. 575.25 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES CITY IC .38.12 RICHARDSON-BC/BS CLERICAL RECAP 224.81 PAYROLL 02'OCT.92 COSB GROUP, I NC. 8.50 BOOKS, HAG., NENSPAP ClIWIERCIAL TOIIEL SERVICE, INC. 34.95 LAUNDRY SERVICE CONNEY SAFETY PRODUCTS 66.57 GLOVES COHTINEHTAL SAFETY EQUIPHEHT 158.35 FIRST AID/SAFETY SUP CRESCENT ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 398.79 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES CROUSE CARTAGE CO. 69.80 FREIGHT CRYSTAL CLEAR OF 10NA CITY 195.00 HISC. SUPPLIES ~'I'5 .-...-..... -~.~'.~ '" COUNCIL LISTING OCTOBER 31, 1992 VENDOR NAHE ,CULL! GAN DAILY IOIIAN DAN'S PLUMBING DEBT SERVICE TRANSfERS Dl-CHEM CO. DIAHOND PRIXIUCTS CO. DUNCAN INDUSTRIES EAST CENTRAL IOI/A COUNCIL Of EASTERN IOIIA LIGNT & POIIER COO ECONOGAS SERVICE, INC. EDWARDS, fRED ELODN C. STUTSMAN, INC. 'ELECTRIC MOTORS Of IOIIA CITY ELECTRONIC COHHUNICATlON sYS ELECTRONICS CAVE ENTERPRISE fUND ERB'S BUSINESS MACHINES, INC. ERNST & YOUNG fAIRflELD LINE INC. fESLER'S, INC. flRSTAR BANK Of OES MOINES fLAHBO BROADCASTING fLEETWAY STORES, INC. fLOYDE PELKEY fORTI S BEHEflTS fROH~EIN OffiCE SUPPLY fUNK, CLARENCE GENERAL CHEMICAL CORP. GLOBAL COMPUTER SUPPLIES GRAINGER GRiffiN PIPE PRIXIUCTS CO. HACH MACH BROTHERS CO., INC. MAWKEYE WELD & REPAIR HAYEK, HAYEK & BROlIN HOSPERS & BROTHER PRINTERS HUPP ELECTRIC MOTORS HURT fAY HYORITE CHEMICAL CO. IA DEPT Of NATURAL RESOURCES INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS INTEGRATED CONTROLS & COMPUTER IOIIA CITY BROADCASTING IOIIA CITY JANITOR SUPPLY IOIIA CITY PETTY CASH IOIIA CITY PLUMBING IOIIA CITY PRESSoCITlZEN IOIIA CITY READY MIX, INC. IOIIA DEVELOPMENT LAB. IOIIA ILLINOIS GAS & ELECTRIC IOIIA PAINT MANUfACTURING CO. IOIIA STATE BANK' fiCA AHOUNT DESCRIPTION 68.7S EOUIPMENT RENTAL 40.00 SUBSCRIPTIONS 360.00 METER INSTALLATION 377,433.83 TO 85 REV BONO SINK 1,136.00 fLUORIOE 192.75 PAINT & SUPPLIES 1,641.50 MINOR EQUIP. REP MAT 4,691.00 AIO TO AGENCIES 1,469.16 ELECTRIC 36.00 EQUIPMENT RENTAL 21.16 fiRST AID/SAfETY SUP 530.00 GRASS SEED 281.32 MINOR EQUIP. 503.94 A V EOUIP. REPAIR 10.41 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES -100,413.51 TRANSfER 41.86 fAX SUPPLIES 1,500.00 ANNUAL AUDIT 2,491.20 GLOVES 59.90 SAfETY CLOTNING 168.75 REVENUE BONOS 850.00 ADVERTISING 19.54 8LOG. & CONST. SUPP. 362.01 SIOUK CITY 1,309.88 DISABILITY INSURANCE 86.92 MINOR Off EOUIP/FURN 10.00 SAfETY SNOES 12,126.00 ALUMINUM SULfATE 282.10 OTHER EOP HARDWARE 225.84 8LOG. & CONST. SUPP. 12,806.84 WATER SYST. IMPROV. 659.15 LABORATORY CNEMICALS 589.69 MINOR Off EQUIP/FURN 655.10 8LOG. & CONST. SUPP. 1,918.50 ATTORNEY SERVICES 52.00 OUTSIDE PRINTING 585.04 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 250.00 EASEMENT PURCHASE 1,296.00 OTHER CHEM. & SUPP. 8.00 REFERENCE MATERIAL 614.00 fiRE & CASUALTY INS. 1,356.53 TECHNICAL SERVICES 195.00 ADVERTISING 115.40 SANIT. & IND. SUPP. 11.48 CLEANING SUPPLIES 345.00 METER INSTALLATION 41.10 LEGAL PUBLICATIONS 1,289.13 CONCRETE 10.00 MINOR EQUIP. REPAIR 34,008.59 ELECTRIC 489.82 PAINT & SUPPLIES 23,175.95 fiCA ;;1f5 , 'j , , ' i , 1 , ; i , I i 1 I I J I I I I I I I I , , i I I r ~. CooNCIL LISTING OCTOBER 31, 199Z VENDOR NAHE IOIIA STATE BANK COMPUTER SERVo IPERS JACKS DISCooNT, INC. JC HAC ELECTRONICS JERRI ANCIAUX CLEANING JIM'S REFUSE SERVICE CORP JOE FOIILER Z68D97 JOHN CRANE INC JOHN LUNOELL Z68576 JOHN'S PLUMBIHG JOHNSON CooNTY SEATS JooRNAL ENTRY JooRHAL VooCHER K HART 114315 KAR PROOUCTS, INC. KCJJ RACIO/ BRAVERHAN KELLY HEATlHG SERVICE, IHC. XELLY SERVICES, INC. KKRQ'KXIC KONDORA GEORGE KRNA, INC. L. L. PELLING CO., INC. LAB SAFETY SUPPLY LANDFILL CHARGES LANIK, JACQUELINE LAREN CO., INC. LANRENCE HACHINE SHOP LANSON PRODUCTS, INC. LENIS SYSTEM OF IOIIA, INC. LINIIOOO STONE PROOUCTS CO. LUCKEL, SAHUEL LUHOELL, JOHH HARTIH EQUIPMEHT OF ILLIHOIS MCCABE EQUIPMENT, INC. HCGINNESS PLUHBING HCHASTENARR SUPPLY CO. HEACHAH TRAVEL SERVICE HEETING REGISTRATION HERII ELECTRIC, LTD. MERRICK INDUSTRIES INC HID-IOIIA SOLIO NASTE MIDNEST JANITORIAL SERVICES HILLER ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC MINE SAFETY APPLIANCES CO. HONTGOMERY ELEVATOR CO. MORENO, EDNARO MOVITE LINCOLN HULTICHANNEL NENS HUNICIPAL SUPPLY, INC. HUTUAL BENEFIT NAGLE LUHBER CO. NEBRASKA GRooNDNATER AHooNT DESCRIPTION Z4.33 FINANCIAL SERV & CHG 16,934.17 IPERS 19.95 FILH Z6.60 HICRO'COMPUTER REP. 112.GO REP & HAINT. TO BLOG 450.00 EQUIPHENT SERVICE 161.97 LINCOLN NE 659.47 HINOR EQUIP. REP HAT 113.GO SAN DIEGO 195.00 HETER INSTALLATION 26,359.00 AIO TO AGENCIES 6,754.43 AUG DIVISIONAL SERVI 43,794.75 OCT BCBS 15.72 FILH 30.43 LUHBER/HARDNARE 413.10 ACVERTlSING 29.00 BDLG. & IHPROV. HAT. n.20 TECHNICAL SERVICES 195.00 ACVERTlSING 45.00 HETER INSTALLATION 679.00 ACVERTlSING 1,267.44 ASPHALT 143.40 FIRST AID/SAFETY SUP 44,643.1B SEP CHARGES 1,600.00 BUILDING RENTAL 30.00 HETER INSTALLATION 190.00 HINOR EQUIP. REP HAT 43.04 MINOR EOUIP. REP HAT 696.50 FINAHCIAL SERV & CHG 3,464.33 HYDRATED LIHE 70.00 SAFETY SHOES 47.70 TRAVEL 9,600.00 EQUIPHENT RENTAL 1,200.00 EQUIPMENT RENTAL 135.00 HETER INSTALLATION 99.01 MINOR EQUIP. REP HAT 209.00 AIR FARE '15.00 FIRE EMPLOYEES MTG 1,446.44 REP OF ELECTRIC/PLBG 707.B6 PLANT EQUIP REP HAT 2,125.00 PURCHASES FOR RESALE 231.56 TECHNICAL SERVICES 57.B4 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 41B.50 FIRST AID/SAFETY SUP 649.64 REP & MAINT. TO BLDG 42.66 MINOR OFF EQUIP/FURN 90.00 REGISTRATION 65.00 SUBSCRIPTIONS 636.09 NATER SYST. IMPROV. 31.72 DISABILITY STOCKMAN 251.31 BLDG. & CONST. SUPP. 10.00 SUBSCRIPTIONS ;;'1?S , "'I 'I . , <, , I , ~. , I , , COUNCIL LISTING OCTOBER 31, 1992 VENDOR NAME II NELSON'S PLUMBING NEWARK ELECTRONICS OCT 92 CIP fUNDING OLD CAPITOL CAB CO. OSCO ORUG PARKING, INC. PAUL'S PAYLESS CASNWAYS, INC, PAYROLL RECAP PEC CASLE PIGOTT, INC. PIP PIP PRINTING PLUMBERS SUPPLY CO. POLLUTION CONTROL PYRAMIO SERVICES, INC. R. M. BOGGS ,CO., INC. RADIO SMACK RADIX CORP. REXCO EQUIPMENT, INC. RIVER PROOUCTS CO. ROCNESTER MIDLAND CORP. ROSEBAR TIRE SNREDDING S & G MATERIALS SCNL~SS ENGINEERED EQUIPMENT SCHLUETER, LEON SEPT LANDfiLL LEACHATE SHAY ELECTRIC SHIVE' HATTERY ENGRS & ARCH INC SIEG-CEOAR RAPIDS CO. SIMONE ENGINEERING, INC. SLUm, KEVIN STANDARD INSURANCE C STANDARD LifE INC STEVE'S TYPEWRITER CO. SWANA SYSTEMS SERVICE CO. TECHNIGNAPHICS, INC. TRADE SHOW TRS ROOfiNG, LTD. U Of IA. BUSINESS OffiCE U Of IA. HYGIENIC LABORATORY U Of IA. PHYSICAL PLANT U S WEST COMMUNICATION SERVo U S WEST COMMUNICATIONS U S WEST COMMUNICATlONS-E UITERMARK, DWAYNE UNITEO STATES PIPE & FOUNDRY UTIlITIES SUPPLY CO UTILITY EOUIPMENT CO. VAN METER CO. VAN WATERS & ROGERS, INC. .;.,.....<-'>. , . ,,' . , ',' ;,',..,',~,.,.,",' .:,' , :,~'i ":">"';::':"":~:',\::,;,i:;.. .'" _: ' ,d..,'.."..'.'.",.,,:..... " AMOUNT DESCRIPTION 30.00 METER INSTALLATION 175.63 MINOR EQUIP. REP MAT 18,095.71 LANDfiLL RESERVE 632.15 AID TO AGENCIES 6.00 MISC. SUPPLIES 31.08 MINOR EQUIP. REP MAT 792.58 AG CHEMICALS 389.70 BLOG. & CONST. SUPP. 452,040.41 PAYROLL 02'OCT.92 60.00 CONSULTANT SERVICES 46.88 PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB. 111.75 OUTSIOE PRINTING 320.70 OUTSIDE PRINTING 1,140.40 PLUMSING SUPPLIES 832.55 WATER 16.29 MINOR EQUIP. REPAIR 648.45 REP Of HEATING eQUIP 39.25 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 1,839.60 MINDR EQUIP. REPAIR 13,954.14 VEHICLE REPAIRS 1,463.99 ROCK 300.03 SANITATION SUPP. 205.50 TIRES DISPOSAL 181.60 OIRT 353.72 PLANT EQUIP REP MAT 62.98 SAfETY SHOES 2,965.48 LANDfiLL LEACHATE l,on.oo' REP Of ELECTRIC/PLBG l,9DO.00 ENGINEERING SERVICES 74.28 MINOR EOUIP. REP MAT 420.54 MINOR EQUIP. REPAIR 70.00 SAFETY SHOES .34.12 LifE INSURANCE 16.23 LIFE INS STOCKMAN 43.80 MINOR EOUIP. REPAIR 20D.00 DUES & MEMBERSHIPS 2,00D.OO OTHER REPAIR & MAl NT 541.39 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 355.50 GRAPHIC SUPPLIES 437.00 REP & MAl NT. TO BLDG m.95 WORK STUDY WAGES 2,765.00 TECHNICAL SERVICES 24.43 ELECTRICITY CHARGES 44.81 MISCELLANEOUS 404.07 LONG DISTANCE CALLS 1,536.66 TElEPHONE RENTAL 14.36 SAfETY SHOES 285.20 TOOLS 204.44 PLUMBING SUPPLIES 1,767.00 PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB. 134.66 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 2,784.00 CHLORINE ;;'1 fS ~, ClXJNClL LISTING OCTOSER 31, 1992 VENDOR NAHE AHiXJNT DESCRIP7l0N voss PETROLEUH CO., INC. \I1IR SCIENTIFIC, INC. IIARNING LITES OF IL., INC. lIEF HEHSERSHIP RENENALS IIERNER ENTERPRISES IIESco NORD PROCESSING CENTER ZENITH MANUFACTURING & 204.73 OIESEl FUEL 93.81 LAB. SUPP. & EQUIP. 144.00 RENTALS 120.00 DUES & HEHBERSHIPS '182.6Z LABOR 161.50 PLANT EQUIP REP MAT 536.51 OCT CHARGEBACKS 568.96 FLUIDS GASES & OTNER ========:===== ENTERPRISE FUNDS FUNO TOTAL 1,549,206.80 ."--.,.,-, ,c.<< ,', " .~.~ ",_.' J 1/95 .,.. "~"~"'" , i I I ,I I r I i f I I , i ", i . ". .,", I I i I , "I I , ' ~. COUNCIL LISTING OCTOBER 31, 1992 : I VENDOR NAME AMOUNT DESCRIPTION ! FUND, TRUST AND AGENCY 1 ..., i 1 A T & T Cl>>4I4UNICATlONS 37.44 LONG DISTANCE CALLS i ADJUSTING JOURNAL ENTRY 244.12 SEP FAX CNARGES ! I ANN MAURER .25 POP REFUND , j BAKER & TAYLOR 140.89 BOOKS (CAT ./CIR.) i , BCS LIFE INS 5.50 LIFE INS'NCKIM , BEAVER, LYLE 100.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES I , BLUE CROSS 292.65 B C DENT' SHIMA I BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELO 69.96 DENTAL INSURANCE I BOIlERS, MICHAEL 80.08 LOCAL MILEAGE I I BUSHNELL'S TURTLE 690.00 FOOO C. CORNELL, INCORPORATED 1,500.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES CENTEL CElLULAR 37.40 TELEPHONE RENTAL CHAMBERS, CINDY 18.92 LOCAL MILEAGE CHEF'S HAT RESTAURANT 120.60 FOOO CHERYL COX, THE STUOENT 125.00 REGISTRATION CLERICAL RECAP 30.00 PAYROLL 02'OCT.92 COCA' COLA 80TTLING CO. 229.69 PURCHASES FOR RESALE COMPUTER SOLUTIONS, INC. 103.95 MICRO'COMPUTER CUSTOMER .60 POP FUND DUSTY'S TIRE & SERVICE 35.00 TIRE REPAIRS EAST CENTRAL IOIIA COUNCIL OF 4,864.00 AIO TO AGENCIES EMERY'PRATT Co 50.10 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) EHPLOYERS MUTUAL COMPANIES 5,112.00 \/oRKER'S COMP INS. FIRST NATIONAL BANK 337.60 MISCELLANEOUS FIVE CORNERS MUSIC . 375.00 OTNER PROF. SERVICES FLEMR, MATTHEW L. 25.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE FORTIS BENEFITS 311.27 OISABILITY INSURANCE .'( FROH~EIN OFFICE SUPPLY 379.23 MISC. SUPPLIES GROUP SERVICES 760.93 HEALTH INSURANCE HIGH TECH 30.00 TELEPHONE RENTAL IKERD, COLLEN 71.93 LOCAL MILEAGE INFORMEO DEMOCRACY 99.00 NON'FICTION VIDEO IOIIA CITY PETTY CASH 32.00 HILEAGE TO ECICOG ME IOIIA CITY TELEPHONE CO., INC. 223.85 PHONE EQUIP. CHARGES IOIIA FEDERATION OF HUHANE 56.50 REFERENCE MATERIAL IOIIA ILLINOIS GAS & ELECTRIC .96 ELECTRIC IOIIA STATE BANK - FICA 2,320.07 FICA IPERS 1,238.06 IPERS JOB SERVICE OF IOIIA 7.51 OTHER INSURANCE JOURNAL ENTRY 175.02 AUG OPERATION COSTS JOURNAL VOUCIIER 1,386.22 OCT BCBS K MART #4315 31.70 EOUC./TRAlNING SUPP. KEVIN OOYLE 268376 222.40 AMES KUL TUR VIDEO 156.45 NON.FICTION VIDEO LENOCH, MARY J. 25.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE LEON LYVERS TREE SURGERY 3,905.GO NURSERY SERVICES LEONARD REYMAN ORCHESTRA 100.00 MISCElLANEOUS LIBRARIES UNLIMITED Bl.96 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) LOAN FINANCE CHARGE 228.00 FINANCE CHGS SEPT ;;'195 --.----...... ., "':'1 " " ~. I I I I , CooNCILLISTlNG OCTOBER 31, 1992 , , , i , VENDOR NAIIE AllooNT DESCRIPTION I , I 1 HAIL BOXES ETC. 11.80 POSTAGE I HCCALL, TERRY 25.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE i , HCELROY FRASER, PEG 490.33 FOOO , i HIO'CONTlNENT somERS, INC. 58.80 PURCNASES FOR RESALE , ! MILLER, lINOA 167.04 LOCAL HILEAGE ! HOTT'S DRUG STORE 218.88 PRINT/CIRCULATING i IIJTUAL BENEFIT 10.96 DISABILITY-MCKIM I NOYER, NANCY 25.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE I ' " i PADDLE NNEEL RESTAURANT 1,324.15 FOOO I PARSON, JOAN 8.31 BLOG. & CONST. SUPP, I PAYROLL RECAP 46,697.56 PAYROLL 02'OCT-92 I i PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. 230.32 PURCHASES FOR RESALE I PETTY CASH 28.00 PRINT/CIRCULATING , PIP 66.09 ooTSIOE PRINTING , I OUIll CORP. 49.63 OFFICE SUPPLIES i RECYCLING TOOAY 28.00 SUBSCRIPTIONS RESooRCE RECYCLING 42.00 SUBSCRIPTIONS SAYRE ROSERT 150.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES SONORAE FORT .30 POP REFUND SNANA 100.00 DUES & HEHBERSHIPS TECHNIGRAPHICS, INC. 1,707.67 ooTSIOE PRINTING TELECOII USA 87.60 LONG DISTANCE CALLS TRANS FUND BALANCE 899.72 MONTHLY RET BENEFITS TREASURER STATE OF IOIIA 32.50 SALES TAX TRu-ART 54.61 ooTSIOE PRINTING TURNER SUBSCRIPTIONS 17.59 PRINT/CIRCULATING U OF IA. BUSINESS OFFICE 499.44 ooTSIOE PRINTING U S NEST COKHUNICATIONS 91.51 LONG DISTANCE CALLS U SlIEST COKHUNICATlONN 237.13 TELEPHONE RENTAL ';.. UNITED ACTION FOR yooTN 1,5DO.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES UNIVERSITY CANERA 15.48 FILM PRDCESSING NAL HART STORE 01'1721 15.88 PAPER NEST III GH ORCHESTRA 50.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES \lORD PROCESSING CENTER 590.09 OCT CHARGEBACKS XEROX CORP. 763.n OFFICE EOUIP. RENTAL yooTN HlIIIES, INC. 243.50 AUTO RENTAL ZEPHYR CDPIES, INC, 15.00 \lORD PROCESSING ====ll==lllllllllilllll TRUST AND AGENCY FUND TOTAL 83,022.52 ....-.....'""....,.. . ..-....,.. ,2'195 "I" '.. '~"'-'i, >" . .\ COUNCIL LISTING OCTOBER 31, 1992 VENDOR NAIIE fUND: INTRAGOVNTAL SERVICE '.: \'-':r,1 '..:",', '. ::,;.,>,>:" ',.' !lli,,~,J;iih>"--~- ~ :.r;'I~~\'~~lib)*-\::~:~Rli!1~B\I\~,t'~""':i,.,~~~___~___.:. #CITY Of IOI/A CITY #CONCORD APARTMENTS #COURT NILL APARTMENTS #FOX, ROBERT #FULLER, UILLIAII OR BRENDA #OAKIIOOO VI LLAGE OIINERS ASSOC #PARK PLACE APARTNENTS itrEer, NICHOLAS J #PETERSEN, XRIS #SCHLAPXOHL, DAHIEL P. #VESELY, ARDEH 403 JEFFERSON COMPANY 522 SOUTH CLI NTON STREET A & H APARTMENTS A T & T COIII1UNICATlONS ADAIIS, JOHN ADAIIS, JOHN THOMAS ADJUST! NG JOURNAL ENTRY AGUSTA HOUSING AUTHORITY AHRMA ALCORN VERNON ALICE HARRIS ALOHZO, RICK ALPINE APARTMENTS ALTORfER MACHINERY CO. AlIBATI, NARAYANA AlIERICAN LAfRANCE AIIERICAN PUBLIC IIORKS ASSOC. AllMON DON J AlIP INC AlISTER CORP. ANDERSON, BARBEL ANDERSON, CHRISTINE ANDERSON' BENDER RENTALS ANDRACKI, NARX OR LAURA ANDREU J ROCCA 26B701 AHDREU ROCCA 267965 ANNE SCHEET2 ARATEX SERVICES, INC. ARENDS, MARCIA ASI RENTALS ATLANTIC LAKESIDE LIMITED B R COMPANY INC BARDACH, JANUSZ BARNES, PEARL M. BARRON MOTOR SUPPLY BARTA, DAVID BAUGIIMAN, NORMA & ,AtrH BAUM, JERRY -....,,~-...,...,..'v...~ .... AllOUNT D,SCRIPTION 19D.6B REP & MAINT. TO BLOG 990.00 LANDLORO RENTS 273.00 LANDLORD RENTS 105.00 LANOLORD RENTS 230.00 LANDLORO RENTS 360.00 LANDLORO RENTS 515.00 LANOLORO RENTS 496.00 LANOLORO RENTS 525.00 LANDLORD RENTS 644.00 LANOLORO RENTS 324.00 LANOLORD RENTS 294.00 BARBER, KERI 249.00 ADAIISKI, EOUARD B53.00 CRIST, AllY 76.37 LONG OISTANCE CALLS 579.80 INOEMNITY 593.08 IIIOEMNITY 966.80 SEP fAX CHARGES 201.23 LEE, MARION -868.00 RETURN ON IRC 12.00 ALCORN, VERNON '550.00 CLEVELAND 206.00 CARROLL, PATRICIA 350.00 ANOERSON, UILLIAM 1,436.53 LANDfiLL EQUIPMENT 629.00 PATTON, CHRISTOPHER 18.86 fiRE APPARATUS 55.00 DUES & MEMBERSNIPS 23.00 AllMON, DON J. JR. m.54 GENERAL EQUIPMENT 285.00 SHOOTS, JEAN 239.00 CNOUDNURY, SABIT '10.00 LUMP SUN REPAYMENT 1,522.00 BISSELL, PAULA 241.00 SMITH, ROSIN '125.00 DES NOINES '185.13 ST LOUIS '315.00 SEPT.HAP'HORTON 721.71 LAUNDRY SERVICE 78.00 TAODONIO, ANTHONY 206.00 NORRO\/, BRET 11,756.00 BAAH'GYIMAH,XUAME 604.00 ADAN, JANES 234.00 LINDLEY, SHERRY 203.00 BLAXE, ROBERT 2,829.03 AUTO & LIGNT TRUCK 891.13 TRAVEL ADVANCE 400.00 L1GOCXI, RITA 379.00 SNITN, CANOY ; ~, , , ;}~95 ~. COUNCIL LISTING OCTOBER 31, 1992 VENDOR NAl4E " .,,', > . .'.,., " 0',1:':",' BAUMERT, JEAN BAYLISS, THOMAS BCS LIFE INS BECKER, TERRY BENDA, JOSEPH BEHDER, ROBERT J. BENTLEY, HARLA BERGIN KARA BETTE LANE I}ARTHENTS BETTE MEISEL BEUTER, LEO & HARlE BIA PARTS INC BLACKHA~K PARYNERS BLOYER PROPERTIES BLUE CROSS BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD BOll ZIHHERHAH FORD, INC. BOEDEKER, HERHANN BOLLINGER, RANDY BOIlERS, PAUL BOIlERS, R. STEVE BOIILES CLOVIS BRADY MIKE BRANDT, JOHN A. BREAZEALE, RICHARD BREESE CO., INC. BREESE, DONALD BRENNEHAN, MIKE BRENNEHAN, SUE X JOANN HARR BREIlER, LARRY X DAVE CLARK BROEG, DIANA BROOKER, RICHARD BROlIN, LYDA BUTLER, JAl4ES BUTTERBAUGH HARIL YN BYERS III, ED~ARD J. C. E. ARHSTRONG & SONS CO. CANILL, TOO R CAl4PBELL, ANN CAl4PUS Al40CO SERVICE CAPITAL SANITARY SUPPLY CO. CAPITOL FORD NE~ HOLLAND INC CARLSON, HARTHA K. CARPETLAND CARTER SUSAN CASE PIlIIER & EDUIPHENT CATERINO CHRIS CATHY CHINANDER CEOAR RAPIDS ~ELDING SUPPLY CEDAR-JOHNSON FARM SERVICE CO. CHAFFEE LARRY R CHAIT, BENJAMIN ". '_.-..~".,...,.......~~""'--- " " , ' Al40UNT DESCRIPTION 344.00 STARR, SARA 311.00 TINKLE, GARY -1.46 LIFE INS'HILLS 226.00 LANOLORO RENTS 2tl.00 LANDLORD RENTS 211.00 ABDALLAH, AYANA 101.00 BENTLEY, HARLA 23.00 BERGIN, KARA 246.00 FINK, JOYCE '60.20 TRAVEL REIHB 442.00 OELSO, BERTA 557.2B BUSES 866.00 HALLADA, SHANDY 1,398.00 JOHNSON, HELISSA '126.95 BC/DENTAL'HILLS 746.44 DENTAL INSURANCE 127.56 GARBAGE TRUCKS 227.00 NELSON, ROYCE 255.00 CARIENS, FLORENCE 421.08 TRAVEL ADVANCE 632.00 ZEPEDA, INGRID 65.00 BOIILES, CLOVIS 250.58 INDEMNITY 205.00 FLORA, LISA 1,982.00 COX, HARCIA 1,901.86 BUSES 263.00 IoOODLEY, AHHA 194.00 BRENNEHAN, LISA 236.00 GABRIELLI, JOSEPH 32B.OO ROUDABUSH, ANNETTE 151.00 KERR, ELIZABETN 97.00 BENTS, CINDY 372.00 ANDERSON, OIANE 375.00 GARRETT, ELSIE 33.00 BUTTERBAUGH, HARILYN 395.00 HARRIS, SHARI 69.51 TOOLS 238.00 SHERLOCX, TAHERA 126.00 BEARS, LORI 12.00 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK 439.Z8 MISC. SUPPLIES 720.12 GENERAL EDUIPMENT 295.00 RIVER, LORIE 162.00 REPAIR OF FURNISHIHG 14.00 CARTER, SUSAN 3,450.59 GENERAL EOUIPMENT 52.00 CATERINO, CHRIS -1.00 1 PAGE FAX 5.10 REHTALS 53,704.68 DIESEL FUEL 17.00 CHAFFEE, LARRY 323.00 BROIINLEE, AHASTASIA i I I ,I I I I I i I I I ! . ."1 I 011/95 ~, .':, ' "', ' ' \ ' , " :, ; ~' : I ;:;.... ' : ",',',",: ;;',~.! . ":''''1;> , ,:, !]If!l~J~i;F 1 \\~Jti'll',t:;'~i',1\:: ,::~~,,'I \.,\~",:' -.'/,::';\"', ,. ;L',;;',f~\';i-I'~~~_!;.i::,\;:!if::,\.\,:,\hi:',:< 'i."'.' :'" , ~ ~/. "~\~.'~\W~~/(:{!-\{f,)~~!;,; (-,I':I'),'~<!:: ::';( ',r,' "~ ::' .\I,:j~~~,(~~~~.wl;';lli '~\~l)~;/:l{~j:fl?:;'W\.:~/ ,;.' '." " ;\ ,:,'1.1, .tJj\] '~IJ: ~I\ ;~l'li.t;1t.)'~(.;;'l:\,*,;~,::;.:,i'':,. ',', :'. 'I' 'i'll~ .'!f'l~ ,iH~M 1,1:-',:ltrw.'~~!'.:I"';IIIF~'::I\:I; , "1 I , COONCILlISTlNG OCTOBER 31, 1992 ,i VENDOR NAlIE AlIOUNT DESCRIPTION CNRISTIAN, PAUL & DORIS 314.00 MU'HIN, PATRICIA CHUN, RAYMOND N S 328.00 RECHER, TRACY CHURCHILL TRUCK LINES, INC. 55.00 8USES CITY APPLIAlICE SERVICE 141.00 MINOR EQUIP. REPAIR CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. 28.76 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES CITY OF 80ULDER 659.23 YACOUBI, MAHA ALSHAa CITY OF EUREKA & COUNTY OF 833.69 MERRIAlI, SUSAN CITY OF IIlI/A CITY -2,478.94 BC/SS CIVIL RIGHTS -410.00 BREAKFAST ANARDS CIVIL RIGHTS BREAKFAST ANARDS -70.00 TRANSFER PER MEMO CLAREHONT APTS X TClI CRUH 648.00 8EROIN, KARA CLARK, OAVE 350.00 ROGERS, NENDI CLARK, JAlIES A. DBA CAlIPUS 211.00 SOUKUP, CLAYTON CLARK, STEVE 416.00 STRICKLAND, LINDA CLARKE SUSAN M 41.DO CLARKE, SUSAN CLERK OF COURT '34.79 FILING FEE REFUND CLINE, H. KENNETH 474.00 DIETZllAN, JOHN COB8, LILLIE 180.DO BURKE, DIONNE COBRA/CHARLES BELGER -140.8D OCT 8C/8S C08RA/CHARLES MOTTET -152.48 NOV COBRA C08RA/CHARLOTTE 80RE -14D.8D OCT C08RA COBRA/DARLENE MDTTET '14D.8D NOV C08RA C08RA/ED RDSKUP -152.46 OCT sc/as COBRA/GEORGE IIIlOO -62.22 OCT MEDICARE SUPPL CDSRA/ JOHN NEum '62.22 NOV MEOICARE SUPPL COBRA/KAY NALENTA '69.96 NONPR DENTAL COBRA/LEO VITOSH '140.80 OCT COBRA C08RA/MARLI SHULER '5.83 NOV DENTAL COBRA/MARY DELL HINT '62.22 OCT MEDICARE SUPPL COBRA/MARY KINNEY '140.8D NOV C08RA COBRA/NANCY FRANT2 '140.80 OCT C08RA C08RA/NANCY J BERRY '411.51 NOV COBRA COBRA/RAMDNA PARROTT '140.80 OCT 8C/BS C08RA/RICHARD FRANTZ '140.80 OCT COBRA C08RA/STACY HELLS '11.66 OCT DENTAL COLE, GUY 206.00 MERRIFIELD, REX COLONIAL TERRACE 276.00 PATRICK, GEORGIA COLONY JULIE A 19.00 COLONY, JULI EA. CONCORO APARTHENTS 371.00 ADDISON, HERHAN JR. CONDO CClIPANY 2,035.00 BLAKE, LAURALEE V. CONDON, HILLIAM 482.00 GLOVER, KIMBERLEY CONNER, JUOY 349.00 ECKERMAN, MATT COOK, VINCENT 278.00 COOKE'S, NANCY COOPER JR., ORRIS 641.00 MORRISSEY, LILLIAN CORAL RIOGE APARTMEIITS 2,467.00 ANNIS, ANGIE CORALVILLE SALVAGE 164.00 STRAND, PEARL CORBIN ALLISON C 24.00 CORBIN, ALLISON CORNEJO ROSA 40.00 CORNEJO, ROSA CORONET APARTMENTS 630.00 HUGHES, ALICE COURT HILL APARTMENTS 921.00 FREES, ROBERT CRIPPEN, DELAINE & 81LL 204.00 KLEPPE, CRAGG L. CRISMAN, DAVE & RENAE 351.00 BENTLEY, MARLA I, ';'I~5 ' , : I "'~."'_M"""II.:, ';.'_."~' .._"M' . .. -.. , '" COUNCIL LISTING OCTOBER 31, t992 VENDOR NAME CRONK, C. ELIZABETN ATTN: DICK CUMMINS GREAT PLAINS DIESEL CURRAN, WILLIAM & EMILY CUSNING, PATRICIA CUSTl>>l NOSE & SUPPLIES, INC. o & R RENYALS DAHLEN, MICHAEL & JANET DAKOTA COUNTY HRA DALE HELLING DALE HELLING 265454 DAN'S OVERHEAD DOORS & MORE DAVE LONG PROTECTIVE PROOUCTS DAVID T1HH DAVIS HURSIE DAVIS, JAMES DAVIS, RICHARD & KARLA DAWSON, JOHN DE BRUYN, NILLIAM DEMEULENAERE, PAUL & ELLEN DETHEILER, DONALD L.& FRANCES DETNEILER,IVAN OR PATRICIA DEY APPLIANCE PARTS, INC. DICTAPHONE DITTBERNER, MALINDA OIXON, MARY LEE Ol>>lESTIC VIOLENCE OON GRAY REALTORS OON YUCUIS DONALO YUCIUS 268811 OORLEN APARTMENTS OORNANN, NAL DOUGLASS, R. T11l>>lAS ODIINES, GREG & SUMMERS, OAN ODIINES, GREGORY J. DOYLE, KEVIN ORAWING BOARO DRULIS, JACK ACCT #27181600 DUNCAN, JAMES OUNNE, MIKE E & W ENTERPRISES, LTO EARNEST, KENTON EOSON & ASSOCIATES LTO ELECTRIC MOTORS OF IDIIA CITY ELLIOTT EQUIPMENT CO. ELLIS, GENE ELMER 8ECKLER 266969 EMERGENCY HOUSING PROJECT, INC EMERGENCY REPAIR SERVICE, INC. ENSMINGER DARLA K ETHER lOGE, PATSY ETZEL, STEVE EVANS, BONNIE .- 'I 'I , ' AMOUNT OESCRIPTION 430.00 NELSON, DELPHIA 268.68 BUSES 186.00 ZEUTENHORST, LINDA 290.00 YEGGY, JANET 68.99 GENERAL EOUIPMENT 564.00 CARTER, ANNETTE 1,497.00 GRONEWALO, LISA 203.23 KlRCHERT, HILDE '4.00 4 PAGES FAX .600.00 RENO 59.28 REPAIR OF STRUCTURE 25.00 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK '50.00 RENT REHA8 28.00 OAVIS, HURSIE 475.00 PETERSEN, KERRI 177.00 OAVIS, NARJORIE 432.00 SALAMEH, YOUSEF 1,043.00 ATKINS, OEL8ERT 270.00 MCLAUGHLIN, BRIAN & 4)4.00 OICKSON, PAMELA 275.00 DETNEILER, LISA 15.00 MINOR EQUIP. REP NAT 543.45 OFFICE EOUIP. REPAIR 314.00 NILLMOTT, JUDITN 667.50 OTHER PROF. SERVICES 1,808.95 MISCELLANEOUS 3,750.00 LAND ACQUISITlON .191.00 DES MOINES '138.50 DES MOINES 291.00 FRANT2, BRUCE JR. 233.00 NELLS, THEOOORE 284.00 VAYOING, NOLY 123.00 WATERS, Tl>>l 527.00 MONROE, GUY 222.40 TRAVEL ADVANCE 223.75 OFFICE SUPPLIES 367.00 CHAMPION, TERAL 176.00 MCPHERSON, ANNIE 326.00 RIGGAN, DIANE 586.00 COMFORT, BONNIE 453.00 ALEXANDER, LACRETSIA 117.80 GENERAL EQUIPMENT 6.30 MISC. EOUIP REP HAT 3,294.89 STR. CLEANINO & REP. 269.00 PATTY YORK -396.00 JOHNSTON 14,295.02 MISCELLANEOUS 523.00 MINOR EQUIP. REPAIR 23.00 ENSMINGER, OARLA 99.79 REFUSE 178.00 NOLAND, OOUGLAS 311.00 NAOE, SUSAN , I , , i , I I , I I I I I ,'~ ,i ~'1?S i' ~. . "1 I , , COUNCIL LISTING OCTOBER 31, 1992 VENDOR NAHE AHOUNT OESCRIPTION EVANS, JAHES 442.00 MCGILL, MELISSA EVANS, SANO I 50.00 EVANS, SANOI FAGA, STEVE 197.72 TRAVEL ADVANCE FAITN UNITEO CHURCH OF CHRIST 428.00 HARGER, BONNIE FARLINGER, CRAIG O. 1,964.00 ALLEN, SANORA FAY'S FIRE EQUIPMENT, INC. 662.00 FIRE EXT. & REFILLS FEOERAL EXPRESS CORP. 56.00 COURIERS FENNER ROSE ANNE 1.00 FENNER, ROSE ANNE FESLER'S, INC. 99.99 FIRE APPARATUS FINNEY, UILlIAH 232.00 BLACK, SHERRY A. FIRST IMAGE MANAGEMEHT 101.20 MICROFICHE FISCHER, 'MARY JO 275.00 FISCHER, AHY FITZGARRALO, PHYLLIS J. n.oo SUARTZENORUBER, PATT FITZPATRICK, GARY . 199.00 BRECKNER, FREDERICK 85.71 MISC. SUPPLIES ; FlEETUAY STORES, INC. i FLINN, CAROL 265.00 TR.VEl ADVANCE i FLOYOE PELKEY -405.00 RET.OF TRAV.ADVANCE ! FORTIS BENEFITS 333.32 OISABILITY INSURANCE FO\ILER, JOE 205.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE FOX, 'OBERT -11,448.00 ALBERT, GREGORY FOX, ROBERT 10,718.00 ALBERT, GREGORY FRANK FLEMING RENTALS 173.00 NENKES, OIANE FRANTZ, BURT 405.00 FRAHPTON, CATHERINE FRANTZ, JULIE 301.00 MIZNER, LINOA FROHUEIN OFFICE SUPPLY 588.76 MINOR OFF EQUIP/FURN G.N.M. INVESTORS 411.00 LEE, JOHN GAFFEY, TlMOTMY C. 396.00 SEXTON, J. RENEE GARCIA JOSE 20.00 GARCIA, JOSE , . GARDNER VICKIE F 23.00 GARDNER, VICKIE ., GARVIN, RICHARO L. 872.00 GRAFT, CHRISTINE ,I , ,I" GEBREKAL MULU 41.00 GEBREKAL, MULU GEMAEHLICH, DUANE 479.DD O'LEARY, TMERESA GENTRY, LINOA NEUMAN 642.28 TRAVEL ADVANCE GERGIS, SAHIR 515.0D RIOS, CYNTNIA GNOOSI NENSHA A 22.00 GHOOSI, NEUSNA GILBERT MANOR 2,249.26 BLACKMAN, TIMOTHY GILPIN, EARL 172.00 JOHNSON, ELVA GINGERICN, MIRIAM 235.00 PHILLIPS, CAROLYN J GOLFVIEU APARTMENTS 402.00 YOUSEF, FARZIN GOOO, MRS. NOVELLA 325.00 KAISER, LISA GOSS, RUTH 419.0D RUSSELL, CONNIE GOVERNOR STREET RENTALS 680.00 BLANCHARO, SUSAN GRAGG, MRS. PATRICIA 849.00 REYNOLOS, THEREABA GRANOVIEU COURT APARTMENTS 3,G71.DD BAINES, JOHN GRATTAN, EO 259.63 OTHER PROF. SERVICES GREATER 10UA CITY HOUSING 422.00 VOPARIL, TRACY GREGORY, DON 896.00 HIME, PAMELA GREYTO\INE APARTMENTS 824.0D MCCUE, CELIA GRINGS, JERRY 363.0D GRINGS, BETH GROTE JANICE L 25.00 GROTE, JANICE GRWElL, GARY 2,280.00 BUILDING IMPROVEMENT N L APARTMENTS 3D5.DD JDNES, MELINDA " .;;~~S ';,.'.,",," ~, . . - - . .. . ... . y '. 1 " I I , , COUNCIL LISTING OCTOBER 31, 1992 VENDOR NAHE AHOUNT OESCRIPTlON H. J. LTD. HEATING AND AIR 1,200.00 REP OF HEATING EQUIP HACH BROTMERS CO., INC. 21.13 SANITATION SUPP. HAIGHT, MIKE & POLLY 427.00 RICHARO, HARY HAHl4ER, MAXINE E 423.00 LESNET, MELISSA MAHl4ES, SHARON K. 341.00 FORMAN, JOOY HARDING, MARK 411.0D STAPLETON, ANN HARGRAVE MCELENEY IN -5,000.00 SALE OF #239 HARGRAVE MCELEHEY, INC. 457.12 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK HARTUIG MOTORS, INC. 5.20 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK HATFIELD, CONNIE C/O LINCOLN 488.00 GARDNER, VICKIE HAUG, EDUARD J. JR. OBA H & H 1,125.00 CARDAHON, KATE HA\II(EYE INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 479.53 TW-TON TRUCKS HAYEK REAL ESTATE ACCOUNT 600.00 SHAVERS-HORNAOAY, VI HEALY, PAH 365.0D BRUCE, ,COLLEEN & LER HEART OF AHERICA 14.95 FIRST AIO SUPP. HEARTLAND CUSTOM WlIOWRKING 60.00 REPAIR OF FURNISHING HEATH, CHARLES 848.00 HAYHARO, SCOTTY HEIN, LETHA 2BO.00 GARRINGER, KATHY HELMER, RAY 1,908.00 BECKMAN, JUDY HENKE MANUFACTURING CORP. 2,B66.52 SNO\I REMOVAL EQUIP. HERSHBERGER, LOREN 295.00 JUSTICE, KAREN " HILLIS, DONNA 265.0D TRAVEL ADVANCE HILLSBORO APARTMENTS 205.00 SEGUIN, BETTY HILLTOP SUNOCO CAR HASH 175.00 CAR HASHES HOOGE, MIKE 406.00 NAP REPYMNT-ROBERTS HOFF, TOM 314.00 GANAKES, KRISTA HOLDEN BUSINESS FORMS CO. 732.03 OUTSIDE PRINTING HOLIDAY HRECKER & CRANE SERVo 87.50 TO\IING HOLLAND C JOSEPH 229.00 ABSTRACTS HOPKINS, PHYLLIS 265.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE HOUSER, WlIORO\I 433.00 CAHALAN, CATHERINE HUGHES, GARY DBA HUGHES APTS 473.00 HERGERT" SUSAN HUNTER, DR. HILLIAH m.OD MORRIS, KENNETH HUSTON PROPERTIES 260.0D BRENNEMAN, SUSAN I.C.HOUS.AUTHORITY 2D3.42 REFUSE IC CITY ASSESSOR -2D.62 GAS IC COHH SCHOOL DIST -1,578.30 DIESEL FUEL IC HOUSINO AUTH 165.60 REFUSE IC HOUSING AUTHRTY 191.40 REFUSE INDEPENDENCE HOUSING AUTHORITY 508.23 RUSSElL, VALER I E IO\IA CITY PETTY CASH 18.83 RECYCLING LANER CAR IO\IA CITY PRESSoCITIZEN 255.24 ADVERTIS I NG IO\IA CITY REC. CTR. PETTY CASH 17.59 MISCELLANEOUS IO\IA CITY TIRE & SERVICE, INC. 593.04 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK 1000A DEPI OF TRANSPORTATION 15.75 MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL IO\IA DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE AND 140.00 PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB. IO\IA GLASS DEPOT 247.62 AUTO/COLL I 51 ON IO\IA ILLINOIS GAS & ELECTRIC 1,067.44 ELECTRIC IO\IA LOOGE 248.0D KRAUSE, STEVEN L IO\IA STATE BANK - FICA 4,967.B4 FICA 1000A-ILLlNOIS GAS & ELECTRIC 241.35 ELECTRICITY CHARGES IPERS 3,666.59 IPERS :('1 ~S -"~--''''''''''.'........<^......._''.._' ....~,.~.......,.".. - .- " "~I I , '" '.. " ,'I . I , COUNCIL LIST/NO OCTOBER 31, 1992 VENDOR NAHE KORVER, DAVID J & JANICE L KRATlET, RICHARD KRON, ED KUNCL, ADelAIDE KUNKEL, GENE KUTCHER'S IItLDINO LACINA, DUANE LANDFILL CHARGES LANGENBERG, JIM LAURENCE BROS. AUTOMOTIVE LAURENCE MACHINE SHOP LEE BROTHERS INVESTMENTS LEE, HARY KAY LENOCH & CILEK TRUE VALUE LEPIC, TOM & VERA LESTEK MANUFACTURING INC LEUIS, DAIIN lIFFRING'ZUG, JOAN lIGOCK! RITA LINDGREN, RICHARD LINDSAY, MARCI LINDSEY & CO., INC. L1PSIUS, MAXINE RUTH LLOYD, OLIN LU, CHARLES LUNDELL, JOHN LYMAN ASSOCIATES DBA RALSTON LYNCH PAINTING/CARPENTRY LYNCH, LAIIRENCE L. M B E ASSOCIATES MACKAY, PATRICIA HADDEN, ROO MAilER, HIKE MAlLLlARD, MICHAEL MALONEY, PHYLL I 5 MARCI LINOSAY 268568 MARIAN KARR MARK IV INVESTORS DBA MARSHALL, BERNARD A MARTIN EQUIPMENT OF ILLINOIS MARTINSON, HELEN MARY NUGENT 2679D6 MARY O. COLDREN HOME FOR AGED MATTHESS, BURRELL MCCASLIN, RICHARD HCCOLLISTER, EDHIN MCCREEDY, BILL MCCREEDY, CHARLES HCDERMOTl, EDHARD J MCDONALD, CHESTER MCGEE, ELOISE MCGUIRE CEVEN B "1' AHOUNT DESCRIPTION 431.0D KORVER, KURT 342.00 LECLAIRE, YVONNE 292.0D COY, PATRICIA M. 186.0D CROY, LEO 260.GO GALLO\IAY, MISTI 438.50 VEHICLE REPAIRS 641.00 GHOOSI, NEHSHA 18.00 SEP CHARGES 140.00 UILDMAN, RIIONOA n.78 GENERAL EQUIPMENT 20.0D TUG' TON TRUCKS 70.00 FERGUSON, ROBERT 408.00 PEIFFER, PATRICIA 142.44 BDLG. & IMPROV. HAT. 436.00 CASTRO, SHARON & ROB 7B5.BO FIRE APPARATUS lB9.DD LEUIS, DAHN 768.00 GORDON, MARTHA P. 69.00 LIGOCKI, RITA 1,131.DD GEHRKE, MICHELLE 79.00 TRAVel ADVANCE 145.00 MICRQoCOMP. SOFTHARE 113.DD KNEBEL, NORMA 312.00 GOUSHEGUIR, EZZATOSS 1,OB6.0D DALY, BARBARA m.OD TRAVel ADVANCE 2,D25.00 BUTLER, NANCY 2,BDO.DO REP & MAINT. TO BLDG 336.00 TA, LAN OUC 332.GO ZIESER, SUSAN 217.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE 334.00 KARBULA, TARI 408.00 MARTIN, ANN M. 245.00 GRUBBS, TIMMY 6B7.00 FREI, KYLE '79.00 DES MOINES '6.00 PERSONAL FAX 6,413.00 AllEN, BOBBI JO 246.00 MARSHALL, DONNA 251.87 VEHICLE REPAIRS 273.50 GENERAL LIABILITY '262.72 DES MOINES 6BO.OD DVORSKY, MELVIN 273.00 DUNDON, SHANNON 416.00 HRIGHT, LINOA 114.0D AIKMAH, RICHARD 34D.00 NILLES, M. OEANN 2B8.00 KANE, CLARENCE 503.DD' QUIGLEY, LARRY 411.00 ROREX, YVETTE 236.00 MCGEE, OEBORAH 2B.OD HCGUIRE, CEVEN B , !. ',":, .211 '5 ~. ... " <> ~ '; " .. ',-', ,"", ...-.....:,: ;.L'...... ,", ":",,;):;;:,, ",:.:;..':'," . .;. I' , ;';,.i;;'; ',:' ',,1 1 'I , , COUNCIL LISTING OCTOBER 31, 1992 VENOOR NAHE HCKEEN, MRS. PAUL MCKILLIP, JUOITH MEANS, DUANE HEDICAL ASSOCIATES MEIER, DALLAS ACCT #306373 HERCY HOSPITAL MEYER TOOL & SUPPLY HICNAEL MORAN MICIIAEL MORAN 267878 MICIIELIN TIRE CORP. MIO-AHERICA DIESEL SERV., INC. MIO-AHERICA'S MICROPROOUCTS MIDUEST UHEEL COMPANIES MillER, DAVIO MILLER, GLENN H MILLER, JAHES R MILLER/YOOER REHTALS MINTOH MARILYN JEAH AND HHS COHSULTANTS, INC. MOO POO INC MAHAGEMENT ACCOUNT MOOERN BUSINESS SYSTEMS, INC. MOORE, OR PAULINE MOORE, JERRY R. MOORMAH EQUIPMEHT CO. MORAN, MIKE MORENO, EDUARD MORRISOH, SHEILA HORRISSEY LILLIAN MULFORD, JAMES G. MUTUAL BENEFIT MUTUAL UHEEL CO. NATHAN ZEHACK HEIGHBORHOOO CENTERS OF NEIMAH & UGRRELL M.O. P.C. NELSOH ROBERT AHO NANCY NEOPART NEU METIlOO EQUIPHENT CO., INC. NEUKIRK SALES CO. NICOLA, NINA NISSLEY, EUGENE U. NORA ECKARO HORMAN EQUIPMENT CO., IHC. NORR, ANDREU ESTATE NORTH AHERICAH CLUTCH NUGENT, MARY OAKCREST STREET INVESTMENTS OAKWlIO VILLAGE OUNERS ASSOC OLD OOMINION BRUSH OLO GOLD COURT APARTMEHTS OLESEN APARTMENTS OLSEH JACQUELINE A OMAHA HOUSING AUTHORITY '-',J' ;:::,'~::~.~-~-~..\::.~_.'-'" . AHOUNT DESCRIPTION 533.00 HILL, UILLaI 411.00 VER UAAYEN, RUTH 284.00 UILLARO, DOHHA 433.00 MEDICAL 349.00 OANIELE, ARTHUR 1,023.95 MEDICAL 18.60 TOOLS -97.1B TRAVEL REIMB .327.B2 CINCIHNATI 1,987.20 BUSES 2B5.66 BUSES 72B.OO MISC. PERIPHERALS 137.1B BUSES 212.00 MOLACEK, TERI 62B.00 GROVER, MARY B89.00 BATES, BRIAN 783.00 ADEM, TUFA 36,363.27 LAND ACQUISITIOH 3,848.01 ABSTRACTS 1,350.00 BROCKMAN, SHANHEN L 3B.7B PHOTOCOPTIHG 76.00 BARTON, MICHAEL 2,306.00 MESSELTINE, MELISSA 710.64 GENERAL EQUIPMENT 425.00 TRAVEL ADVAHCE 315.00 TRAVEL ADVAHCE 227.00 MCOAHHALO, SHERRY 45.00 MORRISSEY, LILLIAN 745.0D CARDER, KATHARINA -2.87 OISABILITY-MILLS B03.63 BUSES . 16B.00 8-0B HAP REFUND 2,187.5B DRUG GRANT 140.00 MEOICAL 31,949.75 LAND ACQUISITION 745.26 BUSES 9Z.94 GARBAGE TRUCKS 14.45 FIRST AID/SAFETY SUP 254.00 FOSTER, RUTH 498.00 CONHER, MONA '62.22 BC/BS 26.56 BUSES 716.00 SEYDEL, ANGELA 74B.14 STR. CLEANING & REP. 294.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE 627.00 UESTPIIAL, PAUL 140.00 BELL, JAHET 272.24 STR. CLEANING & REP. 356.00 SARTAIN, TALI1IIA 150.00 HELFRICH, TERRY 5.00 OLSEN, JACQUELINE 312.23 MARTIN, RACINE I I , I , ! ~, i"~'~IW'\("~'F.;j,.;- ,:,",". ," '.' I" .. J:;'" .- .'_~'\t1~:,i~::i~i.?:,I/~:,: .,::"': ,(Ill ~~{rl\:/:.::rr':~'~;(;:; r;. ~ ;\\~,~'),1;\~\' "-;'.' t'" ,: A}ibi~r:,::?<,,',." /.,'; ("i",,,,,, ",," .i" f;',: l)tj',~;~'(l'i "'f;:'" "I' ii'" " {~}Ji,J~~ ~', 'r II \ J ,. t'l~'l'", \, ' ;'\\,:';','\-))', ,. II' /. O!)'".rlll,IJ"" , , t~ I,", ,1'1 d ( 1\ _"1'&~((t.i:""I" I \ I 'II I,A'r;';{t\:\i,i';'tl -', . :-"'~" ,;)I/~ ! ..1.-, n;_1 ,'I II . I'I~' />" -"I~~~'~::'~ , ._. \_~ ~ ,_,'-- l;.;..l-- " ,,--'ro"").'-. t .-----~~ -' - ----- ___ i , ,,- ~. .'.-:, C;':;'",~, '. 'it',' [ , ! ....1 ",-:>, COUNCIL LISTING OCTOBER 31, 1992 , ' VENDOR HAHE AHOUNT DESCRIPTION ORIGINAL TOlIN COURT 2,318.00 JOHNSON, JONNIE OSBORNE, JAHES U. 113.00 BUNOY, IIELEN OUTLOT 25 ASSOCIATES DBA 1,153.00 ALLEN, DAIIN PACHA, THEODORE II 102.00 MERRINGER, JACQUELIN PANASONIC COHHUNICATlONS 556.00 OFFICE EQUIP. REPAIR PARK PLACE APARTMENTS 954.00 DO\ILATSHAHI, MANUCHE PARKSIOE MANOR 4BO.00 GEBREKAL, MULU PATRICK HARNEY ".36 RET.OF TRAV.ADV. PATRICK HARNEY 266713 '359.64 CEDAR RAPIOS PAUL BO\IERS 267558 -421.08 CINCINHATI PAYRAVI, BIBI 378.00 ASADZAOEII, PARVINOOK PAYROLL RECAP 97,sn.28 PAYROLL 02-0CT-92 PECHOUS, EDUARD C. 412.00 SIIEAROH, KENNY PEDERSON. SELLS EQUIPMENT CO. 824.72 GENERAL EQUIPMENT PEEPLE, ROGER 319.00 FORMAN, ANDREA PEET, NICHOLAS J 248.00 FINSTER, UARREN PENHINGROTH APARTMENTS 839.00 GONZALE2, HILDA PENTACREST GARDEN APARTMENTS 324.00 LEMAR, LEZLlE PERSINGER, DAVID R 137.00 BACON, HARGIE PETERSEN KERRI 18.00 PETERSEH, XERR I PETERSON, JACK 331.00 MESA, VEEONA PHAH LOAN 23.00 PHAH, LOAN PIIELPS GILBERT 703.10 INOEMNI1T PHELPS, GILBERT 703.10 INOEMNI1T PNYLIS HOPKINS '5.59 TRAV.REIMB. PIPEYARO PARTNERS DBA RALSTOH 1,558.00 MELVIN, KIPP PITNEY BO\IES 175.00 MISC. EQUIP REP MAT PLUMBERS SUPPLY CO. 336.20 PLUMBING SUPPLIES POTTERFIELO, AHANDA 340.00 RO\IE, MARY " ':i. POIIERS RICHARD 21.00 PO\IERS, RICHARO , PRINT-COM SERVICES, INC. 465.00 MINJ-COHPUTER REPAIR i I PROFESSIOHAL TURF SPECIALTIES 11.33 GENERAL EQUIPMENT PU8LIC CUSTOMER -2.50 1 PAGE FAX PUOIL ROBERT 13.00 PUDIL, ROBERT 'I PUMFREY, JAHES 212.00 TRAVEL, ADVANCE PlRAMIO SERVICES, INC. 631.02 GENERAL EQUIPMENT '.';:' QUALITY CARE 1,754.20 OTHER REPAIR & MAINT J; ,.,' >:'..i." '1:-- QUILL CORP. 270.B6 OFFICE SUPPLIES QUINN, ESTATE OF JAMES H 273.00 MADOlGAN, KELLY :',r,'., R & R PRODUCTS CO. 207.22 GENERAL EQUIPMEHT ',J,:" R S INVESTMENTS 1,103.00 CHRISTENSEN, JO ANNE R.L.E. ENVIRONMENTAL SERVo INC 225.00 GREASE & OIL RALSTON CREEK VIllAGE APTS. 3,411.00 BATI, LENCHO RANDALL, STEFFANI 265.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE RANSIIAU, OAVE 361.00 RETSACK, BARBARA RATHKE, LLOYO 20.82 MEALS (NON-TRAVEL) RELIABLE CORP. 595.73 OFFICE SUPPLIES RENDON, JORGE X RALPH IRVIN 335.00 FRAZEUR, DRUCE A REXCO EQUIPMENT, INC. 13,882.37 LANOFILL EQUIPMENT 'RHOAOES & ASSOCIATES 546.00 BRANOT, MELISSA RHONOA UAL TON '100.00 8.01 CLAIM PYMNT RICK ms '28.0B TRAVEL RETURN ';;'I9S , ~"^<-",...". . J h.oC - ::,;-",';' ":,"',--" '(,.. , ,''',.,',''. ::'",,;,-, , ;: ,"','. ,_.c- ~. ,,\'. ,- _._-~ Jr;:;l~:~' J~~b~~ ,\', 'I I , , .--';'-;-. COUHCIL LISTING OCTOBER 31, 1992 VENDOR NAHE RICK IITSS 268079 R1Gr.!N, JIM RITTGERS, BEH ROBERTSON, moY M. ROCCA, AHDREU ROCKFORD HOUSING AUTHORI1T ROGER HANSEN 265437 ROGER HAHSOH ROGERS, LARRY & MELISSA RON STUTZMAN ROSHEK, MARVIN ROYAL INVESTMEHTS RUKA, GARY A. RUHHELHART, ElHER RUHHELHART, IVAH C. & BLANCHE RUHOELL, VICKIE L. RUTH SHULER RYAN, TERRY L & MARY K S & S INVESTMENTS SADLER PO\IER TRAIN, IHC. S!FETY XLEEH CORP. SANDRA SCHUTT SANITATION PROOUCTS SCAHIA U.S.A., INC. SCHEETZ, RAYMOHD & ANHE SCHELLIN, OETlEF SCHLAPXOHL, OANIEL P. SmOTE, NANCY SCHMALTZ MARIA SCHNEIDER, MAYNARO SCHOENKAXER, AORIAH & SARA L. SCHOTT APARTMEHTS SCHUTT, SAND I SCHHACH, MIXE SCOTCH PINE APARTMENTS SCOTSOALE APARTHENTS SCOTT, RUTH H SEARSON, JAHES L. SECURITY INVESTMENTS ASSOC. SEMLER APARTMENTS SEMLER BUILDING SENATE APARTMENTS SENECA CORP. SESSIONS, HAZEL SEVILLE APARTMENTS SHAVERs-HORNAOVI CKIE SHORTLEY, RUSH M. SHRAMEK, LOUISE SlED-CEDAR RAPIOS CO. SJRE YOUNG FAHILY PARlIlERSHIP SKARDA, VAL SKAUGSTAD, MARILYN & CIIARlES ,. .....-....~~''"'........."u......-... AHOUNT DESCRIPTION '31.92 DES MOINES 722.00 BETTS, LARRY M. 248.00 WOO, MAUREEN 340.00 UALSH, SHANNON 320.00 TRAVEL ADVAHCE 394.23 LANGER, LISA .75.00 CEOAR RAPIDS -8.11 TRAV.REIMB. 239.00 COPELAHO, SUE -3.81 TRAV.REIMS. 472.00 SUAlLS, BOHITA 1,977.00 LEACH, RAHDY 1,099.00 EDUARDS, LEOHA 134.00 DUTTLINGER, KATHLEEN 268.00 UILMOTH, FRANCES 474.00 O'BRIEN, ROGER -50.00 DAMAGE REIMB.92204 229.00 BECKER, NAHCY 345.00 HERI, CHERYL 15.63 GARBAGE TRUCKS 445.50 FLUIOS GASES & OTHER .19.00 TRAV.REIMB. 1,059.B9 GEHERAL EQUIPMENT 4,B69.B7 BUSES 742.00 HUTCHIHS, JA~ES 424.00 ANDERSON, CHARLA -390.00 MCCUMBER, SHARI 275.00 VANDENBERG, SHONNA 69.00 SCHHALTZ, MARIA 320.00 RATCHFORO, GRACE 3B8.00 UALSH, TRACY 234.00 MCOONALD, MICHAEL 265.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE 390.00 MURRAY, TERRIE 1,251.00 BARNEY, OIAHE 450.00 DICKERSON, MARGARET 325.00 HAMILTON, DEBRA 276.00 URIGHT, MURRY 1,63B.00 BLACKIIAUK, ALPHONSO 256.00 MICIIEL, CHRIS 197.00 ABOEL-HAMEED, AHMAD 2BO.00 BEIER, EILEEN 22B.00 MINOR EQUIP. REPAIR 525.00 PO\IERS, RICHARO 1,3BD.00 BATI, NEGESO 67.00 SHAVERS-1I0RNADAY, VI 442.00 BRO\IH, MIA 275.00 BEHNE11 , TERI 2,215.65 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK 666.00 SLADE, SHIRLEY 463.00 BLAIR, FANNY 172.00 HOSBACH, ESTIIER ) : ..~ 07'1'6 i "'" '.. I I I \, I I I I COUNCIL L1SIlNG OCTOBER 31, 1992 VENDOR NAME SKOG, CLARENCE SLADE BROTHERS ROOFING CO. SL.lGER, GARY SMITH, ALTA SNAp.ON TOOLS CORP. SOHH, JOHN & MARGARET SOLON DEVELOPMENTS INC SPAETH, JOHH SPIVEY, PAULINE STAMDARO BEARINGS OF CEOAR STANOARO INSURANCE C STANDISH, CRAIG STANHARO, PAULA J. STEINOLER ORTHOPEDIC CLINIC STEVE ATKIHS 265150 STEVE oum STEVE Oum 265327 STEVE, OAVE STEVEN FAGA 267661 STILES, J H STREB, LORI STUCKER, DOHALO J. SUNSET MANOR svtNDSEH TYLER, IHC. S\reNKA, BONNIE OR GLENN SYCAHORE APTS TAYLOR, PAULINE TEBOCKHORST OEB TECO, INC. TERRY TRUEBLOOO 268034 TH~YER, KElTII E. THE UHIVERSITY OF IO\IA THERHOGAS CO OF IOUA CI1T THOHHANDRU, JESSIE THOMOPULOS, GREGS & METTI E THOMPSOH, CIIARLES TOM L~CIHA TOM L~CIHA Fl,022,013 TO\IN & CAMPUS APARTMEHTS TRANSPORTATION SEATING TRI STATE TURF & IRRIGATION TRUEBLOOO, TERRY TUNG, HAI-N~N U OF I DEPT OF ~NATO U OF IA. HOSPITALS AND CLINICS U S UEST COMMUHICATIOHS U S WEST COMMUNICATIOHS-E U. S. POST OFFICE - ACCT 155 U. S. POST OFFICE - ACCT 44 UNITEO PARCEL SERVICE UNIVERSITY OF IOUA VERMEER SALES & SERVICE, INC. AHOUHT OESCRIPTlOH 350.00 COLOHY, JULIE A. 964.00 REPAIR OF STRUCTURE 1,253.00 MORRIS, CARYN (JAHEL 424.00 LANGE, PAM 107.05 TOOLS 602.00 GIAHGIACOMO, JOHN 496.00 UILLMOTT, ALLAN 261.00 VISKER, VIRGINIA Z10.00 SPIVEY, ROHALD 12.95 GENERAL EQUIPMENT -191.55 LIFE INSURANCE 20.00 GENERAL LIABILITY 365.00 RUSSELL, HARY 70.00 MEDICAL -152.00 REHO HEV -47.00 TRAV.REIMB. 47.00 OES MOINES 99.00 LAKE, ROSE -197.72 OES MOINES 246.00 STILES, JEANNE 309.00 AUGUSTINE, TAMMY 365.00 ALCORH, VERNON 477.00 JOHES, MARCI 4,4B6.08 COHSULTAHT SERVICES 212.00 UIGGINS, DUANE 254.00 UALKER, (HENRY) AL 4B9.00 HALTER, OIAHE 465.00 REP & MAINT. TO BLDG 149.04 TUO-TON TRUCKS -700.00 CINCINNATI 393.00 ARONES, GUILLERHO 764.00 CORBIN, ALLISON 25.42 OTIIER FUELS 36.00 THOHMANDRU, JESSIE 644.00 GARDNER, OEBRA 1,5B5.00 COUCHMAN, OAVID L. -2B5.00 AIR FARE REIMB. 210.00 AIR FARE EHHITSBURG 2,923.00 BROOKS, JEFF 1,570.30 BUSES 5B.34 GENERAL EQUIPMENT 700.00 TRAVEL AOVANCE 340.00 FORAKER, LARRIANNE -.BO FUEL TAX 21,.B5 MEDICAL 164.93 LONG OISTANCE CALLS 771.07 TELEPHONE RENTAL 400.00 POSTAGE 7,009.70 BULK MAILING 400.00 COURIERS 11,7BO.00 ALAPATT, THOHASKUTTY 539.43 GENER~L EQUIPMEHT I 'I , ' .~ , :;f9$ "'i'j 'I ,I '.. COUNCIL LIS1IHG OCTOBER 31, 1992 VENDOR NAHE AHOUNT DESCRIP1IOH VICKI LALLA -27.33 TRAVEL REIMB V1TOSH STAHOARD 38.00 CAR UASHES VOPARIL CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 305.00 BERTHELE11E, SHANHOH VOSS PETROLEUM CO., INC. 2,595.55 GREASE & OIL UAGNER, JAHES R 570.00 BO\ILES, CLOVIS UAHL, KELLY 50.00 UAHL, KELLY UALOEN PLACE 334.00 KlASSOH, MARTMA UALOEN, DORIS M. 462.00 COX, GAYLE UALTERS, CLlFFORO 1,506.00 ALLEN, BRAD UARO, RANDY 292.00 GRIFFIN, PATTI .~ ; UATERS, LARRY 141.00 STUTTS, PAUL UA11ERS DONHY 52.00 UA11ERS, DONNY UELANDER, PIIYLLlS N. 247.00 AHDERSOH, CHRISTINE IItLCHER, CATHERIHE -20.00 CLAIM PAYMENT UELSCH, CLATTOH 230.00 GORDO~, AVA IItNMAN, BONNIE 340.00 SHYOER, JULIA UERNER ENTERPRISES .9.51 lAHOFILL CHARGES IItSTERN FEDERAL 15B.13 SANI1AT10H SUPP. UESTGATE VILLA APARTMENTS 465.00 OLSEN, JACQUELIHE UESTWOO APARTMENTS 230.00 NELSON, OALE R. UILCOX, LARRY 240.00 PHELPS, DAH UILOMAH, MICHAEL 156.00 PAGAN, NELSON UILLIAHS REALTY CO. 250.00 APPRAISAL SERVICES l; UILLIS/FABER -5,296.2B F1RETRUCK CLAIM UIRTII, BILL 216.00 STEPP, RICHARD WRO PROCESSING CENTER 636.96 OCT CHARGEBACKS WRDEN, ROBERT 400.00 GROTE, JANICE URIGHT, UILLIAH 127.00 LOVE1INSKY, OAH UTSS, RICHARD 60.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE XEROX CORP. 5,291.29 DUPLICATOR SUPPLIES TEGGY, BERNARO 228.00 lEGGY, LEOHARD YOOER, ARNOLD 1,579.00 COLE, CHERI YODER, EARL, DODGE ST APTS LTD 630.00 ADAMS, SANDRA YODER, EARL, FY RENTALS 1,OB5.00 BATI ,AMBO YOOER, J D, 654.00 FINK, SUSAH YOUTH HOMES, IHC. 3,794.53 MISCELLANEOUS YUCUIS, DONALD 329.50 TRAVEL ADVANCE ZAISER, JERRY 397.00 HINES, SHAUH ZENACK, NATIIAN DBA HOLL YWOO 96.00 DAVIDSON, JEFFERY ZEPHYR COPIES, IHC. 20.00 PAPER STOCK ZIEGLER MO, EKHARD 552.00 DECKER, DORIS 200K, VERNON & MARGUERITE 355.00 KLODS, BECKV 2UBER, LARRY 204.00 ELL I HGSUGRlIl , DAVID ::::IIlIllIll:l:IIlIll:lll= INTRAGOVHTAL SERV FUNO TOTAL 661,340.12 ,;)'195 I \ i , '."t 'I , ' ~. COUHCIL LISTING OCTOBER 31, 1992 VENOOR NAHE AHOUHT OESCRIPTIOH FUNO: SPECIAL REVENUE FUHD A T & T COHHUNICATlONS 4.16 lONG DISTANCE CALLS ADJUSTI NG JOURNAL EHTRY 268.51 SEP FAX CHARGES BARNES, PAH 70.00 SAFElT SIIOES BCS LIFE INS 4.64 LIFE IN5-SIIIMA BLUE CROSS 308.64 B C DEHT-SH IMA BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD 486.00 DENTAL INSURANCE BON AIRE MOBILE NOME LOOGE 735.00 BUILDING IMPROVEMEHT , BON AIRE MOBILE HOME LOOGE-EL 1,000.00 BUILOING IMPROVEMENT BUOGETED TRANSFERS AJE 345,B21.22 COBG CONTINGENCY CAREER TRACK SEMINARS MS 2 79.00 REGISTRATION ' COOK, UILLIAH B2.45 PRESCRIPTIONS, DRUGS DIXON, MARY LEE 45.00 OTMER PROF. SERVICES OOLEZAL, HELEH 505.80 FEDERAL UITHHOLOING ELOERLY SERVICES AGENCY 4,276.82 AIO TO AGENCIES FIRE RETlREMEHT 10,071.84 PAY EHDING 9'OCT-92 FIRE RETIREHEHT FUNDING 10,288.53 PAY PERIOO END 230CT F1RE/POL.RETRMHT SYS -2,195.BB FIRE PENS B/C FISHER, OOUG 225.00 BUilDING RENTAL FO~T1S BENEFITS 70.20 OISABILITY INSURANCE GATEUAY 2000 1,945.00 MICRD-COMPUTER GUIHHUP & SOH COHSTRUCTION 5,m.BO BUILOING IMPROVEMENT IO\IA CITT PETTY CASH 14.25 COPIES'RECORDERS OFF IO\IA CITT PRESSoCITlZEH 4.09 LEGAL PUBLICATIOHS IO\IA STATE BANK - FICA 818.35 FICA IPERS 673.55 IPERS JOHHSOH COUHTY ABSTRACT 60.00 ABSTRACTS JOHNSON COUNTY RECORDER 65.00 RECORDING FEES " JOURHAL ENTRY 140.73 AUG OPERATION COSTS JOURNAL VOUCHER 3,928.34 OCT BCBS KIOUm, UILLIAM 114.00 PRESCRIPTIONS, DRUGS MARC I LINDSAY 26B56B 79.00 DES HOINES MARY NUGENT 267906 262.72 OES MOINES MCNABB, ESTHER 421.67 HEALTH INSURANCE HORGAN, VERA 480.97 SURVIVORS BEHEFITS MULAC REIMBURSE CITT -420.0D FURNACE REBATE MUHICIPAL FIRE & POLICE 30,955.00 MISCELLANEOUS MUTUAL BENEFIT 9.26 DISABILITY-SHIMA NAHRO/IAIIO COHFERENCE 270.00 REGISTRATlOH NOTARY LAU IHS1I1UTE 30.00 REGISTRATION OCT 92 CIP FUHOING 137,821.11 RUT PAYROLL RECAP 16,341.82 PAYROLL 02'OCT'92 POLICE RETIREHENT 12,775.20 PAY ENDING 9.0CT.92 POLICE RETIREHENT FUNOING 12,B05.97 PAY PERIOO EHO 230CT REILAHO COHSTR- JMA 1,291.00 BUILDING IMPROVEMENT SCHORNHORST, STEVE 70.00 SAFElT SIIOES SECURITT ABSTRACT CO. 275.00 ABSTRACTS SLONNEGER, KEN & MARY BETH . 2,178.3B BUilDING IMPROVEMENT fEGGATZ, LOREH 70.22 PRESCRIPTIOHS, ORUGS TRANS FUND OAlANCE 53,351.39 FUHO 52110 NEG BAl JI/9S '...--....,..-,, ... 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':".,1 .. . ,-. .._--. ...-.... ...-......-..-.. ......._..__. ._._+n._..... ..........__.... ..._._ ...._____'"._._.__._~...__,_ '~_'_', '.__"_" -, .-- - --,--- .-....,-. .......--- 'mn_ -...... --.---.-.---__._._.....m.. __ .0-' --._.~ ..""__. ... --"_00'_"____,_-0. _u.,. _ ',___. _...._.__.... __'''_'_0 'h+..__._~..~._ '_'~'___'___~ ~. 1)* ,\S) Mary Lewis President Grant Wood Neighborhood Assoc. 56 Regal Lane Iowa City, IA 52240 November 8, 1992 Mayor Darrel Courtney Iowa City City Council 410 E. Washington St. Iowa City, IA 52240 Dear Mayor Courtney: I wanted to thank you for attending the Grant Wood Neighborhood Association meetng at Grant WCuJd SchcuJI 'In Odober 28. As you heard, the neighborhood is very interested in finding a safe solution to our problem of crossing Highway 6. This has been a problem for our area for many years and I'm sure you sensed the frustration we all feel. We appreciate your understanding of our si tuation and understand the problems of funding such a project. Because there was a question of usage of a pedestrian bridge we are in the process of distributing questonnaires and surveys. If there is any other information you'd like from the neighborhood, please let LIS lmc,w. We will keep yc'u informed of the results of c,ur surveys. Again, thank yc,u fc,r coming tc, our meeting. Sincerely, ~~ Mary Lel-'i!; , .1", -~. ~()I "".. ,..' " I I I I i I I I I, I I i I j i i j ,. 1 1 , " , -~. - .. .. , .." " , ' ~. ~~) ,000 . ';. r. , , ,_ -Yf\c\ \.~~ ___._____ ._.___________~._Ho\h~L0X2~j).\~~ --f\--c:-;----..-------,T;;.-.--~Q1Q-" Cin/'J_1.~ 62:;~i UQQ,J=.__\ +.'I__L9lAnCJ.L'\.____.. i , i ,'. -...'. I ~ T t-\\ \ (\ \~ +b.Q..( e.. ~J\C.Ll~\C\. h(L . j c-___C\S~\gWK~~Q<J~r /~!!AM}.~~ I ~ ~(,.~(b?-~ h.0KJa.ll--. ~ [e.cpQQ_~__~ · - I. th I n{, .Th ,LS ()\A.\c\ ~ O:JJ t.~... , _ . Q \~Ltc;.. 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',--,i (,..... : I I ...._.__.,'_._...___"."'_".~.,,...l , H' ...,..", .......' . ;;2s6r.... - . ~'J ~0 ; , :", " ;:1 "( f.,: ;c ~ i t ; Ronald F. Vogel 307 Third Ave. Iowa City, Iowa 52245 November 13, 1992 , City Council of Iowa City 410 E. Washington Iowa City, Iowa 52245 Ladies and Gen tIemen: It has been brought to my attention that the president of All American Turf Beauty Inc. of Van Meter, Iowa has, in so many words, said I was lying in my comments at the hearing Sept 29. (See letter to City Council dated Oct. 1, 1992.) I have enclosed a copy of the State Attorney General's press release from which I quoted. I invite you to compare it to the tape recording of the hearing to see if I misquoted 01' took out of context any part of it. ._.......~'.__'_,,..,..-.- Sincerely, /~J,U,J Ronald F. Vogel I I I I , ,;260d- i ...../ "","r ~ I ,j I I I i i ! I I ! I I .' I I I .... ,I 'j,> " /,..; ,,", - - ~. -, ~ ~ I!-~I-~I C)::il~ FROM IA ArTY GEN-PARK DIY ,,,,,.. .. ......., _..~ .......-. -. l,purtl11fllt I1r 51l.lIff IQlttlIJ,UNPIIL4 _flHlll" AHQNUI'~n. tGOY'M'III",I18 "_IOll~"'lt "IIll11lMIIoIIIoIIII rMQll~ IIiNf,tiHr . RILllSl1 On RIClipt, Ksy 1, 1991 CON~lCrl aill Roach 515-281-55?8 ^ Van Noter lawn care cDmp&ny hee voluntarily Iq:$Qd to modify ita IiIlYIII,Udnt*.tl!o.!uuJ,t .."f.~.l'fla~M~.conaluciQd invlltlgAt10n by Attorney Genl:al Bonnie Campbell'a O~!iCOI 'It 1e 1mpottant for conlwaore to bt IWAtI of the :ieke of tJh~l1Iieall ,nay Inlgnc apply to 1,llnJ,~ Ur/II.,.11 QUI,~l)ll:,Il!r.L__.' 'Registration of e pesticidl with the BPA ie not 'a ~uI:an~.. ct, , pr04I1W ~ S8fny, aven revl.8te:ed peet1a1cll~ a~n ". dlnqllrQuQ I" cempbl11 nut~ ~n.~ ~hl p~A ~aiL.ltat!an ~Wft.... only conBidarl whether a product poses an 'unrD..on.~l.' .ilk 'a'~. .nvi~onmertt and thet the agenoy 1e ou:rently ~o""IILnq tho . tilkl of lawn oarl ptlticidee, 'Since'thl IPA'dolen't conolusively deoldl what'1' safe, we aone~dcr DAle! olaim. of ,peStidQll eafety 1f1thgreat' IUlpieion," Campbtll eeid. The investiuation r8eultl4 in a eattlement agteement with , All Am.rican Tu~f Beauty/ Inc., o! Van Kutl:, %n the aureement, ~ll Amoti~aa AgrA11 to ,top maklnq' uneubltantletld claiml thAt !m~'Y ~lltic!d'l blnetit tne .nvlro~nt, 1 05-,1-11 IZ:ZlrM '11 -. ' . ." r<, ~; " i , ' " , 1 'I , , " i j i ~ 1 , i ; i I i I I i I i , ! I l i i I 1 I '" ::'::-i: Gi:mM mv. fA Am GEN.1ARM DIV "1 tll~ All Amt~tcan'. lttO Plltto!de broohurl t.atured a child'l drawing of a home and laWll i1lad1!ned "Lu.h Lawn. fOI: %mIra D' tile Bnvirollllent". Th. broohlU:e 'cited tho 'beneUt. of a 1ulh lawn" including 'cooling effeot', 'QlIyQ'an Vhl:', 'wata: lUter', and 'globll cooling', 'our aonolrn wal that wh!ll thoea may indeed b. blnofitl of grl81 oVlr bare dirt, they havI little to do with the UII of the p..t!cidll 1l11llg 801d," Cllll1Pbell ea!d. "While p~o~otin9 th..e ee-called onvLronmantal benlfite of pestioide applioation, tha brochure i~ral the potential ' onvironmental ritk.,' All AmOtialn Ileo voluntarily agread to withdraw two .p.oifiC statements from it. 1991 advarti.lng th.t Wlrll included !n th.ir ltSt and litO Idvlrtlelngl · 'The'l produotl lelootivaly control Wild and 1n..ctl, and when properly u..d PO" no unrlalonabl. h.alth or .atety danger to plte 0: the .nvironment.' · 'Th' produotl onoe properly dilutld and u.ed l~oofdln9 to label dir.~t10nl art claa.!fi.d a. 'lightly toxic or praotically nontoxic to plopl., pete and the onv1ronrnent.' Tn. 1nvl.tigat1on alia fev1ewed reoent advlrtL.1ng by Chemlawn S.rvioe, corp, of Co1umbu., Ohio. Chlmlawn'l lt90 advorti.inq imp11ed that r.g1.tr~tlon w1th the B~A,wa. . ,ion of effectivenl.. and that ohom1011sChlmlawn U.I. art not pol.onu .xoept to wead. and 1n.ect', The Attorney Gentral'e ot!!oe took no formal IctLon loeln't Chemlawn linea the ocmpany dLaoontinuOd tho.. claim. in it. 1~91 IOWI advOrti.1ni' 2 C!.II-QI 12'2!PM P03 ,}50;;" '''', I , , , i , , i , I i , I , i I , ,. " i .~ ,I J i' I , ) , < O~-Ol-~: :J::::~/ ::.]~ lA ArTY Gm-FARM DI'I .. . -. '" , f[:~ 'l~', not allAr wh,ther Chem14Wft mad. tho.. chlnil. on their 0WlI or II a re'Ult ot Ou:.' invB.tLiation," Campbell nid, "but. wa will contlnul to monitor thli: advlrti.ing tc In.ure they ar. nct rlpea ted. · No .ub.tentlal problem. Wire found With I third oompany, Spring Gr..n ~.wn and ~re6 Cerl ot Columbus Junction, Iowe. . 30 . , r i: r 1 3 O:-CI-II 12,H'U POl , i 02 54;t1 I I I I , i I , , I I I , , , , I i I ! i I I f I 1 I i I I : I i , '" ... , 1 , "'" .'," ' ~. . o\~)') 0() RECEIVED OCT ? 61992 HERBERT HOOVER ELEMENTARY 2200 East Court Street Iowa City, Iowa 52245 October 21, 1992 ~/~ ~.~ Members City Council of Iowa City Civic Center 410 E. Washington Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Dear Members of the City Council: On behalf of the Hoover School Parents-Teachers Association, we would like to express our appreciation for the new traffic ordinance which establishes 20 mph speed zones around our school, We have also noticed upgraded police enforcement of the speed limits around Hoover during the school children commuting hours. These actions have had a positive Impact In alerting drivers to slow down and Is a very Important step towards Increasing the safety of school children and other pedestrians around the Hoover School area, Our parents have responded very favorably to these new measures, There are other safety measures which we have requested In our letter to you dated October 18, 1991. In particular, we look forward to your response to our proposal of an additional crossing guard on Court Street at Third Avenue, This is a typically busy Junction where students crossing Court Street west of Hoover are currently under no traffic supervision or assistance. Again, thank you very much for Improving the traffic and pedestrian safety around Hoover, We look forward to your continued assistance and support. Sincerely, b4 Hoover Safety Co.chair G\ ~fr\J;J.- -n'€1/I!U Rhonda Barr President Hoover Parents-Teachers Association ~w~ Donna Evans Hoover Safety Co-chair 1'lJ()~jArJ ,#~;j;y Ma~lIyn Wirtz (I Principal Hoover School ~03 i I ! i .I i i i , , , ".'." " :'1 'I ',' ~~l"j Kathy J. Alter Esther R. Weygant 506 S. Seventh Ave. Iowa City, Iowa 52245 November 18, 1992 The Honorable Darrel G. Courtney and Members of the Iowa City City Council ,Civic Center Iowa City, Iowa Dear Mayor Courtney and Members of the City Council; In October 1990, my mother, Esther R. Weygant, and I joi'ntly purchased the property at 506 S. Seventh Ave. At that time we were informed an easement problem was created when Wales Street .I~as paved in 1968; ,To our knowledge, no previous owners of the property have requested the City of ' Iowa City grant permanent easement to use the small portions of public right of way on which the corner of the bathroom and garage'additions to this dwelling'sit. .We would like. to request such permanent easement from the city at this time. ' As we understand the procedure, this letter will be " forwarded to the Public Works Department. We would like to inform the city that the Abstract of Title for "Lot 8 , Koser Bros. Subd. of Block 53 in East Iowa City, Iowa except N. 45 feet" is in our possession and we will gladly provide any information from it that may be of use to the department. We can be contacted by calling 338-5843. We would, appreciate the Council's expeditious dispatch of this matter and are thanking you in advance for your help. Sincerely, c: ~1 O-Uc: ~aiw~ W.LJf??~ Kathy J. Alter Esther R. Weygant (phone: 338-5843) a. 5bt/ , 6~ ,~~ \' , 1 , , ~ ( i i ! , 1 I ; , I I I Could public access television in Iowa City become a thing of the past? A fossil? Protect public ac- cess by clipping, signing and send- ing the letter below. Feel free to add your own comments. Thanks! ------------------------------ 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, ~~~6~ 'J ' I ; e25()5 ',I '.. .. ,. '. .... "-. ,".. ". ,-".,. .. ......~.". ~ :j :1 ,) ;; ;',' iy ~.! ;1 i( ;~: :;. {i ~ " \: Jj ;; , I i I ( I I " :'1 'I ;.. 1-., ".,", - t , f I I i , , i ! ! I ! , ; f' 'I " . " I' ~ ~ 1 " .~ \ , >, l !, , I \ ., ! ; I: I \ I ~ 1J~~1Q) I , , , I , I I Audrey w. Scott, 502 Grant Street, Iowa City, Iowa, 52240. November 17th.,1992 Iowa City Council Members, Iowa City, Iowa, 52240. Dear Council Members, I am writing to you with referance to leaf burning in Iowa City to ask you to support a modified plan allowing residents to burn yard waste for two weeks in the spring and in the tall. Leaves can be used for mulch and compost but desd wood and twigs take months or years to decompoae and it is not easy to tie them into small bundles for garbage pick-up. Like Mr. Knobbe, who wrote to you earlier this year, I live in south east Iowa City and would like to burn brush on the bank of the creek at the back of my property, I have a large number of trees and shrubs which need constant pruning. Many people in Iowa City burn wood in fire ,places and wood burning stoves throughout the winter months, I do not think it would be unreasonable to allow to allow a short period of burning twice a year. Thank you for your concideration of this matter. Yours sincerely, OkrJ,S5 Audrey W. Scott. i I ~5o~1 ,."."....-,:..',."" ..,...,h'" . .">1 ~" I ;i j" : I I I I i I I I I i I \ I , ! '(1'1 : :i ,I ,,',' ,.'l '.. "\i . I~).~ :J~\; James B. Boorman 2705 Friendship St. Iowa City, Ia. 52245 11/12/92 Iowa City Council Members: D. Courtney W. Ambrisco S. Horowitz K. Kubby R. Larson J. McDonald N. Novick I. :i .' " , i' t, !, i: I,; " I have a few comments about leaf burning. The odor of leaf burning in the spring and fall is part of the change of seasons we enjoy in this part of the world. An ordinance on leaf burning is not a pollution ordinanc~ nor is it a public health ordinance. There is a lot more than leaf burning to these. An ordnance for leaf burning alone is a nuisance. Around my home I have more smoke from fireplace and wood stove burning in one winter than 10 years of leaf burning. I am in favor of leaf burning with some control. Don't make the times available to burn to short as leaves need to be dry to burn. If people cant wait to burn dry leaves then they will create much more smoke. Iowa City now picks up leaves at some cost to the taxpayers. Burning leaves saves taxpayers some cost and we sure can use a lot more of that. Sincerely: ~);J~ J.50(, " 'I 1 , , I I I I j I I l I 1 - "'. ',.' ~. , I I , I, ?J ~~1G) Iowa City, IOl'la 52240 November 12, 1992 Mayor Darrel Courtney and Members of the City Council Civic Center 410 E. Washington Iowa City, Iowa 52240 i , i 1 I , i , I i , I , I I , J I I i I ! , Dear Mayor Courtney and City Councilpersons: This letter is in response to the news stories in the Press-Citizen regarding the possible rescension of the ban on leaf burning, Given the fact that leaf burning does work a hardShip on persons with respiratory ailments (I am not among them) and that it adds to the pollution factor around population centers such as ours, my sincere hope is that you would remain firm in keeping the ban as one part of Iowa City's being a good - and healthful place to live. The fact that the city prOvides an easy disposal service with the special trucks with their vacuum hoses means that leaf disposal is clean, efficient and non-polluting. People who formerly burned their leaves raked them to the gutter anyway, so there is certainly no "extra work" in raking them as far as the curbside. Arecent writer to the Press-Citizen described the Council's action to ban some years ago as "selfish" - far from it _ the Council's action at that time was wise, considerate of all the needs of our community, and cognizant of the pollution factor. Please keep our common good in mind when reconsidering this matter. With every good hope and wish for your leadership for our city, S7J:i.1Y yours, Carl Beyerhelm 1721 Grantwood Driv~ 354-8584 ..-...-...... , !)t!"'~ J 0( Ql.AII L ..,....; - -- . ~- \, i 'I , ~. , I I i I I I I I I I , , I , i i , i I ! , ! ~, ,. . . , '.;;;'.'i,;,:',:;':,,':,,'.,; , . ' I i ':'\::;:i"jii.;;;.{i:::","::';,',":"" ~~~) November 10, 1992 Paul Stalkfleet 2313 Jessup Circle Iowa City, Iowa 52246 Dear Paul, I'd like to blow a little "smoke" your way in regard to your statement to the City Council saying "you and your neighbors want the right to burn again." I'm curious as to whether a survey was taken, whereby I was missed, or if neighbors is more specifically stated as "you and the Frank Longo's." We have gone along with the idea of composting and recycling as this seems to be the current thought in saving the planet for our future children. You, especially, should be promoting this issue since your wife's business of day care is caring for children. Aren't we all required to foster a better environment? In recent years, there has been a drastic change on Jessup Circle called inconsideration. I find it difficult to label it as a "neighborhood." It is definitely not the friendly Mr.Rogers' type that I would like to live in with my family. Rudeness exists from people who simply can't respect the, fact that others li ve close by in the same circle. l~e' ve endured tlfO barking beagles, two barlcing labs, one barking German shepherd, a prolfling cat in heat, skateboarders and skate board ramps, street parking of automobiles, firecrackers, obnoxious weeds, student rentals _ to list a few irritations.... I'd like to "asle my neighbors to stop" all of the above as you suggested, but do you think I'd get any results? Sometimes I feel we are just one step closer to the Bosnia situation - we're all Serbs and Croations - and the steam is building. , When one loves their home but feels alienated with neighbors moving seems to be a solution. A sad commentary on neighborliness exists on Jessup Circle and it seems people take liberties who themselves belong out in the country where they can make their own rules. "NO BURNING" was passed by the council as are many other ordinances. Are lfc going to "waffle" everything that doesn't suit some people? You may call me frustrated, but I wonder what has made me feel this way about so many neighbors? Y('1#7,tJ . ~ ! t ;t.:r',......-'... ~50(, ''''-..",,',.:,.; ,- r",' -.'.....-,..,,'.-.,'.. .,- I , I i , , ! j 1 ! , ~ I ;,.: "I 1 . , , , .-.\, , , ~)~~ ~~ November 13, 1992 Ci ty Council Civic Center 410 East Washington St. Iowa City, Iowa 52245 Randy Larson Susan HorOld tz Karen Kubby Darrel Courtney Enclosed is a copy of a letter which I sent to Paul Stal~fleet, my neighbor on Jessup Circle. To my knowledge no',survey of neighbors was ever taken in regard to the Burning of Leaves ordinance. Statements such as "my neighbors IVant the right to burn again," by Paul should be backed up with signatures, as lie were not consulted. In my estimation the Council needs to hold firm on decisions made and not "IVaffle" as no one will ever be sure what ordinance is enforced. The same will be true of weed control and ferti- lization rules which are to be enacted in the corning year. Will the council spend time drawing up the stipulations and drop the idea in a year? I would like to suggest that more attention be given to creating better neighborhood environments in Iowa City. A definite need is obvious when this is a University setting inhabited by both permanent residents and mobile students. I favor a better enforced noise ordinance. I also think it is time to enforce the zoning regulations in single family neighborhoods. For years, fourteen, to be exact, I have asked the Housing and Zoning Office to check on a rental proper~ at 2354 Jessup Circle _ oIVner, Dan Ahrens. Nothing has ever been done in regard to the number of unrelated students living at this location. It is not fair that a landlord can pocket $800 - $1000 a month and have no concern for property appearance in a neighborhood IVhen other single family dIVellers struggle to pay high real estate taxes and main- tain presentable landscapes and home exteriors. As a home oIVner subject to high real estate taxes ($3194) I feel we deserve better protection in allolVing us to feel pride in oIVnership. Hold firm on the No Burning Law now that it is made and encourage composting and recycling for a better environment! Isn't this the concepts of the '90's? ~~;1;:-J Mary BUffington 2301 Jessup Circle IOIVa City, Iowa 52246 - - "-~"'-"~"I~'.."i:J.J,,~'~,;:. ;'li:l.l;:.~. O\'j .....:':\'.\,;.::,;;';.i,.~-f:! \, ;,',.., ;.-" ...... -..' - .-- .:J5ao .;,- We understand from recent news reports that the Iowa City Council may consider rescinding the ban on burning leaves and garden wastes. We certainly would hope that this does not come to pass. We support the ban on open burning for several reasons. First of all, open burning is a fire hazard. Secondly, smoke in the air causes breathing difficulties for many of our city's residents. Thirdly, open burning creates a smoke that serves to pollute our fine town and environment. Lastly, we have installed a ventil at io n system in our house for radon control. The system moves outside air into our house. Open burning creates smoke that soon finds its way into the house through the ventilation system. We consider it unnecessary to rescind the ban on open burning of leaves and garden wastes. Indeed, there are other avenues for the elimination of leaves that do not cause fire hazards, health problems, or smoke in Iowa City. " : We understand that some compromise might be proposed which would allow for open burning of leaves and garden wastes on a few selected weekend dates each fall. We strongly oppose this. Such a measure would lead to many residents burning on just a few 'dates. ,The smoke would be thicker, the health hazard would be : greater ,and the Iowa City air \qould be much poorer on these .,"burning dates. > ' 'Please protect the citizens of Iowa City who want clean air e,." ,in llurc:ity every day. We urge the City Council to continue the '>,;:~:,::,,<,;banon open burning of leaves and garden wastes. We would . :%{\';\;;:;'appreoiate it if you could share our letter with the other City I ',:/:, ':': " ",\ Council Members as you oonsider this issue. " , ,.I,." " ~,jf)kJ"'i"""1':""-:"""""" I u., (\~;':i'~\;i;;:)::,S{!\'F/;,jA~-?'~:~;:;;;':::,;,' I\~"'\\\('l" \,',' .1" 1"{..1}':;\'J.l1.iI ' . :' 1",(., 1,':,'",1<< ", i.,', II~Alrtl\l'-;\rl.lf""'1- ,:';: j~ill:~~1,~IJ~;~'l'!~':,~! '",' ,::. \:\~r~:i";1,:,,;/,:';_'I:,,:' " "I~;;..!f:I~{'i',I",'!1.:\\"." \~\~~;~d'i~f::.tHi:;/;~,:,;':' ' '.. ,Ii) 7~~ I " ,\ ! , "'1\ , ... :, 1 1 438 Garden Street Iowa City, IA 52245 November 11, 1992 Mayor Darrel G. Courtney City of Iowa City Civic Center Iowa City, IA 52240 Dear Mr. Courtney: Very truly yours, ~U.~ ~iel H. Greenwald QfJJv&.f ~ ~tLvafl Janet K. Greenwald ~....................... J.50fJ ~lt.~.,!J~,\j,',('.,..:"",' ~, ,~ ,','".- :", ,:"'",,,- "","'. ',,'.,' "::,,;i' ,:,.:,,:..; I I , Nov. 10, 1992 Rosie and Dale Wilhelm 39 Rita Lyn Ct. Iowa City, Ia. 52245 I CAN'T BELIEVE IT: Rescind the leaf burning banll I can't believe the citizens of such a progressive city could consider itl For the past years that the leaf burning has been banned, we have enjoyed fresher air, less pollutants, and a much better environment I At a time when environmental concerns are a major topic, we decide we may want to go backwards and be again one of the only clt.les with this size of population burning. Did you read Dan HOY<ln'u ~lpl111011 In Saturday's paper? He is right on target ..when he speaks of "pollution sneaking up on communities". Don't even consider it for one weekendl I agree that the $1 charge per bag is steep for low-income families and the elderly. Why not consider charging less for these individuals or assisting them in raking leaves to the curb. It may be a nice project for some girl/boy scout troops and at the same time teach them 'about environmental concerns. If one can rake leaves to a pile for burning, they can also rake leaves to the curb for free pickup by the city. "We .would.also like to contest. the "overwhelming majority of "respondents" in Friday's Press-Citizen. We didn't even know about the 'phone survey until the offices were closed. And, of course, everyone knows that phone-in surveys are grossly inaccurate. The Press Ci tizen should be ashamedl :',...,:'. . . ,.' I , Cf,","'~ rfl ~ u;;LL ',; "'j'; "" .M,!f 1):11' ':ri.! 1 ,(.' ':"-;:~::,'~' ,',';,;,....:' :,:, "', ~1~M1~W(;l..;'I:'i'..:..,:", ~.~~,(.i.~.f;~],r/:!.\}i~~::"~\I;:!,,:_!\:;:',:,:,,>,:' :", ~~~~~I.):\,,;..~,OI: 1 L..1-_ .. J..!IAb.. ;l5o~ -' '.. ~)~~ ?cl r"'" '"' k'i I t.. " ~ -,', .1 ~andr a Wilson .174 Shred r Road low Ci ty, Tow 52245 I\\:lvrmber 9, 1992 921iOV -9 MJ 1/: S2 C'I"" I / "'L"" J 'II', 101'1'\ CI",L.\,c'\1I '1'0 , 1/01.",\ I L'/ Mayor Daryl COurtney Ci ty Council Civic Center Iowa City, Iowa Ilear Mayor Courtney and Council, I am writing to protest the council's waffling on the leaf burning issue. 1 I i 1 , I i r , I I I I ! Cases of aS~l and other respiratory diseases are on the rise all over this country--and not with "just poor blacks" as the newspapers imply. Everywhere, including Iowa City, has problems in this respect. In my own case, our family has lived in Iowa City for fourteen years, and this fall is the first fall -- of all those years __ that I've not had asthmatic problems -- partly because of the ban on leaf burning and partly because I've been lucky enough to be able to seek out physicians \\ho could diagnose my case, r also can afford the many medications I must be on continually for this condition, Many people are not so lucky with either physicians or finances before they have to go to a hospital emergency room or call the paramedics. Respiratory diseases are not only uncomfortable, they can be deadly, and can sneak up on people without them knowing it, I urge you not to listen only to the few "squeaky \\heels" \\ho would like their leaf burning back out of reasons of sentiment or habit. With the leaf pick-up schedule, the city has already dealt with the leaf problem in a positive, effective manner. '!bey must be COlTlllended on this rational approach. But, please consult physicians -- especially allergists __ and hospitals and emergency room personel before Changing the current ordinance against leaf burning, . Thank you. CCI Marian !(arr, City Clerk Sincerely, LtU~~" Itit/-hv / ,',.,1:., '~'"'''''''''' .. J.60l1 , 'j 1 , , , I i , ! , ! , 1. " " i i , , "<. ..., , '.. ~IJ'~~ ,~ November 7, 1992 Mayor City of Iowa City Iowa City Ia Dear Mr Mayor: We wish to express our objection to resuming the burning of leaves in residential areas of Iowa City. we believe the present method of having the city pick ,up leaves at the curbside has ,been very satisfactory. Burning leaves would be a step backward in our progress of reducing pollution. Your ponsideration of our reCiuest willb~ appreciated. Thank you. J: Very truly yours,' <<7n~ Mr and Mrs H M Boggs 800 EastmoorDrive 'Iowa City Iowa 52246 351 4693 ~5O(p ;:.:;:..1--...... ...--....,'_,.... ....... ..'...... ,.; .....".-..:.;, .. ,'I "~I i,J I , , .1 i I I I ,(, , , 1 I r ! r ,I 1 I I I I I I . I I 1 1 ''-, ~, ~f--~;W ~~ ^;~; 9~;cc~~~ ~~ IU' ;R~'~:~~::n ~:~~~~"'h~a I th dep J~~~ .,)1'::l.$~bbl;:]4'l -1 3193565ee9;~ 2 P.02 TO 9-93565009 Johnson County Department of Public Health I.. GRAHAM DAMERON. M1'H 0fR1(111R November 20, 1992 Mayor Darrel G. Courtney Members of the City Council city of Iowa City' 410 E Washington Iowa city, Iowa 52240 RE: Maintaining Iowa city's Leaf Burning Ban Dear Mayor Courtney and Members of the city Counoil: At a regular meeting or the Board of Health held on November 11, 1992, the Board of Health discussed the City'S ban on leaf burning. The Board wishes to express their strong support for continuation of the City'S leaf burning ban. The Board believes that the health benefits to the entire community of not burning leaves far exceed the convenience provided to those that would ' choose this disposal option. ' We encourage you to continue with your present leaf disposal programs and resist efforts to change this important public and environmental health policy. ~ Sincerely, ~.A-t.t."'1 ,?('~;-(:U/~(/.."t;t:.t., Charles A. deProsse', MD, IiPH Chairman, Johnson County Boara or Health oopy: Members, Board of Health N c.. <" G:\391\iikier\leafburn . ...- L:.]-, c.. _I~--: ._\;- "lOc. NO ~_;~ ':':;'J ...... I,.n l....u ;:~ ;'-r';' Q u;:: C.l N 0"\ 1105 GILOERTCOURT . IOWA (ny, IOIVA '2240' PHONE (~191 ;'("('040' FAX (319) 356-6044 * 1~~I~P~I~50~ ! , I i 1 :1 ) I I I r i I ......,.. , i I I ! ! I I 1 J , " ! '" ~ b~'G I Holly M. Berkowitz 612 Granada Court Iowa City, Iowa 52246 (319) 351-3489 \,.'J rv t:l -. ...... '1~ :',"on CJ ),;~ .c.. ,:.\':':") C1 " rv ~."..., -, (,0) ::in ,".:''''' -<r~ ~ H "m .0- ,,~ ') ---, Si O~,-: .,,":"" ..... N ~~;. U1 November 20, 1992 Editor Iowa City Press-Citizen 1725 North Dodge Street Iowa City, IA 52240 Dear Editor: I would like to thank the Press-Citizen for its editorial stanoe supporting the ban on leaf burning in Iowa City. Aocording to local allergist Dr. Kammermeyer, approximately 10 to 20 percent of the population is potentially reactive to leaf smoke. Certainly, personal harm is a serious concern, but health problems are also linked to eoonomio impaots. For example, if most of the people sickened by leaf burning smoke called in sick to work or made oostly mistakes beoause of their reaotions, there would definitely be oosts to the employers, the insuranoe industry, health oare budgets, and publio tax dollars, and ultimately the local economy. In contrast, if 10 to 20 peroent had a negative reaction to a drug that was on the market, that drug surely would be taken off the market. When our family moved from Coralville to Iowa City this year, we were happy to learn that we would no longer be exposed to smoke from leaf burning. I felt that Coralville city officials did not have a viable solution for people who are bothered by the smoke. This was a problem for me because I had bronohitis years ago, and it became acute with this smoke exposure. Before lifting the ban, we need to consider all the oosts, including the expense of sending emergency personnal to manage numerous oomplaints. Clean air is a cruoial part of quality of life in Iowa City. Respeotfully, &&!!!!~ co: Mayo~nd City Council of Iowa City " ,~, . '"." ~6ri4 " , ""1 " : , i ! , , i I , I \ i \ I I t ! \ ! I I I I I I ~. ,1~?1 ,~ "I 'I '.' i... ~'J r" 0 229 Oberlin Street ;,;n 2i "il :P::; ,,- -. Iowa City, IA 52245 r:':(I";. (j' N ~. .......::1 November 19, 1992 (.oJ -:0 ;<1- 2: :;.,', .; ~ ~ _rn ~- ,'r"'". ~~'! " ........ '. >.. ,. 0'\ , i i I i I I I ! , , , 'I 1 ! i I 1 , i , 1 I ! ! : 1 I The Honorable Darrell Courtney, Mayor and distinguished Council Members: We would like to voice our objection to permitting leaf burning in Iowa City. When someone makes a choice to burn leaves, that smoke does not stay in their yard, it will be imposed on everyone. As you consider this issue we would like to offer the following: Allowing leaf burning will significantly impact individuals with asthms. Smoke is a serious irritant to the lungs and bronchial system. The cost of asthma medications is very high..inhalers and oral medications esch cost $25 per month if used regularly..that's $50 per month for chronic sufferers. The Spring and Fall seasons are usually vary difficult time pariods, with high hospitalization ratas for asthmatics bacause of the cold, damp weather. Asthma difficulty does not last for a few hours, or just one day, When a person is having difficulty, it usually takes several days before the person is breathing normally, and medications must be taken for two weeks after the episode to regain control. There are hugh costs involved in controlling asthma, especially in tha Spring and Fall; weather is not something we can control, however leaf burning is something that can be controlled. Iowa City is a wonderful nugget of a town. Our community is just the right size to be able to solve problems, make advancements in the quality of life and keep everyone happy, Great tima and effort has been put into our recycling program. Citizens use mass transit, ride bikes, and walk to work, People here are concerned about the environment. Recently there was discussion about the use of lawn spray herbicides where citizens expressed concern to council members. It is unimaginable that the banefits of leaf burning outweigh the significant impact on tha quality of life in Iowa City for those who wish to breath the air. The "compromise" of allowing leaf burning a few weekends will produce quite a cloud of smoke over our city. Are you anticipating thst those who opposed should stay in their houses with windows closed? Or should we leave town for those weekends? Senior citizens can request volunteers to assist with leaf raking..a program is already in placa for those who need help. Banning lesf burning will not impact those on a fixed budgat if they use services available to them. ~(f, -..-.,--,.--.,......." ~. t ~ ~ " r. " ~ f f: ij ! I, i il I, . ; " , ", We urge you to work in a direction assisting individuals who cannot rake by implementing programs that are environmentally sound. At the very least, you owe it to your constituents to find out about community services before enacting an ordinance that adversely effects at least as many people that you ere attempting to aid. Sincerely, T~ .11~ Theresa Guither ~4f4 Bruce Guither \ "',t " I,' '......" : .~. I I' , I ~ ! i 1 ' ! ! i i " !j .i' . ,( ~50fDl ',I .'.~ ,'~'. '.. i! i ,I i lt~~ YO I :i I 'i ,I ,I ., " '! IOWA SOCIETY OF ALLERGY AND IMMUNOLOGY Prosldenl Zuhalr Ballas, M,O, Departmanl 01 Inlarnal Medicine UnIversity Hospllel. lowe City. Iowa 52242 Vloe.Pre.ldenl Jame. Wille, M,O, 1212 Pleasent 51,. Sullel09 De. Moine., lowe 50309 Seore/ery-rr...urer John Kammermayer. M,O, 404 e, Bloomlnglon Iowa City. Iowa 52245 November 20, 1992 Iowa City City Council Civic Center - 410 E. Washington Iowa City, IA 52240 ;~o 7i Z:::-:-"\ '- ,,~. -. f',) (")-~ u) ::;0 --< ,- -0 - n ~ I am sendln9 you this letter on behalf of the Iowa Society of A11~gy: __ and Clinical Immunology. We are urging the Iowa City City Counclh::to' ~) not rescind the ban on leaf burning In the fall In Iowa City. Cons1der~ Ing all the serious adverse health Impacts of allowing open leaf burning In the fall, we can hardly believe that the Iowa City City Council is seriously considering rescinding the ban on leaf burning. Dear Council Member: It is well recognized medically that there are many serious adverse health consequences of exposure to second hand smoke and it does not matter whether this smoke is from a cigarette or from leaf burning. As a result of our increased knowledge concerning the health hazards of second hand smoke exposure we are Witnessing more and more banning of smoking In public places. It would be Indeed ironic for the Iowa City City Council to again allow open leaf burning and therefore subject the entire population of the city to second hand smoke each fall. Exposure to second hand smoke Increases the risk of cancer. Moreover, In anyone who has a chronic pulmonary problem, exposure to second hand smoke will aggravate the lung dysfunction. Exposure to second hand smoke Increases the risk of cardiovascular problems, such as stroke or heart attack, especially in those Individuals who already have heart disease or a vascular problem. Of greatest concern however Is the well known medical fact that exposure to second hand smoke causes an Increase in respiratory Infections, such as viral Infections, sinusitis, bronchitis, and pneumonia In all Individuals, but especially in children and the elderly. Of most Immediate concern to allergists are their patients with asthma, It Is now well recognized that both the Incidence and severity of asthma In the population has been increasing over the past several decades and this Is, In part, thought to be possible due to Increased man.made air pollution. Indeed, ~ver the past several years we have had two fatal outcomes as the result of severe asthmatic attacks In the Iowa City area and this fits with the national trend. It is also well recognized that, In the midwest, by far the majority of severe asthmatic attacks leading to hospitalization occur during the late summer and fall, speci- fically the months of August, September, October, and November. There are many factors for this, Including high pollen and mold spore levels, , '" 1 , I 1.tJ N , I I "71 I . ~e.,.,...u I .;c,.... I , I -', ,ll , ,".. I "'-) I I \ , I 1 , , l I , j j i l j 1 I I I I I " 0150(,1 ., ....' .~ as well as the onset of cool fall weather and the increased incidence of respiratory infections. However, exposure to smoke in the air from leaf burning almost assuredly will increase the frequency and severity of asthmatic attacks in patients with an asthmatic predisposition. It Is the clinical Impression of allergists in Iowa, who are practicing in communities where leaf burning has been banned, that they are now seeing fewer and less severe flares of asthma in their patients during the fall months. In summary then, if leaf burning were to be again allowed in the fall in Iowa City, this would have a significant negative impact health-wise on many individuals. Those Individuals with asthma or other chronic lung problems would have a significant flare of their disease. This in turn would add to their healthcare costs and also contribute to time lost from work or school. Moreover, there would be an increased risk of possible mortality from a severe asthmatic attack or a severe exacerbation of chronic lung disease. As an even broader'health concern, resumption of leaf burning would Increase the incidence of many types of respiratory Infections In the general population. Considering the fact that the major goal In recent decades has been to try and Improve the quality of air In our communities and reduce man-made air pollution and considering the negative health Impact that the resumption of leaf burning would have on people as pointed out above, the Iowa Society of Allergy and Clinical Immunology strongly urges the Iowa City City Council 'to maintain their ban on leaf burning In the fall In Iowa City. '- I I ci I i ,I ,i Ii i Iowa City City Council - page 2 November 20, 1992 " , \1 l: il " i": r ',.r ;" :1 fi \'1 ~I i.; ;'1 " ~ ;: i " {\ \ :; I, j: " " Sincerely yours, " i,1 " :I , ~ (AID~ John Kammermeyer, M.D. Secretary-Treasurer Iowa Society of Allergy JK:km lO I'J 0 - .~ '.T~ :~,,, CJ J'~=-\ ,:~ N ,"1:-" (1"( ".~ - w '! -\r'J -0 ',i',' -<r ~ '~ ..,; - rq -'0 ' 1''- o~.. - ..:,~ ..... .. ...~ N ~,,, (J) . ,I'j " ,> ", '. , , , ~ , , ~: 1 " 'j ,< J, , 11 , ) l \ I I I I I I i i I ',," " , , , ~50(, i ~. , '-I ~)f' JO November 23, 1992 Iowa City City Council Civic Center Iowa City, IA 52240 Dear Members of the Council: I am writing to support the total ban on leaf burning in Iowa City, Air quality is critical to many members of the community. Allowing leaf burning increases the health risks--allowing leaf burning on one or two weekends concentrates the problem even more. I don't think it's fair to ask people to stay inside so that other people can create air pollution. There are alternatives to leaf burning. Backyard composting and curbside (vaccuum) pickups are free and produce a beneficial byproduct to boot. There's more than enough smoke and airborn pollutants to go around--don't encourage more by lifting the ban, The phrase "think globally and act locally" truly applies in this case. Sincerely, ~1 ";:j" ~,. ...::L. (" M ~::: ~~"~ 'c..: Cr:D , ~ '1 i.L L1J- I!...;...:; _J;~~ M ClI-- ,'-.....'i >><U t""~ll N E! ;:t. ~ot::" "..r-l a u:": -. ..- .~ 0 (\) CJ\ pjt ~~.MJ Pete Brokaw 1310 Franklin Street Iowa City, IA 52240 '" ~'," ' f/~',';i .. :.... ;' " I' .. , . ; :' ~ , t ." ;..,," ,-~ - r1fJOf4 tiii ";'1 :'1 ; I ",' I I I , ' 1 i ,j , ~ ~ > " " ;1 ~ :. ~ ' !L' . , ~ ,; ~ I 'I , I I I ~. , \~j') :~~ Ft1 ""', r~ 11~! i".'~'; i. I ... ~ " ." ~ Feather A. Lacy 307 Third Ave. Iowa City, Iowa 52245 November 23, 1992 "\ 921lO\} 23 PII 3: 43 CITY CLERI\ IOWA CITY, IOV/A City Council of Iowa City 410 E. Washington Iowa City, Iowa 52245 Deal' Members of the Council: It has been noted over and over again that SMOKE is dangerous to one's health. It is obnoxious to go outside on a nice fall or spring day and not be able to breathe. Please do NOT repeal any part of the leaf burning ban. If people are concerned about the cost of leaf pickup, then encourage them to compost their yard waste. Sincerely, d.e~ A {Q Feather A. Lacy )- , ~50(P[ " " .. .' ,~; I 'I , , , ' I I I I I ! i \ 1 1 ~ 1 " ,] ~( :( " :.l j i " " ,I ~. t1i~ 06 SMITH/RUST" 915 East Bloomington, Iowa City, IA 52245 .. 319-351-7710" Mr. Darrell Courtney, Mayor Civic Center 410 East Washington SI. Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Dear Mayor Courtney: Joy attended the historic preservation hearing on November 10. She chose not to comment at the meeting because her views in favor of the preservation plan were articulated by a number of others in the audience. We support the plan as it has been presented. We believe that the planning process has been inclusive and have appreciated the variety of opportunities for citizens to become involved and informed. We encourage you and the council to adopt the plan without undue delays. Sincerely, C~~~ ~{mith i I , I I i' , I I , 1 j ] 1 , ~ 1 , , , , . !1 1 'I ,~ ) 0' j 1 I I I , , , ' ~S070 '. "I 1 , ! ." "'. ,0 \.0 - I\.) 0 - :;::n ."-0 0 '1l J:;- 0::; .-1 ~~< n_ en r....u -!(,) i! :<r" ~ ;,Pj _I'" "',.. 02~ - ,.", " ~~....... - , .. ).:; '" C? -. ~)~) ~~ November 13, 1992 Dear Council Member, This letter is my response to the Historic Preservation Plan. I approve of it and hope that you will too, In theory, I don't believe that any plan should be necessary, but haVing lived all too close to a residence which Is unkempt, I know very well that not all people care enough to maintain their property acceptably - or even safely. These folks need prodded in a way that only a government, which can impose penalties, is able to do. So I do believe that this Plan is needed to prevent degeneration of neighborhoods. Some of us care very much that our neighborhoods are safe and pleasant. Well-kept property instills pride, and pride In the appearance and history of our homes and buildings and neighborhoods inspires continued care for them. This Plan is Iowa City's push in the right direction. A short time ago, when I first learned of the Plan, I worried about specific requirements, who would be in charge of making them and enforcing them, and the costs to homeowners. Though these questions still concern me, I have discovered that they are issues to be dealt with in the future, and that they are satisfactorily introduced and discussed in the Plan. For the same reasons that we have zoning, we need preservation to make our city more comfortable, more attractive and more interesting. Someday preservation will be so Instilled that life without it would be laughable and unthinkable. Do what is best for the future of ALL of us. Please choose to support this Plan. sincerely, ~s Jl~l~ Liz Miller 714 Ronalds ~S07 -I , 1 I ,', 1 ; , , j I , ; I ,. I I , , '.. "A'~~\ ~~ RECEIVED NOV 12 1992 1 Sarah Hanley Malcolm Rohrbough 422 Lee Street Iowa city, Iowa 52246 ~;~ ~~ November 10, 19~2 city Council Iowa city, Iowa 52240 Re: Danaerous traffic conditions for drivers and for Lincoln School Children walkina on Lee Street and on Hiahwood Street (52246) To the city Council, Iowa city: Traffic natterns. We wish to draw your attention to a situation that has become dangerous in the last two years due to newly develop.ed public parking habits on Lee street and Highwood street. During the last two years employees at the University ,of Iowa Hospitals and Veterans Hospital, who do not wish to use institutional parking places available near those buildings, park regularly on these two streets from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. In effect, parking on these streets has turned them into a public parking area. Since these streets are extraordinarily narrow, dangerous driving conditions prevail: two moving cars are barely able to pass on Highwood and Lee streets; a car and a truck, or mail truck, have great difficulty in passing; and a car and the bus (which frequents Lee Street twice an hour) cannot pass without one vehicle waiting. These conditions, needless to say, are worse in the winter. , , Given this tendency toward public parking on the right side of Lee Street (approached from Park Road), it is especially dangerous for motorists as they reach the top of the hill where there is a blind spot and meet vehicles coming from the other direction where for just one block there are No Parking signs, making it appear to them that there is plenty of space to pass. This is an area where many of us have had near accidents on more than one occasion. In the wintertime, when some parents drive their children to Lincoln School in bad weather, or when persons at the bottom of the hill try to make it to the top in ice and snow, the danger of oncoming vehicles at the top of the hill (at the blind spot) is exacerbated. This situation in itself is hazardous enough, but when the presence of the elementary school children going to and from Lincoln School is considered, it is our opinion that the city is courting a disaster, especially on Lee Street, where accidents involving school children have already occurred. Lincoln School children. Those of us who live on Highwood and on Lee Street are sensitive to the special situation we encounter daily---the presence of elementary school children who :l SO~ ~. 2 walk to Lincoln School. There is a volunteer traffic person to help them cross Park Road to Lee Street. But the traffic person cannot protect them as they wend their way up the hill on Lee street, which is the only street that takes them to Lincoln School from the Park Road area, or as they walk on Highwood if they live there. On both streets we are all careful when pulling out of driveways at the times these children are coming by in the mornings and afternoons. But for the children the line of cars parked along Highwood and especially along Lee Street (where the majority of them walk) constitute a real hazard for the following reasons. 1. Lee Street is a very narrow street, only about 16 or 17 feet wide (Highwood is the same). 2. There is a sidewalk on one side only of Lee Street (the left side going uphill from Park Road); this lone sidewalk is very narrow, only about 4 feet wide with no additional grass space between the sidewalk and the curb on the street. 3. All along the hill the street is so uneven that it dips toward the sidewalk; as a result, vehicles tip toward the sidewalk (on the left) as they drive by. 4. Because cars are parked all along the opposite side (on the right) from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. or so, moving vehicles are forced to drive very close to the sidewalk (on the left) and in addition to being close also tip toward the sidewalk; this means that the bus (which passes twice an hour) is by necessity right next to the sidewalk, tipping toward the sidewalk close enough to be touched by the children on the sidewalk who are walking to or from Lincoln School. 5. In the winter months the 4-foot-wide sidewalk is reduced to about 3 feet by ice and snow and the street is likewise narrowed, further reducing the walking space available for children. . 6. In the winter cars try to get a running start to make it up and over the hill; automatically forced by the presence of parked cars to drive in the middle of the road or even to the left, they run both the risk of head-on collisions at the blind spot where other vehicles come over the hill and the risk of driving too close to the sidewalk all along the street. 7. Children walking along the sidewalk in groups of 3 or 4 or more, always end up walking partially in the street, or are jumping on and off the sidewalk, because of the narrowness of the sidewalk itself set as it is right on the street with no intervening space. 8. The elementary school children walk by chattering and playing and pushing and having fun, caught up in their own world as children are; sometimes they play tag with the bus, as it is ~ " 'I 1 " i I I I i I I , ,I l I 1 I 1 ~ " \ , " j .\ I -.. 3 close enough to touch when passing by on a 1G-foot-wide street where cars are parked up on one side and the sidewalk is comprised of only 3 or 4 feet on at the other side. 9. We have witnessed a series near-tragic consequences wrought by the above conditions. For some time now we have worried about this dangerous situation for school children, all the more so since our windows face in the direction (looking up the hill) where we observe the kids, their walking habits, their antics, and so forth. Finally, seeing the first early snowflakes this weekend, we resolved (before real winter arrives) to call 'these conditions to the attention of the city Council in order that you, or your representatives, might decide whether or not these concerns have merit and whether or not parked cars should be allowed on Highwood street and on Lee street, most especially on Lee street where most of the children walk to school. ProDosed solution. There is 'a simple and reasonable solution that would correct the present situation made dangerous for drivers and especially so for school children. The only persons who would be inconvenienced by this solution are the drivers of the approximately 18-25 cars parked regularly on these streets, but that inconvenience is easily remedied if these persons resort to the parking lots provided for them by the hospitals. The relative inconvenience, in any case, pales in contrast to the safety of Lincoln School children. The following seems to offer a workable solution: For the citv: To post signs allowing two-hour parking only (which would allow visitors to the houses on the streets to park on occasion but would discourage habitual all-day parking from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., the hours that make walking dangerous for school children. After watching kids going to and fro under these conditions, we strongly recommend that the city Council take some action to better accomodate drivers of cars and especially Lincoln School children walking; that is, to ensure safe conditions on these narrow streets before the onset of another winter. copies to: Principal, Lincoln School President, Lincoln School PTA sincerely yours, d~y~- Sarah Hanley ~iii~z- - Malcolm Rohrbough J50g tall . ' 1 , 1 , ' ~~ , , ! ;~ " " " , 1 \ . "'I 'I , ' ~'\ j) IP'" (f.lJ?iu.. f~? 9 ), ~ ~ Jlli~Ir'~~''''' 7IJ.t~ ~.;.., P' ,V' '!P ~ '" f.' 'y' jJJ~ v ~' A:;J,)>l' R 'J';;,..... ~4l:'r I' ,,'kif "',1110 'p Jt~~ /lir r .4(""v IYfl/iJ1'" sarah Hanley Malcolm Rohrbough 422 Lee street Iowa city, Iowa 52246 JI~6..../ )(p~r 1 );2."1- '-tiE' sr,..u'T' u",,,, ey / ;:,4 J~Zz. 46 November 10, 1992 city council Iowa city, Iowa 52240 Re: Danaerous traffic conditions for drivers and for Lincoln School Children walkina'on Lee street and on Highwood street 1522461 To the city council, Iowa city: Traffic Datterns. We wish to draw your attention to a situation that has become dangerous in the last two years due to newly developed public parking habits on Lee street and Highwood street. During the last two years employees at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Veterans Hospital, who do not wish to use institutional parking places available near those buildings, park regularly on these two streets from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. In effect, parking on these streets has turned them into a public parking area. ~ince these streets are extraordinarilY narrow, dangerous driving conditions prevail: two moving cars are barely able to pass on Highwood and Lee streets; a car and a truck, or mail truck, have great difficulty in passing; and alcar and the bus (which frequents Lee street twice an hour) cannot pass without one vehicle waiting. These conditions, needless to say, are worse in the winter. Given this tendency toward public parking on the right side of Lee street (approached from Park Road), it is especially dangerous for motorists as they reach the top of the hill where there is a blind spot and meet vehicles coming from the other direction where for just one block there are No parking signs, making it appear to them that there is plenty of space to pass. This is an area where many of us have had near accidents on more than one occasion. In'the wintertime, when 'some parents drive their children to Lincoln School in bad weather, or when persons at the bottom of the hill try to make it to the top in ice and snow, the danger of oncoming vehicles at the top of the hill (at the blind spot) is exacerbated. This situation in itself is hazardous enough, but when the presence of the elementary school children going to and from Lincoln School is considered, it is our opinion that the city is courting a disaster, especiallY on Lee street, where accidents involving school children have already occurred. Lincoln school children. Those of us who live on Highwood and on Lee street are sensitive to the special situation we encounter daily---the presence of elementary school children who 0'2501 1 1 , , '.. fl)~~t:)UJ.P-- ~,~ r!h~-O-~.e._ ~ ~ ~~.'{\ ~ tJI,."...C ..ktu... ~tzl e.~c.,U..Il./ 1 ;p...io(.( tL. 't-f~-V~('-~ ~'\- ~ ~7. lili.- ~ ~L. V\, --o-t,W Jlu:tU! Sarah Hanley ~ (J Ii /.l A J1 ,~_ W Malcolm Rohrbough ' 'tt/ 1.!'~,4w.o ~~ 'l'< 422 Lee Street I d.6 f~j a,0o-..J- Iowa city, Iowa 52246 ,,3d f.j!J.t J:f ' -ti.th krtt ~)!i.., tJ..t.uJ November 10, 1992 city council Iowa city, Iowa 52240 Re: Danaerous traffic conditions for drivers and fo~ Lincoln School Children walkina on Lee Street and on Hiahwood Street (52246) To the city council, Iowa city: Traffic catterns. We wish to draw your attention to a situation that has become dangerous in the last two years due to newly developed public parking habits on Lee street and Highwood street. During the last two years employees at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Veterans Hospital, who do not wish to use institutional parking places available near those buildings, park regularly on these two streets from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. In effect, parking on these streets has turned them into a public parking area. Since these streets are extraordinarily narrow, dangerous driving conditions prevail: two moving cars are barely able to pass on Highwood and Lee streets; a car and a truck, or mail , truck, have great difficulty in passing; and a car and the bus (which frequents Lee Street twice an hour) cannot pass without one vehicle waiting. These conditions, needless to say, are worse in the winter. Given this tendency toward public parking on the right side of Lee Street (approached from Park Road), it is especially dangerous for motorists as they reach the top of the hill where there is a blind spot and meet vehicles coming from the other direction where for just one block there are No Parking signs, making it appear to them that there is plenty of space to pass. This is an area where many of us have had near accidents on more than one occasion. In the wintertime, when some parents drive their children to Lincoln School in bad weather, or when persons at the bottom of the hill try to make it to the top in ice and snow, the danger of oncoming vehicles at the top of the hill (at the blind spot) is exacerbated. This situation in itself is hazardous enough, but when the presence of the elementary school children going to and from Lincoln School is considered, it is our opinion that the city is courting a disaster, especially on Lee Street, where accidents involving school children have already occurred. Lincoln School children. Those of us who live on Highwood and on Lee Street are sensitive to the soecial situation we encounter daily---the presence of elementary school children who ~so~ I " , '.. 1~1 ~\/ ' ~, 3 close enough to touch when passing by on a 16-foot-wide street where cars are parked up on one side and the sidewalk is comprised of only 3 or 4 feet on at the other side. 9. We have witnessed a series near-tragic consequences wrought by the above conditions. For some time now we have worried about this dangerous situation for school children, all the more so since our windows face in the direction (looking up the hill) where we observe the kids, their walking habits, their antics, and so forth. Finally, seeing the first early snowflakes this weekend, we resolved (before real winter arrives) to call these conditions to the attention of the city council in order that you, or your representatives, might decide whether or not these concerns have merit and whether or not parked cars should be allowed on Highwood street and on Lee street, most especially on Lee street where most of the children walk to school. ProDosed solution. There is a simple and reasonable solution that would correct the present situation made dangerous for drivers and especially so for school children. The only persons who would be inconvenienced by this solution are the drivers of the approximately 18-25 cars parked regularly on these streets, but that inconvenience is easily remedied if these persons resort to the parking lots provided for them by the hospitals. The relative inconvenience, in any case, pales in contrast to the safety of Lincoln School children. The following seems to offer a workable solution: For the Citv: To post signs allowing two-hour parking only (which would allow visitors to the houses on the streets to park on occasion but would discourage habitual all-day parking from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., the hours that make walking dangerous for school children. After watching kids going to and fro under these conditions, we strongly recommend that the city council take some action to better accomodate drivers of cars and especially Lincoln School children walking; that is, to ensure safe conditions on these narrow streets before the onset of another winter. sincerely yours, copies to: principal, Lincoln School President, Lincoln School PTA ~::)j4 Sarah Hanley ~ MvlHjz Malcolm Rohrbough ------ IN~ ~\Q \CO ~Q.\CQ.r\.~ \~ I ,~e.~ ~ -\-hgQl\wooi S~c~A IJ~\O:~ ~ \\10 1AR~\~~ 9-S. L__11Mc; ka)I~~ 9i< O;v'.I\, 9:ft,\-\U ~,&\. ? ~0\J5~~ WO\J.Q.;l Z:tz CoI\S\S~o' ..' ..,.".,~ _ ". . _._ "., ,'." ." '. r'" . ,. .0 . ,.,., ~, i ! i , I i I I ! Iw\~ P~Q\ b~~'6 Ln. M-e. Mall \J\.~~ k{S\d~~~ , V'L~~w\~Do1. ~ \(\Q;,g~w6 }()f'\ ~Q))~ 1-::;~'6 M~ ~_~e} ,?o.\~\\'\~ - ~ ~~ lS f<\..O Q.,~(\, f;} }<\QL6.. ~o~ 2- ~0vS ~~\~. 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For some time now we have worried about this dangerous situation for school children, all the more so since our windows face in the direction (looking up the hill) where we observe the kids, their walking habits, their antics, and so forth. Finally, seeing the first early snowflakes this weekend, we resolved (before real winter arrives) to call these conditions to the attention of the city council in order that you, or your representatives, might decide whether or not these concerns have merit and whether or not parked cars should be allowed on Highwood street and on Lee street, most especially on Lee street where most of the children walk to school. ProDosed solution. There is a simple and reasonable solution that would correct the present situation made dangerous for drivers and especially so for school children. The only persons who would be inconvenienced by this solution are the drivers of the approximately 18-25 cars parked regularly on these streets, but that inconvenience is easily remedied if these persons resort to the parking lots provided for them by the hospitals. The relative inconvenience, in any case, pales in contrast to the safety of Lincoln School children. The following seems to offer a workable solution: For the citv: To post signs allowing two-hour parking only (which would allow visitors to the houses on the streets to park on occasion but would discourage habitual all-day parking from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., the hours that make walking dangerous for school children. After watching kids going to and fro under these conditions, we strongly recommend that the city council take some action to better accomodate drivers of cars and especially Lincoln School children walking; that is, to ensure safe conditions on these narrow streets before the onset of another winter. sincerely yours, ~~~4 Sarah Hanley ~iJh.,~ PTA Malcolm Rohrbough W~~~ ~. d;w€- u'tlw-~), 5tfvwtJ ~ JIA.j y/- I 'i ~~~ J!-,. ,/"-L ft/1vY'\ '1 / ~ 3 VI Let,frwr copies to: Principal, President, Lincoln School Lincoln School ftrC-/2. S.(hfJ/2/IJr ~ 31./ ic,= skeel $d6 " 1 I , , .; , :.; .'.. :i " , '" "~\ )~ , "'I , 1 , i 1 sarah Hanley Malcolm Rohrbough 422 Lee street Iowa city, Iowa 52246 November 10, 1992 , , , city council Iowa city, Iowa 52240 I I I ~1' ,€' j 11~~edi I ~ee ~~t"t i '"' r.3 Re: Danaerous traffic conditions for drivers and for Lincoln School Children walkina on Lee Street and on Hiahwood Street (52246) To the city council, Iowa city: Traffic Datterns. We wish to draw your attention to a situation that has become dangerous in the last two years due to newly developed public parking habits on Lee street and Highwood street. During the last two years employees at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Veterans Hospital, who do not wish to use institutional parking places available near those buildings, park regularly on these two streets from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. In effect, parking on these streets has turned them into a public parking area. since these streets are extraordinarily narrow, dangerous driving conditions prevail: two moving cars are barely able to ' pass on Highwood and Lee streets; a car and a truck, or mail truck, have great difficulty in passing; and a car and the bus (which frequents Lee street twice an hour) cannot pass without one vehicle waiting. These conditions, needless to say, are worse in the winter. Given this tendency toward pu~lic parking on the right side of Lee street (approached from Park Road), it is especially dangerous for motorists as they reach the top of the hill where there is a blind spot and meet vehicles coming from the other direction where for just one block there are No Parking signs, making it appear to them that there is plenty of space to pass. This is an area where many of us have had near accidents on more than one occasion. In the wintertime, when some parents drive their children to Lincoln School in bad weather, or when persons at the bottom of the hill try to make it to the top in ice and snow, the danger of oncoming vehicles at the top of the hill (at the blind spot) is exacerbated. This situation in itself is hazardous enough, but when the presence of the elementary school children going to and from Lincoln School is considered, it is our opinion that the city is courting a disaster, especially on Lee street, where accidents involving school children have already occurred. Lincoln School children. Those of us who live on Highwood and on Lee Street are sensitive to the special situation we encounter daily---the presence of elementary school children who , i ~ot' .- ~, - - ... ',-. .... w .... ......, 1 I , , , ' 3 close enough to touch when passing by on a l6-foot-wide street where cars are parked up on one side and the sidewalk is \~ comprised of only 3 or 4 feet on at the other side. \Jt,~ 1. \t 9. We have witnessed a series near-tragic consequences ~~\"~\)G.";) wrought by the above conditions. For some time now we have worried about this dangerous situation for school children, all the more so since our windows ,~ face in the direction (looking up the hill) where we observe the #~ kids, their ~alking habits, their an~ics, and so forth. Finally, seeing the flrst early snowflakes thlS weekend, we resolved (before real winter arrives) to call these conditions to the attention of the city Council in order that you, or your representatives, might decide whether or not these concerns have merit and whether or not parked cars should be allowed on Highwood street and on Lee street, most especially on Lee street where most of the children walk to school. proDosed solution. There is a simple and reasonable solution that would correct the present situation made dangerous for drivers and especiallY so for school children. The only persons who would be inconvenienced by this solution are the drivers of the approximately 18-25 cars parked regularly on these streets, but that inconvenience is easily remedied if these persons resort to the parking lots provided for them by the hospitals. The relative inconvenience, in any case, pales in contrast to the safety of Lincoln School children. The following seems to offer a workable solution: ), ~J. " ~J " , I: For the citv: To post signs allowing two-hour parking only (which would allow visitors to the houses on the streets to park on occasion but would discourage habitual all-day parking from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., the hours that make walking dangerous for school children. After watching kids going to and fro under these conditions, we strongly recommend that the city council take some action to better accomodate drivers of cars and especially Lincoln School children walking; that is, to ensure safe conditions on these narrow streets before the onset of another winter. ~1t\.1\111'~ ]) E' L I ~ loR G I ~ .,e.r, 1 "-eMt 1t?~ I,..ee si-t.,1.C.sZ2.1I6 sincerely yours, ~~:::Jj~ Sarah Hanley ~ MuA1jz Malcolm Rohrbough copies to: Principal, Lincoln School president, Lincoln School PTA -- ;2508, ~, ~~f\j\y ~..,.Q/-;(74, :l,~Jw.-,/~ ~ f'~'" ~ ~ ~A-.- " . ~~"Vi-~"J,L>>-'-t2--I.4"/I.~, . J~~ ~~ ~1s ...-.f~ ~~ S~I ~... t!: 117/-.n- ~~" .s~~t.:4.~'r-f~fv~' ~ ' --- "i Sarah Hanley (\ -r .J . Malcolm Rohrbough ~ ~ 422 Lee Street Ij-Jr k >t. Iowa city, Iowa 52246 November 10, 1992 city Council Iowa city, Iowa 52240 Re: Danqerous traffic conditions for drivers and for Lincoln school Children wa1kinq on Lee Street and on Hiqhwood Street 1522461 To the city Council, Iowa city: Traffic Datterns. We wish to draw your attention to a situation that has become dangerous in the last two years due to newly developed public parking habits on Lee street and Highwood street. During the last two years employees at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Veterans Hospital, who do not wish to use institutional parking places available near those buildings, park regularly on these two streets from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. In effect, parking on these streets has turned them into a public parking area. $ince these streets are extraordinarily narrow, dangerous driving conditions prevail: two moving cars are barely able to pass on Highwood and Lee streets; a car and a truck, or mail truck, have great difficulty in passing; and a car and the bus (which frequents Lee street twice an hour) cannot pass without one vehicle waiting. These conditions, needless to say, are worse in the winter. Given this tendency toward public parking on the right side of Lee street (approached from Park Road), it is especially dangerous for motorists as they reach the top of the hill where there is a blind spot and meet vehicles coming from the other direction where for just one block there are No Parking signs, making it appear to them that there is plenty of space to pass. This is an area where many of us have had near accidents on more than one occasion. In the wintertime, when some parents drive their children to Lincoln School in bad weather, or when persons at the bottom of the hill try to make it to the top in ice and snow, the danger of oncoming vehicles at the top of the hill (at the blind spot) is exacerbated. This situation in itself is hazardous enough, but when the presence of the elementary school children going to and from Lincoln School is considered, it is our opinion that the city is courting a disaster, especially on Lee Street, where accidents involving school children have already occurred. Lincoln School children. Those of us who live on Highwood and on Lee Street are sensitive to the special situation we encounter daily---the presence of elementary school children who .02S0t 'I 1 , I I i I ; ; I I I i I i , ~. ~), ~j 3 close enough to touch when passing by on a 16-foot-wide street where cars are parked up on one side and the sidewalk is comprised of only 3 or 4 feet on at the other side. 9. We have witnessed a series near-tragic consequences wrought by the above conditions. For some time now we have worried about this dangerous situation for school children, all the more so since our windows face in the direction (looking up the hill) where we observe the kids, their walking habits, their antics, and so forth. Finally, seeing the first early snowflakes this weekend, we resolved (before real winter arrives) to call these conditions to the attention of the city council in order that you, or your representatives, might decide whether or not these concerns have merit and whether or not parked cars should be allowed on Highwood street and on Lee street, most especially on Lee street where most of the children walk to school. Proposed solution. There is a simple and reasonable solution that would correct the present situation made dangerous for drivers and especially so for school children. The only persons who would be inconvenienced by this solution are the drivers of the approximately 18-25 cars parked regularly on these streets, but that inconvenience is easily remedied if these persons resort to the parking lots provided for them by the hospitals. The relative inconvenience, in any case, pales in contrast to the safety of Lincoln School children. The following seems to offer a workable solution: For the citv: To post signs allowing two-hour parking only ~ (which would allow visitors to the houses on the streets to park \ ~'IV 'on occasion but would discourage habitual all-day parking from ~~;~~ 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., the hours that make walking dangerous for (;;?' school children. I tr; . After watching kids going to and fro under these conditions, : r{. /' we strongly recommend that the city Council take some action to ) better accomodate drivers of cars and especially Lincoln School children walking; that is, to ensure safe conditions on these narrow streets before the onset of another winter. Sincerely yours, _,.J~-v(/~ Sarah Hanley ~'U4 ~ty' calm Rohrbough ,~' v w. l2-~t ~ Lv 4v~~ n ~~. ~~ ~~~/~VwJVM.J~W~~.f~. 71..v~~/l~<"1/J1r-,'P' ~~~~ ~'A~~,lt/~~~ ;;SoK copies to: Principal, President, PTA Lincoln School Lincoln School , " " 1 , ,'j " " , ! ;' ., " ( " :; ~ i :) 1 " .~ ... .~ ~~\. ~~ 1 I , , 3 close enough to touch when passing by on a 16-foot-wide street where cars are parked up on one side and the sidewalk is comprised of only 3 or 4 feet on at the other side. 9. We have witnessed a series near-tragic consequences wrought by the above conditions. For some time now we have worried about this dangerous situation for school children, all the more so since our windows face in the direction (looking up the hill) where we observe the kids, their walking habits, their antics, and so forth. Finally, seeing the first early snowflakes this weekend, we resolved (before real winter arrives) to call these conditions to the attention of the city Council in order that you, or your representatives, might decide whether or not these concerns have merit and whether or not parked cars should be allowed on Highwood street and on Lee street, most especially on Lee street where most of the children walk to school. ProDosed solution. There is a simple and reasonable solution that would correct the present situation made dangerous for drivers and especially so for school children. The only persons who would be inconvenienced by this solution are the drivers of the approximately 18-25 cars parked regularly on these streets, but that inconvenience is easily remedied if these persons resort to the parking lots provided for them by,the hospitals. The relative inconvenience, in any case, pales in contrast to the safety of Lincoln School children. The following seems to offer a workable solution: For the citv: To post signs allowing two-hour parking only (which would allow visitors to the houses on the streets to park on occasion but would discourage habitual all-day parking from 7 a.m. to,4 p.m., the hours that make walking dangerous for school children. I i I ,I After watching kids going to and fro under these conditions, we strongly recommend that the city council take some action to better accomodate drivers of cars and especially Lincoln School children walking; that is, to ensure safe conditions on these' narrow streets before the onset of another winter. sincerely yours, ~~D.j4 Sarah Hanley ~MA1j~ Malc~lm Rohrbough ! / J P1~.t-c~."~~ ~~ ~ I ,: ij~ ~a ~ -U.AP(/~u/:.-V~ -I)&u~ , q -53 #-<;k~ ;;j5()8 copies to: Principal, President, PTA Lincoln School Lincoln School - -. -...-~------....,..----~-- ~. 0~~~" . - . .. . ... . ~ ....., 1 , "'I I , ' 1 Sarah Hanley Malcolm Rohrbough 422 Lee street Iowa city, Iowa 52246 :1 ~ IMJ- INz. b I w.o. J<i>>fl L{, da..~()LIJ, 0J\.tJl 6h.ou.uJ, ~ fUYtJ201.fe.d I&ht~ SfrLiCiA To the city Council, Iowa City: LJ30 ~ Sf ! . . -LeilV(). uJ:u i Traffic Datterns. We wlsh to draw your attentlon to a 'J I situation that has become dangerous in the last two years due to \ newly developed public parking habits on Lee street and Highwood '. street. During the last two years employees at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Veterans Hospital, who do not wish to use institutional parking places available near those buildings, park regularly on these two streets from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. In effect, parking on these streets has turned them into a public parking area. since these streets are extraordinarily narrow, dangerous driving conditions prevail: two moving cars are barely able to pass on Highwood and Lee streets; a car and a truck, or mail truck, have great difficulty in passing; and a car and the bus (which frequents Lee street twice an hour) cannot pass without one vehicle waiting. These conditions, needless to say, are worse in the winter. November 10, 1992 city Council Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Re: Danqerous traffic conditions for drivers and for Lincoln School Children walkinq on Lee Street and on Hiqhwood street (52246) Given this tendency toward public parking on the right side of Lee street (approached from Park Road), it is especially dangerous for motorists as they reach the top of the hill where there is a blind spot and meet vehicles corning from the other direction where for just one block there are No Parking signs, making it appear to them that there is plenty of space to pass. This is an area where many of us have had near accidents on more than one occasion. In the wintertime, when some parents drive their children to Lincoln School in bad weather, or when persons at the bottom of the hill try to make it to the top in ice and snow, the danger of oncoming vehicles at the top of the hill (at the blind spot) is exacerbated. This situation in itself is hazardous enough, but when the presence of the elementary school children going to and from Lincoln School is considered, it is our opinion that the city is courting a disaster, especially on Lee Street, where accidents involving school children have already occurred. Lincoln School children. Those of us who live on Highwood and on Lee Street are sensitive to the special situation we encounter daily---the presence of elementary school children who OlSIJ8 - -, - .r ~. ~~) ~6 - - r!"CUn:1 '."., li-" Ii!; ....} " hl",,'_, 92 riOV 23 PH 12: 51, CITY CLEf)" 10"f' ,1\ iri'\ CITY,/OW:\ 327 Blackhowk st. Io\~a Ci ty, Iowa 52246 November 19" 1992 To the City Council of Iowa City. Dear concerned fellow citizens: I would like to call your attention to a situation in my neighborhood that threatens the safety of the children walking to and from Lincoln School on Lee street between River street and Park Road. Lee is a narrow street and the Qfi1y sidewalk is also narrower than a standard walk. Only a 6" curb separates it from the street, which means that the Manvi 11e Heights bus!as it plunges down the steep slope to Park road) is only inches away from the boisterous clusters of children on their way home. Heavy undergrowth and a steep drop off border the east side of this sidewalk, A soli d 1 i ne of parlled cars (presumably from hospi ta 1 employees) along the west side of Lee street allow the bus very little room to maneuver away from the children. In fact a car coming up the hill must wait for the bus to pass. The situation in winter when we have heavy snows is much worse. The sidewalk is seldom cleared for several days. The snow plow crew, avoiding the parked cars, has no choice but to angle the blade to deliver the snow onto the sidewalk. Then many little feet tramp the snow into a narrow canyon of uneven icy humps which melts off very slowly and in fact serves as a runoff for melt water from driveways at the top of the hi 11 . I know from experi ence how s 1 i ppery it can be. A simple action on your part would help the situation a lot. All parking should be prohibited on that section of Lee street. Also the City snow removal crew should be instructed to turn the plow blade so as to deliver the snow to the west side of the street. Thanll you for your attention.,t0' this proposal. Ol.St)f "','1 ., , , , ' , i I I I i i l. 'i, ;i , , :'! ,0 " ;'1 ;1 '" I ~ ,I :r . .~ , ,.i j " 1 ( ;t , :,j 1 , , :. 'I \ I I i , ' , '.. \~\ ~~. f:, t, , -, 'I , ' I~O;)'W~ ~O- ~ 5J,J.,C/ S- - ' ;!-/~-7l- ~ '1Y}1. ~) e.n ~~t v-1 (L ~ 0 (1,-,: ~ ~ ~ 'to Tk.e.. Pr~~s 6'h'~ uJ luo'l tLj~.V-lL UY\'~ /1t"/.A.i~ t.f ~ ~ ' . 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OJ~=' ';3(1)6- o.cO aU::l" "Cl olE c:: ~ III E o III "Cl 0 0 ~ "Cl >0 ol ._ N III e" C ... ::l 0\ ::l c: ,~ ol.c c:: 0 ol C SIllCOU~~(" ii~.9gc::o.o(; U U.S U .9 -S J:: oS 'B go> ~ ~ ~ bt:ao C! t: '.:: ~nU . III .t-' I ... III ...... .. ~. i,' ~N\ :~u~ November 2, 1992 ~~ CITY OF IOWA CITY TO: The Honorable Mayor and the city council RE: civil Service Entrance Examination - Maintenance Worker I - Refuse I' ! i I I \ I , ~ f ( ~ ~ " 1 ~ , i I i l [ I " '. l , We, the undersigned members of the civil Service commission of Iowa city, Iowa, do hereby certify the following named person(s) in the order of their standing as eligible for the position of Maintenance Worker I - Refuse. Lynn Haines Hired: 10{12{92 CIVIL ATTEST: ~~~A') R: ~~ Marian Karr, city Clerk 410 EAST WASIIINOTON STREET' IOWA CITY, IOWA 522.0.1126' (319) )56.5000' FAX 1l19) 35605009 ~/O .. ' ... "., . .... "'. .......' ....~...... ,I , ' , I j ! I j ~ I 1 l '.. 'fl;~--V) November 2, 1992 ! j , I i i I I ~&,.. CITY OF IOWA CITY TO: The Honorable Mayor and the city Council RE: civil Service Entrance Examination - Maintenance Worker III - Parts Clerk - Equipment We, the undersigned members of the civil Service Commission of Iowa city, Iowa, do hereby certify the following named person(s)in the order of their standing as eligible for the position of Maintenance Worker III - Parts Clerk - Equipment. Ron Stoner Hired: 10/05/92 ATTEST: ~d/1J ,f ~J Marian Karr, city Clerk M .10 EAST WASIlINOTON STREET. IOWA CITY, IOWA '224001826' (J19) 356-5000. FAX (119) 356.'009 d5// ", ,.... '.' .'",,', .,.'.,."~;,,.;,.:;..,, "", I ..':,c.;",;I....,.'. "" .. \'1 -'I , i I I I I I l j \ 1 , I 1 , l ! I I 'I \' [ 1 ,j I I I I I I j ',I, '" }t) ';~ , City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Date: November 18, 1992 To: The Honorable Mayor and City Council 'From: James Brachlel, Traffic Engineer Re: Parking Prohibition on the East Side of the 800 Block of South Capitol Street As directed by Section 23.16 of the Municipal Code of Iowa City, this Is to advise you of the following action: ACTION: Pursuant to Section 23-234 of the Municipal Code of Iowa City, the City Traffic Engineer will direct the Installation of NO PARKING ANY TIME signs on the east side of the 800 block of South Capitol Street. This action will take place on or shortly after December 2, 1992. COMMENT: This action Is being taken at the request of the abutting commercial activities. There are several, parking areas In this area which access onto S. Capitol Street over a rollover style curb. , Unregulated parking on the block face creates problems for vehicles turning onto and off of South, Capitol Street. The action noted above will promote the safe movement of traffic along South Capitol Street and the safe entry of traffic from parking areas onto South Capitol Street. tp3-1 ',::,:01';,.1.1:) ":'.',',DI ','\ITI' ,',i.I:J 8;; :CIIU U I /101/ ZG " rl ; "'1 , . f." , ":'1 , , , I ,{ , L.:..: , i I I i 1 ) , , 1 ! i1 i & , ~ :i I ;~ , ~ t 1 , ~ , I I ~ 1 , 1 I I I , i ~/d-, .'-.,,',......,..."'......'.... ....... ','