HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-11-01 CorrespondenceTO: City Council of Iowa City
Re: Statements before the Council made ac the last City Council meeting
regarding the propos Freeway 518 diagonal by-pass of Iowa City.
Last Tuesday evening in connection with the discussion of relation-
shipsbetween the DOT personneland personnelof the Iowa City staff,
statements were made in support of the Dol' proposed diagonal 518 freeway.
Among the statements made was one by Mr. Richards which brought the
CACT into the discussion, although Mr. Richards' topic dealt with a
petition from the residents of Liberty Township rather than the
proposed Iowa City by-pass. Other statements were then made in support
of the Iowa City by-pass.
My purpose in coming before you tonight is to call attention to the
policy statements which have been adopted by the Citizens Advisory
Committee for Transportation. I believe this licy statement -Pep
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the views of the Iowa City City Council. 1I wish sJm}+}e to make
a.m atter of public record
is �the major recommendation of the CACT action
of June 10, 197kA I will now read a short paragraph from page 2 of the
minutes of the Committee report; this report is available in the Johnson
County Regional Planning Commission Office. The recommendation is as
follows:
Based on these considerations, we do not feel that the
location or design of the appropriate highway solution for the
218 Corridor has been identified or evaluated. We continue to
be opposed to the freeway solution identified in the Draft
Environmental Impact Statement; the proposed freeway diagonal
bypass does not provide sufficient traffic service benefits
to override its negative land use impacts and outweigh its high
construction costs. The freeway relocation of U.S. 218 south
of Iowa City const'itut'es an unnecessarily costly solution for
the existing and forecasted traffic problems for that segment
of the corridor.
970
To the best of my knowledge, tills policy statement is still. the
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current policy of the Conmdttee, 'rote statement meets with approval
of James Harris, Chairman of CACI'.
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HAPPY
HOLL014 ASSOCIATES vs. EARL YODER, EARL YODER CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION CO.
and CITY OF IOWA CITY
Trial
date: October 19, 1977; 9:00 a.m., Johnson County Courthouse
CHRONOLOGICAL SUMI•IPRY
1965
(March 3) R-2 zoning established for far north side (Ord. 2321).
1966
(Feb. 21) application to rezone Burger/Oanniod/Gerard tract to R -3B;
(March 9) petition submitted to Planning and Zoning Commission asking
application be denied; signed by 39.residents, including approx. 60-80%
of own era of property facing the tract on N. Dodge St.; various meetings
of P&Z over next six months, residents represented by John Nolan;
(Sept. 7) P&Z approves application; 3 yes, 2 no, 2 abstentions.
1967
(Jan. 17) public hearing before eity Council; petition of Plarch 9, 1966
resubmitted at this time; first reading Feb. 7, second Feb. 21
(March 7 Burger Garwood/Gerard tract rezoned to R -3B (Ord. 2425);
Yes: Hubbard, Nesmith, Lind; no: Hickerson; abstaining: Burger
1972
(May 27) Burger tract sold to Wayne and Dolores Kempf; trees bulldozed in summer.
1973
(Nov. 30) building permit issued for Johnson Co. Social Services building.
1974
(July 26) property deeded to to Governor -Dodge St. Rentals, partnership
of LaVerne Shay, Wayne Kempf, and Kenneth Albrecht (Shay out at later date).
1976
(Summer) Kempf discusses apt. complex with 6ity staff, wants to avoid
LSRD requirements;
(Nov. 19) Kempf submits plans for apt. on north half of tract facing Dodge St.;
later revises plans for apt. on south half;
(Dec. 9) Kempf coneys north half of tract to Albrecht for less than $500,
an invalid transaction;
(Dec. 16) building permit issued for building on south half; construction
begins about this time; on Dec. 15, W. Begley sends letter to City Council
criticizing 1966 zoning change.
1977
(Jan. 10) meeting of CITIZENS CONCERNED ABOUT FUTURE OF HAPPY HOLLOW PARK;
(Jan. 11) research in P&Z files; Begley tells City Council 1966 zoning change
illegal according to Section 414.5 Code of Iowa, which requires 3/4 majority
(not Counting abstentions) to enact, if 20% or more of property owners object;
also accuses Kempf of circumventing LSRD ordinance;
(Jan. 18) Angela Ryan memo; Pat Kamath represents Happy Hollow Associates
before City Council; 23 letters submitted calling for Council action; Council
calls for voluntary halt; halt agreed to on Jan. 20;
(Feb. 1) Council decides zoning valid, won't say why;(Feb. 4) Yoder buys property;
(Feb. 14) Kempf, Albrecht, Yoder sue City over LSRD;
(Feb. 16) petition submitted to change zoning back to R-2; action ppstponed;
(Mar. 4) City loses first round; (Mar. 7) HAPPY HOLLOW ASSOCIATES sue;.
(Mar. 28) Honsell rules against City on LSRD requirements; from March to
May defendents in Happy Hollow action delay;
(May 11) HAPPY HOLLOW suit includes City, for failing to enforce proper zoning;
(May 27) response by defendants and counterclaim for harassing
(July 12) Druce files certificate of readiness for trial;
(Aug. 8) Judge Ford sets trial for October 19, 1977.
(Oct. 5) Hearing postponed to Nov. 9, 1977
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EARL YODER, at a1., ) WAYNE W31EY
Defendants. ) �
000nS NOR, the above named Plaintiff and for Answers to Interrogatories
states as follaws:
1. State your name and address.
Wayne E. Begley
804 Ronalds Street ,
Iowa City
2. How long have you lived at that address?
Since June, 1972. 1 '_
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3. Are you the owner or tenant of that property?
Owner.
4. State how far that property is located from the following parcel: The
North 126 feet of the South 186 feet of Lot 50 in the subdivision of
the Southeast quarter of Section 3, Township 79 North, range 6 West
of the 5th P.M., according to the recorded plat thereof recorded in
Plat Book 1, page 1, plat records of Johnson County, Iowa, subject to
easements and restrictions of record. Hereinafter referred to as a
portion of the Burger Tract.
approximately 1 1/2 blocks
5. State the address of your residence in March of 1967.
-U9 North Dubuque Street
Iowa City
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6. Are you aware that the Burger Tract was zoned R2 prior to March of 1967?
yes
7. Are you aware that the City Council rezoned the Burger Tract and two con-
tiguous tracts from R2 to R3B in 1967?
aware an nttempt was made, but that it is invalid since it was not passed
by an extraordinary mnjority of the Council
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8. If the ;uisa:r• Interrogatory No. 7 is affinnlove, when did you first
learn of the proposed rezoning of these Lracts to x38?
Probably through newspaper accounts in 1966, but definitely when I moved into
the neighborhood in 1972, within a few days after the trees on the tract
were bulldozed dow.: that summer.
9. liow, did you learn of the proposed rezoning?
In 1972, through conversation with neighbors, who informed me of their
strong protest in 1966-67.
no
no
10. Did you attend any Planning and Zoning. Comnission jw etings relative to
that rezoning?
11.' Did you participate in the discussion of the rezoning with the Planning
and Zoning Crnrnission?
12. If the answer to Interrogatory No. 11 is affirmative, describe your partici-
pation.
not applicable
13. Did you attend the public hearing before the City Council on the proposed
rezoning of the Burger Tract in 1967?
Wr-3
no
no
14. Did you attend any Council meetings with regard to the proposed rezoning
of the Burger Tract in 1967?
15. Did you retain oounsdl to protest the rezoning?
16. If the answer to Znterrcgatory No. 15 is affirmative, state the time period
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during which you retained counsel to protest this rezoning.
not applicable
17. Have you everegned a lx:tition protesting sa eezoning?
I have not signed a petition, but I have sent numerous letters and memos to
the City Council opposing it.
18. At the tirre of the proposed rezoning were any representations made with
regard to the proposed uses of the Burger Tract?
Yes.
19. If the answer to Interrogatory No. 18 is affinnative, what were those
representations.
A plan was submitted with the rezoning application, said plan now on file
in the Planning and Zoning office; it is a common practice for developers to -
seek zoning changes on the basis of plans which are later abandoned.
20. When did you beeorre aware of the sale of the Burger Tract to Mr. Kempf,
Mr. Albrecht, and Mr. Shay?
To my knowledge no such transaction ever occurred. The property was sold to
Kempf in 1972, then to Governor -Dodge St. Rentals in 1974. Subsequent
transactions: One subsequent transaction was characterized by the assistant
attorney on January 18 as a "sham," but this may not be the transaction meant here.
ciA. Did you observe the grading of the entire tract?
Yes
22. Approximately what was the date of that grading?
Intermittently since 1972
23. Are you aware that there is an office building on the Burger Tract at
911 North Governor?
yes
24. When did you become aware that a building permit was issued for that office
building?
1973 , that is, I presume a permit was issued; since I know of several invalid
permits that have been issued, it may be possible that there,.,
are irregularities
about this permit that may yet come to light. In any event I have not
researched the matter.
25. Did you protest the construction of that office building?
yes
26. If the answer to Interrogatory No. 25 is affirmative, state in what manner.
To residents in the neighborhood and other citizens, who again informed me of
their strong protest of the 1967 action of the City Council.
The location of the building in entirely inappropriate, and its architecture
inconsistent with the community.
27. Did you chall• the validity of the 1967 rezoning of the Burger 'tract
L that titre? If so, state when and in what miner.
Yes. In 1973-74, by again raising the issue with residents in the community,
who were under the impression that they had at that time exhausted the
possibilities of legal recourse, an impression that later turned out to be
miataken,having been misled by the City Council and staff in 1966-67ti who
violated state law by passing a zoning ordinance that had been opposed by
20% of the facing property owners, without securing the necessary three-fourths
majority. Unfortunately the provisions o1 the state law wede unknown to me
until 1976-77.
28. Have you observed the use of the structure at 911 North Governor as an
office building?
yea
29. Do you intend to seek the dismantling of the office building at 911 North
Governor?
undecided
30. If the answer to Interrogatory No. 29 is negative, explain why.
not applicable
31. Wien did you bei aware that an apartment building was to be constructed at
902-904 North Dodge?
early 1977
32. Hoa did you become aware of the proposed construction?
B)"hearing and seeing bulldozers at work, later by checking the building permit,
which I discovered had been improperly issued, in flagrant violation of
the LSRD ordinance. On the basis of my research, the City Council directed
that the permit be withdrawn, although this was overturned by temporary'
injunction on March 4, and a permanent injunction on March 28, which
strdngly suggests that the City is incapable of enforcing ita•own ordinances.
33. At what stage of construction was the building when you became aware that
this structure was'not in conformity with an R2 use classification?
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Just begun.
34. Fran the time you became aware that a building was going to be constructed
at 902-904 North Dodge to the time the'petition was first filed on
March 7, 1977, approximately hvv often did you pass the site in question?
Several times.
35. When did you first observe construction?
Early 1977.
36. uescribe the stage of construction of the apartment building on March 7,
1977.
Covered foundation.
37. Describe the stage of construction of the apartment building on May 13,
1977, when the City was served with original notice.
Framing etc. in progress. Even this amount would not have been completed
had not the City lost the suit over the building's failure to comply with
the LSRD ordinance.
Respectfully submitted,
Wayne Begley
On this 13th day of October , 1977, appeared before me the
above named Plaintiff and, being first duly scorn, executed the foregoing
Answars to Interrogatories.
Notaryf Public in and for Johnson County,
"' t / State of Iowa
FUND/
ACCOUNT
GENERAL
DEBT SERVICE
CAPITAL PROJECTS
ENTERPRISE
TRUST 8 AGENCY
INTRAGOV. SERVICE
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
SPECIAL REVENUE
TOTAL - FUNDS
PROJ. TEMP. LOAN R-14
URBAN RENEWAL R-14
PAYROLL
FIREMEN PENSION
FIREMEN RETIREMENT
POLICEMEN PENSION
POLICEMEN RETIREMENT
K-14 ESCROW
LEASED HOUSING I
LEASED HOUSING II
LEASED HOUSING III
TOTAL - ACCOUNTS
GRAND TOTAL
BEGINNING
FUND BALANCE
RECEIPTS
$ 79,245.59 $
33,754.14
2,736 , 282.69
2,664,519.68
1,102,004.17
(384,536.44)
323,057.92
1
113,617.77
.15
11,893.93
1,339,453.21
24,326.20
1,243,522.68
243.44
65,047.69
63,837.38
45
CITY OF IOWA CITY
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
SEPTEMBER, 1977
330,007.68 $
37,070.80
132,890.38
276,358.31
24,245.18
531,808.87
1,419.76
130,226.16
747.27 $1
3,848.18
427,904.50
13,950.00
12,699.66
12,525.00
13,316.12
2,306.00
31,525.00
DISBURSEMENTS
525,835.18
233,998.25
353,841.64
27,603.79
528,885.29
389.88
400,008.45
1,226.36
13,843.51
1,237.53
10,936.07
8,945.86
25,036.00
ENDING FUND
_ INVESTMENT
BALANCE
+ CHECKING
ACCOUNT BAL.
BALANCE
$ (116,581.91)
$ 427,282.30
$(570,824.94)
70,824.94
2,635,174.82
'
2,745,220.17
(110,045.35)
661,764.11
2,587,036.35
1,098,645.56
1,925,272.23
725,726.83
372,918.731
(381,612.86)
---(381,612.861
(7,895,14;
324,477.68
332,372.82
---
/10 717 (.F'
117,076.07
27,896.20
24,617.57
1,338,309.36
35,613.67
1,245,902.73
243.44
58,407.83
70,326.38
518,074.46 $ 461,623.66 $2,918,393.25
101.60 $2,192,882.13 $9,772,966.7
110,266.27
15,013.83
1,334,630.71
33,198.82
1,239,260.16
56,147.90
69,653.77
6,809.80
27,896.20
9,603.74
3,678.65
2,414.85
6,642.57
243.44
2,259.93
672.61,
37 $ 102,994.
rR
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SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS
SEPTEMBER 1977
GRAND TOTAL $965,845.73
DISBURSEMENTS FOR APPROVAL
SEPTEMBER 1-30, 1977
GENERAL FUND
Washington Park Inc. - Bldg. Rental
$266,009.99
Taxes
Licenses & Permits
20,981.90
23,504.02
Fines & Forfeitures
Charges for Services
235,657.79
Intergovernmental Revenue
286,146.77
53,091.67
Use of Money & Property
42,774.41
Miscellaneous Receipts
489.64
TOTAL GENERAL
$928,166.55
Leased Housing
33,831.00
3,848.18
Urban Renewal
48.00
HCDA
65.00
TOTAL SPECIAL
$ 37,679.18
GRAND TOTAL $965,845.73
DISBURSEMENTS FOR APPROVAL
SEPTEMBER 1-30, 1977
GENERAL FUND
Washington Park Inc. - Bldg. Rental
1,150.00
2,150.00
United Action for Youth - Contribution
0.00
John R. Suchomel - Services
2,840.92
Ia-Ill Gas & Electric - Charges
125,00
Kennedy's - Vehicle Maintenance
- Supplies
27.22
The Stillwell Paint Store
McCabe Equipment Inc. - Vehicle Repairs
489.64
Cathy's Candle Cupboard - Supplies
10.15
382.53
Noel's Tree Service - Service
2.00
U.S. District Court Clerk - Service
48.00
Clerk of District Court - Fees
65.00
West Publishing Co. - Books
109.00
Medical Associates - Services
Winebrenner-Dreusicke Inc. - Repair Supplies
83.17
Hilltop DX - Services
33.25
2.19
Boyd & Rummelhart - Supplies
36.20
Churchill Chemicals - Supplies
11.50
Dividend Bonded Gas - Fuel
Brown Traffic Products - Supplies
2,271.68
Dept. of Highway Safety - Services
K50
72,00
enneth Stock - Clothing Allowance
72,00
David Harris - Clothing Allowance
72.00
Thomas Crowley - Clothing Allowance
00
72.00
Joseph Fowler - Clothing Allowance
Leo Eastwood - Clothing Allowance
72,00
Frank Burns - Clothing Allowance
72,00
Frank Johnson - Clothing Allowance
72,00
William Cook - Clothing Allowance
56.00
Kieck's - Supplies
H.B. Allen Inc. - Repair Supplies
264.25
Bob & Henry 66 - Fuel
5.00
0
9
W. J. Tegler, M.D. - Services
19.00
Dept. of Public Safety - TRACIS Rental
100.00
Johnson Co. Feed & Hatchery - Supplies
150.00
Government Printing Office - Serials
2.00
Kirkwood Kwik Kleen - Services
171.38
Silver Ball Ltd. - Refund
150.00
Sonja L. Houg - Services
18.20
Sun & Fun Inc. - Repair Supplies
7.00
Hawkeye Engineering Co., Inc. - Services
150.40
Hayek, Hayek & Hayek - Services
1,259.25
Plumbers Supply - Repair Supplies
95.71
Robert Richie - Services
820.00
Robert Howell - Refund
10.00
Craig Lihs - Travel
114.30
Treasurer of Iowa - Sales Tax
296.73
Charles Bolger - Safety Supplies
15.00
U.S. Post Office - Postage
11000.00
Motorola Inc. - Equipment
3,200.00
American Public Works Assoc. - Regist.
20.00
Blue Cross/Blue Shield - Health Insurance
15,834.19
Henry Louis Inc. - Equipment
38.92
American Library Assoc. - Serials
45.75
Target Stores - Equipment
79.98
University Microfilms - Microforms
48.27
Trojan Epic/West High School - Book
9.00
Silver Burdett Co. - Serials
9.32
Regent Book Co. - Serials
16.39
Publishers Central Bureau - Cassette
14.60
Popular Science Book Club - Books
8.12
National Record Plan - Disc
5.75
Midwest Library Service - Books
4.70
L. B. Distributors - Films
264.34
John Fraser Assoc. - Slides
27.50
Iowa Book & Supply Co. - Games
16.65
Hach Brothers Co. - Equipment
485.05
Ebsco Subscription Service - Serials
8.18
East -Phelan Distributing Corp. - Films
93.87
The Dramatic Publishing Co. - Books
2.70
Commerce Clearing House, Inc. - Serials
22.07
Collectors News - Serials
7.50
Center for Humanities - Slides
129.44
C. W. Associates - Serials
8.00
Butterick Publ. - Books
75.00
Baker & Taylor Co. - Serials
83.79
Baker & Taylor Co. - Books
187.96
Bacon Pamphlet Services - Pamphlets
34.47
Attitude Development Group - Cassette
42.50
Arco Publishing Co. - Books
30.52
AMACOM - Books
8.22
Lolly Eggers - Registration
60.00
University Camera & Sound - Rental
15.00
PPG Industries - Repairs
22.45
Pitney Bowes - Repairs
93.00
Iowa Parcel Service - Freight
31.19
Ia-Ill Gas & Electric - Charges
815.41
Eastman Kodak Co. - Repairs
114.00
Bob's Radio & TV - Repairs
18.00
City Electric Supply - Supplies
12.54
0 0
Quill Corp. - Supplies
77.22
Nagle Lumber - Supplies
10.54
3M Business Products Sales - Supplies
21.50
Josten's Library Supplies
68.88
The Highsmith Co. - Supplies
13.74
Vestal Laboratories - Supplies
213.30
Paul's Towing - Services
48.00
L. L. Pelling Co. - Asphalt
3,049.30
Game Time Inc. - Repair Supplies
48.12
Wee Wash It - Services
48.13
Saylor Locksmithing - Supplies
1.30
Brenneman Seed & Pet Center - Supplies
23.93
Robert J. Miller - Refund
24.00
The Means Agency - Services
150.00
American Public Works Assn. - Book
10.41
Central Vendors Inc. - Refund
75.00
Edward Sanhueza - Refund
20.00
Communications - Services
90.00
Casket & Sunnyside - Subscription
14.00
Nancy Heaton - Travel
34.94
Int'l. Assoc. of Pbg. & Mech. Off. - Subscrip. 3.50
Current Inc. - Supplies
3.00
Bernal Kirby - Safety Supplies
15.00
Air Cooled Engine Service - Repair Supplies 58.39
Charles Carpenter - Judgment
19.00
Jo. Co. Treasurer - Report
8.00
Wilson School Supply - Supplies
41.85
Jo. Co. Sheriff - Charges
2.00
Int'l. Society of Arboriculture -Books
10.00
Landscape Industry - Subscription
7.00
Preview - Subscription
25.00
The Practical Lawyer - Subscription
15.00
Kelly Heating Service - Supplies
2.00
Janet Lown - Travel
100.00
Ed Harney Auto Serv. - Repairs
2.70
Moorman Equip. Co. - Repairs
100.98
Nate Moore Wiring Serv. - Repairs
16.72
Traf-O-Teria System Inc. - 'Services
709.75
Ia-Ill Gas & Electric - Charges
12,748.66
American Public Works Assn. - Membership
5.00
Linder Tire Repair Serv. - Repair Supplies
864.34
Stevens Sand & Gravel - Sand
224.70
Matthew Bender - Supplies
64.50
Johnson Machine Shop Inc. - Repair Supplies
125.86
Hootman Robo - Services
9.00
Dennis Showalter - Travel
99.86
Max Selzer - Travel
231.72
Krall Oil Co. - Fuel
1,529.59
Consumers Co-op Society - Fuel
6,326.00
Neenah Foundry Co. - Equipment
2,384.00
Cresent Electric Supply Co. - Repair Supp.
410.20
Iowa City Petty Cash - Supplies
42.82
Iowa City Ready Mix Inc. - Concrete
2,457.14
Monarch Business Equipment - Repairs
33.40
Commerce Clearing House - Subscription
140.00
Iowa Parks & Recreation Assoc. - Registration
210.00
Davis Publishing Co. - Books
6.50
University of Iowa - Services
9.30
Barbara West - Refund
30.00
0
0
Animal Clinic Inc. - Services
40.50
Intl. Conf. of Bldg. Off. - Fees
146.23
American Public Works Assn. - Registration
255.00
U.S. Post Office - Postage
880.00
Madison Bionics - Supplies
208.74
Barron Motor Supply - Repair Supplies
160.57
Breese's Auto Parts - Repair Supplies
151.39
Lenoch & Cilek - Supplies
180.41
Iowa Parks & Rec. Assn. - Registration
300.00
The Assoc. of Trial Lawyers - Membership
40.00
Sears Roebuck & Co. - Equipment
428.24
Cline Truck & Equip. Co. - Veh. Repairs
131.81
Capitol Implement Co. - Repair Supplies
21.86
Woody's Tree Planting Serv. - Services
175.00
Wee Wash It - Laundry Service
59.50
Wagner Pontiac Jeep Inc. - Veh. Repair Supp.
65.53
Pyramid Service Inc. - Veh. Repair Supplies
181.05
PPG Industries Inc. - Supplies
42.69
Budget Car Wash Inc. - Veh. Maint.
29.00
Union Bus Depot - Freight
30.85
Pleasant Valley Orchard - Supplies
399.81
Youth Homes Inc. - Contribution
8,000.00
River Products Co. - Rock
2,664.96
Means Service Center - Services
220.72
Red Carpet Travel Inc. - Airfare:Mose,Heaton
164.00
PPG Industries - Repairs
79.02
Intl. Assoc. of Elect. Insp. - Registration
40.00
Answer Iowa - Services
40.85
Contractors Tool & Supply - Supplies
495.02
Barton Solvents Inc. - Supplies
153.30
Iowa Glass Depot - Repairs
8.00
Eck's Pool Supply - Supplies
63.00
Eby's Sporting Goods - Supplies
8.85
Slager Appliance - Repairs
17.00
Gilpin Paint & Glass Inc. - Supplies
62.10
Strub Rocca Wldg. & Rep. - Repair Supplies
63.42
Taylor Rental Center - Equip. Rental
23.63
Fay's Fire Equip. Inc. - Services
69.75
Hartwig Motors Inc. - Repair Supplies
80.12
Standard Manifold Inc. -Office Supplies
18.54
Dan R. Fesler - Tools
6.00
Ward La France Truck Co. - Repair Supplies
36.95
Iowa City Press -Citizen - Publications
923.60
Best Rental Center - Rental
150.00
The Goodfellow Co. - Printing
536.20
Dewey's Crane Serv. - Services
150.00
City Electric Supply - Supplies
14.40
Aero Rental - Rental
10.00
Texas Highway Dept. - Services
1.75
Dept. of Highway Safety - Services
3.50
Richard Fox - Refund
22.00
City Property Corp. - Refund
13.00
Clerk of Supreme Court - Fees
25.00
Keyline Freight Co. - Freight
816.06
Lind Art Supplies - Supplies
34.56
APWA Education Found. - Registration
170.00
Am. Public Works Assn. - Registration
275.00
Shive Hattery Assoc. - Services
120.00
Little Wheels Ltd. - Repair Supplies
73.90
Hach Bros. Co. - Supplies
573.35
Linder Tire Service - Repairs
590.03
Electric-Aire Corp. - Tools
184.78
Mercury Press- Book
5.00
John Nolan - Refund
15.00
Esther Sippell - Refund
14.00
Iowa Law Review - Subscription
15.00
Gusravo Manrique - Safety Supplies
15.00
Bernard Dolezal - Safety Supplies
15.00
AAA World Travel - Travel:Berlin
74.00
Louis F. Whitney - Equipment
1,100.00
Wilson School Supply - Supplies
198.24
Hawkeye Lumber - Supplies
567.95
Frohwein Supply Co. - Supplies
138.52
Associates Capital Services - Rental
965.52
American Public Works Assn. - Membership
225.00
Johnson Co. Recorder - Services
56.90
The Human Society of U.S. - Publications
31.50
Walgreen Co. - Supplies
10.36
Johnson Co. Ext. Trust Fund - Contribution
2,805.00
R & S Construction - Refund
32.00
Nancy Derr - Refund
2.00
Steve Thompson - Services
6.05
Russell Rowe - Services
5.60
Intl. City Management Assoc. - Subscription
216.00
Johnson Co. Council on Aging - Contrib.
2,916.66
Iowa Lumber Co. - Supplies
247.90
Welt-Ambrisco Insurance Inc. - Insurance
140.00
Old Cars - Publications
6.64
University of Iowa - Services
13.26
Communications Engineering Co. - Repairs
354.47
Klipto Printing & Office Supplies - Printing
31.50
Streeter-Amet - Supplies
38.80
Sargent-Sowell Inc. - Equipment
60.87
National Fire Protection Assoc. - Supplies
164.12
Meyer & Wenthe - Supplies
30.08
The Practical Lawyer - Book
3.48
Miracle Recreation Equip. Co. - Equipment
74.48
Basic In Flow - Repair Supplies
21.04
Bankers Advertising Co. - Printing
437.65
American Humane Assoc. - Books
14.05
Animal Protection Inst. - Books
20.00
K-Mart - Supplies
1.40
Iowa Book & Supply Co. - Office Equipment
45.15
Hooker Supply Co. - Repair Supplies
8.18
Fountains Transmission Specialists - Repairs
265.00
Erb's Office Services Inc. - Maintenance
44.25
Lion Industrial Chemical Corp. - Supplies
141.49
Brookstone Co. - Tools
20.15
Int'l. Business Machines - Rental
350.62
Bob Blaha - Services
100.00
Shirley Jacobsen - Services
100.00
Barbara Russo - Refund
6.00
Ottumwa Boiler Works Inc. - Maintenance
2,600.00
Division of Motor Vehicles - Services
3.50
U.S. Post Office - Postage
75.00
U.S. Leasing Corp. - Rental
30.06
Steve's Typewriter Co. - Equipment
254.85
•
•
R. M. Boggs Co., Inc. - Repairs
889.00
Iowa City Press -Citizen - Publications
18.55
Pitney Bowes - Equip. Maintenance
48.00
Northwestern Bell - Charges
316.05
3M Business Products - Repairs
270.00
Iowa Parcel Service - Freight
2.15
The Daily Iowan - Publication
6.82
D & J Industrial Laundry - Services
29.40
Sitler's Supplies Inc. - Supplies
78.64
Quill Corp. - Supplies
22.44
Lind Art Supplies - Supplies
26.14
Lenoch & Cilek - Supplies
33.00
Josten's Library Supplies - Supplies
321.60
Frohwein Supply Co. - Supplies
58.04
Library Processors Inc. - Books
999.56
The Highsmith Co. - Supplies
33.12
The F -Stop - Supplies
25.78
Comiclogue - Supplies
17.40
Publisher's Central Bureau - Books
78.96
Mott's Drug Store - Books
22.10
Susan McGuire - Books
10.20
Klipto Printing & Office Supply - Books
19.00
American Medical Assoc. - Books
5.95
American Library Assoc. - Books
7.15
The Baker & Taylor Co. - Books
90.10
Natalie Slohm Assoc. Inc. - Disc
16.25
Weston Woods - Disc
180.20
Discount Records - Disc
29.20
Listening Library Inc. - Disc
41.55
John Fraser Assoc. - Films
29.95
Iowa State University - Slides
55.00
Eastin-Phelan Dist. Corp. - Films
90.85
Cinema Concepts Inc. - Films
125.15
Art Now Inc. - Slides
100.00
Silver Burdett Co. - Printing
9.62
C. W. Assoc. - Printing
10.75
A. M. Best Co. - Printing
12.00
American Alliance for Health - Printing
2.10
Warren Radio Co. - Repair Supplies
10.41
Fleetway Stores - Supplies
33.77
Elbert & Assoc. Inc. - Services
4,114.64
Johnson Co. Clerk - Court Costs
75.50
City of Davis - Book
6.00
Economy Advertising Co. - Printing
587.75
Osco Drug - Supplies
16.84
Carl Chadek - Supplies
126.00
Mercy Hospital - Services
10.80
L. L. Pelligg Co., Inc. - Asphalt
1,952.89
Pitney Bowes - Rental
81.00
Quill Corp. - Equipment
188.12
American Public Works Assoc. - Book
80.14
Johnson County Sheriff - Fees
4.50
Overhead Door Co. - Repairs
100.50
Wahl & Wahl Inc. - Cassettes
17.50
J. C. Penney Co., Inc. - Supplies
2.37
Saylor Locksmithing - Supplies
1.95
All Makes Office Equipment - Equipment
527.47
0 0
Harry's Custom Trophies - Supplies
Rentals
22.90
965.52
Associates Capital Services -
7.80
lies
John's Grocery Inc. - Suppentals
Graham Equipment Corp.
2500.00
,630.97
Nagle Lumber Co. - Supplies
- Supplies
103.49
Rapids Reproduction Inc.
50.24
The Daily Iowan - Publication
2,041.50
Motorola Inc. - Equipment
Garon Products Inc. - Supplies
275.00
Monarch Business Equipment - Repairs
204.95
187.50
Kelly Heating Service - Repairs
218.34
Iowa City Petty Cash - Supplies
32.00
New Games Foundation - Rental
L. Parrott - Firemen's Food Allowance 375.00
Robert
Arthur Kloos - Firemen's Food Allowance
400.00
375.00
Kenneth Irving - Firemen's Food Allowance
160.00
Drake University - Registration
110.00
NAHRO - Registration
Iowa Municipal Finance Off. Assn.-Regist.
27.50
4,166.40
Northwestern Bell - Charges 31,4 9. 6
CAPITAL PROJECTS
Ahlers, Cooney, Dorweiler, Haynie & Smith
4,821.45
11,189.73
O'Brien Electrical Contractors - Improve.
30.35
Iowa City Laboratory - Services
Hawkeye Engineering Co. - Services
908.00
Dave Schmidt Const. Co. - Improvements
70,161.97
32,339.02
Veenstra & Kimm - Services
109.15
Iowa City Ready Mix - Concrete
Northern Bank Note Co. - Services
607.84
Iowa City Press -Citizen - Publications
53
18,64
Hawkeye Lumber Co. - Supplies
9
240.34
Metro Pavers Inc. - Improvements
92 725.73
232,152.75
ENTERPRISE FUND
Ia-Ill Gas & Electric - Charges
963.73
12.60
Dwayne's - Repairs
32.69
D. Peters - Refund
10.67
B. Buser - Refund
8'09
H. Rogers - Refund
11.61
J. Rogers - Refund
15.75
B. Chipman - Refund
Systems Unlimited - Refund
18.29
z. Holmberg - Refund
2.64
10.76
L. Fisher - Refund
5.58
R. Hoffman - Refund
15.75
B. Butz - Refund
1'11
K. Cooper - Refund
Chicago, Rock Island, Pacific R.R. - Rental
4.00
20.34
Ockenfels Transfer Inc. - Freight
2 25
Hilltop DX - Services
U Smash 'Em - I Fix 'Em - Vehicle Repair
75.55
The Foxboro Co. - Equip. Repair
93.58
106.62
McMaster Carr - Supplies
0 0
Neptune Water Meter Co. - Equipment
13,636.02
University of Iowa - Registration
150.00
A. Y. MacDonald - Supplies
1,514.04
Plumbers Supply - Repair Supplies
142.20
Sieg Co. - Repair Supplies
22.22
Bernard Looney - Safety Supplies
15.00
Treasurer of State - Sales Tax
4,289.67
Blue Cross -Blue Shield - Health Insurance
40
3,340:44
S. Watkinson - Refund
J. Reiland - Refund
2 57
Y. Thomas - Refund
14.52
J. Beerands - Refund
17.57
0. Stidham - Refund
12.00
Dr. M. Coleman - Refund
10.00
M. Meis - Refund
02
1.02
P. Larson - Refund
1
P. Harding - Refund
9 15
University of Iowa - Refund
4.48
Paul's - Services
25.00
L. L. Pelling - Asphalt
508.16
DeZurik - Repair Supplies
4 81
Dadco Corp. - Repair Supplies
582.25
Power Drives & Rubber Inc. -Repair Supplies
418.02
Automatic Systems Co. - Equipment Repair
373.03
Brandt Heating & Air Cond. - Bldg. Repair
19.50
Cedar -Johnson Farm Service - Supplies
96.72
Pearson's Drug Store - Services
6.20
Hy -Vee Food Store - Services
61.60
Randall's Food Store - Services
.5 0
3344.50
Mott's Drug Store - Services
Capitol Propane Gas Co. - Fuel
148.28
T. Williams - Refund
19.16
University -of Iowa - Refund
3.93
Muller Plbg. & Htg. - Repairs
53.14
Hamer Alignment - Equipment
10
Kelly Heating Service - Repair Supplies
4.00
Sue Swearingen - Refund
Consumers Co-op Service - Fuel
1,504.19
Ia-Ill. Gas & Electric - Charges
10,508.24
Linder Tire Service - Repair Supplies
71.71
Stevens Sand & Gravel - Sand
759.49
Johnson Machine Shop - Repair
136.66
Hootman Robo - Services
3.75
447.45
Krall Oil Co., Inc. - Fuel
65.98
Iowa City Ready Mix - Concrete
18.00
Econogas - Rental
Bill Grell Const. - Repairs
2,251.40
Barron Motor Supply - Vehicle Repairs
53.08
Breese's Auto Parts - Vehicle Repairs
218.17
Lenoch & Cilek - Supplies
93
Saylor Locksmithing - Repairs
2,10
Cresent Electric Supply - Repair Supplies
366.1988
M. Rabinowitz - Refund
8.7,50
W. Sherrer - Refund
J. Larimer - Refund
10.00
M. Furman - Refund
16.52
Schintler Bros. - Refund
7.66
J. Roffman - Refund
7 95
M. Thompson - Refund
12.36
0 •
0. Stidham - Refund
10.76
7.6B
N. Bailey - Refund
18.29
H. Hajjat - Refund
23.37
W. Burke - Refund
P. Retalliata - Refund
10.00
M. Wymore - Refund
15.07
9,49
J. Knapp Const. - Refund
Dr
19.98
Frantz Const. - Refund
9.91
Rentals by Ivette - Refund
Capitol Implement Co. - Vehicle Repairs
78.50
Inc.
Pyramid Service - oil
2.95
Union Bus Depot - Freight
Utility Equipment - Supplies
3,320.81
Pleasant Valley Orchard - Supplies
Surfacing Mat.
7 98
42
1'668.60
The River Products Co. -
Machine & Wldg. - Repair Supp•
Bontrager
Strub-Rocca Wldg. & Rep. - Repairs
41.60
4.38
Means Service Center - Services
31.70
Answer Iowa, Inc. - ServicesSu lies
Tool & Supply - PP
38.06
Contractors
Hupp Electric Motors- Repair Supplies
1.888.32
6.40
Allied Chemical Corp. - Chemicals
9.00
Best Rental Center - Rental
Corp. - Equip. Maint.
6,657.00
Control Data
The Goodfellow Co. - Printing
0
94..660
Scheurman-Richardson - Refund
13
5
Happy Joes - Refund
Refund
6. .445
Executrans Inc. -
41.97
Dr. Ian Smith
University of Iowa - Refund
4.68
3.70
Dan Pietz - Refund
1.30
Frantz Const. - Refund
2.69
B. Ostegaard - Refund
City Electric Supply Inc. - Supplies
2.31
Aero Rental - Rental
312.31
.45
15.00
J. Funk - Safety Supplies
Altorfer Machinery Co. - Maintenance
49,00
Linder Tire Service - Repairs
622.00
148.50
L & R Mfg. Co. - Supplies
Robert Colony Trucking - Services
1,177.00
The Northway Corp. - Repair Supplies
860 97
2 97
Frohwein Supply Co. - Supplies
American Public Works AssocMembership
75.00
John Nash Grocer Co.Supplies
45
7.35.20
Douglas Deppy -
Dept. of Environ. Quality - Tuitions
30.00
Steve Elliot - Safety Supplies
15.00
3,021.70
Paul D. Speer & Assoc. - Services
158.49
Systems Unlimited - Refund
14.75
D & J Indust. Laundry - Refund
48 63
Dr. D. Kadiogle - Refund
87
i 129
R. Starbuck - Refund
6.1,155.00
Iowa Lumber - Supplies
Neenah Foundry Co. - Supplies
74.38
GCA Corp. - Repair Supplies
596.50
Pro Specialities Inc. - Supplies
Co. - Repair Supplies
361.38
Bearing Service
23 79
Hawkeye Lumber - Supplies
0 0
Fisher Scientific Co. - Chemicals
39.17
Barker's Inc. - Improvement
67,521.60
Iowa City Flying Service - Services
120.00
Ia-Ill Gas & Electric - Charges
316.12
Shay Electric Inc. - Repairs
59.33
Northwestern Bell - Charges
7.20
D & J Industrial Laundry - Services
45.40
Doane Agric. Service - Fees
36.00
City Electric Supply Inc. - Supplies
34.81
Fleetway Store - Supplies
15.92
Hach Chemical Co. - Chemicals
112.02
McKesson Chemical - Chemicals
2,868.00
L. L. Pelling Co., Inc. - Asphalt
106.20
Thompson Hayward Chemical Co. - Chemicals
181.50
Raymond R. Scott - Services
44.00
Neptune Water Meter Co. - Equipment
3,886.92
John's Grocery - Supplies
1.80
Nagle Lumber Co. - Supplies
247.67
The Daily Iowan - Publications
26.08
Iowa City Petty Cash - Supplies
12.86
Northwestern Bell - Charges
536.86
4.291.05
TRUST & AGENCY
ABC Coffee Service - Supplies
136.75
Medical Assoc. - Services
75.00
Henry Louis Inc. - Equipment
28.75
Pratt Educational Media - Equipment
616.95
Fire Pension System - Contribution
13,950.00
Police Pension System - Contribution
12,525.00
Sherman Nursery - Freight
66.30
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. - Purchases for
Resale 97.35
Pepsi-Cola Bott. Co. - Purchases for Resale 87.00
Hawkeye Wholesale Grocery - Supplies
21.63
The Baker & Taylor Co. - Books
56.50
107.19
27 661.23
INTRAGOVERNMENTAL SERVICE
Davenport Spring Co., Inc. - Repair Supplies
Midwest Old Settlers & Threshers -Admissions 99.00
Hawkeye State Bank - Payroll Transfer 161,755.38
Richard Plastino - Travel
275.00
Carol W. deProsse - Travel
50.00
Mary C. Neuhauser - Travel
10.00
Ia-Ill Gas & Electric - Charges
482.56
Norman Miranda - Travel
546.00
Transign - Repair Supplies
76.15
Century Laboratories - Supplies
113.74
Mac Tools Dist. - Tools
24.50
B & B Auto Parts - Repair Supplies
32.15
Apache Hose & Rubber Inc. - Repair Supplies
56.70
Winebrenner-Dreusicke - Repair Supplies
107.19
Standard Stationery Supply - Supplies
111.11
Davenport Spring Co., Inc. - Repair Supplies
85.34
Iowa City Typewriter Co. - Supplies
18.75
Jim McLaughlin - Safety Supplies
15.00
Billie Hauber - Travel
120.00
Bryn Mawr Dev. Co. - Refund
800.00
0
Plumbers Supply - Repair Supplies
20.48
Sieg Co. - Repair Supplies
303.05
Claude Tomlison - Repair Supplies
100.00
David Arkovich - Services
79.92
Robert Stika - Services
85.76
Robert Howell - Refund
48.00
United Action for Youth - Refund
498.39
Ken Stecher - Safety Supplies
15.00
Treasurer of State - Sales Tax
16.70
Iowa City Coach Inc. - Services
126.60
G. C. Minter - Travel
96.00
Blue Cross -Blue Shield - Health Insurance
1,760.25
Polytechnic Data Corp. - Rental
20.00
R. Guzzo - Refund
1.02
R. Redig - Refund
5.94
R. Swigger - Refund
3.83
E. Rieck - Refund
8.31
Nostalgia Ltd. - Refund
2.54
D. Wallace - Refund
2.21
K. Croft - Refund
4.15
J. Keck - Refund
1.92
F. Ayeroff - Refund
4.63
D. Conn - Refund
5.94
G. Morgan - Refund
7.05
K. Piper - Refund
5.09
S. Semple - Refund
5.94
K. Cochrane - Refund
4.24
S. Swearinger - Refund
10.00
K. Hunt -Refund
6.91
S. Williams - Refund
3.31
T. Anderson - Refund
2.21
J. Waydert - Refund
3.91
M. Falcon - Refund
4.10
Michael Todd & Co., Inc. - Vehicle Rep.
1,132.69
Sovern Co. - Equipment
1,601.90
Mac Tools Dist. - Tools
10.55
Cindy Horton - Refund
6.69
Lucy Ganon - Refund
6.53
K. Hintz - Refund
9.00
Union Bus Depot - Services
445.96
Mary Neuhauser - Travel
150.00
Mrs. W. A. Young - Refund
8.00
Ethel Bohac - Refund
8.00
Drake Printing Co. - Books
17.00
Krall Oil. - Fuel
6,330.71
Consumers Co-op Society - Fuel
938.71
GMC Truck & Coach - Repair Supplies
8,032.74
Linder Tire Service - Repair Supplies
1.75
Kessler Dist. Co. - Repair Supplies
633.76
Johnson Machine Shop - Repairs
334.30
Hootman Robo - Service
.75
Hawkeye State Bank - Payroll Transfer
27,141.97
Cresent Electric Supply Co. - Rep. Supplies
9.64
Iowa City Petty Cash - Supplies
10.18
Robert A. Lee - Travel
245.00
Mrs. Lawrence Liffring - Refund
26.00
Clement Brack - Refund
34.00
Charles Barker - Refund
1,408.00
G. C. Minter - Travel
55.00
Barron Motor - Repair supplies
1,161.04
Breese's - Repair Supplies
2,118.89
Hawkeye State Bank Payroll Transfer
159,805.12
Sears Roebuck & Co. - Tools
34.53
New Method Equipment Co. - Repair Supp.
678.51
Kar Products Inc. - Repair Supplies
506.03
Cline Truck & Equip. - Repair Supplies
72.35
Capitol Implement Co. - Repair Supplies
49.21
Candy Morgan - Travel
38.00
Sophia Zukrowski - Travel
145.00
Pyramid Service Inc. - Repair Supplies
9.90
Hawkeye State Bank - Payroll Transfer
79,202.03
Hartwig Motors - Repair Supplies
1,459.84
Means Service Center - Services
53.86
Old Capitol Motors Ltd. - Repair Supplies
145.04
Contractors Tool & Supply - Repair Supplies 35.52
Highway Equipment Co. - Repair Supplies
165.04
Globe Machinery & Supply - Tools
10.19
Hausman Bus Parts Co. - Repair Supplies
156.44
Paul Bowers - Travel
75.00
Union Bus Depot - Services
1,436.48
Best Rental - Rentals
8.00
U. S. Postal Service - Land Purchase
25,000.00
Stuart Weinstein - Refund
3.27
Happy Joe's - Refund
25.00
C. Harry - Refund
3.17
H. T. Wright - Refund
1.48
J. Hansen - Refund
3.44
R. Phelps - Refund
2.33
C. Balduchi - Refund
6.14
J. Weisburg - Refund
1.45
M. Stone - Refund
5.71
D. Pietz - Refund
10.00
S. Smith - Refund
5.55
R. Kopsicker - Refund
3.85
T. McNeal - Refund
5.55
J. Meyers - Refund
2.16
Altorfer Machinery Co. - Supplies
398.32
G. C. Minter - Travel
143.00
Little Wheels Ltd. - Repair Supplies
.80
Martin's Flag Co. - Supplies
54.38
Linder Tire Service - Repairs
30.50
Herman M. Brown - Repair Supplies
516.00
Sulzberger Excavating - Refund
20.00
Commercial Car Journal - Book
5.00
Hawkeye Lumber - Supplies
17.00
Frohwein Supply Co. - Supplies
225.57
American Public Works - Membership
25.00
John Nash Grocer - Supplies
42.30
Iowa Crime Commission - Refund
4.06
Hawkland Motors - Repair Supplies
117.78
Power Equipment Co. - Repair Supplies
146.94
Sink Paper Co. - Supplies
116.32
Business Essentials Inc. - Office Supplies
134.65
Acro -Adroit, Inc. - Office Supplies
34.58
Keller -Hull Co. - Office Supplies
21.04
Koch Brothers - Office Supplies
53.78
The Drawing Board, Inc. - Office Supplies
43.45
IBM - Rental
35.15
Holiday Inn - Lodging
387.20
Marilyn Levin - Travel
20.00
Lyle Seydel - Travel
100.00
Donna Hillis - Travel
100.00
NAHRO Conference Register - Registration
200.00
Fleetway Store - Supplies
1.20
Elbert & Assoc. - Services
600.00
Economy Advertising - Services
206.10
Quill Corp. - Supplies
231.04
Julie Vann - Travel
55.00
Xerox Corp.- Rental
1,653.97
Modern Business Systems - Rental
393.31
Travel Center of Wauwatosa - Travel
1,365.00
Monarch Business Equip. - Repairs
9.50
Iowa City Petty Cash - Supplies
.05
Northwestern Bell - Charges
295.98
Enrique Castro - Services
166.47
Steve Lombardi - Travel
211.00
Great Galena Tea Co. - Meals
184.80
Abbie Stolfus - Travel
51.00
497,503.16
SPECIAL REVENUE
Ia-Ill Gas & Electric - Charges
75.00
Minneapolis Star & Tribune - Publications
55.90
Omaha World Herald - Publications
46.00
Credit Bureau of Iowa City - Dues
10.00
All American Inc. - Freight
16.16
Des Moines Register & Tribune - Publication
53.42
Hayek, Hayek & Hayek - Services
172.50
Meacham Travel Service - Travel: Glaves
211.00
Treasurer of State - Sales Tax
6.00
Blue Cross -Blue Shield - Health Insurance
851.90
Associated Abstract & Title - Services
206.00
Zuchelli, Hunter & Assoc. - Services
6,005.38
Print - Subscription
16.00
L. L. Pelling - Asphalt
136.05
Chicago Tribune - Publications
110.66
Stevens Sand & Gravel - Sand
458.47
Johnson Machine Shop - Repairs
139.40
Hootman Robo - Services
.75
University of Iowa - Registration
110.00
Iowa City Ready Mix - Concrete
229.25
Lenoch & Cilek - Supplies
15.64
PPG Industries Inc. - Supplies
6.45
Contractors Tool & Supply - Repair Supplies
40.69
The Goodfellow Co., Inc. - Printing
416.50
Iowa City Press -Citizen - Publications
149.53
University of Iowa - Services
26,503.65
NAHRO - Membership
25.00
Lind Art Supplies - Supplies
22.45
Jo. Co. Abstract & Title - Services
25.00
Associated Abstract & Title Inc. - Services
25.00
Jo. Co. Reg. Planning Comm. - Services
2,113.68
Johnson Co. Recorder - Service
.50
Iowa Lumber Co. - Supplies
53.36
ASSISTED HOUSING H8
Lawrence Hagen - Rent 61.00
Grant Pickering - Rent 106.00
Various Landlords - Rent 24,667.00
Allen Poots & Assoc. - Rent 146.00
Mayflower Ventures - Rent 56.00
25,036.00
ASSISTED HOUSING N23
Various Landlords - Rent
7,636.00
Hawkeye Lumber Co. - Supplies
65.07
Progressive Architecture - Subscription
8.50
Dow Jones & Co. - Publications
1,299.24
All Makes Office Equipment - Equipment
340.00
Technigraphics - Printing
170.00
Nagle Lumber Co. - Supplies
10.26
Iowa City Petty Cash - Supplies
22.13
Northwestern Bell - Charges
336.75
$40,579.24
ASSISTED HOUSING H8
Lawrence Hagen - Rent 61.00
Grant Pickering - Rent 106.00
Various Landlords - Rent 24,667.00
Allen Poots & Assoc. - Rent 146.00
Mayflower Ventures - Rent 56.00
25,036.00
ASSISTED HOUSING N23
Various Landlords - Rent
7,636.00
Essie C. Moyston - Refund
50.00
City of Iowa City - Charges
795.86
Beulah Fountain - Refund
50.00
George Crawford - Refund
80.00
Anna Burge - Refund
50.00
Elizabeth Mavis - Refund
50.00
Lois Roberts - Refund
50.00
M & M Investors - Repairs
184.00
$8,945.86
URBAN RENEWAL
City of Iowa City - Services
5.74
R. M. Boggs Co. - Repairs
123.00
Ia-Ill Gas & Electric - Charges
48.50
City of Iowa City - Tech. Services
208.22
City of Iowa City - Services
4.42
389.88
GRAND TOTAL
11,LO81028.33
The preceding disbursements allocated
by fund in the
total amount of $1,108,028.33 represent
an accurate
accounting of obligations of the City
of Iowa City.
-s-Rosemary
Vitosh
Director
of Finance
tom 6lockci l
johnson county oudilor
commissioner of elections
C4 voter regislrelion
chief clerk:
jim groff
depulie6:
helen murray
lindo langenberg October 21, 1977
don riley
Ms. Abbie Stolfus, City Clerk
Civic Center
410 E. Washington St.
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Dear Ms. Stolfus:
In accordance with Ch. 376.7 Code of Iowa a public canvass of the
tally lists of the October 18th Primary Election was held by the Johnson
County Board of Supervisors. This canvass, held at 1:00 P.M., October 20, 1977,
determined the At -Large City'Council candidates for the November 8, 1977
City Election.
Enclosed is a copy of the abstract of votes as determined by the
canvass of November 20, 1977.
enc.
Sincerely,
i
Mary Anne McDonnell
Clerk - Elections
F i L E 0
OCT2 X1977
„6BIE STOI_FU5
CITY CLERK
417 s clinlon • ioma city, iomn 52240 • 319-334-5428
ABSTRACT OF ELECTION .1_...n.
II ....r. ..... ... ...........• Form lf0a(
IS.4. 70.21, VTA0 and 2IDA.I7, Cod. of lam) a'.L:•
20th October 77
IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED THAT, onthe ......_.. day of___....________________________A.D.,19......
the undersigned — . .
HaroldMD_onnelly, Chairman Pro Kern
_...--
INAMER AND 11 111 Of 0111([ 01 IN( WlVASS[I SJ
.............. pqn_ Sehr,__Jyhnson County_ Board of Supervisors ...... met as a____
Board of Canvassers, as provided by law, in . ...... 10-wa_.LiLy_,._Lowa______________________________
In ......... .--- Johnson ------- County, Iowa, and canvassed the election returns from all the voting precincts in
said County, for votes cast at the election held therein on the. _ 18th .cicy of. October ----------- A. D., 19.77. _
City
for each office on the ballot and the number of votes for and against each question submitted by said .P rimary_-_
the result of said canvass being as follows: Ic...rr,crr.,sa.dJ
FOR THE OFFICE OF .... City_.Council.At-Large_. _ ___ ___ ______ __ (Four.. (A).. to•kro f raa)`
IN—e.,)
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FOR THE OFFICE OF. 1_._:-------------- _.---.-----_. ---------- (-.. ... ....to be elected)
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FOR THE SPECIAL PROPOSITION:...._..... -------------- ---------
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0
The Mayor and City Council CITY CLERK
City of Iowa City, Iowa
Civic Center
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Ladies and Gentlemen:
This letter is being written on behalf of Ty'n Cae,
Inc. to request that the Application for PAD approval on
Ty'n Cae Addition, Parts 1 and 2, be scheduled for public
hearing on November 22, 1977.
You should also be advised that we will be requesting
the Council to give the ordinance the required three read-
ings and to thereafter adopt the ordinance approving the
PAD at that same meeting.
This request is made anticipating Planning and Zoning
Commission approval of the subdivision plat as well as the
PAD and LSRD at their meeting on November 3rd.
This plat has received Council preliminary approval
some time ago and has been delayed primarily due to re-
quired compliance with the City Storm Water Management
Ordinance. The developer has cooperated with the various
City Departments in the compliance with Storm (Pater Manage-
ment but due to the fact that the area involved was one of
the first major areas required to comply with Storm Water
Management, that compliance necessarily consumed a great
deal of time not only in the part of the developer but on
the part of the City Staff as well. At this time, we believe
it would be appropriate for the City Council to take into
consideration the delays which have necessarily been en-
countered and accordingly to act favorably upon the request
of the developer to expedite the matter at this point in
time.
3781
SHULMAN, PHELAN, TUCKER, BOYLE Sc
MULLEN
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
LOU,. SHULMAN
BNCMCR BUILDING
WILLIAM V. PHCLAN
P. D. Box 2150
WILLIAM M.TUGKER
IOWA CITY, IOWA 32240
TucPnovE
�g4-IID+
DANIEL W. BOYLC
(A. EA CODE ]IB)
CHARLCs A.MULLEN
STCPHCN F. BRIGHT
BRUCE L.WALKCR
October 26, 1977
R¢HARG M.Tu.KER
AEBI'E.
S T OLFUS
The Mayor and City Council CITY CLERK
City of Iowa City, Iowa
Civic Center
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Ladies and Gentlemen:
This letter is being written on behalf of Ty'n Cae,
Inc. to request that the Application for PAD approval on
Ty'n Cae Addition, Parts 1 and 2, be scheduled for public
hearing on November 22, 1977.
You should also be advised that we will be requesting
the Council to give the ordinance the required three read-
ings and to thereafter adopt the ordinance approving the
PAD at that same meeting.
This request is made anticipating Planning and Zoning
Commission approval of the subdivision plat as well as the
PAD and LSRD at their meeting on November 3rd.
This plat has received Council preliminary approval
some time ago and has been delayed primarily due to re-
quired compliance with the City Storm Water Management
Ordinance. The developer has cooperated with the various
City Departments in the compliance with Storm (Pater Manage-
ment but due to the fact that the area involved was one of
the first major areas required to comply with Storm Water
Management, that compliance necessarily consumed a great
deal of time not only in the part of the developer but on
the part of the City Staff as well. At this time, we believe
it would be appropriate for the City Council to take into
consideration the delays which have necessarily been en-
countered and accordingly to act favorably upon the request
of the developer to expedite the matter at this point in
time.
3781
0 0
CAM/ lm
cc: Mr. Neal Berlin
City Manager
Abbie Stolfus
City Clerk
Don Schmeiser
Senior Planner
- 2 -
rs very truly,
Charles A. Mullen
Attorney for Ty'n C e, Inc.
I• RECEIVE%CT 2 5 1977
JOHNSON COUNTY MUTUAL AID FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION
Iowa City Council
Civic Center
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Gentlemen:
o� FD0CT2 511971
,BRIE S'i01-i
US
CITY CLERK
Box 81
Lone Tree, Iowa 52755
We, the Johnson County Mutual Aid Firemen's Association, after reading and
hearing your views on the Iowa City Fire Department covering the University
Heights for fire protection, feel that we would like to take this means
of expressing our ideas concerning this situation.
The Association was formed in 1957 to help each other in a fire situation.
Over the years we have grown to the point that we feel we have the best
Association in the State of Iowa. This is a big benefit to all residents
of Johnson County. This is further shown in the decreasing insurance rates
for fire protection in this county.
Being dedicated to saving lives and property from fire, we do not feel the
Iowa City professional fire fighters are part of this decision made by
the Iowa City Council and City Manager. The only being who has the right
to say "a life shall not be saved" is "God." It is the fear of this
Association that the actions you are taking will work to the detriment
of the residents of ALL Johnson County. We do not feel that fire protection
of property and lives should be used as a political lever for the annexation
of any area to a town or city. Your problems should and can be resolved
without the threat of the loss of fire protection to University Heights
or anyone else.
It is the feeling of the Association that the Iowa City Fire Department
should maintain fire protection to Univerity Heights without intervention
from Iowa City Council and its manager.
DAS/tes
cc: Mutual Aid Assoc
Coralville
Hills
Iowa City
Lone Tree
North Liberty
Oxford
Riverside
Solon
very truly yours,
JOHNSONiohson
CO. MUTUAL AID FIRE ASSOC.
`,�Gvnua James David A. Smith
Assoc. Vice Pres. Assoc. Secty.-Treas.
Fire Depts.:
Swisher
Tiffin
West Branch
3982.
K4 131913WISOO
CIVIC CENTER ,10.I WAS N ST.
5220
U/ October 26, 1977
NAYO,I
MANY NLUNALISIR
COVNCILNSWSNt
ANN SAWLII
WOLb 0313
L.G,OST1R
DAVIOPERR[T
10"SEUE"
ROBERT V3VLnA
Mr. James Johnson, Vice President
Mr. David A. Smith, Secretary -Treasurer
Johnson County Mutual Aid Firemen's Association
Box 81
Lone Tree, Iowa 52755
Dear Mr. Johnson and Mr. Smith:
Thank you for your recent letter concerning fire service provided by Iowa
City to University Heights. A copy of a letter recently sent to University
Heights residents by Iowa City is enclosed.
Sin ere/yours,
eal G. Berl n
City Manager
Is
398.E
101A�/27 I .t ,illil.,thl of i ice 1".1, ct;r :n•ed of
irsviu; to t•icl,l t o :.1s c l i� ,::.In t c ::i.:�,. .i,,. _� :ere of t.(iuI �
tiitlliu Lite 1.ay., .-i ):. „[on tile =lreci iu,i icn 1.e I...nc Ire Lo uve
the dev.;a les.
Ilo.revcr -L 1'in,l thiit. voutt'. Leer:.l;; ..eli ,I.v Rent Ls ,.au76 cull right into :.,e,
if' 1 ('.ill not. ::tele o!'Y li,t.,;llk — oft.ee Into ..el, ^;3•;t.,>.. ..aG, ..nuc:. :'ore
dan„crous i:, t!,e ;r:1HACC oJ' ?- '111 ..t heliei:tl'inli ir•o:u "child :.I t.hout
s ihIli l i.ng. ;.0.:,t al' LilcIi: .le unc e.t n:wt ;.ccr ti.a Lite ..pt ro-cnio„ ltd ole
step to one .vide or tine c,L-i:er c.onl,i enn:ae x111 'e. illuitt..
I had halved that rulo:e of the oo::d I'e4"u.ic-:cl ist:. ::otild i,e included in
the neve ordinance; i.heIN .:ere not. ^.,ill izb)Tk t.be dif:'i cul LY/i:.qw iIlli ty
of, en I'nrci nr
.:•ucr it rulca But Lo:: .:Lout it, in I'uill is crluc:rt.ion
Have it outl. inert in the 1,1cyclo rnl.cs, pr in Lai in the papers, tall: about
ill the :.clloolst etc
Other �•tate:i and cit io;; Lilac 'ono Iliis. .U: iuc•.Lw!in;{ ;i p,i..a,l.let of re—
prescutntive rule:; and rc^;ulill tor..: :'ro:.-, (Yr on.
u
0 C T 2 'i 977 C
ABBIC ST,OLFUS
CITY CLERK
BIKEWAYS WITHIN OREGON PARKS
RULES OF THE ROAD
In Oregon, bicyclists are required to follow the same rules as
automobile drivers insofar as they would apply. Riding is permitted on
any State highway except those freeways in the Portland metropolitan
area posted with signs stating that nonmatoriaed vehicles are
rohibitetl. t".Ln riding on a sidewalk, the right of v� Is to be yielded
o desirions and an au , le signal given before they are overtaken and-
patsed. Due care n raquued ln passing a sl"sIng vehicle -or one
roceeding in the some direction. Ride as for to the right as practicable
except on one-way streots within a city whore one should ride at far to
the right or left as is practicable.
i 1
.i_1 V. ;•;: rl; Road
My complaint is with bike paths.
They seem to be deaigoed with the alfa
tomobile in mind. That Is, their main
purpose seems to be to get bikes out
of the way of cars, and never mind
about the bikes - they're just toys
[anyway, right?
Some of the Ames bike paths m�
riders and walkers, and that's about
as sensible as permitting bicycles on
Interstate 80 would be.
Really, folks, bikeways make sense,
but only when they're routed over
existing streets and roads. If bicycle
are, Indeed, back to stay, that's the
way it's going to have to be.
3983
October 22, it •
!" CEIVED OCT 2 G 1977
City Council Ieiembers
Civic Center
Iowa City, Ia 52240
Dear Council Members:
We, the undersigned, would like to support the petition
of the Iowa City/ Johnson County ,rts Council, that the
city council allow the arts council to use the temporary
building in the Clinton Street Gi�:ll formerly housing
Epstein's Book Store as a centr=.1 loc^tion imperative for
their fundraising project to reach the public: The sale
of low cost children's art easels to the public.
We thank you for your time and cooperation in considering
this request.
Sincerely,
% ilew, ti�JlLLc
AAOAL (.J 92b,�-
^l
L E 0
OCT2 7!977
A3EIE S'i OLFUS
CITY CLIMA
983A
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MA
CITY
IA GTY.IOWA 6]110
111 pl ]BLIBW
October 27, 1977
MAYON
MARYI.EUNAU,ER
COUNCIL Mf MSE RE
ANN BALMER
CAROLYFAOOE
LP FOSTER
OAVIOPERRET
MAX SELZER
ROBERT VEVERA
Mr. Michael Brien
525 Hawkeye Court
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Dear Mr. Brien:
This is in reply to the petition supporting the use of the former Epstein's
Book Store by the Iowa City -Johnson County Arts Council. Since these modules
have been used for a much longer period of time than anticipated when they
were erected, the City Council has determined that they will be removed from
the Mall as they are vacated. The modules which formerly housed Epstein's
Book Store are at this time being prepared for removal from the Mall.
Si R.G'/
ours,
s,Neal
70
Lrr'�
City Manager
Is
cc: City Council
3983.1
RE: Urban Renewal Contract Negotiations
1. In September, 1976, the City Council retained the services of Zuchelli Hunter
and Associates to assist the City in carrying out a land disposition program.'
At that time a provision calling for the consultant to provide assistance
during .the negotiations which follow the bidding process was added at Council:'
request.i
2. The City must negotiate and reach agreement with the designated developers of
five moreparcels,;including Block 64 and Blocks 83-84, which require'a close
public-private interface.' At the, informal meeting of, October 3, the'Council
expressed the desire to utilize Mr. Zuchelli'to assist the City in negotiating
these agreements.
3. Task 17 of the existing Contract calls for Mr. Zuchelli to offer consultation
upon request, following Council authorization. A motion authorizing the City
Manager to request .such consultation is being.placed on the agenda for the
meeting of November 1, 1977: Such services would be requested by the Manager
on an as needed basis, during.the course of, negotiations', and until disposition
agreements are executed. Payment for such services will be billed on an hourly
or per,diem basis, ;at the same rate as services already provided.
I
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