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City of Iowa City
MEMORANDUM
DATE: November 21, 1978
10: City Council
FROM: Rosemary Vitosh, Director of Finance F V
RE: Disbursements for the Month of September, 1978
Motion to approve disbursements in the amount
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of $1,355,250.66 for the period of September 1
thru September 30, 1978, as recommended by the 4i`
Finance Director, subject to audit..
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SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS
Sfl'TI.MBER, 1978
$ 151,839.55
25,005.91
22,713.22
289,756.63
365,144.54
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62,526.03
2,332,766.12
$3,249,752.00
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58,965.37
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58,965.37
$3,308,717.37
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FINANCIAL SUMMARY
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SEPTEMBER, 1978
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FUND/
BEGINNING
RECEIPTS
DISBURSEMENTS
ENDING FUND =
BALANCE
INVESTMENT
BALANCE
+ CHECKING I
ACCOUNT BAL.
<.j
ACCOUNT
FUND BALANCE
GENERAL
$ .433,407.10
$ 593,138.84
25,437.77
$ 708,298.58
--
b 318,247.36 $
(45,878.95)
630,371,41
--
S (312,124.05)
(45,878 .�5)
DEBT SERVICE
CAPITAL PROJECTS
(71,316.72)
2,279,555.43
2,315,975.39
372,471.80
4,223,059.02
3,905,147.15
317,911., .-
ENTERPRISE
3,282,914.12.
435,391.29
342,268.13
120,383.52
3,376,037.28
876,757.71
2,817,784.49
982,037.48
558,252.%9
(105,279.77)
TRUST & AGENCY
INTRAGOV. SERVICE
960,230.84
(449,205.01)
36,910.39
607,654.86
546,821.68
(388,371.83)
--
(388,371.83) 444i
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
176,388:89
1,172.56
--
177,561.45
200,000.00
230-147-59
(22,438.55)
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SPECIAL REVENUE
_ 270,094.74
315,993.58
298,373.20
287,715-12
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TOTAL - FUNDS
$ 6,882,069.39
$ 4,331 674.68
$ 2,388,616.91
$ 8,825,127.16 S
8,765,488.12
S 59.659.44 i
PAYROLL
31.70
434,342:03
434,482.48
1,019.11
(108.75)
13,553.25
--
15,013.83
(108.75)
(1,460.58)
FIREMEN PENSION
'FIREMEN RETIREMENT
14,572.36
1,609,681.93
--
12,418.75
22,126.08
1,579,974.60
1,596,246.62
33,198.82
3,727.98
(1,086.45).
:.POLICEMEN PENSION
32,595.19
--
10,551.02
- 482,82
6,579.46
32,112.37
1.474,629.71
1,473,033.92
1,595.79
POLICEMEN RETIREMENT
1,470,658.15
=-
243.44
--
243 .', i
R-14 ESCROW
LEASED HOUSING I
243.44
183.53
--
47,075.00
47,075.00
183.53
--
033.52
183.;_
50,255.69
'LEASED HOUSING.II
76,112.34
58965 37
50,788.50
84,289.2 1 1
34
TOTAL - ACCOUNTS
$ 3,264,078.64
$ 563 352 17
b 562 553 45
$ 3 204 877 36 $
3 151 526 71
f 5..359 fi5
GRAND TOTAL
:•$10 086 148 03
$ 4.895.026.85
$ 2,951,170.36
$12 030 004 52 b11
917 014.83_
$ 112.4R9.fi9
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SLPTLMBIiN, 1978
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GLNLIZAL FUND
Program -life insurance
J
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ASPA Insurance
Magazine-books
14.50
Accent on Living
Accelerate Indexing Systems-books7.88.
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Hally Adams -mileage
Advancement Placement Inst. -print
11.00
6.00
Advocator Welfare -print
improvements
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GLNLIZAL FUND
Program -life insurance
107.05
ASPA Insurance
Magazine-books
14.50
Accent on Living
Accelerate Indexing Systems-books7.88.
32.00
Hally Adams -mileage
Advancement Placement Inst. -print
11.00
6.00
Advocator Welfare -print
improvements
15.00
Aero Rental -bldg.
equipment
Office Supply-filerepairs
3,232.92
Ahern -Pershing
Air Cooled Engine Services -equip.
58.63
18,60
Air Products & Chemicals -rentals
914,60
All [lakes Office Equip.-desks1,500.00
rental
136..60
All Wheel Drive Co. -equipment
of bldg.
72,00 s
Allied Glass Products -repair
P4.33
Amacom-books
American Alliance for Health -print
5.25 i
36.65'
American Bindery -technical service
40.45'
American LaFrance-vehicle & equip. repair
39,20
American Library Assoc. -print
35.00 "
American Life Foundation -books
12,00 ,
American Management Assoc. -subscription
Public Transit Assoc. -registration
240.00
10.00
American
American Public Works Assn. -dues & memberships
-dues & memberships 3866.28
American Public Works Assn.
Best Rental Center - tools & equip. rental
& maint. bldg
American Word Processing-officeuipmen
supplies43.08
18,50
Amway Products -floor care
Anconco-animal supplies
79.00
Animal Clinic -veterinary services
29.00
Animal Clinic -veterinary services
& equipment materials
17,48
AnsuI Co. -vehicle
7.95
Apple Tree Press -print
Chicago -books
8.20
Art Institute of
Associates Capitol Service -equipment rental
946.80
B&D Tire Co. -tires
136..60
B.J. Records -disc
21.00
B.J. Records -disc lies
B&K Ribbon Co. -recreational supplies
6.3B
1,200.00
Babe Ruth League -social services
36.00
Carol Bahmler-travel advance
Inc. -sanitation supplies
70.60
Baker Paper Co. ,
.1,972.71
Baker & Taylor Co. -books
187.22
Baker & Taylor Co. -print
.
900.52
Baker & Taylor Co. -books
SupplY-paint and supplies
132.67
Barron Motor
Best Rental Center -tools & equip. rental
675.18
2,507.16
Best Rental Center - tools & equip. rental
& maint. bldg
28.85
28.85
Big B Cleaners -rep.
er
Blackman Decorators Inc. -lumber supp
4.22
P1,463.65
BC/BS-health insurance
223.50
BC/BS-health insurance
114,50
R.M. Boggs Co. -rep• of bldg.
of bldg.31.68
328.99
R.M. Boggs Co. -rep.
Bontrager Machine & Welding-lumberSupplies
605.56
Boyd & Rummelhart Plbg.-Pl69, supplies
120.00
T.T. Bozek, MD, medical services lies
Sales -floor care supp
26.88
Brandy's Vacuum
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Briggs Transportation -miscellaneous
Brothers Tree Service=hauling
Brothers Tree Service -equipment service
Brown Traffic Products-bldq. & constr. sup.
Budget Car Wash -car washes
Burroughs Corp. -vehicle & equip, materials
Butterick Publishing -books
C.W. Associates -print
C.W. Associates -print
Capitol Implement -vehicle repairs
Carpenter Uniform Co. -uniform clothing
Center for Humities-slides & slide sets
Certified Laboratories -surfacing material
Certified Laboratories -surfacing material
Chicago Roller Skate Co. -vehicle &,equip, rep
Childrens Press -books
Cinema Concepts -film
City Electric Supply -electrical supplies
Iowa City Petty Cash -supplies
Petty Cash Library -postage
Petty Cash-Rec. Ctr.-food
Clark's Carpets -bldg. & constr. supplies
Cline Truck & Equipment -lubricants
The Comiclogue-miscellaneous
Commercial Towel -laundry service
Communications Eng. Co.-cormnunication rep.
Communications Eng. Co. -vehicle repair
Contractors Tool & Supply -tools
Contractors Tool & Supply -bldg. supplies
Coonrod Wrecker Serv.-equipment service
Coralville Animal Clinic -veterinary ser.
Ron Cousins -safety shoes
Crescent Electric Supply -electrical suppl.
Cummins Great Plains Diesel In.-veh. rep.
John Curley & Assoc. -books
Custom Sheet Metal Prod. -bldg. repair
D.B.I. Books -books
D&J'Industrial Lanudry-laundry service
The Daily Iowan -advertising
: Davis Heating -refund
Decorating & Craft Ideas -subscription
Deeco Inc. -electrical supplies
Demco Educational Corp -office equipment
Dept. of Public Safety-tracis
Disk -O -Tek, Inc. -technical service
Donald Dolozal-food allowance
Don's Honda -lubricants
Doubleday & Co. Inc. -books
Dwaynes-vehicle repairs
E.T.N. Registrations -registration
E.astin-Phelan Dist. -film
Eastman Kodak Co. -film
Economy Advertising -outside printing
Economy Advertising -outside printing
EconD-ray-miscellaneous
Edison Record Clearance -disc
Educational Audio Visual -filmstrip
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25.91
1,596.00
1,177.00
1,538.64
7.00
50.81
56.00
16.75
20.70
89.66
36.72
146.48
422.07
230.07
67.86
22.80
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8.09.
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396.91
1
130.15
52.39
41.43.
3.30
19.42"
21.99
17.10
603.34
156.12
1,941.12.
5.68
210.00
61.25
15.00
2,871.80
3,269.66
.46.50
888.00'
6.95
17.00
119.18
5.00
:18.00
12.20
54.05
100.00
120.00
50.00
30.00
46.40
15.00
15.00
266.74
345.60
72.00
275.60
252.00
325.76
107.17
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Ed-Uo Press -miscellaneous
13.60
Elbert & Associates -computer processing
8,009.01
Elbert & Associates -computes processing
4,517.15
Electric -Aire. Eng. Corp. -minor equipment
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367.69
Entenmmnn-Rovin Co. -equipment repairs
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Environment -print
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43.71
Erbs Office Services -calculators
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Ed-Uo Press -miscellaneous
13.60
Elbert & Associates -computer processing
8,009.01
Elbert & Associates -computes processing
4,517.15
Electric -Aire. Eng. Corp. -minor equipment
93.48
Elliot EquipmenL Co. -Refuse collection equip.
367.69
Entenmmnn-Rovin Co. -equipment repairs
1,360.54
Environment -print
3.00
Erbs Office Services -calculators
43.71
Erbs Office Services -calculators
464.94
Esquire -print
2.00
Everglades Publishing Co. -print
5.95
Everson -Ross Co. -uniform clothing
22.40
The F Stop -photo supplies & equip.
25.82
The F Stop -miscellaneous supplies
11.72
Fab's-craft supplies
4.89
Dan R. Fesler-automobiles
299.50
Fifth Ave. Uniforms -uniforms
2,334.50
Flaghouse Inc. -recreational supplies
76.95
Fleetway Stores -tools
70.88
Fleetway Stores -tools
19.82'
Howard Fountain -equipment service
110.00
John Fraser Assn. -8 MM films
59.95
Freeman Locksmith & Door -bldg. repair
31.75
Friends.of Childrens Museum -youth services
'1,000.00
Frohwein Supply Co. -office equip.
113.70
Frohwein Supply Co. -office supplies
36.59
Garden Club of America -books
3.50
Gargano Promotions -books
7.66
J.P. Gasway Co. -printing supplies
277.92
Gaylord Bros. Inc. -books
12.64
Globe Machinery & Supply -repair & maint. sup. 100.52
Globe Ticket Co. -outside printing
1,000.82
Goodfellow Co. Inc. -printing
539.00
Goodwill Industries -technical service
17.00
Gousha Chek Chart -books
1.95
Governmental Purchasing -subscription
36.00
Margaret Greger-books
4.50
Grell Constr. Co. -repair & maint.
283.00
Gringer Feed & Grain -commercial feed
72.00
Hach Brothers -sanitation supplies
648.85
Hach Brothers -sanitation & Ind. Supp.
27.80
G.K. Hall & Co. -books
69.63
Halogen Supply Co. -recreational sup.
28.84
Hansen House -books
3.43
Harry's Custom Trophies-rec. supplies
215.00
Harvard Student Agencies -print
12.90
Ilawkeye Amustment-refund
75.00
Hawkeye Lumber -surfacing material
780.12
Ilawkeye Lumber -lumber supplies
4,593.04
Ilawkeye Wholesale Grocery -sanitation sup.
180.84
Ilawkeye Wholesale Grocery -sanitation sup.
5.88
Hawkhill Assoc. -filmstrip
25.50
Hayek, Hayek & Hayek -attorney serv.
824.79.
Nancy Heaton -travel
33.00
Helble & Rocca Electronics -equip. repairs
46.80
The Highsmith Co. -miscellaneous sup.
195.48
The Highsmith Co. -miscellaneous sup.
52.78
Hilltop DX -car washes
102.75
Himalayan Inst. Pub. -books
2.25
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Hooker Supply-veh. & Equip. materials
Hooker Supply -miscellaneous supplies
Hornung's-recreational supplies
Ily-Vee Fooed Store -recreational Sup.
International Assoc. -registration
international Assoc. -books
International City -books
international Conference -consultant serv.
International Film Bureau -16 MM films
International Word Processing -reference mat.
Interstate Shopper -advertising
Iowa Book & Supply -office supplies
IC Crisis Ctr.-social services
IC Laboratory Inc. -engineering ser.
IC Press Citizen -legal publications
ICPress Citizen -legal publications
IA_ ILL Gas & Elec.-electricity
IA -ILL Gas & Elec.-electricity
IA -ILL Gas & Elec.-electricity
Iowa Lumber Co. -hardware supplies
Iowa Parcel Service -miscellaneous
Iowa Parcel'Service-miscellaneous
Iowa Park & Rec. Assn. -dues & memberships
iPRA Workshop -registration
Kenneth Irving -food allowance
Irwin Veterinary Clinic-veterinaryser.
John's Grocery -miscellaneous supplies
John's Frocery-miscellaneous supplies
Jo. Co. Agricultural Assoc. -electricity
Jo. Co. Clerk of Court -court cost
Jo. Co. Clerk -court cost
Jo. Co. Council on Aging -social services
Jo. Co. Feed & Hatchery -grass seed
Jo. Co. Sheriff -sheriff fee
Jo. Co. Treasurer -reference material
Johnsons Machine Shop -vehicle repairs
Jostens Library Supplies -office supplies
Jostens Library Supplies -technical serv.
Y. Mart -recreational supplies
KRNA Communications Inc. -advertising
KXIC Radio Station -advertising
Kelley Interiors -bldg. repair
Kelly Htg. Service -bldg. repair
Kennedy Trucking -hauling
Kennedy Trucking -hauling
Ken's -paint & supplies
Kinmley Fire & Safety -uniforms
Kirkwood Kwik Kleen-laundry service
Kirkwood Kwik Kleen-laundry service.
Arthur Kloos-food allowance
Kool & Nygren Inc. -shorthand reporter
Dennis Kraft -travel
Y.rall Oil Co. -miscellaneous supplies
Larew Co.-elect./plbq. repair
Larew Co. -bldg, repair
League of Ia. Municipalities -registration
Learning Corp. of America-16mm Films
Bob Lee -local mileage
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29.10
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22.07
35.25
390.00
3.50
20.00
596.68
91.03
10.00
75.00
7.95
1,500.00
144.25
1,310.41
885.38
23,002.07
3,346.65
734.46
5.50
8.56
15.14
150.00
56.00
25.00
8.00
33.08
48.08
137.52
345.23
40.80
1,545.83
57.50
4.00
8.00
188.72.
29.20
13.53
47.01
120.00
130.00
50.00
124.50
1,265.00
2,024.00
328.05'
229.70
134.20
142.12
25.00
163.25
39.85
21.38.
105.30
512.05
94.00
120.00
6.90
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Hooker Supply-veh. & Equip. materials
Hooker Supply -miscellaneous supplies
Hornung's-recreational supplies
Ily-Vee Fooed Store -recreational Sup.
International Assoc. -registration
international Assoc. -books
International City -books
international Conference -consultant serv.
International Film Bureau -16 MM films
International Word Processing -reference mat.
Interstate Shopper -advertising
Iowa Book & Supply -office supplies
IC Crisis Ctr.-social services
IC Laboratory Inc. -engineering ser.
IC Press Citizen -legal publications
ICPress Citizen -legal publications
IA_ ILL Gas & Elec.-electricity
IA -ILL Gas & Elec.-electricity
IA -ILL Gas & Elec.-electricity
Iowa Lumber Co. -hardware supplies
Iowa Parcel Service -miscellaneous
Iowa Parcel'Service-miscellaneous
Iowa Park & Rec. Assn. -dues & memberships
iPRA Workshop -registration
Kenneth Irving -food allowance
Irwin Veterinary Clinic-veterinaryser.
John's Grocery -miscellaneous supplies
John's Frocery-miscellaneous supplies
Jo. Co. Agricultural Assoc. -electricity
Jo. Co. Clerk of Court -court cost
Jo. Co. Clerk -court cost
Jo. Co. Council on Aging -social services
Jo. Co. Feed & Hatchery -grass seed
Jo. Co. Sheriff -sheriff fee
Jo. Co. Treasurer -reference material
Johnsons Machine Shop -vehicle repairs
Jostens Library Supplies -office supplies
Jostens Library Supplies -technical serv.
Y. Mart -recreational supplies
KRNA Communications Inc. -advertising
KXIC Radio Station -advertising
Kelley Interiors -bldg. repair
Kelly Htg. Service -bldg. repair
Kennedy Trucking -hauling
Kennedy Trucking -hauling
Ken's -paint & supplies
Kinmley Fire & Safety -uniforms
Kirkwood Kwik Kleen-laundry service
Kirkwood Kwik Kleen-laundry service.
Arthur Kloos-food allowance
Kool & Nygren Inc. -shorthand reporter
Dennis Kraft -travel
Y.rall Oil Co. -miscellaneous supplies
Larew Co.-elect./plbq. repair
Larew Co. -bldg, repair
League of Ia. Municipalities -registration
Learning Corp. of America-16mm Films
Bob Lee -local mileage
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29.10
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35.25
390.00
3.50
20.00
596.68
91.03
10.00
75.00
7.95
1,500.00
144.25
1,310.41
885.38
23,002.07
3,346.65
734.46
5.50
8.56
15.14
150.00
56.00
25.00
8.00
33.08
48.08
137.52
345.23
40.80
1,545.83
57.50
4.00
8.00
188.72.
29.20
13.53
47.01
120.00
130.00
50.00
124.50
1,265.00
2,024.00
328.05'
229.70
134.20
142.12
25.00
163.25
39.85
21.38.
105.30
512.05
94.00
120.00
6.90
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Legal Directories Publishing -print
36.8691.90
Lcnoch & Cilek-minor equipment lies
Cilek-bldg• & constr. supp
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Lenoch &
27,45
Marilyn Levin -local mileage lies
Supplies -recreational supp
17,10
Lind Art
Lind Art Supplies -office supp
7,65
18,33
Lind Art Supplies -miscellaneous supplies
3.00
Linds Frame -up -office equipment
16.46
Tom Little -safety shoes
8,50
Jenry Louis Inc. -film processing
Inc. -miscellaneous supplies
4.05
Henry Louis
Tom Lunkley-art reproductions
17,00
16.99
Join McDonald -safety shoes
16.95
Edgar McGinness Jr. -local mileage
115.24
McGraw Hill Book Co. _16 mm film
870.00
Joseph McKenna -professional services
+a' i
Manpower Inc. -technical service
& Sup. -tools
496.00
Martin Bros. Equip.
8 32
F
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Means Service -laundry service
Medical Associates -physicals
10.00
y,
122.40
Midland Bindery -technical service
45.50
Midwest Contractor -advertising
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CEDAR RAPIDS AND DES MUIIIL�), iUin
Legal Directories Publishing -print
36.8691.90
Lcnoch & Cilek-minor equipment lies
Cilek-bldg• & constr. supp
52.28
Lenoch &
27,45
Marilyn Levin -local mileage lies
Supplies -recreational supp
17,10
Lind Art
Lind Art Supplies -office supp
7,65
18,33
Lind Art Supplies -miscellaneous supplies
3.00
Linds Frame -up -office equipment
16.46
Tom Little -safety shoes
8,50
Jenry Louis Inc. -film processing
Inc. -miscellaneous supplies
4.05
Henry Louis
Tom Lunkley-art reproductions
17,00
16.99
Join McDonald -safety shoes
16.95
Edgar McGinness Jr. -local mileage
115.24
McGraw Hill Book Co. _16 mm film
870.00
Joseph McKenna -professional services
180.00
Manpower Inc. -technical service
& Sup. -tools
496.00
Martin Bros. Equip.
8 32
Barry Matthess-safety shoes
.90
504 504.00
Means Service -laundry service
Medical Associates -physicals
10.00
Mercy Hospital -medical ser.
122.40
Midland Bindery -technical service
45.50
Midwest Contractor -advertising
24.11
Midwest Library Service -books
Mishak Agency -comprehensive Liability
6,250.00
Russ
Mitchell Manuals Inc. -reference material
21 95
200.00
Monarch Business Equipment -office equip. rep.
12.61
Montgomery Ward & Co. -office supe
& maint.
25.61
2529
Nate Moore Wiring Service -rep.
Candy Morgam-meals
equipment
4,110.00
Motorola Comm. Div• -comm.
25.85
Motts Drug Store -print
51.39
Muller Plbg. & Htg. -repair
& Htg.-bldg. rental
25.00
Muller Plbg.
Muscatine County -court costs
15.00
120,00
NAHRO-registration
Nagle Lumber Co. -lumber supplies
522,00
41.50
John Nash Grocery -sanitation supplies
Assoc. -dues & member
46,68
National Micrographics
National Record Plan -Cassette
& Development -subscription
45.00
Natl. Training
Navy Brand Mfg. Co, -sanitation supp.
213.22
1,253.20
Neenah Foundry Co. -traffic signal equip.
4.00
New Readers Press -print
& maint. to bldg.
239,00
Northway Corp. -rep.
Bell -telephone line charges
5,355.23
Northwestern
Northwestern Bell -telephone line charges
344.05
9,30
Northwestern Bell -uncataloged material
72,00
Oakes Construction -refund
1.25
Octameron Assoc. -books cataloged
Assoc. -books uncataloged
Oklahoma Osteopathic
292;00
Old Capitol Motors -vehicle repairs
Pro. -uniform clothing
162.00
Olympian Sports
19.88
Osco Drug -floor care equip.
Chemical Sales-water/sewage chem.
1,583.65
Overton
P.P.G. Industries -paint & supp.
.57
16.57
Pacifica Tape Library -cassette
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Pals Program -youth services
2,973.25
Matt Parrot &Sons Co. -sanitation supp.
I
L.L. Pelling Co. -asphalt
1,114.31
Physicans Desk Reference -books
11.00
;
26.25
Pitney Bowes -office equip. repairs
88.50
Pleasant Valley Orchards -miscellaneous
15.96
The Practical Lawyers -subscription
15.00
Pratt Educational Media -operating equip.
I
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Pyramid Films -16 mm films
351.00
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CEDAR RAPIDS AND DES MUINLS, luvi,;
Pals Program -youth services
2,973.25
Matt Parrot &Sons Co. -sanitation supp.
26.04
L.L. Pelling Co. -asphalt
1,114.31
Physicans Desk Reference -books
11.00
Pitney Bowes -office equip. rental
26.25
Pitney Bowes -office equip. repairs
88.50
Pleasant Valley Orchards -miscellaneous
15.96
The Practical Lawyers -subscription
15.00
Pratt Educational Media -operating equip.
597.50
Pyramid Films -16 mm films
351.00
Pyramid Services -vehicle repair
129.42
Pyramid Services -vehicle repairs
52.88
Quill Corp. -office furniture
11.35 i
Quill Corp. -miscellaneous
39.99
Rape Victim Advocacy Prog.-social services
3,040.50
Rapids Reproduction -minor office equip.
298.40
Rapids Reproduction -file equip.
159.16
Red Carpet Travel Serv.-air fare
138.00 t
Reel Images -16 mm films
34.54
Regent Book Co. -print
17.31 a
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Republic Electric Co. -traffic sign repair
3,949.00
River Products -surfacing material
10,526.26
Rocca Welding & Repair -vehicle repair
170.90
Rockmount Research & Alloys Inc. -welding gases
300.23
Scholistic Book Service -books
2.99.
Sears Roebuck & Co. -recreational supplies
63.43
Sears Roebuck & Co. -vehicle repair
14.30
Service Master -bldg. repair
200.00
Shamrock Constr. Co. -capital improvement
2,511:00
Marc Sheldon Publishing -books
9.95
Sherwin-Williams Co. -improvement material
11.50
Shive Hattery & Assoc. -engineering ser.
242.50
Silver Burdett -print
28.86 l
Sirchie Finger Print Lab -;chemicals
121.69
Carol Spaziani-travel
53.40..
The Sporting News -print
5.50
State Treasurer of Iowa -sales tax
.12.55
Steven's Sand & Gravel -sand
351.62
E.A. Steward -Photographic Lab -film processing
42.00
Stillwell Paint Store -paint & supplies
3.01
Stillwell Paint Store -paint & supplies
11.60
Stockman Applicators -hauling
4,378.00
Streeter Amet-bldg. & constr. suppl.
111.33
John R. Suchomel-technical service
200.00
D.C. Taylor Co. -repair of bldg.
144.55
Taylor Rental -tool rental
50.59
Thorarc Co. -equipment repairs
406.00
Tire Guides -subscription
13.30
Travel Information Bureau -books
4.50
Twyman Films -rentals
23.00
Underwriter Printing & Pub. -print
32.55
U.S. Govt. Printing Office -file materials
300.00
U.S. Leasing -equipment rental
30.06
U.S. Post Office -postage
5,000.00
U.S. Post Office -bulk mailing
1,200.00
U.S. Post Office -bulk mailing
50.00
Union Bus Depot
33.95
Union Supply Co. -miscellaneous supplies
13.42
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United Action for Youth -youth services
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United Financial Publishers -books
7,83
Univ. of California -books
& Sound -photo supplies
I
Univ. Camera
Univ. of Iowa -registration
150.00
54
354.45
Univ. of Iowa -work study wages
Univ. of Iowa -miscellaneous supplies
.45
Univ. of Iowa -books
15.00
40.00
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United Action for Youth -youth services
2'277.25
3.00
United Financial Publishers -books
7,83
Univ. of California -books
& Sound -photo supplies
28 20
Univ. Camera
Univ. of Iowa -registration
150.00
54
354.45
Univ. of Iowa -work study wages
Univ. of Iowa -miscellaneous supplies
.45
Univ. of Iowa -books
15.00
40.00
Univ. of Iowa -tuitions
2.00
Univ. of Iowa -print
Univ. of Wisconsin -registration
90.00
Utility Control Corp. -vehicle materials
62. 68
62.00
Varsity Cleaners -technical service
16.00
Veterinary Associates -veterinary ser.
240.00 !
Vic's Auto Body Repair -vehicle repairs
10.00
Voice of Youth Advocates -print
154.41 r
Wagner -Pontiac -vehicle repairs
149.98 ;
Wagner -Pontiac -equipment repairs
42.00 1
Wahl & Wahl Inc. -minor office equip.
50.15
Eddy/Walker Equip. Co. -tools
49.00
Wall Street Journal -subscription
279,08
Wallace-Hometead Co. -books
Park Inc. -bldg. rental
1,150.00
Washington
2.85
Washington Press -print
74.52
Wee Wash It -laundry service
Bond
165.00
Welt Ambrisco Ins.- Notary.
West Musis Co. -recreational supplies86.00
26.00
West Publishing Co. -reference material
9.5
506.15
Weston Woods -film
121.40
Weston Woods -film
White Transportation Co. -miscellaneous
25.85
Ray Williams -hauling
Willow Creek Neighborhood Ctr.-social serv.
900.00 .
1,250.00
Winrock International -books
5.65
199.95
John Witte & Sons -office furniture
6,048.50
Wolf Constr.-capital improvement
005 .
25
Raymond Wombacher-food allowance
Women:A Journal of Liberation -print
197,55
The Workshop -printing
285.55 !
Xerox Educ. Publications -films
29.75 9
Younkers-minor office equip.
580.00
Ziebart-vehicle repairs.
5.00 {
Angela Rohret-refund
15.00 j
Ted Wernimont-technical service
64
464
Mrs. Dave Brenneman -judgement & damages
10.99
Cecil Nejedly-safety shoes2.00
Caroline Krug -refund
5.00
Ann G. Greenleaf -refund
1.90
Glen J. Goerdt-refund
15.00
Ron Scherer -refund
218.00
Siems-judgement ement & damages
Noel J 9
5.00
Y.. K. Verma-refund
15.00
Mark Dibble -judgement & damages
5.00
Jim Fackler -witness fee
U.S. Postal Service -judgement & damages
957
57
Ms. Vicki Grafentin-printing
25.00
5.00
Bill Crowley -witness fee
5.00
Barb Olsen -refund
3.22
Dorreen Elniski-technical service
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Diane Sunshine -refund
5.00
1.00
Martha Patterson -refund
6.50
Charlene Lehman -refund
5.00
Sandra Schoell-refund
Vicki Solursch-,judgement & damages
640.66
1 000.00
Etta Dvorsky-judgement & damages
GENERAL FUND TOTAL $209.520.36
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CAPITAL PROJECTS FUNDS
& Testing -consultant serv. 8+531.75
mes Engineering
Capitol Propane Gas -propane
Concrete Treatments of Ia.-capital impro.
21,565.12
Contractors Tool & Supply -electrical sup.
1,096.00
Hawkeye Engineering Co. -engineering ser.
improvement
47.50
205.00
Haliday, Wrecker Serv.-capital
International City -capital improvement
I.C. Excavating & Grading -capital improve.
12,887.900
I.C. Ready Mix -concrete
& maint.
141.30
IA -ILL Gas & Electric -repair
M.M.S. Consultants Inc.-engineerinq ser.
915.75
47,508.52
Metro Pavers -capital improvement
serv.
1,150.00.
Moody's Investors Serv.-consultant
780.00
N.N.W. Inc. -architectural serv.
718,58
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Northern Bank Note Co. -printing
improvement
141,236.03
Parkview Co. -capital
L.L. Pelling Co. -capital improvement
97,253.55
1,036.37
Ron's Welding -capital improvement
2,359.73
Shive Hattery & Assoc. -engineering serv.
Services of Ia.-engineering
9.08
ser.3+775.00
Soil Testing
Sorg Printing Co. -printing
Co. -capital improvement
17,818-8
Southgate Dev.
Taylor Rental Ctr.-tool rental
9,968.63
Wolf Construction -capital improvement
.
225.00
Helen Kavanaugh -easement purchase
25_00
Hastings Pavement Co. -refund
CAPITAL PROJECTS FUNDS TOTAL
$310 533.53
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ENTERPRISE FUNDS
11 Makes Office Equip. -desks
310.06
6,293.65
Allied Chemical Corp. -aluminum sulfate
sulfate
3,048.67
Allied Chemical Cot
American Consulting Servs.-rep..to improve.
446.76
446.76
28.75
American Public Works Assn. -dues & members.
In
sup. 5.17
Apache Hose & Rubber
Aurora Pump -minor equipment
170.08
167.00
Bankers Advertising Co. -printing
3.02
Barron Motor Supply -lubricants
Best Rental Ctr.-miscellaneous supplies
24,00
25.25
Bontrager Machine.. equipment repairs
50.90
Bontrager Machine -equipment repairs
26
Boyd & Rummelhart Plbg.-tools
150.00
Brenda Bringman-miscellaneous
107,41
Capitol Propane Gas -propane 84.97
-laboratory chemicals
Certified Laboratories
53.41
I.C. Petty Cash -supplies
Clow Corp.-valves/Coup./boxes/clamps
5,694.68
8,552.85
Clow Corp. -improvement material
material
5.7B
E. Cohn & Sons -improvement
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241.15
Commercial Towel-oaundry service
Co. -vehicle materials
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Comm. Eng
Tool & Supply-miscellaneousrepairs
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Control Data Corp. -equip. tool rental
-too'
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Culligan Water Conditioning
supp
5,20
Deeco Inc. -miscellaneous
Deeco Inc. -miscellaneous supplies
supplies
130.07ies 99.
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241.15
Commercial Towel-oaundry service
Co. -vehicle materials
70.00
59.35
Engineering
Comm. Eng
Tool & Supply-miscellaneousrepairs
847.00
47.00
Contractors
Control Data Corp. -equip. tool rental
-too'
1B.5154.80
Culligan Water Conditioning
supp
5,20
Deeco Inc. -miscellaneous
Deeco Inc. -miscellaneous supplies
supplies
130.07ies 99.
21
Dyna Systems -miscellaneous
Eagle Signal Div. -bldg. rental
487.21
Elbert & Associates-office equip.
repairs
56,61
4 67.03
EnmIs et Corp. -equipment
Fischer & Porter C0. -vehicle materia
211,48
Fisher Scientific Co.-lab.chemi1als es
Coovementumaterial
S2 87
34.44
Fisher Scientific
Stores -imp
50.00
Fleetway
Foxboro Corp.-miscellenaous
repairs
134 28
44.00
Foxboro Corp.-equiP1 lies
Goodwill Industries -sanitation suPPies
supe
- 32.62
W.W. Grainger Inc. -electrical
Pipe Products -tile
26.989.21
20,832.57
Griffin
Griffin Pipe Products -pipe
100.00
85'87
Gretchen Grimm -miscellaneous supplies
Chemicals Co.- laboratory PP
120.00
Hach
Holiday Wrecker Serv.-towing
Wash -car washes
5.25
123.49
Hootman Robo Car
Hupp Electric Motors -minor equipment aterials
Equip.-veh. m
96,15
37.29
Industrial Engineering
Co. Inc. -vehicle rep. Parts
149.40
Iowa Bearing
Industrial Engineering Equip.-veh. materials
9.10
John's Grocery -food
Mix -concrete
429.25
174.39
Jo.•CtY. Ready lies
Machine Shop -hardware suPP
97.11.
Johnsons ui ment
Ken's -tools and min College -registration
54.00
90.24
Kirkwood Community ols
Lenoch & Cilek- lies
119.25
274.81
McCabe Equip. Co-"m�oforsresale
McDonald Mfg.-purchases16.50
3,194.80 `
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Chemical Co. -chlorine
McKesson
Mercy Hospital -x-rays
g761.80
25.55 I
Metro Pavers-hauling
Co. -imp rovement material
5,724,05 l
Nagle Lumber
Meter Co. -water meters
5,385.00
Neptune
Neptune deter Co. -water meterslaboratory chemicals
55.94
1,123.94
Orion Research Incorp.-
Products -rock
862.94
72
River
St. pe
safety shoes
15.00
101.50
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Roland Electric -repair to bldg.
Shay Equip. parts
37,38
8,463.033,343.11
Sieg Co. -vehicle and
State Treasurer of Ia.-sales tax material
Gravei-surfacing
357.11
57
Steven's Sand &
Trucking
B2,50
John Stevens
Sunmark Industries -lubricants ce
60.00
784.00
U.S.
Iowa -technical Printing
echm cal service
906.88
Univ. of
Utility Equip. Co. -Pipe
Watson -technical service
75,00
290.00
M,B,
Ziebart-vehicle repairs
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Charles Zinkula-safety shoes
Sandy HathCDCk-refund
Peter Milbury-refund
Jay HDhohan-refund
Wm. Bumgarner-refund
Charles Zinkula-refund
Chia-Hsing Lu -refund
Daniel Bernstein -refund
Jim Walker -refund
Rod Cook -refund
R.R. Stetler-refund
Rebecca Johnson -refund
Steve Alloy -refund
Clare Luse -refund
Lewis Fenton -refund
Ronald Bush -refund
John Bothey-refund
Kate Evans -refund
Joyce Wray -refund
Roger Beyhl-refund
Lana Lee -refund
Downer & Cilek-refund
Rosemarie Chance -refund
Don Castillo -refund
Duffy Hornbeck -refund
Claudia Duncan -refund
Joan Cole -refund
Dr. John Weiler -refund
Geoffrey Miller -refund
Shirely Willhauer-refund
Neil Mandsager-refund
Stephen Steinhoff-refund
E,E. Dyer -refund
Mark Cartens-refund
Delta Const. -refund
James Goude-refund
Dennis Gubler -refund
Dean Lundberg -refund
Russ Putman -refund
GENERAL FUND TOTAL
15.00
18.80
6.14
12.00
6.22
6.17
2.54
8.30
9.08
6.93
5.94
4.06
19.92
8,61
10.60
6.39
12.69
6.32. .
40.00 :.
9.57
12:17 p
3.05
73.39• t
1.82
20.76 f
20.76
16.02.
6.25
6.19
4.83
17.98
3.00
6.33
13.06:
7.68
33.75
2.16
4.24
25.82
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$114,449.47
TRUST AGENCY FUNDS
ABC Office Coffee Service -Misr„ supp.
228.10
Childcraft Education Corp. -toys
117.19
Coca Cola Bottling Co. -purchase for resale
83.00
Credit Bureau of Iowa City -consultant serv.
297.58
Lewis Hawkins -architectural serv.
123.50
I.P.E.R.S.-Ipers
14,651.58
I.P.E.R.S.-FICA
16,741.18
L.H. Jacques, M.D.-physicals
90.00
J.S. Latta & Son -toys
26.69
Leon Lyvers Tree Surgery -nursery serv.
2,159.63
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. -pop
87.00
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. -pop
'136.20
Phoenix Films Inc.-16mm films
128.25
Planned Environments -architectural serv.
2,000.00
Pratt Educational Media -operating equip.
499.00
West Publishing Co. -books
1,001.10
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1,p 14,50
Air Products & Chemicals -fuel
91.69
Allen Supply CO. -tools
Altorfer Machinery Co. -vehicle rep. parts
531.96
Ardick Equipment Co. -vehicle rep. parts
577.72
28*10
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Xerox Educational Pub.
390.60
TRUST & AGENCY FUNDS TOTAL $38,760.69
INTRAGOVERNMENTAL SERVICE FUNDS
45.24
Aero Rental -equipment rental
1,p 14,50
Air Products & Chemicals -fuel
91.69
Allen Supply CO. -tools
Altorfer Machinery Co. -vehicle rep. parts
531.96
Ardick Equipment Co. -vehicle rep. parts
577.72
28*10
B&B Auto Parts -vehicle rep. parts
Supply -vehicle rep. parts
440,00
Barron Motor
Neal G.Berlin-travel advance
159.2 7
Best Rental Ctr.-equipment rentals
Inn travel
526.1927
Breckenridge -reimbursable
Breese's-vehicle rep. parts
2,640.03
1,102.35
Herman M. Brown Co. -vehicle rep. parts
M. Brown Co. -vehicle & equip. parts
1,241.93 }
Herman
Bureau of National Affairs -subscription
179.5
340.225
Frank Burns -travel advance
Essentials Incorp.-office supplies
62.36"
Business
Butler Paper Co. -paper stock
288.86
1,007.53
Capitol Implement -vehicle rep. parts
171.45
Cedar Rapids Trk. Ctr.-veh. repair parts
Certified Laboratories -sanitation supplies
500.20
Chase -Park Plaza Hotel -reimbursable travel
travel
119.97 i
28.83
Petty Cash -Recreation Ctr.-reimbursable
Cline Trk.&Equip.-vehicle rep. parts
689.80 „
Consumers Cooperative Society -diesel fuel
Society -diesel fuel
8,662.50
8,176.30
Consumers Cooperative
Contractors Tool & Supply-veh. rep. parts
8.90
William Cook -travel advance
213.00
50.00
Deweys Auto Salvage-veh. rep. parts
Spring Co. -vehicle rep. parts
667.85
Davenport
Eggene Dietz -travel advance
608.00
370.00
Bill Dollman-miscellaneous
Dunlap's Motor Sales -vehicle rep. parts14.12
Economy Advertising -equip. repairs
160.00;
Elbert & Associates -computer processing
300.00
Elbert & Associates -computer programming.
18,40
Energy Mdg. Co. -vehicle repair parts
Erbs Office Services -office supplies
75.18
Ron Evans -travel advance
84.50
542.50,
The F Stop -film
Fays Fire Equipment -safety supplies
84.00'
Dan R. Fesler-vehicle rep. parts
315.00
73.79
Firestone Store -tire repairs
129.16.
Firestone Store -tires
15.15
First National Bank -printing
18.45
Fleetway Stores -tools
Frohwein Supply Co. -office supplies
.
167.54
Frohwein Supply C0. -office supplies
94,88
2,470.99
G.M.C. -vehicle repair parts
General Binding Corp. -office supplies
137.11
Goodfellow Co. Inc. -office supplies
143.65
300.00
Graham Equip. Corp. -vehicle rep. parts
Flxible Co.-veh. materials
776.08
Grumman
Hamer Alignment -vehicle rep. parts
18.20
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Harper Brush Dist. -floor care supplies
46.70
Harry's Custom Trophies -recreational Supp.
477.05
Hartwig Motors Inc. -automobiles
5,574.42
Hartwig Motoes Inc. -vehicle rep. parts
113.65
Hawkeye State Bank -transfer 51,214.19 .
Hawkeye State Bank -transfer 186,644.43
Henke Manufacturing Co. -vehicle materials
92.00
House of the Rock -reimbursable travel
287.00
Hy -Vee Food Store -reimbursable travel
11.53
Itasca Equipment Co. -vehicle materials
164.86
Iowa Book & Supply -minor equipment
159.97
I.C. Excavating Inc. -refund
66.67
I.C. Glass & Mirror -repair to bldg.
59.30
I.C. Typewriter Co. -office equipment repairs
10.50
Iowa Machinery & Supply -vehicle materials
390.34
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Iowa State Bank -transfer .196,483.41
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Johnsons Machine Shop -vehicle rep. parts
566.27
Kar Products -vehicle rep. parts
1,161.34
Kessler Distributing Co. -welding gases
375.68
Kessler Distributing Co.-automobive fluids
57.47
Krall Oil Co. -gasoline
9,699.82
5
Bob Lee -travel advance
121.20
Linder Tire Service -tires
2,710.54
rl
M&M Truck Parts -vehicle rep. parts
43.44
Mac Tools -tools
118.06
Mac Tools -tools
165.38
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Mainline Equipment Inc. -vehicle rep. parts
191.36
Manufactures Life Ins. -life insurance
586.51
Martin Bros. Equip. -vehicle rep. parts
63.87
Martin Bros. Equip. -vehicle rep. parts
260.81
Martin's Flag Co. -miscellaneous supplies
107.59
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Modern Business Systems -office equip. rental
852.04
Moorman Equip. Co. -vehicle rep. parts
639.73
Hugh Mose, Jr. -travel advance
200.00
Mt. Pleasant Ford -vehicle rep. parts
140.18 .
Muller Plbg. & Htg.-repair of electricity
17.12 .
New Method Equipment Co. -vehicle rep. parts
1,317.08
New Method Equipment Co. -vehicle rep, parts
2,240:13
Old Capitol Motors -vehicle rep. parts
30.47.
Olympian Sports Pro. -purchases for resale
82.55
PPG Industries -miscellaneous supplies
38.27
Pioneer Co. -office supplies
150.75
Power Equipment Inc. -equipment repairs
400.72
Precision Bearing -vehicle rep. parts
18.62.
Pyramid Services -vehicle rep. parts
493 1
Quill Corp. -office supplies
499
Recycling Systems -vehicle materials
108.90
Rexco Equipment -vehicle repairs
267.70
Sears Roebuck & Co. -tools
391.84
Sears Roebuck & Co. -tools
15.00
Susan Sheets -travel advance
330.00
Glenn Siders -travel advance
323.00
Sieg Co. -vehicle rep. parts
284.83
Jerald Smithey -travel advance
225.00
Standard Stationery Supply -office supplies
172.74
State Treasurer of Ia.-sales tax
132.60
Storey -Kenworthy Co.-6ffice supplies
27.99
248.50
Donald Strand -travel advance
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14.88
Roger Tinklenberg-travel advance
250.00
35.75
Titsch Publishing Co. -advertising
2,000.56
Charles Todd Co. -uniform service
897.00
Triangle Bandag Tire Co. -tires
Union Bus Depot -reimbursable travel
1,602.16
Union Bus Depot -reimbursable travel
74.5.81
15,40
Iowa Memorial Union -food
27.75
Joan VanStegnhuyse-postage
Wise Protective Products -first aid supplies
1,131.08
Wise Protective Products -first aid supplies
230.95
Carl Wordelman-travel advance
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1,282.38
Xerox Corp. -paper stock
Bob Zimmerman Ford -vehicle rep. parts
646.35
Dan Jimenez -refund
40.00
8.47
Ronald G. Hayer-refund
5.88
Daniel Dunham -refund
5.09
Brian Fitch -refund
2.16
Guy Williams -refund
3.34
Richard C. Sirigsank-refund
19. 70
Jean Witzman-refund
22.2277
Robert Bisenius-refund
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Russell Onken-refund
2.12
Cynthia Bernian-refund
University of Iowa -recreational supplies
183.76
Dan Keefe -refund
9.94
Ben Rittgers-refund
7.63
Kent Thompson -refund
1.05
Daniel Johnston -refund
12.87
Iowa Land Corp. -refund
2.87
Dianna Johns -refund
4.48 .
Tim Malone -refund
3,23
Tami Endsley-refund
Lake Area Utility Contracting -refund
66.67'
Mrs. Henry Hergert-refund
40.00
40.00
Carol Hunsicker-refund
17.49
Gary J. Droll -refund
6.83
Alison Exner -refund
1,88
Sandra Loop -refund
6.93
Felix Grissom-refund
6.66•
Ashih Kumar Sharma -refund
20:03
Dennis Fritz -refund
1:31`
Jean Witzman-refund
3:69
Mike Betts -refund
18.83
Barbara Robb -refund
1.87
Christine Leifker-refund
1 7.72
Susan Stuekjuergen-refund
3.16.
Dennis Stockman -refund
3.56
Charles Mason -refund
Donald Bailey -refund
2:99
Becky Johnson -refund
2.32 -
Julie Beasley -refund
10.87
Cindy Stineman-refund
40.00
Diana Simmons -refund
2.00
Mae Machamel-refund
19,95
Cecila Bieler-refund
3.77
Jack Hoover -refund
25.85
Janet Long -refund
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City of Iowa City -rent
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$50,788.50 .
GRAND TOTAL $1,355,250.66
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Edward J. Peters -refund 3.72
INTRAGOVERNMENTAL SERVICE FUND TOTAL $513,336.38
SPECIAL REVENUE FUND 23.50
Aero Rental -equipment rental 10.95
American Society -books
E. Arredodo/R. Burish-bldg. improvements 795.75
Bureau of National Affairs -subscription 179.50
Marie Burger/E-Z Carpentry -bldg. improve. 3,041.09
Stephen Burns -professional services 1,595.98
Cedar Rapids Gazette -advertising 204.60
I.C. Petty Cash -supplies 36.97
Contractors Tool & Supply-plbg. supplies 6.74
Credit Bureau of Iowa City -dues & members. 10.00
14 82
Des Moines Register & Tribune -advertising
Ebenezer Ctr. for Aging -consultant service
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657.50
Hawkeye Lumber -lumber supplies
1,168.28
Hayek, Hayek & Hayek -consultant service
37.50
Ralph or M. Hess -building improvements
485.38
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Johnson County Recorder -recording fees
90.30
191.20
Johnson County Recorder -filing fee
38.45
Johnson Cty. Regional Planning -consultant
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Geo. Kondora Plbg. & Htg.-electrical supplies 324.10.
Lillian Kuenster-bldg. improvements
2,762.37
Lillian Kuenster-bldg. improvements
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Edward J. Peters -refund 3.72
INTRAGOVERNMENTAL SERVICE FUND TOTAL $513,336.38
SPECIAL REVENUE FUND 23.50
Aero Rental -equipment rental 10.95
American Society -books
E. Arredodo/R. Burish-bldg. improvements 795.75
Bureau of National Affairs -subscription 179.50
Marie Burger/E-Z Carpentry -bldg. improve. 3,041.09
Stephen Burns -professional services 1,595.98
Cedar Rapids Gazette -advertising 204.60
I.C. Petty Cash -supplies 36.97
Contractors Tool & Supply-plbg. supplies 6.74
Credit Bureau of Iowa City -dues & members. 10.00
14 82
Des Moines Register & Tribune -advertising
Ebenezer Ctr. for Aging -consultant service
5
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The F Stop -film processing
Goodfellow Co. Inc. -outside printing
17.19
657.50
Hawkeye Lumber -lumber supplies
1,168.28
Hayek, Hayek & Hayek -consultant service
37.50
Ralph or M. Hess -building improvements
485.38
Iowa Bystander -advertising
10.00
I.C. Press Citizen -advertising
Johnson County Recorder -recording fees
90.30
191.20
Johnson County Recorder -filing fee
38.45
Johnson Cty. Regional Planning -consultant
2,180.79
Geo. Kondora Plbg. & Htg.-electrical supplies 324.10.
Lillian Kuenster-bldg. improvements
2,762.37
Lillian Kuenster-bldg. improvements
903.11
Lind's Printing Service -outside printing
13.14
Josephine Machovec-bldg. improvements
52.71
J. Machovec/Heritage Restor-bldg. improvements 495.15
Bette Meisel -registration
20.00 -
Nagle Lumber Co. -bldg. improvements
5.76
Ora Visual Co. -office furniture
165.64 i
263.75
Rapids Reproduction -office equipment
Russel or Ella Rourke -bldg. improvements
•4,385.00 -. S
Security Abstract Co. -consultant service
388.00
Cinia Snider -bldg. improvements
3,290.71 #
Cinia Snider -bldg. improvements
1,059.57
Standard Equip. Co. -equipment
7,672.00 c
1,975.05
Standard Equipment Co. -equipment
682.13
Steven's Sand & Gravel -dirt .
898.00
University of Iowa -professional services
Univ. of Wisconsin -registration
395.00
Wehner & Associates Architects -architectural
3,192.00
Wehner, Nowysz & Pattschull-architectural
1,171.00.
SPECIAL REVENUE FUND TOTAL
$57,861.82
LEASED HOUSIPIG SECTION B 36,915.00
Various Lan ords-rent 2,553.50
University of Iowa -rent 67.00
Cimarron Investors -rent 120.00
Seville Apartments -rent 168.00
Linton Weaver -rent 97,00
Cimarron Investors -rent
Cimarron Investors -rent 190.00
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DATE: November 21, 1978
TO: City Council
FROM: Rosemary Vitosh, Director of Finance R -J
RE: Disbursements for the Month of October, 1978
Motion to approve disbursements in the amount
of $1,278,911.93 for the period of October 1
thru October 31, 1978, as recommended by the
Finance Director, subject to audit.
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SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS
OCTOBER, 1978
Taxes
Licenses & Permits
Fines & Forfeitures
Charges for Services
Intergovernmental Revenue
Use of Money & Property
Miscellaneous Receipts
TOTAL GENERAL
Leased Housing
Urban Renewal
TOTAL SPECIAL
GRAND TOTAL
$ 1,028,299.26
14,549.43
27,633.09
307,894.55
323,438.30
60,045.15
236,461.79
$ 1,998,321.5
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SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS
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Taxes
Licenses & Permits
Fines & Forfeitures
Charges for Services
Intergovernmental Revenue
Use of Money & Property
Miscellaneous Receipts
TOTAL GENERAL
Leased Housing
Urban Renewal
TOTAL SPECIAL
GRAND TOTAL
$ 1,028,299.26
14,549.43
27,633.09
307,894.55
323,438.30
60,045.15
236,461.79
$ 1,998,321.5
47,140.0
47,140.0
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FUND/ BEGINNING ENDING FUND INVESTMENTCHECKING I
ACCOUNT FUND BALANCE RECEIPTS DISBURSEMENTS BALANCE BALANCE + ACCOUNT BAL.
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`�.EBT.SERVICE
CAPITAL PROJECTS
ENTERPRISE
TRUST`8`AGENCY
INTRAGOV.'SERVICE
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
SPECIAL.REVENUE
TOTAL — FUNDS
PAYROLL
FIREMEN PENSION
FIREMEN RETIREMENT
POLICEMEN PENSION
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LEASED HOUSING II
TOTAL - ACCOUNTS
GRAND TOTAL
$ 318,247.36 $
(45,878.95)
1,018,529.90
357,379.85
$ 635,055.51
$ 701,721.75
$ 721,371.41
$ (19,649:66)
4,223,059.02
36,655.96
410.00
367,840.03
311,090.90
3,891,874.95
300,000.00
3,888,547.15
11,090.90
3,376,037.28
350,237.67
377,132.73
3,349,142.22
3,164,306.27
3,327.80
184,835.95
876,757.71
(388,371.83)
255,966.65
556,514.48
192,480.32
533,643.42
940,244.04
(365,500.77)
972,037.48
(31,793.44;
177,561.45
8,380.02
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185,941.47
287,715.12
279,368.51_
140,640 43
426443 26
367,793.70
58,649-5f;
$ 8,825,127.16 $
2,863,033.10
$ 2,247,202.44
$ 9,440,957.82
$ 9,414,056.01
$ 26,901.81
(108.75)
435,848.49
438,603.58
(2,863.84)
(2,863.84;
13,553.25
14,245.00
1,075.58
26,722.67
25,807.58
915.09
1,599,974.60
67,076.02
9,837.79
1,657,212.83
1,645,659.78
11,553.05
32,112.37
1,474,629.71
12,525.00
60,811.02
518.75
7,009.29
44,118.62
1,528,431.44
40,067.57
1,519,435.00
4,051.05
8,996.44
243.44
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243.44
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243.44 ,
84,289.21
47,596.53
55,436.63
183.53
76,449.11
76,290.05
183.53
159.06
$ 3,204,877.36 $
638,102 06
$ 512,481.62
$ 3 0 4 7 80
$ 3.3()7.259- qA
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$ 5n 17Q 6-4
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OCTOBER 1978
GENERAL FUND
AAA World Wide Trvl Agency -Air Fare
156.00
AAA World Wide Trvl Agency -Air Fare
570.00
Abbeon Cal, Inc. -Office Supp
9.88
/ Aero Rental Inc. -Equip. Rental
38.88
Ahern -Pershing Office Supply -File Equip.
688.32
Ahern -Pershing Office Supply -File Equip.
1,592.10
Air Cooled Engine Services -Equip Repairs
278.95
All Makes Office Equipment -File Equip
349.58
H.B. Allen Inc. -Electrical Supp.
380.80
American Bindery -Technical Serv.
104.39
ACT Program -Print
5.00
AM. Council on Education -Print
10.00
American Econoclad Serv.-Books Cataloged
561.24
American Lafrance-Vehicle & Equip Rep Part
77.53
j American Library Assoc. -Pamphlet File Materials 35.58
American Library Assoc. -Books Cataloged
13.79
American Management Assoc -Cassette
248.99
American Society -Dues & Membershipe
195.00
Am. Society for Public Admin. -Subscription
15.00
Animal Clinic -Veterinary Ser.
32.50
Arco Publishing Co. -Books Cataloged
29.90
Armstrong Indus. Inc.-Misc. Supplies
41.39
Associates Capitol Serv.-Toold & Equip Rent
965.52
BFA Educational Media-16mm Films
130.65
B.J. Records -Disc
26.00
B & K Ribbon Co.-Rec Supplies
10.00
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Bacon Pamphlet Serv.-Pamph. File Materials
28.17
Baker & Taylor Co. -Books Cataloged
2,305.85
Baker & Taylor Co. -Books Cataloged
603.32
Baker & Taylor Co. -Print
286.05
John Balmer -Travel
34.00
Bank of America -Print
10.00
Barton Solvents -Building & Const. Sup.
138.60
Bauman Co. -Clothing Allowance
9.00
Matthew Bender & Co. -Books
22.50
Robert Bently Inc. -Books Cataloged
51.73
Neal G. Berlin -Travel
19.44
A.M. Best Co. -Print
15.00
Blue Cross/Blue Shield of IA -Health Ins.
22,045.94
Bob's Radio & TV -Equip. Repairs
25.00
R.M. Boggs Co. -Repair of Bldg. Struct.
159.65
Bontrager Machine & Welding-Vehic/Equip Rep
36.89
The Bookamn Inc. -Books Uncataloged,
79.39
Bound to Stay Bound Books -Books Cataloged
31.41
Paul Bowers -Travel
306.84
Boyd & Rummelhart Plumbing-Vehic Equip Rep
351.53
Boyd & Rummelhart Plumbing -Plumbing Sup.
3.89
Breese's-Paint & Supplies
13.98
Brother's Tree Service -Paging
3,190.00
Frank Burns -Travel
95.70
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Case Power & Equip. Co. -Equip. Rental 4'562.307
Cedar -Johnson Farm Serv.-Fertilizer
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C.W. Associates -Print
5,25
C.W. Associates -Print
Case Power & Equip. Co. -Equip. Rental 4'562.307
Cedar -Johnson Farm Serv.-Fertilizer
5.00
Chamber of Commerce of U.S.-Print
Chenoweth -Kern Elevator -Rep. & Maint to Bldg
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242.85
Childrens Press -Books Cataloged
65.57
Iowa City Petty Cash -Refund
City Petty Cash -Refund
53.36
Iowa
Petty Cash Library -Miscellaneous
& Sup
106.56
34.66
Petty Cash-Rec. Center -Photo Chems
Clifford of Vermont Inc. -Electrical Sup
570.00
10.00
College Board Publication -Print
Comiclogue-Other Uncataloged Mat.
23.11
The
Commerce Clearing House -Books
5,96
11.40
Commercial Towel -Laundry Service
Contracting -Subscription
10.00
Construction
Continental Heritage Co. -Books Cataloged
17.09
1,504.98
Contractors Tool & Supply -Rentals
Electric Supply -Electrical Sup.
802 78
Crescent
John Curley & Associates -Books Cataloged
19.50
953.93
Curtis 1000 Inc. -Outside Printing
Industrial Laundry -Laundry Service
D & J
The Daily Iowan -Advertising
109.00
19,10
The Daily Iowan -Advertising
36.16
Day Timers Inc. -Office Supplies
100.00
Dept. of Public Safety-Tracis
of Motor Vehicle -Technical Service
3.50
Division
Dodge Bldg. Cost Service -Books
43.20
22,80
Dodge Bldg. Cost Service -Print
15.05
Doubleday & Co. Inc. -Print
259,31
Econogas-Propane
Economy Advertising -Outside Printing
232.80
21.85
Edison Record Clearance -Disc
P. Eggers -Books Cataloged
g 70
Lauretta
Elbert & Associates -Computer Processing
1,644.50
851.49
Entenmann-Rovin Co. -Equip Repairs
Enterprise Publishing -Books Cataloged
20.20
3,62
Eric Document Reproduction Ser -Print
1,09
The F Stop -Miscellaneous Supplies
Co. -Equipment
159.75
Fays Fire Equipment
Fifth Ave. Uniforms _Uniform Clothing
g, 284.25
11.99
Fin & Feather -Minor Equipment
15.00
Tom Finnegan -Safety Shoes
Fitness Stuff In Supplies
16,64
Frame House -Art Reproductions7.20
Freeman Locksmith & Door Close -Bldg. Repair
285.50
Frohwein Supply Co. -Office Supplies
CD. -Office Supplies
101.29
Frohwein Supply
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Gale Research Co. -Print
Game Time-Veh. & Equip. Materials Part 1,100.00
198.75
Garon Products Inc-Veh & Equip. Rep.
Co. -Printing Supplies
59,70
J.P. Gasway
54.60
Gazette Co. -Print
5.00
General Food Corp. Books
Gilpin Paint & Glass -Paint & Supplies
.38
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69.93
Goodfellow Co. Inc. -Outside Printing
& Ind. Sup.
735.91
Hach Brothers -Sanitation
Hach Brothers -Sanitation Supplies
109.20
28 90
Billie Hauber-Vehicle & Equip. Rep Part
Supply -Minor Equipment
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Haws Drinking Faucet Co. -Improvement Material
46.96
l 809.24
Hayek, Hayek, & Hayek -Attorney Ser.
The Highsmith Co. -Miscellaneous Supp.
99.24
96.75
Hilltop DX -Car Washes
Himalayan Inst. Pub. -Cassette
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8.66
Hy -Vee Food Store -Food
1,789.40
IBM -Office Furniture/Equipment 14,724.06
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Gale Research Co. -Print
Game Time-Veh. & Equip. Materials Part 1,100.00
198.75
Garon Products Inc-Veh & Equip. Rep.
Co. -Printing Supplies
59,70
J.P. Gasway
54.60
Gazette Co. -Print
5.00
General Food Corp. Books
Gilpin Paint & Glass -Paint & Supplies
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638
69.93
Goodfellow Co. Inc. -Outside Printing
& Ind. Sup.
735.91
Hach Brothers -Sanitation
Hach Brothers -Sanitation Supplies
109.20
28 90
Billie Hauber-Vehicle & Equip. Rep Part
Supply -Minor Equipment
138.00
Hawkeye Medical
Haws Drinking Faucet Co. -Improvement Material
46.96
l 809.24
Hayek, Hayek, & Hayek -Attorney Ser.
The Highsmith Co. -Miscellaneous Supp.
99.24
96.75
Hilltop DX -Car Washes
Himalayan Inst. Pub. -Cassette
6.87
932.75
Howig & Assoc. -Park & Rec. Equip.
8.66
Hy -Vee Food Store -Food
1,789.40
IBM -Office Furniture/Equipment 14,724.06
IBM -Typewriters
ICMA Retriement Corp. -supplemental Ret.
1'715.00
Illinois -Iowa Service -Tech, Service
Uncataloged
62 98
Ingram Book Co. -Books
International Conference -Books
148.75
96.00
Interstate Shopper -Advertising
12.50
Ia. Academy of Science -Print
Book & Supply -Office Equipment Repairs
127.50
Iowa
Iowa City Alarm Co. -Rentals
& Mirror -Vehicle Repairs
50.01
Iowa City Glass
Iowa City Press -Citizen -Legal Publications
122.44
Iowa Crime Commission -Tuitions
Trans. -Traffic Sign Rep Sup
898 22
Iowa Dept. of 27.00
Iowa Dept. of Trans. -Print 107.70
& Equip Rep Par�8,608.53
Iowa Div. Const. Mater-Vehic
& Electric -Electricity
Iowa -Ill. Gas
Iowa -Ill. Gas & Electric -Electricity
8,534.01
807.59
Iowa -Ill. Gas & Electric -Electricity
& Const. Sup.
35.29
Iowa Lumber Co. -Building
Iowa Lumber Co.-Lumber/Hardware Sup.95.00
7.96
Ia, Municipal Finance Officers -Registration
30.33
Iowa Parcel Service -Miscellaneous
13.69
Iowa Parcel Service -Miscellaneous
Council -Books Cataloged
11.25
Iowa State Arts
Iowa State Printing Div. -Print
6,00
25,00
Kenneth Irving -Food Allowance
Clinic -Veterinary Ser.
8,00
Irwin Veterinary
John's Gorcery-Misc. supplies
24,49
2 20
Jo. Co. Clerk of Court -Filing Fee
Council on Aging -Social Services
1'523.00
Jo. Co.
Jo. Co. Feed & Hatchery -Grass Seed
260.35
Johnson County Recorder -Recording Fees
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Johnson County SEATS -Social Services
6,296.47
Johnson County SEATS -Social Services
2,648.74
Johnson County Sheriff -Data Processing Serv.
1,000.00
Johnson County Treasurer -Reference Material
8.00
Johnson & Johnson-16mm Films
100.00
Johnson Publishing Co. -Print
7.92
Jostens Library Supplies -Mist. Sup.
306.50
KCJJ Radio -Advertising
250.00
KRNA Communications Inc. -Advertising
120.00
KXIC Radio Station -Advertising
250.00
Kar Products -Building & Const. Sup.
155.86
Joe Kennedy Trucking -Hauling
704.00
Kennedy Trucking -Hauling
880.00
Kennedy Trucking -Hauling
1,980.00
Ken's -Sanitation & Ind. Sup.
133.81
Kiecks-Uniform Clothing
754.42
Kirkus Service Inc. -Print
90.00
Kirkwood'Kwik Kleen-Laundry Service
58.00
Arthur Kloos-Food Allowance
25.00
Dennis Kraft -Travel
22.05
Dennis Kraft -Travel
43.05
Norman Lathrop Enterprises -Print
15.45
League Of Iowa Municipalities -Prof. Serv.
18.00
George A. Lehman -Safety Shoes
15.00
Lenoch & Cilek-Tools & Minor Equip.
72.92
Lenoch & Cilek-Electrical Sup.
8.45
The Library Assoc. -Books Cataloged
1.30
Lind Art Supply-Misc. Sup,
8.45
Linn Co. Health Center -Print
5.00
Lone Tree Comm. School -Print
5.00
Nicholas Loscalzo-Books Cataloged
2.00
Henry Louis Inc. -Film
13.00
McCabe Equip. Co. Inc. -Vehicle & Equip. Rep
47.04
McCormick Paint & Wallpaper -Paint & Sup
35.00
McGladrey, Hansen Dunn & Co. -Annual Audit 14,666.00
Ron McNeal Trucking -Hauling
352.00
Macotta Corp. -Operating Equipment
1,785.00
Manpower Inc. -Professional Sery
131.60
Martin Bros Equip & Sup -Operating Equip 10,181.85
Means Service -Laundry Service
515.85
Medical Television Services -Video Recordings
5.00
Metropolitan Museum of Art -Slides & Slide Set
15.45
Microfilming Corp.-Mocroforms
610.00
Midcon Equipment Co. -Equipment Rental
800.00
Midland Bindery -Technical Service
212.40
Mid State Distributing Co. -Minor Equip.
263.25
Midwest Calculator -Office Equip. Repairs
33.15
Midwest Research Inst. -Books Cataloged
5.00
3 M BPSI LSB 2643-Misc. Supplies
38.14
3M Co. LSB2643-Misc. Supplies
120.00
Minnesota Signal -Traffic Sign Rep. Sup.
589.40
MICROFILMED BY
JORM MICR+LAB
CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES
191CROFILMEO BY JORM MICROLAB • CEDAR RAPIDS AND UES MUiilu , iuwn
•Y
Miracle Rec. Equip. Co.-Veh/Equip Rep
Wiring Sery-Rep of Elec/Plbg
46.65
921.66
,j
I
2.00
Virginia Moore -Print
i
Motts Drug Store -Print
Municipal Finance -Dues & Memberships
16.00
4.95
Musica-Pamphlet File Materials
.
NADA-Print
Nagle Lumber Co. -Building & Const. Sup.
rl
John Nash Grocery Co. -Sanitation Supplies
4.00
Natl. Assoc. of Home Manf.-Print
Natl. Crime Prevention Inst. -Registration
00
428,08
Nati. Fire Protection Assoc.-Ed/Training Sup,
I
191CROFILMEO BY JORM MICROLAB • CEDAR RAPIDS AND UES MUiilu , iuwn
•Y
Miracle Rec. Equip. Co.-Veh/Equip Rep
Wiring Sery-Rep of Elec/Plbg
46.65
921.66
Nate Moore
2.00
Virginia Moore -Print
16.30
Motts Drug Store -Print
Municipal Finance -Dues & Memberships
16.00
4.95
Musica-Pamphlet File Materials
40.00
NADA-Print
Nagle Lumber Co. -Building & Const. Sup.
25.46
72.75
John Nash Grocery Co. -Sanitation Supplies
4.00
Natl. Assoc. of Home Manf.-Print
Natl. Crime Prevention Inst. -Registration
00
428,08
Nati. Fire Protection Assoc.-Ed/Training Sup,
5.75
Natl. Geographic Society -Print
Nati. Purchasing Inst. -Dues & Memberships
50.00
Natl. Record Plan -Print
14.00
112.61
Natl. Record Plan -Disc
Neenah Foundry Co.-Veh. & Equip. Materials
.00
2,861.66
Noel's Tree Service -Tree Trimming
Bell -Telephone Line Charges
9,209.84
Northwestern
Northwestern Bell -Telephone Line Charges
351,17
Osco Drug -First Aid Supplies
25
PPG Industries -Paint & Supplies
.50
p,925 .50
25
PALS Program -Youth Services
Chemical Corp.-Sanit/Ind. Sup.
111.43
Paramount
11,686.50
LL Pelling Co. -Asphalt
Petroleum Equip. & Servh/Equip Rep.
29.45
4455.83
Pioneer Co. -Office Supplies
Pitney Bowes -Office Equip. Rental
.00
33.16
Planned Parenthood Fed. -Pamphlet File Materials
23.36
Richard J. Plastino-Travel
Orchards-Agricultrual Material
95.66
734.77
Pleasant Valley
Plectron Corp.-Rep/Maint. to Improve•
Popular Science Book Club -Books Cataloged
244.68
Prebound Periodicals -Print
Puritan Chemical Co. -Floor Care Supplies
80.00
203.89
Quill Corp. -Miscellaneous Supplies
18.03
RR Bowker -Books Cataloged
835.28
Red Carpet Travel Serv.-Air Fare
242.29
Reel Images-16mm Films
83.68
Reel Images -8mm Films
11.77
Regent Book Co. -Print
The Reliable Culvert Co.-Veh/Equip Materials
4,799.82
Research Technology Inc. -Mist. Supplies
8,422.47
River
Products -Surfacing Material
Products -Surfacing Material
6,451.95
River
Robert Morris Assoc. -Print
Rec. Equip.
16.50
431. 09
Rocca Welding & Repair -Park &
Rockford Map Publishers -Boos Cataloged
31.09
.50
Saylor Locksmith -Mist. Supp
-Repair of Bldg. Struct.
16.80
25.00
Saylor Locksmith
micROFILMED BY j
I tt
JORM MICR+LAB j
CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES
14
PIICROFILMED BY JORM 1.1ICROLAB
• CEDAR RAPIDS AND UES MUINL;, !U-
School Bus Sales Inc.-Veh./Equip• Rep.
Sons -Books Cataloge
8.95
38,00
Charles Scribners lies31.21
Roebuck & Co. -Recreational Supp
5,00
Sears
Secretary of State -Filing Fee Cool. Equip.
Bldg.
444.22
46.98
Shay Electrick-Rep. of
Silver Burdett -Print Vehicle/Equip Rep.
18.84
Sioux Steam Cleaner Corp.-
Shoes
20.00
35.14
Forest Slertmons-Safety
Squire -Cogswell Co.-Vehicle/Equip. Rep,
3,00
Stereo Directory -Print lies
Supply Co. -Mist. Supplies
14.26
9.00
Stitzell Electric
Stiskin-Books Cataloged
1,661.00
Oscar B.
Stockman Applicators -Hauling
48.57
Gerald Stockman -Travel
Feed
95.50
200.00
Eldon C. Stutzman-commercial
Service
11.95
John R. Suchomel-Technical
Tapes for Readers -Cassette
Sales -Books Cataloged
2.40
63.00
Tartan Book Rent
Taylor Rental Center -Tools r Equip•nt Supp lies
Pri
466.84
Technigraphics Inc.-Diazo
Dep t.-TechC cal Service
1,25
5.87
Texas Highway ataloged
Todd Tarbox Books -Books C
Electric-Rep/Maint to Improve.
372.00
372.65
Town & Country
Traf-O-Teria Systems Inc. -Outside Pri�1eS9
Tech. -Off. Supp
187.00
Transportation Design
Epic -Print
10.00
30.06
Trojan
U.S. Leasing -Office Equip, Rental
95,00
U.S. Post Office -Postage
Office -Postage
1,000.00
5.95
U.S. Post
U.S. Radio Data Inc. -Print
Depot -Miscellaneous
37.00
2 277,25
Union Bus
United Action for Youth -Youth Services
Iowa -Work Study Wages
431.14
165.02
University of
University of Iowa -Work Study Wages Rep. 51.59
Equip. 21.90
University of Iowa -Communication
University of Iowa Hosp.-Books
40.00
U. of Iowa -Tuitions
Iowa-Microfilms-Mocroforms
20.70
260.00
U. of
U'. of Wisconsin -Registration
130.00
U. of Wisconsin -Registration
Cleaners -Laundry Service
13.91
8.00
Varsity
Veterinary Assoc. -Veterinary Serv.
36.00
39.82
Robert Vevera-Travel
Walden Books -Books Uncataloged Rental
1,150.00
Washington Park Inc. -Building
Services
15.00
62,97
Rick Weber -Professional
Wee Wash It -Laundry Service
Insurance -Notary Bond
55.00
52,00
Welt AmbriscO
West Publishing Co. -Reference Material
Neighborhood Ctr.-Social Serv. 1'286.00
Willow Creek
Appraisal Co. -Appraised Ser.
Winegar
I4ICROF ILMED BY
JORM MICR46LA13
I
CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES
l
i•1ICROFFLMED BY JORM MICROLAB
CEDAR RAPIDS AND DES M(JiNL�, ,u+r
Winegar Appraisal Co. -Appraised Ser.
Sara Wissing-Registration
Raymond E. Wombacher-Food Allowance
Woodburn Sound Service -Off. Equip. Repairs
Ralph Zarnow Entertainment -Pamphlet File Matrl
Kent Hofstad -Refund
Tom Walz -Refund
Frankie Stoffer-Refund
Ellen Campbell -Refund
Manjula Patel -Refund
Susan A. Short -Refund
Richard L. Bontrager-Refund
Paul & Ann Berger -Judgement & Damages
Elmer A. Krell -Judgement & Damages
Jean Mulkevin-Refund
Mary Holscher -Refund
Dustin H. Corlette-Refund
Lloyd Frei -Refund
Donald S. Cooper -Refund
Beth McCabe -Refund
Thomas W. Conway -Refund
Martha Paulos-Refund
S. Polvi or K. Miller -Refund
Marshall Schminke-Refund
Wallace E. Carlson -Court Costs & Ser.
William E. Mabie Jr. -Judgement & Damages
Frederick & Donna Stolz -Judgement & Damages
Curtis Purington-Refund
Ann Swaner-Refund
John Lindberg -Refund
Robert Singerman-Refund
Richard Maca-Refund
Nila K. Haug -Refund
Miles Weinberger -Refund
William Runge -Refund
Donald Cooper -Refund.
John Raffensperger-Refund
Ronald Rogers -Refund
Angelo Barr -Refund
R.A. Grimlund-Refund
William Frajman-Refund
William Gorman -Refund
S.Y. WU-Refund
Rick Timpleton-Refund
Isabelle Bize-Refund
Patricia Langenberg-Re fund
V", . r--
;" MICRUILMED BY
DORM MICR+LAB
CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES
350.00
12.00
25.00
8.00
4.25
10.00
5.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
5.25
362.00
15.00
8.00
8.00
1.25
4.00
5.25
5.25
4.00
5.00
1.20
5.00
516.00
7.73
700.00
5.00
1.25
5.25
4.00
4.00
4.00
8.00
4.00
4.00
8.00
4.00
4.00
15.61
4.00
5.25
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
141C.ROFILMED BY JORM 141CROLAB
CEDAR RAPIDS AND DES MDINLS, iu.
S'
i
2.00
Robert Neymeyer-Refund
Michelle N. Bell -Judgement & Damages
l
Barbara Willoughby -Refund
50.00
Sean O'Brien Strub-Refund
Stok-Judgement & Damages ---
76,01
S
2366
FUND TOTAL
DEBT SERVICE FUND
141C.ROFILMED BY JORM 141CROLAB
CEDAR RAPIDS AND DES MDINLS, iu.
or 141CROFILMED BY "1
i JORM MICR+LAB I ,
CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES
i
2.00
Robert Neymeyer-Refund
Michelle N. Bell -Judgement & Damages
177.01
4,00
Barbara Willoughby -Refund
50.00
Sean O'Brien Strub-Refund
Stok-Judgement & Damages ---
76,01
Richard Scott
2366
FUND TOTAL
DEBT SERVICE FUND
410.00
Iowa State Bank -Interest FUND TOTAL
410.00
CAPITAL PROJECT FUNDS
Dorweiler,-attorney fees
3,954.74
Ahlers, Cooney,
Engineering & Testing -Management Serv.
6,463.78
Ames
Cedar Rapids'Gazette-Advertising
45.60
Iowa City Petty Cash -Meals
Tool & Supp y-
480.30 480.30
218.62
Contractors
Econogas-Propane
Grell Const. Co.-Rep/Maint. to Improve.
717.00
11,174.54
Iowa City Ready Mix -Concrete
County 'Sher iff-Court Costs &Serv.
341.90
Johnson
MMS Consultants Inc. -Engineering Serv.
450.00
Metro Pavers -Capital Improvement
Improvement
16,714.08
Metro Pavers -Capital
1,376.00
NNW Inc. -Engineering Serv.
Parkview Co. -Capital Improvement
111,626.66
68,617.40
LL Palling Co. -Capital Improvement
43,025.00
Plum Grove Acres -Land Purchase
Shoemaker Engineers -Engineering Serv,
3,392,36
54,988 24
United Contractors -Capital Improvement
12,820.88
Veenstra &•Kinin -Engineering Serv.
Carl Walker & Assoc. -Engineering Serv.
23,689.71
542.45
Warning Lites of Iowa -Traffic. Sign Rep Sup
FUND TOTAL
712.50
ENTERPRISE UNDS
Automatic System-Veh & Equip Rep Part
230.60
72,56
Barron Motor Supply-Misc. Supplies
Co. _Off. Equip. Pairs
42.76
Black & Decker
Brandt Heating & Air Conditions-Veh/Equip
Rep 9.70
Breese's-Building & Const. Sup.
Works -Registration
120.00
Burlington Water
Century Lab Inc. -Sanitation Supp
Chems.
39.38
702.00
Certified Laboratories-Water/Sewage
City of Coralville-Sewer and Water
Cash -Technical Service
70.35
Iowa City Petty
Iowa City Petty Cash -Technical Service
56,58
160.28
Commercial Towel -Laundry Service
Towell-Laundry Service
P0.28
.50
Commercial 33.12
Doane Agricultural Service-Agric. Material 1,231.00
Control Data Corp. -Equipment Repairs
Electric Supply-Misc. Supplies
70.07
Crescent
Tom Alberhasky Contractor -rep. & maint.
1,154.89
or 141CROFILMED BY "1
i JORM MICR+LAB I ,
CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES
i
IJICROFILMED BY JORM MICROLAB
CEDAR RAPIDS AND DES MUINL), luv,;
Culligan Water Cond.-Toold/Equip Rent
i
Day -Timers Inc. -Office Supplies
Doane Agricultural Service -Management Sery
1
Econogas-Rentals
18.00
200.00
1
750.73
Fisher
Frantz Const. Co.-Rep/Maint to Improve.
350.00
10.20
Freeman Locksmith & Door Close-Misc. Sup.
Frohwein Supply CO. -Minor Office Equip.
12.96
Grell Const. Co. -Equipment Serv.
14,654.42
480.00
:i
1
6.00
Hupp Electric Motors -Communication Equip. Rep.
27.77
120.00
Iowa City Flying Service -Technical Service
33.12
Iowa Dept. of Revenue -Sales Tax
Iowa -Ill. Gas & Electric -Electricity
IJICROFILMED BY JORM MICROLAB
CEDAR RAPIDS AND DES MUINL), luv,;
Culligan Water Cond.-Toold/Equip Rent
26.0
925
Day -Timers Inc. -Office Supplies
Doane Agricultural Service -Management Sery
.
36.00
Econogas-Rentals
18.00
200.00
Elbert & Associates -Computer Processing
Scientific Co. -Lab Chems/Supplies
750.73
Fisher
Frantz Const. Co.-Rep/Maint to Improve.
350.00
10.20
Freeman Locksmith & Door Close-Misc. Sup.
Frohwein Supply CO. -Minor Office Equip.
12.96
Grell Const. Co. -Equipment Serv.
14,654.42
480.00
Griffin Pipe Products- Piep
Hawkeye Medical Supply-Misc. Supplies
6.00
Hupp Electric Motors -Communication Equip. Rep.
27.77
120.00
Iowa City Flying Service -Technical Service
33.12
Iowa Dept. of Revenue -Sales Tax
Iowa -Ill. Gas & Electric -Electricity
340.43
W.G. Jacques Co.-Rep/Maint. to Improve.
00
5'627.00
John's Grocery- Food
E.K. Jones -Management Service
1,250.00
Kelly Heating Service-Vehicle/Equip Rep Part
31.50
253.93
Ken's -Building & Const. Sup.
Cleo Kron -Vehicle & Equip. Rep. Part
12.40
Darrell Kuenster-Safety Shoes
Chem.
15.00
19.46
La Motte Chemical Co.-Water/Sewage
Linwood Stone Prod. -Hydrated Lime
6,638.69
Shelly Lowenberg-Deboer-Technical Service
52.00
15.00
Jim McCabe -Safety Shoes
A.Y. McDonald Mfg. CO. -Purchases for resale
235.44
McKesson Chemical Co.-Water/Sewage Chem.
372.00
3,298.74
McKesson Chemical Co. -Chlorine
McMaster -Carr Supply Co.-Misc. Supplies
35.99
Herbert Mager -Safety Shoes
Elevator Co.-Rep/Maint to Bldg.
15.00
48.70
Montgomery
Nate Moore Wiring Serv.-Rep of Elect/Plbg
61.27
191.91
Municipal Supply Inc.-Valves/Coup/Boxes/Clamps
21.33
Nagle Lumber Co.-Miscellaneous.Supplies
CO Sanitation Supplies
24.25
John Nash Grocery
Neenah Foundry Co. Improvement Material
2,792.70
Northwesterne&1 es
Line Mat.
7.60
144.90
Patterson Seed Supplyr -Agricultrualhone
512.40
River Products -Rock
Security Abstract Co. -Appraised Serv.
103.00
Shay Electric -Equipment Repairs
55.50
4,134.73
State Treasurer of Iowa -Sales Tax
Trucking Co. -Hauling
211.41
John Stevens
John R. Suchomel-Technical Service
10.00
50
128.52
Thompson -Hayward Chem. Co.-Water/Sewage Sup
Union Supply CO. -Office Supplies
26.01
University of Iowa -Sewer and Water
Equip Rep Part
13.95
Van Meter Co. -Vehicle
Donald Walton -Safety Shoes
15.00
�w MICROEILMED BY
I
JORM MICR+LA6
CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES
I ICROFILMED BY JORM MICROLAB
CEDAR RAPIDS AND UES NUINL:), iUtL.
Water Pollution Cont. Fed. -Books
Water Products-Valves/Coup./Boxes/Clamps
Water & Sewage Works -Subscription
M.B. Watson -Technical Service
Carl Wordelman-Safety Shoes
Mary Zahs-Technical Service
Vicki Solursch-Refund
Susan Clasen -Refund
Mrs. Lois Vedepo-Refund
Hawkeye Awning -Refund
Ted Harris -Refund
Martha Scott -Refund
Kaite Evans -Refund
Lucille Wilker-Refund
Arthur Stone -Refund
Russell Onken-Refund
Myrtle Ave. Prop. -Refund
Frantz Construction -Refund
Melrose Lake Apts.-Refund
Bruce Baldwin -Refund
Leon Duffe-Refund
Richard Mason -Refund
Michelle Laube-Refund
William Greazel-Refund
Emily Stashower-Refund
L.M.D. Corp.:Refund
Tom Kleen-Refund
Mike Simpson -Refund
Barbara Gardner -Refund
E. Norman Bailey -Refund
Thomas J. McMensmin-Refund
Mod Pod Realty -Refund
Dr. John Wieler-Refund
Ervin Graber -Refund
Nels Madsen -Refund
Esther Burrell -Refund
Dr. John West -Refund
Reed Fedderson-Refund
Robert Boyd -Refund
Dave Cahill -Refund
Barbara 1. Rogers -Refund
Sedaven House -Refund
FUND TOTAL
TRUST & AGENCY FUNDS sicals
oze c,
Childcraft Education Corp. -Toys
Coca Cola Bottling Co. -Pop
Coca Cola Bottling co. -Pop
I.P.E.R.S.-IPERS
I.P.E.R.S.-FICA
Bibliographical Ctr.-professional sery
ICROFILMED BY
JORM MICR+LAB
CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES
94.76
2,388.92
16.00
40.00
20.00
20.00
13.75
6.44
6.44
20.83
6.99
6.17
6.32
7.22
3.85
6.17
5.90
6.29
5.36
3.14
7.73
25.00
10.00
3.90
2.54
8.98
8.98
8.18
7.32
6.61
6.14
9.91
24.00
5.81
11.45
1.97
4.61
5.94
1.07
9.62
6.78
4.50
50,518.73
66.40
4.00
94.00
73.00
14,904.39
18,858.05
24.29
L1
I
I
i,
l
I ICROFILMED BY JORM MICROLAB
CEDAR RAPIDS AND UES NUINL:), iUtL.
Water Pollution Cont. Fed. -Books
Water Products-Valves/Coup./Boxes/Clamps
Water & Sewage Works -Subscription
M.B. Watson -Technical Service
Carl Wordelman-Safety Shoes
Mary Zahs-Technical Service
Vicki Solursch-Refund
Susan Clasen -Refund
Mrs. Lois Vedepo-Refund
Hawkeye Awning -Refund
Ted Harris -Refund
Martha Scott -Refund
Kaite Evans -Refund
Lucille Wilker-Refund
Arthur Stone -Refund
Russell Onken-Refund
Myrtle Ave. Prop. -Refund
Frantz Construction -Refund
Melrose Lake Apts.-Refund
Bruce Baldwin -Refund
Leon Duffe-Refund
Richard Mason -Refund
Michelle Laube-Refund
William Greazel-Refund
Emily Stashower-Refund
L.M.D. Corp.:Refund
Tom Kleen-Refund
Mike Simpson -Refund
Barbara Gardner -Refund
E. Norman Bailey -Refund
Thomas J. McMensmin-Refund
Mod Pod Realty -Refund
Dr. John Wieler-Refund
Ervin Graber -Refund
Nels Madsen -Refund
Esther Burrell -Refund
Dr. John West -Refund
Reed Fedderson-Refund
Robert Boyd -Refund
Dave Cahill -Refund
Barbara 1. Rogers -Refund
Sedaven House -Refund
FUND TOTAL
TRUST & AGENCY FUNDS sicals
oze c,
Childcraft Education Corp. -Toys
Coca Cola Bottling Co. -Pop
Coca Cola Bottling co. -Pop
I.P.E.R.S.-IPERS
I.P.E.R.S.-FICA
Bibliographical Ctr.-professional sery
ICROFILMED BY
JORM MICR+LAB
CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES
94.76
2,388.92
16.00
40.00
20.00
20.00
13.75
6.44
6.44
20.83
6.99
6.17
6.32
7.22
3.85
6.17
5.90
6.29
5.36
3.14
7.73
25.00
10.00
3.90
2.54
8.98
8.98
8.18
7.32
6.61
6.14
9.91
24.00
5.81
11.45
1.97
4.61
5.94
1.07
9.62
6.78
4.50
50,518.73
66.40
4.00
94.00
73.00
14,904.39
18,858.05
24.29
L1
i;ICROFILMED BY JORM MICROLAB
CEDAR RAPIDS AND UES ;,IUINL'�, iurbl
Medical Associates -Physicals 150.00
Nissen Corp. -Operating Equipment 222.00
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. -Pop 114.00
Planned Environments -Architectural Serv. 2,000.00
Pratt Educational Nedia-Mist. Supplies 10.40
Scholastic Book Services -Cassette 59.36
Things Things & Things-Lumber/Hardware Sup. 32.45
FUND TOTAL 36.612.34
INTRAGOVERNMENTIL.SERVICE FUNDS
Rep
►- -- �kn
10.05
it oo a nglne quip
Altorfer Machinery Co.-Vehicle/Equip Rep Part
995.71
Carl A. Anderson•Co.-Veh/Equip Rep Part
167.75
53.04
Ardick Equipment Co.-Veh/Equip Rep Part
465.16
B & B Auto Parts-Veh/Equip Rep Part
Part
423.31
Barron Motor Supply-Veh/Equip Rep
James W. Bell Co., Inc.-Veh/Equip Rep Part
38.14
Jim Brachtel-Travel Advance
100.00
2,027.74
Breese's-Veh/Equip Rep Part
Herman M. Brown Co.-Veh/Equip Rep Part
3,249.01
Capitol Implement-Veh/Equip Rep Part
Rep Part
437.57
595.35
Cedar Rapids Truck Center-Veh/Equip
& Alignment-Veh/Equip Rep Part
78-13
Chirps Brake
Iowa City Petty Cash -Postage
Center -Reimbursable Travel
52.81
15.00
Petty Cash-Rec.
Cline Truck & Equipment-Veh/Equip Rep Part
348.15
51227.94
Consumers Coop. Society -Diesel Fuel
Crescent Electric Supply-Veh/Equip Rep Part
53.90
Davenport Spring Co. Inc.-Veh/Equip Rep Part
478.08
90.00
Disk -O -Tek Inc. -Reimbursable Travel
104.72
Gary Embree-Travel Advance
Dan R. Fesler-First Aid & Safety Sup.
673.50
Fountain Transmission Spec. -Vehicle Repairs
677.00
274.00
Goodfellow Co. Inc. -Office Supplies
34.91
Grayarc Co. Inc. -Office Supplies
600.00
Greenwood & Crim -Annual Audit
Grumman Flexible Co.-Veh/Equip Rep Part
0.64
22220.00
Thomas Hansen -Travel Advance
161,766.19
Hawkeye State Bank -Transfer
P1,.53
Hawkeye State Bank -Transfer 198,001.94
Hawkeye State Bank -Transfer
47,661.83
Hawkeye State Bank -Transfer
Holiday Wrecker Service -Equip. Repairs
IBM -Office Supplies
Itasca Equip. Co.-Veh/Equip Rep Part
P15.00
10
1,220.93
Itasca Equip. Co.-Veh/Equip Rep Part
International Harvester Co.-Veh/Equip Rep
123.12
Iowa City Glass & Mirror -Repair, Bldg Struct 59.30
80.00
Iowa City Recreation Center -Refund
ABC Office Coffee Service -coffee supplies
159.75
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Iowa Glass Depot-Veh/Equip Rep Part
80.67
1,675.50
Kar Products-Veh/Equip Rep Part
60.00
Robert Keating -Travel
75.58
Ken's -Miscellaneous Supplies
100.00
Lawrence H. Kinney -Travel Advance
150.00
Dennis Kraft -Travel Advance
8,743.04
Krall Oil Co. -Gasoline
260.00
Cleo Kron -Travel Advance
Michael E. Kucharzak-Travel Advance
243.75
Lenoch & Cilek-Office Supplies
52.36
45.00
Marilyn Levin -Reimbursable Travel
1,806.64
Linder Tire Service -Tires
65.49
Mac Tools -Tools
McCabe Equipment Co. Inc.-Veh/Equip Rep Part
2.97
Maher Bros. Transfer -Miscellaneous Supplies
Supplies
5.00
2.50
Maher Bros. Transfer -Miscellaneous
294.10
Martin Bros. Equip. & Sup. -Books
Mid America River Voyagers -Reimbursable Trav
730.00
Midwestern Power Products-Ve/Equip Rep Part
Supplies
10.82
1,667.21
Modern Business Systems -Photocopy
Moorman Equipment Co.-Fuel/Lub/Fluids/Gases
234.61
Mary Neuhauser-Travel Advance
New Method Equipment Co.-Veh/Equip Rep Part
40.00
1+908-18
Oakmont -Reimbursable Travel
390.00
390.00
Oakmont -Reimbursable Travel
Old Capitol Motors-Veh/Equip Rep Part
111.87
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Old Dominion Brush-Veh/Equip Rep Part
11178.88
14.40
Pioneer Co. -Office Supplies
Power Equipment Inc.-Veh/Equip Rep. Part
440.73 ;
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Recycling Systems & Equip-Veh/Equip Rep. Part 123:49 {
Sears Roebuck & Co. -Tools E
Shepard of the Hills Farm -Reimbursable Travel 246.50
Sieg Co. -Vehicle & Equip. Rep. Part
City -Reimbursable Travel
345.92
116.00
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Silver Dollar
Sioux Steam Cleaner Corp.-Veh/Equip Rep.
42.84
10,040.00
Southgate Development Co. -Refund
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Abbie Stolfus-Travel Advance
Sun Electric Co. -Equipment Repairs
14.00
Charles Todd Co. -Uniform Service
1,402.51
2,775.05
Charles Todd Co. -Laundry Service
Michael Todd & Co.-Veh/Equip Rep. Part
382.32
Triangle Bandag Tire Co. -Tires
328.77
50.00
University of Iowa -Office Supplies
Valley Forge Flag Co. -Minor Equipment
320.75
Joan Van Steenhuyse-Local Mileage
25.65
4.79
Joan Van Steenhuyse-Travel
50.00
Rosemary Vitosh-Travel Advance
Wagner -Pontiac -Vehicle Repairs
668.70
Weco Engineering Sales-Veh/Equip Rep. Part
166.85
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Winebrenner Dreusicke-Vehicle Repairs
Xerox Education Publications -Off. Equip Rent.
Lillian Bollei-Refund
Mary Dunn -Refund
Naoshi Sato -Refund
Carol Wilson -Refund
Dennis Knudtson-Refund
Mike Sharkey -Refund
Rebecca Fleischman -Refund
Matthew Vaughan -Refund
Jeanne Labar-Refund
Hal E. Hicks -Refund
Jane A. Hennenfent-Refund
Kathryn Parker -Refund
Ruth Braswell -Refund
John Jodryev-Refund
Steve Dohner-Refund
Andrew Oftedahl-Refund
Margaret Coiling -Refund
Debbie Woolsey -Refund
Phillip J. Graham -Refund
Lee Schroeder -Refund
Beverly Sanders -Refund
A -One Produce -Refund
Satin Doll -Refund
Dr. George Andersen -Refund
James K. Rogers -Refund
FUND TOTAL
SPECIAL REVENUE FUND
ern -Pers ing Sup. -Off. Desks
R.M. Boggs Co. -Repair of Bldg. Struct.
Boyd & Rummelhart Plumbing-P1bg. Sup.
Bradley Print Shop -Outside Printing
Marie Burger/John Roffman -Building Improve
Cedar Rapids Gazette -Advertising
Iowa City Petty Cash -Office Supplies
Credit Bureau of Iowa City -Technical Serv.
Des Moines Register & Tribune -Advertising
Easter Seal Society -Registration
Economy Advertising -Outside Printing
Goodfellow Co. Inca -Outside Printing
Hayek, Hayek, & Hayek -Management Service
Highway Contractors -Capital Improvement
Howig & Assoc. -Park & Rec. Equipment
Iowa City Press -Citizen -Advertising
Jo. Co. Abstract & Title Co. -Appraised Ser
Jo. Co. Abstract & Title Co. -Appraised Ser
Johnson Co. American Assoc. -Postage
Jo. Co. Regional Plann.-Management Serv.
KCJJ Radio -Advertising
Geo. Kondora Plbg. & Htg.-Building Improv
Aero Rental
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920.54
970.31
14.50
15.50
20.09
2.66
20.55
7.53
17.72
21.37
11.86
21.64
2.90
2.33
2.30
5.25
30.00
29.00
14.50
61.00
11.79
11.19
2.89
10.63
16.20
1.94
25.94
495,557.75
430.26
38.25
836.34
52.35
1,362.00
24.00
62.52
26.00
239.40
15.00
930.25
404.50
18.75
13,567.50
1,026.95
154.85
60.00
30.00
76.20
1,793.63
90.00
Improve 634.94
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Xerox Education Publications -Off. Equip Rent.
Lillian Bollei-Refund
Mary Dunn -Refund
Naoshi Sato -Refund
Carol Wilson -Refund
Dennis Knudtson-Refund
Mike Sharkey -Refund
Rebecca Fleischman -Refund
Matthew Vaughan -Refund
Jeanne Labar-Refund
Hal E. Hicks -Refund
Jane A. Hennenfent-Refund
Kathryn Parker -Refund
Ruth Braswell -Refund
John Jodryev-Refund
Steve Dohner-Refund
Andrew Oftedahl-Refund
Margaret Coiling -Refund
Debbie Woolsey -Refund
Phillip J. Graham -Refund
Lee Schroeder -Refund
Beverly Sanders -Refund
A -One Produce -Refund
Satin Doll -Refund
Dr. George Andersen -Refund
James K. Rogers -Refund
FUND TOTAL
SPECIAL REVENUE FUND
ern -Pers ing Sup. -Off. Desks
R.M. Boggs Co. -Repair of Bldg. Struct.
Boyd & Rummelhart Plumbing-P1bg. Sup.
Bradley Print Shop -Outside Printing
Marie Burger/John Roffman -Building Improve
Cedar Rapids Gazette -Advertising
Iowa City Petty Cash -Office Supplies
Credit Bureau of Iowa City -Technical Serv.
Des Moines Register & Tribune -Advertising
Easter Seal Society -Registration
Economy Advertising -Outside Printing
Goodfellow Co. Inca -Outside Printing
Hayek, Hayek, & Hayek -Management Service
Highway Contractors -Capital Improvement
Howig & Assoc. -Park & Rec. Equipment
Iowa City Press -Citizen -Advertising
Jo. Co. Abstract & Title Co. -Appraised Ser
Jo. Co. Abstract & Title Co. -Appraised Ser
Johnson Co. American Assoc. -Postage
Jo. Co. Regional Plann.-Management Serv.
KCJJ Radio -Advertising
Geo. Kondora Plbg. & Htg.-Building Improv
Aero Rental
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920.54
970.31
14.50
15.50
20.09
2.66
20.55
7.53
17.72
21.37
11.86
21.64
2.90
2.33
2.30
5.25
30.00
29.00
14.50
61.00
11.79
11.19
2.89
10.63
16.20
1.94
25.94
495,557.75
430.26
38.25
836.34
52.35
1,362.00
24.00
62.52
26.00
239.40
15.00
930.25
404.50
18.75
13,567.50
1,026.95
154.85
60.00
30.00
76.20
1,793.63
90.00
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Henry Louis Inc. -Technical Service 53.77
Debra Martzahn-Travel 39.77
Mecham Travel Service -Air Fare 213.00
Bette Meisel -Travel 7.01
Fred or Elsie Michel -Building Improvements 3,332.64
Noel's Tree Service -Capital Improvements 7,991.40
Pratt Educational Media -Office Supplies 10.73
River Products -Rock 99.27
Bonnie Roeder -Building Improvements 1,316.68
David Rusterholz-Refund 69.00
Lydia Schreiber/Allen Thomas -Bldg. Improve. 1,887.20
Cenia Snider/Lam Painters -Bldg. Improvements 1,000.00
Cenia Snider/Charles Snider -Bldg. Improve. 2,259.00
Technigraphics Inc. -Outside. Printing 119.37
Roger Tinklenberg-Registration 12.50
Wehner Nowysz & Pattschull-Architectural Ser 3,084.19
Winegar Appraisal Co. -Management Service 60.00
Kevin McDonald -Travel 100.00
FUND TOTAL 43,535.72
Section 8 -Leased Housing
Various Landlords -Rent 39,677.50
Richard & Mary Jo Villhauer-Rent 181.00 `
Carol Ann Apartments -Rent 109.00
City of Iowa City-Nyal Water Bill 42.45 6
Robert & Erma Wolf -Rent 75.00 C
Cimaroon Investors -Rent 127.00
Seville Apartments -Rent 145.00
Cimarron Investors -Rent 101.00
City of Iowa City -August Expenses 9,755.01 I
City of Iowa City -September Expenses 5,022.84
City of I.D.-Final Water Bill, McFarland.- 18.45
George & Tine Baculis-Rent 142.00
Iowa -Ill. Gas & Electric -Charges 11.38
Carol Ann Apartments -Rent 29.00
FUND TOTAL 55
GRAND TOTAL $1 278.911.93
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STAFF REPORT
6 To: Planning and Zoning Commission
Item: Rezoning of the Area South of
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Applicant:
Requested action:
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Prepared by: Douglas Boothroy
Date: November 2, 1978
Referred by City Council
Rezone an area from CH to a more
restrictive zone.
To prohibit highway commercial uses.
Between North Summit Street and
Conklin Street on the south side of
North Dodge Street.
Approximately 4 acres
Residential, commercial - CH
North - Industrial and CH
South - Residential and R2
East - Semi-public and CH
West - Residential and R2
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The City Council has referred to the Planning and Zoning Commission for their consider-
ation and recommendation a proposed rezoning of an area from CH (Highway Commercial)
to a more restrictive zone. The area in question is bounded by the following streets
and alleys: North Summit Street to the west, North Dodge Street to the north, Conklin
Street to the east (also St. Joseph's Cemetery), and St. Peters Alley to the south
(see Location Map). It is the Council's intent to down zone the subject area to a
zone which permits uses more consistent with the land use recommendations of the
Comprehensive Plan. This action would be only an interim measure until the adoption
of a new zoning ordinance.
According to the Comprehensive Plan Land Use Map, the area in question is shown as a
striped land use classification. Although the Plan recommends this classification
for several locations within the City, the Plan document does not address the 'intent
of this classification. Regarding the area in question, the Plan text recommends
that this striped area be developed as "...neighborhood commercial/moderately high
density residential mix..." (this recommendation is unclear because of the use of the
slant line between the two suggested uses and means "and", "or"). The deliberations
of the Comprehensive Plan Coordinating Committee (CPCC) do indicate, however, that
the intent of the striped classification was to provide a transitional area which
allowed the mixing of both commercial and residential uses, i.e., much in the same
manner as now permitted by our CBS (Central Business Service) Zone or possibly that
allowed within a neighborhood commercial area,
The present Zoning Ordinance does not contain a Neighborhood Commercial zone. The
closest substitutable existing commercial zone would be Cl. The Cl Zone is the most
restrictive commercial zone that permits both residential and commercial uses.
However, the Cl Zone also permits uses which are not characteristic of neighborhood
commercial uses. An advantage of the C1 Zone in lieu of the present CH Zone is
that it further restricts the number of non -neighborhood commercial uses. Those uses
prohibited by the C1 Zone are: creameries, motels, hotels, restaurants, tea rooms,
cafes, taverns, sale of any goods and products at retail, and filling stations.
The Staff recommends that the area in question be rezoned to Cl as an interim measure.
Ultimately, the Commission should address the issue as to the Comprehensive Plan's
land use intent for the subject area. Neighborhood strip commercial is not desirable
and neither is opposing higher density residential uses across the street from an
Industrial use (Hometown Dairies). It may be necessary to amend the Comprehensive
Plan so that an appropriate transitional land use can occur in this area.
RECOMMENDATION
The Staff recommends the subject area be rezoned from CH to Cl.
ATTACHMENTS
Location Map
ACCOMPANIMENTS
Approved by
None Dennis R. Kraft,- irecto
Dept. of Planning E Program
Development
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The City Council has referred to the Planning and Zoning Commission for their consider-
ation and recommendation a proposed rezoning of an area from CH (Highway Commercial)
to a more restrictive zone. The area in question is bounded by the following streets
and alleys: North Summit Street to the west, North Dodge Street to the north, Conklin
Street to the east (also St. Joseph's Cemetery), and St. Peters Alley to the south
(see Location Map). It is the Council's intent to down zone the subject area to a
zone which permits uses more consistent with the land use recommendations of the
Comprehensive Plan. This action would be only an interim measure until the adoption
of a new zoning ordinance.
According to the Comprehensive Plan Land Use Map, the area in question is shown as a
striped land use classification. Although the Plan recommends this classification
for several locations within the City, the Plan document does not address the 'intent
of this classification. Regarding the area in question, the Plan text recommends
that this striped area be developed as "...neighborhood commercial/moderately high
density residential mix..." (this recommendation is unclear because of the use of the
slant line between the two suggested uses and means "and", "or"). The deliberations
of the Comprehensive Plan Coordinating Committee (CPCC) do indicate, however, that
the intent of the striped classification was to provide a transitional area which
allowed the mixing of both commercial and residential uses, i.e., much in the same
manner as now permitted by our CBS (Central Business Service) Zone or possibly that
allowed within a neighborhood commercial area,
The present Zoning Ordinance does not contain a Neighborhood Commercial zone. The
closest substitutable existing commercial zone would be Cl. The Cl Zone is the most
restrictive commercial zone that permits both residential and commercial uses.
However, the Cl Zone also permits uses which are not characteristic of neighborhood
commercial uses. An advantage of the C1 Zone in lieu of the present CH Zone is
that it further restricts the number of non -neighborhood commercial uses. Those uses
prohibited by the C1 Zone are: creameries, motels, hotels, restaurants, tea rooms,
cafes, taverns, sale of any goods and products at retail, and filling stations.
The Staff recommends that the area in question be rezoned to Cl as an interim measure.
Ultimately, the Commission should address the issue as to the Comprehensive Plan's
land use intent for the subject area. Neighborhood strip commercial is not desirable
and neither is opposing higher density residential uses across the street from an
Industrial use (Hometown Dairies). It may be necessary to amend the Comprehensive
Plan so that an appropriate transitional land use can occur in this area.
RECOMMENDATION
The Staff recommends the subject area be rezoned from CH to Cl.
ATTACHMENTS
Location Map
ACCOMPANIMENTS
Approved by
None Dennis R. Kraft,- irecto
Dept. of Planning E Program
Development
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City of Iowa City
MEMORANDUM
DATE: November 22, 1978
TO: City Council
FROM: Don Schmeiser, Senior Plann
RE: proposed Rezoning of Property South of Hometown Dairies
The City has received a petition in objection to the proposed rezoning of property
located southeast of North Dodge Street between North Summit Street and Conklin
Street from a CH Zone to a C1 Zone. There is virtually no difference, however,
between the CH Zone and the C1 Zone except for a few uses permitted in the CZone
CH taverns,
which include: creameries; motels and hotels; restaurants, tea rooms,
and similar establishments; and the sale of any goods and products at retail, in-
and
cluding filling stations. It is because of these uses that the staff has, recommended
that the property be rezoned Cl. Such uses, including especially restaurants and
filling stations, can generate a significant amount of traffic accessing onto North
Dodge Street and result in congestion on this major thoroughfare.
Some members of the Planning and Zoning Commission indicated that the Cl Zone was
inappropriate because it is n ownersahavennotkwanted toable 11developeunder the C1are only oZone. First,
however, why property
the C1 Zone is the most restrictive of the commercial zones (except for the CO Zone).
Secondly, the C1 Zone parking requirement is overly excessive in that one parking
space is required for every 300 square feet of floor area. This, incidently, is
the same requirement in the CH Zone. The parking regulations have been amended,
however, to include parking requirements by use and only a few uses not listed are
subject to this requirement.
Regardless, it should be assumed that the Cl Zone would be established as an
interim zone until the new Zoning Ordinance is adopted. It is also important to
realize the significance of rezoning the property to such a classification at
this time, as I have talked to a number pe the property oforrrestaurantsarea
locatingmany
have indicated that there have been prospects especially
in this area. If one residence was purchased for such a use, it could cause consid-
arable damage to the other residences located in the area.
Finally, the proposed rezoning does include rezoning a portion of the St. Joseph
Cemetery. It perhaps makes little difference what the cemetery is zoned unless it's
conceivable that the cemetery would some day be displaced. The only reason it was
included was so an island of CH was not left.
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City of Iowa City
MEMORANDUM
DATE: November 22, 1978
TO: City Council
FROM: Don Schmeiser, Senior Plann
RE: proposed Rezoning of Property South of Hometown Dairies
The City has received a petition in objection to the proposed rezoning of property
located southeast of North Dodge Street between North Summit Street and Conklin
Street from a CH Zone to a C1 Zone. There is virtually no difference, however,
between the CH Zone and the C1 Zone except for a few uses permitted in the CZone
CH taverns,
which include: creameries; motels and hotels; restaurants, tea rooms,
and similar establishments; and the sale of any goods and products at retail, in-
and
cluding filling stations. It is because of these uses that the staff has, recommended
that the property be rezoned Cl. Such uses, including especially restaurants and
filling stations, can generate a significant amount of traffic accessing onto North
Dodge Street and result in congestion on this major thoroughfare.
Some members of the Planning and Zoning Commission indicated that the Cl Zone was
inappropriate because it is n ownersahavennotkwanted toable 11developeunder the C1are only oZone. First,
however, why property
the C1 Zone is the most restrictive of the commercial zones (except for the CO Zone).
Secondly, the C1 Zone parking requirement is overly excessive in that one parking
space is required for every 300 square feet of floor area. This, incidently, is
the same requirement in the CH Zone. The parking regulations have been amended,
however, to include parking requirements by use and only a few uses not listed are
subject to this requirement.
Regardless, it should be assumed that the Cl Zone would be established as an
interim zone until the new Zoning Ordinance is adopted. It is also important to
realize the significance of rezoning the property to such a classification at
this time, as I have talked to a number pe the property oforrrestaurantsarea
locatingmany
have indicated that there have been prospects especially
in this area. If one residence was purchased for such a use, it could cause consid-
arable damage to the other residences located in the area.
Finally, the proposed rezoning does include rezoning a portion of the St. Joseph
Cemetery. It perhaps makes little difference what the cemetery is zoned unless it's
conceivable that the cemetery would some day be displaced. The only reason it was
included was so an island of CH was not left.
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Given under my hand and notarial seal this J ;7 day Or
1978.
Notary' Alblic in and Por the
State of Iowa
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CIL,y of Iowa (:i Ly
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10%, Ci I.y, Iowa 52210
ATI'PINITAN: (:i I.y Couni:I I
I'Lanning and Zoning Wililission
Ho: Itc:-zcming, Ncnrth Ikxlgc; Street
Dear Council and Caamissi.on Members:
We, the undersigned, being owners of property .located on the south
side of North Dodge Street between North Slmmit Street and St. AL•itthias
alley object to the zoning change proposed for our property.
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Dkjtary publio/ln and for
the State of Irnua
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ABBIE STOLFU-'
CITY CLERK
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IOWA CITY, IOWA
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November 15, 1978
City Clerk
City of Iowa City
Civic Center
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Re: Re—zoning, North Dodge Street
AREA CODE 419
TELEPHONE 35I-8101
Dear Abbie:
with this letter you will receive the original
petition signed by all of the property owners except the
cemetery.
I have enclosed several copies and would appreciate
it if you would distribute them to the commission and council
as soon as convenient.
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November 15, 1978
City Clerk
City of Iowa City
Civic Center
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Re: Re—zoning, North Dodge Street
AREA CODE 419
TELEPHONE 35I-8101
Dear Abbie:
with this letter you will receive the original
petition signed by all of the property owners except the
cemetery.
I have enclosed several copies and would appreciate
it if you would distribute them to the commission and council
as soon as convenient.
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211 IOWA AVENUE • P.D. HO% 2000
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32240
November 14, 1976
City of Iowa City
Civic Center
Iowa City, IA 52240
ATTENTION: City Council
Planning and Zoning Commission
Re: Re -zoning, North Dodge Street
AREA CODE 210
TELEPHONE 221.8191
Dear Council and Commission Members:
We, the undersigned, being owners of property lo-
cated on the south side of North Dodge Street between
North Summit Street and St. Matthias alley object to the
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November 14, 1976
City of Iowa City
Civic Center
Iowa City, IA 52240
ATTENTION: City Council
Planning and Zoning Commission
Re: Re -zoning, North Dodge Street
AREA CODE 210
TELEPHONE 221.8191
Dear Council and Commission Members:
We, the undersigned, being owners of property lo-
cated on the south side of North Dodge Street between
North Summit Street and St. Matthias alley object to the
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STAFF REPOICI'
To: Planning and Zoning Commission
45 -day limitation period:
SPECIAL INFORMATION
Public utilities:
Public services:
Transportation:
Physical characteristics:
Prepared by: Doug Boothroy
Date: November 2, 1978
Edward Thomas
R.R. 03
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Annexation and rezoning to RIB
single family residential
To develop the property for resi-
dential uses
East of Mormon Trek Boulevard and
south of the City limits
39,84 acres
R1A (rural district)and'agriculture
North - RIB, PAD and single family
duplex
East - CH and undeveloped
South RS and single family
Nest - RIA and undeveloped
Not applicable
Adequate sewer and water services
are available to the area upon
annexation.
Police and fire protection are
available to the area upon
annexation.
Vehicular access is from Mormon
Trek Boulevard.
The topography is moderately to
steeply sloping (5-13 percent).
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Item: Z-7617.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Applicant:
Requested action:
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Location:
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Existing land use and zoning:
Surrounding land use and zoning:
45 -day limitation period:
SPECIAL INFORMATION
Public utilities:
Public services:
Transportation:
Physical characteristics:
Prepared by: Doug Boothroy
Date: November 2, 1978
Edward Thomas
R.R. 03
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Annexation and rezoning to RIB
single family residential
To develop the property for resi-
dential uses
East of Mormon Trek Boulevard and
south of the City limits
39,84 acres
R1A (rural district)and'agriculture
North - RIB, PAD and single family
duplex
East - CH and undeveloped
South RS and single family
Nest - RIA and undeveloped
Not applicable
Adequate sewer and water services
are available to the area upon
annexation.
Police and fire protection are
available to the area upon
annexation.
Vehicular access is from Mormon
Trek Boulevard.
The topography is moderately to
steeply sloping (5-13 percent).
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ANALYSIS
The request for annexation and rezoning to RIB was initially filed October 8, 1976.
The Commission recommended approval of the annexation request but that the property
he zoned RIA In lieu of RJR. Primary concern weighed by the Commission in consider-
ation of the rezoning request was need and location of future elementary school
facilities in this area. Formal action on the subject request was not taken by the
City Council. At the applicant's request, the original petition is now being referred
back to Planning and Zoning by City Council for reconsideration. Important factors
for consideration by the Commission are: elementary school needs and sanitary sewer
requirements.
Unquestionably a need for additional elementary schools to serve developing areas
in southwest Iowa City exists. Ernest Horn Elementary has neither the capacity nor
the location to serve both the remaining developable area within the City or any
future areas annexed. The Comprehensive Plan recommends location a new elementary
school south of Horn to serve an area defined by the following streets: Mormon Trek
Boulevard on the west, Highway 1 on the south, and Sunset Street on the east. This
recommendation assumes annexation and development of that area south of the City
limits. Only through annexation can enough service area be provided to justify
construction of a new elementary school. Busing, necessarily will be an interim
measure until the elementary school population is large enough to support a new
school.
Future elementary school population is related directly to density and types of
residential development and the zoning determines the density and type of development
which can occur. The Plan recommends the subject area be zoned to permit a density
of development of between 2 to 8 dwelling units per acre. The applicant's request
is for RIB, approximately 4 dwelling units per acre, which is consistent with the
y I Plan's recommendation.
At the time of the submittal of the petition for annexation, available sewer
capacity did not seem to be a problem. Subsequently, the Comprehensive Planning
Process and studies by the Engineering Division have brought to light capacity
constraints in the South-West Intercepter Sewer. There are five capacity restrictions
in this trunk sewer all of which are found in an area between Highway 1 and the
Ty'n Cae development. The most restrictive link of this sewer limits capacity to
an additional 350 Gallons Per Capita Per Day (GPCPD), an equivalent of 2,550 popu-
lation, than presently being served. Correlated in terms of acreage, present sewer
capacity could serve 160 additional acres, assuming 3.5 people/unit and 4.5 units/acre.
If sewer service is to be provided to the remaining undeveloped areas located in the
western part of the Willow Creek Watershed and those areas south of the City limits,
the existing sewer will necessarily need to be upgraded.
The Comprehensive Plan makes the policy recommendation that the sequence of growth
in southwest Iowa City should occur first within the corporate limits and second
in the area within which the subject request is located and shown as being part of
Phase 3 growth. Adequate sewer capacity does exist to meet the development demands
for those undeveloped areas indicated by the Land Use Map as being in existing and
Phase 1 development sequences. However, before Phase 2 growth can occur in this
area, it will be necessary for the City to upgrade the sewer which could then
provide service to the request area (Phase 3). Assuming the South-West Trunk Sewer
is given the highest priority for upgrading, the earliest these improvements are
scheduled to begin is Phase 2 or approximately 7 to 12 years hence.
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There is sewer capacity to serve the request area without the upgrading of the
South-West Trunk Sewer but only at the cost of taking capacity from developable
areas presently within the City. Should the Commission choose to recommend approving
the subject petition, a policy change regarding development within this area should
also be recommended.
RECOMMENDATION
Because the subject petition is inconsistent with the Comprehensive Plan, the
staff recommends the request be denied.
A77ACHMENTS
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Approved by
Dennis R. Kraft, Director
Dept. of Planning Fi Program
Development
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PETITION TO VOLUNTARILY
ANNEX AND REZONE
The undersigned owners and contract purchasers hereby
voluntarily petition the City Council of the City of Iowa
City, Iowa, to annex the following described real estate,
to -wit:
The Northeast Quarter (NE,) of the Northwest
Quarter (NW3,) of Section 20, Township 79 North
Range 6 West of the 5th P.M., Johnson County,
Iowa.
The undersigned owners request that upon annexation
the above described real estate be zoned RIB.
ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART HEREOF is a location
map of the area for which annexation is requested.
Dated at Iowa City, Iowa, this �?� "=� day of
•a./W r 1978.
OWNERS:
Edward W. Thomas
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CONTRACT PURCHASERS:
TY'N CAE,/INC.
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STATE OF IOWA
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COUNTY OF JOHNSON ) /•
On the , �` gday of X��1�'-"f«'� 1978, before
me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said County
and State, personally appeared Edward W. Thomas and Kathryn
Thomas, husband and wife, to me known to be the identical
persons named in and who executed the within and foregoing
instrument, to which this is attached, and acknowledged
that they executed the same as their voluntary act and ded.
Notary Public' in or said
County and State
STATE OF IOWA )
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COUNTY OF JOHNSON )
On this "fie& day of 1978, before
me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in an for the State
of 19 , personally ap eared 4c C:,eet 4a�
and tic ��gp �j�Qc� to me personally known,
who, being by me duly sworn, did say that they are the
President and Secretary, respectively, of said corporation
executing the within and foregoing instrument to which this
is attached, that no seal has been procured by the said
corporation; that said instrument was signed on behalf of
said corporation by authority of its BoAd of Directors; � and
that the said yZ � (� andcyi� L. 121I-`%2£S4eq
as such officers acknowledged the execution of said instrumerA
to be the voluntary act and deed of said corporation, by it
and by them voluntarily executed.
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COUNTY OF JOHNSON ) /•
On the , �` gday of X��1�'-"f«'� 1978, before
me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said County
and State, personally appeared Edward W. Thomas and Kathryn
Thomas, husband and wife, to me known to be the identical
persons named in and who executed the within and foregoing
instrument, to which this is attached, and acknowledged
that they executed the same as their voluntary act and ded.
Notary Public' in or said
County and State
STATE OF IOWA )
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COUNTY OF JOHNSON )
On this "fie& day of 1978, before
me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in an for the State
of 19 , personally ap eared 4c C:,eet 4a�
and tic ��gp �j�Qc� to me personally known,
who, being by me duly sworn, did say that they are the
President and Secretary, respectively, of said corporation
executing the within and foregoing instrument to which this
is attached, that no seal has been procured by the said
corporation; that said instrument was signed on behalf of
said corporation by authority of its BoAd of Directors; � and
that the said yZ � (� andcyi� L. 121I-`%2£S4eq
as such officers acknowledged the execution of said instrumerA
to be the voluntary act and deed of said corporation, by it
and by them voluntarily executed.
otary Public in an r sa
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City of Iowa Cif-"
Date: November 17. 1978
To: Planning and Zoning Commission
From: Eugene A. Dietz, City Engineer N
Re: Southwest Interceptor Sewer
At your formal meeting on November 16th, we discussed the capacity of
the Southwest Interceptor Sewer at some length. For the record, I would
like to briefly summarize that discussion in this memo.
Approximately 18 to 24 months ago, the City Council requested information
concerning capacities of sewers within Iowa City. For that purpose, I
put together a very hurried presentation which was intended to show that
there was enough sewer capacity within the existing system to serve at
least the year 2000 projected population. One of the areas discussed in
that presentation was the southwest corner of town. The purpose of this
memo was to show as a minimum what populations could be served. As a.
minimum, I informed the Council and others that 6,000 people could be
served on the Southwest Interceptor.
Subsequently, use of the figures have been made for other purposes.
Unfortunately, since the numbers were generated for a specific purpose,
they have caused a great deal of misconception; particularly as relates
to the Ty'n Cae Subdivision.
We have therefore'done a much more thorough analysis on the capacity of
the Southwest Interceptor. In fact, rather than a capacity of five or
six thousand people, we find that capacity of.that sewer is in the range
of 13,000 to 15,000. This range is for unused capacity. As discussed,
Doug Boothroy provided me with information concerning the potential
population in this corner of town. The area tributary to the Southwest
Interceptor and within the area growth line and within the City limits
had a population range from 8,600 to 11,500. Even the high total popula-
tion is less than the lower end of the range that we believe to be
available for capacity in the sewer. The 39 acres of the Ty'n Cae
Subdivision which is proposed to be annexed would appear to have a high
total.population of approximately 772. As you can see, even at the high
end of the population range, there should be ample capacity sewer to
allow the connection of the Ty'n Cae Subdivision:
There is an abundance of details which I could have submitted in this
memo. However, for brevity, I have selected not to incorporate it into
paragraphs. Therefore, I would be happy to reiterate this information
again at your request.
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Dennis Gannon
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MEMORANDUM
DATE: November 22, 1978
TO: City Council
FROM: Don Schmeiser, Senior Plann
RE: Proposed Fence Regulations
Please find attached a proposed ordinance amending the Zoning Ordinance
by establishing provisions for fences within the City as recommended by
the Planning and Zoning Commission. Several staff persons including
Mike Kucharzak, Glenn Siders, Angela Ryan, and myself met to present an
advocate position to the ordinance recommended by the Commission. Changes
to the ordinance which we have recommended are indicated on a marked up
copy of the proposed ordinance, also attached. Many of the changes are
minor in nature and added merely for clarity. Other changes reflect the
difference in philosophical views between the Commission and the staff
which reviewed the ordinance.
The Council should discuss which changes, if any, they would like to
see made prior to setting the matter for public hearing.
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MEMORANDUM
DATE: November 22, 1978
TO: City Council
FROM: Don Schmeiser, Senior Plann
RE: Proposed Fence Regulations
Please find attached a proposed ordinance amending the Zoning Ordinance
by establishing provisions for fences within the City as recommended by
the Planning and Zoning Commission. Several staff persons including
Mike Kucharzak, Glenn Siders, Angela Ryan, and myself met to present an
advocate position to the ordinance recommended by the Commission. Changes
to the ordinance which we have recommended are indicated on a marked up
copy of the proposed ordinance, also attached. Many of the changes are
minor in nature and added merely for clarity. Other changes reflect the
difference in philosophical views between the Commission and the staff
which reviewed the ordinance.
The Council should discuss which changes, if any, they would like to
see made prior to setting the matter for public hearing.
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SECTION 2. AMENDW-NT
I. Section 8.10.3A of the Zoning Code of Iowa City is hereby amended to read
as follows:
29a. FENCE. A barrier formed of posts, lumber, wire or other material
used as a boundary or means of confinement.
39a. HEDGE. A boundary or barrier formed of a row of closely planted
shrubs or bushes.
76. YARD. An open space on the same lot with a building or group of
buildings, unoccupied and unobstructed by any structure, except as
otherwise provided herein.
77. YARD, FRONT. A yard extending across the full width of the lot
between the front lot line and the front yard line.
78. YARD, REAR. A yard extending across the full width of the lot
between the rear lot line and the rear yard line.
82. YARD, SIDE. A yard extending from the front yard to the rear yard
and between the side lot line and the side yard line.
2: Section 8.10.27 of the Zoning Code of Iowa City is hereby amended to read
as follows:
FENCE REQUIREMENTS
PURPOSE. The purpose of this ordinance is to promote the general health,
safety and welfare by regulating the height, location and types of fences
in the City of Iowa City.
A. Location and Height. Fences and hedges, when located within a yard
or within five (s) feet of a lot line, shall be subject to the
location and height requirements contained herein.
1. Fences more than 10 percent solid shall not exceed eight (8) feet
in height.
2. Fences and hedges shall be located so no part thereof is within
two (2) feet of an alley.
3. At street intersections, no fence more than five (5) percent solid
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SECTION 2. AMENDW-NT
I. Section 8.10.3A of the Zoning Code of Iowa City is hereby amended to read
as follows:
29a. FENCE. A barrier formed of posts, lumber, wire or other material
used as a boundary or means of confinement.
39a. HEDGE. A boundary or barrier formed of a row of closely planted
shrubs or bushes.
76. YARD. An open space on the same lot with a building or group of
buildings, unoccupied and unobstructed by any structure, except as
otherwise provided herein.
77. YARD, FRONT. A yard extending across the full width of the lot
between the front lot line and the front yard line.
78. YARD, REAR. A yard extending across the full width of the lot
between the rear lot line and the rear yard line.
82. YARD, SIDE. A yard extending from the front yard to the rear yard
and between the side lot line and the side yard line.
2: Section 8.10.27 of the Zoning Code of Iowa City is hereby amended to read
as follows:
FENCE REQUIREMENTS
PURPOSE. The purpose of this ordinance is to promote the general health,
safety and welfare by regulating the height, location and types of fences
in the City of Iowa City.
A. Location and Height. Fences and hedges, when located within a yard
or within five (s) feet of a lot line, shall be subject to the
location and height requirements contained herein.
1. Fences more than 10 percent solid shall not exceed eight (8) feet
in height.
2. Fences and hedges shall be located so no part thereof is within
two (2) feet of an alley.
3. At street intersections, no fence more than five (5) percent solid
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or a hedge more than two (2) feet in height above the curb
level, shall be located within a triangular area two (2) of
its sides 30 feet in length and measured along the rights-of-way
lines from the point of intersection.
4. In residential zones, fences and hedges within the front yard
shall not exceed four (4) feet in height.
5. In commercial and industrial zones, a lot with a residential use
or a lot with a side adjacent to a lot with a residential use,
shall be subject to the provision of paragraph (4) above.
B. Enclosures. Except as otherwise provided, fenced enclosures shall be
provided for swimming pools with a depth of 18 inches or more and for
dog runs, and be subject to the following requirements:
1. An outdoor swimming pool, the edge of which is less than four
(4) feet above grade, shall be completely enclosed by a fence
not less than four (4) feet nor more than six (6) feet in height.
The fence shall be so constructed as not to allow a five (5) inch
diameter object to pass through the fence. A principal or an
accessory building may be used as part of such enclosure.
2. All gates or doors opening through such enclosure shall be
equipped with a self-closing and self -latching device for keeping
the gate or door securely closed at all times when not in actual
use, except that the door of any building which forms a part of
the enclosure need not be so equipped. The building inspector
may permit other protective devices or structures to be used
so long as the degree of protection afforded by the substitute
device or structure is not less than the protection afforded
herein.
3. Fenced dog runs shall not be located within a front yard nor
within 10 feet of a lot line.
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or a hedge more than two (2) feet in height above the curb
level, shall be located within a triangular area two (2) of
its sides 30 feet in length and measured along the rights-of-way
lines from the point of intersection.
4. In residential zones, fences and hedges within the front yard
shall not exceed four (4) feet in height.
5. In commercial and industrial zones, a lot with a residential use
or a lot with a side adjacent to a lot with a residential use,
shall be subject to the provision of paragraph (4) above.
B. Enclosures. Except as otherwise provided, fenced enclosures shall be
provided for swimming pools with a depth of 18 inches or more and for
dog runs, and be subject to the following requirements:
1. An outdoor swimming pool, the edge of which is less than four
(4) feet above grade, shall be completely enclosed by a fence
not less than four (4) feet nor more than six (6) feet in height.
The fence shall be so constructed as not to allow a five (5) inch
diameter object to pass through the fence. A principal or an
accessory building may be used as part of such enclosure.
2. All gates or doors opening through such enclosure shall be
equipped with a self-closing and self -latching device for keeping
the gate or door securely closed at all times when not in actual
use, except that the door of any building which forms a part of
the enclosure need not be so equipped. The building inspector
may permit other protective devices or structures to be used
so long as the degree of protection afforded by the substitute
device or structure is not less than the protection afforded
herein.
3. Fenced dog runs shall not be located within a front yard nor
within 10 feet of a lot line.
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C. Type. Fences may be constructed of any material, except that barbed
electric fences shall be subject to the following requirements:
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1. Barbed wire shall consist of twisted wires with points of metal
barbs on each wire a minimum distance of four (4) inches. apart
(concertina wire shall be prohibited).
2. In a commercial or industrial zone, the bottom strand of barbed
wire shall not be less than eight (8) feet above grade.
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3. In a residential zone, barbed wire shall be prohibited on a
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4: On unplatted land in a residential zone, barbed Wire shall be
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prohibited within five (5) feet of a sidewalk.
S. An electric fence (no more than _ volts) for the purpose of
transmitting an electric current or shock to any animal or person
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shall be prohibited unless separated from adjacent property by a
fence at least four'(4) feet in height.
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SECTION 2. A10I)MENT
1. Section 8.10.3A of the Zoning Code of Iowa City is hereby amended to read
as follows: aimilar materiaZa
29a. FENCE. A barrier formed of posts, lumber, wire or Misr r608i01
used as a boundary or means of confinement. !
39a. HEDGE. A boundary or barrier formed of a row of closely planted j
shrubs or bushes.
76. YARD. An open space on the same lot with a building or group of
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buildings,Ai.�+foccupied &" yKobstructed by any structure, except as
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otherwise provided herein.
77. YARD, FRONT. A yard extending across the full width of the lot
between the front lot line and the front yard line.
78. YARD, REAR. A yard extending across the full width of the lot
between the rear lot line and the rear yard line.
82. YARD, SIDE. A yard extending from the front yard to the rear yard
and between the side lot line and the side yard line.
2. Section 8.10.27 of the Zoning Code of Iowa City is hereby amended to read
as follows:
FENCE REQUIREMENTS
PURPOSE. The purpose of this ordinance is to promote the general. health,
safety and welfare by regulating the height, location and types of fences
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in the City of Iowa City. front, aide or rear 1
A. Location and Height. Fences and hedges, when located within aAyard
or within five (5) feet of a lot line, shall be subject to the
location and height requirements contained herein.
No portion of a fence
I,A y -more than 10 percent solid shall wst exceed eight (8) feet
in height.
2. Fences and hedges shall be located so no part thereof is within
two (2) feet of an alley.
3. At street intersections, no fence
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1. Section 8.10.3A of the Zoning Code of Iowa City is hereby amended to read
as follows: aimilar materiaZa
29a. FENCE. A barrier formed of posts, lumber, wire or Misr r608i01
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39a. HEDGE. A boundary or barrier formed of a row of closely planted j
shrubs or bushes.
76. YARD. An open space on the same lot with a building or group of
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which cannot be
buildings,Ai.�+foccupied &" yKobstructed by any structure, except as
or
otherwise provided herein.
77. YARD, FRONT. A yard extending across the full width of the lot
between the front lot line and the front yard line.
78. YARD, REAR. A yard extending across the full width of the lot
between the rear lot line and the rear yard line.
82. YARD, SIDE. A yard extending from the front yard to the rear yard
and between the side lot line and the side yard line.
2. Section 8.10.27 of the Zoning Code of Iowa City is hereby amended to read
as follows:
FENCE REQUIREMENTS
PURPOSE. The purpose of this ordinance is to promote the general. health,
safety and welfare by regulating the height, location and types of fences
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in the City of Iowa City. front, aide or rear 1
A. Location and Height. Fences and hedges, when located within aAyard
or within five (5) feet of a lot line, shall be subject to the
location and height requirements contained herein.
No portion of a fence
I,A y -more than 10 percent solid shall wst exceed eight (8) feet
in height.
2. Fences and hedges shall be located so no part thereof is within
two (2) feet of an alley.
3. At street intersections, no fence
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its sides 30 feet in length and measured along the rights-of-way
lines from the point of intersection.
4. In residential zones, fences and hedges within the front yard
shall not exceed four (4) feet in height.
5. In commerci and industr' ones, a lot wit residents se
or a/Iwith a side jacent to a lot w' h a re identi 1 us ,
s 1 be subje o the provis n paragraph ( ove.
Enclosures. Except as otherwise provided, fenced enclosures shall be
provided for swimming pools with a depth of 18 inches or more and for
dog runs, and be subject to the following requirements:
1. An outdoor swimming pool, the edge of which is less than four
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diameter object to pass through the fence. A principal or an
accessory building may be used as part of such enclosure.
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2. All gates or doors opening through wsh enclosure shall be
equipped with a self-closing and self -latching device for keeping
the gate or door securely closed at all times when not in actual
use, except that the door of any building which forms a part of
the enclosure need not be so equipped. The building inspector
may permit other protective devices or structures to be used
so long as the degree of protection afforded by the substitute
device or structure is not less than the protection afforded
herein.
3. Fenced dog runs shall not be located within a front yard nor
within 10 feet of a lot line. I
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level, shall be located within a triangular area two (2) of
its sides 30 feet in length and measured along the rights-of-way
lines from the point of intersection.
4. In residential zones, fences and hedges within the front yard
shall not exceed four (4) feet in height.
5. In commerci and industr' ones, a lot wit residents se
or a/Iwith a side jacent to a lot w' h a re identi 1 us ,
s 1 be subje o the provis n paragraph ( ove.
Enclosures. Except as otherwise provided, fenced enclosures shall be
provided for swimming pools with a depth of 18 inches or more and for
dog runs, and be subject to the following requirements:
1. An outdoor swimming pool, the edge of which is less than four
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diameter object to pass through the fence. A principal or an
accessory building may be used as part of such enclosure.
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2. All gates or doors opening through wsh enclosure shall be
equipped with a self-closing and self -latching device for keeping
the gate or door securely closed at all times when not in actual
use, except that the door of any building which forms a part of
the enclosure need not be so equipped. The building inspector
may permit other protective devices or structures to be used
so long as the degree of protection afforded by the substitute
device or structure is not less than the protection afforded
herein.
3. Fenced dog runs shall not be located within a front yard nor
within 10 feet of a lot line. I
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Barbed Wire.
C, Aarbed
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wire and eleetris feaQ&a shall be subject to the following requirements:
1. Barbed wire shall consist of twisted wires with �
barbs on each wire a minimum distance of four (4) inches apart.
Ancertina wire shall be prohibited/.
2. In a commercial or industrial zone, the bottom strand of barbed
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wire shall not be less than eight—(03 feet above grade.
3. In a residential zone, barbed wire shall be prohibited en—a
plettad sr�ia^ntigl Int except for the enclosure of farm animals,
in which case
, barbed wire shall be
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prohibited within five (5) feet of'aAsidewalk. ;
S. An lectric fe o more than volts) for the purpo f
tr nsmitti an el ctric cur ent or shock t any nimal r pe son
s all b prohibit d unle separat d fr adjace t p perty b a
fence at least four (4) feet in hei t.
D. Electric Fences. Electric fences shall be prohibited.
E. Permit Required. It shall be unlawful to erect or construct or cause to
be erected or constructed any fence without obtaining a permit. All
applications for fence permits shall be submitted to the Building Inspector
and shall be accompanied by a sketch or design of the proposed fence and
a plot plan showing the location of the proposed fence.
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CItV of Iowa Cf.
Date: November 28, 1978
To: Don Schmeiser, Senior Planner
From: Glenn Siders, Senior Building Inspector
Re: Fence Permits
This memorandum is to express the views of myself and Mike Kucharzak
concerning the need for individuals to obtain a permit to erect a
fence in Iowa City.
It is our opinion that a fence permit should be obtained before
erecting a fence for a very minimal. fee for the purpose of obtaining
a plot plan of the property and a design and location of where a
fence might be located. This would help us to assure compliance with
the fence ordinance and would avoid having individuals buy a fence
from someone like Sears or Wards, have it installed and later having
us come along and issue a citation for illegal placement or improper
height. It is our opinion that this type of procedure would
eliminate approximately 90% of all improper installations now
occurring in the Iowa City area. During the summer months we
received many phone calls asking if we do require a permit and asking
for regulations of fences.
It is also our opinion that by obtaining a fence permit it would help
the enforcement procedure in establishing what fences are now legal
non -conformities and what fences are not. Presently, we have no
documentation to any fence being erected in Iowa City and with the
establishment of a new fence ordinance it would be virtually
impossible.for us to determine whether a fence or a dog run would or
would not be a legal nonconformity.
Lastly, we would like to obtain a permit for the structural stability
of a fence. As I am sure you are well aware, fences that are over 6
feet in height are regulated by the Building Code and when a fence
does become over 6 foot in height, there is a good probability of
some structural failure. High fences must be built in a unique way
to withstand the severe wind and snow loads that occur in the mid-
western states. By requiring a fence permit we could see a diagram
of how the fence were to be built and could offer some suggestions on
whether it would withstand the proper wind and snow loads.
It is not our ambition to generate more revenue for the City of Iowa
City but merely to regulate and enforce the various City codes. We
feel that a nominal fee, such as $1.00, would be more than sufficient
as a permit fee, but we also feel that it would not be sufficient
enough to cover the costs that occur trying to enforce the ordinance.
Fences are the only thing in the Zoning Ordinance that are applicable
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L. Graham Danaron, MPH
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DeeembeA 4, 1978
CO!1�I'fY HEALTH
538 South Gilbert Street
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Phone 351.3085
�_PAIRTi� E wr
BOARD OF HEALTH
Evelyn C. Weebm
Charlet deProm, MD
Orval Yodar
Keith -Hemingway
Jaen Broom
AayoA RobeiLt Vevena
and
Iouu City Couneit
Civic CenteA
I0W City, Iowa 52240
Re: Update -- Situation at
Dann Mayoh Veveha: FouA Cushions
Upon .inspecting FouA Cushions on Miday, DecembeA 1, 1978, it was
bound that .the Aes.tAoom situation is vi4tua22y .the dame as .it utts
.tvo weeks ago. The ti.quid ptasttie mateniat has ptugged .the )test-
Aoom 62oon dnains. 6Uc. wake6.i.etd is at .this .time .in .the ptocess o6
.tea&ing out .the Aes.tnoom 6toon.6 and cCeani.ng .the dnai,ns.
I.t is .the opinion o6 this .in6peeto4 .that Art. Wake6letd shouPd be given
adequate .time .to eomptete .this uaAh.
S.i.nceAety,
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Kathhyn FQona
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