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, City of Iowa City
MEMORANDUM
DATE: August 27, 1993
TO: City Council
FROM: City Manager
RE: Material in Information Packet
Copy of letter from Mayor Courtney to Jim O'Brien regarding the ADS site. 3
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Memoranda from the City Manager: '
a. Flood Update (c/a.led '6/J~ /6/:)7)
b. Pending Development Issues
c. Sewer Backup Claims
d. Melrose Focus Group - Scope of Work
Memoranda from the Assistant City Manager:
a. Request from TCI for Extension of Deadline
b. Cable Rate Regulations
c. Interactive Information Services
Memorandum from the Finance Department regarding fee increases - unpaid 1GL
parking tickets.
Memorandum from the Human Services Coordinator regarping joint human ~
services funding hearing schedule.
Memoranda from the Planning and Community Development Department:
a. Melrose Avenue/Bridge Project Environmental Assessment - Facilit~~or
b. Review scope of work: Iowa City Municipal Airport ,__3
c. Annual Report for Community Development Division
Memoranda from the City Clerk:
a. Joint meeting of City/County
b. Council Work Session of August 16
c. Special Council Work Session of August 21
d. Council Work Session of August 24
Copy of letter from Department of Natural Resources regarding notice of
proposed rule applying to protected strea~s, ,Sqo
Copy of letter from the State Historical Society of Iowa regarding the~
Shambaugh House, 219 North Clinton.
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Copy of letter from the Attorney General of Iowa regarding a workshop onl '
September 2, 1993., I oj..
Article: Seas of Anxiety Follow Disasters
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Agendas for the informal and formal meetings of August 26, 1993, for the
Johnson County Board of Supervisors.
Agenda for the 8/31 Informal meeting of Board of Supervisors.
Copy of Equal Justice Journal(Article regarding Flooding)
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August 26, 1993
Jim 0'8rten
329 5, Lucas 51.
Iowa City, IA 52240
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Dear Jim:
As a consequence of actlvhy on the ADS she, the Council has been receiving a number of calls from
concemed residents about the Intended plans for this property, Our planning staff has Informed us that
although you have communicated with them regarding some concept plans for the she, no formal plat or
plan has been submitted to date.
At this point, we want to be assured that you are aware of the City approval process required for new
construction on this site. We also want to take this opportunity to let you know the expectations of the City
Council regarding the process and the eventual development of the property.
Prior to construction of anything other than one single family house or one duplex on this property, you will
need to submit a formal appllcetlon for approval of ehher a preliminary plat or a preliminary planned
development plan to the City Clerk. The Clerk will forward the submitted documents to the Department of
Planning, who will take tham through the Planning and Zoning Commission and the City Council for
approval. Prior to Council approval, construction plans for any public Improvements, such as a street or
sewer, stormwater management calculations and plans; and grading and erosion control plans will need
to be reviewed and approved by the Department of Public Works. Please understand that your eventual
development of the site, as It evolves through the approval process, may require you to regrade the site
and obtain a new grading permh.
If YOll should decide to do a standard subdivision of this prcperty, a concept plan Is required for review by
the Departmant of Planning prtor to your formal submission of a preliminary plat. It Is advisable to submit
such a concept plan prior to submission of a planned development plan also, as you have done to date,
This Is an opportunhy for you and the staff to work out some Issues related to the development prtor to your
investment In substantial englneertng costs,
There are two Issues the Council would like to see resolved with your development project and we know
you have Indicated a desire to work them out as well. You stated your willingness to work wllh the
Longfellow Nalghborhood Association durtng our discussions of the rezoning. We would encourage you
to Involve your neighbors in the development of your plans at the earliest practical point. We would also
expect that the final plans for this project will Include an approprtate amount of open space accessible to
the public. You hava always Indicated your willingness to work with the City to achieve this goal and we
appreciate thaI.
The City Council looks forward to redevelopment of this Inflll parcel and appreciates your efforts to add to
our communhy.
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City of Iowa City
MEMORANDUM
Data: August 24, 1993
To: City Council
From: City Manager
Re: Flood Update
The pool level at Coralville Reservoir is 711.6 and steady. Inflow is 19,000, outflow is
19,000 with full conduit opening. All appears to be satisfactory with respect to the
management of the water into and out of the Reservoir, The forecast from the National
Weather Service for the next 30.day period is a normal amount of rainfall with above.normal
temperatures. There is little more that can be done with respect to our management of the
flood response as it affects the Coralville Reservoir, other than our continuing daily
conversations. The staff will again meet on Friday of this week for further update, barring
severe rainstorms. Your update will be provided at that time,
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We feel that our water treatment plant continues to remain secure and we will be rel1)oving
one of the pumps for use in other areas, This will allow us some additional flexibility.
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City of Iowa City
MEMORANDUM
Date: August 27, 1993
To: City Council
From: City Manager
Re: Flood Update
The pool level at the Coralville Reservoir Is now 709,3. The Inflow Is 10,500 and a slight Increase Is
expected over the next few days. The oulllow Is 18,600 wtth the conduit fully open,
The forecast for ouUlow, assuming minimal rain, Is that the conduit will remain fully open until the pool level
reaches 700, It Is anticipated that this should occur, again assuming minimal rain, on or around September
7. It Is the Corps' Intention then to gradually decreas,e the oulllow to about 12,000. If this reduction can
cOntinue, we would hope that Dubuque Street could be opened, at least two lanes, This then would subject
Dubuque Street to the potential for addltlonallloodlng 11 we were to have severe local rain, but the
opportuntty to keep the road open becomes more manageable.
The National Weather Service has Indicated that at. storm center Is located over southwest Iowa;
however, It does not appear to be moving In our direction. There Is forecast for rain In the Immediate
fuiure. The Weather Service also had Indicated that hurricane development could begin to aHer the
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weather pattem that has been severely affecting Iowa and the MIdwest. The effect of the hurricane on the
let stream and other climatic factors may present some change In the weather pattern.
On Monday, August 30, representatives of the City, which Includes our pollee, engineering, streets, transH,
etc., will be meeting wllh University officials to plan for the football traffic on the weekend of September 4.
This plan will attempt to develop a traffic management plans that will work around our flooded areas.
Please keep In mind that any severe weather might dramatically change this situation, particularly' on game
day. The lOOT appears to be planning to direct as much traffic down 2t8 and east on Melrose to the
football stadium. Addlllonally, traffic at the Highway 1 and Sunset area will also be affacted. The lOOT
plan will ba that most traffic ellter Iowa Clly from the south and west.
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The water treatment plant remains secure and we have no plan to remove sandbags and other security
measures. We are In the process of replacing chlorine lines. We will continue to caution against the visitor
traffic at the plant. lithe water level were to rise some of the construction activity as It relates to chlorine
line reconstruction would be delayed.
The sewer collapse In the Pepper.Hazel area appears to be far more severe than originally estimated. The
sewer Is deep and, In some Instances, well below the foundations of homes In the area. We anticipate this
repair could be a major expense, $100.000+, depending upon the construction techniques that we select,
II we are required to do a construction sheeting and/or boring, It can slgnlllcantly Increase the cost The
likelihood of these construction techniques Is very high to protect surrounding houses. It will likely be more
than a week before we can confirm quotes from contractors to perlorm this work and, therefore, sometime
after Labor Day at the earliest. We have diverted the flows from the areas and, therefore, most of the
homeowners should notice little change In sanitary sewer services.
On Thursday, FEMA r~presentatlves spent the day with our Engineering staff and will remain throughout
Friday and Saturday, It appears to be their desire to conclude their work earty next week. Rick spenlthe
day with the FEMA representatives, which Is, as ho pUllt, his eighth official tour of the flooded areas. The
Information requests on the part of FEMA, as we expected, grow more and more demanding and detailed,
We believe we have provided the Information they need, now the analysis of the Information and the detail
work begins. We have assigned our administrative p6rsonnel to spend whatever time necessary. We stili
have no projections on what we might receive.
As the water recedes we see the resulls of the flooded areas. The sediment left behind In our parks
resembles mud.llke snow drifts. An unfortunate circumstance Is developing as we move toward autumn,
that being there Is a very real possibility a great deal of our public property will be very unatlractlve and
show the effect of the flood throughout the winter. Not only Is the time of year to get planting and other
such construction work waning, we also have dllflculty In securing contractors. The public may be
presented with an unatlractlve public property environment throughout the winter, but there appears to be
1It1le we can do.
We have 43 Idenlllled locations throughout the city that have experienced some type of flood related
damage. Each of these will require engineering, maintenance and other public service atlentlo~, We are
atlernptlng to work with the residents, however, as I am sure you can appreciate, we are getllng 43 or more
engineering solutions io each particular site, ollen without regard to whallt might do to an adjoining
neighborhood. This may be a good sign In that our citizens are getting out and about and anxious to see
things retum to normal. You will likely begin receiving calls from citizens and we are doing our best to
respond to each and every request. However, with 43 separate locations, our primary effort at clean.up
and securing as much federal aid as possible, and with limited engineering time, we cannot often respond
to their speclllc questions Immediately. Every area wltl receive atlentlon, however, the public will grow more
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and more demanding, We receive complaints about taking care of such people, while the poor suffer, etc,
Please be prepared for such responses, which I believe are Inevitable. The flood knows no economic
boundaries and we II}' to dispel such complaints without dramatically altering expectations.
We have made arrangements with Thatcher and Baculls to deliver sand, sandbags, and pumps with fire
hose (800'), so water can be pumped from the mobile home parks to the river, rather than on each other.
We can only hope for the best.
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City of Iowa City
MEMORANDUM
DATE: August 24, 1993
TO: City Council
FROM: City Manager
RE: Pending Development Issues
A staff proposal to vacate the 10'-wide dedicated walkway linking
Jema Court (Willow Creek Subdivision) to Willow Creek Trail due to
the change in grade and the need for a substantial number of stairs.
An application submitted by First Muscatine Properties, Inc., to
rezone a 7.86 acre parcel located north of Muscatine Avenue and east
of First Avenue from RFBH, Factory Built Housing Residential, to
CC-2, Corranunity Commercial.
An application submitted by Michael and Vicki Lensing to rezone
605 and 617 Kirkwood Avenue from RS-5, Low Density Single-Family
Residential, and CC-2, Community Commercial, to CO-I, Commercial
Office.
An application submitted by Kennith and Holly Culp for a special
exception to permit a yard modification for property located in the
RS-5 zone at 170 Ironwood Circle.
An application submitted by Dr. Kevin J. McCarville for a special
exception to permit a school of specialized private instruction for
property located in the CO-I zone at 1901 Broadway.
An application submitted by Carnegie Plaza Partners for a special
exception to permit additional off-street parking for property
located in the CB-1D zone at 315 East College Street.
An application submitted by David A. Baculis, Sr., for a variance
to permit a single-family residential use in an industrial zone
for property located in the I-I zone at 2124 South Riverside Drive.
An application submitted by Michael and Anne McGinn for a special
exception to permit a yard modification for property located in
an RS-5 zone at 226 McLean Street.
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MEMORANDUM
Date: August 23, 1993
To: City Council
From: City Manager
Re: Sewer Backup Claims
Attached you will find correspondence from our insurance administrator recommending that,
for all practical purposes, all claims for sewer backups reported to the City should be,denied.
It is their judgment that only if negligence could be provan should these claims be considared.
I have advised Kevin O'Malley, our Assistant Director of Finance and Risk Manager, that this
is an unacceptable position on ttie part of our insurance administrator, I have further informed
Kevin to advise them that we will requast a revision of their policy position. While there may
be marit to this position, that is requiring each and every claimant to sue for damagas, I
believe the circumstances are such that it would be unacceptable to you, asa City Council,
and to the public.
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We are in a position whereby many of the claims filad verge on the ridiculous and/or are
alleging City responsibility for damages to their property clearly not a part of any damage
caused by a sewer backup. Claims for damage to foundations due to rainwater and other
failures on the part of the property owner to protect their basements, I believe, are not the
City's responsibility. On the other hand, any damage that is' directly attributable to a sewer
backup should be our obligation to pursue. If we are to settle claims based upon a sewer
backup, they would be charged against our sewer service fund. Any other damages would
be an obligation of the general fund, and clearly the financial position of that fund is far more
precarious.
It is not that I am attempting to make this decision on sewer backup claims on strictly
financial grounds, but it must be a factor to consider.
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We will continue our discussion with our insurance administrator and I have authorized Kevin
to proceed with settling as many claims as practical based upon the principle of the damage
associated with the sewer backup. Thera will be claimants who will not find that satisfactory.
We have allegations of damage to certain equipment in a basement, such as pool tables,
where the claimant would ask for the purchase of a new pool table. Our early investigations
indicate that the table was not damaged by sewer,
We do have a unique problem in that our claims adjustor is the individual signing.off and I may
noed to seek other insurance claims adjustment support in this process,
We will do our best to be fair and responsible to our citizens making claims. We must also
be responsible to all of those citizens who pay sewer charges and taxes and expect us to
represent responsibly their financial stake.
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RE: SRliKR IIACKIJP CLAnIS l'ILI!D AGWlSl' TIlE CITY OF IOllA CITY
DIJRI!!G ~ S1I!llIER OF 1993
Dear Mr. O'MalleYI '
Willis Corroon Administrative Services, as you know, handles the claiDs
pre.ented agsinst the City of Iowa City aa a third party administrator.
On July 5, 1993, a nlllllber of aewer backup cla1ma were raported to the
City and thase claims were frolll 1lI4I1y diffferent anls of the City and
were caused, in our opinion, by the heavy raine on that particular day
and also the prior rain that had cOlllp1etaly saturated the area. There
have also been clailn.s reported since July 5th, which have also been
caused by the heavy rainfall.
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It is our opinion that the claims should be denied baeed on no negligence
on the part ot the City of Iowa City. therefore the City would not be
liable for the elamagaa. If it coulelbe proven that there was sOllIe
negligence on tha part of the City, theae claia8 woulel have to be handleel
accordingly. If the backup was caused by a lack of maintenance, this
could possibly place sOllle liability on the City. If the' backup was elue
to a ele.ign defect, and the design was adequate at the ti~e of
construction or was causeel by .0000ething beyond the City's control such as
the heavy rainfall, flooding or failure without any Notice, we do not
feel that the City woulel be lisble.
We do feel thae each claim should be lookeel at on it I S own lIlerit and
alao the circumstances which CAused the problelll.
If you have any Additional comments or questions, please contact ~e.
aene v. Pet arson
Claims Adjuster
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MEMORANDUM
Date: August 23, 1993
To: City Council
From: City Manager
Re: Melrose Focus Group - Scope of Work
I received a phone call from Congressman Jim Leach's office declining to participate in the
Focus Group. I asked whether they would be willing to send a representative, that too was
also declined.
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MEMORANDUM
Date: August 27. 1993
To:
City Council
From:
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Assistant City Manager
Re: Request from TCI for Extension of Deadline
Attached is a letter from TCI requesting a further GO-day extension of the deadline for their
response to the City's RFP for a renewed franchise agreement, The original RFP was received
by Tel in May with a July 5 deadline. That deadline was extended for GO days by previous
request,
The timeframes for the formal renewal process are prescribed by federal law but can be
waived by mutual agreement. Granting this latest request should not result in any major
problem for the City in this process. Once TCI submits its proposal. the City would have 30
days to evaluate it and respond, TCI has indicated that they would consider a similar quid pro
quo in that our deadline could be extended accordingly. If this extension is granted, it should
be done with a formal commitment by TCI in that regard. We will attempt to schedule a
speciel meeting of the Broadband Telecommunications Commission to address this issue and
m~ke a recommendation to Council. Formal Council action on this request will be in the form
of a resolution for your consideration at your regular meeting on September 14, 1993. I have
scheduled a few minutes during your work session on August 30 to answer any questions you
may have about this extension request or about any other cable issues.
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August 24, 1993
Mr. Drew Shaffer
Broadband Telecommunication Specialist
city of Iowa City
410 E. Washington
Iowa city, IA 52240
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have completed our response to the Iowa city RFP. Many of our
staff who would normally assist during the RFP process have been
overwhelmed by the September 1 FCC deadline on rate rollbacks and
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and am fairly confident we will be able to complete our response
during this time frame.
I sincerely hope you understand the situation we have been deal-
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pany's appreciation for your attention to this matter.
Sincerely,
TCI of Eastern Iowa
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MEMORANDUM
Date: August 26, 1993
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Cable Rate Regulation
Attached is a copy of a memorandum which effectively summarizes the general procedure
involved in securing authority from the FCC to regulate basic cable rates locally. We are in
the process of preparing the necessary documents and I anticipate we will be prepared to file
our request shortly after September, 1, 1993, which is the earliest date that filing is allowed.
There is no deadline. As you can see, the procedures for a rate regulation appear to be much
more complax than we, and I suspect the legislature, had anticipated,
Also attached is e letter from TCI regarding upcoming adjustments in rates and channel lineup
which reflect the company's efforts to comply with the 1992 Cable Act. The new rates
apparently raflect formulas creeted by the FCC which we have not yet received but expect
to have in the near future. As a local regulator, we will then have the opportunity to
determine the appropriateness of the established basic rates and act accordingly.
The letter also points out a possible problem that TCI may have involving KGAN. The 1992
Cable Act affords local broadcast stations the opportunity to assume a "must carry" status.
thus requiring the local cable operator to carry that station on the local system. However,
individual stations may giva up that option, and choose instead to negotiete terms and
conditions under which a cable company can retransmit their signal. In making this choice,
they relinquish the "must carry" option. and the cable oparator is not raquired to carry that
station if a mutually acceptable agreement cannot be negotiated. If KGAN is dropped from
the locallinaup, it is likely that we will receive many complaints and, in essall~e. may be stuck
in the middle of a situation over which we have little or no control or ability to resolve,
We will keep you informed.
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MEMORANDUM
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Date: August 13, 1993
To: Drew Shaffer, Cable Administrator
From: Brent de Graaf, Cable Intern
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Rate Regulation in Iowa City
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Summary: This is a brief overview of the procedure that the City of Iowa City must go
through in order to become the local cable television franchise authority in charge of rate
regulation for the Iowa City area.
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Background: The Communications Act of 1934 was amended by the Cable Television
Consumer Protection Act of 1992lThe Cable Act of 1992). The Cable Act charged the FCC
with the duty to implement and oversee a system of rate regulation that balances the interests
of consumers in paying a fair rate and cable operators in earning a reasonable profit. The FCC
issued a Reoort and Order on May 3, 1993, that goes into great detail interpreting the Cable
Act, explaining the process by which it plans to implement the objectives of the Act and
delegating specific responsibilities to local authorities. The regulations may change over time
as the FCC reviews and monitors their effects.
The franchise authority will only be qualified to regulate the rates for the basic tier of cable
service, This must include all broadcast signals that the cable system provides, as well as all
public, educational and government channels. Premium and pay-per-view channels' are
exempt from rate regulation. The regulation of non-basic "cable programming services" is in
the sole jurisdiction of the FCC. The rates are determined through the same procedure as the
basic rates but will not be regulated until a subscriber or the franchise authority files a
complaint. Complaints about existing non.basic rates must be filed within 180 days after the
FCC ruling goes into effect.
Following is a summary of specific obligations that the City of Iowa City must meet in order
to apply for and be granted authority to regulate the basic rates of the TCI cable system
operating within its area of jurisdiction.
1. Identify whether effective competition exists. The Cable Act of 1992 states an explicit
preference for regulation of cable television rates through market competition. Where
such a situation is present, rates shall not be regulated by government. "Effective
competition" is said to exist by the FCC when (a) less than 30 percent of the house.
holds within the area subscribe to cable service; or (b) a comparable (at least 12
channels) and unaffiliated service is available to at least 50 percent and subscribed to
by 15 percent of those households. Another possible means of fulfilling the
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service that is offered to at least 50 percent of the area households. A situation of '
effective competition does not exist in the Iowa City area,
2. File a Certlflcation Request, In order for the City to qualify as the local franchise
authority it must: Adopt regulations consistent with FCC rulings, have the legal
authority and personnel to administer those regulations, and devise procedures that
provide an opportunity to consider the views of interested parties. Franchise fees may
be used to cover the cost of regulation, If the City lacks the resources to meet these
requirements, it may request that the FCC regulate rates in .the local area, provided
that the City offer suitable explanation for its inability. Iowa City meets the require-
ments for legal authority and personnel. It has the financial resources and will be
applying for status as the franchise authority,
a. FCC Form 328 must be filled out and sent by registered mail to the FCC on, or
any time after, September 1, 1993. There is no deadline. Lengthy and specific
instructions are provided with Form 328.
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b. A copy will be returned by the FCC with the date of receipt marked on it.
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c. Unless notification is received from the FCC that there is a problem with the
application, the City will be certified as the Franchise Authority 30 days after
the date that the FCC received the Certification Request. If the filing is
deficient or defective, the City has 90 days to refile. If certification is denied,
the FCC must regulate basic rates until certification is obtained by the local
authority.
3. Send a Copy to the Cable Operator. This must be done by'first class mail on or before
the FCC filing date. A petition for reconsideration may be filed by the operator within
60 days of date that the franchise authority filed for certification, A challenge will not
automatically stay regulation unless the operator has some grounds to claim that
effective competition exists,
4. Develop Rate Regulations, The City has 120 days in which to adopt regulations
consistent with FCC standards. The process of rule-making must provide an oppor-
tunity for the consideration of the views of interested parties. A public hearing may
be a suitable means of cOllecting opinions. Final standards must be explicitly stated
and adopted by the City.
5, Notify the Cable Operator, The City should indicate that it has been certified to
regulate cable television rates by the FCC, that it intends to regulate basic service
rates, and has adopted appropriate regulations.
a. The operator has 30 days to submit a rate schedule for its basic service tier and
equipment, and the mandated worksheets and calculations (FCC Form 393),
If current rates or proposed rate increases exceed the benchmark arrived at
through these calculations, the operatcr must Justify them through a cost-of-
service showing. When I talked to Bill Blough at TCI he suggested that they
were seriously considering the cost-of'service option.
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b. The franchise authority may approve or reject the proposed rates or set its own
rates (not below the benchmark) within 30 days, The rates do not
automatically increase to the level of the benchmark if they are currently below
that rate. If a decision has not been made within 30 days the rates
automatically go into effect unless the regulator has issued a statement that it
needs additional time (90 days or 150 days for a cost of service showing),
These rates will be subject to a refund pending a decision if the regulator
.notifies the operatcr before the time period expires that it must keep accurate
records with respect to the rate issue,
If the current rate is above the benchmark the rate will be reduced to
September 30, 1992 level. If it is below the benchmark, the maximum
allowable rate will be the benchmark. If it is above the benchmark, rates will
be reduced up to 10 percent, down to (but not below) benchmark,
Equipment and installation charges must be unbundled from other charges and
offered in'dividually. These charges must be offered on the basis of cost, which
includes a "reasonable profit" defined by the FCC as 11.25 percent. Higher
costs must be justified through a cost-of-service showing.
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Rate increases after the initial determination will be limited to adjustments for
inflation based on the GNP price index. Certain costs (such as the cost of
franchise requirements, taxes, and retransmission consent fees) that exceed
inflation may be directly passed through.
Other Possible Considerations:
A uniform rate structure must be maintained throughout the geographic area of service but
operators are not barred from offering different rates,to different categories of users. These
categories must be reasonable (such as "college students") and uniformly applied to all
members of the category,
Joint Certification for communities served by the same or different cable systems is permitted.
Operators may itemize subscriber bills to identify the amounts representing franchise fees,
PEGLS fees, or any other fee imposed on the service by a governmental body.
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August 23, 1993
Mr. Drew Shaffer
Broadband Telecommunications Specialist
City of Iowa City
410 E. Washington st.
Iowa City, IA 52240
Dear Mr. Shaffer:
To comply with Federal regulations under the 1992 Cable Act, we
will be making some changes to our channel line-up and fees for
service. These changes will take effect on September 1, 1993.
You may remember that originally these changes were to become ef-
fective June 21, but the FCC postponed this deadline and then
pushed it up.
Virtually every cable subscriber's service and bill will change
over the next two months, and this will create some confusion. I
want to assure you that we are doing everything we can to mini-
mize the inconvenience to our customers.
Generally, this is good news for our customersl
The average customer's total monthly bill will go down-~even
though TCI already had some of the lowest average rates of any
cable company in the country. Our changes will put change back
in our customers' pockets.
However, due to the rate formula the government requires that we
use, we also have reallocate our rates. That means even though
the average total bill will go down, some individual items on our
customers' bills may go up, such as certain levels of service.
Some premium rates are also slightly increasing.
In addition, on October 6r we also may be forced to change some
of our local broadcast TV stations. According to the new federal
law, local broadcast stations now have to grant their "retrans-
mission consent" to be carried on our system, and can negotiate
for payment or other compensation for that consent. TCI has not
received this retransmission consent from KGAN in Cedar RapidS.
We want to carry this station as long as we are permitted to do
so, and without any additional cost to our customers. That is
why we will continue to negotiate with this station down to the
last minute. If we don't receive their consent by October 6,
federal law will require us to discontinue carriage of this
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convenience to our customers. In most cases, our customers will
still be able to watch this station local station via an antenna
while they have cable. We also will replace the station with an-
other high quality station at no charge to our customers. We
will contact you and our customers when we have a final settle-
ment of this issue.
We recognize that you may receive questions as these changes take
place. We will notify our customers by September 1 via first
class mail detailing the changes that are occurring. Also, we
have included a new rate schedule and channel lineup for your in-
formation.
If you have any questions, would like more information or a de-
tailed briefing, please donrt hesitate to call me at 351-3984.
We will continue to keep you informed of any new developments.
Sincerely,
Tel of Eastern Iowa
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IOWA CITY, IA
CHANNEL LINEUP
2 LOCAL PROGRAMMING
. 3 KGAN (CBS)
4 LOCAL PROGRAMMING
5HBO
6 THE DISNEY CHANNEL
7 KWWL (NBCl
8 LOCAL PROGRAMMING
9 KCRG (ABCI
10 LOCAL PROGRAMMING
11 LOCAL PROGRAMMING
12 KOCR
, 13 KIlN (PBSl
14 CINEMAX
15 THE FAMILY CHANNEL
16 LIFETIME
17 C-SPAN 1
18 UNMSION
19 THE WEATHER GHANNEL
" 20 CNBC/SPORTSCHANNEL
o 21 AMC. AMERICAN MOVIE CLASSICS
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c 25 THE DISCOVERY CHANNEL
o 28 CNN . HEADLINE NEWS
Cl 27 TNN. NASHVILLE NETWORK
Premium Services are In bold type
o Expanded Basic
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o 28 WGN . CHICAGO
c 29 WTBS . AnANT A
c 30 TNT
c 31 ESPN. SPORTS
& 32 VH.1/COMEDY CENTRAL
c 33 A & E. ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
o 34 BETIBRAVO
e 35 NICKELODEON
c 36 MTV. MUSIC TELEVISION
. 37 PREVUE CHANNEL
. 38 REQUEST 1
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Basic $9.81
Expanded Basic $20,93
Cable Plus Basic $8,71
Cable Plus Expanded Basic $18,79
HBO $12.40
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MEMORANDUM
Date: August 20, 1993
To: CIIy Council
From: Assistant CIIy Manager
Re: Interactive Information Services
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Attached Is a copy of the FY93 annual report from the Interactive Information Services Specialist.
The report refers to some Improvements made during the past year which have had a very
positive effect on usage and user satisfaction,
Tom Flanders Is to be complimented for his work, With a 'staff' consisting of a temporary part.
time person (usually through the work/study program) and a Mayor's Youth Employment
participant, he creates and manages an extensive Inventory of information, making It available
on demand in a most attractive and Interesting slyle and format. This service has become a real
asset to the govemment access channel and Tom and his staff deserve the credit for Its ongoing
success.
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MEMORANDUM
Date:
July 14, 1993
To:
Drew Shaffer, Cable Administrator
From:
Tcm Flanders, Interactive Specialist
Re:
Interactive Information Services (IS) FY93 Annual Report
IS ANALYSIS
,1, USAGE JUMP IN JANUARY:
In the first half of FY93 we had 10,960 calls, In the second half we had 15,383 calls.
This Is an Increase of 40%. This jump in usage corresponds directly to cur decision
to change our sequencer screens to all high rasolution, These enhanced graphics have
caught people's attention, and have thus increased the usage of the system.
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information services fcr FY93. The number of calls we received decreased by 10%,
but the number of screens accessed by the callers Increased by 25%. This points out
how effective these changes were at making Information Services much more efficient
to access. In FY92 the average number of screens accessed per call was 17. This
year the average was 23. An Increase of 35%.
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changes, The usage for nearly every categcry increased tremendously. One category
showed an increase of 300%, Part of this increase can be attributed to a reorganiza'
tion of our interactive database, but most comes from a greatly improved method of
monitoring which screens are being accessed. The improvement was made possible
by changes in the Response Television software which gives us a more accurate
system log.
This year we also started mcnitoring access to menu screen. This has given us a
much better idea of how peopla mova through the system, and will help us plan future
changes to the database layout.
During FY93 we added 26 new categories, and extended 9 subcategories to full
category status.
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most callers accessed the system later In the evening efter video programming ends.
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the afternoon. especially on Wednesday when Information Services Is available ell day.
4. SURVEYS:
This year we have developed a more sophisticated method for compiling the results
of our interactive surveys. We heve elso made the surveys more accurate by counting
only the first vote for each call. However. people can still make multiple calls. In one
survey in particular a group of people openly voted many times to try to skew the
figures.
6. IMPACT OF PROGRAMS THAT I WROTE:
Projected
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the creation of interactive screens quicker' and more efficient. If we type the
information onto screens'manually we can produce about 15 screens an hour. The
program that creates the screens for the towllst creates 120 screens an hour. Several
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INFORMATION SERVICES USAGE BY CATEGORY FOR FY93
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TOTAL NUMBER OF CALLERS 26.343 -2,410
TOTAL OF SCREENS ACCESSED 608,704 + 119.903
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Directory of categories 13.845 +10.654 !
System Instructions 2.123 +940
Interactive Surveys 6,437 + 3,070
Clock 3,606 +2.782
Local Movie Times 435 (1) ,
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City News 1.476 +152
City Council Agenda 386 +50
Neighborhood Associations 241 (1)
VOTING INFORMATION MENU 909 +479
Absentee ballots 34 (2)
Elected Officials addresses 31 (1)
Polling Hours 21 (2)
Polling Places 54 (2)
Upcoming Elections 30 (21
President Clinton's Cabinet 40 (1)
Election results 58 (2)
Statements by candidates 70 (2)
, TRANSIT MENU 969 +505
Transit Informetlon 66 (2)
1 Bus Routes and schedules 526 (2)
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Routeflnder . Streets 70 (1)
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Income tex informetion 193 (2)
City Budget Summery 229 +186
HUMAN SERVICES MENU 2,797 (3)
Tcll-Free phone numbers 1,064 +547
Femily services 177 +119
Heelth services 147 +121
Housing services 557 +175
Recycling informetlon 378 -11
Johnson County SEATS 111 (1)
Volunteer opportunities 450 +218
Welcome Wagon 113 +63
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Parking Meters 546 +229
Missing C~i1dren Posters 661 +227
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EDUCATION MENU 2,153 (3)
Leern Sign Lenguaga 926 +590
IOWA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 667 (3)
,School lunches 287 +1'1
School Board Members 4 (11
School Boerd Agenda 86 +23
School Principals 95 +91
School TV Program Schedule 95 +91
HEALTH EDUCATION MENU 945 (31
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CPR 67 +18
Safe Sex Information 1,124 +442
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JOBS MENU 7.401 (3)
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Fun Fects 2,992 +899
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Iowa Festival Schedule 507 (1)
NCAA basketball tournament 529 (1)
Homecoming Parade Information 92 (1)
Sierra Club Centennial 21 (1)
Snow Removal Schedule 301 (1)
Street Sweeping Schedule 218 (1)
Women's History Month 293 (1)
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How many political partias should wa hava?
2. Nona 27 16%
3. Two 24 15%
4. Thraa 37 23%
5. Savaral 76 46%
Which of thasa religious channels would you like to see addad to lineup?
2. EWTN 10 9%
3. Vision 13 12%
4. Trinity 25 23%
5. NONE 61 56%
Which basic cabla channel would you like to sae addad to the lineup?
2. Sci.Fi 80 30%
3. Cartoon Channel 94 35%
4. Homa Shopping 25 9%
5. Elvis Channa I 66 26%
Would Info Servicas be easiar to usa if you didn't need tha It key?
2.' Yes 81 64%
3. No 27 21%
4, Don't know 19 15%
How would you rate Info Services on a scale of 1 to 9?
1. 1 19 35%
2. 2 6 11%
3. 3 7 13%
4, 4 4 7%
5. 5 3 6%
6. 6 1 2%
7, 7 7 13%
8. 8 3 6%
9. 9 4 7%
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Should the Iowa City Airport be moved within the next five years?
NO 34 50%
YES 35 WA>
Should school physical plant money be used to build an auditorium
NO 38 68%
YES 18 32%
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T. Anne Cleery 14' 17%
Irving Weber 21 26%
Tom Czech 1 1 %
Chris Street 38 46%
Richerd Hughes 8, 10%
Should city pay for new overpess?
YES 67 53%
NO 60 47%
How often would you watch County Supervisor Meetings?
Regularly 24 32%
Occasionally 8 11 %
Seldom 9 12%
Never 35 45%
Should the county fine citizens who build on their own property without permit?
YES 20 32%
NO 42 68%
Is $7.75 a fair wage for workers in Johnson County?
YES 64 64%
NO 37 37%
Should Iowa City close its airport?
YES 34 29%
NO 82 71%
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YES 88 61%
NO 56 39%
Should the state privatize meintenanca and food servicas?
YES 45 48%
NO 48 52%
Should teaching assistance be given tuition waivers?
YES 51 44%
NO 43 56%
Should the physlcel plant and equipment levy be renewed for 10 yeers?
YES 42 68%
NO 20 32%
Should e bond referendum be passed for expansion of the ICPL?
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NO 19 36%
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YES 90 66%
NO 49 35%
Should Iowa City Public Library opan a branch?
YES 32 49%
NO 33 51%
wiil City Council candidates' appearances on PA TV be a deciding factor?
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NO 67 25%
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Education group wants cable promises kept
about bond Issues, educational call.1n shows,
and various pUblic relallons programs, Wllh
new video and communications courses cur-
rently being added In the high schools, the
channel could provide an eager audience Cor
student productions,
2, other ETC membcrs have aired locally
produced story hours, college graduations,
speakers and panel discussions Crom Beem,
Audllorlum, call.ln shows, aerobIc workout
programs, and various programs designed
especially Cor student audiences,
3, We have carried NASA's shuttle launch.
es, FEMA telcconferences and Hayden Fry's
weekly news conCerences; scheduled regular
heallh.related programs Crom the Unlverslly
DC Iowa Hospitals; rebroadcast telecourse
programs; and even aired an Iowa womens
basketball game,
4, SCOLA - Corelgn news programs from
around the world - has a dedicated local
vlawershlp overnight and on weekends, We
have received many calls from local'vlewers
concerned about losing SCOLA, The mld,a[.
ternoon SCOLA programs from Germany,
Rus,la and China have provided Indirect
support Cor our district's Corelgn language
program,
5, The ETC message boartlllsts not only
the school district's dally actlvllles and
lunch menus, but also educational meetings,
programs and events sponsored by the SeI,
ence Slatlon, the Indian C....k Nature Cen.
ter and other communlly organizations.
We runy understand that Cox wants to
lncrease its sources or revenue, However, we
believe Cox should not be allowed to ellml.
nate this communlly reS<lurce In order to
Increase Its own profit margin,
Mike Deupree', Aug. I column Included
InCornmtlon that surprised those DC us who
are members or ETC, the Educational Televl,
slon Consortium,
Included In his column was this sentence:
'WIer tOOoy, C,SPAN will be rorrled on Ihe
Cox Coble ,y,'em only from 8 a,m, to 7 p,m"
yielding 1/5 'pol on the dial to ETC, Ihe ,duro,
Ilanal ronsortlum channelJor Ihe resl oflhe
day."
The truth Is that ETC hos agreed to yield
halC DC Its time on Channel 20 to C,SPAN,
which Is, In turn, Is being Corced 10 give up
lis locallon to one DC three entirely new pay
channels, As ongry C.SPAN viewers com.
plain to Cox, they are being led to believe
ETC has taken over the C-SPAN time.
Viewers In Cedar Rapids are gelling one
less channel Cor their money, less Oexlblllly
Cor local access educallonel programming,
less coverage from C-SPAN, and more oppor.
tunltles to buy neW pay channels. ETC (and
thereCore the Cedar Rapids Communlly
School District, since we are the most visible
member DC ETC) Is gelling a black eye
because we won't give up the entire channel.
ETC programming has, by Its very nature,
a IImlled audience. We are not trying to
compete wllh the moJor networks or wllh
the entertainment Industry. We are a non.
profit organization using a local resource to
keep the public InCormed about health and
education Issues,
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of Cedar Replds
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Rapids Communi.
ty school syslom,
nel) have since been combined Into one
channel, leaving Virtually no lime for pUblic
access In Its truest sense,
. In 1987, Cox moved ETC to a less deslr.
able locallon - Channel 35 - to C.... Chan.
nella for a more profilllble network. At that
time Cox signed a conlract wllh ETC guar'
anteelng any CUlure changes would be by
mulual consent. In 1992, ETC was moved to
Channel 20 - again to benefit Cox, which
didn't bolher to tell ETC that they ivere
experiencing some InterCerence on 20, a lech.
nlcal problem that continues to this day,
In May of this year, Cox decided to com.
blne ETC and C-SPAN to make room Cor Its
new pay channels, During an allempt to
ETe predates' franchise negollate In good Calth, Cox threatened that
the Clly Council would have to decide
Here Is a brief history of ETC and a Cew whether ETC or Ktrkwood would be the only
Cacls ebout how the channel Is used: educallonal channel prolected by the fran.
. The Educatlonel Telecommunications chlse and declared the conlract with ETC
Consorllum Is a non,profit organlzallon cre- void.
ated before cable TV was franchised In In support of Its acllon, Cox claims ETC
Cedar Rapids. Its purpose was to ensure that h.. 1I11le or no Identity In the communlly
the metropolllan communlly had access to and that ETC Is not CUlly utilizing Its chan,
local educallonal programming created by, nel space, When you consider our primary
or of Interest to, viewers In Cedar Rapids, obJecllve, our non,profit stalus, the varied
ETC members Include Cedar RapidS Com, sources DC our programming, and the fact
munlty Schools, Cedar RapidS Publlb Ihat we've been relocated severaltlmcs on
Library, Grant Wood AEA, 'KIrkwood Com. the TV dial, that's probably lrue,
munlty College, Mercy Medical Center, the But even glvan lhose IImllatlons, we
Metropolllan Calhollc schools, Mount Mercy believe ETC provides a valuable service that
College and St, Luke's Hospllal, would be a genuine loss 10 the communlly If
. In relurn for ETC support Cor the orlgl. educallonal access Is restrtcted or ellmlnat.
nal Cranchlse In Cedar Rapids, Cox granted . ed so Cox can generate more rovenue,
the consortium exclusive use DC an educa. Hero are some examples DC programs that
tlonal access channel (at Ihat time Channel have aired on the ETC channel,
10), Kirkwood also received a channel (ChWl' 1, The school district's programming on
neI13), and the elly received a local Bovern. the ETC channel has Included school boartl
ment access channel and a local publle mectlngs, In,servlce presenlallons Cor teach.
accCS5 channel. Tho government and public ers, graduation caremonlas, school lalant
access channels, along with EII'fN (Eternal shows and musicals, recognlllon programs
Wortl Television Network, a Catholic chan. for slate and national awards, Informallon
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Supposedly, sharing a channel with
C-SPAN Is a short.term solullon, Cox plans
to more than double Its channel space In the ;
next two years. At the end oC that time, we
are assured local access may again receive
the channel space and the support II
deserves, (May receive, not will receive, It
depends on what economic needs Cox has by
then.)
,II appears the only chance we have Cor '
assuring the preservallon oC ETC Is Bellon
by Ihe Cedar Rapids Clly Council. Ills our
hepe thai the council will amend the Coble
Communlcetlons Regulatory Ortllnanco to
ensuro that bolh ETC and Kirkwood wUl be
guaranleed educational channels, as was
egreed when Ihe fronchlse was Orst awartled
to Cox,
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MEMORANDUM
Date: August 27, 1993
To: City Council and City Manager
From: Don Yucuis, Finance Director
Joe Fowler, Parking Systems Superintendent
Dianna Donahue, Customer Service Manager
Re: Fee Increases - Unpaid Parking Tickets
Follow-up from the August 2, 1993, Informal Council Meeting
Per City Council request of August 2, 1993, we are providing additional information regarding
fee increases for unpaid parking tickets. As a review, we recommend the following changes
in the City of Iowa City fee schedule:
Parking tickets fees remain the same for 10 calendar days after the date of issue. This allows
the person ample time to pay the ticket, put it on review, or report any malfunction with the
meter,
At the end of 10 calendar days, $3.00 expired meter and overtime ticket fees increase to
$5.00. Other violation fees remain the same.
Thirty calendar days alter the original issue date all $3,00 and $5.00 tickets increase to
$10.00,
If these fees are i;'\creased, the minimum amount'to place a vehicle on the impound list should
increase. At the present time the limit is $15,00. If the new fees are approved, we recom-
mend that the minimum be increased to $50.00,
The cost to send out a bill is 46C per bill. This cost includes the envelope, billing form,
postage (24.5C), staff time, equipment cost and receipt lock box cost.
Caluw you will find additional statistical data you requested:
$3 TICKETS
Net amount of tickets issued after dismissals
Total paid in 10 days
Tickets outstanding at 10 days
Additional paid 11 days to 30 days
Tickets outstanding at 30 days
1,900
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At 10 days - 1,500, or 79%, of the tickets are increased from $3 to $5.
At 10 days - 850, or 57%, of the 1,500 are billed.
Over a 12-month period, 1,220, or 81%, of the 1,500 will pay and 280, or 19%, of the
1,500 will be written oft, (280 is 15% of the total issue of 1,900)
At 30 days - 1,180, or 62%, of the tickets increase from $5 to $10.
$5 TICKETS
Net amount of tickets issued after dismissals
Total paid in 10 days
Tickets outstanding at 10 days
Additional paid 11 days to 30 days
Tickets outstanding at 30 days
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850 (63.5%)
At 10 days - 550, or 64%, of the tickets are billed,
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$7 .000 per week
Our intent is to increase the amount of fine revenue that is generated for illegal parking, as
well as giving the violator an incentive (increased fine) to pay within 10 or 30 days.
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August 20, 1993
To:
Coralville Mayor and City Council, Iowa City City Council, Iowa City Committee
on Community Needs, Johnson County Board of Supervisors, Johnson County
Board of Social Welfare, Johnson County MIIMR/DD/BI Plenning Council, United
Way Allocations and Planning Divisions
Marge Penney, Human'services Coordinator ~
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Re:
Joint Human Services Funding Heering Schedule
Because all our schedules are so full, I thought it best to share with you, as eerly as possible,
the proposed schedule for the United Way/Johnson CounlVllowa City/Coralville Joint Human
Services Funding Hearings. A training session is available so thet new panel members may
become familiar with the budget packet and continuing members may sharpen their skills, I
hope you will plan to attend. All meetings will be held at the Depertment of Human Services,
911 North Governor Street. Please note that I have hed to modify the hearing schedule
because of the Thanksgiving holiday, Hearing 1 will be held on Monday, November
22; all other Hearings and the Training Session will be held on Wednesdays.
You will receive further notice regarding this schedule in mid-November, I look forward to
working with the experience of our continuing members and the enthusiasm of our new
members, Any United Way Planners or Allocators who will be unable to serve during the
upcoming year should notify United Way at 338.7823 as soon es possible,
PROPOSED HEARING SCHEDULE
Wednesday, November 17 Training Session
Monday, Novamber 22 Hearing 1 Agencies funded by Johnson County end
United Way
Wednesday, December 1 Hearing 2 Agencies funded by multiple locel sources.
Wednesday, December 8 Hearing 3 Agencies funded by multiple local sources.
Wednesday, December 15 Hearing 4 Agencies funded by multiple local sources.
Wednesday, December 22 Hearing 5 Agencies funded by multiple locel sources,
Wednesday, Jenuery 5 Hearing 6 Agencies funded only by United Way
Wednesdey, Jenuary 12 Hearing 7 Agencies funded only by United Way
, All meetings are planned for 7:00 p.m.
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MEMORANDUM
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Date: August 23, 1993
To: City Council
Ae: Melrose Avenue/Bridge Project Environmental Assessment-Scoplng Group Facilitator
During the last month, a number of people were contacted about acllng as a facilitator for the
group that will be providing Input to the City Council on the scope of, work for the Melrose Avenue
and bridge project environmental assessment. Four people were requested to send resumes and
additional Information. Steve and I have reviewed those materials and recommend Evelyn
Acosta-Weirich based on her experience with environmental assessments as an employee of the
U,S. Corps of Engineers and her proposal for leading the scope of work discussion. We will
complete a contract with Evelyn unless the Council directs us to do otherwise.
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To:
City Manager
Jeff Davidson, Assistant Director of Planning & comm5 Development "hr
David Schoon, Economic Development Coordinator ~
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Review scope of work: study to estimate the economic Impact of the Iowa City
Municipal Airport on the local economy
We have scheduled time at the Council work session of August 30 to discuss our scope of work to
evaluate the economic Impact of the Iowa City Munlclpal'Alrport on the local economy. The results
of our study will provide one more piece of Information to use In making a decision on the future of
the airport, Our study will be concerned with measuring the economic Impacts of the existing airport.
This will Include the following specific Items:
Re:
A critical element of the survey will be to ask the respondent If they would have made their trip
to Iowa City If they had been unable to fly Into the Iowa City Municipal Airport. This question
will help us to determine If the respondent would stili have made their trip to Iowa City, This
will help us to generalIze about the potential loss In economic activity If the Iowa City Airport
were not In operation.
3. Calculate Induced Impacts. Induced Impacts measure the result of successive rounds of
spending that originate as a result of the direct and Indirect Impacts. This Is also known as
the 'multiplier effect.' We will be using a multiplier factor developed by the Federal Aviation
Administration for areas with population less than 100,000.
Our study will be to measure economic Impacts, and not address the more subjective areas of
'benefits' and 'costs.' Benefits Include faclors such as savings In travel time and stimulation of
business activity. Costs Include factors such as noise Impacts and lost development opportunllles due
to the presence of the airport. The speculative nature of these faclors make them difficult to measure
and subject to widely varying Interpretations and opinions.
We would like the Council's concurrence on this study outline at your August 30 meeting. We
anticipate completing the survey work this fall and bringing a completed report to the Council In late
January. This schedule can be amended at the Council's direction.
co: Director of Planning & Community Development
Airport Commission
Airport Manager
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1, DIrect Impacts of the aIrport operation and avlat/on-relsted busInesses. This will Include
measurement of such Impacts as airport employment, payroll, and expenditures for capital
construction, This will be a relatively straightforward assessment.
2, CalculatIon of IndIrect Impacts. This will Include expenditures made by visitors to the area
for food,lodglng, entertalnment,local transportation, and related services. This element of the
study will Include a survey of aircraft using the facility. The survey questionnaire will ask the
principal reason for visiting the area, the number of days spent In the area, and the
approximate amount of money spent locally. We will ask the type of aircraft being flown by
the respondent, as Council's declslon.maklng may Include whether to accommodate only
smaller type A and B aircraft at the Iowa City Airport, or If larger type C and D aircraft should
also be accommodated.
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Date: August 20, 1993
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Re: Annual Report for Community Development Division
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Because we have worked on such a wide array of activities this past year, with about half of our
time spent on projects not Involving CDBG funds (or only minimal amounts), I thought It would
be a good Idea to summarize the year's activities. The attached annual report provides an
overview of the year In the Community Development Division.
The Grantee Performance Report (GPR) for 1992 CDBG funds wl1l be ready In September, and
wl1l provide a more detailed summary of how CDBG monies were spent,
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FY93 ANNUAL REPORT
This has been a year of upheaval In the division, with both staffing and program changes. MllIY
Nugent left In November 1992 and was replaced by Steven Nasby In April 1993. Also during thai
time Marcl Undsay was on matemlty leave for seven weeks. These events caused the division
to be seriously understaffed, As a result, a number of planning activities, In particular studies
related to barriers to affordable housing, did not get done. On a more positive note, we did
successfully complete the FY93 CDBG projects and numerous other activltles as follows:
Iowa City received CDBG funds of $850,000 which were used In part to help acquire
properties for VA Y and the Community Mental Health Center, to help them expand their
programs Into much needed space. GICHF purchased two duplexes and Is In the process
of purchasing two more for affordable rental housing targeting the 'hard to house'
population. The Iowa City Free Medical Clinic finally got a lab and no longer has to use
the kitchen at Wesley House. Youth associated with the MYEP built a shelter and picnic
tables at Falrmeadows Park.
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, The Housing Rehab Program was slowed down somewhat this year because of many
other activities; the most time consuming and frustrating being the delays in awarding of
HOME funds and getting associated documents, Despite this, 21 owner-occupied rehab
projects are completed or In the works. In addition, CDBG funds are Involved In nine
rental rehab units. The ESA Small Repair Program served some 60 clients and LIFE
Skills, which started a new Housing Support Program to help low Income families find
housing and then stay In It, worked with over 30 clients. As always, part of the Aid to
Agencies budget came from CDBG and supported operational activities of VA Y and ESA.
We produced a new Community Development Plan, our second year CHAS and a first
ye~ CHAS Annual Performance Report (something of a nightmare). CCN embarked on
a very effective program of making their allocation process more objective and credible,
and put In many hours (as did staffl). We worked with students from the 'Field Problems'
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all of these documents was ably and effectively orchestrated by Marcl.
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much of the program off the ground. However, all In all, Iowa City was awarded close to
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conversion to 18 rental units for elderly and handicapped residents (scaled back
from 66 unlls). Due to several factors, It Is stili not clear whether this project Is " ' ' ,
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d. We worked with John Rummelhart and Jchn Roffman on projects for new
construction and rehab of affordable rental units. Neither effort came to fruition,
although the Roffman application was completed but foundered on timing issues.
It Is my understanding that we are not alone In not being able to make the rental
rehab HOME program workl The strings are excessive and time delays make It
very difficult for a for.proflt builder or developer to get Into such a project.
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and new construction of eight rental units of affordable housing In Whispering
Meadows. A funding decision Is pending,
'Although we have dona well In getting these competWve funds, spending them conl1nues
to be a headache due to delays In promulgation of rules at the Federal and State level
and State administrative proceduresl
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a. Aside from the regular owner occupied rehab activities, the rehab staff conl1nued
to try to get participants for our remaining Iowa Finance Authority (IFA) and Iowa
Department of Economic Development (OED) rental rehab funds. This Is proving
difficult In part because money Is cheap right now, and in part because Iowa City's
Code Enforcement Program is effecl1ve, so that most units are In "reasonable"
shape. However, two OED units were completed and two more are underway; four
IFA units were completed and six more are underway, Also, the Rehab Manual
has been updated (last done In 1987) to Include the HOME Program, and adjust
program dollar limits, etc.
b, The Salvage Building was constructed and Is now In use, Agreements with
Friends of Historic Preservation (FHP) and the human service agencies Involved
In the Furniture Project were completed, This was and will continue to be a I1me
consuming activity until FHP hires someone to deal effectively with the salvage
program. Pam has dealt patiently and successfully with all concerned.
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feasible financially, Involved an attempt to work with Habitat for Humanity, and the
structuring of a sweat equity rehab project, When the latter was decided on,
considerable time was Involved In finding a suitable buyer, capable of doing much
of the rehab. It seems to be working great!
d. The Housing Rehab Program (and In fact the Community Development Division)
Is finally gatting Into the computer age. Upgrading of our software, networking, the
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I to HUD so our FHA Section 203b mortgage limits could be Increased. Steve
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e, Another big project has been assisting the Board of the Mary O. Coldren Home
with a successful $40,340 application for rehab funds from IFA.. Helping them
through the historic preservation requirements, the new fire code and other
housing code regulations took time, The remainder of the $60,000+ needed to
restore the home will come from CDBG rehab funds,
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of Information to smaller communities, and leamed some things from other panel
members, Overall my Impression Is that regional coordination has not really gollen
off the ground.
Steve Schornhorst successfully completed the Plumbing and Heating module of
the Inspector's Certification Program of the Iowa Association of Housing Officials.
Pam was a panelist at the State Conference on Historic Preservation and
Affordable Housing.
IV. EMERGENCY SHELTER GRANT PROGRAM
As In past years, we administered the $46,700 ESG program which funds EHP, DVIP, and
Youth Homes. We managed to keep afloat with the help of Jenny Denney (after Mary left)
and now Steven Nasby, who has mastered the program. Unfortunately, for FY94 the total
award for Iowa City Is only $18,nO, In part because of lower appropriations by Congress
and In part because more cities/agencies are applying for the funds. Marge continues to
be Invaluable In her assistance with this and all human service agency projects.
V. LOCAL HOUSING EFFORTS & OTHER STUFF
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throughout the City. Marcl and/or Steven regularly attend meetings of the Local Homeless
Coordinating Board and the Committee for the Family Self Sufficiency (FSS) program. We
also collect data on housing assistance and provide Information and assistance to
agencies applying for various HUD Supportive Housing programs (EHP, Systems
Unlimited, Youth Homes, Johnson County Neighborhood Services). We continue to
negotiate for purchase of Infilllols, talk with lenders and developers, continue monitoring
Sycamore View and Vllla Garden Apartments, and keep up on relevant loan repayments
and reporting. We try to keep up on HUD regulations such as Section 504/ADA and Fair
Housing. It seems everything Is getting more complex, Including the accounting.
However, Regina somehow manages to keep the accounting for our ever Increasing
number of programs straight.
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restricted to essential workshops and training sessions. I hope that next year there will
be more opportunities for professional development for all the staff, I did attend the
national conference of NCDA and participated on a panel on HOME,
Our Community Development Week celebration was an enjoyable and Instructive (I think)
occasion. We continually try to figure out how we can get more publlclty and Information
on what we do out to the general public.
Finally, both the staff and I feel very 'fragmented' at times. However, our focus continues
to be affordable housing and supportive services which Just happen to come In many
different forms, so there's no help for III I feel that some progress Is being made, and that
the CHAS helps us to see the overall picture, All the staff has worked hard and well, and
we appreciate the help we get from other members of PCD.
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Community Development Coordinator
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MEMORANDUM
DATE:
August 20, 1993
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Mayor and City Council
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The joint meeting of the Iowa City City Council and the Johnson County Board of Supervisors
has been set for Monday, September 20, at 4:00 p.m. Please forward any agenda items you
wish discussed to me. More information will follow.
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MEMORANDUM
Date: August 23, 1993
To: Mayor and City Council
From: City Clerk
Re: Council Work Session, August 16, 1993 - 6:30 p.m. In the Council Chambers
Mayor Darrel G. Courtney presiding, Councllmembers present: Courtney, Ambrlsco, Pigott,
Kubby, Novick, Horowitz, McDonald. Staff present: Atkins, Helling, Gentry, Karr, Franklin,
Davidson, Pelkey, Neumann, Stutzman, Tape recorded on Reels 93'70, Side 2; 93-721 Sides 1
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2c,(11) - Consider motion approving a Class C liquor license for The Fieldhouse.
2c.(12) - Consider resolution approving dancing permit for The Fieldhouse,
PLANNING & ZONING MATTERS:
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between 210 and 230 Kirkwood Avenue. (First consideration) (McDonald Chlroprac-
tlclVAC93.Q001)
The majority of Council agreed the purchase price should be Increased and stated that
$1,800 would be an acceptable purchase price for the vacated property,
b. Ordinance amendlna the Zonlna Ordinance to allow consideration of bed and breakfast
homestavs and Inns as accessory uses In all residential zones. except the RFBH Zone.
(Second consideration)
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Office (RlOl Zone and amendlna Section 36-58, Off-Street Parklna Reaulrements. and
Section 36.62, Sian Reaulatlons. to Include provisions for the RIO Zone, (Passed and
adopted)
d. Ordinance amendlna the Zonlna Ordinance bv chanalna the use reaulatlons for properties
located on the north side of Jefferson Street between Linn and Van Buren streets and
prooertles located on the south side of Jefferson Street between Gilbert and Van Buren
streets from CB-2 to RIO, (REZ92.0009\ (Passed and adopted)
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In response to Kubby, Franklin stated she will check with the Director of HIS regarding the
slgnage requirements for building demolition and report back to Council at their formal meeting.
TOWNCREST MOBILE HOME PARK:
Reel 93-70, SIde 2
PCD Director Karin Franklin responded to Council questions regarding rezoning of the property.
ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE AREAS INVENTORY:
Reel 93-70, Side 2
PCD Director Franklin presented Information. Council directed staff to proceed with the
environmentally sensitive areas Inventory utilizing an outside consultant as oulllned In Franklin's
August 11, 1993, memo: envlronmentallv sensitive areas Inventorv.
F.I.R.S.T, REPORT:
Reel 93-70, Side 2
F.I.R.S.T. members Casey Cook and Terry Dahm and Transportation Planner Jeff Davidson
presented Information. Cook stated he will provide an updated Stanley Plan now called River
Corridor Trail Plan to City Manager Atkins,
TOXIC CLEANUP DAY:
Reel 93-72, Side 1
Solid Waste Management Coordinator Brad Neumann and Solid Waste Superintendent Floyde
Pelkey presented Information.
CITY CLERK STAFFING:
Reel 93.72, Side 1
City Council approved the City Clerk's request for an addlllonal full-time position,
COUNCIL TIME/AGENDA:
Reel 93-72, Side 1
1. Ambrlsco read correspondence from Dr. Jack Moyers suggesting a procedure for
contributing money toward purchase of a new tree In City Park.
2, Mayor Courtney announced that he Is working with Project GREEN and Parks and
Recreation Commission to Initiate fundralslng efforts for the specific purpose of restoration
of City Park due to flooding.
3. Kubby reported that she was contacted by a citizen who made the recommendation that
the City should use a small, portable, on location sawmill when removing trees from City
Park.
4. (Agenda Item #16 - 28E Agreement for radio communications between Iowa City and
University of Iowa.) Kubby referred to the 28E agreement for radio communications
between Iowa City and University of Iowa. In response to Kubby, Atkins staled he will
research the number of talk groups allowed or whether a priority system needs to be
established. Kubby raised concems about liability should the City's radio system break
down. Gentry stated that a hold harmless clause should be In the agreement.
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Issued per month, the amount of money collected from those tickets, and how much It
costs to write the reminder note for parking ticket fines,
6, Kubby asked If Council Is going to schedule an Informal discussion regarding Capitol
Street ramp usage. Ambrlsco noted that Council asked that the Capitol Street ramp
usage be evaluated after the new ramp was opened.
7, Horowitz announced that a meeting will be held by Iowa City school members, PTO, area
neighbors, and City staff to discuss parking concems at City High School,
8, Horowitz Inquired about Lon Drake's correspondence. City Manager Atkins noted that an
engineering firm will be retained and City Engineer Fosse Is doing some of the work with
the watershed area. Kubby requested that staff contact Lon Drake and ask him to meet
with Rick Fosse, Horowitz asked that Professor Drake's letter be accepted at Council's
8/17 formal meeting,
9, Novick Inquired about the Bowery Street alley assessment construction project. City Clerk
Karr stated that the $25,911 Is based on the square footage of the last project the City
did, Karr noted that six out of seven Council votes are needed to proceed on the
resolution of necessity and If there are objections received from 75% of the assessed
project, then It requires a unanimous vote.
10, Novick asked why the special election Is on the Consent Calendar. Karr stated the
special election was put on the Consent Calendar because Council members are very
aware of the procedures calling for a special election, and stated It could be deleted for
separate discussion if Council wished to do so, Karr noted that notices are also being sent
to all Individuals who had picked up papers Informing them of procedures that should be
followed to clearly Indicate on the at-large petitions which seat they are Interested In.
Kubby requested that Karr explain those procedures at Council's formal meeting.
11. Atkins reminded Council that a Council work session to discuss garbage Is scheduled
August 24, 1993, 5:30 p.m, Kubby stated she would like the City to rotate restaurants
serving Council dinners.
12. City Manager Atkins announced that the City of Iowa City has been Informally adopted by
the City of Santa Rosa, Callfomla. Horowitz stated that she would like to explore a
resolution at the National League of ClUes thanking citizens and cities In the United States
for the assistance that they have given to our area. Kubby requested that the National
League of CIties be contacted and that Iowa City be added to the list of cities needing
money.
13. Bill Ambrisco read Into the record Mayor Courtney's lelter stating that he Is not seeking
reelection to the City Council,
Meeting adjourned at 8:35 p.m.
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MEMORANDUM
DATE:
August 26, 1993
TO:
Mayor and City Council
FROM:
City Clerk
RE:
Council Special Work Session, August 21, 1993, 8:30 a.m., Council Chambers
Mayor Darrel G. Courtney and Council members Ambrisco, Horowitz, Kubby, Novick, Pigott
present. Council member McDonald absent.
City Staff present included City Manager Atkins, Asst, City Mgr. Helling, Neighborhood
Services CQordiantor Klingaman, and City Clerk Karr,
Others present: Santa Rosa, California Mayor Maureen Casey, Rev. Dick Williams, and Gerry
Presley. Coralville Mayor Mike Katchee and City Engr. Dan Holderness, University Relations
Vice-President Ann Rhoades, Pat Meade, Chair of the Johnson County Board of Supervisors.
Jim McGinley, Disaster Services Coordinator, Freda Hieronymus, President-elect of the
Chamber of Commerce, Various representatives from area service providers,
Tape recorded on Tape 93-74, Both Sides.
The purpose of the meeting was to provide a briefing and a general discussion about issues
associated with the flood of 1993 and its effect upon Coralville and Johnson County,
Meeting adjourned 10:20 a.m. with Mayor Courtney and City Manager Atkins escorting Santa
Rosa delegation on a tour of flood damaged areas,
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MEMORANDUM
Date: August 26, 1993
To: Mayor and City Council
From: City Clerk
Re: Council Work Session, August 24, 1993 - 6:20 p.m. in the Council Chambers
Mayor Darrel G, Courtney presiding. Councilmembers present: Courtney, McDonald, Kubby,
Pigott, Horowitz, Novick, Ambrisco, Staff present: Atkins, Helling, Gentry, Karr, Davidson,
Pelkey, Schmadeke, Neumann. Tape recorded on Reel 93-76,
SOLID WASTE ISSUES DISCUSSION:
Reel 93-76, Side 1
City Manager Atkins, Solid Waste Management Coordinator Brad Neumann and Solid Waste
Superintendent Floyde Pelkey presented information.
City Council directed staff to develop a solid waste management policy as proposed in Atkins'
August 20. 1993. memorandum which includes an allocation system of landfill volumes by
jurisdiction, established over a six year pericd, and broken into major category of users: resi-
dential, business, industry and multi.family.
Kubby requested that policy include an education component.
Meeting adjourned at 7:40 p.m.
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LARRY J. WIWiON, DIAtCTOR
August 9, 1993
Notice of Proposed Rule
To: County Boards of Supervisors, Regional Planning Agencies, City CouncUs, SoU and
Water Conservation Districts, and various other interested parties
The Environmental Protection Commission is considering designating 138 stream segments as
Protected Streams under the state's floodplain management regulations. If approved, the 138
stream segments would be added to the existing 115 stream segments currently identified as
Protected Streams, One or more of the 138 stream segments may be within your jurisdiction
or area of interest, This notice is being sent to you to infonn you of the proposed action and
to solicit relevant comments,
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Channel changes are essentially prohibited on Protected Streams and thus; designating a
stream segment as a protected stream provides reasonable assurance that a stream's unique
natural characteristics will be preserved. Variances to the prohibition against channel changes
are pennitted only if it can be demonstrated that a channel change is needed to protect
buildings, roadways, or other public works from streambank erosion and no other practical
alternatives exist.
Enclosed is the Notice of Intended Action that will be published in the Iowa Administrative
Bulletin, The Notice lists, by county, the stream segments being considered, The Notice also
lists the time and places of six public hearings that will be held to accept oral or written
comments on the proposed action, Questions or comments should be directed to Ralph
Turkle, Water Resources Section, 515.2SI.7025,
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Notice of Intended Action
Pursuant to the authority of Iowa Code sections 455B,105 and 455A.6, the Environmental Protection
Commission gives Notice of Intended Action to amend Chapter 72, "Special Criteria For Various
Types Of Flood Plain Development, " Iowa Administrative Code.
The proposed amendments would correct a typographical error in 567-72.52 and add 138 stream
segments to the approximately 115 streams segments currently designated as Protected Streams under
567-72,50(2). The typographical error in 567-72.52, Protected stream declassification procedure,
references the list of protected streams as 72.5(2) while the correct reference should read 72.50(2).
The proposed stream segments were included in a petition filed with the Environmental Protection
Commission by the Natural Resource Commission.
Designating a stream or stream segment as a Protected Stream recognizes the unique characteristics of
that stream, A stream or stream segment may be considered for the Protected Stream designation if it
possesses a sufficient number of environmental amenities. The Environmental Protection Commission
has determined that the stream segments being proposed for Protected Stream status do possess a
sufficient number of environmental amenities to warrant further investigation. The Commission's final
decision on whether or not to classify a stream as a Protected Stream must be based on the costs and
benefits of possible floodplain development as it would affect the following factors: a) maintenance of
stream fishery capacity, b) water quality preservation, c) wildlife habitat preservation, d) flood control,
e) flood plain management, t) existing flood plain developments, g) soil erosion control, h) the needs
of agriculture and industry, i) the maintenance and enhancement of public recreational opportunities, j)
the public's health, welfare and safety, k) compatibility with the state water plan, I) property and water
rights of landowners, or m) other factors relevant to the control, development, protection, allocation,
and utilization of the nominated stream and water hydrologically connected to it.
The existing Protected Streams are primarily streams in the Northeast portion of Iowa; the proposed
additions have a much broader geographical distribution. No stream or stream segments being
proposed for Protected Stream status are known to be within organized drainage districts.
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Extensive channel changes on a stream can destroy a stream's ability to support a diverse aquatic and
wildlife community and to moderate flood peaks. The Commission's rules governing flood plain
development essentially prohibit channel changes on Protected Streams. Variances are only allowed in
limited circumstances, Therefore, the Protected Stream designation provides reasonable assurance that
the unique characteristics of those streams will be maintained. Protected Stream status does not
prohibit projects such as bridges and streambank protection on those streams nor does it prohibit
development on their floodplains.
Any person may submit written suggestions or comments on the proposed rule changes through
September 25, 1993. In particular, comments are solicited as to the effects that extending department
flood plain regulations by designating the proposed streams as Protected Streams would have on any or
all of the factors listed in the third unnumbered paragraph, above. These comments should specify the
stream or streams to which those comments apply. Such written material should be submitted to Ralph
TurkJe, Iowa Department of Natural Resources, Wallace State Office Building, 900 East Grand, Des
Moines, Iowa 50319'()()34, or FAX # (515)281-8895. Persons who have questions may contact Ralph
TurkJe at (515)281-7025.
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Persons are also invited to present oral or written comments at public hearings which will be held:
Seotember 8. 1993
10:30am in the Cherokee Community Center, 530 W. Bluff St" Cherokee.
7:00pm in the Clear Lake Community Meeting Room" 15 N, 6th St., Clear Lake
September 9. 1993
1:00pm in the Opera House, 207 N, Main, Elkader
Seotember 13., 1993
10:30am in the Iowa City Public Library, Room A, 123 S. Linn St" Iowa City
7:00pm in the City Council Chambers, 220 W, Monroe, Mt. Pleasant
Seotember 15, 1993
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10:30am in the Wallace Office Building, 4th Floor Conference Rooms, 900 E. Grand Ave., Des
Moines.
Copies of relevant Commission rules may be obtained from Sarah Detmer, Records Center, Iowa
Department of Natural Resources, Wallace State Office Building, 900 East Grand, Des Moines, Iowa
50319.()()34
These rules are intended to implement Iowa Code sections 455B.261, 455B.262, 45SB.263, 45SB,264,
and 45SB.275,
ITEM 1. Amend subrule 72.52, first unnumbered paragraph, to reflect a typographical error as
follows:
The procedure for removing a stream from the list of protected streams in 72.52(2) of these rules shall
,be the same as the rules for designation of a stream as a protected stream, except that all notices,
investigations, and reports shall address the issue of declassification.
ITEM 2. Amend subrule 72.50(2) by alphabetically Inserting the following streams into ,the location
for each county.
ADAIR COUNI'Y
MUdI. RlVIl, ouI....ary 11oo10 "'olI..... with _mocl .110I:(836, T76H, R30W, Ada~Co,)i
ALLAMAKEIl coUNI'Y
PdoI CIIOI:(.,k... PIIloCrut), mouth (89, T99H, R6W, AlJiOllt.. Co.) 1O.........DIy 11oo:
Pllm ClIII:, mouth (SIO, 'r96H, R3W, AlJiIlllk..Co,) 10 "'olIu.... with Util. P.1m CIIOI: (S32, T97N, R3W):
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IOHN50N COUNTY
Cedar River, Nil COUnl)' line tD nonh COOni)' lioej
CI..r Cnek,rn.."".. 380 (534, TSON, R7W,loIuuoo CD.) to ",oau,"" ...Ith ulllllmed creek (529, TSON, RIW,loIuuoo CD,):
10.... River, IOIlth coulll)' IIoe (IOIlth Iin., 532, T77N, R5W.lohOlOo Co,) to Colllvill. D.m (522, TION. R6W,IoIuuoo CD.):
North Fori Old M.oCreek, mouth (531, 179N, R7W,loIuuooCo.) to DOrth 1Ioe523,179N, RIW,loIuuon Co,:
IONES COUNTY
Bull'elo Crook, mouth (SIO. TIlN, R4W, 10000 Co,) to WIll coulllY 1Ioe:
M.quoktu River,....counJy IIoe to DOrth coulllY 1Ioe.:
Minelli Crook, ..n coulll)' IIoe to...OOI IIoe 529, T15N, RIW,loooo Co.:
W'PlipinlcoD Rinr,1OU1b county Un. to wilt coutU)' lino.j
KEOKUK COUNTY
North Skunk River, mouth (S5,174N, RIOW, Kookul: Co,) to WOOl coulll)' 1Ioe:
lkuDkRiver, un counJy IIoe to ",nlIu_ with North &: Sooth lkuol: Riven (S5, 174N, RIOW. Kookuk Co.):
500th Enalbh River,..n counJy IIoe to ",00..1lU with Ulllllmed croel: (S6, T77N, RI3W, Kookul: Co,):
Sooth lkuDk River, mouth (55, 174N, RIOW, Kookuk Co,) to ",oOu_ with Olivo Brench Crook (S30, 175N, RI3W, Kookuk Co,):
KOSS1!TH COUNTY
BuIl'.lo Creek, mouth (521, T97N, R2IW, Kowth Co.) to ",oOu,"" with Nortb Buffelo Creek (S4, T97N, R27W, KoIIUth CD,):
Ean Fori DOl Moiool River, IOIlth coulll)' IIoe to...OIl counJy Iin.:
LEE COUNTY
DOl Moi... River. mouth (534 T6SN, R5W, Loo Co,) to...OIl coolll)' line (Il1Iire I.oath in ",uoty):
lkuDk River, mouth (51, T6IN, R2W, Loo Co.) to DOrtb couoty line (entire l.nJlb in couoty):
LINN COUNTY
Bur Creek, mooth (521, T84N, RIW, Unn CD.) to wOOl COUIll)' lint:
Buff.lo Creek. un coulll)' IIoe to HiJhw.y 13 (SIO, TS6N, R6W, Unn Co.):
Ceder River, IOIlth coulll)' IIoe to WOll coulll)' 1Ioe: ,
Ean cu.rCreek, ",ofI..oc. with cu.r CroeI: (S7, TS4N, R7W. Unn Co,) to ",00..... with Ulllllmed croel: (S 112,521, TSSN, R7W, Unn CD.):
W.plipinI~n River, Nit county lIne to DORb count)' linei
LOUIS'" COUNTY
Codar River, mouth (520, 115N, R4W, LouiJo Co,) to DOrtb coulll)' line:
low. River, mouth (S6, 173N, R2W, Loui.. Co,) to DOrtb ""'Ill)' line (NW 1/4, 56, 116N, R5W, Loui.. Co,) (cDliro I..JIb in couoty):
Lo", Creek, mouth (51, 174N, R4W, LouiJo Co,) to wOOl ""'Ill)' 1Ioe;
LUCAS COUNTY
Ch.riton River, Relhbun Lake (534, 111N, R20W. LuCIO Co.) to Hi,hw.y 14 (S31, 172N. R2IW, LuCIO Co.);
Whi.. BlOIn Cnek, DOrth county uD.to ",oOu_ with UIlIlImed croel: rN 112. NW 1/4,56, 11lN, R23W, LuCIO Co,):
WolrC",k, mouth (515, 11IN, R2IW, LuCIO Co,) to ",oOu,"" with Ulllllmed croel: (HE 1/4, 536, 111N, R22W, LuCl. Co,):
LYON COUNTY
BI, 5100. River, IOIlth ""'Ill)' line to DOrtb ""'lIlY 1Ioe:
lilli. Rock River, mouth (S3l, T9IN, R46W, Lyon Co,) to ",oOu_ with u_ creek (510, T9IN, R44W, Lyoo CD,):
Oller Creek, DlOIlth (521, T9IN, R44W, Lyoo Co,) to IOIlth ""'Ill)' !In.;
Rock River, IOIlth ""'Ill)' IIoe to DOrtb counJy Ilnt;
MADISON COUNTY
Mlddl. River, 0101 ""'Diy line to...OOI ""'Ill)' 1Ioe: '
nomplOn River, IOIlth ""'Ill)' IIoe to ",oau_ with ulllllmed creek (NW 1/4, 57, 114N, R29W, M.dloon Co,):
MAHASKA COUNTY
DOl Moinu River, IOIlth counJy IIoe to wOOl counJy IIoe (1IlIiro I""'" in ",ulll)'):
North SkuDk River, ..n "'unty line to DOrth county Uno;
MARION COUNTY
D.. Mol... River, ..n ""'nty liDO to WOOl ""'Ill)' line (entil1l.nJlb in county):
White BlOIn Creek, moulh (510, 176N. RI9W, M.rion Co.) to WOOl county 11110:
MARSHALL COUNTY
low. Rlver,..ol coulll)' lint to M.robIIJtoWll C.otor 51. D.m (526, TS4N, RIIW, M.roh.1I CD,):
InwI River, "'nau_ with Dowd Creek (52, T15N, RI9W, M.robIIJ Co,) to DOrth coulll)' 1i1lO:
M1naIV. Cnek, DlOIlth (52, TS4N, RI9W. M.robIIJ Co.) to cooO..oc. with moJor Ulllllmed creek (59, TSlN, R20W, M.rohall CD.):
WolrCreek, DOrtbcoulll)'lIoetoDOrth counJy IIoe (52, T15N, RI7W, M.rohaIl Co,) (1IlIiro 1.1lJlh incouoty): '
MITCHELL COUNTY
Burr Oak Cnek, mouth (S12, T9IN, RI6W, M1ldlell Co.) 10 wOOl IIoeSlO, T9IN. RI6W, Mitchell Co.)):
Codar River, IOIlth ""'Ill)' IIoe to DOrtb counJy 1Ioe:
Door Crook, mouth (523, T99N, RIIW, Mitchell Co,) to _ coulll)' 1Ioe;
lilli. Codar River, IOIlth ""'Ill)' line to DOrth counJy 1Ioe:
Rock Cnek, IOIlth ""'Ill)' IIoe (S14. T97N, RI7W. Mitchell Co,) 10 ",oOu_ with GOON CroeI: (536, T9IN, RIIW. Mitchell Co,):
W.p.lplol",n River, ..01 ""'Ill)' line to towo ofM.IaIIro:
MONON'" COUNTY
M.pl. River, IOIlth line 534, TSlN, R43W, MoDO" Co,) 10 DOrth county 1Ioe:
MONROB COUNTY
Ilea Moiool River, ..n counJy IIoe to DOrtb ""'Ill)' IIoe (1IlIiro I""'" in counJy):
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State Historical Society of Iowa
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Box 372
Clermont, Iowa 52135 J DJ II
(319) 423.7173 071
August 23, 1993
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The Honorable Darcel Courtney
410 E. Washington
Iowa City, IA 52240
Re: Benjamin F, Shambaugh House, 219 N. Clinton, lowa City, Johnson COIlllly
Dear Mayor Courtney:
We are pleased to inform you that the above named property, which is located within your
community, was accepted for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places by the
State Nominations Review Committee at its August 19, 1993 meeting, Once a final version
is received in our office, the nomination will be submitted for final review by the National
Park Service.
l.isting in the National Register provides the following benefits to historic properties:
--Consideration in the planning for Federal, federally licensed, and federally assisted
projects. Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 requires
Federal agencies allow the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation an opportunity
to comment on projects affecting historic properties listed in the 'National Register.
For further information please refer to 36 CFR 800.
-,Eligibility for Federal tax benefits. If a property is listed in the National Register,
certain Federal tax provisions may apply. The Tax Reform Act of 1986 revises the
historic preservation tax incentives authorized by Congress in the Tax Reform Act of
1976, the Revenue Act of 1978, the Tax Treatment Extension Act of 1980, the
Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981, and Tax Reform Act of 1984, and as of
January I, 1987, provides for a 20 percent investment tax credit with a full
adjustment to basis for rehabilitating historic commercial, industrial, and renlal
residential buildings. The former IS percent and 20 percent investment Tax Credits
(ITCs) for rehabilitations of older commercial buildings are combined into a single 10
percentlTC for commercial or industrial buildings built before 1936. This can be
combined with a IS-year cost recovery period for the adjusted basis of the buildings.
Certified structures with certified rehabilitations receive additional tax savings because
owners are allowed to reduce the basis by one half the amount of the credit. The Tax
Treatment Extension Act of 1980 provides Federal tax deductions for charitable
contributions for conservation purposes of partial interests in historically important
land areas or structures. For further information please refer to 36 CPR 67.
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Iowa City, Iowa 52240
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Des Moines. Iowa 50319
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-Consideration of historic values in the decision to issue a surface coal mining pennit
where coal is located, in accord with the Surface Mining and Control Act of 1977.
For further infonnation, please refer to 30 CPR 700 et seq.
-Qualification for Federal grants for historic preservation when funds are available.
Elected officials, representing the communities within which nominated properties are located
are encouraged to comment concerning the propriety of those nominations and the accuracy
of nomination content. A fifteen day period of public comment, during the period of Federal
review, follows the listing of this nomination in the Federal Register. Any comments
previously submitted to the State Nominations Review Committee are automatically
forward,ed as part of the nomination and need not be repeated for the Federal review. If the
owner of a single property nomination or a majority of private property owners in a district
nomination object, a property will not be listed; however, the Keeper of the National
Register can make a detennination of the eligibility of the property for listing in the National '
Register. If the properly is then determined eligible for listing, although not fonnally listed,
Federal agencies will be required to allow the Advisory Council on
Historic Preservation an opportunity to comment before the agency may fund, license, or
assist a project which will affect the property.
Should you have any questions about the National Register of Historic Places, or about this
nomination in particular, please feel free to contact me at the Historical Building, Capitol
Complex, Des Moines, Iowa, 50319, or by calling (515) 281-4137.
Sincerely,
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National Register Coordinator
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~epllrtment af Wustice '
BONNIE J, CAMPBE~~
ATTOftNIVOOlIUlA~
CONSUJ,lER PROTECTION DIVISION
HOOVER BUILDING
DE5 MOlNES, IOWA DOS 1 t
TELEPHONE:!lI5-UI.lUIU
TIUP'AlCl 81 !5.aal"zoe
August 18, 1993 ,
Dear Friend,
Iowa ranks first in the nation for the percent of our population age 85 and
older. We're also third in the nation for the percent of our population age 65 and
older, We far surpass the corresponding ag~ groups in our neighboring states. We
know con artists target senior citiZens for fraud. As a resul~ Iowa is a major market
for unscrupulous operators victimiZing our older population,
I am writing you today asking you to join forces in combatting fraud against
older Iowans. Through education we can help reduce the loss of financial and
emotional security facing our older adults. I am sponsoring a series of meetings
around the state. with ,members of social service organizations, business and
community leaders, and older Iowans to "Stop Fraud,"
On Thursday, September 2. at 1:30 p,m. I am hosting a meeting in Iowa City
at the Senior Citizen Center located at 28 South Linn. A schedule of the meeting is
on the back. I believe you will find the program entertai~ing and educational.
I hope you will be able to join us. Please also alert older Iowans and friends
and families in your area about this public presentation.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Debra Moore at 515-281-
5926. Thank you for your interest.
, Sincerely,
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Attorney General of Iowa
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Seas of Anxiety Follow Disasters
By CARIN RUBENSTEIN
R<<cnlrcscarclloncoplnBwlthdl,
,~~Slcrlndlcateslhlt wnftl maybelhe
moslcmollooallylroubllngpcrlodfor
Ihc victims or IheMidwcstem l100ds
lmsycllocome.SoclalpsycholoRlslS
bcllevelhalonll'ltcrlhelloodlns
retedcswillvlctmsbeBlntocxperl.
cl1cclhc mosl sertOllSsymplnms01
sires!.
"ThcdllYlhclloodsarcnolClJ'lRcr
011 IhelronlpDllcls lhc day U bc.
Cl1111CSllpsycho1olllcalriskfnrthc
Ill'fIplc Involved," said Dr, Ja11lcsW,
I'Mllcbllkcr,ftprOrcssorofpsychol.
oBYalSoulhcmMclhodislUniverslly
In Dllllas,whohassluditdthewllysln
which vlrUms CO(lC willi disaster.
"ThlnjtswlllRctdllllcultaboullhree
Wccklllllcrthewalcrsrccedc."
At 11111 polnl vlcllmswlllsllllnced
1011Iklboulll1el100d,bIllfcwcr
pclIple wlllwanl 10 llslcn, IIc said.
Dr,Penntbaker'srescarchfoeuscs
nol only on how vlcllms re~pond 10
dlsa'ler, bul also on Ihe ways In
which Ihelr feelings change over
lime, 'IlllJ long.lerm approach con.
UlUllwllhlhemelhcxlologyofmany
01llerdlsaslerllUdlcJollhelasl30
~'tars. whlchhaveu5ulllyusedonlya
sLnglelnlcrvlcwmonlhslltcrlhedl.
'allcrforeachperlOn.
5clmemmcherssaylho.\l!who
~urvive 1I1s.ulm may harbor psy'
chuloll!ealproblcml,laklnl:ycara10
nhibll symplomlllke lnlllmnla,an
InabllUy to concenlrale or reeurrenl
dreams, a pallern somellmes eal1cd
posHrllumallcstreSlsyndrome.l'sy,
cho'!Mlym Jnsbllllal llllllvllluals
mayres~lollletraUmaofealu,
IrophelnsubtlydllrcltnlwaYlovera
pertodolytars.8utwlll1eDr.Penne-
bakereoosldcrsJuchanlpproa.chlo
bevalld,heemphulleltbalhllwork
loeuses "001 on ulreme e:\scs bulon
lhe aAAItJtQlc, Ihe normat1vr reo
sponsesola random s.,mplcoldlsas,
Ittvicllms."
Just one week aUer lhe Loma
Prltll earthqllakesll'\ltX San Fran.
cIscoonOtI.I7,I!l89,Dr.Penncbaker
hc'ganftSCrlesolranllnmlelepbone
Inlerview8 In study Ihe vlcllms' re-
s)XllUts,OnclWil dHrcrenloccaslons
_1,"3,6."16,2Sand~wccksaller
lhequakc-heand Kenlllarber,a
AradualesludcntalSlonlor1iUnlver.
,lIy, ~lIrveyrd Rlnlal ol7U prople.
ROIIWily hall had experienced lhe
earthquakelnlhrS:mFranelscoarea
andlllereltllvcdlnlhreeunaHetted
ClUes: Cl.ltmllllland Sacramcnln In
CallrornJallndo.,lIas.Therr,ponSts
ImmlheunalfM'ledrilleswm(tl(l\'
hlncdlousclorC1lmparl~n..
'EmerJencyrllue'
Inlhellrsllhrceorfour.....ctkl
.tIler lhe ~v~nl,lIurlnR whal Dr. Pen.
n~h.,ker cnll~ lhe "emerlle~cy
phnM'," Ihe IluJy lou~d Ih~1 earlh,
qU3kevlcllmslt.'ercremllrkllblyopcn
wilhe3ChnlheralMlUlthelranxlfllu
Mwrllulhelrlhoullhllllndlctllnlls
300uI the CIlIIl~lrorlle. Ther hili ~n
IInu'1I3l1y hlllh levcl 01 r.orl~ Cool3(I,
"Thllls A nrlf 50('131 worlt!. In
wlllrh nwlyevrrYllllll Is wlIrklng 100
!:elher llllll cverynne wAllis In lell
lhdr own slor!es," Dr. Prnncbaker
S3ld."LlvClllrelnlimbo, everyone Is
uplnlhealr,bullherelsallRlVerSlll
IDCU~ on II common problem," lhe
vlcllms also seemed Icu emol1onlllly
Iroubledlhanm3nypcttpleexpeclcd,
he said,
"11'1 like warllnle. wllllly sick nnll
nOIP.ulofnnormlll realll~"'he ~3111,
"PeoplecaneOl1fidelnllndllllkllbolll
things wllh virtually anybody In Ihr
communUy."
Thm weeklaUer the quake, 10
perccnl of Ihe San rranclscllte51'
dcnulnlervlewed rcporledlhnlllley
lhouWilaboullheeaTlbqllakclhrec
(Jrm(Jrtljmcl~d,1y.~ndll.1l1lnJkcd
aboul11 Ibnl ollen, Dr, Pennebaker
uld.
Six w~ks IIller lhe dlslISlfr, al.
Ihoo!th Ihelssuewnsstll1 very much
on Ihe vlrllm~' mlnd~, mosl had
SlOpped talklnllllOOulll. ThlrlY per.
ctnlolllleresldenlspoltedMlllllllcy
thouRhlaboulllalleasllhrcellmrsa
day,bulonly4ptn:enllnlkcdnboulil
Ihlll ollen, Coplnllwlllllhb kInd 01
Irllumn is compllcllled, Dr, Penne.
~kersald,beclluscmoslrcoplei",
the communlty are vlcllms as well ftS
sourm 01 sup/lOn for OIher vicllms,
'Illeywanllollllkllboullhedlsastrr,
bllllheydonolwanllolle3rabouIll
lrom anyune else.
Ftomlherollrlhlhtoll&hllleel~hth
week Is an "Inhiblllon plt3J("," In
Researchers predict
widespread problems
when the Midwest
floods subside.
whlchvlcllmsOCRintnm:II11lalll"il
sublleconsplrar)'olsHence:'l>r.
Penncbakersald.lnlhllpllnsc.he
salll, resldenll or Palo Alia. Cali!.,
began 10 wear T.shlrlS Ihal rrnll:
"Thank you lor nol sharing yuur
earthquake experience,"
Ala resull ollhr<<JnlHcl belwern
lhencedlolalllabnulthedlslUlernno
theunwmlngnmluli~lellloolhetS
lalklng about Il, vlcUms brrome
morelroobled thanbe(orc, Dr. lIen,
neblker ",111, In Ihls phllse.lhe le~el
DllOClalconfllclnmOn~\'lrllmsrlses
IIRnllicanl1y,headdcd,^m(llllhnllrr
IlM!mlhllullke.rucarchcrsfound,~8
percenl ul San Frnnclsco nrea resl'
dellU had rnlllRed in alleulone
rtCentargumenl wilh a IAmlly memo
bcrorro>worker; IInly.ll rcrcelllol
Iboselnlhecllmpnrhontlll~~re('l.lrI.
cdllrllumenlR,
TwomonlhsIlUerlhcl'Jllhquilkc.
Ihe IlAAraVllled u~null rnte III San
Frnnrl5('olnrrrIIM'tlIOlll'rtenl,com.
pllmlwllh the )"me Ill'rltlll In 1~~8.
Dr, Pennebllker fuund, h'rl\'~ lI'~ks
IlUrr Ihilt, llle t~le h;llllelUtnclllo
llnrmal,
In Ihe lnlllbllloll phll~l'. Dr, l'ePnr.
I",ker ~llld,lhe vlcllm" he.,llh 111M!
lX'jllns III ~uHer. 11111'e III n w<<b
/Iller Ihe e;ulh1lnake,lmll III lll~ Silll
Frnncl'-CU iUea rcS1(lrnt~ ~urvr~'rd
r~rnrtcd leelillK~!ckal lml once a
week,comparetlWllhonly30pcrccnl
01 lhose tn the comparison group,
A!lerI2weeks,llIoscwhnhlldbecnln
lhe ellrlhqunkc reflOrtetll11nus al
~llmelrcquencYllslhoselnlhecom'
parl50llcllles,
Talkmllllboullhedisasler,havlnll
lopnl (('('lInRsand lears Into words,
"tIl'IIIS loorltanlll! Ihe experience 50
II Is casler 10 asslmilale," said Dr.
Pennebakcr, who Is the lIulhorol
"OpcnUlII Up: nlelleaHng Power-of
Conlidillll in Olhers" (Avon 8ooks.
19m,llrrrcnmmendslllllll100d~lr.
IIms br cncOl1mltcd1o conllnue 10
lillkDrwrilellboullhclrCllpcrlellces,
('vrnallerthellrslfewwecks,
'AdllpllllonPbase'
The "nllaplnlionph3se"occurs
nl~MlI N 10 12 weeks alter Ihe c~enl,
Or, I'ennrbllker ,laill, lIIs 5urver.
(wntllhallhe maJonlyol lhose a.
ICfledbYlheC3tlhquakehadre,
Illrn~(llo lIormal In IlIallhne, UUI
n~,u]y it year laler,lhe rate 01 de.
prrs!lon In the Sail Franciscoarn
WIS sllll elevaled. with 9 pcrcenl rr.
purllllR deprcssion, ccmpared wilh J
JlCrCenllnlhecomp3rl~ncltles,^1
5Owccks.lhenumbcrwhll reporlW
Ihlnkln~nrdrcamlngaboullllequake
wn5511l:hllyhlf\herlnlheWlhquake
area Ihnn In the oilier el\lu,
In;l ~Imllar n.\Iicck sludy n( lhe
ICilrtloll~ IIr 361 Dilllll~ resldenllllllr,
illl:mulallerlhe 1991 PerslllnGul1
\I'M. Ilr. Pennebaker lound sImilar
r"llOI1~~ ld whal hr considered II
natonwJdedlsasler, The resul15 01
hOlh stulllC5\\'ilI11ppcarin The Jour.
ualn! St.clal b~uc! laler Ihls year.
UccauiC lhe 1100Kling In llle Mid,
wc,~l Is ;I nlC\te prolonged dl~aller
Ih~n anl'Mthquake, Dr. Pennebaker
s.,ldSll1l1elloodvlcllmswouldproba,
hly e~per1ence Ihe~e lhree stages
Iwlrr,oncedurlnRlheflood3ndallaln
whel1 lhey return homc 10 clean up,
"SlJllIcdimlcrrescarchcrs1-:lv
IlIatlheelleclscanlaslrorevcr,btil
my blM Is 111011 pcople lire able 10
.1I1,'pl prelly well:' Dr. Pennebaker
s;lIl1,
TII;1l vlr,w was sl'Col\licd by Dr.
IWl3belh I'rnlck.apsychologiJlal
lll~ Kanus Unlver:lly Medlrlll C~n'
Irr In Knnsas Clly, Kan~ who said,
"Peopl~doIWllbec:omementallyl11lll
llmuol~evereSlress,"
Alonll with Dr. narbara Powell. a
p~)'rhnllllll~1 n,llhl' Velcrlns Admin.
i.~lraUlH' Melllrnl Cenler In Kansas
Clly, Mo,.llr. Penick sludled 9S vie.
Ilm~ 1111l19n Iloudollhr MlsslsJippi.
l11cyrc~lI1l1lhallheonlyl100dvlcllms
whn su"~mllrom long psychiatriC
ilInmNoh,'(lbecnlll(\.~wilhIUch
prnIMm~beforelhel100d,
"lht'"lrfV('nlion~lhlllllln\lllwJ
\'lcllm~ nrcll are ver~. ll(llIlln," Dr,
Pcnlrks;ullrrrcnlly,"Theynccdlo
Ill'rr.I~\lIr~dlllal 1t.'lIallhryarerxpe'
rwnrllll: 15 uhJI u 101 01 olher pcople
Ilrerx(lC'tlenrllll\.sl1chlllletlin,ll
ICtl:il'. havinl: mllll hC~lIilCh~~ ~1111
mu~l~ nrhe.~, hC'lIlg Irritable' anll
wllnlNI. .monol rnlnYlng IhlnK' a~
n11llh,"
IJr,I:III,1hl'lhM.Smllh,ana~IIJfI'
iltepllIlmuroIIIS}1hlalrynIWuh,
11l1:11~1 UIl1\'mllv Ml'tilral Srhool in
SI. 1,IMII~, II,,~ nho slnll'l'll vlcllm~'
re5lXm~s In lIiSil~tru, like a InsZ
lIunt1111SI,1.01lIs.lheIQ9Ifirelnthe
Oakland, CaUl" arc,' anlllhe 1991
wOlllinllllnluby'sCnlelerlalnKn,
1('('11, Tex. She has JUSl f<<rIVed a
I:tillll rruln the NnllonallnsUluleol
Menial lIealth 10 slully vlclIms 01 IlIe
currenlMldwestemllood"lnrludlllll
a 10,ycllr rollnw,upol previous I1not1
vlclhn,.
She recelllly (OOcurrcd willi Dr.
Pl'nnclh,ker's Iindlngs, UYlnll,"Pro-
pie lire so rellUenl,lhe mall/rUydo
very lI'ellafter a dJ~aller." Dul Ihe
ndded: "Oba'lere arc nol &tncrle.
Ileollle rellXllld oillcrenlly 10 man.
malle Itnd nalur.ldlsulm, Tliedcal
\!tiler w1th disasters Iballllcy Cln
makesculeol,arlsol God IIlUllley
r~n lln 5111flelhlnll Ahl111I."
FulurOl/Opllonl:
MondlY Ihroulh FrldlY,
In Bllllncu Day
The New York Times
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_ \ IOWA :> BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Patricia A. Meade. Chall'Jlerson
Joe Bolkcom
Charles D. Duffy August 26. 1993
Stephen P. Lacina
Belly Ockenfels INFORMAL MEETING
Agenda
1. Call to order 9:00 a.m.
2, Review oflhe informal minules of August 17th adjourned to August 19lh and
formal of August19lh.
3. Business from the County Engineer,
a) Discussion re: right-of-way for Sutliff project.
b) Other
4. Business from Wayne Petersen. District Conservationist. Soil Conservation
Service re: Emergency Watershed Program/Flood Assistance/discussion.
5. Business from the Board of Supervisors.
a) Discussion re:
Commission.
b) Reports
c) Other
appointment to the Johnson County Civil Service
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913 SOUTH DUBUQUE ST,
P,O.BOKI350 IOWACITY,IOWA 5ll44.1350
TELl (319) 356,6000
FAX: (319)356'171/1(,
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To: lallA CITY CLERK From: JO HOGARTY
(319) 354-4213 , 3193565009;~ 2
S-ZS-S3 9: 141. p. Z of 4
Jnhn",n Cnunly
_ \ IOWA ~ BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Patricia A, Meade, Chairperson
Joe Bolkcom
Charles D. Duffy
Stephen P. Lacina August 26. 1993
Belly Ockenfels
FORMAL MEETING
Agenda
1.
Call to order following the informal meeting,
2.
Action re: claims
3.
Actionre: informal minutes of August 17lh adjourned to Augusl19th and
formal of August 19th,
4.
Action re:
payroll authorizations
S. Business from the Counly Auditor.
a) Action re: permits
b) Action re: reports
c) Discussion/action re: resolution lransferring between the General Basic
and General Supplemental Funds. (if needed)
d) Other
6, Business from Wayne Petersen. District Conservationist, Soil Conservation
Service re: Emergency Watershed ProgramIFlood Assistance/action.
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8. 9:30 a,m. - Public Hearing on the following proposed Road Vacations.
!. Road Vacation 01.93 - Beginning al the westerly righl-of-wa)'line ofWapsi
Avenue NE al its inlersection with 280lh Street NE in Ihe SW 1/4 of the SW
1/4 of Section 16-80.5: Thence weslerly along 280lh Slreet NE To the
easlerly line of the road vacated by resolution 10.7-82'1 as approved by the
Johnson Counly Board of Supervisors on October 7,1982. The intent is to
vacate all of Johnson Counly's interest in 280lh Slreet NE in sections 16, 17,
20, and 21 that lies west of the westerly right'of-way line of Wapsi A\"eIlue
NE and East of Resolution 10.7-81-1.
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Road Vacation 02.93 . Beginning at the Easlline of the West 1/2 of lhe
Northeast 1/4 of Ihe NW 1/4 of Section 23-80-6 and running thence
Southerly through the NW 1/4 of said Section 23 and terminating near the
Soulheast corner of Lol #5 of Saddle Back Ridge as said subdi\'ision is
recorded in Plat Book 9, Page 95. The inlent is to vacale all of Johnson
County's interest in that portion oflhe 1st resumy of Prairie Du Chien Road
as recorded in Road Book 4, Page 659 as established January 4, 1877 lying
North of the Southeast Corner of LotS Saddle Back Ridge.
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Road Vacation 03.93. A part of Section 34.81.5 and a parI of Seclion 3.80-5
described as: Beginning allhe intersection of 210lh Slreet NE and Vincenl
Avenue NE at the South righl.of.way line of 210th Slreet NE: lhence
Southerly along Vincenl Avenue NE 10 a poinl 5100 feet North of the
inlersection of Morse Road NE and Vincent Avenue NE. The intent is to
vacate all of Johnson County's interest in Vincent A\"enue NE originally
established as Dickinson Road in Book 4 Page 320 South of 210th Slreet NE
to approximately 5100 feel North of the intersection of Morse Road NE and
Vincent Avenue NE.
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9. Business from lhe Board of Supervisors.
a) Aclion re: right.of.way for Sulliff project.
b) Action re: Medicaid Home and C ommunily Based Paymenl Agreemenl
(HCBS waivers) for clienl #1081637E.
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10. Adjourn to informal meeting.
a) Review of agenda items. (Carol Peters)
b) Inquiries and reports from the public,
C) Other
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Patricia A. Meade, Chalfperson
Joe Bolkcom August 31. 1993
Charles Do Duffy
Slephen P. Lacina INFORML MEETING
Belly Ockenfel
Agenda
1. Call to order 9:00 a,m.
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a) Discussion re: right-of.way for various projecls.
b) Other
5. Business from the County Audilor,
a) Discussion re: resolution appropriating amounts for second quarter of FY
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6. Business from Jen Madsen re: Social Welfare Board updale/discussion.
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7, Business from Ihe Board of Supervisors,
a) Reports
b) Other
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Recess.
913 SOUTH DUBUQUE ST,
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