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RECEIVED MAR 3 1 1993
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3/30/93
Mayor Darrell Courtney
% Iowa City Administrative Offices
410 E. Washington
Iowa ei ty, Iowa 52240
Rev. Or. Charle. Klink
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Laverta Yoder
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Judy Mill~r
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Pam Nelson
Organists
Karen Norman
Custodian
\ Laura Hendricka
Choir Director
Marc Wabar
Choir Director
Dear Mayor Courtney:
Greetings! I'am writing on behalf of the Iowa City
Public Access Channel and its personnel. Recently
we have been most pleased at the cooperative way in
which the PAccess has opened its resources to us
for the potential broadcasting that our church can
bring to the area. We have been pleased with the
excellnet teaching we have received, as well as with
the facilities that are so much more than adequate,
allowing us the opportunity to pursue a ministry that
is so important in our field of today.
I write in support of the facility because of an unfor-
tunate mishap occurring this past week, and which will
undoubtedly generate some negative press and publicity for
the PAccess. In an inadvertent broadcasting of a
videotape from one of the persons with whom I have had
previous expereince through our ministerial association
of the Wellman/Kalona area, and with it being a videotape
which, from what I have been able to gether, was not
the content which had been previouslY indicated, and
was of such a natur~ that it did cause offenee'to at
least one viewer, I am concerned regarding the adverse
impact this one incident can cause for those of us who
are intending to use it to promote a very positive and
needed message of care and cancern. Therefore I write
this letter indicating that the PAccess channel is an
important vehicle for many organizations, and would urge
cautious and prudent implementation of any restrictions
and/or policies concerning the procedures for airing of
videotaped programming. In the sharing that occurred
between the personnel of the PAccess community and myself,
they did indicate to me that proper action has been
taken in reference to the individual(s) involved in the
videotaped segment, and that the persannel have taken
the important and necessary steps needed ta insure that
the content of the videotape is the sole responsibility
of the persons providing the tape, and that there was
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no intended effort to provide anything other than hroadcasting
that does meet the standards ann criteria previously established
hetween the station and the city agencies to whom it is responsible.
I do thank you for taking the time to consider this correspondance
and do appreciate the continued support for this worthwhile and
heneficial vehicle for persons to share the message of the organizations
utilizing it from within the Iowa City area.
Thank you very much.
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RECE!I/to APR - 2 1993
First United Methodist Church
214 E, lellerson Street
13191337,2857
Iowa City, Iowa 52245
The Honorable Mayor Darrel Courtney
410 E. Washington street
Iowa city, Iowa 52240
Dear Mayor Courtney,
I am a fairly new resident of Iowa city, having moved here
last summer to serve as the associate pastor at First United
Methodist Church. My family and I have enjoyed getting settled in
our new community.
One of my responsibilities on the church staff has been to
work with our church's videotape ministry. Our 10:15 service of
worship is taped for delayed broadcast on the local Public Access
Television station.
In this capacity, I have taken courses through the local PATV
studio, and frequently edit our programs for broadcast. I have
found the employees of PATV to be very helpful and conscientious.
My purpose in writing you is to let you know that the
employees of PATV were disturbed by the mistake which allowed
unsuitable material to be shown at an early evening hour. I am
sure that they will redouble their own efforts, as well as their
efforts with volunteers, to be sure such a mistake does not happen
again.
As someone who works with many volunteers, I know that
mistakes can happen. I hope that this recent incident will not
lessen your support for our local public access channel. Even
though it is subject to error, it is still a great resource for the
community.
Thank you for your work for this city and your attention to
this letter.
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DickL.W.llklns
Senior Paslor
Julie Nosek
Minister of Educatioll
Eric R, H.lusler
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HERBERT HOOVER ELEMENTARY
2200 East Court Street
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April 4, 1993
Mayor Darrel Courtney
410 East Washington
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Dear Mayor Courtney,
We are independent video artists from San Diego, California cur-
rently in production on our latest work here in Iowa City. Our
video productions have been supported and screened by many com-
munity cable access organizations throughout the United States.
While here in Iowa City we have had the pleasure of working with
Public Access Television (PATV-Channel 2) and Co-director, Doyle
Detroit. Our experience with that group has been nothing less
than professional, with the highest regard for our concerns as
artists and the role of community-access programming in the Iowa
City community. Despite her very busy schedule, Ms. Detroit and
the staff at PATV have taken time to attend to our work and offer
advice and assistance.
Without community-access television and the thoughtful profes-
sionalism of Ms. Detroit and others like her across the United
States, our work as independent producers would be in danger of
missing a very large and influential audience.
best egards,
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Dear Mayor Courtney,
Iowa City needs Ulat Sycamom addition like they need a hole in the head,
Ditto for Ule aiJpOlt expansion.
Them are many reasons that could be discussed, including the wetlands and other
considemtions, but I wil1limit my remarks to one reason-economic,
The U,S, has not yet pulled out of the recession. While ourown local economy is
perkingalong--due to oW'lnajor "industries" medicine and education-.nationally, the
economy is not so rosy, Ow' big broUler, federal govemment and ow' big sister, state
govennentare simply not going to be able to help the cities the way they have done
in the pas t.
To lllldertake major pro~cts that require services of all kinds is just like !lying to
send your kids to college when you are on welfare, Its a wonderful idea, but it is not
financially realistic, Iowa City struggles to keep up wiUlall the needs of the citizens
itall1lady is lespollsible for. Forillstance, the new elemenlalyschool willmquire
additional costs forslreetimprovements. How many times will Ulis kind of thing be
repeated if we have ail those additional citizen-needs to be cared M We nolonger
can elqJect to kick those expenses upstairs to state and federal agencies,
Have you ever flovn in to Sea- Tac aiIport bet"een Seattle and Tacoma? Those
folks "make do" "WI an airport between tllem. Why can't Univelsity Hospitals send
their helicopter up 10 Cedar Rapids airport if they have organs that need to be lll3t?
Isn't tllat whatSeatUe does? We simply can't do evely!hing Ulat everybody wants,
Uncle Sam has folllld that lle needs to tighten his belt or drown in debt, It is time that
our own local government tightens its own belt before it gets in deeper than it can
handle, TIle unknown expenses of these expansion programs boggles mymind--and
my poc ketbook,
PleilSe 1.15e a celfain amOlmt of caution tUltil we are leally out of the recession,
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To the City Council:
RECEIVED APR - 2 1993
When you are making your decisions about which capital
improvements to fund in the coming year we hope you will keep in
mind the hazardous traffic situation developing in the area between
West High School and Highway 218. Before the two new subdivisions
were begun it was already dangerous. There is a four-lane highway by
West High and another by Highway 218. In between is a narrow two-
lane with no shoulders, or guard rails and with deep ravines on each
side. Also there are young drivers turning left into West High School
trying to beat the speeding cars coming over the crest of the hill after
exiting Highway 218. Now that the two subdivisions have been added
and cars are turning left and right into and out of them, the situation
has deteriorated. You must add to that the fact that all traffic to the City
Landfill takes this route. We hope you understand the potential for
accidents and therefore lawsuits against the city and put this project on
your upcoming year's calendar.
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RECEIVED MAR 3 0 1993
AMY WILCOX
2000 N. Dubuque Street
Iowa City, IA 52245
March 29, 1993
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To the City of Iowa City
City Council
This letter is in regard to the correspondence received March 23 from
Mr. Atkins, in which he states that the proposals made pertaining to the
traffic signal and wildlife fencing were not warranted. Although I
acknowledge your decision, I reserve my right to disagree.
There is a problem on North Dubuque Street, where speeding is the rule, not
the exception. I speak not only as an advocate for the deer, but also for the
safety of the people traveling this street. I want to emphasize that many
accidents not involving deer have occurred over the years on this street.
Several people have been injured. My next door neighbor, Julie Jensen, still
in her youth, was killed just north of the Mayflower. We are not discussing
an interstate or a highway, but a city street. This is not a street, it's a
raceway. Everybody is in a hurry. There is no control.
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My letter dated March 8 was written after I had spent most of that morning
searching the woods for an injured deer which had been struck by a car. The
letter evolved from my frustration with this problem. I did not anticipate
any immediate action on your part, but certainly hoped you would remain open
to consideration. My perception of Mr. Atkins' letter, although cordial, was
of dismissal.
I have tried many times to turn my head and harden my heart, but the problem
doesn't go away. The potential for serious accidents occurring on North
Dubuque Street exists. Consider what would happen if a serious accident was
blamed on the deer. With pressure from the angry public, would you vote to
round up the deer and slaughter them? Instead of dismissing me, at least
acknowledge the problem and acknowledge my personal offer to help prevent this
scenario from ever happening.
A traffic signal is warranted. Unless you can think of another way to regain
control of this street" the problem will remain. Let the history of North
Dubuque Street speak for itself.
Sincerely,
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TERRY E. BRANSTAD, GOVERNOR
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ALLAN T. THOMS, DIRECTOR
March 19, 1993
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The Honorable Darrel Courtney
Mayor, City of Iowa City
City Hall, 410 East Washington
Iowa City, IA 52240
RE: Community Economic Betterment Account (CEBA)
Application No. CEBA-93-036: Iowa Processed Meats, Inc.
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Economic Development's consideration and review. We appreciate your interest in
the CEBA program,
The CEBA Project Review Committee reviewed the application at its meeting on March
17, 1993. As a result of their discussions, the Review Committee voted to
recommend that the application be denied. At its meeting on March 18, 1993, the
full Department of Economic Development Board voted to concur with the CEBA Review
Committee's decision.
The primary reasons for denial were that the project does not qualify under the
CEBA New Product component because the business did not demonstrate that their
product is unique or under-represented in the State. Further, there was concern
that the project would likely compete with other Iowa ham processors and
potentially displace other Iowa workers.
Even though no state assistance was awarded for this project, this will not affect
the consideration and review of future applications from Iowa City, Although we
know a lack of funds may make it difficult, we hope Iowa Processed Meats, Inc. is
able to accomplish their project without our assistance.
If the Department can be of assistance in this project in other ways, or you would
like information regarding other types of assistance that may be available, please
call Tim Wood at 515/242-4909.
Sincerely,
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Michael E, Miller, Chief
Bureau of Business Grants and Loans
cc: Kenneth Teichmeier, Iowa Processed Meats, Inc.
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RECEIVED APR 6 - 1993
John Morrissey
505 Westwinds Drive
Iowa City, IA 52246
From: John MO~U
To: Iowa City Council
Re: Parking restrictions, Capitol Street Parking Ramp
April 4, 1993
Two months ago, I appeared at your regular meeting and urged you to abandon
your early morning parking policy in the Capitol Street Parking Rump, As you may recall.
I did so on four grounds:
. The policy is unfair;
. It is economically unsound;
. It doesn't solve Ute correct problem;
. The urgency of the problem has diminished.
As you may recall, I reminded you that the downtown merchants, not the city
council, should state the case for a continued parking ban.
To my knowledge, they have not done so publicly. I again call for your immediate
action to rescind this rule. I offer these further rationales for abolishing the parking ban.
Sub-par performance at Capitol Street ramp
The monthly Parking Revenue and Usage report, dated March 12, continues to
demonstrate the parking ban's adverse affect on the financial perfonnance at the Capitol
Street ramp, This alone should be sufficient cause for the Council to reconsider its policy.
I am mindful of Ute fact that the parking system overall continues to oUlperfonn
estimates, thus covering the growing shortfall at the Capitol Street ramp, However, I reject
the argument that the city should conduct its parking system any differently than say
Y ounkers Inc. conducts its relail stores,
As you perhaps know, Younkers had a good year in 1992, The retailing chain's
financial perfonnance was among the best of all U.S. retailers. Credit Ule fine job by CEO
Tom Gould, the Younkers management, Ute chain's many dedicated employees and an
economic upturn on the national and state level.
For the sake of argument, suppose the Iowa City store fell short of the 1992 sales
projections that Ule corporate office expected. Would Tom Gonld be satisfied with his
Iowa City store's sub-par performance because the company enjoyed a good year system-
wide?
The same principle holds for the city's parking system, Yes, parking revenues
system-wide are adequate to cover the sub-par performance by one of the units, I mn
grateful that your city staff is on top of this revennc trcnd, prcventing a rude surprise at the
cnd of the year.
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fixed, regardless of the health of the entire system. The wav to fix the financial problem is
to make all R70 spaces available to the public all day.
"Park & Shop" revenues decline
A closer inspection of the monthly parking figures reveals an even more surprising
trend, Downtown merchants who theoretically benefit from any parking system effort to
provide retail customers with more convenient parking are paying !fewer dol/aI'S now than
they previously paid to subsidize customer parking,
Total "Park & Shop" revenues at the Capitol Street ramp declined. even though
hourly parkin~ rates increased in the very parking ramp the downtown interests claim was
built to serve retail shoppers,
You may recall that last February I told you that if the parking policy continues,
downtown merchants must share the financial risk to the city's parking system. At the very
least, downtown merchants should make up any shortfall between projected revenues and
actual revenues at the Capitol Street ramp for the current fiscal year.
Downtown merchants are apparently unwilling to underwrite that projected
shortfall. But their historical subsidy to downtown parking, in the form of total dollars
transferred to the city, has decreased at the same time.
According to Finance Director Yucuis, "Park & Shop" dollars paid to the city for
parking in the Capitol Street ramp during the eight-month period ending Feb. 28, 1993
totaled $104,000. That figure is down 1.8% from like revenues for the like period of
1992, when "Park & Shop" revenues at the Capitol Street ramp totaled $106,000.
Make the following assumptions:
. The daily parking ban has been successful in making customer
shopping more convenient and therefore bringing more shoppers to
downtown Iowa City.
. Anecdotal evidence suggests that, overall, merchants in the Old Capital
Center enjoyed better Christmas season sales during 1992 tlmt during tile
preceding year. The same trend holds for the rest of the downtown retail
sector.
. An increase in total retail sales downtown is reflected in increased "Park &
Shop" revenues.
Now observe the results, Total "Park & Shop" revenue at the Capitol Street ramp is
down 1.8% for tile most current period, even though "Park & Shop" parking rates in that
ramp increased 16% during thc 1993 reporting pcriod.
Thus, as I statcd before, the financial risk to the city's parking system by continued
enforcement of the parking ban seems wholly out of proportion to the bcncfit merchants
downtown can claim from putting thc ban in placc.
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Why are "Park & Shop" revenues down?
The consensus among city officials - and Stan Miller, chair of the Downtown
Association's Parking and Transit Committee doesn't dispute this - is that downtown
employees have reduced their former practice of validating their own parking receipts.
Thus, fewer multiple-hour "Park & Shop" validation stamps have been presented at the
ticket booths thus reducing payments made by participating merchants to the city.
If this is the case, then it seems the "Park & Shop" program has undergone an
unintended, and badly needed, reform, The previous practice allowed an undetermined
number of downtown employees to abuse the program with these results:
. It intensified competition between employees and the general public for
the privilege of convenient parking in the ramp; and
. It provided a subsidy to these same employees for competing with the
general public for those spaces,
This is an astonishing situation.
Apparently, a sizable number of downtown employees cared so little about parking
convenience for the customers they would later seIVe that they took all the best spaces.
This presents afimdlll/lelllal retail management problem that store owners should address,
Moreover, these same employees were apparently paid to take the best spaces! It
may be that personal use of "Park & Shop" validations by employees is not the explicit
policy of participating merchants. ButI've found no evidence that there are allY controls in
place that restrict employees, or store owners for tilat malter, from using "Park & Shop"
for their own use.
I enjoy eating a leisurely breakfast on Saturday mornings at one of the local Hy-
Vee Food Stores. When I arrive at one of these stores at 7:00 a.m., tile far end of the
parking lot is typically jammed. But I have no difficulty finding a place near the front door,
even tilOugh the store may have several dozen employees already on the premises,
Why? Because Hy- Vee management has successfully communicated to their
employees that employee parking near the front door will not be tolerated. (Recall that Hy-
Vee is employee-owned and that owners typically reward themselves with such perks.) I
concede that enforcement of such an employee policy IS more difficult in a public parking
ramp than in a private parking lot, but the general principle holds.
I realize that a simple repeal of your ban won't "solve" the underlying problem
here. But it will put tilis issue back in the hands of the people who have the greatest
incentive to, and the best chance at, solving it - the downtown merchants themselves.
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CITY OF CORALVILLE
MAYOR
Michael Kaltchee
CITY CLERK
Arlys M. Hannam
CITY ADMINISTRATOR
Kelly J. Hayworth
1512 711, Street
P.O. /Jox 5127
Coralville, Iowa 52241-5127
(319) 351-/266
Fax (319) 351.5915
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MEMlIERS
AIl"n L. Ax..,n
Jim L. Fuu,ell
Thomu, J. Gill
Dlonu K. Lundell
Wllliom L. Poller
March 31, 1993
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City of Iowa City
410 Eaat Waahington
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Dear Darrell:
Attached pleaae find a copy of a voluntary annexation request which ia
located adjacent to the Univeraity of Iowa Resesrch Park. This letter serves
as notice that Coralville City Hall will receive this petition and consider
action at their April 13th Council Meeting.
incerely,
cc: Coralville Council Members
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City of Coralville
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I am herewith petitioning for annexation of a 13.2 acre parcel
of land to the City of Coralvi,lle. The parcel is, described in
the attached exhibits. I am the owner of this l~nd and feel
that development of this parcel to 11 is desirable and will be
harmonious with the Oakdale Research Park. Since the 13.2 acre
parcel is abutting 11 zoned property, I am asking for 11 zoning
for this parcel,(see exhibit E) This can be restricted if
necessary--i.e. Zone 11--165.15 number 1. A and D on page 809
of the City of Coralville Zoning Regulations, Book allowing for
165.14 General Commercial number 1. "G" on pages 805 and 806.(see, .
exhi bit F)
I thank you for your attention and ask you for early action.
RespectfUlly,
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Charles Sodergren
Enclosures: Exhibit A City map
Exhibit B Flight map
Exhibit C Explanation of land use
Exhibit D Zoning map
Exhi.bit E Copy of page 786 (165.04--1.) Zoni.no: of
Annexed Areas in Coralville Zoning Regulations
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Exhibit F Copy of page 809 (165.15--1. A. and D.) and
page 805 and 806 (165.lIf--1, "G".) in Zoning Book
Exhibit 11 Lesal describtion of parcel and land use
diagram
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Treasurer:
Anne Burnside
61 B Ronalds Streel
Iowa City, Iowa 52245
Secretary:
Liz Miller
714 Ronalds Streel
Iowa Cily, Iowa 52245
President:
Susan Feeney,
719 Ronalds Street
Iowa City, Iowa 52245
Vice President:
DaM! Nepple
727 N, Lucas Slreel
Iowa City. Iowa 52245
NOQTDSIDE
NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
March 17,1993
Honorable Oarrel G, Courtney
Mayor of Iowa City
Civic Center
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Dear Mayor Courtney:
We are writing regarding the City's recent adoption of the open space policy, and to
express two requests for Joint neighborhood/city government action to further the polley.
Our first request concerns our own neighborhood. The open space study showed the
Northslde to be one of the most densely populated residential areas of the city, and sorely In
need of additional open space. The study calculated a deficit of approximately 7 acres of open
space In the Northslde. Also, many of our area houses are older, rental properties. It Is not
uncommon for such houses to pass quickly and quietly from one owner's hand to another's:
one day there Is an older residence; the next day, the residence Is being demolished and a new,
mulll-unlt dwelling Is underway. Thus, the neighbors arid planners have little real opportunity to
secure open spaces for preservation.
Our first request Is this:
that the City and the neighborhood work In partnership to develop a long.range plan
to Identify lots which would be appropriate sites for open spsce. This planning
process should explore ways to fund a planned transition from privately owned
property to publicly shsred open space,
Our second request related to the City's recent and upcoming annexations. We believe
that the planned use of areas of the city remote from the Northslde do affect the quality of life
for the entire city-.lncludlng the Northslde. We wish to call your attention to a recently-
announced plan to develop midwest oak savanna. The attached article from the New York Times
describes the concept of setting aside relatively small areas for restoration to more native flora,
Our second request Is this:
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Page Two
March 17, 1993
that the City explore open space development In newly annexed areas, In
cooperation with or furtherance of a national ecosystem preservation ~ffort.
We look forward to discussing these Ideas and others with you In a joint effort to
preserve and enhance the value and quality of 10Vla City as a place to live.
Sincerely
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Sue Feeney, President
Northslde Neighborhood Association
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cc: City Council members
Presidents of local neighborhood associations
Steve Atkins, City Manager
Karen Franklin, Planning and Development Director
Project Green
Environmental Advocates
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City of Iowa City
MEMORANDUM
Date:
April 1, 1993
To:
Casey Cook, Chair, and Members of the Open Space Planning Committee
.
Larry T. Wilson, Chairperson, Riverfront and Natural Areas Committee~.
Neighborhood Open Space Plan q
From:
Re:
In response to the Open Space Committee's presentation at our February 17 meeting,
members of the RNAC were to review the Neighborhood Open Space plan in detail and
develop any recommendations for strengthening the plan. The individual reviews were
discussed at our March 17 meeting. We unanimously concur that the plan is well conceived
and clearly stated and have no recommendations for changes or additions at this time.
We realize that there are significant issues to be resolved with regard to implemantation
strategy, particularly the funding, assessment and maintenance elements. However, we are
confident that you will continue to resolve these issues in a manner that will be in the best
public interest. The process that the committee is following to gain the community's
consensus and support is both appropriate and commendable. We fully support those efforts.
While the RNAC has focused on the river corridor and preservation of significant natural areas,
we recognize the potential mutual benefits of our efforts. Open space and trails connecting
with the river corridor will strengthen the effectiveness of the corridor. The river corridor will
in turn provide a backbone and focus for the broader open space efforts. It is important that
the RNAC and open space committee continue to work closely together to develop a synergy
of purpose and action.
The Riverfront and Natural Areas Commission enthusiastically endorses the draft plan as
written and offers encouragement and support of your continuing efforts. We thank you for
your commitment to improve the quality of open space in Iowa City for future generations.
The support provided by staff is also appreciated.
cc: Commission Members
Charles Denney
Monica Moen
Melody Rockwell
Terry Trueblood
Mary Weideman
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FRIENDS OF TilE
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.sCENIC
TRAIL
Neighborhood Open Space Committee
ATTN: Melody Rockwell
Civic Center
410 E. WaShington st.
Iowa City, IA 52240
Dear Melody:
The purpose of this letter is to go on record that FIRST
enthusiastically endorses the Neighborhood Open Space Plan. We
urge the City Council to take action quickly to make it an
ordinance.
FIRST is dedicated to developing a recreational trail through
Iowa City along the Iowa River. It is our vision that this trail
will serve as a backbone for a network of trails throughout the
city, especially to parks and open spaces, which the Neighborhood
Open Space Plan addresses directly. We believe this plan will
significantly help in making sure that a mechanism is in place to
facilitate not only open spaces but trail linkages to them.
FIRST is available to offer additional support that you think
would be helpful for passage of this ordinance.
sincerely,
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Terr;;oahms, Vice-President FIRST
P.O. BOX 3433, lOW A CITY, row A 52244
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RECEIVED APR 8 - 1993
League of Women Voters of Johnson County
PO Box 2251, Iowa City, Iowa 52244
April 3, 1993
Iowa City City Council
Civic Center
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
The League of Women Voters of Johnson County are hosting the
State Convention on Saturday, April 17, 1993, in the Iowa City Civic
Cen ter.
Our morning session is a discussion of state and local
government finance, which you might be interested in attending. At
9:30, State Auditor Richard Johnson will describe the current state of
state finances, and how we came to the problems we now have.
Iowa City Manager Steve Atkins will present a city's finances,
relative to state laws and to the general economy. Then the audience
will ask questions and present their town's condition, problems,
suggestions. This is why we are inviting you to join us: the more we
all hear from other people, the better we'll be able to act on state
legislation and to help our own towns. We'd like to hear from you;
we'd like you to hear us!
We hope you can join us. The session will be videotaped, and
copies will be available from Iowa City for nominal cost.
Sincerely,
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. Kath~enningroth
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City of Iowa City
MEMORANDUM
Date: April 5, 1993
To: Honorable Mayor and City Council
To: James Brachtel, Traffic Engineer
Re: Parking Prohibition In the 10 Block of East Lafayette Street
As directed by Section 23-16 of the Municipal Code of Iowa City this Is to advise you of the
following actions:
ACTION:
Pursuant to Section 23-234 of the Municipal Code of Iowa City, the City traffic engineer will direct
the Installation of NO PARKING ANYTIME on the north side of the 10 block of East Lafayette
Street. This action will tack place on or shortly after April 20, 1993.
COMMENT:
This action Is being taken In response to new development which will occur on the east half of
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the 10 block of East Lafayette Street. As currently proposed, up to eight dwelling units will be
constructed In the second, story with commercial on the first floor of a new building to be
developed In the east half of the block. The parking prohibition noted above anticipates Increased
vehicular access to the site and the need for Improved flow along the 10 block of East Lafayette
Street.
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Process of Application by Business for 280B monies
1. Developer (e.g. lCAD) asks for prelim numbers, which
Kirkwood runs. Can and does run blind i.e. does not know
company.
2. Letter of intent goes to company from Kirkwood. A letter
of information and explanation. No commitment.
3. Company asks for process to go forward.
4. Kirkwood investigates.
5. Notice in paper a week before Board meeting for
preliminary agreement approval.
6. Board considers preliminary agreement.
7. Preliminary agreement signed by Company and Board.
8. Kirkwood notifys OED, Al Clausen. Only information DED
has is preliminary and final agreements.
9. Training plan submitted by company.
10. Adjustments in training plan.
11. Kirkwood Economic Director makes recommendations to
Board re: final agreement.
Note 1.: Some applications skip the preliminary agreement
stage and go straight to final agreement stage. Some prelim
agreements stay in effect for many months or even years
before final agreement signed.
Note 2: The primary public beneficiary, Kirkwood,
investigates as to whether recipient should receive monies.
Note 3. No finding of corporate need necessary.
Note 4. No finding that job training is needed by worker,
industry or community, only benefit to an individual
company.
Note 5. Can spend these monies for vestibule training,
personnel manager training, equipment to train. only
restraint is Dictionary of Occupational Titles.
Note 6. pefinition of "industry" by regUlation is, in fact,
definition'of a business entity.
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675,000
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Actual Project Expenses, 1992
Kirkwood Community College:
Administration:
Trainee Costs (OJT)
Customized Training
$3,142,092
8,239,762
2,948,961
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itl~ lI!ll'r:llil'n:, ,oj a ~ildli1l IliI!IUl' art' 11111 dUH'11 IIr
~llh:.:l:lnlil!lh' rl'IIIII'I..l.
J,\ "S. ,/""," llI";Il.' ;l.il,h in n Ih'W lIT t'XIHlllllin:.
illdU~lr\' l:l.I d,,\,~ 1,"1 :!.l'hldl. illh~ III rt.t"ulh.d I\'lid:
l'r~. IIr ~{'pi;I1"I'!Jlltll .i'lL-..1 tlllll'llllhs 11m: 11lrllll'rh
t'Xl'lI'llm '!ll lHI1'i~-1 r\ 1:, I ht, ~l11ll' 'lr I"WII.
.'1 :\t'l~,'!' I, I ~:;'. ....a MI.';,l II ':'1'1, ~l;!lO AI'l~
rh l~rl:l. ~.: '.
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1HOB.a 1'I!rt'l'I1H'I1I.
:\ l'IIIHIIlIIIJiIY fulll'~(' may t'llll!f into un lIgn'l'l1ll'lIl
II' I ~llthH~I,:, lunil.d I~ all a~n't'IIIl't11 is f'tltt'u'" inll!.
lltr ('ltIlllh',:'il \ 111111'1'" ,:!1111 hI' t'1Il111'IYI'r ~hallllllll(\
'h. dqtllr::11l.:,1 ,,' :,',":lIh' ;1I\l! flllilllt'l' ItS ~(1I111 ,I'
l' '11:1, \! .1;.:H'1 1111'111 Illi1\' pruvirll'. hUI is lIolliulIl
"'111,:
]1",: ':dlll'''~l... :l,rhltltll~ tldNfl,1I 1'1I~'~. 111<1\
. '11': 'I' I, It!ll' Ilr ,[ ",lJlhinaliullllf 1111' fllllt/willl'
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'f :,;:. :l~-n~il ~~:\~t";'" ~':\ :"::.': ",'.". "'0 t,", ~l,:" ' ',c,
:;'.>,i~IJ~~'l"~ '/.I,..:"j~~ !., '.';~ ~:.-':::' ."!~ I: '." ',.,' " .' ,;,:~.,
.\,,;("1.:1.111\\',\ IXIlI;ST!lI,\1. XI:\\' ,1111':' ,
llirrt'Illl'lIlul pfIIlu'rly tax\'.~ III hi' !I'\'l'l.,':
1!":I\'l'(!lrlllll 1111l'lIlpltIYI'r'~ l)lISIIIl'S~ JlrllJ1t'rl,\" II III
lIi'\~' ,Illh., art' crl':llt~d as i1 rN11! 01' IiiI' projl'l'J
:' :\t.\\, juhs l'rcdit from willlhtllclllll: 111 1:1"
(','in,d ..r dt'ri\'l'll from Ilt'\\ {'I1lIJIII\'IIlI'llt il'.;nill" ~
!r!l:u :h(. prlljt:d,
TUllillll. studcIlIII'l'."..r ~;lI'('lal dlar~l':' I.\,!
h'. [Ill' bllilfll ul din'rlm,.. [II,h.rr,IV prll.~rara l'If'I~; ::1
",., .11' IIf 1Il part.
(;i1:lf:ll:tt'l! III pil~.nll'nb [411)(. rt'\"'l',:,d l;Jlfkr
p,lf,!~mph "fl, .. "b," Of ',. ",
1':1','11:\'111 01 pfll~fallJ f'lhh ~!:.d: :::,' !l" d"
h.rt,'d fllf illlI'rlnd !Llllger tl1illllt'lI \'t':lr" '~"J:! Ii:.,
d,lIl' llf ("'lllllll'lH'clllt'llIIII thl' pfllit'rl.
:l. (''',~b Ill' IIIl.tht'-jlllt ;r;I1t1IU~ 1"1 1'11"';"\1"_"
.'!Iallw ,[ ;'X\"l'ctl fit'!,\" pc~n'lIt III t ht' ill1l1lt,li ~rL "'.~ /,;1',
fI .I! 1'II~i3 fllr tip III tllH~ ~'I'iI;' 1 ,I I Ill' Ill'\\' .illl ". I' I.f I'U r
11l1.~I'S of lhi... S\lh~lll"liHIl. "~rll~' paYfoll" rail hl' Iltl'
grllS:; Will!l'.::', ...alari('s, ,H1(t ht'ndits f'lf 1IIl' iohs ill
lminillg ill I Ill' pro.iN'1.
I. A PW\'i!'llIll whirh ri~I.'~ Iht' llllnillllllll ,mlll:l:::
'II i'wrtlllWIHal prol't.'r[y I'l~':,. 11"11 inh... i'wdi! fTI'::l
',I ;:~:hl,lding_ljr luilioll alld h' !1:1.\'!iI'.'I:l - ',', !!li,ll,hil]1
i,: ;\,1:.:1 f,r {'{(Igram l'tI.~I,
:'" ;\:r; PiIYl1ll'l1I:, rl'q\llfl',j:" Ill' ll1;ult' h~ :Illt'r'!
Pld.~'t'r ,lit' ,I lielllIpUIl tht, t'lllplovd:-. husi'lt"s Ilfl'P-
/'Tt~' ulltil paid alld han' l'ljllUI Prt'l'l'dC'Ill'(, with
Ilnlinory laxt:; and shall Illlt Ill' di\'t:SI(~d hy a judidill
,.;all'. Property suhjel'1 to Iht, lil'lI lllay he suld fur
iilllllS tllll' nod t1clillqU(~llt at alax !<Iall', wilh I he saUII'
li1rf('illlrt':" Jll'nnltics, and ('tIllSl'I,IUl'l1l"l'!' as lilr tlw
1l011J1aYlllcnlllf urdinary Iilx!':i. Tlw fltlrthast'r 1I1111X
:-iull' obtains Ih(' pWjll'fly suhjl'l'l III Ih(' n'nlainill~
IIilYllwntil,
$1 r\ct:-i, eh IiI, ~;~, 8; !Ill :\1:1:i. rlt I:!;j;l. ~i,l
I ",\,/1111.." ,11';lr,'~'JJlh I ,lltll.",I.,!
28011.,1 Ineremenlol properly luxes,
If on o~reement provid" thul 011 or pari of pro.
grlllll costs are to he puid fur by incrl'mcnlnl pruperly
lllxes. lhe board of direclors ,hall provide hy resolu,
tillll thatlnxes levied on till! employer's tllxllble husi,
lIe!'s property, where new jobs ,HI' monted as n result
of i1l'mject, each yenr hy ur lilr thl' hellent of the
stUll" city, C(lunty, scholll district, ur other tnxill~
dislrict aftl!r the effective dilll~ Ill' Ihe resolulion shall
he divill('(lus prll\'idrd in :'l'{'lirlll to;l,l!J, suhsecliulls
I and :1, in Ihc sumt lllalllll'r a~ if llll' ('rnployer':-i
bllSilll!s:i flrlJpNty, wlwre rh'\1 jllhli lIn' nr'atcd liS II
rl'sllll of it "rlljt'I'I, WlIS laxilhlt, jlPllll'rly ill 11I1 urllllll
n'IH'wul prI1jt'l'1 allllll\l' fI'~Jlh;llllll wa.~ an llrclilliHll't'
wi! hinlll/' Ill\'al\ill~ ul' lhll'" ,.;llh:-l'rtiull.... The Inu's
fl'n'ivcd hy thc board of diTt'ttl1r~ shall hI' UIlII('lllt'd
(II ,wel \\,111'11 CIlIlCrlt'd ilL' p:tlllllltl1 il spl'eLl1 fUlld 01
W,, I "IIIHIIIUil,\' rl,li"!!l' ,;:,j Itt;l\ :~
1':" !>!\.,! L,'- !hl' ,'11111I11'111::. ,,,!I"':,'III p.l,\ Ih,' prllH i
11<11 III :'II'~ ~~"t'n'Sllllllh, ':lllll':I!I',~ I.- ,1I1"l 11\' :Ilt'
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illl'hllk.;, hi:! I., llllllirniled tu, alll('\'its Illl an ad \"a
I"TI'::I :J:I.;j:, 11I"lli land or rClII propNtyofllll'l'llllll'I,\"
\'r'; 111:';:11",,-. \I'ill'rl' Ill'W jubs an' (.rt'.ltcd:b;j rt'~\llr
ola p:li!' ,;
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If an il):r:'t'llll'nl jlrtl\'idts that all or pnrl (If prll
:.:raru 1"I'"I~ .trr il.III'lllCI by rl'('ciplllf Ill'\\' jllh~ (".edit
(rolll withhllldill!:, il shall he clone a!' 1'0110\\':;:
I. .\t'W i(JlJ~ ca,dil fn'lll \\'ithllllldill~ .,h,tll /)('
hil~t.d UpOIl lilt. \\a::~'., pili!! III tht. I'lllpIIlYI'I'..; III ill{'
Ilt'\\' ,j"h....
~_ :\11 :lI11!l\llll e1ltlallll oil(' ilnd IInc-hall pl'rCell[
"f lht, .t.:nl...:, \\'ill:l'~ paid hy tilt' elllplllyer tlll'ilt"h elfl.
plu.\'i'I' partl{'ipalin~ in a pruju'[ ~hall bl' m~dil!'d
r"rullllhl'l'aYllwllllllade hy nil tmplO\'l'r [llmUillll Iu
.~t'l'[i(111 .I~~.lfi. If the UlIlllllnl Ill' :hl' wil hhllldin~ I,',.
till' 1'l1lplll~'I'r bib'; llWllll/l1' and uJIl'-haH Pl:;'I-j,!{r
Itl:!!,' L:'nt:,~ \\',1":;".' paid 10 Ihc l'mpllJ~'t'e.~ l'!l\'tfNI h~'
lhl' a;:Tl't'/lIt'pL lhcll llw elllJllr'~'!!r !-b,lH n'l'l'in' a
m-dit a~:tin,,! I'lher Wilhhulding I,IXI'S dllt, h\' thl'
l'lIIplo.\'l'f. TIll' ('IIlJllllyer shall n'lllil till' amllunl III'
thc t'rl'di111Ililrll!r1y in till' SlIml! llIillllll'r as Wilhlltlld,
ing l'ilYlllt'lJt.; ilre repurted to the dr.pilrtmt\lIt III' re\',
('mil' illlrllinan('l', III the l'OlllllllJnilY tllllegc tll Ill'
allocated III and whell cnllected paid inw a sl'tcial
fund of llll! l'IIIl1111Unil)' l'llllcgt 10 pay the prilll'ipnl
of illld illlcn':;l olll'crtifil-ate!i iS5l1el! hy the l'UllUTlII.
lIity l'lIlIe~c III finance or rennant't', in wholl' ur in
plln, tlw Jlroject. Whell the principal ilnd inll'w:it Iln
Ihe l'l,rtiliclltes hU\'t heell (laid,lhe ell\plll)'er credits
shall cl'ase IInd i1UY mUlley rectin'd after the l'('rtifi.
cal('s hnn' hl'l'1I pflid shall be remitted to the Ln'i1sur.
l!f uf stlllc to he depusited in the general fund (If the
state,
:t The neW jobs credit from withhnldinJ{ and the
specinl fund illto which it is paid, mny be irre\'lll'ubly
pled~ed hy a l'lIll1ll1l1nity college fnr the payment of
lhe principnl ul' and interest 011 thL l'ertinrnte issued
by n cllmnlllllity t'(Jl1e~1! to filUlI\('l' or refinance, in
whole llr ill part,tlw pwject,
,I, '1'llI! Cmpl(lyer shull certify 10 the departmcnt
of rc\'t'lllle nnll finlll\('(' I hat the ('fl'dil in withhnldill~
is ill i1l't'llrdnlll'e Wilh nn lI~rel'lllellllllld :;halll'fl1dcle
utlwr informalionlhr t!t'Jlartnwnt lIlilY ft.'t!llire,
;1, :\ ('ollllllllllil~' t'Ullt'gc shllll t'l'r1ify to Ihl' de.
l'arlu\f'llt uf fl'Vl'lIlJt' IlIllI finlllll't~ lhl' alllnllnl uf 111'\\'
jlJb~ m,di! frlllll withholding i1lll:Ill[llo.\'I'r ha~ rt'lIli[-
It,d tllllll' ~1)C'l'illl fuml ,\lid ~hallllrl,\idl' l,lhN inlrlr.
IllHlif1l1 till' dt'llllrtllll'lll111ay rl'lllllr.'
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('4'i\'I' II:ll rfl'\lll lilt :Ilt'lllllllll/l! WII::!l"l,! .t:; prlllult'd
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I'll!;!:' of lll'~\ i,,:'" Ir:!;llil'~ !lr'l!!r;lm~, a ('I 11lI1lI1Illil"
,'ollt'~t' fl\il\ :,,,~.-,,,\ :l,"ll":; .1Ild i~:;,l': :Id :.;\,11 Iwlifj.
fillt'S P;I:;,\l.!.. :'. ,'n:1 .'::li";t:l! 1.'lr::"1\ 111' tIll' flllllh'
n'n'iJlI~ :,~ . ',""'111:- ;:'~;! ;1""; :.' ':'" a::rt.t'l1ll'tll
The rCI'I'illl.-,'!ldi1 lit' p!\.dgl"! II' Illl'I':l"lIl1'tll ,.fl,rill
,_'iP:I!lIf and ltl]t'r"..!lllI lhi- ,'"fll!i."l,',
l. (\,;':itil',I:I'" :l1a\ 1.\- ..,:' ,; ~,V:; .,t!t' ..i ill
pri',aH' .~all' nl pilr. pn:lII1tllll.lIr ,11'\' ';:11 ill tllt'lil'
i'rd inll"f till' lh';lrd llf dirl'rlllr~_ ('h~q'lt'r 7:", d"l'~ nol
;ljlph'!ll th;o i"~'.;'l:lnn~ llllbl"~l' ft:rl;lIliI1e:..
I (-"'rl:li,.all'.; ::lil\' Ill' i.~::\l{.d wilh [1':-.11"1'1 tool
:'1:1;:11' ilrllii"': I'r ::11111;:11'_' prnjl'rl" ~':ld :ll;l\'l'lI111i1m
!l'rm; II~ ,;,::,:;i: I:\.~ :b 111,' hp:ud .,! !':"'i'l"r..; Ill:!',
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(:t.'rlifirilt\'..;
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:11:1:; I'l' _",ld II i'\i!llil' ';:111'1': ;tt 11rl';:,lt' ....illl'il~ Ilrl,\'ill
td ill thl..; :-.l,rtillll Wilh tlH' I'rlll'tl'(j., In'llllht' ..;al,'II'
h!'I1~l'tl fl'T rhl'llaYllIl'IlII,t'thl' n'rl:fifilll':' \It'illt!. n'
f'llldi'd. T~l" ~!'i'lllldill~ ('trli!ir;tlt'.~ 1'::'\ lll't'xrlmlll!l,d
:n pa~'lIlt':H ant! tlh:char!(l' flf tl\(' n'rl i:I\'all',~ llt'ill~ rl"
lunded, in ill,.;lilllllIt'1I1:, at dim'TI'Il: 'j!!\t';; IIr:lll I'll"
lire i~~IWIIC .~djl'''' .11 tllll'lilllt' Bt'I't:l1tl::I\:fl'rlilir:1h''''
may Il{' ~nlcl /lr f'xrhanged al an.\' lil1lt' ttll.llt'fllrl',lIr
aflcr tilt' llIaturity uf I Ill' P\ll~t;lllllill~ l'l'rlilh'alr:; Itl
he n.fullded, llIay he i!>!\II('d fllr tlno pucpo!'l' Ill' rt.'flllld.
ill~ a like, ~reatcr, llr I('ssl'r \lril1l'ijlill ;l1lI/IUlllllf lW'
tifirlltl's alld may brac a highN.ll1\\'t'T, or l'lIui\'alt'lll
mte of intere!'l than the ('('ctilie;!I!':: Ilt'ing rI'lll'\\'l'(1
or refunded.
.J. '1'0 lilrther M'l'Ufe Ihl' paYl1lrlll of till' renili.
cates, thr honrd of direclnr~ l'hnl1. hy rt'!'olulillll, pro.
vide for the i1::se!'Sll1elll of nn llllllllalll'\'V of a
st.iIlulhy tax uJlon alllaxahll' prupl'rly will;in IllI'
merged nrea, A cop)' of the reslllulitlll ~hallll[! St'llt
to the county nuditor of el\~h cnunty ill which the
merged Ilren is located, The rrvenul'!; from the stand.
by lnx ,hnll he depn,ilClI in il ,periill rn",1 il"" ,hilll
he eXllcndcd only fur the lIaYIl1l'lItuf prindfllll of !Iud
interc!;t nn the certificnte:; issued as provided in thi::
section, when the receipt Ill' PllYlIlt'llt fur pro~rill1l
costs os pw\'itled in the lI~r('(,lIlellt is insullidl'nl, II
payment!' lUl" IlCCe5!>llry and mncl{' from thl' !:ipl'rinl
f\lncl. thr 1I11l/lllllt nf the flaymenl~ :;lwll ht, pfl1lllpll\'
rCJlllid inln till' special fllud from lhl' hr:-.I il\'ailahh'
pllyment:> rt'('ciVl'tI fur Ilro~rol1l ('U:,b :,,~ I'rll\ it!,.d ill
tIll' l1~rt'llllll'nt whkh are nol rt'qllirl.tl (<lr IIII' p:!.\'
Illl'lllllfprilll'ipalllfllf intNI':,II'1l Tt'r1iIIlOlII".dlll'
No rl".I'rw:-; 11ll1~'lw "llillll!, in rhi.; IUlld III ,Itllit'ipa
tillll!I!':1 IIco,it'l'IN! 1!t{illll1. TIll' IIl'iln! III fhrl'l'Iltr~
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tflrt'lll'rlllwlII11l1111It"lr,
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.lIlt' ill Ihal ~'('ar.
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rt'\I"r~ ..h;lll.p,:h!i~h', 'i'" ,\1 il..; illf,',:lln:lll,
;.,~lit' Ihl' t'I,rtiiifalt'~. :.\: .:.. . :II'lllllllIJIT, : ;;\" l'llr
I"l.~l'. illltltlw prll.it~rlllr PI' 'I, I, " ,r whirh 1111' :',.;l ili
r;lll'~ :If!' In hj' i.;.;;If.d ,\ I"..... -' :11:1',', W1' !l:1: :1:1t".':1
dab alH'r till' ptlhlir;llllll' ,,1 :111' :;:Ilin' 1,\' ,1\:1,,1, in
lilt, di~lril'1 ,'''ll~l II: ,I 11I1:::l\ :II lht' arl',' '.':Ilhin
','.-hirll tilt, f'l11l111,.nil. ,,,l\'~' :- !'lraH,d. al'i,\.~d Ill!
dl'ri:-.itlll IIl1h..' IIII;t:-,;,; ,i;:\"f,.IS ill prllp'I~Ill~ 10,
1..."w,'lht, nrlilil.1II'-.; I' ,\ :..1 I.r Iht. "liard ,,1' di
rt'l'll1r.; ill ,1t-1Ntll:1l"1~ ,.t, dl'~ i'l'flih..I1'.... :'
linul11ud r,Il\t'I\l~i\.I. "III"" \" di.,lrirl ,f.i,:: '.!lld.,
dwt I Ill' III,arli III din',I..I', :~.I' t'\l'l't'dl'd its h,~;tl:r..
t1j(lrit~'. :\11 ilrli'.11 :-.h~tl: !Ill! :1(' bfll\lglll whirl! 'l\ll',~
li"lb lilt' I(,~:tlil': "I' 1!li,' p, niia '111'_.;.111(' ptl\\I'r .If Ill\'
In lard lit" {!lr':rl(lr_~ III ! .,: :1' I h.. t I'f! ilit:ale:;. lilt' l'lr.,1"
11\'l'IlI':,sllfaJl\"pr,,,.t'~'!I;:"" r',l:t1im:1ullwaillh,'ril.:'.
! 1II1IIlf I hl' prlil('t'l. \'f' ;:.. :l,ll ~'llri";ll inn alld i~:,\I:lll' I'
lit' lhl' ITrltllnlt.,.; Irolli ;llld ,Iher liftci'll d:l\",~ lrlllll
till' pllbhr,lli"ll "t" :111' 11,,!!r" lit" inlcntinn III i~....ul'.
I;, '1'1\1' 1.lI:lfll,,1 din't':";'" ,hall delennilll' If rt'\'I'
iHlI':-.aH' ~llllit"it'IIIIII.,t"'l:n' :f,!' (aithfll1 \lNt'tlflllilllH'
Ill' t1l1li~atillll:- inriit' il;!Tl'l'll1'.'tll.
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t'tlllrdinaIL' IhL' Ill'W jllll:' training Ilnl~riIl1l. Thl' 111\\'1I
deparlmenl III' i.'rtllllllllil' 11l'\'!'lllpment shall adlllll,
ilmend,lllll! Tl'pClll rule:-; ulldt'r chapter 171\ that Ihl'
cOl1ll1lul1ily t'lIl1egl1 willusl' in dl'vellll'ill~ projcrl:-;
with l1('W and expandill~ inchlstrinlnew job:; traillill~
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CHAPTER 280B
IOWA INDUSTRIAL NEW JOBS TRAINING ACT
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!.."O8.2 Definitions.
!...:oB.3 .~greement.
~B.4 Incremental property U1xes.
280B.! Title,
This chapter shall be known and may be cited as
the 'Iowa industrial oew jobs training Act",
83 Acts. ch 171.1I, 8
280B,2 Definitions,
When used in this chapter. unless the context oth.
ernise requires:
I. 'New jobs training program" or 'program-
means the project or projects established by a com.
muaity college for the creation of jobs by providing
educatioa and training of workers for new jobs for
a..' or expanding industry In the merged area served
by lhe community college.
~, -Project' means a training arrangement which
is the subject of an agreement entered into between
Ihe commuaity college and an employer to provide
program services,
3, 'Program services" Includes but is not limited
10 Ihe follOwing:
a, New jabs training,
b, Adult basic education andjob,related instltlc'
lion.
c, Vocational and skill,assessment services and
testing.
d, Training facilities. equipment, materials, and
<upplies,
e, On.the'job training,
{. Administrative axpenses for the new jobs
traiaiag program,
" Subcontracted services with institutions gov.
~med,by the board of regents. private colleges oruni.
lerslt",. or other federal. state. or local agencies,
h, Contracted or professional services,
I, Issuance of certificates,
d 4. 'Program costs' means all necessary and iaci.
e~tal casts of providing program services,
, b' , 'Employer' means the person providing new
)O"s In the merged area served by tho community
co ege and entering into an agreement,
6, , 'Employee' menns the person employed in a
new Job,
7. 'Agreement'is the agreement between an em.
Ployer and a community college concerning a project.
280B.5 New jobs credit rrom withholding.
2808.6 Certmcates.
280B.7 Department or economic development.
8, 'Community college' means a community col,
lege established uoder chapter 280A,
9, 'Board of directors - means the board of direc.
tors of a community college,
10, 'Incrementol property taxes' means the
taxes as provided in sections 403.19 and 280B.4,
II. 'New jobs credit from with/tolding' means
the credit as provided ia section 280B.5,
12, 'Date of commencement of the project'
means the date of the agreement.
13, 'Certificate' means iadustrial new jobs train.
ing certificates issued pursuant to sectioa 280B,6.
14, "Industry' means a husiness engaged in in.
terstate or intrastate commerce for the purpose of
manufacturing. processiag, or assembling products.
conducting research and development, or providing
services in interstate commerce, but excludes retail,
health. or professional services, 'Industry" does not
iaclude a business which closes or substantially re.
duces its operatioa in one area of the state of Iowa
and relocales substantially the same operation in an.
other area of the state of Iowa, This subsection does
not prohibit a business from expandiag its opera,
tians ia another area of the state provided that exist,
ing operations of a similar nature are aot closed or
substantially reduced,
15, 'New job' mcan"job in anew or expanding
industry but docs not include jobs of recalled work.
ers. or replacement jobs or other joba that formerly
existed in the iadustry ia the state of Iowa,
83 Acts, ch 171. 12, 8; 85 Acts. ch 240. 12; 90 Acts.
eh 1253. 173
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A commuaity college may enter into an agreement
to establish a project, If an agreement is entered into.
the community college and the employer shall notify
the department of revenue and finance as soon as
possible, An agreement may provide. but is aot limit.
cd to:
I. Program costs, including deferred costs. may
he paid from one or a combination of the followiag
sources:
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a, Incr,m,ntal property ta,es to b, re"iv,d or
derived from an ,mployer's busin,ss property where
new jobs are creat,d as a result of th, projoct.
b, New jobs credit from withholding to b, r,.
ceiv,d or doriv,d from n,w employm,nt resulting
from the projoct.
f~, Tuition. student fees, or special charges fixed
hy th, board of directors to d,fray pro~ram costs in
wh"l, or in part.
d, Guarantee of paym,nts to b, receiv,d under
"arll~raph ~a, ~ "b," or "e",
2, Paym,nt of progrnm costs shall not b, de.
fe",d for 0 period longer than ten years from the
dllte of comm,ncem,nt of tb, projoct.
'I, Costs of on-th"joh truining for ,mploy",
shllll nllt exceed fiftypercentofth, annual gross pay-
roll casts for up to on, y,or of the new jobs, For pur-
p"'" af this subsection, "gross payroll" can be the
gro" wages. salaries, and b,nefits for th, jobs in
tmining in tbe project,
,I. A provision which fi,es th, minimum amount
af incr,mentoi property to,es, n,w jobs credit from
withhalding. or tuition and fee poym,nts which shall
be pllid for program ,osts,
.\, Any payments required to be mode by an em,
player lire 0 lien upon th, ,mployer's busin,ss prop,
erty nntil paid and hov, 'qool pre"dence with
ardinary taxes and sholl not b, divest,d by 0 judicial
soi", Property subjoctto the lien mol' be sold for
,nm' doe ond delinquent at 0 tax sale. with the some
forfeitures, penalties, and consequences as for the
oanpayment of ordinary taxes, The poreho"" at tax
'01, "htains th, property subject to the r,moining
payments,
8:1 Acts. ch 171. ~:I. 8; 90 Acts. ch 1253,17-1
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under soctlon40:l,19, As usod In thlssection. "I...... ,\~,
includes, but is notlimit,d to, alll,vies on on ad va. W
lorem bosis upon land or real property of th"mploy, . Ii'
er's business, where new jobs are created as a reSult :~{
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If 110 agreement provides that 011 or pMt of pro.
gram co,ts are to be paid for hy increm,nlol property
taxe,. th, board of diroctors sholl provid, by resolu,
tiollthllt to,e, levied on the employcr', toxobl, busi,
ne" property. where new job, nro created 0' 0 result
of II project. each year by or for the b,nefit of the
state, city. coonty, school district. or other taxing
di,trict after the eIToctive date of the resolotion sholl
be divided as provid,d in soction '103,19. subsoction,
I alltl 2. in the some manner os if the employer's
bu,ine", property, where n,w jobs ore created os 0
reslllt of II projecl. was loxobl, property in on urban
renewIII project and the rosolution was on ordinancc
withioth, meonin~ of thoso subsoctions, The taxes
reeoivetl by the bOllrd of dire'tors ,hall be allocated
to anti wh,n collect,d be paid into 0 special fund of
the commullity coll'g, and may b, irrevocably
pl,dgetl by the community coll'ge tll pay th, princi.
paloI' ond interest on the certificates issu,d by the
cllmll11lnity coll'g, to finoneo or refinance, in whol,
or ill port, th, project, How,ver. with respoct to any
IIrboll "newal project os to which on ordinance i, in
elfectllllder section ,103,19. th, collectioll of incre.
melllol property tm, authorized by this chopter ore
2800.5 Now jobs credit from withhOlding.
If an ogreem'nt provides that 011 or port of Pro-
gram costs ore to be met hy roceipt of oew jObscredit\
from withholding, it sholl be donc as follows:
I. New jobs mdit from withholdiog sholl be
based upon the wages paid to the employees io the
new jobs,
2, An amount equal to one and one, half perceot
of the gross wage, paid by the employer to ,och em, :I
ployee participating in 0 proj~ct sholl b, credited )
from th, payment mode by an employer pursuant to
.ection 422.16, If the amount of the withholding by;,
the employer is less than one and one. half percent
of the gross wages paid to the employees covered by ,1
the agreement. then the employer sholl receive a ,
credit against other Withholding to,," due by the
employer, The employer shall remit the amount of
the credit quarterly in th, sam, mannor os withhold.
ing poym,nt. ore report,d to th, deportment of rev,
,nue and finance, to th, community colleg, to be
allocot,d to and when collected paid into 0 specioJ
fUlld of the community college to pay the priocipol
of and interext on certificates issued by the commu.
nity colleg, to fillonce or refinance. in whol, or ia
port, the project. When the principal and interest on
th, certificates hove be,n paid, the employer cr,dits
sholl ceasa and any money received oftor th, certifi.
cotes have b,en paid sholl be remitted to the troosur.
er of state to b, deposited inth, general fund of the
state,
3, The n,w jobs mdit from withholding and the
spociol fund into which it is paid, may b, irrevocably
pl,dged by 0 cllmmunity college for the poymellt of
th, prillcipol of and interest on the certificate issued
by 0 community college to finance or refinance. in
whol, or in part, the project.
4, Th, employer sholl certify to the deportm,nt
of rovcnu, and finance that the credit in withholdiog
is in occordoneo with on agre,mentond sholl provide
other information th, department mol' require,
5, A community coll'g, ,hall certify to th, de.
portm,nt of revenue and finance the amount of n,w
job, credit from withholding on ,mployer has romit,
ted to the special fund and shall provid, other infor,
motion the d'portm,nt mol' r'quire,
6, An employee participating in 0 project will ro'
eoive full mdit for the amount withheld os provid,d
in soction '122,16,
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2800,6 Certificates.
To provide funds for the present payment of the
",stS of new jobs trnining programs. a community
",liege may borrow money and issue and sell certifi.
"res payable from a sufficient portion of the future
",eipts of payments authorized by the agreement,
The receipts shall be pledged to the payment ofprin'
cipal of and interest on the certificates,
1, Certificates may be sold at public sale or at
private sale at par. premium. or discount at the dis,
crerion of the board of directors, Chapter 75 does not
apply to the issuance of these certificates,
2, Certificates may be issued with respect to a
single project or multiple projects and may contain
terms or conditions as the board of directors may
provide by resolution authorizing the issuance of the
certificates,
3, Certificates issued to refund other certificates
may be sold at public sale or at private snle as provid.
ed in this section with the proceeds from the sale to
be used for the payment of the certificates being re'
iunded, The refunding certificates may be exchanged
in payment nnd discharge of the certificates being re'
iunded. in installments at different times or an en.
tire issue or series at one time, Refunding certificates
may be sold or exchanged at any time on. before. or
after the maturity of the outstanding certificates to
be refunded. may be issued for the purpnse of refund,
ing a like. greater. or lesser principal amount of cer'
tificates and may bear a higher. lower, or equivalent
rate of interest than the certificates being renewed
or refunded,
4, To further secure the payment of the certifi,
cates. the board of directors shall. by resnlutinn, pm'
vide for the assmment of on annual levy of a
standby tax upon all taxable property within the
merged area, A copy of the resolution shall be sent
to the county auditur of each county in which the
merged area is located, The revenues from the stand,
by tax shall be deposited in a special fnnd nnd shall
be expended only for the pnyment of principal of and
interest on the certificatea issued aa provided in this
section, when the receipt of payment for progrnm
costs ns provided in the ngreement is insufficient, If
payments are necessary and made from the special
fund. the amount of the payments shall be promptly
repaid into the special fund from the first available
paymenta received for progrnm costs os provided in
the agreement which are not required for the pay'
ment of principal of nr interest on certificates due,
No reserves may be built up in this fnnd in anticipa'
tion of a projected default, The board of directors
IOWA INDUSTRIAL NEW JOOS TRAINING ACT. 12800,1
shall adjnstthe annnnl standby tnx levy for each year
to refiect the nmuunt of revenucS in thc special fund
and the IImount of principalllnd interest which is
dne in that year,
5, Before certificates nre issned. the bOllrd uf di,
rectors shllll pnblish once a notice uf its intention to
issue the certificates. stating the amount. the pur'
pose, and the project or projects for which the certifi,
cates are to be issued, A person may, within fifteen
days after the publication of the notice by IIction in
the district cuurt nf a county in the arell within
which the community college is located, appeal the
decision of the board of directors in proposing to
issue the certificates, The action of the board of di,
rectors in determining to issue the certificates is
finol and conclusive unless the district court finds
that the board of directors has exceeded its legal au'
thority, An action shall not be brought which ques'
tions the leglllity of the certificates. the power of the
bOllrd of directors to issue the certificates, the effec.
tiveness of any proceedings relating to the authoriza'
tion orthc project. or the authorization and issuance
of the certificates from and after fifteen days from
the publication of the notice of intention to issue,
6, The board of directnrs shall determine if reve.
nues are sufficient to secure the faithful perfnrmance
of obligations in the agreement,
B3 Acts. ch 171.16. B; 88 Acts. ch 115B, 15B: 90
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280B.7 Deportment of economic develop.
ment.
The Iowa department of economic development in
consultation with the department of educatinn shall
coordinate the new jobs training program, The Iowa
department nf economic development shall adopt,
amend. and repeal rules under chapter 17,1 thnt the
community college will use in developing projects
with new and expanding industrial new jobs trnining
prnposals, The department is authorized to make
any rule that is adopted. amended. or repealed effec'
tive immedintely upon filing with the administrative
rules coordinator or atn subsequent stated date prior
to indexing and publication. or at a stated date less
than thirty,five days after filing. indexing, and publi,
cation, The department shall prepare an annual reo
port for the governor and general nssembly on the
activities of the iodustrial new jobs training pro'
gram,
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261-5.1(2808) Authority. The authority for rules governing the developmenl of training
projects undcr the Iowa industrial new jobs training Act is provided in Iowa Code section 2808.7.
261-5.2(2808) Purpose. The purpose of the Act is to provide an incentive to industries con,
sidering loeatiug or expanding operations in'lowa. by providing lax aided training for employees
needed in the neW-jobs. which would result from the location of a new or expanding opera-
lion. The Iowa department of economic development is required to ucoordinate" the train.
ing P!ograms described in the Act.
261-5.3(2808) , Derinitlons. The definitions of terms as stated in Iowa Codeseclion 2808,2,
subsections I to 15. shall be deemed adequate except for clarifications as staled below,
5.3(1) Indus/ry. An industry is a business engaged in aClivilies described as eligible in Ihe Act
rather than the generic definition encompassing all businesses in the slale doing Ihe same aClivi-
ties. For example, in the business of meat packing, 'an industry is considered to be a single. cor-
porate entity or operating subdivision. ralher than the entire meat packing business in the state.
5.3(2) New industry, A new industry is one which has not done business in Iowa or an exist-
ing industry implementing a new process and product used or produced for the first lime in Iowa,
which results in the creation of new jobs not previously available in that industry in Ihe Slate,
5.3(3) Expanding industry. An cxpanding industry is one in which an incrcase in produc-
lion will require the addition of new jobs which did nOI cxist in Ihat industry in Iowa prior
10 the signing of an agreement for training and whieh cxceeds the level of employment in that
industry six months prior to the date of the agreement.
5.3(4) New jab. A new job shall be as dcfined in the Act subjecl to the c1arificalions or new
and expanding induslry described in 5.3(1), 5,3(2), and 5.3(3) above, except that an industry
in violation of state or federal labor laws or involved in a lockout or strike in Iowa shall not
be eligible for a trainin&,p[O&lQIR.i!!iiiCilhrA,l.
'5:j(5) Formerlyexislingjobs, Jobs which fonnerly existed do not qnalify fortraining under
the provisions of Iowa Code section 2808,2. subseclion 15. Ajob is considered to have
"fonnerly existed" If it was pan of the payroll of the industry within Ihe slale any of the
time during Ihe six months prior to the signing of an agreement for training,
5.3(6) Department, Any reference to department shall mean the Iowa department of eco-
nomie development. Contacts with the department regarding activities referenced in th~ chapter
shall be through the business and industry bureau chief.
261-5,4(2808) Agretments.
5.4(1) No/lflca/lon, At least ten days prior to the signing of an agreement, Ihe area school
shall verbally nOlify the department of their inlent to enler into an agrecment for training.
The area school shall nOlify the dcpartmenl and the deparlment of revenue and finance in
writln8 within 30 days of signing an agreement for training under the provisions of this Act.
Writlen notification shall be provided by Ihe department,
5.4(2) Addi/ional agreemell/ /(ems, In addition to Ihe provisions of an agrecmenl describcd
in Iowa Code section 2808.3. subsections I to 5, Ihe agreemenl shall include Ihe following items:
I. The date Ihe training will begin,
2, The length of time each new job category will be provided training,
3. The ending date of the training,
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ment for training is entercd into, the area school and the employer shall notify the department
and the depanment of revenue and finance within 30 days of the date of signing the agree-
ment. Notification must be in writing on forms provided by the department of economic
development and is considered complete when response has been received on each item.
A eopy of the agreement shall accompany the notifieation, If!-'at any time after notifiea.
tion. 'the estimates are revised. or if changes are made in the agreement that would affect the
above reporting lequirements. the department of revenue and finance and the department shall
be notified within 30 days,
5.4(4) Coordinalion with relevant agencies. Oefore a project is implemented, the area school
shall investigate the applicability of othcr training programs such as those provided by the
Job Training Partnership Act, job service. the department of educa.t,ion, and other state and (
federal agencies, Evidence of coordination of effort shall be provided to the department on
the notification form as described in 5.4(1) above. '
5.4(5) Allowable cost. An area school may pay for reasonable administrative costs and
legal fees incurred prior to the date of the preliminary agreement from certificate proceeds.
Training costs may not be reimbursed if incurred prior to the date of the preliminary agreement,
5.4(6) Cosl slandards, The standard vocational preparation guide. as provided in the
Dictionary of Occupational Titles for determining classification of jobs and the length of
allowable training periods, shall be used by an area school in estimating the cost of on.the,job
training. Where these S1andards are not appropriate. reasonable time periods for on,the,job
training shall be based on the standard vocational preparation guide for similar classifications.
5.4(7) Indircct cost rate. The area schools may be reimbursed indirect costs at a rate to
be detennined nnnually, The rate will be determined by the Iowa departmcnt of economic
dcvelopment and the Iowa department of education, The indirect cost rale and procedures (
will be communicated to thc area schools by the dcpartment or economic development. The
rate will be based on funclion five and nine cxpenditures or the Iowa area community coUege
uniform accounting system, The indirect cost rate shall be applied against the total issuance.
Acceptable nccountins proccdures, as determined by the area school with the department of
cdueation and the stnte auditor, shall be followed in claiming indirect costs.
5.4(8) Equipment. Equipment required for training will be an oUowable provision in a
training project as described in Iowa Code cbapter 2800. The cost of cquipment used in training
shaU be proratcd to the project in that proportion chargeable to the training program. and
the remainder of the cost of such equipment will be the responsibility of the employer. Pro-
ceeds of the certineates shall not be used directly or indirectly to finance land facilities or depreci.
able property to be owned by the employer or other private pcrson.
261-5.5(2800) Itesolutlon on Incremcntal property la,. A copy of the resolution by thc board l
of directors of the arca school as describcd in Iowa Code section 2800.4. shaU be forwardcd
to the department with a copy of the final agreement. A copy of the resolution shall also
be forwarded to the county auditor(s) affccted by it within the merged area.
5,5(1) An area school board of directors anlicipaling the use of the incrcmcntal property
tax as a source of funlllng for an cligible training program is refcrred to Iowa Code seclion
403,19. and shaU follow proccdures as described thercln. as provided in Iowa Code secllon
280D.4.
5.5(2) Rcservcd,
261-5.6(2808) ,New Jnbs wlthhnldlng "edit.
5,6(1) Notification of paymellts alld rlaimsfor credit, Withholding credit for payments
to area schools shall be claimed by an employer on the last withholding deposit form made l
ror the calendar quartcr in which payment is made to a school. No crcdit may be claimed
unlil payment has hccn made to a schnol, The area school shall notify the department of
revenue and finance within 30 days following the end of a calendar quartcr/month of pay.
ments covering withholding credit that have been received during that quarter/month, If a
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credit is claimed by an employer and payment is not made to the area school, the amount
of credit will be considered to be a delinquent withholding liability and will be subject to
assessment or tax, penalty, and ioteresl according to the provisions of Iowa Code section
422.16(10), '
5.6(2) Notification of lermino/ion of credit. Area schools shall notify the department of
revenue and finance and the department of economic development within 30 days when it is
determined that paymehts for job training withholding ereditt'will no longer be applied against
the costs of a project. ' .
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261-5.7(2808) Notice of intent to Issue ",tlneates,
5,7(1) The notice of intention to issue ",tifieates as provided iu Iowa Code section 2808,6.
subsection 5, shall be published by the area school in a legal newspaper in the merged area.
5.7(2) Resolution of issuance, A copy of the resolution authorizing the issuance of cer,
tificates to pay for a project over a period of time shall be forWarded to the department and
the department of revenue and finance with a copy of the final agreement.
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261-5.8(2808) Standby property lax levy. A staodby property tax levy shall be collected
at any time other funds are insuffi,ient as provided in Iowa Code section 2808,6, subsection
4, The county auditor shall be notified by the area school board of directors on an annual
basis to adjust the annual standby tax,
261-5.9(2808) Reporting. For purposcs'of reporting the progress and success of the new
jobs training Act, an annunl report shall be completed by the nrea,school for the period end.
ing June 30 each year on or before August 15 of that year to the department which shall be
in writing on forms provided by the department.
261-5.10(2808) MonUorlng. Monitoring by the nrea community colleges will be required
as specified by the department,
261-5.11(2808) Slale administration. The "Iowa 8usiness,Industry Information and
Training Network" as established in Iowa Code sections 15.251 to 15,257 contains a provi,
slon for up to I percent of the gross sale amonnt of thecertificates issued to be used for manage.
ment of Iowa Code chapter 2808 and for the development of this network. Administrative
rules ror the network are located In 261-Chapter 13.
These rules are intended to implement Iowa Code chapter 2808.
(Filed emergency 8/9/83-published 8/31183, effective 8/9/83)
(Filed 11/18/83. Notice 8/31/83-published 1217183. effective 1/11/841
(Filed emergency 12I19/86-published 1/14/87, effective 12119/861
(Filed 8/14/87, Notice 7/1/87-published 9/9/87. effective 10/14/87'1
(Filed emergency 2125/88-published 3123/88. effective 2m/881
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DRAFT #1. FOR DISCUSSION.
To: Iowa City City Council; ICAD; Kirkwood Economic
Development; David Schoon
From: Clara Oleson and Roberta TiII.Retz
Date: 4/13/93
CEBA/280(BI Funds Application Process Review:
Some Suggested Questions and Sources of
Information for Investigating Applicants
1. Information on the business:
A. Identify all corporate Interests to ascertain locus of decision-making power
Is the recipient a subsidiary of another corporation?
Is the recipient an affiliate of another corporation?
Is the recipient a creation of another corporation?
When was this corporate entity created?
Who are principal investors and what is their relationship to the
company?
B, Ask the applicant to supply this information.
To verify, call Secretary of State 515 281-5204 or the Secretary of State of the
state in which the corporations were legally established, Ask for: date of
incorporation, name and address of registered agent, names and addresses of
corporate officers,
Check Security and Exchange Commission for publicly held companies;
check Million Dollar Directory, Who owns Whom; Dun and Bradstreet; Ward's
Directory; Standard and Poors; Moody's,
Conduct Lexis and Nexis search on the company. Check for corporate
activity (expansion, selling off, merging) in other states; check for record of
closed or pending cases in labor law, and EEOC violations, check environmental
and safety and health record, bankruptcy, etc,
If recipient is paying management fees, ticensing fees, leasing fees, etc,
to another corporate entity, get above information on that corporate entity,
2. Information on the Industry (e.g. generic class of businesses In same
line of production or service)
A. Identify trends within the industry.
What is general economic/competitive outlook for the industry?
What are employment trends within the industry?
What are trends in new product development?
What is current technology and developing technology in the industry?
What are industry trends in terms of environmental regulations and
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What are industry conditions in terms of regional. nalional and
international market competition and trade regulations? (E,g,: impact of
Canadian-American Free Trade Agreement)
What is the average rate of return for the industry over the last three
years?
B, Ask applicant to supply this information,
To verify, call public library reference desk (356-5200) for articles of general
interest about the industry, Use computerized data bases (e,g, NYT, Wall Street
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A. Identify the types of jobs and the nature of the work to be performed at the
installation and at similar installations in Iowa
SIC classification for the business
Wage rates by quarter, for occupational categories for our county/region
Unemployment rate information. by quarter, for occupational categories
for our county/region (number of job applicants in that category using Job
Service to look for work)
Typical occupational hazards faced by workers In the industry
Identify applicant's plan to reduce job hazards for workers
B. Ask applicant to supply.
Verify by calling Iowa Dept. of Employment Services, Audit and Analysis
Section, 515-281-8179, (Note: This information is also accessible via free
electronic bulletin board, Call Iowa Division of labor Services). For information
on job hazards, call Iowa Division of labor Services, 515-281-3606, Ask for
incidence rate on workplace illnesses and injuries in the applicant's SIC code,
Ask for additional information on the nature of job hazards in the industry,
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answer the above questions and cite the sources used.
5. Develop a public service, rather than solely a marketing philosophy and
approach to local economic development.
Possibly a philosophy with a perspective such as: As local coordinators, we
have the responsibility in the first instance not only to encourage business
development in this area but also to insure compliance with appropriate rules
and to insure that the company meels local expectations,
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application will cause local agencies to intervene with state funding bodies for
appropriate monitoring and withdrawal of funding,
Develop a "responsible employer" policy and checklist which will serve as a
guide for prospective applicants as to the expectations of the Iowa City area for
its corporate citizens, The checklist to include, for example:
-responsible compensation and benefit policies
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-occupational safety and heallh program
-environmental programming including reduction at the source
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Have ICAD develop or expand its strategic plan to incorporate a labor force
analysis component. This should include:
a) self-education on labor force analysis data availability and components of a
labor force analysis
b) using 1990 census data develop profiles of unemployed Johnson County
workers, under-employed Johnson County workers, demographics of workers,
occupational concentration,
c) develop list of resources to provide information about labor force changes,
educational needs, infrastructure support possibilities,
d) coordinate the collection of information from local sources about tax-
supported services to workers and correlate with fiscal data research: e,g, Free
Medial Clinic, DVIP, RVAP, Crisis Center, Food Bank,
e) develop a heightened sense of public accountability and public access to
ICAD processes of corporate recruitment and grant application review.
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OIl1l'BRAL
CEllA-93-036
APPLICANT: IOlla City
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BOSlNI!SS: Iowa Processed Meats, In~.
BEQUI!S1ED ASSISTANOE: $300,000 FL
START- Ol'/W'ANSIOR/REORUITHI!JlT: Start-up
COIIPANY BACKGROtlllD/PRODOCT: Iowa Processed Heat, Inc, is a nOllly fOl'lled company (February
12. 1993) inforul.ly affiliated with Hillard Refrigerated Services in that they sbare a
el)Jll)on ownership. 111e project conoi;ts of starting a apee;l.alized hillllprocesdng operation
at the Ioya City Hillard Refrigerated Services facility. The balls proc.e;ud will bo of high
quality with 10Y water nnd cbemical oontent.
BIlIIlJ PiOJlC'l' DESCRIl'TION !Alm BODGE'll: Hillnrd Refrigerating Services will build 10,000
square foot additl.Dt\ to tbeir Iowa City facility and remodel an ~dditional 42,224 square feet
of facility and le....e it to IPH. 11lllard will either loan ftm<ill for IPH to purchase
machinery and oquj.pllent o~ lease the equipment to them. II'H 1I0J cbarge a proeusing fee,
but will not t:ake ownership of tba bllllB. Tho luma will thl'll be sold under a private labol.
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KEY FImBS . BRrn DESCRIPTIOR OF JOB RKSPOIISIBtLITn:SIRELATED BACKOIlOUND INFORllA'lION.
NOIIBllR 01' YKARS l!XPKRIENCS m IllDUSTRY.
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i Stevon L. Offner - President and Treasurer
\ [eMeth Teic~ier - Vice Pres [dent and Secretary
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wry A. Larson'. 70X
Lance tartan - 15%
Ashley Larson - 151
IlECEllT 0lP. PRO.rnCT1!D CIIANro!S:
None disCU/Jaed.
MXSCBLLnHEOUS/PUBLIC rMP~~/RATING PACTORS
HDH!l!R OF JOBS PLEDGF.D: 173
COST fER JOB: $1,734
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LOCAL EFFORT,;,
City of lOll. City - Tax Abatement -
10lla-Illinoi. Ca. and Electric Co.
_ Incentive Blecrrlc.i Rate -
Kitkwood COIllRl. College Job Training'
$ 44,550 (First Two Years)
$ 97 I 096 (First Two Years)
$283,645
IOTAL
$425.291
C01J!lTY VAGI TIIRlSnOLD/POOGED lIAGESIFRlNGE BEllEFITS: 06.31/07, 75/Shared Medical Insutance,
Life Insuranc.. long Term Disability, Profit Sharing, Eight Holidays, Vacation Leave and
Funeral Leave.
SlIl!lIA\!.y OF OVEMLL PROJECT SmRGTBS AIlD lI1WQlESSKS:
S'tllENGnlS :
1. Goad benefit packaga for employees.
2. Hillard bas pledged a co~or.te &Uarantee as security.
3. The cost por job amount is relatively low,
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IPK i9 closely affiliatedwitb Hillard R4frigerated Services. Inc., which employs over
500 people. Therefore, the project needs to qualify under the New Product Component
of tho CEnA Program. The Busines" has not demonstrated that the prop0ged product is
unique or under-repnsented in the State. 'According to the Iowa Manufacturers
Directory, there are 31 otber haM/poultry manufacturers in tbe State,
projected high turn over of employees at 11.'M.
Business' financial need argumant Is voak.
Tbo project could compate with otber lalla han processors and potentially displace Iowa
lIorken.
Lack of local due diligence and minimal financial effort.
Legal action against coupany principal.
LIST AIjY um:NOllNS:
1. lIhy tbe oWlUlrs of Killard Refrigerated Services, Inc, established a new company for the
ham procu9sing:
2. Outcouo of NLRB cas. is pending,
RECOMMENDlITlON
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AMOUNT AND FOlUll..- NA
JOBS: NA
CONDITIONS/CONTINGENCIES: NA
liEClffiJU/COI.IJ,OOI.: NA
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A ProCessional Corporation
Attorneys at Law
1902 BROADWAY, p,o, BOX 3400
IOWA CITY, IOWA 52244
JOSEPH C, JOHNSTON
RANDY LARSON
CARL J. GOETZ
D, KEITH BaRCHART
CHARLES C, ALLEN
RICHARD H, ZIMMERMANN
AMANDA POTTERFIELD
JERRY ZIMMERMANN
HENRY NATHANSON
CATHY L, FITZMAURICE
SHARON McMULlN
13191 354,1712
FACSIMILE 13191 3:14.7265
CEDAR RAPIDS OFFICE
129 FIRST AVE, S,W,
P,O, BOX 74210
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA 52407
13UIlJlUHOOO
rACIIIolILEI31"'U-U73
WATERLOO OFFICE
1506 LAPORTE ROAD
P,O. BOX 2787
WATERLOO, rA 50704,2787
131D1235,JOOO
18001282'1000
rAcSllollLt lJ1DI 23S'2101
April 13, 1993
For nearly five and a half years I have come to these chambers
every' other Monday and Tuesday night to deliberate, debate and vo~e
upon the issues that concern the people of Iowa city. I am deeply
honored to have been elected twice to this posit!~~~9! trust by the
voters of this community and it is with great 5~t that I must
announce that I am resigning from the Iowa city City Counc.il,
effective immediately upon the conclusIon of this meeting.
I would not give up this assignment the voters have given me
if there were any way to keep it and fulfill my responsibilities to
others. I simply cannot do everything professionally and w.ith
excellence that I want to do. I do not do this lightly--it has
occupied my thoughts daily for months. Between my responsIbili ties
to my clients, which are foremost, and to my 9 law partners who
have entrusted to me the duties of President of our law firlu, and
to my partner in the ownership of the Airliner I and to the
volunteer boards and all the basketball activities wIth ~Ihich I am
involved, I just cannot continue without compromising my
performance somewhere. I did not want to risk that with the duties
of city councilor.
~lhile I'll leave to others the analysis of my performance, you
know I couldn't leave without saying what ought to be done by those
I leave behind. Please continue the commitment to openness and
discussion that has grown in recent years in these council
chambers. Plc,lse maintain the commitment to not raising property
taxes more than the.level of inflation and yet continue to provide
the level of services that make Iowa city the compassionate,
exciting, safe and beautiful city it is. And when balancing tho
difficult choices, err as often as possible on the side that
preserves things that cannot be replaced, like forests, ravines,
waterways, houses, neighborhoods, ways of life, trust and
friendships. Finally, don't ever leave your common sense at the
door to these chambers, because I think that's a strength of this
body most of the time.
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I'm proud that we got rid of a zoning classification that
encouraged high-rise dense development and replaced it with one
that encourages open space and more beautiful buildings. I'm proud
of our commitment to human services throughout the years when state
and federal budgets in this area were cut or mis-applied. I'm
proud that I am thought of by some, perhaps all of my fellow
councilors as annoyingly committed to airing all sides of an issue
and to taking an independent stand on every issue. And I'm proud
that I never missed a regularly-scheduled informal or formal
meeting.
Rarely did I ever feel that any of my fellow councilors
differed with me for any reason but an honest difference of
opinion. You are a hard-working group of people who each bring
something very important to this body and I have learned something
valuable from each of you. I urge others in the community to join
the front-lines of the struggle to maintain Iowa city's character
and quality by seeking a spot on the Council. It is the best of
all possible political positions, where hidden agendas are largely
absent and motives are pure, mostly, and accountability and
openness are prized.
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professionalism and personal qualities of a group of people I've
grown to care very much about. Steve Atkins does the benevolent
king thing with tact, wisdom and great judgment and skill. He's
also loyal and trustworthy, which is absolutely essential, given
his immense scope of duties. Thank you for your help with my job
and for the way you did yourr..
Linda Gentry, Dale Helling, Marian Karr, Karen Franklin, Jeff
Davidson, Rick Fosse and Chuck Schmadeke are people of the highest
caliber and I am proud to call them each a friend. Iowa City is
indeed lucky to have them and many others on the city staff wlth
whom I haven't worked as closely,
Lastly, thank-you to all the people who sent me here and to
those that encouraged me in my duties. It has been great fun.~ q
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