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Home My WebLink About1988-03-15 Info PacketCity of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Date: March 10, 1988 To: City Council From: City Manager Re: 923 Rider Street You may recollect at the last Council meeting, Councilmember Larson was provided report Rider Street. aAttach d for cYour nginformation the sisca copy of ations hthatsreport. ect to 9We are doing everything we can under the law to seek compliance. SJA/sp Attachment William Lekin 923 Rider Iowa City, Iowa 52240 June 10, 1986 Complaint received regarding junk vehicle, bottles, bags, etc. in yard. June 11, 1986 Inspector Vezina investigated complaint of June 10, 1986 No violation observed. Photo taken. Sept. 30, 1986 Complaint received - lot and house are an eyesore. Weeds and refuse in front yard. Garbage cans, charcoal burner, furniture and other junk in yard. House is covered with graffiti and weeds smell from the filth. Oct. 2, 1986 Housing Inspector, Steve Faga, conducted complaint inspection. No violation cited. Not to a point yet where it needs to be cited. Oct. 20, 1986 Complaint received - furniture, graffiti on house, wood and timber in front yard, garbage can & charcoal burner in front yard. Back yard has old van parked on grass. Oct. 21, 1986 DeMarce/Vezina conducted complaint investigation. All the above complaints were observed. Van was located in rear yard. Oct. 22, 1986 DeMarce sent violation letter re: improper storage of motor vehicle (Van) Code Section: 24-101(13). Oct. 27, 1986 Posted Notice to Abate on Van. Sent copy return -receipt to Bill Lekin. Nov. 17, 1986 Notice to Abate was returned from post office - non deliverable. Nov. 21, 1986 Notice to Abate given to police department to deliver. Dec. 2, 1986 Bill Lekin filed an appeal re: van parked in rear yard. Hearing set for December 19, 1986. Dec. 4, 1986 DeMarce sent Lekin notice of hearing on van parked in rear yard. Dec. 19, 1986 Hearing board extended one month extension to move van. Dec. 29, 1986 Complaint received regarding pickup and fold down trailer parked in rear yard. Dec. 30, 1986 Vezina investigated complaint - a pickup truck and fold down trailer were stored in yard. Photo taken. 0i Y William J. Lekin Page two Jan. 5, 1987 A violation letter was delivered to Bill Lekin regarding the June 5, 1987 pickup truck and trailer. Jan. 19, 1987 Vezina reinspected property - pickup and fold down trailer have been June 5, 1987 moved to driveway. Closed Dec. 29, 1986 complaint. Complaint of Oct. 20, 1986 regarding van - storage shed was built around van. Will monitor. Feb. 6, 1987 Vezina reinspected property. Storage shed housing van collapsed. Unable to tow because of weather - ground too soft. Feb. 17, 1987 Vezina reinspected property. Van still present. Ground is June 8, 1987 not firm enough to tow vehicle. Need permission from adjoining property owners to tow across their property. They have agreed to give us permission as soon as the ground hardens. Mar. 5, 1987 Vezina issued complaint to District Court re: van. (City vs. Lekin) Lekin plead guilty - fined $10.00 plus $1.50 plus $20.00) Mar. 19, 1987 Vezina issued second complaint to District Court re van. (City vs. Lekin ) Lekin plead guilty - fined $20.00 plus $3.00 plus $12.00) April 20, 1987 Vezina reinspected property - Van has been removed. Close violation of October 20, 1986. June 4, 1987 Complaint received regarding 9 g garbage in front yard. June 5, 1987 Complaint received regarding Van parked in front yard and storage building located on side property line. June 5, 1987 Vezina/Sgt. Fort, Iowa City Police, met at 923 Rider. Observed vehicle parked in front yard, garbage strewn in yard and a storage shed stored on west property line. Vezina spoke with tenant who admitted 6 people lived on property. Vezina told her yard needed to be cleaned up and vehicle removed from yard by June 8, 1987. June 8, 1987 Vezina reinspected - property has been cleaned u yard mowed and vehicle no longer parking on front lawn, Spoke with Lekin regarding shed. Lekin stated he would move shed. June 8, 1987 Housing Inspector, Faga, investigated property. exterior has been cite cleaned up. Faga will property for p exterior painting violation. 410/ 4 a William J. Lakin Page three June 10, 1987 Shed has not been moved. June 11, 1987 Violation letter delivered regarding over -occupancy of dwelling and accessory building west side of property located on lot line. June 18, 1987 Notice of violation regarding exterior wood surfaces - delivered by Ron Fort, Police Dept. June 29, 1987 Appeal submitted by Charles Traw, Attorney for William Lekin regarding Notice of Violation. June 30, 1987 Appeals hearing set for July 14, 1987 regarding exterior paint violation. July 8, 1987 Vezina investigated property. Accessory building has been removed. (Closed violation of June 5, 1987) July 14, 1987 Vezina investigated. Photo taken of two vehicles parked in front yard. July 20, 1987 Citation No. 00112, Docket No. 87TR61227 delivered by Sgt. Fort. Code Section Violated: 36-58(c)(1) Parking on unapproved surface. July 22, 1987 Per legal, file charges regarding over -crowding. Aug. 3, 1987 Upon failure to appear on August 3, 1987, court found William Lekin GUILTY of vehicles parked on an unapproved parking surface (Citation No. 00112). Ordered to pay $30.00 city fine plus $20.00 court cost by Sept. 10, 1987. Ordered to correct violation by Sept. 30, 1987. Aug. 10, 1987 Citation No. 00119, Docket No. 87TR62071 delivered by Sgt. Fort. Code Section Violated: 36-7(c)(1) Over -occupancy of dwelling. Aug. 12, 1987 Vezina investigated complaint that yard has illegal materials stored in it. Found what owner called "art object". Photo taken. (Legal to determine what constitutes art. Aug. 21, 1987 Housing Inspector Faga investigated property. Exterior paint on gable ends still present. Will issue citation. Aug. 24, 1987 Vezina inspected property. Art object in front yard still present - slightly enlarged. Aug. 24, 1987 Citation No. 00139, Docket No. 87TR63562 issued. Code Section Violated: 17-1.F. Exterior Wood Surface ,�D/ V William J. Lekin Page four Sept. 3, 1987 Citation No. 00139 delivered by R. Hoppe], Jr., Iowa City Police Dept. Sept. 17, 1987 Upon failure to appear on Sept. 17, 1987, court found William Lekin GUILTY of housing violations - exterior paint. Ordered to pay 530.00 city fine plus $20.00 court cost by Oct. 19, 1987. Ordered to correct violation by July 1, 1988. Sept. 29, 1987 Per Director, HIS, close "art object" complaint. Will monitor on informal basis. Oct. 12, 1987 Defendant appeared in person and plead NOT GUILTY to over -crowding citation (No. 119). Court date set for December 10, 1987. Oct. 13, 1987 Letter sent to Postal Inspector in Des Moines requesting names of occupants at 923 Rider. (Need information for evidence) Oct. 14, 1987 Vezina observed burgandy Dodge Van parked on front lawn (Lic. OFC -765) Photo taken. Will issue citation. Oct. 15, 1987 Vezina reinspected - Burgandy Dodge Van has been removed. Oct. 26, 1987 Sent letter to Iowa City Postmaster requesting number of occupants residing at 923 Rider. Dec. 9, 1987 Received letter from Postal Carrier stating four people have been receiving mail at 923 Rider between July 1, 1987 and December 9, 1987. Dec. 10, 1987 Court - City dismissed Citation No. 00119. Dates on letter from Postal Carrier should have started day inspector first spoke with tenant (June 5, 1987 - July 1, 1987) Feb. 3, 1988 Complaint received regarding vehicles parking on grass in front lawn. Feb. 9, 1988 Vezina observed red/white Van parked in front yard (Lic. OFC -765, IA 88 plates) Photo taken. Feb. 19, 1988 Vezina sent letter to Lekin regarding complaints of vehicles parked in yard. Sent cc to Charles Traw, Attorney and City Manager. Feb. 29, 1988 Complaint received regarding front yard - art object has turned into a pile of junk (Tin cans, TV sets, furniture, etc.) Feb. 29, 1988 Vezina inspected - observed salvage materials, garbage bags etc, in front yard. Photo taken. Conferred to w legal. Advised to issue citation. V O William J. Lekin Page five March 2, 1988 Vezina inspected - vehicles are no longer parking on yard. Will continue to monitor property. Issued Citation No. 00169, Docket No. 88TR3306. Code Section Violated: 24-101(1) (9) (10) Maintaining a nuisance. Delivered by Vezina and Bowers. March 7, 1988 Vezina inspected - no vehicles parking on grass. Will continue to monitor. March 10, 1988: Preliminary hearing scheduled for Citation No. 00169. 17�0/ N City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Date: February 19, 1988 To: City Council and City Manager From: Nancy Heaton, City Treasurer 77rl Re: Annual Actuarial Study of the Police and Fire Retirement Systems The annual study is presented to the City Council as required under Chapter 411.13 and 411.14 of the Iowa Code. This study is for the purpose of deter- mining the financial funding level of the systems and to set the City's contribution which is financed by property tax levy based on a percentage of the active members' base salary. A five year comparison of the City's annual contribution is shown below. Fiscal Year % Police % Fire Total Amount 1984 23.209 31.862 $648,287 1985 18.915 30.895 634,156 1986 17.686 29.535 615,537 1987 17.519 30.724 631,933 1988 17.922 30.045 663,578 Other funding sources are interest income, state funding and member contribu- tions. The state funding of 2.652% on police member salaries and 3.657% on fire member salaries began when the legislature passed House File 914. This is understood to be a temporary funding which can be ended through legisla- tive action. The members' contribution through FY1979 was part 'of an annu- ity/pension fund. However, changes in the Code in FY1980 allowed the annuity portion of the system to be refunded to active members. It was replaced by a standard percentage paid by each member into the system which is not refundable upon resignation or retirement. This member contribution is 3.10% of the member's salary and is deducted by the City through the payroll sys- tem. The Iowa City retirement systems are well funded and actuarially sound. Situations which can increase the percentage of funding are: the number of members with 15 to 22 years of service, the members aged 55 and over, disa- bility retirements, diminished interest income and higher salary benefits. bj4/1 M 4{oz u a TAYLOR, BALLARD AND COMPANY CONSULTING ACTUARIES 200 FIFTH AVENUE SOUTHEAST. P.O. BOX 1 385 CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA 52406 ROBERT H. TAYLOR JOHN D. BALLARD STEVE GRIFFITH LARRY J. DOZE TELEPHONE (319) 398-1 880 August 17, 1987 A�0 f 0 Ms. Nancy Heaton 1981 City Treasurer Iowa City Treasurer's Office 410 East Washington Street Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Dear Nancy, Enclosed is a copy of the 1987 Actuarial Valuation of the Iowa City Police and Fire Retirement systems. As you can see, the city's share of contributions -- 17.922% for the police department and 30.045% for the fire department -- are near last year's levels. Note that I have provided all of the auditor's information, including the information required for the NGCA certification, in the report. If you or the Board have any questions, feel free to call. Sincerely, Steba • h mg Enclosure IOWA CITY POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENT RETIREMENT AND PENSION SYSTEMS Actuarial Reports 06/30/87 Prepared by: Steve G if t Enrolleary TAYLOR, 8 COMPANY m P w II IOWA CITY POLICY AND FIRE DEPARTMENT RETIREMENT AND PENSION SYSTEMS Actuarial Report 06/30/87 Summary of Assumptions Benefit Values A. Normal Retirement Later of age 55 and 22 years of service, but not later than age 65. B. Normal Retirement Pension 50% of 3 -year final average monthly compensation on a joint and 50% survivor basis (minimum of $75 per month of the surviving beneficiary), adjusted semi- annually for one-half of the active salary scale increase. (No explicit provision for children's allowances.) C. Ordinary Death Benefit D. Accidental Death Benefit 1) Pension to surviving beneficiary equal to 25% of final average monthly compensation - 10% of ordinary death claims. 2) Lump sum benefit equal to 50% of final compensation - 90% of ordinary death claims. 1) Monthly pension to the surviving beneficiary equal to 50% of final average compensation - 90% of accidental death claims. 2) Lump sum benefit equal to 50% of final compensation - 10% of acciden- tal death claims. E. Ordinary Disability Benefit Monthly pension on a joint and 50% survivor basis, equal to 40% of final average compensation - 25% if less than 5 years of service. F. Accidental Disability Benefit Monthly pension on a joint and 50% basis equal to two-thirds of final average compensation. Assumed Group Characteristics A. Active Lives Surviving beneficiary assumed to be one year younger than the member. B. Retired Lives Valued based on individual situations. Married member assume spouse one year younger than the member. C. Children Benefits assumed payable to age 18, only. ,f DoZ V .r Iowa City Police and Fire Department Retirement and Pension Systems 06/30/87 Summary of Assumptions Page 2 III. Valuation Assumptions A. Interest B. Mortality 1. Pre -Retirement Ordinary 2. Pre -Retirement Accidental 3. Post -Retirement Male 4. Post -Retirement Female C. Disability 1. Ordinary 2. Accidental D. Withdrawals E. Salary Increases F. Annual Pension Increases 6% per year, compounded annually, 1969-71 United States Lives Census Table - total population. 150% of the 1959 Accidental Death Benefits Table. UP -1984 Table Set Forward 1 year (Disability Lives Set Forward 6 years). UP -1984 Table Set Back 4 years. 80% of the 1952 Disability Study (Benefit 1 - Period 2). 120%o of the 1952 Disability Study (Benefit 1 - Period 2). 3% at employment, grading down to 0% after 15 years of service. 4% per year. 2% per year (one-half of the salary scale increase). i IOWA CITY POLICY AND FIRE DEPARTMENT RETIREMENT AND PENSION SYSTEMS Actuarial Report 06/30/87 Development of Normal Cost Policy Department Retirement System - Section 411 A. Summary of Liabilities I. Pension Accumulation Fund a. Service Retirement Allowances b. Ordinary Death Benefits S 5,464,559 C. Accidental Death Benefits d. 287,005 87,622 Ordinary Disability Benefits e. Accidental Death Benefits 443,249 2. Total Pension Accumulation Pension Reserve Fund* 1.113.904 $ 7,396,339 3. Annuity Reserve Fund 2,486,265 4. Expense Fund 41,554 Total Liabilities0 S 9,924,158 *-includes Children's Benefits ($8,180) B. City Contribution Rate I. 2. Total Retirement System Liabilities Present Assets $ 9,924,158 3. 4. Present Value of State Contribution at 2.652%. Present Value (5,640,469) (457,463) S. of 4.1% Member Contributions City's Share of Future Liabilities (534.742) 6. 7. Present Value of Future Compensation 3,091,484 17.249.740 City Contribution Rate [(5)/(6)] 17.922% C. Comparison of Assets to Accrued Liabilities 1. Present Value of Vested Pensions a. Active 5 1,929,360 b. Retired 2.527.819 C. Total 4,457,179 2. Present Value of Nonvested Accrued Pensions_ 441.768 3. Total Present Value of Accrued Pensions 4,898,947 4. Present Assets 5.840.469 5. Excess Assets $ 941,522 V y�0 �. u w Iowa City Police and Fire Department Retirement and Pension Systems 06/30/87 Development of Normal Cost Page 2 I. D NGCA Report Information 1. Balance Sheet Entries Assets PV of proj bens to retirants PV of proj bens to term vested PV of proj bens to active Total PV Unfunded PV Net Fund Balance 2. Member Counts Retirants Terminated - Vested Active - Vested Nonvested 3. Actuarial Values and Changes 06/30/85 06/30/85 06/30/86 06/30/87 4,341,241 4,941,726 5,840,469 1,693,889 2,117,725 2,527,819 0 0 0 2.739.241 2,939.582 3,480.910 4,433,130 5,057,307 6,008,729 (91.889) (115.581) (168.260) 4,341,241 4,941,726 5,840,469 16 16 20 0 0 0 12 14 17 44 40 33 72 70 70 06/30/86 06/30/87 PV of proj bens to retirants $1,693,889 129% $2,117,725 161% $2,527,819 177% Terminated vested 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 51,693,889 1297 $2,117,725 161% $2,527,819 177% PV of proj bens to actives 2.739.241 208% 2.939,582 224% 3.480.910 2447° Total PV proj ben $4,433,130 3377 $5,057,307 385% $6,008,729 4217° Change from 1985/86/87 330,472 624,177 951,422 4. Comparative Summaries 983 1984 1085 1986 1987 Assets 3,020,820 3,606,123 4,341,241 4,941,726 5,840,469 PV Benefit 3,837,297 4,146,728 4,475,900 5,057,307 6,008,729 % 79% 87% 97% 98% 97% Unfunded PV (816,477) (540,605) (134,659) (115,581) (168,260) Payroll 1,132,623 1,176,267 1,313,946 1,311,571 1,424,206 % 72% 46% 10% 9% 12% X002- 1 Iowa City Police and Fire Department Retirement and Pension Systems 06/30/87 Development of Normal Cost Page 3 11. Fire Department Retirement System - Section 411 A. Summary of Liabilities I. Pension Accumulation Fund a. Service Retirement Allowances S 5,274,012 b. Ordinary Death Benefits 242,254 C. Accidental Death Benefits 66,651 d. Ordinary Disability Benefits 363,900 e. Accidental Death Benefits 915.128 Total Pension Accumulation S 6,861,945 2. Pension Reserve Fund* 4,546,546 3. Annuity Reserve Fund 42,361 4. Expense Fund 0 Total Liabilities $11,450,852 *-includes Children's Benefits ($22,188) B. City Contribution Rate I. Total Retirement System Liabilities $11,450,852 2. Present Assets (6,605,184) 3. Present Value of State Contribution at 2.652% (481,510) 4. Present Value of 4.1% Member Contributions 1408.1711 5. City's Share of Future Liabilities 3,955,987 6. Present Value of Future Compensation 13.166.818 7. City Contribution Rate [(5)/(6)) 30.045% C. Comparison of Assets to Accrued Liabilities 1. Present Value of Vested Pensions a. Active S 2,230,840 b. Retired 4,588.907 C. Total 6,819,747 2. Present Value of Nonvested Accrued Pensions 504.832 3. Total Present Value of Accrued Pensions 7,324,579 4. Present Assets 6.605,184 5. Excess Assets S 719,395 M Y Iowa City Police and Fire Department Retirement and Pension Systems 06/30/87 Development of Normal Cost Page 4 I. 0. NGCA Report Information I. Balance Sheet Entries 06/30/85 06/30/86 06Z30/87 Assets 4,902,528 5,599,742 6,605,184 PV of prof bens to retirants 2,951,651 3,854,387 4,588,907 PV of prof bens to term vested 0 0 0 PV of prof bens to active 3.601.475 3.439.320 3.738.231 Total PV 6,553,126 7,293,707 8,327,138 Unfunded PV (1.650.598) (1.693.965) 1721 954 Net Fund Balance 4,902,528 5,599,742 6,605,184 2. Member Counts Retirants 30 27 32 Terminated - Vested 0 0 0 Active - Vested 23 19 23 Nonvested 27 29 26 80 75 81 3. Actuarial Values and Changes 06/30/85 06/30/86 06/30/87 PV of prof bens to retirants $2,903,349 250% $3,854,387 339% $4,588,907 368% Terminated vested 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total $2,903,349 250% 53,854,381 339% $4,588,907 368% PV of proj bens to actives 3. 1,475 310% 3,439.320 302% 3.738.231 300% Total PV proj ben $6,504,824 5607 57,293,707 6417 58,327,138 668% Change from 1985/86/87 441,627 788,683 1,033,431 4. Comparative Summaries 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 Assets 3,382,822 4,048,176 4,902,528 5,599,742 6,605,184 PV Benefit 5,513,637 6,112,800 6,553,126 7,293,707 8,327,138 Unfunded PV (2,130,815)(2,064,624)(1,650,598)(1,693,965)(1,721,954) Payroll 1,080,590 1,118,093 1,161,698 1,137,705 1,244,208 % 197% 185% 142% 149% 138% Iowa City Police and Fire Department Retirement and Pension Systems 06/30/87 Development of Normal Cost Page 5 III. Police Department Pension System - Section 410 A. Summary of Liabilities and Assets 1. Present Value of Retirement Allowance $ (92,240 2. Present Assets 3. Future Liability Remaining [(1)-(2)] (45,881) 4. Current Level of Contributions 0 IV. Fire Department Pension System - Section 410 A. Summary of Liabilities and Assets 1. Present Value of Retirement Allowance $100,1020 2. Present Assets 3. Future Liability Remaining [(1)-(2)] 100,102 4. Current Level of Contributions 0 4 IOWA CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT RETIREMENT SYSTEM DETAIL PAGE 1 ACTIVE MEMBERS 6/30/87 Name Sex Birth Employmt Reliremt EA CA RA Svc Comp PV Comp PrCmp Pens PVPenslon PVOrdDB PVAccDB PVOrdOis PVAccDis BERG K H 3/20/58 4/ 6/85 3/20/13 27 29 55 2 23317 384832 4983 2492 60397 4693 1960 7099 18308 BROTHERTOII M 7/ 6/55 9/11/78 7/ 6/10 23 32 55 8 27477 450301 5220 1610 86791 6280 2268 9589 23973 CLARK M 3/11/39 2/ 1/68 3/11/94 29 48 55 19 17417 170624 2787 1394 145179 4497 866 6676 16690 COATES H 12/12/49 4/25/79 12/12/ 4 29 38 55 8 27477 351324 4126 2063 100666 6210 1763 9331 23327 COOK H 1/ 9/45 1/24/67 1/ 9/ 0 22 42 55 20 33176 353337 4258 2129 143836 7362 1785 10935 27336 COK M 10/25/46 9/16/71 10/25/ 1 25 41 55 15 27477 311691 3668 1834 115710 6241 1571 9300 23249 CUMMINGS H 2/ 7/54 9/14/78 2/ 7/ 9 25 33 55 8 27477 434450 5020 2510 88895 6297 2185 9577 23941 DRECKMAN H 7/ 3/53 12/ 1/76 7/ 3/ 8 23 34 55 10 27477 426897 4827 2414 93510 6454 2144 9783 24457 DUFFY H 6/30/52 5/15/78 6/30/ 7 26 35 55 9 27477 406211 4641 2321 94653 6379 2038 9646 24116 FORT M 11/29/42 9/16/67 11/29/97 25 45 55 19 33051 280882 3771 1886 157382 6593 1428 9715 24289 GASS R M 8/ 8/59 8/ 6/84 8/ 8/14 25 28 55 2 23317 395757 5183 2592 59012 4653 2028 7105 18323 GOLDBERG M 9/11/53 9/11/75 9/11/ 8 22 34 55 11 27477 430434 4827 2414 94461 6514 2162 9873 24683 HANSON D F 4/29/62 3/ 9/85 4/29/17 23 25 55 2 23317 427014 5830 2915 55008 4530 2267 7133 18407 HAPPEL N 10/22/59 7/ 7/83 10/22/14 24 28 55 3 25542 441120 5677 2839 66371 5213 2259 8036 20512 IARNEY H 4/17/42 21 1/68 4/17/97 26 45 55 19 35339 300327 4032 2016 168230 7049 1527 10388 25970 IAZLETT H 9/ 9/37 7/12/65 9/ 9/92 28 50 55 21 33051 151582 3100 1550 188564 4315 766 6500 16251 HUFF N 12/27/51 2/ 6/79 12/27/ 6 27 36 55 8 27477 385282 4462 2231 95627 6285 1933 9485 23712 HURD K M 7/14/56 7/30/85 7/14/11 29 31 55 1 23317 356104 4607 2304 61504 4654 1799 6855 17903 INMERMANN H 7/22/37 9123/74 7/22/96 37 50 59 12 27477 203293 3015 1508 108861 6623 1044 10130 26826 JACKSON 5 H 7/22/57 8/16/82 7/22112 25 30 55 4 21417 455092 5646 2823 76647 5813 2307 8898 22476 JOHNSON N H 8/26/55 4/11/77 8/26/10 22 32 55 10 27477 459719 5220 2610 89106 6432 2316 9819 24547 KEATING H 4/25/39 6/ 4/68 4/25/94 29 48 55 19 32594 202398 3306 1653 172153 5334 1028 7919 19799 KIDOEE R M 4/15/52 9/11/81 4/15/ 7 29 35 55 5 27477 387088 4641 2321 88326 6021 1942 9111 22777 KNOCK M 10/22/47 10/24/77 101221 2 30 40 55 9 27477 319604 3815 1908 107821 6128 1607 9162 22904 KREI 8 M 12/25/60 8/30/82 12/25/15 22 21 55 4 27477 495691 6351 3176 71412 5680 2558 8921 22553 LEIK H N 5/ 2/51 7/ 6/83 5/ 2/12 26 30 55 3 25542 416281 5249 2625 69550 5194 2110 8024 20479 LIHS H 10/13/41 1/ 1/72 10/13/96 30 46 55 15 33072 256397 3629 1815 162857 6257 1305 9224 23060 LINN H 6/27/42 4/16/71 6127/97 29 45 55 16 27477 233509 3135 1568 130846 5481 1187 8077 20192 LORD H 2110/56 9/18/78 2110/11 23 31 55 8 27477 465861 5429 2715 84785 6254 2353 9598 23996 MAURER L M 6/26151 7/28/84 6/26/ 6 33 36 55 2 23317 301901 3787 1894 71317 4833 1514 6984 18258 HILLER H 2/16/29 10/20/75 2/16/94 47 58 65 II 51771 278784 5252 26Z6 141583 14038 1599 29577 73943 NOORE N 9/24/47 9/ 1/70 9/24/ 2 23 40 55 16 27477 330467 3815 1908 112518 6359 1662 9504 23759 HYERS J. M 10/10/57 9/16/81 10/10/12 24 30 55 5 19832 333545 4075 2038 56586 4277 1690 6612 16530 NOBLE T. H 10/27/57 7/ 1/83 10/21/12 26 30 55 3 25542 416281 5249 2625 69550 5294 2110 8024 20479 OCKENFELS C F 1/20/59 7/18/81 1120/14 22 28 55 5 27477 490108 6107 3054 74818 5841 2509 9181 22952 PRESTEGARD H 5/ 3/53 1/ 3/78 5/ 3/ 8 25 34 55 9 27477 422838 4827 2414 92380 6384 2124 9677 24193 ROTH G N 12/21/57 9/26/79 12/21/12 12 30 55 7 27477 415201 5646 2823 81466 6131 2408 9471 23677 SCHULTZ N 5/13/47 4/16/71 5/13/ 2 24 40 55 16 27477 330467 3815 1908 112518 6359 1662 9504 23759 SELLERS M 8/ 2/45 4/15/70 8/ 2/ 0 25 42 55 17 32448 345583 4165 2083 140728 7201 1746 10695 26736 SINGLEMAN H 9/ 7/50 9/ 2/74 9/ 7/ 5 24 37 55 12 27477 381145 4291 2146 102593 6504 1913 9791 24477 STEFFEN J M 5/17/60 8/17/82 5/17/15 22 27 55 4 21477 495691 6351 3176 71412 5660 2558 8927 22553 STIKA H 4/30/39 9115/67 4/30/94 28 48 55 19 27477 110624 1787 1394 145179 4491 866 6676 16690 STOCK M 3/17/33 6/16/57 3/17/88 24 54 55 30 38085 38085 3053 1527 260880 1262 193 1999 4997 STRAND M 12/30/35 11/ 1/59 12/30/90 24 52 55 27 35485 101544 3071 1539 220592 3121 513 4805 12012 LALLA V F 10/12/57 2/ 5/79 10/12/12 21 30 55 8 27477 481110 5646 2823 82798 6221 2438 9600 24020 SUEPPEL N 11/ 1/39 1/ 2/72 11/ 1/94 32 48 55 15 27477 170624 2787 1394 145179 4497 866 6676 16690 SWITZER 5 N 3/20/58 9/28/81 3/20/13 24 29 55 5 27477 476271 5812 2936 76572 5886 2424 9169 22923 TEGGATZ M 10/14/34 121 1/61 10/14/89 27 53 55 25 32947 64280 2747 1374 214652 2052 325 3202 8005 WIDMER M 6/20/53 9/12/78 6120/ 8 25 34 55 8 27477 418320 4827 2414 91078 6304 2101 9558 23894 WYSS R M 121 1/51 7/29184 12/ 7/12 27 30 55 2 23317 313663 4192 2396 61820 4128 1895 7094 18301 TOTALS 50 1424206 17249740 5464559 287005 87622 443249 1113904 I IOWA CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT RETIREMENT SYSTEM DETAIL --UNIT CREDIT METHDD PAGE 1 ACTIVE MEMBERS 6/30/87 Name Sex Birth Emplopt Retiremt EA CA RA Svc Corp PV AMP PV VHP Pens PVPension PVOrdDB PVAccDB PVOrdDis PVAccDis BERG K H 3/20/58 4/ 6/85 3/20/13 27 29 55 2 23317 2133 0 2492 4825 375 151 567 1463 BROTHERTON M 7/ 6/55 9/11/78 7/ 6/10 23 32 55 8 27477 13833 0 2610 24011 1737 628 2653 6632 CLARK M 3/11/39 2/ 1/68 3/11/94 29 48 55 19 27471 103000 10300D 1394 101942 3344 644 4964 12410 COATES M 12/12/49 4/25/79 12/12/ 4 29 38 55 B 27477 20299 0 2063 32130 1982 563 2978 7445 COOK H 1/ 9/45 1124/67 1/ 9/ 0 22 42 55 20 33176 84923 84923 2129 89175 4564 1107 6779 16948 COK H 10/25/46 9/16/71 10/25/ 1 25 41 55 15 27477 49275 49275 1834 60679 3273 824 4877 12192 CUNNINGS H 2/ 7/54 9/14/78 2/ 7/ 9 25 33 55 B 27477 14733 0 2510 25719 1822 632 2771 6927 DRECKMAN H 7/ 3/53 12/ 1/76 7/ 3/ 8 23 34 55 10 27477 20143 0 2414 31321 2162 718 3277 8192 DUFFY M 6/30/52 5/15/78 6/30/ 7 26 35 55 9 27477 19086 0 2321 29655 1999 639 3022 7556 FORT H 11/29/42 9/16/67 11/29/97 25 45 55 19 33051 99219 99219 1886 103117 4320 936 6366 15914 GASS R M B/ 8/59 8/ 6/84 8/ 8/14 25 28 55 2 23311 2003 0 2592 5703 450 196 687 1771 GOLDBERG M 9/11/53 9/11/75 9/11/ 8 22 34 55 11 27477 22383 0 2414 33785 2330 773 3531 8828 HANSON 0 F 4/29/62 3/ 9/85 4/29/17 23 25 55 2 23317 1661 0 2915 3951 325 163 512 1322 HAPPEL M 10/22/59 1/ 7/83 10/22/14 24 28 55 3 25542 3390 0 2839 8443 663 287 1022 2609 HARNEY H 4/17142 2/ 1/68 4/17/97 26 45 55 19 35339 106145 106145 2016 111807 4685 1015 6904 17260 HAZLETT H 9/ 9/37 7/12/65 9/ 9/92 28 50 55 21 33051 159975 159975 1550 152518 3490 620 5258 13144 MUFF M 12/27/51 2/ 6/79 12/27/ 6 27 36 55 8 21477 17831 0 2231 28800 1893 582 2856 7141 HURD K M 7/14/56 7/30/85 7/14/11 29 31 55 1 23317 1175 0 2304 4542 344 133 506 1322 IMMERMANN M 7/22137 9/23/74 7/12/96 37 50 59 12 27477 45046 0 1508 63677 3874 611 6277 15691 JACKSON S M 7/22/57 8/16/82 7/22/12 25 30 55 4 27477 5647 0 2823 12476 946 375 1448 3658 JOHNSON M M 8/26/55 4/11/77 8/26/10 22 32 55 ID 27477 17753 0 2610 27284 1969 709 3006 7516 KEATING M 4/25/39 6/ 4/68 4/25/94 29 48 55 19 32594 122163 122163 1653 126810 3929 757 5834 14584 KIBBEE R M 4/15/52 9/17/81 4/15/ 7 29 35 55 5 27477 9894 0 2321 19981 1362 439 2061 5152 KNOCK M 10/22/47 10/24/77 10/22/ 2 30 40 55 9 27477 26447 0 1908 41772 2374 623 3549 8874 KREI B H 12/25/60 8/30/82 12/25/15 22 27 55 4 27477 4681 0 3176 10368 824 371 1295 3271 LEIK H M 5/ 2/57 1/ 6/83 5/ 2/12 26 30 55 3 25542 3842 0 2625 9612 732 292 1109 2830 LIHS H 10/13/41 1/ 1172 10/13/96 30 46 55 15 33072 84345 84345 1815 101836 3912 816 5758 14420 LINN H 6/27/42 4/16/71 6/27/97 29 45 55 16 27477 69512 69512 IS68 80941 3391 734 4996 12491 LORD M 2/10/56 9/18/78 2110/11 23 31 55 B 27477 12991 0 2715 22988 1696 638 2602 6506 HAURER L M 6/26/51 7/28/84 6/26/ 6 33 36 55 2 23317 3316 0 1894 9519 645 202 931 2435 MILLER H 2/16/29 10/20/75 2/16/94 47 58 65 11 51771 58175 0 2626 90358 8960 1020 18878 47195 MOORE H 9/24/47 9/ 1/10 9/24/ 2 23 40 55 16 27471 49123 49123 1908 59062 3338 873 4989 12471 MYERS J. H 10/10/57 9/16/81 10/10/12 24 30 55 5 19832 5220 0 2038 10544 797 315 1232 3080 NOBLE T. M 10/27/57 7/ 1/83 10/27/12 26 30 55 3 25542 3842 0 2625 9481 722 288 1094 2792 OCKENFELS C F 1/20159 7/18/81 1/20/14 22 28 55 5 27477 6370 0 3054 13695 1069 459 1680 4201 PRESTEGARD M 5/ 3/53 1/ 3/78 5/ 3/ 8 25 34 55 9 27477 17910 0 2414 28907 1997 664 3028 7570 ROTH G M 12/21/57 9/26/79 12/21/12 22 30 55 7 27477 10504 0 2823 19024 1432 562 2212 5529 SCHULTZ M 5/13/47 4/16/71 5/13/ 2 24 40 55 16 27477 49123 49123 1908 58678 3316 867 4956 12390 SELLERS M B/ 2/45 4/15/70 B/ 2/ 0 25 42 55 17 32448 70601 10601 2083 79931 4090 992 6074 15186 SINGLERAN M 9/ 7/50 9/ 2/74 9/ 7/ 5 24 37 55 12 27477 29831 0 2146 42434 2690 791 4050 10124 STIFFEN J M 5/17/60 8/17/82 5/17/15 22 27 55 4 27477 4681 0 3176 10627 845 380 1327 3353 STIKA M 4/30/39 9/15/67 4/30/94 28 48 55 19 27477 103000 103000 1394 107919 3343 644 4963 12407 STOCK H 3/17/33 6/16/57 3/17/88 24 54 55 30 38085 271130 271130 1527 254824 1232 189 1953 4881 STRAND N 12/30/35 I1/ 1/59 12/30/90 24 52 55 27 35485 211992 211992 1539 195817 2770 455 4265 10663 LALLA V F 10/12/57 2/ 5/79 10/12/12 21 30 55 8 27477 12201 0 2823 20654 1552 608 2397 5992 SUEPPEL M 11/ 1/39 1/ 2/72 IT/ 1/94 32 48 55 15 27477 81338 81338 1394 98529 3052 588 4531 11327 SWITZER S H 3/20/58 9/28/81 3/20/13 24 29 55 5 27477 6781 0 2936 14001 1076 443 1677 4191 TEGGATZ M 10/14/34 12/ 1/61 10/14/89 27 53 55 25 32947 214496 214496 1374 197023 1884 298 2939 7347 WIDMER M 6/20/53 9/12/78 6/20/ B 25 34 55 8 27477 15695 0 2414 26921 1863 621 2825 7063 WYSS R H 12/ 7/57 7/29/84 12/ 7/12 27 30 55 2 23317 2271 0 2396 6365 487 195 730 1884 TOTALS 50 1424206 2371128 1929360 2730191 111927 28436 174206 436150 I IOWA CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT RETIREMENT SYSTEM DETAIL PAGE 1 RETIRED MEMBERS 6/30/87 Name Sex Sys Type Birth CA Pension PVPension Annuity PVAnnuity DOLEZAL F 410 W 8/10/12 75 436.69 46360 0.00 0 TOTAL SYSTEM 410 1 437 46360 0 0 EVANS M 411 0 2123/20 67 1230.95 174251 40.95 4933 FARNSWORTH N 411 0 1/30/54 33 1492.95 378807 0.00 0 MAN F 411 W 5/22/ 5 82 379.21 29916 14.88 1065 HARR 15 M 411 W 12/11/42 45 1764.25 389863 0.00 0 HOLLAND M 411 0 3/25/ 9 78 652.84 62400 34.26 2928 KIDWEL N 411 D 9/15/35 52 1348.94 253398 0.00 0 LEE R M 411 0 10/14/26 61 1200.60 199767 0.00 0 LEWIS F 411 W It/ 2/ 6 81 367.16 30320 35.22 2629 MCCARNEY H 411 D 5/22/23 64 1379.81 193612 40.78 4859 POTTER N 411 0 8/11/ 3 84 763.84 55526 43.30 2886 PURVIS H 411 0 2/ 1/16 71 1147.98 127697 25.10 2445 RUPPERT N 411 0 2/ 3/ 9 78 778.70 74430 35.21 3009 RUPPERT J M 411 0 6114/25 62 1293.86 210012 0.00 0 SNIDER M 411 0 7125/18 69 424.97 56584 80.64 9222 SPRINKLE F 411 W 5/ 2/10 77 295.47 28988 13.70 1195 STIMMEL H 411 0 7/18/12 75 670.81 72350 37.38 3558 WEHMEYER C 411 0 3/30/69 18 283.08 78562 0.00 0 WHITE F 411 V 5/22/ 8 79 682.83 61602 34.93 2825 TOTAL SYSTEM 411 18 16158 2478085 436 41554 M IOVA CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT RETIREMENT SYSTEM DETAIL CHILDREN'S BENEFITS 6/30/81 Name Sex Birth CA Benefit PVBenefit VEIIMEYER M 3/22/67 20 141.54 2552 VEHMEYER M 3/70/69 IS 141.54 5628 TOTAL 2 283 8180 m IOWA CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT RETIREMENT SYSTEM DETAIL PAGE 1 ACTIVE MEMBERS 6/30/87 Name Sex Birth Employmt Retiremt EA CA RA Svc Carp PV Carp PrCmp Pens PVPension PVOrdOB PVACCDB PVOrdOis PVACCDIS ALLEN H 5/19/47 11/16/72 5/19/ 2 25 40 55 14 24373 292600 3384 1692 99579 5630 1472 8414 21035 BECKLER M 2/ 6/49 1/25/15 2/ 6/ 4 26 38 55 IZ 24373 322349 3660 1830 93377 5724 1618 8598 21494 BERRY R N 7/24/56 10/ 9/81 1/24/11 26 31 55 4 24373 391155 4816 2408 69609 5188 1976 7889 19928 BLANK J H 12/30/49 5/26/81 12/30/ 4 31 38 55 6 24373 304600 3660 1830 86253 5351 1528 8057 20143 BRENNE14AN M 12/21/46 6/ 5/74 12/21/ 1 27 41 55 13 24373 275008 3254 1627 1OZO29 5505 1386 8203 20508 BROOKS H 2/ 3/46 2/ 1/72 2/ 3/ 1 26 41 55 15 24373 276487 3254 1627 102650 5536 1394 8249 20623 BROWN H 1/ 8/56 12/15/86 1/ 8/11 31 31 55 0 19714 295833 3895 1948 50428 3844 1495 5594 14793 COOK S M 3/ 6/54 12/ 4/81 3/ 6/ 9 28 33 55 5 24373 370714 4453 2127 74659 5330 1864 8110 20275 CRAIG M 4/12/46 5/20/68 4/12/ 122 41 55 19 24373 276487 3254 1627 102550 5536 1394 8249 20623 CROW M 1/30/47 1/ 1/70 1/30/ 2 23 40 55 17 24373 293143 3384 1692 99780 5641 1475 8430 21076 DEEDS M 9/23/55 5/10/84 9/23/10 29 32 55 3 23325 356475 4432 2216 66560 4891 1796 7318 18697 BOLAN M 2/10/54 8/11/77 2/10/ 9 24 33 55 9 26645 425896 4868 2434 87435 6184 2142 9404 23509 DOLEZAL M 9/25/45 1/ 1/70 9/25/ 0 25 42 55 16 24313 259586 3128 1564 105664 5409 1312 8033 20083 FABIAN M 9/30/42 1/30/72 9/30/97 29 45 55 15 24373 207135 2781 1391 116076 4862 1053 7165 17912 FARMER N 3/20/41 2/16/73 3/20/96 32 46 55 14 24373 188625 2674 1337 119723 4603 960 6785 16953 FIALA M 11/15/37 9/ 1/74 11/15/96 37 50 59 12 26645 197138 2923 1462 105541 6422 1012 10405 26014 FJELSTAD H 5/26/38 1/ 1/66 5/26/93 28 49 55 21 29004 156884 2829 1415 159116 4297 795 6420 16051 FLAKE M 10/ 1/45 1/ 1/72 10/ 1/ 0 26 42 55 15 24373 259586 3128 1564 105664 5409 1312 8033 20083 GIESKING M B/ 9/38 6/17/66 8/ 9/93 28 49 55 21 26645 144125 2599 1300 146194 3948 130 5898 1474G GOOLSBY M 1/16/59 5/ 7/84 1/16/14 25 28 55 3 23325 402828 5184 2592 60597 4761 2063 7339 18732 HANSEN M 10/27/40 9/16/69 10/27/95 29 47 55 17 29004 202745 3060 1530 147801 5142 1031 7599 18999 HANSON N 2/24/49 7/16/72 2/24/ 4 23 38 55 14 24373 325186 3660 1830 94326 5778 1632 8679 21697 HOPKINS M 1/24/48 1/ 1/72 1/24/ 3 24 39 55 15 24373 309569 3519 1760 97093 5725 1555 8579 21447 HUDACIIEK M 1/24/42 1/ 1/65 1/24/97 24 45 55 21 24373 207135 2181 1391 116076 4862 1053 7165 17912 HUMSTON J M 11/ 8/54 10/20/81 IT/ 8/ 9 27 33 55 5 24373 370714 4453 2227 74659 5330 1864 811D 20275 IRVING H 5/ 9/31 4/23/60 5/ 9/87 29 56 56 27 35381 35381 2836 1418 235157 1347 185 2304 5760 JOENS H 6/10/61 1/ 7/86 6110/16 25 26 55 1 20559 360793 4942 2471 48245 3934 1885 6072 15830 KINNEY M 3/ 6/36 9/ 1/65 3/ 6/91 29 51 55 21 33634 125736 3033 1517 200072 3719 635 5659 14148 KAIILER H 8/ 1/52 5/19/86 8/ 1/ 8 34 35 56 1 22042 301451 3872 1936 59104 4792 1513 6924 18249 KLOOS M 3/23/35 7/21/59 3/23/90 24 52 55 27 35177 100663 3050 1525 218585 3094 508 4763 11908 KOCH M 4/13/61 4/18/84 4/13/16 23 26 55 3 23325 424491 5607 2804 57844 4679 2215 7359 18788 LANGSTAFF M 8/31/46 8/15/71 8/31/ 1 31 41 55 9 24373 267534 3254 1627 98361 5338 1348 7957 19892 LUMPA M 1/17/45 8/27/69 1111/ 0 15 42 55 17 24373 259586 3128 1564 105664 5409 1312 8033 20083 MILLER H 1/26/41 1/ 1/7Z 1/26/96 31 46 55 15 24373 188960 2674 1337 119967 4611 962 6798 16995 MUMTORD N IT/ 7/41 21 1/73 B/ 7/96 31 46 55 14 24373 188525 2674 1337 119723 4603 960 6785 16963 NEALSON M 8/27/42 1/ 1/69 8/27/97 26 45 55 18 24373 207135 2781 1391 116076 4862 1053 7165 17912 NORENBERG M 1/13/48 7/16/72 1/13/ 3 25 39 55 14 24373 308994 3519 1760 96891 5714 1552 8562 21405 PLATZ L M 9/23/53 5/13/83 9/23/ 8 30 34 55 4 24373 352056 4281 2141 74763 5244 1768 7866 19894 ROCCA M 5/13/58 7/14/78 5/13/13 20 29 55 8 24373 440016 5209 2605 71766 5484 2239 8532 21331 SCIIAAPVELD M 71 5/46 12/23/68 7/ 5/ 1 22 41 55 18 24373 216487 3254 1627 102650 5536 1394 8249 20623 SMITH M 8/ 2/53 21 9/87 81 21 9 34 34 56 0 19114 274900 3602 1801 50038 4176 1381 5985 15943 SMOTHERS M 10/13/53 4/23/77 10/13/ 8 24 34 55 10 24373 378681 4281 2141 82935 5725 1902 8678 21694 STAGG N 4/24/42 21 1/68 4/24/97 26 45 55 19 26645 226438 3040 1510 126840 5315 1151 7832 19581 STAHMER• N 2/25/44 5/15/68 2/25/99 24 43 55 19 26645 265003 3288 1644 119048 5747 1342 8506 21265 STUTZMAN M 10/13/45 7/16/72 10/13/ 0 27 42 55 14 26645 203257 3420 1710 115295 5901 1431 8765 21913 Will TTAKER M 2/14/31 121 1/61 2/14/92 15 50 55 25 29004 133019 2720 1360 165450 3787 673 5704 14261 WISSINK H 9/18/38 12/ 1/61 9/18/93 23 49 55 25 24313 131839 2377 1189 133711 3611 668 5396 13489 WOMOACHER M 1/ 1/36 1/21/64 7/ 1/91 28 51 55 23 35352 132159 3188 1594 210227 3909 658 5948 14871 WYSS M 10/ 4/58 11/21/83 10/ 4/13 25 29 55 3 23325 391611 4985 2493 62045 4799 1994 7332 18712 TOTALS 49 1244208 13166818 5274012 242254 66651 363900 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570 5081 12702 3 25 29 55 3 23325 3310 0 2493 7495 580 241 886 2261 1244208 2735672 2230840 3011316 111902 26607 ICB012 420394 IOWA CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT RETIREMENT SYSTEM DETAIL PAGE 1 RETIRED MEMBERS 6/30/87 Name Sex Sys Type Birth CA Pension PVPension Annuity PVAnnuity DOLEZAL M 410 0 3/31/97 90 927.69 48756 0.00 0 MCNABB F 410 W B/ 7/99 88 390.92 22890 0.00 0 MORGAN F 410 W 1/ 3/ 4 83 378.04 28456 0.00 0 TOTAL SYSTEM 410 3 1697 100102 0 0 BEBEE M 411 0 1/12/17 70 1097.24 141455 62.43 6944 CAPPS F 411 W 2/ 8/11 76 436.58 44586 16.32 1475 OESLING F 411 W 1/ 1/43 44 904.93 202677 0.00 0 DOLEZAL M 411 0 8/29/23 64 697.09 107397 0.00 0 FAY M 411 D 9/16/25 62 1079.66 160364 23.68 2960 GARWOOD M 411 0 3/30/ 9 78 687.08 65673 37.76 3227 IIEIN F 411 W 5/ 9/28 59 436.31 74930 38.43 5416 HESS M 411 0 12/30/21 66 806.17 117489 0.00 0 KNOEOEL E M 411 0 8/12/12 75 869.56 93786 48.70 4635 KNOEDEL J M 411 0 6/10/19 68 684.98 94092 32.31 3794 RITTENMEYER M 411 0 7/ 1/15 72 765.46 92198 33.86 3553 ROGERS If M 411 D 6130/17 70 848.70 97891 16.29 1639 ROGERS L M 411 0 11/16/14 73 578.84 67278 26.15 2658 SHAY M 411 D 7/21117 70 484.27 55857 10.04 1010 SHIMON M 411 0 4/ 6/ 9 78 1132.43 108240 45.89 3922 STIMMEL M 411 0 10/31/21 66 817.90 119198 0.00 0 VILLIVUER M 411 0 2/23/24 63 744.87 117842 0.00 0 VORBRICH F 411 W 9/30/22 65 401.68 59203 9.08 1128 PARROTT M 411 0 1/21/23 64 982.60 151385 0.00 0 AKERS M 411 0 2/ 9/43 44 703.04 159091 0.00 0 MASKE M 411 0 11/24/44 43 1204.64 263063 0.00 0 LONEY M 411 D 5/13/43 44 1109.37 238805 0.00 0 KEATING M 411 0 9/ 1/27 60 1956.60 333445 0.00 0 SNIMOH M 411 0 4/ 6/ 9 78 1132.43 108240 0.00 0 STAMMER M 411 0 2/25/44 43 1467.99 336415 0.00 0 BOGS M 411 0 6/14/39 48 1316.24 281700 0.00 0 CONNELL M 411 0 4/16/54 33 1315.71 333836 0.00 0 EDWARDS M 411 0 11/10/31 56 1000.45 186084 0.00 0 HENRY M 411 0 11/12/47 40 1315.19 312138 0.00 0 TOTAL SYSTEM 411 29 26978 4524358 401 42361 IOWA CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT RETIREMENT SYSTEM DETAIL CHILDREN'S BENEFITS 6/30/87 Name Sex Birth CA Benefit PVBenefit DESLING M TO/ 2770 17 245.21 12259 FOREMAN H 4/29/70 17 125.51 6275 MEIN M 11/21/68 19 125.51 3654 TOTAL 3 496 22188 a I" - Cr; E0 i 1988 SHIVE-HATTERY ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS.,... Highway 1 & Interstate 80. PA Box 1050 Iowa City, Iowa 52244 (319)354.3040 14,no,S Iowa Teas March 4, 1988 Mayor John McDonald Civic Center Iowa City, IA 52240 Re: Iowa City Sewage Treatment Plant Dear Mayor McDonald: Thank you! We appreciate the significant efforts expended by Iowa City Council members, Steve Atkins, Chuck Schmadeke and many others on the Iowa City staff to resolve the multiple issues surrounding the Iowa City Sewage Treatment Plant project. There is certainly still work to be done before the project is running smoothly. However, a significant roadblock to proceeding was removed with the completion of successful negotiations with Metcalf & Eddy to finish the design process. We know this was difficult to accomplish, but in the long run this decision will be in the best interest of all parties involved. We especially appreciate the manner in which you have strived to protect the interest of local firms, such as ourselves, who are subcontractors to Metcalf & Eddy for portions of the design. Too often we take for granted, and fail to acknowledge the support the City of Iowa City provides to local businesses. Thank you again. V RJD:pd Sincerely, SHIVE-HATTERY ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS, inc. Imo P. @-J.W.:'tt Robert J. DeWitt, P.E. Vice President CIVIL • MECHANICAL • ELECTRICAL STRUCTUnAL ARCHITECTURE • GEOTECHNICAL • ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSPORTATION • INDUSTRIAL �f 03 M SOUTHEAST400 � IOWA MurnclP,�L LEAGUE BURLINGTON, IOWA 52601 March 4, 1988 PMIDW - ATTENTInm: Southeast Iowa City Officials and Associate Members AEfar ufoa oounft.nd.r of prim/ton The March, 1988, meeting of the Southeast Iowa Municipal League will be hosted by the City of Washinoton. - VICE PRESIDENT - Lom AETaaui Meeting Date: March 16, 1988 wi+etaodor of Osk'too� Where: Captain's Table Restaurant - Corner of S Iowa Ave. and - EIRNnm - W Madison St. on Highway 92 NORMA of Niles Social Hour R Registration: 5:00 P.M. Apr WRITE Buffet Dinner: 6:00 P.M. (Cost 59.00) AAycr of wt cheer Program: As long as the legislature is in session the Droqram - PWILI•raRra will involve the discussion of legislative issues. COn ftoff■irff.fd Every elected and annointed City Official is welcome. You do 601GALLaur not need to be a member to attend. pou,oftnnber of Kookt* To the Derson rethis notice, please distribute to the • IMMIATE VAST PRESIDENT • 11 ayor, Councf !ember, City Clerk, and Manaaer or Administrator. Thank ■IMEL rATTaHEE you. RrWr of CorALvftle REMINDER: The April 20 meeting will be held in Columbus Junction SECUTART•TREASIAER - and the May 18 meeting will be held in Winfield, so be DOUG WOW* sure to mark your calendar. arrae ofr«tor of Eurlfryton - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Please fill out and mail (or telephone) your reservation by March 14, 1988. Send reservation to: City of Washington Attn: Cohen Bond, City Clerk P. 0. Box 516 Washington, [A 52353 Telephone: 319-653-6584 Number of Reservations City of Associate Member /D "- ugs J. Wong Secruaky/Treasurer Finance Director of Burlington /7 o J d"/C 00 fjl . 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JPr0P Adle Ca llr ir �C'_.Q af1G� O invtea,2e. -1�b ,"j61e'c Weren/eo a Ch4l /a 1 jt J'lales' y7P4,✓ �Vzl�it+�✓� 7 lauJS a_ .W&h�,7 c6” f � � wa,/e Ila le //7 17m- A-kt•e can=es Ald rMLV/f"a di// Aqe 4 a't 40d /le cyo//� Pl&ll OIZA4 6 renes✓ I%! la.-�1/ ,��i/S . �%+Pne Mal � Som Jtia�C /r/o��PS a✓a.�,6�e �i/' dwelViI1q E di �/ans a.r /Jell as ✓✓a V UY food 4C�� 7% �v. /mac, '8 -7 Screwcle 'P�jv/e.// ��aae react' -/fur as �,p �✓i/� c?ho moat% #te Gu"r/ , j 0, A; -r 1Jyae. /7(- doll -o /y/ i-ecyc-/i.ilo, Curl✓ realwIne 4zos u C/nneCa:�,va, SOS City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Date: March 11, 1988 To: City Council From: City Manager Re: City Architect As you are aware, we are about to begin the process of planning, in coop- eration with the City of Coralville, for a new animal shelter. In order to provide the most cost effective project, we have discussed the possi- bility of performing the design work for the animal shelter through the use of City staff, rather than contract with an architectural firm. Jim Schoenfelder, our Energy Coordinator, is a registered architect. Many of your are aware of our successful energy management program. In order to use Jim's skills more effectively, I am suggesting that we consider having Jim perform the architectural services for the design of the animal shelter. Our estimates indicate that an architectural firm would likely charge us $15,000-20,000 based upon a project estimated to be $163,000. Assuming we would utilize Jim on this project and pay him at an appropri- ate rate, we believe we may be able to save between $2,000 and $7,000 in design expenses by using this in-house resource. A drawback is that local architectural firms may not be particularly pleased with this initiative; however, given the resource we have avail- able and our desire to more fully utilize our personnel, I believe we can design a quality product and likely experience a significant savings. It is not our current intent to have Jim permanently employed on a full-time basis. However, he would be employed full time (one-half as energy coordinator and one-half as architect) for approximately nine months to complete this project as well as several other smaller design projects related to planned energy conservation measures, all of which would otherwise be contracted out. It would be my intent to recommend this course of action to the City of Coralville and hopefully they too would concur. If you have any questions or concerns with respect to our initiative, please let me know. bj2/5 X06 n I YOUTH SERV I CES FFOLJNDgT I OIV JOHNSON COUNTY, IOWA You are cordially invited to attend a reception honoring the board of directors and trustees of the newly formed Youth Services Foundation Meet the board of directors and staff of Mayor's Youth Employment Program United Action for Youth, Inc. Youth Homes, Inc. Spouses and significant others welcome Wednesday, March 30, 1988 Hills Bank and Trust Company Iowa City Office 1401 S. Gilbert St. Iowa City, Iowa 5:30 P.M. R.S.V.P. Regrets only to: Peg McElroy, Executive Director Mayor's Youth Employment Program 356-5410 Reception compliments of Hills Bank and Trust Company Dwight Seegmiller, President and Foundation Trustee X07