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STATE OF THE CITY ADDRESS
Presented by: Darrel G. Courtney, Meyor
At the Regular Meeting of the City Council of Iowa City
February 23, 1993
I am naturally inclined to focus on our most recent successes as indicators of the "state" of
the City of Iowa City. However, while our yeer-by-year accomplishments are certainly
important, the overall state of the City can best be illustrated by looking at where we are now
in relationship to where we want to go.
Looking forward to the future, we try to project as well as influence the direction we will take.
We have found that making accurate projections can be very difficult. Our 18 % + population
growth rate during the 1980s was fully three times what was projected as late as 1988. We
are currently considering the voluntary annexation of more than 650 acres near the east and
southeast corporate limits. The school district has made a. decision to locate a new
elementary school in Iowa City near the far west limits. We have begun to look at the
extension of Scott Boulevard and First Avenue to the north, both of which will accommodate
and encourage future development on the City's northeast side. There is likely to be
continuing interest in the annexation of land south of the City which can now be served with
sanitary sewer due to the location of the new wastewater treatment plant. All of these
prospects make it very difficult to accurately project where and when major development will
occur.
Federal and State mandates will continue to weigh heavily in determining future priorities. We
will spend approximately $13 million on required ammonia removal from our wastewater, and
perhaps as much as $17 million on the South River Corridor Interceptor Sewer, which will
connect the two existing treatment plans and enhance our ability to most efficiently meet the
ammonia removal and other federal standards. The Federal Safe Drinking Water Act also
imposes new standards which will require expenditures of $16-$30 million for upgrading our
water treatment facilities or constructing an entirely new facility. Further, new standards for
storm water discharge may require significant expenditures to attain compliance. Finally, we
have been literally bombarded with new federal and state requirements for landfill operations
during the past decade, and these mandates, along with their resulting expenses, are likely
to continue. Our resident users of all these services will pay tens of millions of dollars to
satisfy these mandates, yet none will result in any significant increase in the current levels of
service.
We must keep all these things in mind as we focus on local initiatives. How should we
allocate our remaining resources 1 Local mandates, in the form of commitments made by this
end prior councils, include maintenance of existing infrastructure and current services,
Certeinly, these top our list of priorities. It is within this framework that we begin to
recognize and understand how we can stren,gthen and preserve the many positiye aspects of
Iowa City as a community and build upon those strengths in shaping our future.
Among the current initiatives we have undertaken are the addition of a 473 car parking garage
to alleviate some of our downtown parking congestion; a site evaluation and relocation
feasibility study'for the municipal airport; development of a financial assurance program for
the lowe City landfill; a study to identify future water resources and an evaluation of our
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existing water distribution system; creation and implementation of our Comprehensive
Housing Affordability Strategies; creation of a neighborhood open space planning committee;
curbside separation and collection of recycleble waste; analysis of our stormwater drainage
and collection system; and others that time does not permit me to enumerate. None of these
is more important, however, than our effort toward managing growth and economic
development, both in Iowa City and in cooperation with surrounding communities. We, have
been very successful in the '80s and early '90s in attracting desirable new business and
industry and, most importantly, in encouraging existing industries to expand locally. Much
of our success can be attributed to our excellent cooperative relationship with the Iowa City
Area Development group, the Iowa City-Coralville Chamber of Commerce, the University of
Iowa, and our neighboring cities including Coralville and North Liberty. In addition, we
continue to enjoy the benefits of a very positive spirit of cooperation with the City of Cedar
Rapids in promoting the Cedar Rapids-Iowa City Corridor.
It is vital that we continue and improve our efforts in this vein. We experienced growth and
prosperity during the '80s in direct contrast to what occurred in most other areas of the state.
If we ask ourselves why, we can only conclude that we have something very positive going
for us.
Our local business and industrial community is solid and diverse. Leaders within thet
community demonstrate a willingness to invest time and resources in a host of community
service and betterment efforts. Further, they clearly recognize their common interest in
supporting a wide variety of local initiatives, in spite of the fact that many of them in their
businesses are in direct competition with one another.
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We have a citizen populetion willing to speak out, be involved, and become part of the
solution to community problems. Numerous service organizations, interest groups, and
neighborhood associations promote individual involvement in community affairs and help
convince each citizen that he or she can be heard and can make a difference. I believe this
serves as an ettraction to enyone who is looking for an active, vibrant, progressive community
in which to locate their business.
I don't have to tell you that this is a thriving community and a desirable place to call home.
We hear that from each other on a daily basis. We like Iowa City and that's why we are here.
But we do need to stop and reflect from time to time and renew our commitments as citizens
and elected policy mekers, We all need to allocate our resources so that future generations
can enjoy what we enjoy now. We are under numerous mandates from federal and state
governments regarding where much of our resources will be expended. That they often
govern by dictate rather than by exemple cannot be allowed to discourage us. Our budget
is belanced, our debt is manageable, and we are comfortable that future generations of Iowa
Citians will not have to pay for our poor economic policies. In view of our many mandates,
a partial freeze on general tax revenues. and increasing demands for services, we are truly
challenged to utilize our remaining resources wisely. We will soon be looking at a list of
capital improvement projects to be considered between now and the year 2000. We will
attempt to establish priorities based on our needs and available resources over that entire
period. This is one way we will continue to look to where we are going in the future to give
us guidance in making our decisions today.
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Where do we want to gO? The answers one might receive to this question would be as
divarse as the City itself. There are those who would have us stop right here, keep everything
as is, and have little or no further growth and developmant. There are othars who would take
the opposite view and proclaim unbridled growth with the sky tha limit as to the size of the
City. Both philosophies have shortfalls. No growth in Iowa with its rollback tax structure
means falling backward, resulting in losses of servicas and necessary amenities. Rapid growth
has its costs for infrastructure as well as environmental, neighborhood, historic, and aesthetic
costs.
We as policy makers must recogniza thesa limitations on bc:h ends and balance tha effacts
of each issue that comes before us. We must have a vision of what the City should be in
2000, 2010 and beyond and occasionally make some hard decisions that shape the future of
the whole community. the citizens, the neighborhoods, the industries, the businesses, the
University of Iowa, tha hospitals and the schools. Each must enter into the formula and be
given consideration. These are all important elaments of the City and none can be ignored or
neglectad if we are to be successful in shaping the future of this community in a'manner
which will preserve the many attractions and amenities we enjoy today.
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SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS JANUARY 31, 1993.
TAXES
STREET USE LICENSES
FINES & FORFEITURES
CHARGES FOR SERVICES
INTERGOVERNMENT REV.
USE OF MONEY & PROP.
MISCELLANEOUS REV.
315,516.40
40,049.25
51,795.90
1,350,944.84
. 599,124.54
493,237.95
1,813,470.53
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GRAND TOTAL REVENUES
ALL FUNDS
4,664,139.41
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A SNARP PUBLICATION 6.95 BOOKS (CAT ./CIR.)
A T & T 248.56 TELEPHONE RENTAL
A'T & T CtllHUNICATJONS 506.22 LONG OISTANCE CALLS
A.R. T. STUDIO CLAY CCIIPANY 91.62 RECREATIONAL SUPP.
AlA MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS INC 511.60 REPAIR OF STRUCTURE
AlA PRIORITY VIOEO 40.95 VIOEO RECORDINGS
MOS 45.45 EOUC./TRAINING SUPP.
AOJUSTlNG JOURNAL ENTRY 7,994.90 OEC POSTAL CHARGES
AOV~NCEO ELECTRICAL SERVICES 306.66 OTHER REPAIR & MAINT
AERO RENTAL 6.45 EQUIPMENT RENTAL
AIR COOLED ENGINE SERVICES 902.42 GREASE & OIL
ALCO CAPITAL RESOURCE INC 1,003.64 EQUIPMENT RENTAL
ALL PETS VETERINARY CLINIC 67.50 VETERINARY SERVICE
ALLIANCE MEOICAL 882.00 OTHER VEH. EQUIP.
AlIBROSE VIOEO PUBLISHING 559.23 NON-FICTJON VIOEO
AlIERlCAN BUSINESS INFORMATJON 3,080.00 MICRD-CCIIPUTER
AlIERlCAN OIGITAL SYSTEMS INC 15,921.08 MINI'COMPUTER
AlIERlCAN FORESTS 40.00 DUES & MEHBERSHIPS
AlIERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION 79.96 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.l
AllER I CAN LOCKER SECURITY 135 . 75 MINOR EQUIP. REP MAT
AlIERlCAN MEDIA CORPORATION 292.93 BOOKS (CAT ./CIR.)
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ANSIlER IOIIA, INC. 126.40 PAGING I
ANTIQUE TRUNK CO. 9.50 BOOKS (CAT ./CIR.) !
ARATEX SERVICES, INC. 1,495.45 LAUNDRY SERVICE
ARREST LA~ BULLETIN 59.80 REFERENCE MATERIAL
ART STORE 30.00 GRAPHIC SUPPLIES
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ASTRONOMICAL OATA SERVICE 17.90 PRINT/REFERENCE
AT&T/US ~EST COHN .03 LONG DIST CALLS
AUNTIE LEE'S KITCHEN 20.95 VIDEO RECORDINGS
AUSTIN, LORI 47.50 I NSJRUCTOR/OFF I CIATE
BACON PAMPHLET SERVICE, INC 141.11 PAHPHLET FILE HATER.
BAKER ANO TAYLOR BOOKS 8,989.06 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.)
BAKER AND TAYLOR CONTINUATION 1,585.68 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.)
BAKER PAPER CO, INC 191.69 SANITATION SUPP.
BANKERS AOVERTISING CO. 1,296.26 EOUC./TRAINING SUPP.
8ANTAM OOUBLEOAY DELL 225.00 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.)
BARBARA'S BAKE SHOPPE 44.75 FOOO
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BARROH HOTOR SUPPLY 60.64 AHIMAL SUPPLIES
BARROH'S EDUCATIOHAL SERIES 51.06 CLASSIFIED AV
BATSOH, ECHO H 174.00 IHSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
BEASLEY, BRUCE O. 94.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFF I CIATE
BEST BUY CO 10,736.69 EDP HONITORS/OISPLAY
BEST RENT ALL 10.70 EQUIPHENT RENTAL
BIG TEN OFFICE 10.00 PRINT/REFERENCE
BLACKBOURN, INC 588.40 AllllO VISUAL SUPP.
BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELO 3,469.53 DENTAL INSURANCE
BOGNER ENTERTAINHENT INC. 19.90 VIDEO RECORDINGS
BOOKS ON TAPE 10.61 CLASSIFIED AV
BOIlERS, PAUL 70.00 SAFETY SNOES
BRAD & BOB'S TEE'VEE 249.00 TOOLS & HINOR EQUIP.
SREDMAN, BRYAH 81.50 PARKING
BREESE CO., IHC. 12.87 LUMBER/HARDWARE
BROADBAHD OEPOSIT -30,000.00 REVERSE JE 1207B
BROTHERTON, POLLY 196.50 HISC. SUPPLIES
BROlIN TRAFFIC PROOUCTS, IHC. 712.50 TRAFFIC cm. IHPROV
BROlIN, KEN 140.00 REGISTRATION
BUCS 43.00 CCilPACT DISC
BI!IGETED TRAHSFERS AJE 154,332.06 AIRPORT OPER. SUBS
BUHGER, HICHELE A 14.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFF I CIATE
BURGE, GARY 99.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFF I CIATE
BUITER~RTN 2B.76 PRINT/REFERENCE
CAPABILITY'S BOOKS 15.39 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.)
CAPITOL FORO HEW NOLLANO INC 130.11 HINOR EQUIP. REP MAT
CAREER TRACK,INC 9B.00 REGISTRATION
\ CO OHE STOP 61.50 CCilPACT OISC
CEDAR RAPIDS FIRE 195.00 REGISTRATION
CEDAR RAPIDS FIRE SAFETY 455.00 REGISTRATION
CEDAR RAPIDS GAZETTE, INC. 181./,0 SUBSCRIPTIONS
CEDAR RAPIDS JANITDRIAL SUPPLY 180.00 SANITATION SUPP.
CELLULAR PLUS 163.56 PHONE EQUIP.. CHARGES
CHARLIE'S WELDING SERVICE 16.00 HINOR EQUIP. REPAIR
CHIVERS NORTH AMERICA 20.00 LIBRARY MATER. REP.
CIP FUNDING FOR JAN 93 37,300.10 GEN FND CD NON GRANT
CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. 293.99 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
CITY OF I.C.LIBRARY 256.97 SEWER
CITY OF IOIIA CITY 476.74 SEWER
CITY PARK 70.42 SEWER
CITY SEWER SERVICE 105.00 REP OF ELECTRIC/PLBG
CITY SWEEPER 54.60 WATER
CITY VIDEO PROOUCTlONS 17.95 VIDEO RECORDINGS
CITYBLUE TECI/HOLOGIES 96.B6 OFFICE SUPPLIES
CLARK BOARDMAH CALLAGHAN 79.88 SUBSCRIPTlOHS
CLERICAL RECAP 6,m.15 PAYROLL OB'JAH.93
COATES, VERNOH 100.00 UNIFORN ALLOIIAHCE
COHH, GARY B3.92 OTHER EDP HARDWARE
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CRISIS CENTER
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D.H.I., INC.
DAEDALUS BOOKS
DAILY IOIIAN
DAN'S OVERHEAD DOORS & HORE
DARE A!!ERICA
DARREL COORTNEY 270069
DATA SOURCE HEDIA
DATATlHES
DAVE LONG PROTECTIVE PROOUCTS
DAVIN SYSTEMS
DAWSON, BILL
DAYDREAMS
DEC LF CHARGES FOR CITY ACCTS
DEMCO
DES MOINES REGISTER
DIALOG INFORMATION SERVICES
DICK BLICK
DICK GRELL 122006
DIETZ, KIH
DIRECT CINEMA LTD
DIVERST FLEET INC
DIXON, HARY LEE
DIII\ESTIC VIOLENCE INTERVENTION
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23.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
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219.01 REPAIR OF STRUCTURE
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84.15 .INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
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ERNST & YOUNG 10,800.00 ANNUAL AUllIT
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FAY'S FIRE EQUIPHENT, INC. 106.50 FIRE EXT. & REFILLS
FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP. 15.50 COORIERS
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FIDLAR & CHAMBERS 9~.55 SUBSCRIPTIONS
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FORSMAN, AIHEE J 80.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
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GRIDER -9.50 PURCHASES fOR RESALE
GROLIER EOUCATlONAL CORP. 29.00 BOOKS (CAT./REf.)
GRUBE, VICKY 320.00 INSTRUCTOR/Off I CIATE
GUAHm, EDER 264.GO INSTRUCTOR/Offl CIA TE
HACAP 18.00 IIEALS WGII-TRAVEL)
HACH BROTHERS CO INC 234.94 SANITATION SUPP.
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HALL, DAVE 25.50 I HSTRUCTOR/Off I CIATE
HAPPY JOE'S 600.00 fOOO
HARDUARE SPECIALIST, LTD. 98.90 LUIIBER/HARDUARE
HARGRAVE IICELEHEY -3,960.00 SALE Of #854
HARPER COLLINS PUBLISHERS 105.65 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.)
IIAVERTAPE, 8RADLEY J -m.oo AKERS-BOOTS 92251
HAUKEYE AREA COMMUNITY ACTIOH 1,500.00 AID TO AGENCIES
HAUKEYE LUIIBER CO -35.00 RECORDIHG fEES
HAUKEYE LUIIBER CO., IHC. 180.36 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
HAUKEYE IlELD & REPAIR 174 . 66 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
HAYEK, HAYEK & BROUH 657.80 ATTORNEY SERVICES
HA2ARDOOS HATERIALS TRAINING & 70.00 DUES & IIEIIBERSHIPS
HE lIT, JOHN 37.50 DUES & IIEIIBERSHIPS
HELLAHD, DAVE 154.00 COMPACT DISC
HENRY LOOIS, INC. 104.57 AUDIO VISUAL REP HAT
HERTZBERG'NEU IIETIIOD 5.00 LIBRARY HATER. REP.
HEULETT, HARK 85.00 IIISC. SUPPLIES
HIBBARD DAYlYN M 128.25 INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE
HIGHBRIDGE COMPANY 103.13 NON-fiCTION VIDEO
HILL 8EN -32.49 SIGN INSTALLATlOH
HOLIDAY URECKER & CRANE SERVo 77.00 TOUING
I HOLLANDER PUBLISHING COMPANY 153.90 PRINT/REfERENCE
HOLliES, HARY 109.70 INSTRUCTOR/Off I CIATE
HOOSEL, HEATIIER R. 12.70 INSTRUCTOR/Off I CIA TE
HUffORD, KRISTY A 137.70 INSTRUCTOR/OFf ICIA TE
HULIIIG, DAVE 120.00 I NSTRUCTDR/Off I CIATE
HUIIRICHOOSE, GREG 100.00 UNifORM ALLOUANCE
I IIUNTZINGER, AL 142.50 INSTRUCTOR/Offl CIATE
HUNTZINGER, KATY L. 58.50 INSTRUCTOR/Off I CIATE
HURD, KEVIN 324.00 MISC. SUPPLIES
I S C I A 85.00 REGISTRATION
IAPELRA m.oo DUES & IIEMBERSHIPS
IC LANDSCAPIND 272579 123.50 NDN'CONTRACTJAL IIIPR
ICHA - RT 1,870.00 OTHER BENEfiTS
ICPD 7.50 PIIOTO COPIES
INGRAM 2,145.97 BODKS (CAL/CIR.)
INLAHDER'STEINDLER PAPER CO. 914.60 ICE CONTROL CHEM,
INSPECTOR CERTifiCATION 250.00 REGISTRATION
INSTITUTE fOR RESEARCH 64.50 PAMPHLET fiLE MATER.
INTER-SKI SERVICES INC 15.95 PRINT/REFERENCE
INTERNATIONAL CONfERENCE Of 95.00 CERTIfiCATIONS
INTERNATIONAL MUNICIPAL SIGNAL 150.00 OUES & MEMBERSHIPS
INTERTEC PUBLISHING CORP 25.92 PRINT/REFERENCE
INIl. CONf. OF BLOG. OffiCIALS 19G.00 CERTIfiCATIONS
INTL. SOCIETY Of ARBORICULTURE 90.00 DUES & NEIIBERSHIPS
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KAY VALLEY FILMS 124.80 NGNtCTlON VIDEO
KEATING, KEVIN 20.00 CERTIFICATIONS
KELLY, JONN L 170.00 PARKING
KINKADE, JULIANNE F. 219.50 I NSTRUCTOR/OFFl CIA TE
KIRKIIOOO COIIIIUNIlY COLLEGE 194.79 IIUTSIOE PRINTING
KNIGHT, HARILYN 117.5~ INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
KNOBBE, PATRICK 47..75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
KOVACINY, GREG 11.40 TRAVEL
K\JTSCH, PAllJ 47.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFF I CIA TE
L. L. PELLING CO., INC. 1,316.83 ASPHALT
LACINA, BARBARA 52.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
LADY SLIPPER, INC. 18.73 COMPACT DISC
LAKESHORE TECHNICAL COLLEGE 800.00 REGISTRATION
LANDAUER, INC. 111.96 TESTING SERVICES
LANTER CIlURIER CORP 26.30 FREIGHT
LEAGUE OF HillA MUNICIPALITIES 18.00 PRINT/CIRCULATING
LENOCH & CILEK TRUE VALUE 444.13 COFFEE SUPPLIES
LEO M. ELLEBRACHT 156.85 SAFETY CLOTHING
LEYIS SYSTEM OF JOYA, INC. 170.00 FlHANCIAL SERV & CHG
LIBRARY' '11.00 REFUHO TELEO I SC USA
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 23.00 PRINT/REFERENCE
LIND, EMILY 76.00 I~STRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
LIPPOLD, ERIK 120.00 MISC. SUPPLIES
LITTLE BROYN AND COMPANY 32.61 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.)
LOHMAN, SHERYL 75.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFF ICIATE
LONG OIST CHARGES .24 TRANS TO VAL ACCT
LONG ISLAND PROOUCTlONS INC 213.00 REFERENCE HATERI^L
LONG, SHELLEY A 85.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFF ICIATE
LONGLEY TIME SYSTEMS 36.34 OFFICE SUPPLIES
I LOIIENBERG, MICHAEL 67.50 INSTRUCTOR/OF F ICIA TE
LSTEHE 497.00 REGISTRATION
LUTZ, TNOMAS YILLIAM 5.40 YIlNESS fEE
M.P.I. HOME VIDEO 15.89 NON-FICTlON VIDEO
HACMILLAN PUBLISNING CO Z4Z.61 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.)
HAES CREATIVE CONCEPTS 37.95 NON.FICTION VIDEO
HANPOIIER 350.00 REGISTRATION
HARBERRY, CONSTANCE 137.00 I NSTRUCTOR/OFF I CIATE
HARTIN CHARLENE '50.00 ACOT REPAIR' PARTS
MAllHEY B~NOER & CO., INC. 164.60 SUBSCRIPTIONS
HAUFS 15.00 DUES & MENBERSH I PS
MAYORS YOUTN EMPLOYMENT PROG . 8,250.00 AID TO AGENCIES
MCC MIOYEST 27.17 RECREATIONAL SUPP.
MCCABE EQUIPMENT, INC. 94.06 MINOR EQUIP. REP MAT
MCFALL'S AUTO TRIM 68.45 MINOR EQUIP. REP MAT
MCKINNEY KAREN M 19.00 I NSTRUCTOR/OFF I C lATE
HEOTOX 94.50 TECHNICAL SERVICES
MEISTER PUBLISHING CO. 72.00 BOOK(S)
MELROSE GROlIP #1 5.00 BOOKS CCAT./CIR.)
MELROSE GROlIP #2 6.00 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.)
HERCAOO, EDDIE 57.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFF ICIATE
MERCY NOSPlTAL 797.60 MEDICAL SERVICE
MIO'AHFRICA'S MICROPROOUCTS 205.74 MISC. PERIPNERALS
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VENDOR NAME
AMooNT DESCRIPTION
PLANT CONNECTION
PLUMBERS SUPPLY CO.
PNEU-DART INC
POCH, YILlIAM
POLICE OFFICER GRIEVANCES
PRAIRE LIGKTS BOOKSTORE
PRATT
PRESTEGARD, KEVIN
PROGRESSIVE PHYSICAL TNERAPY
PUBLIC BROADCASTING SERVICE
PUBlI C I/IlRKS/ENGR
PYRAMID FILH AND VIDEO
PYRAMID SERVICES, INC.
QUALITY BOOKS INC
QUALITY ENGRAVED SIGNS
QUARTET
QUILL CORP.
R.C. BOOTH ENTERPRISES
RABY, PAMELA
RADIO SHACK
RAGBRAI MERCNAHDISE
RAND MCHAllY
RANDY ALLEN 268944
RAPE VICTlH ADVOCACY PROGRAH
RAPIDS INC
RECORDED BOOKS
RECREATION
RECREATION CENTER
RED CARPET TRAVEL
REED REFERENCE PUBLISHING
REGEHT 800K COOPAHY
REINER, MICHELLE
REMARKABLE PROOUCTS, IHC.
RESEARCM TECHNOLOGY INTERNAT
RIVER PROOUCTS CO.
RL POLK & COMPAHY
RNADY ALLEH 272382
ROBIHSON DEVELOPMENT
ROBINSON, TERRY
ROE HEATIHG & AIR
ROH STUTZMAN 272m
ROro'ROOTER
ROIJLEY, NANCY
RYDER TRUCK RmAL
RYPMA, DAN E
S & G MATERIALS
SAGAMORE PUBLISHING INC
SAMPLER RECORDS, LTD
SATASTAR C~UNICATlOHS
SCARLETT
SCHOENFELDER, JAMES
SCHOOL.mll.', INC.
157.25 NURSERY SERVICES
1,393.87 PLUMBING SUPPLIES
44.71 ANIMAL SUPPLIES
89.25 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
54.92 REFERENCE MATERIAL
235,88 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.)
169.34 A V EQUIP. REPAIR
36.74 UNIFDRH ALLOIJANCE
713.00 HEDICAL SERVICE
188.37 NON-FICTlON VIDEO
30.00 PHOTOCOPIES
241.00 NON'FICTION VIDEO
145.74 HINDR EQUIP. REP MAT
499.36 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.)
39.40 LUMBER/HARDYARE
34.95 NON'FICTION VIDEO
89.10 OFFICE SUPPLIES
51.48 PRINT/REFERENCE
85.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
623.49 DATA COIIHUN. EQUIP.
29.95 NON-FICTlON VIDEO
306.80 PRINT/REFERENCE
703.78 MARYlAND
3,000.00 AID TO AGENCIES
127.64 SANITATION EQUIP.
578.15 CASSETTE
103.26 BANK FEE
716.88 SEUER
238.00 AIR FARE
317.15 PRINT/REFERENCE
11.45 BOOK/CASSETTE
19.00 I NSTRUCTOR/OFFl CI ATE
22.80 OFFICE SUPPLIES
31.95 AUDIO VISUAL REP MAT
1,455.79 ROCK
198.00 PRINT/REFERENCE
136.27 CHICAGO
27.95 MAGNETIC HEDIA
145.00 REGISTRATION
1,145.78 REP OF HEATING EQUIP
618.18 CHICAGO
407.50 REPAIR OF STRUCTURE
12.00 TRAVEL
-502.09 BRIOGE ADMINISTRTN
120.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
1,238.85 OIRT
35.00 SUBSCRIPTIONS
126.00 COMPACT DISC
28.90 NON'FICTION VIOEO
-3.15. PURCHASES FOR RESALE
200.00 DUES & MEMBERSHIPS
103.69 NON-FICTION VIOEO
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VENGOR NAME AMooNT DESCRIPTION
SCHOON, DAVID 149.52 TRAVEL
SCHULTZ, KYLE 114.GO INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE
SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR CO I NC 97.00 REP & MAINT. TO BLOG
SCHUANN PUBLICATIONS . OPUS 24.95 PR I NT/REfERENCE
SCHUANN PLBLlCATIONS . SPECTR 19.95 PRINT/REfERENCE
SEARCH ANO SEIZURE BULLETIN 61.97 REfERENCE MATERIAL
SEARS, JEff 83.50 INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE
SECRETARY Of STATE 30.00 NOTARY BOND
SENIOR CENTER '56.28 LONG OISTANCE PHONE
SERVICE SYSTEMS INC 540.GG ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
SERVICEMASTER 3,652.88 REP & MAINT. TO BLOG
SHAY ELECTRIC 566.92 REP Of ELECTRIC/PLBG
SHERBURNE, JEANIE 47.5G INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE
SHERK\N STEVEN G 76.0Q INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE
SHERUIN.UILLlAMS CD. 142.65 PAINT & SUPPLIES
SHIRTS ILLUSTRATED 190.5B NISC. SUPPLIES
SHIVE'NATTERY ENGRS & ARCH INC 55.00 ENGINEERING SERVICES
SIEG-CEOAR RAPIDS CD. 10.60 BLDG. & CaNST. SUPP.
SIERRA DIGITAL 20.00 CooRIERS
SIERRA MORENO MERCANTILE CO. 74.32 !ooLS & MINOR EQUIP.
SILVER BUROETT PRESS 193.53 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.)
SIOUX SALES CD. 1,355.50 OTHER oPER. EQUIP.
SKILLPATH, INC 99.00 REGISTRATION
SLAGER APPLIANCES 16.18 MINOR EQUIP. REP MAT
SLOCUM EXCAVATING 1,045.00 EQUIPMENT SERVICE
SMITN, STEVEN L.T. 15.00 INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE
SMITHSONIAN BOOKS & RECORDING 19.05 COHPACT OISC
SOHMER, JESSICA 64.35 INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE
I SoNGLINE PRooUCTlONS 33.00 COHPACT 0 I SC
SooTHGATE DEVELoPMEN '50.00 RECORDING fEES
SPA21ANI, CAROL 131.10 ART REPROOUCTIONS
SQUIRE, EMILY J 85.50 INSTRUCTOR/OffiCIATE
STANOARD INSURANCE C '72.54 LifE INSURANCE
STATE HISTORIAL SOCIETY Of IA 18.00 PRINT/CIRCULATING
STATE OF IOIIA OIV. OF LABOR 59.00 REP & MAINT. TO BLOG
STATLER, FARREL 5.00 mNess FEE
STEINOLER ORTNOPEDIC CLINIC 35.00 MEDICAL SERVICE
STIERS CRAFTS AND NEEOLEIiORK 229.40 RECREATIONAL SUPP.
STROHMER, BECK I 570.68 TRAVEL
SUEPPEL, PAUL 18.69 UNI FORM ALLOIIANCE
SUTTON, JOSCELYN 12.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFF I C lATE
SUANSoN, NIKKI 28.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
SUARTZENORUBER'S 12.80 MINOR EOUIP. REPAIR
TECHNIGRAPHICS INC .65 ooTSIDE PRINTING
TECHNIGRAPNICS, INC. 2~8.11 FILM PROCESSING
TEDESCO, JOE 18.00 BOOK(S)
TEE'S PLUS SCREEN PRINTING 478.44 HlSC. SUPPLIES
TNE UATERS CONSULTING GRooP 501.54 CONSULTANT SERVICES
THoRNOIKE PRESS 234.24 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.)
TIMMERMAN, MARIE 57.00 INSTRUCTOR/OF F I CI A IE
TOAD'S TRICKS 23.90 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.)
TOIINCREST INTERNAL MEOICINE 398.35 CERTifiCATIONS
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VENDOR N~E
~OUNT DESCRIPTION
\/ONICK, J~ES
\/ORO PROCESSING CNARGEBACKS
\/ORRELL, TONY
VUBBENA, WENDE JO
YORK, DAVID J
52.49 SAFETY SNOES
479.14 DEC CHARGEBACKS
70.00 SAFETY SHOES
B5.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
114.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE
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FUHD TOTAL 1,697,301.37
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VENDOR NAllE
FUNO: CAPITAL PROJECTS
A T & T COIIIIUNICATlONS
AOJUSTlHG JOORNAL ENTRY
AERO RENTAL
ASI SIGN SYSTEMS
BLUE CROSS & BLUE SNIELD
CAMIROS LTD
CNART SERVICES, LTD.
CIP FUNDING FOR JAN 93
CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC.
CDFFHAN ASSOCIATES
CCllHUNICATlONS ENGINEERING CO.
CONLON CONSTRUCTION CO
CROSS, STANLEY J AND KATHLEEN
DESIGN ENGINEERS
DIXON, HARY LEE
EVENSEN DIXIGE, INC.
FORTIS BENEFITS
FROHIlEI~ OFFICE SUPPLY
GLOBAL CONPUTER SUPPLIES
GRIFFIN CONSTRUCTION
HAIIKEY. NELD & REPAIR
HAYEK, HAYEK & BROlIN
HENRY LOOIS, IHC.
HOIIARD R. GREEN CO.
IA STATE BANK/TRUST
IC LANDSCAPING 172579
INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS
IOIIA CITY LANDSCAPING
IOIIA CITY PETTY CASH
IOIIA CITY PRES5-CITlZEN
IOIIA CITY REPROGRAPNICS
IOIIA ILLINOIS GAS & ELECTRIC
IOIIA STATE BANK
IOIIA STATE BANK. FICA
IPERS
JANICE SNEET & ASSOC.
JDNN LUHDElL 273731
JOHN'S CRANE SERVICE, INC.
JONNSON COONTY RECORDER
JOURNAL ENTRY
JOURNAL VOUCIIER
K HART #4315
LAYNE NESTERN CO INC
HAXNELL CONSTRUCTION CO.
HCCONAs-LACINA CONST. CO.
HETRO PAVERS, INC.
HILLER PIPELINE CORP
NNN, INC.
NORTIINEST NATERPROOFlNG AND
AMOUNT DESCRIPTION
6.00 LONG DISTANCE CALLS
17.31 DEC POSTAL CNARGES
45.85 EQUIPMENT RENTAL
2,347.75 BUILDING IHPROVEHENT
11.66 DENTAL INSURANCE
4,138.15 CONSULTANT SERVICES
1,038.00 ENGINEERING SERVICES
54,158.39 1985 GO
262.96 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
9,927.00 CONSULTANT SERVICES
441.55 CCIIH. EQUIP. REPAIR
127,110.00 BUILOING IHPROVEHENT
1,240.00 EASEHENT PURCIIASE
515.52 ENGINEERING SERVICES
67.50 OTHER PROF. SERVICES
14,924.08 CONSULTAHT SERVICES
12.48 OISABILITY INSURANCE
5,850.59 HOVING EXPENSE
516.21 EOP FURNITURE
2,044.45 BUILOING IMPROVEHEHT
105.00 OTHER REPAIR & HAINT
1,050.62 ATTORNEY SERVICES
10.46 FILM PROCESSING
6,255.31 ENGINEERING SERVICES
-25.28 RFRSHHHT/FOCUS GRPS
-123.50 HON-CONTRACTIAL IMPR
309.10 FIRE & CASUALTY INS.
123.50 NON-CONTRACTEO IHPR.
1.58 KEY
33.52 LEGAL PUBLICATIONS
49.45 OUTSIOE PRINTlHG
125.16 BUILOING IHPROVEHENT
9,374.00 EASEHENT PURCHASE
732.40 FICA
547.96 IPERS
687.73 ENGINEERING SERVICES
150.00 HAVNARD CA
330.00 OTHER REPAIR & HAINT
30.00 RECORDING FEES
52.88 OEC OUPLICATING
140.80 JAN BCBS
30.13 PAINT & SUPPLIES
19,575.00 TECHNICAL SERVICES
4,532.00 EQUIPHENT RENTAL
11,451.30 BUILDING IHPROVEHENT
9,734.95 CONTRACTED IHPROV.
5,160.00 OTHER REPAIR & HAINT
19,629.75 CONTRACTEO IHPROV.
13,194.06 CONTRACTEO IHPROV.
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VENDOR NAME AMIXINT DESCRIPTION I
lIHEGA ClIIIIIUNICATlO~S 2,m.40 ClIIIIIUNICATION EQUIP.
PAUL'S 45.63 SANITATION SUPP.
PAYROll RECAP 9,573.84 PAYROll 08-JAN-93
R. M. BOGGS CO., INC. 25.GO 8UIlDING IMPROVEMENT
SECURITY ABSTRACT CD. 1,90G.00 ABSTRACTS
SElZER-WERDERITSCM CONST. CD. 27,/n.69 CONTRACTED IMPROV.
SHAY ELECTRIC 1,586.79 BUilDING IMPROVEMENT
SHIVE-HATTERY ENGRS & ARCH INC 19,776.70 ENGINEERING SERVICES
SHOEMAKER & HAALAND PROF. 1,108.50 ENGINEERING SERVICES
STATE OF IOIIA .1,170.04 SALES TAX REFUND
U S WEST ClIIIIIUNICATIONS 11.62 lONG DISTANCE CAllS
U S WEST ClIIIIIUNICATlDNN 155.23 PHONE EQUIP. CHARGES
VIXEN Hill GAZEBOS 4,100.00 BUilDING IMPROVEMENT
WilLIAMS REALTY CO. 250.00 APPRAISAL SERVICES
WORD PROCESSING CHARGEBACKS 22.69 DEC CHARGEBACKS I
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CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND TOTAL 395,331.38
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VENDOR NAlIE AlIOUNT DESCRIPTION
FUND: ENTERPRISE FUNDS
A & C HECHANICAL SERVICE 30.00 REP OF ELECTR I C/PLBG
A & L HIDUEST LABS INC 229.40 TECHNICAL SERVICES
A T & T COHl4UNICATlONS 111.22 LONG OISTANCE CALLS
A. Y. HCOONALO HFG. CO. 1,300.98 PURCNASES FOR RESALE
A. Y. HCOONALO SUPPLY CO. INC. 203.49 PLUHBING SUPPLIES
ADJUSTING JOURNAL ENTRY 210.73 DEC POSTAL CHARGES
ADVERTISER 352.50 ADVERTISING
AERO RENTAL 37.00 EOUIPHENT RENTAL
AIRPORT COfIH. 191.38 SEIlER
ALLIANCE FOR COfIHUNICATlONS 500.00 DUES & HEHBERSHIPS
AlliANCE FOR COHl4UNITY HEDIA 206.00 OUES & HEHBERSHIPS
AlIERICAN ASSOC. OF AIRPORT 225.00 OUES & HEHBERSHIPS
AlIERlCAN IHC INC n.78 HINOR EOUIP. REP HAT
AHERICAN PUBLIC TRANSIT ASSOC 535.00 REGISTRATION
ANSUER IOIIA, IHC. 82.55 PAGIHG
ARATEX SERVICES, INC. 1,701.68 LAUNDRY SERVICE
BAKER PAPER CO., INC. 15.40 SANITATION SUPP.
BANK OF AHER I CA 2,712.50 REV 80ND INT
BANKERS TRUST 1,856.25 REV BOND INT
BARRON HOTOR SUPPLY 3.91 HINOR EOUIP. REP HAT
BAXTER SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS 115.00 LAB. CHEH. & SUPP.
BAY, RUTH 468.75 REV BOND INT
BENNER, RONNIE 30.00 REGISTRATION
BENTON KUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOC. 468.75 REV BOND INT
BEST BUY CO 19.86 EOUC./TRAINING SUPP.
BEST RENT ALL 21.40 TOOLS & EQUIP. RENT.
I BLACXHAUK STATE 8ANK 843.75 REV BOND INT
BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD 1,557.n OEHTAL INSURANCE
BLUH, RICHARD 337.14 8DLG. & INPROV. HAT.
BOATHENS' NATIONAL BANK OF 162.50 REV 80ND INT
BONO ESCROII -111,066.25 REVENUE BONDS
BRANDT HEATING & 298.70 REP OF HEATING EOUIP
BRDBNO COST SHRG FOR N CT 37,500.00 1/2 BUDGETEO TRANS
BREESE CO., INC. 3.78 OTHER LUBRICANTS
BRENNEHAN SEEO & PET CENTER 35.00 HINOR EQUIP. REP HAT
BRINTON EOUARO -355.08 BC FOR DEC
BUDGETED TRANSFERS AJE 423,156.49 A.V. SUPPORT
CAHBRIOGE TEHPOSITIONS INC 558.60 TECHNICAL SERVICES
CAHBUS/ST OF IOIIA 710008 271.50 BUS DAHAGES 91114
CARLSON, SCOTT 70.00 SAFETY SHOES
CASE POIIER & EQUIPHENT 2BO.14 HINOR EQUIP. REPAIR
CEOAR-JOHNSON FARH SERVICE CO. 521.84 OTHER FUELS
CENTRAL SERVICE & SUPPLY, INC. 91.67 VEHICLE REPAIRS
CHASE 273337 -187.50 REV BOHD INT
cllm HANIIATTAH BANK, N.A. 75,933.75 REV 80ND INT
CIP FUNOINO FOR JAN 93 lB,909.39 LANDFill RESERVE
CITY CARTON CO., INC. 1,257.60 OTHER UASTE DISPOSAL
CITY ElECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. 206.61 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
CITY 111011 PUBLICATIONS 60.00 ADVERTISING
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VENDOR NAIIE AMOUNT DESCRIPTION
CIVY LINE 100.00 ADVERTISING
CIVY NATIONAL BANK 166.15 REV BOND INT
CIVY OF I.Cm.RAMP 79.06 SENER
CIVYLINE 100.00 ADVERTISING
CLERK OF COURT -104.76 REFUND COURT COSTS
CLOII CORP. 4,952.15 NATER sm. IMPROV.
COKI\\JNICATlONS ENGINEERING CO. 56.25 MINOR EQUIP. REPAIR
COIIPUTER SOLUTIONS, INC. 61.50 MICRO-COIIP. SOFlNARE
CRESCENT ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. IB.OD ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
CROUSE CARTAGE CO. 42.60 FREIGHT
CRYSTAL CLEAR 242.90 MISCELLAHEOUS
CULLIGAN 69.00 EQUIPMENT RENTAL
DAIN BOSIo\JRTH, INC. 5,000.00 REVEHUE BONDS
DAH'S OVERHEAD DOORS & MORE 215.00 REP & IlAINT. TO 6LDG
DEBT SERV TRAHSFER 376,567.93 TO 65 REV BOND SINK
OEC LF CHARGES FOR CITY ACCTS 35,633.35 POL COHTL LF CHGS J
DI'CHEM CO. 568.00 FLUORIDE
DICK COLE COHSl. CO. 292.50 OTHER REPAIR & MAINT
DRUIVEHGA, PAUL 70.00 SAFETY SHOES
DRUKER, 6.B. 637.50 REV 60ND INT
DUHCAN INDUSTRIES 656.09 MINOR EQUIP. REP IlAT
EAGLE FOOO CEHTER #220 9.46 SANITATION SUPP.
EAST CENTRAL IOIIA COUNCIL OF 21,507.00 AID TO AGENCIES
ECONOGAS SERVICE, IHC. 1,037.03 OTHER FUELS
ELECTRIC MOTORS OF IOI/A CIVY 66.50 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
ELECTRO'SEHSORS INC 344.66 PLANT EQUIP REP IlAT
ELECTRONIC CIlI'IIUNICAlION SYS 793.27 VIDEO RECORDING TAPE
ELIAS, DAVID 60.00 REGISTRATION
FED. RES. BANK OF CHICAGO 1,767.50 REV BOHD IHT
I FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP. 15.50 COURIERS
FEDERAL HIlKE LOAN 156.25 REV BOHD IHT
FEDERAL HIlKE lOAN BANK OF DES 162.50 REV BOND INT
FEDERAL RES. BANK OF CHICAGO 4,916.15 REV BOND INT
FIRST NATIONAl BANK AT LUBBOCK 1,675 .00 REV BOND INT
FIRST TRUST 2,150.00 REV BOND INT
FISCHER, DAN 70.00 SAFETY SHOES
FISHER, DAVE 70.00 SAFETY SHOES
FLEETNAY STORES, IHC. 32.56 BDLG. & IMPROV. IlAT.
FORE NAY EXPRESS, INC. 45.00 FREIGHT
FORTIS BENEFITS 1,301.04 DISABILITY INSURANCE
FRANKFURT, ANNE MARIE 30.00 MISC. EQUIP REP IlAT
FREEIlAN LOCK I ALARM, IHC. 11.30 MISC. SUPPLIES
FROHNEIN OFFICE SUPPLY 1,621..45 OFFICE FURHITURE
GENERAL CHEMICAL CORP. 7,9B6.00 ALUHINUM SULFATE
HACH 526.20 LAB. CHEM. & SUPP.
HACH BROTHERS CO., INC. 362.04 HISC. EQUIP REP MAT
HANKEYE LUMBER CO., INC. 69.43 LUHBER/HARDNARE '
HANKEYE STATE BANK 162.50 REV BONO INT
HANKEYE NELO I REPAIR 199.57 HINOR EQUIP. REPAIR
NAYEK, NAYEK I BROlIN 9.50 ATTORNEY SERVICES
HOC BUSINESS fORMS CO. 339.65 OUTSIDE PRINTING
HERITAGE CABLEVISIOH 190.00 AOVERTlSING
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COUNCIL LISTING JANUARY 31, 1993
VENDOR NAIIE AllOUNT DESCRIPTION
NOllE STATE BANK' 161,50 REV BONO I NT
HUNT COIlPANY 1,430.00 OTHER REPAIR & HAINT
HUPP ELECTRIC HOTORS 1,466.01 HINOR EQUIP. REPAIR
HYORITE CHEMICAL CO. 1,011.76 OTHER r.HEM. & SUPP.
INTEGRATED CONTROLS & COIlPUTER 5,000.17 MICROoCOIlP. SOfl~ARE
JOllA ASSOCIATION OF MUNICIPAL Bl.00 fiRST AID/S,IFETY SUP
IQUA CITY JANITOR SUPPLY lBl.06 MISC. SUPPLIES
IQUA CITY PETTY CASH 46.35 DRY CLEANING/SANTA
IQUA CITY PRESS-CITllEN 13.04 LEGAL PUBLICATIONS
IQUA CITY READY MIX, INC. 788.43 CONCRETE
IQUA ILLINOIS GAS & ELECTRIC 52,484.07 ELECTRIC
IQUA INSTITUTE OF HYDRAULIC 4,300.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES
IQUA STATE BAHK & TRUST 838.75 REV BOND INT
IQUA STATE BANK - FICA 13,m.08 FICA
IQUA TRUST & SAVINGS BANK 781.15 REV BOND INT
IPERS 17,365.36 IPERS
ISB 16.59 ACH FEES
JACKS OISCOUNT, INC. 16.64 ~ATER/SE~AGE CHEM.
JACKSON, KATHY 186.00 REGISTRATION
JAKOBSEN, JAIIES F ANO JANE R 5,000.00 REVENUE BOHDS
JIM'S REFUSE SERVICE CORP 450.00 EQUIPMENT SERVICE
JOHNSON CONTROLS, INC. 1,094,00 REP OF HEATING EQUIP
JOHNSON COUNTY SEATS 15,735.94 AID TO AGENCIES
JOURNAL ENTRY 63,345..14 DEC OIVISIONAL SERVI
JOURNAL VOUCHER 44,030.26 JAN BCBS
K MART #4315 35.48 OFFICE SUPPLIES
KCJJ RAOIO/ BRAVERMAN 306,00 ADVERTISING
KELLY HEATWG SERVICE, IHC. 1,100.00 REPAIR OF STRUCTURE
KIRKlIOOO COIlMUNITY COLLEGE 341.00 REGISTRATION
I KlEIN, KEITH 41.99 SAFETY SHOES
KRNA, INC. 336.00 ADVERTISING
LABELMASTER 128.57 FIRST AIO/SAFETY SUP
LAIIOTTE CHEMICAL PROOUCTS CO. 120.69 LA8. CHEM. & SUPP.
LANGERAK, ELI2ABETH 675.00 REV BONO INT
LENOCH & CILEK TRUE VALUE 169.17 8LOG. & CONST. SUPP.
LE~IS SYSTEM OF IQUA, INC. 34i.50 FINANCIAL SERV & CHG
LICENSE BUREAU 65.00 MISC. EQUIP REP MAT
lINIKlOO MINING AND MINERALS 1,066.05 HYORATED lIHE
MAX~Ell CONST -64.80 SADOLES
MCCABE EQUIPMENT, INC. 75.00 TIIO'ION TRUCKS
MEAOE SEPTIC SYSTEMS 28.50 MISC. EOUIP REP MAT
HEHESAN, THIlIlAS 1,675.00 REVENUE BONDS
HERCANTILE BANK, N.A. 2,305.00 REV BOND INT
MID~EST JANITORIAL SERVICES 220.56 TECHNICAL SERVICES
HONEY HANDLING MACHINES, INC. 695.00 MINOR EOUIP. REPAIR
NONTGOIlERY ELEVATOR CO. 649,64 REP & HAINT. TO BLDG
MORENO, EO~ARD 89.62 SAFETY SHOES
NAGLE LUHBER CO. 27,61 LUHBER/HARO~ARE
~ATE HOORE WIRIN, SERVICE 362.39 REP OF ELECTRIC/PLBG
NATIONAL BANK OF ~ATERLOO 506.15 REV BOND INT
NATIONAL ENVIRONHENTAL TESTING 4,679.25 TECHNICAL SERVICES
NE~TON VALVE SERVICE DIVISION 669.48 PLUHBING SUPPLIES
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VENDGR NAME
AMOUNT DESCRIPTION
NLI INDUSTRIES INC
NORD PROCESSING CNARGEBACKS
n.OD RENTALS
273.25 OEC CNARGEBACKS
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VENDOR NAlIE AlIIX1NT DESCRIPTION
FUND: TRUST AND AGENCY
A T & T 8.30 TELEPHONE RENTAL
A T & T COIlIIUNICAlJONS 24.71 LONO DISTANCE CALLS
ADJUSTlNO JIXIRNAL ENTRY 275.03 DEC POSTAL CHARGES
AlI8ROSE VIDEO PU8LISHING 559.22 NDN-FICTlON VIDEO
BAKER AND TAYLOR BOOKS 201.69 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.)
BAKER AND TAYLOR CONTINUATION 5.96 BOOKS (CAT./REF.)
BAKER PAPER CO., INC. 131.01 OFFICE SUPPLIES
BANK OF AJ1ERICA 518.75 REV BOND INT
8ANK OF NEW YORK 10,000.00 REV BOND PRINCIPAL
BARi BROS INC 36.00 BOOKS, /lAD., NEWSPAP
BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD 594.01 DENTAL INSURANCE
BOOKS ON TAPE 73.45 CASSEIIE
8011ERS, HICHAEL 31.08 LOCAL HILEAGE
CEDE & CO 15,000.00 REV BONO PRINCIPAL
CENTEL CEllULAR 11.98 TELEPHONE RENTAL
CHASE 273337 187.50 REV BOND INT
CHASE /lANHAITAN BANK, N.A. 2,511.25 REV BONO INT
CIP FUNDING FOR JAN 93 30,m.69 PROJ GRN/COLL HILL P
CITY OF SOLON 112.56 TIRES DISPOSAL
CITY OF SWISHER 316.50 IIRES 0 I SPOSAL
COCA'COLA 801lllNG CO. 254.87 PURCHASES FOR RESALE
COHPUTER SOLUTIONS, INC. 138.90 OFFICE SUPPLIES
DEC LF CHARGES FOR CITY ACCTS 1,402.85 JCCOG LF CHGS
DOLEZAL HELEN 262592 27.00 HONTHLY RET BENEFITS
DOLEZAL HELEN 262592 8.00 HONTHLY RET BENEFITS
EAST CENTRAL IOWA CIXINCIL OF 4,864.00 AID TO AGENCIES
I ECONOFOOOS 69.67 FOOO
ERNST & YIXING 12075 '4,048.08 ANNUAL AUO II CHARGE
FEDERATED GARDEN CLUB OF IOWA 50.00 ADVERTISING
FIN CHARGES FOR DEC 206.60 LOAN'FINANCE CHGS
FIRST TRUST 281.25 REV BOND INT
FORTIS BENEFITS 215.21 0lSA81LITY INSURANCE
FROHWEIN OFFICE SUPPLY 361.80 OFFICE FURNIIURE
GRIXIP SERVICES 5.69 DENTAL INSURANCE
HAWKEYE FOOO SYSTEHS, INC. 329.78 COFFEE SUPPLIES
HIGH TECH 30.00 TELEPHONE RENTAL
HY VEE 187.50 FOOO
IKERD, COLLEN 57.95 LOCAL, HILEAGE
IN'IXIT UPHOLSTERY 721.77 OFFICE FURNIIURE
IOWA CITY COHHUNITY THEATER 450.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES
IOWA CITY PEIIY CASH 25.24 CAS SElIE TAPE FOR VI
IOWA CITY PRESSoCITI2EN 10.04 LEGAL PUBLICATIONS
IOWA SPECIAL OLYHPICS 60.00 REGISTRATION
IOWA STATE BANK. FICA 2,501.13 FICA
IPERS 1,549.85 IPERS
ISBAN COHPANY 20,375.00 REV BOND INT
JACKS DISCIXINT, INC. 27.30 OFFICE SUPPLIES
JOB I,RVICE OF IOWA 3.36 OTHER INSURANCE
JIXIRNAL ENTRY '3,688.36 DEC DUPLI CA TlNJ
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VENDOR NANE ANOUNT OESCRIPTlON
JOURNAL VOUCNER 1,366.22 JAN BCBS
K HART 114315 33.51 RECREATIONAL SUPP.
KALIBAN, U. A. 255.00 REV BOND INT
KNYCN, LIANNE 17.36 LOCAL HILEAGE
LEON LYVERS TREE SURGERY 2,740.00 NURSERY SERVICES
LISTENING LIBRARY 75.05 CASSETTE
HERCANTlLE BANK, RoA. 187.50 REV BOND INT
HIDUEST OIRECT MAIL 492.50 OUTSIDE PRINTING
HILLER, LINDA 129.64 LOCAL HILEAGE
HOTT'S DRUG STORE 218.88 BOOKS (UNCATALOGED)
NATIONAL BANK OF UATERLOO 85.00 REV BOND INT
NATIONAL \XII4EN'S NISTORY 22.20 EDUC./TRAINING SUPP.
NEUMANN, BRAD 48.40 TRAVEL
I NOLO PRESS, INC. 20.85 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.)
P R I HE BENEFITS SYSTEHS 200.84 NEALTN INSURANCE
PAYROLL RECAP 32,694.57 PAYROLL OB-JAN-93
I PETTY CASN 12.75 PRINT/CIRCULATING
I PLANK, J C 10,000.00 REV BONO PRINCIPAL
i PLANNING om /,.50 PHOTO COPIES
I QUILL CORP. 64.88 HINOR OFF EQUIPIFURN
REMARKABLE PROOUCTS 17.95 EOUC./TRAINIHG SUPP.
, RIVERRUN PRESS 13.43 800KS (CAT ./CIR.)
I SECURITY PACIFIC CLEARING & 20,433.75 REV BONO INT
I SENIOR CENTER GIFT FUND 23.34 HEALS (NON' TRAVEL)
SUBUAY OF CORALVILLE & IA CITY 22.33 FOOD
, SUAIH, JlH 600.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES
I
I SYLVIA HEJIA .35 POP REFUND
TABOR, N9RMA 385.00 G. O. 80NOS
I , TARGET STORES 4.98 RECREATIONAL SUPP.
I
I TECHNIGRAPHICS INC 1,624.79 OUTSIDE PRINTING
THORNDIKE PRESS 48.09 CASSETTE
TlHE INC MAGA21NE CO 92.00 SUBSCRIPTIONS
TRANS FUND BAL FRH 55130.55110 12,457.85 ECICOG PRIOR YR REC
TRAVEL CONCEPTS, INC. 310.00 AIR FARE
TRIBUTE BOOK L TO -33.90 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.)
U OF IA. PAYHENT PROCESSING n.50 EOUC./TRAINING SUPP.
U SlIEST COHHUNICATlONS 135.79 LONG DISTANCE CALLS
U S UEsr COIIHUNICATlONs-E 230.71 TELEPHOHE RENTAL
UNIQUE BOOKS INC m.23 BOOKS (CA!./CIR.)
UNITED ACTION FOR YOUTH 600.00 OTHER REPAIR & MAINT
US POST-OFFICE 200.00 BULK MAILING
VIKING OFFICE PROOUCTS, INC. 40.39 HISC. SUPPLIES
UEIGLE, JULIAN 5,000.00 REV BONO PRINCIPAL
UEST PUBLISHING CO 39.00 PRINT/REFERENCE
WRO PROCESSING CIIARGE8ACKS 1,010.64 OEC CHARGE BACKS
WRTHAN, OEANNE 350.00 OTHER OPER. EQUIP.
XEROX CORP 175.n OFFICE EQUIP. RENTAL
ZEPHYR COPIES, INC. 131.25 OUTSIDE PRINTING
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TRUST AND AGENCY FUND TOTAL 180,757.90
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VENDOR NAME ANOUNT DESCRIPTION
FUND: INTRAGOVNTAL SERVICE
NATLANTIC LAXESIDE L1HITEO 881.00 LANDLORD RENTS
NCLARK, STEVE 15.00 LANDLORD RENTS
#CONCORD APARTHENTS 441.00 LANDLORD RENTS
#CORAL RIDGE APARTMENTS 751.00 LANDLORD RENTS
#COURT HILL APARTMENTS 1,066.00 ASSISTED HSG. CLAIHS
flGOEOKEN, SCOTT 367.00 LANDLORD RENTS
NHAYEK REAL ESTATE ACCOUNT 237.74 ASSISTED HSG. CLAIHS
NKNORR, GEORGE 880.00 LANDLORD RENTS
RllASON, RICHARD 341.00 LANDLORD RENTS
IIIlUNDELL, VICKIE L. 171,00 LANDLORD RENTS
NSCHLAPKOHL, DANIEL P 342.00 ASSISTED HSG. CLAIMS
NTAYLOR, PAULINE 187.00 LANDLORD RENTS
#VILLA GARDEN APARTMENTS 337.00 LANDLORD RENTS
m SOUTH CLINTON STREET 249.00 ADAMSKI, EDUARD
631 S. VAN BUREN ST. APTS. 317.00 IlEATHERLY, MARI/,N
650 S. JOHNSON STREET APTS. 377.00 GOOD, RUTH
A & H APARTMENTS 853.00 CRIST, ANY
A T & T COHHUNICATlONS 19.83 LONG DISTANCE CALLS
ADAMS, JOHN THOIIAS 50.n INOEHNITY
ADJUSTING JOURNAL ENTRY 620.30 OEC POSTAL CHARGES
AGUSTA HOUSING AUTHORITY 202.22 LEE, MARION
I AHRMA 151.00 COIIP. LIABILITY INS.
. ALLEN, RANDY 140.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE
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I ALONZO, RICK 206.00 CARROLL, PATRICIA
~ ALPINE APARTMENTS 357.00 ANDERSON, NILLIAlt
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I ANHON' DON J 23.00 ANHON, DON J. JR.
ANP INC 189.23 H1SC. SUPPLIES
ANSTER CORP. 285.00 SIIOOTS, JEAN
ANDERSON, BARBEL 238.00 CHOUOIIURY, SAB IT
ANDERSON, CIIRISTINE -10.00 LUHP SUH REPAYMNT
ANDERSON, LEO & SUSAN 301.00 BENDER, KAY M
ANDERSON-BENDER RENTALS 1,170.00 BISSELL, PAULA
ANDRACKI, MARK OR LAURA 241.00 SMITH, ROBIN
ARATEX SERVICES, INC. 537.26 LAUNDRY SERVICE
ARENDS, MARCIA 78.00 TADDONIO, ANTHONY
ASI RENTALS 206.00 HORRDII, BRET
ATLANTIC LAKESIDE LIMITED 13,287.00 ARHSTRONG, DEBRA
8 R COIIPANY INC 604.00 ADAM, JAMES
BANCPLUS HORTGAGE CORPORATION 27,660.53 LAND ACQUISITION
BAROACII, JANUSZ 679.00 GRAIIAM, JAMES
BARNES, PEARL H. 203.00 BLAXE, ROBERT
BARRON MOTOR SUPPLY 1,302.96 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK
BAUGHMAN, NORMA & RALPH 400.00 L1GOCKI, RITA
BAUM, GERALD J 346.00 SHITII, CANDY
BAUHERT, JEAN 344.00 STARR, SARA
BAYLISS, TIIOIIAS 340.00 TIIIKLE, GARY
BEAN, MARK AND AOALLA 10,000.00 GENERAL LIABILITY
BECXER, TERRY 155.00 STIVER, KATIIY
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VENDOR NARE
CITY OF BOULDER
CITY OF EUREKA & COUNTY OF
CITY SEUER SERVICE
CLAREHONT APTS ~ TOM CRUM
CLARK, DAVE
CLARK, JARES A. DBA CARPUS
CLARK, STEVE
CLINE, N. KENNETM
COBB, LILLIE
COBRA/BILLIE GRACE
COBRA/CHARLES MOTTET
COBRAIDARLENE MOTTET
COBRA/ED ROSKUP
COBRAIGEORGE UOOO
COBRA/JONN NEUZIL
COBRA/MARL I SHULER
COBRA/NANCY FRANTZ
COBRAINANCY J BERRY
COBR~/NORA ECKARD
COBRA/RANONA PARROTT
COBRA/RICHARD FRANTZ
COBRAISTACY UELLS
COLE, GUY
COLLIER COUNTY NSG. AUTHORITY
COLONIAL TERRACE
COLORADO CHAPTER ICBO
COIINUNICATIONS ENGINEERING CO.
COMPUTER TEAR INC
CONCORD APARTMENTS
CONDO COIIPANY
CONDON, UILLlAM
CONNER, JUDY
COOK, VINCENT
COOPER JR., ORRIS
CORIL RIDGE APARlMENTS
CORALVILLE SALVAGE
CORBIN ALLISON C
CORNEJO ROSA
CORONET APARTMENTS
COURT NILL APARTHENTS
CRAIN' CORALVILLE DIVISION
CRESCI BODY & EQUIPMENT, INC.
CRIPPEN, DELAINE & BILL
CRISMAN, DAVE & RENAE
CRONK, C. ELIZABETH ATTN: DICK
CTY,SERV.BLDG/CAR UA
CUHMINS GREAT PLAINS DIESEL
CURRAN, UILLIAM & EMILY
CUSNING, PATRICIA
CUSTOII HOSE & SUPPLIES, INC.
CUSTOIIER
0& R RENTALS
AMOUNT DESCRIPTION
840.22 YACOUB I , HAHA ALSHAB
239.22 HERRIAN, SUSAN
55.00 REP OF ELECTRICIPLBG
648.00 BERGIN, KARA
350.00 ROGERS, IlENOI
211.00 SOUKUP, CLAYTON
416.00 STRICXLANO, LINDA
199.00 DIETZMAN, JDHN
332.00 BURKE, DIONNE
'834.96 1993 MED SUPPL
-152.44 FEB BC/BS
-140.80 FEB COBRA
-152.46 JAN BCIBS
-69.5B JAN HEOICARE sum
-69.58 FEB HEOICARE SUPPL
-11.66 FEB DENTAL
-140.85 JAN COBRA
-411.51 FEB COBRA
-69.58 FEB HEOICARE sum
-140.80 JAN BCIBS
-140.BO FEB COBRA
-11.66 JAN DENTAL
206.00 MERRIFIELD, REX
783.44 DENARD IS, MARK
276.00 PATRICK, GEORGIA
225,00 REGISTRATION
113.15 COlIN. EQUIP, REPAIR
138.50 SMALL PRINTERS REP.
866.00 ADDISON, HERMAN JR.
2,D35.00 BLAKE, LAURALEE V.
482.00 GLOVER, XIHBERLEY
349.00 ECXERMAN, MATT
278.00 CooKES, NANCY
641.00 HORRISSEY, LILLIAN
3,938.00 CASEY, MICHAEL
164.00 STRANO, PEARL
24.00 CORBIN, ALLISON
40.00 CORNEJO, ROSA
630.00 NUGRES, ALICE
1,314.00 FREES, ROBERT
5.83 BUSES
275.44 SNOI/ REHOVAL EQUIP.
254.00 KLEPPE, CRAGG L.
351.00 BENTLEY, MARLA
43D.00 NELSON, DELPHIA
208,02 REFUSE
621.45 BUSES
186.00 ZEUTENHORST, LINDA
290.00 YEGGY, JANET
598.00 MISC, SUPPLIES
-1.00 FANMPLOYEE
498.00 GOODLAXSON, DEBRA L
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VENDOR NANE ANOUNT DESCRIPTJOH
DAHLEN, MICHAEL & JANET 1,496,00 GRONEUALD, LI SA
DAKOTA COUNTY HRA 204.22 KIRCHERT, HILDE
DAN'S OVERHEAD DOORS & HGRE 536.24 REPAIR OF STRUCTURE
OARREL COURTNEY 270069 -176.32 NEU ORLEANS
OARREL G.COURTHEY -123.68 RETURN TRAVEL ADVNC
DAVIS HURSIE 28.00 DAVIS, HURSIE
DAVIS, JANES 475.00 PETERSEN, XERRI
DAVIS, RICHARD & KARLA m.oo DAVIS, MARJORIE
OAUSON, JOHN 432.00 SALANEH, YOUSEF
DE BRUYN, UILLlAN 997.00 ATKINS, DELBERT
DEB MANSFIELD '1.00 PERSONAL FAX
DEC LF CHARGES FOR CITY ACCTS 6.00 HSG AUTH LF CHGS
DEHEULENAERE, PAUL & ELLEN 270.00 MCLAUGHLIN, BRIAN &
DES NOINEs-PUBLlC HSG. AUTH. 490.22 SIHCOX, JAYNE
DETUEILER, DONALD L.& FRANCES 434.00 DICKSON, PANELA
DETIlEILER,IVAN OR PATRICIA 275.00 OET~EILER, LISA
OEY APPLIANCE PARTS, INC. 26.88 MINOR EQUIP. REP MAT
DICKEY-JOHN CORPORATION 1,085.91 SNOU REMOVAL EQUIP.
DITTBERNER, MALINDA 314.00 UILLMOTT, JUDITH
DIXON, MARY LEE 570.00 OTHER PROF. SERVICES
OOllESTIC VIOLENCE INTERVENTION 1,9n.09 HISCELLANEOUS
DORLEH APARTHENTS 291.00 FRANT2, BRUCE JR.
OORMANN, HAL 233.00 UELLS, THEOOORE
DOUGLASS, R. THIlIIAS 284.00 VAYDING, NOLY
DOUIIES, GREG & SUHHE~S, DAN 123.00 UATERS, TOIl
OO\/llES, GREGORY J. 527.00 MONROE, GUY
DREUSHAFFER -1.00 PERSONAL FAX
DRUIVENGA, PAUL 104.00 OTHER HEALTH CARE
I ORULIS, JACK ACCT #Z7181600 367.00 CHANPION, TERAL ,
DUNCAN, JANES 176.00 HCPNERSON, ANNIE
DUNNE, MIXE 326.00 RIGGAN, DIANE
E & U ENTERPRISES, LTD 346.00 HORGAN, ANN E
EARNEST, KENTON 95.00 KEFFER, LILLIAN
EDSON & ASSOCIATES LTO 169.70 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK
ELLIOTT EQUIPMENT CO. 3,968.96 SNOU REMOVAL EQUIP.
ELLIS, GENE 299.00 YORK, PATTY
ELHER BRENNEMAN -1.11 TRAVEL REIMB
ELMER BRENNEMAN zn413 -138.89 CHICAGO
EMERALD COURT APARTMENTS 273.00 UEINTRAUT, STEVEN
EMERGENCY HOUSING PROJECT, INC 2,sn.21 MISCELLANEOUS
ENSHINGER DARLA K 23.00 ENSHINGER, DARLA
ERB'S 8USINESS MACHINES, INC. 555.60 OFFICE SUPPLIES
ERIN ARMS PARTNERSHIP 332.00 F~NNER, ROSE ANNE
ETZEL, STEVE 178.00 NOLAND, DOUGLAS
EVAN PAUL TRUCKING 2.50 SIR. CLEANING & REP.
EVANS, BONN I E 280.00 UADE, SUSAN
EVANS, JAHES 442.00 HCGILL, MELISSA
EVANS, SANDI 50.00 EVANS, SANDI
FAITH UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST 428.00 HARGER, BONNIE
FARLINGER, CRAIG D. 1,856.00 ALLEN, SANDRA
FASTPRO INTERNATIONAL INC 201.80 FIRST AIOISAFETY SUP
FERDIG, RANDY 286.00 JACOBSEN, DIANA
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VENDOR NANE
FESLER'S, INC.
FINNEY, UILLIAN
FIRST IMAGE MANAGEHENT
FITZGARRALO, PHYLLIS J.
FITZPATRICK, GARY
FLEETUAY STORES, INC.
FORTIS BENEFITS
FOUNTAIN'S TRANSMISSION
FOX,ROBERT
FRANX FLEMING RENTALS
FROHIlEIN OFFICE SUPPLY
FULLER, UILLIAN OR BRENDA
G.H.M. INVESTORS
GAFF<!, TIMOTHY C.
GARCIA JOSE
GARDNER VICKIE
GARVIN, RICHARD L.
GEBREXAL HULU
GEE GRADING & EXCAVATING INC
GEMAEHLICH, DUANE
GENERAL PEST CONTROL CO.
GERDES, GREG
GERGIS, SANIR
GHOOSI HEUSHA A
GIERKE'ROBINSON CO.
GILBERT MANOR
GI LPIN PAINT & GLASS, INC.
GILPIN, EARL'
GINGERICH, MIRIAN
GLASS SERVICES
GOLFVIEU APARTMENTS
GOOD, HRS. NOVELLA
GOOLSBY, SCOTT
GOSS, RUTH
GOVERNOR STREET RENTALS
GRAGG, MRS. PATRICIA
GRAHAN JANES
GRANOVIEU COURT APARTMENTS
GREATER IOUA CITY HOUSING
GREGORY, DON
GREYTDlrnE APARTMENTS
GRIFF'S UPHOLSTERY
GRINGS, JERRY
GRUBE, VICKY
H L APARTMENTS
HACH BROTHERS CO., INC.
HAIGHT, HIKE & POLLY
HANMER, MAXINE E
HAMMES, SHARON K.
HARDING, MARK
HARNEY, PATRICX
HATFIELD, CONNIE CIO LINCOLN
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456.40 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK
232.00 BLACK, SHERRY A.
19.20 MICROFICHE
n.oo SUARTZENORUBER, PATT
199.00 BRECXHER, FREDERICK
3Z4.53 BLDG. & CONST. SUPP.
342.16 DISABILITY INSURANCE
308.40 VEHICLE REPAIRS
9,851 .00 ALBERT, GREGORY
173.00 HENKES, DIANE
1,365.25 MIHOR OFF EOUIP/FURN
230.00 ROTHIlELL, DIANA L
411.00 LEE, JOHN
407.00 SEXTON, J. RENEE
20.00 GARCIA, JOSE
23.00 GARDNER, VICKIE
525.00 GRAFT, CHRISTINE
41.00 GEBREXAL, HULU
20B.00 VEMICLE REPAIRS
197.00 O'LEARY, THERESA
124.00 BLDG. PEST CONTROL
252.00 SCOTT, CAROLYN
515.00 RIOS, CYNTHIA
22.00 GHOOSI, NEUSHA
10,900.00 OTHER VEH. EQUIP.
1,656.00 BLACKHAN, TlHOTHY
32.3Z PAINT & SUPPLIES
m.oo JOHNSON, ELVA'
335.00 PMILLlPS, CAROLYN J
lZ6.24 VEMICLE REPAIRS
402.00 YOUSEF, FARZIN
332.00 XAISER, LISA
439.BO TRAVEL ADVANCE
419.00 RUSSELL, CONNIE
680.00 BLANCHARD, SUSAN
283.00 REYNOLDS, THEREASA
5.00 GRAHAN, JANES
3,011.00 BAINES, JOHN
422,00 VOPARIL, TRACY
921.00 HIME, PAMELA
549.00 HCCUE, CELIA
45.00 VEHICLE REPAIRS
363.00 GRlNGS, BETH
215.19 RECREATIONAL SUPP.
305.00 JONES, MELINDA
Z8.19 SANITATION SUPP,
427.00 RICHARD, MARY
423.00 LESNET, HELISSA
341.00 FORMAN, JOOY
411.00 STAPLETON, ANN
1,050.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE
4B8.00 GARDNER, VICKIE
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VENDOR NANE ANOUNT DESCRIPTION
HAUG, EDUARD J. JR. DBA H & H 1,228.00 CARDANON,KATE
HAUSER, DORIS H 295.00 LYLE, BRENDA
HAUXEYE IlELD & REPAIR 155.10 BUSES
HAYEK REAL ESTATE ICCOUNT 600.00 SHAVERS-HORNADAY, VI
HEALY, PAN 365.00 BRUCE, COLLEEN & LER
HEATH, CHARLES 1,2B7.00 HAYUARD, SLOTTY
HEIN, LETHA 280.00 GARRINGER, KATHY
HELMER, RAY 2,398.00 BECKMAN, JI.IIY
HERMAN M. BROUN CO. 5,537.69 LAHDFILL EQUIPHENT
HERRING, PATRICIA ANN 29,nO.26 LAND ACQUISITION
HERSHBERGER, LOREN 295.00 JUSTICE, KAREN
HERSHBERGER, LUCY 450.00 POISEL, LAURA
HILGENBERG, CILKE, NINTZE 4,500.00 LAND ACQUISITION
HILLSBORO APARTMENTS 205.00 SEGUIN, BETTY
HILLTOP SUNOCO CAR UASH n.50 CAR UASHES
HOOGE, MIKE 389.00 HENRY, MICHAEL
HOFF, TOIl 314.00 GANAKES, KRISTA
I HOFMANN, DAVID J OR DEBBIE L 412.00 KELLY, LEANDRE
HOLDEN BUSINESS FORHS CO. 105.33 OUTSIDE PRINTING
HOLIDAY URECKER & CRANE SERVo 35.00 IWING
,
I HOLLAND C JOSEPM 566.60 ATTORNEY SERVICES
~ HOUSER, UOOORW 43l.QO rAHALAN, CATHERINE
t HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE 802.22 AREANO, ANGELO
i HUGHES, GARY DBA HUGHES APTS 473.00 HERGERT, SUSAN
j NUNTER, OR. UILLIAH 6n.00 NORRIS, KENNETN
; HUSTON PROPERTIES 260.00 BRENNEMAN, SUSAN
,
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, IC COHN SCHOOL OIST 'l,901.00 DIESEL FUEL
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INSPECTOR CERTIFICATION 400.00 REGISTRATION
, INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF 95.00 CERTIFICATIONS
INTERNATIONAL WRLO OF BIKES 147.00 HINOR EQUIP. REPAIR
IWA CITY PRESSoCITIZEN 111.60 ADVERTISING
IWA CITY TIRE & SERVilE, INC. 14l.38 VENICLE REPAIRS
IWA FLEET MAINTENANCE COUNCIL 20.00 DUES & MEHBERSHIPS
IWA GLASS DEPOT 25.00 REGISTRATION
IWA ILLINOIS GAS & ELECTRIC 3,62Z.87 ELECTRICITY CNARGES
IWA LANO CORP DBA IWA LOOGE 248.00 XRAUSE, STEVEN L
IWA NAHRO 255.00 DUES & MEHBERSHIPS
IWA STATE BANX . mA 5,266.40 FICA
IPERS 3,915.56 IPERS
IRVIN, DAVID 217.00 COBLENTZ, RALPH
J STREET APTS X KEN U UEBER 385.00 BLAnEY, RON
J. P. GASUAY CO., INC. 1,809.86 OFFICE SUPPLIES
JACKSON SQUARE ASSOCIATES DBA 1,444,GO ODNAIIUE, CATHERINE
JACOBSEN, DIANA 468.00 JACOBSEN, OIANA
JENSEN, CHARLES 341.00 JOHNSON, JONlIIE
JERRI ANCIAUX CLEANING 485.00 REP & MAINT. TO BLDG
JIM'S INSTRUMENT MFG, INC. 496.75 H1SC. SUPPLIES
JIM'S REFUSE SERVICE CORP 270.00 EOUIPHENT SERVICE
JO CO ADMINISTRATION '142.82 GAS (AUOITDR)
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VENDOR NAME
LORD, MICHAEL
LU, CHARLES
LUNDELL, JOHN
LYMAN ASSOCIATES DBA RALSTON
LYNCH, LAURENCE L.
HADDEN, ROO
MAHER, HIKE
MAIL THE JOURNAL OF
NAILLlARD, MICHAEL
MALONEY, PHYLLIS
MARKIV INVESTORS DBA
MARSHALL, BERNARD A
HARTIN EQUIPMENT OF ILLINOIS
MARY KINN 263751
MARY O. COLDREN HOllE FOR AGED
MASUEN COIIPA:.Y
MATTHESS, BURRELL
HCCABE EQUIPMENT, INC.
MCCASLIN, RICHARD
MCCOI,LISTER, EOUIN
HCCREEOY, BILL
NCCREEOY, CHARLES
MCDERMOTT, EDUARD J
MCDONALD, CHESTER
HCXEEN, MRS. PAUL
MCKILLIP, JUDITH
MEANS, DUANE
MEDICAL ASSOCIATES
HEIER, DALLAS ACCT 1f.l06373
MELSSNER, BILL
HERCY HOSPITAL
HEX, OTTO T & CLARA A
MEYER TOOL & SUPPLY
HICHELlN TIRE CORP.
HID'AMERICA'S MICROPROOUCTS
MILLER, DAVID
MILLER, GLENN H
MILLER, JANES R
MILLER/YOOER RENTALS
MITCHELL, JENNIE
HOO POO INC MANAGEHENT ACCOUNT
HOORE, DR PAULINE
MOORE, JERRY R.
HORRISON, SHEILA
HORRISSEY LILLIAN
MOTOROLA
HULFORD, JAHES G.
HUTUAL UHEEL CO.
NAGLE LUHBER CO.
NATIONAL ASSOC. O~ mET
NEIGIIBORHOOD CENTERS OF
NEOPART
ANOUNT DESCRIPTION
165.65 TRAVEL ADVANCE
1,OB6.00 DALY, BARBARA
150.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE
1,735.DO BUTLER, NANCY
32B.00 TA, LAN OUC
600.00 KARBULA, TARI
408.00 MARTIN, ANN M.
27.DO SUBSCRIPTIONS
258.00 GRUBBS, TINNY
687.00 FREI, KYLE
6,465.DD ALLEN, BOBBI JO
246.00 MARSHALL, DONNA
397.10 VEHICLE REPAIRS
-104.00 SEC OEP REFUND
680.00 DVORSXY, MELVIN
137.65 FIRST AID SUPP.
273.00 DUNDON, SHANNON
19.D4 GENERAL EQUIPMENT
416.00 URIGHT, LINDA
114.00, AIXHAN, RICHARD
340.DO NILLES, M. DEANN
418.0D KANE, TRACY
195.00 SCHRODER, DAVID
411.00 ROREX, YVETTE
533.00 HILL, UILLOU
411.00 VER UAAYEN, RUTH
2B4.00 UILLARO, DONNA
379.00 HEDlCAL
361.00 DANIELE, ARTHUR
'10.00 LUHP SUM REPAYMNT
81.10 HEOICAL
528.00 PURDY, KAREN
411.15 TOOLS
1,205.04 BUSES
739.31 MAGNETIC NEOlA
212.00 MOLACEX, TERI
628.00 GROVER, NARY
889.00 BATES, BRIAN
844.00 ADEM, TUFA
-127.94 CLAIH PAYMENT
1,376.DO FAJARDO, ROSA
76.00 BARTON, MICHAEL
1,391.00 HESSELTINE, MELISSA
227.0D MCDANNALD, SHERRY
45.00 HORRISSEY, LILLIAN
'543.45 OICTOPHONE PARTS
745.00 CAROER,'KATHARINA
797.33 BUSES
150.65 ELECTRICAL SUPPliES
310.00 DUES & HEMBERSHIPS
2,577.50 ORUG GRANT 92
203.63 BUSES
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COUNCIL LISTING JANUARY 31, 1993
VENDOR NAME
NEUBAUER, KEN
NICOLA, NINA
NISSLEY, EUGEHE U.
NORR, ANDREU ESTATE
OAK PARK RENTALS
OAKCREST STREET INVeSTMENTS
OAMOO VILLAGE OIINERS ASSOC
OLD GOLD COURT APARTHENTS
OLESEN APARTMENTS
OLSEN JACQUELINE A
ORIGINAL TOUN COURT
OSBORNE, JANES U.
omEN OIL co., INC.
OUTLOT 25 ASSOCIATES DBA
PACHA, THEOOORE H
PARK PLACE APARTHENTS
PARKS IDE HANOR APARTMENTS
PAUL HYERS AUTO BOOY
PAUL'S
PAYLESS CASHUAYS, INC.
PAYRAVI, 8181
PAYROLL RECAP
PECHOUS, EDUARD C.
PEDERSON' SELLS EQUIPHENT CO.
PEEPLE, ROGER
PEET, NICHOLAS J
PENNINGROTH APARTMENTS
PENTACREST GARDEN APARTMENTS
PERPETUAL SAVINGS BANK
PERSINGER, DAVID R
PETERSEN KERR I
PETERSEN, KRIS
PETERSON, JACK
PHAH LOAN
PNILLIPS CAROLYN J
PIPEYARO PARTNERS DBA RALSTON
PLUHBERS SUPPLY CO.
POSTMASTER
PD\lERS RICHARD
PRITCHET/8ARRON
PROGRESSIVE PHrSICAL THERAPY
PUOIL ROBERT
PYRAMID SERVICES, INC.
QUILL CORP.
QUINN, ESTATE OF JAMES H
R S INVESTMENTS
RALSTON CREEK VILLAGE APTS.
RANDY ALLEN
RANDY ALLEN 268944
RANSHAU, DAVE
RENDON, JORGE X RALPH IRVIN
RENTAL PERMITS TRANS
ANOUNT DESCRIPTION
203.70 AUTO L1AGILITY
m.oo FOSTER, RUTH
498.00 CONNER, MONA
716.00 SEYDEL, ~NGELA
259.00 KELLY, BURGESS
1,293.00 AllTON, DEVINE
500.00 BELL, JANET
381.00 SARTAIN, TALITHA
150,00 HELFRICH, TERRY
5.00 OLSEN, JACQUELINE
Z,016.00 XINNEY, GARY
113.00 BUNDY, HELEN
476.30 OTHER LUBRICANTS
1, rn.oo ALLEN, OAIIN
102.00 MERRINGER, JACQUELIN
1,460.00 DOULATSHAHI, MANUCHE
797.00 GEBREXAL, HULU
269.00 VEHICLE REPAIRS
20.57 MISC. SUPPLIES
138.28 LUMBER/HARDUARE
378.00 ASADZAOEH, PARVINOOX
68,842.10 PAYROLL 0B-JAN.93
412,00 SHEARON, XENNY
648.81 SNOU REMOVAL EQUIP.
362.00 FORMAN, ANDREA
248.00 FINSTER, UARREN
844.00 GONZALEZ, HILDA
324.00 LEMAR, LEZLIE
33,317.87 LAND ACQUISITION
137.00 BACON, HARGIE
18.00 PETERSEN, KERRI
525.00 UILSON, RONDA
331.00 MESA, VEmA
23.00 PNAN, LOAN
16.00 PHILLIPS, CAROLYN J
1,509.00 METTILLE, ANN
104.92 PLUMBING SUPPLIES
150.00 POSTAGE
21.00 POUERS, RICNARO
'850.50 VAN REPAIR 92243
142.00 HEDlCAL
13.00 PUDIL, ROBERT
314.12 EDUC./TRAINING SUPP.
450.49 OFFICE SUPPLIES
273.00 MADDIGAN, KELLY
437.00 CHRISTENSEN, JO ANNE
3,086.00 BATI, LENCHO
'3.73 TRAVEL REIHB
'703.78 MARYLAND
356.00 SLEHHONS, BARBARA
614.00 FRAZEUR, BRUCE A
616.00 RENTAL PERMITS
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VENDOR NAME AMOUNT DESCRIPTION
'REXCD EQUIPMEHT, INC. 6,974.02 LANDFILL EQUIPMENT
RICHARDSON, CARL J 346.00 RICHARDSON, KIHBERLY
RIGGAN, JIM nz.OO BETTS, LARRY M.
RITTGERS, BEN 248.00 UOOO, MAUREEN
RIVER TRAILS TRANSIT LINES INC 350.00 EQUIPMENT SERVICE
RNAOY ALLEN 2n382 '136.27 CHICAGO
ROBERTSON, CINDY M. 340.00 UALSH, SHANNON
ROBERTSON, H~ARD AND VONA 2,500.00 AUTO LIABILITY
ROCCA, ANDREU 50.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE
ROCKFORD HOUSING AUTHORITY 263.22 LANGER, LISA
ROCKHOUNT RESEARCH & ALLOYS 355.03 HISC. SUPPLIES
ROGERS, LARRY & MELISSA 239.00 COPELAND, SUE
RON STUTZMAN -92.82 TRAVEL REIHB
RON STUTZMAN mns '618.18 CHICAGO
ROSHEK, MARVIN m,oo SUAILS, BONITA
ROYAL INVESTMENTS 1,9n.OO LEACH, RANDY
RUKA, GARY A. 1,099.00 ED~ARDS, LEONA
RUHHELHART, ELMER 134,00 OUTTLINGER, KATHLEEN
RUHHELHART, IVAN C. & BLANCHE 268.00 UILMOTH, FRANCES
RUNDELL, VICKIE L. :49.00 O'BRIEN, ROGER
RYAN, TERRY L & MARY X 229.00 BECKER, NANCY
S & S INVESTMENTS 345.00 NERI, CHERYL
SAND ROAD INVESTMENTS 396.00 COX, GAYLE
SCANIA U.S.A., INC. 1,120.36 BUSES
SCHEETZ, RAYMOND & ANNE 550.00 NUTCHINS, JAMES
SCHELLIN, OETLEF 439.00 ANOERSON, CHARLA
SCHLAPKOHL, OANIEL P. 585.00 VOORHES, CLYDE
I SCHLOTE, NANCY 275 . 00 VANDENBERG, SHONNA
SCHMALTZ MARIA 23.00 SCHMALTZ, MARIA
SCHNEIDER, MAYNARD 320.00 RATCHFORD, GRACE
SCHOENMAKER, ADRIAN & SARA L. 388.00 UALSH, TRACY
SCHOTT APARTMENTS 234.00 MCDONALD, MICHAEL
SCHUm, MIKE 390.00 HURRAY, TERRIE
SCOTCH PINE APARTMENTS 1,708.00 BARNEY, OIANE
SCOTSOALE APARTHENTS 450.00 OICXERSON, MARGARET
SCOTT, RUTH H 325.00 HAMILTON, DEBRA
SE~RSON, JAHES L. 279.00 URIGHT, MURRY
SECURITY ABSTRACT CO. 456.00 ABSTRACTS
SECURITY INVESTMENYS ASSOC. 1,866.00 BLACKHAUK, ALPNONSO
SEMLER mRTHENTS 256.00 HICHEL, CHRIS
SEMLER 8UILOING 355.00 ABOEL'HAHEED, AHMAD
SENATE APARTMENTS 144.00 BEIER, EILEEN
SESSIONS, HAZEL 525.00 P~ERS, RICHARD
SETON NAME PLATE CORP. 134.43 OUSES
SEVI LLE APARTMENTS 1,417.00 BATI, NEGESO
SHAVERS-1I0RNADVICKIE 67.00 SIIAVERS'HORNADAY, VI
SHIVE'HATTERY ENGRS & ARCH INC 4,600.29 TESTlNO SERVICES
SHORTLEY, RUSH M. 442.00 BR~N, MIA
SHRAMEK, LOUISE 275.00 BENNETT, TERI
SIEG'CEOAR RAPIDS CO. 1,981.95 AUTO & L I GilT TRUCK
SJRE YOUNG FAMILY PARTNERSNIP 623.00 SLADE, SHIRLEY
SKARDA, VAL 218.00 BLAIR, FANNY
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COUNCIL LISTING JANUARY 31, 1993
VENDOR NAME AMOUNT OESCRIPTlON I
SXAUGSTAD, MARILYN & CHARLES m.oo MOSBACH, ESTHER I
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SKOG, CLARENCE 325.00 COLONY, JULIE A.
SLAGER, GARY 1,246.00 HORRIS, CARYN (JANEL
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SLONNEGER, KENNETH 262.00 KRUMHOLZ, BETH I
SLUm, KEVIN 220.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE
SMITH, ALTA 424,00 LANGE, PAM
SNRP-ON TOOLS CORP. 370.20 TOOLS
SOHM, JOHN & MARGARET 596.00 GIANGIACOIIO, JOHN
SOLON OEVELOPMENTS INC 402.00 UI LLHOTT, ALLAN
SPAETH, JOHN Z46.00 VISKER, VIRGINIA
S1IVEY, PAULINE 210.00 SPIVEY, RONALO
STANOARO INSURANCE C n.54 LIFE INSURANCE
STANNARD, PAULA J. 365.00 RUSSELL, MARY ,
STEmLER ORTHOPEDIC CLINIC 70.00 MEDICAL I
STEVE, DAVE 99.00 LAKE, ROSE
STILES, J H 248.00 STILES, JEANNE I
STREB, LORI 321.00 AUGUSTINE, TANHY
STUTZMAN, RONALD 711.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE ,
SUNOO\/N 100.00 MISCELLANEOUS !
SUNSET MANOR 127.00 STROUD, RONALD
. I SURE PLUS MANUFACTURING CO. 34.32 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK
SVENXA, BONNIE OR GLENN 212.00 UIGGINS, DUANE
SYCAMORE APTS 254.00 UALKER, (HENRY) AL
1 TANHY SPIES 263753 205.00 SEC OEP REFUNO
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~ TAYLOR, PAULINE 1,022.00 DONOVAN, XIXI
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1 TEBOCKHORST DEB 1,360.00 REP & MAINT. TO BLOG
I TERMINAL SUPPLY CO. 23.50 MISC. SUPPLIES
I , THAYER, KEITH E. 393.00 ARONES, GUILLERHO
1 THE UNIVERSITY OF IOUA 764.00 CORBIN, ALLISON
I THERHO XING QUAD CITIES, INC. 1,448.85 BUSES
THERHOGAS CO OF IOUA CITY 225.53 OTHER FUELS
THOIIOPULOS, GREGS & METTlE 644.00 GARDNER, DEBRA I
THOIIPSON, CIIARLES 1,489.00 COUCNMAN, DAVID L. I
TIM PANOALL -2.00 PERSONAL FAN I
TlHH, DAVID '50.00 LUHP SUN REPAYMNT
TOIILINSON, CLAlIIlE 222.00 MADDEN, VELMA H i
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TOIILlNSON-CANNON 568.00 6UILOING IHPROVEMENT
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TOUN & CAMPUS APARTNENTS 2,923.00 BROOXS, JEFF I
TRI STATE TURF & IRRIGATION 46.49 GENERAL EQUIPMENT
TRNAS ASST IISG TO NE~ NUHBERS 47,504.56 FY92 YR END 6ALANCE
TUNG, HAI'NAN 106.00 FORAKER, LARRIANNE
U OF IA 15.00 AOVERTIS I NG
U S UEST CIlIIHUNICATIONS 133.35 LONG DISTANCE CALLS
U S UEST COHNUNICATlONs-E 651.83 PHONE EQUIP. CHARGES
U. S: POST OFFICE' METER 10,000.00 POSTAGE
UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 12.00 LAND ACQUISITION
UNIVERSITY OF IOUA 13,113.00 ALAPATT, .THOIIASKUTTY
VERMEER SALES & SERVICE, INC. 163.45 GENERAL EQUIPMENT
VESELY, ARDEN 325.00 AXTON, DANIELLE
VILLA GARDEN APARTMENTS 2,464.00 ALEXANDER, LACRETSIA
VOORHEES CLYDE 64.00 VOORIIES, CLYDE
VOPARIL CUSTOII BUILT HOlIES 791.00 HOGAN, MICHAEL
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VENDOR NAME AHOONT DESCRIPTlOI/
VOSS PETROLEUM CO., INC. 1,473.06 FLUIDS GASES & OTHER
UAGNER PO:mAc-JEEP, INC. n.96 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCX
UAGNER, JAMES R 570.DO BO\/LES, CLOVIS
UALOEN PLACE 311.00 XLASSOI/, MARTHA
UALTERS, CLIFFORD 652.00 ALLEN, BRAD
UARO, RANDY 292.00 GRIFFIN, PATTI
UATERS, LARRY 120.00 STUTTS, PAUL
UATTERS DONNY 52.00 UATTERS, DONNY'
UATTERS, DONNIE '1,287',00 L\lHP SUN REPYMNT
VELANOER, PHYLLIS N. 247.00 ANOERSOlI, CHRISTINE
IlELCHER, CATHERINE -20.00 CLAIH PAYHENT
IlELSCH, CLAYTON 230.00 GORDOI/, AVA
IlENMAN, BONNIE 340.00 SNYDER, JULIA
UEPPLER AND SONS 1,114.n REPAIR OF STRUCTURE
VEPPLER AND SONS PAINTING 783.36 REPAIR OF STRUCTURE
IlESTGATE VILLA APARTMENTS 465.DO OLSEN, JACQUELINE
UESTIXlOO APARTHENTS 230.00 NELSON, DALE R.
U,"COX, LARRY 240.00 PHELPS, DAN
UILDMAN, HICHAEL 156.00 PAGAN, NELSON
UILLIAMS REALTY CO. 325.00 APPRAISAL SERVICES
UINEBRENNER FORD, INC. 10,432.00 AUTl>>IOOILE(S)
~INESS, JOHN AND HICHAELANNE 90.29 GENERAL LIABILITY
~IRTM, BILL 216.DD STEPP, RICHARD
WRD PROCESSING CHARGEBACKS 429.88 DEC CHARGEBACXS
\/RIGHT, UILLIAM 127.00 LOVETlNSKY, DAN
IIYSS, JONN 150.00 TRAVEL ADVANCE
XEROX CORP 4,04Z.22 OFFICE EQUIP. REPAIR
I YEGGY, BERNARD 257.00 YEGGY, LEONARD
YOOER, ARNOLD 1,122.00 DYER, TRACY
YODER, EARL, DOOGE ST APTS LTD 630.00 ADAMS, SANDRA
YOOER, EARL, FY RENTALS 1,096.00 BATI ,AMBO
YOOER, J D 583.DO FINK, SUSAN
YOUTH Hl>>IES, INC. 1,909.60 MISCELLANEOUS
2AISER, JERRY 397.00 HINES, SHAIIN
ZEUACK, NATHAN DBA HOLLYI!Xll 106.00 OAVIDSOI/, JEFFERY
ZIEGLER NO, EKHARD m.OD DECKER, DORIS
ZOOK, VERNON & MARGUERITE 355.00 KLOOS, BECKY
ZUBER, LARRY 204.DO ELLINGSIIORTH, DAVID
1:1111#::1:..1:=11I11==
INTRAGOVNTAL SERV FUND TOTAL 9n,830.83
COUNCIL LISTING JANUARY 31, 1993
VENDOR NAME 1JIOUN.T OESCRIPTlOI/
FUND, SPEC ASSESSNENT FUND
CLOSE ACCOUNTS Z85.81 FND BAL TO 71170
1.II;1I1I11I.lIlI...
SPEC ASSESSMENT FUND TOTAL 285.82 3~~
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VENDOR NANE ANOUNI DESCRIPTION I
FUND, SPECIAL REVENUE FUND
A T & T COHHIJNICATlONS 11.03 LONG DISTANCE CALLS
ADJUSTING JOURNAL ENTRY 179.79 OEC POSTAL CHARGES
BLUE CROSS l BLUE SHIELD 511.14 DENTAL INSURANCE
BREESE PLUMBING l HEATING, INC 162.09 BUILDING IMPROVEMENT
BI.llGETEO TRANSFERS AJE 314,637.01 EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
CAMPBELL, CAM F NO 55.00 PHYSICALS
CIP FUNDING FOR JAN 93 Z4,639.79 COR OVRFNOG/RUT
CLOSEOUT NEG BAL IN 8700'S 7,282.67 BLOCK GRANT
COOK, NILLIAN 10Z.n PRESCRIPTIONS, DRUGS
COOPER IHPROVEO EXTERIORS 3,845.00 BUILDING IMPROVEMENT
DOLEZAL HELEN 262592 '27.00 STATE UITHHOLOING
DOLEZAL HELEN 262592 '8.00 STATE UITHHOLOING
DOLEZAL, HELEN 505.80 FEDERAL UITHHOLOING
ELDERLY SERVICES AGENCY 11,917.78 AID TO AGENCIES
ERNST & YOUNG lZ075 3,m.66 ANNUAL AUOIT CHG
FORTIS BENEFITS 56.16 DISABILITY INSURANCE
FREE HEOICAL CLINIC 100.00 DUES & HEMBERSHIPS -
FROHUEIN OFFICE SUPPLY 3.18 OFfiCE SUPPLIES
FUND TRANS FOR POLICE & FIRE 46,5Z2.56 FIRE REIRE FUNDING
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE 81.00 FEDERAL UITNHOLOING
HillA ASSOCIATION OF BUILDING 10.00 DUES l MEMBERSHIPS
HillA CHAPTER OF NAHRO 35.00 DUES & MEMBERSHIPS
IOIIA CITY GUTTER 90.00 BUILDING IMPROVEMENT
IOIIA CITY PRESNITIZEN 46.~ LEGAL PUBLICATIONS
IOIIA STATE BANK' FICA 811.n FICA
I IPERS 55Z.6B IPERS
JOHNSON COUNTY RECORDER 105.00 RECORDING FEES
JOURNAL ENTRY 4,m.07 CORRECT 12075
JOURNAL VOUCHER 3,787.54 JAN BCBS
MARIANNE MILKMAN '6.0Z PERSONAL CALLS
MCNABB, ESTHER 414.31 HEALTH INSURANCE
HORGAN, VERA 480.97 SURVIVORS BENEFITS
HUNICI.FIRE/POLICE '2,225.32 DENTAL FIRE
PAYROLL RECAP 10,610.42 PAYROLL 08'JAN.93
PLANNING om 9.00 PHOTO COPIES
RADIO SHACK 25.911 MINOR OFf EOUIP/FURN
ROBERTS COIISTRUCTION 1,033.11 BUILDING IHPROVEMENT
SERVPRO 2,299.911 BUILDING IHPROVEMENT
TOHLINSON'CANNON AND 392.00 OUILOING IMPROVEMENT
TREASURER, STATE OF IOIIA Z4.00 STATE UITHHOLDING
U OF IA. HOSPITALS AND CLINICS 420.00 PHYSICALS
U SlIEST COHHIJNICATlONS 24.58 LONG DISTANCE CALLS
U S UEST COHHIJNICATIONS'E 50.9Z TELEPHONE RENTAL
UEPPLER I SONS . HH 1,432.75 BUILDING IMPROVEHENT
WRO PROCESSING CHARGE BACKS 420.56 OEC CHARGEBACKS
YOUR RIGHT HAND AND 255.00 BUILDING IMPROVEHENT
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SPECIAL REVENUE FUND TOTAL 440,223.32
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GRANO TOTAL 6,B54,915.51 3~~
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RECEIVED FEB 17 1993
Dr. Nikolai Otmakhov Ph. D
Department of Physiology and
Biophysics, BSB- 5-429
university of Iowa,
Iowa City, Iowa 52242
Ph.: (319) -335-78-59
e-mail :
otmakhon@physlog-po.physlog.uiowa.edu
February 15, 1993
city Council
410, East Washington st.
Iowa city, Iowa 52240
Dear Sirs,
My name is Nikolai Otmakhov. At present I am doing postdoctoral work
at the University of Iowa. My native country is Russia. You know a
great changes in the pOlitical system and the economy are taking
place in Russia now. These changes go very slowly but I hope they
are at least not reversible now. One of the reasons why the changes
are so slow is that our people have only limited experience in
living and working in new political and ecunomic systems. On the
other hand Russia as well as some other CIS republics has very well-
developed and widely recognized systems of education, public health
care, science, some fields of art, industry and others. So both our
countries have something to learn from each other. Before leaving
Russia for the US the mayor of one of the large regions of Nizhniy
Novgorod (which can be translated as the Low New City, formerly
Gorky city) asked me to fined out if any government, business or
cultural organization is interested in making any type of contact
with corresponding organizations in Nizhniy Novgorod. He was
especially interested in how City Council and other City service
organizations work in the US. I greatly appreciate a large body of
information about the City Council of Iowa city sent to me by Ms.
Lorraine Saeger in response to my telephone request. I believe this
information will be very helpful to Nizhniy Novgorod city Council
members. I am going to send this information to the mayor of the
Sormovsky region of Nizhniy Novgorod with my friend leaving for
Russia as soon as possible. In my turn I am passing to Iowa city
Council members small booklets about Nizhniy Novgorod. One of these
booklets has a notice in Russian which is translated: "From the
mayor of Sormovsky Region of Nizhniy Novgorod Mr. Valery Moeseev". I
hope these brochures can give you an imege of this very old and
beautiful large city. Unfortunately all texts in the brochures are
written in Russian. But if anyone is interested in some special
aspects of this information I will be glad to translate it or give
additional explanations.
If the Iowa city city Councilor representatives of any others
organizations are interested in making ~ontacts on any level and in
any field of life, please get in touch with the mayor of the
Sormovsky Region of Nizhniy Novgorod Mr. Valery Moeseev directly or
through me at my address (see the addresses below) (unfortunately
regular mail to Russia is not reliable enough now and I prefer to
send letters to Russia with my friend or correspond bye-mail).
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Administration of Sormovsky Region
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Russian Federation
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900 W. Benton apt.101
Iowa city, Iowa 52246
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February 1. 1993
To whom it may concern:
Having l:ved in Southern California most of my life, [think I've adapted
well 10 hVJl1g Jl1lowa City, In fact, I must say I really like it here, I love the
farmlands, the people, and the Changing seasons, Iowa City has so much to
offer us, for which I am grateful. Unfortunately. those first snowfalls.
although exciting for us, do make me nervous while driving. The icy
conditions after thawing and re-freezing make driving and walking
treacherous for days afterward, Well. I guess my apprehension about this
caused me to make a mistake after the first winter storm this season,
I always keep safety a priority while out and about with my young
children, Thank goodness nothing adverse happened to us on that day after
the storm, The roads were clear again, It was a sunny day, The only
pr(lblem. besides the usual Iowa City traffic and my children constantly
trying to distract me, wa, a mass of ice in the metered parking lot I planned
to use. I noticed it right away as [ pulled up to the slot. [brought the car up
slowly while looking at the ground to see if there was too much ice on the
side from which my children would be exiting the car. I decided it looked
saJe enough, and pulled completely into the parking spot. I glanced up at
the meter to see if there was any time remaining, There was not. The one
thing I did not see was the tall sign above the meter that read, "Handicapped
Only-$50 Fine", Of course, [ couldn't see it from inside the car because it was
very tall and above the limits of my view out the windshield. I left the car
and, as quickly as possible on the ice, walked around the car to help my
children. Holding hands and looking down at the ice under our feet, the
three of ~~ walked to the meter and proceeded to put in enough change to
last one hour--more than enough time for a haircut. There were no
"Handicapped Only" stickers or signs on the meter,
Had it not been for the ticket, I still might not have noticed I was parked
in a "Handicapped Only" spot, Perhaps while backing out or pul1ing away I
would have seen Ihe sign, because it can only be seen at a distance by people
who are looking up at things eight feet high, On that first icy day of the
season, I was not one of those people. And now, despite the appeal in which
1 outlined these events, I must pay $50, Although a fifty dol1ar ticket is
something we can afford, what about those people less fortunate? I know
that Jf the sJgn had been at eye level, or if there were a "Handicapped Only"
Slicker next to the coin SIOlS on the meter, I would have seen It and looked
for another parking spot. I seem to remember a time when al1 such signs
were at eye level. Why have they al1 of a sudden been placed so high?
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mryone, That is why I'm asking whoever is responsible for parking signs
in Iowa City to please either lower these signs to eye level, or put clearly
visible "Handicapped Only" stickers on the meters so people will know they
arc in violation, Then these parking spots would remain open for those who
really need them. If this is not possible, then lower the fine so it is not so
eMly for those who just don't see signs that high on icy days, I'm sure even
a ~2) ill1e WOUld deter people lrom lI1tentlonally takll1g the spot,
I hope my $50 can help Ollt in this matter, I really love Iowa City and
IVould not hesitate to help make it an even better place to live, I would
appreciate a reply and an explanation of why the signs are placed at such a
height. Perhaps the "State Code" needs to be changed. Let me know if I can
be of any other assistance.
Sincerely.
(/=rJ W,1
Laura L. AJagoz
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APPEALER: DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE, PLEASE COMPLETE REVERSE SIDE
The Administrative Review Panel has made the following decision on the parking ticket(s) you placed on appeal.
This decision was based on Information provided by you and the Issuing officer,
TICKET #1 : TICKET #2: TICKET #3: TICKET #4:
( ) DISMISSED ( ) DISMISSED ( ) DISMISSED ( ) DISMISSED
(~OT DISMISSED ( ) NOT DISMISSED ( ) NOT DISMISSED ( ) NOT DISMISSED
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If you disagree with a "not dismissed' decision, you may have the matler brought before a Judicial magistrate
for determination. ANY VEHICLE WHICH HAS ACCUMULATED 15 OR MORE DOLLARS IN PARKING
VIOLATIONS MAY BE IMPOUNDED UNLESS ALL TICKETS ARE PAID. (Iowa City Code Sec. 23-21)
Rev. 91
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City oi Iowa City CounciL
Civic tenteR
410 ta~t Wa~hin~ton St.
Iowa City, Iowl: 52240
9anuaRY 30, 1993
602 WMHn~ Ave.
1011'(( City, Iowa 52245
DeaR CouncU flJembeR~,
(ve~yone want~ mORe money to ~pend lOR nece44~tie4 and pLea~uRe4.
I hi~ incLude.4 aU LeveL4 of. the ~oveRnment. I he income i4 deRived
/Rom the taxpayeu. Locany, d i4 /Rom pROpeRtll taXM.
I am a RetiRed widow on a fixed income. It become4 mORe difficuLt
to pay continuaL inCRea4e4 in pRopeRty taxe4 which i4n't the onLII
cxpeMe. on. Cl llOme. Add La Lhut uHLui(~~ and 4e"vice~. ,11.iO, Re-
paiR4 whi~h have to wuit untiL I can find the monell to have them
taken caRe 0/ LateR.
f~y pRopeRt!} taxe4 aRe $135 peR montll and Ri4ill;, which they Ilave
done lOR tne p'a4t 35 yeaR4. flJII income with pen4ion and SociaL
SecuRitv i~ about $15,000 annuaLLy. /lot aU pROpeRtll owneR4 in
thi4 city aRe in the 50 to 100 thou4and doLLaR bRacket. AnnuaL
wa~e inCRea4e4 0/ wORkin~ peopLe off4et theiR bURden 0/ mORe tax-
ation. II lIoU wiLL Re/eR to the attached Letten /nom mil pen4ion
pnoviden, vou wiLL 4ee that it 40.114 I wiLL not neceive an incnea4e
in my pen4ion. It ha4 been the 4ame Ion the pa4t 10 yean4. Jet I
mU4t meet continuaL tax incnea4e4. ~Re4ident CLinton ha4 announced
that he wiLL 4eek to have COLA'S nemoved {nom SociaL Secunitv
necepient4! I can't wait to 4ee how much mone the ~ovennment wiLL
find to put mone taxe4 upon the peopLe. We need to 4tOP 4pendin~!
AL40, I beLieve thene i4 no 4uch thin~ a~ a Htemponan~ tax. H The
admini4tnaton4 be~in to Like it 40 welL 0.4 a 40unce 07 income that
it become4 penmanent.
flJ!} ~ue4tion: WouLd MOU be com/ontabLe Livin~ on a fixed ill~ome of.
about $15.000 annuaLZy with mone taxe4 fe4peciaLL!} pnopenty taxe4/
/acina !Jou? I hope ~nd pnafl that ~ou wiLL keep tne fixed income
peopL~ in miltd wilen floU make UP. buag.et4 Ion ~pendin~. I don't mind
payin~ mM lain 4hane in taxe4 but too much i4 enouah. I wouLd Like
to be abZe to a//ond to Live in my home awhiLe Lon~en,
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Englll\\'OOd,Cololado 80111.2526
lilchard D. McCormIck
ChalrmBnand Chlcl ExeculivcOUicor
lOJ;WEsr
January 15, 1993
Dear Retiree Family:
Many of you have inquired about the possibility of an "ad hoc" increase in
your U S WEST pension, As you know, we have made adjustments from time to
time in the pust. The purpose of my letter is to let you know that we will not be
increasing pensions at this time and to give you the background on how we arrived at
this difficult decision,
First, U S WEST is facing an increasingly competitive business
environment. Local access providers, cellular telephone companies and cable
television companies are taking direct aim at our core telephone business. While
some policy makers recognize these fundamental changes and are prescribing more
flexible rules, we continue to be bound by many policies that inhibit our ability to
compete.
Our strategy is simple, We are developing uew revenue sources at a record
pace, improving service through a total dedication to quality, investing $11 billion in
the next five years to renew our core business, making prudent productivity
. improvements, aud workiug with regulators and public officials to rewrite the policies
governing our industry. We have an incredible task facing us throughout this decade
and we appreciate your support as we go forward.
Beyond our business environment, we are in the midst of a crisis in health
care costs in this country, U S WEST is not immune, Retiree health care costs borne
by U S WEST have increased 50 pereent in the past three years, Several of you have
expressed your appreciation for the coverage that you have and we thank you for that.
We are examining every aspect of our health care costs and looking for ways to
reduce these costs while maintaining good access and good quality. We hope to be in
contact with you in the near future with some fresh ideas on how we can work
together to make this happen,
Last week we announced a $1.8 billion charge to 1992 earnings to reflect
U S WEST's health care obligation for current and future retirees. This reality
underscores the enormity of the challenge facing all of us,
This decision to forego a pension increase has been a hard one. It's been
driven by two goals, the first to maintain a strong and sufficiently funded pension
plan for current aud future retirees, and the second to assure a financially sound and
growing U S WEST. I want you to knolV that we appreciate your concern, your
understanding and your support,
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Members of City Council
Iowa City Civic Center
410 East Wasbington
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
ne: Relocation of Iowa City Airport
Dear Friends:
We are writing this letter to express our extreme displeasure with the continued discussions by the Iowa
City Airport Commission regarding relocation of the Iowa City Airport,
As long standing residents of the Iowa City community, and os property owners and taxpayere for the lost
20 years, we muet protest, The reasons for our opposition are as follows:
1. We do not see any reason for continued discussions of such a relocation when 94% of the
people who responded to a recont eurvey, clearly indicated they were opposed to such relocation and
expansion, Business leaders, likewise, hove expressed no need for such action,
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argued by private consultants that construction of a new airpott rather than upgrading existing facilities
would be more cost-effective, Yet by their own admission the cost for upgrading under Option 1,
estimated to be $10,9 million, includes $1 million for two parallel taxiways that could be eliminated, This
would reduco tho cost of Option 1 to $9,9 million which compares favorably with 011 three construction
options, (Although monotary differencee remain between upgrade Option 1 and tho construction options,
all figures are only estimates which we feol sure the consulting firm would not bo willing to guarantee,)
We are not opposed to upgrading existing facilities if required to meet FAA standards,Tho fact that
existing runwaye can be extended seems to hold little merit for the chairman of the Airport Commiesion,
who seema intent on trying to make tho airport something that it is not and con never be. We think the
airport in Cedor Ropida aerves the Iowa City aren well for business and pleasure travel, .
3, Even though it ie presumed by tho Airport Commission that up to 90% of the relocotion funds
could be provided by fcderal funds (a very questionable assumption given the condition of our nationol
economy), we would bo completely opposed to the use of local tax dollare to fund the remaining 10%,
Beaides, unlese we hp.ve missed aomething, as US, taxpayers we would be indirectly providing the funds
for the other 90%, In this period of hard times and budgetary constraints, surely there are other needs
in our community that desorvo funding first, It is difficult for us to conccive how our governing bodies
could bo giving serious consideration to the notion of airport relocation,
4. Even though we livo in the flight zone of tho present oirport and, theroforo, have evorything
to goin from such 0 relocation in torms of noiso and ominent danger, wo still think it is a foolish proposal
whieh needs to bo permanently laid to rest by tho govorning bodies,
If you havo any questions or comments about our position, we would welcomo tho opportunity to respond,
Our residenco telophono number is 351.4544,
Si erely,
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Ju ith M, Knabo
11 1 Weobor Circlo
Iowa City, Iowa 52246
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Fails to Make Its Case
Environmental Advocates
February 5, 1993
The Iowa City Airport Relocation Feasibility Study by Coffman
Associates is an inadequate and deeply flawed document. Iowa City
and the federal government paid nearly $70,000 for a study that
was supposed to give an impartial presentation of the facts the
people of Iowa City needed to make an informed decision about the
future of our airport. Instead, the report is filled with
misstatements, opinions asserted as facts, and half-truths.
Though the Study tries hard, it fails to make its case either for
airport expansion or for relocation.
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Citians who have not read it should be aware that:
1 The Feasibility Study is not just calling for minor
change~ to the current airport, or for a new airport pretty much
like the one we've got. It calls for a facility with runways over
a mile long to accommodate jets with wingspans of nearly 80 feet
and weighing up to 35 tons. Such jets could have a substantial
impact on the quality of life in Johnson County.
2 The Study calls for spending millions of dollars
essentially to accommodate a comparatively small group of
users--business jets. Currently, about one business jet a day
lands in Iowa City, and business jets make up only 1.7 percent to
3.5 percent of the airport's users. The Feasibility Study argues
for expansion or relocation on the grounds that FAA guidelines say
airports should "accommodat[e) the most demanding aircraft which
use the facility on a regular basis" (p. 5-4). The study claims
that business jets may eventually be barred from landing in Iowa
City for safety reasons by the FAA unless the airport is expanded
or moved.
3 Proponents of expanding or moving the airport lJay the
new facility would be "free," since it would be mostly
federally funded. But this is not "free money." The funds come
from federal taxes, So-called "users' fees," that go into an FAA
airport development trust fund. Recent administrations have
considered the $7.5 billion in this fund as offsetting the federal
deficit for accounting purposes. Thus, unwise use of these funds
is directly linked to the federal deficit and national budgetary
woes.
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in other ways. Moving it could cause serious environmental
damage to wetlands and could destroy hundreds of acres of some of
the world's richest agricultural land. It could lead to urban
sprawl. It would also dislocate farm families that have lived
there for years. Selling the current site to developers to offset
the cost of a new facility could lead to overdevelopment of the
site and threaten the area buffering Ryerson's Woods. Expanding
the current airport could dislocate some homes and businesses and
the 4-H Fairgrounds. These and other environmental considerations
were inadequately addressed by the Feasibility Study.
5 The Feasibility Study contains many errors, both
factual and methodological.
For example:
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A Projections of future airport use are consistently
based on extremely "optimistic" assumptions which, once
asserted, are then used as the basis for various
additional arguments. The whole study is based on a logical
fallacy: first they claim that, IF the airport is expanded, larger
numbers of aircraft might use it. Then they say that BECAUSE
larger numbers of aircraft are coming, we have to build a bigger
airport to accommodate them! This is circular reasoning.
For example, on page 2-10, they state, ".. .Aircraft which
are based at other area airports would consider an Iowa
City base if airport improvements were made,' but by page
2-17 they claim that "This chapter has determined demand
to be anticipated. The next step is to determine
facilities necessary to meet that demand."
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predicated on simply stealing business away from other
airpo:ts in or m.ar Johnson County. The underlying theme of
much of Chapter 2 is, If we build a new facility, we can take
business away from Cedar Rapids, Tipton, Green Castle, Amana,
Kalona , Bartlett, Picayune Field, and Murphy airports and
airstrips. The study does not explain why doing this would
be good for America and deserves federal' support.
B The study claims the airport would attract new
businesses. But for the high-tech businesses Iowa City is
trying to attract, an airport located south of town
doesn't represent much of an attraction, since it's the city
areas noI1h of town that are designated for these high-tech, high-
pay, non-polluting industries. The Oakdale research campus, for
example, is nearly as close to the Cedar Rapids airport as to the
potential sites southeast of Iowa City, and has more direct
transportation links to it.
C The Study claims we have no option bu~ to move or
expand. It says the FAA has promulgated guidelines with which
we're out of compliance. But it produces no documentation showing
that the FAr. is concerned about our airport. In fact, as Airport
Commission Chairman Richard Blum acknowledged at the last
Commission meeting, "We're in as good shape with the FAA as
any airport in the country. /I Environmental Advocates also
understands that FAA spokespeople told Iowa City newspaper
reporters that they have no problems with the current airport.
The question then arises, Should the airport be expanded or
relocated on the basis of unsupported speculations that at some
time in the future the airport might have trouble with FAA rules?
D The Study says (page 1-3) that "The Cedar Rapids
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[the needs of Iowa City.] Iowa City Municipal Airport has the
ability to accommodate a more flexible schedule," and claims that
if Iowa City had to bar business jets, the Cedar Rapids airport
(CIO) would not easily be able to handle the increased traffic.
These assertions are incorrect. The Cedar Rapids airport has a
certified capacity of 200,000 operations per year, and is now
handling about 80,000, or 40% of its capacity. Cedar Rapids
could easily handle the extra 400 to 1,400 jets per year
(one to three per day) that, according to the Study, might
have to land in Cedar Rapids. And Iowa City's purported
"flexibility" is not an issue: all non-scheduled aircraft operate
on flexible schedules--that's what general aviation is all about.
Top CIO administrators have told Environmental Advocates that CIO
could easily handle the additional traffic.
E The Study tries hard to make the case that the number
of airport users, and particularly business jets, will
grow dramatically over the next twenty years. Yet the
trends are dubious at best. For example, the Study says (page
2-5), "The number of registered aircraft [in the county] has grown
from 88 in 1977 to 104 in 1991." Yet in fact there has been a
decline in number of registered aircraft from 118 in 1985. And in
fact the Study's "optimistic" prediction for the total number of
registered aircraft in Johnson County in the year 2012 is only
119--one more than it had way back in 1985.
Similarly, on 2-7 the Study says, "The single most important
factor in the development of aviation activity forecasts is the
number of based aircraft." Iowa City currently has 53 based
aircraft, down from 64 in 1980 and up from a low of 51 in 1988.
(Compare Cherokee's 46, Marshalltown's 40, and Mason City's 46.)
The Study predicts Iowa City will have 76 based aircraft by the
year 2012--but onlv if we take them awav from other airports and
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airstrios in the county (page 2-10). Based on this unlikely
assumption, it predicts the Iowa City airport will have 40,000
operations (i.e., landings and takeoffs) by 20l2--up from its
current 26,400.
Similarly, the Study predicts the number of turboprops and jets
using the airport will grow by 260 percent over the next 20 years
--even though the FAA projects only a 67 percent increase in these
aircraft nationwide over the same period.
F The study claims (page 4-5) that relocating the Iowa
City airport, and thereby saving some users of business
jets the time and trouble of driving to Cedar Rapids,
would increase the efficiency of our workforce. The Study
points out that the time wasted in driving to Cedar Rapids equals
10 percent of an employee's day. Let's analyze this argument that
an airport located outside Iowa City would be more efficient, in
terms of fuel and time saved, than keeping the current airport and
diverting a small number of jets to Cedar Rapids.
Supposing there's a new airport south of town, and that 7 percent
of its users, who would otherwise have to go to Cedar Rapi,js, save
20 minutes and one gallon of gas per trip. Meanwhile, 93 percent
of the airport's users, who could have used the old, centrally
located airport, now have to drive an extra six minutes and use an
extra 1/3 gallon of gas.
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93 people would lose 6 minutes = 558 min lost
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c; The Study consistently stresses economic arguments--that a
bigger airport means more jets and this means more business. But
more jets don't necessarily mean that more business, or
good businesses offer.ing good jobs at high pay, will come
to Iowa city. Certain arguments in the Study are statements of
faith, not fact--as when it states on page 1-13 that population
growth means higher per capita income. Some of the nation's
largest population centers are also among its poorest--for
example, the South Bronx or San Juan, PRo Both have grown in
population in recent years.
While stressing economic arguments, the study slights questions of
environmental or quality-of-living degradation, including the
environmental impact if the current site were bought by
developers.
H The Study's assertion that the current airport site
could be sold for $6 million to $25 million appears to be
unmerited. Environmental Advocates has been advised that the
land would probably go for far less than even the lowest figure
named, $6 million. Environmental Advocates believes that the
study overestimates the costs of maintaining or rebuilding the old
site, and underestimates the cost of relocating (e.g., it ignores
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possible suits by landowners adjacent to proposed sites).
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produce arguments
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that would make a case for a nell or
Yet their research consistently failed
case.
. First they surveyed airport users. Of 180 questionnaires
distributed, 90 were returned, and 94.5 percent of
respondents said the current airport was adequate for
their needs.
Yet throughout the study, two responses (out of the 180
questionnaires distributed) are repeatedly referred to.
These are the two respondents who said that if they had a
bigger airport they might get a bigger plane! Partly on the
basis of these two responses, the Study's authors built a
whole case that there's a major unmet community need for a
new or expanded airport.
. They analyzed airport use to determine whether the airport
was too crowded. They found that the current facility can
handle 150,000 operations (landings and takeoffs) a year. It
currently handles 26,000. That's 15 peroent of capacity.
. Next they projected future growth. Even if we accept the
Study's inflated predictions of growth, there will only be
40,000 operations per year by the year 2012. That's 26.6
percent of capacity. As they acknowledge on page 3-4, "The
capacity of the existing runway-taxiway system will
not be reached in the next twenty years. 1/
. Then they claimed (p. 4-3) that lawsuits over easements
were creating an economic threat making it difficult for the
airport to stay where it is. Yet later (p. ) they
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acknowledge that cities facing similar suits have won
them. And in fact Iowa City recently won such a suit. As
Commissioner Blum said at the last Airport Commission
meeting, "We have always felt we were on very solid ground
int the Fitzgerald case, and the Appeals Court decision
[favoring the landowner, later reversed by the Supreme Court]
was way off in left field."
. They claim that noise is a problem (p. 1-17).
"Encroachment of development has made it difficult for lOW to
meet demand for an adequate airport. Also, concerns have
been raised about noise and safety due to obstructions of
airspace." But they acknowledge on page 5-15 that "None of
the three options [for keeping the current site] will
produce significant noise levels at the existing site
within the next 20 years." As for safety issues, let us
again quote Blum, "We're in as good shape with the FAA as any
airport in the country."
6 The Study did not attempt a cost-benefit analysis of
the proposed new or expanded facility, but Environmental
Advocates believes that (even in strictly economic terms)
the costs outweigh the benefits. On page 1 of this report we
mentioned that the Study cited an FAA guideline that airports
should be built to accommodate the most demanding aircraft using
the airport. In effect, the Study argues that a new airport is
needed to accommodate a marginal group--users of business jets who
might otherwise eventually be barred by FAA regulations from
landing in Iowa City. Depending on whose projections you accept,
20 years from now this group may constitute from 1.7 percent to 7
percent of all users,
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total annual number of users by 2012 will be 20,000 (1. e., 40,000
operations) per year, Thus, 7 percent of 20,000, or 1,400
business jets might be diverted to Cedar Rapids annually if
nothing is done to accommodate them in Iowa City. The Study
argues that the city and federal governments should spend millions
of dollars to keep these 1,400 business jets--about 4 per day--
using the Iowa City airport.
Is it a wise investment of city and federal dollars to build a new
or expanded airport to accommodate these 1400 extra landings,
which would otherwise go to Cedar Rapids?
To answer this question, let's consider the cost of expanding or
relocating the airport. A common way of determining the annual
cost of a large construction project that requires a lump sum
payment up front is to determine how much that money is worth when
amortized over a period of 30 years. Assuming a new airport would
cost $15.5 million in federal and local money, and that this cost
is amortized over 30 years at the current 30-year interest rate of
7.35 percent, the new facility would cost $1,140,000 a year for
the next 30 years.
Thus, the additional business jet landings we could expl~ct from a
new airport would each cost $1,140,000/1,400. That's la1!
apiece.
Environmental Advocates believes these federal dollars could be
spent on wiser projects. We agree with a recent editorial in the
Chicago Tribune that says America has become a "wastrel nation."
"Like a big spender when the bills corne due, the united States has
arrived at the day of reckoning," the editorial says. Iowa City
should exhibit fiscal restraint.
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expanded airport. There are many other good reasons to oppose the
idea. As mentioned above, moving the airport would mean
. destruction of hundreds of acres of some of the most
fertile land on the face of the globe
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aubsidy of $814 per jet landing, that's a good example
of "socialism for the rich."
. the attitude that "this is all free money." That kind of
attitude got our country into its current economic
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RECEIVED FFB 5 - 1993
To:
Mayor and city counoil
city of Iowa city
civio Center
Iowa City, lA, 52240
Dear Mayor and Counoil:
I understand that the issue of replaoing the Melrose Avenue
bridge over the railroad, after all the planning and design
work that has been undertaken, is about to be "debated" again
with all the usual "ooncerns" from a vocal minority of the
community i.e. Not In My Baok Yard, Even Though We Have No
Problems with Driving Past other People's Houses And Endanger-
ing Their Children Ourselves. (And no, don't you dare put
high-rises in our neighborhood that would allow more people to
walk to work instead.)
This section of Melrose Avenue is congested NOW (morning rush
hour traffic backs up all the way to sunset), and replacing
the bridge with only two lanes guarantees congestioh for
another 50 YEARS, which any engineer will tell you is how long
bridges are built for. Of course, traffic will only increase
further in the future due to expansion of both the University
and the City.
I would be very suprised to hear that the Federal Government
would even pay for a 2-lane bridge, when the 1983 Transporta-
tion Plan for the city states quite clearly (p. 104) that this
section of Melrose Avenue should be widened. without their
money, and the property tax freeze, in a few year's time the
debate will be--Shall we layoff more pOlice, quit maintaining
some streets, or continue to live without any bridge on Mel-
rose which is literally choking traffic on Benton Street and
Highway 6? Future City councils for the next 50 years will
blame you if the majority of you are unable to stand up to the
perpetual complainers.
sincerely,
J. S. smith
c.c. Mr. Davidson, city Planning
Mr. Fosse, city Engineering
Mr. Parker, Federal Highway Administration
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Iowa Ci ty, IA 52240
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Iowa Ci ty, IA 52240
February 8, 1993
Dear Mayor Courtney:
I am writing this letter as a concerned citizen Wishing to discuss
my feelings regarding the issue of widening Melrose Avenue. This
debate is of interest to me from the perspective of a homeowner living
in a neighborhood, as a parent with children in the Iowa City school
system, as one who appreciates historical landmarks, and as an employee
of University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics.
I have been a resident of the Iowa City community for 14 years,
living in two relatively new west side neighborhoods. I would have
preferred to live in an older neighborhood, but fine, older homes are
less available in our communi ty. I have always found driving through
the older areas such as Kirkwood Avenue, Summit Street, and Melrose
Avenue aesthetically pleasing. In fact, I often go out of my way to
visit these areas. Any project that might endanger these historical
gems would be a mistake.
The widening of Melrose Avenue is certainly going to raise some
safety issues. Walking to and from school during my two sons'
elementary school years was one of the many benefits of living in an
area with a neighborhood school. Walking to and from school on a major
thoroughfare--such as a widened, busier Melrose Avenue--would be a
concern for children attending Roosevelt school.
As an employee of University Hospitals and a daily co~nuter on
Melrose Avenue, I agree the road is in need of repair. However, I do
not think convertIng it to a four-lane highway in the midst of a
neighborhood is the only or best solution to solving the Increasing
traffic caused by the Increased growth of the University. The idea of
converting the service road through Pinkblne to a major connection to
the commuter lot sounds like a reasonable alternative to reduce
congestion on Melrose Avenue through University Heights. Are there
others? I urge you to take the time to explore all the options to best
serve the community and the University.
Sincerely,
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RECEIVED FFR 17 1993
Dear Editor:
It's getting to be a familiar occurence--a necessary street widening
project (this time Melrose Avenue) being hijacked at the last minute hy
a City Council that seems to be listening only to a roomful of hysterical
people who seem to know only how to complain, not how to accomplish
something. And it doesn't help when the Press-Citizen turns over its
editorial page to this group's ringleader, whose half-page article was
so full of half-truths and self-contradictions it would take another
half-page of newsprint to list and explain them all. Generally, this
vocal minority finds it converiient to believe that discussion of what
to do with Melrose began 2 weeks ago, when in fact it has gone on for
decades.
The City Council needs to hear i9!taad from those of you who get stuck
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in the already-existing traffic jam on this street every day, which
will only get worse with time if the road is not ~idened. That includes
not only auto drivers, but those of you who ride any of the 4 city bus
lines and 3 CAMBUS routes,that use Melrose Avenue.
Sincerely,
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410 East Washington
Iowa City IA 52240
To the City Council:
This is regarding the proposed widening of Melrose Ave. I do not believe that it is in
the best interests of Iowa City to degrade the quality of any neighborhood in tlmt way.
Iowa city is so far a decent place to live largely because it is not choked with traffic as is
Los Angeles and because the size is manageable. Neighborhood quality should have a
higher priority than speeding up traffic flow, The desire to speed up traffic flow only arises
because bad decirions were made in encouraging excessive growth of the community,
. Further movement in this direction is likely to lead to the major problems of pollution,
crime, social decay, and disease which characterize our large cities.
A sensible alternative to provide better access to the hospital would be a park and ride
system, A bus which delivers people to the hospital door would be preferable to a long
walk through tlle parking ramp,
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I oppose any widening of Melrose A venue,
Thank you,
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RECEIVED FFA 4 - 1993
Mary Lewis, President
Grant Wood Neighborhood Assoc.
56 Regal Lane
Iowa City, IA 52240
February 3, 1993
The Iowa City City Council
410 East Washington st.
Iowa City, IA 52240
Dear Iowa City City Council:
After watching the Council meeting of February 2, and talking with members
of the Mel rose group r I wanted tc' tell you that I feel you are on the
right track wi th the Neighborhood Associations. Spealdng for e,ur group,
since our group was formed in June we have been very informed.
Marcia Klingaman has done an exceptional job of keeping our group informed
of the growth and changes being made in the future in our area. Karin
Franl:lin and Jeff Davidson have been supportive of our neighborhc,od and
have presented plans to ,)ur group at least 3 times since JLlne about future
growth, always asking for input.
If the Melrose group had an active involvement in a Neighborhood
Association they probably would have been more informed about changes on
their street. For a project as large as this one, I agree with Mr.
Larse,n's suggestion of informing each resident along Melrose and inviting
response right from the beginning.
I wanted to express my support of the Neighborhood Association program and
let you know it is working for our area.
Sincerely,
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City of Iowa City
MEMORANDUM
Date: February 8, 1993
To: Honorable Mayor and City Council
From: James Brachtel, Traffic Engineer
Re: Installation of No Parking Any Time Signs at 51 1 South Madison 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 removal of the TWO HOUR PARKING and installation of NO PARKING ANY TIME
on the west side of Madison Street in the vicinity of 511 South Madison Street. This action
will take place on or shortly after February 24, 1993.
COMMENT:
In 1981 the two-hour parking limit had been established in front of 511 South Madison Street.
At that time the resident at 511 was using his home as a repair shop and required on-street
parking as a convenience for his customers. The residence is no longer used as the site of
a commercial enterprise. Traffic patterns on South Madison Street have changed, with an
increase in bus traffic and vehicular traffic. The removal of the two.hour parking and the
inst811ation of the NO PARKING ANY TIME as noted above will promote smoother flow of
traffic along 500 Madison Street.
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MEMORANDUM
Date:
February 3, 1993
To:
Honorabla Mayor and City Council
From:
Jamas Brachtel, Traffic Enginear
Re:
Loading Zone on the South Side of the 200 Block of East Court 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 23-287 of the Municipal Code of Iowa City, the City Traffic Engineer will
direct the installation of NO PARKING LOADING ZONE signs so as to create a loading zone
on the south side of the 200 block of East Court Street. The loading zone will run from its
intersection with Dubuque Street east 50 feet. This action will take place,on or shortly after
February 25, 1993,
COMMENT:
This action is being taken so as to create a loading zone for individuals accessing the
residential complex in the southeast corner of the intersection of Dubuque Street and Court
Street.
cc: Joe Fowler, Parking Systems
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MEMORANDUM
Date:
February 3, 1993
Honorable Mayor and City Council
James Brachtel, Traffic Engineer
Lane Use Restriction on Broadway Street Soulh of U.S, Highway 6
To:
From:
Re:
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 23-198 of the Municipal Code of Iowa City, the City Traffic Engineer will direct
the Installation of a RIGHT LANE MUST TURN RIGHT sign on the west side of Broadway Street
from Its Intersection with U,S. Highway 6 soulh to the main driveway Inlo Pepperwood Place.
This action will take place on or shortly after February 24, 1993.
COMMENT:
When the Broadway Street connection was made 10 U.S. Highway 6, two lanes were provided
for southbound traffic between U,S. Highway 6 and the entrance to Pepperwood Place. The most
westerly or right lane end~ at the driveway to Pepperwood Place. ft was anticipated that vehicles
destined for PeppelWood Place would use this right lane and southbound traffic would use the
left southbound lane. The Installation of the signs noted above will formalize the design
assumptions for this section of Broadway Streel and reduce the potential for conflict south of the
driveway as it transitions 10 one lane for south bound.
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Treasury
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 Senior
Accountant - Treasury.
Sara Sproule
Hired: 1/11/93
ATTEST:
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civil service Entrance Examination - civil Engineer -
public Works
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 civil
Engineer - pUblic Works.
Daniel Scott
Hired: 1/25/93
CIVIL SEI\VICE
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The Denve," Business Journal
CrJpyright Denver flLlsiness Times. Inc. 1992;
Business Dateline; Copydght 1992 Ut-1I/Data Ce'LlI'ier
August 28, 1992
SECTION: Vol 43; No 50; Sec 1; 'pg 3
LENGTH: 1202 I~ords
HEADLINE: Consolidated Pet AI~arded $1.7 Mi 1. in Bankruptcy Sui t
BYLINE: Tom
DA TEL! NE: Denver; CO; US
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I.Jhen Donald I<unlml mergl,d his Denve," pet foe,d business l~ith a" Dnwl1a, Neb.,
l:e,mpt1t i tc,," , Ii tt Ie did he Ime'" 11e' d be ented ng ne.'/ ten- i tOI"y tha'b a judge fN'
fi Ilod "libh mis'"epresentat ion and c:hical1ery,
p,-"ss Alt-H fc'r Help 01" lo,H-C! 1;0 Quit.
The Denvel" Bus.iness Journf.\l, August 28, 1992
The sequence of events rcle,h!d te, the 1988 unicol1 c,f ~:LlI1kel's Consc,lidated F'
FODds Inc. Ind Omaha-based Millard Refrigerated Services eventually led tD
be,nknlptcy fc,r Cc,nsr.,1 idatr;d Pet.
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In a harshly-wordr;d, 10/1-pc\g~~ opullon, LI.S. B,1nkrupdy Judge F,"ancis Ce,nra,e
tri ed tc' set thi ngs right. On ALlI~. '7, he ,1~/arded I<unkel, h is ~Ii fe SLlsen, and \
bankrupt business l"ol.lghly ;I; 1', llIi 11 ion, including interest ande:{empJ.:ll''Y
damagos.
It is one of the largest judgments in the history of bankruptcy court in
111H1vr,r.
L i~.lb 1 e fm' t:tH? dt-\ma~Ip.5 i:-: ',.,arT',' l.an;rim, ~n C1rnr"\hf\ !ll(?a \; and cc.ld."$i;Q\"I:\gt2 t:yn"';
'.',tho ()l'll1t~d t1i 11 ani and \..lu~1 rJl~\!!,I:r ,1 bf.~r.1 by CI:ll1r i-,~t as rl/-':pei\\- i \1g '~Ct haVfJ II icp. ~Jr.l tf:?l'"
hi~~ VF.~in5.lt Lul-~jt:!nl~; net \'ll:)l".t.h l'ms ~c;:timt\.tE'd dLlring l;rial ~r. mOl-e ~hi\l1 $ fjCl
million.
Among c,thnr thin~Js, the judge 1'c,und that I.nrc;rm's lill'lyer, Lynn t1ulherin, 111'
bricked Ku~ceJ and his wife into signing B . 2 mllllDn promismory notn.
Tlw suit ,:o,-i.IJina,lly "ia~; l1rl,u911i: by L.aroen "bout tWD I'meles "Hm" Crmsolldiltc
1"1~I,: filed f:,r ChoJpl:er II b(l"h''-lI.1ky 1:0\1 l'l"y 5, 1''11:19. Lars!;n c1aill\tldth"t !(,unkrl.l
f'rr;=.s Al \,-11 fm' Help or A) I:..D I;e, QLli t.
Tile Drm"'''' f)tlulnos5 Je,uI"n,:\I, i\UgLlst 28, 199"
o~led him $ II million c,n a 1c',:\\I, (lnd I<unlml cc,untel"c1aimed I:twl: the 4: e millie'l1
was really Doulty toward an enblby formed by the omrged businesses.
1<l.InlcelArd:rmdr:d u""t 1;l1y' 'lIH9C!1' Ilad 1:,\1: ,II plnr;e; even thr;,t.ttjh I:ht'! fi rw I" ,,'
UC'CLlm nfs' \'101'0 nlvel' si9.)'J~8, thaI: L.arsQ\' ~ la\'ly"r had I:.-icl\~d him Intc, srgnina,_
$ n llIil lic,n pl-(,misSOT'y/(,c,tr;, <Hid th,lt ~arsen liad nlined)((s bLlsiness,b{ 35",
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Kunkel contended that the merger had taken place, even though the final
dl)CUments ,'/ere m,ve'- Sign8d, th.nt Larsen's lal'IY"I" harJl;.-iclmrJ him .i ntc, signi ng
.,2 million promisse,ry note, tlnd that Larsen had .-Llined his business by
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telling them that 1<'.\Ilkel 's business l'las e,n the verge of banl(l"uptcy.
The bank.-Llptcy judge held fo,- ~:Lml(el' --in a big way.
In his decision, Judge Com"ad pegged damages to Consc,lidated Pet at $ ILl,
million~ the $ 21 million value of the business minus $ 9.6 million In corporat
debt. He also. a\'larded e::emplary damages of 10 percent and rejeCted Larsen's'
cJaim'c,n the $ 2 million he 'said he ~Ias cMed by' Consolidated Pet and the.,,-.......
KLlnkels.
Collecting c,n the damages to Ce'nsolidatE!d Pet ~Iill be Dodge City, kan.-baset~
United P,"otein Inc., l'lhich bOLlght Consolidated Pet's assets and claims against
La'''sen thrc,ugh the banknlptcy cc,ud in 1989' for about .; 3 mi 11 ion. After the
acquisi tion, United Prc,tein moved headquaders fo," the operatic,n f,'e,m Denve," tr,
Dodge City, said 1'1ichael Guye,"se,n; a Deme," la~lyer "h
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In addHic'" C',) {'"e juc\\}men~ for' Conse,lldated Pet, Dontlld I<unl(el ",as
pel-sCtnally a\'H:w'd('~d 'to 870~O(lO in damc:\ges and his ~life, SUSCl\l I(Ul'ikc'l, t'Jt1S tlltlc\rde!
$ 500,000 in damages. In t,ddiUon, Conrad s"ld that an Ll\lspecifif~d amount c,f
"puni ti 'It! and e:wmp 18,I'Y damages ,,,-,, appl-c,pdate."
Isaac "1kell I.;'ai::':!\., 11 DDrl'.'er liH'Jyel- l'lho represents thf~ K,.lnkels~ si:\id he he::,
asl(ed that the,sCl punl tive and e):i:!mplary damages be al'sai"r.led in a ,-aHo of
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"They really had nom," terl"'iblp. tribulations," said I(aisel'. The l(unkC1ls
p.ntered a "\erdblp. St,',tCl c,f dc;sf)<"lIr over l,he p.-c,spect e,f losing Clverything the
hBd worked for," hy added.
Dercpite the h,ll"r.Iship c,f banl('''Llp\;CY and th,'ee years I'wltin\} fc,r an c,utcome k
I;he litigatirJ\1, the "unk"l", l1a'/Cl "done very \'lell," said I("ise,", Tiley continue i
Iiv!=! in Ptlrl((?l~, ;))lrl 1<L1nkel ;,:; invc.lved in l"ftlal l?state m~~nagemf~nt.
Hr.r,,! t;ho)' S'.imp J)' \'/C',llt tCI put t;he pl?sl bl1b 1. nd thl~lr', I<unlw 1. '.:h::i: 1 i I1nd (,:!)lIIl1lerrl. ,-
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thr) t\'lo"-~'/l'r,' l'!l.:!CC C.'. ',.rnpp.l~ i te"~":J i l"' f1rr.lces~ i 1'9 mL~r71 t fl-r.~m !;:.] t\I.HJht,m~hCiLlsc:~S
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TI'E' clen! incluclr.d ,:, $ f~ lIIi 1 I I cor, c.i.lsh C()l1t,l'i.bLltic,n by Lars!?I1 to Pet, Vlhich h
pl'lwi,k'd !ll' Nc.V('lIlbr:l- 2, In "dditie,n, E'vr.'11 U"OLlgh thl? '\':Jr!?~mr;nl I<,~" still c,r,,\l,
pltlnt5 "lel'f' clOrH.!d, 8I11ple,y,"r.1" ~Iel'f~ hired ul',cI n.red, thC1 1IIl':rg!~r ''It\S announced '.
"the I'ml'lr.l, cC'lIIpetite,rs, ilnd emplc'yees," and "all the maj()\" pl"I)visic,ns I<Cl\"Cl J,Sf,
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The deal inc.luded ft ~l E~ millil)r\ c~Hjh c:()nt\~ibutict)1 by Lal"Sen to Pr:t, \'lhich h
provided by November 2. In addition, even though the agreement was still oral,
[.'11.\I1t5 "Ien! c1e,sed, emproyees vlet'e hin,d and fired, the mel'ger .la5 annrJl.lnced '
lltl,e world, competitors, and enlployees,J' and IIal1 the major provisions were
agreed upon," said the judge.
So Ce'l'll-ad found that Larsen and Kunl(el had entered lntc' a binding cont.I'act,
despite the large size of the deal, and the fact that it was not reduced to
1'l1'i tlng.
"To find that thet'e .Ias an o"al agl'eement feq- a sale this size ~Ias ~ui te
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Press Alt-H for Help Dr Alt-Q to Quit.
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fJaving found that a partnership or jDlnt ventLll'e ,'Ias fc,rmed, Conrad further
fe,und that Larsen had violated his duties as a part'1el' In the merged entity II'
$eVel~ f.\ 1 ~J8YS.
For one thing, he failed to lend' 1.5 million to Kunkel, whlc~he was
e,bllgated tc, do unde,' the agl-eement. Conse,lldated Pet ~las in a cash bind beCaLI!
it hr.ld le,st a major custe,mer after the announcement of the merger.
Second, he pulled out of the deal In February 1989 and informed customers 0
"thi:\l; i'i)ct.
Th" C0\!rt nll.ed 1;ha'; "you just C'-I'.1't ~c'y, uni laterally, hey, the deal '5 r.,'ff
I'm leiwir,g," si\ld Guyen;on, whe, f\,el~ I;he 1".lling is Impc,rtant fc,r the field e,'
lTle\'gr:~rs and e.cquisi t:ions.
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Third, he bn~i:\ched his fiduciary duty t;c,I<unl(el. "Specifically, LilI'sen
infc,rrn'.1d nil Cl\stc,mm-s and supplim's of (Cco;H;r,lldi.\r,edl Pet that Pet \'las in
f i n",nci " I tl-oub Ie, i ts accc,unt i ng recor'cls I,,,~n~ ne,t nccur ate', its i nventr'I'Y ~'Inc
c,ve,'sta1;ed, I<unl:",l CC'LllrJ lwt be tl"usted, nnd thi.\t Pet \'Ias on the bdnl( of
bankruptcy, The evidence shcot'IS that th I 5 ~1i.\S dc,ne ,.,ill full y and '~i.\ntonl y, 1.,11.11
the intent tco ensure Larsen ended up with Pet!. i:\ssets," wrote Cconri:\d.
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Thl1 Denve," Business JC'Lu'na], Al.Igud 28, 1992
CC'\\\',~d, a vi51tlng Inmh'uptcy judg'" fl'NIl l,lrJrmr.,nt ~,hco hi:\ndlerJ thr. 1)\-e),,,,l
Burnh?,m L~rnber-t bi:\n!n'upl.cCY, i~lsr.' niled th<1',' Lal'sen't; i\cl;ions I'lere vir.,Jatie'Il'; ".
e':dt11".1d("!; trr,de secrl',tr-, 1(,"'1 end llha!' lIe h'1d co,IlmHtl,!rJ hm tr.'l'ts (1~l'C,ngd(,oir"F)
! nte-rferr:\1cp. l'Ji"bh contrl.,ct and VIi th PI"OSOCr.i: i ',IrE: .:\dvi~nta9f:.'.
I!hi 1>, L'-"-',;P<1 ,1\1d 1115 nl:tui'n(,,"(',; C'7'VJ'.! 1:,:0\ LII' "NICI',crJ fOI' comlrcnt, !':;,d5"" ':7,';
I;hd Li"r':cn'~ vit'''p':,iut \'li:'.S thatlhC! + f~ 1II\[\\"n "Ii.15 "hli1y!r' A 11:,nn, ",nd tl,,~\
t"o:or'" "".'!: "",'.'reI' ,1 'm"'.,ti1'lI] I'" 1;'\(' 'J,j,'ds" ';q, 1;1',,' ,'I(?,'1. h'l L'dcl'tir.n, ,.,fI;m" t:1('
,!,'igi~,,~l. d~l:idc>n tl'! mm'ge, Lnl"~wn dnllll'"d III; dlscC"ilJr(1d t11i.\t tlw n8t ur.,ed, \,,,j
ro1' (;(,n';',)1 idn1;er.l Pet '.."'5 mllc.h IP-flS HIM1 hc' hnd antidpatecl.
(':c'(1l'"d !:c,nc luded, hrol'IOVOI",
in "..:IH: i'qrenrnerrl: Dnd h~"! ruled
tl~' ::'JC I=qvlty~ not a lrll;..ll.
thi.\",; i.\ 11:'1'18r np-t bc,(d: v.1ILI" h2,d been i\ntlc:ipatc,d
th;~t. I."r~m\\ h,;rJ Ini,tii,dly Intp-Tllled tile? ,t 2 ,nil];'
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Finally, Cc,nrad n.llr~d 1;hv,t Li\re,en ami hi!! ,-,gents, "-Y:~I.ldulenl:11' obti\inetl thE'
,;j '.'1'"" tl.'l"r.'" c,f SUSi.Ul L.. I<unlml i.\nd Don" lrl ~, l<unl':81 upe,n a 1; 2 mllli on prrom i (;5')'
',l(.~t!;: end cCl.~ain Sf!t:LWit:y f.lgrcN~!f11entSl.t1
c,h'I""d fC'L\\;Xf padiCLilar)1 egl"'-"rJie~; th" U\:t~-,!; I)f I,i.\~n'~ lal',\,er/Lynn -'jt:J_
l'ILlltfe;' In. Cc~ad conclLldl),f thi\t 11uy(lerin had lclld 1<\,\nl:J thaI; I<unl:e~ It\w)'P-r~
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Finally,. G6;;i:fld r'uled,-tne.t Lal'5E>n and ~s. "fl'agPl,t-l1fritiy obt~ecrti;-..
signahll'es"c,f Susim I,.,,/'kunkel and Do . d 11. I(unkel ,1,IPC!1'1a $ 2 milliplf pl-c'mis~
notE> apd certain "e(LIl-ity agn?E!m" '5."
CCJl1I-ad fc,und pal-ticular 1 y egregious the actie,ns e,f I..al'sen 's la~JYel", Lynn
~lL1lhel"in. Com-ad ce,nclLlded that 11ulherin had trdd KLlnkel th,,j; KLinke 1 's lal'lyel'
had l-eviel'Jed the de'cLlfnents ~Jhen he hadn't and that Nulhel"in l-epl-esented the
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documents as Lll1impol"tant, when; in fact, they ~Iere extremely impoi"tant. He
cC'11cluded tha.t the ~:unkels ~Jel-e rushed thl-oLlgh the signing c,f a stack e,f.
dbcLiments l'li thout real i zing l'lha.t the)'- i'ler-e siglii ng, because they tJ-usted
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and ethical responsibility imposed on an attorney in his position."
SUBJECT: FC'Dd pr'ocessing indu;;t\-y; Animals; Settlements f.. damages~ MbLIl'itii'i11
GEOGRAPHIC: Mountain Regie'n; Denver; CO; US'
CmlPANY: I'lillal-d f(efrig"raten Services I'1C; DUNS: 04-121\'-4153; SIC: 4222
Cc,nsolidated Pet Fe,c,ds Inc; SIC: 2(11\7
l..llA!J-J)(\TE-f'1DC: Septelllb,,,- 29, 1992
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