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Home My WebLink About1989-10-24 CorrespondenceI r N Y' [ DATE- !October 16, 1909 CITY OFIOWA CITY `I I I TO: The Honorable Mayor and the CityCouncil -I " M> RE: Civil Service Entrance Examination — Mass Transit Operator 1j I ` r 1 We, the undersigned members of the Civil Service Commission of Iowa City, fly ' Iowa,'do hereby certify the following persons in the order of their 1 ..named standing as eligible for the position of Mass Transit Operator.- perator. Mark Heick Hired: 10/05/89 Mirk Sri t f 3jt �4T :Ih 7 ,'✓ 1 1 l 1 , J �1 � 1 I1��y5,ti1�. ;'i - ),.•<"i �,�M(��✓a�3-;. ,� Su 1" sSS p t �1J, t •^L11i. ,{iu 1 rIN. f 1, : A i . _ - •urkl.li? 1F +�3�r.,Iq.�1�1 � ,, , I 1 n., i' ,IA t f' ItJ•ia j IOWR ITK 1VI ERVxgiz COMMI DN [ 1 1tC; �♦)NI n t4tjti l >.c ael W. ennedy :,Chair Dick Buxton ,. ' a ��jb c. Sri jrt : Yi I LSI •i y' � ! Norwood C. Louis µ„s ; bi tni t Jl,l,a f I ATTEST: v� nJ 1 1 x Mar an Karr, City Clerk - Sa 1� Io- I5 1 I ' CIVIC C1:NT 1:R 0 410 EAST WAS II I NG TON S T R 1: 1.T • IOWA CITY, 10WA 57240 • (319) 1S 6.$000 Five domestic ferrets (3 adults,2 twelve -week *old babies) face death t the '1 Shs.el Tfie helt ' t 1' "1 to a Iowa City Mama ter, s er s curren po icy_ never let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may'require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. NAME ADDRESS PROFESSION 25 atm t ■ a atm t ■ i r � SAVE,- ME.?WERRETS` Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. ve sfielter's:current policy is to never,` ' let ferrets out for adoption. There.are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. '!hese requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion -of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret _ Association (a group of individualsdedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. NAME ADDRESS PROFESSION A SEt i on _Coro�Iui I -e— iu�c±� ytSs t SAVE- T E `.FERRETS !! Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve-woek old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never lot ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt C these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. !' Please support our petition for inclusion -of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand-over 'j policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret ; Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. ; NAME ADDRESS PROFESSION// � r �C R-0-7 : 7.75 -0 le. Zz8 S 0 ,1,A „ fol 19 v+1 20 . _ �;5�� .- ]a - P 77 �_y. . k.- �. . _rG; {'y Z ..tom. �.. -- ■ i „.SAVE ME' ERHETS 1F "ro xr Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death - at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current polity is to ,never let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. i Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferreto the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. NAME ADDRESS PROFESSION 1 ( n n 21 22 23 24 25 ��.: '. L`, n 011. .. / .1, 1._ .n 1 t 1 tel • C, . I 1 I I i. -A...�l �iLslu• QnR W.LL..e STyp tNT t. :I cs t IP• 7 7� 7,", -SAVE -T-Wrt"IM-TV, .,-. death Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelv�_,Qeek old babfis)face at the Iowa City Animal shelter. 7he shelter's current policyAs to never lot ferrets out adoption. Sbere are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. Those requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and. protection of ferrets. PROFESSION NAME ADDRESS. W.to I UM - T Phil M. wiwm. 06 ) N 6 o l 6,76pri- r/MMEM A' 634 CWO, MW M! 0=�_ i STHE�FERRET-W AVE'� Five domesticferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve-week"old babies) fdce death` at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret . Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. NAME ADDRESS PROFESSION 33 / AJ A; &Rdt- Its& hl -r IM. `0 $w GO- - Ii Wo 01 1 Ii i r j' I Five daoestic ferrets.(3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies).face death at the Iowa city Animal shelter. 'fie shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret . Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. ,nnncrc PROFESSION 1 /NJ 2 E 3 4' 5 6 7 8 9 G 10 _ ' 11 12 _ 13 i 14 15 16 . 17 18 19 20 E 21 22' 23 . .- 24 25. Wi �� .A 01 ' r • '_'L �IN (p .�. '.ill rg� j.�✓ ci-a�� - 7yc rnJrF .i. rv� avco„ .L a sem, �p� ; • =' � l�- SAVE: TME` FERRETS" Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve=xcek7old.bibies) face death - at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of.domestic animals, or a■ (if this is not currently possible) for the She ter s a option o a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. NAME ADDRESS PROFESSION _ M I / AWL /1/• -YA4 (6 SSW a t+q.. u� t sru af Min Or --5 , _ 7Y -/ .. T1.1 //// / ll / Five domestic ferrets'D adults,'2 twelve-week'old babies) face'de-ath at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret . I Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. wA1dR AMRESS PROFESSION rr^nn - :��A. �j k= A2 1ado�pj'hAUto f�(� pradmLwp s�.� It �(A, �,�,w`� G 2 `/ 8 C.�-• r� T..>Mt.� G: , �A .S��Yi S�-9'— �� PSN r 11-$ CIr, n.., r.,; 1 2 3 Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never lot ferrets out for ado tion There are individuals who want to ado t r r these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. 'Riese requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. NAME ADDRESS PROFESSION 1, 24 25 Five domestic ferrets (3 adults 2 twelve -week old,babies fa , cc death at the Iowa city Animal Shelter' The shelter's current policy is to never lot ferrets s out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. Those requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Sheltler.'for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. NAME ADDRESS PROFESSION VEY MM Sp 50 Al MMWA_ , . Iin MA_ to, ,.n Iil, I MW1.4 Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. :The shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusicn of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret �j Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. NAME ADDRESS PROFESSION 1 �jQ w4-• _SlS �_CNfe'r S�-- s. GiT SruDre/f —_ aaay :testi• Sl.s; k �533(e Clurvfc I 3 4 5 6 .. 7 8 -- 9 L 10. 12 13 _ 14 _- s. GiT SruDre/f —_ aaay :testi• Sl.s; k �533(e Clurvfc i. ggle Your Help Is Urgently Heeded Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never lot ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. NAME — / . ADDRESS PROFESSION RZ L N. 544.« S -r, i SY, le A tic Y f fw SU." S'bS' E +3 _'%.- It xiv'•a•' S•.0 _ • .,.14i Y 11(. •� Nvx 1. -SAVE--TI FERRE , Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death r at the Iowa city Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never 1. let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusicn of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. NAME ADDRESS PROFESSION 1' 2� 3 3$ I 3. G OUVa dr I;Z- -d. 2542- :.64� It 1, -pof 1. 24 -- SI �� r3u YLI Ui¢ S T,�intn/ 7 'e I 23 24 25 I f, Your lie! r Is. Ur entl Needed i r 9 - Y Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death at the Iowa city Animal shelter. She shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. 4here are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any. waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over - policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret • . _f Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. NAAMM,E.� ADDRESS PROFESSION EE z �iaKl{p z M JS 71444�5_--I- AL, if/ I 1440V 4 D.s•�-y— !6 I .JW J � 20 21 c} J- 22 i 23 24 -- if/ I 1440V 4 D.s•�-y— !6 I .JW J � swvt i M" rtrtrl ft i WII : Five domestic ferrets 0 adults, 2 twelve-woek old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. i LLi L_-- M 'I® 1;, ?I- 23 ✓'�c9t/4y� 25 .� - -- .... � � ...-45�7�att(';y�. e:,n •rrr,�lx•�*� � a. ^eQ �» ♦ . . � ..-r.-nrx«.. Your Help Is ;Urgently Needed`,° ,r 1: 13 14 i lE i n ! 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2' Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of I ferrets. i NAME ADDRESS PROFESSION ' ®■ 1W.,,, Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve-week'old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for ' ti IMICURRIETMoup of individuals dedicated to the cue7and protecti n`of ferrets. N DDRB PROFESSION ill 5�---' a y Sm;W� Soo W, �in�on'�`llafl ��►��o►-,V- i l I I I 2 3 3 4 I' ' s 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1s 16 17 ti 18 19 20 21 '22 23 24 — .: 25 1W.,,, Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve-week'old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for ' ti IMICURRIETMoup of individuals dedicated to the cue7and protecti n`of ferrets. N DDRB PROFESSION ill 5�---' a y Sm;W� Soo W, �in�on'�`llafl ��►��o►-,V- I I I II 3 i I' ' { �f SAV t THE FERRETS 11 - Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for niitFe . ---- cjb2=o'i� illd_ ver ganf kID d-opoiwhere ie Ei2ern-Iowa Fe ME"MCM -group of individuals dedicated to the care andprotection of ferrets. NAGE ADDRESS PROFESSION 1 Zy -- i 2 �------ ��,0� '�. FaU AVS--- _ i � U n C ✓t , 3 -- 4 _ /' ppII sUi L),V S 1_--- 5 r _ 115@x_ Na7�—N1lLCi3Cf-- Sly__ _ _ ' s44#5 26hre>< Rd, rb)-ar1'&1,1 7 _ 2ZZy giadcPle der�i— E g 10 11 7/ — ia�i7 VQ --- S�� S.Jd4k>0W 0,4 vo 13 la _o ►t2s�f Ga t�ia214N&Ireia ro� 15 16 i e 17 __ 18 (9•w n'lnn.N� Dv 19 �it j x• 11(AI(Ol— D� a'77 � /•J� 20 /Ifi,oi 21 bo)4p 22 *AV t 1 _ tit�=rCFiRET�-�It Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve•wcek old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. Tbose requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. NAME ADDRESS7yiyh SA 5 S ! Z PROFESSION 3/Z2 r,(/arcdraj a. & KLILCM A At 6H.A II Ifo r L,. COA - 11da_—�.-M ,.- 11 15z2_140 01 _U AAA.141 r Ate o. as m — .. ►17�IIiti�s��Lrar� Ails { Your Help Is Urgently Needed `v, iioy Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death at the Iowa city Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never lot ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream Policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets aze referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Assoc fer\ ia 'on (a oup of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of is N ADDRESS PROFESSION KQlST1nl LE/� r MMI a 1 2 3 4 —5 I 6 7 ..8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 , Your Help Is Urgently Needed `v, iioy Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death at the Iowa city Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never lot ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream Policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets aze referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Assoc fer\ ia 'on (a oup of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of is N ADDRESS PROFESSION KQlST1nl LE/� r MMI a Lrv.ct::.: �f. x_;.. a,. ,.:.r :Yf, at.•.,vr n4 .'=Jpia�L+i.G'ti. *'•�"t'`�iU�s'awi-''1ii� Your Help Is .. .,. lv.,..t Urgenfly Needed . ,,• ' Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never lot ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusicn of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. NAME ADDRESS PROFESSION 1 2 ! 3 4 i _5 6 7 j 8 9 10 11 - L12 - 13 14 15 - 16 17 18 i 19 Ci. 20 21 22 �SLLYti 23 �QbYIE 24 25 A/�Onf!2_� rl.G�+r:1 I 22 23 24 25 Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death at the Iowa city Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never lot ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require, These requests have been denied. a group fprretc_ to the care and protection of LL;.; /L• 1. „, -Y477PIOP� 1 2 i 3 4 5 6 i '. 8 9 10 11 12 i 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20' 21 22 23 24 25 Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death at the Iowa city Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never lot ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require, These requests have been denied. a group fprretc_ to the care and protection of LL;.; /L• 1. „, -Y477PIOP� *Aft I t1E; FERMETW 1!" Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve-week'old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for ■ M� we ferrets. group ofindividuals dedicated to the care and protection of ADDRESS PROFESSION z Q �.. �L-kro% 23 j 24 25 21 22 23 j 24 25 I bAVC IME FEMMETb 11 Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. ]MMXjMMffgbere are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are wit ing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. Those requests have been denied. Please support our petition for eam- no =0N*1 O-LLW. g"V� to the care and protection of PROFESSION 5"F. THE FERRETS -11, Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current polity is to never lot ferrets out for adoption. there are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream Policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over I' policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. NAME I i . ADDRESS PROFESSION 1 ttJk 2 � Q ---0 � 3 "r WN5i5M 97-3 0 M,,® i i i, �.. SAVE THE 'FERM15. !I Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week o t the Iowa City Animal Shelter. �a+po There are individuals who want to adopt these errets an who are wi tng to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. Triose requests have been denied. Please support our petition foriaL. a Atnto thenstreamT E L`tthe'xnima ' t} the pes Tr boi foaes"` c=an3_ mais1 'may ` Ht!on ter s mre ors re-re€er-ved:Z jj _crm J_f feed {a group of individuals dedicated to`tU care and protection of ferrets. NAME r ADDRESS PROFESSION1136 GVW �E 3 4 Z.6A5 wPw - ll v) -P2 1# ( S7vbFn� --- 5-1c----- -= c%{ Qnt5 L_ 10 - � 12 eM/`aqzO r -- - -� -— -- 13 --- 14 o 16 17 __ �2,n• S $oC�y is _ Ht vun,cK �zs s. sous ,,vA Ctn STUMN7_ i9 'ior Ax i �I(trviB �1. ('AAA&4a )ht . ` 6 1161: 20 w, _ ---r — JO&A 471/ 21 . 22 23 Mffrl, — t 2425 4 — 3 e Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter.. The shelter's current policy is to never lot ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusicn of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over. policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. NAME ADDRESS PRO ION r9 2 b r� M" 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 j"- 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 M" SAVE'''TME FERRETS' !! .o 2ercPirw—,,�. ` est 1.., 4 Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death p� (� at the Iowa city Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter,6L& may require. Triose requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream 7/ policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or o?Xzr,R (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over 'L policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of I Nerrets. AME ADDRESS PROFESSION n _ ? 25 XA i:)..,. aro 1977 r i. ' SAVE THE FERRETS !I Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve-week'old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never lot ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. NAME ADDRESS PROFESSION 13 . " 14 A- 15 -= 3•S /=9oCb L: �F} _LnQ_'�358310� M_ I—U�DffI -=i 337-7 S7_/_ .3s7-96 r3 j { 16 .�ytlSc" �n........� Gam'. f��lC1i-Y �. �.•OAiJN1� �__�.. 17 - 18 - j.. 20 21 _ 22 If 1` 23.i I 24 25 — { 16 .�ytlSc" �n........� Gam'. f��lC1i-Y �. �.•OAiJN1� �__�.. 17 - 18 - 19 20 21 _ 22 23.i I 24 25 — -i . C bU ti 00wp/1 y i .� �' • :ice s� 2 9u 1 SAVE THE FERRETS::!! Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve-week'old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. SAVE Ti1E FERRETS'1i:"'r Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2.twelve-week old babies) face death at the Iowa city Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please supportour petition for �n (a group of :rets. —11 F7 .11, WN '♦ liN)a. 51, i o the protect -on of i PROFESSION VifPeM-- D�2Ak� l� At J4 7,70 A 1 t 1 i 2 ! 3 4 (� 5 C. 6 - '8 9 10 11 I 12 — 13 — 14 15 Alt 16 .Ja 17 18 19 20 -! 21 -� 22 23 24 25 :L SAVE Ti1E FERRETS'1i:"'r Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2.twelve-week old babies) face death at the Iowa city Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please supportour petition for �n (a group of :rets. —11 F7 .11, WN '♦ liN)a. 51, i o the protect -on of i PROFESSION VifPeM-- D�2Ak� l� At J4 7,70 A ,AVC "A ht' Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never lot ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusicn of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. NAME ADDRESS PROFESSION <w1s> 3". �Vjl® t MWIF, PArIMANOW.1 •iN M.nv_...... v1.fN�..l.... .(Y!/�..~wnit. v:'♦.. .. ...1.Yu f� .v.? Y�AIRA vI , r.•.I..ti"..l T0.1. Your Help Is Urgently Needed sem' k Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death at the Iowa city Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusicn of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret . • - Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of r 2 AA 3 1 4 5 i 6 7 8 i 9 10 11 i 12 L : 13 14 15 2C 21 2; 2-- 2' 32' 2 i. it f. i I i 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9: 10 � 11 12 13 14 . 15 16 17 18 19 20 j' 21 i 22 23 24 25 c..aRur "a �•il� w"$^3�*cw + -mvys r:n2f°7 ir7n6�v ' SAVE r`TH,E, FERRETS I lot ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. NAME ADDRESS PROFESSION SAVE'THE FERRETS 11 The shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter �fJaO'1J� may require. These requests have been denied. If Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or ' (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand-over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Lf 'i Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of a ,/+ ferrets. AME ADDRESS PROFESSION* i 5--n,--2 _ Sal S. Lon S 7ilpCly)rJ SLAVi% f 8 C 4 if\,.J� L. - s2 (• R I I_ I� 9 �w�� r ~101 til , E,_,1h,�—. 10 Z aht2, n 9 ��ud�rtf 12 13 /7riu c' /.ris..Nc L ---- �� — I�14 " 15 16AL `2•//�,, i i 17ca-1- i r 18 19 20 5k —L4AAAi-,1— .. 25: �Nd S Q tly-,C •• N, K Your'Nelp Is Urgently NeeacG Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death V ) at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter 1 may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over i policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret'. k: Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. NAME ADDRESS PROFESSION 1 .G U Asotr,im 0z d.. SAYE THE' FERRETS 11 Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve-woek old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. the shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. NAME ADDRESS PROFESSION i 1 2 3 4 5 ..; 6. 7. i 8 9 10 11 I 12 13 j 14 is 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 SAYE THE' FERRETS 11 Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve-woek old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. the shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. NAME ADDRESS PROFESSION Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve-week•old babiesj face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never i let ferrets out for adoption. There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret . Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. i Li 3) tvgKu i i 1� 12 13 14 15 I 16 17 18' 19 20 zi I 22 23 24 25 5AVE THE FERRETS-' 11 Five domestic ferrets 0 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. there are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. 1 1 I i 2 t h 3 �I 4 5 i.. 6 7 8 9 10 :` 11 12 13 14 i 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 5AVE THE FERRETS-' 11 Five domestic ferrets 0 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. there are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets. 1 I i t h � �I i.. 1 .: SAVE THE''FERRETS`'ll ve domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death , the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never t ferrets out for adoption. there are individuals who want to adopt ase ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter y require. These requests have been denied. ease support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream licies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or f this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over licy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret sociation (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of rrets. ADDRESS PROFESSION . lb/;/ V -I/_. fi Fi at to th Be P1 po (i j 1p As I fe NAME � 1 2 i 3 — 4 5 I 6 / 17 1 9 10 v 12 \ol 13QI 14 G 15 16 .S1 17 -- 18 19 20 —� r 22 23 24 25 SAVE THE''FERRETS`'ll ve domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve -week old babies) face death , the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never t ferrets out for adoption. there are individuals who want to adopt ase ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter y require. These requests have been denied. ease support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream licies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or f this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over licy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret sociation (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of rrets. ADDRESS PROFESSION . lb/;/ V -I/_. fi NAV V7 Five domestic ferrets (3 adults, 2 twelve-week•old babies) face death at the Iowa City Animal Shelter. The shelter's current policy is to never let ferrets out for adoption. 'There are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter. may require. These requests have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusion of the ferret into the mainstream I. policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of ferrets.) " NAME ADDRESS PROFESSION i1 _ ��r� _4L1e��1 � ►o r,��.P��i�, T� �C��1 6 z %-� ----- e - 2 3 fl.), seU 7- �6�/Le6��Al� en'1 b�QA�y � Cn4IJI ,J{_sll L" 4 5_, x.71 3� I, CiccQi Sfu fii 6 —sc 71Y�1m._ _TGra n� TIC, PH mg s� la -3q 10 -1 � S+' i<' T e _ 4L it� 12 u6 ILS�a� 13 �-- 1s 16— - 17 ar 19 zo ��!�lrL(B�JS�S �l-Cern-rooid / Ao__.__. O o,. i f, x lqv MV Pr SAVE THE FERRETS i The shelter's current poli is Prever lot ferrets out for adoption. there are individuals who want to adopt these ferrets and who are willing to sign any waiver or release the shelter may require. These requests'have been denied. Please support our petition for inclusicn of the ferret into the mainstream Policies of the Animal Shelter for the disposition of domestic animals; or (if this is not currently possible) for the Shelter's adoption of a hand -over j policy whereby ferrets are referred or given to the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (a group of individuals dedicated to the care and protection of j ferrets. NAME ADDRESS PROFESSION j II f L2 3 --L/✓ ---- �� 41-11 s --- - IC. �9 Y1ui -- 5 {oiUq--JOU— _ 7 af j& 6st AAW 10 12 Sx 61 13 -U 14 70G50uo Is —C —41.T 16 uF j 17 j 19 ZO ,rev s 21 22 f 23 asg24 aQ — I 25 — Y _ p -C( aCka Wo N, r J a(�) MINUTES ANIMAL CONTROL ADVISORY BOARD DRAFT OCTOBER 18, 1989 - 7:00 P.M. CORALVILLE CITY HALL - COUNCIL CHAMBERS l MEMBERS PRESENT: Allan Axeen (Chair), Dr. Paul Cooper, Mary Klahn, Jan Becker (7:30 P.M.), Diana Lundell (8:05 P.M,) MEMBERS ABSENT: None. 1 The meeting was called to order at 7:06 p.m, in the Council Chambers of the Coralville City Hall. Present were: Allan Axeen (Chair), Dr. Paul Cooper, Mary Klahn, Jan Becker (7:30 P.M.), i Diana Lundell (8:05 P.M.). Dr. Cooper was called away for an emergency at approximately 9:15 P.M. � l ' The first item on the agenda was the By -Laws. There was no further discussion and the By- laws were adopted as presented (Cooper/bahn), passed 3-0. I, The second item on the agenda was the adoption policy for the Joint Animal Shelter. The I1 question to be determined in this meeting was specifically whether the Committee would reconsider the recommendation previously presented to the Iowa City City Council. Written communications were acknowledged and are available for review in the City Clerk's office or at the Iowa CI Animal ry Shelter. The discussion was opened to anyone who wished to speak, 1. Dr. Mike Parker - Iowa City, IA - Clinical Veterinarian, University of Iowa - Inquired as { adoptionto followed. Later In the meeting e expressed that our policy for t probably correct anshould remain conservative I iPwhen considering the issue of „•� human e. DVM I 2. Dr. Russell Currier, Iowa Department of Health Veterinarian -Answered questions I 1. from various participants. Stated that from a health and safety position, he would not recommend the Shelter adopt ferrets out. 3. Natonya Walker -Iowa City, IA - Expressed opposition to our policy. _ _ 4. Dr. Jean Fitzgerald - Iowa City, IA - Spoke to the specifics of the Board's previous objections. She felt that the rabies question was not a valid argument, even though a vaccine is just nearing completion. The safety question had been blown out of 'v, I proportion by alarmists and cited statistics that they were as safe as dogs. i 5.. Lynn Vermace - Iowa City, IA - Concerned about the fate of the five ferrets in the Iowa (. City Animal Shelter: She has always felt that all animals should be "recycled" Instead ;; ' •. •> ,• of produced. Her current Interests concerned ferrets only. 6. Dr. Katrina Kolvern, DVM, Cedar County - Would not hesitate to recommend the ferret as a pet. Currently treats ferrets in her practice. 7. Jackie Johnson - Iowa City, IA - Stressed that the Eastern Iowa Ferret Association (EIFA) was a responsible entity. They were willing to receive ferrets by referral and establishment of a "pet tax," placed at the Animal Shelter. j { I I /880 i Minutes ' Animal Control Advisory Board i October 18, 1989 Page 2 8. Julie Kardux - Iowa City, IA - Spoke as a very satisfied owner of pet ferrets. She thought they were the best pet that she could have. 9. Antonio Russo - Solon, IA - Spoke to the fact that wild animals should not be used as play things. Concerned that having a ferret is nota humane thing to do. 10. Suzanne Hoofnagel - West Branch, IA - Described the "halfway house: procedures and policies set up In various locations. Showed a videotape of one house featured on CNN. She stated that George Harmon, President of the International Ferret Association, will be sending a letter offering to fly the five ferrets to Roanoke, VA for adoption. 11. Jim Johnson - Iowa City, IA - The proud owner of seven ferrets. He first became an owner because he was allergic to cats and the apartment he was living in would not allow dogs. He would recommend ferrets as pets to anyone. 12. Bev Horton, Iowa City Animal Control, and Barb Russo, Coralville Animal Control - Answered various questions from participants and the Committee. ' Motion: Move to reaffirm our policy in the original recommendation to the Iowa City 1 , Council dated September 28, 1989. ; (Becker/Klahn). j Me n -No comment. e very conservative view until all health and safety issues are satisfied. Becker'- Will take w for the policy. FeIC very strongly that the Iowa Ci Council could stop id' Lundell - WIII votep rY 9 Y City P ..' and allow these five ferrets to be turned over to the EIFA, b 4 Axeen - Concerned about health and safety. Assured those present that as Issues concerning ferrets or any; other animal change, the policies will be reconsidered. Assured all that In the 1 I' " ! " " future all prudent steps will be taken to see that ferret owners who ask to leave their ferrets of the Shelter will be referred to Interested parties first. The motion passed, 4-0, Cooper absent. Motion to adjourn, Becker/bahn, passed 4-0, Cooper absent, j iF ' '• The meeting adjourned at 9;50 p,m, �. Respectfully submitted, ' Allan Axeen Chair IAN i BY-LAWS Meetings Regular meetings will be held on the third Wednesday of the month. Meetings will be very other month starting with January, 1990. Special meetings may be called by the Chairman at the request of the chief administrative official of either city. Normal meeting time will be 7:00 p.m. Meetings will be run by the Chairperson following Robert's Rules of Order. Officers 1 The Committee shall elect at Its November meeting a Chairperson and Vice -Chairperson to j serve the next calendar year. The Chairperson's duties will be to the set agenda for each meeting, call meetings, preside at meetings, and submit minutes to each city for dissemination I to the appropriate officials. The Vice -Chairperson will act for the Chair in I or resignation, the case of absence Committee 111+ N I The duly, appointed members by the appropriate . City Councils shall constitute e C m thmomittee. A quorum shall consist of at least three members jjj attending the meeting. A majority those members present is needed to 1 .� m pass a motion. �4 Reports 1 t'. The Committee shall make an annual report to the City Councils, ` concerning the Shelter operations. Each January the Committee will certify the assessed to each proportional payment ratiotobe city. Y :Lei[ I i I I I 8� 1 ' I I. i . i TO: City Councils i City of Iowa City City of Coralville j FROM: Animal Control Advisory Committee by Paul S. Cooper /J� C• -J ! i DATE: September 28, 1989 i SUBJECT: Ferret Adoption Policy - The Animal Control Advisory Board met on September 27, 1989, to review the issue of - j. ferrets and whether or not they should be adopted out by the Animal Shelter. ' Discussion included review of a document submitted by V. Jean Fitzgerald, which included many facts concerning the history, relative aggressiveness of ferrets toward 'j humans, and rabies.I.- w ,I The committee further discussed the aggressiveness and facts about rabies in ferrets, j It was,agreed that ferrets have been domesticated for many years, butthe domestication " was, until >recently, .primarily for rodent control around farmsteads: The domestication `R.! ofthe ferret as companion animal has onlyrecently been the focus, .with few'breeders t concerned with genetics.for developing "amore docile animal. Itwas 'agreed that the -.� aggressiveness issue is mute, and wasnot used as a basis for a decision. ' ` f Discussion then was held on the issue of rabies in ferrets. Information from a telephone call.. to Charles Rupprecht, Wistar Institute,'. Philadelphia, was presented by 1. �Dr. Paul Cooper. Dr. Rupprecht has recently completed. rabies thallenge..studies -on ' .•�- ..ferrets.He stated that not too much is known concerning rabies in ferrets: This is _11 because they are typically caged animals, .but if loose and exposed,the incubation i , period and latency are unknown. In other words, it is not known whether or not arabid ferret in, the phase of, the disease where it could. transmit the, virus, would die within '.five days, as would 'a.dog or cat. ,(Some species of animals can transmit the -disease < from their salivary glands, but not have the virus in their brain,. and not die from the disease uniformly within 5.10 days... Dogs and cats uniformly die during this period if .they have rabies in the transmissible period of thedisease.The. 10 -day quarantine required after dog or cat bites is for this diagnostic tool. information is not ; ,This known at this time for the ferret.) It is for this reason thattheCenters for Disease ! control (CDC) states that a ferret that bites or may otherwise expose a human to rabies must be killed, and their brains submitted for rabies examination. . Further , the Veterinary Medical Association -(AVMA) counsels against keeping ferrets as j companion animals because of their potential to transmit rabies to humans and attack human; infants. In addition, there is presently no licensed vaccine foruse -in ferrets, although onemaybeavailablelate this year. �. It is because of the unknown factors concerningthe lethal zoonotic disease of rabies �. in the ferret, and the fact that animals turned into the Animal Shelter have unknown histories and possible exposures, that it is in the best interest of the public to �. continue the present policy of not allowing the adoption of ferrets from. the Animal Shelter.. The vote was unanimous of the members present to recommend maintaining the j present policy, n 1 September 28, 1989 1 I L Coralville/Iova City Animal Control Board f 410 E. Washington St. Iowa City, Iova City Council City of Iova City + Iowa City, IA 1 Dear Councils Ir The Animal ControlAdvisory Board met on September 27th to prepare`& recommendation to you on the policy, concerning ferrets. The Board voted t'1 'unanimously to recommend that the Shelter not adopt out ferrets. This t' i decision was based mainly on the recommendation of the Awrican Veterinary I Medical Association and information from the Center for Disease Control i (CDC). y :, liar 1 � i It in our intent to address the 'questions on non-traditional pets beginning I with our January meeting., These policies may change with time and when better medical information is available.-: The policy concerning ferrets may ; <: change in years to come. If it does change, it will be because public x `^t health and: safety questions will have. bean answered in a very cooplate MIL nner. In the mean time we will probably be very conservative about the; animalsllow the Shalt er to adopt out. Neely, r Allan L. A:een Chairman Coralvilli/Iowa City Animal Control Board ALA,pb ; are {, !•... ,. ••r { W 1 I 1. I k •,a I MEARDON, SUEPPEL, DOWNER & HAYES WILLIAM L. MEARDON LAWYERS WILLIAM F. SUEPPEL ROBERT N. DOWNER 122 SOUTH LINN STREET FM:l3191 3380250 _ JAMES P. HAYES IOWA CITY. IOWA B2240 TELEPNONE:131p133&8222 JAMES D. MCCARRAGHER MARKT. MER ' D. HO THOMAS D.NOBAgT October 11 89 19 i .: MARGARET T. LAINSON f -... . -'• .•+::• „ • •..:.:. DOUGLAS D. RUPPERT ..., r. PAUL J. McANOREW, JR. J I 5 7 TIMOTHY J. KRUMM z.,.Y ..ra. Ms. Karen Franklin City of Iowa City ' 4 Planning; and Program Department 1 p „ 410 East Washington Street Iowa City, Iowa 52240 # =r Dear Karen: Pursuant to our recent telephone conversation, I wanted to formally request that the City, of Iowa City undertake whatever paperwork and u procedures as may be necessary ,in order to change the name of Dynevor , z Circle: here in-Iowa City to Little Creek Lane. As you know, I represented George Nagle,and Mike Evans who, through �( Y r �t x' 4 their corporations, developed Ty'n Cae Subdivision, Part 5. Dynevor ' -; Circle lies almost entirely within that subdivision. I would appreciate �''n whatever action :you could take to., expedi -, this name,. change and complete' it as soon as possible. I will be;glad to ork with ;you,on this project is and supply with: whatever information u.ma find'necessary.l ` y Please,keep mea riled of the process. Than apprised p Thanks a d with kindest personal regards,, M; I am. .. . inc urs, a•eA0 yr is:y,y tF ,� p✓t1 y�bq,jN ..Ruppert „ DDR/bc. ttrt cc: Mr'. and Mrs. Mike Evans F5 IV D � T�`3 fkt!D 4r1 ,I JOC 121989 (,t,,, =„. "1,34 I P.P.D. DEPARTMENT L i n , , x City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Date: October 19, 1989�— To: The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council From: Linda Newman Gentry, First Assistant City Attorney Re: Amended Conditional Zoning Agreement - Firsi and Rochester, Part Three, A Subdivision of Iowa City, Iowa On April 26, 1989, City Attorney Terrence Timmins and I alerted you to the above problem, by way of memorandum, see attached. This is an update on the matter. As previously discussed, it was our opinion that the plain language of the original Conditional ' - Zoning Agreement limited the number of "residences" to no more than twenty-seven (27), but £ said, nothing about lots. Housing and Inspection Services then monitored the number of ' building permits Issued The number of permits has now reached 27. As a result of lot line changes, two subdivided lots are now unbuildable: 'Lot 94, owned by Dr. Ed Law; and Lot 101; owned by the Sub- divider with_a potential sale "in the works." Dr. Law has requested a building permit. His request was denied, as in violation of the original Conditional Zoning Agreement. Dr. Law took his dilemma to the Planning and Zoning Commission October 5, 1989. After discussion at a formal meeting, the Commission voted'to recommend approval of the Amended Conditional Zoning Agreement now presented to you. This Amendment would permit the two unbuildable lots to be used for single family homes. i The Amended Agreement was drafted by me. It has now been signed by Dr. Law and by Bruce Glasgow, the original Subdivider. The Amended Agreement limits the number of building permits, the number of lots, and the number of residences to no more than 29. Moreover, the Amended Agreement supersedes the private Covenants in direct conflict with the Original i Agreement, see paragraph 8 of the Amended Agreement, The current combined language should clarify the matter once and for all, and limit First and Rochester Subdivision, Part Three to 29 lots, residences, and building permits. While some persons may chafe at the Amended Agreement, it is my considered opinion that the two (2) additional residences, for a total of 29, will not adversely affect the safety of the Subdivision; and that the difference between 27 residences and 29 residences is sufficiently de minimus to warrant your approval. Moreover, considering the desirability of the area, with City services already available, it does not appear reasonable to leave Dr. Law's lot unbuildable. Nor is it desirable to leave the remaining corner Lot 101 unusable. Additionally, Lot 101 is at the entrance to the Subdivision, .. ...L J t 11....--- ....1 .enol n- - - - - - "i Rochester Subdivision, Part Three, until secondary access is provided. I I trust this will be of some help to you in your deliberations. tp4-2 cc: Terrence Timmins, City Attorney Thomas Scott, Chairman, Planning & Zoning Commission Don Schmeiser; PPD Director i Doug Boothroy, H&IS Director I I i { ) 4l NI 4I 1 `! Y •� t 1t .y� to 7 �;; / S83 nM1t City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Date: April 26, 1989 To: City Council From: Terrence L. Timmins, City Attorneys//. / Linda Newman Gentry, First Assistant City Attorn Re: First S Rochester, Part Three, A Subdivision of Iowa sty, Iowa The Conditional Zoning Agreement for First E Rochester, Part 3, approved by the City Council along with rezoning of that property on April 5, 1988; purports to limit development in that Subdivision to 27 residences until a secondary access is provided, see attached. It explicitly provides that "the parties have agreed that twenty=seven (27) is the maximum number of single family residences which may be allowed on the Development Land before secondary street access isrovided to the area," see attached agreement. p Recently, a local attorney, in examining an abstract for a client's purchase of two large lots in this Subdivision, found that private Covenants, not involving the City, were recorded by the Subdivider after his execution of the Conditional Zoning Agreement. These private covenants explicitly contemplated that Lots 91, 92, 94 and 95 could be split into two lots each. See attached Plat and private Covenants. City practice has traditionally, and we believe lawfully, permitted one -lot splits after sale to a new owner. However, the attorney later learned from City staff that the City's Conditional Zoning Agreement limited the Subdivision to 27' residences until secondary access was obtained. The local attorney then informed the Legal Department that the Conditional Zoning Agreement was not "of record" in the Recorder's office, and therefore did not show up In his client's abstract of title. We admire and appreciate this attorney's candor in bringing this to our. attention. Although Iowa law does not require the recording of a conditional zoning agreement since it is effective upon publication of the zoning ordinance of which it is a part, the better practice would be to record conditional zoning agreements since they are, by their nature, designed to be covenants running with the land and should be recorded. Conversely, a conditional zoning agreement is not simply another agreement between the City and the subdivider. It Is intended to be effective against the subdivider as well as against subsequent purchasers. In response to these events, we recorded the Conditional Zoning Agreement. We also alerted the Housing and Inspection Services Department, by written memo dated April 10, 1989, to keep track of the number of building permits issued in the above Subdivision. The Conditional Zoning Agreement limits the number of "single family residences to a total number of 27 until secondary access Is available. Also, according to the provisions of the Conditional Zoning Agreement, the City I h- I I) � + 2 is not obligated to approve any further "subdivision plat or plats" until and unless secondary access is provided, see attached. It Is our opinion that if the City and/or the Subdivider wanted I to limit the num of lots in this Subdivision number d Agreement latt have said so but didnot.We bring this toiYour nation, ublame n old ot to place anyone but for three objective reasons: First, to alert you to possible difficulties when the number of building permits for single family residences reaches 27 in this Subdivision, in 'order I to enforce compliance with the Conditional Zoning Agreement. At that point, the City, will issue no more permits, even though some lots have been legally split. You should anticipate a request to amend the Agre ement at that time. Second, we urge the City to view this series of events as a learning experience, and to govern ourselves accordingly hereafter. Third, we intend to subject any subsequent conditional zoning requests to a high Te—gree of scrutiny, in order to avoid such problems in the future. We will continue to keep you informed on this and matter, will be available for your comments and questions, as needed. 1 I i cc: -, Steve Atkins, City Manager - Don Schmeiser, PPD Director I+ f Doug Boothroy, HIS Director I w z 1 e� bj/pct Attachments: Private Restrictive Covenants - First I l `j_Conditional E Rochester, Part Three: Zoning Agreement �+ .,�-•��-•' - Plat, First E' Rochester; Part Three -• J � � 1 I �Ji I I , z �. j� 1,1, j 1 ; I r. a. r f CONDITIONAL ZONING AGREEMENT This Agreement is made between Smith Moreland Properties, with John W. Moreland, Jr. and Kenneth R. Smith, a General Partnership ("Smith Moreland") and City of Iowa City, Iowa, a ' municipal corporation ("City"). I" WHEREAS, SmitlWoreland Is the owner of the following -described real estate located in Iowa r City, Johnson Co ty, Iowa; Commencing here the West line of the NEI. of th WI., Section 12, Township I 79 North, Rang@ 6 West of the 5th P.M., into ects the center line of Iowa Highway #1, alsa\known as the Rochester Ro d; thence North along said West a line 944 feet to the center of Creek runnin hrough said NEI. of the NWi. of said Section 12, wh h point is 322,7 feet outh of the Northwest corner of said NEi. of the NWL, s�d Section l2; the a bearing North 68056' East along the center line of said Cr ek 474 feet; t nce South 4054' East 1356 feet to the _ I' center line of said Roc stet Road, nich point bears South 55058' East 711.5 feet from the point of be inning; t nce Northwesterly along said center line of Rochester Road to the po t of ginning, containing 13,7 acres, more or less; . and ' .... HEREAS, a portion of the subje pr party is presently zoned ID -RS, Interim Development • 1 j" - Single -Family Residential, and a ortio is presently zoned RS -5, Low Density Single -Family Residential; and WHEREAS, Smith Moreland as applied to ozone the entire subject property to RS -5, Low I Density Single -Family Resi ntlal Zone; and JWHEREAS, the subject roperty,Is moderately o steeply sloping terrain, and is therefore regarded as an environ entally sensitive area; an I" WHEREAS, Smith M eland has agreed to take mea res to preserve and protect the subject property, and to mi 'gate against any undue degradat n of the property; and " WHEREAS, Smit Moreland acknowledges that limiting a number of lots on the subject property to no re than i e lots torsingle-family as Is an appropriate way to protect the environmen Ily sensitive aspects of the subject property, NOW, THERFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises he in, City and Smith Moreland f agree asfolJ(6b�ws: j 1. The/above-described subject roe is partially zoned - 1 property rtY P Y ID -RS,, Development Single -Family Residential, and a portion is presently zoned RS -5, Low Density Single - Family Residential, i i. I i 2 2. Smith Moreland, as owner of the subject property rezoned to RS -5, a low density, single family resi Zoning Ordin nces. 3. City and Smith oreland acknowledge the RS -5 z, area, and is app priate for the subject property. 4. City and Smith More end acknowledge and steeply sloping lerrai and is thereby regs requests the entire property be zone of the Iowa City Code of consistent with the surrounding (the subject property Is moderately to as an environmentally sensitive area, wledge it the City's policy to protect and preserve as also � ated in the Comprehensive Plan. the City may properly protect against adverse impacts envitonmentally sensitive areas; and that limiting the s I is on the subject property is in the public interest, in le condition to Impose on the subject property as I Code (19). - t Ito uccess98ors and assignsin Interest, hereby i the a ent the subject property is divided, split.or umber o ots on trio property herein shall in no event and that ese eighteen lots shall be used solely for any further r later subdivision, resubdivision, lot splits S. City and Smith Morelan acknowledge this Agra ant shall inure to the benefit of the Parties' successors an assigns in Interest, and s II bind all Parties' successors and assigns in interest. arties also agree this Agra ant shall be deemed to be a covenant running wit the land and with the title to th land; that the Agreement shall, ° upon execution, be recorded in the Johnson Coun Recorder's Office; and shall, without further reel ation, continue to be a covenant on each portion of the subject property, until rele sed of record by the City of Iowa City. 9. Nothing in this reement shall be construed to relieve Smith with all applica a local and state regulations, and Smith More 1989. from complying Wedges same. /SSS as defined in the Clty's Compri 5. City and Smith Moreland ckni environmentally sensitive ar as, 6. Parties acknowledge and agre which development may have e number of single-family resident and is an appropriate and roast provided by law, Section 414.5, J 7. Smith Moreland, together wi I acknowledge and agree that Ii ' subdivided in any manner, t r { be more than eighteen(18) ots single-family residences, wi out or divisions to occur at a time requests the entire property be zone of the Iowa City Code of consistent with the surrounding (the subject property Is moderately to as an environmentally sensitive area, wledge it the City's policy to protect and preserve as also � ated in the Comprehensive Plan. the City may properly protect against adverse impacts envitonmentally sensitive areas; and that limiting the s I is on the subject property is in the public interest, in le condition to Impose on the subject property as I Code (19). - t Ito uccess98ors and assignsin Interest, hereby i the a ent the subject property is divided, split.or umber o ots on trio property herein shall in no event and that ese eighteen lots shall be used solely for any further r later subdivision, resubdivision, lot splits S. City and Smith Morelan acknowledge this Agra ant shall inure to the benefit of the Parties' successors an assigns in Interest, and s II bind all Parties' successors and assigns in interest. arties also agree this Agra ant shall be deemed to be a covenant running wit the land and with the title to th land; that the Agreement shall, ° upon execution, be recorded in the Johnson Coun Recorder's Office; and shall, without further reel ation, continue to be a covenant on each portion of the subject property, until rele sed of record by the City of Iowa City. 9. Nothing in this reement shall be construed to relieve Smith with all applica a local and state regulations, and Smith More 1989. from complying Wedges same. /SSS a Nota Publlc in and for the State of Iowa, red John McDonald and Marlan Karr, to me personally known, and, who, sworn, did say that they are the ayor and City Clark, respectively, of the Iowa; that the seal affixed to the for oing Instrument Is the corporate seal %d that the Instrument was signed and sealed on behalf of the corporation, fly Council, as contained in (Ordin grce) (Resolution) No. ` tion adopted) by the City Council, under Roll Cali No, of the e day of 19and that John i aK. Karr acknowledged the execution of the Instrument to be rlan their deed and the voluntary act and deed of the \corporation, by it voluntarily Notary Public in and for the State of Iowa I f ■ personally _appea being by me duly City of Iowa City, of the corporation by authority of its (the passed City Council on „ McDonald and voluntary act an666666 executed. s, a Nota Publlc in and for the State of Iowa, red John McDonald and Marlan Karr, to me personally known, and, who, sworn, did say that they are the ayor and City Clark, respectively, of the Iowa; that the seal affixed to the for oing Instrument Is the corporate seal %d that the Instrument was signed and sealed on behalf of the corporation, fly Council, as contained in (Ordin grce) (Resolution) No. ` tion adopted) by the City Council, under Roll Cali No, of the e day of 19and that John i aK. Karr acknowledged the execution of the Instrument to be rlan their deed and the voluntary act and deed of the \corporation, by it voluntarily Notary Public in and for the State of Iowa I f ■ 1 X95 4 STATE OF IOWA ) ` SS: JOHNSON COUNTY ) On this day of t g before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said County, in said State, per onally appeared John W. Moreland, ' Jr., to me known to be the identical person named,in and who executed the within and foregoing instrument, and acknowledged that he exe ted the same as his voluntary act and deed. i r Notary Public in and for the State of Iowa ' STATE OF IOWA M "p ) SS: ,t., "t JOHNSON COUNTY ) On this day of 19 before me, the undersigned,... a Notary Public in and for said County, in said State, personally appeared Kenneth R. Smith, to me known to be the identical person named in and who executed the within and foregoing i y . Instrument, and acknowledged that he executed the ame as his voluntary act and deed. Notary Public in and for the State of Iowa 1 X95 I , STAFF REPORT To: Planning & Zoning Commission Prepared by: Monica Moen Item: Z-8912. 2602 Rochester Avenue Date: October 5, 1989 GENERAL INFORMATION: Applicant: S&M Properties 2208 Rochester Avenue Iowa City, Iowa 52245 Contact: John Moreland Phone: 338-6998 Requested action: q Approval of a request to rezone property - at 2602 Rochester Avenue from ID -RS to I J. RS -5. Purpose: _ To permit subdividing the tract for a low l density, single-family residential development. { : , Location: North of Rochester Avenue generally 1 e r" between Bluftwood Lane and Mt. Vernon ' Drive. I_t ,.., Size: 12,0 acres. 3 Existing land use and zoning: : Undeveloped ID meadow; -RS. Surrounding land use and zoning: North - Single-family Residential; i r RS -5. East - Undeveloped; ID -RS. I South - Religious Institution and Single-family Residential;` n RS -5. r' West - Single-family Residential; RS -5: {Y i, Comprehensive Plan: Land Use = Low-density Residential: 2- 8 dwelling units per acre. I . Development Sequence -Phase 11:2,000- 2,010. , File date: September 13, 1989. 45 -day limitation period: October 30, 1989. i _ /ggs M BACKGROUND: S&M Properties has requested that a 12.0 acre tract of land located Immediately east of existing development on Rochester Avenue and extending between Rochester Avenue and the north branch of Ralston Creek be rezoned from ID -RS, Interim Development -Single -Family Residential to RS -5, Low -Density Single -Family Residential. The applicant wishes to develop the tract as a single-family residential subdivision of approximately 17 lots. The applicant, therefore, requests that the property be rezoned to RS -5 to allow him to proceed with plans to subdivide the land, ANALYSIS: Comprehensive Plan - Development Sequence: The 1959 Comprehensive Plan Update recommends that the subject tract develop for residential purposes at a dwelling unit density of 2-8 dwelling units per acre. The Plan Update, however, suggests that development of a sizable area which Includes this tract be delayed until Phase 11 (2,000-2,010) of the City's Residential Development Sequence Schedule. Phase 11 of the development sequence schedule 7 generally Identifies areas near existing development which are available for development as certain Infrastructure improvements are Installed. The 12.0 acre tract under consideration, as well as much of the northeastern part of the city, Is zoned ID -RS, Interim Development - Single -Family Residential, a zoning designation compatible with the land use policy and development sequence recommended In the Plan Update for this part of Iowa City. The ID Zone Is Intended to provide for areas of managed growth In which agricultural and other non -urban uses of land may continue until such time as the City Is able to provide municipal services and urban development can take place. As municipal services may be cost-effectively provided, a property owner may initiate the rezoning of his/her ID zoned tract to a zone that will allow the development of uses consistent with the Comprehensive Plan land use policies for that property. Zoning Ordinance Amendment: While the tract under consideration Is presently zoned ID - RS, It is contiguous to existing development and may be developed at no public cost. The Comprehensive Plan Update maps outline In a general fashion the location of different land uses and the sequence with which development Is to occur. The Comprehensive Plan maps are Intended, however, to be Interpreted with flexibility at the boundaries of designated areas to allow appropriate land use transitions and to permit cost-effective, compact and contiguous urban growth. The subject 12.0 acre parcel Is distinguished from neighboring ID -RS zoned land in that It may be developed without major capital improvement requirements. Access to the tract Is expected to be proposed by a local street extending north of Rochester Avenue. Given the size of the proposed subdivision, a secondary means of access would not have to be Identified. No oversized utilities would have to be extended Into the area to accommodate* residential development and, due to the parcel's location to existing development, the extension of municipal utilities and Services can occur In a cost-effective manner. Although Improvements to the City's wastewater treatment system are not completed, the existing system Is capable of accommodating residential development on a parcel of this size. 2 S&M Properties has requested that a 12.0 acre tract of land located Immediately east of existing development on Rochester Avenue and extending between Rochester Avenue and the north branch of Ralston Creek be rezoned from ID -RS, Interim Development -Single -Family Residential to RS -5, Low -Density Single -Family Residential. The applicant wishes to develop the tract as a single-family residential subdivision of approximately 17 lots. The applicant, therefore, requests that the property be rezoned to RS -5 to allow him to proceed with plans to subdivide the land, ANALYSIS: Comprehensive Plan - Development Sequence: The 1959 Comprehensive Plan Update recommends that the subject tract develop for residential purposes at a dwelling unit density of 2-8 dwelling units per acre. The Plan Update, however, suggests that development of a sizable area which Includes this tract be delayed until Phase 11 (2,000-2,010) of the City's Residential Development Sequence Schedule. Phase 11 of the development sequence schedule 7 generally Identifies areas near existing development which are available for development as certain Infrastructure improvements are Installed. The 12.0 acre tract under consideration, as well as much of the northeastern part of the city, Is zoned ID -RS, Interim Development - Single -Family Residential, a zoning designation compatible with the land use policy and development sequence recommended In the Plan Update for this part of Iowa City. The ID Zone Is Intended to provide for areas of managed growth In which agricultural and other non -urban uses of land may continue until such time as the City Is able to provide municipal services and urban development can take place. As municipal services may be cost-effectively provided, a property owner may initiate the rezoning of his/her ID zoned tract to a zone that will allow the development of uses consistent with the Comprehensive Plan land use policies for that property. Zoning Ordinance Amendment: While the tract under consideration Is presently zoned ID - RS, It is contiguous to existing development and may be developed at no public cost. The Comprehensive Plan Update maps outline In a general fashion the location of different land uses and the sequence with which development Is to occur. The Comprehensive Plan maps are Intended, however, to be Interpreted with flexibility at the boundaries of designated areas to allow appropriate land use transitions and to permit cost-effective, compact and contiguous urban growth. The subject 12.0 acre parcel Is distinguished from neighboring ID -RS zoned land in that It may be developed without major capital improvement requirements. Access to the tract Is expected to be proposed by a local street extending north of Rochester Avenue. Given the size of the proposed subdivision, a secondary means of access would not have to be Identified. No oversized utilities would have to be extended Into the area to accommodate* residential development and, due to the parcel's location to existing development, the extension of municipal utilities and Services can occur In a cost-effective manner. Although Improvements to the City's wastewater treatment system are not completed, the existing system Is capable of accommodating residential development on a parcel of this size. if 3 These characteristics indicate the subject parcel has a high development potential and may develop in a manner that fosters the Comprehensive Plan's objective of cost-effective, compact and contiguous growth. It is staff's opinion that this parcel be rezoned to allow urban development. The RS -5 zoning designation requested is consistent with the land use policy for this tract and is compatible with surrounding developed areas. STAFF RECOMMENDATION; h Staff recommends that the request to rezone the subject 12.0 acre tract from ID -RS to RS -5 be approved, ATTACHMENTS; 1. Location map. 2. List of property owners within 200 feet of the rezoning request. (I 3. Legal description of the property. Approved by: a "{,r sk r n _• 9 Wald. chmeiser, Director epartment of Planning and Program Development >' u m •., ads , .., :':; . , ::, ..: ., . , . a i tui.,_ d: •r ;,.. .1 .- if LOCATION MAP Z-8912 2602 ROCHESTER AVENUE ID -RS to RS -5 NORTH/ 'f 1 .RS.5 i ` RSS wcw Scwaoa RM 20 LOCATION MAP Z-8912 2602 ROCHESTER AVENUE ID -RS to RS -5 NORTH/ 'f 1 ..c V L•0 SfP 211989 ADUCENT PROPERTY OWNERS UITHiN ADB" OF THE p} K Z�Sj/� I f�/o . P.P.U. uENgH'fMENT NAME ADDRESS Urrrn a >•�o�n ��hP r� Liric�a y.S,'c bni �u r� �nn'�f1nl Z�i��5 l�ihl�t�r�� Trt'u9 f ; ; �! _�i �S�n 7-r F LA tng �CQ�.iitE�l-i�Pglar,�yS �4�01 NiCXbni � 1j . L H '7� �t *-S-'lr/!Dr- 2 S iiiP N61 m rvvP �1P:r-16 ,.2`7 ' I EAoor/i Trzt4 �tilrlrnl.� • J�rUCQ, �S�l/ ��hh�rtnti��sn� K:., I i M N N /VDm ' I 'i LEGAL DESCRIPTION Z-8912 , i t i EXHIBIT "A" 41 , Commencing where the West line of the NE4 NW-, Section 12, .,! Township 79 North, Range 6 West of the 5th P.M.,intersects the center line of Ioita Highway kl, also known as the Rochester Road; -thence North along said Hest line 944 feet to the center of Creek running through said NE; NII. of said Section 12, which point is 322.7' feet South of the Northwest {+ coiner of said NE: NW;,'said Section 12; thence bearing North " 1 80 56' East al8ng,the center, line of said, Creek 474 feet; a� thence South 4 54' East 1356 feet to` he center line of said ' Rochester Road, which point bears South55 58` East 711.5 feet from the point of beginning; thence Northwesterly along } ¢,, said''. center line. of Rochester Road to; the point of I beginning; containing 13.7 acres,, more or less. .,,.,,„i.•..........._ Except the following tract:: Commencing at a'point where the West line of the NE; NA of said Section 12 intersects the 3Z tT� n fi .. center line of Highirey'Bl, also known as the `Rochester Road; r;A Y.... 3fkf' thence North along the West line ofhe NE; NWl of said Sec. 12 285.6 feet; thence South 84 45' East 212.4 feet; thence.South 5°53',:East 413.3 feet to the center of said ' .,,,, •:: Rochester Road which point bears South 60°17' East 292.4 feet from.the point of,beginning thence Northwesterly> Y w< Y l along the center' line of said road to the point of beginning, I ”" � containing 1.7 acres, more or less. SEP 131989 i jr,wif„ /88s - i t I � STAFF REPORT To; Planning & Zoning Commission Prepared by: Karin Franklin r Item: V-8906. Vacation of a portion of Date: October 5, 1989 Harrison & Linn Streets GENERAL INFORMATION: Applicant: City of Iowa City I 1 Requested action: Vacation of a portion of Harrison and Linn streets. ' Purpose: To increase the size of a City -owned d ` parcel for resale. Location: Linn Street between Harrison Street and I Ralston Creek; Harrison Street between Linn Street and Maiden Lane. y n, a Size: Approximately 3892 square feet. i , , I Comprehensive Plan: Mixed use.. ANALYSIS 3 The proposed vacation of ten feet along the east right-of-way, of Linn Street wr and along the south right-of-way of Harrison Street is for the purpose of adding to the, development of a City- 4 owned parcel at the intersection of these two streets. , The parcel is beingconveyed to a i t private developer through the Community, Development. Block Grant (CDBG)'program. The:°" parcel was originally acquired as part of the Lower Ralston Creek Improvement Project. _. s : t, The only property which abuts the right-of-way proposed for vacation is the City -owned parcel. , — There are no utilities in this portion of, the right-of-way which are still used; the abandoned brick sanitary sewer shown on the attached plat will be removed by the developer. Both Linn and Harrison streets have 80 foot rights-of-way. It is not anticipated that the ten feet of right-of- way, in question will be necessary for the future widening of either Harrison or Linn streets. Harrison Street s t i vacated for a half block west of the site and terminates east t of the site at ' F 1' Maiden Lane, Linn Street terminates at Prentiss Street, south of the creek and is a street r, which Is only five blocks long. 1 STAFF RECOMMENDATION: ` The staff recommends that the easterly ten feet of the Linn Street right-of-way between Harrison s I Street and Ralston Creek and the southerly ten feet of the Harrison Street right-of-way between Linn Street and Maiden Lane be vacated ,... „ -1 i P 2 1 ATTACHMENTS: 1. Location Map. rfYai , 2. 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I - Iowa City appointed members of boards and commissions must be eligible electors of the C of Iowa City. gthe, I r a These appointments will be made at the October 24, 1989 ' Cis l meeting City .Pond the Council t Chambers. PersonInterested n bean g considered for these , - i positions should contact the City Clerk, Civic Center, 410 E. , Washington Street.. Application forms are available from the Clerk's once upon request. int M r I � v , v , ■ is ■ 311 -Haywood Dr: one full term) ... Iowa.City, IA., . Males: 5 ` L 1' Erik Lippold Females: 1 i 1420 Kirkwood; <, Rosalie Reed `- served unexpired term and { . a 730 Brown Street one full term) .dl."h,� :.,.,_ ..::. ....: .. October 24, 1989 ,' i HUMAN RIGHTS MtIISSION - Three vacancies - Three-year terms r January 1, 1990 - January 1, 1993 Cindy.Williams It 308 Haywood Dr. , Iowa City, IA 52245 di Dorothy M. Paul ( served unexpired term and 2Glendale Ct. one full term) Iowa City, IA., S2245 ,} Haywood Belle ( served unexpired term and )� ; 311 -Haywood Dr: one full term) ... Iowa.City, IA., . ` L 1' Erik Lippold } I i 1420 Kirkwood; <, Rosalie Reed `- served unexpired term and { . a 730 Brown Street one full term) .dl."h,� :.,.,_ ..::. ....: .. - CITY OF IOWA CITY - ADVISORY BOARD/COMMISSION APPLICATION FORM Individuals serving on Boards/Commissions play an important role in advising the Council on matters of interest to our community and its future. Applicants must reside ! in Iowa City. The City Council announced Advisory Board/Commission vacancies 90 days prior to the date the appointment will be made. This period provides for a 30 -day advertising period and a 60 -day training period for new members. The training period allows new members to ; become familiar with the responsibilities and duties of the advisory board/commission before becoming a full voting member. - I After a vacancy has been announced and the 30 -day advertising period has expired, the Council reviews all applications during the informal work session. The appointment is announced at the next formal Council meeting. Appointees serve as unpaid volunteers. Council prefers that all applications must be submitted to the City Clerk no later than one week prior to the announced appointment dates. PLEASE USE A BLACK INK PEN. THIS APPLICATION IS A PUBLIC DOCUMENT AND AS SUCH CAN BE REPRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED FOR THE PUBLIC. THIS APPLICATION WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR 3 MONTHS ONLY AND AUTOMATICALLY ! CONSIDERED FOR ANY VACANCY DURING THAT TIME. I ADVISORY BOARD/COMMISSION NAME Human Rights Commission TERM 01/01/90 - 01/01/93 -- NAME Cindv Williams - HOME ADDRESS308Haywood Dr. Iowa City, IA'`52245 Is your home address (listed above) within the corporate limits of Iowa City? Yes OCCUPATION Human Resources Manager EMPLOYER Pioneer Teletechnologies I , PHONE NUMBER: HOME (319)354-2017 BUSINESS Telemarketing EXPERIENCE AND/OR ACTIVITIES WHICH YOU FEEL QUALIFY YOU FOR THIS POSITION: My present position along with the knowledgeI gained from acquiring my Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration. WHAT IS YOUR PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF THIS ADVISORY BOARD? I became aware of this volunteer group through Alice Harris. WHAT CONTRIBUTIONS DO YOU .FEEL YOU CAN HAKE TO THIS ADVISORY BOARD (OR STATE REASON FOR APPLYING)?This is an area that I have always had an interest in. I feel very strongly about injustices that are dealt to people and feel that my concern will help to bring light to this area of focus. 1 ific attention Chapters 362 6, 403should 22 lof the Code of Iowa. Shouldible oyouict of be uncertainst as whethereorned notia potential conflict of interest exists, contact the Legal Department. Will you have a conflict of interest? _YES x NO If you are not selected, do you want to be notified? X YES NO I Do you currently serve on another Iowa City Board or It has been Council policy not to permit an individual sions at the same time. OCT 12 NO Comois- CITY OF IOWA CITY - m ADVISORY BOARD/COMMISSION APPLICATION FORM Individuals serving on Boards/Commissions play an important role in advising the Council on matters of interest to our community and its future. Applicants must reside in Iowa City. The City Council announced Advisory Board/Commission vacancies 90 days prior to the date the appointment will be made. This period provides for a 30 -day advertising period and a 60 -day training period for new members. The training period allows new members to become familiar with the responsibilities and duties of the advisory board/commission before becoming a full voting member. After a vacancy has been announced and the 30 -day advertising period has expired, the f Council reviews all applications during the informal work session. The appointment is announced at the next formal Council meeting. Appointees serve as unpaid volunteers. Council prefers that all applications must be submitted to the City Clerk no later than one week prior to the announced appointment dates. PLEASE USE A BLACK INK PEN. j THIS APPLICATION IS A PUBLIC DOCUMENT AND AS SUCH CAN BE REPRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED FOR i THE PUBLIC. THIS APPLICATION WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR 3 MONTHS ONLY AND AUTOMATICALLY CONSIDERED FOR ANY VACANCY DURING THAT TIME. I ADVISORY BOARD/COMMISSIONHUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION 3 yearsiNAME TERM � NAME DOROTHY M. PAUL HOME ADDRESS 2Glendale Ct., IowaCity, IA. 52245 Is your home address (listed above) within the corporate limits of Iowa City? OCCUPATION EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. UNITED NATIONS ASSOEMPLOYER IaiA DMSION, Um4o4 PHONE NUMBER: HOME 338-1230 BUSINESS 337-7290 , ';.,.•I l EXPERIENCE AND/OR ACTIVITIES WHICH YOU FEEL QUALIFYy YOU FOR THIS POTION: Ihdergraduate „ As a resident of Iowa City since 1954, I know the. camiauty. course un rnnen-xigde: .. �� .I ... University of Iowm M.A. Deuee in American Studies; Proiect Director, Iowa Humanities Board Grant Program l ... 1985-86, "Human Rights in the Global Camamity," - 11 statewide meetings with Program concluding with I ,.. an international colloquium at the UI College of law (Over 1200 persons and 52 organizations participated in .. this progam.) As a result of this program, the Burlington and Grinnell City Councils subsequently. expanded heir.tx�mn right rn�i s to incl�r1� the MWA? ion cn the ti 1 F of scrmm�ration. j Faye narttcroaEed rn t an ngfi s e ace sono propranre a >e rr ed° a ions°a°i� nn Iota. " WHAT IS YOUR PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF THIS ADVISORY BOARD? I have served a one year team on r' this board and am a cement mnber. WHAT CONTRIBUTIONS DO YOU FEEL YOU CAN MAKE TO THIS ADVISORY BOARD (OR STATE REASON FOR APPLYING)? I fitmdy believe that citizens not only have power but a profound responsibility to work f toward the goal of elimination of human rights violations in our camnmity. I am also well aware of the - ' basic fact that prejudice, intolerance, bigotry and discrimination exists in American society. Specific attention should be directed to possible conflict of interest as'defined in Chapters 362.6, 403A.22 of the Code of Iowa. Should you be uncertain whether or not a potential conflict of interest exists, contact the Legal Department. Will you have a conflict of interest? _YES x_NO If you are not selected, do you want to be notified? x YES NO i Do you currently serve on another Iowa City Board or Commission? YES x NO Er It has been Council policy not to permit an individual to sery n ds Cp s- sions at the same time. oer�i�e ,I October 12, 1989 X93 CITY OF IOWA CITY - i ADVISORY BOARD/COMMISSION APPLICATION FORM - Individuals serving on Boards/Commissions play an important role in advising the Council on matters of interest to our community and its future. Applicants must reside in Iowa City. The City Council announced Advisory Board/Commission vacancies 90 days prior to the date the appointment will be made. This period provides for a 30 -day advertising period and a 60 -day training period for new members. The training period allows new members to become familiar with the responsibilities and duties of the advisory board/commission before becoming a full voting member. 1. After a vacancy has been announced and the 30 -day advertising period has expired, the Council reviews all applications during the informal work session. The appointment is announced at the next formal Council meeting. Appointees serve as unpaid volunteers. Council prefers that all applications must be submitted to the City Clerk no later than one week prior to the announced appointment dates. PLEASE USE A BLACK INK PEN. i THIS APPLICATION IS A PUBLIC DOCUMENT AND AS SUCH CAN BE REPRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED FOR THE PUBLIC. THIS APPLICATION WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR 3 MONTHS ONLY AND AUTOMATICALLY CONSIDERED FOR ANY VACANCY DURING THAT TIME. ADVISORY BOARD/COMMISSION NAMEZog,O,O u�+r�y X'� �'S�nwilSsii7�RM 3ugs NA ME i/.. tr�n �GLE HOME ADDRESS 3i/ Ax�a&,no ✓1f. Is our home, address listed above) within the corporate limits of Iowa City? ��os �• i. T OCCUPATIONfe,,resf%, /�.adf..-ds.r-roT EMPLOYER PHONE NUMBER: HOME 339, Ga BUSINESS ji,you- ,+ ' EXPERIENCE AND/OR ACTIVITIES WHICH YOU FEEL QUALIFY YOU FOR THIS POSITION —74 44 axc Ij •`` •� ; Gfxl' . WHATISYOUR PR SpENT, KNOW LEDGE OF THIS ADVISORY BOARD? ✓ � �s �/./„ moo_ s,✓�, �ox ( �I ,.I 7.`� t 6L�i�r �iYlvmiUt%H . WHAT CONTRIBUT�IIONS DO YOU ,FEEL YOU CAN MAKE TO THIS ADVISORY BOARD (OR STATE REASON FOR APPLYING)? � �, c..•. -ems �'.r o' �o..�Tc.✓.e� �IyiYr?,t.��. •�%Ln�.ir.� Specific attention should be directed to possible conflict of interest as defined in Chapters 362.6, 403A.22 of the Code of Iowa. Should you be uncertain whether or not a potential conflict of interest exists, contact the Legal Department. Will you have a conflict of interest? _YES v NO . Al If you are not selected, do you want to be notified? BYES _NO 'r Do you currently serve on another Iowa City Board or Comniss'i �"E ; It has been Council policy not to permit an individual to ser two Boards or is- i sions at the same time. OCT un 1988 K Kart, CRY CIO .. ! . Munn �� yowl /8%3 I - CITY OF IOWA CITY - I ADVISORY BOARD/COMMISSION APPLICATION FORM Individuals serving on Boards/Commissions play an important role in advising the Council on matters of interest to our community and its future. Applicants must reside in Iowa City. The City Council announced Advisory Board/Commission vacancies 90 days prior to the date the appointment will be made. This period provides for a 30 -day advertising period and a 60 -day training period for new members. The training allows period new members to become familiar with the responsibilities and duties of the advisory board/commission before becoming a full voting member.Afte as een Councilrreviewsnallhapplicationsuduringntheeinfomal 4 worktsessionef1Thehaappointmentt)s announced et the next formal Council meeting Appointees serve . as unpaid volunteers. Council prefers that all applications must be submitted to the City Clerk than no later one week prior to the announced appointment dates. PLEASE USE A BLACK INK PEN. THIS APPLICATION IS A PUBLIC DOCUMENT AND AS SUCH CAN BE REPRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED FOR THE PUBLIC. THIS APPLICATION WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR 3 MONTHS ONLY AND AUTOMATICALLY CONSIDERED FOR ANY VACANCY DURING THAT TIME. ADVISORY BOARD/COMMISSION NAME(join �Y jghtS (120rr)r 1IS61011dERM NAME HOME ADDRESS_ /y„ 2 C7 k),l/ /ucJ Is your_home address (listed above) within the corporate limits of Iowa City? OCCUPATION %��/J'-F Ll rr/Cr/t EMPLOYER PHONE NUMBER: HOME_'32—S, / BUSINESS �Sb— S�% ; ' 1 ,. EXPERIENCE AND/OR ACTIVITIES WHICH YOU FEEL QUALIFY YOU FOR THIS POSITION: I 2f4L l Ear � 11-1 -:I-/r=TIC" ii JJ Iif Pr5"0"011 A- 1 1 N �y �'� S /-r, 1/.ti �Asllirs�✓�o f i -//ti^ I-1,a��c1 r4/ X11! r/ic�� j j WHAT IS YOUR PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF THIS AD ISORY BOARD? ] P r h r• ' 1f5 Nf'o WHAT CONTRIBUTIONS DO YOU FEEL YOU MAKE TO THIS ADVISORY BOARD (OR STATE REASON FOR gCAN APPLYING)? ;� Specific attention should be directed to possible conflict of interest as defined in Chapters 362.6, 4O3A.22 of the Code of Iowa. Should you be uncertain whether or not a Potential conflict of interest exists, contact the Legal Department. Will you have a conflict of interest? _YES ti' NO If you are not selected, do you want to be notified? V YES NO Do you currently serve on another Iowa City Board or Commission? YES big It has been Council policy not to permit an individual to serveFO g� sions at the same time. CITY OF IOWA CITY ADVISORY BOARD/COMMISSION APPLICATION FORM Individuals serving on Boards/Commissions play an important role in advising the Council on matters of interest to our community and its future. Applicants must reside in Iowa City. The City Council announced Advisory Board/Commission vacancies 90 days prior to the date the appointment will be made. This period provides for a 30 -day advertising period and a 60 -day training period for new members. The training period allows new members to become familiar with the responsibilities and duties of the advisory board/connission before becoming a full voting member. After a vacancy has been announced and the 30 -day advertising period has expired, the ring the informal work session. T Council reviews all applications du he appointment is announced at the next formal Council meeting. Appointees serve as unpaid volunteers. Council prefers that all applications must be submitted to the City Clerk no later than one week prior to the announced appointment dates. PLEASE USE A BLACK INK PEN. THIS APPLICATION IS A PUBLIC DOCUMENT AND AS SUCH CAN BE REPRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED FOR THE PUBLIC. THIS APPLICATION WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR 3 MONTHS ONLY AND AUTOMATICALLY CONSIDERED FOR ANY VACANCY DURING THAT TIME. II Ij ADVISORY BOARD/COMMISSION NAME Human Rights Commission TERM 3 year NAME Rosalie Reed HOME ADDRESS 730 Brown Street, Iowa City, :IA Is your home address (listed above) within the corporate limits of Iowa City? yes OCCUPATIONLegal Assistant EMPLOYERHayek, Hayek, Hayek — 'PHONE NUMBER: HOME 354-5920 BUSINESS 337-9606 EXPERIENCE AND/OR ACTIVITIES WHICH YOU FEEL QUALIFY YOU FOR THIS POSITION: I have served two terms on the commission ----------- of the ordinance. Sgecific attention should be directed to possible conflict of interest as defined in Chapters 362.6, 403A.22 of the Code of Iowa. Should you be uncertain whether or not a potential conflict of interest exists, contact the Legal Department. Will you have a conflict of interest? YES x NO If you are not selected, do you want tc be notified? x YES —NO Do you currently serve on another Iowa City Board or Commission? M Boards I It h I as been Council policy not to permit an individual to serve c o Boards or Co sions at the same time. OCT 20 10 June 1988 ov 1.3 E i I ' NOTICE ' THE CITY COUNCIL OF IOWA CITY IS CONSIDERING - APPOINTMENTS TO THE FOLLOWING COMMISSION: ' PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION i Two vacancies - Four-year terms j I January 1, 1990 - January 1, 1994 i 1' � .The duties of members of the Parks and Recreation. ' ` - Commission are to recommend and reviewpolicies, rules, I regulations, ordinances and budgets relating to parks, playg- f ;.' f rounds, recreational centers and cultural functions of the city. _ and make such reports to the City Council as the Commission I n deems In the public Interest; to exercise broad responsibility., _ kif °J,'� for the development of parks, recreation centers, playgrounds and cultural facilities to serve the City, Including the creation " and appointment of advisory groups tomake studies. Iowa City appointed members of boards and commissions I ';! r _ must be eligible electors of the. City of Iowa Cky.' 4 These appointments will be made at the October 24, 1999,.. , l " I meeting'. of the City Council at 7:30 p.m. In the Council , r M Chambers. The actual terms will begin January 1, 1990. Persons.. Interested In beingconsidered for. these positions should contact the City Clerk at. the Civic Center, 410 E. 1 rs ,� Washington Street. Application forms are available from the. i - Clark's OIfICe Upon rBf{UeSt: I l Males: 4 I. Females: 3 October 24, 1989 i j �I PARKS AND RECREATION 00 MISSION'-'Aao vacancies - Four-year terms 4 January 1, 1990 - January 1, 1994 i rr I i 11i t+ i� Mary A Weideman(has served one full-term, one unexpired term) 1308 Muscatine Ave. I r, I� �« µ John Watson - (has served one full-term) ! 403 Elmridge Ave. l 1 ) 1zj< I 1j , i . � 1 1 rS IXC IS 1 Iti Y �4�r. 7 . , CITY OF IOWA CITY - ADVISORY BOARD/COMMISSION APPLICATION FORM Individuals serving on Boards/ Comniss ions play an important role in advising the Council on matters of interest to our community and its future. 'Applicants must reside in Iowa City. The City Council announced Advisory Board/Commission vacancies 90 days prior to the date the appointment will be made. This period provides for a 30 -day advertis- ing period and a 60 -day training period for new members. The training period allows new members to become familiar with the responsibilities and duties of the advisory board/ commission before becoming a full voting member. After a vacancy has been announced and the 30 -day advertising period has expired, l the Council reviews all applications during the informal work session. The appoint- ment is announced at the next formal Council meeting. Appointees serve as unpaid volunteers. Council prefers that all applications must be submitted to the City Clerk no dater than one week prior to the announced appointment dates. PLEASE USE A BLACK INK PEN. iI I THIS APPLICATION IS A PUBLIC DOCUMENT AND AS SUCH CAN BE REPRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED �' FOR THE PUBLIC. THIS APPLICATION WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR 3 MONTHS ONLY. i I ADVISORY= 80AR0/COMMISSION NAMEPejt�-S a��Yea[ %DYE TERM G( I. NAME' h t^ LJm4-50'y\ HOME ADDRESS 6fQ3 l rn r (r n P iA V I �j Is your home address (listed above) within the corporate limits of Iowa City?"` { OCCUPATION/ At.CVFIV! UIr•PC.I^ EMPLOYER_�n�.W,�l��+µ/ccs 1 PHONE NUMBER: HOME 3 3 7 ' Y 2c- BUSINESS 7 - 411.5 $ - EXPERIENCE AND/OR ACTIVITIES WHICH YOU FEEL QUALIFY YOU FOR THIpS POSITION: dA.,ol Y1EfnCI i' '7^ I, 1 ..P�n /'SIM L�It IA/�. 1� 1 � Cc��c x_•�� is �X / ... �.:,, icAfvl � ... I c C � I C A IM 1 S Sr E—l2 ✓� V f%ee A/" f Ll O l -Si V'I � / d s; 0 Ads; . , � i /OMM /i. / /� •N lJf'Iti I �Ff � (�XLI WI "'�[��Q,�7 /I '�L i� l!{-' !/rlLr`l� 1"iN� WHATIS YOUR PRESE14T KNOWLEDGE OF THIS ADVISORY BOARD? )Sur ver, —c o. . WHAT C NTRIBUTIONS DO YOU FEEL YOU CAN MAKE TO THIS ADVISORY BOARD (OR STATE REASON FOR APPLYING))? Specific attention should be directed to possible conflict of interest as defined in Chapters 362.6, 403A.22 of the Code of Iowa. Should you be.uncertain whether or not a potential conflict of interest exists, contact the Legal Department. Will you have a conflict of interest? YES _.X_NO If you are not selected, do you want to be notified? YES NO This application will be kept on file for 3 months and i — automatically considered for any vacancy during that time. January 1986 lg9f i ■ - CITY OF IOWA CITY - ADVISORY BOARD/COMMISSION APPLICATION FORM Individuals serving on Boards/Commissions play an important role in advising the Council on matters of interest to our community and its future. Applicants must reside in Iowa City. The City Council announced Advisory Board/Commission vacancies 90 days prior to the date the appointment will be made. This period provides for a 30 -day advertis- ing period and a 60 -day training period for new members. The training period allows new members to become familiar with the responsibilities and duties of the advisory board/commission before becoming a full voting member. After a vacancy has been announced and the 30 -day advertising period has expired, the Council reviews all applications during the informal work session. The appoint- ment is announced at the next formal Council meeting. Appointees serve as unpaid volunteers. Council prefers that all applications must be submitted to the City Clerk no later than one week prior to the announced appointment dates. PLEASE USE A BLACK INK PEN. THIS APPLICATION IS A PUBLIC DOCUMENT 'AND AS SUCH CAN BE REPRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED FOR THE PUBLIC. THIS APPLICATION WILL BE CONNSIDERED FOR 3 MONTHS ONLY. '. �Cr ric { N1�4 1COCfQ �L✓\ i �i '. i ADVISORY BOARD/COMMISSION NAME Cn . :nsi e o TERIi � sfew3 F NAME(11AIL� R • �} )2KTP Ma n HOME ADDRESS 1 308 Mck5rQ�in¢ AJel { Is your home address (listed above) within the corporate, limits of Iowa City? Yes OCCUPATION A *of n e u EMPLOYER Se (F - 2v �� PHONE NUMBER: HOME 331- o23F 8 BUSINESS 337- G f`fq �� '` ' ` EXPERIENCE AND/OR ACTIVITIES WHICH YOU FEEL QUALIFY YOU FOR THIS POSITION: Dy nJQ. /�''� " Ser,le9_ e..5 LOAAV,41SsLC, eowl 1 P6 -rt crtiri Aecreai,s+., -ro&O(C4iIAe , {�pe.,ndn`(w•, ?RNn +i1 ns Wre-ct4olinnan' COA (av,. V,vn) Sefdi^g a-.�i+ir ��Cu re 1a.n Se do an So am Fe. �'n ita L etial •� ASt r..,A fdU(AU . �FEAA Cfa It p1i �'recFws� y� SerJea 3ynrrd a� h -e Unikd Cd-u'ts., eFetd lduckeu �u/D( — � WHAT IS YOUR PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF THIS ADVISORY BOARD? z k-,cLvt r et,1A eq,^ -r1,c C o,.,A,AA:\ssia4 4r- re yeou5 oAol (Aare Q nod, undGrcl4 a�- w sada WHAT CONTRIBUTIONS DO YOU FEEL YOU CAN MAKE TO THIS ADVI ORY BOARD (OR STATE REASON FOR APPLYING)? _ i(1nlieJe �ti� o�crotfont� rr� hue 0>",nlesidA) iJ Ce.�. n kiC • b.� ( t W ... .-Vy.e =du.M C.� �6,ys and Sppecific attention should be directed to possible conflict of interest as defined in Chapters 362.6, 403A.22 of the Code of Iowa. Should you be uncertain whether or not a potential conflict of interest exists, contact the Legal Department. Will you have a conflict of interest? _YES {/IID If you are not selected, do you want to be notified? ✓ESIluL E This application will be kept on file for 3 months and automaticallyconsidered for an vacant during that time. Y Y 9 a B $ ��qNy I +! Modem K Ren, Iowa k /D(%y�, Iowa Co. lows D Y 77 NOTICE _ THE CITYCOUNCIL OF. IOWA CITY IS CONSIDERING AN APPOINTMENT TO THE FOLLOWING BOARD: BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT - One vacancy - Five-year Term January 1, 1990 - January 1, 1995 . _ Duties: In appropriate cases and subject to appropriate ;/. r I conditions and safeguards, make special. exceptions to the I • •� terms of the ordinances In harmony with general purpose and Intent and in accordance with general or specific rules therein r contained and provided that any property owner aggrieved by + the action of the Council In the adoption of such regulations ' + and restrictions may petition the said Board of Adjustment II I directly or modify regulations and restrictions as applied to I such properly owners. It can only act pursuant to the zoning ' - - - - - ordinance. It has no power to act upon any ordinances other — than the zoning ordinance. It cannot grant a variance unless�'� rl specific. statutory authority provides for granting a variance. '- Variancesgranted under Iowa Code, Chapter 414.12(3) �< Iowa City:. Municipal _ Code A•1i.10 28H-1 (d) may any be granted In the case of •unnecessary hardship.' The hardship must be substantial, serious, real, and of compelling force, as r distinguished from reasons of convenience, maximization of profit or caprice. Iowa City appointed members of boards and commissions ! f� •`` 4` r I+I must be eligible electors of the Cly of Iowa City. This appointment will be made at the October 24, 1989, meeting of the. City Council at 7:30 p.m. In the Council Chambers. Persons Interested In being considered for this j + position should contact the City Clerk at the Chic Center, 410 E. Washington Street Application loans are available from the �{ - Clerk's otnce upon request it r r A , t i I �89s ! _ Males: 4 ; Females: 0 - i i October 24, 1989 f , BOARD OF ADJUSIENT - One vacancy - Five-year term January 1, 1990 - January 1, 1995 1 Irr ' r Catherine (Cathy) Johnson (has served one unexpired -term) S 242 Ferson Ave. rlt't f , x � t l4 ly 1 1 EX •� 1 it �11T�I.T (� M, 11, 4 .L K91 a4 YN�iFr}}N N i L . �� i � I1=YaJ JKM•Ai 1 t xy v� K4.,'IF t r4 � y'II 11 r+ 1i � 1 f 1 l ...—u._vawLL.Vlw'.N+iNai1:�'rLv.✓N+«.N.........,�.....-...._-. � ... .. ._.,.., .....-._ .... i .:. Ill '!. • i'J,VI .. er 11 .� I.u,..:. , .. , CITY OF IOWA CITY - ADVISORY BOARD/COMMISSION APPLICATION FORM ' Individuals serving on Boards/Commissions play an important role in advising the Council on matters of interest to our community and its future. Applicants must reside in Iowa City. The City Council announced Advisory Board/Connission vacancies 90 days prior to the date the appointment will be made. This period provides for a 30 -day advertising period and a 60 -day training period for new members. The training period allows new members to I' become familiar with the responsibilities and duties of the advisory board/commission before becoming a full voting member. - After a vacancy has been announced and the 30 -day advertising period has expired, the Council reviews all applications during the informal work session. The appointment is announced at the next formal Council meeting. Appointees serve as unpaid volunteers. Council prefers that all applications must be submitted to the City Clerk no later than one week prior to the announced appointment dates. PLEASE USE A BLACK INK PEN. I THIS APPLICATION IS A PUBLIC DOCUMENT AND AS SUCH CAN BE REPRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED FOR THE PUBLIC. THIS APPLICATION WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR 3 MONTHS ONLY AND AUTOMATICALLY CONSIDERED FOR ANY VACANCY DURING THAT TIME. AOVISORY.BOARD/COMMISSION NAME Board of Adjustment" TERM r>en.l/,)u NAME cat;ter--o(Cathv)Johrinor, HOME ADDRESS 242 Ferson ACa. Is your home address (listed above) within the corporate limits of Iowa City? yes OCCUPATION ---- EMPLOYER ----- PHONE NUMBER: HOME 337-5939 BUSINESS ' EXPERIENCE AND/OR ACTIVITIES WHICH YOU FEEL QUALIFY YOU FOR THIS POSITION: I own im I.C. a farm in Cedar Co, as we 11 as a multiple dwelling and cors 9r iu Calif. at the presant time. I f^_el-Rat the community interest a[,iI- r OE al"'^["hj9 PF'irra24'n;j jv nunership in thkse properties as well -s � "' 1 •r 'tvolv�nr • With it. E. ownershin and manar,ement has riven -Ine expe m •.ce �; to understand and evaluate the issues presented -to the lid. of Adjust tF rt. WHAT IS YOUR PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF THIS ADVISORY BOARD? I have followed lite dev.l:;- I m>:.t of lova City and decisions which have affected this deve!ornlI.z. II i WHAT CONTRIBUTIONS DO YOU FEEL YOU CAN MAKE TO THIS ADVISORY BOARD (OR STATE REASON FOR feel the ownership of different types Of_ProP.. ( and 2 k, F.:•Pn:c u APPLYING)?.I the Family) eg4if I d •I-.. -s, .:. vvr.t v— — ng . ll to ^cat citizens fairly in the processuf rair,tail,ingctne best possib!-. , i. . commutrity for all. Specific attention should be directed to possible conflict of interest as defined in i Chapters 362.6, 403A.22 of the Code of Iowa. Should you be uncertain whether or not a potential conflict of interest exists, contact the Legal Department. W111 you have a conflict of interest? _YES NO If you are not selected, do you want to be notified? yYES NO { Do you currently serve on another Iowa City Board or Comnissi —12% N It has been Council policy not to permit an individual to se n two Boards o is- slams at the same time. SEP 2 21989 q June 19 8 I o ut Clad MulmCity ImK Ntun .I `I 1