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Just about every public opinion poll I've seen within
the last couple of years has shown that people would like
to see a Ohigher quality of life". That is, people would
like to see cleaner air, water, and enjoy more parkland
than what is now available.
On the hast Side of Iowa City, a told -nine of enjoyment
exists, 'that gold -nine is dickory Hill Park. while many cities
and towns all around the nation hunger for a Hickory Hill park
gold -mine, we, who have one, are starting to treat it as just
another hunk of land we can pave over and put adl sorts of
"besAtiful homes, streets , asphalt, and concrete° up in its
place. It doesn't seem to matter that a housing develppment,
w9blk if needed, can be put somewhere else, whereas a beautfiul
natural setting is somethinir we are lucky enough to be blessed
with. And, I Ness the people wno live in the area will have
to put up with the resulting traffic and pollution those new
homes will bring about. Teo -bed -for -theme -housing -developments
-are-good'foe-You•
lAnd is irreplacable� a beautiful, natural setting is
even harder to replace. Hickory hill Hark has a uniquely 8elicate
natural ecology,thbk, No matter how hard we try, we casmot even
dream to construct something as fantastic. And now we wish
to encroach on this, Ve heat that future encroachment can be
stopped= well, so can this encroachment.
We are also told that the park will expand in the future, as
the city J*rchases the land around it. well, we have an excellent r4jic°
to do that right now, Mhy should we wait for the future?
Assume we do wait for the futureg Other developers will
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Point out, and they'll have a pretty good case, that nyou
(Iowa City) allowed thea in, how come you won't let us in?°.
And $esAlso hear that the condemnation proceedings and
court challenges will be expensive. I suggest just the
opposite. Those proceedings will be assmall price to pay
for the enjoyment the people of Iowa City get out of Hickory
Hill Park.
While other places around the country are trying to
improve their own quality of life, add parkland, maintain
what they already have, we want to plow ours under a sea
of asphaltanconcrete, WedwIsheto put up a monument to
shortsighted, bad, policies that are environmentally harmful.
We should have better sense than that. we already have
a beautiful natural habitat, lat'askehp it a monumenttto the
idea tEat we o be haq a `l"{Y � ple'ene t (.
ings inhabiting this earth 'ALet us show
future generations that we weren't stupid, that we ware thinking
of them.
You can have a housing develppment any day of the week,
Hickory Sill Park comes along once in a lifetime.
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To Mayor Newhauser and the Iowa City City Council:
1409 Cedar Street
Iowa City, Iowa
August 31, 1977
I would like to express my disapproval of the vote of the City Council
to allow development to proceed on the so-called "Schlaegel tract" adjacent
to Hickory Hill park. The price of the property should be seen in perspective
with the millions of dollars being spent to revitalize downtown Iowa City.
Such an opportunity to expand a nature park within the corporate limits of the
city probably will not occur again. If sewers are in all the way from Rochester
Street to Interstate 80, there will be increasing pressure from developers to
expand the area under development. The children from this proposed development
probably would not go to Horace Mann school, unless hard -surfaced walkways and
bridges across Ralston Creek are constructed in Hickory Hill park.
If substantial grade changes are planned in this proposed development,
will drainage into the park or into downstream Ralston Creek be affected?
Will there be erosion into the park or erosion of the park land itself?
I urge you to reconsider your vote on the Schlaegel tract.
Please enter my letter in the official minutes of the Council meeting.
Sincerely yours,
/L(fntly ,Q 6461a�.O'
Nancy Stellwagen
O L E ED,
AUG3 01977
ABBIE STOLFUS
CITY CLERK
3530
CAB P.O. BOX 593
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PHONE 351-0380
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FINANCIAL SUMMARY
JUNE, 1977
FUND/ BEGINNING ENDING FUND _ INVESTMENT + CHECKING
= , ACCOUNT FUND BALANCE RECEIPTS DISBURSEMENTS BALANCE BALANCE ACCOUNT BAL.
(VICE
.PROJECTS
`TRUST=6 AGENCY
INTRAGOV. SERVICE
:=SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
,SPECIAL REVENUE
TOTAL — FUNDS
;PROJ. TEMP. LOAN R-14
,','URBAN RENEWAL R-14
=:PAYROLL
FIREMEN PENSION
j.` -.—'FIREMEN RETIREMENT
;� POLICEMEN PENSION
?.'POLICEMEN RETIREMENT
R-14 ESCROW"
,sLEASED HOUSING I
LEASED HOUSING II
TOTAL - ACCOUNTS
GRAND TOTAL
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$ 945,277.70 $
633,284.84 $
775,068.51
$ 803,494.03
$ 384,219.13
$ 419,274.90
13,176.99
34,872.85
44,003.75
4,016.09
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4,046.09
(993,005.56)
278,042.79
50,762.27
(765,725.04)
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(765,725.04)
2,271,180.98
467,046.78
369,300.61
2,368,927.15
2,631,145.18
(262,218.03)
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1,261,744.37
29,483.16
205,363.00
1,085,864.53
447,221.28
638,643.25 .
(358,986.34)
629,999.16
546,640.73
(275,627.91)
1,289,066.06
(275,627.91)
335,366.15
2,765.71
26,300.00
311,831.86
438,819.76
(126,987.90)
792,773.07
153,481.89
386,118.62
560,136.34
138,063.43
.422,072.91
243.44
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243.44
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$ 4,267,527.36
$ 2,228,977.18
$ 2,403,557.49
$4,092,947.05
$4,039,468.78
$ 53,478.27
16,419.63
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16,419.63
16,182.14
237.49
102,875.21
8,935.61
506.29
111,304.53
183,264.63
(71,960.10)
(40,384.80)
458,858.77
418,473.97
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---
14,636.52
---
953.49
13,683.03
6,908.83
6,774.20
1,294,404.69
4,800.39
10,568.82
1,288,636.26
1,289,066.06
(429.80)
25,654.58
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605.06
25,049.52
7,870.70
17,178.82
1,200,616.67
14,841.93
8,717.91
1,206,740.69
1,209,073.96
(2,333.27)
243.44
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243.44
---
243.44
54,573.72
4,732.97
3,036.52
56,270.17
55,147.90
1,122.27
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29,642.94
513.10
325.00
29,831.04
27,653.77
2,177.27 •
$ 2,698,682.60 $ 492,682.77 $ 443,187.06 $2,748,178.31 $2,795,167.99 $ (46,989.68)
$ 6,966,209.96 $ 2,721,659.95 $ 2,846,744.55 $6,841,125.36 $6,834,636.77 $ 6,488.59
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JUNE 1977
SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS
Taxes
51,545.86
Licenses & Permits
28,886.90
Fines & Forfeitures
22,733.00
Charges for Services
329,148.85
Intergovernmental Revenue
355,412.38
Use of Money & Property
52,895.59
Miscellaneous Receipts
6,135.11)
TOTAL GENERAL FUND
34,
8487.47
Leased Housing
3,456.00
Urban Renewal
8,935.61
HCDA
81,050.54
TOTAL SPECIAL
—93,-44-2—.15
GRAND TOTAL $927,929.62
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DOURSEMENTS FOR APPROVAL
GENERAL FUND JUNE 1-30, 1977
EPA Resource Recov. Seminar-Regist (Dietz)
75.00
EPA Resource Recov. Seminar-Regist (Foster)
75.00
Blue Cross/Blue. Shield - Ilealth Insurance
17,837.82
Sasaki & Assoc. - Professional Services
2,175.00
Petty Cash - Supplies
67.81
Elbert & Assoc., Inc. - Data Processing
5,630.48
U.S. Post Office - Postage
400.00
Madison Bionics - Supplies
138.68
Intl. Mun. Signal Assn. - Membership
90.00
Ia State Printing Div. - Subscription
113.30
Int'l. Assn. Elect. Inspect.-Membership
25.00
West Publishing Co. - Books
138.00
Hayek, Hayek & Hayek - Attorney Services
5,670.75
June Higdon - Travel Expense
246.98
Zuchelli, Hunter & Assoc. - Prof. Services
1,154.48
Ia. Appraisal & Research Corp. - App. Serv.
50.00
Am. Public Transit Assn. - Membership
485.99
Texas Highway Dept. - Services
1.25
Comm. of Motor Vehicles - Services
1.00
Friendship Public., Inc. - Subscription
8.00
Johnson Co. Treasurer - Report
8.00
U. S. Post Office - Books
880.00
Drake Hokanson - Services
186.50
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Univ. of Illinois - Registration
180.00
Esther Retish - Refund
5.00
Kim Schultz - Refund
5.00
Gladys Amet - Refund
5.00
Maurice Keeley - Refund
10.00
Janeen Poss - Refund
10.00
Mrs. Vicki Stone - Refund
10.00
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Nancy Johns - Refund
5.00
Jean Allgood - Refund
10.00
Bob Jett - Refund
3.00
Ia.-Ill. Gas & Electric - Charges
771.26
Washington Park, Inc . - Bldg. Rental
2,300.00
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Jo. Co. Council Aging - Contribution
2,000.00
Hartwig Motors - Repairs
835.00
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Jo. Co. Agric. Assn. - Rentals
350.00
Winebrenner-Dreusicke - Rentals
2,450.00
John Suchomel - Service
200.00
D & J Industrial Laundry - Service
709.91
Russ Mishak Agency - Insurance
4,077.00
Ebsco Subscrip. Serv. - Serials
5,969.12
Petty Cash - Supplies
34.79
U.S. Chess Fed. - Books
36.00
Joan Tucker - Supplies
15.70
Carol Spaziani - Books
2.00
Nat'l. Record Plan - Records
32.55
Mott's Drug Store - Serials
14.45
Dan Mills - Books
3.00
Midwest Library Serv. - Books
3.57
Microform Review Inc. - Books
36.00
Sue McGuire - Books
4.64
Keystone Solar Energy Inc. - Books
3.00
Ia State Printing Div. - Serials
110.00
Inform. Handling Service - Serials
11.22
Gloria Pitzer's Nat'l Homemakers Newsl - Books 5.00
EPIE Institute - Serials
24.00
Eastin-Phelan Dist. Co. - Films
9.97
Doubleday 0., Inc. - Books
• 8.28
The Advanced Placement Inst. - Books
11.00
Conversa-Phone,Inst „ Inc. - Records
6.48
Clear Creek High School - Books
9.00
Cinema Concepts Inc. - Films
27.04
Children's Press - Books
4.95
C. W. Assoc. - Books
22.20
The Baker & Taylor Co. - Books
129.90
The Baker & Taylor Co. - Books
259.28
Bacom Pamphlet Serv. Co. - Books
14.13
American Library Assn. - Serials
30.50
Am. Best Company - Books
10.00
Peter Rosner - Refund
12.05
I.C. Press -Citizen - Publications
10.88
Pitney Bowes - Rental
37.50
Midland Bindery - Services
34.10
Medical Assoc.- Services
54.00
General Pest Control - Bldg. Maint.
18.00
Div. of Longstaff Enter Inc. - Bldg. Maint.
36.00
D & J Indust. Laundry - Service
270.15
Richard Dickens - Refund
5.95
Ana Branatelli - refund
25.95
Monica Leo - Supplies
8.00
Addressograph-Multigraph - Supplies
20.33
American Public Welfare Assn. - Books
25.00
Highsmith Co., Inc. - Supplies
15.34
Witt's Fire Equip. - Equipment
90.00
Steven's Sand & Gravel Co. - Surfacing Mat.
52.01
Tire Service - Repairs
1,269.03
.Linder
American Cemetery - Subscription
12.00
Kaplan School Supply Corp. - Records
14.90
Int'l. Conf. of Bldg. Off. - Membership
115.00
Dr. G. W. Howe - Refund
5.00
Sylvester Neuzil - Safety Supplies
15.00
Rehab Consultants Inc. - Services
1,430.27
Jo. Co. Reg. Planning Comm. - Services
1,833.30
Credit Bureau of I.C. - Membership
10.00
Supt. of Documents - Books
3.75
Brandy's Vacuum Sales & Serv. - Equip. Maint.
4.50
R. M. Boggs Co., Inc. - Bldg. Maint.
93.02
Dan R. Fesler - Equipment
80.77
Bezdek's Greenhouse - Agric. Supplies
478.30
Jo. Co. Sheriff - Sheriff Fees
19.50
U. of I. Cashier's Office - Data Processing
22.59
Jo. Co. Recorder - Services
8.70
Kirkwood Comm. College - Agric. Supplies
91.20
Capitol Implement Co. - Repairs
150.51
Soiltest Inc. - Equipment
68.45
Johnson Machine Shop - Repair Supplies
572.78
VePed Traffic Controls - Operating Equip.
1,554.62
U. S. Post Office - Postage
1,000.00
Brothers Tree Service - Tree Trimming
85.00
Powers Willis & Assoc. - Services
30.00
The Spirit That Moves Us - Contribution
225.00
Moore -Bingham & Assoc. - Services
2,804.34
Boston Mutual Life Insurance - Insurance
112.15
Mark Keane - Refund
5.00
Aero Rental - Equipment Rental
28.00
Nate Moore Wiring Serv. - Repairs
8.00
Lind Art Supplies - Office Supplies
18.00
Noel's Tree Service - Nursery Services
100.00
00.00
Dr. Russel. Ross - Services
Red Hawkins - Office Supplies
39.52
The Int'l. Management Assn. - Supplies
10.00
Quill Corp. - Office Equipment
112.48
Stoelting Co. - Equipment Repair
50.90
John W. Higley - Refund
9.00
Hilltop DX - Vehicle Maintenance
137.00
Budget Car Wash - Vehicle Maint.
5.00
Hootman Robo - Vehicle Maint.
2.25
Wee Wash It - Services
53.90
Kirby Center of Iowa, Inc. - Repairs
8.50
Coralville Frame & Axle Serv. - Veh. Rep.
34.00
Iowa Dept. of Transport. - Paint
8,816.67
Barron Motor Supply - Tools
37.66
Crescent Electric Supply - Electric Supp.
264.27
Polygraph Personnel Res. - Equipment
574.79
Russell Mann - Services
100.00
City Electric Supply - Supplies
58.84
Plumbers Supply Co. - Supplies
317.86
Lenoch & Cilek - Supplies
296.86
Krall Oil Co., Inc. - Fuel
906.10
PPG Industries Inc. - Supplies
141.25
Strub-Rocca Welding & Rep. - Veh. Repair
72.00
Little Wheels Ltd., Equip. Repair
135.90
Sears & Roebuck Co., - Clothing
121.77
Mulford P1bg. & Htg. - Bldg. Repair
24.04
Iowa City Glass & Mirror - Veh. Repair
21.98
Iowa City Ready Mix - Surf. Materials
1,744.10
Dept. of Public Safety - Services
100.00
David M. McCord - Judgment
215.27
Breese's Auto Parts - Veh. Repair Supp.
126.29
Sieg Co., Veh. Repair Supp.
5.37
Comm. Engineering Co., Equipment Maint.
1,150.23
Des Moines Register - Publications
68.00
i:'... Ia-I11 Gas & Electric - Charges
11,978.80
Richard A. Leuttich - Registration
30.00
Oxfam -America, Inc. - Books
1.00
Ken's Distributing - Supplies
728.49
Johnson Co. Clerk of Court - Services
52.50
Int'l. Business Machine - Equipment
993.05
Intl. Harvester Co. - Repairs
3,833.23
Screenprinters of I.C. - Services
75.00
Jo. Co. Sheriff's Office - Fees
5.00
Mahaska Co. Sheriff's Dept. - Fees
4.00
Am. Soc. Planning Officials - Books
18.80
Inst. of Government - Books
4.00
Fire Chief Magazine - Subscription
12.00
Howig Assoc. - Supplies
625.00
Ditch Witch -Iowa - Vehicle Repair Supplies
59.77
Medical Associates - Services
224.00
Town & Country Electric - Improvements
109.88
Shay Electric - Bldg. Repairs
485.88
Frohwein Supply Co. - Office Supplies
72.80
Sandra Glick - Services
130.20
Linder Tire Service - Vehicle Repair
1,339.06
McCormick Paint & Wallpaper - Paint
150.95
University of Iowa - Work Study Wages
33.71
Wm. H. Welch - Equipment Repair
62.75
Kelly Cleaners - Bldg. Maint.
28.00
Churchll Chemical Co. - Supplies
73.90
013ecker
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Frederick - Refund
9.00
Pitney Bowes - Postage
60.00
Communications Engineering - Equip. Maint.
441.27
Henry Louis Inc. - Minor Equipment
67.39
Callaghan & Co, Reference Material
15.00
Richard L. Holcomb - Services
100.00
Labor-Management Relations - Books
11.00
Consolidated Business Systems - Office Supp. 104.68
BIF - Equipment Repair Supplies
286.52
The Goodfellow Co. - Services
959.02
Zuchelli, Hunter & Assoc. - Services
2,406.54
Paul's Towing - Services
40.00
The Chicago Tribune - Publications
59.36
I.C. Press -Citizen - Publications
1,339.34
NLC Conf. Registration - Regist. (Miller)
75.00
Hammatt & Sons - Supplies
1,465.00
Flaghouse, Inc. - Supplies
544.22
Iowa Book & Supply Co. - Books
28.80
EarlisStockman - Safety Supplies
15.00
Veenstra & Kimm - Services
500.00
All Makes Office Equip. Co. - Equipment
772.96
Fleetway Stores - Supplies
170.24
Halogen Supply Co., Inc. - Supplies
144.16
J. P. Gasway Co. - Supplies
153.00
F-Stop Camera & Supply - Services
2.09
Economy Advertising - Services
40.28
Allied Glass Products Inc. - Bldg. Repair
533.50
Erb's Office Services - Equipment
109.50
DSG Inc. - Equipment Repair
23.85
The University of Iowa - Work Study Wages
213.19
Frohwein Supply Co. - Supplies
6.78
Visual Education Corp. - Records
60.90
Susan McGuire - Books
5.10
North Iowa Library Ext. - Books
2,736.09
Iowa Book & Supply Co. - Books
7.00
Grosset & Dunlap, Inc. - Books
3.95
Fideler - Books
9.16
Dow Jones & Company Inc. - Books
2.65
Doubleday & Company, Inc. - Books
507.58
Des Moines Register - Serials
41.60
Dealerscope - Books
19.00
Congressional Quarterly Service - Serials 4.25
C. W. Assoc. - Books
7.50
Mary Burton - Serials
1.64
The Bookmen Inc. - Books
42.07
Billard Congress of America - Books
1.95
The Baker & Taylor Co. - Books
283.52
The Baker & Taylor Co. - Books
112.87
American Library Assoc. - Books
3.20
AMA -COM - Books
22.69
Harry N. Abrams, Inc. - Art
10.06
United States Leasing Co. - Equip. Rental 30.06
Justin Rohrbough - Refund
Northwestern Bell - Charges
3M Business Products - Equipment Repair
Iowa Parcel Service - Freight
Karen Field - Refund
Chenoweth -Kern Elevator Service - Bldg.
R. M. Voggs Co. - Bldg. Repair
The American Companies - Services
Lind Art Supplies - Supplies
1.25
385.90
75.00
4.79
1.63
Maint.30.00
1,520.17
185.48
4.83
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Erb's Offifsery - Equip. Repair
2.66
Easti.n-Phelan Corp. - Supplies
4.83
.Demco Educ. Corp, r Supplies
15.89
University of Iowa - Records
220.00
Tartan Book Sales - Books
33.95
Silver Burdett Co. - Books
385.12
Sheet Music Magazine - Serials
11.00
Serina Press - Books
8.95
Road & Track Books - Books
2.25
Recorded Auditory Materials, Inc. - Books
11.50
Popular Science Book Club - Books
15.34
Old -House Journal - Books
3.50
Norman Lathrop Enterp. - Books
5.35
Nat'l. Micrographics Assoc. - Books
2.00
N.A.D.A. Appraisal Guides - Serials
30.00
Midwest Library Serv. - Books
42.34
Ia-Ill Gas & Electric - Charges
618.86
Northwestern Bell - Charges
7.20
D & J Industrial Laundry - Services
20.40
Iowa City Flying Serv. - Services
120.00
Gringer Feed & Grain - Agric. Supplies
252.00
Verton Miller - Agric. Supplies
240.89
Consumers Co-op - Agric. Supplies
1,072.58
Eldon C. Stusman Agric. Supplies
1,019.33
Iowa City Ready Mix - Surf. Materials
580.50
Crescent Electric Co. - Supplies
405.72
Ia-Ill Gas & Electric - Charges
333.20
Doane Agric. Service - Services
36.00
PPG Industries - Bldg. Repairs
20.94
Welt-Ambrisco Insurance - Bond (Embree)
105.00
Pleasant Valley Orchard - Trees
4,551.32
Kieck's - Uniforms
3,769.60
Gretchen Grimm - Cash Fund
75.00
Melvin Lynch - Cash Fund
75.00
AAA World Travel Agency - Air Fare
172.00
The Highlander Inn - Meals
148.75
Answer Iowa, Inc. - Services
40.85
The Iowa Bystander - Publications
8.00
Garon Products Inc. - Surfacing Materials
95.00
Slager Appliances - Equipment
349.95
Hawkeye Wholesale Grocery - Building Supp.
212.65
The Interstate Shopper - Publications
13.80
The River Products Co. - Surfacing Mat.
221.30
Richard Mathews - Charges
1.63
Inst. for Management - Subscription
9.00
Hayek, Hayek & Hayek - Services
238.20
Sargent's Wholesale Feeds, Inc. - Supplies
94.50
Saylor Locksmithing - Supplies
3.25
Iowa Lumber Co. - Supplies
8.92
Omaha World Herald - Publication
34.58
' Sun & Fun Inc. - Equip. Rep.
168.72
'-` Bontrager Machine & Welding - Bldg. Supp.
9.50
Means Service Center - Services
182.57
Ron Mavrias - Refund
19.00
Roxanne Miller - Refund
19.00
Linda Olsen - Refund
19.00
Dodie Huey - Refund
19.00
Ted Wernimont - Refund
19.00
Karla Miller - Refund
19.00
Kirkwood Kwik Kleen - Services
80.30
Kelly Heating Serv. - Equip. Rep.
25.00
Ot
06.50
Union Bus - Freight
University Camera & Sound Ctr - Serv.
8.43
Fay's Fire Equip. - Safety Supplies
118.50
Contractor's Tool & Supply Co. - Supplies
286.40
Urban Potential Inc./C.T. Vivian
125.00
Pyramid Service, Inc. - Equip. Rep.
41.65
Petroleum Equip & Serv. - Equip. Rep.
28.50
Nagle Lumber - Supplies
214.62
City of Cylinder - Equipment
2,000.00
Sue Buckley - Refund
19.00
Ottumwa Boiler Works Inc. - Bldg. Repair
2,600.00
National Rec. & Park Assoc. - Book
19.71
The Northway Corp. - Repairs
659.46
Minnesota Signal Inc. - Rep. Supp.
379.83
Int'l. Conf. Bldg. Officials - Books
722.99
Dictaphone Corp. - Equip. Rep.
43.00
L. L. Pelling Co., Inc. - Surfacing Mater. 727.54
Des Moines Register & Trib. - Publication
38.08
Consumers Co-op Sac. - Fuel
3,740.90
Harvey W. Henry - Chemicals
249.84
Iowa City Laboratory Inc. - Services
136.90
City Appliance Serv. - Equip. Rep.
24.60
Best Rental Center - Equip. Rental
43.00
Bankers Advertising Co. - Services
263.10
Adventure Outfitters - Supplies
76.00
William W. Petrie - Services
314.10
J. B. Smothers - Firemen's Food Allowance
8.33
Waterloo Daily Courier - Publications
21.00
Sydney Laner & Co. - Supplies
353.27
Central Pool Supply Co. - Supplies
36.06
U. S. Games Inc. - Supplies
35.70
Precision Photo Labs - Services
130.01
Olympian Sports Products - Uniforms
83.00
Channing L. Bete Co., Inc. - Book
119.33
K -Mart - Agric. Supplies
59.55
Hawkeye Lumber Co. - Bldg. Supp.
488.59
Mason City Warehouse Corp. - Moving Exp.
554.20
Altorfer Machinery Co. - Vehicle Rep.
847.81
Winebrenner-Dreusicke Inc. - Vehicle
1,554.92
Hugh A. Mose, Jr. - Moving Expense
629.64
House & Home - Subscription
14.00
Kelly Finn - Refund
5.00
Edward Sanhueza - Refund
20.00
U.S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co. - Refund
1.00
Pat Harding - Refund
133.00
Street Amet - Equip. Repair
105.61
American Seating - Rep. Supplies
66.26
Noel's Tree Service - Services
2,234.50
Rapids Reproduction - Supplies
479.69
Overton Chemical Sales Inc. - Chemicals
1,701.55
State Treasurer of Iowa - Sales Tax
145.53
Bicycle License Change Fund - Change Fund
90.00
Northwestern Bell - Charges
4,812.61
167,007.57
DEBT SERVICE FUND
Iowa State Bank - Interest
1,741.75
Security National Bank - Interest
425.00
Ia Des Moines Nat'l. Bank - Interest
170.00
First National Bank - Interest
1,487.50
Iowa State Bank - Interest
700.00
First Nat'l. Bank - Interest
37,275.00
ENTERPRISE FUNDS
Blue Cross/Blue Shield - Health Ins.
40.00
Ia Des tloiloNat'l, Bank - Interest
119,148.50
Security Nat'l. Bank - Interest
637.50
Albert J. Soucek, D.D.S. - Interest
17.00
First National Dank - Interest
050.05
'
CAPITAL PROJECTS FUNDS
622.22
George R. Bonnett - Services
476.31
Johnson Machine Shop Inc. - Supplies
12.05
Wehner, Nowysz, & Pattschull - Services
375.80
Iowa Appraisal & Research Corp. - Services 1,500.00
Jerrie Rogers Construction Co. - Improv.
3,140.02
Veenstra & Kimm - Services
13,801.82
Barron Motor Supply - Bldg. Suppl.
14.70
Iowa City Ready Mix, Inc. - Surf. Mat.
208.40
O'Brien Electric Co. - Improvements
4,998.93
Highlander Inn - Lodging
17.51
OeWayne Guernsey - Services
650.00
Assoc. Abstract & Title - Services
60.00
Joan or Trevor Crick - Improvements
635.00
Howard R. Green Co. - Services
3,670.40
Jerrie Rogers Const. - Improvements
3,150.00
Kimberly Barn Landscaping - Trees
9,354.60
Jim Schroeder Const. - Improvements
659.00
Hansen Lind Meyer Inc. - Services
6,318.68
Ken's Dist. Co. - Supplies
16.11
Iowa City Press -Citizen - Publications
120.85
Soil Testing Serv. of Iowa - Services
4,040.18
Best Rental Center - Equip. Rental
60.00
Kreb's Enterprises - Services
3,237.10
Republic Electric Co. - Supplies
408.90
5 ,926.36
ENTERPRISE FUNDS
Blue Cross/Blue Shield - Health Ins.
2,354.10
Water Bond Reserve - Transfer
119,148.50
Petty Cash - Supplies
8.45
Marianne C. Skinner - Refund
10.00
Water Bond & Int. Res. - Transfer
466.67
Sewer Bond & Int. Res. - Transfer
622.22
Ia-Illinois Gas & Electric - Charges
372.12
D & J Industrial Laundry - Services
484.23
Dadco Corp. - Equip.
307.52
Fisher Scientific Co. - Lab Supplies
385.07
Hartwig Motors Inc. - Equipment
4,149.70
Stevens Sand & Gravel Co. - Supplies
29.95
Maher Brothers Transfer - Equip. Serv.
20.00
Linder Tire Serv. - Supplies
82.71
James McCabe - Safety Supplies
15.00
John Alberhasky - Refund
4.36
Richard Schultz - Refund
1.25
Steve E. Jordan - Refund
8.54
D & J Industrial Laundry - Refund
7.73
Capitol Implement Co. - Repairs
499.91
Harry Boren - Travel Expense
5.74
Aero Rental - Equip. Rental
12.00
Union Supply Co. - Bldg. Sup.
30.30
Dewey's Crane Serv. - Equip. Serv.
80.00
Paul Meyers Rustproofing - Equipment
280.00
Sewer Bond & Int. Sinking Res. - Transfer 49,480.00
Hilltop DX - Vehicle Maint.
4.00
Linder Tiregrvice - Veh. Rep. 4P4.50
Hootman Robo - Veh. Maint. 2.25
Barron Motor Supply - Supplies 8.28
Crescent Electric Supply - Supplies 5.79
John's Grocery Inc. - Supplies 5.70
City Electric Supply INc. - Electrical Supp. 38.07
Plumber's Supply Co. - Supplies
77.11
James Schlott - Refund
2.90
Lenoch & Cilek - Supplies
4.19
Krall Oil Co. Inc. - Fuel
233.23
John Nash Grocer, Inc. Supplies
23.40
Iowa City Ready Mix Inc. - Surfacing Mat.
2,559.87
Breese's Auto Parts - Vehicle Rep. Supp.
12.34
Sieg Co. - Supplies
69.68
Communications Engineering Co. - Equip.
Rep 403.50
Ia-Ill Gas & Electric - Charges
10,716.23
Marcus Henley - Refund
8.61
Mac M. Inv. - Refund
2.81
The Harstad Co. - Rep. Sup.
32.00
Westinghouse Electric Co. - Equip. Rep. Supp.
97.87
Truck Transport Inc. - Freight
526.39
Water Products Co. - Supplies
126.00
Allied Chemical - Chemicals
4,760.17
Automatic Systems Co. - Repairs
119.56
Neptune Water Meter Co. - Supplies
7,063.94
Power Equip. Co. - Equip. Rep. Sup.
190.04
Johnson County Ready Mix - Surf. Mat.
41.75
Industrial Engineering - Equip. Rep. Sup.
41.60
Fleetway Stores - Supplies
38.23
Ken's Dist. Co. - Supplies
63.33
Answer Iowa Inc. - Services
47.55
River Products Co. - Surf. Materials
482.13
Mott's Drug Store - Services
41.00
Randall's Food Store - Services
53.90
Pearson's Drug Store - Services
18.40
Hy -Vee Food Store - Services
68.50
Stephen Alloy - Refund
31.64
Holly Boone - Refund
5.25
Joe Kennedy - Refund
12.95
Ed Thompson - Refund
3.89
Bontrager Machine & Welding - Equip. Rep.
195.00
Means Service Center - Services
10.24
McCabe Equipment Inc. - Equipment
427.70
Kelly Heating Serv. - Bldg. Rep.
36.90
Sun Oil Co. - Fuel
11.94
Contractors Tool & Supply Co. - Supplies
219.16
Nagle Lumber - Supplies
94.75
Montgomery Elevator Co. - Equip. Rep.
52.90
Municipal Supply Inc. - Supplies
4,852.17
Consumers Co-op Society - Fuel
688.06
City of Coralville - Services
18.79
McKesson Chemical Co. - Chemicals
3,015.83
Hupp Electric Motors - Repairs
213.91
Joseph G. Pollard Co. - Equip. Rep.
35.85
Pom Inc. - Rep. Sup.
125.20
St. Regis Paper Co. - Supplies
48.23
Hawkeye Lumber Co. - Bldg. Sup.
68.90
Griffin Pipe Products Co. - Equip. Supp.
21,207.30
Wilson Concrete Co. - Supplies
169.52
Don Akin - Supplies
15.00
TRUST & AGENCY
Petty Cash - Purchases for Resale
05.79
State TreaAr - Sales Tax
491.99
Northwestern Bell - Charges
1,875.71
IPERS - IPERS
2,393.19
IPERS - FICA
246,268.65
TRUST & AGENCY
Petty Cash - Purchases for Resale
125.50
6.00
Nat'l. Field Research Ctr. - Services
100.00
Medical Assoc. - Services
Fremont Isaacs - Bldg. Rental
60.00
Carole McCrone - Postage
68.06
166.00
Ebsco Sub. Serv. - Serials
13.00
Petty Cash - Supplies
99.45
Fandrei Inc. - Off. Equip.
6.00
The Baker & Taylor Co. - Books
25.67
Highsmith Co., Inc. - Office Equip.
Peck's Green Thumb Nursery - Plantings
1,767.00
Pleasant Valley Orchard - Plantings
200.00
10.21
Bernie Knight - Equip. Rental
Serv. - Supplies
177.57
ABC Office Coffee
3.70
B & K Ribbon Co. - Supplies
100.00
Iowa State University - Services
38.21
Iowa Lumber Co. - Supplies
11,123.00
Pleasant Valley Orchard - Trees
20.00
Paul Hightower Photography - Services
Pierson's Wholesale Florists, Inc. - Agric.
Supplies
519.65
Timberland Gardens - Agric. Supplies
Brenneman Seed & Pet Ctr. - Agric. Supp.
219.00
505.25
Sherman Nursery Co. - Trees
47.89
Nancy Seiberling - Supplies
75.20
Taylor Rental - Equip. Rental
18.40
Interstate Shopper - Publication
3 72
Emilee Rubright - Postage
13.92
Marsha McClelland - Supplies
7.22
Joan Williamson - Agric. Supplies
Services
1,110.87
Leon Lyvers Tree Survey -
University of Iowa - Work Study Wages
75,900
Frohwein Supply Co. - Supplies
The F -Stop Camera & Supply - Services
Police Retirement System - Contribution
32.76
9,192.18
IPERS - FICA
15,194.50
IPERS - IPERS
11,025.20
52,371.93
INTRAGOVERNMENTAL SERVICE
Blue Cross/Blue Shield - Health Ins.
1,632.60
Hawkeye State Bank - Payroll Transf.
40,173.42
Hawkeye State Bank - Payroll Transf.
27,760.38
Candy Morgan - Travel Advance
40.00
Juvenile Officers Inst. - Registrations
390.00
Petty Cash - Supplies
14.52
Leo Eastwood - Travel Advance
601.00
Elbert & Assoc. - Data Processing
3,450.00
00
Int'l. Municipal Signal Assoc. - Member.
30,00
Helm Inc. - Books
Kirkwood Comm. College - Refund
8.36
James Smothers - Travel Advance
50.00
50.00
Elmer Beckler - Travel Advance
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Juanita Vetter - Travel Advance
200.00
Dan Fountain - Travel Advance
200.00
Gary Embree - Travel Advance
200.00
Neal G. Berlin - Travel Advance
125.00
Melvin W. Jones - Travel Advance
100.00
Mabel Woods - Refund
5.00
Hawkeye State Bank - Payroll Transfer
157,673.21
Ia-Ill Gas & Electric - Charges
463.53
Carole deProsse - Travel Advance
75.00
Don Akin - Travel Advance
275.00
Frank Johnson - Travel Advance
60.00
Gary Embree - Travel Advance
200.00
Robert Vevera - Travel Advance
200.00
Al Young - Travel Advance
212.00
D & J Industrial Laundry - Services
256.69
Welt-Ambrisco Insurance - Bond
100.00
Don Doumakes - Refund
5.34
Michael Townsend - Refund
1.79
Mark Verrman - Refund
3.14
Gerald Arrington - Refund
3.94
Jana Evarts - Mileage
13.50
Ralph Cox - Travel Advance
60.00
Polytechnic Data Corp. - Equip. Rental
20.00
Hartwig Motors Inc. - Equipment
2,600.00
Linder Tire Service - Equip. Repair
173.10
Town & Country Electirc - EQuip. Maint.
178.90
Koch Brothers - Supplies
141.14
Scott Fackrell - Refund
2.71
Terry Illingsworth - Refund
1.02
Michael McRoberts - Refund
1.02
Mim Anderson - Refund
5.09
Ann Dresselhaus - Refund
5.94
William Heingel - Refund
6.97
Richard Vosole - Refund
6.86
Gregory Bagsby - Refund
6.78
Ellen Weinberg - Refund
1.53
Richard Berger - Refund
2.04
Donald Cope - Refund
3.59
... Michael Blandford - Refund
1.70
Greg Gaulke - Refund
2.12
Becky Iverson - Refund
3.94
Joella Park - Refund
1.78
Ina Pollack - Refund
2.12
Joy Jameson - Refund
1.02
Nancy Stark - Refund
4.40
GMC Truck & Coach - Vehicle Rep. Supp.
6,283.70
Capitol Implement Co. - Repairs
120.21
Johnson Machine Shop - Repair Supplies
315.96
Ahern -Pershing Office Supply - Office
Sup. 111.06
Quill Corp. - Office Equip.
460.44
Bob Zimmerman Ford - Vehicle Rep. Sup.
166.24
Ann Franzen - Refund
3.83
Hilltop DX - Veh. Maint.
1.00
Barron Motor Supply - Supplies
230.96
Crescent Electric Supply - Elect. Sup.
49.34
Old Capitol Motors - Veh. Repair Sup.
93.75
Hartwig Motors Inc. - Veh. Repair Sup.
93.06
New Method Equipment - Equip. Rep. Sup.
1,888.51
North Bay Construction Co. - Refund
5,865.06
*7.70
Plumbers Su�y Co. - Plumbing Sup.
James Schlot}}} - Refund
10.00
Lenoch & Cilek - Cleaning Sup.
13.35
Krall Oil Co. - Fuel
6,662.74
Sears & Roebuck - Tools
28.40
John Nash Grocer Co., Inc. - Sanitation Sup. 24.25
Leon Lyvers Tree Surgery - Tree Trimming
90.00
Breese's Auto Parts - Supplies
760.08
Gene Dietz - Travel Advance
500.00
Sieg Co. - Supplies
888.44
Diane Buroff - Refund
2.55
Richard Huber - Refund
2.55
Chris Frank - Refund
4.24
Marcella Hawkins - Refund
3.83
Karl Schaefer - Refund
3.88
Pat Grady - Refund
3.75
James Donkersloot - Refund
2.72
Joy Wilson - Refund
5.34
Marcus Henley - Refund
10.00
Mark A. Hanson - Refund
2.47
Dave Lovewell - Refund
5.25
Jennifer Lincoln - Refund
1.27
Bruce Leckbank - Refund
1.11
Joan Jensen - Refund
1.61
James Bice - Refund
5.94
Alan Keifer - Refund
3.30
David T. Inman - Refund
3.90
Hawkeye State Bank - Payroll Transfer
191,621.47
Wallace E. Carlson - Travel Advance
300.00
N. Madsen - Refund
1.50
Hawkeye Glove Mfg. Inc. - Safety Supplies
523.50
Xerox Corp. - Supplies
3,045.09
James K. Fisher - Services
307.75
Robert J. Stika - Services
102.00
Thomas M. Immerman - Services
51.90
Julia Sharpless - Services
153.88
Kar Products - Supplies
834.90
Addressograph Multigraph - Equip. Rep. Sup.
87..97
Homewood Electric - Bldg. Repairs
711.80
Richard Blum - Travel Advance
125.00
Dale Helling - Services
17.28
Robert Stika - Services
40.84
David Arkovich - Services
19.02
Int'l. Business Machines - Office Sup.
714.53
Ditch Witch -Iowa Inc. - Vehicle Repair
cr (50.80)
Frohwein Supply Co., Office Supplies
32.94
University of Iowa - Work Study Wages
14.22
Goodfellow Co. - Services
309.65
Iowa City Press -Citizen - Publications
27.77
Power Equipment - Equip. Rep. Sup.
186.55
Fleetway Stores - Supplies
29.59
Ken's Dist. - Supplies
35.21
Old Creamery Theatre - Admission
143.75
Stage Door Restaurant - Meals
273.24
Field Museum - Admission
322.00
The Highlander Inn - Meals
8.75
Ed Schultz - Travel Advance
82.50
Eugene A. Dietz - Travel Advance
145.00
Northwestern Bell - Charges
35.24
Professional Muffler, Inc. - Vehicle Rep.
2.50
I'! I
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
First National Bank - Bonds 4,000.00
First National Bank - Bonds 14,950.00
Unibank & Trust - Interest 7,350.00
$26,300.00
SPECIAL REVENUE
Rock Island R.R. - Improvements 21,783.10
3. 0
LEASED HOUSING H8
Various Landlords - Rent 21,041.00
Doris Bell - Rent 74.00
Leased Housing N23 - Membership 18.00
Ruby Myles - Refund 5.00
Dale Dehamer - Refund 2.00
Francis Sueppel - Rent 54.00
Richard Brooker - Rent 150.00
•10.20
Bontrager M•hine & Wldg. - Vehicle Rep.
Means Service Center - Services
45.96
H.D. Knowling - Vehicle Rep.
10.52
Novotny's Cycle Center - Supplies
3.00
Mac Tools Dist. - Tools
11.42
Mid -State Dist. - Office Supplies
128.47
Butler Paper - Supplies
491.80
Friends Meeting House - Services
70.00
Kessler Dist. - Misc. Supplies
92.58
Lewis Motor Supply Inc. - Vehicle Rep.
53.78
Hawkland Motors - Vehicle Rep.
70.34
Standard Stationery Supply - Office Supp.
161.99
Cline Truck & Equip. - Vehicle Rep.
104.07
Contractors Tool & Supply - Misc. Sup.
8.11
Pyramid Service - Vehicle Rep. Sup.
45.92
Nagle Lumber - Hardware
2.13
Midwest Carbon Co. - Office Sup.
238.82
Consumers Co-op Society - Fuel
592.87
West Allis Inn - Lodging (Reynolds)
30.16
Siekert & Baum Inc. - Office Sup.
47.88
Republic Refrigeration - Equip. Rep. Sup.
548.48
K -Mart - Safety Supplies
106.92
Altorfer Machinery Co. - Vehicle Rep. Sup.
144.12
Winebrenner-Dreusicke Inc. - Vehicle Rep.
368.07
Cedar Rapids Truck Ctr. - Vehicle Rep. Sup. 44.12
American Seating - Repair Supplies
132.52
Meyer & Wenthe - Office Sup.
12.44
Sheila Galer - Refund
1.02
Tom Eichler - Refund
2.12
Rick Wilk - Refund
4:24
Toung Ton -That - Refund
1.36
Chicago, National League Ball Club -Admission
190.00
State Treasurer of Iowa - Sales Tax
18.56
Hawkeye State Bank - Payroll Transfer
41,630.29
Melrose Development Co. - Refund
9,852.75
Northwestern Bell - Charges
361.06
Russ Mishak Agency - Insurance
456.00
Northwestern Bell - Charges
55.55
IPERS - IPERS
230.55
IPERS - FICA
744.59
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
First National Bank - Bonds 4,000.00
First National Bank - Bonds 14,950.00
Unibank & Trust - Interest 7,350.00
$26,300.00
SPECIAL REVENUE
Rock Island R.R. - Improvements 21,783.10
3. 0
LEASED HOUSING H8
Various Landlords - Rent 21,041.00
Doris Bell - Rent 74.00
Leased Housing N23 - Membership 18.00
Ruby Myles - Refund 5.00
Dale Dehamer - Refund 2.00
Francis Sueppel - Rent 54.00
Richard Brooker - Rent 150.00
,511.52
URBAN RENEWAL
Hawkeye Refrigeration -.Repairs 24.00
Iowa City Ready Mix Inc. - Concrete 193.50
R. M. Boggs Co., Inc. - Repairs 288.79
506.29
GRAND TOTAL $1,171,228.47
The preceding dusbursements allocated by fund in
the total amount of $1,171,228.47 represent an
accurate accounting of obligations of the City of
Iowa City.
-s-Rosemary Vitosh
Director of Finance
Kathleen & Stephen Bright - Rent
108.00
Allan Poots & Assoc. - Rent
92.00
21,544.00
LEASED HOUSING N23
Various Landlords - Rent
11,315.00
Geneva Crofoot - Refund
50.00
NAHRO - Membership
36.00
Life Investors - Damages
40.00
Mayme Bright - Refund
50.00
Alphonso Blackhawk - Refund
20.00
City of Iowa City - Charges
26.59
Blanche Nash - Refund
5.00
Anne Kain - Refund
42.33
Mary Miller - Refund
50.00
Irene Whetstine - Refund
50.00
John W. Smith - Refund
50.00
Dale Michel - Refund
50.00
City of Iowa City - May Expenses
2,661.60
Geneva Wilcox - Rent
65.00
,511.52
URBAN RENEWAL
Hawkeye Refrigeration -.Repairs 24.00
Iowa City Ready Mix Inc. - Concrete 193.50
R. M. Boggs Co., Inc. - Repairs 288.79
506.29
GRAND TOTAL $1,171,228.47
The preceding dusbursements allocated by fund in
the total amount of $1,171,228.47 represent an
accurate accounting of obligations of the City of
Iowa City.
-s-Rosemary Vitosh
Director of Finance
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Civic Center L2 DDIowa City, Iowa
AUG2 21977
ABBIE ST01-FUS)
To Whom It May Concern: CITY CLERK
We are writing to voice our deeply felt concerns about
the construction of a 400 -capacity discotheque on the second
floor of Nemo's Apartment Store, 2.23 East Washington Street.
As of now there exist no blueprints at the Civic Center
from which one might make a detailed examination of the
remodeling plans. We are nevertheless concerned, at this
time, that the construction of such a. facility may be contrary
to the welfare and safety of the Iowa City community; we
are also fearful that a discotheque in that location will
render hardships upon our personal business, a plumbing com-
pany and rental apartments at 227 East Washington Street,
which we have owned and operated for nearly forty years.
In particular, we are worried that a discotheque on
that second floor location may invite fire, structural and/or
environmental hazards. We are not convinced that adequate
fire protection safeguards have been taken throughout the building
in terms of sprinkler systems on both floors and the complete
fireproofing of walls, floor and ceiling. We are also
concerned that there may be structural damage inflicted upon
the walls and/or foundations which we share with these neighbors;
many tons of weight will be placed on our building when the
discotheque is filled to capacity.
And finally, we are apprehensive that the tenants who
rent apartments from us on the second and third floors of
our 227 Fast Washington Street building will be disturbed
by founds emanating from activities next door. At the request
of and in full cooperation with the City of Iowa City, Larew
Company recently spent several thousand dollars to improve
those apartment dwellings. We did so in anticipation of a
long-term future to rent those same apartments at existing
market rates. We are therefore particularly concerned that our
neighbors will strictly abide by the noise and sound regulations
as stipulated in the City housing code.
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Larew Company
• • August 19, 1977
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We recently had the pleasure of meeting with the new
City housing inspector, Mike Kucharak, and we conveyed our
concerns to him. We hope to be kept informed of future
developments, when more specific plans are made available
by the builders.
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Yours truly, /
"h lfo V, Larew
LAREW COMPANY
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MAYOR
MARY NEUHAWER
COUNCIL MEMBERS
JOHN BALMFR
CAROL MPnOSSL
L P. FOSTER
DAVID PEHRET
MAX SELZER
ROBERTVEVERA
Mr. Telford Larew
227 East Washington
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Dear Mr. Larew:
At its regular meeting of August 30, 1977, the City Council received and placed
on file your letter concerning the construction of a discotheque on the second
floor of Nemo's Apartment Store. The concerns mentioned in your letter have
also been voiced by our staff. However, the Inspection Services Division and
the Fire Department have viewed this structure from every possible safety stand-
point to assure code compliance. In addition, a sprinkler system is being in-
stalled. However, we have asked that a registered engineering firm submit to
the City a structural report to find out if the building will withstand the
type of occupancy expected in a discotheque. Construction has been halted on
this project until this report has been submitted.
Thank you for expressing your concerns. If you have further concerns or
questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Ie
G. Berlin
City Manager
cc: Director of Housing and Inspection of Services Department
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902 Rider Street
Iowa City, Iowa
August 19, 1977
Iowa City Council
Civic Center
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Dear Council Members:
•CEIVED AUG 2 21977
As noted above, I live on Rider Street and am very much concerned that
Manville Heights is the only section of Iowa City not covered by a
tornado warning siren, since the siren on Lincoln School grounds was
disconnected because the sound hurt a professor's ears! He must not
consider what a tornado might do to him, especially if we are not
warned.
The city did make a mistake in putting the siren so close to his house
and I suggest that the city move it to the corner of the school grounds
at the intersection of Rider and Teeters Court so there will be a street
between it and the nearest house.
The professor is not even here when we are most apt to have a tornado.
They have made a habit for years of leaving for Maine the day school
is out in the spring and not returning until the day before school
starts in the fall.
I and many more concerned neighbors would greatly appreciate this siren
being connected again.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Celeste Hoherz
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September 6, 1977
MAYOR
MARY NEUNAUEEB
COUNCIL MEMBERS
ANN BALMER
CAROL.PROESE
". FOSTER
DAVID FERRET
MAXSEUER
ROBERTVEVERA
Mrs. Celeste Hoherz
902 Rider Street
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Dear Mrs. Hoherz:
At its regular meeting of August 30, 1977, the City Council received and placed
on file your letter concerning the lack of a tornado warning siren in your
area of -Iowa City. The entire warning siren system is being reevaluated by
the new civil defense director, Pat McCarney. Your comments and those of
others who expressed similar concerns will be taken into consideration during
this -evaluation.
If you have further comments or questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
S1 cerely yours,
City Manager
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Hawaii Mathematics
4018 Harbor City Boulevard
Eau Gallie, Florida 32935
15 August 1977
Mayor & City Council
Iowa
City, Iowa
.Dear
Sirs:
In a.,recent
stay in your city I noticed
that your drinking water
is _terrible. For the first time in my
life I had to throw away a
Coke
because the water spoiled it.
i{
Yourstores
sell things to take out the
smells, bad tastes, iron,
and hardening minerals --this last at the
expense of your citizens
S
with''heart
trouble, but not all in one
package. It would cost much
less
to clean up your water before it
entered the water mains. The
'
good
people of Iowa could send you to
the White House for this.
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With:all
the brains in the University
of Iowa to help you, I am
`
sure
you could figure out how to clean
up your water for I have
'
already thought of several ways to go
about it without even a small
>
bond
The best way to go about
itis to hire a good man and
tell
,issue.
him, "Do it."
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MAYOR
MARY NEUNAUSEH
COUNCILMEMEHS
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DAVIOPERRET
M"SELZEN
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Mr. Valentine Christian
4018 Harbor City Boulevard
Eau Gallie, Florida 32935
Dear Mr. Christian:
At its regular meeting of August 30, 1977, the City Council received and placed
on file your letter concerning your experience with drinking water in the Iowa
City area. I would appreciate learning where you were in this area when you
had this experience. There are several water systems in this area - Iowa City's,
CoralvilleIs, and the University of Iowa's.
We hope you will have other pleasant memories about your visit to Iowa City
and that you will return.
Thank you for expressing your concerns.
Sip/erely yours,
00
(rBerlin
eal G. Berl i n
City Manager
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1977
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P.O. BOX 2350
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IOWA CITY, IOWA 52
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PHONE 337-9637
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T0: City Council - Iowa City, IA
The enclosed information, explains in detail a coop advertising pro-
gram developed by the Iowa Development Commission. It was started
last year with some 18 communities participating. Indicators are
that at least 25 communities will be involved this year. Investments
ranged from $1,000 to $3,000 last year and if the same form is followed,
the Development Commission will put in 2 for every thousand by a com-
munity and each ad will have three communities involved, plus the
commission.
Business Development Incorporated believes it to be a good way of
advertising our community without getting involved in prohibitive
costs. Since the city has set aside funds for economic development,
we are suggesting this program as one way to solicit inquiries from
firms looking for locations in our area.
You.will note the cut off date of September 2, 1977, so it will be
necessary for you to take immediate action if Iowa City is to be a
part.
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IOVA'd a place to grow
DATE: August 22, 1977
TO:— Industrial Development Contacts
FROM: Gary L. Owens
SUBJECT: Cooperative Advertising Program
About 25 communities met with us on August 18, and determined they
wished for the Commission to continue the program.
We are going to move quickly on the program so the first ads will
appear in the November issues. In order for us to move at this
pace, we need a commitment as.to the dollar level you will participate
with us. Please include any comments you feel should be considered
as we prepare the program. The minimum investment is $1,000.00
The cut off date will be September 2, 1977.
We are enclosing copies of two ads so you will be familiar with
the basic format. Again this year, the community will develop
i copy for their part.
Please feel free to call if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Gary L. Owens
Director
Industrial Development
(515) 2B1-3500
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Enclosure
COOPERATIVE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
ADVERTISING PROGRAM
COMMUNITY:
CONTACT:
ADDRESS:
Yes, we are interested.
No, we are not interested at this time.
Dollar figure we will commit:
Please return this coupon to: Gary Owens, Director
Industrial Development Division
Iowa Development Commission
250 Jewett Building
Des Moines, Iowa 50309
Comments:
i
:, -Iowa workers add 17.5% more value to
the products they produce than the aver-
age American worker. That's 701/2 minutes
productivity for an hour's .pay, 47 hours
productivity for 40 hours pay or 61 weeks
of productivity for a year'ssalary. But no
matter how you look at it, the fact is, Iowa
workers work better.
• These are reasons why 136 of Ameri-
ca's top 500 companies now operate 303
plants in Iowa. For information on all the
other reasons, send the coupon.
1--------------------------------1
For more information, write: O� 'I{��� • 1
1 Richard I. Powell, Director
Industrial Development Division 1
1 Iowa Development Commission 1
250 lowott Bldg. Dept. F77
1 Des Moines, Iowa 50309 d place to grow
1 (515)281.3500 1
1 Send me information on the following: ❑ Iowa 1
1 1
❑ Belmond ❑ Burlington ❑ Des Moines 1
1
1 NAME 1
1 FIRM PHONE — 1
1 ADDRESS 1
1 1
1 CITY 1
I
� STATE 2I1 1
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Positive community business
climate is demonstrated by city
financing and the availability of
developed sites at cost. Missis-
sippi River navigation and stable
work force available.
For information: Burlington
Area Development Corporation,
P.O. Box 1024.3rd and Valley Sts.,
Burlington, Iowa 52601, 319-752-
2320
:Y-1 ! .Y.I :Y.
1976 computerized labor survey
available. Choose from four plant
sites (largest 80 acres) with rail
and natural gas. Excellent water
supply plus 300,000 gallon tower
under construction. Outstanding
health and education services.
For information: Belmond Indus-
trial Development Corp. Bel -
mond, Iowa 50421, 515-444.2391
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A good place to work, without
long commuting. Educational,
medical and shopping facilities
rival much larger cities. Enjoy
clear blue sky and clean air many
city dwellers find only on vaca.
tion.
For Information: Jim Ward,
Bureau of Economic Develop.
mont. 800 Iftgh Street, Dos
Moines, Iowa 50307, 515.283-2161
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e1h'l�7
1kMV a __711.
::Iowa workers add 17.5% more value to
the products they produce than the aver-
age American workeY. That's 70'/2 minutes
productivity for an hour's pay, 47. hours
productivity for 40 hours pay or 61 weeks
of productivity for a year's salary. But no
matter how you look at it, the fact is, Iowa
Workers work better.
These are reasons why 136 of Ameri-
ca's top 500 companies now operate 303
plants in Iowa. For iriformation on all the
other reasons, send the coupon. ,
.------------------------------
1
1 For more information. write: 1
1 Richard 1. Powell, Director
if Industrial Development Division
Iowa Development Commission p
1 250 Jewett Bldg. Dept. i reI Desl O� �w�, • `�-/� 1
1 (5515)1281 3500owa 50309 a JDJace t0 grow 1
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1 Send me information on the following: 0 Iowa 1
1 1
1 ❑Ottumwa ❑ Sioux City ❑ Sheldon 1
1 NAME 1
1 FIRM ------ PHONE
1 ADDRESS t
1 1
1 CITY __ 1
1
1 STATE ZIP
Circle 134 opposite last page.
44 AUGUST 1977 roor, PROCESSING
Two fully developed industrial
Parks. Park "A" has 8000 it. of 33
R. concrete streets with utilities to
all lots. Park "B -is located at the
airport with taxi strips to the prin.
ciple runway. Located of the junc.
tion of US highways 34 and 63. 60
motor carriers and four major rail
lines. Buildings now available.
For information: Bill Byrum, Ot-
tumwa Area Development Corp„
Box 308, Ottumwa, Iowa 52501,
515-682-0829
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Located in.norlhweslern Iowa.
Sheldon offers total community
interest in development. You'll
find a productive labor force plus
a 60 -acre industrial park with
utilities; good highway and rail
transportation; an area voce.
tional college; indoor pool; tennis;
golf; excellent schools, churches
and shopping center; area postal
P: lelephone center.
For information: Sheldon In.
dustrial Development Corp., Box
375, Sheldon, IA. 51201, 712-324.
2813 ..
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This dynamic community of
90,000 on the Missouri River in
Northwest Iowa, is accessible by
air, water and interstate high.
way. Now ovailablo; a 224,000 sq.
It. building and a 33,000 sq. it.
building. Choose from an Im.
Inediulely available pool of 3,000
skilled productive workers.
For information: Industrial De.
velopment Council of Sioux City,
101 Pierce Street, Sioux City, Iowa
51101,(712) 258.7577. J
Area Development
Fortune
Industry Week
Handling & Shipping
Food Processing
Total
Cooperative Advertising Program
Profit Folders
21
8
29
10
7
75
Mini Packet
8
29
16
11
4
68
Total
29
37
45
21
11
143
Participating Communities/Dollars
Invested
Albia ($1,000)
Clinton ($1,000)
Maquoketa ($2,000)
Ankeny ($1,000)
Corning ($1 , 000)
Mason City ($1 , 000)
Belmond ($1,000)
Des Moines ($2,000)
Ottumwa ($1,000)
•,. Burlington ($1,000)
Fort Dodge ($3,000)
Quad Cities ($2,000)
Carter Take ($1 , 000)
Garner ($1,000)
Red Oak ($2,000)
Cedar Rapids ($2,000)
Harlan ($1,000)
Sheldon ($1,000)
Cherokee ($1,000)
Keokuk ($1,000)
Sioux City ($3,000)
The attached figures are a composite of all inquiries for all
cities.
City
Albia
Ankeny
Belmond
Burlington
Carter Lake
Cedar Rapids
Cherokee
Clinton
Corning
Des Moines
Ft. Dodge
Garner
Harlan
Keokuk
Maquoketa
Mason City
Ottumwa
Quad Cities
Red Oak
Sheldon
Sioux City
Grand Total
Profit Folders
17
17
19
19
5
17
11
11
5
19
11
14
14
4
4
4
4
14
4
4
6
223
Mini Packet
Total
33
50
33
50
8
27
8
27
3
8
33
50
7
18
7
18
3
8
8
27
7
18
9
23
9
23
4
8
4
8
4
8
4
8
9
23
4
8
4
8
3
9
204
427
Area Development
March
Area Development
April
Area Development
May
Area Development
June
Fortune
March
Fortune
April
Fortune
June
T"dustry Week
March
Industry Week
April
Industry Week
May
Industry Week
June
Handling & Shipping
March
Handling & Shipping
April
Handling & Shipping
May
Handling & Shipping
June
• Co-op Ad Replies •
Profits
Albia
7
Belmond
9
Cherokee
5
Garner
0
Sioux City
3
Ottumwa
0
Albia
5
Garner
10
Keokuk
4
Cherokee
6
Belmond.
9
Ottumwa
4
Sioux City
3
Albia
3
Keokuk
0
Ankeny
7
Burlington
9
Clinton
5
Harlan
0
Corning
2
Red Oak
0
Ankeny
5
Harlan
10
Maquoketa
4
Clinton
6
Burlington
9
Red Oak
4
Corning
3
Ankeny
3
Maquoketa
0
Cedar Rapids
7
Des Moines
9
Ft. Dodge
5
Quad Cities
0
Carter Lake
2
Sheldon
0
Cedar Rapids
5
Quad Cities
10
Mason City
4
Ft. Dodge
6
Des Moines
Sheldon
4
Carter Lake
3
Cedar Rapids
3
Mason City
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m
f::
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0
Profits
Food Processing
Albia
Ankeny
Cedar Rapids
March
2
2
2
Food Processing
Belmond
Burlington
Des Moines
April
1
1
—�—
Food Processing
Cherokee
Clinton
Ft. Dodge
May
�—
0
0
Food Processing
Garner
Harlan
Quad Cities
June
4
4
4
m
f::
Area Development
March
Area Development
April
Area Development
May
Area Development
June
Fortune
March
Fortune
April
-Fortune
June
Industry Week
March
Industry Week
April
Industry Week
may'
Industry Week
June
Handling & Shipping
March
:'Handling & Shipping
April
Handling & Shipping
May
Handling & Shipping
June
E
Co-op Ad Replies
Mini
Albia
0
Belmond
3
Cherokee
3
Garner
2
Sioux City
0
Ottumwa
0
Albia
29
Garner
4
Keokuk,
T—
Cherokee
3
Belmond
.0
Ottumwa
4
Sioux City
3
Albia
4
Keokuk
0
Anker
0
Burlington
3
Clinton
3
Harlan
2
Corning
0
Red Oak
0
Ankeny
29
Harlan
4
Maquoketa
4
Clinton
3
Burlington
5
Red Oak
4
Corning
3
Ankeny
4
Maquoketa
0
9
Cedar Rapids
0
Des Moines
3
Ft. Dodge
3
Quad Cities
2
Carter Lake
0
Sheldon
0
Cedar Rapids
29
Quad Cities
4
Mason City
4
Ft. Dodge
3
Des Moines
9
Sheldon
4
Carter Lake
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
0
t;
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-z-
Mini's
Food Processing
Albia'
Ankeny
Cedar Rapids
March
0
0
0
Food Processing
Belmond
Burlington
Des Moines
April
0
0
0
Food Processing
May
Cherokee
Clinton
Ft. Dodge
Food Processing
Garner
Harlan
Quad Cities
June
3
3
3
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WILL J. HAYEK
JOHN W. HAYEK
C. PETER HAYEK
C. JOSEPH HOLLAND
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HAYEK, HAYEK & HAYEK
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
110 EAST WASHINGTON STREET
IOWA CITY, IOWA 52240
The Honorable Mayor and
City Council of Iowa City
Civic Center
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Re: Sign Ordinance
August 24, 1977
Mayor and Council Members:
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AREA CODE 319
337.9606
Recently the Downtown Association wanted to put up a banner in
downtown Iowa City as a part of the bicycle race program. They were
unable to do so because our sign ordinance prohibits, among other
things, banners in any zoning district. I think that the sign ordinance
ought to be amended to permit banners and other signs of this sort
upon proper application for short periods of time in connection with
Special events.
Would you please discuss this and if the Council is interested
we will be happy to prepare an amending ordinance.
JWH:vb
cc: Mr. Neal Berlin
Mr. William Casey
Respectfully ub itted,
4W. 4�--
Joh W. Hayek
Fo�..ED
AUG2 51977
ABBIE STOLFU$
CITY CLERK
Plw
August 24, 1977
Members of the Council AUG2 41977 I�IIIII��JJJI�II
City of Iowa City
Iowa City, Iowa 52240 ,ABBIESTOLI'U-*
C" CLERK
Dear Council Members:
Carol deProsse's negative comments about my handling of the
Airport Master plan Study Application are unwarranted.
The study was authorized by the Airport Commission at our
meeting September 27, 1976 (see minutes). It was discussed
in last year. annual report to the council. It was discussed
�at our April meeting (see minutes). I personally gave the
council a progress report on the apnlication when various
commission members met informally with the Council May 26.
It was; discussed at the two June meetings we held (see
>, minutes).
In review, this Master Plan Study will cost $30,706. The
federal government will pay for 90% of the cost of the study,
the 'state government will pay 5%, and the city will pay
5,$:($1,535).
There are 16 separate administrative stens necessary to complete
the study'(see attached list). Ten of these have now been
completed by the Commission. The letter I sent to the FAA on
August 10 (with a copy to you and the City Manager) was
Step No. 10.
During the preparation of the master plan (Steps 14 E 15) there
will be several opportunities for public input, via public
hearings, as per FAA requirements.
Our primary goal is to get the Master Plan Study completed
as soon as possible, because we, as a Commission, feel that
we need.the.information that it will contain to help make future
plans for the airport. You may be assured that we will continue
to keep the Council and City Manager informed, as we have done
in the, past.
We respectfully request that you au:,hurize Neal Berlin or the
mayor to sign any additional Master Plan Study application
documents if my signature is not adequate, or in my absence, so
that completion of the study will not be unnecessarily delayed.
Sin�erc9 ,
CE. Peterypn,.Chairman
Airport Commission
cc: Meal Berlin
Airport Comm.
SPONSOR CHEST FOR PLANNING GRANT PROGRAF&P) PROJECTS
',1. -'Sponsor contacts Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)/State Aeronautics
(by telephone or letter).
2. Sponsor reviews FAA Advisory Circular AC 150/5900-1A, "The Planning Grant
Program for Airports", especially paragraphs 1 through 13.
3. Sponsor meets with FAA/State to discuss the application process and the
approved method for selection of a consultant.
4. Sponsor selects Consultant.* See para. 14 - 21.
5. Sponsor and Consultant prepare a preliminary description of work and cost
estimate, and submits it to FAA/State for informal review. See para. 8.
6. Sponsor and/or his Consultant notifies appropriate A-95 clearinghouses of
the proposed project. See para. 10.b.
7. FAA/State reviews the preliminary description of work and cost estimates,
and advises Sponsor as to acceptability.
�vb 8. Preapplication conference with the Sponsor, Consultant and FAA/State, if
necessary, to further discuss the proposed project. See para. 8.,
9. Sponsor and/or Consultant begin preparation.of the application. See para. 10.
10. Sponsor completes and executes the application, and submits original and two
(2) copies of application and attachments to FAA. See para. 9
11. FAA reviews application and determines whether the project is approvable.
12. FAA sends grant offer to Sponsor. Sponsor accepts and returns executed
Agreements to FAA with the resolution authorizing execution. See para. 13.
13.FAA reviews the execution of the Resolution and Grant Agreements and notifies
sponsor to issue a Notice to Proceed.
14. Master Plan Study begins. Responsibilities of the sponsor during the course
P, of a study normally include:
" a) Sponsor/Consultant furnishes Quarterly progress Reports. See para.
24-26 & 30.,
b) Sponsor/Consultant furnishes preliminary study findings to FAA for
review in accord with schedule established in scope of work. .See
j para. 24-26 & 30.
c) Sponsor submits Partial and Final "Request for Advance or Reimbursement"
(payment). See para. 33 - 39, 47 & appendix 3.
Final Master/System Plan Study Report. Sponsor furnishes FAA five (5) copies
of final product. See para. 32.
After Sponsor and FAA acceptance of the final report. Sponsor completes
Financial Status Report (FAA Form 5100-63) and Final Performance Status
Report. See para. 25b; 26 and 41.
k• No reimbursement for work performed before grant is issued (except Study
"Nign, where appropriate). See para. 4.
one can be answered by contacting FAA, Airports Division, Planning
st Twelfth Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64106 - Phone 816-374-2181.
August 24, 1977
Members of the Council
City of Iowa City
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Pear Council Members:
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AUG2 41911
ABBIE STOLFUS
C" CLM
Carol deProsne's nepativn comments about my handling of the
Airport Master plan Study Application are unwarranted.
The study was authorized by the Airport Commission at our
meeting, September 27, 1976 (see minutes). It was discussed
in last yearns annual report to the council. It was discussed
at our April meeting (see minutes). I personally gave the
council a progress report on the application when various
commission members met informally with the Council May 26.
it was discussed at the two June meetings we held (see
minutes).
in review, this Master Plan Study will cost 930,708. The
Federal government will pay for 90% of the cost of the study,
the state government will pay 5%, and the city will pay
52 (61,535),
There are 16 separate administrative stens necessary to complete
the study (see attached list). Ten of these have now been
completed by the Commission. The letter I sent to the FAA on
August 10 (with a copy to you and the City Manager) was
Step Mo. 10.
During the preparation of the master plan (Steps 14 F. 15) there
will be several opportunities for public input, via public
hearings, as per FAA requirements.
Our primary goal is to pet the Master Plan Study completed
as soon as possible, because we, as a Commission, feel that
we need the information that it will contain to help make future
plans for the airport. You may be assured that we will continue
to keep the Council and City Manager informed, as we have done
in the past.
We resnectfully request that you authorize Meal Berlin or the.
mayor to nign any additional Master Plan Study application
documents if my signature is not ade..quate, or .in my abnenrc, no
that completion of the study will not be unnecenr.ari.ly delayed.
L °
C, E Peter$pn; Chairman
Airport Commission
cc: Ileal Berlin
Airport Comm.
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MARY NEYIIAWER
COUNCIL MEMBERS
JOHN BALMER
CANOL&PROSSE
L. I. ,OSI EN
DAVID REHH ET
MAX 511.11AROSENT VEVEHA
Mr. C. E. Peterson, Chairman
Airport Commission
101 Post Road
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Dear Mr. Peterson:
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September 6, 1917
Thank you for your letter of August 24, 1977, concerning the Airport Master
Plan Study. The City Council would appreciate meeting with the Airport Com-
mission to discuss the details of the proposed plan. Specifically, the
City Council will wish to receive information concerning the objectives of
the plan, how the master plan will be coordinated into and made a part of the
comprehensive plan of the City, and also the relationship of the Master Plan
to the regional airport study. This discussion has been tentatively scheduled
for September 26, 1977, at 2:15 P.M., in the Conference Room of the Civic
Center. If this date is not convenient for the Airport Commission, please
let me know as soon as possible.
Si e52.1
y yours,
1_
Neal G. Berlin
City Manager
cc: All members of the Airport Commission
E. K. Jones
City Council
City Clerk
3s5'S �
1. Sponsor contacts Federal Aviation Administration (FA4/State Aeronautics
(by telephone or letter).
2. Sponsor reviews FAA Advisory Circular AC 150/5900-1A, "The Planning Grant
Program for Airports", especially paragraphs 1 through 13.
3. Sponsor meets with FAA/State to discuss the application process and the
approved method for selection of a consultant.
4. Sponsor selects Consultant.* See para. 14 - 21.
5. Sponsor and Consultant prepare a preliminary description of work and cost
estimate, and submits it to FAA/State for informal review. See para. 8.
6. Sponsor and/or his Consultant notifies appropriate A-95 clearinghouses of
the proposed project. See para. 10.b.
7. FAA/State reviews the preliminary description of work and cost estimates,
and advises Sponsor as to acceptability.
8. Preapplication conference with the Sponsor, Consultant and FAA/State, if
necessary, to further discuss the proposed project. See para. 8.
9. Sponsor and/or Consultant begin preparation.of the application. See para. 10.
Sponsor completes and executes the application, and submits original and two
(2) copies of application and attachments to FAA. See para. 9 - 11.
FAA reviews application and determines whether the project is approvable.
FAA sends grant offer to Sponsor. Sponsor accepts and returns executed
Agreements to FAA with the resolution authorizing execution. See para. 13.
FAA reviews the execution of the Resolution and Grant Agreements and notifies
sponsor to issue a Notice to Proceed.
Master Plan Study begins. Responsibilities of the sponsor during the course
of a study normally include:
a) Sponsor/Consultant furnishes Quarterly progress Reports. See para.
24-26 & 30.,
b) Sponsor/Consultant furnishes preliminary study findings to FAA for
review in accord with schedule established in scope of work. See
para. 24-26 & 30.
c) Sponsor submits Partial and Final "Request for Advance or Reimbursement"
(payment). See para. 33 - 39, 47 & appendix 3.
15. Final Master/System Plan Study Report. Sponsor furnishes FAA five (5) copies
of final product. See para. 32.
16. After Sponsor and FAA acceptance of the final report. Sponsor completes
Financial Status Report (FAA Form 5100-63) and Final Performance Status
Report. See para. 25b, 26 and 41.
No reimbursement for work performed before grant is issued (except Study
ign, where appropriate). See para. 4.
@tions can be answered by contacting FAA, Airports Division, Planning
haat Twelfth Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64106 - Phone 816-374-2181.
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N0& OF PROPOSED TAXICAB FARES & CWES
TO ALL RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF IOWA CITY, IOWA, AND
TO OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED:
The Super Cab, Inc. and the Yellow Checker Cab Co.
Inc. have submitted to the City Council of the City
of Iowa City, Iowa, the following proposed schedule
of fares and charges for taxicab services:
First Mile ---------------------- $1.45
Each Addl. � Mile ----------------- .50
Each Addl. Passenger -------------- .25
Airport (1-3) ------------------$16.00
Cedar Rapids Bus --------------- $21.50
Deliveries ----------------- $1.50--.45
Waiting Time ----------- $9.00 per hour
Per Stop -------------------------- .50
Trips Over 10 Miles ------ .90 per mile
North Liberty ------------ .90 per mile
or $7.00 minimum
Tiffin ------------------- .90 per mile
or $7.00 minimum
Holiday Inn & Oakdale --- $5.00 minimum
A public hearing on this proposal will be held on
August 30, 1977, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. Said meeting
is to be held at the Council Chambers in the Civic
Center in said City. The proposed is submitted
for the City Council's determination of reasonable-
ness.
Any Persons interested may appear at said meeting
of the City Council for the purpose of making ob-
jections to said proposal or any part thereof.
This notice is given by order of the City Council
of the City of Iowa City, Iowa.
8/20/77 /s/ ABBIE STOLFUS, CITY CLERK
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